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ELLIS TO sg HERE.
Noted War Correspondent WDI Address
Chamber OF Com mnerce Meeting
IhHrAdar NIxhf.

William II. Ellis Of Ew8rtbmors. Pa,
VIII address the annual meeting of tho
Chamber Of Commerce In the DE-
Barry Room Of tho Hotel DUPONT next
Thursday night.
Mr.. Ellis wns q Newspaper war cor
respondent during the world war, who
gained distinction through his work.
fIe addressed q recent dinner of the
Sons Of Delaware and made suoh .
favorable impression that ar effort was
then made TO have hiro address The
Chamber of Commerce meeting, which
has suceasded. His subJect viii be-
The American Problem 81 the fAgb'
Of World Conditions"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
CoIored RepubIIcnn Women.

The League of Coiored Republican
Women viii hold its regular semi
monthly meeting at National Hall on
tomorrow evening, at s O'Clock. After
the regular business, the meeting Will
be turned over to Mrs. Florence Bay
ard Hilles, who VIII explain to the
women the memorials to be placed in
the national Congress-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Defiance to Have Smoker.

The second smoker and entertainment
Of the Defiance Athletic Association will
be held tomorrow night az the associa-
zion rooms, Second end Jackson streets.
A fast card has been arranged for the
affair and many of the best local boxers
will b. seen in action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
sheHady With Mutual Tire Co.

@. a. Shellady has. with the new
year, assumed managerial charge OF the
Mutual Tire Co, 206 w. Eleventh street
This concern handles it's own brand of
tires. tubes and accessories through a
chain store organization. Mr. Shellady.
through former connection with the
Tire Shop, has many friends in trade
rir1rlea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Buff Beats George Lee.

New Orleans, Jan. 24-Johnny
Buff, Jersey City fy-weight, won an
easy decision over George Lee, Chinese
bantam-weight, here Friday night in u
15-round bout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
THDEN DINNER APRIL 5.

The date for the big testimonial dinner
to William r. Tiiden I'd, tennis champion
of the world and member of the success
full Davis Cup team, has been definitely
fixed for Tuesday evening, April 5, in the
ballroom OF the Bellevue-Stratford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
DELAWARE LOSES TO URsINUs.

Newark, Jan. 24.-Urinus defeated
Delsware College at basketball Saturday
night. % to %. Delaware finished the
FIRST half in the lead, Is TO 10. bat Crsinus
outplayed the Blue and Gold In the last
half. Two field goals by Erb and Frutch-
erv in the last minute won the game for
the visitors Paine did the best work
for Ursinus and McCaughan for Della
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
South Side Club 10 Dance.

There will be novelty dance for the
benefit of the South-side-Eden Athletic
Club baseball team in Pythlan Castle,
Monday evening, February z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Graee TO PLAY Hahnemaun

The Grace basketball team will meet
The Hahnemann College team of Phila-
delphia in the Friends School gymnasium
tonight Both teams have been playing
we'll snd q close contest is expected to-
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Start Baseball Season.

Girls of the Press Recreation Club and
the Mailing Department of the du Pont
company Will play game of baseball to-
morrow night in the High Scoohl gymna-
sum
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
LOCAL AlNU6EMENT0.
THE STAGE.
Otis Skinner In Screen vsrsisn
AKlsmet~ 1T the P1Ayhousa-

Otis Skinner In Screen vsrsisn OF
sKlsmet~ at the P1AyhousA-
otis Skinner In the screen version of
his famous "Kismek" will receive It's
first actual presentation locally at
Tho Playhouse this afternoon Al one
o'clock. Tho performances That foi-
low arc Mt q. s. Z ard . o'clock. To-Day
will toll the tale whether wilmington
will And itsslf sH enthusiastic over
"Kinnot" as hnvs bean all the leading
cities Of the country. Mo doubt thsy
will. The picture 10 designed to appeal
to the spectators love Of the beautiful.
his taste for tho dramatic and his eager
reception of the comedic. All nf thcss
three elements arc divided snecnveiy
in the photopiay. A special pr@senta-
tlon OF the picture win be given before
the show'ngs at 8 o'clock this afternoon
and At and this evening By
Hpeciai presentation Il IL rnent, that
tho song "Eismet" Win be sung right
before tho beginning Of the picture ana
q special symphony orchestra win play
music selected for "Kismot" during the
showing The Playhouse management
urges that patrons. IL II IL possible. be
on hand for tho beginning OF the pic
ture In order To enjoy I. 70 the fullest
extent.
"Mary" at The Playhouse.
Geo. NJ. Coh.n's Comedians I'm the big
gest musical success in years. Mary,
Will be seen at The Playhouse for tho
entire week beginning Monday. Janu-
airy 81. with the usual "Wednesday and
Saturday mntinees. The book and lyrics
OF MARY" arc by otto Harbach and
| Frank Mandcl, and the music by Lon
Higsoh. trio of practiced and adept
purveyors of musical comedy material
who are greatly responsible for the s1c.
eess of the new Offering. The genfu'
of Mr.. Cohan is also reflected inagnuch
as Mary not only stands out as onS
of the most beautiful and attractive ol
| productions. but il is also perforns1
with such speed that 10 stands ss al
| example of this class of entertainment
Comedy at the Garrick-
Hazel Green and her company o.
seven fun makers will be featured a.
| the Garrick Theatre this week In {
| nirthful musical comedy. in wfirh isz;
| predominant decidedly intsrsstinf
| bin has been booked. involving tn
Gret Howard, a noted ventriioquist O
unusual originality: Jean Chase an'
her company in "Pesgy's Weddins
| Night" Susau Tompkins. vio!inist
Dave Thursby. monoiogtst: Lohse am
| Sterling I'm comedy. Gene and Myrb
| Conroy. Comedians. etc. and at the con
| elusion Of each performance "Aakin'
the Movies" which wss taken at tn
| Garrick a few weeks ago. will be shown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Dartmouth Swimmers Defeated

Hanover, N H., Jan 24-spring
field Y NJ c. A. College defeated Dart
mouth Saturday, % 20 25 in the first swim
ming meet in the neV Spauldirg pool
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Shores Ben Wins Free-for-AIl.

Montgomery, Ala, Jan. 24-The set
ter dog Shores Ben, owred by DR.. A. + =
Stone, OF Bay City, Mich, won this
seasons free-for-aIl championship for bird
dogs.
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SuDetltutionS-hoDlh TOT " NlIHAInsl
Williams for Rothrock, Keith for Robin
son. Cole for Keith, Keith for Cole,
Stspoes for Erb, Eisenberg for Gotschalk.
Field eoals-Alexander, 8; McCaughan, 8;
Pane, 6; Erb, 2; Staples, Frutohery, 8.
Foul goals-McCaughan, o; Pane, 2.
Referee-Raby.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Comedy At the Garrick-
THT SCREEN.
Clara HimbaH Young In sMid-ChsnnsP
st the Queen.

C1ara HimbaH Yopng In SMfd-ChannsP'
st the Queen.
For ersnawegt picture Clara Kfrnball
Young has taken a story already mace
famous by two prominent people. Eng
lands great dramatist Sir Arthur Wing
pInero wrote the stage play in when
Ethel Barrymore. Americas greatest
legitimate actress. played with great
sticcess Today tho pictured version
with Miss Young IN the role created by
Miss Barrymore VIII be presented al the
Queen Theatre.
Dorothy Gish In little Miss Rebellion"
at the Majestic
Dorothy Gish ia UP 70 some new
mischief ia Little Miss Rebellion" NOW
nt the Majestic Theatre No critic has
ever tried effectively TO pen a descrtp-
ton of the rnischieyous Dorothy or Of
her work In, the comedy Of present
issue. She eIudes all definite descrsp-
ton Ralph Graves plays the leading
Chester comedy The Big Show ia the
role OF tho acquired husband The
added attraction.
.pouhle Adventure" First Serial at the
Riafto.
After due consideration Of the six or
seven best serials on the photoplay
market, tha Rialto manageaent de-
cided 20 book for showing for fifteen
weeks consecutively Charles Hutchiu-
sons new serial. Double Adventure" ="
beginning with the first episode "On
TraiI OF Fate" which viii be shown to-
day and tomorrow. Carmel Msyers pic
ture ''Folly's Trail Is the dramatic
feature on the program for today and
tomorrow.
Double BIN at the Savoy.
Another big double program is the
Savoy Theatre Offering for this entire
week. Elaine Hammerstein the popular.
beautiful and talented star. Is seen ia
The Daughter Pays, Larry Seulan.
one of the most popular OF screen come
dams, will be seen in The Sportsman. .
which is conceded to be one Of the fun
niest comedies that this versatile come
dian has as yet produced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
CHURCH BASKETBALL LEAGUE.

KxsvLn
Grace Is; Second Baptist i3
Westminster AZ; Union 4.
81. Paul's 10; Brandywine II.
West 20; First-Centrl @.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Zybsz!so Defeats SanteI.

San Fransico, Jan 24-Ad Santsl
light heavyweight champion wrestler,
on Sat Irdsy night was bested by Zybssko
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Tiger Wresilers Win.

West Point, Jan. 24.-Princeton beat
the Army wrestling team here Saturday
22 points to 5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Parkside nj Carney,s Point

The Parkside basketball team will
meet the Carney's Point team tomorrow
night in the Y. NJ. c. A. at that place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NEXT AATTEDAY.

Observation-Disclosures VS.. West; Gran
vs. Westminster.
Evening Central vs., St P.ul's;
Second Baptist VS.. Union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
The New Economy.

With paper at the present price. no
sfioe mcn may have 10 60 tsc< %
leather - Dallas Nowa
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day morning for Hannibal. Ohio.
where they win be guests of the
lattersB sister Mis-. Roae HarTiscn,
Rfot some time.
Mr.. Laufa Rbhinson d home
hon atew days visit With felh.
pttSes 81 Huntington.
Mrs. 1T. Gerkin and son, Rus.
sell, are home from . few days
visit With relatives at Kingm0ht :
Mr. and Mrs. James o. Cafpen-
ter and family were guests Of rela-
tiyes at Glover Gap over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. Dennis are
home from a visit with the for.
mer's aunt, Mrs, ]. G. Mcclellan
at Warrington.
Mrs. Charles watz and Mrs. L. T.
Miller were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Ward Turner at Grafton on
last Sunday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hale and child
spent Modnay with friends at
townsville.
Ray Brock, Of Cannonsburg, was
the guest OF relatives here a few
days the last OF the week.
Wayne Carroll. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Carroll. OF Bellview ave.
nue., is recovering from an attack
Of humps.
Miss Darlah Harr returned TO her
home In Pennsylvania avenue Mon.
day evening after a visit with her
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Peraonnla.

Mrs. Margaret Ammous, Of Bell.
view avenue, is spending week
with hor daughter. Mrs. James p.
Morris, of Ministers Run.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Malone has returned
from a visit with her son, Lake G.
Malone and Mrs. Malone, Of Mones.
son. Pa.
Mrs. William Right and little
sons. William and Byron, are guests
Of the formers mother, Mrs. Mar.
tina Winning, Of BellYiew avenue.
Mr.. Kght who accompanied the
family here, returned to his home
at Elk Garden Monday morning.
Mrs. Martha Grub Is homo from
q visit with her sister, Mrs. Martin
Darrah, OF Fairview, whore she had
been the past few days.
Mr., and Mrs, W. E. Shater, OF
Murray, left in their car on Tues.
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aunt Mrs Tichenur. o. Mcintyre.
Mrs. Coda Kennedy was the
guest 81 Fairyiew friends for inc
Fourth II 1liiy
Pascal Jacobs Of Grafton was 4
visitor at he Home Of M. and Mr.
games 3. Ridenottr. On last Mon.
day
Mrs. Joseph Tlninnons has return.
Cd 70 her home at Metz after a VIA.
i With Miss Florence Rutherford
IN Highland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Packer, WHO
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aIhls cIala.

The Worthwhile Bible class will
meet al the home o. Mrs. Anna
Pickons Ia Murray avenue OF
|Thursday evening Of this week
Tine lesson Will 30 from the goth
chapter Of the Act, and Mrs. j. L
|Bannett viii lead the discussion
There win also be d business meet
ing AZ which time q leader and
chairman win be selected for the
month OF July!
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HaN Rldn.

A number Of Bellview young PEG.
pie enjoyed a hayrlde on yesterday
evening. The party was composed
OF members OF the Baraca and
Philathea Sunday school classes
and their friends The party was a
most pleasant affair and was chap.
eroned by Mrs. s. w. Rutherford
and Mrs. r. w. Putnam.
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"a sMeLlntalns l.akel r PIEark..

Mr.. and Mrs James q, Glasscock
and daughter Miss Grace Glass.
cock. their guest Mrs. q ". vii.
Hams. r r. Clelland and family,
ciarence Giasscoei, and Mrs Ollie
Snodetiy we're d motor party who
drove 10 Mountain Lake Park, and
Oakland Sunday, The party also
visiter gniont6wnS Pa before re
turning home
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cohlen Ambroze, son q Nj. and
Mrs. John 3. Ambrose, Of Fulton
street has returned from Mt ver.
non, New York, where he has been
q student al the Industrial School OF
Art, the past ten months,
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sntcrtained Il Dinner.

Mr.. and MIS-. a. 3. Moore, OF sos
Highland avenue. entertained a
humber Of relatives az a dinner OF
pretty appointments on the Fourth
1,f iaiv the gieAts wafa Mr.. and
Mrs Lindsey Moore Of Burton,
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Mrs. John McMunn, Mrs. Law.
renee Troy. Mrs. Kate Metz and
others from Glover Gap, were here
yesterday for the funeral OF Leon.
ard Metz who was a relative TO all
OF the party,
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their daughter, Miss Addie Moore,
to- East Park; =. u M.iian, Of Man.
nlrgton and !. Il. Moore d Ben!
yieNl avenue.
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LOST

LOST, SPRAYED on STOLEN
Large black mule on July 3.
Finder call W. W. Leon Troll Coal
Co, Worthingtcn, w. Va. 7-S-4t.24sA
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FOR SALE Good young horse
well4brclte, also pedisreod Poland
China male big 1'ypr Phon1
f104sf-3l. q, 4 Fteeiand. Fair.
mont, w. yas Route 80. 2.
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LosT-Lower plate OF false teeth;
finder please phone 1324-R.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. Apply Q Johary ST., or
phone sss-J or sSi. $40 st-2osA
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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FOR SALE Brick BUILDING Local.
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boat building and marine rail-
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shirts, also to takee collars and sleev-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-13
EL OONATlVO DE LOS
NiNOS mExlCANOS

E.ntre los donativos que han Sido re
cogidos, y entire las personals cue han
preSta6o Su cooperation para realiZa-
eStos trabajoS, nos infortn6 q Senor
Durkee que Sc cuenta Il env:ado por
el uino mexicano Engenio Juarez que
Suma Giez d6lares, el cual 10 reunio
entire un grupo dc meXicanOs, ninos
como ei. que senerosanente dieI or sus
obOIoS para esta obra caritativa-
--''Iucho estinamos este 0boio,-
nos dijo cl senor Durkes-pocque en-
q 81 vc dc manifesto "a Senerosidad
proverbial de los mcxicanos, pues en-
ire los donativos enYiados por eSos nj
nos. hay algunoS por el valor de VI
centayo. nica suna de que disponian
Sus donaatss. y por clio es que para
nosotroS sIgnItlca mucho esq obolo
10 conSiGeramos mas importante,
pcr q alto signIEicaGo moral, que 81
Sc nos hubiera eaviado cientos de do
lareS.
la Camara agradeceria mucho a
LA PRENSA que por medic de sus CO.
lumnaS hicie-a llegar hasta esos nihos
las graciaS mas cumphdas, seguros
de con clio prestan el servicio mas eff
caz a sus compa tr.otas que en- eStos
momeptos suiren miSerias } desola-
c!6n".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-13
Hay AHORA EN- WASHINGTON
I'm PROFUNDO SENTIMIENTO DE
CORDIALIDAD PARA MEXICO
Los mds altos funcionarias Sc muestran satlsfe-
chos con la forma favorable en- que Sc han
resuelto uarios de los probleu,as pendientes

Ia de los pegroleros a Mexico fuera de
resultados, de cualquier manera quo
esto hays sido, el propio Department
to de Estado ha confesado francamen-
te que esa correspondence presto gran
ayuda en- los arreglos que Sc obtuvie-
ron en- tai OCCASION.
En- tai sentido. LA PRENSA fue
confidencialmente informada hace mas
de diez dfas, cuando Sc lie dijo Official
mente que las cartas que los dos Pre-
sidentes Sc habian escr;to, vendrian a
siGnificar mas en- los asuntoS inter-
nacionales que el mismo estado en-
que Sc encontraban los asuntos, y que
como consecuencia de esta cores
pondencia presidential, confiLencial-
ments sc pcdia predecir que el NAL
entendiimento que habfa existido entire
los gobiernos de los dos passes, prom
TO desaparecerla, aclarando Ia sifua-
cion resoIviendo todos los proble-
mas. POGO despues, Sc predijo que Ell
reconocimie.rto de Obregon serfa ex-
tendido prohabiemente dentro de un
termino de cuarenta dias.
Por las entreyistas personales que
ell representante de LA PRENSA ha
celebra5o con Ell Presidente Harding.
el Secretario de Estado Hughes, el
sub -Secretafio Fletcher, y con algu-
nos otros prominentes funcionarios
de la administrator, La PRENSA Sc
encuentra autorizada para icformar
con toda verdad. que en- el seno de la
administration americana hay un
profundo sentimiento de cordialidad
para Mexico, y que el Presidente Obre
gon es admirado y. respectable como
un patriotco mexicano que issea de
todo coraz5n ell mayor bienestar para
su patria, y que al mismo tempo
desea que Mexico cubra sus compro-
misos contraidos con los passes ex-
tranjeros.
Este sentimiento de cordialida.l pa
IA Mexico, esta correspondent por a
fraternidad, cada vsz mas en- aumento.
de los mexicanos para Ell pueblo de
los Estados Unidos, sentiraiento que
sucesivamente ha sido nlanifestAdo
por el Presidente Obregon en- los dis
tintos docum antos que Sc hal cruza-
do, por ell sehor 'reliez, Enca-gado de
Nsgccios de A4xico en- los EslaIoS
Unidos.
Por 10 tanto. fundadamnte 50 espe-
ia que al reconocimiento del :obicr-
no de Mexico por los Estados Unidos
seguird una era de fraternidad y buen
entendimiento entire las dos naciones;
era que perdurara por muchos amos,
conduciendo los pueblos por el SEN
dero donde las relaciones de amistad
Sc hagan mas estrechas, tanto poliu-
ca, como comrecia! socialmente, de
tai manera q bien pueda decirse que
nunca antes los americanos los me-
xicanos tan unidos habian sida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-13
Bril- ANTE RECEPCIONDE EMBAJADORES
ENEL PALACIO NACiONAL
Vistiendo rcos trajes bordados de orc los Embaja-
dores especiaIes de todos los palses amigos Sc
presentaron en- PaIacio a feIictar al pre-
sidente con motive del Centenario
To1ocr,n, Ecnacio1 nara LA PRENSA

PfENSA
CTDAD DE MEXICO 11Esta tuo lugar en- e
Palaci Naciona Official reE7sto IN
@ mporancia Los mbaadores de todos los ase amigos de s
redados Gobcrno e Cenenar presentaron c
Prden Obreson notvo del fauo snceso
Uno todo los Tue
hacienda expendo conceptos ehos de caro
Presiden vslbeente emoconaoo
tales corteslas para
union &c ooos S
-ypeblos origen hzpano-amerlcano.
Fl esculo sobebo pu todos los oa]a
bordado de
las misones esee habendosc pncado oa seeJante en-
del otto Dos
baio Gobierno Genera DlaZ.
Embaada Americana Mr. Summertime no asao
los Secretaries de mlsHa EbaJada
n bab so gbno del general Obregcn por
:. de Esados Unidos 1,-
Tampoco ceremorias Encargado de Neoos de ns
terra a mislaa
MAS DE 10000 vIAJERos LLEcADo A LA CAPITAL
Teecrama Especial para LA PRENSA
cuTna MEXICO 11Segun noticas proporco
,aas on las neas Ferrocarr Naohae motvo de las
del Centenaro levando cabo anlac
aumenado ferrovario de manea con-
dias vern sabado de Ia pa
Sada seana egado Mexico mas de decfs mil valeros pro
.den as odos Repubtca de los sados uni
dos Debdo afenca de visante es impossible consegun
cuartos en- los hoteles ningun precio
animadlsmo, touo por Ia nocne
publcos nuno de css DE CO.
mercio hermosas liumrnaclones.