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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
SOMEBODY'S LION. "
Mask and Wig Club 10 Give Perform
aure Here April t3.

The annual Writ of the University Of
pennavIvapia Malk and Wig Club, takes
place April IL. "5omebody's Lion -
this season 4 offering
The breezy free and easy atmosphere
Of the seaside is said To pervade the piece.
The first act takes place aboard the fish
Tails, the yacht of Mr.. Weakfsh, war
profiteer ,,
The second act is laid or cozy littie
cannibal island in the South seas ~ -
true that the animal in the play y not
sea-lion, but, ~ any rate, he - q 1es~
going lion
The book il by Edwin VI Lavino, w4ltf 4
lyrics and music by Gharles Gilpin ~
production, as in former years. ~ unoei
tho guiding hard Of Charles !. Morgan,
Somebody Lion viii be ~ ~ ~
Playhouse on April IL and dansant vi
follow the play
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
R. R. PROBLEMS BEFORE
CABINET FOR DISCUSSION
Conference Reaches Conclusion
That National Agreements
Are Very Vital Issue.

Washington. April 2.-The railroad
problem and other economic questions
were discussed at much length yester-
day by President Harding ana ms
Cabinet and while no definite conctu-
siohs were reached, there were develop
ments of Importance.
The request by the railroad unions
that President Harding call confer
ence of representatives of the executives
and the unions was one matter that
came up. 1t is understood that no such
conference viii be called at this time
Z Members of the administration are
coming to realize that continuation OF
the national agreements obtained by
the employees during government con
troll is the vital point of the struggle
which has been going on between en-
ployers and employees before the Labor
Board in Chicago.
The employees, II is said. would make
material concessions on reasonable
wage reductions, and the inequalities,
| said to exist under the national agree
| ments. if the principle contained in the
| agreements were endorsed by the al
ministration and continued. But the
executives protest against extension ot
/ the agreements. which in effect call for
recognition Of the unions and the
right OF the workers to bargain collect
| lively on a national basis.
The attitude OF the administration
toward this critical question is not yet
certain. one view is that To recognize
the national agreements as permanent
policy would create situation where
individual railroads would he unable tf
put arguments for read .ustments before
their employers and vice versa II
grievances would have 10 he settled on :
national basis
II is for this principle that the rail
road employees have been lighting be
fore the labor board. Thursdays tele
gram Of employees from Chicago. ask
ing Mr. Harding to call national con
ference is evidence that there is no dis
position on the part Of the workers 4
give ground. The whole situation i
little advanced beyond where it wa
when hearings began before the laho
I hcgr-1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
,RRoR DAY At NEWPORT.
Public School Children Present Very
Interesting Program.

Newport. April 2-The children 81
-. &ernort public school furnished
This program At their Arbor Day e%ef-
cises at the school yesterday afternoon.
MANY parents and friends. as We'll as
The members OF the Womans Club II
%-wport. attended the exercises. Fol
lowing is the program:
Sone-.Sunshire" school. greetings,
Ina Reed: recitation, The Birdie
Question" Merritt Burke recitation,
The Trees. Helen Louise cunning
ham: recitation. "Apticipation. Harold
Hanna: recitation The Crow IA hazel
sherwood: recitation. Who Likes the
Rain" Nellie Seeds; song. Arbor Ia!
March. by school: exercise a FLOCK
Of Birds; recitation, The DAISY
Margaret Poole: recitation, 4 Little
cock sparrow, William Day: reclta-
Ton. Trees" Donald Selby; recitation
Why They Plant Trees. Albert Mar
shall: piano duet Country COUSIN,
.Iargaref Lyman and Margaret Hargan
ouaIa-ion. He Who Plants an oak
l:.i,.-cca Sayers. trio, The Orlole'
Dorothy Selby. Beatrice Cunningham
md Carrie Draper; Arbor Day acrosuc
group exercise: recitation. Birds
vests. Richard Loose: recitation
The Tree : fTlefuS. A1dItililt -'l4t' ii'4l
recitation, Mr.. Robin" Robert Hol
comb recitation. What the Little Bir'
said" Mary Harman: Reading. His
toric Trees" Gertrude Payne; song
The Beauty Of the Stately Trees
quotation "A Plea for the Forests, lie
I,ov NIinker: recitation, "A Spring Air
ing" Elizabeth Dannenhauer; reciIa
tion. The Robin and the Lark Louis
Faulkner. solo, sunbeam Of Love,
Mabel C;elson: recitation, Spring" FL
$40 Hanna; recitation. Lady Appl
I.lossom Pauline Dougberty; recita
tlou Three Little Doors Dorothy ~
nam piano solo. Rustic Dance. Nil
lard Cornwcll recitation. Guess Who,
Wini:red Gooddy; recitation, Buds,
->ll.ei1 kempski; reading "Woodma
SPAR That Tree. Jeannetta Dough-
erty. song The Planting Song. Class
rs,its lion ~ Spring Song Raymon
I:oys; play Tor Arbor Day song Jus
Little Pansy'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THE STAGE.
"AmPrica" Closes Tonight.

After weeks performance of the big
amateur play America" which has
been given IN The Playhouse by 1.0oo
local people the vast army of partici
pants are still full Of vim and zest.
They have been faithful and were last
night compounded by tho coaches. MIR.
and Mrs N. Mills Davis There will be
a special matinee this afternoon and the
concluding performance this evening.
ON Monday evening Delaware Con
sl~tory. under whose auspices tho play
~ given viii entertain AZ theatre
party at Tie Playhouse. all members Of
The group 81 participants winning in the
point contest. Announcement ~ The
winning croup WIl nc made A. this eve
ninEs performance.
Hearts Of Erin" at The Playhouse.
Wilmington VIII lie formally intro
ducod H. Walter Seaman the star of
Hearts "f Erin on Monday evening
a. The PlayhouSe This is not how
ever. Mr.. Scanlans first appearance III
Wilmington He was last seen here
when b. had the tenor lead in Arthur
/ Ham mcrstein $ musical comedy Some
/ body~ Sweetheart Mr. Scanlan's
rlay Hearts of Erin is reported as
q delightful romance - Irish Life as
sweet ana lfEHI Us t+l+' 4tAN ldA4ttI4 VIII
flowers of an Irish hillside il is said
10 give the young star an opportunity
! for acting such as he has never had in
any Of the musical comedies or light
+ operas with which ne has been as
sociated His work in the role Of the
/ heir 10 the Dromana estate is said
/ 10 be very clever and artistic
Take 1t From Me-
cast. chorus and production IN IT'S en-
t!rety that created such furore Of
appreciation at the Studebaker Theatre
in Chicago and also in New York, Will
appear at The Playhouse next Thurs
day. Friday and saturday This cast is
tn. reucIcus of the company that hrst
presented Take II From NJ" here two
years ago
"As You Were" Coming.
The Playhouse has completed ar
rangements and signed contracts for
/ the appcarauce here on April 1919 and
20 Of AS You Were, the seasons big
gest musical revue, with sam Bernard
and irene Bordoni
Phil Adams at The Garrick.
Phil Adams and mis- lady friends are
booked for the Garrick Theatre next
week in a musical satire in six scenes
which VIII be elaborateIy staged The
biz also includes the Bibsou city Four
in songs and comedy; Charles Rogers
Co. in a comedy sketch, Smith ano
Devere. in News Oddities. Tip" pre-
scented by Bob Lee Harry Price th'
cartoontst. Jean DuNal in gems 81
art also Edith Hallor. direct from tn,
= Ziegfeid Beauty SHOW. who will sing
,,.t,h loo DaIy AT the piano II is
= cIeyet comedy and musical bill. viii
q lot of novelty included
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
LAYMEN PROTEST
AGAINST CHANGE
D;snleased With Action OF Confer
ence in Regard to Stewards
Election.
sr corrosnondence of Every Evenin

s,.1 correspondence of Every Even'n
crisfield. Md, April 1.-The laymen
,ssociation of Wilmington Methoois.
L,niscopal Conference. at ITS aii''u''
n,oeting. yesterday afternoon en-
nhatically protested against the pr
nosad charter amendment prov "''',e
that the Conference Board oi Ste"". US
shall he composed of nine meInpers' ~
ministers and four laymen' an ~ R
..l,,,od hv. the Annual Conference, anu
.,fter animated discussion. unanimously
adopted the following resolution
Whereas The charter of the boaro
of Conference Stewards OF the w Nil''li'iS
tor, Annual Conference. adopted III ."o''
proyides that the ministerial Iheiiipti
uf said board shalt he elected ny tne
Wilmington Annual Conference anu ','e
,a, p,ar,bers of said board shall he
elected by the Boards OF Ilstrlct 0'e"
ards for a term OF four years anu
u-,,.r.as The Board of Conference
stewards has for 80 years been compos-
80 ,;-bt members, four elected by
III, Wilmington Annual Conference ano
fo,,, by the Boards of stewards oil 'h'
I,,, ,,cr,bers of the church; and.
wbereas The Wilmington Annua
,.,rfarence has passed resolution It
.u,or,l tn, charter Of the Wilmington
a
,-o,fcreuc,. adopted in 1869. by takhit
from tn, laymen the right through 'hel
I,o,rds 81 District Stewards To eieC
fo,ir members Of said BOARD ot toh
t.rorce stewards and giving To IN
yYilr,inrton Annual Ministerial Confer
me-. IN, right 10 elect the four Ia.
,,..,,,b.rs Of said board and further IN
cr.asinc. the members to nine, hNe o
vbo,,, shall be ministers and Only lou
laymen: and
Whereas. The above paragraph 35' g
~. Disciplinc Of 1920 has been IN
,.ked as a reason for amending Sal
.barter. although said provision ha
l..n in the Discipline over SO " rs
and
Whereas. The Laymen's Association
r.nrcsenting over $4,000 laymen OF IN
churches in the Wilmington confer
ence. regards such action OF the cor
ference as unwise and detrimental !
the future success of the minlsterl'
endowment fund; now therefore ne
Resolved: By the Laymen's Assoc
alton OF the Wilmington Contereh'
that We emphatically protest again'
such resolution and action OF the men
hers of the Wilmington ; Iual Conie'
en,e and in view Of previous harmonlol
a-d effacsiya work Of the Board
60 a,lu.a,,1s oar, request that III
~ ,,e-t,,r ,npal Conference recoI
sid aa,. resCind sue res luton
Henry 2. Cannon. Thomas ;. RaV
,;,s 49, Han y Mute were appoin
oor,r,i.tee 10 communicate the la,
,,o,.s nrotes+ IA the Annual ConterenC
The laymen also adopted res"lu'io'
deploring commercial.-atlon 81 7
Lords Day and indorsng lckinS"h =
Lords Day and indorsinE n1rk'ns"A #,
For the ensuing year tht ass" =
.l.o,ad Tho following officers. IRE
id, nj. wa Harry Jones. Esce-preSldon'
T. B Ely. J. W. WheatleH Victor
Kitchens and !. : Lawson. Secf''tf 7
CIaren,. 4. short: treasurer. Samu
Z. Smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
RTfIpFRs WILL ARBITRATR.
Boston Trades Council Ready to CaH
Umpire In Wage Dispute.
,ted Press to Every Evening.

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Boston. April The United Build
ing Trades Council announced early
today that It had decided 70 accept =
proposal of the state board of con
citation and arbitration for conFidera-
ton of the dispute with the employers
that has tied ~ building operations In
this city for ten weeks
nder the plan the men will return
10 work at the rate = 81 an iaour whlc q
thev demanded. pending adjustment of
m. differences by arbitration. The
emnJovere represented by the building
trades employers association have
offered ninery cents an hour and nave
ALREADY agreed to the arbitration sug-
gestton. It Is expected thar work will
be resumed next Mouday APPROX
irnately 5000 men have been affected
bv the tie-up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
FORRIGS NIssToSs
Interesting Meeting Held - Cr-es Y ?.
fhurrh

At -re wee't~r tnr Women fnr
-.g- MlsgIo-ar- -r-e- n I~ar
r church ee'd yesterday afts~ncr-
n tne church aoIse N-s t.hh
ha4 charge lf tr4 program rrier ~
found ~ na to'1 ~-a-a7+ -g a0f -.F-
aL ~ her -r-od safreTa fra
Rorr eTu-a -rf ''r-r-o~
The Irfua-~a fhie E-s
y Taylor tolA = TIE -Tae-~e
bible -- r- 1-va branch R-f dr-
smith d7ye'- f4enoe
s~e.zn h-a~-h
During +re -'r--si a'raen eaa aa
dresses Sire 2rH- -a1 trrarEef
tava- 1orr-a-a. ~ -ne -fua~r-
bible r- .-t.e dre~ The ttia 11f'
-vh- l.sr'avo1 -e ro ~~r
-9ue--a - a-f e~-a We
Ru-r s-d Esther flr-s aust+rr
mr. ard Af-4 -arS l-he
Rethards -1hrv Es s-f arar f
--ra- -eur --e --n~- -nad
-1a.nE -aa -aa--erI- ran-al
~ me ~or.e--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
IRISH CONSTABLE SLAIN.
nombs In Electric Light Station and
Londonderry Wound Two Soldiers.

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening.
Belfast. April SERIOUS disorders
occurred III Londonderry last evening.
Constable Higgins was SHOT and killed
by asaailants who escaped, two homhs
were thrown at the electric light sta
ton. and two soldiers We're wounded,
ana in rifle firing following the attack.
two civilians We're injured. The station
nronertv was not damaged by the eX-
plosion
An attack VAS made on the police
barracks on LeclSy Road. and tso con
stables were wounded before police
reinforcements. which arrived III an ar
nored car beat OF the attacking party
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
ALLIES GOT DEUTSCHLAND.
Commercial L Boat Afterward Became
a Fighter, Captain Says
.tated Press 70 Every Evening

nv Associated Press . Every Evening
Boston. April 2-The huge German
commercial submarine. Deutschland.
after her two trips 70 the United states
the nrst 10 Baltimore and the second
- NV London. Conn was taken over
~. ~. German navy. made into
tf.btinr t.-boat ard subsequently sur
,e,,dar..d 70 the Allies after the arnis-
- Henry ! Sketiingtcn. commits
siona, II tnn.igratlon a this port de-
clared here last night
NTr Skettineton said he learned of
he Deutschland fate from Captain
pa,,l Koenig. the big undersea craft :
skipper on her voyage % Amer iea'
whom he said, he met n Beriln on MS
way back - this country, aiter TIP
to Russia with shlp!oad OF deFotteo
radicals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
FIRST TERMINAL Unit.
Plans Are Expected 10 he Completed
NeNt Week.

r. vas announced today by Charles
II C,arn.s. secretary of the Harbor Com
mission that all plans FOR the inrJIa-
pnit Tor. the marine terminal project on
me I.ohdeu site would be completed
DURING me latter part OF next week. \
conference between the cogumI ssioners
and John Meigs consulting engineer
will be called az an early 3a.. 90 e&
anime and discuss specifications Yer -he
initial unit.
The board expects 10 receive the eutlrs
So of blue prints within ;he neat leN
DAYS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
WORKERS VOTE on REDUCTION.
Proposed Cut Would Start Building
Operations. Contractors Say.
4 Press % Every Evening

Rv. Associated Press % Every Evening
Chicago. April - The building trades
council of Chicago today submitted to
a referendum vote thu prop~ sal OF the
Building Contractors Association for a
reduction in wages Of skilled mechanics
and uildinr laborers. The council
claims membership Of 5000
The contractors proposed reduction
from st.25 an hour TO 81 for mechanics
and from 81 an hour 70 20 cents an
hour fer lahorers.
Acceptance Of the reduction. the con
tractors said. would result in letting Of
Sf00 O0o 600 in building contracts. within
thirty days.
1t is helievedcmfwyp shrdiu etaoin et
Il is estimated bv union officers that
30 0o0 building uadcsmen are unem-
pluytd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
prr0rRING NECESSARY
Instructions for Motorists travelling
Roads Down the State.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Do1,r Nmil The state Highway
Department has issued the following
null.tin relative to road construction IN
New Castle county
The state road is closed between state
Road station aud Tybout.s corner
MOTORISTS ga.ng down the Staue naN toll
Iuu thc stare raad through tarnhust
=. f.n, rs State Road Station detourins
- th,. li-ht two miles over the din road
to Bear station Turu sharply 10 The
l.ft ~ Bear. across railroad, thence by
stone road TO 4. bouts Corner. eau
lion should be used. as the crossing at
Rear station is i dangerous one
An alternateIo is 70 leave Whining
ION Via Market street bridge Neeping
ia the lcIt south of the CaaseWay: fol
Ia,,. tbe trolley line to ana through New
castle to Rogers Corner The road
south from New Castle to Rogers
corner is IN poor condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
u. s. SICK DRINKING MORE
CHAMPAGNE, IMPORTS SHOW
BY Associated Press.

Washington, April 2.--Sick folks
apparently are making Increased
use of French champagne since
prohibition went into effect. At
least, il can be imported only Tor
medicinal use and Department OF
Commerce figures show importa-
tions to the value of s3s4. .30t in
1920 against 81. 1853 In 1919.
Part OF the difference, officials
pointed out, probably was due to.
increased price of champagne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
ea,tou P. ). ,u,eailou.

ptfn, -ss A-L-. 'it w
southern Son H,-t-.ol De-
Elstcu Ni- ueet
Protestant EpisCora r-r,r
Anne. ~ Nfr.ii Erra
6a Arrl. ~u +re
y,ltclr rt
haze eel -l.d .t- .r,0,.tuon
IS IS r, tl-- trI
the i.y, csc Ss. a.s-. s.. aho.-.
- ---,.r =, N.r-N san
NCs- =. .rt ..tIu..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
rbl,,,, Rob Ha,km ar 81 0,rrco. .

rss..,~ ~r..t rrN H. ..NA
x-s trrr .he
800, West s,,y. N.r,~th
ik while t.v u-t.n.t Has "a
NlarNet S,ry. h,,N', sat
Ninrh su,,-s. Has> - Nc
r. IRE machine c,0~s ent
~ returned tt tss esEsins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
Enjoy ABLE u NJ T..
Ry Young Folks Of Electric Hose and
Rubber 60.


Rubber 60.
Tho Beneficial Association O. the
Elort,tr Hose and Rubber Co. held
dance in the spacious recreation room
of he plant. Twelfth and pure streets
last night. About 200 dancers enjoyed
the affair. which was limited 70 the
employees Of the plant only
The officers Of the association who
were in charge Of the dance we're Frank
Hayes. president. and II Brown. sec
rararv The committee q arrange
,7ants comprised John Z. Fiager.
Augustus Lux and Miss Moilie Car
ryantcs
The room was brilliantly decorated
with flags and bunting Dale.s orehes-
ira furnished pleasing music. Prior 10
the conclusion or the dance at .9o
o'clock. refreshments were served
similar festivities are given by the
beneficial Association from time TO
tfro and ali have been successful
tn. proceeds Of last nights dance Will
h. qsea to swell the treasury OF the
o,eanizatian which has been greatly
! dininished during the past winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
koo koo klub Dance.

The koo Koo Klub held its annual
Easter dance il the New Century Club
last night with over 50 couples III at
tendance The room was decorated With
colored lights and numerous sfeamers.
Easter egga decorated with rosettes OF
tba sinh colors were given favors. The
ofhcars of the club acted as the enter
tainment COMMITTEES.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
sIs MOTOR YACHT LAUNCHED
Vessel af Auto Maker WIN he Driven
RA oil Rurnmg. tMgine.

s. Associated peess 70 ENer< ENcning
Detroit. Aprtl The motor driven
Yacht nelphiue. the largest vessel Of its
kind ever constructed, was launched
~ the Great Lakes Ship Yards today.
The Yacht was begun by the late
ITarare r. Dodge. automobile manu-
faet,irer. and named after his daughter.
NIrs oliver cromwell. FORMERLY Miss
pelphine tone Dodge The vessel viii
be driven by oil burning engines and IS
,nsf few feet narrower than the st.
Lawrence River locks. which Will allow
massage to the ocean.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
rha,,r - ~ Repalr,d IN Ralimarr.

ry,ts llr.tre lt tAI
81 .h. E.ta.-rs.u ~h.po4 4ius
poratlor ne
-s-ser ELS
7Ne 1la>,.+
east ot
tCorn.n- a p
,astevs. r-.Hs
.sty,l st ~, Cars. o,t- 'l1,,
The company was tHaeF o'A
,,.s.. .-rcy-r ANA IN, noa, n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
Warns Nelghhors 10 Rehnye.

With q warning to both defendant
and complainant, 10 behave, Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court today dis
missed Anna Kline. charged with as
sault and battery ON Emma. Gladstone.
Mrs. Gladstone claimed Mrs. Kline
struck at her after an argument about
the children playing in front Of Mrs.
Gildstonc's store on South Head street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
APPEAL FROM CITY TAX.
Number OF Realty Owners protesting
Levy Is About Normal.

one case Of appeal from a new as
seesnent was filed with the city hoard
- ass.ssors YESTERDAY the first day
If m. review period aud two more up
- noon today II IS anticipated that
The number received this year will
closely approximate the average Of the
1ast faw Years. not exceeding 500 and
probably around $50 or 500.
,rhns. So far received are of the typi-
al l,tnd where are reasons offered on
both sides. and the matter seems one
Of ready adjustment
The remainder of this month eonsu.
t,,tes the review period. and the maj
tabultion will be made early next
month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
NAMES NEW IRISH GOVERNOR.
England Picks Lord Edmund Talbot
10 Succeed YiScOunt French.

London. April . Field Marshal Us
count French Of Ypres will he sue
ceeded as Lord-Lieutenant and Gov
ernor-General Of ireland by Lord Ed
,nund Bernard Talbot. who has held
the post Of Joint Parliamentary Seere-
tarv Tor the Treasury.
Sir Robert ) Horne, presidea- s. tas
Ra8rd Of Trade had been appointed
chancellor for the ENcheQuel IN S0,
ees~jon 10 u Austen Chamber.a'.
STANLEY BALDWIN. pariiamcntary Secr'-
tarv Is she treasury will become 'hs
nov president Of the boarl IS '~a4"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
ri,en one Ye.V Tor non Sarpo

rancs scott ~-hose 'atnt ,"r
"a his ban hons asst saturday was srr
tenced rc one yea in tn' ""i
I dge Hastings p NuriciTa' 'o.
aaD scott has heen under
supper, order for four Ves''
which tire he never rail ren'
allowed his AGED father to pov
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
nlhhon. Cr,rt 10 be NhEIne.

Baltimore. April THE crypr 'n
which CardUal Gibbons was enionoeo
.,h,,rsaav with simple ceremonies after
the imposing services in the Ia'nedta
,,.tu ~ Kent open as shrine of p.l-
s--f,.,aga # was announced Yesterday az
the archiepi iscopal residence. ~ o'
the Cardinals predecessors p the
1,-,,.t,-,[,r, arohhisnhorjc are buried
there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
F,nea sso Fo1 assaultlEs Boy

ON n charge Of assault and battery
~ Janes Skeninger. ell Stroud street,
Felix Glowak was fined $50 and costs
n Ablnfeipal Court today. The hoy tesr
tined mat While in Glowaks cellar the
man stabbed him with butcher knife.
f,Iowak said he WAS going to make saus-
age ana when the boy fingered ia the
eellar hy struck him with the butcher
knife
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
Alrr. WIZ, IA. "a larn nn.

r. WE, &. .lrs 0id
5Y5 Sprirse. street sai sis .t
,orn o6 this morning r. 'a.nrg
srano,d az the plars 70 Joseph
croft 4 Cons Company Rc na
moved 70 the Hompopath.c hDa
where thc injuries were Are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
.nnn,l..nn 80. - 49,.

meeting ~ the Rcpuh..
M Association last night olc.g.
elected AS follows president
n Iang vloe-prcsidcEt charles ht
ara. secretary. Joseph Gould Tres
+ Isaac Mcclure. Plans Tor me OWN
TX city campaign were discussed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
MOOSE MEMORIAL.
Appropriate Program ~ me Hall III.
morrow VpninE.

Wilmington Lodge
order ~ Moose. Eil nl rrlt
memorial services eu hers rr
rave Gled during 1e lsf
morrow evening 4r .'n.
Lodge home -1s French tt--@
-he -onu-lrrt.- r rargr trn
gram comprises 'V Ane
James r. C0y-e. -auh~ 2. N1gs
program va. ~.. l.e e~le, ,t"rr
Nous. ar. l-St-s. 1fou-+ lart~f
rlatr ncr'.- rA -r- t 1.
ami .9nl--s4nr 'rr.ate nhn
den au 1trua- r. address
I1r- pii -a- N l- s~,retar
rial address 'frr tNr la-rt'n
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
Accnse Ror of Rrenklng Inin store

John r. Karsher - years old, charged
with breaking open Goldsteins store, on
King street. was remanded to the Juve-
nile Court by Judge Hastings in Mu-
uicipal court today The boy Was ar
rested last night by Officer Rodenheiser.