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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
DIR. SIN is NO GUTTER"
Ma 500 Has Cable Announcing Appoint
ed President of China WIN Stick.

Washington. April 23. Ma Soc. rep
rcsentative in Washington of Dr sun
Vat Sen. who was appointed president
Of the Chinese republic on April by
the constitutional parliament in Canton.
announced today receipt of a cahlegram
from Dr sun stating that he would be
inauEurated May s.
There is absolutely no basis for the
canard that Mr.. sun is going To aban-
don The presidency after he has been
elected 10y an overwhelming majority. .
Mr.. Ma declared DIR. Sun is no gutter .
ter"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
COMMITTEE OK's TARIFF.

tWTTengN ftHN AIWhEIUHS dWW HtfaUUENU-
ing Provisions Considered Next.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. April % Hearings on
the emergency tariff bill were concluded
by the Senate finance committee today
and work on revising sections Of the
anti-dumping and currency revalua-
tions provisions began. Senators said
the currency revaluation provision
probably would he entirely rewritten
Anti-dumping sections also will un-
dergo technical changes. according TO
committee members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
No Bicycle Polo To-Day.

Because Of rain the proposed bicycle
rolo. scheduled for today. has been
postponed for the third time It is
hoped to have il next Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
PocomoLe city Girl Fans at Station.

Saule CIogg Of Pocomoke City, Md.
fell down the stairs Of French street
station today. when her heel caught in
, sten She was taken TO the Delaware
Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Personal

Amons Weekend guests Us Whining
ton are Colonel Janes 81. WickeS reiitor
of the Delaware state News Mrs
Wickes. and Mir. and Mrs. ~ =. Jones'.
an of Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
roo WET FOR BASEBALL.

By Associated Press to Every Evenns
Boston. April 23.-t tAmerican) Bos-
tom Washington, postponed, rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
cnnrrnAs ii Meek. End Recc...

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington April 23.-Congrcss was
not in session today. the Senate having
adjourned Thursday ana the House
yesterday until Monday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
BERLIN SENDS REPLY
TO NOTE OF HUGHES;
CABINET MAY FALL
Continued from page !

Leading politicians are declared 10
have been angry because members OF
the cabinet did not consult them before
the original communication was sent 10
the American capital.
Paris. April % Confederation 81 tho
German governments note 10 the
United States WINS completed at meet
Ing OF the German cabinet last night,
says a message received here from
Berlin
Party ledsers met with Konatantine
Fehrenlaoh. tho chancellor. 70 hear
report from Dr Walter 8ifnonH. foreign
niniator and to express their opinion
on the proposals aeut 10 President
Harding The meeting was secret
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Letters Testa mentary,

Register of Wills Isaac +. Brown has
granted letters testamentary on the
estate Of Jesse Davis to Anna Il. Davis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Ieaene III Noter,s Sale Po.tnoned.

IlfIA Vtt-E
The, Rummaee sale planned hv the
Wilmington League of Women Voters.
for next Monday, has beon postponed g
a later date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

roetr, y ~ ~ found nowhere unlv@
NJ carry II N4.A4u -a .o-horI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
J.A Julia 1 Buy M Norh 4. tan Sirect

m, EQUITABLE 1r.. nn .lm.u..trst t
oi l.cn Cabrera .aea>'. iaN 500 .Ae
dwcllrg ma North IaN h 'rer'
Joseph \ luhAu lor s. N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
Seek Solution of
Tangle in Names
Bureau of Vital Stutis-
tics Is Appealed TO by
Bro0klynBod1U.

The Bureau of Vital statistics is
trying TO straightcn out "A tanslc
which was brought 10 its attention
from Brooklyn, y. y. in letter
yesterday morninG.
Al the beginning or ;hc war. Il
Lynchburg woman married a soldier.
who was sent overseas. When the
marriage ceremony MRS performed,
the man gave a false name. and later.
when baby was born, IL naturally
inherited that name. The father was
overseas ut the time.
Reports sent back from France said
that the mSn had brcY killed. ~ ac-
ton. rhe wife had. In the Lantimc.
moved 10 Brooklyn, and = married
after she learned OF her husband ;
dcata.
Not long ago the man returned
from France. alive and hearty. only
10 tind his wife remarked, and his
baby bearing the name which he had
gwen when he was married I'M Lynch
burg. and which was fled with the
bureau on the birth certificate
The woman immediately appealed
TO u doctor to have the name Of the
certificate changed to her first hus-
bands name. hut he refused to do
this. and referred the matter to the
bureau for settlement. and it can
do nothing.
Just how the ,anele viii he
StEaiS htened out Is Il matter OF con-
siderable speculation. duc TO the
NUMBER of names used and the fact
taat the woman married again. when
she isarncd of her first husbands al
legged death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
MAKE FINAL PLANS FOR
ROTARY LADIES' NIGHT
Chairman letter Jones Calls Meet
ing To Meet at jefferson To-
mOrrnW Ninlf

Final Arrangement for the annual
heaies Night OF the Rotary Club.
winch according to Chairman letter
JoHes. OF the social committee in
.iNcE be made tomorrow night at
The jefferson Hotel. at 7:3O O'Clock.
We're discussed al the weekly meeting
yesterday.
According to All plans. there is :,
banner night in stor. for the Ro
tarians and their feminine com
panions. Favors for tn. women nave
bcen secured ana IL is said nothin..
"hs ncen LETT undonc Ia enable the
committee TO fulhll its promises.
hut ladies Night is not all that
occupied the attention Of til. club
as IL held forth over tho festive
board More arrangements We're con-
GUIDED and everything declared in
shapr Tor the Norfolk trip Of about
no Rotarians 10 attend the annual
u!StriSt convention. which is scheduled
or the seaside city April IL. ~ and
The Nortollt convention is said to
Dc the biggest Rotarian gathering
ever held in the Virginia. North and
south Carolina District. Word from
n'' III attendance. The Newport News
Rotary Club will assist in entertain
ing the many visitors
visiting RotarianS from Covinc:nu
@tsunton. Ho, Springs, Charloitcs-
VINO VIII DC in Richmond next Mon
>.uh prior to continuing their trip to
Norfolk. Because OF this fac,. tho
regular meeting Of the local Rotary
hooked for Tuesday night at i o'clock
~ the Richmond Hotel has been
moved forward to Monday nirbt nj
the same time in order tina: tn" visi:.
ors can partake in the feed and fun
program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
INACCURATE sKIP-sTOP
ON HIGHLAND PARK LINE
Mayor Returns Approved All Meas
urcs Passed by Council
Monday Might.

Mayor Ainslic yesterday returned
10 the City Clerk with his approval
All the measures cohcurred in by
common Council on Monday night.
re papers having previously been
1dopted by the Board OF Aldermen.
they include:
a resolution to acquire land to
open Cleveland Street. from Stuart
TO Grove Avenue.
An ordinance providing for n skin
stop system on the Highland Park
Street ear line. during the busy
morning hours. This ,ordinance was
adopted upon request of citizens tof
llshlanu Park and with the approval
OF the street car company.
y resolution rcfundinE the Saliva
tlon Army certain taxes on it's build
ing. e0G East Broad Street. amount :
ing to SiiO.i6. was approved. This
action was taken under the law p,ac-
ing the salvation Army headuuartcrs
building.
y resolution placing $3.50 to the
credit of fund known as Courts
ana Juries." WAS approved This
fund is to be used By the Mayor i'm
emergencies in connection with re-
CARDS for the capture of criminals.
and WAS designed primarily as Il re-
ward for the capture of men alleged
To have committed Il crime in Fulton
recently.
The resolution carrying the four
the payroll of The city. was also an
proved.
The name OF O. 7. Sims. Jr.. was
placed on the list of game wardcns
of the state. through 4 resolution,
which was approved by the Mayor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
rs BABIES ENTERED
At PURE-FO0D SHOW
Eleven of This Number Arc Found
to BE 100 Per Cent Perfect, Ac-
cording to Judges.
SELECT WINNERS SATURDAY
Eictors OF Baking Contest Arc An.
nounccd = Exhibition Will BE
Continued Throughout W X.
Orchestra Plays at All Times.

seventy i've babies were examined
yesterday in the first section of the
baby contest At the Richmond food
show being held this week in the
Gra?s' Armory under the auspices OF
the Retail Croccrs Association. and
cl>vcn OF this number were found
10 be leo per cent babies. from which
the winners OF the grand prizes on
selected. The second section of the
baby snow VIII open at o'clock this
afternoon and VIII continue until
$3.50 o'clock, while the show VIII oren
tonight at 7;5p O'Clock. The ma;ruc-
tive Visiting Nurses have charge Of
this feature.
Those babies awarded blue ribbons
yesterday We're: Irene Hobsou. "A
is oahn 3 South Elm e Street: sarah sarah
Ann Il. Garland. Gia North Thirty
SECOND street; clifton Harris. Rus
sell Koss. Jean Baker Richardson.
1908 Hanover Avenue; Elizabeth
Eeidwicke. 40 North Thirty-fourih
street; Isabel Grcgcry 1875 ~ West
Cary; T., Il Richardson. 1893 Han
over Avenue; Robert Browning. Jr.
1893 Stuart Avenue. aud Olive Tins
Icy, 2l2i West Cary street.
The food show gained in attend
3ncc yesterday afternoon and last
night, and the various booths and
exhibits were crowded viii, specta-
tors.
Winners in the baking contest yes
barrel OF fiour. and number -. q
ten pound can OF baking powder.
layer CAKE Will I've Judged today.
when the awards VIII he IA barrel %
-four as first prize. and Il large bottle
or HRrorinE extract as second prize.
Food which is not returned to the
contestants win br delivered to
charitable organizations. This cN
hibit is under the supervision Of the
domestic science teachers Will act a.
Richmond Housewives League and
lidgs. over 100 entries We're reported
in This contest yesterday.
Everything in the line OF food from
hak ing powder to the most cXp"n-
sive brands OF -four. from near 49, .
10 the highly seasoned fruit cake aud
other dclicaclcs of "a wide variety is
now on exhibition. along with wash
ing machines, electric appliances and
other Announcements for the Well
regulated home
The snow will continue through
this week. the doors opening AT >
O'clock and closing At $40 O'Clock.
whom the exhibitors are enabled to
prepare Tor The night show. Tho
doors opcn again AT 1880 O'Clock in
the evening ana the show continues
until 10 o'clock The special iazH
orchestra engaged for the show will
play both afternoon ana night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
SHERIFF WON'T REPLY
TO WO!NEN's CHARGES
Social Service Club Alleges Ilcnrico
Jail Not Kept in Sanitary
Condition.

sheriff ". Webb Sydnor Of Hcn-
rico County. last night refused ia
make any statement in reply TO the
charges by a committee Of tho So
cial Service club that the County Jail
* poorly run and, in general. is not
TT to keep prisoners in.
Investigation Of conditions IN the
tails has been conducted for several
days h. this committee in anticipa
lion % the meeting this afternoon at
the Jefferson IIotc. at $3.50 O'Clock.
when Governor Davis will speak on
Prison Reform"
No criticism OF the state Pcnitcn-
tiiry is made in the report, except
that the prisoners are somewhat idle.
but the committee was Informed that
the overall factory would soon rceumc
operations, which would furnish then,
With AN occupation.
According 10 the committee. the
H"nricO Jail is b. far the worst they
visited the statement being made
that the rldcr Is dirty. that prisoners
rc crowded into SMALL cells. are not
segregated for Investigation for dis
ease. and. in general, that conditions
ere about as had as they could be.
Sheriff Sydnor last night said that
n" djI not at the present timc wish
- mako any reply to the charges in
nr report of tho committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
by Harry Tucker.

rs ono OF the City Fathers.
Wave Melton is lucky.
For he stands in with the men
From up-town.
When he wants anything.
jefferson Ward gets
1t.
When lie is Absent.
His Colleagues on the
Finance Committee 81"
Tha: his Ward Receives all
That.is Coming 10 it.
You ask
Why il this. thus"
Why does the Fcatnc.y Songster
Seek the Shade OF the
Weeping Willow on Hot ard
Sul;ry day"
why does the broolilct from
ion mountain top swing
Gladly through vale
Ana deli 10 the sea?
why does the maiden seek
S"lacc from the moonbeam?
WHY the hear; -smittcu
Youth, the river bank"
Why.
These Beautiful Lines might h,
Extended intermin;hly. on, in Repl,
% the Poets Emuslon. it May hc Blu,
Right TO say. because Wave has Al.
ways Toicd Fair with his Constit.
md with his colleagues as Well.
Tkey Gould Get anything h" Had
md so Could Ncrsivicc. ,See Daniel
N"hsters Dictionary. H. iiliiD
Nhcn one kuus across q Alan who
Works Both Ways without Selfish
i"tiNc. tina. Man is u Success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
THREE CASES SUBMITTED
TO SUPREME COURT

hre" cases We're submitted TO tn"
Virginia Suprcn. ('o,r, ~ Ar,,.lis
EeStcrday-ll. H. Murdcu aGains: the
virginia hallway and Power Com
pan!. from Norfolk County Circuit
Court where $1,000 damages WAS al
iuM'u ana an order promulgated
which made il Impossible FOR IN. an
p"liani TO collect: II. ~ Davis agains:
Joseph g: Helm, Il $l.5oo libel suit.
coming from tn. Circuit Court of
Mcstmorcihnd County, and T.. w ana
ncrta t!attcrbuck against .lohn y.
tlore, from Madison County. 10 dis
solve an Injunction.
The case Of the Benjamin =. ,'rumn
company against j. l.. Lindsey. mc..
rem tn Richmond Chancory Court.
was pai.ly argued and contiuu.d tn
today HUBBARD " AprIcHy. Inc.
against j. I. Thackcr. from Norfolk.
was continued. The ease is the re-
sui o! a cOMtrONcrsN nNcr hLiLs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
CORPORATION COMMISSION
TO DECIDE IN PHONE CASE

y ease which the state Corpora
non Commission Will decide today
is that OF the Augusta county
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
and ih" stanton Mutual Telephone
Telephone Company. later taken over
~ ~" Chesapeake aud Potomac
Telephone Company
The controversy Is that the
Farmers Mutual. which has hsd ply
s!tal connection with the city tcIc-
nGun" system, desires 10 GiscOntiuus
TINS, and the Chamber Of Commerce
or stanton as wcll as other organi-
%'tions y opposing j. Tn" Chesa-
V""He ana Potomac has always made
J. policy to oppose such conncC-
ton
Both OF these lines run on, into
me country districts. and scrv" only
farmers The CCnuiss ion VIII decide
this morning whether the Dbysical
connection with IN" city tclcphonc
Etstomn WI! be- mmimtaineh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
Forger Paroled
On Plea ofRabbi
'Hyman Bi1, Pleading
Guilty, Val Return
to HIS Mother.

Lyman Blk. young man from
Iowa. who pleaded guilty to forgery
In Hastings Court yesterday. WAS
released on probation in charge OF
Rabbi Il. n. Calisch. Of Beth Ahabah
temple.
The young man, 1t was stated,
forged check for Il sufficient sum
oil money to reach his home In Iowa.
where his mother had met with !,
serious automobile accident. The
amount of money secured by the
young man was jus; sufficient to get
MN To his home. He was later arr
rested there and brought back by
detective Tinslcy, who investigate cd
inc story. ana found that the young
man had told the truth concerning
INC accident. Under the circum-
stances and on the suggestion OF
habbi Calisch that he be turned over
10 NM, the young man was released,
ana VIII bc sent hacii to his home.
IL. Is. Webster and Alfred French
We're each fined 500 Oh the charge OF
violating the prohibition laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
In Hotel Lobbies

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W rts f"N =. aAatst LyHeApurr, "a.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
TUBERCULOSIS CLINIC
Is HELD IN HALIFAX

III" !rcc tuberculosis clinic held
IN Halifax county hy the Virginia.
tuberculosis Association. proved a
great success, and demonstrates the
popularity Of these examinations for
the early detection 81 the disease
Or y, y Davis. ClinjCian OF The
l.Envhhurg Health Department, serve!
az the state Board OF Health.
Free clinics were staged in Clover
Rosa. N!rgiria and South Boston y
total of Ia patients were examined.
aud out Of this number fourteen ac-
tive cases ANA three suspected cases
were reported The history Of these
eases Will h" reported To the family
physician OF each patient and ~"
successful combating of the disease
VIII commence at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
WORKERS OBTAIN s11,37O
FOR Y. VI. c. 4. TREASURY
Campaign Teams Viii Report To
nigh; at supper nicctin. at q
O'Clock S.s:I 600 More


With ~ total Subscription for the
day amounting 10 $2iIS.Gr and a
grand tota! OF $ll,3zu.e5. it Will he
necessary 70 cover the city thorough
ly if the needed $4,000 is 10 be- sub
scr!bed ana The work of THE Associ-
alton Put forward In Richmond.
Miss Katherine Halves gave the
workers several splcndid 'p-rScrip-
lions Tor .Cura.. Ia campaign work
and said that IL MRS the business girls
whu could put this campaign over
because thcE ale tn" ones That know
best how the association serves girls
who need tvicndliucSS and care and
Inspiration. they are the best boosters
for the Y, w. .. y. because they do
believe IN i, with their whole heart
and soul.
Tn Rev. IL D c. Maclachlan said
that wn.ie th.S was IN. hardest year
10 raise money since the beginning
ut the way, the y. W C. y was max
Ing 81 better showing In this canIpa! Ign
IN Richmond ;han any OF the drives
that have preceded il
"Ihcr" is 10 Institution In Rich
muud which makes u more dc!init"
contribution TO ia" church than the
i ". &. \. II Is an arm OF tn.
chUiy On; II Is doing = work which 10
church which is not rolling ia wealth
cau do. Men say that the "ucccss OF
city depends upon material gain,
but the real rucccsS Of u city can
only be measured b.. the character
manifested rs It's citiztuS Che y. W.
s. 4. rs building the character OF jh,
city af iachmond hy training til.
Young "omanhood oi h" city IN u
brp1d. cuuprrhcnSi $" ITO with a
personal loyalty % Christ which Lays
q real moral foundation Tor the fla
lure mothers Of the community The
citizens OF Richmond vii! not let the
work OF thc y W. g y fail for lack
OF ,hri! support"
Campaign teams Viii give their re-
ports this evening at supper meet
IN. ~ o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
MRS. BALDWIN HEADS
STATE MUSICAL CLUBS

mo sessions OF the Virginia State
,r"deraiion Of Musical clubs. held at
the i;ichmond Hotel, came 10 Z c'c:,,e
c.rs, Mrs Ernest G. Baldwin. ci
Roanoke. was elected president; Miss
t.,hel NccIcy. Of Norfolk. first Wee
president: Eugene Putnam. o; Dan
VILE, second vice rcs!dcni: MR.
Leila 'rrigp, OF Abanrdou; recording
secretary. and Mrs. Malcolm Perkins
OF Palmyra, treasurer.
Mrs. William IL Bailey. ar Wash
iuGton. district president. at the Ma
ti'nai Federation OF Musical clubs
delivered an iutcrrstire address al
StieN's Conservatory yesterday morn
lag. Mrs. J. Proctor BIown, the re
,irinG prcSid mt, i"ft las; night Tor
he: home ia III" stone Gan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
SCHOOL PRINCIPALS WILL
CONVENE AT UNIVERSITY

High school principals of Virginia
viii hold their annual conference at
the University OF Virginia on april
Is, 80. and 80. ON Thursday evening
tn" Education CLUB of the University
viii entertain tile Delegates to the
conference. ana the business sessions
viii begin TN" next morning
Tn" university. through Professor
w. T.. Smith Will prov id" rooms at
the Queen charlotte Hotel for the
principals In recent years this con-
ference has proven to he 4 Valuable
agency ia strengthening aad improv-
ing the work OF secondary cducati lion
in the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
M00MAW ATTENDS FRUIT
MEET IN WINDY CITY

l.. T. Noo!naw. OF CIoverdalc. Va.
president OF III" Virginia Iorti-
Cuintr" SOCIETY, and chairman OF the
tinhncc CDamitte" Of the Virginia
Farm bureau Federation, * attend
ing the fruit growers convention III
Chicago as the representative Of the
fruit growers OF the state.
The convention. which is nation
wide, opened Thursday a. the Con-
ZroSS ilot"i, At the cal! oi President
Howard. OF the Naton;, Farm Fed
Grafton Bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
PETERSBURG GAS CONCERN
WILL APPEAL RATE CASE

Notice was nied with the State
morning by tho P"teySb"rc Cas- Com
pnpy that il iutcnis 10 anpc;l from
the recent decision OF the commits
sion in allowing only part Of the
rate Increase asked in it's latest pc
tition
When the nctl,ion vas Glcd. the
company WAS charging only slj0
per LOCO cubic feet. ard asked for
S1,'i'. The commission allowed the
company TO increase its rates to si.15
TIE case Viii now T." left to tho
'1upreine Court OF Appeals FOR. dcci
Siol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-06
RESERVE BANK PAYS
S205,O0O TAX TO U. S

The Richmond Federal Reserve
Bans las paid u franchise tax Of
S20a.00H TO Ia. government. accord
ing to an announcement made yc3tcr-
paid ana Is The largest 81 the two.
The previous one. pad III 1871,
amounting 10 about ii"O.Oou
Gross earnings Of thc EicEmorC
bank in 1920 amounted TO S6,9oS.Go0,
Will" ;hc uci earnings were So.
SN1,O"0. After 1 ~ cent interest had
been paid. the sum # Si.7c0"0u vas
transferred To the surplus account.