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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Mkx TEST BOARDS RULING.
Barring OF Railroad Shop Work
Going to Contractors StIrs
Executive.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Baltimore. Nd, May 1.-THE rail-
roads involved in tho decision Of the
Railroad Labor Board last night de-
claring the contracting OF shopwork
20 outside firms by railroad companie.
10 be n violation of the transporta-
ton act, viii not submit 10 the deci-
sion without testing its Legality in
tho courts. IN the belief of Maxwell
c. Byers, President OF tho Western
Maryland Railroad.
A general ruling OF this nature. Mr.,
Byers said. would mean many millions
OF dollars to the railways affected.
making a court appeal q logical thing.
The shop men and maintenance OF
way worker, of the Western Mary
land struck some time ago in protest
against the contract system.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
YAMPED GIRL FROM PARIS.
Emile Krebs Held in Washington Foe
Violation Of the Mann Act.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, May alleged prom
ises OF marriage which brought Vic-
torine Leclert 10 this country from
Paris, France, last December, hsvs
ended in the arrest here today of tho
young woman and Emile Krsbs. who
was being held on 5000 bond today
charged with violation of the Mann.
act.
The police said the young vvornsn
told them, when she and Krebs wersl
arrested yesterday. that Krebs prom
ised to marry her after an acquain-'
tancs in Paris. and did not reveal that
he had a wife there until she had
later Joined him in this country. Hs'
then told her. she said. that they would
be married "a soon a. he could get
a divorce.
! Immigrat tion inspectors ssfd tbs
/ French girl probably would he de-
/ ported. and that Krebs would be pros
! ecuted for the alleged Mann act vio-
lat.on-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
RED CROSS TO ASK AID
IN FLOOD RELIEF WORK
Worst of Danger Passed, But
Care Of Sufferers Must
Continue.
~ Associated Press TO Ev.ry Evening.

NJ AaaOCiRten ffess 10 fSFsif f4f'Hints
Washington. May 1fe-2.20 p. M
Local chapters OF the American Red
Cross were requested today by John
Barton Payne, National Chairrnan 10
solicit contributions for a fund 10 be
used for relief In the flooded areas
Of the valleys Of the Mississippi, Iii
nois and Ohio Rivers. At ieast half
a million dollars is needed chairman
Payne said. The President approves
the step.
New Orleans. la. May 11.--While
state and local agencies today continu-
cd their efforts to raise funds and pro-
vide for the relief Of sufferers in the
several areas inundated by the Mlssis-
slppi river food waters, word was
received here from Red Cross head
quarters in Washington that the or
Ranlzation would make a national np-
peal for contributions to a food relief
fund. The appeal II was said. had
received the endorsement OF Presi-
dent Harding.
| The Louisiana legislature. mean
while. has authorized the borrowing
/ OF $250.000 for flood sufferers, while
the work OF the state food relief
/ committee in distributing food 10 sur
ferers IN tho Ferriday food zone
through the Red Cross. was said n
he well organized.
The Mississippi river at Memphis
Is falling moro than foota day
and sll danger OF break I'm the levee,
between Cairo and Vicksburg IS over
The water Mt Memphis is expected
To go under tho food stage 'of IS fee
by tonight and 70 recede within ~
banks within ten days. tho u. q
Weather Bureau reports.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
AUTO MERGER DELAYED.
Legal Complications Hold Back
Amagamation.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. May 11.-Negotiations
for merger OF the Pierce-Arrow
Motor Car Company and the Lafayette
Motors Company. which J. and w
Seiigman and Company. bankers. ex-
pectec 20 conclude this week. have
been temporarily delayed. It was re-
ported today by legal difficulties.
The plan for financing has been
agreed upon. but the fact that the
companies are Incorporated under the
laws OF difTeret states. the Pierce
Arrow Company in New York and the.
Lafayette in Delaware. developed a.
complication Of legal points that must
be ironed out before the merger can
be effected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
.CROCERS' EXCHANGE
CREDITORS SETTLE
Agree to Terms That Will En-
able Continuation OF the
Business.

Under nn order made by Chancellor
wolcott Yesterday upon the petition
of the defendant for the termination
Of the receiyership proceedings and
discharge of the receiver In the case
of Harry Cohen against the Retail
Grocers' Exchange. Inc. tho business
IN turned back 10 the exchange, who
will continue II, and creditors will he
paid forty-flve per cent Of their
claims. with the exception of few.
whose claims total about Sl,100. who
viii he paid in full. upon which they
insisted. This order practically
brings the proceedings to terminn-
| tion.
The Chancellor directed ;hat within
| ten days after tho compliance with tho
order. tho receiver, Thomas r.. Jcffcris
make his fnal report and account
showing all OF his transactions an re.
ceiver
| In his order. Chancellor wolcot
commented thnt it appeared that nj
the stockholders and creditors. witt
the exception OF n few. have nEreed e
termination OF the receivorship pro
ltH'ullltS hih hASthii 80 VI th' it'oiNtl
lupon payment of Is per cent of tn
amount OF their respective claims
that. Charles r. Wolhar has agreed
to pny tho 55 per cent of tho naid few
claims and that ho has paid into tn
court sufficient for that purpose; tha
the certificate of the receiver that tn
money now In his custody as receive
IL sufficient to make such payment
and TO pay compensation to tho re
ceivcr and counsel. the court charge
and costs and all other expenses. AM
return a substantial balance TO IN
Exchange: and that the receiver rec
commended that tho prayers Of TN
Exchange for termination OF the pro
ceedinss and discharge Of the receive
be granted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
BELIEVE CHAMBERS
OUTBREAK IS CHECKED
State Veterinarian hoch Has
Received No Reports OF Any
New Cases in City.

nr. Charles /. looh. state vetsrt-
MARIAN, stated this morning that he
has received no further reports OF
slsndcra In any of the stables through
cut tho city and he IL hoping that the
outbreak In Wilmington has been per
msnently checked. The ten remaining
horses In the stables OF tho Radcliffe
nakins Co. where the disease made
its nrst appearance. have all passed
tho third and final test successfully
and " IL believed they are now free
from any Infection Tho blankets used
by the twelve animals that Ind To he
killcd wer. burned and the stable thor
ouehly fumigatod.
Where these animals contracted the
disease ls n mystery, DIR. Hoch said
md how they were stricken and the
horsc- in other stables escaped is puz-
Sling 90 all those connected with one
case. At the city Crematory where
tho carcassos were burned DR. Iloch
provided a solution for n hand wash for
the men who had to handle the car
casses. and also for the men at the
stables whore they were killed 30 tina,
thoy win not contract the disease.
any feelings OF alarm and as tho city
Hoard or Health has no jurisdiction
IN the premises a. they cNist at the
present time. that department has not
and does not expect 20 take any action
relative to tho outbreak. Whilo CLAN
ders Ia roadily communicated to hu.
man beings there have not been any
eases of humans having ~ as yet.
Chambers or farcy Is widespread
communicable disease OF hOrsea ant
II readily communicated 90 man. Cat,
may become infested BY eating tn,
hesh ~ Elnndcrod horses. Goats alsC
hnvc the disease. Cattle are immune.
In both man and horses Il is remark
ahlc FOR tia fatality. Tho disease I,
characterized by the formation ot In.
nammNtory modules cithsr In the mu
cous membrane Of tho nose. CLAN
dcs. or In the skin. farcy Tn,
modulcs break down. leaving cratci
like ulcers. Infection may be intro
duccd into the system either through
tho akin or mucous membrane and Il
usually communicated directly IRON
the horse 90 man by contact with IN.
infected discharges.
Tho disease IN sometimes communi
cr'cd from man 90 man. The proven
tion af glandcrs In man depends pri
narily upon the suppression Of IN,
dtscRre IA horses. When glanders &
discovered or suspected among th,
horses Ia "a stable, every ono of tn
animals should he tested according {,
various standards laid down by OK
rcrts IN tho disease. All tho animal
showing symptom, OF the di-eas
should be destroyed without furthe
consideration. The stable should b
thoroughly cleaned and d!siufect.c
Only through vigorous measures cal
the disesee be controlled.
The common drtpkinG trough 70
hcve>s sprsAAs the infection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Mnxwell's Election Seems Assured.

Joseph Maxwell. n contractor living
IN the Seventh Ward. IN ali probability,
will b. elected tonight by City Council
20 the office of assistant building in
spector 10 succeed William s. Ander
con. the incumbent. Maxwell was nom
mated last week bat the Republica r.
majority members % Council dead
locked on the election. II was stated
today. however. that an agreement has
been reached whereby Maxwells cleo
tion tonight " assured and tha, 81 viii
not take very many ballots 20 bring
THE about.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
CROKER's SONS SUE ESTATE.
Notify Widow of Ex-Tammany Chief
That They VIII Contest Will.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Dublin, May 11.-Solicitors. acting
in behalf of the late Richard Croker's
two sons in the United States. served
notice upon Mrs. Croker,s solicitors
today that they had been instructed
to enter a caveat in an Irish court
against the will of Mr.. Croker when
1t was lodged for probate. This ac-
ton. it was stated, would make trial
necessary TO prove the will and the
competency Of the testator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Rxv. l. L. xAxxxl anApuAx1s
o. - Chase Of - at weatmmse9
nASsaogicsi Seminary.

AZ st~ seth annual commsncsu,ent
sf yhe Westminster Theological Semi
nary. Westminster. Md held last
Tuesday evening. Rev. J. lee Marker,
son ~ Mr.. Joseph J. Marker. OF Clay
ton. was one ot the Is graduates. nine
81 whom arr members Of the MARY
land Annual Conference and were
recently ordained At Chestertown. The
other members ~ the class represent
ohio. North Carolina, New York
Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Mr.. Markers graduating theSs
The Progressive Nature of Revela-
ton" showed deep thought and was
we'll received
Rev Mr.. Marker was appointed &c
WYE NJ. Y. Church. Carmichael. Nd
o. the recent session OF the NJ. II. Con
ference
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
APrrhI IIQuoR CASE.
Polish Man Convicted Of Illegal Pos.
session Of spirits.

In Court a. General Sessions this
morning a jury. after celebrating FOR
snrne time. returned verdict of guilty
ir the casa ot Thomas kwiatkowski
charged with the illegal possession of
epirituous liquors Immediately after
the verdict. Robert Adair. counse. FOR
The defendant. made a motion for ar
arrest % Judgment and a new trial
Mr. Adair contends that the verdict
was against the law and the evidence
The case was started yesterday
afternoon. Kwiatkowsk was placed
on trial. tho liquor. Il is said havinr
hcen marked under the name ri
Thomas lancosk' At the defendant
home. $40 Anchorage street. the police
slloEe they seized several barrels OF
mash" and other spiriiuous liquors
IN a recent raid on the place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT and ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply Mentho-
Sulphur to an itching. burning or
broken out skin. the itching stops and
healing begins, says a noted skin
specialist. This sulphur preparation,
made into a pleasant cold cream.
gives such a quick relief. even to fiery
eczema, that nothing has ever been
found to take its place.
Because OF its germ destroying prop
critics, II quickly subdues the itch
ing, cools the irritation and heals the
eczema right up. leaving a clear,
smooth skin in place of ugly erup-
tions, rash, pirnples CT roughness.
You do not have TO wait for Inn
provement. II quickly shows. You
can get little jar CT Rowles Mentho-
Sulphur at any drug store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Boys Paroled by Court,

Re-entering pleas Of guilty yester-
day afternoon in the Court of General
sessions. John Brookins. Negro, an6
William Everett. charged with larceny.
were paroied by Judge Rodney for
period Of two years each. The young
men. however, We're ordered TO pay
restitution Of $25 each and the costs
OF the case. The court was informed
that the boys had jobs offered them
II they were paroled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Variety shower.

M&s Ruth T. Fell entertained at a
variety shower Tuesday evening IN
honor ~ her sister. Madeline. whose
marriage 90 Clarence w. Davis OF
Newark will take place next month.
The evening was spent in dancing af-
Ter which refreshments were served
Thpe prevent were Misses Madeline
&. Fell. Edna NJ. Worrall. Elsie r.
Brown. Jan. T. Brown. Cora T.
browne. HARRIET d. Walker. Annette
G. fNiller, Kathryn G. Sang. Helen
NJ. Scott. Charlotte W. r. Konizer
Nancy Froeland Mary A. Carley. Anna
Y. Walker. lesbel krause, Ethel NJ
rsil and Ruth T. Fell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
The Time to Do II.

When the fire engine is parked In
front OF your property-with streams
OF water being played on the burning
structure It's too late 10 think of in
surance.-The time TO insure Is today.
CORTLAND r. Pisrson Co., Odd Fellows
Building. can insure you against loss
1 b. lre.--Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Carpenter 1s Pounds the Heavier.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
London. May 1.-THE two fighters
who meet for the title tonight weighed
in at the ringside this afternoon,
Lewis weighed 157 pounds, while
Carpenter. clad only in his under
garments, tipped the beam at us
pounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
116 Immigrants IN Classes.

One hundred and sixteen persons at
tended the second session last night,
on the third floor OF the Public Ii
brary Building. OF the immigrant
training course being conducted under
the auspices OF the Americanizat ton
Institute. Speakers at the meeting
were Miss Helen Hart and Miss
Marguerite Burnett. The third meet
ing of the course will be held tomor-
row night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
SMALL STATES LEAD.
In Writing of Insurance In One Big
Corporation.

Rhode Island and Delaware the two
smallest states geographically in the
Union are among the first four states
in the 4S comprising this country In
business accomplished by general
agents in life insurance In one of tho
largest companies. during the first
four months OF this year.
According 10 report OF the work
Of the first quarter Of 1922, Charles
3. Palmer OF this city ranks fourth
among all the general agents of the
corporation. Rhode Island is first with
New York second and a Pennsylvania
general agent third.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
DEATH FROM HEAT
REPORTED AT ST. PAUL

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
ST. Paul. May 11.-One death from
heat yesterday was reported here to-
day. The temperature reached Sc
degrees. The victim. a woman. died
on street car.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
CAMERON DKNURRxn UH.
F1sas PUtuxy 0arss On Expsasss-
By Assocfn4sh Press % Evsry Y.v~n6nx

Phoenix. Arfz, May 11--Fedsrai
Judge Van Fleet, Of California 10
scheduled to hear arguments today
on r. general demurrer 20 an indict-
ment charging Ralph n. Cameron,
Arizonas first Republican senator.
with perjury. The Indictment zrows
out Of alleged discrepancies in sena-
tor Cameron's reports concerning
campaign contributions IN the 1920
election.
II the demurrer is overrriled. ac-
cordins 20 tho terms OF a stipulation.
the trial is 70 proceed at once.
Two counts in the indictment de-
clare that the senator failed 20 list
contributions aggregattng S2s.900. OF
this amount Harry y. Williams. oe
Philadelphia. Is said in the indict-
nent 10 have given SIS 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
I.ibcrt, Bond Quotations.

~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York. May Liberty bond
quotations at ] y. m; Three and a
hsirs. ea.2s first As. --: second as
aa.ae; frst as. 99S2. second. a. IS
ea.bs; third siss $3.50; fourth a..
$50; Victory ia's. io0.56: Victory
.. a, lve.VS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Cooper Picked for Farm Loan Board.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington. May 11.-SeIection OF
Governor Robert A. Cooper, of South
Carolina. TO fill the vacancy on the
Federal Farm Loan Board caused by
the recent resignation OF Asbury =,
ever is understood to have been made
py President Harding.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Former Vermont Governor Dead.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Rutland. VI. May 11.-Allen NJ.
Fletcher. of Cavendish. former Gov
ernor OF Vermont, was found dead in
a hotel here today. Death was due 70
a cerebral hemorrhage. Mr.. Fletcher
was ono Of Vermont's richest men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Court OverruIes Demurrer.

An opinion has been handed down by
Judge Morris in the L. 5. Court, over
ruling the demurrer to the amended
ueclaration in the case of Gulf
Colorado and Santa F'e Railroad Co.
and Walker ID. Hines, director-gen-
eral Of railroads against Cities Ser
vice Co. and Empire Refining Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
LLOYD GEORGE TO STICK If
FRANCE AND BELGIUM oI1TJ

London, May ia dispatch 10 the
Evening Standard from Genoa says
that II the French and Belgians quit
the conference Premier Lloyd George
will remain land try to work tha ship
TO port with short-handed crew"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Noah's Ark Dance Tonight.

Noah's Ark Guards, No. I. viii give
their concluding dance of the season
tonight at Pythian Castle. The hall
has been elaborately decorated. Prizes
will be given and music will be fur
nished by the KINNEY orchestra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
New Pastor at Second NJ. p. Church.

Rev. F. Bryan Bailey, of West
minister Theological Seminary, has
been appointed by President James II.
Straughn. d. D., as pastor of Second
Methodist Protestant Church. at Fifth
avenue and Anchorage street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Gov. smalrs Trial Gets Started.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
waukegan. his. May 1l.-Trial Of
Gov. Len Small on charges OF con-
spiracy to embezzle state funds be-
gan formally today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Brandy wine Second on Baynard Field,

Today's baseball game between the
Brandywine and Second Baptist teams
which was scheduled TO take place at
Twenty ninth and Market streets, will
be played instead at Baynard Field,
! No &
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
Sharp Earthquake In MartinIous.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Forte De France. Martinique, MAY,
IA strong earth shock was ex-
perienced here at Gas o'clock this
morning. No damage was reported.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11

Get JOB the classified al way
Read Help Wanted" every day.--Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11
btill Independent Concern.

While negotiations have been pend
ing some time. looking toward the
amslgamation OF the IIilles Jones
works, with a number of other large
concerns engaged in machine too
manufacturing in other parts OF the
country. IL was said today, at the
local plant. that the matter had not
been closed and the company is still
an independent concern.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-11

REPORT OP CONDITION of THE
DELAWARE TRUST COMPANY. AT
WILMINGTON, IN THE STATE OF
DELAWARE. Ar THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS, on NAY 5. 1922.
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hut.-but I should like to leave
uo.,;.s a soon as--as soon % you
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sss.sihle for me to stay
p0Tss.'h haid his breath, he waited for the
...s,,on which he felt sure would come,
Snt Harden said nothing.
W. s.i shall be only too pleased to stay
Al, 49, n,iite convenient for me to leave
~, = the Young man said again. There
w, q choking sensation In his throat |;
"a was cut to the soul by his false posi-.
'0ni Harden squared : his broad shoulders
! anc Il f'tasi tsSaii be sorry to lose you," he
aid sravely. "But. Of course Il you
al Won must go"-ihc paused--l sup.
pose you will not tell me your rea'
There was a long silence; Wharton
aid not dare to raise his eyes rom
the ground then Harden said quietly:
'That will do; you may co.
The door shut between them. :.
Harden leaned back in his chair !;
there was curiously immobile look
about bis strong figure. , -.
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!. Molly, be knew: because he loved
. Moiiy: and shc-did she care for Whnr'
tom? Was that the reason why she
was bringing I.ilith to the house--as an
act Of defiance?
she knew that once he and Lillith had
been lovers. Was this her way OF pay
inr him back for that past madness?
lie thought of her as she bad beer
that day in the wood when he found
her with q lap full Of primroses; Of
the day when he asked her to marry
him OF the days that had followed; OF
their wedding dav, and the happiness In
Molly's eyes. and then the tragedy that
had followed, and the gradual drifting
apart. till now they had come down tc
this. that she cared nothing for him, and
WHARTON
He groaned as he thought Of all that
might have been.
It was his fault, all his fault; he had
tried to save himself at Molly's ex.
pense 1t had been just his mans selfish
way, and now he was paying.
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