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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
FOES OF BOLSHEWKI
TO ASK RECOGNITION
Governments of U. S., Great Brit
ain and France viii be
Appealed To.

Paris. Feb. te-Tormal application In
about to be made 20 the governments
of Great Britain, France and the United
States 10 recognize the Russian con
stituent assembly as the present de-
Jure government of Russia. Tho
Russian constituent assembly has juat
been created at meeting here OF all
the Hussian elements opposed to Boil
sheyisni, to the end of sinking all diff
ference of opinion and presenting a
united front againt Bolshevisfn.
President Az skentieff. momber of
the former kerensky cabinet of Russia,
aud presiding officer of the conference
held here. will call I'm n few days on
NJ. BRAND, President of the council of
France. and present the application.
\. r Kerensty. head of the former
! Russian government, who recently at
tended the constituent assembIy here,
1ow has gone 90 London. where he viii
make n similar request of the British
government.
Boris a. Bakhmetef. Russian ambas-
sador at Washington. who recently ar
rived here to take part ia the formation
If the new constit1 1eut assembly, is un-
derstood to have been requested to pre-
sent slmilnr application TO the United
States government.
The precedent invoked will be the rec
ognition BY tho allies Of tho Serbian
government set up on the Island Of
Corfu during the wnr. while servia was
completely occupied by the Central
| Powers.
Thlrty-t three Of the members of the
Russian constituent assembly created
i here wore elected in Russla In the
1 Ia . Tt.r
These elections were under Bolshevik
rule and the BolshevikI faiicd 10 OBJ
tain more than forty per cent of the
seats Lenine. tho Soviet premier, dis
solved he assembly on Jauuary Is.
| 1918. when his followers were placed
IN the minority majority Of the
members leif RUSSIA but many went to
tail. Those who escaped re-grouped
in Paris ard adopted resolutions CON
i tanning thcse PROVISIONS
l. 4 declaration of the principle Of
tthe liberty II tho Russian people In
/ opposition 70 Folsh"vik rule.
e Refusal 70 recognize any and all
treaties. including commercial agree-
menfs entered upon with the BoIshe-
i Wiki as one of tho farfies fThis void
i entail reputation ~ the agreement be
tween tho Holshcviki and Washington
f y afldEfll+ - WHlGH az AItl't Ptili
ttldl, ate headed ~ Vanderiip "as
granted lars. concessions IN Siberia
j. The assembly IL again armed in-
i tert antion In X Hsian affairs. Ttfavors
commercial relations between indiVau-
/ ais ia Russia a other countries, but
LET with tho Bolshorik GO eminent.
i AID also favoia llfting ~ fhs blockade
Ihe assembly ts against dihF eTn-
i bnrfnant of Ruasia ur,I tho sec ession
f44sm RUSSIA of nny of it's former prov
inseH.
In connection with the fourth clause
/ tho cor stItnent assf lily insel ted an
extrers.ua ~ profound gratitude" %
fht Tinted states faI the Stand i has
tak"n uIan the aboYe question al Fe-
f.#i.r.tl especially "a The note # secre-
f,r, 81 state colby On August ~ 1920.
~ which H. aid The tinted states
eosernt4ent was opposed to any dis
I.emberIuent Of Russia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
WALKERS IDENTITY
STILL A MYSTERY
Authorities Still Mystified as to
Body Found al the
Springs.

Investigation Of the identity of the
elderly inen found dead ut Brapdywine
Springs last Friday morning has led the
authorities into another mystery, the
whereabouts of William +. Walker. 1T
has been lea-nc1 definitely that the dead
man is not Walker and that Walker dis
appcarci on Thursday morning Just
tlycrtv-four hours before the body of the
dead may, was found.
On Friday a'ternoon book contal nlng
what pu-ported to be message from
Walker was found two miles from the
scene OF the tragedy. Both the brother
and wife Of Walker Identified the writing
in the book rs that of Walker, but they
sail the body was that OF a stranger to
them.
Tho ..tIorities are now looking for
Walker. Nothing is known rs TO whether
he knew the dead man, but L Is hoped to
clear up the " alker end OF the tangle at
least With the following description Of
Walker n his possession state Detective
Frank W. Mccoy has gone towork on the
case. About ) feet. six inches IN height
chestnut ha,r, walked with stoop,
both arms tat 1ocd, the left arm bearing
the pictirc Of n Indian head, woman $
head and tao haads claSpcd.
Acalairta2ccs IT Camden, \. j., SAY
that he usually wore several pairs OF
trousers. two coats and a slouch hat. lie
was 36 wears old
The theory that the dead man may
have been G Q shepherd Of BROOKLYN,
n. Y. was practically abandoned by the
police last night whann a nephew of
Shepherd residing ut Philadelphia, visited
thc mnrguc an lailcI to identity the body
as that of his llclc. The coroner has
Vy1sv
Thomas II shepherd, 1901 Dean street
Brooklva. and has receivrt a reply that
the nan viii como II TINS city morrow
in AZ effort t. IDENTIFY the body.
saw TWO srEA<GERs TOGETHER
Res. euts Of the Cctlars s,.v two stras &c
meu togcthcr last Friday evenirg. One +
thcJl N;.s described bcii TIL and hc
might fiji tie description ol lie dead man.
NErthcr or OF tie other man could have
bee Walker tho residents were ulAl lc 70
say
Mrs. Walker. wife Of tie missing man,
was asked whether she had ever seer
Walker III ccmpat.y ,th the dead maa n
said she had not Al L to her Knowledge the
dead man was no acquaintance q Ter
husbands "Of course ! still love
W,Idam," she said at her home, 3xS
kaIgh avcuue, tlls morllrg, - .d want
INN hack ac. IA. Sic expressed a belief
that Na.ker would return.
With OILY !, few nc gre clues Statesoe-
tectiye NcCoy resumed work this morn
irg il au effort TO determine whether the
dr,d man was victim Of foul play Tie
would enp,ess % opirion. The Aa, Gkc-
chicf found tied about the maa recA may
have been used to choke hlm instead Of
boz tucked about his collar IS protection
as al FIRST h, eyed II the body turns ont
10 10 at of the Brooklyr man, who had
n-large mount Of no cy in his posscssio,l
I when he lett home, the aUtloltics viii
work al. the assumption that I he m dld
not commit suicide and that robbery WAS
a likely motive for taking his lhC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
SAY FARMERS SELL
SOUTHERN STUFF
Buy Green Goods Not Raised On
Their Farms, Madison Street
Dealers Charge.

According to merchants along Madison
street. some farmcls who have market
81 ais on that thoroughfare, have been
huyinp southern produce and retailing 1t
from their wagons, in violation of the
market laws. The merchants today APP
pealed to the directors of the ST eet and
Sewer board for redress. The Clerk OF the
Markets was directed To investigate the
matte and enfo &C the law.
TIE merchants pointed out that tney
nave To nav citv mercantile license, city
rent on thcr stores and CITY taxes, for the
privilege Of doing business, none oi which
the farmer has to pay All that tie farmer
is allowed tn dispose cf in his market stall
is the produce and goods raised on his
farm
Some of the farmers, IL is charged
rave been selling lettuce, spinach, ber-
muda potatoes and other fresh g1ecn goods
that arc shipped many hundreds of miles
north rom the south.
The directors today approved Of the
lons made for newly paved streets the
past summer There were 22l miles Of
strects paved n cost Of approximately
30 per cent over the year previous. Com
!, sring priCcs OF material and labor, how
eve with the former vcar the city paving
Nns accomplished at n saving despite
the u Ihcr plicCs
Navor Tavlor returned to The board
lis approval Of the plan for tho new boule-
ward ever Eleventh street hIdgc.
Ccurgc " NcGovern ~ the Liberty
Housing COMPANY appea, ed before tho
directors md asked fnr 1hcir approval of
a resolution. which in case the city should
ever assume ownership of the tract the
company would hc reimbursed for the
money srcnt IN sewers and grading The
uircctorS took no action today.
Tho Dclawurc Chc fcal Eng .nocrlng
Company request fni two additional
lrrts about stfccte near tncr plant was
,ctc-rcd ~ the list
Edward Il MrFcctcr, clcrk Of the
ma ko' reported having solicited Sl20.75
,jurnr the month Of January
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
LAUNCH NEW ERA
IN RhlLROAOING
Employees arm Management to
Adjust All Differences, the
PennSy Announces.

4 sk.9 is the new slogan Of the
I 49,. .Ivania railruad.
4 new /. j IN Men and Management
relations is announced.
y ucw basis Of understanding be-
tween the nlanacement and the $1,000
men IL the eu1Ine and tram service
has been reached reads a spec}aa Leaf
let on the subject This constitutes
the most important single step yet taken
towards the permanent Punishment Of
the# causes al Ist!#ru1d strikes. con-
tinaes this official statement. In reach
ng this understanding. the employees
have accorded full recognition 10 the
principle ,hat all labor differences be
AID n sapable of rational adj .st-lent.
san is part. the management has.
for the hrst time in the history u
American raIlroa Is. gwen aArIuatiNe e
recognition to the right If the employees
te participate on equal term, with the
rnanagen'e nj. in decisions affecting their
welfare ana working conditions.
Men and management reached this
wording basis of settling their jsfer-
ences at meeting In Philadelphia
on December y and the etiicial orders
we're promulgated on January l putting
the agreement into effect.
Hereafter joint reviewing con. nit
tee, consisting of managers and men.
with equality Of voting power. VII adj
just all questions that may arise. a
two thirds vote vii 10 required before
any settlement becomes the law o. the
railroad
Duties Of the joint reviewing COM
mittee" states the official circular. viii
he the amtcable settlement. by Joint
conference. Of all controversial ques-
tons affecting tho engine and train
service of the men. For these purposes
1t VIII constitute court of review upon
all questions that may arise between the
management and the employees affected.
involving grieyat ces. rules or working
conditions. including the administration
of discipline a comprehensive plan
has been worked out TO give the enl-
rloyes equ voice and voting power
IN all matters that affect thuir sts,
Collective bargaining, as explained
hy General Atterbury, in the sense
that management and men SIT arol ID
the table and seriously discussing work
ing conditions. Is recognized. Decision
on all matt IS can be worked cut that
viii be mutually satisfactory e man
aeement and employees" Industrial
democracy In the highest and best
sense is stated to be the ,ir Of the
Penns> lvania railroad IN establishing
intimate and Just relationships with
its employees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
FINDS S35.0OO IN JEWELRY.
Taxi Driver Finds Gems in Car After
Nigkt's Work

Chirqro Feb ! Whatll ! do with
this" asked CHARLES Murphy. chauffeur
.or the Nuta Iivcrv Co. as lie dumped
haffll IL diamonds ire trls ruhios, sap
l.hryc- ne,klacr- hepochcs and rings upon
tGr dc.h III tbc man4gcl
"~tArt icncrv store would be my
p7.c~~ replied the mtpagc1 Where did
yuu gct i
"ln mv cab Somebody must have
dropped III It's too HI -r tor g tip
Tvu export jcWclr,e wee called in and
cv anp~a,sc thc laI rs worth S35,0N
III mere Ivcl--o praai necklaces were
pa,t III t5c t~ca 1c Ono 81 them was
valucd AZ 81 .Ni0
Murphy c, not gsca. n Wat hour
cf tacmgnt II vrt..allv ccnfrnuo travel
tkc jewels ht8 hr hrougl into TIN
Bcg u-c IL ttc storm short trips had hcrn
f~raurat tnd a- motor showed ne had
rn,.lr 2l ~, m rc s1lrh journey, between
midnight a..l Il. ~uug iIc vas sweeping
ut lI- C4h toIav p-gua-utoIv 50 cnsu-
out VIXEN hc discovered fhc tto..sI-c 4
broken BOX MAS .r tile aoor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
Wants Aid Of Tax Expert.

I'll. Senate unanimously adopted Il
concurrent resolution, presented by
senator Alice providing for the EN-
ploymenr Of tax expert by the sen
ate ana House committees on ,Iuca-
ton, to advise them in preparing tax
provisions tor school purposes.
Senator Alice sa the joint commit
tee could, of course, provide for ;he
income tax, but that when it comes 10
taxing stocks. bonds. and mortgages,
the services Of an expert win be ro !.
quired lie stated the School law de-
pends on securing probably $4,000. 900
annually to support the schools. lie
said it is desired 10 distribute the bur
den on wealth other than real estate.
which has been carrying the load
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE.
Wisconsin Legislature Has Bill Com
peIIing Employers to Pay n.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Madison, Wis. Fob. IA bin 10 com
pei employers to pay unenplo yment In
surance benefits 70 their workers when
unemployed viii be introduced Ia the
Wisconsin Legislature this week.
The measure was prepared b. Pro-
fessor John r Commons Of The depart
ment Of economies a. the University n
Wisconsin
II would require employers 70 form
mutual insurance companies and pay
benefits to the workers they dis charz".
at the rato Of s150 day for adult NOR
ara women. md - cents n day for
boys and girls befwoan the ages ~ 3
and iS years
The unemployed. providing they had
worked at least z5 weeks would he en-
entitled 20 benefits for "a n3 .imuI
period of - wee ~ tho basis ~ one
week for every four weeks of work.
Workers '1le as roeutt ~ e'rikr
or lockout are not entitled n benefits
aud farm laborers also arc exempt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
LEVY COURT MEETING.
Various Matters Considered by the
County Commissioners To-day

communication from the special
school district Of tlaymo Il the cvN
Court, this morml <, advised that 500
poll taxes ct 81 each and S4I.1Z0 on
rriv9te property. free of Col.>etio1 frd
iii other eApe scs, had been collected
under lie school law. !
A cOmmuI Ic. tIou was received from
Warden NJ. 5 Hummer of the vo-hhousc
acknowledges the nd ia cc.i- its cN-
1crs scs BY tho cr ploynett tic Levy
Court az the labor Of tie Il n"tcs on
county roed COZ struc'iou.
A rcfu q of S5970 ae Of October 10,
1920 v.s requested bv NJ l.. Foster, ard
referred to the committee "iA oVcrpNd
Al csti,natc II the budget of tho work
house tur tie TIL, year, tNcd If S>3hHh
ua~ omitted hy the board oi trustees
Of that amount SIS 900 " i hr asked from
kert county and the same amount from
Sussex
4 request was received from the Public
Bulldis z commission for an aTNrorratlo
of $500 Tor the purchase Of steel beams
in preparation for IN c> q TN
mez7a- ne floor 81 ,hc couatv side, ~
provide a ddIfior ii office spacc- The ic-
quest waa cfcrred to tie huanco COM
N1tfCC.
Tho resolution az the town - cctirE of
residents of ne mort east section ot tho
city, calling or levy QUIT I" rcGua~'
authority for tho is-ual ,g "a S'O0.t00 "A.
bonds frr rep. Il of The lcvc.th street
bridge, was referred q the hfauCc om-
mIttce
Communication from AT mas >mrh-
Leonard T. y alcs ard Io-cp ,Iclls, rc-
tur l~g the checks sc ;lcm as N
re- satIon for II dclr tho receives Of 4 hc
Orphans ourt the amounts h.,; & hait /
the bills rc de-cd, were referred 70 the
committee Il hc whole
. he recorder Of deeds was authorized
To issue fo James H. ~ cs q COPY 4 &
mortEa &c record l>>ucd Est chrEary, a' Z
properly record, 0n the X. ks, vArs
wert -stray in the 81 IS q OTHER uc.r>
of delivery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
Grays to Live in the South.

Clinton " Gray ard family Of James
vile. Wisconsin, have been guests Of Mr..
Gray mother. Mrs. Amanda Gray. 40l
West seventh street, since last Thursday.
Mr.. Gray was connected with the du Pont
Co at Carney's Point, for tive years
leaving tncre il April Of asst year u take
a Position with the Sampson rractor Co.
Of JahcsSIlI- Air Gray lett Wilmington
last night ior Atlanta, Ga. where he VIII
be engaged Ii spec'.l work fo~ the Chew
II let Motor c.. Mrs. Gray ana children
vii spend a month with her parents at
Greensboro, Md then join Mr. Cray in
their future home II the South.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
TRAININ G OF GIRLS.
Ably Discussed by Miss Gertrude Track
at People's Settlement.

A carefully thought out study of the
phases of character presented by girls
in the process of growing up" was present
ed bv Miss Gertrude Prack yesterday
afternoon at the Peoples Settlement.
Miss Prack is connected with the girls
work department of the Y. w. G. a. III
Philadelphia, and the full title of her
paper was "Charactcristics of the Adde'S
cent Girl and the Responsibility of the
Club Leaders"
The ME" stage was first defined,
usually coming from IL to Is, when con-
seriousness of themselves as persons is
first emphasized, through the rapid devel-
opment on the physical side The self
consc ciuusnesS may be overcome, Miss
Prack advised the club leaders, by activi-
tics which help to pass off the surplus
energies, and take the subjects "out of
themselves
Tho second stagc, usually from Is 20
IS, was termed the "Thce and Thine
ST age, because of the Ser Ii mortal side of
the nature being dcvcl1ptd, BRINGING
eagerness for success desire To be popular
and TO do just the ri yht thing. THIS mikes
them critical of themselves and of others,
and often results in great positivencss of
opinion A tendency to mother cvorv-
thftG oitcP develops NJ tliIS htit'' an"
may be taken advantage Of by leaders
in training for social Service.
The third stage, Miss Prack said, is
one in which girls think things through
instead of feeling them through; when she
becomes very sure of her Importance IN
tho essential things Of life and likes "a
aDnouncc to her friends new and STRANGE
theories. This is the ideal time for train
ing for girls work.
The qualities desira ic ~ leaders Wcre
alluded 70 under the heads oi Personality,
faith in girls. self control and poisc, and
especially, patience.
Miss prack viii give another talk next
week, her subject belpg 'Pracjlcai work
ing Suggestions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
SUIT OVER NOTED HORSE.
John r. Madden Seeks to Gain Posses.
sion Of Trlnr Rock.

ny Aasociated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. Feb. fs--Argument In a
suit for ownership Of the noted thor
oughbrod stallion, E'riar Rock, In which
appointment Of a receiver for the horse
was asked, was on the Supreme Court
calendar here today.
he suit wos filed by John ~. MADDEN.
owner Of breeding establishment at
eeter. Of Santa Rosa. Calf.
setter. of Santa Rosa. Calf
Mr.. Madden. who paid August Bel
mont, $4,000 for Frinr Rock after ne
had won the Brooklyn and Suburban
handlcaps In 1916 as a three yesr-old
declared he subsequently sold half In
terest ia tho horse to Mr. Roaseter
under conditions by which tho latter
failed to abide.
The Kentuckian requested n perernp-
tory writ Of mandarnus calling upon
RoHseter 10 return the horse from Cal
ifornia 70 Kentucky for breeding pur-
poses. as stipulated IN n contract. Friar
Rock. Madden asserted. was 70 staTd IN
California Ia 1919-20 and then be ship
ped to Kentucky for two seasons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
COUNTY FUNDS.

The report Of ". ;. Burris, county
treasurer, to the Levy Court t'l.s morn
lr.s shows a balance Oh haMd u the credit
OF Ncw Castle county OF $lSiooS.12
Miscellaneous roads account has 2
balance Of S2t425 and the various hum
t.re1s are credited aS follows. Chrlstlana
S2tSj569; Mil CceeA, 81 1867; White
Cay Creek, S429624; Pencadcr.
= 32464, New Castle, 81 ,654 40; Red
Li5n. 50 1906; st. Georges, S9730.36,
Appo4uimmiuA, s. $3.50; Blackbird.
S2.1l1O2; BraDdywine. S508.0s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
KILLED 81 OWN Gun.
Bandit Attempting Hold-u is Shot in
ScuiEe

Providence. r Il. Feb Orrio A.
Iauc collector for tar rca, ttlartc a7d
Tac.hc raa Comp. stores carr1i the
dal collections MSS bald III, oa IA" starr
way t-om his teatme.t Yesterday. hut
-nr,ca th. haIl-ur na. G.l on the rot
bcr u killed h,m
La4c vcut home % dinner with several
htusaad dollars in his custody After
d. ncr Lc started far the b.ak wen, '
,r. 2 gb. a.5 me- face II teee with the
Il. man au ,Yc s.coaI flear ltal4ug
IIc refused to hold TIP It's haf.j@ caught
tle robbers WIS, .lnd I Hing his arm
over rull,l the g.rr 50 that Tie hnldup
....a 04s saot thr El tile hrtd he told
TILE police LaHo ale call,d the polce
Th, tauad the r5hhcr mea of -
uf3 A.s Is, bec Identified, dead q he
foot If the stairs IL the ground floor
d. tn second fo0r landing Key found Lane
Lanes iIsc teeth lost .1 the scItlle.
Lane cm 70 tie money tag The p)icr
Ae!d him pending further nvestg ston'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
FEALY ACQUITTED By
DUBLIN COT URT.MARTIAL

By Associated Press to EVERY r, -5
Dublin. Feb. l.-Dan.-i Eea'e. a.-
~ the foG- men tried r. curt -G.a.-..,.
for the shooting Of one II the tclr- sn
officers Killed III dis citl Nctemby-
u. va acQu I'D ana discharge LAST
night The otner t1r.e. Frank TcvAuS.
William Couw-.y and Edward Potter,
were acauittsd of mansi tighter yeste.
day but .ha 5urt reserved Judgment la
the alternate charge r murder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
Support Order Increase Asked.

Testimony was heard before Judges
Conrad and Heisel IN Superior Court,
TODAY, IN the suit of Lena Simon, who
asks for an increase IN the support order
Of sl3 per month against Louis Rosen
for the support Of his father, Samuel
Rosen, aged so years. Louis Rosen was
II ropresented by Horace G. Eastburn,
while Lena Simon was represented by
William F. Smalley. The case was un-
finished at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
PENNSYLVANIA FREIGHT
WRECK DELAYS TRAFFIC

By Associated Fress to Every E,ea.a,
Philadelphia. Feb. 1-One Oh TIE
worst bIockades on the New Work d.>t-
sion OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad ae-
curred last night near Plajnsboro. y
east Of Princeton, when twelve ears
loaded with coal and iron castings were
wrecked and damaged the road bed ana
stl i've tracks at that point TWO
tracks we're open fer traffic TODAY hut
trains were much behind th.r schedule
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans and specifications for the follow
ing projects nave been approved by the
building Inspector Office aLi permits
issued
Pop.ar street. 907; join r Wilson
owner and builder; repairs SS}3
L0bdel and q Goldman sire is; George
wright owner nd builder; private
garage 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
WOULD REFORM NEW YORK.
Two Women Arrive From Zion City to
Christianize Wicked Town

New y k. Fcb !, The two women
.e,t fere by Wilbur Glenn Nchva sue
cessol tu the lpte Joha IeAader Dowlc
- overscer Of Z.on City. Miss Hcleu
Buhu. ~ q Miss belle Scheih III
ii the, would c-vote SIX MOI tbs to
he CLiisti5 .zl III Tia. wicked city u
Neg 70 u tie dissen4iIl ton Of blue
lew liter. ture
This work sill involve canvass Of
every street tLcy ia They VIII visit
boInos office b,ulsnl Is, ard othor places
tst vIlI ryd ca.Jarets, theatres and
movil < picture house
In l9G5. Do0le u der the self-assun ID
tile of Lhjah the Third, overseer Of the
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church,
tried 70 suye New York from its "InquI-
ties "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
FAILS TO
SETTLE ALBANY CAR sTRTkE

Hy Associated Press to E,erc Evening
Albany. v y. FEB. I.-Al-night con-
ferenres seeking To brln- about a set-
t.ernent X the street ar STRIKE .eh.ah
has tied Up al 4rban r-t4vay .le~-r.
unea In Al.AHy. Trey ana nearby
towns since SATURDAY. broke ip
To-Day when arbitration rrorosa.a e.rs
unexpectedly connected with the r-
Crea sed fare issue. The conferences. III
was announced. VIII be resumed to-
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
CHIc tco II,E >ro,h.

BY Associate
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sheep
steady rr
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lambs
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01
PERUVIANS ENTERTAIN
ATLANTIC FLEET MES

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Lima, Peru. Feb I.-Ofticers ana sal
o-s OF the American Atlantic rse-t to-
day entered upon a Iour day program
Of entertainment which was arranged
in their honor by the Peruvian govern
u4eut and the people os this cl-y Ct-
ac.al calls were exchanged this raarr.-
it by Admiral Wilson and Peruvian
c-iicIais.