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A|iatjii vor ajuta Russia
CONSILIUL SUPREM A VOTAT AJUTOR
RUSIEI
HOOVER 81 LORD CURSOR VOR Fl
CONDUCATORII ACTIUNII

odihna. Oar, mai presus de toate, e
lisa de tineri entusiasmati carl sd
Sc angajeze pentru aceste servicii.
S'a hotarit ca lipsa imediata de
asistenta guvernului sovietelor
formarea unei autoritati interna-
tionale; inrolarea oamenilor Gu ex-
perienta.
Consiliul predat chestia unei
cOnisii, care va face un rapport de-
tailat.
WASHINGTON, IL August. -
Ministrul de comert Hoover a de-
clarat intro cablograma trimisa
fostului presedinte Ador, al Five
tiei, ca lipsurile Rusiei sunt att de
mari ca e imposibil ca sd Sc poata
pc deplin acoperi prin ajutorare
va trebuie un an abondant in Russia
ca starile sd fie asanate pc deplin
Caritatea privita nu va fl in
stare sd vina tuturor suferinzilor
fntr 'ajutor. Listele de suscriptie
din Statele Unite 'au umplut pen
tru ajutorarea copiilor Gu alimente
81 medicamente.
RIGA, 10 August. Maxim
Litvinoff,, representantul Rusiei, {
declarat ca guvernul sovietelor q
dat garantie ca fiecare cetatean
american care de present in Ru.
sia sa Sc poata reintoarce.
REVAL, 10 August. = Tn au
tomobil special bolsevist, ocupat Gle
eel sase americani relasati din tenn
nitele Rusiei, a sosit aici. Acestia
sunt: Capitanul Emmett Kilpat
rick. din Uniontown, Aala. Henry
La Mare, Weston B. Estes 81 Will
liam Flick, din New Yorkt x. B
kalmatiano din Racine, Wise. 81
Russell Pattinger din San Francis.
co. Toti sunt in buna sanatate s.
sunt fericiti Cd All scapat. Eli Sc
vor duce la Riga Gle unde Sc vol
imbarca pentru Russia.
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TIMES
In DANZIC

BERLIN, IL August. Hugo
SHINES, eel mai mare financier 81
industrias al Germaniei, care are
proprietati in aproape toate tarile
lumii, vrea ce sd sistige cheiul din
Danzig.
Comisiunea aliatilor carl a di
stribuit proprietatile imperiale in
Hamburg, a dat Poloniei fabrica
Gle munitii, dar cheiul, pc care {
zidita aceasta fabrica dat orasu
lui ramlnind ca Polonia 81 platcas
ca 8 mil. marci aur orasului pentru
acest teritoriu. SHINES, in concu
renta Gu niSte fillne americana, 0
fera suma aceasta.
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ID A UL
MICADOULUl

NEW YORK, II August. - I'm
dar de 10000 yeni a fost dat de
imparatul 81 imparateasa Japoniei.
Darul a fost dat organizatiunii cres
tina americana, Y. NJ. G. A., pentru
serviciul dat armatei japoneze in
Sibiria. I'm astfel dc dar fost dat
81 Gu ocazia rasboiului uso-japo-
nez, cind o delegate . acestei orga-
nizatii a fost trimisa in Japonia.
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'RECELE ENCLITE.
REL MARE BANI
81 el sufera de scumpetea
traiului.

LONDRA, 10 August. = Pc
cind ziarele din Berlin arata strim-
toarea financiara a fostului kaiser,
in LOndra a devenit la cunOstinta
publica ca Regele George duce lip
sd de bani gaia.
Ministrul Gle finante Austen
Chamberlain a anuntat All noapte
in Camera Comunelor ca in Gel dol
ami din urma Sc arata un deficit
serios in venitul regelui.
Reggie George, zis ministru1
Gle finante, refuzat sd ingaduie pc
ministrii lui Sd ceara un ajutor de-
la parliament. In loc de face ace
asta, regele cerut permisiune sd
lichideze 100000 lire sterline din
capitalul lui ca Sc acopere deficitul
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GEN. BADOCLIO
DESPRE AMERICA

CHICAGO, II August. = Gene
ralul Pictro Badoglio, seful statu-
lui major italian, a declarat aici,
ca ar trebui ca agriculture ameri-
cana sd fie in proportie Gu in
dustria americana. "Orasele anne
ricane Sc desvoalta in mod vertigi-
nos, "a declarat generalul. GA
ceasta e 81 imbucurator, dar 81 pc
riculos. Venind spre Chicago, am
vazut foarte multi teren incultiyat.
Daca agriculture nu va tinea pas
de industrie, atunci Statele Unite
va depinde mai multi de import de-
cit Britania.
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RECOLTA DIN
OHIO SLABA

COLUMBUS, O., II August. -
Recoita din statul Ohio in anul a.
.'esta va ii Gu un million de buselc
mai putina ca i'm anul trecut. Ace
asta e declaratia lui c. J. West,
statitsticianul statului Ohio.
West arata ca recolta va Fl un to-
tai de 27,475,0OO busele, sau 1874
dc AGRA. Cea mai mare parte din
aceasta recolta e compusa dip pa.
pusoi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-11

PARIS, 10 August. = Consiliul
! suprem al aliatilor hotarit All
dupa amiazi ca sd formeze comi-
sic internationala pentru ajutora-
rea Rusiei GU alimente.
Ambasadorul Harvey depesat
la Washington cerind informatii
desprc faza in care Sc afla de pre-
zent activitatea lui Hoover, comu-
nicind totodata invitatia consiliul
suprem ca Statele Unite sd trimita
un membru in comisia internatio-
nala.
Tot membrii consiliului au stiut
despre telegrama secretarului
Hughes catre guvernul francez ca
activitatea secretarului de comert
Hoover n are mimic Gu guvernul
Statelor Unite, ci activitatea
pur privita a societatii americana.
Gu toate aceste membrii cOnsiliului
suprem cred ca actiunea lui Hoo
yer Sc va putea incadra in actiu.
nea internationala, carei Hoover,
prin experienta sa, ii va putea da
servicii imense.
Pr0babil ca comisia internatio-
nala VA Fl presidata dc lordul Cur
zOn, ministrul afacerilor externe al
Angliei, care, ca vice-rege in In
dia, a organizat actiunea de ajutor
cind 20 miliOane de locuitori al In
diei au fost in foamete 81 mai
groaznica decit in care sc afla a.
cum ruSii.
Premierul BRAND, deschizind Sc
dinta de dnpa amiazi, spus ca ru-
sii, carl in primii ami al rasboiului
au luytat alaturi Gle aliati, pot as
tepa GU tot dreptul un ajutor din
partea aliatilor. Ell e de parerea ca
aliatii Sd Sc alature Statelor Unite
81 celorlalte natii earl au pornit de-
ia munca de ajutorare.
Lloyd George adereaza Gu pla-
cere, dar arata ca prin accste me-
tode nu sc poate ajunge la un re.
sultat aprcciabil. Mime nu poate
sa Sc miste in Russia fara consim-
tem1ntull Sovietelor. Deci aliati
trebuie sa faca 0 1ntelegere in ace
asia privinta Gu sovietele. Chestia
nu are caracter polite ci de or.
din umanitar.
Bonomi, premierul Italiei, de.
clarat ca simpatizeaza GU propune.
rile lui BRAND 81 Lloyd George
Hayashi, in numele Japoniei 81
Jaspar, in numele Belgiei, adereaza
la aceste propuneri. =
Lloyd George declarat apoi ci
cOnsiliul superior ar trebuie sd ce
ara avisul lui lord Curzon, care {
competent in aceasta afacere.
Curzon spnne ca cea mai buni
mctoda q impartirea regiunii in
lipsa in diferite districte carl 81
alba controlorii numiti de organi
zatia ihternationala. 1mpartire;
aecasta "a resultate practice cac
astfel Sc poate evita ca intr un di
strict sa lie prea multe alimente
lar in cehlalt putine. Astfel Sc pc
infiinta .pitale ambulante, case d
TCTY DT1 (
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CET1TI

astoria Romano de Xenopol
la foileton. In curgere actul
Unirei, cea mai inaltatoare
perioada din istoria neamulx:;.
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PENTRU M0NUMENTUl
ECATERINA TEODOROlU

Suma cea din urma: 81 ,536.72
Clubul VaSile StrOiescu din
Cleveland ......... 500
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Popor parasit, asa trebuie sa
Use zica acestui bun 81 mare po.
por al nostru.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
COMPLETE REPORT OF
BUILDING TRADES
Shows Material and Labor
Costs Have Decreased; Still
Far From 1914 Level.

The first stage toward the publica-
ton of the report on the local building
trade by the Chamber OF Commerce
was reached yesterday when tho SUB
committee made known It's nndingr to
the general committee. and received Its
endorsement
This subcommittee. OF which John
ID. Thompson. Jr.. II chairman. has
complied full data concerning build
ing material and lnbor costs In this
territory. while both these Items
have been sharply lowered since the
beginning of this year. 50 that II is
expected that the final report viii
show rs per cent reduction as COM
pared with 1920. the low level OF 1914
| is still far from being reached.
The date for calling a general meet
ing OF the Chamber lis to be fixed b,
In conference OF Joseph NJ PusaS
chairman of the General COMMITTED
] with A. u. Warner Jr.. President o
the Chamber of Commerce, on Monday
ater. this body will meet With tn
parent organization formed severa
months ago at the New Century club
and Including the building, banking
supply and other merchants, an
REPRESENTATIVES, of the building trad
worker. and the detailed facts an
figures will be presented to the meet
ling
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
TREE LIFE IN DANGER
FROM FUMES OF AUTOS
investigating Professor Fears
Foliage Along Roads Will
Soon Be Destroyed.

Special Correspondence Every EVENING
Seaford. Aug. 1s.-VIiiiam Williams,
representing the Geographical Associa-
tien OF Washington, ID. C.. was in this
section thfs week. He was born. nc
cording to his account. 81 yeats ago
at Quincy. Mass. but is now s resi-
dent of Los Angeles. Cal. lie left that
city as Z mining engineer TO traverse
the country to ascertain the effect Of
the gas distributed from the aufomo-
biles upon the flowers, shrubs and
trees along the public highways. and
from his. observation he concludes
that the poisonous gases thus dis
tributed will In very few years
destroy great deal OF tree life and
vegetation adjacent to the public
roads trayersed by automobiles.
Professor Williams started on his
tour OF inspection on August 10, 1920,
from Los Angeles. and followed the
Santa Fe trail between California and
Nevada. by the foot hills of the Colo
rado desert: then south through Mex
ico; then direct to ST. Louis. No.
thence TO the mouth of the Ohio river.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
" CALL SERVICE

When your wife suggests that It's
about time the side porch was painted
and the cellar whitewashed and
number of other things done to i'm
proye the looks of your homestead
And you say. Why. certainly,
Marge-Iu do it myself the next
chance I get"-and then something
turns up every time you planned TO
get around TO il and the next chance
doesn't seem TO turn up
And your wife begins TO get a little
sarcastic about your lack of actions
and says that you might get at and
do il some of the times you sit around
the house
And you say. We'll, don't you think
/ ever get tired out and want a little
peace and quiet when / do get home?"
Ard then you see a number of ads
in the Business Service columns OF
Every Evening about painting and
whitewashing. at reasonable prices
And when you come home from
work couple of evenings later, the
pofch is all painted, the cellar all
whitewashed and your wife all smil-
ing
Oh Man. That's What You Call
Service!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13

to Louisville, KY. into West virginia.
and on 70 Norfolk. Va. From Norfolk
ne crossed to Cape Charies.. walking
from there up tho Dsimarvia PENN :
suta, covering the entire distance on
foot except a few short rides when he
was picked up on the roads. He left
herr to continue his walk To Portland,
Maine. He said from Cape Charles up
II never cost him n cent. No man
who .enf~rtained him would accept
pay and ne never asked to be taken
In but went at the request OF his
hosts. He said in all hiA travels ne
had never seen such landed hos
pitaiIty as was accorded him on this
Peninsula.
Prof. Williams said he found the
same damage being done in all sections
where automobiles are used and ne
fears that the beautiful foliage which
now adorns our public highways In
the spring. summer and autumn VIII
soon be- destroyed by the poisonous
fumes emanating from motor cars and
trucks. lie has fne address and
Travelled with a full purse, absolutely
independent, carrying only small
ratchel. containing his writing and n
few personal effects. When he needed
change OF clothes he bought new
ones and discarded the old. wearing
light suit OF khaki.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
mo WORD FROM HARDING
. TO NEWLY WE'D PARENT
Vice. President Sends congratu-
Iations; Bride and Bride
groom Housekeeping.

Marion. Ohio, Aug. vice-Presi-
dent Coolidge Joined scores of others
Yesterday in telegraphing congratula-
,tions to I)r. and Mrs. George 7. Har-
ding. who were married Thursday at
Monroe. Mich. after a license had been
refused them at Windsor, Ont.
The Vice. Presidents telegram read:
.sH~artlest congratulations from my
wife and from me-"
No message was received during the
day from the President. and DIR. Har-
ding expressed the opinion that he
would receive a letter" from his son
"in a day or two"
Following their return last night, DIR
Harding, who is 76. and his bride
/ formerly Miss Alice Severns. 50. who
had for many years been has stenog-
rapher and office attendant, bcgar
housekeeping in the old Harding home
stead at 49s East Center street. The
greater part of the day, though. wa'
PASSED by them at DR. Harding
downtown office. whore they received
the congratulations of many callers
pr. Harding devoted the day mainl,
/ TO reeeiv4~g these callers and attend
ling TO his regular office practice. H'
| appeared cheerful and as S,ry a.
ever. while his bride beamed he
pleasure as the "home folks put II
/ their appearance.
/ Miss Abigail Harding. daughter o
DIR. Harding, yesterday went To Col
un,bus To visit over the weekend
First official announcement of tn
marriage was telegraphed TO Presi
/ dent. Harding late Thursday night b
an employe of his newspaper. Tn
| Marion Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
MILLIONS IN SHIPS
AWAITING DECISION
AS TO OWNERSHIP
Alien Custodian Miller Believes
They Are Property OF the
United States.
PRIZE COURTS WILL JUDGE

s,.cia, p,spatch From Every Evening 5
washington Correspondent.
washington. Aug. 1s.-Colonel
Thomas W. Miller, alien property Gus
,asian who has Just returned from an
,ntcrastinr trip to Chicago, in connec-
t,an with the duties of his office, was
,..stc,,iaN afternoon in conference with
Secretary of state Hughes at ths
state Department.
TN. suhiect OF this conference was
the ships seized by France and Great
britain early In the war, which, II was
claimed at that time. were enemy
ships. although operating under ths
American fi:eS.
After the United States entered the
var the others of this fleet OF ships
belonging TO the American Ifansae-
,,,t,c Co were sezed by this govern-
.,ucnt and are now being administered
l~v the alein property custodian. Al
ne ships and assets of this company
bsinr now in the hands of the govern
,nent. Colonel Miller believes the ships
.seized by France and Great Britah
should be turned over to the United
states.
The total value of the ships in ac-
srrned earnings amounts to about w.
900 600. which would go to the credi
of the United States government IL th'
s.lein property custodian wins his cas-
in the Prize Courts of Great Britair
aand France.
Colonel Miller was also in confer
s.nce with the Attorney-Generai at lh'
pepartinent of Justice in the morn
ing. concerning the provisions OF th'
Peace Proclamation and also in CON
nection with legislation which has
been introduced governing the peac'
ice of attorneys before the commis
sioner of Internal Revenue and th'
alein property custodian. Both o
these departments OF the government
have lost a number of their formel
employees. who. after their separation
from the government. have been bring
ing IN claims against the government
There has been much of this COINS
..ou and the Department of Justice Of
trials have asked Commissioner Blai
and Custodian Miller 10 act with then
In preparing legislation 10 curb TIM
Obvious evil. From the Department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
HOME ECONOMY THAT
REALLY COUNTS
Workers at State Fair TO Show
How to Use UP Odds
and Ends

How TO make woman's dress out
OF a mars sais OF c.oshirS; an iceless
re.igerator thSt really works and a
home made fireiess cocker. viii b.
some of the msrs othe- interesting
exhibits that viii be shown at the
Home Economics booth at the Dela-
ware State Fair at Efsmere beginning
September 5th.
Making twomanis dress out of a
suit OF clothes sounds foolish. but i,
has heea aone and AZ one OF the cloth
ing schools in Delaware under the
direction OF the Demonstration Agent
The ordinary woman takes $500
steps TO a mile and goodness knows
how many miles she walks IN day.
There win be labor and time saving
devices on exhibition that viii help
every mother and housewife TO econ
or1ize on amount OF effort they put
forth in the days work.
One OF the biggest problems that
Delaware women have to solve is that
Of child welfare. Many children are
poorly fed. Not that they don't get
enough TO eat. but the diet rs not vel
arranged. This condition can be bet
ter, understood with q knowledge Of
food values The best foods for grow-
ing and the value Of them win be
demonstrated and explained at this
Home Economics booth.
Twenty-Five communities in the
State are doing Home Economic work
under the direction of the Home Dem
onstration agent. II any mother OF
housewife in Delaware wishes to i'm
prove her living conditions through
labor and time saving devices and
methods, let her stop at the booth a
the Fair and ask for Miss Woods. Ths
rest viii be easy.
TIE Information and work is officia
being under the auspices of the Z. S
Dept or Agriculture, State Farm
Bureaus and University of Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Nd. Aug. I3.-csecil County
School Board has appointed Profes-
sor c. Harold King principal AZ the
county agricultural high school n,
Cavert, succeeding Professor +. NJ
Smith, resigned.
Miss Rita s. Buckingham has been
selected as instructor of domestic sci
and Miss Ruth Carter for a similar
position at North East high.
Fish Brothers have been awarded
the contract for an improved road
between Elk Mills and the Delaware
line and began work yesterday.
Robert C. Thackery. Elkton's well
known lawyer is recuperating at
Ocean Grove. \. j., after several
weeks illness.
The order 20 discontinue the motor
mail route between EiIxton and E.aston
Tuesday next has been rescinded,
through the efforts of Congrs ssnlan
Goldsborough. who has succeeded in
having the Postoffice Department
make further investigation as to the
success of the route.
a marriage license was issued in
Elkton yesterday, to Louis r. Hart
man, general foreman of the Victory
Sparkler Co. plant, and Miss. Lucy E.
Peterson Of Eikton.
Lewis T. Fogg of Sfern. X. j.. and
Miss Levina Builen CT Rock Hall, Md.
were married in Elktou~ last evening.
by Rev. w. II. Neon.
Joshua Clayton and j. Alfrsd Tay-
iOr will Ieaua this aftorp1ar -. ,,,o.xr
to Saratoga Springs, y. Y, where they
viii spend few days and then motor
through the New EngIApd States
Mrs. M. f. Corliss of Syln1ar has
sold her fine farm at private sale to
w. ID. Gallaher of Philadelphia, who
formerly owned the place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
DEATHS.

FAIRLAMB-In this city on Aegus, h ~, !,
iasi- Catharine Fairiamh. IN her s4th
ff.s,s-,i ssrvices viii be held at the Home
g. Agsa Women Sflpin avenue and
HARRISON street on Monday Anvust 10
AZ ? 3 clocS. Interment~ at Rivervie~
cemetery. -,
u,pr In this city on August IL, 1921,
'Nfs-x widow of Alexander J. Hart
p.iasSxeS and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral from her iate FeS,oenss ,sas
,,,rrni-,e at @ 80 O'Clock kequlem mass
AZ fhe Cathedral. Interment at Saiheura
s.rrpctery Please omit ho~ers.
WEIGH In this city on aasns5ii. 1921
psrsr G. Mcich. in his 4sth year.
t-f.tf,eS friends members o. Hiawatha
-rssess NJ ds 4 OR NJ. and csnployc'
~ the American Gar and Founnrs So
arc invited 70 attend the funeral se,vfcs>s
=, hfS late residence. 123 South Head
Streef. on Monday afternoon, August -
A. 3 o'clocS. Interuaent at >hVerbrooh
cemetery.
wINGERT-In France on september =
",arS private George l.. WinCert, Co @
aoash Infantry. son Of John J. and Annie
II Wingert. aged % years
Relative< friends. American Lesson;
ts1St ~ Wilmington. are invited 70 attend
~ funeral at the residence Of has parents,
al Churcn street. Penns 6rovs ~ q
=. sunday afternoon. August IA. 1921.
on-.,cas o. al Bethel NJ. K. Church at y. IN
s,cr,nenf al Mt. Salem cemetery. VII
mington. A
. VII rON-In this city on August II
taSl Kate p. wife of Charles g. Wilcox
lpna,a,ivs> ln ana friends are invited 90 at
- fl,e funeral services at her late resi-
4s.e 1ooI Monroe street, on Monday
strrnoor. august Is city time4- In
fssrTnent private.
wrIDIx-In Philadelphia. Pa, on Au
49,, 10 1921 William Atwood Weidin
sa~merly OF Newport Del. aged a
e-1iasives and friends are invited TO at
- : ne services at The Chapel. Riyerviev
,s,,e,..rx es-,s Wilmington. Del, on Monda.
.fserno1n. August els at 5 q CLOCK In
,s,- A. Riyerview cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
LAMBS prerIsH orr JERSEY.
philadelphia Yaehtsman Uses harpoen
an Three Hundred Founder.

Cane May. y. j.. Aug. Ia " hiie
fishing OH Uncle Eph's shoai SIX miies
IL sea. Yesterday. II. +. Derhyshire- re-
tined philadelphia Manufacture. eausnt
pigfish weighing more 'na" Wv
pounds. =
Dcrbvshire Was hsnlhs siva
yacbt c.vcle when he hooked the FISH
lIa ha.,,ed with ii for nearly two hours
,,a a. last had to harpoon IL TO got
!, an hoard the Cayde. Crowds went
.oxyr, 10 Sheilenger's Landing tonighi
- view the big FISH. which are very
,ara in the waters of Jersey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
SIGN HARBoR BOND MONDAY.
All Legal TechnicalltIes TO be Out of
MnN by Then.

President IL. M Pierce of the du
Pont Engineering Co. said today that
by Monday all Of the legal technicaii-
ties regarding the contract for the
marine terminal would be out OF the
way.
The mayor and Harbor Commission
ers signed yesterday. but Clerk OF
Council Homer C. Simmons. who Is
out OF town. whose signature Is neces.
sary 10 make il legal, viii not be able
to sign until Monday.
The bond for the work has been pre-
pared and viii also be executed or
Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13
Prisoners show Appreciation.

The Glee Club and other prisoners
OF the New Castle county workhouse
last night presented their vocal in
structor, Miss NJ. A. Haughey. of the
Community Service, with a gold pin.
set with a diamond, in appreciation
of her work among them during the
past year.