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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
WANT NORTH MARKET
STREET REPAIRED
Appeal Made Regarding the
Section North of Brandy
wine Bridge.

Want North Market Street No LIST p
The immediate permanent repairs TO
Market street between Eighteenth
and Twenty third were urged this
morning by a delegation comprising
Rev. AIban Richey. rector of St. Johns
Church; Rev. Robert Watt. DIR. VIII
liam f. Postles and John Walsh. who
appeared before the Directors Of the
street and Sewer Department.
Market street between these five
squares, it was explained by DR..
Riehey. is in a deplorable condition.
Much damage has resulted to property.
No definite action was taken. but
assurance was given that every pos
sihle effort on the part Of the Street
and Sewer Department would be made
to bring the street in that particular
section up to the standard.
A delegation from the Third ward
asked that Third street be resurfaced
and oiled. The matter was referred
to the street commissioner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
FAV0Rs PAROLE LAW.
j. p. Ramsey, Authority on Subject,
Addresses Workhouse Inmates.

John p. Ramsey, chief probation
officer for the State Of Massachusetts.
delivered an interesting address TO the
prisoners at the workhouse yesterday
afternoon on the parole system. He
has been engaged in work Of this kind
for twenty two years and is regarded
as an authority on the subject of pa
rolling prisoners. He addressed the in
mates in the exercise yard following
their afternoon ball game and held
their close attention for some time.
Mr.. Ramsey declared the government
Of no state docs its full share toward
its prisoners if il does not favor every
move calculated to help the prisoners
to be better men and better citizens.
He pointed out that the manager Of
one Of the country's biggest industrial
plants was assisted by him in gain
ing parole from prison in Massachu-
setts. Mr.. Ramsey expressed the hope
that Delaware would soon be as far
advanced as her sister states by hay-
ing a parole law here.
Henry r. Isaacs spoKe briefly and
said he favored q parole law in Del
aware. Mr.. Ramsey was here as guest
Of j. A. Oliver, state probation officer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
HICKS WINS ORDER
FOR MARKET STALL
Case Involving Authority Of the
Clerk of Market Ends
Suddenly.

Through an agreement reached by
counsel for the contending parties,
Superior Court today did not have
the opportunity to pass judgment IN
the merits of the so-called market
case" which involves the right Of the
market clerk to use his own discrirni-
nation in issuing permits for space
in the street markets. and also pre-
vented the court interpreting the law
governing such markets and just who
shall be eligible to stand in them.
The case was brought on mandamus
proceedings TO compel Edward Nc
Ateer, clerk of the markets. to issue
a permit TO Benjamin W. z. Hicks,
who had been refused a permit on
the ground that he did not come
within the laws definition of farmer
or trucker. John W. Huxley. city
solicitor, represented McAteer and
William r. Lyman appeared for Hicks,
Mr.. Huxley agreed that permit
should be issued to Hicks and this
suddenly and unexpectedly terminated
the case for the present.
What further aoticn. if any, Will
be taken by Mr.. McAteer is not known
When the case had been heard in City
Court, several days age. Judge Lynn
then ruled that Mr.. McAteer should
issue a permit, but If he found the
recipient lid not come within the Law
then he could cause his arrest on such
violation. Mr.. McAteer did not in
dicate today what further steps are
contemplated by him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
OPERATE ON
MAIN THOROUGHFARES
Invaded Apartment Houses on
Market Street and Della
ware Avenue.

Burglars yesterday afternoon and
last night selected for the scene Of
their operations tho main thorough
fares of the city. having entered three
private apartments adjoining the r..
=. Emory ticket office. All Market
street aud also fourth private apart
ment at the tiilpin. 200 Delaware ave-
nue. The booty consisted of one dia-
mond ring, valued NJ 800, and two
silk shirts.
The robbery ut III Market street.
between 5 aud o'clock yesterday
Afternoon. ls considered particularly
daring. The three apartments In
yaded by the burglars we're those Of
Louis korngoid. second floor; II. NJ.
Chase. third floor, and Mrs. A. Il.
Powell. fourth floor. ~ the Gilpin
entrance was gained to the rooms Of
T. II. Johnson. on the fourth floor.
The robbery at ali Market street
was first discovered by Mrs. Powell.
She had been out for the afternoon
and upon her return. at G.3n o'clock,
found the rear door. leading to Ship
ley street. standing wide open. An
apartment had been ransacked and a
diamond ring stolen. A large sum Of
money. aecreted In a sideboard drawer
was overlooked.
In the apartment of Mr.. Chase. on
tho third floor. the room was In dis
order. Steamer trunk was broken
into. bureau drawers scattered about
and chairs overturned. Similar con
ditiona existed in the apartment pi
MIR. korngoid, on the second floor
Two silk shirts valued az SIS were
taken from this apartment.
At the Giinin apartments, 900 Del.
aware avenue. entrance 70 tlu rooms
Of Mr.. Johnson was gained By furcinf
the door. The entire frame work wa'
displaced, and the door panels broken
Mr.. Johnson. who was nut until 4
o'clock last night. returned To find hi
place In disorder. However, nothing
was found 10 he missing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
SUPERINTENDENT SCOTT
WILL GO TO NEW Jersey
Public School Head Has De-
cided to Accept the East
Orange Position.

superintendent of Public Schools
clifford !. Scott has decided to accept
a similar position in East Orange, n.
J.. which was recently rendered him,
il was learned today. When DIR. Scott
was spoken to on the subject today,
while admitting that this was his
decision. he said he had intended MAX
ing no public announcement in that
bohalf prior 10 the next meeting of the
Board Of Education. when he will ten
dor his resignation. He was reelected
AZ the last meeting of the board. The
next regular meeting of the board
will be held on June 13.
II is expected that the board will
offcr tho place to p. +. Claxton, late
United States Commissioner of Edu-
cation. AT Washington. If he is found
to be in a position to accept il.
George Rommel. president Of the
board. said today no move would be
made looking toward filling the place
until after Or. Scott's resignation had
been received.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
ALEXIS |. DU POINT DEAD
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
Was Secretary and Director of
Powder Company, With
Other interests.

Following an illness Of less than
two weeks duration. Alexis frenee
du pont, secretary and one of the di-
recturs OF the +. l. du Pont de
Nemours & Co. died yesterday after
noon about $50 o'clock at pelieport,
the country estate Of his sister, Miss
Amy e du Pont He was about 50
years Of age and unmarried Death
was the result OF complication Of
diseases. DIR. James A. Draper, Of this
city, and DR. NJ H. F'ussell. Of phiIa-
delphia. were in attendance during
Mr.. du Points illness.
Mr.. du Pont was an active member
OF the du Pont organization and had
very important part in the rapid de-
yclopment Of that company during re-
cent years. He was extremely popular
with his associates and with the en-
ployes Of the company, possessing. as
he did. a pleasing and attractive per-
sonality which attracted TO himself a
wide circle of friends. lie was active
In club life and had many business
connections.
The funeral Will be held at his home
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, city
time. Interfnent win be made IN the
du Pont cemetery.
Alexis Irenee du Pont was born IN
1853. the son of the late Eugene and
Amelia T. du Pont and except for his
school years away from home. had
spent all of his life in this city.
He was graduated from Harvard
where he took the Chemical Course
in 1892 and had always maintained a
great interest in that institutions In
the recent drive for a college endow-
ment fund he took charge of the Della
ware campaign and in addition tc
making a large personal contribution
was untiring in his efforts 70 make the
cause a success. After graduation he
took up work with the du Pont Co.
and continued with it until his death
| Mr. du Pont was always a supporter
1 Of the civic and charitable causes in
/ Wilmington and was active in a mum
| her of social organizations. He was in
| terested in sports and was known ir
many gun clubs as a fine shot. He was
| president of the Wilmington Club. 8
member Of the Wilmington Country
! Club. the Rotary Club. the UnioT
League Of Philadelphia. the Harvard
Club Of New York and of the Harvard
Club of Philadelphia. the Eniversit,
Club of Philadelphia and the Della.
ware Society Sons of the American
/ Revolution.
He is survived by three sisters
and one brother. Eugene du Pont, Mis-
Amelia T. du Pont. Mrs William c
! Peyton and Mrs. James y. Andrews.
MIR. du Pont was engaged at th'
Carney's Point smokeless powdei
plant Of the du Pont Company from
/ 1892 TO 1902 in the operating depart
ment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
GENEVA NAY LosE LgseuE
Likely Brussels WIZ B~ chss~n - -
Permanent Home.

Geneva. May gf- Views are h~'mD
exchanged between the allied nati~so
relative 10 the adVlsahilitv ~ -
opening the question ~ enoo~snG
city a. the permanent aeat n ~
League ~ Nations. This matter s'htrv
may prove 10 " one ~ fh~ rn0~s sns
teresting 10 be ron sidercd AZ tho Juue
meeting N the council - the l.esswum
"a expected 20 BE- added 10 the nz~n1ul
Of the meeting.
No secret u made ~ league o1ict~n1l
of the dissatisfaction feit over wt1no|
has been done 20 take care ~ tmo'
leagues reuuirrents here. Murh -
the discomfort IL dre - tn~ difntut9v
in securing accommodations for -
delegations 10 the faii meeting ~ IT,
assembly.
The desire of France san is 70 naGo
the headquarters ~ the leaguc ~
Versailles. but the claims n Brussets
which continue 70 be pressed. are an1D
ing more favor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31

of ministerial propriety While, dur
ing the var, the number ~ marriages
by him w8s large though
gew compared with tie marriages pse-
formed by other ministers. more than
0no-haIf of them were II men IN the
military service from whom Dr. Nc
Elnovle refused 10 receive any mar
riage fee. Since January. 1918. he hrs
performed only 10 marriages.
sTbis congregation ~ fully con
vincad that Dr McEimoyle. has never
allowed marriage cerernony - ifi-
terfere with any other msnisteri8i or
pa st0raT duty and, further. that the
outrageous persecution 70 which nc
has been subjected has not been due
to the numbers of marriages perform
Isl him, but to personal apim0sify
growing out Of causes wholly unre
lated to the marriage question. which
mas been used simply ~ q pretezt -
cloak the real motives of his enemies
As an instance 0f the campaign ~
villflcatson and misrepresentation 10
which Dr. McElinoyie has been sub
jected. several newspapers recently
published Il story, emenating from his
opponents. That he left an unfinished
funeral to perform a wedding ard then
returned tc cornplesa the funeral SER
vice. The origin of this falsehood was
statement made Al a church meeting
~ one of the elders opposed - Or,
AfeF1moyle that such q thing had beer
done BY 4 minister ii Eikton. when
asked while stiI on his feet. whether
he intended to say that Dr. McEImoyie
had dore this ne replied. No. ! dic
not intend to Irnpute it 70 Dr. Me-
Flmoyle The story was neverthe.
ieas seized BY Dr. McE1aoyle's enc.
mics. circulated az applying 70 hin
and reported from Winona. Ind. dur
ing the session of the General As
semhly
Resolved further. That this con.
Qreration does hereby vote Dr AIe
F.imoyle the sum of s2 600. Or 80 much
more as may be subscribed as siigh
/ token Of IT. love and gratitude and ;
/ totally Inadequate expression Of r.
/ apDrecfaffon Of the services rendere'
during his long pastoratei that tn
H rnanse be and IS hereby placed at tn
disposal or DIR. McElmoyle for an
such reasonable time az be may re
nuire IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
PHILA. PRODUCE sARKEr.
BY Associated Press 20 isvery tsv~nsng
Phikldci pfna. May II.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
PhiEldcipina. May u.
Cheese. STEADY, New York whuas
milk. fancy fats. fresh. iGaI7s fnh
to good. IaGI5: longhorn. fresh. 10
IL single daisies. fresh. lssarT.
Live poultry. steady; fowls. a. =
quality. 2s0si. spring chickeaus. hru1k
ers. not leghOrns. sSaeo. lexnorun
4Ga45: roosters. lsir2o. ducks. whlD.
Pekin. 2seq 80. mixed colorz. -sarsx
Dressed pouEry. lower owls. frwn
killed. choice 20 far-y. TOSS -.
small sizes. 2TA37; odd rooster~. -
90: broilers western. fs0So: brosauun.
nearby 50G6o.
Potatoes. lower. old per 100 pou.>n
3OtG65: Florida. No. q. Der barred. -
G4.00; do. No. .. t00A --s.
Flour. duh; soft winter srrasrnn
western. 7.25G17.15. do. nszrbv. 60
7.5o; hard winter. straight. s.3s15
SIS; do. sborf patent. a.oou4S -
spring frst clear. T.0ola .s0s e
patent. S.75G9-25. do. short psx~-1
s.T5Glo-75; fancy spriug and c1en
mills patent. family brand. flo><S
1875.
Hsy. steady timothy. No. :. ,1.M
Qz2.o0; do. No 3. iS.o0Als 90. s.Arns.ls
l6.00Gl7.00, no grade. l3.0oa g. ~.
clover light mixed. 10000 ID. 90. n
mixed, 1S.00,aIS.1o.
Tallow, steady; prime city. ioo~> 4
cents do. special. loose. ccntS. nv7~
country. 3 cents esiibic In iierrex. ~
a cents.
Bran. steady soft winter w~~n.
in ioe-pound sacks. e70oex - 71S
spring. 26.0oG27.00. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
VOTERS ARE
SEEKING INFORMATION
LIANT % Know the Position OF
Zach Mayoralty Candidate
IN the Matter.
| ADVANCE OF The
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
\ Res,lt, he Believes. Will De-
PEND the Success of This
Popular Movement.

: order that tho voters may know.
ars theR east their ballots, at the
etrtlon. next saturday. how
A tnaxnraltN candidate stands re-
|dlng the pils charter hill that was
aca IS aa.ooo Wllmingtonians. m
auliAigu in that behalf last win
y isuu Waikvr, chairman Of the
|'sena Charter Committee. that
H. thp hiu. to-day sent a letter to the
|Naral4 candidates, asking for a
|nt statement from each. He points
| that thia hill was What a large
|ioutN ol the voters agreed that
4 Wantef. that their efforts tn
~ ID pna ted into Law were trus-
Aira bN Hghcming Republican poll
|laus that the hackers ~ the char
have desfdcd that the fight for
II government goes on. Now ne
ia Il a4uarely up q each mayoralty
ndidate to te,l the people how h
|nda rs the matter whether he =
H. nr aauinst these $4,000 voters
H. have dteidcd on what they want
j. what tAey expcct 90 eventually
lu.lowng il the text &C Mr..
|nihpta letter % Thomas +. Bayard,
namucratie nominoe, and Leroy
rNeR fhp Republican nominee.
Nllml1rton. Del. May 81, 1921.
|umaH u. DaVard Esq.
ssnt.s ratio Candidate for Mayor,
liny Harvey. Esa..
i4enuhliuan Candidate for Mayor
wilmington, pel.
ienlfr frmpn As chairman of the Gen
i unena charter COMMITTEES. hav-
n rhaFee tho resent effort 20 se~
- s new charter Tor Wilmington. l
~ heen asked whether the commit
Intends a. carry on the movement
\ npW charter and, IN view Of the
|nfmrhing municipal election, what
pH ut arc soing 10 take 70 secure
+ nIngflan of those officials Who viii
4terrN support the efforts 81 the
linpNs go Wilmington % secure a
4 aharIer at the next session of the
a@atuse. two years hence.
l netr ordinary circumstances
iHis hesitate a. answer these ques-
IS far / heneVe L Is within the
taire 1T the committee - enter
ts HH#AAf tt w tsttfAta A+st@ s+t@tt 80
|nrl si an times "a keen the charter
|Httmrnt free frpm all partisan al
uufa However, Ia view of the
that rs resolution duly adopted
ihe insi meeting of the Citizens
lmmltiee n was decided to continue
i committee as permanent organ
uon. and furthermore, by reason
lhN aetlun 81 many OF the organiza-
H cooperating with the committee
tHiH movement that q was then
+ ssra desire o. continue the fighi
fdlpfs 81 the recent defeat OF oui
1uffa. ] belleNt Il g. due the friends ui
Eauer reform that a reply be- made
fbelr inquiries,
As view the situation II becomes
paranf that lf the action Of the va
~ tt business. labor. civic. religious
aal ana frafsrnal organizations
ureaenfinH membership of some
600 ei.lseua. who endorsed and re-
nfnied the enactment into law th'
lreua charter hill was right tive
.unfhs ago, then the cause is still
ahf TODAY. and 81 demands the sam,
hufissfle support from these sam,
Continued an page t2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
BOSTON GOLFER BEATEN;
MRS. BARLOW A WINNER

Turnberry, Scotland. May 31.-Miss
Marion HoIlins. of Westbrook, l.. L.,
was eliminated from the British wo-
mems golf championship tournament
today by Miss Cecil Leitch. the pres
ent British champion. Miss Leitch
heat Miss Hoilins after a hard-fought
match hy one hole.
In the match between Mrs. Barlow
and Miss Lobbett, both played stead
iiy. Mrs Barlow Was two up at the
seventh hole. She lost the next two
and they made the turn all square.
Mrs. Barlow won the eleventh and
twelfth holes. halved the thirteenth
and won the fourteenth. Both play
ers bun4ered on the second shot ~
the fifteenth hole, but each got wei
out. Miss Lobbett won the hole in six
10 seven. The American was two up
at the sixt enth. Then Miss Lobbett
laid a half styrnie, which Mrs. Barlow
negotiated and won by three up and
two TO play.
Some splendid play was produced in
the match between Miss Leitch and
Miss Hollins, the British champions
wooden club shots being brilliant
while Miss HoIlins was equally good
on the green's. They were all square
at the ninth hole with the following
cards:
Miss Leitch. Out:
) 3 5 f-3s
Miss Hollins: out;
A z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
INSISTS
ON PENAL TIES H.
ENFORCE TRtAH
Lloyd George Sticks to P'An
Expert Mission on me
Silesian Problem.
BRAND OPPOSES The RI

~ AHsofiated f'reFs te g.sery Keenioos q
Paris. May 1f The ezchanRe
views between London and Psrse
gardlug meeting ~ me Afiied
preme Council ~ fon 1der me H''e1
question has reached sort ~
center. Mr. Lloyd George. The svt1
prime minister. g. Insisting nat
prefniere meet pfesious to the cr~n1
~ an expert mission 90 examine
silesian problem. while rremier Hrh
n France is permsting ir tho -
that the experts ought 20 take up
question ard make q report pf'for~
supreme council tndeavors o. soive q
problem.
Premier BRAND HANDED ne ErfNl
an1bassador here iahf evening "a -
Repeating the wrench sr0umenf q
dwelling upon fhe lmpoeslbiiiiy ~ q
prerniers taking effective acfion ~
vious o. the examin4fion - fhe 1'Ss'
tion ~ the experts
The French Qietr is that tho pref11t~1
should not meet before June iH. Fr@n'
pointing out thar when the couos
convenes 81 VIII have not Only =
slleslan issue hat the German dt~sr1
ament problem fo settle. nrse
Bavaria meanwhile submits 90 Tho z
mand from Berlin for the dinsofuSt(
Of the EinwOhnerlrehr
Z IN the meantime. the Frerch =
\ titude is that the Deraifirs airssm<
applied 70 Germany snail NOT b~ rai~
until Germany begins fhe rT~<stt
Il execution of an the clauses ~
Y treaty of Versailles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
|. D. P. WOMEN HOLD
FAIR AT AUDITORIUM
interesting Event There This
Afternoon and Tonight in
Bower OF Flowers.

fHg Republican women uf the city
hHldlus victory carnival in the
lullaflum this afternoon. ard viii
plll.uue "a this evening.
nafiN uf Republican women, un-
+ lha leadership % Mrs. Donald Ash
.feab city ehHirWoman prepared the
"a hIurlum faF lhe affair this mOrn-
~
blowers ~ nearly an varieties AID
!. lfa we're afirarilvely arranged in
is5a ard iardluiorea. ald were placed
lHl tho iooihs where candy, cake,
ff which a.lil - sold
HIiaf addresses were made a. noon
edss - men prominent In the party.
Ha mnfe aueeehus viii be made this
4 nHas Political farlenes viii he told
a Nfa. nlay r. hoetl..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
COUNTY ASSESSMENT
is S167,1OO,952
This is an Increase of Nearly
S7.ooO,ooo Over That for
the Current Year.

For the taxable year beginning July
I. 1921, and ending June 80, 1922. the
assessment OF real estate and personal
property in New Castle county, ac-
cording to a report presented to the
Levy Court today by the county Board
OF Assessment. aggregates Sl67, 100, 952.
which includes S55,5l3,l55 in the rural
section and S11l,55T,797 in Wilmington.
Capitation assessment in the county
amounts to $500 and dog TO 1,56S.50.
The. foregoing figures for the county
show the following increase over the
assessment for the taxable year now
ending Real and personal, $780,
eco: capitation. Sl.527; dog. S7s-25-
Following is a comparison of assess
ment for this taxable year and the
next taxable year.
Insert Cn1lufv A Assessment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
BRIDE ACCUSES HUSBAND.
Woman WHO Attempted Suicide in
Court Against spouse.

Trinidan Cortez. bride q three
weeks, appeared in Municipal Court
today to prosecute her husband Enrico
Cortaz on charges o. rof-support. De-
snondent because OF his cruelty on
Friday evening she made an unsuc-
cessfGl attempt To end her life by
jumping ia the Christiana River from
the Third street bridge.
She told the police OF Cruelties and
indignities which her husband had in
flieted on her in the short space Of
their married life.
The case was continued until Thurs
day at the request OF Cortez' counsel.
u Frank Ball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
REDUCED SEQ BILL TO 81
MUST SHOW THE JUDGE


Associated Press TO Every Evening
Atlantic City. May 31.--As-
suring n crowd of men in a res
taurant that he had nothing UP
hts sleeve. James Davis, who
said he was from Bristol, COM.
dcsxterously manipulated a bill
loaned 10 him for his perfor-
nance, and apparently caused
IL TO diminish TO the extent of
Sl9. He returned a 81 bin to the
lender, who had him arrested.
saving the bill loaned was a
twenty.
Davis was held In 81 900 bail
today charged with larceny by
trick and device.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
sT. PAUI's SPLIT EVEN.

st. pauPs Independents split even
in their double header at Milford yes
tertiay. losing the morning game. Az,
and winning the afternoon session,
So. Boggs pitched for the locals Ia
the morning game and worked well
but Was given poor support. Hughes
worked in the afternoon session
Brodley starred in the field for the
NNilnain2 2tpnians
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
WANTS PAY FOR LooTf>G /.
CONSULATE OF AUSTRIA

Associated Press - Every Evening
fsornc. May 5i-begal action
has been brought agairiss lfaly
and Baron Aioiri. an officer ~
the italian navy ~
nteshanician named Papini, VINO
asks 500 900 lire for having se-
cured valuable documents from
the Austrian oonaulate At Inrh1
IN February. 1919.
The rifiug Of the consulate
archives was considered ~ the
time to have been o sensational
achievement. The cotirt bas gel
the hearing Or the case Tor
June 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31

After the report had been presented
TO the Levy Court Commissioner Jones
moved that the capitation assessment
bo stricken from the report because
The Levy Court had neglected to lay
4 capitation tax on October 8. 1920. as
required by the revised code. After a
brief consultation he withdrew his mo-
ton. Action on the report was de-
fcrred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
DIR. HIrflihen in Yireinia.

President Waiter HnlHhen, Of the
University Of Delaware, is attending
the centennial celebration Of the Uni
versity bf Virginia. which is being
held at charlottesville Va, starting
Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
- MeIder HearIIy F.ined.

AZ investigation showed that she
had police record and that she
threatened to cut the man with a
knife, Jessie Moore. alias Grinnage.
co.ored. was fined $50 III Municipal
Court today on a charge Of assault and
battery on Richard Gregory, also color
ed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
Liberty Bonds set New Low Record

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. May 81. Liberty SIS per
cent tax exempt bonds dropped today
to $3.50. their lowest quotation on the
stock Exchange. Other issues OF that
group also were heavy.