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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-12
CONFER on REROUTING.

Conferences will be resumed tomorrow
morning In the city legal department by
the city council committee on street car
rerouting and the committee OF experts.
No meetings have been held for a week,
pending action by the city council upon
recommendations which the COMMITTEES
have forwarded TO 1t.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-12

FINES, DAYS FOR SELLING POOLS.
Charles McAllister. 81 East Vermont
street, and Leroy Tyler, negro, 74S Indi-
ana avenue, were each fined $40 and
costs and sentenced to ten days in Jail.
on charges Of selling baseball pools by
Judge Walter Pritchard in city court
today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-12
NEW PLANT AT INGALLS,

The ingalls, Telephone Company was
authorized by the public service commits
sion today to issue $4,000 IN common
stock for the purpose Of paying for the
installation Of a telephone plant at
ingalls,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-12

ANDERSON, Ind July 12-Omer
Moore. 10. son of Andrew Moore of this
city. suffered a fractured leg, Monday
when he was run over by a Daleville
lumber truck. while riding a bicycle n
r1'le east Of here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-12
CHURCH BUILDING PERMTT.

A permit to construct A 20 by II, one
STORY church a 1869 Columbia avenue
has been issued to the St Johns A NJ
z. Church by the city building depart
Dent. The approximate cost viii be
$4,000.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-12
NO INJUNCTION
GRANTED IN ICE
CASE BY JUDGE

Continued From Page oneJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
FAILED To KILL WOMEN;
MEN GET INTO COURT
Took Money and Failed TO Garry
Out Their Contract. is the
Charge Against Them.
Rv Associated Press TO Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Basle Switzerland. April 1.-TWO men
who had entered into contract with
woman 10 end her life were recently
hailed into Criminal Court here by the
party OF the second part for taking
money and failing 10 carry out their
hargain.
Robbery was charged by the plaintiff
in the action and the men were sentenc-
ed TO terms in prison. The woman mar
rowlv escaped trial for attempted self
aurder
r,sauItlr krausS. broOding over her
S,uust-Ihoud decided To end her life.
But IN, could not bring herself 10
suicide. She found a chemist who pro-
r,~sed io he willing 10 act az execu
tiuner Tor consideration, and after the
Two had conferred in the presence Of a
third person. terms were agreed upon.
The woman insisted upon being be-
headed il was alleged, but the chemist.
with show Of professional pride. held
that poison would be just as ef1caciOus
and more in keeping with the conven-
ions The third party suggested drown
in as a compromise and the deal was
closed
The three started for Lake Lucerne
but the chemist, having exacted advance
payment Of - per cent OF the $4,000
contract price vanished en- route and
prosecution followed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
MEX|CANS DEPORT US.
RED AS REPUBLICS FOE
Probably Pernicious Foreigner
Has Been Headed for Havana;
Accused as Soviet Leader.

Nv Annotated Press TO Every Evening
Mexico city. April 4-1Enn A r Gale.
an American radical. who was arrested
here Friday night. has been deported
from Mexico by way Of Vera Cruz. II
ia said. by newspapers Of this city There
il a general impression in this city that
ne has been taken to Laredo TO b. turn
"a C,,sr N United states authorities.
Government officials announced on
Saturday he would be turned over 10
American agents. but later declared ne
would 20 TO Vera Cruz where ne wouid
take steamer for an unnamed port
probably Havana.
AlthouRh the authorities are silent aS
~ the whereabouts of Gale. PresdenI
Ohregon has issued a formal statement
asserting that Gale has been deporteo
hacause Of his activities against the
nresen+ Mexican administration ana
classing him as a 'pernicious foreigner.
r Is understood two other radicals
,,,bo have been active Soviet propagan-
6ists viii be deported in a few days.
Gales deportation did not cause any uh-
a,,e excitement among Communists mere
many Of them being unsympetheic win
hts views. Fl Democratic. semi-oihclal
labor organ. asserts he did not represent
The w0rknen's movement in Mexico.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
CHURCH WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Florence NJ. Lloyd and
Eugene r. Woodman.

In the presence of number OF relatives
and close friends Miss Florence VI
Lloyd became the bride OF Eugene Ross
Woodman Saturday afternoon. The oere-
mony was performed at Westminster
Church. with Rev Charles L. Candee,
d. D.. as the officiating clergyman The
bride. who is a daughter of MIR and
Mrs. John Hillman Lloyd, wns gwen IN
marriage by her father and was attended
by Miss Harriet T. Bradford as maid of
honor. The best man was Paul Collins.
Mrs Woodman has been one OF the
attaches of the Wilmington Institute
Library, having held the post OF assistant
reference librarian, Mr. Woodman Is a
grandson of the late Col. Andrew jackson
Woodman and served overseas with the
Twenty-third Engineers. tie took his
degree in civil engineering at Delaware
College in 1915, and is now connected with
the County Engineers ofhoe. After a
honeymoon trip the bride and groom VIII
reside at 2200 Gilpin avenue.
GLovER-cHENEr.
Miss Frances Gertrude Cheney, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J.Cheney, 1902
Riverview avenue, and Rolse L. Glover,
Jr.. of this city, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Rolse Z. Glover of Richmond, Va, were
married Saturday afternoon. The wedding
took place at the brides home. Rev
Charles ". Clash, rector of Emmanuel
P. f. Church, performed the ceremony.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
CRUC|BLE SHOWS LOSS
UNDER SHORTS ATTACK
Other Steel Shares Also Record
Declines; Early Gains in
Motors and Oils Lost.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening.

nv Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, April Avail Street,
1880 a. m.)-The stock market again
lacked definite tendencies at the open
inc of today's session, although advanc-
es were in excess of declines. Olls ana
motors overshadowed the general hst,
Mexican Petroleum. General Asphalt'
lnvincible oil and Studebaker rising l
10 ~ points in the first few transac-
tions, United States Rubber. Amer-
~ar Hide and Leather preferred. Beth
Iehem Steel and Allied Chemicals also
were Arm. An easier trend was shown
nv Cr,,cihle Steel, Royal Dutch. Central
Leather and Keystone Tire. Only the
smallest fractional changes were re-
corded by rails Preliminary rates OF
exchange on London reflected further
unsettlement at that center over in
dustrisl conditions.
Noon-Shorts made a concerted at
teCk against steels during the morning,
evidently basing their operations on m
crease signs of impending price ana
wage rcadjustments. Cruclble was
weakest. losing 2S and Bethlehem. Ike
public. Nova Scotia and United states
Stecls forfeited an average of l point.
Early gains in motors and oils were lost
when selling of asphalt, common ana
,r,farre1 Atlantic Gulf and Royal
p,tcb resuIted in declines of ] Z to )
,,oirts American international. Amcri-
on S,,ra, Sumatra Tobacco. Harvester
,,,,of,,,s1 and obscure specialties. in
Guiding Ma, department stores ana
C,II,ctt Peabody Welded / TO points
Ieoils wore ronparatively dull aside
g.o,,, fro. offerings of Reading. which
hrolo II. noints. CAN money opened al
sI2 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
COUNTY FARM BUREAU.
Executive Committee Elects Delegates
to State Federation.

The executive committee Of the New
Castle County Farm Bureau met in the
Security Trust Building last Saturday
afternoon. Frank T. Yearsley. presd-
dent. presided J. D. Reynolds Of Md
dletown and c. P. Dickey Of Stanton
were elected representatives at large
n the executive committee Of the Del
aware State Federation on Farm
Bureaus Other officers Of the State
Federation Of Farm Bureaus are: V. b.
Cosden Of Dover. president; John Pom
der. Georgetown. vice president; Frank
F. Yearsley, Middletown, treasurer.
The status Of the proposed milk pro-
ducers cooperative milk distributing
plant was discussed. The Farm Bureau
adopted a motion suggesting that the
milk producers send a committee TO in
vestigate cooperative plants in the New
England states. and. Il the milk pro-
ducers adopt the suggestion, the Farm
Bureau will pay half the expenses Of
such q committee.
Due 70 a large number Of inquiries
being received from boys and girls Of
the county relative to becoming mem
bers Of a Pure Bred Dairy Calves Club.
the executive committee instructed
County Agent r. o. Bausnan TO
formulate plans for the organization Of
a pure bred calves club. When the
necessary number Of members were en-
rolled he will go TO some good dairy farm
and buy for membres Of the club a car
load OF pure bred calves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
KILLED TWO POLICEMEN
AND ENDED OWN LIFE
Demanded Officers Release the
Women Taken in a Raid; Shot
Them on Refusal to Do So.
! I,rnss 10 Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Michigan city, Ind. April Cap
tain Frank Zimmerman and Patrolman
George Spenccr. Of the Michigan City
poltre force were shot and almost in
stantIy killed last night by William Ris-
tau. as the policemen attempted TO ar
rest two women inmates Of house
which the police had raided Ristau
.ater committed suicide
coming UP behind the police auto
mobile III a taxi, Ristau demanded that
the women he released and without
further parley opened fire.
He then jumped into an automobile
nearby. compelled the owner, William
kubsch. to drive him to a nearby soft
drink parlor. and demanded a gun Of
the proprietor. Frank Arndt The lat
ter refused and Ristau shot him twice
infiicting minor wounds Returning 70
the aha ndoned machine he climbed into
the back seat and shot himself in the
head.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
BOMBS AT BELFAST.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Belfast, April 1.-Two bombs were
hurled today at the men guarding tho
Ulster Club at which General Balm
bridge In command of the troops in
Ulster. is a frequent visitor. Only one of
the bombs exploded. however, and this
caused neither damage nor casualties.
The bomb throwers escaped.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
WHERE M. e. MINISTER'S
WILL BE STATIONED
Continued from page l

Ceoiiton. Md--T. II. Van Dyke.
Centreyiile Md.--M. r. Wheatley.
Chestertown, Mds--O. II. Jones.
Cheswold--G. +. Smith.
Church HILL Md.-A. II. Frye.
Clayton--J. G. Bolton.
Concord Md--To be supplied.
Cordova Md. II. Whedbee.
Crumpton, Md. r. Rowlenson.
Denton, Md.--V. 70. Hills.
Easton, Md.--W. II. Briggs.
Fairlen Md.-G. w. Stnilings.
Galena. Md. E. Sterling.
Greensboro Md. A. Leach.
Henderson, Md. -. Sharpless.
Hlilsboro. Md.--w. II. Revelle.
Kent Island, Ralph c. Jones.
kenton--J. w. Easley, supply.
Marydel. Md.-Edwln Gardner.
Midd1etown--Y. L. Northrup.
Millington. Md. II. Connolly.
Odessa and Friendship--R. $. Uodgson.
oxford. Md.--w y. IIorner.
Piney Neck. Md. T.. Hicks
Pomona. Md-To be supplied.
Preston. Md. r. Outten,
Queenstown, Md.--Henry Coviugton.
supply.
Ridgely. Md--frank White.
Rock Hail. MIDI. G. SInoot
Royal Oak. Md.-s. l.. Handy. supply.
st. Michaels Md.--C. ~. Jones.
Salem Circuit, Md--To he supplied.
Smyrna--R. =. Nichols
Stnl Pond. Md.--rilghman Smith.
SudlersviIle. Md.-Robert Lawson.
TilRhmans. Md.-Leolan jackson.
Townsend--G =. Jones
Trappe. Md. J. Moore,
wye Mills. Md.-w. n Conway.
Dover District.
w. r. Mowbray. superintendent
Armory and Asbury Alonro Travars.
Beckwith and spedden. Md. T.
Baynard.
| Bethel q =. Wood
Blades and Epworth r. W Mills.
| Brldgeville w L. White.
Cambridge. Hds-W. h. Gunby
Camden-C. ". Moore.
Canterbury w. c. Buchson.
| Church Creek and Taylors Island. Nd
E NJ. Byrd.
| Crapo. Md. H. Gardner.
| Dover J. w Colona.
East New Market. Md. b. Rice
Eilendals s. Barrett
| Eniotts Isiand. Md.-w. r. Atkinson.
| Epworth q. r. Gehnan.
| Huntington George r. Jonas, supply
fredericksburg. Md. c. Maosorley,
FELTON, NJ. w. Marine.
Frederica Harry Taylor
| Csalestown and McKendree Md.-H. r
Truitt.
| Georgetown l.. Sparklin-
Georgetown Circuit-C. w. Suv.
Greenwood To be supplied
| Harringto tom r. Richardson
| Hooper's Island Md II Hudson.
| Houston-J. nj. Keiso.
| Hurlock, Md. r. pr1c~.
I,akervlie. Md--E s. Tyler.
Laurel w. o. Bennett
Ieipsic r. l. Kirby.
I,swes Howard Davl-,
Idncoln-C. H. Atkins.
Little Creek Ernest Wright. supply.
Ellis
Milford d. W. Jacobs.
Milford Neck-To be supplied
Mnlsboro-B T Moore
Mnton-Harry f. Reed.
Mt PIeasant-E. II. Marshall.
Nassau--L. T. McLain. supply.
Raboboth-W s. Grant
RslLance. Md. H Thornton. supply
5eaford-F. E. Carpenter.
seasort1 Cirruft--N. c. Benson
Vienna. Md.-John McGrath-
Williamsburg. Md. P. Kelley.
wyoming-0. W Richmire.
Zoar Circuit-To De supplied.
Salisbury District
Vaughan S. Collins. Superintendent
AnnaInessex. Md.-R. II. Wilson, suppl.
Ayres. Vat. S. Dixon. supply,
Berlin. Md. J. Bunting.
BishopviIle. Md.-A- F. Zimmerman
> Cape Charles. Va.-E. II. Dssnien.
Chincoteague. Val. B. Morgan.
, Claremont, ya4-w. A. Wright.
! Asbury, Crisneld. Md.-W. F. Corkra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Renorted Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.,
du Pont Building.
FINANCIAL Totes.

n is claimed that earnings of Interna-
tionaI Paper Co. the first quarter Of this
,+aar were al an annual rate of close to $50
share on the common. Annual report win
he published within two weeks and il esti-
mates in the Street are correct, In SIX years
the comnany has earned approximately sI25
a share on the common stock which has
been put back into the property. Esti-
mates of earnings for last year run be-
tween $40 and $40 share on the common
Efforts of certain interests to have the com
mon stock put on a dividend basis have
not been abandoned and IL would not be
were 70 develop at the annual meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Conference Adionrns.
Aeeussd o. Robblng da POINTS.

Chester. Pa. April o. The police Il
rested three mon. charged With Ftoallnf
lead pipe from tho plan ~ fhn du F'ff
Powder C0. ~ GibintoWD. ". j. anI
arraignod the tr ln pDiire court hf
saturday. The men. who gave enc
names az Joseph MaguakL PhindeiphiH
John Counors. Illinois. and J. IT d.
Asbury Park. ~. j.. we're held wiihn
bail by Maglatrats Elliott. me VI.
vvaH recovered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
OHIO.
BY the Hon Harry l.. Davis, Governor o
Ohio.

The industrial situation TODAY II clearly
on the ascent. The progress IN tho upward
trend from the low point Of recent months
il sufficiently accumulated TO be taken ~
an encouraging sign Of the beginning Of a
steady consistent climb back toward the
normal
The return 70 the normal mark cannot
be expected TO oorne over night II will te
n matter of gradual readjuBtIncnt. But
with Intelligent handling and such gov
crnmental corporation As Is poseibie TO
encourage business enterprises, the asu-
alton clearly warrants the prediction that
the not far distance future will see q
complete return to normal conditions OF
industrial activity and accompanying
general prosperity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
BLAZE IN 6HOt Ehi Sio'
Family of Morris Candeup Is ho"sea
From Beds In Early Morning.

Damage amounting to approximately
s. 900. was done TO the grocery store
srd contents at f01 Clayton street by
-,ntch vyas discovered about
o'clock yesterday morning %
by. John Walsh. who saw siiloNo 90
flames breaking through 'he ii'i''' INV
gave the alarm
Cardsun and his family live in the
d,,,~1t,~o hark Of and adjoining the
s,Cre and were reused from their beds
the cause of the fire is unknown The
loss il covered by insurance. me
building is owned by Pauline knoH OF
Third and Jefferson streets.
A slight fire late SATURDAY night IN a
coal box owned by I. SikorsR, oUi
South Harrison street. was extlnsulsh
"a Nv Mr. Sflzorslxi and his friends, after
q SIN alarm had been sent to the wee
cacoe Fire Co. The cause OF the nre is
unknown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04

champ. George r Anderson. ffank 2.
Carpenter ana =. W Coloua were eierte1
triers ~ appeals. with Harvey W
Ewing and william r. White as reserves.
Conference Adionrns.
After announcement ~ the appoint
rnenta. Conference % 80 o.ciook ad-
1ourned sine die.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
ROB TIRE SHOP.
Thieves Take Auto Asseccories Valued
at 1880 From Deimaryia Company.


Automobile tire thieves broke open
the storero0m OF the Delmarvia Rubber
Company. 221 West Eleventh street yes
terCiay morning. and stole tires and
tubes valued at $1,000 The thieves
made a clean sweep leaving only a few
tires in the show room.
An inventory by Clarence y. Cannon.
proprietor of the garage. showed that
thirty-four tires and thirty eight tubes
were taken The theft was discovered
by Mr.. Cannon's brother Amerd on
Sunday morning. lie found a window
in the rear of the building had been
forced open After gaining an en-
trance In this manner the thieves
opened the door from the inside.
No tools or other supplies were
touched as far as Mr. Cannon could
learn. He expressed the opinion that
the thieves used a truck to get away
with the loot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04

Imnanuel. crisnoid. Md. l.. Johnson.
Dagsboro and 81. George's--J. D.
Eldridge.
Deal Island. Md. 8. Thomas.
Defuar-~J. w. Jones.
Paramount. Md.--W. III. Cummings.
Franaford--W. G. Poole.
Fruitland, Md. w. Wootten.
GirdIetree, Md. r. Prettyman, sup
ply.
Gumboro--C. l.. Marsh.
Hebron. Md.--W. r.. Matthews.
Hollands Island, mds-S. r. Horseman.
nardela Springs, Md.--T. w. williams.
onantieo Md. NJ. s. Van Blunk.
Marion, Md. r.. Parker.
MI. Vernon. Md. J. Ford.
Nanticoke. nd-ITarry Compton.
Newark. Md--W. A. Hearne.
Ocean city. Md--W. r. Mcguire.
Ocean view and Millville--E. 9. Hall
man.
Onnncock, Va~-Dauiei Wilson.
parsonburg, Md. ID. Steininger'
Phoebus, Va.-p. =. Truitt.
Pittsvllle, Md. w. Strickland.
pocomoke city. Md. w. McDoweH.
Pocomoke Circuit. 1d--M. II. smith
supply
povgeliville, Md.--E. B. Taylor
Princess Anne, Md.-W. r. Dawson.
Roxana--J. T, Graham.
st. Peters. Md.--G. s. Allen.
Asbury. Salisbury, Md. T. Herson.
Grace and stengle. Salisbury, Md~-W-
p. Taylor.
geltyyvile-T. r. Beauchamp.
I Sharptown, Mdr-H. s. Dulany.
/ snith's Island, Md. l.. Dsrrickson
/ supply.
/ snow TIiil. Md. p. Poole.
Somerset Md. w. Prettyman.
Stockton. Md.--W. L. Hess.
TanRfer. Va-w. r. Goodwin
westover, Md4--A. A. Bickeil. supply.
white Haven, Md. y. Given
| Whiteaville--J. p. McCabe.
J. n. Beauohamp. assistant manages
of Goodwill Industries and member o
Asbury Quarterly Conference. Whining
ton.
Eiwood " Jones. corresponding sec
retsry of the Wilmington city Mission
airy and Church Extension Society an
member of Asbury Quarterly Confer
ence. wilmington.
p r. prettyrnan. superintendent of N
Pe,ins,1is district Of the Maryland
Delaware Anti-saIoon League and mem
Der DT 81 EhHA > NZ'f@a N- -
wilmington.
Henry @ Bud, president ~ We9ie
colIeefata Institute and member of Yves
ley Quarterly Conference. Dover.
George r.. Reed. president ~ the IA
tionaI Society for Broader Educatio
and member of Grace Quarterly Con
ference. Wilmington
r L. Miuker 9. a. Gilbert. l. ,
Ufn6sor. NJ 4 Andrews Q. f. Davf
IN. D. West W n. Anderson, 2.
ahockley. r r. haw1ey and n.
Penvis. lert without appointment
attend school.
John W chapp>T. soldier m Unite
states Ho~pitsl. Salem. Va.
r.. n. Faulkner. Sabbatfcal year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
CONFIDENT
REGARDING INDUSTRY
Chief Executives of States Throughout the Country Express oa
faction; Future Bright.
From American Industries.

Forward looking Governors through
out the country, whose vision extends for
beyond the confines of their own four
borders, sound very sane, conservative
and optimistic note for the near future of
business in brief messages which they have
written within the past week.
Most of them are confident that the
country has passed safely through the
critical days of the readjustment period
that was bound to follow in the wake of
the war. They express the happy salts
faction, that while there was bound TO be
certain measure of unemployment and
other disturbing conditions that the
nation is now on its way toward complete
industrial recovery. They believe the CON.
fdence with which the business men and
the public faced and solved the situation
is another evidence of America s capacity
to meet great emergencies.
The expressions from several executives
follow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
INSANITY, SOLDIERS PLEA.
Casing Affected Mind OF Man Charged
with kLlllng Policeman.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Binghamton, N Y, April An
sanity. superinduced by gassing while
with the American forces in the Ar
gonne will be offered in defense of
Claud f. Swingle. charged with killing
Patrolman William Mcdonald, it was
said, when the case went to trial today
Swlngle is accused of shooting Nc
Donald when the latter tried 10 question
him about a robbery that had just been
committed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Blue Birds and Buds

darts buds Aedes seayas roupns er
pushing through Before one hss
the break the Is here: -.
longing under the sky and list 70 ataes
to
retlruin. the wings few swiftly flying weeks
Tweestw twet7 the robin
BELLEFONTB
COMPLETE ESTATE
verand bath hot wster heat cement
cellar electricity hardwood hoors plot rs by no
FOREST PARK BUNGALOW
SIX room bungalow poultry house stable 100 BY
BUNGALOW AT ROSEILE
vardss bath heat cellar,
ticr on Lincoln Highway. Large snd shrubs
DETACHED HOME
electricity shades plot SO BY l25, and shrubs
when The treesare budding and the freshly
YOU'LL FIND
NEWPORT
EQUALLY AIIURING
containing four FIVE and bath
verandas electricity, large plots all at reasonable
AVERY EXCELLENT HOUSE
Woudy you like to live in beautiful
WAWASET PARK2
The dwelling splendid design embodyng
and housekeeping with It's simplicity and charm
cellar hardwood
boaanv
. hand duplication cost
MUNDY & COMPANY
Street
1
/
Member of Wilmington Real Estate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Turks DENY REPORTED BREAK
Have Not Repudiated London Agree
meut They Say.

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening.
Paris. April 4-Reports that the
Turks had attacked the French In
Ciltcia and that the Angora govern
ment had repudiated to Franco-Turkish
agreement negotiated in London last
month. were formally denied by repre-
sentatives OF the Turkish Natis>sJist
assembly.
The delegation declared * hao rscSiN
ed telegrnphic information that the
Turks had received orders TO cease
hostilIties against the French.