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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
BALL PLAYERS INDICTED
AGAIN FOR 1878 SERIES
Chicago Grand Jury Returns 14A
True Bills. Naming Eigh-
teen Men.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago. March 2s.-One hundred and
forty-four indictments naming eighteen
men were returned by the Cook county
grand Jury as result of the second in
vestigation into the alleged throwing Of
the 1919 world series TO Cincinnati by
Chicago White Sox players.
Eight indictments against each person
were returned
The men reindicted were: Eddie
cicotte pitcher. who confessed 10 re-
,eiving $4,000 to throw games: Claude
Williams, pitcher. who confessed TO re-
ceivins SIS 900: Joe Jackson, outfielder.
whc confessed TO receiving $4,000; Fred
Nc Muilin, utility infelder: Chick Gandli
FIRST baseman; Swede Risberg. short
stop: Oscar Felsch. outfielder; Buck
Weaver third baseman; Hal Chase.
former ma jor league first haseman: 6lil
Burns. former major league pitcher
Abe Atten, once champion feather
weight fighter: Rachel Brown, alleged
gambler: Joseph J. Sullivan, alleged
gambler.
The case against Cicotte, McMuliin'
Iackson Felsch. Weaver and Williams
recently We're dismissed by the state
on the grounds that there was in
The cases against the other men m
dicted last fall were taken off the court
calendar.
Each indictment today contained
three counts charging conspiracy "a
obtaining money under false pretenses
and conspiracy to do an Illegal act
Bonds were So, 900 for each indictment
or s24 900 for each man.
Robert III. Grove, states attorney
announced after the indictments were
returned that ne already had started
extradition proceedings against the mer
named and that every effort would be
made to apprehend them at once,
There will be no Jokes about this
Investigation and no dropping ol
charges brought in these indictments,
said MIR. Grove. I'VE have proceeded
carefully. made sure of every legal de
| tail. and we will not miss our mark
which is penitentiary sentences for tht
men who are found guilty"
! Nh. Grove refused to say when th'
men might be brought TO trial, but in
dicated that the prosecution would no
he started Immediately.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
INJURED ARMY FLIER
VERY SERIOUSLY HURT
With Broken Back and Internal
Hurts Coney Has Little
Chance of Recovery.
ax Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Natchez, Miss. March 26.-With his
back broken and his body paraiyzed
from the chest down. Lieutenant w. d.
Coney. transcontinental fiier whose air
plane crashed near Crowville la. yes
terday while he was attempting a
record breaking dight from Jacksonville.
Fla. 10 San Diego. Cal. today was
battling for his life in a Natchez hos
pitai. Physicians said he had about one
chance in ten Of recovery. and that his
condition was very serious, but the
sier himself remained cheerful and ex-
pressed the hope ne would Yet be able
to make the flight
Lieutenant Coney was brought here
from Crowville by way OF Monroe. La.
last night. An X-ray examination
showed fractures of the third, fourth
and fifth lumber Vertebvae. and physi-
clans expressed the fear he also had
suffered internal injuries. This morn
ing considerable fever had developed.
The fiier's mother. who watched him
hop or at Jacksonville early yester-
day morning and who was FRUSTRATED
when she heard Of his fall is en- route
here to be with him.
The lieutenant explained that his mis-
hap was due to engine trouble which
developed after he had been six hours
in the air and which forced him 20 de
seend. In landing he struck a tree and
was thrown from the machine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
AIRMEN FIND NO TRAIL
OF MISSING BALLOON
Searchers Now parroiling Above
Florida Forests for Lost
Gas Bag.
~ Associated press . E.verv s,v.n,nr

By Associated Press 20 Everv E,veninr
Pensacola Pa March s Dr an
theory advanced lv Lieutenant
Reed. instructor r rneteorology af frr
naval station here hat he raVn.
balloon missing since ef here Tues
day evening with ave men anonr.
could not nave drlfted ea .hr
face 81 soutnerlv winds p-etaulnE rn-..
ID Was iast reported. ataI llriEnlf
with TWO days supplies and t0Nu
crew aboard eft 0ere aar.F naat
searrh the forests 81 West FLORIDA
Meantime seapianez tnd .ata.
seis continued their -ear.n thr tt.
and n some Instances rut1red
sea IN an enort +a fnd t-a,f
balloon or is apants
Lieutenant Reed believes nht ne
crew Il he dr.fung aas ,ould t..
cut away the basket lo rescnr truU
ping into the guf and Woald have .aNrn
refuge IN the -igglng
II the basket bad seen -ut fea.
Lieutenant Reed aId. ths hag tuaa
have risen and he believes hat .he
vaiiing winds would have blown
land. Tie added that Inc hag
reached land. might have come .n
tact with a tree On descending. ra-,.f =
the injury oC the men 1r tnai -n'
might have besn hrushed lram
the tree tops
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
SCHOOL BILL PASSED
BY A PARTISAN VOTE
IN HOUSE At DOVER
Senate. However. Concurred by
Majority Vote Without Par
tisar Division.
NEW TAXING PROVISIONS

star Correspondence Of Every Evening
state House. Dover. March 26.
R1 partisan vote of IS to II. with
Democrats voting affrmatively and
FcDubIicans negatively. the House of
representatives. yesterday afternoon,
passed the House State School Tax and
administrative bills which were drafted
bv Attorneys Richard Z. Kenney and
Charles r Curley.
The tax bill was discussed and
amended. but there was no discussion
on the administrative bill The bills
were concurred in by the Senate.
REPRESENTATIVE Kramer proposed
three amendments TO the tax bill. which
were adopted. and Representative Corbit
one. which was rejected
Two Of the Kramer amendments. pre-
scented for Attorney Curley, exempted
dependcnts from paying school tax. and
,be other. also an exemption, affecting
section .. paragraph 10, read: Cor
norations whose only business is the
collecting Of rent for all Of their prop
ertv located in this State leased TO an
other cOrporation of this state, pro-
,.ided that the lessee of such property
sbau nay the tax assessed against il as
nroyided in this act and provided that
the tax so paid shall be at least as
much as would have been paid by such
lessor corporation if such lease had not
haer made" The Corbit amendment
would exempt foreign corporations do
ing business in Delaware.
Judge Daniel o. Hastings, who pre-
nared the Corbit amendment, said its
nurposc was to make certain that Della /
wares corporation business, from which
the state receives considerable revenue,
would not he disturbed.
Mr.. CurIey suggested testing of tho
hill without the Corbit amendment and
stated that should defects be revealed
| in the next two years the Legislature
Of 1923 could cure them.
Judge Hastings pleaded for the re-
tention Of corporation business and de-
cIared no Legislature could stop the
running away of such business if an
| exodus started.
| Mr.. Curley disagreed with Judge
hastings and repeated that remedial
Legislation could be obtained two years
hence
| The two bills were promptly mes
ga ged 10 the Senate, which put them or
first and second readings and referred
them to the committee on education.
Provisions OF Tax Bin.
The House Revenue bill drafted by
it's attorney, Charles f. Curley, which
passed the House and Senate yester-
dav. is substantially like the tax meas
ure previously passed by the Senate, SC
far as il relates to the tax on individual
net incomes, but it differs radically
from the Senate bill in the tax corpo-
rations are obliged to pay. In this bill
a tax Of 25 cents is placed on each sl0(
Continued on page II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
R|OT|NG At MUNICH
CONTINUES. REDS
NOT YET SILENCED
Communists m Prussia After Be-
ing Defeated Are Organizing
for Another Attack.
STILL LooTlsG At sRssLhU
Fugrtiyes From Eisleben Wobn-
izing Again Ready for Soc
ond Assault On Town.
NO TROOPS IN THE FIGHTING

By ASSN lated prrra POI I-.arr F,rrInr
Berlin March lf D. on Torrf.
rioters we're Killed Vhor fn. rr
polire ir Eislehcr repuirod sf stf4
upon 'h" Eisieoon city r1u sr -rf
Tho poiIoa ra4lalties ur-. tr
and ihroe rourdef
Sporadi' 0RhtrV Faa rrr-..t
from He''stedt ard H5rrr
was reporf'd g1itf
Paris wa-,b 70 T1s ra-or4r
tatior wYr'~h ort-ui-r
irg to diepaf u t-. frrs ~
which refc-' fhr -.
poiioe ~ pr.es l
hars
Another o.rteage a.r
broke .rfo tf- r.-H
iau ard arr.rd r ~
Halle Savor r
mont 70 tho rorrr..r
M r field and El-fei-u sae
.his morning Armed rrt
moving from fftNr rf .rt
direction n fhrar nura
declared p'irruas raa ~. nIr
I con1radea notably fn- ar' -
+ many hours rf fgrtrr rad beer f-rsr
/ or ~ ti=irher ht rrr earnr.f. rI..
4 According -1 0f0rrnf frrr atr
I police and Communists 1uarfr~a trr
\ pose - me r70vruert tsas the surf..frd
I ing ~ police AZ Ffeieher
Z The furitiveu f-ru Efeiah.r ra~e y.
u organizing fodav or tnt rUa norfhu ueef
Z ~ that t1urr T'1rrrntI lrfa nfrn ~.
z ported
The aa~uritv rolIrp nnwr-rw riafr1
4 N have routed those Eisiehar flFltiaer
4 when they .oughf f0 enfrenrh neul-
( selves
Continued nw narr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
ANT|-RED UPRIS|NGS
REPORTED IN RUSSIA
Fighting Reported on the Volga.
in White Russia and in
Mlnsk Region.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Stockholm. March 26.-An anti
Soviet rising is reported TO have occur
red in Kazan. about $50 miles east of
Moscow. on the Volga. according TO dis
patches received here today. Some of
the members of the extraordinary COM
mission in the city are said to have
been killed and the commissions head
quarters burned. Many other Soviet
officials have been killed it is declared.
Fighting IN White Russia between
Soviet troops and pea SAINTS is continu-
ing and Pskov is said to be in the hands
of Revolutionists.
Another disturbed section is said to
be the Minsk region. where conflicts
between soldiers and insurgents are re-
ported to be raging
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
FOUR NEGRO CONVCTS
LASHED AT WORKHOUSE
Whipped Today as Part of the
Punishment for Their
Crimes.

Having bcen convicted Of larceny or
robbery. four Negro conVicts at the
,torkhouse were whipped there today
with tho cat a. nine tails. Two Of the
.ictims were the first 20 be sentenced
sine, tho Legislature injected real teeth
INTO the highway robbery law fo, max
inr the penalty actually severe. Under
Tins now law two highwaymcn were
each sentenced 70 50 lashes and 20
wears Imprisonment. the maximum
penalty.
The following prisoners were whipped
their fun sentences being as follows
Warner Lewis larceny. one year.
20 lashes
Leonard Barrett robbery. ten years
40 lashcs
Horace Archie highway robbery
twenty years 40 lashcs s 600 fine
John Richardson highway robbery
twenty years. 40 lashes s 900 fine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
ROBERTSON MAY Be
THE NEXT POSTMASTER
Rumor m Wilmington Has It That
Senator Will Get
the Plum.

a ,..rs,stent ..tuor IS current that
.s.,.t,, t.u,. " Robertson is 70 bc
th, oext POSTMASTER u Wilmington
~. q q = state Committee is in
+. -sior mere TODAY. and II goes withou'
rr fo chose familiar with politics.
and kuov1ug that the faithful dlsc ipleS
/. - have been horned away
49, t..d trough for eight long.
weary cars tha' the principal SuhJe'l
lI~ .assiau j. the disposition oi
- - state lnGcr thc new
Observation-Disclosures naturally coming
-. -. Srst, and All other that can
he grabbed
Nn4 there ar. more than a r" 81 INC
farcs4lo fa4thna who ar, waiting for
M lt.'tor r. step NJ 10 The counter
rb. ,ap Bur unfortunately
fg.r, a., 10. enough ]obs T. e around
aHe II IS mo- ar an unlikely that there
,.Hf h. f.. f,w --ere toes when the last
,ai., IS handed aLt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
IRISH TOWN IS SWEPT
BY GUNS IN REPR|SAL
Westport Badly Battered by the
Crown Forces in Retaliation
for Ambush.
pr As.nriateh - - I.verr r:yenlng.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Wcstport County Mayo. ireland.
March 26-paudemonium prevailed here
early today when Crown forces en-
gagged in reprisais for recent ambush
near here There was continuous gun
fire in various parts Of the town Tor
several hours. Houses and shops were
wrecked with bombs and furniture and
other effects were burned.
For several days past many persons
have been sleeping outdoors in antici-
patton OF reprisals.
Belfast, March GA court martial
today sentenced Owen McCaffrey to ten
years penal servitude and Frank Nc
Cadrey TO fifteen years in prison for
their connection with the shooting OF
a police sergeant named Lucas at
Tempo, County Fermanagh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
PORT DEVELOPMENT
PLANS APPROVED BY
new YORK EXPERTS
Technical Advisory Committee
Has Conference With Harbor
Commissioners.
REVISED PLANS DISCUSSED

Plans for the development of the port
of Wilmington met the unanimous ap-
proval of the Technical Advisory Com
mittee of New York at the conferences
held all day yesterday between the
local commissioners Of the Harbor
Board and Colonel f.. n. Johnston. rep
resentiug the Wilmington District Of
United States Engineers.
The first conference between the
visiting committee and the local com
nlssfoners convened at o'clock yester-
day morning Plans for the proposed
marine terminal project on the Lob
dell site, and which were just recently
completed by tho du Pont Engineering
Department were submitted by John
Meies. consulting engineer from Phila
delphia On the basis Of these plans
for the Improvement Of the city water
front. the board yesterday felt warrant
cd In calling the Technical Advisory
Committee for The purpose Of Offering
euggestions and making any necessary
changes
During the morning conference, which
adjourned at ~ 30 O'Clock. the revised
plans as drawn NJ we're discussed N
detail With tho exception Of few
minor details. and which corrections
will ~ made Immediately. the plans
were accepted without arkument
At 2.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
both bodies in conference with Coionei
| + " Johnston made preliminary eT-
| animation of the survey work which
! had been in progress during the past
| three months This examination was
| made for the purpose II submitting n
| tho Board ~ Engineers for the Rivers
and Harhors more data and when, \
| ts hoped will impress Washington with
the irnsGrtance If making the proposed
improvements along tho Christiana river
instead of the Delaware river,
/ During the conference yesterday. the
| uarbor Commissioners were called oS
telephone by members ofthe Board q
| Engineers of the War Department, VINO
sought additional Information relative
| to the proposition for the government 70
deepen and widen the Christiana river
This deepening and widening is essen
| tial TO the complete success Of me pof'
project.
while there Is no way OF ascertainine
The minds of the government engineers
IN the proposition. this request fol
more information ia taken as favor
able sign by the Commissioners, who ar'
trusting that the engineers will recon-
mend that the government defray m
expense Of the improvements 70 m
! chrastiaua.
third member for the advisory com
nfttee was discussed during the CONFER
ence yesterday, 70 take the place of th'
marnber who died two weeks ago. Tbs
names of several men well versed on tn'
barbor Improvement subject are undel
consideration Il is quite proba bic DC
,ision viii be reached within the mex
few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
PLAYED DOCTOR; GIRL SICK
Bows Find Poison and Prescribe
Dose TO Child of Four
Years.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, March 26.-Accused Of
feeding poison u -year-old Joseph
inc Olsen while playing doctor, two
seven -year-old 5oys. were held in $500
bail each when they were arraigned to-
day in Brooklyn Children's Court.
The boys. Roy Strom and Lafic Jur-
gensen. found two bottles while play
ing yesterday in a vacant lot. They
were alleged to have prescribed" one
tablet-found to be a slow poison-for
the girl, and also to have given her
some brown liquid. as yet undiagnosed
The case was adjourned pending the
outcome Of the girls illness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
p. c. du Pont Bankrupt.

Peter C. du POnt who has a cigar
factory and store on Shipley street
above Fourth, has been adjudicated
bankrupt in the United States District
Court Schedules filed by him show
liabilities of S5,04759 and assets Of
81 ,53O49 A meeting Of the creditors
will he held on April in the office Of
Bankruptcy Referee j. Rankin Davis.
Creditors of Harry J. Stidham, also
bankrupt will meet on April 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
VARIABLE WEATHER AHEAD.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington March 26.-Weather
predictions for the North and Middle
Atlantic States tor the week beginning
Monday are;
Unsettled. with showers at beginning,
and again Thursday or Friday. Much
cooler first half normal temperature
thereafter,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
NO COMMUNION FOR
BARE ARMED WOMEN

Buenos Aires. March 2s.-Bare
arms and low necked dresses nave
been outlawed by the ecc'esiasuc
governor of Argentina. A notice
has been posted In the doorways
of all the Catholic churches read
ing:
After Sunday. March ~. no
priest for any reason viii be per
mitted To administer holy com
munion to any married woman.
girl or child who approaches the
altar without having completely
covered the breast. shoulders and
arms with material that is not
transparent"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
MORE POWER FOR LODGE.
senate Leader % Head G.. o. J.. Steer
ing Committee Also.
By Associated Press = Every Eyening.

az Aesociated Press - Every FvcninR
washington. March Ex-senator
Lodge Of Massachusetts is To be chair
man ~ the Republican steering com
,nitfee as well as Senate foor leader
Or the majority, according 10 plans
r,ade bv the Republican organization.
rnd,re will succeed Senator McCum-
49, ~ North Dakota as head Of the
,,,ontcial steering committee which has
large part in directing party action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
ROY OF IA A PARACIDE.
Lad and Younger Brother Hauled Body
Away In Toy Wagon.

Iv Associated Press to Every Evening
Grand Rapids Mich, March 26.-
Casper Didia. II years old. confessed to-
day. according TO the police, that he
helped his mother club to death his
stepfather, Joseph Scalbius, last night.
Then. according to confession he and
his brother James. years old, placed
the body in toy wagon an dcarted it
to the railroad yards. where they left
it. The body was found early today by
a switching crew.
Casper was awakened during the
night. he declared. by quarrel between
his mother and stepfather. II struck
him with an axe and shovel and my
mother hit him with a stick" the police
quote him as saying.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
WIDE AREAS SEARCHED
FOR RIG. fOST RAJ O0N

Washington. Mar b s-l7
search FOR -he naNa balloon miss. rs
from -hc air station ~ pensacola -.n,.
las. TUESDAY. alrpiancs, dirigioias tIH
naval ships have covered anr 'Ni1a
5 900 square miles 20 TERRITORY withoe
sighting trace ~ thc hig gas 'as
the navy department was ads ised .oaa.
by the commandaut az Pcrsacola
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
ONE DOLLAR PER SNAKE
is yERMONT'S BOUNTY

Montpelier. VT. March 2o'--be-
cause of reported dangerous multi
plication of rattlesnakes near
West Haven, the Vermont House
of Representatives yesterday pass
ed a bill providing for the paying
of a bounty of 81 a head on all
of the reptiles killed throughout
the State.
The legislators laughed when
the bill was introduced, but
testimony Of the representatives
of the West Haven district de-
scribed an increasing number of
rattlers found there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
THE REAL VALUE
OF NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

After all is said and done--is
measured solely by the results it
produces for the advertiser.
The people who read Every
Evening are the people who have
money to spend for what they
want. There is no waste" in
such circulation. Whether clas-
sified or department store, the
advertiser is, through Every
Evening, appealing directly to the
people he is doing business with
today, or hopes to do business
with tomorrow. His part is TO
tell these people what he has TO
offer. Every Evening carries his
message direct TO them every day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
auwe,rs rnauguration June ~.

New Haven. Conn, March 26.-The
inauguration OF James Rowland Angel
as president OF Yale University will
take place in connection with the COM
mencement exercises June %. The m
aueuration will follow the comforting of
the degree of doctor of laws on DR.
Angel at the close of the commence
ment program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
ROUND TRIP FARES TO
BE RESTORED

New York, March 2s.--Thc New
York Central Railroad has Just
announced 10 per cent reduction
for round trip tickets with time
limit. effective between May l'
and June /. up TO September 20.
10 all points in It's territory.
Restoration " the "homeseeker
rates for coIonists bound west
ward OF Chicago also vas an
nounced. These rates were abol-
ished during the war.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
WILSON LITTLE wEAKER
Ex.Presideut Has Otherwise RecoFcrti
From Acute Indigestion.

By Associated Press 'o 'f,-r, FVeninE
Washington. March -Forr'.
President Wilson was described foda
by his physician Rear Admiral cars r
Cravson. as little weak Ra result
~ an acute attack ~ Indigestion Nos
tr,edav but otherwise apparently ~
covered from the attack
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
BILLS THAT DIED
A NATURAL DEATH
IN CLOSING SESSION
Some Were Stricken From Calen-
endar, and Others Expired
There by Non-Actiol
END CAME AT $50 A. M.
STAFF correspondent

speclal dispatch from staff correspondent
state House. Dover. March 2e
Al ll55 o'clock last night by the sen
ate and House timepieccs. which hao
b,en stopped for the purpose OF pro
lonrinr the legislative day OF MarCf %
huf ~ $50 o'clock this morning ny
actual time. the General Assembly
n,tshea fh, transaction Of miscellaneous
business and adjourned untl Io'So
c,rlock next Wednesday morning. Ihat
d,N has been fixed by concurrent
resolution for final adjournment.
rh, appropriations and claims com
,.Iff.,s II the two branches ot the
LEGISLATURE will prepare the 'ienerai
Apprapriations hill and claims resoiu-
tions Monday and Tuesday. and the h'H
t,..i h, paSscd au1 tho resolutions adopt
"a " Wedncsday.
Rushing Business Through.
laree quantity of business was
,r,raartcd last night. Most of Il was
riish,d and few measures acted on we're
given th, attention they should have
received After midnight some OF the
l,rislators slumbcrcd at their desks ana
,,b.r th,v were reused Tor roll call few
~ ~, dazcrs know what question was
voted er.
stricken from calendar.
. t4u. stricken from the House
3 ,., ni-ht included the fol-
lowing
Appropriations s5s.oOo e thc Delaware
..,,.r ~ r,v darmitorics and for
r.',ia.rr for r state Board for
.,aaua1 I.du.atiou.
f,..t4dlnE fot AN additional justice 81
III, peacc ior WtmiuEt'n' -
,f,tt.ng C"nStthditiH ''
.... county.
continued on page 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
Coal for Public Building.

The Commissioners Of the Public
Building will open bids on April for
coal for the building for the ensuing
year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
PICKS NEW PANAMA GOVERNOR.
harding said 20 Have Selected Colonel
Morrow For the Post.
Associated Press 70 Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 livery EVehihg.
tVsshtneton. March 26 Lieutenant
r.l,net Jav j. Morrow. army engineer
..,.s = understood to have been select
a ~. President Harding governor
!, n. Panama Canal ZONE to fill the
NJ .,,v caused by the resignation of
C..f.,,t chester Harding.
colonel Morrow now IS acting gov
eruof of the zone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
Ama.emeat. ronlghL

Play house a hanEofoua MAlN
Carries ~ aulicNillc
Queen The rDsting Hloch
Majestic 'rhp kuunI up
Arca.iia Paying rFo Rtpgr
SAVOY - ne Empinr OF iNAIit'ANa
Rialto rhc ~kVWayulau
strand The N&rroW tfsN
Auditoriuui-- NanCing. popular niEht
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26

safe milk means healthy cnlldFeh.
Call $40 Or 1851. The &c yer Dairy
1o.--Adv.