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The evening world., 1921-03-04
.sworat Roy in Yorisvile" sent to
Jail.

Henry Emerson. seventeen, Of No. 31i
East SOD street. described 20 Judge
Mott by teachers Of Public School No.
100 in East SGD Street as the worst
boy in YorlSville.' was sentenced to
Sing Sing for from ten to fifteen years
for atrocious assault on a waitress in a
restaurant in East 18th Street. He was
convicted on evidence that he led a
band OF seven into the place, who start
ed a pretended fight from which he
offered to rescue the waitress by taxi
ing her into the backyard, where she
was attacked by all tire members OF the
party.
The evening world., 1921-03-04

order for "two-inch false cuns' on
summer uniform trousers.
General order &c. Police Headquar-
tiers, 1920" putting the false Guns on,
meant that 10000 pairs of new trousers
must be bought forthwith and 10000
pairs Of last years trousers, no matter
II In serviceable condition, must be
discarded.
The resultant deep bass roar from
Tottenville 70 Wakefield and from
jamaica to Charles street was heard
In Centre Street.
&c. o. 6, +. II. O., 1921" has been
promulgated. Il resclnds 20. o. 2e.
=. II. o. 1920"
The evening world., 1921-03-04

Accuses Laundry Collectors -
stealing Diamond Brooch.
Robert Lane Of No. 6022 Fifth Avenue
and william Glass Of No. e51s Seven
teenth Avenue, both OF Brooklyn, werd
held in $1,000 each to-day by Magistrate
Brown in tho Gates Avenue Court,
charged with grand larceny. The COM
plainant, Mrs. Christina oberle Of No.
1852 President t-eet, alleged that a t225
diamond brooch she inadvertently left
attached to a waist was stolen by the
defendants, laundry collectors, while
they were taking her clothes to a laun-
dry on Feb. n.
The evening world., 1921-03-04
NO CRIME WAVE IN BRONX
Grand Jury Reports nc IL NCOn-
Hpicuoua by Its Absence"

The Bronx Grand Jury reported TO
Supreme Court Justice Vernon VI.
Davis to-day. that 'crime was con-
spfcuous by It's absence" in that Dor
ough. George ,. Cortelyou, Presi-
dent OF the Consolidated Gas Com
pany, as foreman, and George W.
Perkins ir. as Secretary OF the jury.
other members are Leonard GieEcr-
ich ir son Of Supreme Court Justice
GieEerich and Prof. Thomas S. Loner-
gan.
only five indictments were re-
turned by the February Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1921-03-04
10000 IN LINE MARCH II.
other cities 20 send Delegations
TO 81. Patrick's Day Parade.

More than 10000 will parade in Man
haitian on st. Patrick's Day, IL was an
nounced to-day by RodericN J. Ken
nedy. Chairman Of the Committee on
Arrangements. who stated conhngents
New Rochelle and Toronto. Canada.
Ten thousand mnrchers viii come
from Brooklyn, 5000 from Queens and
S.40O from Staten Island. The parade
on Fifth Avenue win include n COM
bnation Of all organizations OF the
Ancient order OF Hibernians. the Sons
Of Irish Freedom. the Clan Ma Gael and
the Gaelic League in the entire city.
Badges notices and floats are being
designed by a committee Of which John
Carroll is Chairman.
The evening world., 1921-03-04

Mrs. Florence Norton Of No 262 De-
catur Street. Brooklyn, to-day applied
to Surrogate Wingate in Brooklyn for
letters of administration Of the estate
Of her husband, Col Frank II. Norton.
Decision was reserved. Mrs. Norton
said that there was no real estate, and
that the personal property did not OK
coed 1900. Col Norton, who died
recently. was Colonel OF the old 23d
Regiment.
The evening world., 1921-03-04
COPS ARE HAPPY;
NO TROUSER CUFFS
Commissioner Rescinds Order and
Policemen Can Wear Their Last
Years Summer Garment.

Tap the curbstone with the night
stick, blow the whistle, clang the patrol
wagon berl. Let Joy be unconnned In
every police station.
The Commissioner has recalled the
The evening world., 1921-03-04
Annoyed Lawyer. Put on Probation

Elsie Waldo, authoress, who lives at
the Martha washington Hotel, pleaded
guilty to-day before Magistrate MCGEE
han In Morrisana Court to part Of a
disorderly charge preferred BY Paul
Rudi OF No 100 Broadway and was placed
on probation for six months. Rudi
charged that after he withdrew as her
attorney IN a $3.50. 900 breach Of promise
action against an army officer she an
noyed him by written and telephone
criticisms. She admitted telephoning to
him.
The evening world., 1921-03-04
Mnnted to Soc the InaugurntIon.

wanted 10 See the Inauguration,
Nicholas Vcveney wanted to see Pres
ident Harding inaugurated, he told Mag
istrate Dowd In the Bridge Plaza Court
to-day, so he c-aWled into a box car he
thought was bound for Washington and
went to sleep. lie was awakened and
arrested by a special patrolman OF the
Eastern District Terminal Depot lie
was sent TO Raymond Street jail as a
vagrant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
DEBs DENoUnCEs WILSON.
Will Not Seek Parole and De-
oiares He Will Leave Jail
UnTepentant-

Atfsnta, Feb. 2.--Tugene v. Debf, IN
n statement last night. asssiied Presi-
dent Wflsnn for his Russian ana Ar
menian policies. anc his treatment OF
Robert Lansing. He said he hoped enc
President would sleep as quietly ana
restfulfy In the White House an he,
Debs. WAS sleeping in the Federal prison,
Dehs asserted that for the President
to have pardoned him would have been
tho equivalent of Benedict Arnold par
doninx George Washington, and ne
added: III was my own only fear tha1
| might be indebted for my liberty TO
Woodrow Wilson. Ny record. good or
bad In at least consistent, and mat -
the only way It could have been
canirched"
mo man in public life In American
history." the statement went on, ever
retired SO thoroughly discredited, so
scathtngly rebukod, so overwheimlngiy
impeached and repudiated as woodrow
wnson. Shortly after the November
election HIS private secretary mace
pitifui plea for him. saying that ah ne
oraved was the love Of the people
This plea was stamped Try the Afneri-
can people with the one word, Denien,
the one word he wrote on the BACK Oh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
N. Y.-LOkDON AIR SERVICE.
Success of New 1OOO-H. p. En-
CINE Believed TO Clear Way
for Success.

london, Feb. 2.-The successful things
II 900 HORSEPOWER aero engine, which
is said TO be the most powerful known,
mas opened up claims by experts Of the
possibility of a regular London-New York
aerial service and complete passage with
n twenty-four hours, either direct or by
changing an craft at the Azores Islands
II Is being recalled by the experts that
Captain John Alcock n 1919 few from
Newfoundland 10 ireland in less than
sixteen homs, using two 375 horsepower
engines.
The new engine is called ''The Cub. :"
II was ordered by the ROYAL Air Force.
II is understood that the Titania, f1y-
ing boat destroyer. which is to be used
IN long distance patrols,w will be equipped
with two "cubs" and have a range of
500 miles. For wartime the crew will
number ten and for civilian use the craft
can accommodate fifty passengers.
The Cubs eighteen cylinders on a
tert indicated ,057 horsepower IN twenty
hours OF running The enoiDe weighs
nearly q ton and cost about $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
DETROIT WORKS PUT ON
$4,000 IN ONE MONTH
Ford Calls Back 10000 Men to
Manufacture Parts tor
Repairing.

Datroit. Feb. 2.-Since January 1
more than $4,000 men have been re-eni-
Moved in Detroit factories, great ma
iority going into the automobile plants,
u.h,ch wer,e virtually closed for from
TWO 10 three months. This statement
was made yesterday by George w.
Grant. secretary Of the Employers AS
sociation.
MIR. Grant estimates that $4,000 are
now employed on a short day, or
three DAYS a week schedule. while thir-
" DAYS ago only 1900 We're at work in
all factories. A close estimate places
the number of unemployed around 1885,
600.
Men at work in the Ford Motor Com
panys plant win not exceed 10000.
These were called back within the last
week. IL is understood that the toro
plant in reopening does not intend 10
resume the construction of new cars
hut will manufacture parts Tor repair
ing the 5000 O00 more or less cars no"
on the highways of the world. rms
brings in a gross monthly income OF
sl.00O.000
Common talk is that 10000 unsoid
Ford cars are scattered around the
country. Some place the figure higher
10y AtsttN. IN Ntlt i4eA A'Asti ANA - NN-~t
a banner period for production. thou-
sands Of cars were sent to dealers for
which they had no orders. and when no
more could be shipped the plant closed.
There is no doubt that Ford is in the
market for a loan well up in the mill
lions. but bankruptcy is out of the ques-
tion ana in no way considered Al
though the executive personnel OF the
mammoth concern has been shattered,
with the daily expectancy that others
among the higher officers viii soon be
classified among the unattached, none
Of the new appointments TO fill Tacan-
cics Will be other than OF Mr.. Ford
choosing.
Mr. Ford is not alone in his belief
met. r<gardless OF the wild rumors
afoat The fact that he is in the midst
Of paying last years bonuses, amount
INK 10 seven OF ci ht million dollars, is
an indication that tho financial future
Is causing him no real worry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
WILSON ATTENDS THE ATRE.
Secs nrinkwater's abraham Lincoln.
and IS Applaadcd by Audience.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington Feb $50 far as had
been learned at IN, White House today.
President Wilson was suffering no III
effects from his attendance at tho
theatre last night. hts first since the III
ness which interrupted his speaking
tour in September 1919. With Mrs
Wilson and his brother-in- law. John II.
Boiling, the President witnessed per
fornancc Of John Drinkwatcr's "Abra-
ham Lincoln.
The food Of light on the Presidents
box gave the assembled hundreds their
first clear view Of the man whose whit
ened hair and more deeply lined coun-
tenance bore evidence Of the effect Of
the long iIlress President Wilson.
using a cane. made his entrance into
the box On the arm Of his brother-in-
law who also aided him in rising and
leaving the theatre after the per
fornance. The President used one Of
the rear stage doors on entering and
leaving the theatre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
HARDING TURNS NORTH.
On Way TO ST. Augustine VIII
Stop for Golf at Palm
Beach.
Ry Associated Press to Every Evening.

Ry Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Miami. Fla. Feb. 2.-President-elect
Harding turned northward today on
his Florida vacation trip. leaving here
carly IN the afternoon for Fort Lauder
dale. the first stop on his way. back to
-. Augustine
Most Of the return trip viii be made
aboard Senator FreIinghuysen' house
boat Victoria. on which Mr.. Harding
and his party cruised from ST, Angus
tine 70 Miami. They travelled by au-
tomobile. however, 10 Fort Lauderdale,
where they were TO board the Victoria
some time this afternoon after q game
of eo,f on the I>auderdale links. On the
way up the coast the Presideut-elect
expects TO stop for golf al Palm Beach,
orTnond and possibly one or two other
points. He probably VIII reach St Aug
ustine Sunday or Monday.
Senator 4. E. Fan. Of New Mexico,
and Harry ri. Daugherty. Of Columbus,
ohio. who were among Mr.. Harding g
companions during his cruise to Miami
and his fishing "trip Off the Florida keys,
left the party today and started north
BY rail TO attend 20 business affairs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
MONEY TO FINISH SHIPS
IS WITHHELD BY HOUSE
Failure of Appropriation VIII Tie
Up Construction in Della
ware River ShinYards.

Washington. Feb. 2-Thc house ap-
preparation committee refused TO rec
ommend an appropriation Of $4,000 600
TO complete the building program of tho
United States shipping board in the hin
reported yesterday. That means the
ships already authorized ny the
board cannot he completed unless the
money is provided by the senate or by
another deficiency bill.
Many Of the ships were 70 he built
in Delaware river yards The New
York Shipbuilding Company has four
Of its contracts for sixteen ships corn
pleted. Unless an appropriation is OBJ
tained TO complete the twelve other
ships under contract in that yard, many
employees win be dismissed. according
to ward officials who testified before the
house committee today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
WAR ON HIGH RENTS.
City Council and Commerce Chamber
Begin Campaign Mt Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh, Pa Feb City Coun-
Gil and the Chamber of Commerce Of
Pittsburgh have entered the campaign
against higher rents in this city. The
councilmanic finance committee, in a
communication TO the city clerk today.
requested that a resolution be prepared
for introduction in Council next Mon
day, authorizing the city to advertise
the fact that increase taxes this year
do not justify large increases in rents.
Commenting on action of Council.
]. H Davis. a Councilman, said he had
been advised that certain landlords had
increased rents fifty per cent. claiming
It was because Of the higher tax rate.
The question Of rent increases viii
be taken UP mt an excessive rents
mass meeting called by the Chamber of
Commerce for February 70.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
Richardson PARK Street Signs.

The streets Of Richardson Park, Ash
ley and Glynrich viii he marked with
street signs AT an early date. il was
announced at a meeting Of the women's
Civic Club Of Richardson Park lasI
night The signs have already been
painted and VIII be erected as soon rs
possible. Residents Of the community
who have benefited by the lights erected
on the streets by the club have failed
70 pay their dues i was announced.
Two new members were admitted 70 the
club. The next rnesting VIII be held
February IS at the home Of Mrs. George
Huber
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
SETS MAXIMUM COAL PRICE.
French Government Fixes Rate Of 50
Per Ton for American Product

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Paris, Feb. THE French govern
ment has fixed n now maximum price
Of so per ton for ali American coal. FREQ
on board, at French Atlantic ports.
This is the lowest level American GOAL
has reached since II began declining
last October when the figure WIS s32
per ton.
Representatives of the coal dealers
of France. who are meeting In Parts
in a national convention. declared today
that the governments action was In
effect an embargo on American coal.
because no American company could
afford to sell at the new price. which
after paying the freight, would net not
moro than 81 ton.
The French dealers. 1t was stated,
approved the fixing Of the new price
as a temporary measure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
CLIMBING PLAGP0LE WINS
kINETY-DAY FURLOUGH

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Camp Dix, ". J., Feb. 2.-Experfence
gained in youth when he won the ham
and sack Of -four prize in many county
fair creased pole" contests today won
Tor Private james Cunningham a
s0-day furiougt.
Cunningham laughed yesterday when
civilian workmen called 70 the camp TO
replace a pulley fallen from the top of
the so-foot headquarters Flagstaff. said
10 would he neces Sary to remove the
concrete base and lower the pole He
took the pulley and Skinned up with
Case.
MaJor-General Charles r. Sunmeran,
camp commander. rewarded Cunning
ham with the furlough. one day for
each foot climbed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02

physical condition I'm my life than %
at this hour" and continued:
Mr.. Palmer called attention % i.
fact tla, I shall Be eligible % par
August II. 1922 " answer 20 ihlr
have TO say 1 shall not apply for par
nor accept II. I shall serve ny term
the last day or leave hero With unco
titional pardon. I came fnx my co
vfctions and I shall not bevav ~
for any poitry confederation. r1ch a. "a
parole. may b. IN prison. but.
nike ths man who keeps me here. i a.
not an exile from my O-~n Ocuntrv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
rnrriage licences have been ierued

Marriage licenses have been ieeued
BY Magistrate Lawrence ]. Broman-
Joseph Helinski, fl5 Spruce street, and
Onny Jebrowski, 12lS Beck street; Nick
Corareni, Fifth and Lincoln streets, and
Clelia Fracassi, 4l3 Lincoln street.
Magistrate aHry BStradley Clarence
S. Pierce, 406 Vandever avenue, and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
STANDARD OIL SUSPENDS
PER CENT WAGE BONUS
Rumored That Company is Plan
ming to Put in Effect Gen.
eral Reduction.
nv Arsocinted presa TO Kverv Eyenlng

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Feb. 2.--Reports ,,ircu-
lated I'm this city that the Standard OH
Company was planning "a 10 per cent
wage reduction affecting it's employees
I'm all parts Of the United States were
given added currency today by news
Of cuts made by Standard Oil sub
sidiaries in widely separated fields
New Jersey and West Virginia.
Employees of the Bayonne and Bay
Way (Elizebeth) plants of the Standard
on Company of New Jersey considered
the proposed reduction at meetings last
night while reports came from Mann
ington, West Virginia. OF wage reduc-
tions by one Standard on subsidiary.
and of laying off of number of en-
ployes by another.
The proposed reduction in pay. ac
cording TO employees who have been
notified of the plan. will take the form
of suspension Of a 10 rer cent wage
bonus granted during the war. At the
time the bonus was made effective the
company reserved the right to suspend
it when living costs returned toward
normal.
Mannington. w Va, Feb. 2.--The re-
cent cut in the price of Pennsylvania
crude OIL to five dollars barrel is be-
| ginning TO be felt in the important
| fields of northern West Virginia
| Many projects which were to have been
| started With the opening of spring have
been temporarily abandoned, while field
work already under way will be con-
! fined 20 wells which must be conpleted
| I'm order To hold leases or which would
result In heavy loss should operations
! be suspended
! II was said today that the South
/ Pennsylvania Oil Company had ordered
/ the suspension Of 81 strings of tools
/ Employees Of the Eureka Pipe Line
! and the crews laid Off
/ Company have been notified that fonus-
| es would no longer bc paid and cncf
| man has been placed on straight
wage scale Other oil and pipe lin,
companies have followed rc,renchment
| policies and are planning no additiona
work until the slump is over.
Natural gas companies have not yet
| commenced to retrcrch. but II Is saic
that drillinR generally Will be post
| poned until operating costs can PC re
I duCed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02

Instant Relief Don't stay stuffed upl
Quit blowing and snufiiingl A dose Of
'Pape's Cold COMPOUND" token every
two hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks any cold right up.
The first dose opens cloRged-up nostrils
and air passages Of head, stops nose nun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
COT. !, IL .][)'t':
"Papes Cold Compound Breaks any Cold in Few Hours

ming; relieves headache, dullness, feverlsh
ness, sDeezing.
'Papc's Cold Conpounf' 8 t9
quickest, surest relief known and o. =
only fer cents at drug store~ ~ %
without assistance Tastes nice 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
the recommendation for my pardon" !"

the recommendation for my pardon" !"
In another place Debs said.
when 1 leave this prison viii 20
unrepeutant Senator Capper showed
the other day that N the s4,o0o.0oo.00o
annual expenditure for this country 81
per cent is spent on war; resuir OF
war ard preparation for war. while
per cent is spent on educational ana
constructive work. That's where WIZ
son stands. I stand for construc1on
instead Of for destruction and devas-
tation."
Debs aaid he never was In better
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
Ferris School Visiting Day.

On account q prevailing Sickness IN
the city and state. managers at tie Ferris
Industrial School announce that the
regular visiting day AZ the institution viii
he postponed from February ) until
March 5 This rule VII affect both city
.r6 down state parents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
WHIRLWIND
~0F PAIN

Larache drives its victims ALMOST
frantic. Ordinary pain cures are Of
little help, yet the worst pains may
ke easily and quickly stopped by Ak
No-Mor Capsules. Safe, prompt and
sure, they are a boon to sufferers
from nerve aches, headaches, tooth
aches. rheumatism or pain in any
part Of the body. Luebert's Ak-No-
Nor Capsules contain no morphine.
narcotics or habit-forming drugs. At
all druggists-price 30c, 60c.
- g. Luebsrt, r. D., Christians, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
East Eleventh Street

p Y. Robinson. proprfstor Of
barber shop. I01I East Eisv-ush
street. says Il have used Doso-s
Kidney pills in the past and hsvs
always found them a good. 1sipfM
remedy Whenever I have noticed
my Kldugys weax and dfsorde-ed- the
sscreefons too frequent or rauty N
passage and ny bacx sore and scay
I got box Of D0an's RIdney PfHs
ana they have always cured me of
the complaint quickly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
New Street

sfYs. NJ A Ciarren. View s-r~~<
says. Il have found Deans Kidney
Plus a very good remedy and -ei1-
abba, too Two or three times IhAv~ had
nad weak kidneys My. harx w-ulo
De 80 sore and lsne and acner con-
ssanrly all through ny Eidneys
ccrlc hardly srAn1 ST. q would %
nervous and run down a. rDe-e times
and my kidneys wrul1- @ act rtzhf
Doan : Kidney Pills. which ! zor a.
Downing Drug store. Law alWsya
corrected these disorders ana I'd rre
OF the oacsarnes quickly. I CaoW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
Pleasant Street

Mrs. A. Hadley. 1925 Pleasant
street says About four years ago
| was suffering with dull. constant
and bearing down ache IN the small
Of my back and my back was gen
orally weak My Kidneys acted too
often. also. I suffered with this troub-
le for some time until I got Doan
Kidney pills. This remedy surely
did me lots Of good few boxes
cured ne entirely
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02

Frank r. Hyiand 3O6 Walnut
street says W henever nave
needed a kidney remedy. ! have al
ways used Doan's Kidney Pills Tor
know they arr a remedy 70 he de-
nendef on | have had attacks Of
hackache and suffered So. I could
hardly straightcn I'D. Tire kidney
secretions were tno frequent. bat
scanty in passage ] have always
bought Doan Kidney Pills at the
Miller Drug store and a box or so
has always cured me Of these at
tscKs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12
MILLIONAIRE OIL MAN
MADE STATEMENT AT
HARDY'S HOSPITAL
BY vnE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

I-Te il Of
Of
homO
ich ue from humo
n
o, Of
but Of sbbi from Mrs Jake
l. Emonw who's for the r time HI
breadth OF
rsndsos tcoud heado over
edunsbe
rand pacedhh led
tina wife
herself and questioning of Dr. w. H. Hardy regarded one OF the
debate
eLandr tim lin whispered her counsel
soundo been Of
tn that Clara
HsmoD msady
alleged dying which he said referring
C lying the bed
just aboutas s am