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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
COOkMAN STARTS TONIGHT.

The Goodman basketball team will
open the eason tonight in the Friends
School gym. when they lineup against
McCabe NJ. +. This is the first year
the Goodman boys have been repre-
sented in the indoor sport and the out
come of tonight's game will be awaited
with interest by local teams in the
Church League. The Goodman lineup
contains some of the best players in
local ranks and should finish the sea-
son among the leaders. shorty Firth
the old West End, star; Myers, of the
same team; Ritter, of last years Old
Swede's team; the two Zieglers, Peters.
Wright, Warren and Staats being
among the players who have report d
for practice. Several other fast men
will also be on hand. Harry S. Lynch,
Clyde Carver and Horace Ritter COM
prise the booster committee of the
team. and a successful season is as
sured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
New York Tribune.

New York Tribune:
The response to Mr.. Hughes return
"a open diplomacy in his naval arma-
ment reduction proposals shows how
overdone the skepticism of the cynical
was. What failed at Paris was not
open diplomacy, but was,ras Mr.. Lam
sing has shown in The Peace Nego-
tiations." open diplomacy without a
clo@a-cut, concrete program. Mr..
Hughes is not seeking a limitation of
armament, through trades and dickers
behind closed doors. He has proclaim
ed from the housetops what the United
States is ready to do. He has gone
into the minute details. We are pre-
pared to stop building for ten years
and to make huge cuts in our present
naval establishment. completed or
still on the way TO completion. This
propos.l is put forward without reser .
Nathons or proviso. Its scope has as
tonishcd the world. Ii came with
dramatic effectiveness out of a clear
sky. The other two powers concern
cd-Great Britain and Japan--are in
Nited 20 accept it-or, if they wish, to
improve upon il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
PRESS COMMENT
ON CONFERENCE
Editorial Expression on the Suc-
cess Indicated by the Open
ing Developments.

Providence Journal: The Secretary
OF states figures have been compiled
with evident care and thoroughncss.
They represent the best technical in
formation available To the Washington
government. They are based on the
Idea that every nation subscribing to
the agreement which IL IL hoped will
follow this conference must make
substantial sacrifice. The. sacrifice
however will be more apparent than
real The relative naval strength OF
the powers is TO remain practically as
n is. No country will be more ex-
posed Go invasion or conquest or more
efficient In offcnse. by reason of the
plan which Mr.. Hughes has proposed.
IL Il should be found that In certain
details this plan hampers its intended
ohicct. namely, the maintenance OF
IN, present International balance.
changes are OF course to be desired and
the Secretary himself would be among
the FIRST To admit Il. His scheme is
plainly of n tcvtative character.
It's merit consists largely in the fact
that it offers a national starting point
Cor discussion. IL is definite. IL is
founded on justice to every interest
involved, and Il cmhodies 20 an extra
ordinary degree the peaceful aspira-
tions of the race. The United States
DOES not ask from any other nation
what.i u does not contemplate for itself.
l. proposes 60 make a very material
eat In It, naval program. and the pc
cullar strength of It's position lies in it's
ability 90 go on for an indefinite
.ieriod and outhuild every other nation
a u sn desires.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
Thoughts of a 1920 Coupe---

The worst part about these separation proceedings
when your is trying to sell you-is that il al
ways looks though it the cars fault. But my
owner can't say I've given him any trouble in the
year we've been together. I've done my tand now
he's tired of me.
That's the way with these changeabe men, They
get crazy about and buy it--and then they see
another one they like away they 60 ! heard at
the time my owner bought me, he'd had three in
the last three years might have known this would
happen
'1his can't be n man to buy me--so soon Why
heard my owner gay he'd just put ad about me
in todays Every Evening They're talking terms
though-the man says; "All right'-Im soldl
This is moving too fast for mel
"Wel, I'm satisfied like this man first rate He
saws he took fancy to me he read the ad
I've taken fancy TO him, too. He doesn't look change
abe-I bet well stick together for years"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

OF THINGS ARE OF
FERED FOR SALE IN THE CLAs.
sITIED AID SECTION TODAY. THE
FIRST WORD OF EACH ADSTELLs
WHAT is OFFERED.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate

Real Estate
Properties For Sale and For Rent
For Reason Of Former Occu-
pants being Located Elsewhere
Houses for sale. Best of,ces. houses and
apartments in the city for rent. storage
space and factory FOR sale or for rens,
Apply IN person or ngislns. loes2 ag peas
Building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
New York World:

New lofk w ora.
In one crowded hour of tense
thought and forceful speech the Presi-
dents Conference on the Limitation
of Armament passed from the phase
of hopeful experiment to the assured
position of a triumph justly won. {.
For that matter, what possible OBJ
lection can either power raise, at least
i'm the limelight of open diplomacy,
against a perfect agreement some-
what upon the lines proposed? 1t ends
once for all the old two-power stan
dard of the British Blue Water
Schoor'-but that standard is already
part of the scrap-heap of the war. 1t
assigns 10 Japan navy proportionate
TO her activities in one ocean, where
we have watch and ward to keep in
two--but Japan is as near bankruptcy
and popular revolt as any nation of
unsettled Europe if she insists upon
carrying out a grandoise and futile
policy of naval expansion. Let public
opinion be heard in Britain and Japan,
and even old-school diplomats may see
virtue in n plan that propose for the
present a sharp limitation Of arna-
meft and expenditure and that in
future may lead us further yet toward
the sea police force of the Parliament
of the world
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
Classified Ads All Aggressive Statesmen

able Davies, Is to be suddenly reversed
b. the three chief Powers of the sea-
building IL TO cease and splendid war
ships are to be destroyed. A ten-year
breathing spell for Vulcan will leave
him little disposed to resume the beat
ing out of armor-plates. If the con-
ference accepts this plan, IL the ma
tions agree upon it. even with modifi-
cations, a great stride will nave been
taken toward assured peace.
II is of good augury that the con-
ference welcomed Mr.. Hughess naval
holiday program, that Government
chiefs and leaders of opinion the world
over receive it with favor. 1t should
have universal support and advocacy.
Friends of the League of Nations can
not fail to applaud and help on this
happy continuation of the work nobly
begun in the Covenant. What boots 1t
who speeds op with the torch when
once it is lighted? Men pass, means
serve and are discarded; it is the end,
the achievement, that endures.
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Baltimore Sun:-There will be, we
may be sure. loud opposition expressed
90 the proposed scrapping of vessels
already built and In course of con-
slrnction. What waste all this mon-
,yT" We can hear some Individual who
brides himself on his hardheadednes
snylnE.
This may be the average mans first
reaction To the suggestion. But only q
moments thought is necessary to
realize that u is unwarranted.,-yyhy
were these war vessels built2 Why
were these huge sums expended upon
thomY There is only one legitimate
reason for these expenditures-to
provide security for the nations in
NolNcd, 10 protect them against pos
sihle offer live action by other nations
II that security can be provided by
the scrapping Of the vessels. the same
motives that led the nations TO build
their dreadnoughts will lead them to
Junk them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

New York Times: "The way to re-
sumc il 10 resume'-that was The
sound money war cry in 1878 when
the resumption Of specie payments
was the oN,rshadOwlng topic of the
day. The way 10 disarm is 10 disarm,
said Mr.. Hughes TO the astonished
conference. and the whole world re-
Jo.ccs AID applauds.
This Is elimination of plans OF
peace long urged and cherished. 1t is
of intense interest. rnomentous. The
hitherto unchanging policy OF always
bigger ships and heavier guns. OF un-
counted millions 10 provide unumatch-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICES

BATTERIES RECHARGED. 50c--Ford
generators repaired while you wait.
HARTFORD BATTERY, Sales and Ser
vice. 2il French street Phone s2os'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
Auction Sales
Legal Notices


ESTATE OF WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
DECEASED-Notice is hereby given
that Letters of Administration upon the
estate OF William Armstrong. late Of
New Castle hundred, deceased, were
duly granted unto William Casey, on
the twenty -nfch day Of October, A. D.
1921, and all persons indebted TO said
deceased are requested to make pay
ments to the administrator without de-
lay and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required TO eG-
hibit and present the same duly pro-
bated TO the said administrator on or
before the twenty-nfth day OF October,
A ID. 1922, or abide by the law ia this
behalf. William Casey, administrator
Address 1901 West sixteenth street, VIII
mington. Delaware.
ESTATE OF PATRICK }. MULHERN.
DECEASED-Notice is hereby given
that letters teStamentary upon the es-
tate of Patric< }. Alulhern. late Of VIII
mingtOn hundred, deceased, were duly
granted unto Mary Alulhern on thu
twenty ninth day of October, A. ID. 1921,
and an persons indebted 20 the said de-
ceased are requested to make payment
to the executriX without delay and AL
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required TO exhibit and present
the same duly prooated 70 the said
executrix on or before the TWEEN ~ ninth
day OF October. a. ID. 1922 or abide by
the law IN this behalf Mary Mulhern.
executriN Address Charles F. Curley
attorney-at-law. Ford Building, VIII
miagton Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

~ Louis Globe Democrat: We think
u safe to say that the American gov
.rnmvnt has astonished the world. We
are quite sure that u has astonished
the United states. and II we. who tx
pcvtod much. are greatly surprised by
the character and extent of the Ameri-
can proposition for limitation of
armament other countries that doubt
less have expected less must be
amazed. for 70 must now be plainly evi-
dent to all that the United States is
acting with frank determination in
this matter.
u II fair proposal. all around.
Aud u L. intelligent and practicable.
The others may find objections 10 some
ui It's features. hut Il will be difficult
fur them 10 raise objection. even Il
thVy are SO disposed. that can over
come the tremendous initiative given
90 the purposes of the conference by
the drastic cuts and the self-control
which We propose as our own share in
the program. Obviously. however. the
application of this program ~ depend
.nt upon the settlement of Far East
crn problems but IL offers a very
slrnng inducemcnt TO the people of
Great Britain and OF Japan 10 en-
COURAGE the most earnest effort on the
part of their representative. To reach
an understanding OF the matters of
Asiatic- Pacific policy that will per-
NIT such a tremendous stride toward
fho establishment OF enduring peace as
thcso proposals would achieve If ac-
cvpied and applied. No one. even the
rreniesl optimist. has dreamed of such
an auspiclous beginning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

APAKTMENT-- rooms and hath,
electric light. gas. hot water heat. ideal
vice. Apply southwest corner Ninth and
Union streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

address below may be
an od story To you. We are still need
ing men because some have dropped out.
could not make good, some have been pro-
noted. It's a real MANS OKGANIIA-
TION. III you think you can make good
apply 501 Industrial Trust Bldg. Tenth
and shipley streets, $50 a. ". to $50
y. m; 7.l5 y. m to $50 y. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

barber trade; mako
more money: work less. steady demand: !:
big feld. Write Trl-City Barber school,
22s North Ninth street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods

CREAM COLOR D-Three-duarters.
also, mattress and springs. Reasonable
price II sold Immediately. Kcpauno
Apartments. No /, Twenty-ninth and
Market streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
and FLATS

APART TMENT~4Three rooms. bath. Al
modern improvements. Good location.
Call 257G W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE
Complete with swinging wringer, only
s57 80; eight-shcet capacity. Electric
Company OF Delaware. 102 West 5sy
enth stree.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

The New York Herald: Mr.. Hughes
rrolsan, for the limitation of naval
armament leaves nothing 10 be desired
tn the way ~ liberal accommodation
and drastic defniieness. IL Is uncon-
anional and far-reaching. IL will lift
the burdens OF competition in over
costly naval construction in way
that will make every british, japanese
aud American taxpayer realize that
IA ha. been lifted.
Mr.. Hughes has boldly taken the
hull hy the horns. lie pledges the
United States TO a larger reduction in
rhins and tonnage than he asks Of
either oreat Britain or Japan. This is
Americas signal contribution TO the
succcss of the conference. Are Great
nrl,ain and Japan inclined TO make a
mmiar contribution? VIII they even
be- moved 20 offer more?
Tho New York Herald: Our Govern
mcnt has said. Here is what we will
Do. What will you dog" Either the
other powers. bending under their war
lmrdcne. must also put all their cards
on the table. say what they will do and
then do q. cor the clamor OF nations
and races Tor disarmament and other
ways and means To make war impos-
rihle can come TO nothing. " the dele
gates can refuse 10 join in such a pro-
gram and can go home TO face their
peoples whose hearts must be thrilling
today with the message from the
United States. what hope is there that
thc pnwers of the old world ever viii
rot their faces away from militarisn
fOr good and all?
This great. this splendid t..is worll
Impressive proposal Of the United
States, IN short, is not visionary and
fooilcss evangelism; il is practical
business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

YOUNG MAN--For store In mill sIippIy
house; state age, experience and wages
expected. Address g 23, Every Evening
Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats "A
APARTMENT-Two or three rooms.
furnished. first apartment second floor
Walter Il. Powell, S39 Market street.
APARTMENT Lady win share furnished
apartment With nurse N business Woman.
Address 9 l9. Every Evening Office.
APARTMENT Furnished Including
sleeping porch, Divate hath: also single
room with batf 90o Jefferson street
APARTMENTS large rooms. tiled
bath, laundry. garage. one block west of
sixth street trolley sos. Phone 1858 ].
APARTAIENT-Four rooms and bath
gas and electric. hot Wa ter heat. two
porches: private family. Call after 9
p. M. 6349 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

GAS CUhNDFLIER--Fi btfrnsrs brass
for iivingroom; good condition. price
reasonable, also diningroom gas dome.
Phone 1910.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

FORD ADSTER-Summer and win
ter tops; Al condition. Apply "a West
Thirtieth street.
NEW SPECIAL SIX STUDEBAKER-
Run 4 $500 miles. A bargain for quick
sale Phone 1866.
USED CARS-At a bargain at Snyders
Garage. Second and Jefferson streets
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100000
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With executive ability, one who Is honest.
energetic and not afraid of work; man
who is respected In his community: 20
act as manager for a local branch OF a
chain store corporation; drawing account
against large percentage of profits; can
by own energy earn from 81 500 TO SIS 900
yearly business that any man would be
proud TO be connected with, newest chain
store idea that will surpass them all For
further particulars and information by
letter only, Charles L. jam, 206 Broad
way. New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
EMPLOYMENT
IeIp Wanted-MaIe

MEN N-Of neat appearance. for permanent
outside positions selling Walkers House
hold products direct to the consumer
references required. Also have good
positions for men owning light automo-
biles, earnings $50 per week and up.
Spply between 9 and 1890 q. IN. and 4
and y. m. w. Il H. Nalker. Inc.
West seventh street Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
grocery and general store in n growing
section on Philadelphia pike near Wiz
mington good reasons for selling Ad-
dress B 4 Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14
Money TO Loan

MONEY TO LOAN-On mortgages. in
sums to suit. VIII not keep you walt
ing If you have good security. Apply
Walter Il. Powell. s39 Market.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-14

READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLES
--schebler service station: also Good
year tires. " ilminkto ton Cycle Co.. 1904
Market street.
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Wanted-Real Estate
AUCTlONS-lEGAlS

WANTED TO BUY-Low-priced houses
Cau S4IG
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DIR. WILLIAM O. sEAToN--Formerlyo
Seaton 4 Moore. dentists has moved to
his new Offices, at so Washington street
Phone 1923
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AUTOMOBILES
Motorcycles and Bicycles

Vso'Ss Sies c"~ DIV S'oe - -
CYCLE ca. Large stock
of new and rebuilt Harley-Davidson
motorcycles and sidecars. Ninth and
French streets.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-09
elevation OF TAFT
TO SUPREME Bench
PLEASES The SOUTH

fBy The Associated Negro Press)
Washington. July 7.-William How
ard Taft, former president of the
United States, will succeed the late
Chief Justice White as head of the
United States Supreme Court when
that tribunal convenes in October
Nominated by President Harding late
last Friday. Mr.. Tafts confirmation
was voted by the senate in executive
session little more than an hour af-
terward
Confirmation Of the appointment
was not without opposition Senators
Borah, Johnson and LaFollette and
Watson of Georgia voted against the
nomination, and according to reports,
Senator Borah and johnson express
ed criticism of Mr. Tafts capacity for
the position and that many of his ut
terances have disclosed lack of judic-
ial temperament The roll call was 60
to for confirmation.
Several southern senators, includ-
ing Underwood of Alabama, the min
ority leader. were active in support
ing the nomination Mr.. Underwood
was said to have declared the nomi-
nee was beloved by the south" Be
cause the supreme court will probab-
ly pass upon many cases soon affect
ing the welfare of the race, thought
full colored people fear the pronunced
pro-southern views of Mr. Taft are of
disadvantage.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-09
EASTERN MANUFACTURERS
REPORT SMALL DEMAND
FOR COTTON PRODUCTS

(By the Associated Negro Press)
Fall River, Mass, July THE trad
ing in the cotton goods market here
has continued very small in volume
this week, with light demand and
prices generally sagging. The fall in
cotton prices has helped to bring
goods prices down. Manufacturers
have had to accept prices that meant
distinct losses or accumulate goods
with the possibility of selling them
at lower prices than those now ruling.
In the print cloth division the light
inquiry has included both wire and
narrow goods in standard styles.
Buyers have usually wanted spots on
June deliveries. Manufacturers would
usually not consider orders that could
not be filled from stocks on hand
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-09
MODERN Hotel TO Be
BUILT BY BLACKS in
GALVESTON TEXAS

(By the Associated Negro Press
Fort Worth, Texas, July - The
formation of a real estate corporation
to provide a hotel and bathing facili-
ties at Galveston was launched by
colored people from many parts of
Texas assembled in conference held
at the Masonic Temple last Wednes-
day afternoon, according to the state
ment of A. G. Perkins local colored
lawyer. who. after attending the CON
ferences, returned to Galveston Fri
day afternoon.
"The general interest of Galveston
to all the people of Texas because of
its Importance as port: its estab-
lished reputation as a health resort
and as a pleasure resort or the COM
mon playground of Texas, were stress
ed" Perkins stated.
The plan is to raise $4,000 for the
improvements, which will and must
be first-class- and on a suitable loca-
ton north Of the seawall boulevard.
Minimum subscriptions of 500 are to
be received by and kept on deposit
with either Ed Mccarthy & Company,
bankers Galveston, and the Fratern-
al Bank and Trust Company of Fort
Worth. Receipts will be issued by
these banks to each subscriber, and
if for any reason the corporation
planned is abandoned each bank will
return to each subscriber without
any discount whatsoever, all the mon
ey which may have been subscribed.
On the formation and incorporation
of the proposed corporation certifi-
Gates of stock based upon shares of
the par value of $4,000 each will be
issued to each subscriber A three
day session of the thirty-fifth grand
conyocation OF the grand chapter were
held here last week in the Masonic
Temple, built by the Negro Masons
of Texas at a cost of approximately
$4,000. A. W. Edwards of Cleburne,
grand high priest, presided