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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
sHEAN NOT IN ROBBERY.
Springfield Man Declares He Has ~
knowledge OF Reading Trust.

Springfield. Mass, June 1S.--Walter
Shean. head OF large advertising
concern here, emphaticaily denied to-
day that he had any connection or
knowledge of the robbery Of the Peo-
pies Trust Company in Wyomissing
Pa.
A warrent for the arrest of a Walter
L. Shean, said to be in one of the New
England states. was issued in Reading
yesterday. The warrent charged
Shean with being an accessory before
the fact and alleged that some Of the
stolen securities passed into his hand
Mr.. Shean said he believes his name
had been used by another person or
that il had been turned over TO the
police by mistake.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
ROB CONSUMERS LEAGUE.
Thieves Get Small Amount of
Cash; Lock Offices to Pre-
vent interruption.

Police are investigating mysterious
robbery that occurred Wednesday
night at the offices OF the Consumers
League OF Della ware on the second floor
OF the Church Building, Tenth and
Market streets Evidently the thieves
got into the office by using false keys.
Nothing but a small amount of cash
was taken, but the thieves evidently
were disappointed. judging by the pre-
cautions they took to prevent being
interrupt ID.
The ufice of the state Board of
Charities. which is locked with a Yale
spring lock. also has an old fashioned
door lock. but which is never used
The thieves, however, fastened the
door lock and when Secretary Me
Kenzie attempted 10 enter his office
the day after the robbery, was COM
PEELED to summon locksmith to open
the door
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
SEE new TREATY FIGHT
ON HARD|NG'S IDEAS
Bitter -Endsrs Think Versailles
Trsaty ID to bo Recalled
and Rsvampsd.

wnrhlnatan, Juna tss---seeretary of
state Hughes speech ut the Hrnwn
commencement hns alarmed HenHte
irr.eoneilabies They rea In II an
iutlmation that the Versailles Treaty
IL to be fsvanped and reaubnIttod.
Not that tho neerstnry said 30 IN
thos. words. bat there was 80 fnueh
I'm the address. about co-opstation
with Europe aud our purpase OF flnd-
Ing \ sound basis for the helpful
intercourse of peace" that they draw
the conclusion that In the inner circles
of the Administration there II some
thing working that mensees their
stand for complete divorce from the
troubles Of the Old World.
Their inability to get n def1nite er-
preston from the White House on
the Intended international policy adda
TO their gloom and corroborates their
forebodings.
they seriously anticipate having &c
make the same sort of fight that de.
feated the Versailles Treaty and ths
League of Nations. and they say they
can he as successful against the sort
Of association of nations they feai
ii ineuhatlnE as they we're against
Woodrow Wilson's League.
So far as II is Ascertainable no mem.
bar uf the Senate has been able e
get from the President any definite
itIeh Of what he has in mind, lie ha'
given them generalfties but no hin
of what legislation he expected after
the Peace Resolution goes through
They know that some sort Of treats
must be made with Germany. bu
not n Senator has the remotest hin
from President Harding uf what tina
treaty will he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
MRS. DU POINT WRITES
or PUEBLO FLOOD
Describes How Rod Cross Cared
for Sufferers In COL
orado.

rtaam oliver ShoIp, governor OF
Colorado. who has appealed TO the Red
,ernas fur immediate funds with which
Go aid the homeless and hungry of
laiahln. colorado. made pennlless by
The recent Hood. and from Mrs. Culc-
man du Points description of things
az thc fluod stri. ken city, Della lawnreans
may be able to gain some inpression
of what a terrible catastrophe Il was
a. tho Colorado city. Writing TO
Henry l.. Scott Mrs. du Pont. who,
With General du Pont IL at Colorado
springs Colo. after referring TO tho
difnculties experienced IA Delaware on
Waking the Red Cross campaign for
membership last year. because many
lseoplo could not understand why funds
we're necded In peace time. Mrs. du
Font writes
'srhe local Red cross people OF Colo
rado springs took charge Immediately
and afterwards the director OF this
division took over the relief work Of
fesaing ete l learn they have done
me work. and as far aS humanity pos
sIbit everything has been done wsll
and quickly
Pueblo was entirely cut OF aud the
arst men a. make their way there
we're cowboys, Who swan their horses
throuEh the water II has been a ter
f1bie calamity. and 4 Is splendid e.
feel that the Red cross has done a
Nruat drnl % alleviate the suffering"
Governor Shoup's request for help
ln the crisis. states that there ar.
900 families and atsout 900 persons
without 4 huuic and Who must he fcd
and clothcd and housed The less
Wiu hu between 81 5.o0o 600 and So
Uno O0p. The homeless are h.iug fg!
frnm urld ia, hens
~ = kngprs ~ Ncw York CitN n
,harge of tho Atlantic division az III,
6yd Crass. of which Delaware Il a
part has written Mr. Scott stating
that $500 600 j. needed immediately
A. apun as the food came The R,.l
Ctues appropriated money FOR rpli,f
Wnfh from its goneral fund and TIL
must o. supplemented
ihose briawHrVans who fccl IN 1
Colorado ettga'ns are INST as d,,scrNinl.
81 ruiiuf as thosc ~ other states Il.
eoNhtrirsand 70 whi,h Delaware has
in Times past contributed. may dn u
lA sending their checks or contrfhu-
tiuna 81 the treasurer ~ the Delaware
ch4pter. iienFy NJ CANDY. carr Eauit-
able Trust Building. ninth and Mar
ket streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
RURAI. REALTl TRANSFERS.

Thr county Board 81 Asss sS1urnt re-
IsafIs th, following transfers ~ rural
rtul patate
land al Newark Isl A.b,r, Il Hciser
IL Never punlr k. FOR $65oN
land tn nrandywlnc hundred. hy
Mar, b. Neassy O. Sanucl n. Tyre for
tAto
and at Newark. bK stephen i. Cor
nug tu Thomas Oh Wiley Tor Sa,20C
land iu Chustiana hundred ~ An
drew - noaer to Elmer ~ Hawke,
e.. see.
faud 81 Newark hy Kathryn A.
sullivan "a Auport Travis. for $4,000
land boz christiana hundred hN Del
aware d. LYMAN e. Martha l.. Lyman
tur taeb.
land lH HfandNwinc hundred bN
Jeanette ~ Mcrk to Watson h. Len
drfmau. tor the nominal sum II S..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
GENERAL MARCH TO RETIRE.
Chief Of Stan WIN Lay Down Sword
and Take I'D the Pen.

Washington. June fS.-Major Gen.
Pcyton q. March Chief Of stan of
the Army. will retire from active
service on November l. He will be
succeeded by Gen. Pershing on July
/. and will 90 on leave at that time
until his retirement takes effect, Sec
retary Weeks announced yesterday.
General March viii go 70 Europe
after his retirement. it Is understood,
10 write on military subjects involved
in the world war His request for
retirement was made by letter TO Sec
retary Weeks June IA and approved
yesterday. On that day General
March ended thirty-seyen years serv-
ice in the army, seven more than Is
necessary under the law allowing Of
ficers to retire from active service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
CAR AND TEAM COLLIDE.

Newark. June William Bland
a student at the University of Della
ware, in driving in his car from New
ark to his home below the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad station about $50
o'clock last night. ran into a team on
Depot Road below the residence oi
A. G. Wilkinson.
Two teams were coming towards
town. Bland turned out for one and
failed to see the other in time te
avoid hitting it. Fortunately. the man
driving the team escaped with only
minor injuries, but the carriage was
wrecked. No damage was done To tbs
machine and the horse was uninjured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Many Trains on Time.

Murhrd Improvement in the on
timr arrival ui passenger trains on
the fnnnsl iNania system IS shown .n
th rerords iar the month of May
WhiCh hutr just heeu complied Not
nuN Nas the May train record this
feaf better IS ten per cent than May
laai Year pat 4 was also a continued
Improvement over the previous
months ihla year During the month
81 MHF this year es.7 per cent of the
passenger trains on the system ar
rived at destination on time and s7.6
per cont made schedule time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
PREM|tRS
DISCUSS POLICIES
Overseas Leaders Nest WIN
Lloyd George 70 Consider An
gio-Japansss Pact

By Aa@ociated Press - Ey~ry Es~r,~s
London. June g8--prins Minister
How'd Gsc~r~ mot here toa.v ~ssN nc
preraie~s ~ the hrifish v~-~~@s
dornirions. and began Consideration n
the British empire. Thos~e pr~~rnf Hf
this historic meeting. wnscn 49, h~ss
az the re~s6~,ce ~ tne p~,w~~ invite
ter in Downinr street. w~r~ f'~svni~rs
Hughes. - Australia .s-@ry. q Ne~
Zealand. Srnuts. - Sou-r Afrt~~. ana
Meighen. ~ Canada.
forecasts ~ me cnuf~rer~~ nave IN
dicsted that me AnEio-ispan~~~ siiis
ancc. imperial defense. mp.rt@l ps~trt
In foreign AFFAIRS and otr~r MASTERS
of FAR reaching importance ~-asa q
discussed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
ODD SITUATION.
New Castle Defers Action on Accept
ance of Bridge.

New 1NliR tftttN ttAANh Nh ttNfftN
ance Of Bridge.
Notwithstanding the Levy Court two
weeks ago finished the construction of
i concrete bridge. costing $1l,0o0 over
the narrow dyke at the intersection
of sixth street and the dyke. New
castle. the City Council defers ac-
ceptance OF Frank de Haas Janvier s
offer to deed to the city right of way
through his property FOR the purpose
of opening sixth street to New Castle
avenue, north Of the city.
TWO hundred and eighty citizens of
New Castle petitioned the Levy Court
" May, 1929. for the construction Of
the bridge, and the following state
ncnt accompanied their petition:
Prank de Haas Janvier has con
sented IL deed 10 the city OF New
castle right Of way through his prop
erty Tor the purpose Of opening Sixth
street to New Castle avenue. north of
the city The opening of Sixth street
would lessen the distance Of traffic
going south Of New Castle nearly a
mile. Ii would have the same result
in a northerly direction and would re-
Iicve traffic through the city. II would
also provide a short route 60 the wes-
torn part OF the city for employees Of
the Penn Seabord Steel Casting 90.
and other corporations
Second and Delaware streets are
now the chief traffic routes through
the CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
RFIlEFoNTR AGGRESSIVE.
Newly ilertrc Town officials Assumed
Their nuties Friday Night.

fhe Recently elected officials II Belle
fpnte assumed their duties Friday even
lnE Aftrr taking the oath nf Office.
lNon rt'orsamigtng, George T.. Grotz
president ~ the board ~ commits
alunrrs and Harry g. IAttle. secretary.
wnft unanimously reelected a their
raeptstTVc pusitiuns The new officials
aru lso9 g. Fsltun, commissioner. Mark
d llruwn. as1scssor and coliector. and
charles A. Borg alderman.
fuams wrwk was ne SLOGAN adopted
at the very Interesting meeting which
was he3d after reorganization. and the
Fnad work accomplished the past year
Wlll he continued 4 number uf i'm
pFUNCments WCrc considered. The col
iretion 0f rubbish. which WAS tried as
aH rNavrmient. and proved q be a
pronounced suevcss. Will IA, made i
permanent function.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
FORMER GOVERNOR IN DOVER

Dover, June 1s.-Former Governor
Charles r. Miller, with a company
of Pennsylvania friends, visited Dover
last evening and today, leaving early
this morning for Pocomoke City, Md
They Will make the return trip
through Maryland The party included
beside Governor Miller, Former Gov
ernor Edwin S. Stuart Of PennsyI-
vania; Col. Joseph II. Baker, Captain
Andrew Caarty. Dr. Judson Dulanc
ard Samuel Bell, Jr., all or Phiiadel.
mia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
uoutp sror nla yIaHr.
Ilrad At Refsrm Bsv~sa IL App~r' '"
hprrrtAry VI Atnia Hurhss.

t'lnsinpatI, Junr tf,-@pr, Wilbur v,
crafts, founder and head ~ The ~.
tsrnaiiunHl lsrfp,rn Hnreau, forwarded
today petition 10 saarplnrs Ut stnta
tfnshsa rss,uertins him 10 stop The
lrht between Dempsey and faTpsn-
tier In Jersey City an July D. ThS ps.
tiiiun WAS sent on behalf NJ The ldfa
and Thought Club, AN orgafiratlpn uf
business men ri Ilneuln, Neb.i ho~
uordlng to Dr. Crafts.
'rbs petition II basnd ON tho ground
that Ia. fiaht IN u national Disgrace,
said Dr. Crafts today.
''ff the petition bears no fruit l win
look around for judge who has eour-
age enough TO euioin ths fight just as
] enjuined one IN which the late Bob
Fitzrimmona was 10 participate In
ct. Paul"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
POISON VICTIMS RRuovkM
Mrs. Atkinson and Alice Smith Dtr-
charwed from Hospitals.

Alice Smith, the flfteen-yper~old
ghl who was admitted to the Della
wure Hospital last Tuesday night .nfs
fering f,-on, the effect of poison she {.
alieavd 10 havr rwalluwed In an at
tempt at suirlde, haa recovered Ruf-
ficlently 10 he discharged frum the
institution and has returned to hsr
home at liip Railroad avenue. She
IL said TO be none the wurre for her
experience. The child 10 said To have
objected Ia being obliged 10 work.
Mrs. Alice Atkinson, ased 50 years,
OF COO West Fifth street who was
removed To the Physle!an. and Sur
geous Hospital last "Wednesday morn
Ing suffering from the effects of
Iodine she had swallowed has recov-
erred and has been returned To her
home. She got tho poison In mistake
FOR medicine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
DOVER NEGRO NOT LIVELY.
His Finger Prints DO Not Correspond
With Fugitiyes.

A Negro arrested by State Detective
Thomas OF Dover Friday was
brought 10 the local Detective Bu-
reau Saturday and finger prints
taken. As it vas thought possible he
might ID Iouis Lively. who is ac-
cused of brutally numbering Matiidn
Russo of East Moorestown. y. J. The
fingerprints. however. DID not cor
respond with ILvely's measurements
and the suspect was at least FIVE
inches taller than the fugitive.
In spite Of persistent reports that
Lively was seen in Wilmington and
vicinity Captain Benson said today
that the only suspect toward whom
his attention has been directed was
the Negro brought in Saturday
He was returned to Dover 10 serve
10 days on a charge Of trespass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Won ID. 4 o. Contest

The east side terminal at Philadel-
phia, and the Toledo terminal, Toledo
Ohio. were the winners in the recent
accident prevention campaign on the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad. The cam
paigr covered period of SO days.
There were four championship ban
ners offered by c. W. Galloway. vice
president in charge of operation and
lines. one for Mount Glare Shops, Bal
timore, one for the New York terminal
maintenance, one for tine Eastern
lines, and one for the Western lines.
The boiler shop at Mount Glare and
the maintenance and equipment de
partment at New York each won a
banner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
New Castle Case Dismissed.

The case of Thomas Toppin and
James Mahore of New Castle. who
were given a hearing before Magis-
trate Gluckman Saturday. was dis
missed. The men were charged with
assault and battery by a foreigner
arrested by Policeman Il. L. Jordan in
New Castle recently When making
the arrest, the officer called upon Top
pin and Mahore to assist t-him. which
they did. and the man arrested re-
taliated by charging the two men With
assault.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
"B0ss. MURPHY NOT GUILTY.
Tammany Leader Dismissed by Court
In s10.000.000 Suit.

New York, June 1S.-Supreme Court
Justice Wagner today dismissed in
dictments charging conspiracy
against Charles f. Murphy, Tam
many Hall ehieftain: Arthur J. Bald
win, Ernest B. Welden. John A. Nc
Carthy. assistant district attorney
James Z. Smith and the Corn Prod
ucts Refining Company.
The indictments grew out of a
suit for ten millions brought against
Murphy and the refining company by
Louis N Hartog.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
PERSONAL.

Alra " u. srman - sos Wash
tuKfan street b. visiting her son,
EnUt li. strman iu seattle Wash
iur4on Mrs sirmau VIII hc gone for
els vucks
Ntt Dluhariut Walls of George
town. Ms. Charlotte Layton and VIII
mr la9fu 30 Hridge,ille who had
fals Aau Burrn strect have returned
heen klsttiur Airs Alex. - Ewes Of
o. their humps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
VITAL STATISTICS.
Same Number of Deaths as Last Year.
With Fewer Births.

The death list for the week. as rec
orded by the Board Of Health, totals
%, which is the same figure as for
the corresponding week Of last year.
Births and marriages Were both less.
however the former IS as compared
with so, the later 13 as compared
with Is.
Causes Of deaths this week included
two from tuberculosis, six from vari-
Gus forms of heart trouble one from
automobile accident and one of starva-
tion.
Sixteen new cases of scarlet fever,
two of whooping cough and one OF
measles were reported for the week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
No HOLIDAY EXTENSION.
Harding Deaf to Pleas of Clerks for
Half Saturdays All the Year.

Washington. June 1s.-President
Harding has declined TO meet a re-
quest that government employees in
the District of Columbia be given a
half holiday on Saturday throughout
the year.
In explanation of his refusal the
the President is understood to have
stated that the granting of such a
holiday when the need for economy
was paramount would not be in the
interest of the public service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Mrs. Lawrence Duncan stm Missing.

The police have no clues to the
whereabouts OF Mrs. Lawrence Dun
can. aged about - years, OF I5.T West
Fourth street, who has been missing
since May q. She took her two-year-
old child with her when she left home.
As far as is known she had about s25
in cash in her possession at the tirae
she went away. Her relatives claim
they know Of no reason for her going
awav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Y. W. III, A. June Hon.

on Thursday evening, June %. the
Young Womens Hebrew Association
viii hold its annual hop and novelty
affair in y. NJ. H. a. Auditorium,
Third and King streets. Many sur
prises are ia store for all who at
tend. Special music has been engaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
TO INVITE MARSHAL J0FFRE.

Kansas City. Mo, June 1S.-With
promise to attend the national con-
vention of the American Legion here
next fall received from Marshal Foch,
of France, and Field Marshal Haig,
of Great Britain, officials in charge
of the convention program today We're
preparing to extend invitations to
Marshal Joffre. of France. and Ad-
miral Beatty, of Great Britain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Carpenters OMIT Job.

Dissatisfied with some of the condi-
tIons OF their employment, the force of
carpenters working at SI7 Shipley
street on a building project being car
ficd out there. quit the job, after con
sultation with the walking delegate Of
the Carpenters Union. Friday. II
Is expected that the matter in dispute
VIII be- adjusted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Amundsen Back From Siberia.

Nome. Alaska, June 1S.-Raold
Amundsen. the explorer, whose ship.
the Maude. wintered OFF Cape Serge,
Siberia, arrived in Nome yesterday
end will leave for Seattle on the first
steamer. he announced. The Maude
lost a propeller in the ice during the
winter and viii be towed to Nome for
repairs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Amherst Marks Centennial.

Amherst. Mass, June 1S.-Amherst
Colleges centennial exercises began to-
day with members of many Of its
classes here for the celebration. JEFF
fiery John Archer Amherst. Viscount
HofnesdaIe. great-great- grandson Of
Lord Jeffery Amherst, for whom the
college was named. came from Eng
land. TO be the guest of Amherst
men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Horse Causes A Row.

fseorac =. Cathan. Holly Oak Ter
race. charged with stealing a horse
fram Mrs Alfred f.eHeit. was dis
charged ~ Magistrate Stradley Friday
ulaht after "a number Of witnesses
testified the horse ruined their gar
dann and lney had 10 impounded to
pregomt further damage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Funeral of Mrs. Charles f. Cray.

The funeral of Mrs. Charles +.
Gray, wife Of the managing editor
OF the Morning News. was held from
her late home No. 6 South Clayton
street. Friday afternoon. the serv-
ices being held in charge OF Rev Ed
ward H. Ford OF St. Andrews p. E.
Church. Interment was made in
Silverbrook cemetery. The pail
bearers were: Clement b. Hallam,
Clarence J. Pyle. Joseph H. Martin.
Edgar L. Haynes. Albert W. Cum
minis and Harrie T. Price.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Josiah Marvel to Address FIremen.

Josiah Marvel viii be one of the
speakers at the first annual convsn-
ton Of the Delaware State VoIun-
teer FIremen's Association meeting at
Laurel on July 13.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
CHARTERED AT DOVER.

Dover, June Charters were filed
today as follows:
Continental Utilities Corpora
ton. 10000 900. to conduct a public
utility business.
Globe Chain Stores. Inc, TO conduct
a chain of stores for selling of house
hold articles, $4,000 ,000.
The Haydite Company to manufac-
ture haydite and other products
from clay, etc. s., 1000, 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Students visit Workhouse,

Sixty students of the Salesianum
High School, accompanied by six
priests, went 10 the county workhouse
Friday night and cleverly presented
Dante's Inferno" The entertainment
greatly pleased the prisoners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Wellesley Degree for Nine. Curie.

Boston. June 1S.--Madame Curie,
who is TO receive an honorary degree
at Wellesley on Monday, arrived here
today. A reception in honor of
Madame Curie will be held at Harvard
Monday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Former Visitation Pupils.

An important meeting viii be held
aext Tuesday evening az the home q
Wrs Prank Carlisle. 906 Delaware
avenue. An former pupils OF the
Visitation Convent are cordially in
Nlted andeaurFed 10 attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
WOMAN HEADS G. o. p. COUNCILS.
Mrs. Warburton, First of Her Sex To
Preside Over Penna. Organization.

Philadelphia. June 1S.-For the first
time in the history of the party in
Pennsylvania a woman today presided
over the Republican organization in
the state. She III Airs. BARCLAY IL
Warhurton of Philadelphia, daughter
OF John Wanamaker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Clark New /. c. c. Head.

Washington, june 1S.-The Inter
state Commerce Commission an
nounced today that r. T.. Clark had
been unanimously reelected chair
man for the year terminating June
30 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
prnnnsed for ChaneelIor

Attorney General Sylvester D.
Townsend. Jr., is being proposed for
chancellor should United States Sena-
tor Josiah o. Woicott not take the
chancellorship, following confirmation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
WEDDINGS.
0Ilver-Pierce.

Walter 3 oliver and Mary = Pierce.
hHth ~ thla cily. we're married May eS
% lirack IA n =. parsonage by the
fnntur. tteN l~ II. Adams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Postpone Trip Abroad.

M. and Mrs. Eugene r. Ellis who
expected to leave for Turkey this
month TO do work for the Near East
Relief have postponed their departure
owing TO the unsettled conditions
abroad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Gasoline on Fire.

A slight fire in a tub of gasoline at
Stones garage, Third and Conneli
streets. about 6 O'Clock Friday evening,
was extingg,shed-by by. the district fire
~.ysAs-,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Vets Thankful for Rubber Hose.

Members Of the c. A r. wish to
acknowledge a gift Of 50 feet Of rub
ber hose from O. ID. Garrettson. which
the latter gave the vets in order that
they might properly sprinkle the lawn
al Sixteenth and Market streets.