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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
EVERY CLASS FINDS
USE FOR LIBRARY
Cardhoiders Now Number Over
10000, Annual Report OF
the Librarian Shows.

m Wilmington the numhor ~ -ar1-
holders m che Free LIhrar, u ruw nearly
-. ~ AVS the report af tho Iiora7aa
read 1t the annual meeting nf the uoani of
managers of the Wilmington institute
1t the meeting Tuesday Among them ~ill
b. found men and nomeb pI al -iaase-
and 9f All shades 81 heiiei II S probable
rhAt there Is not a block IN rhc city Nnlca
!oes not have one 9r more oaraholde r
Not even the Ga~ Company OF the cItt
tax office has rs arge = number 81 name,
on = books.
The increased interest q the people n
public questions IS shown % the .rcrf.A,, F..
Use Of books classified IN ~oclo. Z, Men
and women realize mon tEd more that r
rider to form intelligent judgments aa ~
educational subjects, on housing ralIt
ltbor employment q women. .abor l r
.sms. wages. railroad problems. p.bL.
ownership. tran spoTt.-tlon. ala the -Cor :
of other questions which are before 'lS ta-
dav. they must consult the books 81 -,
library. SAYS the report.
The 1920 census shows that the pop.-
Iation Of Wilmington increased rom - r
900 70 10 600. or 25 Der cent II IS inter-
esting 70 Bote that during the past teu
years the number Of cardhoiderS nj t.e
library has increased IS per cert. the ut.
Der Of volumes ~ the library 50 per ct-
and the number of volumes issued for avme
use, IS per cent. 1t is unfortunate that Ve
have no good means Of keeping reference
Department statistics for It IS certain
that this use 81 the library has increased
.n even greater proportion than any other
The wear ) work Of the juvenile depart
ueut of thc library also showed . decided
increase lu the number of books used hy
children monthly increase Of over a
thousand vs. shown iu November anC
continued until January. when i Vas in-
creased over 1000 The YEARLY cIrcula
tiou III the juvenile department amouDteC
To %. "a volumes. the largest clrculstIoI
the department. ever had The increase
use Of pictures also showed an lncreas,
ii about thousand, teachers utilHn.
them for class room work
The net registration at the end oi tA,
year was 20,Sll, an increase OF +55
After the season Of unemployment bygar
there wss noticeable increase ia th,
number of men who registered With TIM
| exception. the character ol the regstra
| ton remained about the same Us usual
The total number Of books issued "a
home use was 374 ,632 AZ increase 3
l6.945 The percentage Of fiction 81
creased elght-tenths OF one per cent. Tn
juvenile percentage decreased about the
same amount and changes IN other classe
are negligible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
w T. DDiNGS.
Gets ll-Harfen tine

a pretty wedding took place We'd
uesday evening. April 20 when MARY
Alice daughter Of MIR. and Mrs H. ".
Ilartenstine. became the bride of Joseph
- Getschal. The bride sister Miss
Della Hartenstine acted as bride $
maid while Bennett + Getshall. cousin
of the groom was best man
Following the ceremony. a reception
was held The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. r. " Hartensune Mrs Mary \
HartenstInc. Mrs. James Patton. of
Honey Brook. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs Sam
uel Logan, MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Ack
royd Mrs S. + Benson. Misses Della
Blanch Sarah. Florence and Ida Hart
enstinc Margaret CietshaIl of Elkton
Md. Marie Ware. II. Dora Cook
Messrs. Bennett f. Getshau Wilmer
and jonathan Hartenstine and Jane:
Townsend Mr.. and Mrs. GetschaH re
ceived many useful and pretty presents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
B. & 0. REVENUES.
Net Operating income for March
Shows Big Increase Over
Last Year.

Thc =, rort cf p Y Nulhollanf. as
eietonf 20 the senior vice president Of
tho baltimore & Ohio Railroad. on Tho
monthly earnings and exrcnaes Of tho
road show large incroase in n~t rail
waV operating income for March 1927
over that Of March 1870 Figures fur
niehod FOR one month and three months
show
Ranwnv operating rrvonues for
March. s16sI7.7qs 81 decrease of
f5tA am 81 ne compared with Nar,h.
taon Operating Expenses for Marvh.
f3.29GthA ~. decroa Of 3ffa 67b
4i from Narrh. laen The not operat
ing income for March WAS g. ais .ss4 2
an IL, rcaao ~ f2.l76.7e4 is over The
gafno month Inst wear
Tho operating revenues for Tho argt
three months ~ toat amounted %
SIS AZ a0a ~ 4 decreaae ~ f473 0ss %
from tho naulc period last year Rut the
net revenue fnr thr Rane period va
81. 90 go nS an iurrcaHe ovor tho SAM
three ncnthH of last Year ~ t4.7oh. ohs ! .
The net railway operating income for
tho three months was fa.2S5.s Y. af
compared with a dcncit - fsfa o2i ~
last ycar making an increaa" of - s3s
aoG ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Dismiss Larceny Charge.

James +. Clark, representing himself
as a soldier from the Waiter Reed Hos
pitaI Washington y. G. was dismissed
by Judge Hastings ia Municipal Court
today on a charge Of larceny OF a Bell
telephone coin box from the Baltimore
and Ohio station. Frank Wood, com
pany detective, showed how the box
was so arranged, that when it was torn
lose a bell rang in the detective Office
and also in the booth
When the bell rang ne immediately
notified the ticket agent. John Is Ward
Ward went TO the booth and found th,.
Coldier in the booth clark denied that
he had broken the box loose 7 drop
ped nickel in the Slot and the bell
started TO ring" he said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
PLAN DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN TONIGHT
City Committee, Men and Women
to Discuss Activities OF
Two Elections.

The Democratic City Committee VIII
meet tonight at hcsdauarterr. and thoa"
members who failed to receive n FORMAL
Invitation from Timothy j. Mooney. city
chairman, aye urged to attend Thia
will Ire the nrat meeting that the women
members have formally met with the
men members Of the committee. and IN
the future. according 10 the plans made
hy the members Of the committee. All
business and political responsibility
will be shared Jointly.
The committee hna much routine buis-
ness to consider tonight. Plans for get
ting out the vote on the day of the
primaries and various other details of
the coming June elections Will be talked
over.
Arrangements for a mass nneatinf
for women next Monday evening. viii
also he siirx,uased This will be the first
political meeting of either party I'm this
campaign
Democrats who were inntrupleutsi IN
having Thomas y Baynrd decide to en-
tor tho contest for tho mayoralty nom
nation believe that this tirne they have
picked winner. Favorable comment
upon Mr. Rayard'a decision IN stauc
for the position were heard today from
Republicans ns we'll AZ Democrats
Tom will get my vote. Haid promin.
ent Republican. unless my. party narnes
"A man for the position that took a'
prominent stand for the city charter
az Bavard did Mr. Raynrd refused Z
make any statement TODAY eoncernini
his campaign
Friends nf Howard NJ Ward. forrne
avy Court Commisvioner. H1y that b.
is still In thc race for tho Republican
nomination. president - Council. al
though he has not announced hirnaei
NJ soek ing the position
Two mon Who arc mentioned as uoa
ait,le Gouuciirnanic eaudidafca on ~
/ Republican ticket ia tho <inth war
arc Edward r. Logan j 10 East Twentv
| ninth street and Harry Vincent 10
We~t Thirty first Rtroet
I FRANK Davis has heer mention.
in connection with the Democratic nom
lnatien for city treasurer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
nor ApPEARBD sERVoUs,
BUT NOT REALLY I'll

TDav vid Roberts. who dfcd suddenly in
q Philadelp phia Hospital Last night. wtF
a son Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ttober''.
t,f 227 sixth avenue, Wilmington. II
was learned 1T The house to-day unsst he
had suffered only minor Unefw. For
ths. r,aat two or three weeks he WAS a.
,Iergufng treatment for his ears by ~
p,llagss,d Yesterday morning. sccotn
PANIED ~ his father and giFter. fatI
crime Xirnrney. Roberts was talcon 10
T,irsIsAe3phia They arrived At the bsa
pitaI ~ o'clocl. the tirne doHiguafed
~ the hospital phyHicisnH Both fath"r
aud rirter left hiTn uTon their arr yal
while In the hospital yesterday Horr
ing Roberta waa in nervous s'ato
rIe heard The groanH and the mo'tns -
ether patients who Ind boon operated
an TTo exclaimed - his sister Have
tIcv t,Iat came orlf of ether HfF
rs.orers Thought little - 'hig anf gs
rim a few words ~ coanfort and 4"
nartcti
The boy'p parents we're notihed -
lia ,leath this morning when 2 telc-
.-rarn was received from the h"grt'al
authorities
AZ the boy'a horne at MON todnT m
rord or reasonable account ~ niV
1cath rad boor received 0+hor thar fhe
telaprarn announcing hiz death 4 rel
aor4cr ~ Fvory Evening was told ~.
}toborts. fhe }ud'a father. could mt un-
daratand pr- yord rad not boon ro-
~eivc-4 immediately after hia death lart
night IL says he feara the h0y was
stricken .rifh = zraTn auDerinduc"d
~ fright Irnrne1iatrlv upon hearing
III hia Death t.rdertaker Iarnea II
l.haudlar ans notified fTa proceeded
Fl rhnadeiphla ~ take charge n The
t.o.Iv which after death VIA removed
/ ~ ne trs0vRue
The operations Included Frontal
SINUS. by rT Nathan + SpaUffer adj
+ tal uastoid BY or E HacC"uU Smith
- Rrfl Al severFd fousillectony opera
tons other physiciars Ehn operated
.rcre Dr r. E}idpath Dr Curtis #
f;eeves I)r Ralph Eutlor and Ilr iicr
/ amin Parish
Arrangements fnr ffe funeral win =
| made sometime 'hiR afternoon. vhcr
| the bocfv has arrived IN this c1ty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
CHANG ES IN POLLING PLACE rs.
Majority of Voting Locations Are Same
Same as Last Fall.

The registration and polling places for
the general election in this city. June 4
are With few exceptions. the same As for
the Presidential election last fall The
registration day IS May
The changes arc aS follows
First ward First district. 10 20l West
Fourth street
Second ward, Third distnct. To 20
Poplar street
Fifth ward. First district TO 62l Orange
street
Sixth ward. Third district = S42
French street Sixth district, to l522 kng
street
Seventh ward Third district 10 lies
Orange street Fourth district. 70 los
Vest Thirteenth street: Fifth district. to
Eleventh and Washington streets. No -
school: Seventeenth district, to 200 Dels
ware avenue
Ninth ward, Nineteenth district to 3l>
Nest Twcnty-nlnth street
Tenth ward, Fourth district. e So
North Franklin street
Eleventh ward, Sixth district, t. 2l3t
Linden street
Twelfth Ward. Fourth district to l62I
West Fourth street..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SCHWAB WARNS LABOR
THAT 1T is MISSING
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Continued from page l

sold pig iron at a profit at about si4 a
volved In making ton of pig iron are
more than &14.
But the railroads can not give ser-
vice even Mt present rates with their
existing costs.
Railroad costs must come down. and
II In in the interest of national pros
perity that our government acting
through the Railroad Labor Board and
every other agency shall reduce wages
and bring down costa To living point.
Effect on shipbuildinG.
The same situation confronts our
merchant marine. In operating. build
ing and repairing ships. labor costs are
hopclessly high. That this In true IS
shown by the millions of toms N ship
ping now lying die the great number
Of shipyards with no work to do. and the
hundreds of thousands Of idle shipping
and shiphuilding worimen.
Insofar as our people I'm America ar
prepared to go to work at reasonable
wages. insofar as we are prepares
quickly to abandon the artificial eI
travaganccv, Of the war. will we lay ths
foundations for new prosperity sucf
as we have never enjoyed before.
This is tho route through which no
| merely America but the peoples of on
Allies can find their way out. ant
| triumph IN peace aH they did in war
Darwin =. Kingsley. president Of th'
| Chamber. delivered an Address eulogiz
ing Mr. Schwnb fur his service durin,
| the war
The Chambor presented to Mr. schwn'
a bronze tablet. AZ tho top NJ which wa
| inscrifrNd words uttered by Iachimo,
character IN Shakespeare play GYM
| hclinc The quotation reads
| Here's a voucher stronger than eve
| law could make"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
PROMISES DRY NEW Y0Rk.
S'atc Police Read Declares There win
Re Nc Iiauor in 90 Days.

Nhanv hul = Major George r
Cesrdler superintendent Of the state
Tosoe hogan vesto rday a drive to make
te, entire territory in his jurisdiction
l.r, dry within W" months. The force
"a 'h which d, expects t. de- This con
s~t~ ot - State troopers
The frst raids made eariy Yesterday.
r.ttca S2u coo worth of contraband
.uor taken in raids on one saloon on
tho outskirts II White Plains West
chester County and two in Oneida
County
Major Chandler said yesterday that
every county in the state outside Of
,1anties comprised within the boun-
Gtiles of Ncw York City and some up
S.ate counties with large cities which
.e provided with a police force Of
slficien: size to cope with the Illicit
nquor traffic would be a battle-ground
and under constant surveillance by ms
men from nov on. The state has been
& vided into zones FOR the purpose OF
Major Chambers enforcement plan
v which ccntemplates making dry some
nftv communities every week from nov
until his purpose has been achieved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
TARIFF REVISION
URGED BEFORE U. S.
COMMERCE CHAMBER
Continued from page l

demanded by Harvey j. Scone, agri-
cuIturist of Sidell, Illionis.
"As agriculture has direct or m
direct bearing" he said, "on practicaliy
every other industry, it therefore Is the
times. in order to insure proper indus-
this reason should have protection at an
key industry of the nation ana tor
trial conditions.
Alba h. Johnson, president OF the
pennsylvania Chamber OF Commerce
urged that tariff laws be framed with
the view of protecting the farmer, the
railroad. the workman in the field, mine
and factory.
"Our prosperity during the years
ahead of MS he added will be closely
related to our policies as to tariff and
credit"
ssThe greatest need OF our cournncrce
TODAY is such reciprocal exchange of
comnodities as will enable foreign ma
tions 10 obtain our raw materials ano
70 nav for them in the only way pos
stole with the fruits of their labor.
reimbursement of the tariff policy OF
the United states was urged by VIII
liam G. Redfield. president oil the Amer
ican Manufacturers Export Association
in ADDRESS DtlOtN N4iN
trTbution group.
our tariff policy" he asserted. mus
not b. a refuge for the derelicts oil IN
dustrv. nor can it make up through
indirect national gratuitics for lack o
management. capital or efficiency.
The present business stagnation is du'
largely to the tariff situation he as
serted. adding that many OF our IN
dustrics would be running II the Tor
cign markets were free"
1T viii relieve the situation sai'
/ Mr. RcdfeId. 'if in any such tarin a.
we ind il necessary to adopt. bargain
! ing features are introduced so that W.
/ may have quid pro quo TO ohcr Z
I q business friend SO that we may no
! say with one hand keen out OF here
ana with the other grasp for his husi
ness"
President Joseph Dcfrces in his "ren
ing address yesterday put the organi
z,tion on record as not heing engage
iu any secret campaign Tor the on"
shop 10 the dctriment Of labor unions
.Th.. chamber has no relation 10 an
such Efforts he asserted. IL has y
confidential processes makes no secro
efort Its decisions arc made publ
ana II has taken no action and has nc
narticipatcd i'm any action in respect 7
industrial relations which has not BE-
spread broadcast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

tsy Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. Arril os.--G Gnttlc. rcceipts
8 900. beef steers and butcher she stock.
active. mostly 10 20 Is cents higher. tor
ycarrings. 200. top heavy etcera s7h
hulk beef steers 7.75ds.75, bulk faf
cows and heifers ; SOAR 90. calves and
bulls steady. hulk vcalcrs. s,0063s IS :
bulls largely. 5e506.25 stockers and
feeders steady 10 strong. bulk stocker
and feeder steers. 625n1 50
Hogs receipts $4,000. active Is TO
Is cents higher than yesterdays aver
age. hogs. well sold top. $50 bulk.
S1Ods 30. better grades pigs. steady
others weak.
Shecp. receipts 900. mostly steady
Wooled lambs top. 100. shorn. tor
1850. to city butchers. packers tor.
q 90 choice shorn wcthers rs. few
light shorn wethers. rs. best shorn
ewes. CTS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Heart Attack Fatal 20 Minister

Coroner Bullock made an invest "a
ton into the death of Josiah Cephas Il
Negro minister who died at Buttol. wood
on Monday. and will not hold an inquest
as it developed the minister had been
suffering from heart trouble for some
time Rev. Cephas was arguing with a
brother minister Rev. T. T. Robbins
over the occupation of a red brick
house. when the former dropped dead
from a heart attack
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Munford Pardon Hearing May 5,

The Board of PaTdons viii meet at
Dover May 70 consider Walter Mum
ford's application for a pardon. Nun
ford was sentenced by the Court OF
General Sessions for New Castle coun-
try August Z. 1920, to pay a fine Of 500
and costs and TO serve one years i'm
prisonmenf for non-support and TO serve
six months Imprisonment for the lar
ceny Of two chickens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
FINAL DAYS OF PASSOVER.

The conclusion Of Passover win be
celebrated as holy days on Friday and
Saturday of this week. The seventh
day Of Passover commentaries par
ticulariy the crossing of the Red Sea
by the IsraeIites, after the exodus from
Egypt.
Services viii be held at the Temple
If Truth tomorrow al 10 a. m. In the
evening at o'clock a combined festi-
val and Sabbath service VIII take place
at which the chior will sing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Suit Over an Automobile.

judge Herbert l.. Rice after hear
ing testimony in the Court Of Common
Pleas. today. reserved decision in the
case Of Stanley Sobociensk rs. John
Wondt The plaintiff sold the defendant
an automobile for $500. the latter In
IIeu of cash payment 10 do electrical
work for the former Sobociensk al
leged Wendt stopped the work when
il was equivalent % 1908. Suft was
brought for f9T
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Walking 10 Homes in West.

Two hikers dressed in soldiers uni
form. who said they were on their way
10 Homestead okla. applied at the
police station last night for shelter and
were allowed to spend the night there.
They gave their names as Lawrence
Conners. % years Odd and John Gal
lagher, 18 years old and said they had
recently been discharged from the army
at PHILADELPHIA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
VERBAL BITS ILLEGAL.
Violation os Carfforpis's Antf-Gam biin z
Law Judge Rules.

Rv Associated Press 70 Every Evening
San Francisco. April zS.-VerbL wa.g-
Yers are IN contravention of cbe State
Anti- gambling law, according TO an opin-
son which Police Judge Lazarus an
nounced he would cause TO be entered
formally next Monday. The delay was
al the request Of Frank c. Osnato and
Oscar Gil. vino were arrested several
DAYS ago at the baseball park here
when, according TO the police they were
overheard in making a verbal bet on
ehe game.
Defence counsel intends to hle writ
OF habezs corpus TO tess the matter
furrh11.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
$500. 900 RUBBER PLANT FIRE.
After Five Months ldleneSs Prepara
tons Were Under Way To Resume
Operations.

y, Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Erie. Penna-. April 2s.-Ffre early
rhis morning totally destroyed the Key
stone Rubber Company plant here with
, oss estimated at 100000 II was
one of the most destructive blazes in
the history Of che cfty The factory
has nor been in operation for five
months, out work had been started yes
teryiay preparatory 10 resuming fol-
rSow1ng the receipt Of q large order.
Explosions Of chemicals and falling
walls kept ffrerDen continually on the
S1rrrT Dor no one was injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Mnccabees to Hold Card Party.

The Woman's Benefit Association of
the Maccabees viii hold a card party in
their meeting room. A. O. u. w Hall.
900 Washington street, on Friday even
ing. The members are urged TO be
present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Grace Missionary Auxiliary.

The regular meeting Of Grace Young
Womans Home Missionary Auxiliary
will be held on Monday evening at 7.45
O'Clock. at the home of Miss Bessie
Foster. 1913 Jackson street. The devo-
tons will be led by Mrs. Frederic Mccall.
An appropriate program in connection
with the annual opening Of the mite
boxes has been arranged by Mrs. b. X.
Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
pnisnn Victim Imnroxes.

Joseph Kln2ler Of Elsmere. who was
picked up unconscious near the cauSeWay
Yesterday afternoon and taken e the
Delaware Hospital WIS reported t. be
improved and out Of danger today
kinzler appeared 70 be suffering from
poison
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Bishop Cook at stanton and Newport.

Rt Rev. Philip Cook, d. D.. Bishop
of Delaware Will confirm a class at St
James Episcopal Church, Stanton, Sun
day at II o'clock. The bishop will
visit st. James Church, Newport, Sun
day evening at 7.3O, city time. Music
will he furnished by Christ Church
cher oS Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
UhiSe Suu Seven Games Behind.


ChczAgo, April 2S.-Postponements
have almost caught UP with games
played ON the White Sox schedule
Seven future double headers have been
,chalket up compared with eight games
played and Manager Gleason is com
.plainfnS Of the lack Of opportunity TO
try out the string Of recruit pitchers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Lecture by Chinese Missionary.

At a meeting OF the Willing Light
Bearers of First Central Presbyterian
Church on Saturday afternoon, Rev. c.
H Yerkes. of Shantung. China. who has
been conducting missions in Yihsien
China. will tell of conditions in that
country. and will display some curios
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
snlt Over Trnek Accldent

Following testimony In the Court u
Common Pleas, yesterday afternoon.
Judge I. Bayard Heisel reserved dc
cisions in the cases of Irene Rosenthal
vs. McMahon Brothers and Thomas p
Collins vs.. Clarence Fraim- Miss
Rosenthal asked compensation for in
iuries alleged to have been susta ned by
being run over by a truck. The other
suit resulted from collision Of auto
mobiles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Many Unusual Deaths.

An investigation each day this month
is the record made by the coroner's
office in April. Investigations have been
made upon twenty seven unusual deaths
and ten inquests held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
PeninSular Auto Express
RECEIVING STATION
pa French Street

pa french street
Phone -te.
DalN trirs fr,in MllIalnt tn. .a rs NHliuuf
l..aviug " NilmluRtou Af lO W. stolAsuE
.,t She follow tng points
New Castle
Dtiau Arv CAS-
Sc IieorErs
Mt Pheasant
MClDunOugh
ldCssa
NtiddlCtoMu
Townsend
kiar k htrd
smyrna
clay ton
t'lt ~mold
Dover
ki~ing sun
camden
" yomin~
Daily -ctaru ripe frum La yprulug a.
Wilmington ieating yomtns ~ 20 n Hl
AL GOODS INSURED Wills -
Transit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Letters Of Administration

Register of Wills Isaac II. Brown has
granted letters of administration on the
estate of Lucie $ Primrose Bavlis TO
Wynard l.. Baylis and on the estate of
Mary X Hughes TO Lydia M Boyle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Cty Employe Fractured Skull in Fan.

Alfred Marquess. 1900 Maple street.
an employe of the Street and Sewer De
partment who fractured his skull when he
fell from tree At Ninth and Adams street
Yesterday afternoon. is improving at-
tendants at the Homeopathic Hospital
said this morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Saw He Drove Cur Without Tags

Charge with operating an automobile
without proper tags Milton Johnston was
arrested this morning He will be given
a hearing in Municipal Court tomorrow
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
PE RS0NAI

Isaiah Leeds. Well-known hotel own
er of Atlantic City was in Wilmington
on Monday and called at the People
Settlement.