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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
ARMS CONFERENCE
SUCCESS IS ALMOST
FULLY ASSURED
Washington Announces Petit
ton of Jews viii Not be
FayorabIy Considered.
GERMANY NOT INVITED
81 Assoclated press 10 Every Eranlnx

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. Oct. 27.--ATanifest sat
isfaction was expressed today at the
State Department with such express
sions in regard to the Forthcoming
conference in Washington on arms
limitation and Pacific problems as
have been made public by the Japa-
nese officials already arrived to par
Hcipate in the conferences and hv
members of delegations en- route 10
the United States or soon TO leave
for Washington. The expressions are
regarded here as going far toward as
suring IN advance, a large measure Of
success 10 the conference.
it was made clear today that there
Is no purpose on the part OF the Wash
ington government to extend the scope
or the discussion beyond what has
been mapped out in the agenda.
In accordance with this purpose il
may be said authoritatively that ap-
peais which have come from Hebrew
sources through Washington repre-
sentatives for consideration OF oues-
tons OF racial equality and religious
freedom will not come before the
Washington conference. Il also may
be said definitely that there is no
purpose 10 invite official or unofficial
German representation at the con-
ferences. as Germany is not directly
Involved IN the Far Eastern cues
tions to be discussed, nor IL she since
the war one of the military powers and
thus within the scope Of the confer
ence.
Il Is evident already that many
powers and smaller countries not in
yitcd To participate in either confer
enee propose TO have representatives
N washington. They VIII have no Of
ilciai status nor win they be afforded
any unusual opportunities for Oh.
serving and reporting upon the work
u the delegation. although any one
OF them who wishes 20 present briefs
or statements for consideration. Will
have that privilege.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
COMMITTEE HEADS
FOR ARM|ST|CE DAY
chairmen Announced Today by
Mayor Harvey for the Pro-
posed Celebration.

Announcing his appointments for
heads ~ committees for the ArInistice
Day celebration. Nov. s. Mayor Ie
Roy Harvey this morning. said that
he anticipated one 81 the most
memorable occasions IN tho history Of
Wilmington.
AZ representing not alone tie
italian army. but the Italian nation .
said the mayor" ! predict Tor General
biaz q reception Ia keeping with his
fame"
The general Chairmanship will be
taken by the mayor. Lt.-Goyernor j.
Dauforth Bush viii be chairman for
che American Legion Dr. vaccaro for
the local Italian societies: Gen J.
Austin Ellison for the National Guard
and Ex-Governor Milhr for the citi-
zsns committee.
The committee will meet az the
mayors office "a 2 O'Clock Saturday
murrinV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
A Man and His Mate

a new serial commences III
today's Every Evening.
Here Il tale of the sea which
win lift you above the hum
drum affairs Of life.
You viii coma to know aud
admire big Jim i.und. primitive
man, mighty sailar-llVing asl
venture aud facing danger for
the pure Joy of action. So real-
istic Is the cruise Of the
schooner karluk. that wou will
Imagine yourself 4 passenger on
hsard. You win be fascinated
~ the crafty Garrison make
friends quickly with the news
paper reporter, and keep an eye
an the mysterious. soft footed
lap
fuu viii sit IL al some Mon-
derful games tn which the
stakes are invisible shares IN Il
gold seeking enterprise You viii
want % dodge the skipper and
keep your wits about ynn when
geu naiN with the crew aud
above all yoi viii want to know
that one eiFi "a the ships oom-
pany
Watch for il regular readers
others subscribe noN and fal
low this remarkable serial ia
Every Evening commencing to-
slly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
RAILROAD STRIKE
SITUATION 70 DATE

San Antonio. Tcxas-Tbe In
ternational and Great Northern
announced II would remove the
freight embargo when It's train
mon struck last Saturday.
Chicago--Big Five represen-
tativos met az the suggestion of
Walter l.. McMinemln of the
Railroad Labor Board, and Ben
w. Hooper, member of the
board, went before them to pro-
pose q way to settlement.
The Railroad Labor Board
called q meeting Of its members
for afternoon. The possibility
OF a board order 20 call off the
strike was said 10 be on its pro-
gram for discussion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
HARDING'S TRAIN LATE.
Address at Atlanta, Ca, May
be Delayed Until $50 O'Clock
This Afternoon.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
On Board President Hardlng'a Special
Train, near Columbus. Georgia. Oct.
21.~-A two hour stop at Camp Ben
ming TO inspect the Infantry Training
school. took President Harding Off the
direct route of his southern trip today
and delayed his arrival at Atlanta.
where he will deliver an address late
this afternoon.
Leaving the camp at $50 a. m., the
train was dne at Atlanta at 1.30 y. m.
The President will have luncheon at
the Druid Hills Country Club. will
speak late in the afternoon at the
Grady monument and will depart In
the evening for Washington.
Columbus, Ga. Oct. 27.--President
Harding arrived here early today on
his four-day swing through the south
and with members Of his party visited
Camp Benning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
LLOYD GEORGE DELAYED
BY IRISH PEACF FARLEY

London, Oct. 27.-Prime Minister
Lloyd George probably viii have 10
abandon his visit TO Washington or
at least postpone it until the closing
sessions Of the conference there. be-
cause OF the critical situation in the
negotiations with Sim Fein Ireland.
It was asserted by several well IN
formed newspapers here today.
The premier had made no public
statement 70 this effect. but his po-
htieal and personal friends were
quoted as communicating the report
to inquirers as il publicity was de-
sired.
Prime Minister Lloyd George today
proposed 10 the House Of Commons
that it set aside next Monday for a
discussion on the motion OF Unionist
members OF Parliament condemnlng
the present negotiations with repre-
sentatives Of Sim Fein Ireland. He
said he hoped there would be a vote on
the question.
Mr.. Lloyd George. in making the
proposal. declared;
No government can conduct ne
gotiatioHs OF that kind without know
ing it has the support OF the House
OF Commons. from which II derives
its authority
just before he made the proposal,
Mr. Lloyd George was asked whether
the Irish conference was stil proceed
ing, to which he replied IN the af-
firmative.
Mr.. Lloyd George introduced mis-
proposal with this statement:
"As il is evident there is a section Of
the members Of the house who have
serious misgivings regarding the con
ference which now is proceeding be-
tween representatives Of hi majesty's
government and representatives of
Sim Fein members from ireland, /
think It Is essential that we should
know where we stand as government
before We so very much farther"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
AF TER YOU, GENERAL!
FOCH'S LINER WATTS
The Paris Slows Up to Allow
Pershing to Land First
Tomorrow.
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

New York, Oct. 27.-The steamship
Paris which is on the way to New
York from France. with Marshal Foch.
has slowed down in order that the
George Washington with General
Pershing as a passenger. may arrive
here tomorrow first and the general
may welcome the marshal to the
country. A wireless message brought
this news from the Paris today and
dissipated all ideas Of a race between
the vessels.
Greetings from Marshal Frch TO the
American people have been sent By
radio.
a wireless message received late
last night from the captain Of the Paris
said he expected to reach quarantine
about 2 O'Clock Friday afternoon. while
one from the George Washington in
dicated she would make port the
same day.
The George Washington's position at
noon yesterday was given az s07 miles
east Of Ambrose Lightship. which
should bring her to port Friday fore
noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
NeM Castle elrl nurned.

May Camalla. aged years. af New
Castle, was sepleusly burned this
morning, when a knit sweater caught
aire and burned The child about the
body The little girl dauehter of Peter
CAmaiio, Was given treatment hy Or.
Booker of Naw Castle. and remov I'd
by hun Ia an automobile t0 the Della
ware hospital, ia Wilmington Whgre
nef condition this afternoon Was re-
ported serious. The Attlo child had
started q honfro az Tenth and clay.
ton streets when she was burned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
FIVE DEAD IN HURRICANE.
Damage to Property in Florida
Storm is Estimated at S.
100000; Death List Grows.
~ Associated rr,as ~ every Irven,rr

sp Associated Press 60 Every Evening
Tampa. oct 2T.--pronerty damage
~ that section of the Florida penin-
suln swept Tuesday ana Tuesday night
~ the tropical hurricane is estimated
az Na,eoo,ooo by Insurance men here
who have been analyylng reports
reaching Tampa from other scctioi.-.
Tho damage In Tampa is estimated
at between si.500.000 and S. .O0o. .0oo.
tho known death list today stood at
I'VE. which included two at Sc. Peters,
hurg and three In Tampa and vicinity.
81 Petersburg, Ella, Oct. 26.--Ca p.
m, iy mail to Jacksonville. .)--While
there was NO loss of life az Pass-a-
Grille, a gulf resort southwest Of here,
aa a result OF Tuesdays hurrica, ,,
property damage at the settlement
probably viii amount 90 500. 1000. Great
fears had hcon felt for the inhabitants
~ the little town.
The death list here tonight remain
cd az two and property loss roughly
was estimated az between $500. 900
and 100000. six piers on the water
front here valued 90 s250.000 were
swept away ana at least 80 small
motor and sail boats sunk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
laps WILL CUT NAVY.
Ready to Cooperate With Other
Powers on Decision Reached
at Farley.

ay Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Aboard Steamship kashima Maru
Oct. 26. BY Radio Japan stands ready
to cut down her navy il the powers
reach an understanding AZ the forth
coming conference at Washington on
limitation Of arlnaments and Far
Eastern questions. according 10 Vice
Admiral Tomosaburo Kate member
Of the Japanese delegation TO NASH
ington, which is travelling 70 America
aboard this ship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
EDGAR GUEST AT HIGH SCHOOL
Writer Of "ygst Folks Lectures "a
Primary Teachers.

Edgar A. Guest. who has been a con
tributor 20 the Every Evening f0r
years. under the caption Just Folks
through his wonderfully attractive
poetry, viii lecture az the Whining
ton High school this afteUoon az I
o'clock. under the auspices Of tbs
Primary Teachers Association.
Mr.. Guests poems are read BY hun
dreds of thousands Of readers of 1876
leading newspapers ~ the country
and there are many " these who turn
first 70 the editorial page of the Every
Evening. each day. 70 read Air Guests
latest thoughts, written IN bis par
ticularly interesting way
Mr. Guest is q member ~ The De
troit Rotary Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
BRAND SAILS NOVEMBER 3:
TO BE FRANCES SPOKESMAN

Paris, Oct. 27.-Premier BRAND was
today making final preparations to
leave on Saturday for America, where
he viii attend the conference on
limitation Of armaments and Far
Eastern questions. He will appear in
Washington as the spokesman OF the
French people and parliament, armed
by a mandate given him in the cham
Der OF deputies last night.
The vote OF confidence accorded the
premier was considered a great DO
lucal victory, the final ballot cast In
the House being 3S1 70 1856.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
ALLIES ORDER Ex-EMPERoR
ON A BRITISH NARSHIP

Paris. Oct. 27.-The Allied Council
Of Ambassadors today decided that
former Emperor Charles Of Austria
Hungary and ex-Empress Zita should
be placed Immediately upon a British
battle cruiser in the Danube pending
another meeting Of the Council next
Saturday. when a final decision re-
garding their disposition is 10 be made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
GREENS sREk FINANCIAL AN.
Banker Coming Here Go Induce L. =. 10
Release SaS,00O.000 War Time Credits.

oS Associated Press e Every evening.
Athens, oet a.- Announcement
was made here today that pridion Pa
pafrangos manager os the Greek Ma
tlonal Bank viii leave Athens
this week for America as 5
government delegate charged With
negoiiatns With "a Unlted states
Treasury tov the release at credits
amounting ta ssao0e.oo0 Ynade to
Greeee hy The United states during
"a w8r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
REJECT MINERS PROPOSALS.
West Va. Mine Operators Won't Deal
With Union Workers.
ny Assecsatea peesa 10 Every rc1erinw

ey Associated Press to EverY E,renlns
Washington. Oct. e. Peace pro.
possis OF tue union miners in West
Virginia cast aside today by counsel
for the eoal operators at the hearing
heforo the senate investigating com
n,'ttee Proposals of a settlement. put
forward by Frank =. Walsh. miners
counsel. aud Philip MURRAY. -presl-
dent OF the United Mine worlsers was
met with declaration from the
operators that "wen have no dealings
With the United Mine Workers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
cat IN shoe Mar1er., Mage..

~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Lynn, Mass. Oct. 81 Proposals fo
an immediate 2t per cent reduction
IN the wages OF the $4,000 shoe work
ers ~ factories affiliated with the
Lynn shoe Manufacturers Associa.
ton were submitted 10 the WORKERS
rnions yesterday fof approval
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Ek.oengres.man Ilaaa, IL ne.pllnl.

The condition of former Congress.
lman Il Irving Handys heaith has
agaln become serious aud he has re-
urned 20 lpnns Hopkins tloslata.,
'baltmofe, lof medical treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
sofia peeIares state q sIree.

~ Associated Press 10 Evsss evening
SOFIA, Oct 81 a state of siege has
been declared n this city and ia goN-
ernnienial departments along the
frontier between Jugo Shvia and
Macedonia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Identified ~ arnea.

fhat their sFeapn from ihs couss.
uHrsseH - their rahhuest 81 growing
sauf~ dim al the tlus b. Indicated ~
the nst ~ convincing evidence the
is#'Hl rullce are weaving about them
Fu hssHn wlsh fhillp Mrlira ths min
sal~llniendrni N1t wee held ap aud
Continued vi pase q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Mrs. NJ. A. Tawreses Dead.

AIrs Mary a. TaHresey died yester.
DAY AZ her home. 6ls Washington
street The funorql VII be held tomor-
row afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Amusemenis Tonight

NafriNk-r- ahteNtiic.
Queen SnoWhhnd "
Majestic Made in Heaven
ArCadia Her sturdy Oak
Aldine The Girl From Gods Country %
strand Seven Years Bad Luck
Parkway Moral Fibre
savoy Every Mumans Problem
Park" Forbidden kruit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

The talent Of success is mothin4
more than doing what you can 90
Well and doing well whatever YOU do.
-Longfellow,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Meafher Fnrecast

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington, Oct g Weather foreeass
for Delaware,
Fair and warmer tonight Friday cloudi.
ness and warmer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

iiafe you tried Clover DAIRY But.
'tafl Telephones l54o-l54l.--Ady,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-02

Mrs. John l.. Stevenson entertain
ed Friday at high noon with an ele-
giant luncheon, using six tables. The
beautiful living room, dining room
and library were in various flowers
altheas, sweet peas and American
beauty roses prominent.
The hostess was assisted in receiv-
ing her guests by Mrs. G. P. Kuy-
kendall and Mrs. A. w. Hockenhull,
After greetings the hostess %announc-
ed that each find her place card.
These were dainty little Colonial
DANES OF the long ago, and suggest
ed that in their paths we are journey
ing, and as we journey, enjoying the
same social affairs Of life. The lun-
cheon was in several courses, giving
the guests a delightful two hours for
OF the day. for short talks and
wit. Beautiful sweet peas were the
favors during the first course and
furnished corsage boquets. Between
the first and second curse Miss Hen
derson, late OF Tennessee, gave that
sweet old ballad, THE Last Rose of
Summer delighting all. Like so
many artists OF today she was also ac-
companist. She has a rich rare voice
and uses it well in parlor or hall.
After the luncheon hours the COY
ers were removed and table arrang-
ed for those who remained to enjoy
the game of Rook.-Clovis News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-02
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that. by vir-
tue OF a judgment entered in the Dis
trict Court for Santa Fe County, New
Mexico. on the 18th day Of August,
1921. wherein the State Of New Mex
leo was Plaintiff and Elizabeth Boil
ander was Defendant. ! viii offer for
sale at public auction TO the highest
and best bidder for cash at the front
door Of the Court House in Santa
Fe at the hour OF ten o'clock A. NJ.
on the path day of September, 1921,
the following described real estate
situate in the CITY OF Santa Fe. Coun-
tv of Santa Fe. New Mexico, to-wit:-
House and Lot bounded as follows +:
on the North by the River; on the
East by property of Conrad; on the
South bv De Vargas Street; and on
the West by property OF Cartwright.
The said property viii be sold by
me pursuant to said orded and iudg-
mcnt 10 satisfy the sum Of Two Hun
dred Sevcntv-eiCht and 4o-lO Dol
lars (S27S4o). besides interests and
costs. due from the said Elizabeth
Bolander as taxes upon the said land.
Dated at Santa Fe this 26th day
John SHOEMAKER.
Sheriff OF Santa Fe
County. New Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-02

Ration, n. NJ. Sept. 5l.-A complete
itinerary for Senator Holm O. Bur-
sum has been arranged and %announc-
ed by Chairman .. /. Phillips OF
the Campaign Committee. On &C
count OF the very short time remain
ing in which TO cover so large a
State. it will be necessary to pass by
some OF the most important cities,
which will be visited, however, by
other prominent speakers OF New
Mexico and other States,
Senator Bursum has been advised
that Victor Heintz, OF the National
Council OF the American Legion will
tour a part of the State speaking in
favor of the Senator'S candidacy. This
is because OF the Senator's introduc-
ton and active support OF the bill
to retire disabled officers of the Ma
tional Army on the same basis as ac-
corded officers of the regular army.
The in%iterary announced is as fol-
lows:
Mosqucro, night OF September ?.
Solano, morning of September ).
Roy, night OF September 3.
AllllS, llOIHHuB Vi oCpNSiioSl v
Wagon Mound, night Of September
4.
Watrous, afternoon OF September
5.
East Las Vegas, night of Septem-
Der 5.
Mora, night OF September g..
Taos. September I.
Estancia, September 9.
albuquerque, September 10.
Las Lunas, afternoon OF September
II.
Belen, night Of September II.
Portales, afternoon OF September II
Clovis, night Of September y.
Carlsbad, night of September IS.
Boswell, night of September II.
C~arrizozo, night OF September Is.
Las Cruces, night OF September 10.
Silver City. night of September Il.
Socorro, September 10.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-02


Quite the most elaborate formal
party OF the early social season was
the dinner-dance given on Friday
night at the Country club by J. E.
Goodell in honor OF his friends, the
three Hilton brothers OF Socorro.
Senator and Mrs. Holm 0. Bursum
OF Socorro were also guests OF hon
or.
The affair was the occasion of the
rare visit OF the three brothers in
New Mexico at the same time-Con-
ME Hilton, who is well known here,
but who now lives in Dallas, Texas,
Lieutenant Carl Hilton of the L.
navy, and August Hilton of Socor-
70. I
A seven-course dinner was served
at $50 o'clock. An electric-lighted
fountain in a bed OF asparagus ferns
with pink and white asters formed
the ce~nterpiece OF the table with thail-
ing ferns the length OF the table and
deep pink candles lighted at inter-
walls. Table favors for the '.dies were
premier pink and white roses. The
room. was decorated with baskets OF
a~s;crs. dahlias and ferns.
Dancing followed the dinner, the
festivity coming to the climax with
the opening OF a large surprise ball
in the center Of the room which ON
tanned carnival favors that were i'm
mediately appropriated by the guests,
Horns, confetti, bobbing balloons,
clown hats and serpentines to the
syncopations OF the orchestra, and all
that. II was a very gay affair
Albuquerque Journal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-02
CAPITAL CITY T
Pretty Wedding at Espanola

Miss Gertrude Frankenburger of Es-
pamela and Clarence Brasher, were
married Monday afternoon. Rev.
Obermiller OF the United Brethren
church of Santa Cruz, officiated, The
impressive double ring service was
used. The Frankenburger home was
lavashily decorated with white dahlias.
gladiolus and ferns. The ceremony
was performed under a large white
bell suspended from a floral arch by
white ribbons. Miss Ruth Mcbride
presided at the piano and rendered
the Mendelssohn's wedding march
and during the ceremony sang 20,
Promise Me" The bridal couple were
attended by Miss Marjorie Franken-
burger, the brides sister and Frank
Willard. AT the conclusion of the &C.
remony dainty refreshments were SER
we'd and in addition to the wedding
party se~yenty-five guests were in at
tendance. Mr.. and Mrs. Brasher will
make their home in Albuquerque re-
turning from their honey moon trip
at Denver, Colorado, the middle of
October.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-02
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
Mrs. gursum Guest of Honor

If-fs. bGIsuiH Suest VI iiohof
Mrs. Holm o. Bursum, of Socorro,
was guest Of honor at a large recep-
ton rendered Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. George Z. Breeze at the beau
tiful Breeze home on West Copper
avenue No cards were issued, a gem
eral invitation having been sent out
10 the women of Albuquerque and
Bernalillo county TO meet the wife
OF the United States senator from
New MeXico, who is now the repub-
lican candidate in the approaching
senatorial election. Several hundred
women, including many from the
country districts, called between 4 and
6 o'clock, the hours of the reception.
In the receiving line with Mrs. Bur-
sum and Mrs. Breeze were Mrs. A.
B. Stroup, Mrs. Henry Rolfe Brown
and Mrs. NJ. X. Wylder. Mrs. ]. T.
Mclaughlin and Mrs. H. L. Brehmer
presided in the dining room, assist
ed by Miss Lovelace and Miss Stortz.
Miss Margaret Shortle officiated at
the door.
The dining room, where refresh
ments were served, was beautifully
decorated with pink roses, and the
hall and reception room with dahlias
and asters.
Mrs. Bursum was also the honor
guest at a luncheon at the Alvarado
hotel Saturday arranged by a num-
Der OF republican women.-.Albuquer-
que Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-02

The home talent play was given
Tuesday and a large crowd was pres
ent at the Muse U Theatre to see
the amateur play theatricals. To
make any distinction in mentioning
any special actor or actress as bet
ter than any other would be unfair
all did the part assigned to him or
her in a first-class manner. Features
outside the plot of the play were the
Mescalero band which rendered a doz-
en- selections in its usual acceptable
manner, and a Chinese dance by Mr..
Davis, the Chinese Comedian. Mrs.
A. f. Baird directed the affair and
deserves much credit for her efficient
work. -Tularosa Tribune.