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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-19
For Collector and Treasurer,

The Public Ledger Is authorized to
announce WILLIAM r. SMITH as a
candidate for the Office of COLLEC-
TOR AND TREASURER Of the City Of
Maysville at the coming November
election.
The Public Ledger is authorized to
announce CONRAD P. RASP as q can
didate for the Office of COLLECTOR
AND TREASURER of the city OF
Maysville at the November election.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-19
For Police JudRe.

The Public Ledger Is authorized to
announce HARRY c. CURRAN as a
candidate for JUDGE OF THE PO-
LICE COURT Of the city Of Maysyille
in the approaching November election.
The Public Ledger Is authorized to
announce JOHN l.. WHITAKER as a
candidate for reelection to the office
Of JUDGE OF THE POLICE COURT
of the city Of Maysvills In the Novsm-
Der election.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-19

Fire losses in the United States and
Canada in March were $2S,5S1,1O as
compared with $27597,7OO in that
month last year.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-19
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Public Ledger charge for political For
district Offices $751; county Offices $lO city Offices S. Candidates
will please mind that rule CASH with order for Insertion
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-19
For CITY Clerk,

The Public Ledger Ii authorized to
announce MR. R B. ADAIR as q can
didate for reelection 30 the ONCE Of
CITY CLARK at the approaching No
vember election.
The Public Ledger ia authorized to
announce FRED A DlENER as a can
didate for the office Of CITY CLERK
Of the city Of Maysville ut the coming
Noyember election.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-19
For uayOr.

The Public Ledger Is authorized to
announce THOMAS M. RUSSELL as q
candidate for reelection to the ONCE
Of MAYOR Of the city Of Maysvills In
the November election.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-19

There is one woman in New YORK
who probably has added more scat
tered bits of joy about the city than
any other one inhabitant of this or
neighboriny islands. It's Mrs. w. O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
aoWBARDED WITH DISHES.

ssHt -, mans COOKS that spoil
aretr tat j q..at,l l,,tn,,i. one
b,f- aa i.u.N TsIu.t ,olorcd
#asatI il which htttl, and dishes
- ammunition that spoiled the
~ q local restaurant Monday
'.4te- la4HtI. rE. het Mas dismissed
d. ts.It ,~t' .u.. ou charges
81 t-sa.ls aad a.tt,lN u., girI H.
rb al-,u,, st tu, head .h.i Rancho
t.s 81 -aI, ,uus, oI tb. hltch..u The
ut-. eaeh,t- p,r, ttIhIue So loudly Of
H. th.a tne> worried hlm. RancHo
$500. t.aa th,a +. shut 4p II. said.
th.a eIt et, taih,d bach ana called
I.. bad u.aln, told her again 10
So 4ua .h, -tabl,d q plate ana
al InA head had , kcttIe OF
5. u uy hand when she throw the
p.t. tried Il dodge the plate and
,tt., apped out - iu1 hand and
h a-tlaet fnt ,sal near hc.. didu I
.t n,f su, said. I,aucIlo
ut bad scarcely recovered his
a'ta,e when th. gIrl sent another plate
n.up m his direeuon. 80 ducIed below
tH Steamer 81 Save myself that time.
L a.ud
lh, eu elam,d that tue chef threw
u, ttp ~ hef and Then struck her
witt hls lst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
NO SOVIET RECOGNITION,
GREAT BRITAIN SAYS
Situation Unchanged Since Con-
clusion OF Trading Agreement
Pact Preliminary.

London. May i0.--Thoro hhH been no
formal recognition of the Soviet gov
ernment of Ruasia by Great Britain.
and the situation with reference to rec
ognitlon has not changed since the con
cltiaion Of tho preliminary Anglo Rus
siau trndlng agreement tho foreign
office announced today.
II waa stated IN the iInuae of Com
mona when tho negotiation of that
agreement was announced that II was
tantntnount 10 recognition. although II
was not recognition In the regular
diplomatic sense Of the word
a representative of tho board of
trade went Ia Russia some weeka ago
10 make a survey of tho consular re-
qnirements contemplated by tho trade
agreement. but II viii be- some time be
fore consular force can bo organized
and sent "a G{usain.
The Russian commercial tnaaiou,
headed by Lconid KrasHln. which has
boom hero for many months. ia The only
official soviot repreaenta tiou now in
England.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
OCCUPATION MOVE
HALTS; NEW CABINET
COMES TO TERMS
Continued from page ]

lievcd to be determined Ia carry out
the lattcr's financial policies which are
unpopular with members of the deritiah
Peoples party and even prominent Dem
ocrats.
Announcement by DR.. Wirth That tho
ministry of finance WIS awaiting an
occupant prompted several deputies 10
intcrteCt the name of trzberger
Our task In this grave hour. Hah
Dr. Wirth in his address 10 ReichntRg,
is to obtain tho decision Of the Reieh-
stag will regard to the ultlmatum ot the
allied Governments. IN the pfotrhctea
detailed negotiations you hav" fotihed
an opinion on the contents ana Figtlh-
cancc Of the ultimntum. In view Oh tue
termination of the time limit ! ihust
aak YOU to express Your opinion py an
immediate decision. There is no pos
sibility for us other than acceptance
ar rejection. The victors have so de-
cldtd
acceptance means that We declare
our readiness 10 bear in voluntary laber
the heavy financial burdens defnahd"d
year by year. refusal would however
mean surrcndcrinR the basis ot our eh-
tire industrial activities. aud. as a con
sequence. Acknowledgement OF our eco
nomlc body. already 81 greatly weaken-
cd and the shackling of our entire indus
trial life
The now cabinet ls generally regard
cd as a makeahlft largely nnrepreRenta-
tive. but good enough to ACCEPT the
Entente ultimatum. and thus avoid
French advance into the Ruhf.
Tho prcsrn, cabinet IL the ontgro"lh
Of two DAYS Of tho wildcat poasihle
chaos. IN which tho parties met day and
night and finally IN desperation, inc
members agreed upon IN tmproYised
slatr. which underwent scores 81
changes IN the last forty eight hours
and admittedly never could have ohe
tanned ratification had i not been nee
asaarv tn check -. Entente military
movements threatened after MAY -
The neN Cabinet which haa faken
control e. accept ih, Allied rernrafian
ultin,aium. Il composed Of Tho follow
inE mon
cheucollor aud Foreign Minister pr.
Wirth
Nc Chancellor and Minister e
Treasury. Gustav Rauer.
Minister II Economics Herr Rrahna.
Minister az Iuaticc. Farr sehiHef.
Minister ~ Labor Rnhef' Schmidt
Minister of Tranapnrfatiat. aea.
| o;rocuex
Minister Postal ard kilograms. iierr
oi.atetie
laad controller. Andres irermes
| Mfniatet fn'eiIur George tiradneur
| efiniatof Defense. Herf tieaaler.
/ Niuiate, Ircun@tfue ton. lfaff Siihef
huidt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
TREE LIMBS RIP OFF
TOPS Of VEHICLES
Complaint TO Street Directors
Against Annoyance TO Motor
Wagon Traffic.

4 petition signed by merchants orcr-
atinc automobiles and wagons was sub
lnitt,d to the Directors ~ the street
and Sewer Department yesterday
al their regular meeting. asking that
immediate action be taken concerning
trees with low hanging branches. X rs
claimed that LOSSES aEErcEatinr hun
,rods ~ dollars have resulted from the
tops III wagons and automobiles hclnE
r.lped Of 10y low hanging branches OF
trees The petition was signed 10y the
Fraim DairIcs, I;adchf Baking Co,
Wilmington Baking Co. and the Glover
Dairy CO Tho matter was referred 20
street Commissioner Picrson.
\ communication was received from
Mark p Brown. 40S West Twenty
nth street complaining about the curb
in front OF his home being badly broken
Iy stcam-ruller while making repairs
III the street The matter was referred
to the street commissioner.
The Wilmington Gas Co was granted
a permit to open the street bed at
Lowering avenue and Lincoln street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
FRIENDS TO HEAR OSBORNE.
Men and Women In same Session at
Yearly Meeting.

Philadelphia, May l0.-BrcaEing a
custom more than two centuries old.
men and women sat together in joint
session today in the second day s session
az the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
az thu IIicksitc Friends.
Thr meeting IS ~ IN" Race street
Meeting House. Fifteenth street above
Race. Business sessions viii bc held
today al 10 O'Clock and . O'Clock. This
warden of S.nK SING VIII tell of hts
evening. Thomas Mott osborne. former
prison reform methods sp,ahlue on
Prisons. a Possible Asset
Yesterday Morgan Bunting Darby.
was rc-appointed clerk of the men $
session and Edwin !. DuruJu and Isaac
Michtncr. assistants. Sarah GrisCom
Of Newton was rc-appointcd clerk of
the Uolncn's ~. ssion and Jane T.. Rush
more and Mary 5. Bartram assistants.
The question whether the two clerks
shall preside jointly over the now com
bined session or whether it shall be
under one clerk. Will he discussed.
A budget system Of financing the
meeting was adopted yesterday 10y both
sessions. Epistles from the New York.
Baltimore Genesse. and London, Eng
meetings were read. Speakers urged
steps be taken TO unite thc two branches
of the Friends sect.
In formulating the letter TO be sent
to the London meeting in reply to their
epistlc, the meeting went on record in
favor Of the prohibition amendment.
tho woman suffrage amendment and IN
tcrnational disarmament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
SEEK COUNTY HELP.
For the support of an =. I. I. {. ofiieer
Ia the County.


Af,ss Emily Z Bissel headed com
,,iffc,. ~ ladies interested IN the work
~ the Society for the Prevention Of
cruelty to children. Who made appliea-
non 10 the Levy Court yesterday
far an appropriation Of Sl6o per month
for six months This is TO be used for
office expenses OF trained worker.
whose. salary Viii hc assumed by the
.ncletv during tins period. The main
tenancc of the service of trained social
workers IN the state and municipal
courts Is iudorsed by Judges Rice and
HASTINGS Much more attention Is paid
in most other cities to this feature OF
social work, and the necessity OF trained
workers is generally admitted
The county has hitherto paid the
salary of deputy of the Childrens
Court of $135 per month The position
is now vacant through the promotion
of James a oliver, and the apprapria
tion of $l00 per month would effect an
economy OF $50 per months, il is claimed
hv the committee The worker pro-
posed by the committee is Miss Merle
McAiahon
Mrs w. $ lIilles Miss Marie Lock
wood and MISS Helen Armstrong also
spoke in support OF the measure. action
OH which was referred to the court as
Il committee Of the whole
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
PRICES RISE
ON PREPARATIONS NEWS
Cermany's Acceptance OF Ulti-
matum Terms Advances For
eiqn Money Values at Home.

New York. May t0. Cables received
today by International linnkerg from
London and Paris Indicating that Gor-
many would nccept tho r"paratlDrR
uItimntum ~ The Allies HtlGeucd tho
local foreign exchange market percopt
IDLY.
Active trading WIS reported III Brit
iah billa demand sterling selling az high
as 3398A for small ainounta buf ro-
acting slightly before NOON The maxi
mum quotation established rec1rd
since Aprn of last year when defnaud
bills on London aoid 3407.
There waf a moderate inquiry for de-
mnnd hllla on Paris a. a.ft = now high
level since tho cloRe Of tho war
The German mark waa quoted at
l5G a gain of lth points over Yevt"r-
dav'a flnal prlcc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
HE|NOWSKI TOLD COURT
WHERE HE GOT LIQUOR
Gave Names and Addresses OF
Two Storekeepers on the
East Side of Town.

Nfrrstcd ou complaint oi hts W'ic, that
b. had hccu drunk Tor the last two wee rs
Charles urluoWski Was arraigncd m Nlu-
nlcipul Court today Mrs llcipowski testi-
Ged thnt her husband lourht lquor irom
r.rtan store repeatedly udcr cross
summation the tuap admitted that lac hnd
bought Il ~ two other stores alsn nc
plar,, mentioned we're ON the cast N'dr
t ihrdt, The ca>r IVES ,ot tWucd mth
{ tomorrow
UunoWsb Wis lurscd o. reveal the
rann,. oi tht mopuctors ut the places
thrr, hr brought the liquor under see
t.ap ol the state Inv governing the selling
II1or The law proNidc~ hat wherever
c,,t. .pllIut shall be- madc hN ANY persons on
tl h,lnrr justice cr magistrate that
1a, prt~ou has been iound WtoNcatcd or
fsaf h.rot bcue kept u ANY hotel,
stau. puhltr hmlohur street alley. high
.t.. ~ ana uthrr public pl9cc. it shall ic
a.. duty 81 thr marl~trate or justice {"
t..iIl., slbprau., e. comprl the attendance
th,. pcr.tr lauud drmk The Iusticc
Hall have t'i, privilege at asking the quos-
tuat. =. to- hon where nrl WHY the per
...a .,lt .ute, the liquor 4 the person re-
.., o. answer hc shall hy punished thc
.ur Is. ll contempt ol count or scuf"u'ed
pt, = time - 50 o. >lm u ~uile"m
l.,a.,t,,n .I.,lI gwen S vpsraut shall
s.,,....t IN thr proprietor of the
eL.r +. .uau cistsucd the, liquor
p.., ,.iinr g.iln 4, hrmr drunk George
rru,1 v,- hrr,I SI0 and cost, lie
uu .trrur,r e,Nt mm plnt
~ ,....,,,n.4..I,tIan 1T Detective Nc
n.,r1 .,E, .r,,-ttrIt.l ms record
Il,.l ,.,.,..p,t..i. .l-,ttcnc, ucasc d
Al ,1,. I,,H.a, hi ,tt,r WAS found
,,..,t -b,vtnr thqt L, had sent
t,I,.ft. .httre IL. = itafi who WIS to
.r,,.r. r.,....c. +, Rnui tor oyer lOO
r.ls. Wbru tl.A 1rrvri rs that city
Il. man hai l-app,ucd
r.,t., .fnr1fi 81 hl~ chlI iarCucc
IIv,ri. ,ha Ut- RECENTLY granted .
8. ul. efj,rel to pas 50 Vcrh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
TOMORROWS' ENTRIES
At P|Mu|CO TRACK
special Dispatch to Every Evening

Special Dispatch to Every Evening
Pimlico Race Track. May 11.--Follow-
ing are tomorrows entries:
First Race. maiden, -ycar-old: five
furlongs; UD--Clansman. no: Wreck
less. no; Maryland Belle, 107; Margaret
G.. l07: Organize. 107; Lochares II. 40;
Lucky Girl. 107: Dalton, 10; Chateau
Gay. 100; Ukasca. 10; Mother Carey
lO1.
second race. maiden. three-year olds:
claiming: six furIonRs; U6) x-Golden
Slipper. 1O5; Firclough. l12 Edith
ShrcNr. IO7: Cast Ashore. 1903: William
of Cnrotoman, IFS; x-ACtress, 9S. CoroX.
IFS; Fern Grass. 1913; X-Wraith, lO1; f;
x-Artful nodgcr. 1903: parholion. 1t3;
Uayrack. 1OS: x-Briganna, los: Gurs-
link Water. ia: Molio Rarncs. 1o7;
Thcodosia ll3.
Third race the Genmorc. Steeple-
chase: claiming handicap. four year
old M. two miles: AlEardi. 1870: aStuc-
90. l30; bBlighty 2nd, 40: bElysian.
i4l: Robert oliver. -; Syrdarya; 1870
WisCcst Fool. 1877 War Victor. 1870.
"a" j. J.. Murphy entry: %" Mrs. T..
Ambrose Clark entry.
Fourth race. thrcc-ycar and up;
claiming: ak furlongs; on excluded)
NI.ittIc Maudic. 1Ol. Norma Reed. 90:
Nkngline 2nd. lO6: Ni,adua. 10Y; \
Ouicu, t0i, Murphy. III: xIlemlock,
1O9: Back Ray. III. Ettahc IA; y
Jean Bullant. l04: xpaddy Holhcrt
ia Paul Connolly IA; Propaganda.
lit. Laughter, 102; Mark West. lo9.
xNormou IO6: xi&cdiand. LOG.
Fifth Race. the Pimlico oaks. three
ycur-old nllcs. mile and sixteenth: 90
Polly Anna. III: Love Tap. no: Joan
Marie. II3; LouEh storm. ti3. By Jim
miny. l2l.
sixth Race the Annapolis handicap;
three ycar-olds and up one mile and
a sixteenth; (5)-Eclario. 100. NOrl,ist.
los. Sea Pirate 1O5: My Dear. 10. JeE.
lt6.
seventh race. claiming. three year
olds and ny. ono mile and q sixteenth: ::
tGA GOldinC 95. Super. IFS, N-b"Nl
Dos. los N~Gain dc Cause. IS. ChasE
Cur. iG9. Siren Maid. li6.
Weather cloudy. track fast.
Five pounds apprentice allowance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
4. :. ToHtE TO HrNAIN
N GaHIINI DIST Hft I

Washington May 1t-9fieial7 veet"f-
s,lt tha American military forca
,, III. ,,ablrns district would romain
,,.t,. fa andc, Tho terms IT fhe
,..,,,s.,#.. regardless ~ developments
.,- fb. cerman raparatirus question
IT. the situation in ppsr @lles13. r.
expectation II fhai i VIII remain iaefe
untU after peace With Germany Is CON
cludrl
laapa,h Is thc United States nd
no ptri tn thr SileHian pletlHeif'. inc
f,,Iaa - that 4 would y lfresHHPttaa
au .a3 pant Z" Interfere IL ths iffsafnt {
allnalLn.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
>,,>lrs MURDER
.Ir t,nnN coroner BcltcNe> Miss
Auna Garrett Was slain.

NN fo-Nlis> Anna 4.
e u...H @vaIthmor, woman
...fa3rl +. ,h, .oro-
In, .r, ut1 b. a3souru,d
4,.t t.t..r,v riebt vtl au3 -l,h q
dlf IS .ts
tm,s I-atr..k Obs, coroner. said
ua th. te.4, rs quesu.n that
ta0 Vas slam.
"a La uu sut ,,erN possible, cue
th .as, said Coror.r Patrick
.u mai 5t>. eiart,lt Was
I.a,f e,.I. II this county
.. that Iia, was commit
= b,r aa th,s 81, sr.esco over NJ
lvu mysterious t,.,-rtrt~ following
l., dis4uIa4rlg.t Is AI.~s Garrett ar,
tn, hands ~. 9..avare county
+, tharl,l,- N.-t.cttfe Il. uea,h and
u. Wtthe emIl.at,l -, e,s,
rn,s, tei.et..us reported 70 have
.,t# sent ty uauh,t 81 The family
aaeaas .urne, ,.a With ~, cas-. hS cur
sit eo--l, H. tnpth.r iu,uhef q thc
sam, IamHy. Usr, discovered through
l.#id,u, tt,. da,- arp aud v,r. mad,
uha. toua>
Fm ust r,tu
q has l,ft for Media
The is r,port I'd To have been filed IL
Ins telegraph office on April J. shortly
0rt ta, time Miss Garrett left her
Esus. to ge ~ Media IL draw some
.pr,s fruu the hiub ther,
Il, other uiessac, dated IA, next
o# AYri IS sand u read as follows
hom, al once. Anna gone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
LEVY COURT OPENS BIDS.
For Asphalt Distributor and Also for
Hauling.

Bids on motor driven pressure dis
tributors for asphalt and tar. Of 500
gallons and I 900 gallons for county
use. were received by the Levy Court
yesterday. as follows: FoSs Hughes
Cu. S10.511, S10.161: Mack Motor CO..
$7.242.5o. $7.45o. alternate. s. -ao So
O42.50 Packard Motor Car Co. $G.2-aI3.
$7.504.9O, Kinney Manufacturing Co.
sS.540 Sa135.
Bids On repairs to the wharf ana cx-
tension oG tenders On River Front bridge
were submitted as follows Scott &
wills. repairs, $2.O74.60 Tenders, 81
4A450. Thompson & Jones. repairs 81
0lS.50. tenders. $3.720.71.
Bids were opened foI hauling and dis
tributing road supplies. They were based
Oh unit prices. The hillors were: a.
lie OrrcH Odessa W. :. French
Moorestown. \. j.; +. w Loyett. New
ark William +. kec. @. +. Buckson,
n. II. Johnson Co.
An BIDS were referred 70 the county
engineer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
JOHN j. M'NAMARA FREE.
No Plans 10 Rearrest Dynamiter as lie
Ends I5-Year Sentence In Less
Than 10.

San quentin, Cal, May i0.-No plans
for the re-arrest of John j. Mcnamara.
Los Angeles dynamiter, when he feft
San Quentin prison today at expiration
Of his -year-sentence were known 70
prison officials. Mcnamara. who plead
ed guilty to a charge Of conspiracy 70
blow UP the lIewellyn Iron Worksf
earned the maximum reduction of SEN
tence for conduct 80 that he actually
served less than ten years.
James b. Mcnamara, brother anu
cellmate OF the man whose sentence eN-
pired today, remained in the prison. lie
is serving a life sentence, having plead
ed guilty To murder charge ~ con
nection with the wrecking of nhe Los
Angeles Times, BY an explosion IN l9IV'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
mn. HOLLOWAY HERE.
Former Wilmington Minister Now In
Charge Of Largest NeW Jersey Field.

Rev ThomaH T.. Holloway. y. -.
former pastor If Second Baptist church.
now of Newark ~ - waa = Whining
ton visitor Monday Dr Holloway =
executive accrctary of the Northern
baptist Convention ~ Na~ Jaraey IN
which there 8re 3ss churches His
headquarters arc IN Newark hf he IS
Eopt buHv travelling
pr Holloway says he Is much pleased
with his nov work. hut he has not 3n=t
his interest in Wilmington. which ~
fndq fime - Wait occasionally
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
TuIRV FORCED REfCHsTAG
TO ACCEPT ALLIES TERM :

Eerlin. Nav II. The German cabinet
Ids waa solvcd declares the No4siaehe
leluns. owing ia a threat hy Presi-
dcni Ebort To resign if n parliamentary
and politically Responsible cabinet wers
NOT formed TO answer the allied ulls
mats,u.
President E6crt's threats. says n"
,.c,,snanct compelled the center parts
!, ,I.andnn It's original determination
not - put forward an imperial chan
ceIlor from It's ranks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
TARIFF BILL TO PASS TODAY.
4 Score Of Amendments Must he Dis
poscd az Before Final Vote iS Taken.

~ Araociatod IFrose q EVeTy EVenInE
washington MAY lI.-With debate
limited IT, ton minute periods the ornoi-
ccncy tarW mcasur" swung into The
ho,,e stretch In tho senate today Pas
sage az tho measure before adjourn
mont was regarded az certain. propon-
crts .ounting upon sin @ eight Demo
,rati. votes in addition 90 almost solid
q,tnnort from Republican members
More than score of amo ndmonts
awaited action TODAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
NEw PHOvE STOCK IssUE.

Baston. May 10 The hoard of dlrec
tors # the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company ~ meeting mere
todnv Voted 70 OFF, about t9G.0oo 600
uew atork ~ par ~ Tho companies l5i.-
G0o khoiders, The Issue will ho iu
the proportion of ouo share If new vfoeI.
for ,srb Gve shares ~ stock unW ou'
standing Thr stock now outstanding
amounts r. approximately ff81.on0ooh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
TACKLED THE JOB.
Legislative Committee Now at
Work on the Hard Problem
OF School Budgets.

...t.t. fr.n. sttr oerr. spand.ut
1.a MaN il S, u4ta- All,c. Ham
ua Isur.. .r1 .,It, ,uttttN.s Din.
.d Nttr, composing f, ,ommittrc
n..I r.tatt #, thc I,cEisla-
rs uu..J. hs. budgets for the
to I.a4t, wears met IN tho
a..r. ,atlt ,hsrub, III tn, state
r. f...f-.r. .rd t.roruptIy bc-
v#.l
f.ser 4n. e,.l tas. The rest u
u.t .#uF tI .aIa,Mtt,, viii re-
III. ,.u.lta Ns~embll next
.rsr,ttte, vill rnak, th"
.v rs -~Hts ,onfarmi-
th. n.v s. baoi law
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
VARIETY SHOWER.

Nla9 lame smith connected wifh tho
rualp ono ~ CharIos Warner 2 Co. r.
rhls ejtv. Hpa giveu i variety shnne
fcw nights ago. ~ the hnme II ur
ANDREW Eoek. Gn9 Hronfue atrrc' gffa
If cu' giaaa efiverware aad many o'hr-
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
swITCHMEN OPPOSE CUT.
Leaders However Willing 10 Abide by
Decision of Railroad Board.

Toledo. ohio May 10 The second
session of the Switehmens Union of
north America NOW in ,riennisu con
y,ntion here opened today With dis
cussion of the wage issue.
MANY oi the delegates were firm
against accepting any wage reduction
while the leaders claimed 70 be willing
to abide 10y the decision Of the railway
labor board.
The delegates listened TO an address
bv John J. Quinlivan OF the Central
Labor Union Of Toledo, who declared
that those who prated loudest in war
times about the nobility OF the laboring
man now are trying 10 put labor condi-
tions back to where they were - Years
ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
UNITED STATES COURT.
Trial Begun Of Suit Of Southwark Foun.
dry Co. ys. Perfection Tire and
Rubber Go.

Hearing in the case Of the Southwark
Foundry and machine co. vs.. Perfec-
ton Tire and Rubber co. for damages
on account Of alleged infringement OF
patent, was begun in the Federal Court
yesterday, Robt. II. Richards opening for
the plaintiff The jury chosen was as
followers. VIM A. 5annigan John p.
Hudson. Charles p. Palmer, Leonard "
Aspril. Jr., John o. Wagoman, Theodore
W. Cayender, Samuel w. Handy Howard
j.. Ward. John r. Wilson. Walter ID
Mode Patrick McGrory and Victor @
Kitchens
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
ANOTHER oHIoAN CHOSEN.
President 10 Pick Personal Friend and
Manager to ReOrganize Government.

Washington May 10 Walter f.
Brown, of Toledo. Ohio has been ap-
pointed by President Harding as his
personal representative on the commits
sion which is reorganizing the execu-
tive branch of the government.
supporter of Theodore Roosevelt III
1912, Mr.. Brown mas taken an active
part in Republican politics in Ohio Last
wear he was 4 candidate for the Repuh-
lican nomination for United States Sen
ator and was defeated by Senator Frank
Il. Willis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
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