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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

E,our of the seven members of ths
rev Wilmington Board of Education
e,.ctea last saturday. Shermer IL
stradlcy. James T. Chandler. 81. Eli-
uoo-t Souacr and Dr. Victor - wash
hurn. are regarded as progressiNes
that is. in favor of reforms IN school
management The other three of ths
seven chosen. George Rommei. 1T
John Palmer and nr. Conweh Fan
ton. ~esr0. are members ~ the pres
ent ts,ard. being identified with the
controlling element IN that body. gen
orally known as the "old guard.
pf the four .'rrogrcssivss elected
t~a Ne@Srs. chandler and Souder
~ere on the ticket proposed by the
cttigens' School Committee. while the
other two. MIR, Stradlcy. who was in-
sscr~-i hy the Citizens Committee. and
~. washhurn, who entered the race
too late 60 rcceive that Endorsement
are known ca he "progressiVes Mr
straalev II a member ~ the present
hoard and u was due 10 his energetic
Efforts that a number 81 matters were
brought 90 light in connection with
school affairs that stirred the town
re A. opposed to some Of the methods
of IA. present hoard and has never
h~xtated 90 ~u 50. Dr, Washburn
~as a former member % the hoard,
and while serving IN that capacity
he showed a progressive spirit
Mr.. Stradisy ressciyed the largest
number ~ votes. o.sSS, the vote for
th. athsr stu elected bring as foi-
lows: s~oond. George Rommcl. SEES !
third nr John Palmer, Jr- s.sso !
fourth, James 7. Chandler sr- s.1sl !
esth Dr. Conwrii Ranton. S.2e1; sixth.
f.lwood Souder, s.osS; seventh, Ut.
Victor ID. Nashhurn. 1.'al \ fahie
nvtnt~d elsewhere in Every Evening
shows tho position and vote II az
10 the candidates.
Continued on page Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
SIMS WON'T SPEAK
AGAIN IN ENGLAND.
To SAIL. WEDNESDAY
Has Not Yet Received Secre-
tary Denby's Report TO Me
at Once Order.
SPEECH GARBLED, HE SAYS

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, June fa. Rear Admiral
William s. Sims. said this morning he
had not received the cable message
from Secretary of the Navy DENLY
eanceliing the remainder Of his leave
Of absence. The admiral left his hotel
early in order 70 fuinli a day Of
crowded social engagements.
He told an interviewer that he be
lieved Secretary Denby's second mes
sage had been dispatched because Of
his delayed response 10 the first cable
gram asking IL he had been correctly
quoted in his address criticizing
Americans IN sympathy with the Irish
republic. Admiral Sims insisted that
the delay was due TO transmission.
Admiral and Mrs Sims have beer
invited 10 dine this evening with
United states Ambassador and Mrs
Harvey. The Duke Of Connaught and
other notable peraonages are amone
the invited guests
The admiral has no further public
speaking engagements before his de
parture from England on Wednesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
SPEECH REPORT GAHBLED
sIMMs CABLES sRC'Y DENLY

washington, June i3.-secretary
DENLY received yesterday reply 20
his eabiegram Of "Wednesday in which
he ordered Rear Admiral William ).
Sims to report Immediately BY cable
whether be was correctly quoted in the
speech delivered in London on June
Z in which he was represented as hav-
ing made caustic comment on Sim
Fein activities.
The dispatch received from the Ad-
miral was not considered satisfactory.
II denied that his remarks had been
correctly quoted. but left the depart
naent in the dark as to JUST what he
did say in his speech.
Admiral Sims dispatch 70 Secretary
Denby read:
Statements that were attributed to
me were not correctly quoted. Con-
text misleading and garbled. Repore
OF statements IL incorrect and infer
entIaiiy wrong.
Statements actually made We're SUBJ
stantiaIly the same as repeatedly made
In. public in America and In my book
The Victory at sea- and in public
address at meeting held for increas-
ing good relations between English.
speaking people. W. :. SIMS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
GIRLS AS HOUSEWIVES.
Prizes for Efficiency Given to
Representatives of Laurel,
Dover and Middletown.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, June lS.In the efficiency
problem of the Hone Economics De-
partnent OF the State, Laurel won
drst place and Dover second for speed.
Daxer first and Middletown second for
beauty. This was according 10 the
judgment of Miss Katherine Wood.
State leader of Home Demonstration,
Miss Helen Comstock. Kent County
....{ef of Girls Clubs and Miss Kate
g. Bear, lately Of the University of
Illinois Extension force. the judges.
This problem Was the same that tbs
woman in the home meets in the
$! ring and fall, when she employs a
sewing girl u make several garments
for each of four or five children. She
wishes 10 so organize the wor. that
OF garments is made in the shortest
with her help. the maximum number
time.
one Of the girls Of each class was
chosen to act as a housewife. She
chose girls e oat, l. stitch and to
anish. She Inspected the work and
said when it wtlS TO be done over. Each
members of the class.
twice as many aa 2ents as there were
class made frolf. one ana half to
~. the garments made were sent
q t39veg. isnd oi tune were jagged
-. iced, beaats aHd organization OF
taa work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
SANS Law II VIOLATED.
Or. Hubbard Discussed Sunday Obs.r.
yati0n In Amusement PARA.

During the service at st. pauEs NJ
F. Church last night Rev. d. n. gub.
hard discussed visit b. had naas
during The day to one of me nrnuse-
ment parks. on thc visit. b. said hs
was accompanied hy his assistant.
Rev. r. ". Cooke. and tho cabinet n
the church.
He said he found ihe place not ana
dusty; largeiy a crowd of fnrrlsnrr.
with q few nice- looking. Whulasnns
folks. who 20 him looked out III place.
also various amuscmcnts, which" hs
said. were being run Illegally Ia ina
Lords Day and which were fnr fhr
most part gambling games run ln H..
fiance of the law
Tie said he is not OPPOSED ~ nso-
pie spending good sunday Qua IL
doors. bar hC IS opposed io niacrs ~
this sort and win can on the author.
ities % SEQ that the law IL absrryrd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
DEGREES CONFERRED
|. ON "a GRADUATESAT
DELAWARE TODAY
Great Throng Attended Annual
Commencement at the Uni
versity at Newark.
CROWD HEARS BISHOP COOK

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. June I3.-Fifty- young
men, comprising the largest gradual
ing class in the history Of the insti-
tuition. were graduated from Delaware
College OF the University Of Delaware
at the annual commencement exer-
cises held this morning. The exercises
were held under the old lindenS on tht.
campus in front OF Old College ana
were attended BY record crowd.
Many Of the leading citizens OF the
State We're in attendance.
Governor William D. Denney. who
was a guest. presented to II members
of the graduating class. who have
been connected with the Reserve Of
ficers' Training Corps at the college.
their commissions for appointment a..
second lieutenants. infantry branch.
Officers Reserve Corps. United States
army. The commissions were hand
ed 10 Governor Dcnney for presenta
tion by Major Lathe 2. Row. l.. s. A
who has been the commandant at the
college this year. and who has greatly
developed the +. o. T. c. unit.
The address to the graduates we (
made by DR.. William Lyon Phelps
professor Of English literature at Ya,4
University. Or PhelpS' s,biect ,sss
Culture and Happiness" A short ad-
dress was also made by Henry 3.
Thompson. president of the board OF
trustees.
President Walter Hunihen presided
Tho various prizes to students
presented 10y Dean r. Laurence Smith
The arts and science candidates ,v.,.
also presented BY Dean Smith Wbji.
Dean Charles A. McCue presented III.
agricultural candidates and Prof....
sor \ g. Smith the engineering car-
didatea The degrees were confarra3
by Dr. Hullihen
During the exercises ,o,,s,ie
u ii4sneo- ny the university orches-
IRA The invocation was BIZ the Pev
y ". Ewing Of Wilmington. a grad
aate OF the college. and the bcne-
aletion by Rev. John MacMurray Of
tfes3d oi Chf'istiana Church
Degrees for Graduates.
The advanced degree or civil En-
Continued on page y.
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GENERAL OBSERVANCE
OF FLAG DAY HERE
Patriotic Celebrations to be
Held Tomorrow by Various
Organizations.

Tomorrow will he F1ag-day i'm VIII
minEton when Old Glory is TO be flung
10 the breeze more generally, it is ex-
pccted. than ever before. Special ex-
ercises will he carried out in the public
schools and by fraternal and civic
orga nizations.
Delaware Chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution. will hold a
Flag Day celebration tomorrow at
Coochs Bridge station at i1.S0 a. IN.
Sons of Revolution Appeal TO All.
special committee has been APP
pointed by Colonel Horace Wilson,
president of the Delaware Society Of
the Sons Of the American Revolution,
comprising Richard w. Trapnell,
Thomas r. Bayard. George w Sparks.
w warren Rhodes, and Claude w.
sutton, 10 provide for a fitting OBJ
servance OF Flag Day, June IA, in Del
aware As one Of its duties. the com
mittee has prepared letter concern
ing Flag Day, copy Of which has
been mailed to tho patriotic societies
of the State. public and private schools,
the Chamber Of Commerce. the Man
ufaCturcrs Associat ton. fraternal or
ganizations. civil authorities. courts.
the Bar Association, community cen
tres. hbor organizations. manufact-
urers and store-keepers, and private
citizens.
The letter tells Of the inauguration
hy the Sons OF the American Revolu-
ton in 1894 of June IA as a day on
which to honor the flag, and suggest
that each OF the organizations to which
Il is addressed work for the general
display Of the Flag in Delaware on that
date not only from homes. but from
stores. offices and plants.
The president general of the society
has appointed a committee for the ma
tional observance OF the day. Each
member OF the society has also been
requested to exhibit the. flag from
home. office and automobile on June
Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
JOHN ENGLAND DROWNED. }.
Lost His Life While Bathing in
the Christiana River Yes
terday Afternoon.

Stepping into deep hole while
In bathing IN the Christiana river. near
the r. j. tower Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, about 2 o'clock yesterday ar
ternoon. John England, % years d
who boarded at the home Of Mrs. r.
w. Lynch. 233 North Broonne street
vas drowned. England, who was the
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy England
u Calvert. Md, was employed as head
boohkeeper By the Equitable Trust
co.
ardson Park. and who was an eye
who lives on the Millbur Roard. Rich
According to John r. I>ewis, a friend
witness 70 the drowning. England
could not swim, Both men went "a
the river about o'clock yesterday az
ternoon. according 70 Lewis Having
removed his clothing first. England
waded in and it is thought he stepped
into deep hole. Lewis tried 70 save
him, but was unable to do 20.
The parents Of the dead man were
notified and they arrived in Whining
ton last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
St PP0SED SHOPIIFTER-
Young Woman Arrested After Giving
Police a Chase.

= young woman supposed TO be /,
shoplnter was arrested at 1890 o'clocl,
this morning. after giving a police of-
hcer a chase Of several blocks. Thg
woman. who was well dressed, was
walking about downtown depart
ment store. apparently in search of
something she wished to buy. when
one ot the girl clerks saw her, as she
supposed, PICK up mans silk shirt
from counter and stuff il in her
coat.
Inc clerk gave the alarm and the
woman started TO run. officer Cough
M was standing At the police report :
ing box on the southwest corner OF
fourtn ana Market streets, ready 10
make his report, when the wona i ,,.,,
across the street. Soon several CLERKS
came pouring out Of the door cal1ino
STOP thleI The officer Immediately
stafted ~ pursuit and caught the wo-
man on Tatnall street. near Fifth
Inc shirt was found in her coat,
the police say. A the police station
she gave her name as Louise Faunt-
roy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

the appointed time by tho many friends
OF Moore's and the members OF the ball
team on which he played Young ar
rived with his parents and George
Lodge. his counsel. Judge Ball was
later called in and then Mr.. Lodge
asked for the continuance, because
they had not had time TO go into the
case sufficiently to enable them to go
on with tho hearing today.
Coroner Bullock went 10 Deering 4
Corner yesterday and took number
of photographs of the scene of the ac-
cident. He has summoned a jury and
this morning summoned a number
of witnesses and will hold the inquest
tonight.
Attorney General Townsend. when
spoken To about the case this morning.
said the case is being thoroughly In
vestigated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
WAR on SPEEDING.
Attorney -General VIM Ask Levy Court
for Investigators.

Attorney General S. d. Townsend.
Jr., announced this mor.iing that he
expects to appear before the eIvy
Court at it's meeting tomorrow and
ask that body &c appoint q number
of men 10 serve as speed law investi-
gators for his o.tlce.
They viii be stationed along the
county highways. if named, TO Sc
cure evidence of violations of the speed
laws with a view to such violators be-
ing prosecuted by the State. This. it
is understood. is the beginning of a
vigorous campaign to be waged by the
State authorities TO put an end to the
excessive speeding of automobiles over
the rural roads.
He said today he has but one man to
attend to all the investigation work
that comes into his office and he must
have some help if violators OF the law
are to be brought to justice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
RAY PLEADS GUILTY.
Fined in City Court on One
Charge; Sentence Sus-
pended in Another.

Halleck s. Ftay. former state pro-
hation officer In Municipal Court To-
daN. pleaded guilty 20 charges of dis
n.aerlv conduct and discharging fire.
n,-,,s within the city limits. lie was
eae-a s10 and costs on the former
eharr, In the latter case sentence
vas suspend~sd
p.y vas arrested after the police
made An investigation II a Sild ride
through the city with man later
0nr-d for operating an automobile
while trtoxicaeed. lie IL alleged q
have Jumped from the automobile al
Isront and shipiey streets and dis
charged 3 revolver ln the air
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
HOUSE TALKING ON PEACE.
Porter Resolution to be Voted
on at a p m and is Ex-
pected to Have a Majority.
81 Assoclated Press ID Eyrry r.vening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
washington. June l3.-Debate on
the Porter peace resolution ending the
state Of war with Germany and Aus
tria. was resumed in the House today
under a rule calling for a final vote
at 4:30 O'Clock More tina nifty men,
bers had been assigned speaking time.
Adoption of the measure as a sub
stitute for the Knox senate resolution
repeating the declaration Of war was
generally expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
KABER MURDERERS
WANTED $4,000 TO
SLAY CLEVELAMOER
Man Testifies Wife Offered Ffir,
Big Auto II He Would Run
Down Her Husband.
WANTED ACCIDENT MONEY
Dy Associated Press - Eosry Evsnias

by Associated Press ~ Every EVnrinr
Cleveland. june i3.--F0ur women
nov arc formally charrrd with fhs
murder ~ Daniel b. Kafor. Uh0 Tas
stabbed - times by hired assasair~
IN his home in Lakewood two yaar-
ago
Mrs Erminla Concno. aa uas
booked On a charge ~ murder early
today after she had made Startling
revelations % the police Ofhor~
charged with tho crime and rho ~.
under first degree murder indicfurrt-
are Nrs Eva Catherine Kaber. wiaov
o. the slain man Mies Marian NO
Ardie her daughter. and Mrs Mary
Brickei. 90 years oif. mother ~ Hrs
Kaber.
Twelve Persons Implicated.
Indications were mar further ir-
dictmeDts would BE- returned hr 10
grand jury today Twelve pcrror.
have been named in connection sits
the murder.
Mrs. colavito who was known -
midwife. was arrested in aanai~tv
several days ago she b said ~ saus
/ left Cleveland the day Mrs Kanar
was indicted
/ Mrs. Coiavito Described in = siFner
statement authorities cay. aou. fwe
I days before the murder Eahers na-
sassins had tipt0ed through hla harne
% get the 'iay - the land" while Mis-
I McArdle played = piano - drnVr th-
roise - their footsfeps
/ Assasslns Demanded ss.vo.
She aIsr ~ alleged ~ have eafd fhss
.he assassins demanded ST. 1no far
7 committing the crime but thaf Mra
I Kaber declared she would nnf nnv II
unless her husband was KILLED vim
I Some weapon - that she could collect
I an accident Insurance nonrv This
! Fgas denied ~ Mrs kaber
IN Mrs. Colavito related fhr oairers
say. how arrangements were made fnr
Z committing the murder how fhs ninns
2 n1iscarried and were rsarrannad.
Z The alleged confession wna unar-
I Dected and came after several haura
Y questioning yesterday but was roe
made public until this mnrulue. Mrs.
I Colavito had been questioned several
Z times but the authorities could obtain
lew satisfactory answers
Early yesterday she sent for chief
OF Poii~e Frnnk w. smith, saving Il
Y am going ~ tell the vnole STORY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Albert Wilson Hurt BY Auto.

Albert Wilson, u year old u 6l4
Concord avenue. one 81 Every Even.
lnR's carriers, Was struck by the au.
tonaobils of Harold Morris al Fifth anc
Market streets Friday afternoon
He was bruised about the legs. Il,
was taken o. the T.. and s Hospital
where the injury was treated Al
Neray examination will be made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
PUEBLO REaEws AID CALI.
Needs Bey and Resources al the Com.
munitg, National Board u Trade
II lufDrmp,I

By Associated Ir sss to Ever f.yenine
Pueblo Colo. June IA. Afpeai to
the United States Chan4i.lN of Com
inerce for relief sahserihtions FOR Pa-
eiio was made today Is Governor
shnlsis; James 1. LoFern tys sident of
the city Council ef Pnehso; G.. L. l..
e;anu. president 81 the Pueblo COM
aiercial Club and ] 4, koating, chair
man Of the Pueblo cllanter Of tho
t,uariean Tied Cross
The appeal states that puehla's need
is beyond the resources af the CONF
munity, that subscriptions have been
light and that haste is imperative.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
G. B. MOORE KILLED,
SIX OTHERS INJURED
IN AUTO COLLISION
Alfred A. Young Held in SIS, 900
Bail on Charge of Man.
slaughter.
SOME GOING TO BALL GAME

one man dead and six others SER
iously injured is the result of a crash
between an automobile owned and
driven by George A. Brodley. 420 Grant
avenue. at behring's Corner on the
Boxwaad and Hockessin roads. last
Saturday afternoon about $50 O'Clock.
George b. Moore, aged % years, OF
1905 Lancaster avenue, was crushed
under Brodleys car and died early
Saturday eveing at the Homeopathic
been pierced by n steel rod on the
automobile running board.
Young. the driver OF the other ma
chine, was arraigned before Magistrate
l.. j. Broman thi smorning on charge
ot manslaughtcr i'm connection with
the case. A continuance was granted
until Thursday morning, at the request
Of his counsel. lie was held in S., ,0e0
bail for his appearance at that time.
His mother went on his bond. The
inquest in the case will be held this
evening by Coroner Bullock.
The injured in Saturdays accident
are: George A. Brodley, 402 Grant
avenue, driver Of one OF the cars in
volved in the accident, suffering from
a partly paraiyZed left arm, a sprained
right arm, left leg bruiscsl and chest
injured.
Aiya Baynard, Laurel street, injured
about the hands and arms
Harry Maxwell. Richardson Park.
scratches and bruises on the face.
arms and body.
George Primrose and his brother.
JaJmes Primrose, OF Richardson Park,
decorations Of face, hands, back and
legs.
Harvey Jordan OF Richardson Park,
bruises on the head
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
PoTARIANs IN SESSION.
500 Of 900 Delegates in Attend
ance at Convention in Scot
land Represent U. S. Clubs.

Edinburgh, Scotland. June Ia
The international Association Of
Rotary Clubs began its twelfth annual
convention here today and viii re-
main In session patii Friday. Up
wards of 500 delegates from sotary
Clubs IN the United states were pres
ent.
The principal meetings are being
held IN Usher Hall. but two adjoining
halls have been engaged for section
al meetings There ~ere more than
900 affiliated Rotary Clubs. having an
estimated membership u about 5000.
represented at today's session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
WAVE OF LIQUIDATION
SWEEPS WALL STREET
Most Of Large Liouidaring Or
ders We're Sent From In
terror Cities.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New fork. June ig-Anothrr wave
q liquidation and short sellinE Hpsept
over the stock markef todav. a.tah-
fishing numerous new l0~ regor,ls fnr
one % two years.
Onerings were less extensive htan
on some recent occasions bat ths rail-
ing was more diversified and iuciuacd
railroad and Industrial shares M fhs
highest grades
AI"nets aAu cutniiiisissln HOUSES res
l'orted an accumulation of sollins orr
ders over the week-ond. rh.s. rs
large part originated a. intcrior
points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Mlss sterling Wins Medal Play

BY Associated Press to Esrefs E1enins
Fontainhleau, France. June I3
Miss Alexa Stirling, Of Atlanta, Nnn
the medal play competition here To-
day where the women's international
golf championship tournament viii be-
gin tournament. Miss Strings score
TOR the IS holes was ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Cunningham Cuts Foot.

f,uuuing across a vacant lot IL the
southwestern section ~ the city
Saturday. Jamss Cunningham. aged
io years. stepped ON broken bottl,
and had his foot badly laccrated The
puliCc ambulance took him 10 the
Delaware Hospital FOR treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Elected S. II. StradIey. James
r. Chandler. Ellwood Sou
der and Or. Washburn.
THREE MEMBERS OF THE
"OlD GUARD" ARE BACK
They Are President George
Rommel. Or. John Palmer
and Or. Conwell Banton.
>fw SCHOOL BOARD

Shcrmcr a. Stradley
George EOmmcl,
pr, John Palmer, Jrs
James r chandler. Sr.
Dr Conwcll Ranton, Negro.
Fllwood s;oudcr,
Tr Victor ID. Washhurn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
striking Printers Yield.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
jamestown, n. ", June I3--The
strike Of union job printers, which
began May / 10 enforce a demand for
a 4f-hour week. ended today when
they returned TO work with a 4s-hOuf
week and the old rate Of wages.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Want Fisheries Caxe Reopened.

Argument on motion to reopen the
Lewes fisheries case SO that additioeal
testimony may be taken. was begun
before Chancellor Curtis in the Court
OF chancery today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
ScLANB NEtTg.sI ~
tSREhk.Tt Rk C0NFLICg
Assot at.4t ross

- ltsspt 11ttf'tt tesf
London, Jurg lathe atti-
t4de OF Great RiItain with re-
gard 10 The e0nact between the
Greeiss ana the Turkish Natian-
alists will be one OF strict neu
trality, Austen Chamberlain,
government leader in the House
OF Commons announced today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
Amusements Tonight

PLAY hollis raiNagC
queen @Niothcr O Nlno
Maiesi ic Rrrw stcr s MuuOns
Arcadia buried Treasure
Strand -. kuEucs and kom1nca.
savoy THE BUTTERFLY Girl
Rialfo- hc Restless Sex
Auditorium Dancing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

Elberon, Atlantic Citys best mod
crate priced hotel. Central. Fine
table. Running water in rooms. DR..
Ludy.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

f'laaterinE, an kinds. attended to
promptly Lowe Bros. 1902 Shallcross
Ave. 5s09 M--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
weather Forcasl

BY Associated Press o. HNor1 ENeuinc
wa hiug ton. June l3. weather foro-
ca.t FOR g aNa
taenerallg tair tunaht and rIoaday
uaf much change ln truFcrafurF mois
e q 20 fre outhArs', .hfiu 90 mnrfhs
,st Ainds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

Have Soa tf.ea CIoyer Dairy. But
es Telephones 154o-l54l ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13

ne advanced degree Of Ciyi En-.
Continued on page II.