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New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Cntermyer Puts Speaker
On Grill for Acfiritics
2s,HsfI 4 interim,

Ssnwi ntermyer repeated ycster-
lw his accusation that Speaker
sie5eh Of the Assembly had been
eSsfs responsible for the killing of
TIE lockwood committees set of in
ss'ance bills and the Trade Commits
son measure, and asked Mr.. Machold
sries OF questions, designed to make
PLAIN that the Speaker had persist
slly opposed them.
Senator Lockwood admits that the
4okers' Mr.. Untermyer complains of
ire IN the insurance rate bill as passed
nut SAYS that the bill, plus the
'loSers.' Is infinitely preferable to
Hone at all, and adds that be accented
the comprom SO measure rather than
see ii die IN the Rules Committee.
Late last night Mr. Untermyer issued
second statement, in answed to Gov
ernor Miller in which he saws that the
latter begs this question.
i nope the Governor will prsze to
% correct in his optimistic view the
statement concludes, but [ fear he will
oe disappointed when this bill is sub
mitted to the test of the courts. All
ms doubt might have been avoided by
'eavng the bill as t was agreed to
ny all parties when let Albany Thurs
day night"
Calls MachoId Biased
Mr. Untermyer's statement issued in
me afternoon, reiterates his charges of
unoue influence on the part of Speaker
Nachold, and indicates that the Lock
wood committees counsel has little
.aIth IN the sincerity of the speakers
explanation that there was not suffi-
gent time for the proper study of the
CESSATION by the Assembly. 1t also
IInarges that Machold was Influenced
oy personal bias against the two i'm
pUItahs 'us insurance bills which were
M Mnea' due to his alleged position as a
Ilector of the Agricultural Fire In
aaIa ahce company Of Watertown, and
s"sgeSts that sinister influences" sue
S:n Sssuea IN lammiDg through certain
v'..S r;.S aHectlng private property rights,
ni'h a great deal less consideration
maj man had already been given to the
-Ock"ood committees bills, which
re. rete rejected. Finally, declares Mr..
o.a'ermyer, the insurance lobby which
opposed S.I the bills in question was one
.He IKE of which has not been seen
" 90. nrioany for many years"
was Machold's influence and his
,v,e sg IN the committee that killed the
Si.ls and deprived members of their
,sns 10 vote upon them Mr.. Inter
~sefs statement says. "If it were
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Miller Calls
On unterlnyer
TO Retract
fcentinued from page onn

..sssing, were not introduced until
although the date of adjourn
was definitely fixed by concur
sS' resolution adopted by both
~ on February n, and was tenta.
vs. announced much earlier. Won
- 10 he praislng the Legislature
sAshat it did accomplish.
I'm and Senator Lockwood called
40 in December and outlined tho
es1istiye program which you pro-
81 10 recommend. Yet. notwith-
sssnr your great ability and the
Z. hat you had been giving intensive
sss to the subject for long time.
= we're unable to prepare the bills
~ introduction until the Assembly
--;ttee had practically ceased to
'a, isI hearings and even then amend
.sts were required, which you your
* thought necessary
No Criticism Implied
81 do not intend to imply any criti-
whatever from the delay in intro.
ss% ,s.,s the bills until just before ad
e.',r '.",srent, but, on the other hand.
= should not indulge in unwarranted
..sets upon the Legislature for not
'ssn,;ne out of hand measures of far
..s,hing Importance, which had taken
s.r 60 long to prepare.
: u, is not a uncommon thing for the
concentrations of legislative com
r,t,ee involving a comprehensive pro-
am 10 be laid over for year for full
federation, and that course was fol
We'd with respect to the recommenda-
ms Of the Davenport Committee on
Trstion this year.
i DO not hesitate to say that with
,.rsin changes suggested by me on
!, night OF adjournment, which Sen
,.sr lockwood himself thought it wise
= make. the trade commission bill
,,Dssrs to be sound measure. and
,tle. generally speaking, | am opposed
:, the creation Of more regulatory
lies state or Federal. did reach
s,eonclusion i, that in view Of the dis
,ssres by the Lockwood COMMITTEES Of
Tsgsl practices, the proven inadequacy
sAe ordinary machinery of Justice ia
,.cover such practices. and the growth
, recent years of associations having
es power and the inevitable tendency
isll into unlawful ways, there was
sscient reason to Justify the estab
sanent Of commission with power
investigate unlawful acts and to
5yuse associations of competitors. so
int business men could know what
fsy could lawfully do. such associa-
Ions could be kept within lawful pur-
uses and unlawful practices could be
;,,oyered, but I am unwilling to CO.
s,s the Legislature into taking hastv
gton upon measure of such vast
zportance by calling an extraordinary
sssion.
Tam glad to see that you retract the
a,.y charge which you made against
aysrintendent Stoddard in your inter
s.x published in Yesterdays papers.
,g ought to retract the equally un-
ss.ihable charge against Speaker
ysthod which you reiterated in your
leter 10 NE.
The foregoing disposes of two of
t,s purposes which you specified for
alling an extraordinary session. The
aier matters referred to by you do
rot by themselves Justify such an un-
usasl course
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Unternlyer Is Barred as
Building Trade Mediator

Representatives of the group of
civic, commercial and banking organi-
zations headed by Walter Stabler. Of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany, launched a move yesterday which
they declared to be final effort to
avert strike or lockout in New York
City's building trades.
AS the chief action of meeting held
in the Metropolitan Tower, the group
adopted resolutions inviting the Lock
wood con- .nittee, the Building Trades
Council and the Building Trades En-
ployers' Association to send three rep
resentatives each, to meet with three
members Of the Stabler group, in a
gathering proposed for next Tuesday
as last endeavor "to bring together
the two parties to this difference
Excludes Untermyer
1t was stipulated that "none of the
groups is to be represented by counsel
at this conference" move to exclude
Samuel Untermyer, chief counsel for
the Lockwood committee, from partlc'~
nation. This was done as a result Of a
letter received by the group from the
building Trades Employers Associa-
tion. signed by C. G. Norman, chairman
of it's board Of governors, in which that
bodv definitely committed itself to the
following:
1.-Refusal to make new wage and
working agreement with the building
Trades Council. -,
2.-Favoring the exclusion of Mr.. un-
termyer and the Lockwood committee
from all deliberations bearing. on the
adjustment of wages and working con-
d;tions in the local building industry
3-Suggesting, as plan of proce-
dure in the interest of new agree
ment. chat a committee of the pubic
1Stabler) group meet with the repre-
sentatives of the employers and EN-,
ployees to advise and agree upon, SET
of principles as basis for en- new new
trade agreements. When principles
mon which trade agreements shouio
he based are agreed upon meetings
shall then be held of the agreement
committees representing the employ
eYs and the employees in each trade te
formulate a trade agreement ana sug
cest wage scale for approval py
eeneral conference in which the pup
Ijc shall be represented Should the
enployers and employees in any trade
faiI to come to an agreement, the mat
tors upon which they fail to agree car
then be referred to the committee
representing the public group the EN-
Movers and the employees.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
]. & J. w. Williams, Carpet Cleaning

TO MR. OR MRS. or MISS FAi' sVFR.
Morris Gatcaood. conron. O. ienE. DeAngeils.
Johnson. Cosan. WoloWitI ~ lson. BUR-.
Nueistz. Gascorf Cia1f on. Noredics Defiee
Rockefeller, Zmmernan dadfuz. CLARK
MeCanegty Barri~sle. Ssei. wilson. Julian
Vincent. Garter Young 70. and Bell, Tc~-
den. Ruse"li. Fitzpat trick. Thompson join.
son. kiernant iratere- Standard. Bfatteu.
Miller, Crrrio Reynolds Potter Noss
Ranks Bllnorce. Williams. Garcsoio.
You are hcrcny uot.dca tfat the time ;or
payment of thc lru We Noia gpo0 -oa-
"a fpots and rngs stored hr ton iu ouf W -
house. ha ing expired. affef tus notics la
been given YOU such pro-. ril Jc sold
at public auction on Alnrla-. April 10Th.
1922. a. n 20 .. in. at Fiott Grant X Co =
Auction Rooms. gss Wet 523 street. Sow
York CITY tuicss charges are paid hefole
! Il J. WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

STORAGE NOTICES

pus. e. J. Rarker. Mrs Bondy eeorgs
Eennett. Mrs. Bolaod Robert 4. BOYD. W
cit Mrs. Erecn. Mrs. Sarah Campbell. "
G. Carter. Mr.. Leon Campbell, S. y
Charles. < II Chase. sam J. Cowan. r r.
Foulton. Charles Dinsmore. Elizabeth Dl-
rich Mrs. Dooicy, Mrs. p. Donsbue r. L.
Esgena Mrs ". T. ssisen1an. f. Fiducis
Mrs " Fennesy, Mrs Francis. NJ. 8. FarreU
Or Long Rev. J. T. Genther. Peter Geary.
Mrs. John 4. Gowan. Gottleb & Kaiser.
Max Catcher. Mrs. Hasiey, Mrs. Hackett
Mrs Ella Hayes. r Harvey. H. Il. Halle
way. II. Hartzei. Mrs. George &. Hayes
Lucy Hayes. e. Hubert william ~ Hughes
Na Mrs V Howard Howard Jacobs. O. ,;.9'ss. tones,
Jerome G. Jackson. S. Kolley, W. King. !
Lsckas, Miss J. Keegan Miss r. fcits.
Marref. John Murray. Mrs. Nestor. WI
liam G. Murray. George NakasNins. NJ. O.
okeefe, Mrs. T. Parrnoult. Nay Jrlett~
Mrs Dona Pappas. katherine Rhategau.
George Plummer Mrs. Reynods, Miss N
Rovch H. Ssiow. Margaret Segerkeviel
smith. Weiner Brothers Mrs l.. Sevorson.
s wanlko Estate of a Wright Estate of
Mrs 4; Wright Wisfails Express. Mi II
Fl. Williams. J.. wilson. !. Rizzo
You and each Of you are hereby notified
upon tho property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you, VIC wifi cause sucn
ChiNoniers. Beds. Chairs. Rockers. Dress
ing Tables Dining Room Furniture. Parior
and Library Furniture Trunks and con
tents, contents Of bureau Drawers Siif~f-
ware, Wearing Apparel. Pictures Pair'-
ings. Rugs. Carpets. pedding. Linens. Hang
ings, Boxes seppcsed to be books China
Glassware. Bric-a -Frac. Personal Effects.
fianos. Once Furniture and Musical In
strunents, stored IN Lee Bros. Inc. Ware
houses b. Eon 10 Your name or ia wbifh
you have an interest. To be- sold a. Public
Auction according to the Statute 30 such
made and provided At Mcrlea Rooms.
Inc l55 East lg5th Strcef New York chs.
on Tuesday. April An. t922 ~ 10 r1
and II the sale thereof is not coyrieted on
said date the same Wiil be cont inued at the
same place or eaeh and every Tu"sdA.
Wednesday and Friday thereafter. beginning
at 10 80 . u. and continuing uafii the
sale J. completed
LEE BROTHERS. INC.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

f. THE .lNDERSiGNTn DO HFurBY
laako Known tHef af aoi oe gesnor-
sible for debts incurred b. Mildred Kun.
SigHel, ALBERT - I1iNH1Z
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
SUMMONS

PRINCEI.Y SlIN cORPOR ALTON. Plaiotln.
vs. J.. ~ Gross COMPANY. deiea44n--
81 AIAiON~.
TO TIE AROVE DEPENDANT
yOU ARE HEREBY 80 MhO,sIp -
answer TIE conpls mt ~ tais action. a0S %
serve copy of EoYf answer or If the com
serve notice of appea rance on he Pla'ntns a
Attorney wNhn iucuiA days after THE sera-
ice of this summons. exclusive of The day ~
or answer. judgement viii no tale en- agsips
yc1 by default for thc fciief demanded in l-.s
complaint
Dated Now Yo'.. Jsfuar. 2.ri. f92c
CIiERURa CHER ltG Attorneys ro-
Plaintiff Office 5u5 T. o. Address so.
e Weet 20fh street Borough of Man
haitian CITY of Sew York
To l.. ~ Gross COMP Any. 1850 Ontario
ST. Cie' eian3 ph
Tho loieso.ag ennuoqa - al uron fo1
ht pnhdesficr. pHlst2nt fp af ORDER oi iIar
Nathan Bi3ur. Justice Of lhe Sup. efle
Court of The state of Nov york dated The
ID 6aV of Febfu-ry. o2- srt flel Wltb lna
complaint ln Size 'i,ee oi the Csefk al ffs
Coari IF Now for' ai tae ,oury to'irt
House. iu he Borough o. sianhaffan. cifs.
CoLutr anl Sitta oi .--tv 5fi.-
The object of The above 9, lied action iq
ia roco,et ne 7ufl of lp1 20. for gooas
sold aud doliNT~ee 70 'hfe q. rrf-.i4nf
Dated NeN 4elk fetsD4is -. lsl.
t1fEfl EG HtlEFT NJ Attorneys tcr
Plaintiff. Once - I'd p. O Address. No
Wet 9th St. Bororga ct Man
haitian. Aew York Cirv.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
HELP WANTED
instruction

TIE TRAINED MAN WINS
he unframed man or woman is always
at disadvantage in the business world
4 specialized course IN the Drake Schools
VIII make you winner: investigate
brakes Business Schools, Inc. New York
Tribune Bldg. l54 Nassau St. tel Beck
man 2723i Brooklyn. Bedford av. at Fui-
ton st. tel Prospect 1885.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
DANCING INSTRUCTION

Helene l.. Sweeney School Of Dancing
Expert IN modern dances. Specializing IA
teaching gentlemen to lead. ladies to follow
correcting all faults Private and class lessons
beginners advanced. Res ae7itis work by ar
rangement Teachers courses Diplomas
East 59th ST. \. Y. Phone Plaza S612
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE. young. hospital trained unusual
references. Miss Fitzgcralds Bureau,
3sS 5th av
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General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOUSEWORKER cook. butler. chauffeur;
capable colored man; $50; anywhere.
Miss Shea's Agency, East 41st Murray
Hill 6774.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Laundresses. Etc.
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE Infants; Canadian; most capable; :;
$Tb; splendid personal references. Miss
shea's Agency. East 4lst Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

UOUSEWORKERS cooks. waitresses also
lately landed. Agency, So East l25th st.
Harlem 56lb.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

NURSE. young, French; thoroughly capa-
Bile, exceptional Miss Fitzgerald's Bu-
rcau, 366 5th @v.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
patented article, L. s. Canada. Europe.
Best Of it's kind In big demand. Big
profits: small competition. Patent rights
for sale. See Blanchard, Continental
Hotel March 90 and "a.
TRUCk1NC-Return roads from New York
to Boston wanted for March "a %.
Write Yirrell Fettig, 1855 Washington st.
Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
BOARDERS WANTED

SoTH ST, AT LEXINGTON Av. (Hctel
Rutledge)--For ladies'; ono room and
meals from $1s up; elevator. telephone.
etc. full hotel service; newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Governesses, Etc.

HOUSEWORK RKER-Experienced excelle Mt
references; 1194 Lexington av. (Slst).
Lenox 71I5.
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Cheese, Eggs, etc,
Diamonds, Jewelry. Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for casf
Advice free. Bennett, 116 B'way, I'd fool
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

We PAY highest prices for furntturA
pianos. antiques, brio a brac. books art.
etc. KINGSLEY. IS University Plaza
6tuyvesant 2377
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

slST ST. COLUMBUS AV. Colonial HoteD
Newly decorated furnished rooms: use
or bath; $l2 weekly up; elevated, surface
ears. subway; fun hotel service; restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
HELP WANTED MALE

ACCOUNTANT WANTED by large man
ufacturing concern in the vicinity of New
York; must be fully capable Of taking
charge of general accounts we'll plant
persons of exceptional Qualifications need
Apply, stating full particulars together
with salary desired Address 133, Trib-
unc.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
w actresses

WAITRESS or parlorm young Irish
woman experienced and capable: s6b
NJ. Miss Hofmayer'a Agency, 10 East 43d
st, I'D floor. Tel. S947 Murray Hili
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
miscellaneous
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help
BUSINESS CARDS

COOKS. house workers. maids. dag worker
(colored) city or country. kemp,
Agency. Audubon 1856
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
West Side

41TH ST. l0s WEST (RALEIGH HALL).
RESIDENCE FOR MEN
Attractively furnished rooms, with and
without private bath or shower: club ad-
Vantases with hotel service at lower rem
tails
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
RlG MUSICAL ACT
AT THE GARRICk.

once moro musical comedy comes
lnto its own as the headliner OF the
p'srrick bill OF varieties The storm
ricdcss." which created a sensation
Asarlier In the week. Is being succeed
nd by "Polly's Pearls" a musical re-
l>ue ~ different nature. "Pouy's
o,srls" are lAuGhAh,e Jewels. They
ohine and rrdiate true FUN and give
O. the audience treat of merrfmept
and melody that satiafy the most crit
scAl spectatnr. Novelty in the wAy OF
. vaudeville feASure garnishss the act
On which Lucille and Cookie appear.
Co~rkie IL remarkable cockstoo--A
bird who Hike the other members Of
the parrot family has the power Of
speech. With Lucille. he carries on n
rather extended conversation. Fran
ccs Rcedcrs Revue ~ three people
is assistd by Mae Lubovka---,l.minu-
tive premiere dsnseusc and Bob Heft
the eccentric ,syz dancer. Greene and
latch ara a comedy singing duo with
. wealth OF entertainment 20 offer
Harvey and Downs are both members
of the kame club. hut they tell the
name ~ the organization. In photo
play attraction the program IN partic-
ularly rich. The feature IL Clothes.
the screen version 81 the drama which
Avery Hopwood and Claiming Pollock
started their successful careers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
DR. HiLIFs ADVOCATES
SCnEEN As EDUCATOR.

At banquet given by tho Phila-
a.lphia exhibitors at Atlantic City a
hort time axo. DR.. Newell Dwight
fillee. pastor and lecture on WIS.,
al education, gave expression To some
striking uttcrances on the education-
Al value of the motion picture screen.
"kish,y.five per cent of all our
knowledge comes through the eye.
only nine per cent OF known facts
through tho ear and ak per cent
through taste. smell and touch" he
said.
What the ear hears Is like a visi-
tor who stays but for "a moment. what
ihe eye sees the memory retains. and
forever"
lie advocated the screen a. an edu-
caticnal help.
pr. Hilles. In describing plan
whefaoy tho government would make
films 10 be used IN tho study of scien-
the. industrial and commercial ques-
lions, declared: Some OF us are now
end~,ortns TO induce the government
la Washington and tho rulers OF our
states Go help us I'm this movemsnt 10
reach twenty-eish, millions OF school
children and youth IN threee hund-
red thousand school houses. At this
crisis FOR the nation tho moving pic
turc a. an educator has entered the
scene. Teach the love Of this coun.
try, Uphold the constitution under
which our people have made greater
advances In happiness and prosperity
than any race Whatsoever"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16

To tho struggle between determined
men Ii tho touching friendship ex-
istins between Brian Wayne. rancher.
and his little pal, Bobbis Carson. sew
on years old and the scenes between
Janice Webb, the lovely Eastern girl,
Brian and the boy
"The Cave Girl" Is Mt the Arcadia.
Encounters with huge mountain
lions, flirting with death on tho Ice
coated brink OF a waterfall. excur-
sions through snow drifts twelve feet
high arc some OF tho periis that met
tho cast Of "rhe Cave ORR the fca-
ture picture Mt the Arcadia Theatre
Frozen cascades. OF gigantic altitude
huge waterfalls and huge snow slides
all contribute their mosety 10 give n
festival OF beauty for nature-hungry
eyes.
Saturday Night" ut the Queen.
The Queens Theatres photoplas
Saturday Night" an the medium Of
the theatres Sixth Anniversary Il
giving INFINITE satisfaction to al
who have witnessed its performance
during the week. The crowds hav,
far exceeded the usual numbers an,
all have been in one accord praisin,
the film and recommending It to thei
friends. The story, OF this excellen
photoplay deals with two young 80
Iciety folk who after breaking thei
own engagement marry outside thei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16

set and live to repent their 'rnshness.
Even tho other man and woman con-
csrned, discover their error when II IL
too late, but fate takes q hand later
and after many thrilling scenes. Cupid
straightsns out tho matter to the sat
isfaction OF those concerned.
Have you decided not 20 pay rent7
Read classification s4--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
You Can't Brush or
Wash Out DandruH

Ths only sure why to get rid OF dan
drum Ia to dissolve II. thon you destroy
II entirely. To do this. get about four
ounces OF ordinary liquid arvon; apply
II mt night when retiring; use enough
10 molsten the scalp and rub 1t In
gently with the finger tips.
DO this tonight. and by morning
most II not, all. OF your dnndruff will
be gone and three or four more np-
plicatlons will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace Of II. no matter how much dan
drum you may have.
You will find. too. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp viii stop At
once. and your hair will be funny,
lustrous. glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon ut any
drug store. 1t IL inexpensive and
never fails 70 do the work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
AAUNAGS INCREASE
MONc YOUNG PERSONS
csnsus Shows 1900 eoys. a.
ga olrls Married When rs
In Last Ten Years.

~ Associated Pres 10 Every Evening.
Washington. Feb. lS.-Sixtsen hun
red bcys and ia.ss& girls Is years
g. In the United states were listed
= married In ie2o. the census bureau
nncunced today In statement pre-
euting q special analysis OF marital
tststics. Eighty two boys and @es
sirbi Of tbs anne tawe were recorded
= widowed or i(krced.
Tho analysis In revealed a distinct
,crease during recent years or since
he 1870 eensua IN the percentage OF
carried psrsons for each year OF age
rom 10 20 -. especially among the
ounger members OF this group. The
gc group from IS 10 "a inclusive.
.l-o showed an increase I'm the ratio
I married persons. although less pre-
iourced. especially among tho women.
While tho proportion for persons 40
ears % ago and older showed "a de-
rre.se
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE
Field Minstrcls Here Tonight.

tieiu WtuNtrtls mere lOUl2ut-
Thlrty-fve years ago was born
sturdy younpster. now full grown and
In the very hey-dey OF his prime. That
ypunss,er was the Al. G.. Field Min
strels. an organization which has since
grown 10 full stature In success and
popularity. II WAS In October. 1856. that
Al. @. Field introduced his show to
the public. IL was an Infant phe-
nom" I'm every sense Of the word and
IL has STEADILY grown in Its ability TO
charm and captivate. That orSani-
cation. now well nigh the last of its
kind and the highest exposition OF
minstrslsy TO be found anywhere. is
booked to appear at The Playhouse
the rest OF this week. starting tonight,
and IL the past is any measure OF the
future. Il Will receive n cordial well
come.
Headed again by Bert Swor. pre-
mier purveyor OF blackface comedy
and eoasting a host OF othsr royal IA
vided with one the best vehicles for
its particular form Of vsried enter
tainment that has yet been offered .tc
the American public. The company
In addition 10 Mr.. Swor. includes such
favoriies as Jack Richards. Billy
Churvh. Nick Hurord. Jimmie Cooper
Leslie Berry, Harry Trillman. Johnny
Healy, John Cartmell. Rody Jordan
and a aoore OF others, oil Of them
giants m tkeir profession.
"Brinsing Up Father"
Direct from its triumphs at the
Manhattan Opera House. New York
and endorsed BY a f,nicly and expect
ant public. announcement Ia made q
the latest sensational triumph. Bring
ING Up Father IN Wall Street" This
unusual play. which IS, Of course
based on the evergreen cartoons mad'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
To ralk On Health.

Dr. William J. French. medical d.
rector OF the ChildH Welfare CommiA-
son. will talk of the health condition.
os the Tenth and Eleventh wards a. .
meeting OF the Delsmore Neirhhor-
hood Association tonight