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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
DOVER SCHOOLS TO
RESUME SEPTEMBER 5
Assignments Made Among High
School Faculty by Educatio
Department.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, Aug. 24.-Dover's Public
Schools will open for the fall and win
ter terms, Tuesday. September 8. An
nouncement is made by Supervising
Principal w. b. Thornburg. that in
compliance with the courses worked
out by the State Department Of Edu-
cation, the school administration of
the State. the following high school
courses Will be offered: Academic
course; scientific course; the general
course; the vocational course: home
economics course, and the commercial
course.
Following is a list of the High
School faculty, with the subjects each
will teach during the school year: Miss
L. Maud Lodge, Principal of High
School and English; Miss Elizabeth
Taylor, biology and French: Miss
Madeline kirkman. mathematics; Miss
Mary E. Shanaman, latin and history
Miss Willie Shepherd, English ant
public Speaking; Miss Katherine
Gumble, home economies and genera
science; Miss Gladys Deaver, com.
mercial department; Albert d. Spaeth
general science. American history ant
economics: Geralde f. Yeaton, indus
trial arts department; George X. Ger.
den, physical training and coach.
In addition to the above, a full
corps of grade teachers have been Sc
lected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
FINANCIAL NOTES

The strategy board OF the United
Tes'ile Workers. the leading strike or
Ernlsaflon. voted 90 recommend 20 its
variou. unions that the offer of the
Pacific Mills az Lawrence, Mass. be
accepted.
Coal loading. on the baltimore and
ohio Railroad on Monday totaled 2.2oO
cars the heaviest since the end OF
March. During May and June daily
loadings averaged ] 900 cnrs.
SO FAR this year the railroads have
ordered approximately l05 900 cars.
arsins, ahou, 10000 IN all OF last year
ana ioo, 900 In 1890.
Nearly i.a0o shares of Pennsylvania
failroad were dealt In on the Phiia-
d'lphia Stock Exchange No other
Issue even approached this velume.
Automoiive Industries says: Il,
seems certain now that tho automobile
industry will 20 through 60 the end
81 tho year making substantial profits
Tor i's widely scattered stockholders
giving employment 90 its workers on
virtually a 100 per cent basis and pro.
Nidins business for many industries
which but for the patronage 81 IN,
motor vehicle makers would have put
IN a disas'ruusly slim year"
Secretary Mellon has authorized
federal reserve banks 90 redeem IN
cash before september %, az par an,
accrued interest. certificates of lndebt.
cdnoss ~ Series r $. dated Soptembe,
1b. and Series 4 \ 2. dated November
]. 1871.
Directors ~ Lima Locomotive ar,
scheduled 90 meet during the last weel
in October 90 declare a 81 quarterl,
dividend on the new common stock
THIS being equivalent 20 81 per shar,
On M. old stock
Tho New York stock Exchange vot
81 go remain open on the Saturda,
i'rccedlny Labor Day This action wa
considerable ~ n surprise Ia the iinan
ciel community, as tho exchange ha
only remained open on this day sii
times m the last twenty years. an,
~ these, three were during the wa
period
coca-cola co. has paid on the Las
'i lfs notes. In 90 doing IL has com
rleted remarkable achievement Il
denhiion. A. the end ~ 1890. banl
lnans stood ~ 81 500, 900. In 1921 A Gu
this item down 90 s2.io0, 900. took 81
inventory lonH on sugar and was stil
able 10 report net earnings ~ s2.75O.
ooo, equivalent 60 sS.2s a share on Il
100000 shares no par value commol
after preferred dividends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Childs Company. quarterly Of 2 per
cent on common and N per cent on
preferred. payable September 10.
lntcrtype Corporation. stock OF 10
per cent on common. payable in COM
mon stock. November rs.
Montana Power Company, quarterly
OF 10 cents share on common and IN
per cent on preferred. payable oc,o-
her I.
National Transi, Company. extra os
20 cents n share. payable September
a..
HALLWAY Steel Spring Gonna nv
quarterly NJ ? per cent on common.
payable September 80. and IA per
rent on preferr~d payable September
%.
South Penn on Company. quartcrly
bs IN per can't. payable September 80
southern States OF Corporation. 4
Ter cent In stock. payable sepsenhe,
%.
Tsxts Company. quarterly Of rs
eents . share. payable sep,emher so.
Union Rag and PAPER Corporation
quarterly ~ ~ per cent. pavahls
October is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
AT NOON TODAY
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Philadelphia, Aug. 24.-Wheat, No.
2, red Winter, l.11ls@1.14R; do. gar
licky, 102@1.ob.
Corn-No. 2. for export, 74@75;
do, No. 3. 1904; do. No. 4. 72@73;
car lots. for local trade. No. 2, yellow.
7s@so; No. 8 yellow. 7s@79.
Oats-No. 2, white. 43@43h; No. 8,
Al is@42.
Butter--Western creamery. extra,
81; nearby prints and fancy. 43@46.
Eggs-Nearby, extra fia'sts. 32;
do. firsts, 2Sis; western extra flrsts
80; do, flrsts. 81; fancy selected
packed, 35@36.
Cheese-New York whole milk fancy
flats fresh. 21@2lla fair to good. 2oa
201a: longhorn. 81 u @22: single dais-
les. held 2l@211s.
Live poultry-Fowls, not leghorns
22@26; do, leghorns, 1924; spring
chickens. sCt leghorns. 25 @33; leg
horns. 22@27: old roosters. 15@17;
fancy ducks. white Pekin. 21@22 do.
mixed colors, 15@l7; do. fair to good
1920.
Dressed poultry-Fresh killed, choice
to fancy, 29@So; do. small sizes. 2:
@25; western chickens, S2@35
roosters, western. 90; broilers, nearby
32@34; de-, southern, 1s@l9; do.
western. 3o@S2; spring ducks, nearby
24@25.
Potatoes-No. 1 per basket, 35@5b
do. No. 2. 1920.
Flour-western. eoo@s.25; do
nearby. 4.75@5.oo; hard winter
straight. 5,75@625; do. short patent
625@6.50; spring. first clear. 6.25@
ESQ; do. patent. 7.o0@7.5o do. shor
patent. 7.5o@s.oo; fancy spring ant
city mills. patent family brand. $500
925.
Hay-Good new timothy hay. 40
/ @20.00: do, No. 2, and clover mixed
I5.00@l7o0.
Bran-Soft winter, in 100 poun,
sacks. 230o@23.5o; do, spring, 22.5
@2s.oo.
Tallow-Prime city, loose, 5A; do
special loose. 6A: prime country, Az
edible. in tierces. ia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24

stone Primo Ministers OF England.
Monroe promulgated tho Monroe doc
trIne, Michael Angelo painted his
Last Judgment" Turner his Fighting
Temerare." Benjamin West his Christ
Healing the Sick" Bancroft wrote his
great history. Haydn composed his
Creation" and Wagner his "Nibcl-
ung Ring"
All these and many others. includ-
ing our own Daniel Webster and
Henry Clay, were strong personalities
In the decade from go 10 70, and any
suggestion that they should retire
fcom active work In favor OF younger
men would have been ridiculed.
In conclusion, since DR.. Dorland
made his exhaustive investigation the
world has passed through great
war Suppose all officials and generals
over 50 years OF age had been retired
and younger and less- experienced men
| put in command. the British forces
would have been without French
| Haig. and its now famous comma nd
ers; Lloyd George would not have been
tho Primo Minister; Marshals Joffre
y
the Hun at the Marine; Petain and the
other French generals would not have
held him at Verdun; Clemenceau
would not have been the Tiger oi
France" Dlaz would not have routed
the Austrians at the Piave; and Presi.
dent Wilson would not have guided
the great American nation safely 10 9
victo~ious termination OF the war; no
would the heroes OF the Argonne. Bel
leau Woods and the other fields where
they swept all opposition from thei
path. have been led by the splendit
commanders under the direction o
perhaps the most popular American
military commander Of tho twentieth
century, John J. Pershing.
In the words OF Billy Mclean. tn
s0-year-old boxer. no man, II he take
care Of himself. Is old until he cashe
In.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
STOCKS IRREGULAR,
RAILS IN REACTION
Special Shares In Rapid Rise
Under Influence OF Pool
Operations.

ny Asacciated tresa 10 Every Evening.
New York. Aug. ~ Cwall street.
io.so a. M Rcyection by railrS,~d OK
ecuuvcs ~ the railroad trothorhoosss
y~~cc ofscr Impaired = r~Actionary
trcnd To opening prices on the New
YORK stock exchange today. Steels.
oils. tohocco~ and rome unclsssincd
shares moved 10 higher around hu,
r~il~. shipping and sas shares sold a,
concessions.
New hixhs for the year w~re cs-
Hhlish.d by Consolidated Cigar. Rcy-
nclds Tobacco. Dome Mines. Public
sssyice ot New Jersey. brown shoe
and Eastman Kodak.
Mexican pctro,cnm cold or az the
opening hut soon strengthened and
moved up point with sympath ad.
vanoes IN i%n-Amcrican shares and
Houston on. presumably in response
Ia tho settlement OF thc Mexican ex-
ior, tax question.
Tho advance In s,eels. which was led
BY crucihlc with "A gain Of is poln,e
was attributed 20 improved conditions
IN that Industry and expectations OF
higher prices
Early declines In rails were lsrgel,
fractional Marl'imc. preferred. drop.
ped one point 90 other now low.
Noon The irregular trend continue,
TO the forenoon. Pooh operations vrr,
potent Influence In the rapid rise
or special stocks. but there were also
Indications of public buying, appar.
entity predicated ON the belief that rail.
roads generally were In a good posi-,
uon To continue tn. movement ot
uniNc without serious Interruptions.
OILS, independent steels. motors
merchandise and public utilities ver,
IN good demand at gains OF 1 10
points
Weakness persisted. however, In IN,
shipping issues. while Chemicals also
were subject 10 reactionary influences
standard rails yielded slightly an,
rhowod little recuperative power
Crucihlc had extended Its rise 70
points before noon and s,udehakel
was up 2.
Call money opened and renewed a
sN per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION.
Forty.Blx Miles Completed IN Della
ware This Year.

The State Highway Department has
Issued tho following bulletin
There has been total Of 40 miles
OF State highway paved 80 far this
season: II this were laid continuous
ly II would reach from Wilmington
to Dover. This completes 90 per cent
of the work under contract and far
exceeds the record on this date for
any previous year
The concrete pavement on tho
Harrington Houston contract was
completed August 81. Tho entire Mil
ford Harrington roadway will be laid
by September 1st.l
Glasgow-Bear. Road closed. Con-
struction In progress
Wilmington Odessa. No detours
| New concrete road from the Causeway y
to Tybout's Corner. Take River Road
macadam. Tybout's Corner to Odessa
Odessa-Smyrna. No detours New
concrete road Odessa to Armstrong,
Corner.
Smyrna Dover. Concrete road. N,
detours.
road ~ mile south of Dover, follow {,
Frederica Causeway. No detours
Drive slowly across Causeway.
Frederica- Milford Georgetown Sci
byville Berlin Ocean City. Concret
boulevard, no detours.
Georgetown Laurel. New concret
road five miles west OF Georgetown
Follow detour signs earth road
miles TO concrete road, thence 4
Laurel. Construction In progress.
Rehoboth and Lewes. Concrete roa,
Georgetown to Harbeson. NO detour,
Georgetown Brdgeville. Work 4
progress. Follow local detour sign
Georgetown to Coverdale's Cros
Roads. Concrete road Coverdale'
Cross Roads TO Bridgeville.
Dover to FELTON,, Canterbury, Har
rington, Pennington. Greenwood
Bridgeville, Seaford, Laurel. Delma
and Salisbury.
Dover-Camden-W n-Wyoming. Work 4
| progress. Detour via Dover RisIn
J Sun road. follow detour signs q
Moore's Mil road and Odd Fellow
} Cemetery.
=, Dover Canterbury. On account {
work under construction from Can
rised to take du Pont Boulevard 1 mi
south OF Dover and follow TO l mi
. north of Magnolia. detour to west 81
; miles TO concrete highway at Cante,
bury. Earth road in fair condition.
Canterbury FELTON, Harrington
Greenwood -Bridgeville- -Seaford. Ne
concrete road. No detours.
Through Seaford Construction
progress. Follow detour signs TO Sc,
ford Blades bridge.
Through Laurel. Work In progre.
Follow detour signs.
Seaford Laurel Delmar. Concre
road. No detours.
FELTON, Frederick. Road closed und
8 construction.
Milford-Harrington. Road close
Construction in progress. Deto,
south via Shawnee Road and folio
detour signs through williamsvilH
Houston and Harrington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
NO MUSKRAT HUNTING
FOR TWO YEARS OR MORE
Closed Season on Public Lands
to Develop the Fur
Industry.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Aug. 24.-Delaware's Public
Lands Commission at a meeting hold
here. at which the subject OF leasing
the public lands IN the lower part OF
the State IN Assawornan Bay for gun
ming or trapping purposes was dis
cussed at some length. after which
n resolution was unanimously adopted
directing the secretary to notify all
applicants for leases for the purposes
above stated would be postponed for
the present and the secretary WAS also
directed TO notify all such gunners and
trappers that the Commission would
prevent the taking by trap. spear or
shooting, Of any muskrats on the pub
lie lands or in the public waters of the
State and every and all persons who
should be found guilty of so doing or
of destroying or in anywise molest-
ing muskrat houses would be severely
punished to the limit of the law.
The Commission feels that a closed
season for two or three years on the
taking of muskrats would develop a
valuable property in these fur bearing
animals for the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
sasl---aIls-s -ls--s-s-asl
STEAMBOAT LINES.
STEAMBOAT Lines.
WILSONLINE
Pmladelphia. Penn Grove. Chester

Schedule In Eject Saturday, juno "a. 1922
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Subject to Change Without Notl-r.
Lave Wilmington, Pourth Strest What.
noon. 'I.3O. 800. Alb, &c. 90. n. %.
1880. a9.OO, sp3G p. m.
Leave Philadelphia T.30. 900. 1000.
all 90 a. M. sl2 90 noon. u 30. 300,
9;I5, % 90. 400. ab7.30. $50. '9.3o D. m
,Runs on Sundays and holidays only.
Runs on weekdays only.
DTo Penn's Grove only
WILMINGTON PENN'9 GROVE
Leave Whining ton $3.50, e.so. 500.
D.y. 1000. III 90 a. m. i2.00 noon. 100.
z.p, BOD, 400. b5.3O 800. 100, ~. 90,
s:o, aIO.oO. 11.O0. ai2.OO .. IN. and
Leave Ponn's Grove 600, s7.oo. 800.
zoo, 300. ca. 10. 500. c6.l5. 700. 800.
~. 90" 1000. ali.0o. 1900 r. m. ai2.40
Is shun: on on Saturdays. Sundays and
b5.OO .. IN. on Sundays and holidays.
c4.00 and 900 y. m. on Sundays and
"RfHERvIEw BEACH SERVICE.
In Eject Saturday. July l.
leave Wilmington 9i5. Ii15 a. m.
80 'A3. 80. "a. 30. A6.lb and -7.45 o. m.
Leave Riverview Beach IO.f5 a. m.
snd " noon. 'a2.oO. alto. $50. zoo
ana 1000 D. m.
Runs on Thursdays and Saturday,
skuns on Sundays and Holidays Of My
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily by Laird 4 Co, Sc.
curlty Brokers, du Pont Building.
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. Aug. 24.-The following
corporations were chartered yester-
day:
Mid-Continent Producing and Royal
ties Corporation, New York; capital,
$3.50. 600.
Lenos Building Owners, Inc, Wash
ington; sis2.5O0.
Aberhardt Electric Co. Whining
ton; $4,000.
Tonopah Ajax Mining Co. Whining
ton 100000.
West York Motor Co. Inc. Will
mington; 100000.
Stockman & Lay. Inc. New York;
$4,000.
Lemsco Sales Co. Wilmington;
$4,000.
Clinton Coal Co. Pittsburg; $4,000.
The Chicago Steamship Line. Inc.
Increased It's capital from 100000 10
81 soc, 900.
The Textile Fibre silk Corporal alton
( Dover, changed its name TO Dixie
Gold, Inc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
.ODEN SHUE HELD IN
HEAVY BAIL FOR COURT
Alleged Automobile Thief Is
Brought Back From Eliza
beth, N. ].

Oden shuc, alias Clyde Hood. charg-
ed with the theft Of an automobile
I ON Fred II. Ecker, OF S22 West street,
waived a hearing In City Court this
morning and was held under $1,000
for tho grand jury. a charge Of non
support long In the hands OF the au-
thorities. was also placed against the
man and he was ordered TO pay 80 a
week for his two children.
Because he said he was not sure he
could get the bail the provision for a
time sentence OF three months was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
WOMEN SHOULD VOTE
AT THE DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARIES SATURDAY

All women who wish 10 see good
men, who are favorable TO women IN
office, should go to the polls on Sat
urday, August 26. and vote for dele
gates pledged to support w w
Knowles fer United States Senator
from Delaware.
Mr.. Knowles was our friend when
friends were few and we should show
our gratitude by supporting the
Knowles delegates at the primary.
Don't forget the date, next Saturday
August rs. Polls open TO o'clock
p. M. standard time.
DIR. Josephine White De Lacour.
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
"OIL NOT WORTH FINDING.r
Seattle Operator Doesn't Regret Fail
ure Of Petroleum Hunt In Alaska.

bJ HshUVIHteU fTtSs 10 FlVtry EVeHIHg.
Seattle, Wash, Aug. 24.--Edward L.,
Doheny, said to be one OF the wealth
lest individual petroleum operators In
the world, was unable 10 find oil in
Alaska, he announced today following
his arrival here on his yacht after
three weeks OF cruising, hunting and
fishing along the Alaska coast.
Il do not want to find more OIL"
he said. THE price is too low for any
body 10 make money"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
Curtis Resigns Rio Mission.

Washington. Aug. 24.-Appointment
of Edward r. Finch, justice OF the
Supreme Court Of New York, to take
the place of Cyrus II. X. Curtis, Phila-
delphia publisher, on the official
American mission TO the Brazilian
Centennial Exposition was announced
today at the White House. Mr.. Cur
It's was compelled 10 forego the trip
10 Rio because OF the Illness Of Mrs
Curtis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
WYOMING VOTE VERY CLOSE.
Republican GubernatorIal Nominee
Won't Have Over 100 Majority.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Cheyenne. Wyo., Aug. 24.-The out
come OF the contest between Cover
nor Robert d. Carey and John w. Hay
for the Republican nomination for
governor in Tuesdays primary election
still was in doubt today. Predictions
were made that the contest would be
decided by majority possibly as low
as 100 votes.
The leads which Charles T.. Winter
Republican, and Robert II. Rose
Democrat, have piled up over their
opponents in the contests for nomina
tion by their respective parties as
Congressman were believed TO assure
them victory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
NOTICE OF EPDYJpTfC~

TO holders Of Victory Notes and o.hors
concerned.
Notice IL hereby zivsu as follows.
Call for partial redemption OF Az Der
cent Victory Notss.--All "a per cent sio-
tory Notes, otherwise known Is United
states Of America Gold Notes OF 1872
1923, which bear the distinqIls shing letters
A. B, Q, ID, Il or y, prefxsd 10 their serial
numbers. having been Designated FOR ths
purpose BY lot In the manner prescribod
by the. Secretary OF the Treasury, arc
called Tor redemption on Derember ls
1922. pursuant 70 the prOyi sion for re-
dernptiOn ontalned In the notes and IN
Treasury Department circular Number
1873. dated April u. 1919, under shirn
the notes were originally issued. Interest
on all the al per cent Victory Notes thus
called for redemption will cease on AID
redemption date, December l6 JsZz
Victory Notes Of the az per cent series
bearing the distinguishing letters o. H.
], X or l., prefized % their serial num-
bers are not in any manner afs~ted ~
this call for redemption. and will bacorns
due and payable as TO principal On May
20. 1929. according 20 their terms
Z-Detajicd information as 20 the pres
entation and surrender Of sl< per cent
Victory Notes for redemption under this
call is given In Treasury Department
Circular Number 300 dated July zs.
1922, copies OF which may be Obtained
from the Treasury Department. DIV, SION
of Loans and Currency. Washington, ID.
O.. or any Federal Reserve BANK
A. " MILLION.
July 2s. 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
Negro Boy Scouts Home.

After spending ten days at the
Edgewood camp. near Marshallton,
negro Boy Scouts have returned to
this city. sum OF money for the
maintenance OF the camp was donated
through the kindness OF Irenee du
Pont. president Of the du Pont Pow
der Co William Butler on behalf OF
Mrs. Sarah Brown presented the
scouts with handsome American flag
on the last day OF the camp. 1t was
received formally for the troop by DR..
Conwell Banion. scout executive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
CUPID BUSY IN DOVER.

Dover, Aug. 24.-Announcement has
been received here of the marriage of
Joseph l.. Christopher. son CT Mr.. and
Mrs. William l.. Christopher of this
town, TO Miss Madalyn Wright, OF
West Chester, on August II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry y. Grieves, of
Smyrna, announce, the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Ethel Grieves,
TO John j. Williams, of Wilmington,
formerly Of Lansdowne, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Wallen announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Ruth S. Wallen, to William Alex
ander FAIRIES Pyle, Of Camden, n. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
BROTHER ROBS BROTHER.
Marvin Muller Alleges Simeon Miller
Stole HIS Clothing.

Simeon Miller. colored. was held
under 5000 for the Court Of General
Sessions after a preliminary hearing
on charge OF larceny in City Court
this morning. Simeon was alleged by
his brother. Marvin. to have stolen
two suits OF clothes. vnlued at $50
from him. The apparel has been re-
covered from local pawn shop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
snyder Held for Court,

bernard Snyder. arrested In June
ON charge 90 transporting liquor
wss held under $1,000 bail FOR the
September term of court. ~ "a hearing
hcfor. United States Commissioner
John Pcarce Cam. Two " his com
pAnions. John Kudich and sigmund
Sp~slcr, were held for further hear
Ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
CoaI Club Meets Tomorrnr.

The Delaware Coal Club convention
will be held at the Belhaycn Hotel,
Rehoboth, tomorrow morning AZ If
o'clock 70 DISCUSS the coal situation
In this state and to make some plan,
for deliveries of coal 20 this state. n
is expected that Governor william
ID. Denney and all Of the Deiawars
Coal Commission viii be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
Ellsberry Charge Dismissed.

Charges of disorderly conduct
against Leon Ellsberry. colored, were
dismissed in City Court this morning
at the request OF Jacob Bryan, the
prosecuting witness. The defendant
is alleged TO have thrown a brick
through a window in an east side pool
room kept by Bryan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
SHIP SUBSIDY HELD BACK.
Harding Does Not Want It's Passage
Jeopardized by Offering IL Now.
By Associated Press 70 Every Event

Washington, Aug. 24.-Preeident
Harding Will not press FOR immediate
consideration by Congress of the ad-
ministration Ship Subsidy bill, belev-
ing that II would be better 20 postpone
action until "we can rivet the atten-
ton OF Congress with a full attend
ance" rather than "jeopardize its sue
cess" by consideration under the pres
ent circumstances
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
Threats Bring Prison Sentence.

Arraigned in City Court this morn
ing on charge of a breach OF the
peace preferred by his wife, Earl
Groves was found guilty and COM
mitted TO the workhouse for 80 days.
Groves is a railroad striker. His wife
alleged he had threatened her life on
several occasinos.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
Fined for Furniture Smashing.

Alleged by his wife to be in the
habit of coming home in a bad
humor and venting his spleen on the
household furniture, William Robin
son was fined $40 in City Court this
morning on a charge of breach of
the peace.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24

made for the failure on his part 10 30
so
Shuc was brought back from Eliza
beth. ~. j.. were he wes arrested last
week. by Detective Gamble yesterday.
He was porting under the name 4
Hood but was recognized here as oden
Thue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
Three Drunks f'ined.

william Gibbons. Frank Villa me
snd Harry Ferris were each nned $40
In city Court this morning on charges
81 drunkenness.