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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
DISTRICT 4 WINS PRIZE.
VIII Receive Playground Equipment
for Hest showing In Cleanup
cnmpnlun

An inspection Of tho six Health bis.
frlcts or tho city was made Saturday,
morning by Judges named by tho
Cleanup Week Committed. to de-
termino tho award OF tho $50 prize
donated by Community Service which
went TO District T. which tukes In
that part of tho city lying north OF the
Brandywino. An there arc two pub
lie Fairgrounds IN thia district. the
Tatnall and the Coyne. the $50 will
probably be used IN adding TO tho
equipment OF both Fairgrounds.
Tho Judges were Howard NJ wnrd
president of City Council. chairman.
Mira Donald s., Ashbrook. cnnbv e.
Mammeloi Charles T.. Ernst, director
OF Community Service; James A
Geiger, secretary OF tho senesai
c'can-up committee. and Charles w
Garfield Mayor Harvey was 10 have
made the trip. but was prevented ai
the laet minute 10y press OF other bust,
nens and delegated Mr.. Garfield an
hls place.
The Judges left the city Han about
10 o'clock Saturday morning, travel.
ing In automobiles Thirty different
points of inspection In the ak dis
tricts had been choRen IN advance and
Il took the party about Ave hours {,
make the <complcte tour.
The inspection was made At point,
picked out AZ random on tho city mar
of each district In DiHtrlot 4 thes,
points were near Twenty aixih nn(
Tatnall. SiStcenth and Head. Twenty
third and Harrison. Tw,nty-eighti
and Church. ThirtiUth and jefferson
Credits were allowed on general ap
! pearnnces. cleanllneas, noatneas
whtewashlng. painting. etc. on q
/ scale uf 100. iae winning district re
cedving 81 per cent. "a an average @
/ the sopn rate marklnea of each Judge
! The iuapec ton points IN each ot IN
districts in addition 20 No were a
/ follows;
District No I Rodney and Mapls
Cedar and nrown. Elm and Jackson
Becch and Scott. Tullu and du ront
/ District 30. ?. Fifth and clayton
Third and jackson. Seventh and Mon
roe. Third and rayard. Seventh 80,
( Grant
/ District No 3 Thirteenth and O.
/ Ppni Ninth and Van nuren. snail
rrcss avenue aud Franklin. Tenth an
! Union. Eighteenth and Rivcrvic'
/ avenue.
Dia,rlct 40 E Ninth and Wilson
sixth and TainaU. Twelfth and Chip
pcy. Eleventh and spruce. Eighth an
/ Church
District No Second and Yves
Third und Lombard. i.ohdcU and clay
mont. d and church. \ ard Ne
castle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
IDLERs BECOMING FEWER.
Road Building and Far m Work Give
EN- pIoy me nj TO Many In Jersey.

Classboro, N. j., April I7--Within
the last week most Of the south Jersey
towns have been cleared Of idle men
who for months had been hanging around
street corners awaiting any odd job they
could pick up.
Contractors and farmers looking for
extra hands say that sudden scarcity
Of able bodied workers has developed
almost over night Opening Of spring
building operations, big road coDstnic-
tion projects speeding mp Of some Of the
large industries that had been lag
ging md the starting Of the planting
season on the extensive farms are the
leading factors IN quickly taking mp the
slack in The local labor supply
Builders pay there is sharper demand
for carpenters and mechanics than for
any period during The last three yonrs,
Ordinary lhboters hre being paid 30 centa
an hour pn most u ihe construction
work The carpenters have ~ most
cnses accepted reduced scale 20 help
along building projects
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
CRCH COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Eik,or. Nd. April l7.--Rev. ]. F.
Anderson. for the pas; three years
pastor of Coiora NJ F Church. has re-
ilred from the ministry and Will move
his family 70 Wilmington. De-, whore
he VII reside
West Nottingham Academy. one of
the Oldest schools n this state. has
announced its. commencement pro-
gram FOR theSlatter part os mex,
month. -Four gradua tes Will receive
diplomas as follows: Misses Elizabeth h
Mckee. Mary HM and Ruth TORY
and George NJ Coulson.
AL the employees OF the governmcn;
motor MAJ service between T.kton
and Easton. recently discontinued
have been given government positions
at Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash.
!ngton.
Charged with riding on the COW
catcher os the Congressional express
william F. Cox. aged % years Of New
ark, y. J. was arrested and fned S.
which he paid and continued hi
journey home on foot
Ia mas - sAaAtA VI ~ FHt ltatl wal
fined $40, charged with failing "a stoI
his car and render aid 70 dog h,
had struck. One Of the dogs legs wa
broken.
A public meeting viii be held in IN.
town hall al Chesapeake City, thij
evening. for the purpose Of nominal
ing candidates, 70 be voted for a. N.
annual town election.
The young ladies OF Rising SUI
cleared over 800 at a play given las
week IN the town hall for the ney
NJ F.. Church fund.
McCool and Sentman of Elktor
have been awarded the contract {
haul and place 1000 tons Of ston
chips along the State roads in Gee
county which are 20 be oiled durin
the summer months.
Marriage licenses were issued {
Elkton Saturday to S. A. McKeever an
/ Mary 3 McDougal OF Rising sun
Arthur Slaughter and Ada NJ Moor
/ or Elk Neck; Joseph II. Cordray an
/ Mary II. Walls Of Harrington. Del
/ Henry ". Litties OF Greensboro an
/ Mildred q. Redden OF Rldgely. Md
Homer L. Campbell OF Pleasant Hi
and Anna l.. Hevlow OF Chesapeake
City, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
BUSINESS BOOMS AT CHESTER.
Big Contracts Announced by Mer-
chants Shipbuilding Corporation.

Chester, Pa, April l7.-As substan-
t!al indication that the long looked for
return OF the industrial prosperity has at
last definitely emerged from its retreat
lust around the corner, the Merchants
Shipbuilding Association, of this place,
which has entered the engineering field
has announced the placing Of mum
ber OF contracts that giyes promise Of
full capacity activity at that plant for
many weeks to come.
A contract has been signed with the
Fegley Construction Company for fabri-
cation of steel parts for the Dellwood
Grain Elevator at Buffalo, y. Y, for
81 900; another with Booth Il Flynn,
Ltd, New York, for furnishing six
tunnel shields for the new Hudson River
vehicular tunnels involving a considera-
ton OF Sl25,00O; contract for fur
nishing three tanks and two strainers
for the Scot. Paper Company, Chester.
The Merchants Company at present
is making rivited steel pipe for the
I New York Bureau OF Water Supplies
/ for the great Catsklll aqueduct. The
pipe is being turned out in sections % y
teet in length and : 2 and s y feet in
diameter. 4 total Of 10000 tons Of steel
is being used and the contract involves
an expenditure % $3.50 600,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
MOST ACTIVE STOCK
MARKET IN TWO YEARS
Million Shares Sold In. Two
Hours Morning Session
of Change.
Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening,

nv Associated Press TO Every Evening,
New York, April l7.--(wen street
1880 a MON the stock exchange the
week opened with n continuance OF
the recent active speculative buying,
Commission houses were prominent
In tho movement. which soon regis
tered general advances over last Sat
urday's mai quotations.
OILS and rails were in the fore front
with coppers. Sinclair. Royal Dutch.
Middle States and Standard OIL Of New
Jersey. Anaconda, Utah. Atchison.
Northern Pacific and Reading We're
higher by fractions 10 one point.
Steels and equipments were relative
~ backward. but became buoyant with
In the first half hour. American Car
rising almost two points.
Noon On the business OF tho fore
noon. roughly estimated at 100000
shares. the full session promised 10
surpaSs all records in poin. of activity
TOR az east two years.
Further momentum WAS given 20
the early advance by FREQ offerings OF
call money. which dropped from to
sia per cent. soon after II o'clock
OILS continued TO overshadow the list
they were superseded 20 considerable
extent by metals and rails.
Gains OF to almost > points were
made by Anaconda. Chino and Utah
Coppers and Canadian Pacific. 81. Pau
and Chesapeake and Ohio.
Shippinge also strengthened. but
motors and equipments rescted mod
erately 10 realizing sales.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
NEw RED MRN CHIEFS.

Raising ~ { hicfs - Tribes q the I'm
proved Order ~ Rcd Men are an
nounced as follows
Alaporha Tribe, so - Sarhcn
T.. & Tallcy. Junior @aValnorc, " "
Palmer. Senior SagEmofr j s ~ticfel .
Prophet. Harry Wilson, -nnnaps Vim
y Poster. Keeper of Warnpum, Robert
& BRrtcl Collector of Wampum, Albert
Simon Chief of Records. Curtis p
Tallcy Warrors. Martin Kcmether and
Thomas Gslbrai,h Braves. John Slnnoii
and Oliver Tcat. Guard " WiRwam
Elmer Tellcy; Guard Of Forest Vim d
McC r"a
Kcokuk Tribe. No 3 Sachem Robert
/ G. Cantler; Senior Sqgnmore. r II
Burke JUNIOR Sycamore. Alexandci
Frankcl; Prophet, A. \ Denney; Chr"
Of Records, George r Whteside sKeepc
of Wampum, Harry p. Sinclair, CoIec
tor Of Wampum, Alexander C. Rodgers
Sannaps. John L. Otlcy, p Rigdon
Warriors, Frank p Ly0nger, !. Black
burn. Charles 3 Webb, Jr. and William
T.. Brornwcl. Braves, David VI Castlow
Morris AibOm. ID Anderson, VI. l.
Butler. Guard Of Wigwam, Harvey Il
Hansbury; Guard % Forest, Alfred
Bishel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
AT MOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Associated Press to
Every Evening

special Dispatch by Associated Press TO
Every Evening
Philadelphia. April I7.-whest-
No. red winter. 142Gl.47; do. gar
licky. I.s7Gl.42.
Corn-No. for export, 7oG7l; do
No. 8. esG7o; do. No. 4, e7i7 asst
csrlots for local trade. No. . yellow
72is sQ7sle: do. No. 5 yellow, 71i3&
72ia.
oats-No. white, 47G47i4: No. ,
white. 46Q46R.
Butter-W creaslery extra.
3sis nearby prints and fancy. 44G47.
Esgs-Nearby extra flrsts. 26 ~: do.
firsis. 25is; western extra, firsts. 26 /,
do. frsts. 25ie, fresh selected packed
ss635.
Cheese-New York whole milk fan
cy fats. held 22i4: do. fresh. IS: fair
10 good. 17Ql712; longhorn. 10: sin
gle daisies. held 22i9; do. fresh. ls.
1--we poultry-Fowls. 26G30: spring
chickens. not leghorns. 45G55: spring
chickens. leghorns. S5d52. young
roosters. STACEY 24G26: old do. ISG
90: turkeys. 30asO: ducks. white
Pekln 32d sc: do. mixed colors, 2SG
30: muscovy. 24G26: geese. nearby.
1sG2O; do. southern and western. Is
all,
Dressed poultry-Fowls fresh killed.
choice 10 fancy 32@33; do. small
sizes 25@sl; ROSTERS. western. %: do.
southern. 22d23; chickens. western
STACEY. 22G24: spring turkeys. and
nearby fancy dry picked. 4sG5O; do.
western. 45@4s; fair 10 good. 4OG 43 ;
old toms E0@43.
Potatoes lower; per hundred pounds.
fancy. 1.25G1.55.
Flour-Soft winter straight. western.
e5O9675: do. nearby. 6.25@6.50; hard
winter. straight. 7.25G7.75; do. short
patent. 7.75@6.25: spring. first clears.
6.5047 90: do. patent. 7.75@800; do.
short patent. s.25@s.5O; fancy spring
and city mills patent, family brand.
s.O0G10.0O.
Hay-Timothy. No. 2, 21.0O@22. 90 /:
do. No. 3. l90OQ2ooO: sample. 1909
1900; no grade. 14O0@1e.OOl clover
mixed hay. light mixed. 21.0O921 so /;
No. l. mixed. 19.OOG2O.OO.
Bran-SOft winter. in leO-pound
sacks. 3lOO@S2.OO a ton; do. spring,
s0.00G3l.O0.
Tallow-Prime city. loose. 5ia do.
special. loose. Ga: prime country. 4is /;
edible, in tierces. s cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
SCHOOL OF HYGIENE
BR|1SHERS SAY
Paper Calls Rockefeller Gift
Another Link Of Friend
ship.

In medical quarters md consid
cradle satisfaction expressed NJ the
announcement that the government
has accepted tho ofrer of the Rookie
feller Foundation 10 provide 1000 00o
towards tho cost of building and
cai!pping "A school Of hygiene in Lon
don.
This is the first result of tho report
Of a committee on post graduate work
presided over by Lord Athlouc. ono
recommendation of this committed
was that an institute ~ State medi-
cine should he established. az which
instruction should be given IN public
health. forensic medicine. Industrial
medicine. and IN medical ethics and
economics. Sir Wilmot Herringham,
Sir George Makins. Sir George New
man and Sir Edward Penton, sigma
tories 70 the report. are well known
70 be strongly IN favor ot instruction
in public health heing organized df-
fercutly and 10 a greater degree than
AZ present
Tho proposed institute VII be CON
'ro!cd. I understand. by general
governing hody. and may occupy 20
the University ot London a position
analogous 20 that held by the Insti-
tute of Historical Research Obvi-
ously. some time mus; elapse before
the proposal car msterialize, for well
equipped laboratories will have 20 b,
built and expert stats selected
IL IS generally agreed that the
Rockefeller trustees pave acted very
generously 20 this nation and the In
stitute Will form another link q,
friendship across the AtlAntic.-Cor
respondence IN the Manchester Guar
dian Weekly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
WHEAT PRICES STICK
At SATURDAYS LEVEL
Chicago Interested in Reported
Shortage to Fill May
Contracts.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening.

Chicago, April 1T.--Whcat opened
u cent lower TO II cent higher In
price today Mt sl.42 to Sl.s3h for
May delivery after an extraordinary
jump OF 0 cents a bushel on Saturday
Before the start. much uncertainty
had been expressed as to whether the
violent upturn on Saturday was the
beginning Of still greater riso In
values or wheather n reaction would
takc place.
Tho actual opening proved that nn
extreme opinion In either direction
was strong for tho variation from
Saturdays closo was at practically
unchanged figures. and gave but 1T
tie hint of additional severe changes
In place.
Great Interest. however, continued
as 20 tho possibility Of big shortage
OF wheat hero 10 nll immenso out
standing contracts FOR delivery dur
Ing May. the outstanding factor which
led 10 the sudden ascent OF prices on
Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
HARVARD GrEE CITB.
Received Great Praise when II Gave
Concert IN VI llan, Italy.

The Harvard Cleo Cluh viii give a
concert next Tuesday evening al The
P}ayhous" After giving concert
In tho Verdi Conservatory at Milan.
during its trir abroad last summer.
the club received the following notice
from tho Corriere della sera. which
well brings out the artistic success
of tho Glee Club "a Italy;
"Th. oldest and most ilustrious
American university. founded almost
three centuries ago by the gift OF the
Rov. John Harvard IN the small city
Of Cambridge. near Boston. for the
purpose of promoting intellectual de-
Velopment in the youth Of the Ameri-
can Colonies. gave yesterday in tho
large hail OF the conservatory a good
proof OF its constantly progressing
development. stated in terms OF the
glorious music OF the past. and in the
reproduction Of the best pieces Of
choral music Of our own time.
After receiving its laurels in
France !n series OF concerts. the
Giee Club. composed OF some sixty
young men. students and graduates
OF tho university. wished to end its
pilgrimage IN paying "A double tribute,
by visiting the tomb of our greatest
poet and by singing its last concert
on this side Of the ocean IN the great
asI Industrial centre OF Italy. The
choice Of these two stopping places on
tho part of youths. coming from in
dustrinl America 10 speak 20 us the
universal language of art, could not
better express that mixture of
evanescent idealism and OF tangible
reality of which the modern spirit is
+ formed.
/ The seriousness with. which the
chorus Of Harvard University under
( took the complex ancient Italian poly
phonic music. the care with which Il
( sought 10 overcome the difficulties OF
/ the Latin pronunciation. the balance
/ found ia the execution OF Rubinstein
/ Borodine and Handel seemed the work
OF u group OF experienced musicians
rather than tho Intellectual pastiIno oi
"A student club. Certainly great par
uf the merit Is due 10 the director oi
such a chorus. In Or. Archibald T
. Dawson we noted sense Of proper
ton developing In fun sorority 81
grading the medium dynamic6. and
IN obtaining the most delicate plants
simo IN perfect unity OF intouation.
Aided by the nature Of the music
filled with the popular melodic quality
OF Old Italian songs. DR. Dawson ais,
is reproducing with much verve
Maying song OF the old maste
Morley This had 10 be repeated. a
, did also the final Halieluiah @
, Handel"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
The First Five
Minutes of a Fire

suppose your house Is burning up
DO you know what 10 do before the
flames get beyond control
pail Of water or "A hand eXtinguiKher
used in time. will do more good than "a
fire engine "a few minutes later
1t is important TO know how To check
fires when they start lust a few days
ago Chicago suffered another biz firc Ia
the heart Of It's business district IL Is
supposed 20 have been started maliciously
III II had been discovered in the first fivo
minutes. millions of dollars worth Of
property could have been saved.
Learn yourself and teach your children
what 60 do II blaze is discovered ANY
Of our readers can have, free. % page
booklet dealing thoroughly with this
subject 70 secure copy, Just ill
out and mail the coupon below enclosing
two cents-in stamps for return postage on
the booklet i3c sure to write your name
and add ress clearly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover. April I7-Charters were filed
here. Saturday. as follows:
Century Motor, Inc. New York City:
capital. 81, ,6OO.0 900
American Sea Transport Corporation,
New York City; $1,000 900
j. w. Carter Co, New York City;
81 ,5I7 900.
Yampa Valley Development Corpora
tion, Chicago. Ill 81 100 900
standard Radio Corporation. Whining
ton Del; 100000.
Welfare Mortgage Co, Albany. n Y;
S400 900.
Eureka Investment Co, Wilmington,
Del SIO0,OO0
Welfare Mortgage Co, Amsterdam, n.
y: 100000.
Clarence &. Lattomus Co, Clayton,
Del: 500 900.
Rose Haven Dairy Co. Wilmington
Del: $4,000.
Change in name OF Eastern Trust. Inc
to Eastern Corporation, ana increase iu
capital from 81 100000 to $4,000, 600
New York City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
Y. W. {. 4. PROBLEMS.
To be Disc uased 81 Mothers Council
Meeting on Wed npsday.

Tho Y IS G. A. md ~ Problems
will tc.i tho subject ~ A talk by Mrs
Charles + Wollaslon before the Mother
Council 81 thc boys DIVISION ~ the
Y. NJ G. s. % "Wednesday afternoon
Mi~a Dorothy luderled viii entertain
wlth selections on the vioiin
The members 81 the Iguior cl4se all
entertain the girl reaeryes and Friend
ship Ciuh If the Y " NvC 4 pn Friday
April -
April - the ioys will be- guests ~
John Wanamaker, 10 Philadelphia. leay.
ing ou 'hr 20 m wilson lne
bpat They wy v;Tf The Wanam8keJ
store and ENJOY q aperal orgsu rec 'al
~ n oclDck Al'cr lunch they w1i
lourney 20 tie Philadelphia navy yard
on hu educational tour returning for n
swim in the ppol aud games a. 'h,
Philadelphia Wet Branch y VI. & a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
Rcllefonte Mail Service.

f. NJ Ocheltrce OF the Bellefonte
Community League was IN conference
this morning at the Federal Building
with Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General H. H. Rnlany The matter
under consideration Is the adjustment
OF the mail service 60 the satisfaction
Of the residents. who are NOW served
by "A rural route from the Edge Moor
post office. Mir. Billany promised 70
adjust the matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. April I7.-Cattle- Receipts.
10 600. fairly active. beef steers. generally
steady 20 strong. quality. medium TO
good top. OPS on heavics: bulk beef
steers. 5Oas 60: beef COWS and heifers.
mostly l5c higher. spots up more Gamers
and cutters bulls aud veal calves about
steady stockers and feeders l5c up.
mostly bulk veal calves, 5Oa7 90 10
packers, bulk fat she stock, $40 10 6s5
II Receipts, 10000: slow mostly
Zoe higher than Saturdays average: big
packers holding back packing sOws.
steady. top. % .65: bulk. l70 TO 3OO-pound
averages. lo.25al0.6O. pigs. steady; bulk
good 100 TO i30-pound averages. 9.OOa
1O25
sh>cp- Receipts 1000: slow. generally
25c lower: mostly TO shippers and butchers
bis packers doing little early; wooled
lambs early. 1925: shown. 1925: few
choico l40-pound wooled ewes. 300
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
MISSING FLEET is BACK.
Maokerel Fis her me n Blown 200 Miles
To Sea From Cape May.

Cape May, y. j, April l7.-An Of
the missing mackcrel fleet came limp
ing into port yesterday When the
Italian shippers were asked il they
were in danger, they said: "MluchA it
blow and we never think We see our
hambinoes again, but the boats were
strong, and so we are here.
One of the boats was blown nearly
200 miles off shore, hut outside Of
running out OF provisions and gaso-
line. which they obtained from q
steamer inbound to New York they
were none the worss for wear. They
said it blew about seventy miles per
hour of shore on Friday night
Captain Joseph Springer and crew, OF
the two-mlle beach coast guard station
came into port with one OF the boats
which was out OF gasoline.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
Railroaders in Meet.

Philadelphia Pa, April 19-More
than 500 contestants, including in
dividuals and teams, will compete nj
Columbus, Ohio, on April %, in the
Pennsylvania System Indoor Champion
ships. Arrangements are being made 70
entertain 10000 employees and their
families coming from the four operating
regions of the Pennsylvania System. the
General Office, and Altoona Works, to
cheer for their representatives in the
parnes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
Miss Marion Postles 10 Wed.

The marriage Of Miss Marion g.
Postles formerly Of this city. now of
Atlantic city. and J. Donald Thomp-
son. will take place on "Wednesday at
noon. in First Presbyterian Church.
Atlantic city Miss Pestles Is a grand
daughter Of the late General j. Parke
Postles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Cunard Steamship Company. ~ por
cent
General Tire and Rubber Company
quarterly OF per cent on common. pay-
able May J.
Illinois Northern Utilities Company.
quarterly OF Ia per cent on preferred,
payable May J.
New Cornelia Copper Company, 25
cents share payable May %
STANDARD OIL Company Of Ohio. quar-
terly OF IT,. per cent on preferred. pay
able June /
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
STOCK PRICES SLUMP
ONE TO THREE POINTS
Py Associated Press to Every Evening

New York. April 17.-1.S0 p. m.-The
prolonged advance in the stock market
was broken today by a sharp decline
IN number OF the favorite speCula-
tive stocks. Steel and oil shares led in
the break which ran from l 10 points.
Among the heaviest declines were
four points IN Gulf States Steel three
In Kelly Springfield Tire and Mexican
Petroleum and one 10 two in Bethle-
hem Steel n. United States Steel.
Crucihle Steel, General Asphalt. Mid
vale Steel. Royal Dutch Petroleum.
Pacific Oil, Reading and Studebaker
The break came suddenly after the
first hours trading in which the mar
ket showed an upward tendency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
Borah to Speak Here Friday.

Under the auspices of the Irish
American Association. United States
Senator Borah of Idaho viii address
a massmeeting in the Majestic The
atre next Friday night. Lindsay Craw-
ford. editor of The Statesman. of
Toronto. Canada, viii be another
speaker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
Protective Legion Dance.

The local branch of the National Pro
tective Legion will give dance in
Young's Studio, Twenty-fourth and
Market streets, Friday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17

Tire repair? Read the classified
ads.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17

Want an office boy? Telephone a
classified ad.-Call 2200.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-17
REsORTs
ATLANTIC CITY, \. ,.

Kentucky Ave mr.. BaA
westminster Elevator 70 street, PrL
vstc baths running water. A, V. Eopp
owner and prop. Open al year