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n. 4 q. ROBBED.
Jacob Iondat Of Richardson Park Ar.
rested on Suspicion.

J,coh Condat. living a. Richardson
psrk. was taken into custody late
saturday afternoon by W. +. Neville
and Lieutenant Morehead OF the Bal
ilmore a Ohio railroad police. after a
search o' Ccndats homs revealed
can-idcrsbls quantity Of supposed
ra,lroad property. When srraigned
hsfcre Magistrute HArry n. Stradley
on saturday night. CondAt was held
under $500 hail for q further hearing
tomorrow night.
According 20 the r~iirnah ofsoials
ANAL aecesoogtss have been stoler
from the eompAny's yards near Els
mere for many months. Last weak. y
4. alleged . pump was stolen from
we'll IN the wes,hound yard. This
pump. the railroad police say. Wa
found Saturday afternoon IN . wei
N property owned by Condat. !
search of the premises revealed prae
tioaiiv sverythinE from a screw drive
% eshoose cushions. they said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
ART CRITICS APPROVE
RODNEY STATUE MODEL
Expect to Have Everything in
Readiness for Unwilling on
July 4.

Formal approval OF the full size
model OF tho equestrian statue Of
Caesar Rodney. which was inspected
by the Rodney Statue Committee In
New York on Saturday. has been for
warded to the representatives Of the
sculptor. James +. Kelly, with some
slight notifications which can readily
be Incorporated.
Work on the mould in which the
bronze will be cast will begin at the
Gorham Company foundry, in Provi-
dence, as soon NJ tho plaster model IS
shipped there. and the expectation Is
that the cast will be completed and
the finishing touches put on in ample
time for the placing Of the figure on
tho pedestal which Is ready for 1t In
Rodney Square and its dedication or
July 4th.
The statue Is to be OF heroic proper
ton. once and half life elxe. This
will bring the total height from the
plinth to the riders head TO twelve
feet. The model conforms in It's gen.
eral character to the scale mode
which was approved by the monumen
commission and has turned out yer,
] s;ttiSidCtOIliy Dotn liOul tn6 dTtlStl'
and technical side. as we'll as eE,body
ing the traditional character an,
/ qualities that belonged to Delawarei
"Signer," as completely as was po@si
Bile in the absence OF an authentj
portrait OF the man.
The galloping horse meets with tn
approval OF General James IL. Wilson
than whom there could scarcely be
more exacting or more competen
critic.
Now that the horse and rider ar
out OF the way. work will proceed o.
the two panels, which Will depict 4
relief some OF the other incidents con
rected with the career of Rodney.
The members of the committee VIII
made the inspection were Genera
James II. Wilson. chairman, Co
George A. Elliott. Robert II. Richards
Mrs. Charles Copeland, Thomas j
| Bayard and Edward r. Mack.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
TRANSFER WATER RECEIPTS.

The Water Board today transferred
to the Mayor and Council, the re-
ceipts from the sale OF water in jan
uary, amounting to S2l4.667.S4.
The next meeting will be held on
Saturday, Feb. II. on account of the
holiday Monday, the 18th.
Balance in current fund was re-
ported at s77.o7s01 and In special fund
s4S5.4s. Weekly payroll OF s2,515.77
was approved.
Pumpage for the week was reported
by the engineer at s5.064.720 gallons
an increase of 3,S60,9s0 gallons over
the> corresponding week of last year
and consumption. 94,9l0,000 gallons. az
increase of S,S60,000 gallons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Permit Mother 10 See Chfld.

IN. rule 90 show cause why the
dscroe mis-, granted in the suit OF
George ". lAshicap vs. Mary j.
iAshtear. should no; he amended SO
ihss the mother might see her child,
Evelyn May. ten years old, at such
lines and place as The court should
conaiArr night and proper, was dis
missed by Judge Rodney IN Superior
cour, TODAY. upon announcement by
counsel that they would make a salts
factory Arrangements az tina; the
mother can see the child. The mother
said she Ind 10 stand on the back
door step OF her husbands home when
sh. wanted 10 see her child.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
alIeht Firr In Banks Home.

Lnsine Company No. 3 shortly be-
fore midnight saturday war called 20
thc home of w. Y. Banks, NJ 2lio
i.siniSe, street. where IRE had brok-
en- cut IN the kitchen. The firemen
found that ~omo clothing tina; had
hcen huns up 10 dry had fallen on the
stove and igni,ed. They flames were
extinguished with a bucket Of water
The ioss did not exceed s..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Whales on the CApes.

Hans Henesn and Peter Johansen.
cape May fishermen. reported satur-
LAY that vhilo fishing for cod east
= Five Tathom Band 1Aghtship that
uforninr they were surrounded by a
school ~ whales. The big fish came
so near their ekin that tho fishermen
alarmed, rasssd anchor and fed. Han
sen nid the whales were the bisges,
h. had secn In a long experience.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Bids on Fire House Repairs.

Nine contractors and five plumbers
today submitted bids on contract for
the extensive alterations and improve
ments to be made to Engine House
No. Z at Third and French streets
The directors of the Department OF
Public Safety hsA fixed ~ O'Clock
noon today as the time limit for re-
ceiving these estimates. The directors
will probably open the bids at theii
meeting tomorrow afternoon bu
whether any award Of the contracts
will be made at that time is not known
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
WEDDINGS.
Scott.Taylor.

Miss Ethel May Taylor of 22l King
street and Harry. Is. Scott Of 1927
Kirkwood street We're married in the
parsonage of Asbury NJ. f. Church
by Rev. G.. w. Dawson, on Saturday
evening Last evening. Miss Fleta
Hearne of "a Sixth avenue and j. j.
Sweeney Of GIG Vandever avenue
were married by DIR. Dawson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
ALLEGED DOPE ACT. ARRESTED
William Baker, Negro, AlIeres Frame.
~ up, Given Chance 10 Prove Aljbl.

William Baker. Negro, arrested on
n charge OF possessing and selling mar
ootic drugs, was held under $4,000 bail
Tor hearing tomorrow by Judge Lynn
In Municipal Court today.
Baker told the court that his arr
rest was a frame-up and he was ad-
viscd to summon witnesses to prove
his defense tomorrow. He was ar
rested on Saturday night when De-
tectives Gamble, Cook. Wallace and
Kempski made a search Of tho house
at 500 Chrlstiana street. A bottle sup
posed to contain dope" was found
IN the house the detectives say.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
CInLDs' DRESS.

The suspender effect is simu-
lated with the aid Of roll collar
which buttons over the belt and is
outlined with stitching. The dress
closes at the back and Is made
with a gathered skirt
The chiIds' dress is cut in sixss
I to 10 years. Size 8 requires 2l4
yards 36-inch material. Price Is
cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
jRecoyer Stolen Automobile.

An automobile belonging 10 the
X l. Taxicab Co, stolen from in front
OF SIT Market street, at o'clock Sun
day morning was found at 10 o'clock
eight hours later, below stanton, bad
~ wrecked by running into a fence.
The driver, George kunze, missed the
machine after lunching at the Presto
restaurant, andaat once notified the
police,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06

cit is all 50 fine. 80 gratifying 80
reazsuring. 80 full of promise thar
row, not yet silenced. above the grosn-
which come of excessive burdens nor
yet lifted. but 20 be lightenec. sbovs
the discouragements of a world yer
struggling 70 find itself after sur-
passing upheavsl. there Il the nots
OF rejoicing which Il not alone ours
or yours. or OF all ot us, but comes
from the hearts or men o, all the
world
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Married and Happy.

There goes a man who has never
quarreled with his Wife,"
THAT so; how long have they been
married?"
They're Just leaving the parson',
now."-Detroit FREQ Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
vo Attend Cons neree Cou ven tsvu.

Tho Wilmington chsmoer OF Com
iusrco Will be fspr~ssnted at the ma
tionsl confcrenc~ IN WashinSton this
week by G. ID. Gsrretson. director;
Joseph Bancroft tirst vce-pres.dent.
snd william u. Mullen. national coun-
cllior. They VIII leave her. tomorrow.
Tne convention viii be held wedncs-
day and Thursday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
GOES TO HOSPITAL.
Rev. Stephenson TO Receive Special
Treatment.

The Methodist Preachers Assoois-
ton met this morning at Grace
Church house. Rev. J. Richard Bick-
ing Of New Castle reported interesting
revivals. DR.. Watt reported that DR..
r. X. Stephsnson's condition was az
good as could be expected. It Is ex-
pected that he will be taken to the
Methodist Hospital IN Philadelphia
this week.
Rev. L. J. Sard, OF Scott Church
preached a sermon on THE Spring.
That Are in God" A brief talk was
given by Chief Mantoweg, the full
blooded Indian, who spoke last eve.
ming at Wesley Church. Among tbs
visiting preachers at the meeting wa.
Rev. Frank Herson OF Newark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
clifton Jones TO Attend Conference,

AZ a special meeting ot the sunday
school board % Harrison Street NJ. Il.
church yesterday afternoon. Clifton
Jones, son OF DIR. and Mrs. Eber Jones.
's7 West sixth street. was elected as
tocn-ssc delegate 10 attend the 81.
-, Conference, az Cambridge, Nd.
which win bo held from March % TO
March ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Duty on Precious Stones.

Imports OF precious stones. whether
set or unset, into Ecuador are now
subject to an ad valorem duty. OF 20
per cent. Pearls, corals and similar
articles are included in this provision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
HEALTH OFFICIALS SILENT.
No Comment Regarding Criticism Of
Emergency Garbage Disposal Plans.

Ofiicials OF the Board Of Health re-
fused to comment this morning on
conditions connected with the bury
ing OF surplus garbage. which can
not be handled by tho present In
clnentinE plant, in the old gss tank
excavation near Beech street.
This disposition OF the city gar
bage was forced on the city last
March. and due precautions have been
taken, by treatment with chemicals
to avoid It's becoming a menace to the
city or the neighborhood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
WIliIam A. McNee,
B.rnh.rt Chorus to Meet.

The Harry Barnhart Chorus will
meet tomorrow evening at the home
Of Miss Anna Lawrence, SOC West
Fifth street. There are several matters
OF Importance TO be discussed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Neglectng That
Cold or Cough?

/ ETTING the old cough cs osd
- drag on, or the new one devriop
seriously, IS folly, especially shen AZ
your druggists, YOU can set such a
proved and successful remedy 3s ~.
Kings New Discovery. No drug,
Just good medicine that relieves
quickly.
For over fifty years, a sAaDdNa
remedy for coughs, colds and gripps-
Eases Group also. Loosens up III.
phIegm, quiets the croupy cough.
stimulates the bowels, thus rs.ies'Dx
the congestion. An druggists, Soc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Coal Duty Is Dropped.

The tax Of 10 fronc per ton on coal
imported into France, which was inn
posed by the law of November IL
1919, has been removed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
LMaAgNment Announced.

iI'he engagement of Miss Florence II
swain. q member Of The accounting de-
lNi'tm~nt stAn of the Electric Hose and
hubber Co. 20 II. Il. Sterling or Red
lastn. has been announced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Personal.

Mrs a.. \. Elsenberger, who has
nson an, 3 improving.
M,s~ Regina Christie OF Ninth and
. A0VthsIr trip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Wall Map Of Delaware so Cents.

A limited number or the Rand-Ho-
NaIly maps OF Delaware are on sale az
Every Evening Office, 90 cents; 10
cents for postage 70 any address
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Not 80 Bad.

Speaking Of church weddings"
writes j. NJ. c.. II once heard an old
lady say that the orsanist played The
Meddlssome March Boston Tran
script
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Just Right Time for Farley.

1T has been the fortune OF this con-
ference to sit in day far enough re-
moved from wars bitterness, yet near
enough to wars horrore, to gain the
benefit of both the hatred OF war and
the yearning for peace. Too often,
heretofore, the decades following such
gatherings have been marked BY the
difficult undoing Of their decisions.
But your achievement is supreme be-
cause no seed OF conflict has been
sown; no reaction IN regret or resent
ment ever can justify resort % arms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
HARDING REJOIcED
At PARLEY SUCCESS.
TELLS DELEGATES
Continued from paE. 1

strong power whose ind3spoanon TO
co-opcrato~ and sustain led ~ 10
one OF the supreme tragedies which
have como TO national crnfnence
Vienna and Berlin. sought peace
founded on tho !njus,ices OF war and
sowed the seeds OF future conflict,
and hatred was armed where conf
dence was stifIed.
1T Is fair to say that human prog
ress. the grown intimacy OF inter
national relationship, developed com
munlcation and transportation. at
tended by n directing world opinion
have set the stage more favorsbly
here. You have met in that calm de-
liberation and that determined reso.
luton which have made Just peace
Ia righteous relationship, rs own bes
guaranty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Strore TO Do Nobler Things.

When you first met. told you OF
our Americas thought to seek less OF
armament and none OF war; that we
sought nothing which is another's and
we were unafraid. but that we wished
to join you in doing that finer and
nobler thing which no nation can do
alone. We rejoice in that accomplish
ment.
1t may be that the naval holidays
here contracted will expire with the
treaties, but I do not believe it. Those
OF US who live another decade are more
likely to witness a growth Of public
opinion, strengthened by the new ex-
perience. which VIII make nations
more concerned 20 living up TO the
fulhllrnent Of Gods high intent than
with agencies Of warfare and destruc-
ripn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
To Hold a Bake.

Ladies' Auxiliary Of the y. l. oS =.
win give a bake in the gae osnce. s27
Market street, "wednesday. February
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06

The SPRING issue OF cuv
FASHION MAGAZINE Is row
ready. 1t contains over .N
styles, several pages OF em-
broidery designs some styles used
by Movie Stars. and cornpsets
seven lesson course in dressmsk-
Ing. This book should DC in every
home. The supply is limited. SO
order yorr copy now. Proe l0S
Mail orders direct 70 ffAShion -
partrnent Every Evening, 2, Va
18th street. New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
All the World RefnlcInr.

American public opinion which charts
The cnsfraa Of fhia rrpnhllc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
OBITUARY.
sMrs. Rosella Strickland.

Mrs. Rosella Gould Strickland.
whose death, at Cenreyille, Friday,
was announced in Every Evening, was
the widow of Nimrod Strickland, Jr.
She was In her 77th year.
William A. McNee.
William A. McNee died on Friday
at his home, 404 East Tenth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06

Tire rerair--? Read the classified
sds.-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Halls New Morn Of Promise.

ut little matters what We appraise
as the outstanding accomplishment.
Any one Of them alone would have
justified the conference. But the
whole achievement has 90 cleared the
hemisphere II viii seem like breath
Ing the refresning air OF q new morn
OF promise.
''You have written tho first de-
l.kerate and effective expression Of
great powers IN the consciousness OF
peace. OF wars utter futility. and
challenged the sanity OF competitive
/ preparation for earn others destruc-
tion. You have halted folly and lifted
burdens and revealed 70 the world that
the one sure way 70 recover from the
sorrow and ruin and staggering OBJ
legations or a world war is TO end the
strife in preparation for more OF II,
and turn human energies 70 the con-
structiveness OF peace.
mot all the world Is yet tranqufliz-
ed But here is the example TO in1bus
with new hope all who dwell In ap-
lprehension. At this table came under
standing, and understanding brands
armed conflict as abominable IN tbs
eyes OF enlightened civilization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Light VIII Encircle the Globe.

Since this conference Of nations has
pointed with unanimity to the way OF
peace today, like conferences in the
future, under appropriate conditions
and with aims both we'll conceived
and definite, may illumine the high
ways and byways OF human activity.
The torches OF understanding have
been lighted and they ought to glow
and enc!rcle the globe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Changes View On Preparedness.

1T once believed in armed prepared
ness. I advocated it. But I have
come now 10 believe there Is better
preparedness in a public mind and
a world opinion made ready 20 grant
justice precisely as It exacts il. And
Justice is better served in conferences
of peace than in conflicts at arms.
How simple it all has been. When
you met here twelve weeks ago there
wac not commitment, not an obliga-
ton except that which each delegation
owes to the government commission
ing it. But human service was calling
world conscience was impeiling, anC
world opinion directing.
Ends Attained by Reasoning.
No intrigue, no offensive or defen
sivs alliances. no inducements hav'
wrought your agreements. but reason
ing with each other 10 common under
. standing has made new relationship
among governments and peoples, ney
. securities for peace. and new oppor
, tunities for achievement and attend
| ing happiness.
Here have been established the cor
I facts of reason. here has come to il
evitable understandings OF face [
face exchanges when passion does N
inhame. The very atmosphere shame
national selfishness into retreat. View
II points were exchanged. difference
W composed and you came 10 unde
20 stand how common, after all, a
lr human aspirations; how alike, Il
q. deed, and how easily reoonc.lable a
our national aspirations; how sal
and simple and satisfying TO Sc
the relationships Of peace and /,
~ cur-itv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Extends Gratitude OF u. 5.


Again, gentlemen OF the conference.
congratulations ana the gratitude of
the United States. TO Belgium, 10
the British Empire. 60 China. to
France, TO Italy, 70 Japan, 10 the
Netherlands, and TO Portugal can
wish no more than the same feeling
which We experience. OK honorable
and honored contribution to happy
4 human advancement, and new sense
of security in the righteous pursuits
of peace and all attending good for
tune.
Have Heartened the World.
From our own delegates, have
known from time 20 time of your ac.
tivities and of the spirit OF concilia.
tion and OF adjustment and the cheer
ing readiness OF all of you 10 striv,
for that unanimity so essential to ac
complishment. Without It there woul'
have been failure. with il you hav'
lheartened the world
"And know our guests viii par
don me while I make grateful acknowl
edgment TO the American delegation
70 you, Mr.. Secretary Hughes; TO you
Senator Lodge; TO you. Senator In
derwood; 70 YOU, Mr.. Root: 10 all o
YOU for your able and splendid an
highly purposed and untiring en-
deavors in behalf of our governmen
and our people; and 30 our eNcellen
advisory committee which gave t
you so dependable reflex OF tha
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-06
Insisted America be Represented.

Prelates and dignitaries Of the
church were openly discussing last
night q report that Cardinal OConneil
before leaving America, had cabled his
desire (some went even so far as 10
say an ultimatum) that America be
represented in the conclave. II was
said there We're some financial mat
ters to be arranged, and that Cardinal
! O'Connell bore a message to the
Sacred College, delivery and discussion
Of which might necessitate postpone.
ment Of the election announcement.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-23
SPRAY OF L

twas transacting business in Great Falls
TUESDAY. He is also interested in the
oil business and is one Of the active
traders in leases.
James McFadyen, field manager of
| the Ohio Oil company, stopped in the
city Tuesday on his way from the
northern fields to activities in the
south. He was accompanied by Thorn
as Kenney of Casper.
Frank NJ. Wallace left Tuesday for
San Diego, where he will meet his
i wife who has been there for several
weeks on a vacation trip. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wallace will return to Great Falls
within the next 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hill and Nh.
and Mrs. G.. E. Alsop of Glasgow mo-
tored to Great Falls Tuesday on a visit
of a few days. Hill is in the banking
business in Glasgow, while Alsop is
a merchant Of that city.
l.. B. Woods, assistant general
freight and passenger agent of the
Great Northen railway, passed through
Great Falls Tuesday night on his way
to Minneapolis and other eastern points
Woods headquarters are in Helena.
10y J. Molumby. state commander OF
the American Legion, and p: J. Jordan
left Monday night for Minneapolis,
where they will attend the Minnesota
convention of the American Legion.
Mr.. Molumby expects to be gone from
the city for several weeks.
Miss Ann Knobel Of Sweetgrass was
in Great Falls Tuesday, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Verona Knobel,
who is visiting her from the east. They
will shop in the city today. returning
to the north Thursday. Miss Verona
Knobel plans on locating in the west.
D. F. Gregg, general agent for the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railway
at Butte. was in Great Falls Tuesday
in connection with the traffic interests
Of his road. He said that general rail-
way conditions in the state are satisfac-
tory with demand just starting for
grain cars.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-23
NervOuSSt0maCh
Causes Gas

Gas in the stomach and bowels
doesn't always result from dyspepsia,
improp~ diet or the fermentation Of
food In most cases 1t is due to a high
ly sensitive condition of the stomach
nerves.
To get rid of the trouble. you must
build up n strengthen these weak.
irritated nerves of the stomach. Taking
artificial digesters, such as pepsin or
bismuth, only makes the stomach weak
er than ever. 1t is like using dope to
deaden a pain-the relief given is de-
ceptive and harmful.
Baalmann's Gas Tablets act directly
upon the affected nerves n gradually
assist in restoring them to their natural
healthy state. as and bloating will
quickly disappear, and you will no
longer be bothered with pain around
your heart. palpitation, shortness Of
breath, gnawing at the pit of the
stomach or distress after eating. due to
gas. Ask for Baalmann's Gas Tablets
in the famous yellow package. Price 81.
Sold by Great Falls Drug Co, and all
leading druggists. ]. Baalmann, Chem
list. San Francisco.