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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
BEATTY DIDN'T ANSWER
WHEN CALLED IN COURT
Had Been Arrested. at Request
of New York Authorities, on
Non-Support Charge.

George r. Beatty. arrested Yesterday
at the request Of the New York authorities,
on n non-support charge, and held IN
$500 bail, failed TO appear in Municipal
Court this morning.
The request for the arrest 81 Feetty
was telogrnphed here by Inspector Lohey
Of the New York police ard the man was
taken into custody yesterday Of noon in
the du pont Puildire ~ city detectives
McDanel ard Kempski. When brought
To the police ntntiori be rrt dured a roll
Of bills and peeled Of s5oo. which he de-
posted az bail
When Boatty's name was called this
morning in Municipal Court and there
was no answer, Judge Lynn ordered for
fejturc uf his bail and an attachment iH-
sued
According TO information received at
tho local detective bureau, an indictment
on the charge ~ non-supporf ~ two girls,
ono I years and the other IA years old,
was found against Beatty in New York.
Beatty eame 70 Wilmif Rton last April
and . few days ago he married Miss
Lillian Shaw, livit g At 25l5 West street.
I he marriage wac cor firfued ~ the home
Of the girls paref rs this mornirg.
Last October Beatty retilrr cd to Erg-
land. whrt 20 he enine. ard . few weeks
later returr ed 10 Wilfnir gton with q
high priced car later he bought another
car Both cars we're kept At the Wilmi &
ton Automobile 90. 8 garage, on Elover n
atreet, ear the Hotel du Pout At the
garaee this morTi & n was stated thai
both ears had been taken away
At tho hotel du pout shortly after 2
q clock Yesterday afternoon he checked
nuf He paid hia hill ard left A. 255
clock he entered the ofice of the Taxi
cab Co ~ ia West Flevei th street and
asked how much IL would cost ~ take
him 20 phila delrha lie wag Informed
that st2 was the regular price and Edward
{ rat sinn, efr2 " esf To- IN street. n
driver for the company. touk Beatty r.
PHILADELPHIA " here the driver left him
IN that city il rot krnfvn However, y
ie understood that ho toitAihe driver that
ahv this tltne tomorrow will be seaHlok
He was liberal in niaklf bis tip to 1rar s.
ton AZ the time ho leff for Philadelphia
in tho tswicah hc cartle'i no baggngr and
WIS alot
Neiahbura hvirg ID tic sann square
ard car the Shaw horne claIm tha' short
~ before 3 O'Clock Yesterday after NON 2
taxlcah drove W 10 thn Shaw home
They cav Il seemed 20 Re loaded with
IL geaga md that two people . tered fhr
rai a. II drove of Arcardif ~ the state
moi a ore reighbor Il seems as il
Tratty fret wet 70 Philadelphia n ar-
"a, ge massage Tor foreign lar ds ard ihen
ret,lrr ed to Wilrrir ptof,. aec1irad his bride
ard baggage ard disappeared.
Tho pnlloe here aay the New York
police told them Beatty had eluded tho
Nev York ard Washii gton police
Beatfy r. said tn have served ~ the
aSation rnps # the British army dluif :
/ tho world II ar and also ~ have lfver fer
n device for the airplaI that wna pur
| chased ~ the British government
Tho 9 gaRemsut ~ the couple was
| annolrred several weeks ago just where
| ard when they were married has aot beeF
divulged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
FUTURE POLICY or q. or p.
Between Groups State WI
BE Asked for Lawyer Appropriation.

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Jan lO.-~The future
policy Of the University q Pennsylvania
has been decided by the trustees commit
toe on policy and the report submitted
90 the sfher trustees, IL became known
today. The report viii be acted upon
az meeting Of the boatd on January ~
One faction has contended that the
institution should be for tho education
Of the masses Of high school graduates
and should admit those who are not work
ing for degrees, while the other has. af-
vooated its limitation ~ those seeking
academic or professional degrees The
latter group has urged a smaller ins'hp-
tion, maintained without state ai1
II waa said today that The gyoposed
policy is compromise and thft m nd
dition 10 the sl0.000GO endowment
fund which the alumni plan 10 raisn,
larger appropriation viii be asked from
the state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
LEVY COURT COMMITTEE.
Appointments for the Year Announced
by President Stctser.

President Stetser of Levy Court today
announced the following committees for
one year:
Finance-Balf, Jones and Strahorn.
Public Building Strahorn, Jones and
Ball
Printing Stetscr and Collins.
Coroner and Physicians--Ball, Collins
and Mccoy.
Overpaid Taxes-Buckson, Ball and
Jones
Attorney, Clerk and Sheriff Mccoy,
Jones and Strahorn.
Approval of Bonds Ball, Buckson and
Mccoy.
Magistrates and Constables
Ball and Collins
Assessors and Inspectors Mccoy, Ball
and Strahorn.
County Workhouse Mccoy
and Ball
Wilmington Hundred Bridges s-Jones
Stetser and Ball.
Ferris Industrial School Collins. Bal
and Mccoy
Girls Industrial School-Buckson,
Jones and Stetser.
County IIospital-McCoy, Jones ano
Collins
Hope Farm Collins, Mccoy and Ball
City Hospitals-Stetser, Jones and Col
Inns.
Legislature Jones, Mccoy and Buck
son.
Rules-Ball, Strahorn and Jones.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
SENATE WILL CONFIRM
ARMY APPOINTMENTS
Will Not Raise Ban on Civil NoneI-
nations by Wilson, How
ever.

Washington. Jan 1a-Inaction by
the senate on the thousands of nonl-
nations submitted at this session by
President Wilson was broken yester-
dny and the way paved for cnnfrma-
ton before March of emergency ap-
pointments.
Attempts Of democratic Senator's
to force an executive session. none II
which had been held since Congress
assembled last month resulted in an
agreement between party leaders to
refer "a appropriate committees, with
instructions 70 report. the nominations
of 5.534 army officers recommended for
permanent committees in the Pershing
board and now holding temporary ap-
pointments.
This agreement vas reached after
Senator Lodge. the Republican leader.
had given notice that his party would
not tolerate any tendency on the part
Of the present administration TO place
its followers In Office to the embarrass-
meut of the new administration and
after Senator Underwood, the Demo
cratic leader, had assured the Republi-
cans that there was no desire on his
part to do that The agreement. II
later was said might lead to action be-
fore March on few other nomi-
nations OF an urgent nature.
Senators Fetcher. Democrat. Florida
and Norris. Republican. Nebraska, dur
ing the time that the subject Of nomi-
nations was up tried unsuccessfully
to force action on civil appointments
Secretary Baker. II was learned today,
recently asked the Judge advocate
generals department for information
as to the status of officers whose nomi-
nations are pending.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
FILM PLANT EAFIoDEs. DEAD.
Charred Bodies of Victims Are Blown
Through Window at Bayonne.

Bayonne, n. J., Jan. 1.-two persons
were killed and more than 10 were in
1ured in an explosion and fire i n a
building housing several film uanufac-
turng companies here yesterday.
Two charred bodies. apparently blown
through a window. were found beside
the tracks OF the Central Railroad. near
the factory.
Firemen worked desperately to
check the flames and rescue others who
might be inside the building.
Ten injured persons were takel. 10
the Bayonne Hospital.
Fifteen persons We're inside the
small building when the explosion oc-
CURED. Instantly the structure vas
wrapped in flames. Several nearby
buildings caught fire, but were saved by
prompt arrival of fire apparatus.
The fire was caused by the ignition
Of films, which fared up with a blast
that shattered windows in the vicinity.
One body was identified as that Of
Miss Ethel Suchow. "a. She apparently
leaped from g fire escape amid the
flames.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
NORRIS PLAN BANK.
Officers and Directors Elected at the
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stockhoId-
ers of the Wilmington Morris Plan
Bank was held Yesterday and directors
were elected Immediately after the
Stockholders meeting the directors met
and elected the following officers. The
results follow:
Directors-Thomas F. Bayard. J
Danforth Bush George p. Bissell
Lewis W. Brosius, Carlton T. Bridg
ham, Royden c. Bryan. Frederick j
Blatz, James r Chandler. Coleman du
Pont. Aaron Finger. Harry T. Graham
Harrison w Howell. William Z. Hol-
land. John J. Hayes. John 5. Mullinr
Holiday S Needs, Jr., William c. Muir
gatroyd. Otho Nowland. Robert II
Richards. Howard L, Seaman. James
S. Stirling, Chas. H Ten Weeges
Charles Topkis Alfred D. Warner, Jrr
William A. Hannigan.
Oficers-John :. Mullin. president
James S. Stirling. vice president; John
J. Hayes. asst. Secy. treasurer; Alfred
D. Warner, Jr, treasurer; Royden c.
Bryan. secretary and manager
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
THIEVES AT FAIR GROUNDS.
Broke Into Three Buildings There Last
Night

Thieves operating in the vicinity ~
F.lsfnerc again made their appearsr ce last
night when they broke opon three build
irrs on the Delaware state fair grounds
and took n small amount oi mprev, some
carpenter tools and box If cracker
John Grier, caretaker of the grounds
discovered the thefts when hr went 20
work thia morning lie made an investi-
CATION and found that the loCk oii tho
Rrandstand and office bad been broken
open and sorno tools belonging '0 hun
taken out 4 panel in tho door q thf
main Office was broken ont ard p tclf
phone coin box opened and . smell amount
of charge taken from IL The thleYef ~
tanned a box of eoda crackers from ihr
graln and forage buSidipg
Nsaidents IN the neghbgrhood ~ INC
fair grounds say they heard o dlstwharce
on the grounds about 9 o'rlock last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
TAXBRTBER KILLS SELF.
Albert /. Iauer Was First Man so Con-
victed in Chicago.

Chicago, Jan l9-Albert l. Lauer. the
first man convicted on incom me tax bribing
charges in the Chicago Federal Court.
committed suicide Yesterday Lauers
who was 43 years old. was secretary 4
We Briggs & Turivas Co. a 81 ,000,0 COO
iron and steel wrecking and salvagng
corporation.
Testimony at the trial was that he
had paid Federal agent sI5, geo and
promised him rs much more il dis
crepancy Of $1,000 in the income tax
records Of the company were not ex-
posed The conviction was returned
November II, but sentence was sus-
pended pending trial Of case in which
Iauer and four other off GERS of the CON
Germ were indicted on charges of cor
spiracy to defraud the government Of
income taxes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
HOW FARM BUREAUS
AID ALL FARMERS
Members Of New Castle Bureau
Enlightened at Meeting Mt
HoCkessin.

Special Correspondence of Every Tvening.
fioefcsain. Jan - We arc not
anl,ing npaciaI favote for tho farmer
iut wo 40 aek that he he tut On the
1atnc hapia and given tho same recoE
nition aR arn other induntrieE said r..
n Heathn of the American Federation
cf Farm nurreus. IN addressing meet
ing hote Yesterday afternoon. Frank
I Ycar#ley president ~ the New Castle
County Farm bureau. presided About
sevcuty Two farmers were ureaent.
In reviewing tho achievements of the
American Federation Of Farm bureaus.
Air IIcaton stated IN referendum
submitted TO its t.hoa.00 members on
tho Kalaton Nnian Hill which proposed
"a infllct a tax Of ono per cent on ail
farm land above $4,000 in value. that
the vote was two 70 one against Il and
that the lsl was immediately dropped.
When tho railroad bill was before Con
grrsa thrd an Intervention of the M
tional farm burcau organization the
hook value Of the railroads VAS reduced
s1Iio,oOo 900 and 81 600 600 In freight
the farmers would have had 70 pay.
Another outstanding achievement of
which Nr. Heaton spoke was the
securing of credits for farmers. Is
ECEtAtN the tHHtiAttttt lhheo ti5tAN 4tI
perstlnding the Federal Reserve Board
10 direct bauks to accept storage
warehouse receipts for wheat and other
grains as collateral on loans.
Last spring the farmers of Long
Island we're unable to get their seed
potatoes down from Maine. due to the
car shortage An appeal was made
to sir silver. The Washington repre-
sentative OF the federation. He pre-
sentod an argument which resulted in
the diversion OF one hundred cars a
day to Maine above the normal car
movement there. When fertilizers were
needed a second investigation was made
and 500 cars we're secured Tor this
purpose.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
NE GROEs IN TROUBLE.
supposed Hghwaymen Held in Heavy
Bail for Court.

Two Negroes supposed highwaymen,
were each held under So 500 bail for the
Court Of General Sess 'ons by Judge Lynn
in Municipal Court today.
Joseph Markow testified that Jsmes
Pry 1r is one Of two Negroes who held him
10 at the point of a revolver several weeks
ag1 on Eighth street and took some money
They returned his watch, as il bore Mar
kows initials
Albany Murdoch, colored, it is alleged
attempted to hiold up Kenza Porter and a
woman friend on New Years eve on the
Causeway. Porter shot Murdoch in the
arm and Murdock's story as to how he
had been held up and shot aroused the
suspicious Of the police and led to the
investigation which resulted in his arrest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
CHARTER COMMITTEE MEETS.
Bi.Partisan Meet To Consider Compiet-
ed Draft This Afternoon.

The Bi-Partisan charter Committee
will meet at o'clock this afternoon
in the rooms Of the Young Mems Re
publican club $40 King steet. At that
time the members will consider the
completed draft OF r new charter
sioners to direct the affairs of the city
which embraces a commission form
of government--five elected commits
1t the meeting today. the committee
will either indorse or reject the draft
and submit it to the members Of the
Citizens Committee which will meet to-
morrow night in Parlors A aud p at
the Hotel du Pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
MUCH MEAT CONSUMED.
wilmingtonians Ate about 1000 .OG0
Pounds asst Year

Nearly ~ .G00 200 pounds ~ herf veal
lamb and pork came into the loCai market
during 1921. according - the annual ro-
port ~ Meat Inspector Charl~s y T1uz
presented - the Board of Health 81 ts
regular rneeting estrrday
total ~ % J44 rarcasscs ~ cattle
1.G9l ~ calves. 20 af4 shrep and lemns
and 31ai5 bors were recpivel ~ ahich
So per cent was slaughtered locally and
- gs.r cent ~ other POINTS under gorern-
meut inspection
The beef and pnrk were earh ahou'
g 90 900 nn1inds the mutton FHlfrI
and the veal 372. 13i Auott / Z tons u
meats. fish and poulfrv- -evactlv 53.t25
pounds-1as condemned and DESTROYED
rs unfit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
NEGRO GIRL ATTACKED.

Attacked bv number 81 her p.8vm8te~
both bows and girls. while % her vav rs
school fhls morning Bertha orreen!v, rol-
ored. IS wears old. was - seriously
injured that -he had - he .aSen fo the
Delaware Hospital dtcr her ulures
we're treated she vas taken 70 her home
Ili4 Eas' Fourteenth street Per- ha had
reached Eleventh and kirkwuod ztreets on
her way 70 School No %. when q Earg y
children started 70 attack her Residents
tried 20 stop the children and sent ID 2 rlll
for the police patrol ear Bv fhe time
the Police arrived ths children nad a~-
appeared. The police have made r. ~
rests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Eden Lodge to Confer Degrees.

The regular monthly meeting oi Eden
Lodge. No. 81, l. 0. 0. Fl, win be held
this evening Degree Master ? J Isaac
will appoint Il number Of members 20
take charge Of the work 81 initiating q
class Of candidates IN Elkton, Nd into
the first and third degrees on january
Is The work Will done IN the Armorv
there, and the Elkton members are plan
ming a rally. 4 rehearsal VIII be held AZ
tonights meeting Il enough Odd Fellow $
are present. Tomorrow evening the first
de gee Will he conferred by Eden Lodg
on a class 81 candidates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
RUSSIANS col, GB,CK

r.. Associated r--rr rr-v .e-rin~
Chicago IAN la it- rven fuasianr
TODAY arc carving smal American tags
and .rcv deciars TIE rrnc.rirs "a AmrI-
clu i.ordnm t1pv gained t-.s erlufrT
17ck ~ -hpT ompian1 .fhouEh -rr'
valintarIiv rruounreo tre amer ran form
0f rove~nmcut tcr frc ~0vIrf hey HrH
rYr 1 -muatav wlth ho'slevsm 'ref
s4E t-lt turning - RUSSIA reca..e.
teev r8ull not b~lng their wives iamilr-
r- s-yeptheaIrs ~ America
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
FORTY rs JAIL kFTFR
DRY RAID lN KANeA-

nv ss-o~IafsH rrsss tr r.rrv Eva- ar
leavar vl-ft Na.
rrysnr7 wcre sa r-r 'rfav
strrm0rs ~ rrfer rf erEn
growing aut rf wholesale Tirr
carried -Hf srrr .d r7rfr
si gtt lr frcr -frrs rrr
h Ilnuk.rs .af ~ FrrnraI
srd Coio' ~ E F.-a unarder
af tha rt Ifarv post 80 a-' ieavrrv7Tfr
CFlsItitIae ~ h1uor Z gambling rHra-
nhcrraha were trr7af fre drrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
EXCUSE FOR THESE MEN.
Cannot Meet support Orders When
Out OF Work.

There is no reason why man should
go TO Jail because he is unable to pay
a nom support order when he is out
OF work said Judge Lynn today. when
Joseph Matthews and Isaac Bevaus
were arranged before him in Municipal
Court because they were in arrears on
non support orders
Both men claimed they were unable
to obtain work and the judge ordered
Halleck s. Ray. probation officer, to
make 4 thorough investigation of their
case and report to him tomorrow
whether the statements of The men
were true.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
CLOSE BONDING CAMPAIGN.

Issue Of 81 600 600 Securities for County
Schools TO be Discussed at du POM
School
A campaign for the 81, 900, 900 bond
issue for the improvement of the schools
Of New Castle county viii close tonight
with meet Ct the du Pont School
There will be addresses by George B
Miller, A. r. Spaid, George L. Medill
p. f. Strickland Eugene H. Shallcross
and w II Jump
ANY persons wishing information on the
proposed bond issue can secure such in.
formation at the meeting tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
HOHENzoLLERN MOVE DENIED
Family Not Ordered 10 Leave Holland,
News Bureau Asserts.

The Hague, Jan. 19--The Official Cor
respondence Bureau yesterday denied re-
ports in circulation that the members of
the Hohenzenzollern family had been or
dered to leave Holland because it was
stated, the Allied diplomats here in
formed the Dutch Government that the
Hohenzollerns were planning counter
revolution in Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
DENY TURKISH VICTORY.
Reports Controvert Claim Greek Front
Is Broken in Asia Minor.

London, Jan 0o-Ohicial reports re-
Ceived in London seem to controvert
the claims of the Turkish Nationalists
that they have broken the Greek front
in Asia Minor
Both diplomatic and military reports
state conditions on the Greek front are
very quiet and that is any advance has
been made it has been on the part Of the
Greek troops
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
vIREIrss FoR R,UFn.T
4 &N wmTnqfaH Outfits ~ Nrr C-f---
Mobile and Prnrarnln

rv aze~~fat-f frrer F~r~r
N~ r-.rsr fr
j,werIlo rd ~.I- 'a'f XIX
par wii f
Crirnr- Mobile Irt ~rrIr
'l- fn~ fhc frs- eerfuo rf tIfr
-za a~crrd.- r - .r --rrs -raert rrra
rv-r 'adav lv f u ifrtf- r'rvrar
raY or ar- M "r -urrarv
T-lr fie-,atetr- r hn nard.r.
unv.rr ~ tn~s 2. err re u4r
t.,c-fe fvo f.sfr- nrr arN t
Ice4 nrvegfe ght rors rnrirrrg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
WOMAN SLAYs CHILDREN
THEN KILLS III RSkLF

By Associated Press 70 Every
winchester. "a. Jan. - Mrs. Mary
Glenn Hicks. wife as Stanley T. i1icsS.
shot and killed Three # .ler -aur 1u-
dreu early today NJ her hu.ae near here.
then killed herself Sho is believed
10 have been mentally deIanged due 60
A recent attack Of influenza
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Walter AppIeRate Hurt.

Walter Applegate, 3l09 Nan Buren
street. had mis- right hand and wrist
severely bruised when q heavy brake shoe
fell on him at the Pennsylvania railroad
shops at Todd S clIt about 1880 his morn-
ing He was taken to the Delaware Hos
pital, ID the police ambulance. Applegate
IS a repalrman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT.
Contin ,lod from page !

York reports the fight had been called
Off.
In an interview given Harry Smith.
sporting editor OF the San Francisco
Chronicle. and published today, Kearns
said:
1T is absolute falaehood. l am posi-
tive the deposits have been made and
are In the hands of Robert Edsren.
who was named as the man with fun
power to act. My money wes posted
three days after the Carpenter coin
was put I'm tho bank and l have my
receipt in my New York office. / know
also that the trrenchman left hIH coin
in this country"
Dempsey Ia residing at Kearns home
in Oakland across San Francisco Bay.
where he IN training during his visit
"a tho West. Attendants of the cham
pion refused to waken him last niRht
to discuss the report The attendants
denied knowledge of the report.
Paris, Jan. 1q.-Ieorgea Cnrpeutier's
forfeit "a a guarantee for the contract
he signed with Jack Dempsey for q bout
60 decide the heavyweight champion
ship Of the world iH being held by the
Morgan Harjos Bank of this city IL
was deposited with this institution on
| November % last and is the equivalent
OF 10000.
Harry s.. IIechheifher. counsel for the
| nghters. In n statement denying the
| Times story. declared that prior Ia tic
! time designated all deposits called for
| In the contract were delivered to the
/ Central Union Trust Company and the
| flRht viii take place aa scheduled Mr.
] Hechhelmer said he had received no
/ tice from the trust company that all
| deposits had been made.
/ The report of calling off the bout did
! not cuRnate frum contestants. promo.
! tors. their managers or attorneys. Nr.
| 1echheimei added
/ Ilos Angeles. Cali. Jan. i9-Hohert
| EdRren. stakeholder i'm the Dempsey
! Carpenter hott said here today he
/ had been informed riaht along that
/ all money had been posted aa required
! by the contract
| "Iack kuarns told me II had heen.
/ said FidRren. and I was informed car
| pentier's forfeit was depoaited In
/ France and was % hn forwarded as
/ agreed 10 tho Central Union Trust
/ Company of New York.
/ = recently heard reports that all
/ deuoaita had not hoen made. however.
/ ard J wrote 10 the trust company -
1 IND ont ! have not received m
i answer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
SELL BRIDGE BONDS.
$1,000 of Securities for Washington
Street Structure Bought by Local Bidder.

Bidders for Washington street bridge
bonds to the amount of 100000 were
opened at noon today at Levy Court as
follows:
Harris-Forbes Co. and Laird & Co,
Wilmington, s205, ,620;
Haanahs, Balm & Lee, New York City,
S201 ,402.
Honblower & Weeks, New York City,
$202, ,120.
Eldrodge & Co, New York City,
S204, $40
Biddle & Henry, Philadelphis, s2O5, ,066
The Joint bid Of Harris-Forbes Co. and
Laird & Co. was ordered accepted.
The bonds are 81 per cent bonds and
mature from 194l to 1856
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
NINE CARS LEAVE TRACK

ry Associated lress IS Every -r-niuE
IIa-r-i fen W Sine -ar
81 lo express ta 1-
-ta n.caEl t.r tt tle ras tre rir-
res, nt Friendship tus lo.-la- SD
-t. ,-ar- are iad.1g ul -o
vas 44 - l-up Hlai .tcr-
~ the s.e ra.e ter.are.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
$500 FOR RELIEF FUND.
Late Contributors Swell Delaware Total
For Hoover Movement.

More than $500 was added to the
Hoover Relief fund today through be-
lated contributions. Among these the
largest came from Westminster Pres
byterian church for S133.7l. This how
ever does not represent the contribu-
tions from this congregation. as there
were several larger amounts given
earlier in the movement.
Other contributions We're Mr.. and
Mrs. e. II. Conner, $100; Mrs. James
satterfield. $40: Grace Church Sewing
Society, $50 and @. i. Groshell, $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Funeral OF j. J. Danaelerger.

The funeral OF Joseph J. Danneberger.
aged IS years. who died on Saturday,
was held yesterday afternoon from the
residence of his son, Frederick A. Dan
neberger, 302 Poplar street. Warren
stewart George Ward. William Croft
house Howard Baldwin, George Taylor
nd Allie Brass We're pail bearers. In
terment was in the SiIverbrool ceIne-
terry.