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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
GERMAN DYESEXPEC1ED
TO POUR INTO THE j. S.
Manufacturers Here Say Pas
sage of Knox Resolution Will
Start the thrush.

Warrington. April 23-Americnn dye
manlifaottreA arc herc telling the tariH
ualtcra IN Congress that approval Of
the Knox poace rsgolution viii he tho
aipnal for great itnportatinns af dye-
stuna from Germany Thcy RaY III" IN
dustty IN this country will be given a
acthnck from witch il will not recover
for years
Senator Knox. in aoelsnR tn nud
solution FOR the problem. ta preparing
an amendment 70 the anti dumping
feature of the Emergency JariH f{tll
which would cover tho Fap betwecn
the enectivcuoas of the pace resolu=
ton and the enactment q n permanent
Tariff Law llo Is devIRiug = schotne
nf llcpnpcs for All esRentiai inportatinus
Of dvostuns with prohibition nf others
uutH the matter can lto more definitely
arranged
a hearing will h. given Monday 10
seuator Knox before the lsinanre Corn
rnittce Much approhenaion ia expressed
that the bringing IN If The dyestuffa
prnhlcm viii pave the wy far other
amendments. thpr,h4 delaying - W.
venting action - the emergency hill
II IL certain that ANY proposed adjust
nont ~ the dyoeiuns question viii rfo
woke prolonged discussion
Il will 10 sntue tfno next weolt. Son
ator I'onroae said yesterday before
Tho Tmereency Taiin 1911 can r. re-
ported Twn naro iays viii ha DEVOTED
- hearings and consideration n the
various reports rnade ig oxpefta viii
consume additional titna
Thomas Doherty ~ New York.
rerreecntine Tho National Council q
American Importers ard Traders. was
before tho Finance COMMITTEE te~iay
Ito made an extended argument against
Tho exchange equalization provisions of
tho emergency lin M i pasaeel the
IiuuRt
Nr Dohcrty spoke especially against
the prusiHinu that ~ eHtif4atiau and
liquidation of dirifp the csihtiou in
mated ~ more than 90 2 } pur cent he
said this WAS hnacd or faee aHaurHp-
| tion that tho hofue market values n
tho foreign countries hav" remained
| tho same and have h"er iittla affected
| l,y tho war or the depreciation in x
| chnnRs' ratea.
IIo coutendcd that those countries
| That have no deprecated currency or
| whose dapreciated CURRENCY dos not fal
below tho &c 2-3 por cent provision anc
| whose economic condition IS better
will have great compctitivo advantag'
| IN thia country IS against MI othe1
countries fe7a fortunately situated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
HIGHWAY BOARD TO MEET HERE.
To Discuss Hond To City Docks Along
Ghristinna.

II is expected that n meeting OF tho
Highway Commission next week. VIII
be held In this city. Wilmington was
decided upon. II in said. because the
Harbor Commissioners wish To ineet
with the Highway Commissioners to dia-
cuas the completion of the road TO the
proposed now dock development
AZ the last meeting of tho iiarbor
Commissioners, a resolution WAS adopt
cd. asking tho Highway Gominissiohefa
To complete the proposed road ms speed
ily aa possible. with the depleted funds
of the Highway Commlssion however,
It les not certain whether II can be built
this year.
Reasons that the Ilarbor Commission
ers have for the early complexion ol
the road. win be placed before the ttlBh
way Commisaioners. and as most "f the
rnernbcrp of both commissions live in
or near htIR city. Il was decided. II IS
said, to meet here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
ALLIES WILL DEMAND
GUARANTEES OF HEhLfN

fyfnpne. England April % FIX
changoa which have bcen going on Tor
sotne weeks between the British and
French foreign offices viii be continued
here lntc today by Prime Minister
Lloyd t;eorgo and Premier BRAND. The
two stateRrneu viii meet At tn" villa "f
SIR philip saaaoon, where they have
freld conferences iu the paHt
The French plan ia broadly, project
fo administration ana taxing, for the
benefit of tho Allies tho Ruhr cnal fasin
and eotno parta of the Woatphalian in
duatrial district of Germany
Mr. Lloyd George arrived a. Sir
PHILIPPE villa. Beteairo, laat night. and
advicea from Paris today atated that
NJ. Rriand. accofupa uioti by Philippe
+. I3erthoiot. general secretary # the
French foreign office had left ~ $40
o'clock THE morning for England
Tba two prernicrs were understood
tesiav t. be ia agreement as 10 the gen
erai plan - hc followed. buf i wae said
tbev gvighod ~ have . complete mutuai
understanding IT what wra tu hr don"
carty n My. If III The interval IN Gor
man government does not submit ~
ceptallo proposals
fresh German rroroeaI - expected
a. ~ submitted ~ the Allip7 iramodi-
atclv but oxen ita eariaue disouaeinn
would ss.oup - bo conditiouod upor
aattafacfary guarantee "f "Toctl'inn
Information gathered here this morn
ing Indicated that Geruta uy's Inject
ofYcr - aaaist TIA tbe Instruction u
devastated areas in pr1nco and Er
riutn. would nat - probable r. exert
auy Influence IN fbs deliberations
Field Maraha W1lzon ard NarTha
Is,p.h heads. respectively of tho Briti7F
ard French arrnice vvll mot take par'
II, tho conversations between The tyr
prornicra This IL f,ocsuqo the railitar'
measures decided uror may ~ aoivos
easier than any other questions in
volved
Premier rriand who arrived her'
lato ibis afternoon declared sh"riE
aftor his arrival that ~ had rot aeo'
The freah German proposals regarflini
the rehuilduR nc devastated France
7 have rf4d ~ thorn bHt they have no
VT i4su shown fn me n Eriard said
Nr lloyd George who went a'ii -
the galF links IN the rain and windst orr
/ could not be reached fnr an rxpressinl
of his opinion nn The new German pro
/ pfle7ls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
SHERIFF SELLS REALTY.

sheriff ouil tO'isy soid 3
estate s aN
Th-r. sr-c- 81. trAp1ya
hundred rear ~hc'r-t 'Ark psrt9
the Delauar, 'irlr.- -e 'o haric
Evans fo- $50 ODD
Fifb -iou- trr A.l allomng
above -l,r',ru,i 'rut rlpe-ty Il l.
sn4 Rsar,. H.rA- Rodney
$50 600
Land aUi nu.-.E, ne nteuocf'o.
n ~ phla4.,oha 7ik, laI Marsh = ~
Drnu,rt. William .ft 'a 'tA
Cohen for els At
Dwelling Fat ttret yty
Pors- srd louhr. ptrfN Nilla
Fl Benson q Caleb h huroacnA .
81 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
FRANCE HAS ESUrfGH
TROOPS FOR NEXT MOVE

Tsruersls. April ~ Louis I,oucheur.
French minister 81 tho liberated regions.
arrived in grussels This morning and
immediately conferred with ~. Iaspar
the foreign minister tn whom ho i'm
parted the plan FOR further occupation
Of German tsrrttorv in the eventuaiity
Of the non pa yrnent BY Germany ~ the
rerarationv dpc Ma
NJ Toucherr declared that the Bel
qiana ned NOT fear oaH for nobdiza-
ttor If additional clauses. as the military
rrlearurvAa would b. completed with
ont asking either the BelEians or
british far additional troops beyond
nominal participation
Il is learned however. that IN" Rel
gian troops If occupation in the Rhlne-
land have been reinforced during the
past IS hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Nl>> McCancrty Showcred,

W.t.,45.,. evening 4 variety shower
.,.,..i.r,.4 Miss t-oe5lia A Aretanerty.
-.-4- ST nc. approaebIuz marriage.
..,s homo - Miss Mary y Saucr $50
~ ca-rf, aN,uu, Amonr those
-,,.t. ,,,r, Misses Be4-i, a. Reynolds
l--.sr.+ Mccarthy. PEGGY T.. Stirhne.
,ltl.or 4 smith Viola Il CASEY lil'da
l,-..,.r H4rs u Saucr FrodouIa
N.r. Burk, H,f,n McAIahon,
vI,, HeIen Hcs~Iuu Bessic
d. ,> Joan Hughes KITTY fhoian,
l-,, ,e,rl5r Gcrtrud, Glynu Mary.
-,-rarei li..ou and Cecilia Mc-
Mr. i i. Gleason AIrs 4.
and Mrs N AUGUST Miss Nc
.ar. received many beautiful and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
P0sTOPFrCg UNDER NEW TIME.
Collections and Deliveries on Old sehed-
uie Hut once in Daylight Saving.

The postoffice. Postmaster James :.
English nays, viii be conducted IN nc
cordance with local time. during the
prevalence of daylight aavinR. begin
ming tomorrow. The stamp and money
order windows will open and close sc-
c0rdiuR 10 local time.
Carrier delivery and collections win
be made on standard time This r.
uecessitntod BY the arrival and de-
parture Of maila being regulated by
railruad timetable. baaed or standard
time.
While the carrier delivery If mail viii
bo an hour later than lunaI time. after
Sunday. this win really ho a aaviug ~
far AZ the important mail frVfu The
north ia concerned as this wuIid bo
from three 10 I'VE hours later II hold
for the Second delivery If tho carriers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
PARTY 1T FIRE HOUSE.
ladies AUXILIARY of CranSton Heights
Ia Entertain Tuesday Evening.

Ar interesting meeting Of the Grams
tor Heights Fjrc Company WIS hold
last .t,ulue in the company's engine
Aou-, Th,, Ladies' Auxiliary reported
tAf iud-iuc from present indications.
III trd part, tn he held on Tuesday
,.,uirs will hc 8 decided success. Many
us.t# and pretty priz,a have been
d.. ,3 and will make tn 500 games
ffItt. t3ttrcstinE
md,1 to pak, it convenient for
" irurtou PLAYERS to attend. i has
bees arranged to- meet th" Brandvwine
srruas i'm. ,ars Il rrico IS CORNER AZ
- ID is suggested that persons wish
ms attend ,tH .a4.' al2 Thr Mar
sh4l,tou hus icavinE Wilmington ~ I
q t,,b ruus ~ q spot short distance
frorH tl, ,nEin, heus'. Ths company IS
u8aktnE tvelN 'f'rt to nay "H "" 'eh'
SIS th, ,n1iu. house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
nRrScs H.cK ,rrgcVp sVvFnyp
y Davig Auto sid v HHve liH
Rose ~ fbvrrhrruok

-fafr b~frrffvr iteidrfr H-rf
C-t.r-t,r b, t-,- rr,er,.sry 3 ". rfrg q.
roirgfor nar uvr7 R"e
Davls Fh0 = rharre'i 't Tfs'"T
80 fg.I.,t-f,,hia -skc .ap- ia rrrr,r.t Iart
rright Davra N gn'd F'r''
aFoy,rtrete -frssfInt fnra 'tfrfrsHr
T,a,,s ttDrpot,lr frrt I'M rfftanf
tV poua Y lf,-rrf,rrub -alrr.t rg.
aftrr 80 aHVhtrd rur w
Frrl,k w Rrr-p $40 EN- rtIovad .n ..
Wrlrpir vtpn 0Hi~c - tne .err-ei h"rnr
% Vqa returning home trd iaviu
I, y oa,d t,t n,rr ter Ne stiar- rfrsi
rvoss the .ika frrn the -sar 'le
Tho r,Yrrnsf mar Alleges fhat inv
vphlric was ~rnnTrF ~ rvrra1Ivr -r.rfFi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
CARL'S AIM WAS BAD.
Fired Into Air and Hit Negroes Hend--
Is Fined 500.

Carl Hetiah, coorcd. was sentenced by
Judge Lynn in Municipal Court today
TO pay n fine of 500 and costs. or serve
one month I'm the workhouse on n
charge of assault and battery on Russell
Hayes. also Colored,
Hcdab said he lives at 1916 Head
street. next door To Hayes. and that
yesterday afternoon he protested with
Hayes about using indecent language
in the presence OF his niece. The yard
i'm back of both houses, where the affair
occurred is not divided 10y a fence.
AnCcrcd at Hcdah's words. Hayes grab
bed a pick handle and started for him.
threatening to XIII him. Iicdnb testified
he grabbed revolver from "A boat on
which he was working and fired in the
air to scare Hayes. but the bullet struck
him on the head. causing slight
wound.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
CALIFORNIA EDITOR DEAD.
John Z. Houng Was Conspicuous in san
Francisco Journalism.

san Francisco. April 25.-Iohn r.
YouuE for forty-four years maaaEins
a5litor of the san Francisco Chronicle.
aled At his home here today. He was
sexenty-one years old and was born
IN Philadelphia August ., 1919 He Went
to California in 1877. and was The first
man t. assume managerial. duties on
the Chronicle.
During his long career there. he was
identified with many phases of the civic
development of the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
BLIND Folks ENTERTAIN
Musical Program Given Lasi Whit
Evidences Nucn Talent

UNIQUE pptarttrrrrf Ea- r"id t ft
Blind shop u5-U- A-st tlznth .FrT
49, riEnt 5 lana ueu uirfa.
-lus1cal prgram VA Ely~n So. ne ia
~. --oafl. aulo-ts. -eifrflur SER
zlvan r. the f1liCVinR rartirIpauts n-
pparre -u.r 81 Fdxard Nanidrf
,7oli0ist ,nd t1e rlnd ruartct -pmur-
rnR Nr Heudman Nr are
T.atchern. sr4 Mr Aaaiden rndcr-
sevpra. -ocs seitctluTs
1.auu eIi. thich Eas sI--ciaI
rertaIniug Ahs Nheu tuF nae tuE
guzz s., r ~ Drlscuti toirruu.tl
were served -0uslderabie uussca. tairi
vas dlsUlavea ~ tnss- ulen "a % vnor
are eif-yppo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
COMMUNITY CHEST COMMITTEE.
Chamber of Commerce to Investigate
Working of Plan.

Al ID Warner, Jr.. president of the
Chamber Of Commerce, has named a
committee to study the community
chest plan and report back to the
chamber. The committee consists Of
George A. Elliott. John p. Niclds John
s Rossen. Henry p. Scott, Charles Top
kis and S D. Townsend
The committee will Investigate the
success or failure Of the community
chest idea in cities where 1t has been
tried out The plan is TO have one
central campaign for local charities. in
stead Of a multitude Of drives. which
mean much duplication Of effort and
needless expense from overhead charges,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
MARRIAGE LICEN4 ES.

Magistrate Lawrence p. Broman has
issued the following. marriage licenses
Neal Thomas Crosby. 933 Nandever
avenue. and Henter Annie Enns 92l
Nandever avenue, George +. Stewart.
N21 Orange street. and lielnwetta
Brown Of the same address. George
Il. Houpt. 1909 Clayuonr street and
Ella Courcelle III the same address
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
NEGRO CIVIC tEAGuF
Meeting Tonnrrnw Ouens Health fra.
gram fnr Weok

T'hr regular rierfirg r.
Negro tlvr engIr
Follows Temple tsrr.rr-a .'fDrrrsfr
345 Tho prngrnu 1i' tei rrarvr Z 't.
health ~nrrnrttcr sh.rn fu rrr
hPalth prngrarr tl ~nr flnuo ~ a'rnk
SPECIAL features rN 1ueic
CGuttrurrr tlrr I.t rp afi
ylnntIr ruartft orel-tIrg .uIfF1frf
and ieWis .rst f-nors li'mRu and
Lewis ser0nd enn~ VILLAINS nH
C,a.rnett artore arown trd Ia ar
rass. aiso ether ~uTirai rifrti1rR q fIn
~ ~ hc f-tIr Mother
Chiid Health enter rwarre RI
~tuf,rs ~ Tho Ann tre lea 90 Wera
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
TEACHERS TAKE TEST.
Seventeen Applicants for Rural schools
Take Exams" Today.

Seventeen young women. applicants
for certificates as elementary teachers
in the public schools of rural New
Castle county. were examined today
regarding their qualifications County
School Superintendent Wilbur II. Jump
conducted the examinations IN No. /
School
The applicants included four students
of the Women's College. Newark who
have taken the first years course. four
from the Newark High School. three
from the Wilmington High School. three
from New Castle. two from Smyrna and
one from the du Pont School.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
,dlutant Cooks Father Dead.

Aautant and Mrs. Cook. Of the Sal
1at.ar Army. were called 10 Mercer.
Pa. last night. owing to the death Of
N. cooks father William Cook who
was S. years old Services viii be con
q .ct.d al the Citadel tomorrow by Ad-
iutant and Mrs. Reed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
VIZ Lnoking Mrone WAY.

Attempting To steer - automobile ~
o.. direction while lokne IN another
a.rs, tIon. Louis j. Grossman was arr
~,td last evening by officer Eodon-
S.t a. Tenth and Orange streets
t,lassman SAID he tried to keep the
wind from blowing his hat of. He was
md Slu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
- n lhnnccr, O,cr Auto.

ncelor Charles 81. curtis. in 'ht
...l + of ChanCcry. yesterday afternoon
-. ri testimony III the cas-, Of Thomas
...,-ord against Jacob Simkln. trading
th.. Owners, auto Finance Co. Nc
cord asked that Simkin be restrained
f-,,,, ,bte5otrt. Judgment ON an auto
moblI, which the plaintiff purchased
IN an inetalment plan. Argument was
fo~r.1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
BEER PRESCRIPTIONS FIXED.
NeW commissioner sets - ttailOns as
Maximum 1t One Time.

~ Associated Press - Esvery evening
Washington. Alru 25-Nr arbitrary
.5tIit ii .7s gallons Of beer and thre1
gallon. II wiue as Jhe maximum a
physician may prescribe ut ans one
.iu.c. mas been sat IN new pTohioluon
relulauous whIch await the approval
ii David II. Blalr. tne aew commission
~ eG Internal revenue.
In making this announcement to,iay
Prohibitions Commissioner Kramer said
that whil, under Attorney General
palmer.s resent opinion. the amount u
beer or vine prescribed BY a ply siciau
over a given period could not b, limit
ID. it was believed tha, the amount Of
individual prescriptions could he limited
10 a reasonable maximum.
II would mex be rr;tcuca. he said. 70
REQUIRE a patient for whom tyvo or three
bottles Of beer lay might be pre-
sCribed. IL obtain a prescription ror each
day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Restaurant Improvement.

Announcement is made that the
building at 410 Market Street win be
remodeled shortly by the owners. the
New York Restaurant, and made to CON
form with 412. which underwent ex-
tensive alterations about two years
since II will then be used as lunch
room, with greater kitchen facilities
than exist at present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
MINE STRIKE STILL ON.
Federation of Great Britain to
Have Another Conference
With Lloyd George Monday.

~ Associated Iress 10 Every Evening
London. April 23-D.legates Of local
unions of the Miners Federation of
Great Britasu met here today bat It
was understood before the meeting that
no definite decision relative 70 the con
tr0versy with mine owners would be
reached until after leaders of the fedora
ton conferred again with Premier
Lloyd George on Monday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
ELEVEN FOR ATTSBJ RE.

rho ouota f,r Wilmington fur an
r.i.arts for The titizons Mld'alN '.',n-
vr ,-:,fsqp to open aj camp Ilatts-
uarc. Nacast Tor p'FlHJ 81 - ~ >.
Il vas announced at th, state
Afnol1 Twelfth and orange streets.
.b., tr.rrirg The quota Tor the entire
et.+e i eo. Further information max
h = ly arplylng At the Nd'"t'''
t......aIe office iu Tho stare Arm"ry
lst.fd.r1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
tgINET CRISIS THREATENS;
DIR. SIMON IMPERILLBD

ferlin April GA cabinet Crisis ap-
ptars imminent here as result of fh'
discomfort aroused By the goyernment
failure % consult tho Reichstag before
ASKING President Harding Of tho United
states 70 mediate between Germany ana
the Allies relative 10 separations.
The position ri Or. Walter Simons.
foreign minister. IS Particularly in
nnllllal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
IF>> HIRTHS ANp DEATHS.
I,.n " cddfng> show Falling on This
week.

f ..sl., r,,art II the Roard Of
t, shows rs hirths ~ marriages
s.ath- FL compared with 81
.. r.,tr,,c. ann 26 deaths for
... .,.,r,sl,,u,tr2 vcrA uf last yoar
Wl1. nio.t III th, deaths were fr,m
..ai causes thor, were three from
..u.,.
.a4,4 .t ,eptaLIeus diseases re-
a.l..is tv.Ixr Is whoopiug
e,. I'll s.arl,t fevcr and one each
k,u poN and diphthcria
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
JUVENILE ooURT .ssOIAHoN
Annual MeetlRg SATURDAY NeEt AL
Addressed hy Judge HodmAa.

Ih, tll4A. 1rsfulg 20 tlf lt
Court ~. .clAtluL ~ - rsla aGir
,.,.-1 }prl 30 ,hs Cty 0ourr
81 ..ia,1. a4ll %. ..ldrrasotl Is .l,
Cha.le- N hoffman. { the Tincnl
Juv,. .'a ogrt
Invitations 81. Ht nr1eClt ave Es.
ztven Cine. ustc, peul,Nll ala
Rove. Pic. 1Hrtl AId Heiscl ii
upper u-f, .4z. Iiaouuzs and 1,ga
InSr. r,rr he STATE Att.rr,
President e CTS ooGncl President
Lew Cou-- ~rua.rs the FUUutI
R0ard si -1, uve1le curt ADD priila
ton Association and rthrn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
PTEAD GUILTY DAY.
Fourteen Accused Persons Way SEEK
Judicial CIcmanCy.

The following persons Will h. ar
raiEnczi IN the court 70 Common Pleas
next Monday which viii b. Plead
Guilty Day William ID Boyics. charged
with receiving stolen goods. John Col
hort. larceny. Henry Ford. breaking
and entering. Antonio Garviino. prac-
ticing medicine without ! license. Ed
ward c. Hicks larceny Walter Hop
ktna. highway robbery Ernest Il.
C;randC. uttCrtuE worthless checks
I.,onard Maharty larceny Francis
short. breaking and entering Henry
croft. obtaining money by falls, pre-
tence. William Boyles. Jr,. larceny
Frank Muuson. forgery; Wilson T
Spencer. uttoriug forged instrument
Icmuel Wilson larceny.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
G. D. HOPKINS LOSES EYE.
OperatiOn Follows Injury Received in
Automobile Accident.

Seriously injured in an automobile
accident early last Monday morning
near EIkton Md. George Dare Hopkins,
a lawyer attached to the du Pont legal
staff had his left eye removed at the
Delaware Hospital Thursday as re-
suit Of the accident.
Dr. Charles +. White, specEiiist
summoned from Philadelphia, performed
the operation The conmtloh OF MF'
Hopkins this morning was reported as
good
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
@HOW THE CLUB WAS FORMED"
Bible Glass TO Give Sketch at EpwOrth
Nj. l.. Church.

A sketch entitled. How the Club Was
Formed" will be given in Epworth M
F. Church, on Monday evening next, at
s O'Clock The entertainment is given
by Or Shines Bible Glass, for the bene-
ft Of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society of that church
The same entertainment was given
in Trinity Church some time ago. and
was very successful. 1t is given this
time in Epworth so that the members
of that congregation may enjoy il. A
silver offering will be taken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
WOULD BAR ALL ALIENS.
Senator Hing. Democrat, to Present New
Immigration Measure.

IN Aasociated Press to EVERY F!vening.
Washington, April 23-The immigra-
ton restriction bill passed yesterday by
the House is to he pressed through the
Senate probably next week under plans
Of Senate leaders
Senator King, Democrat Utah, will
offer his substitute bin to exclude all
immigrants for one year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
BOTSFORD BEATEN AT TENNIS.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
RoehampJon. England, April 3 F
q Lowe Of England defeated w x.
Botsfurd. the youthful American tennis
star in the final Of the Surrey Hard
courts tennis championship match here
today The Englishman took the
match in three straight sets, 6-2. 5-3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Mr. and Mrs. Bee,on Entertained.

NJ and Mrs ". II. Beeson 1O4 West
Thirjiojh street.. who viii leave for Wild
wood. y j. Oh May !. were rendered q
farewell party last evening Games
and music were enjoyed, and Mr. and
Mrs E.s.n were given the best wishes
- th.n friends. Many gifts were pre-
seDt.4 Them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Daughter seeks News Of Father.

Information concerning Oliver Nc
Cafferty is sought by his daughter
Marie Yerkes who lives in cambridge.
Pa and who has asked the assistance
of Mayor Taylor McCaferty was liv
inc IN Wilmington at last accounts
had by the daughter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
WEDDINGS.
Mnlhar- Kaiser.

Mrs annie e. Kaiser of 100 West
Twenty fifth street. announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Ethel NJ. TO Rob
ert j. Wolhar, on April 20, 1921 Upon
their return from New York, the young
couple will reside at their home, 1921
Clayton street
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lInIon Printers 70 Confer with paws.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
washington. April 23.-Ofhcers Of the
International Typographical Union have
engagenents with Secretary Davis Of
the Department of Labor for a CON
ference next Tuesday. Information
here is that they wish TO discuss the
movement for a 44-hour week for
printers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
announcements of Prize winners.

Next Wednesday win be announced the
winners of the prizes offered for paint
ing the color page printed in the issue
NJ April 9th There is another page
in this issue. BE sure and try again
this week-Advt.