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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
DEAD CARDINAL EULOGIZED
BY ARCHBISHOP GIENNON

Baltimore. March 3i.-Standing Mt the
bier of Cardinal Gibbons here today
Archbishop John j. Glennon, of st.
Louis. euloRized the dead prelate as one
of three eminent churchmen who nifty
years ago kept the light of ideaiam
burning when materialism was spread
ing It's deadly miasma over the land. at
tracing the multitude by the phoa-
phorescence of it's own decay"
The other two, he said were Pope
Leo XIII and Cardinal Manning OF
Wcstminster. THE causes they aerved =
no said, ARE as follows
First. to win the world back from the
false philosophy of the scientists to the
true philosophy of the cross hence the
encyclicals of Leo
Second. to establish universities and
schools where that true philosophy
would find home and an exposition
hence the Catholic university. of which
Cardinal Gibbons was founder. patron
and chancellor.
Third to establish the rights Of labor
on the sound principles of the moral
law. taking into account the value Of
labor. but more than that the character
and the dignity of the worker hence
the action of Cardinal Gibbons In be
half of tho knights of Labor.
1t appears to be true. the archbishop
continued. that for every great crisis
in history providence. as Ralines SAYS.
holds in reserve a remarkable man
Fifty years ago there WAS anch a
crisis. The crosses were taken from the
courthouse and schooroom and the liv-
ing church wax evcrywhere cafnbatted
made TO feel that IFS DAYS were mum
bered For now the world was told by
the scientists that il was complete with
out God. and that there was no God
unless. indeed such divinity man
could of himself attain Il was the
| philosophy Of omnipotent evolution and
/ hopeless fatalism Il Was q philosophy
that eliminated IN the last sad war
/ where millions Of our beet and bravesi
were driven to death their dying efforts
| spent IN tearing from tho bodies Of their
/ brothers the image and likeness Of Col
| Summing up what he termed the
salient traits of the IIlustrioua dead.
! Archbishop Glennon continued
'Ho vas a great leader and soldier
whose sword was over ready to defend
/ the Christ and his kingdom. lie was
/ the great legislator wise in counsel
prudent ln action. just in his decisions
lie was the far -ylsioncd educator VIII
would have the world know Christ va,
/ the truth and tho life Lastly he wa
/ the great patriot lie cared no. fol
The WAYS or thu Weaknesses of party
/ btlt they whom the people chose a.
president and legislators were his pros
Ident and his government How oftrI
would H. recount this country's glorier
/ A land he would exclaim, where ~
/ have authority without despotism-
| liberty without license
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
TRAP PSHOOTERS READY
FOR EIGHTH MATCH
Good Turnout Of the Wilmington
Members Expected for Sat
urday's Event.

All the clubs III tho philadelphia
Trapshoottrs League viii again ge'
Under way on the coming -a'rrda~
afternoon when the eighth match -
mis- sea sons schedule scl 81 shaf
Tho Wilmington Clgb nae been trea'-
81 very roughly this sen sor oy other
rouraging to note tho good t1rrofs- ~
shooters rhich have teen on na~d f
very match as i shows .iea-,r 'naf
the wilmington Clubs .le~rhers ara rs
loya n the club n defeat as r@
-ase when the club won ,hre. oa~ -eCfl-
tive pennanfs
The Chester Blue Rock Cilr Csb
yrfu ne ne attraction a- R@
SATURDAY. and while ,his .4h er
threatened to break any t~ague
rrda. they can be depended .rc~
give 4 good account ~ fhenselre9
,heir home grounds or grounds os"
.0 home. as they Usually ear -st--
together a large number - shooters
When they get going light .het -an
make trouble for a -smher III .na
other clubs p the League
on he following SATURDAY md E
rnington Trapshooting Assor .at..r
g7a stage Il get-together shoot when
number u suitable prizes r1.t ae
given on he lewis class system. ara
following the shoot. he shooters Elll
tourney eo he SaerEer5u1d .1Cated +
Cfrtbb.s Landing ana aartake II 4 -had
dinner
4 number ~ prominent out-of-torTn
shooters have been invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
FINE entertainment BY
CHRISTINE ENCAMPMENT
Celebrates Thirty-third Anniver-
sary With Good Program
and Banquet.

In celebration of its thirty-thi rd anni-
versary, Christine Encampment, No. II,
I. O. OF. gave one of its finest entertain
ments in Odd Fellows Hall, Tenth and
King streets, last evening The affair
was for the wives and lady friends ot the
members and the banquet room OF the
hall, where the entertainment was held,
was filled to capacity.
The various numbers of the entertain
ment program were presented while the
guests were cnjoving fine supper that
had been prepared for them, and which
was served by members of the Odd Fellows
Included in the entertainment program
were selections by the orchestra OF falr-
fax Lodge, solos bv Miss Edna Stem
metz, character representations and ven
triloquist dialogue by Frederick {. C.Trappe,
musical speciality numbers by Walter
Eddones; Harry Lauder impcrsonations
and other good numbers by John Tmncy
The program was one ot the best ever
given hv the encampment, every mum
her being cnjoyed bv the audience. Mr.
Eddones, after playing cornet solos with
rare skill. surprised the audience by put
ting on some good community singing IN
which the audience joined II developed
that he was a camp song leader during
the war and n man Of magnetic person
ality. as well He made n great Int with
the song-sneeze about the baby with n
cold on its chest
The committee in charge comprised
Jacob T. SNYDER. Thomas T. Grier, Jr.,
and Otto NJ Burkhard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
MOTHER AND 3 SONS
INDICTED FOR MURDER
Charged With Staying James
Decker, Double of One of the
Accused Men.

Wataaw. Ind. March , 3i-Indictments
were returned yesterday against Mrs
lydia Decker and her three sons
James Virgil. Fred and Carl Decker
charging them with frat-degree nur-
d..r for the killing of Leroy Lovett Of
Elkhart
loxeft was found outside Atwood
nd. Near tho railway tracks. on which
buggy had been hi ~ 4 train Ills
sun had been fractured but il was
cloar the train had not touched him
ue was taken t. q hospital n Bourbon
Ind and died thcre On March -. the
DAY after hc waa found
Mrs DeeKer and other members II
the family identified the body as TIM
II James Virgil Decker. VINO had gone
for an automobile ride with Tovett.
Tire body had m suif belonging fo
Ianea Virgil Decker who then was
missing
Signs - n struggle and other evI-
Ierce ii cabin naer carl Decker =
farm indicated that man had boon
attacked there
Later samuel fnvett Identified the
body as that ~ his son leroy and
Ianes Decker vas found ard arrested
- the slayer of young I.ovett
H. seeking "A motive Il VAS found that
Times N Dacker carried hf" and acc4-
don't insurance pavahie - his brother
Tred The policies would pay about
$4,000 for natural death and nearly
$4,000 for accidental death. This pat
the whole Decker famHy under inquiry
Mrs. Decker was arrested AZ Elkhart
tsday ard taken to jail. Fred ard Carl
.,eeker we're arrested at Fred Decker. s
firm near Atwood and taken to jail
The Indictment pas read - James k
Decker IL his cell
Mrs. Decker and her SONS are held
without bond Fred Decker and his wife
broke down and wept when Sheriff Moon
read the murder warrant CaI Decker
showed little emotion
The indictments say nothing as 70 the
suspicion of a conspiracy or plot 20 de-
fraud insurance companies. It IS gen
orally believed thar evidence Of such 4
plot was presented and that it VIII be
brought 70 light as establishing a mo-
tive when th4 murder case comes s.r
for trial
James T. Decker was arrested Marcr
| : a The home or an uncle il Marion
Ind lie al first denied the murder
but later confessed ne had eslied Lovett
who vas asleep. This was followed By
| n statement that Lopett was murdered
! y DaSo joe Of Elkhart. who was
cleared Then Decker declared he alont
/ killed Lovett during drunken dght a,
| the river e4biu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
THE KINGS KEYS.
Picturesque Ceremony Each
Night in the Tower OF
London.

Ii Is picturesque ceremony lhat each
night sees repeated within the Powvt OF
London The heavy oaken "a IS are locked
with accustomed furmality when the chief
Warder with the king : keys makes the
round with his guard, and with the closing
Of the wickcUs thereafter till sunrise none
may enter or leave the fortress
As the hour for closing approaches the
chief warder carry INK in his hand his bunch
of great keys proceeds to the main guard
aud there asks for the escort for the keys
\ sergeant and four priNates are detailed
one carrying a lantern to light rht way
about the passages -darkynCI by the High
walls.
As the barrier gate, then the middle to,,rr
and last the bNward tower, are closed ana
locked in turn the escort presents arms az
each The party returns e. thc main
guard and immediately Ii passes inty the
black arch Of the bloody tower lCAdIng 90
the inner ward when the sentry S CHALLENGE
rings out
Halt Who comes therc2
The FOOTBALLS are suddenly silcnCcd a, tac
party draws up With q military snap. and
the answer Is given BY the chief wardcr
The keys.
Whose keys the sentry asks
King George keys
Advance King Georges keys ans We'll
and the escort proceeds to the main guard
IN front Of which II forms up, tho guard
under command Of an officer. having turned
out The otiicer gives the order. Guard
and escort. present arms, and this honor
is paid 90 the keys Walter q. Bell in
Lond0n Telegraph
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
MARCUS HOOK WOMAN HELD.
Is Accused Of Forging Mans Name 90
Checks for 1920.

Chester. Pa, March 3f.--C'harged
with forging II checks TO the amount 81
$3.50 on the Delaware County Trust
Company. In the name Of Edward :.
IawIer, of Ridge road. Trainer. Mary
Follett, OF Marcus Hook. WAS committed
to jail yesterday in default Of 81 900 bail
The woman. who had a fve-months
old child in her arms. endeavored 20 ex
plain that she had signed the checks
when forced 20 do 10 at the point ~ .
revolver. by an Italian.
The young woman hal been living
with her mother at the Iawler home
and is alleged 10 have familiaTized her
self with Lawler'g handwriting. When
Iawler went 10 the bank 20 withdraw
some funds. ne was informed that his
account Was exhausted. The inve8tiRa-
tion that followed exposed the forgeri"s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
AT PEOPLES SETTLEMENT.
House Membership Meeting is
Held and interesting Reports
Received.

large ami enthusiastic house member
snip meeting MS held IT the Peoples Set
tIemeat la-t evening when delegates
from everN club and class IN the house
Were seated III the gymnasium. with each
group represented by q delegate who gave
= report on the program the club had been
carving out during the winter.
Beginning with the little Merry Maid
eIs. q, : and years Of age. and continuing
up through AL the house organizations.
social clubs cooking classes, gymnasium
classes. boy and girl scouts, Dramatic
Club. Athlctic Association, Men Club.
Nomens Club, 10 the Pcnny-A-Day So
eietv. which Includes every member Of
the Settlement. splendid accounts of
progress were given by al.
The reports were Interesting and varied
With not a dull moment during the whole
evening Twentv-three groups were rep
reseated Many of the girls groups had
practiccd songs for the occasion. and all
the BOYS groups were there with their
vells and cheers The Brownie Scouts re-
peated the Scout laws aud promise, and
the Princess Club gave apretty little folk
dance
Musical selections were given by an or
cbestra of ten pieces. after every group of
five clubs had given their report, and At
the close Of the meeting, refreshments.
made by the cooking classes, were served.
Dancing concluded the program Of the
evening.
The varied colors III the club banners.
combined with decorations Of red, white
and blue made an attractive background
Tor the Young people.
Miss sara |. Carson Of the Service Ctr
zens Field Department was the guest oi
the evening, and gave a most appropriate
short talk to the assembled clubs
The next meeting Of the Membership
Association will be held on April Is, ano
each house member Is trying 60 make hi;
report the best to be given on that evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved 10y the
building Inspectors office for the fol
lowing projects and permits issued
Tenth street 5o9 East T +. Haiekerot.
owner. Joseph Thomas. buE ad-
dition. $2l5
Tenth street. 511 East " 5. Boekeu
kamp owner. Joseph Thomas builder
addition, $I6s
jackson street. GA North. Emily 4
edmau owner addition $l50.
Eighteenth street. 2407 West. Mel
lin Charles. owner and builder, ad
dltion. $3.50.
Franklin street. 2l8 North. " J Nc
Ginley owner. T. {. Burkins, addition
$50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
Nm nAkLlA,.

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PROCESS s.-r.,..ns
Stt.aga..u. tr.,.>t
wan .r1-.. Dv' ftt
C,n,. Ja W Wurs
ALADDIN He..o '..0p 'e
De- Sl .uHou 81 E
Ncrk city $3.50 oo
Frc~l...- Cu Nu,.
Aufot rir, lu.
ton pU sp0.oo. N,..
uor Coal aH3 Coke 'a.
Fa Ntaocuu C.tar.h..
S.ructon Ccrp.rltto. GROSS .'.nr
100000 Rlrtd StD>s le..
Nnu1usta n,f stn1
Nanufact.. ru fA
100000 Na.t-.mrp t
NIAwr f'. Stut.HpN
Co W .rstau DD ..
Naue 4.tarirg cvr..
CITY Sauuuo N.rthu
t.uu Du phNa3e.rH rs
Thomas a Dluu4r W -. N
aud Cheu.sca Do W fuIuEton ',
$4,000. "a d SIMS .tt We. lNt,e.Ht
Pa $4,000 Associated '..tnsa t
rorauvu Ncv Nurk ctN S 900
cal 80. .6 r,ynan rlamh,ta
and Stvuuu.ters hrptra inc wv
uaugtyn D,l no capu1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
FOR COLORED CHILDREN.
Improvement Club WIN Parade to slim
uIatc Interest In Fairgrounds.

Al q meeting Of the COIorcd Com
munity Improvement Club IN National
Hail. Eighth and French streets last
night. 1T WAS decided 10 hold a parade
on Saturday afternoon for the purpose
Of stimulating the interest Of colore1
people in the colOred children'e play
ground Sixteenth and Walnut strocts
The members Of all colored orgauizatiOns
VIII participate IN the parade. Whirh
viii start at 1.20 from the Thomas
Garrett Settlement
At the meeting. one member STATED
the city Ind not spent 5000 in the pae-
six years for improving tho park and
this was not fair ~ the many onl0rcd
taxpayers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
ALLIES MAY NOT PRESS
PREPARATIONS TILL MAY
Foreign Officers Not Likely TO
Apply Further Penalties on
Germany Prior to That Date.

Paris, March 31.--The allied foreign
offices which deferred until after Easter
negotiations regarding Germanys re
fusal TO pay an installment Of one bill
lion gold marks for the reparations ac-
count on March %. now arc exchanging
views on the whole situation. It was
announced here today.
The exchange Of views II was indicat-
ed. probably will cuininate in another
allied conference toward the end Of
April or the beginning Of May. n is un-
likely any important measures will be
put into effect in the meantime.
In Wow of the maturity Of the allied
claim for the fun amount of twenty bill
lion gold marks on May + II is antici-
pated that the Allies will apply no
further penalties until then.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
Sigma Alpha Phi Dance.

The first OF a series Of private dances
will he given by the Sigma Alpha Phi
Fraternity to members and their friends,
on April s, al the clubhouse OF the
Washington Heights Century club. The
committee in charge comprises oliver
j. Bader Frank r. Sharpless W lei
ferson Weir. Freemont j. kleitz and
Ralph A. Ta.lor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
olD JAYNE MANSION solD.
Movie Theatre TO Take Place OF Phlla
White Marble House.

Philadelphia, March 81 Tho pr.
David Jayne mansion at the southeast
corner Of Nineteenth and Chestnut
streets. was sold yesterday ~ Horace
Yardley. representing the Jayne estate.
to Martin +. Greenhouse, representing
a client The price Is understood g he
S425 600 1t il said % be the purpose Of
the buyer t. erect moving picture
theatre upon the site at 2 cost of
about 100000
The JAYNE mansion a white marble
structure. on lot l0l feet on Chestnut
and tonic streets and 10 feet on The
east side Of Nineteenth street has been
"a tic u4,ttkst Tor about 20 Years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Easter meeting Of the Womens
Missionary Society OF First and Central
Presbyterian Church was held March
%, at 745 p. m. The speakers were
Miss Ham Inoguchi on Japan and Its
People" and Mrs VIM H. Beacon on
"Our New Americans" The devotions
were in charge Of Miss Sarah Proch-
now. The annual reports were read and
the new year was begun In a very
way
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
TO ADMINISTER ESTATES.

Letters Of administration have been
granted in tne once of Register Of wills
Isaac r. Brown 10 Eva L. Walker Red
Lion hundred. or the estate u George Y
walker ~ Wilmington hundred Henry
Miller stewart on the estate Of Catherine
p. stewart. Of Wilmington hundred
John T. Hopkins. on the estate q
Catherine r. Hopkins. New Castle nun
dred
IefrarS testameutary have been
granted Mary L. Flanagan on the estate
81 Edward J Flanagan Wilmington
hundred John T. Wilson. White 'iaF
creek hundred on the estate of Sarah
4. Barclay. Kennctt square, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
Personal.

Miss Mary Hamilton, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Stephen + Hamilton, returned
last evening from Harrisburg, Pa, after
spending the Faster holidays with Miss
Harriet Whitman
Mrs William r Parker and Miss Ann
Townsend Parker Of the Swarthmore,
twenty and Walnut streets, Phila-
delphia, attended the Charity Ball in
Wilmington last Monday night
Mrs l. p Simpler Mr. and Mrs
Milton l. Simpler, Captain Ralph II
Salm0ns and wife mOtored 10 Rehoboth
and Lencs tor tic Easter holidays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
Address hy Mrs. bradford.

An address viii he made by Mrs. Vii
liam B Bradford Of Middletuwn. III the
revv Guild building af ST Iohus Z. t.
Church this afternoon on The subject
of the etoreroom which viii he estah-
lished mere tar the henett of All parish
es Of the city Tnr women If lnlman-
ueI church New castle Will he present
AIRS Clarence Dichey Nill sing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
Contemnt Charge Dismissed.

Harry wenke. charged With contempt
of court. was dismissed by Judge Lynn
in Municipal Court today when it was
found that his absence was due To 4
misunderstanding. Wenke MAS arrested
sometime ago III connection with an
accident and a charge nf
violating the traffic rules was held
against him until lie paid for the dam
age 10 the other automobile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
pninters % Confer on Vac.

L Is expected mat the Commute 4nle4
nv the painters .mlon - meet win '.f
master painters. 70 d.Sc.ss 1sw N--'
scale vii gel into commaieatt.a 'lfa
he contractors TODAY II acer>,a' E
that he painters committee 1855 pp"tT
act for the union II aalUStment 'as
sale Of wages a-d thai i N,. report
ne union the result Of IS acuNfeS p
meeting 10 be held neNt MonoaE -1t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
Arpue Motion to Dismiss Case.

Argument was heard in the Federal
District Court this morning on a mo
lion 10 dismiss tn. blIl In equity recent
Ivbrought by Clarence NJ Bush of Nj
ami Florida vs. Mary Riddle Company
If Delaware ct al The case Is that Of .
minority stockholder who claims man
agement Of the affairs Of the corpora
ton prejudicial 10 his interests.
Decision was reserved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
ANY LEAGUE PLAN
WOULD Be ACCEPTED,
SAYS FRENCH ENVOY
Former Premier Viviani Ready 10
Drop Present Organization
i'm Seeking U. s. AID.
RECEIVED AT WHITE HOUSt

Washington March 81 = ne vlsH
~ thc United States of kene NiViaiii'
former premier of France. has q sishili-
ea.ec far deeper than the coloriesS au.
tboritatlvc statements ON the suuleo'
have indicated From the french view
rnint ms mission II America has lli"
,,,,,s hearing ON the security ana
ocor,n,c welfare Of Franco, and; IN ao-
l,ti,n op the continuance of world peace;
II \ evident from what was iearfed
Yesterday that before leaving tins country
NJ Nlviari viii emphasize these coitsi'i-
eration~ u the Harding NdmlnlSt
.,d will ~ccI u have the mted Nta'tS
,,,-ernn,crt take an active ntcreS' IN
-, cfTort ~ hrrg Europe out OF th'
-. winch t!c World War has pro
,uecd
II N,,air. Who came to Washington
a.. ~, NnrA Tuesday plght, callcd
,.ta.iay au Secretary Hughes ana III
,l...It.r,oor wa received formally ny
rr..,,l,ft Uar,lrl .. /, whom he presenter
cre.I,,.ti, ~ Envoy tXtraordih-
arr au 4 special mission tlS lrt'TNi'"
~ ~c.r.tar, II .ch"s lasted more
thau .e hDur with Nj .Iu>NcTard. TUG
- ba~>sd d1r - .arcc a'd MI ft''''''l :
- riders, er,tarN cf state, also par
{ lpatire -.
fhe ,I.It :. th, eruer premier to thc
Wl5te p...,. .ua, huI and ccrcmoulai
- rfat aeta-io' NJ Niyiari was ais"
H.. Icl b4 VI ll~>.rArd. Who r.
...I h.r i, Pre- T. Harding me
t.,d -p..rh, u,l. d sch ocr" >lor
+. ,xeha. god Ntt~sHId George
,-t,.t, ir the -e,r,t"rv - the Tres
.t -tr II It'd pres the i"lio" :
f.,ef
N N4la. r.Ifrl pay the com
..e,t, .,sl utter tha good wishes q
p,..,t. ai i.ra ~ the President
n.~ .seaup .ei hl the French Am
.aIar N NnIa., cr pha~lzcd the Dc
Fl Tt3,..e ta .e,-.ts~uc the friendship
ar tI.. tuo l,ul.ite a,d expressed
.t.i, t Awcrra ier 'hr great things
-ir.s ~ pr01sai~ V'-i
Jn. Tr,-,d.,f Is -lNi Z di1n'r II
Nj \iv'..r s.. fAe rNcrlnR "i
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W. .ha gtor We iur-
u. t'.e tm"g ri y NlvlaT,i
4praI has ~rlvcd = clear much
E. ~4r~ If ls his ms
I4.1. .,1..ft~ Lrour 81 thr purpose
la- n.r heI disclosed II airy
,,. vtt IS tap possible y
.r....... tl r,r~ldcratiors that
H, I.. ea government = >eno
N.i..s
r,.~, +, fHe former premier (,
fell H. here - pay 2
..lt,.ont tin:.r q aNchaal
s .l,I tagcou~ I.
HHt = states 1t j. cvi
til Fg,gch govern
tar Il. eanpictc~ his Amer-
s. '4aa. w'll have obtained :
r,t eG & til att' :dc q tn'
~tlt war. tlrapear ard worl'
apo tt government til
t r 81 li.t 4. havc Nmerca
,a,iat..... IF lgat k the re-
t~.ct.oi ID llgnp 4 .afaSur''
r.e rr,- a. +. fhe bloody coz
ttt tr.- -ga Ir 1911
.,,trl a,i ID uEge,tia,.- tina
Ir-i8..tIi .1 .s-ta otteT N.th reier
@ III l--l. 4, \"r.,r~ She Hil
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Ire II: 7:rd- { i ta'
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ti ~t4f 'n A"nlh"
t.- - s..tlaf tha
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
$4,000. 600 FOR UNIVERSITY.
John y R0c kefeIler Adds 10 Improvement
Fund Of hicago Institution.

r.uI NI.rcI 3 !. cNl0nsIve
i mnr1us huiidllg program nvolv-
r.. expenditure of Sl3.00DOb. -
sca john y Rockefeller has contributed
Iuuu0O0 for he erection Of e greater
8 .lHersttH ui mc1g'. maEhlf the mid
u.N group oi one 81 .th' most beautliul
COLLECTION. oi acsdemic buildings IN the
world. j. outlined bv Prcsldent Harry
Pratt Iud~ou % booklet mailed to
IL 400 graduates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-31
suit on Account.

The suit of Rambergcr & Robbins
Inc Us. Ezy Cireenblatt was begun in
Superior Court this morning before
Iudges Conrad and Boyce The plain
tiff fY the case is suing 10 recover
s332 q. exclusive of interest. for ma
teriaIs purchased by the defendant dur
inp tha wear of 1916. and which had not
been paid for. Harry = JosIyn Is at
torney for the defendant and David
Keinhardt is representing the plaintiH