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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
LOCAL AMUSEMENTS.
THE STAGE.
Al Jolsou at The Playhouse.

NJ SM1O0 II Inc TtAyUUubc.
Tonight Al Jolson will say good
bys TO Wilmington audiences an
only Jolson cnn bid farewell I'm his
cheerful. happy -go-lucky. perfectly
frank mnnner. His presence In Sin
bud" accounts for much pieanurabIs en-
toyment which has fallen TO the lot Of
the Playhouse patrons this week. Per
formnnco tonight commences at $40
apple blossoms With J. &. Thomas.
Fritz Krcisler's fret operetta. Apple
Blossoms" will be Mt the Playhouse tho
first three days Of next week. Assist
ing Mr. KrsisIer I'm the musical score
and worthiy entitled to half the credit
Ia Victor jacob, whose music is well
represented by his work I'm "Sybii' and
The Half Moon" company that will
make the most Of the real music Of the
score Ii headed by John Charles Thorn
as the famous American baritone. we'll
remembered for his work I'm "Maytime.
Vida Bennett is a charming leading
lady who will appear with Mr.. Thomas.
The matinee will be given Tuesday.
aThe Ed Wynn Carnival
The ED Wynn Carnival" described
as n frisky. jaxzy and Joyous musical
delight. will have it's first Wilmington
presentation at The Playhouse the three
nights and Saturday matinee cOmrnenc-
ing Thursday. February "a. Ed Wynn.
the perfect fool" In responsible for the
book, lyrics and music. while Ned Way.
burn the Of the Ziegfeld "follies" farne)
staged it, according 10 Eds ideas, In
addition TO having been 81 bright lurnin-
ary with some ~ the big attractions.
namely The Ziesfeid Follies" and Win
ter Garden Show. Wynn frequently
contributed 20 the book. music and Tyr
les of the several entertainments in
which he has appeared. His own
Carnival has been the FIRST 70 star
him on Monday the seats go on sale.
fYettc at the Garrick.
Fascinating YVette is booked for the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
EDEN LODGE ACTIVITIES.

Tho Womens Auxiliary Of Eden Lodge,
/. o. 0. f., will hold Joint moeting this
evening, when plans will be made for the
Eden-zaar, which will be hold April
1928. Eden Lodge will initiate large
number of candidates next Thursday.
Rehearaals Of the work of comforting the
first, second and third degrees, on a class
OF 1000 in Camden, n. j., will be held
soon. This work will be done In Cam
den on April 30, at which time tho Grand
Lodge of New Jersey win hold its rally.
and has naked the local lodge TO confer the
degrees
Noah's Ark, No. /, will entertain
about 300members Of Ark No. 2of Chester
In Pythian Castle soon
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To Preserve Historic Records.

Adjutant General J. Austin Ellison
has applied 70 the Public Building Com
mission for room IN the building for the
more secure keeping Of the valuable
Spanish American and World Wars rec
ord, until the Armory. Twelfth and
Orange streets, where they s<e now kent.
is replaced. This arrangement cannot be
nado at present Il is feared IS the oorn-
mission has no available room
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which win be reserved fer hree-d.y
engagement
Hobart BDsvorth ~ The Majestic.
Today Mar LinSer 10 concluding hir
three day appearance a. ths xsissflf
Theatre In his return yehicls. "EevsH
Years ftad Luck Beginning Nonfa
Hobart Bosy0rth viii b. seen 81 IIln
Own Law Bosvorth who is nofsd
for HIS presentations % strong. viri.s
men, will have IN this sipry. ~ Fran
Brownlse the strongest ne moni hnf
orablo and tho brav.at chargcfer hs hss
ever offered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
HOME Run BAKER
MAY PLAY WITH YANKEEs

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Baltimore, Feb. 19.-It is likely that
Home Run Baker will be batting third
for the New York Yankees with the
mighty Ruth following when the umpire
rails the first play ball Of the 1921
season.
Joe Kelley. Yankee scout and Baker
yesterday thrashed over the entire mat
ter and Baker SAID ne would give his
decision in ten days
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BOYS ARRESTED FOR THEFT.

Delmar, Feb. le--Cieorge Lowe and
Roland Cline, two youths of this town
were arrested in pool room in Salisbury
yesterday, charged with ai@trscting money
from the safe in the store Of George w.
Hudson Of this town, the safe having been
left unlocked by clerk Part Of the money
was recovered
The boys were lodged in the county
Jail Pending bail in the SUM Of 5000
Lowe left home several months ago
and enlisted in the navy and has been out
but short time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Garrick Theatre next week. She will
appear with Eddie Cooke and Kino
Clark in q smart production. Bryan
Leo and Mary Cfanston win be seen In
"Be,ty's Tea shop," a clever Offering.
Then there is Paul NevinB and Billy
Mnnu, minstrel men, George watts and
Beiie Haw1ey. In comedy and music
Marie sfoddard. in "Kiddina the Act
Org: VIII and Marion Moore. pleas
ing duo Of entertainers; Wilbur and
Mack, In comedy; George Akron. come
dian, and others.
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ExpensIye Pigeon Pie

Stanley Rembecki, Peter Dud,inski
Wladyslaw Mofsiki ard Tony Owaski
pleaded guilty in Municipal Court today
70 charge of trespassing and wero fired
$40 each The rner are alleged to
have taken some pigeons from coup
and were enjoying n pigeon potpie at
0waskl's home when arrested by Officer
Leonard skepski
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Hanover Rraesveus

Hanover Christian Endssvor soeisf
last night, diacIssed planr ipr pvlnE
several 0ne-act comedies. probably o.
March ~ A social ioT uneniters ~ -
church house win ~ held on March a.
The new rity charter hll vas reai o.
indorAnd
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Trapshooters Meet.

The Wilmington Trapshooting As
sociatlon will hold its regular Satur-
day afternoon shoot at Bellevue today
snd the program will consist Of 25 birds
xhot IN two events Of 10 and 10 targets
The usual taze-home trophies viii be
given 70 high men in each class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Penn-DeI vs.. Cam els.

Penn-Del will oppose the West
side Camels tonight al the Peoples
settlement floor at s. This viii he the
second game Of the season between
taeso TWO teams, they having met fla
practice game earlier IL the season.
which ended in a victory for Penu-Del
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THE SCREEN.
Iouisr GIaum at The Queen.

Louise Glanm AT Ihe queen.
Today Miss Fonsia Wilson IN making
her last personal Appearances ns The
aoioist on the Queen Theatres ami
week program. She viii sing a.
Z 30. 730 and $50 Tho feature picture
is Behold Ny Wife" Mack Sennett
contributes Don't Weaken" The first
feature booked for next weeks program
is Love" Louise Glaum's new picture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
knights Of Columbus.

Santa Maria Council, X Of G held IT,
regula- meeting last night whe,. report
was made OF the proceeds of the recent
charity ball gwen IN the Hotel du Pont
II wae decided that Rev William Temple
be asked to address the club or the Smith
Tovner bill, now before Congress. in the
near future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Junior Rifle Shoot,

afternoon on the range Of the senior
club neer ShellpOt The matches will be
under the supervision of the members Of
the older club and everything will be nun
off IN real match 81 vie
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DR.. HuIlihen Talks on Drama.

The Association OF College Women was
addressed last evening in Trinity P +
Church parish house by DR. Walter
Hullihen, president. Of Delaware College
who dwelt on the subject Of the drama
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Freshmen Trim Opponents.

The Freshmen team was forced 10 ex-
tend Itself to gain the verdict over
Grace Reserves Of Wilmington. by an
1S 10 10 count. The play was fast and
1urious throughout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Eden Lodge Auxiliary Plans Bazaar.

The Joint meeting Of the Women's
Auxiliary OF Eden Lodge, l. o O r,
was held last night and plans msde for
the annual Eden Zaar which will be held
in Eden Hall, 30 West Tenth street,
April i6 10 %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
A Valentine RRhv.

Friends are congratulating Mr. @nd
Gus. Reiter, 506 Monroe street, on the
birth Of a boy a the Delaware hospital,
February IA. st Valentine day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

You went have to spend much money
TO get whole lot in the coming old
fashioned Rumfnare sale Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

II VIII pay you 70 wait for the old
fashioned RumInage Sale yes-you
VIII hear all about It in a few days ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

When Is a dollar worth the most7
Just wait for the Bummage Sale and
the question will be answered ADV.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-08-12
cRIER ACCEPTS
Erskine's New President VIII Take
: - Up New Duties.

Columbia, Aug. 9.-The Rev. 3;
C. Grier, pastor Of the Associate Re.
formed Presbyterian church Of Co.
lun,bia, who was elected president
Of Erskine college by the board OF
trustees Of that institution last week,
will accept the presidency and go to
Due West at an early date to assume
his new duties. The Rev. Mr.. Grier's
acceptance Of this important post
was learned yesterday when a lette,
was received from him from Mon.
treat, N. G.
MIR. Grier, had been away from the
city for several days, but in his let.
ter to Mrs. Grier he. says he has
written the Erskine board accepting
the presidency Of the college. he
Is an alumnus Of the institution, and
viii be the second youngest man
elevated to the highest chair at Che
college. His uncle, The late Or. VII.
liam Mofatt Grierj was chosen
president when only 90 years 6f age.
Mr.. Grier is 81 years 5of age.
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COWBOY LAssoEs THIEF
I .e,' IS. ,,,l,. Y ! LIN CROWDED STREET

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Qut of wild
west fiction galloped William Fitz-
patrick, a cowboy for Swift and Co.,
and lassoed a negro bandit in a
crowded street today ....
Fitzpatrick was returning to the
yards from his lunch when he saw
William Smith and Thomas Hill run
out Of haberdashery with the own.
er, Nanny Beriner, following and
shouting, "stop thief"
The cowboy spurred his horse
through the crowd in pursuit. He
swung ih slariat above his head and
Strengthened out and fell on Smith
who stopped abruptly when the pony
reared back. o..
When Fitzpatrick trotted to the
nearest police station with Smith on
the end of the rope.
Smith and Hill had entered the
store and ATTEMPTED to rob the cash
register. Berliner chased them out
with his revolver, bu they grabbed
. handful Of ties.
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Rub.My.Ti.m cure. sores.
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WILDCAT VETERANS NOT .#..,
5.. TO MEET IN CHARLOTTE

Charlotte, N. C., Aug. 9.-Be.
cause of the belief that between SIP,
900 and SIS, 1000 for entertainment
could not be raised and at least g.:
600 places in private homes secured,
the invitation to members Of the
Wildcats Veterans association was
withdrawn at q mass meeting of
citizens at the Chamber Of Com
merce, Merchants association, and
other organizations attended the
meeting and agreed to withdraw the
invitation to the ex-soldiers., sy.
! Yesterdays meeting was called by
Mayor Walker and he presided over
the prolonged session. II. ~.
For many weeks. city officials,
Chamber of Commerce directors and
others have been pondering over the
situation incident to the coming Of
the soldiers, former members Of the
s1st. division, A.. E. F. u.
Recent: experience in campaigns
for funds for worthy causes led efi-
cials to shudder at the task Of going
out on the streets and soliciting for
$4,000. Acute house shortage, with
. q =.
families doubled up in many homes
and with no available vacant rooms
was the determining factor in reach
ing the decision. ::
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ALABAMA POWER co. : -
SEEKS NITRATE PLANT

Washington, Aug. s.-The' com
pany expected to bid against Henry
Ford for the Muscle Shoals, Ala, nj
trate plant, is the Alabama Power
company, it was learned authorita-
lively today.
The company is said to represent
powerful New York banking inter-
ests. The bid has not yet been re-
ceived. ..'
It also was learned that q group
of financiers including the Dupont
interest had drawn a bid, but found
they could not top the offer Of Henry
Ford. Negotiations now are said to
be going on between this group and
the group represented by the Ala.
bama Power company.
Developments on Muscle Shoals
are expected upon the return to
Washington of Secretary of War
Weeks next Wednesday. Mr.. Weeks
is now entertaining President Har-
ding at his summer home in the
New Hampshire hills.
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WANTED PEP, COT DOOR
Pope Finds Man Who Tried To Make
F Soldier. Of Guards.

Rome, August 9.-Codonel Re-
pond, who was called 10 be command
er Of the Swiss guards at the vati-
can during the pontficate Of Plus K,
and who gained considerable distinc-
ton because Of his efforts to place
the 20 soldiers who. compose the
guard in 'war footing" ras resign
ed. Pope Benedict has appointed
Colonel Repond was an officer Of
the Swiss regular army and came to
the vatican usder the impression
that he could give the. Pope's body
guard a more martial spirit. They
were put on strict military discipline
aroused at A 80 o'clock in the morn
ing and put through drills in the
most rigid fashion. The 70 men were
taken out on the BeWadere court in
side the vatican gardens and given
maneuvers. 1f .E... -
One day, Colonel Repond had an
audience with His Holiness Plus Z
and laid before him plans for the
fortifying OF the vatican. These in
cluded the placing Of cannon on the
roof of St. Peters. The Holy Father
looked upon She Colonel, smiling one
of his benign smiles, and said:
Cannon? What for? Not to
shootp' 81.
"No, your Holiness" replied the
colonel. >>, ''.,l rss.a'.
7 .'Wel, then?" interrogated the
venerable pontiff. x.
The colone did not answer and
he was excused. XXI. ,s$.h,.
s Colonel Repond had also issue''
to the Swiss guards a certain
amount of ammunition. One day q
guard began shooting near the bar
racks. The reports stirred the whole
vatican. The issue of cartridges ".
ordered prohibited and the guards
deprived of those they still had.
This was the last attempt of the
eolonel,to institute war tactics. The
guards continue to use the 18th CEN
ury halbred when on duty. -.
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FARRAR MAY SUE UPON ...
GROUNDS OF lNFDELlTY

New Yorh, Aug. s.-"rhere is no
chance Of a reconciliation between
our client and Miss Farrar," said
Lou Tellengen's lawyers Tuesday.
Sticking to the silent drama and
refusing to take speaking parts in
their matrimonial dispute, Geraldine
Farrar and her matinee idol husband
continue to leave all arguments to
their lawyers.
Geraldine's lawyers remain silent,
but there were hints Of divorce ac-
tion-to be brought by the diva
which would involve charges Of In
fidelity. Tellegen's friends deny
grounds for such action.
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500, 900 WORTH OF JEWELS y.
STOLEN FROM TRAIN

Chicago, Aug. "a police inves-
tigation was underway today in con-
nection with the disappearance Of
100000 worth Of jewels while the
Twentieth Gentry Limited, on the
New York Central railroad was
speeding toward Chicago yesterday.
q. Max Levy, Chicago Rhnlssale jew
eler reported on his arrival here that
q brief case containing the jewels had
been taken from under his pillow in
the pullman car. he says one Of the
piIlows had also been removed from.
under his head while he slept.
"a Il ~ -.
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GOVERNOR SMALL
... R!E;s|STS \; 5 arrest |!!i|I
-..., q S:,EY S~..scI = II
ILLINOIS WARRANT NOT YET
sERvED-ctflEF EXECUTIVE
HOWEVER, TELLS OFFICER
HE WILL DEC1aNE-MAY
BRING E;M IN"

Springfield, H., Aug. s.-Sherif
Meser and District Attorney Morti'
mer late today decided that no at
tempts would be made tonight to ar.
rest Gov. Len Small, following g
conference between the sheriff and
the state executive at the latter's
Offices, The sheriff did not take to
he governors office the three war:
rants charging the governor with
embezzlement Of state funds while
he was state treasurer. - .... F.,
Determination to continue TO re.
sist arrest was reiterated to the
sheriff who said his visit was made
to obtain . statement from the gov.
ernor as to his position. The sheriff
said that Governor Small had threat
ened to take action against him and
his bondsmen II attempts were made
to serve the warrants. s.
"I told him." the sheriff said, 'tthat
! intended Ito serve the warrants and
that IL: he, did not come to arrange
his bonds I would have to bring him
~. r. ~; ~: r.
The governor in a statement issu.
ed following the sheriff's cal, said t:
'tMy legal advisers have convinced
me that it is my duty under the con-
stitution and my oath of Office to de-
cline to submit myself to the juris-
diction of the. Judicial department
during my term; that the public wei
fare as well as the constitution and
the law demand that the man who is
governor shall be free from inter-
ference with his personal liberty
while he is governor. ....5
"To submit myself to the courts
w,rld mean to make the executive
department Of the government sub
ject 30 the judicial department which
will be a direct violation of the con-
stitution. . ., .ar ~
! 81 must therefore in obedience to
my oath Of Office decline to submit
myself to the jurisdiction Of the
judicial branch of the state govern
ment during my term as governor. I"
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COST HIM 500, 900 10
GIVE AWAY $4,000. 600

Chicago, Aug. 9.-The Speedway
hospital :. s1o,ooo,ooo institution,
which for nearly three years Ed.
ward Hines, millionaire lunberman,
has tried to donate TO the ! govern
ment in memory 81 his son who fell
in France, today housed its first
quota Of disabled war veterans. 9th
er disabled soldiers will be trans
ferred to the institution from govern
ment hospitals, as fast as quarters
are completed. ., - ~ -. :.
'Itis said Mr.. Hines paid 100000
in attorney fees in obtaining on con-
dition that it not be named after his
son; Lieutenant Edward Hines, Jr.
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.e66 cures Bilious Fever.
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HoNoRs BARBARossA
Militarists Will Not Lsk Spirit Rest
- = In Peace.

Kelbra, Germany, Aug. Seer
man miltarists won't let the spirit
of Friedrich Barbarossa rest ir
peace. They are worse than the pa
triotic Americans who have trun'
died poor old John Paul Jones
around so unceremoniously in recent
years. "
Hindenburg and 10000 other sol
diers who fought in both the Franco
Prussian and the recent war journey
ed TO this part Of Germany and par
ticipated in the celebration Of the
25th anniversary Of the dedication Of
the gigantic Kyfhaeuser memorial
erected to celebrate Germany's vic.
tory over France and the restoration
Of the German empire. ..-,.. e.
This location ia the hills between
the Thuringian and Hartz mountains
was selected for the memorial be-
cause It is here that legend insists
Friedrich Barbarossa Germany's
Arst great warrior lived on for eight
centuries and awaited the opportun-
ity TO restore the empire which he
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