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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
EMPLOYMENT
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Uelp Wan,ed-Mnie 10
MAN Colorcd ~ work IN s,ahlc Apply
to Fraim Dairics. Nandctcr avenue and
lammut street
sAIEsNtAN- Young, fnr furniture house,
also take charge ~ store Apply ll3
Market
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80 quaUf, a. manager ~ store Good
retail experience necessary sucCes ful
applicant viii undergo short reriod ~
training IN our Hue IN reply stat" age
experience salary desired and tefntcnre,
ali uf which VIII be- held in strict con
ndencc Address - -. tyrrN Evening
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solicitors, 'snvassers, Agents ~
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new fast seller gives IKE wildnro Enrf-
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own local city territory now Opcn aell
The genuine 4 X Natkins Products
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trar,s coffee medicines toilet rrepara-
Uuns etc. standard fnr more than nfty
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-10
4 Hour Morning Sale
From $50 to 1890
Window Screens. 69c

Hardwood frame with
closely woven black
wire, adjustable: sizes
2SX37 in. value S5c.
Size 24x33 in. Value
CSC at .......... soc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-10
acknowledgements Sale
From 1:3O to $50

Made of fine quality
lawn batiste and or,
candle, baby lace trim
med neck and sleeves:
plain and lace trim
med flounce; values
$1.49 and S1.69.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
W, ater Project
In Richmond to
Cost 5R Million
Estimate Board, Sitting as
Committee of the Whole,
Gets Report ON Plan for
Increase in the Supply
Issue Is Who Will Do Job?
Members Argue for an Hour
Over Proposed Site for
High School in Jamaica

The committee of the whole Of the
Board of Estimate received a report
yesterday from the Board of Water
Supply submitting the result Of studies
Of additional sources Of water supply
and the manner in which it can best
be delivered. The report dealt par
ticularly with the situation in the
Borough OF Richmond, whose source Of
supply was nearly cut off recently by
the breaking of the main which car
ries the water across the Narrows.
The cost of the proposed improve
ment for an increased water supply for
Richmond was estimated at $5,537 300,
and the committee will report to the
full board a resolution authorizing the
money. Comptroller Craig raised the
question as to whether the construc-
tion work should be done by the Board
of Water Supply or the Department
of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity.
He thought the work should be done
by the lattor department as it was
city department.
Mayor Favors Water Board
Borough President Riegelmann Of
Brooklyn, pointed out that both de-
partments were considered city de-
partments, as the commi ssioners were
appointed by the Mayor. Mayor Hylan
thought that as the Board of Wator
Supply had made the plans the work
should be done by that board. After
the plans have been received it will be
decided which department will do the
work
1t is estimated by the engineers Of
the water board that when the i'm
provement is completed it will in
crease the Richmond supply by 10000
600 gallons a day The borough now
receives 25,000,000 gallons day and
it was estimated that this amount
would not be sufficient in two years.
The water will be carried across the
Nsrrows in forty-e ght-inch pipe.
Arguments Over School Site
The committee listened to arguments
for an hour on the proposed site for
high school in Jamaica A large
delegation of Jamaica citizens was
present to protest against the site
selected s. by the Board Of Education on
Putney Road. The main objection to
this site, which is known as the Jam
aica Estates" property, was that it
was inaccessible and that the school
should be erected within easy walking
distance Of the main Jamaica railroad
station.
The committee resolved itself into
meeting of the Board of Estimate,
and the Mayor introduced a resolution,
which was adopted, referring the mat
ter back to the Board of Education,
with ahe request that site be selected
within ten or fifteen minutes walk Of
the railroad station. The board how
ever, did not reject the site selected
by the Board of Education, and Comp
troller Craig declared that his vote
for the Mayors resolution was to be
construed as a vote for acquiring the
site ON the Jamaica Estates
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

cases and turned down the argument
that the relation of landlord to tenant
is private one and not subject to
regulation by the exercise of police
power
1t is pointed out by Justice Clarke
that on repeated occasions "this court
has held that there is no such inherent
difference in property in land from
that in tangible and intangible per
sonal property as cxempts it from the
operation of the police power in appro-
pirate cases. He said in other cases
it had been held that the existing
circumstances clothed the letting Of
buildings for dwelling purposes with
a public interest sufficient to Justify
restricting property rights in them 10
the extent provided for in the laws in
those cases objected to-
In concluding the opinion Justice
Clarke says:
Given a constitutional substantive
statute, enacted to give effect to con-
stitutional purpose, the states have a
wide discretion as to the remedies
which may be deemed necessary to
achieve such result. and it is very
clear that that discretion has not been
exceeded in this instance by the State
of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
"No'm," said Boxer, but he said
as II II 1uoro L I'd s.o..l=

NOM said Boxer, but he said it
as If it were hard work.
"A wise Bear eats to live and
doesn't live to eat" continued Motber
Bear. cts only foolish Bear that
lets his stomach rule his head. IF
you Will remember that it will save
you great deal Of trouble"
es'n,' said Woof Woof as meek
ly as before
"Yes'm," replied Bo1er
I'm all the Green Forest there ;s
no one of whom you need be afraid.
now that you are so big. excentino
those two-legged creatures Yon
never can tell what they will do.
They are not to be trusted. When
ever you get that man smell get awav
as last and as silently as Won can.
Never let curiosity lead you into
danger" said Mother Bear.
NOM replied Woof Woof
"No'm," said Boxer.
Now we'll forget all about that
delicious smell and we'll 20 look for
some roots for our dinner" said
Mother Bear, and led the way to.
ward the Laughing Brook.
tCopyright 1922, By T. w, Burxes,,
The neyt story: Boxer Tempt
Woof Woof."
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

other sources all of them agreeing in
general description.
Professor Weber describes the hodag
as having scaly body somewhat re-
sembling in shape that of a large
lizard. In general aspect it presents
certain characteristics Of the South
American iguana. but differs from the
latter in that the iguana is a slow
moving creature, usually to be found
lying on tree branches a short dis
tance from the earth. The hodag is
declared to be Of an aggressive nature,
inclined to attack rather than to re-
treat when disturbed The Van Cort-
landt hodag is reported to have been
found invariably in the lower and
more swampy regions OF the park, and
search for it has been directed espe-
cially to swampy thickets abounding
in the park region.
The hodag, according 70 best de-
scriptions, is hairy Of unpe erbody in
stead of fish skinned, like the iguana.
1t is incapable of great speed because
Of its short front legs, bat using it's
long hind legs for propulsion it is
enabled to spring considerable dis
tances, some say as far as twenty feet.
Although no sign of the strange
animal was met with during Sundays 8
expedition the searchers will try again
next Sunday 1t is hoped to add the
hodag to Professor Hornaday's collec-
ton Of other odd animals in the Bronx
Park Zoo.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Official Oustcd i'm
Alleged Shortage in
Jersey City Funds
Water Registrar Suspended
After Audit Fails to Ac-
count for $4,000 Paid by
Two Big Corporations

Charles K, Hart, water rcgistrar of
Jersey City, was suspended yesterday
by Commissioner Fagen Of the Depart
mont of Streets and Public Improve
ments, following the discovery of an
alleged shortage in his accounts. The
amount is said to be $4,000.
Hart had been connected with the
water department OF Jersey City for
twenty-five years. The alleged dis
crcpancy in his books was discovered
and reported by a firm of public ac-
countants engaged several weeks ago
TO go over the books of the depart
ment.
The items said to be involved relate
to February, 1920. A payment by Col
gate & Co. of S2,033 is said to have
been entered on the books as S1.033 40,
and payment by the Hudson & Man
haitian Railroad Company Of $1,000 80
is alleged to have been entered as
$2O1 so.
Following the suspension Commis-
sioncr Fagcn said he would make no
charges against tho registrar PENDING
further investi cation. Assistant Reg
istrar Frank McCarron was placed in
charge Of tho Office
Commenting on the suspension Of
Hart. Commissioner Fagcn said:
"Thc bonding company which is on
Mr. Harts bond has been notified of
his suspension and it probably will take
some action in the matter. | do not in
tend to make charges against MIR. Hart
or any ono in his department until
there has been opportunity for very
complete investigation.
"The shortage was discovered through
the fact that this years audit was a
special audit, whereas that Of last year
was a general audit. This time the
auditors went over every page Of the
hooks in detail Last year the audit
was confined to every fifth page.
81 have taken possession Of Mr..
Harris Office and will hold it until the
matter has been settled. Mr.. Hart had
deputy who recently died and this
will make the inquiry more than or
dinarily difficult"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Bedtime Stories
Mother Bear Warns the Cubs
by Thornton w. Burgess
Who eats to liUe groaos Uise and
strong.
Who }iues TO eat miU not liue Iona.
Mother Bear.

NO more disappointed young Bears
ever lived than were Boxer and " oof
Woof when Mother Bear led them
away from Farmer Browns sugar
house. At first they couldn't under.
stand it at all. They had been sure
that they were going to have a great
treat The smell of the boiling syrup
had brought the wator into their
mouths until it dripped from their
tongues. 1t seemed TO them that their
stomachs had fairly turned over with
longing for the delicious thing they
had smelled.
When they were far enough away
for Mother Bear to feel quite safe
she turned her head and growled
warning to the two young Bears.
keep away from that place" said
she. '1t isn't safe TO go near there.
Mino what tell you and keep away"
why isn't it safe ?" whined
Boxer 81 didn't see anything to be
afraid Of. Something smells SO good
over there that it seems to me | lust
must have some of it.1
"lf you hadn't been thinking 50
much OF your stomach and had used
your nose. as a Bear should, you
wouldn't ask why it isn't safe over
there" growled Mother Bear. "Those
tWo-legged creatures called men are
over there, and where they are no
wise Bear will ever go. The thing for
you to do is to forget all about that
delicious smell and keep away from
that part Of the Green Forest. You
never can tell what will happen
where those two-legged creatures
are. Now, remember what | say and
keep away from there.
''Yes'm," replied Woof Woof lneekly.
"fes'm," said Boxer, but not meek
ly at all.
Mother Bear looked at him sharp
ly and Boxer looked another way.
"No Bear with a grain of sense in
his head will risk his life for the sake
of his stomach unless he is starv-
ing growled Mother Bear. "Never
forget that
..Nn,m :" rnnlled Wont Wnnr ,neekiu
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

General Weather Conditions
WASHINGTON, March 20--Tho storm
that was central over Indiana last night
has moved slowly east northeastward over
the lake region; while secondary depres-
sion that developed over the middle At
lantic states last night moved northeast
ward and was centered over southern New
have been attended by rain in Tennessee
and the Atlantic states. rain changing to
snow in the lake region and Ohio Valley.
and by strong winds almost generally east
Of the Mississippi River within the last
twenty-four hours. There were also local
SHOWS to day in North Dakota and light
Pressure was hsh and rising to-niEht
from Manitoba .outhward over the plains
relatively low and falling generally west
OF the Rocky Mountains The weather be-
came colder to o-day in the lake region the
Ohio Valley. Tennessee and the east Gulf
and the south Atlantic states and the tenn
perature was higher in the southern plains
states Arkansas and northern Texas.
Indications for generally fair
weather tomorrow and Wednesday in the
states east Of the Mississippi River, al
northern sections and local SHOWS are
probable TO morrow in the lake region, the
extreme upper Ohio Valley and portions
be somewhat lower in the Atlantic states
to-morrow, otherwise 1t will not change
sissppi River during the next two days
Storm warnings remain displayed on
the Atlantic coast from Cape Hatteras to
'ShS' p'' ~ NV. ctoiill Centrat over south
ern New England, moving northeaatward.
Forecast by Dlstricts-Eastern New
York-Cloudy and colder to- day, pro bly,
snow hurries in northern portion to NOR
row fair
Western New York-Snow and colder to-
day tomorrow cloudy, probably snow
hurries near the lake
Southern New Engla nd~-Cloudy TODAY
unsettled this morning, cooler tonight:
to morrow fair
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Della ware-Mosty cloudy to-day; to-mor-
row colder '
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

the thousands of American dim
ner tables that are seeking their
china here.
All these hundreds of dinner
sets of china and semi-porce-
lain are in the sale at
20 TO so per cent. less
All our table stem glassware
is Fifth less.
All our coffee. tea and choco-
late sets arc a Fifth less.
All our hundreds Of sets Of
plates-a Third less.
Quanhtic, of fine cut glass
Hall less.
And SO on, through the entire
stock of this great China Store,
all are a Fifth to a Half less
than their regular prices.
Consider
Theodore Haviland china
dinner sets-l07 pieccs--in two
different exquisite floral de-
signs, with coin gold handles;
$3.50 grade-for $75.
$50 dinner sets of fine
French china-10O pcs.-in two
attractive border designs, gold
handles-for $50.
500 dinner sets of Ameri
can china-107 pcs, coin gold
band and line, gold handles
for $50.
-$42.50 dinner sets of
American semi-porcelain-1O7
pieces-pink rosebud design
between gold lines, traced gold
handles-for $50.
$50 dinner sets of English
semi-porcelain, lot pieces -
stunning floral design - for
$40.
These arc only a fem examples Of
The hundred, of dinner SETS IN The
Mcrch Sale, phieh offer enough va
ricty Of pottcrn, quality and price 10
suit everybody.
Second Gallery, New Building
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Vicious Hopping Horned Hodag
Hunted in Van C0rtlandt Wilds
twenty biologists Beat Swamps for Quill-Snouted,
Barbed-Tailed Monster That Chases Small Boys
and Is Hin to Famous South American 1guana

twenty amateur biologists, under
the leadership of Professor MacNcil
Weber, formerly of the University Of
Minnesota, who lives at 1926 Creston
Avenue, the Bronx, beat the woods Of
Van Cortlandt Park all day Sunday in
an effort to capture horned hodag, Of
which Professor Weber declares but
few specimens survive, and which, be-
ing hybrid of unclassifed origin,
does not appear in scientific works on
zoology
According to the hodag enthusiasts,
there is only one authentic specimen
IN America. 1t was killed by a lumber
jack in the employ of the Shevlin
Lumber Company twenty years ago and
is one of the prized possessions of the
Northwestern Lumbermen's Associa-
tion.
Late in the autumn of 1920 and again
in the spring of 1921 boy scouts en-
camped in dense woods of the park re-
ported having been pursued by a
creature apparently about four feet
long with four horns on its snout and
q succession OF apines extending down
its back to and over a portion of the
tall Later reports of the presence
of such a creature were received from
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Radio Service for Farmers
Federation 10 Broadcast Daily
Agricultural News

CHICAGO, March 20.--Establishment
of daily radio news service to keep
farmers in touch with the latest
agricultural and marketing news to
be sent broadcast from Chicago was
announced by the American Farm
Bureau Federation to-day.
The service will contain news Of a
general agricultural interest market
figures and reports of the activities of
the American Farm Bureau. The
United States Grain Growers, the Hi
nois Agricultural Association and the
National Livestock Association.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Prayer Wins Negro Freedom
Magistrate Dismisses Prisoner
After Recital in Court

James Jones, negro waiter. had
quantity of yen shce and small card
in his pockets when arrested by De
tcctive McAllister. of Inspector Bolans
staff. lie WAS arraigned yesterday be
fore Magistrate Douras in West Side
court
The detective displayed the yen shce
which is the residue of opium and may
be cooked and resmoked, and Jones
pulled out the dingy card. Upon the
card was a prayer. The magistrate
asked the prisoner if he knew the
prayer. He said he sure did. He was
asked if he could say it, He said he
sure could. He said it so we'll the court
dismissed the charge against him
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Beloochistan Rugs Much-wanted Knitted
Fourth under market Crepe at $3.50 yd.
Fibre silk

Fibre silk
20 of the most fashion
able sports colors for
spring. Black and white.
36 in. wide.
A fabric of great promi-
nence that is being used ex-
tenslvely for the new
trocks, blouses and skirts
for sports wear.
1t has the appearance of
the eponge which is SO
smart this season.
Street Floor, Old Building
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

Tables a n d
tables Of dinner
sets-china and
semi = porcelain,
from G V G r Y
c 0 u n t r Y Of
E U r o p e and
from the great
American pot
ters.
A huge sec
ton is given
over t 0 stem
and table glass
ware, and to
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
French Bath Bowls
with brush, $3.50

Delightful French soap -
new shipment-set in a wood
en- bowl to float around the
bath tub and never waste. Eau
de-cologne, rose, violet, or yer
bena.
Perfume Shop,
Street floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Captain Wines Quits Force

Acting Captain Andrew Wines, who
has been in command Of tho Fifth de-
tcctive district, with headquarters at
the Bathgate Avenue police station, the
Bronx. retired from tho police force
last night. Wines had been member
of the department for twenty-five years
and five months. When he first ioincd
the force he was assigned to tho mount
cd service in the Bronx. After less
than year OF this work he was de-
tailed to the detective bureau.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

Nine huge tables, which alone
occupy as much space as is or
dinarily given in most stores to
the entire china section.
Rooms-whole rooms, mind
you ARE filled with plates in
sets. and with lovely creations
in breakfast, tea, coffee and
chocolate sets.
Not to say a word about a
roomful of vases and marbles
and art pottery,
But The great backbone Of The
March Salc-runs around three side,
Of q square and covers as much space
as an ordinary city block, Displaying
JUST Dinner Sets!
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

$ urf f d c c. the
G | c a + II e S s Of
their outline in
dicating then, as
the high = water
mark in perfcc-
ton of china
decorate
O n y perfect
sets even at
NJ a re h S a ! e
prices-go into
t h G thousands
of A m eri c a n
homes and onto
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Paris says
PetticoatS


No less an authority tnan
Paris herself has predicted the
return Of the petticoat-not the
stiff affairs Of a few years ago,
but soft. souple garments which
may be worn under the dainti-
est frock.
Such. for example, are the
lovely, durable silk petticoats.
just in, priced $685. to S12.75.
Of Milanese silk jersey, crepe
meteor, radium silk and satin,
in a diversity of smart rufAe,
tailored and embroidered styles
in the new spring colorings.
Third floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Quality

The great French china city
-Limoges-is royalty repre-
sented by it's foremost potters
in hundreds of regal dinner sets
from Theodore and Charles
Field Haviland, Pouyat, Wig
maud, Ahrenfeldt, Redon,
Guerin, Tharaud, Bernardaud,
pUnion Ceramique.
For English china and semi
porcelain we have but to men
ton Royal Doulton, Wedg-
wood, Ridgway, Booth and
Maddox, to convince you that
the best English potters are
sending us their finest wares.
And such quality
Look at the beautiful, lus-
trous, glistening white Of the
body of this set from Theodore
Hayiland.
See the clear, fine glaze of
this set of English semi-porce-
lain by Ridgway.
Observe the precision with
which bands of cobalt blue.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
TEN more days-only
of the Great China Sale

dainty floral designs, cncrusted
gold patterns are laid on-not
varying a hairs breadth-the
evenncss Of their color and their
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
The extent of the Sale

Not an aisle or two filled with
china-but couple of acres
covered with it.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Roads Drop CasI, Fare Excess

ALBANY. March 2O.-Tho New York
Central and the West Shore railroads
will abandon their rule requiring an
extra payment of 10 cents, without re-
fund, from passengers who pay their
fares on trains, the Public Service Com
mission announced to- night
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Weather Report

Sun rees 100 m Sun sets. 6 .Os pm
Moon rises. !: so m Moon sets IL 05 p.m.
Local Forecast.-Cioudy and colder to-
day, fair tomorrow; strong northwest
winds and proba bly, gales
Local official Record--The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty four hours, In Compari ison with
the corresponding date of last year:
1922 1921 1922 1921
a NJ. as 81 p. M. 80 73
s a. m 80 81 p M ~ re
9 a. m. 40 30 p. M. ~ 10
IL noon. o.. 80 68l1l p. m . ~ ST
Highest, "a degrees. at 2:4o p. m. low
est. "a. at midnight, average A.; avera ge
same date last year. 81; average same da lie
for thirty-three years, 80.