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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-24
Anderson Returns.

G. Scott Anderson, president of the
Big Creek Mining company returned
last Tuesday evening from southern
California.
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Another Beautiful Pipe Dream.

If they work as hard on the job as
they do to get it, government service
will soon be 100 per cent Efficient
Washington Post
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Continued on Page 6,
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Metal Quotations

Lead, &c.
Zinc, 4.70@4.75c.
Silver. ooLae.
Copper. 12H @12i &c.
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Stockholders

WlLLFlNO MINING NEWS
AND COMPANY NOTICES
OF INTEREST TO THEM
iNTHE WALLACE MINER
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TAMARACK 8 CUSTER
OUTLET ON CANYON
SoonBegin Building
Highline at the
Mill
MAY USE NO. 6 TUNNEL
Belief That Right Has Been
Secured From Federal.
Of Great Importance

IRON RELIABLE sources it was
- learned this week that the
Tamarack & Custer ConsoIi-
1afal NTfpipo oop,nopxr x4ror1Id
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IL GET DEGREES
At UNIVERSITY,
DR.. Grille SPEAKS


T~urnlttao seniors Of abe Uni-
'veINIty u <rw Mtkito fcfHIttu their
nAthfIofs dfsfrcs a. the annual
Con4N1u4I111t exercises ~ The tni-
ycfk|tf htIo ihfs mornire Az Rodey
Han Austin ID Grille. FORMER prrsi.
dent % tho cpiIcge pf A~Rficuiture and
MechtnIc Arts delivered the Com
mencrment address
The t4sfrlrss opened with the
marcs tCountrp Gardens during
which ne graduates mtmhcrs o. the
Board az Rrfcn1s rnd the members
Of the faculty fI|ed 20 their places ON
thc Platform Ino Invocation was
made 81 TIC rop. Cnnrlrs ". Mexican
Following The Invocation. Amer
lea" was sung by lhe audience und
tho n. y. NJ. chorus. aud q vocal solo.
lha "Uulcffer Of TraEuun" wus de-
nrcrcd 81 Thomas v. Cabins.
The Commcnccment address, BY
A4NiIn u. Grille, LID. stressed hcav-
ny the development Of scif-controL
Dr. Grille urged the graduates 90
overcome anger and fsar IN shelr
contact with the world which they
are going out 20 meet BE afraid
Of nothing save the finger Of your
own ~conacIcncoa pointing AZ you.
nai1 Dr. Grille. "Otcrcome fear. par
ticuIarly moral cuward.ce. and learn
to form YOUR own conclusions from
the facts witch you have acquired In
your -four y0nrn Of University train
inr. Behind every great movement.
political. social or economic. there n
a basis Of fact which you mus dis
over That Il your task, TO sort over
the minor facts oonneeted with n
movement. and discover the one vital
fact behind the whole"
Following the commencement ad-
dress. the twenty-five members Of the
class Of 1871 received their dcgrceA.
The list OF graduates with their de-
arorn follows,
Esther Irene Davis. Bachelor OF
Arts.
William Russell Ferguson. Bachelor
Mssms Burns,,a Hart. Bachelor %
Prank Cay HesIs'. Bachelor Of
Alfred r. Mas,en. Bachelor of
Arts
AnIta Mary osuna. Bachelor Of
Grace Peterson. Bachelor OF Arts.
Louis Pierce. aBchelor Of Arts
John Merritt scrugEs. Bachelor OF
rorothy A. Crawford. Bachelor of
Joseph N. Eidod,. Bachelor of Sci
Helen Esther Goctz. Bachelor Of Sci
John y. ssyfrIed. Bachelor Of sc'.
cnce
katherine shotwell. Bachelor Of
Science.
E.dna Roy. Baehclor Of Science.
Chnlmer Heudricks Bower. Bache-
Ior o. Science.
Rerlnald sllvius crain Bachelor Of
Science.
clair Allison Fsizer. Bachelor Of
Science.
Frank Allen overusrcet. Bachelor Of
Science.
samuel Rosenbach, Bachelor Of Sci
cncc.
Fletcher IAvinsstone short, Deehe-
lor Of Science
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SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

Regular meeilng OF Adah Chapter
No. 5. order % Eastern star, viii be
held AZ the MasoniaTemple this eve
ming AZ > o'clock. Initiation ~
candidates.
Therc h to b. ma meeting Of Troop
3 o. the Boy Scouts tonight a.
scheduled. All scouts are urged 10
be present az The ncxt meeting which
IL 70 be- held June 10 NJ troop head
quarters. ~. paul's Evangelical Luz
thcran church. silver avenue aud
sixth street. on that date patrol
leaders will be appointed. patrols or
ganizsd and other business trans
acted.
The farm burcau of Mouni-in View
will meet at the Mountain View
school house az 3 O'Clock tonight
The alumni ~ tie United state~ In
dian school will be entertained tonight
~ the Indian school by Miss Copeland,
instructor IN domestic science ana the
girls % thc class Covers will be- laid
Cor sixteen. Preparations are Eoins
forward TO make the occasion a big
ono.
Pearl Itickct Clascl brought suit
for divorce from Frank Leo 'haNc1 ~
the district court Yesterday, che
charges him with cruel 81 inhuman
treatment since their marriage on Ap'
" o. WczerneId Wa Rppolnict
referoe in the divorce case Of Melthl
Thompson versus Teiiaferro Thomp'
aan By the district A. this morn
Ing, 10 take the place o. john ichncr
Iehnei was appointed by the c0urI
originally but a. he u not here u
present. a new referee was necessary
Dr. a.. O.. Royrr, VIM has had a.
| oaiee adioiniug that Of pf. 1. q. iic'
IN the Barnett buiidlnF, has moved
his Onice q that formerly occupied
by d. }. r cipca IN the Melin
hulldinR.
Mis- Mary Otcro, daughter % Mr.
and Mrs. Beuito Otcro of San fidcl
y. ~. graduated from the cighil
Crude "a the Bcisu school on May %
shs 10 thc first eighth gradt %graduat'
from san fidcl.
Jo.rplhne Armijo brought suit foI
divorce from Ttlcffur Aumllu M m
district court today. charging hin
with cruelty and iuhuman Treatment
she asks for absolute separation ans
the custody ~ their three children'
1iere win H. n regular mretinE o
O. k Warren post o. A. H. held az
az " 81 silver venue tOmufroN az
ternoon az ; o'clock.
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The commencement exercises OF the
Albuquerque High school viii b. held
tnls eSrninH at clkhi O'Clock In the
nudIloTIum o. the school kIxty-three
seniors will receive their dIplontas.
J.. a. Miller. assistant district attor-
neg win dtiIrst the principal address
and e. "A 1ofts via present the d.
rIcnas This y ne pro1fsms
4. Overture,
~Horntnr Noon and Nisht in
<euicr. fSHnrot
a. ~ 3 Orchestra
4. Invocation
1rs. " 4 vandcrpool
a "Ny Hfnft a. Thy Dear Voice
ssamp-nn and Drinah. Saint
HaNuef
Doubt quartet with
UrVheEtm
4 Eommencfmrnt Address;
Miller
. vIofins
itehrrho capr.rio.~ tDavidl
David Marr1H
q Frc4anfauon ~ ulplomnai
a. ~. Bolts
a. IrurrnrIun1I.
NDu HuVHnl
senior Class
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r r { C KLES
Now L. the Time to Get Rid 81 These
uEly Spots

There's no Longer the slightest need
OF feeling ashamed 81 your freckies,
as Othinc double Htrength-is guar
anteed To remove these namely rpots.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-
double strength from any druggist
and apply u little ~ " night ana
morning and you should soon soc that
even the worst frcckles have begun 10
disappear. while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. u is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed 10 com
plctcly clear the skin and gala "a
beautiful clear complexion.
BE sure 90 ask Tor the double
strength Othinc M this h old under
guarantee of money back u II fails %
remove frcCkics.
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PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

-
Rex Craig. a senior at the Unit
vorkib u New Mexico. who has
been working at Holbrook OF late.
has arrived IN Albuquerque TO Join
his classmates at b graduation ex-
ofciseH. Mr.. Craig finished the work
necessary 20 obtain his degree several
months 3 He viii be here several
days.
Donald Wilson. son OF Mrs. and
Mrs. John w. Wilson OF South High
street. n 20 arrive home Sunday
morning from Boulder. Colo. whore
he has been attending the University
Or. j. w. Bruncr VIII return from
NV York City m the early part Of
next week. He telcgfaphcd the local
ofico OF the Baptist board that he
had conferred with the Rockefeller
board. and that the outlook for more
funds for the Baptist college In Al
huqucrque IL hopeful.
Mrs n. y. Asplund, Of Santa Re.
Is In Albuquerque to attend the com
menccmcnt exercises at the Unit
vcrsity.
Mr.. and Mrs. s Eidodt, OF chamlta.
arS here 10 see their son. Joseph.
graduate from the University.
CAarlCs o. Breeze, son Of George
4. Breeze. left yesterday for Charles
ton, West Virginia. where he viii
spend several weeks visiting ficnds
and relatives.
N. Mcfarland. OF the Genital Iowa
Grain company, and president OF a
numoer OF ~csnhstiea IN Iowa, lell
last ntshi TOT ms nome, nc mas pe.h
IN A~lnaquerlue TOT .No weehh' N's,t'
ins the vicinity. ne SPOKE st IN,
tirst anniversary o. toundihs OF
the tarm bureau AZ parton. SATURDAY
ALSO AZ the opehink OF INC soih'
munitA y az Auflsc" on MON
a
= y lasn' attoIhey ioI iht SanN.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
Red Cross Hunting
Soldier Formerly in
124th or 49th Infantry

The HE'D Cross h anxious H. lind
a former soldier who was q member
q the Machlnc Our company o. the
11fth infantry ~ a member Of Com
panSe A Of the f7tk infantry. a for
ner service ma who was a member
% both lheoe dctachmenis has lost
his discharge papers and needs a
witness 70 ronrlefe a document
Nnk o. 3 Iandcrs. secretary az the
Rcd Crpft room IN the Federal
building requests thpt any one having
belonged 10 one al these companies
notify her without 1eluy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
Woman Cut on Face
When Autos Collide

Mrs = shelton was cut about the
face When fhe EAR driven BY Mr.. Shsl-
ton and anuiher Ear cOllIded on West
Nontn aFrnue Yesterday Afternoon.
erruriinr 20 a report q the police.
Mr. Shelton was thrown against the
WlndehIeld 1by tht ImpnNt. Both cars
ncft slightly damaged.
The car ~ Mlss Agnes Emberv
and Mr.. Clomi coIlidcd az Fourth
STREET ard Central avenue yesterday
according 10 a report and 4. Sgan-
zinl reported that HE car had hit
another csF yesterday afternoon "a
Ediih street and Central hvcnuc Tho
damage Ia both the latter nse was
siishf fyfzs4 Fsferted. uLAI4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
Uniforms for New
Firemen Arrive

The next lime the fire department
is called out the fircmcn Will be la
uniform.
Eighteen new uniforms which we're
ordered Tor the department several
weeks ago arrived this morning and
were distributed Ca the members this
moo
Tire rank of the men can be- told
by the cap bands The chief. assist
an chief u captain wear caps with
a gold baud. The iicutcnauts wear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
DEATHS

LoPETog-Tks funeral ef csn.'sas.
L%.epeien. wae gisd is.t iee.dsy -. hsia
har,si vas a. santa barbara ssms,er,.
MARTINEZ-Delfine Martinea died last
night ~ her Apartments 40 the Highland
sisters bsslaes her parents. Funeral arrange.
meu,s WIN Be made today. crolio,i q In
T5hREs-rhe General Of Miss Rsbseea
Torres. who died Wednesday aftsrnooa a.
her resideuce. sos West Iron avenue VIII
be held tomorrow afternoon ~ o,ciesk
al Falrriew cemetery. Crollop "a IN charge
GAHALDON-Robsrio 0ahaidon died ihs
morning a. bis resldence on south brosdway
after = short illness. Tie u survived by NJ
parents Funeral srraagsInent. viii be sn'
nounced later Croiiott d in charge.
CORDONA-Maria Conception Cordoys
%Ts. ms . %s.sin' s &. s.s ne s." Sssss,.i u
Mr. and Mrs Ben Cordora The funeral
s~srvicst vii be- held tomorrow marnine FROM
the residence. Burial will b. 81 san jose
cemetery Croilott !. In cAargs.
NASoJEz-gosc Nasquel died last nizhi
A. his apartments on south Williams stree
from brsneho p%nsumouia funersi arranre-
..RALE-Mifs Habah Frale. lEed 10
years. died last night a. her apsrtmsnts on
south Fourth street after a short iilnsss.
Funeul arrang~msu,s are still pending
GRAEsFK-Edssrd II Grae.sr. ~ year.
old. diei this morning ~ ESQ Tie hes been
IN Aihuqnsrgus Tor the pat a ycsrs. IL
leaves 4 mother sister add brother Who are
IN Brooklyn. A. Y The baay Sas taken %
hiAksr,ore q ~murtusry hume pending advice
from his r~elatiscs
HLANCO-Nanuei Rlanro. so1 u Mr. and
Mu Tom Rlsno, died Yesterday ausmoou
Ht the family residence. ~ south THIRD
street. fauaral sergiHrs wiil b. held tndaf
from ne Sarcd Heart church oacia A
huns are fu charge.
G~IHtLE.-Ths funeral ~ Douasiani
Gurule was hsld Yesterday 'rom the fsmii,
reslaene a. Atrisen. intermsnt Waa ~ kauii
Glars eemstery ~ Airisru. Garcia a honi
were Ia charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

Warm in Winter. cool in summer
and therefore alwayn comfortrblc is
the correct description Of our Felt
Comfy slippers. We In Just rcceiy-
ID "a new shipment OF the cclchrat =
Dan Green make for both Men and
Women aud are offering them at very
close prices
G. Mays shoe store. 3ts West Cen
trail avcnuc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

Mabel = Sinclair. Albuquerque.
nuckncr. Albuquerque.
Anna A. McFall Hickina. TcNas.
Winthrop NuEent, columbus. Kansas
Buclah Brccdon, Albuquerque.
A. Sutherland Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

Can now supply limited amount of
fNctory wood Ia fun wagon loads
Hahn Coal 90. Phone Of.
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Jay A. Hubhs 10 handling real estate
With w T.. Motcaif Agency ffs South
Third. phone IA and specializing In
Heights property.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

caps with a white band I'M n others
wear caps with plain black bands
The uniforms cost more than SEQ.
Each member pays fOr his own suit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

ms Herald NE Psesh shss
sis.se nesCLTS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03

DR.. ~. a. Murray, osteopathiS
specialists. Asthma. Phone eff-w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

man. More than one firm I'm Whining
ton kept open last winter merely to
keep the employees I'm work--literally TO
keep the wolf from tho door.
II In cheering news to know that
conditions In Wiimingtop--which are
parallclcd In every city In America
are becoming better. There is more
business today than there was "a month
ago. than two months or three months
ago. Within little while we believe
that there will bo work for ail--not nt
war wages. To he sure. but at sound
wages which will not decrease
This Is time for all of us TO look
at these economic problems i'm a sane
manner. We should not be too hasty
20 blame. too anxious To criticlse. We
should first ascertain the causes of our
troubles. and then quietly try To ind
a remedy. IL is well for US Ia recall
those lines which we have quoted In
these columns before:
at is not hard times coming,
1T is just tho soft times going"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
LIVES AND LEARNS.

Mr. Harding il living and learning.
when no was a candidate for Presl-
dent ne refused to admit that we had
vag,d war in behalf Of noble and ~
allied priuciple or that our sacrifices
representrd anything more than a sor-
did consideration of self interest. In
epeech that he made at Wheeling Sep
temher -, 1920, he said | VAS not
present when the Scnate passed the var
resolution. but / know what it conveyed,
and We did not go Ia war to hake the
world safe for democracy. We did not
20 to war even for humanity's sake.
Being no longer under obligations as
a candidate 20 attack everything that
Mr.. Wilson said or did MIR. Harding IS
now speaking n different language. In
an address TO the District of Columbia
Bankers Association Tuesday night the
President argued eloquently in favor
of the restoration of American leader
ship in world affairs. 1t is no boast
ing" he said. "if l remind YOU that
America s place in the world is as im-
portant at this time as when the civih-
cation of the world was threaened' =
which is the plea that Woodrow Wilson
made for two years to deaf Republican
ears.
The President continued 1t rs our
part in the aftermath of the war to take
our rightful place among the sovereign
nations of the world | want America
TO stop and turn its face forward not
only for the achievements which we may
bring ourselves but also that we may
play our part in showing the world the
way to a righteous settlement
Mr.. Harding's motives arc praisewor-
thy indeed. Until the Senate wantonly
repudiated the Treaty OF Versailles in
order 10 play partisan politics against
President Wilson the United States had
it's "rightful place among the sovereign
nations of the world" II was the moral
leader of the world. When Mr.. Harding
pleads that it should stop and turn its
face toward" ne can have in mind only
the loss of influence and prestige that
followed the policy that Henry Cabot
Lodge devised and that the Senate fol-
lowed.
The way for the United states TO stop
and turn its face forward" is first to
turn it's back on the record of the United
States Senate in foreign affairs during
the last two years.-New York World.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
salisbury Nd. april 25
oPFN THE DOORS TO AIT

Editor Every Evening Sir your
EDITORIAL entitled ropan The Doors Tn
A., ala my I'D eyes good. heartily
,~rse g,tfh Won that sve should not
make ~ art zornHthinE sacrosanct and
bolv Ira, matter ri every day in-
trrest"
+, my dav I've Travelled p bit. I've
dreamed through ne .ouvre. I've mused
i front IF heauteous Dian n Toulouse.
and know me charm of many another
old World gallery Abroad with few
exceptions. ne public 9 invited to feast
the eve upnn the glories when Aaho
80 man has wrought
Yes. I've seen something n America.
100. I've hrozvsed through the exhihi-
mons .yn.cn other cities have staged !
and yog may Ham-strdng me I ever
paid "a oennys 3dmIttanCe. either N7l
that + xoul8n pay--but | was zlad -
Gee hat all we're invited 70 enter and
snare ne ioys u painted anvas. f'@-
ras.anauy. when sOme Hit If neat work
atr,lrk my eye. I dug into 1y wallet
ana bought Il. / have q room Gus q
thern now. and .Ith Gods grace -nat.
buy stn more before these old bones
are carted over tha aIl 70 ooi4s,on.
Mr. Fdttor L eut Of nly neaEre hold
ipgs. VIII contribute tte doa1rs 20 a
free gate" 20 the exhibition r. ne
Cold ball room. 4 someone viii naDs X
me up. I've enjoyed the exhibition. bat
I would ike to have the children see
If. too fe saI. sir. It IS time 20 oe
democratic for a waue. wil be demo-
cratic IL me extent 3f Eve dollars Who
viii follow? This means that I Fll
have t. 90 on half-radons in the .o-
hacco hne for month, but 1t would %
worth the price.
I fear that I am A Earrulous Old man,
but you VIII forgive my interest N tals
matter. Sometimes your editorials feel
like a fre-craCker going of BENEATH my
chair-but they DO me good. W. have
70 he jolted from our snugness nc-
casionally. God grant that I may never
become so old that I cannot receive new
ideas.
Sir. have the honor 80 remain,
Your humble, obedient servant.
Sir Roger 3e Covlriey.
wnmingto on-on- the Delaware.
April IS. 1921
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS.

plays by Wen. Known Authors In
pamphlet form. Philadelphia, Va.
Tho Fenu Publishing Co. 9e527 FIJI
bert street Price. e5 cents each:
French. 81 cents
Those plays are printed neatly. and
hey are pleasing productions by play
,vrichte of mcrit and reputation. The
Frcuch PLAYS arc presented IN English
with FrcuCh trauslations. They will be
found very acceptable for productions
by non professionals and for parlor en-
tertainmouts. The list follows
The Seashen." by Fullerton l.. Wal
do.
Carrying out a Theory" by willard
spencer.
THE Ladies' Strike" by Helen sher-
man Griffith
Behind the Rain Curtain" by Edith
Burrows.
"Our Motherland" by Edith Burrows.
His City Girl" by Ward Macauley.
rs Your Name Smith" by Edith X.
Dunton.
Trying Them Out" by Lillian ston.
"A Deal in Ducks" by Guy l.. Glenn
ents.
Golden Hope" by Gladys Ruth
Brigham
THE Three Bears" (Ies Trois Ours)
"Bluebeard" CBarbe Bleuse), Beauty
and the Beast" Ga Belle ct la Betel,
Cinderella" (Cendr1lon). "Red Riding
Hood" (Chaperon Rouge), by Caroline
W. Thomason.
Received OF the publishers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
MELVILLE y. sTnN v.

Tho transfer ~ Melville p atone from
the general manaRcrahin - the Asso
riated Press tn the virtually emeritus
position ~ "Crunsellor" crowns ~ ouee
with permanent recognition and well
earned release from active responaifilify
third ~ a century ~ public service.
Under Mr. Stones rsonnl direction.
with the assistance ~ a group af active
newspaper men nf eiugularly far sightef
and unsolfish temper constituting III
hoard of directors the gfeat 60 9f4e1 aflt"
ucvsgat therlnr urga rtzatian haa wofked
and fought ito way r. distinguished a'if
,.eae For both the character of the
association and the measure ef -
a. chleyemeni Mi stnne is entitled - The
major share of the credit.
TnornJoa and oritica ~ the Aaanr Il ted
t'ress have alEnallv failed and will cor
jipue 10 fail In any essential way -
convict the a aaaociation ap regards either
inotivea or activities Their hostility
and criticisn are based upon nisin-
fortna ton aud ruisundereta ndinE nt the
nature and operations nf the Eervifa
Mr. Stone himself onre said. No great
and Ia sting wrong can he Inflicted upon
the eopH ~ men anywhere 80 long As
this nrt,.a blaze uf publicity is beating
upon the Fcpne, For IN the Gnu the
,.,,.,t ,,,,,.t lno,x and whom the wnr Ia
t.no,,s 4ustiea rnliat be done The most
,l,~,t,,te md irreaponHible authority
must nnally yield to the demands OF s
great public sentiment.
Frederick hoy Martin. for several
years assistant general manager. ale-
,,o,,ds not only 10 titlo and a great r
qponpibility he and the remarkably
able and conscientious group OF aciiVe
associates. gathered md inspired ~
Nr. stone. become Custodians OF
record and tradition unique In journal
,s,, Thrv arc guardians Of a great
.,ro,r, of p,tblir information. upon
,,.,,trh a largo proportion Of the Ameri-
49,, ,oo,la must depend for their guild
auce in the conduct of the republic.
New York Evening Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
THE MIRROR OF
PUBLIC OPINION

tho pedeetrian resldiors of various
merchandise solicit custom. ashes and
garbage are collected vehofnentfy. and
atroet piannF 1T unseaaouahle hours de-
iiver rnpnotonoua End mechanical ser
anadea
Feline and canine eleo clubs ioin tho
chorus r. uptowar1 timea. and late rev.
elera returning arnbiguenaly hnruev-ard
hold pariev long am ioud about nothing
NJ nil
tint Il ia not those vho zaelg repoao ~
night who are rnoet distrul,od ~ need
less noi#oa u IL fhosr svho gvork At
night and must sleep ~ 'lay
Racket II usually ln an inverse ratfn
- efficiency The rnoro waste motion.
the moro hustle an1 brtsfla ore u lfEe-
" 20 1nd ~ normal health most pao
ple enn get uHod r. a good many kinds
of noisaa that annoy the nervous Put
With those who lenRuish r. hospitals or
sick room Il is . serious matter The
curb ~ fhs law should ha placed ~ tha
p"isemaneers. and All that tho men ~
9cienee can d. ia reduce the aural irrl-
tation will he welcome Philadalrbia
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