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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
BONUS BILL WILL FAIL,
HIGHWAY AID ALSO
Senator Thomas Opposition
Kills Measure for Relief OF
Ex-ServiCe Men.

Washington. March 3 1hr fate ~ The
Soldier Ronus hill apparently Waa decided
Nc4terdayI the seeHate Senator Met nm
hcr Republican, North Dakota FOR tho
Eirarce Committee. made formal request
fr unanimous consent ta hrrg up the
weaaure. Int senator lhnmus. Democrat
Colorndo. who filed minority opposing
report Yesterday objected
Senator Ne1 'umher asked Il the sen-
atpr would carr, his opposition far eroueh
- tie III. the measure sith parliamentary
ahatwc0nu 4 ~eratai Ihamaa roplsd
that Whde hia thraht WAS rpt ~ very
good condition he would 10 tho beat he
could Senator MrturIei thefeipor ~
nounesd ttat 10 would taf prose- thr
mcnadrr f1fber ~ sernlat Ihatpns
I've ennll +" moro thaa enH elert -
blo,A the pll
Ihe 3eall,ck betnef9s tn lIanse ard
Scrate over iho ~efafe uiu,l jmert -
tho ~,udr1 tltl lnil appropriation u
st0 0n No fsr tho Nilaof dam af Mus
ale ~haala Sla -tH & nnhs1t.1
tevrt.. htd eIeend IT. eaIei daf last
ufri fat i0.t fhe ls.arraal anpilt measures
and Irai.rs still nrrr h4,efalofe ? ttlng two
athat+ tie truv ard sHedtf tlvil
Through ~ fhe i,at minute
lmens the neasafta haro iar winch
had l,ocis ala, dored vefa thoa, propas4
irr compensation faf former rorvfre
,ner regulations # cold -arape nd tte
ipcat nl caed rdu frlss sla9.96 et0
far ~ttf fesi a.d 4 Fri,fal budget eysa
ter rranpnrttor uert d lie lIaase r.
organization II the Patert 0Hiec ard
m,fy other fcRtri,d 4 II r. import
sfg
lsr-fd.tt Wilson h.ts sipncd lv = tie
eUpnlp mca>ups pa al Thee are the
ro~tafi.re onpionatte Distinct u -
iuIr,hsa RlYcr aid lIafbors raneiau ard
Dct41efcV
The lio0scaprccdt = thecerferees com
rroulsc 81 -. .00a n00 for tie Amy
Air service. instead II tfe So 2Go 0"
i orfsl Ills voted Ihe Senete hal
proposed S23fb0Gaa Of the total s.
52nHF, would he available tarren plare>
aad Si0o A0 Tor experimental work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
HALE SEEKS PARDON.
He Is the Man who FIecccd Rev. F. u.
kirkus, u. u.

Special Dispatch ~ Ever> Evening
Dover. March S-The Board of Par
dons today had several cases before
it. two Of which wore heard M the
morning session. one was that Of
Isaac Gaddis. colored, serving FIVE years
in the workhouse for murder OF a
Negro named Jordan in 4 tenant house
on the farm Of J w. TAYLOR, near Mag
nolia. in February 1919. during
drunken orgy in which Gaddis. Jordan
and two women were involved. Recon-
mendations OF Gaddis previous good
character. as well as his faultess
record in the workhouse were given as
reasons for pardon
The second case heard was that of
Walter Hale the Harvard graduate who
Is serving two-year sentence for hav-
ing secured money from Ee ~.
Kirkus Of Wilmington by tr. and.
Grounds for pardon are baSed .I,le's
physical condition. being afflicted with
tuberculosis. The state showed the
previous bad criminal record II Hale.
dating bacR as far aR 1906. all offcnses
being either for forgery or larceny.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
POMONA GRANGE INSTALS
NEW OFFICERS FOR TERM
Frank YearsIey Made Master of
Organization; Transact Bust
ness This Afternoon.

The 't-enuiai installation ~ oficeie ~
romnrn Grange tooh l.a.o today ~ q
quatt.rly meeting at Farn HoH
1ha rt1cors inatalled ar" aa follows
N9-lv Iruut N,ar4l.y. lIoe},aein
nteree,r l}obert t.liiatt. centervillo. .
lecturer Eniiy Mitchell. Mermaid
steward + Ionhcr lseas Ilni chaplain.
Fula Nuuet,y Taloy willie assistant
-tevaid tr.d snyd.r > Svrort eo,re-
ttrv sarah Eaalbutlt tulon treas
.r John Ni,in Newark Eate keop"r
IIHzlaudp TatJrv,il}.. tad, assistant
steward Flrrau. u Di,bct rumeua.
Nellie If SNYDER Newport cores Mary
u I-aatruru ua.u Iro1a May ft
llovru Nhldl,frvu
Tho m.mn,re at ,ho ,>ectti,e >on
njttcc arr ar fnJlos,a Horace j. ipH.
yvrtth Fur,uo SHAT. r,ps y q Hu,k
mrham Thomas T Wodn ana H.rvey
Valt,
tNhout 100 mcmhcta wero IN stten
dance. vhj,h e,uuiporrd - the various
rtauEc4 throuEhnut fbc county I2aai
mess aud i.toraty rruafanl. hv In,a'
taI,rt vjlI couprive tho af;rtuoun pto.
g4aIu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
ACCUSED BY SON-IN-LAW.
VIM. BARLEY Charged With Using Rela-
tives Funds ia Obtain Leans.

Alleged 10 have ombezzlcd $500 worth
Of Liberty bonds and War Savings Stamps
from his son-in-law. William Rartle, ot
keunev station. was taken from passongc
train bound for Philadelphia at French
street station bv Constable ANDREW Cole
shortly before clock this morning
Svcaring out n warrant before NarlS-
tratc Rroman, Sylvester Garrison stated
that hc had given $500 worth Of Liberty
bonds ard 5000 in War Saving stamps
To- Bartlov Tor safe Keeping Whom he asked
for their return he said he had found that
his father-n-aw had borrowed money
from a bank and put M the bonds aud
stamps as security hartley viii hc given
a hearing before Magistrate Broman at
: }o O'Clock this evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
NAVAL BILL ABANDONED :
AS CONGRESS NEARS END
Senator Poindexter Has Removed
il From Path Of Other
Legislation.
nv Annocinted prens % Every rsvenIng.

ltJ AsBoclhtsd Press ~ Every fFeHtnE'
Washington, March g. Hope Of pass
Ing tho Naval Appropriation fii ~ this
senslon was abandoned today by Senator
poindexter, ttepttilican. Washington
who has been In charge of II. md the
Senate proceeded 20 other business.
senator poIndaxtor aaid that from
the experience Of tho laat four da ya. dur
Ing which tho bin has been debated, he
WINS satisfied TINT II could not be- en-
acted before adjournment tomorrow
noon. and that he wnH unwilling 10 hold
up other important matters TO press II
The Washington senator attacked the
measure ms passed by the House declar-
inR that had II been enacted II would
have led 10 the "demoralizatlou and
paralysis of the American navy
new naval bin will have % be
drafted ut the special Hessiou of Con
rtees which President Harding is eK
pectod 10 call for Apfll 4
Senator rolndexter told the Senate
n number Of circumstances had brought
about the failure Of the bill
THE chief one" he said. "is tho late
date Il was received from tho House
February ~
withdrawal of tho naval bill threw
the whole e-adjoufnment Isograu
into confusion Leaders said frankly
thev did not know whn' would bo done
hut agreed that there was nn chance
for any other important legislation be
ting put through a few minor bills.
II waa aald might 10 considered
Senator Foludrrtcr said the rsmovai
af tho uaV3 hll would giye eenatora
opportuntv - discuss Muscles IN
Muaeia shoals" md fhe 'Tleif ou the
Treasury" for tho hiabama project in
tire aundry Civil hill which he said
was being defeated In order f. bold the
Nnaclo ahpals item. although y carried
millions for former service men aud
! their families
Senator t'udcrwood ~ Alabama fhn
i Democratic leader daplored eanafsr
/ roiudorter motion - lay aside the
i flu ard said II mipht yet re pezsod
/ 10 rflticizod qeuator Toinderter' E
mana Refnont of the bill adding & now
lnobs re il fprapnritv and rniernauaRe
rnrni would dofeat this hill"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
DOUBLE CELEBRATION
BY NEWARK FAMILY
MIR. and Mrs. Joshua Richards in
Golden Wedding and Eldest
Daughter in 28th.
speoial correspondsneo OF nvery EvenIng.

Special Correspondence of livery Evening.
Newark, March 3 MIR and Mrs.
JOshua c. Richards celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Mt their home near
Newark, on February 2S. Mi Richards
ia ~ and his wife a. Both arc active and
enjoy good health There arc six chldran,
all of whom are living II grandchildren
and five great grandchildren MIR and
Mrs Richards were given purse OF gold
from the children and relatives.
This was also double celebration, it
being the twcnty-cighth wedding ami
vcrsary Of MIR and Mrs. James T. Nc
Mullen, Mrs McMullm being n daughter.
Among those present were MIR and
Mira Joshua G. Richards, Newark Sona-
tor and Mrs J"hu + Richards, Newark,
Mr.. aud Mrs J mes + McMulcn, Kun
hlcsvilc. Mrs Clara Il Deputy, Whining
ton; MIR and Mira r. Ice Richards, Rear;
MIR and Mira J Price Richards Mt
Holly, n j., MIR and Mrs Allen -.
Richards Slngcrly, Md VIM \ Richards
Strickland. Pa; Henry Richards Mont
chanin Mr. and Mira Joseph Richards
kcnnctt square, Nlr and Mrs Il Frank
Richards state Road, Del Mrs Annie
Richards Wilmington MIR and Mra.
J Irwin NcMulcn and laughtor Margaret
Nlmhlcavlllc, Pa J. Willard McMullen,
kImhlrsvilo Pa MIR and Mrs Henry
Mote. Newark, Mrs VIM J Till, VII
mlngtou. Misses NJ l.mma NrNullen,
krmblrsvllc Ia Mary \ Richards,
Roar; Mildred Richards. Newark Harold
: McNIullen, kimblcsvllc Pa llmll3
Clark, Newark Mr. and Mrs olarcncc
Richards and family. Margaret and lar
cncc, Stnckcrsvllc. In MIR and Mrs
Edward Richards aud daughter Elizabeth
Newark Mrs ! Il Wood l\rnuctt
square. James y Lysc Iuuhlcsvrlle
IA Irene y Richards. timhlos,lle
IA John l'oys. Richardson pork.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
SABBATH AND SUNDAY
Rector Stevens of Calvary Church
Replies to Question Asked
by Evangelist.

An answer TO the question lis the
Seventh Day the Real Sabbath asked
by Evangelist T. +. Collier last sunday
has been issued by Rev. Edmund II:
Stevens. rector of Calvary Episcopal
Church Rev. Stevens agrees with tee
evangelist that the seventh day Is the
sabbath. However. Christians keep sun
dav and thev keep IL on the samc author
nv upon which they accept the Bible as
the word of God. the authority oi the
Christian Church MIR Stevens answer
follows:
is the seventh day the read Sab
hath9" was the question, asked IN tins
city Inst Sunday by prominent evangc-
list
Every intelligent Christian viii an
Gwer of course 1T IS.
"If we search the old. and the new
testament from cover 10 cover, we VIII
not fnd one word 10 justify the keeping
of any dav Of the week rs n day of rest.
and worship except Saturday, the seventh.
'oWhy then do ninc-tcnths OF tho
Christian world observe Sunday the first
dsy of the week Because answers the
evangelist the Christian Church decreedlt.
And the evangelist Is right
The change was not made by CHRIST.
II was not made by the Apostles. IL was
not made nv the Bible II was made by the
Church. How inconsistent then, cried th"
evangelist 10 ,lam the Bible as the soure"
of Christian authority. and then III the
matter of day OF worship. accept some
other authority. How inconsistent?
And for the third time the evangelist
= right
Only he neglects ono fact
Not only does Sunday rest upon a
decree of the Christian Church, but the
verv existence of the Bible itself depend
upon exactly the same authority The
parish church of the first two centuries
had no Bible in one sense Of the word
They read many books and letters not
now Included in our Bible and of somC
now included many Of them had never
heard The church collected these books
and letters edited them, kept some. re-
iceted Others and issued tho Book OF
Books II rests upon that authority and 70
ether
The renl Inconsistency lies II &C
sspiing the authority Of the churct
"A 10 what is and what iE not the Bible
and then rejecting the authority oi th'
asme church MS 10 which IS thu t'hrsilan
day Of rest
Christians do not keep the Sabbath
Tehv keep Sunday and they keep I up
on the same authority upon which thrN
accept the Bible as the word OF Cod th'
authority of the Christian hurch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
ssHINGTOS TURNS OFT
TO GREET HARDTNGs

Washington. March 3-CrowdH ~ iu
augural visitors tn9 home fokq ga'rav
ad u AMI around he rfuion Station 20
dry tu greet President elect Harding
on his arrival frorn Marion ohio oarly
thi= morning Tha station corcnIrae
waa ernrnad wbtio hundreds mr. -
fort - ea - ~ ahie n Ret indoors
hratsi misty rain ~ Kot q glimpse
~ tho tsaidnut to- ~
special detail ~ nearly ION police
sraa cn hard ta Kecp open lara iead-
ing from Tho train shod rs fhn yvas'
drr'tal rorra a. the station and to open
i wav m me automobiles y the party
pu leaving the station
NIca President rfrct Calvin coolidge
and Mrs coolidge were ~ greet Mr
Hrd Tra Harding and Their party 'u
the 5fre0"rrttai rrnu ana accoro prrv
tHer ta the @oa Willard ffo'rf .tera
tha 81 eidprt oiecf and Nre Hardirg =
eFi uaga their neadquar+ere 5rtH trrs
~ p tha white House trfrorrrgv 1gtrr
room.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
District Meeting Mt Grace NJ. u. Church
Today.


The members of the Womnn's Foreign
Missionary Society. Wilmington dis-
trict. Wilmington NJ. -. Conference.
convened In Grace Church this morn
Ing for their second quarterly meeting,
with Mrs. ]. A. Dockety, district secre-
tary presiding.
Mrs J. w. n. aumwalt led In the de-
votional services. and gave an In
spring talk on the value of contfite
prayer. which waa followed by PRAYER
by Mrs. I1ll Mendenhall Rev. J. w. "
sumwnlt, pastor Of the church, gave the
welcoming address. Come Remind-
ers." the minutes of the Inst meeting
we're In charge of Miss Reba sfnith,
secretary In Financial Reflections
Mrs. Fannie Ioseph reported s3h37o
received from the various brancnen of
,ho society. while Mrs Iriggs ret ort-
od ssS0 received from the voting peof,le'a
brnnChes Mrs. Vaughan s.. Coliina. for
met conference secretary. made brief
aGdrt sa. Tho Influence Of the bible In
modern life WAS described by Miss Su-
san G. Lodge, who pointed out how
this book had born resorted To for
guidance by all prominent figures OF
the world history She nleo dwelt on
the degrading Influence of the haaer
movies" on tho young minda of tho
nation. and urged that all membera aid
In nboliahinR objectionable pictures
from the ecreen Mrn Campbell. branch
secretary. told of tho work Of tho chill
dren'R branChra Of the sueiety and
aalted for reports IA this line from the
various churches. including Union.
Grace. McCnbo. md Hraudywine Maa
I sodKe ouRRsRted thnt branches b" "s
tnhiishrd IN thu coiored churches of tho
city Mrs IL II kolee road tithing
STORY prior 10 the adjournment Of the
meeting with prayer NJ about y ~
O'clock iusinepa VIII he rcsutntd -
O'clock thip afternoon. following ianeh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Probe Actions of Negro Loiterers.

Alarmed at the suspicious actions Of .
eolored man after clock this morning
residents in the vicinity Of Fifth and LON
bard streets reported to Officer RIermau
who placed the man under arrest He
gave the name of James Wilson and was
charged with lettering on the street As Il
could not be shown he had attempted
t. break IN any place Judge Lynn dis
missed the man and warn ed hum II re
turn TO his home in Camden y J The
police however are holding him for fur
ther investigation. Finger prints Of the
Negro were taken and the detective bureau
Is looking up his record
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
OFFICER HYNSON QUITS.
Had Been Charged With Falling Asleep
While on Duty.

Policeman Charles r. Hynson turned
in his equipment 10 Chief Black Yesterday
afternoon. which is equivalent to rcsjgns-
ton He was recently arraigncd before the
Board Of Police Commissioners and
pleaded guilty TO falling asleep on duty
and said he was exhausted because he had
taken his daughter 70 a hospital during
the dav and had no sleep The board had
continued the case for investigation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Rebie Y. Mitchell. Of New York.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Baynard,
Jr.. Of 1904 Van Buren street.
Ar and Mrs. ". A. Lang 502 North
Monroe street. are entertaining as their
guests. Rev. and Mrs. ID. G. Hershey, Of
Edgeconb, Maine.
Miss Lizzie Maxwell Of Middletown is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Parker Fenni-
more Of Penn's Grove, n. ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Missionary Society Elects.

The Woman's Missionary Society Of
First and Central Presbyterian Church
has elected officers for the ensuing year
as follows President. Mrs Joseph IIamil-
ton: first vice-president. Miss Mary
Taylor. second vice president Mrs.
James Barkley; recording secretary.
Mrs Ida M Gallagher; corresponding
secretary Mrs G. II Eastman treas
urer. Miss r. n Prochnow assistant
treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Taylor; secre-
tary of literature. Mrs. John p Hyatt;
pianist. Miss Jeanette I.enderman Mrs.
William I'll Staats md Mrs. James
Clark were elected to meet with the
executive board Of the society.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
CHARGED with Stealing Milk.

Russell r. Ganker charged with steal
ing a quart of milk from the doorstep of
Mrs Mary J Boyle, l40l Chestnut
street, Yesterday morning was held under
5000 bail for the Court Of General Sessions
by Judge Lynn IN Municipal Court to-
dav Gankcr showed a certificate TO show
that he had recently been discharged from
the Philadelphia navy yard as .'undesira-
Bile. He said his home is in Reading, Pa
and he was on his way home when arrested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
JERSEY EDITOR DEAD At 81.
His Caustic Political Essays Attracted
Many Readers.

Brl9Eerou y ~ Narcn 3-Jocr
Cheeseuaa. veteraa Nsw Jersey news
r3perrnar dead a- his eaue 1es-.
He would asFe been niUety-one years
old tomorrow
He was owner ana editor Of The New
Jersey Patriot q Democratic weekly
He was known - an sCuth Jersey FOR
his frank and very often 7.-ti~ vtl--
ings. particularly on political 9uestious
to which The la~So .ai2,.0u re N-
paper was largely dGp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
HaHnISGs aET WARM
GREETING At HAHHISHT ne

harrisburg. "a March President
elect Harding loft his train when the
Harrisburg station vas reached ard
.eaik.d t4p "a m down The platform. Hhnk
ing eho had On Ifupronptu reception -
04rfx1 from tho divla.3u terminals III
greet hiru.
Flowers we're presented to Mrs Hard
ing who had an irnprotnpu reception ~
her aeu from me obaoryatinu r'at.
form.
Tha Harding special left hero - f5'
81 ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
wotIn 80 ~, rownna
petoua'ors Fvpor'ef - ~ QFsfs saF
Reported tarr nanvprnus

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
REFUSES TO SAVE MURDER.
New York Governor Doesn't Consider
LED Astray" Plea for Clenency.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Albany y. y March 5.-The faet
that 3 young man previously ho1e Z
good reputation ard vas led 7ss'2y by
tNu associations, IS TO ground for the
eyer Ise of executive ClemencN. Not en-
nor Miller said TO-DAY IN refusing %
Interfere With the death sentence y
Guy Nichols. Who 1> 10 be executed To-
night.
Nicnols vas convicted Of Staying "a
brooklyn shop keeper in 1919. Jesse
Walker. companion. who with Nichols
entered the shop with intent 70 rob. al
ready has paid the death penalty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
kIrCnI~ TO RESUME STAT.
New Minority Leader Of the House
VIII sit at Extra session.
- - - II - E.venLne

lly Associated rreas - EYert Evening
Washington March 3-Democratie 3
uenb,rs of IA. lIease wsre advised to
,lay that Representative kttehin. Of
North carolina. whe became minority
leader Of The House yesterday through
The d.ath of Representative 6hamp
CiatlS Was rapidly recovering from his
recent Illness.
MI ktehtn. lis physicians an
ras,s.csl SSH bo ahe L. resume his
sea. at tn extra session 70 be called
Dra6ab.s earlv in April
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
GRACE C0THR0N LOSES.
Refused New Trial on Charge Of
Aiding in Murder Of
Homer Jones.

baltimore Mi March The Court
of Appeals YESTERDAY ryfuerd nsv TRIAL
for Grace Cothron. of Ntlarlr ,1tN vh"
was convicted fl Ea.}l tlin q aseisuuE
iu the murder of Homer i"n's + calor'd
chauffeur 81 Baltimore.
Grace Cothror, who IS row only Z
wears old and who IS Eu"d-looi,lI.c
white woman followlne hor trial lu
Rockville several months aFc, was
sentenced. with her husband, Clarcu +"
Cothron. "a serve life term ~ the
Marl land peuiteutiary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
"StranQler" Lewis WIN, again.

Birmingham, Siaa March 3.-Esd
tStranglerl Lewis defeated Jack Pau
liska Hungarian champion. here Mon
day night IN two straight tails Lewis
used the deadlock in the first fail and
an arm hold in the second. thirty-five
and twelve minutes respectively being
required
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
C0OIIpGFs orr 70 sFE
CF-PRFsTDFNT SWORN rs

<ortharnptou Iaaa March Ths
-rro sons IF Eieo- President coolidge
Iohn and calvin ~ today Y, .in
their parents Washington
Thoy we're accompanied .v hair
era udfathe7 colonel jnhn Coolidge
Plymouth VI WHO arrived zero 81
tarday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
MRS. WILSON REMOVES GIFT.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington March S-The $4,000
tapestry. presented 70 Mrs Wilson wife
Of the President during the peace con
ference viii find a place ir the new
home Of the Wilson's.
Mrs Wilson. il was learned today
has removed the tapestry from the east
room 1T the White House where il has
be,.n hanging since Il was. brought 10
Tic lnited Statcs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Cris6eId Assessment Upheld.

Crsheld. Md, March ; Judge Rob
ert T Duer has filed an order dismIsslng
the bill OF complaint filed by taxpayers IN
the town of G risheld against the revalua-
ton Of property made last summer by the
mayor and City Council OF the town The
case will now be taken TO the Court Of
Appeals, 1t Is said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Inquire About water Pressure.

At the meeting last night Of City
Council as committee of the whole the
clerk was directed 70 write 10 the Water
Department and chief Of the Fire De
partment to ascertain whether the re-
port is correct that at the FIRE near
Eighth and Union streets Oh Monday
night but one stream could be- dsed
from the plug at that place. on account
az low preesflTe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
BOYS CONFESS MAIL THEFT.

Admitting that they stole a mail
pouch at Perryvilge Md few weeks
ago cutting il open and stealing some
If the contents while many letters were
scattered in a nearby thieket. Willard
+. and clifton Matthews. brothers.
pleaded guilty before Judge Rose in the
United states Court in Baltimore yes
tcrday
willard Matthews was sentenced to
90 DAYS in the House of Correction and
his brother was given 30 days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
ROBBERS LOOT ONO BANk.
| >ed Acetyleue Torch In order 10 Force
safety Wants.

Dalton O. March t-Rnhhf a3rN
Yesterday opened the safety lspos.t
vault ~ the palten Gaulun- 'e nslrI
lin acetylene torch riHed ono hundred
safety deposit boxes II murey .ncrtv
bonds ana other securities aud escaped.
The amount Of the loot IS unknown.
The robbers knocked the comhina
lion of the main vault but failed ~
cain an entrance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
NEGRO MEETING CALLED.

a call has been issued the Negro
citizens of the city by Charles H. Col
burn. colored "a member of the Repuh-
iean County Executive Committee for
meeting in National Theatre, on
French between Eighth and Ninth
streets tomorrow might for tho purpose
81 planning the formation of a city
1vide league Of voters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Postofhce at Deep Water.

A possofIice Is TO be established in Deep
water. n J.. the new village started bv
families of dyeworkers at the du Pont
plant Deepwater Point
Other improvements arc also TO be pro
vided as result of the activity OF the
recently organized Lower Penn's Neck
Give Association
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Musicale al St. Paurs n. j. church.

A musical program will be rendered
this evening III ST Pauls n, L. Church,
following a Welsh tea which viii be
served by the Alert Branch Of the In
ternationaI Sunshine Society. Mrs.
George Dorsey Jr. will introduce
George y Matthews. "Brenn- Y-Te"
(King of Teas Of New York city who
viii preside