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The evening world., 1922-04-21
BIC BUILDING PLAN
TOSTART IN MAY,
MET.L|FEEXPECTS
Contractors May Get Plans
Next Week-Four City
Blocks to Be Covered.

Ground plans FOR the first four
Life Insurance rompany's 800, 600, e.
0Oo building campaign have, been ac-
ccptcd. II was learned to-day. with
minor charges. However. Walter Sta
bier, Comptroller Of the company. de-
clared that the plans would not be in
definite shape for publication or for
use OF contractors until well INTO
next week. Andrew J. Thomas. the
architect, and his assistants, il is un-
derstood are now working on the al
terations in the plans and extending
them for practical use.
Meanwhile. the Metropolitan is not
losing any time in pushing through
land deals to successful conclusion.
II has been definitely decided to build
N Lons Island city, and from pres
ent indications the site fually to be
picked will he along the Astoria
branch Of the Quoensborougb sub
way work should he begun next
month
Final revis,ons have reduced the
size of the initial Development Four
blocks OF buildings, each bounded by
four city streets, will be erected 70
house between 1900 and 1900 fan'i-
lies Mr. Stabler. figuring Ave to a
family, declared the total residents
would be 6,IOO.
The buildings will be four stories
high. with three. four and five room
apartments. all with private baths
hot water. steam heat. electricity and
every improvement except elevator
anS telephone service.
The evening world., 1922-04-21
COURT TO WIPE OUT
t t JAIL RECORDOF
SMALL BOYS
didn't Know Sunday Ball
NJ Playing Youngsters Were
Under Age of 10.

The machinery OF the law set Itself
= in reverse motion last night to correct
'f'sn apparent Injustice to three boys
y Under sixteen years who Nere pun
q 'fshed by one days Imprisonment "a
Raymond Street Jail. Brooklyn, Tor
IF playing ball In Prospect Park last
Sunday.
Magistrate Dodd. before whom the
eases were tried Monday. DECLARES he
90 will nuliify the proceedings II the
arFsoys will bring proof OF their ages to
court this afternoon
That win wipe out the record, but
.skhc boys will still have TO forget a
Nba,o ming in the prisoners dock, a ride
to the Jail in the Department Of Cor
kecfion van with eleven other prison D.
DIS variously charged with felonious
Bsssult, gun toting and larceny. The
.4uys like the others were handcuffed.
Tle boys say they were locked In n
eel. but according to Warden Honeck.
-khey were kept in the detention room.
The lads are Samuel Harris, fifteen
etSrs and three months. Of No. les
Mauier street, Junior class student
3aenstho Commercial High School; He"-
tvi&n Schwarz. fifteen years. three
Snohihs old. of No. 20 Meserole Street
hng Joseph Israelson. fifteen years. ten
= rbcAiths old. of No. l52 Maujer Street.
!. .btuIent in the Boys High School.
EagL wing Harrison. seventeen, OF No.
u4S Aiaujer Street, and Theodore Har-
xsH sixteen, brother of Samuel. were
fsJhefri N court on the same charge but
, Harrison paid the fine OF 81. Theo-
q dore went with the others 10 jail, but
Hs he is over sixteen. and pleaded
kuDty. the authorities say nothing
cen I've done in his case.
'stt Al five were served with sum-
monses Sunday afternoon in the park
by Special Oficer Thomas Warren uI
sthe Park Department All pleaded
EpiIty before Magistrate Dodd and
WeHe sentenced to pay fine Of 81
,Sach or spend one day In Jail.
giS ..STle boys said nothing TO me about
being under age Magistrate Dodd
e hsai1 last night
they are under sixteen an iujus-
!, ttess has been done. I shall be glad to
40 all in my power to correct II. They
shenid never have heen brought TO
my court. but to the Children's Court
~ i;;i*ealie delinqpents"
~ warden Honecl said he tried 10
gcorl%ct the nlstaie as soon as h"
yound the boys claimed 10 be un ',r
~pixteen, but by the time their records
~ were taken tile, court day was up and
II was Time to release them.
Gilbert J. Raymond. Principal OF
the Commercial High School, has
z wf1ten 10 Magistrate Dood asking
~ that the sentence against Samuel
Harris he annulled. lie says the boy
'~ has an excellent record in scholarship.
,ees,fI'he park officer gave us no warn
ing, and refused 10 listen.' Samuel
.ttfatris said when we came up in
n Uortt the next day ne told lis to plead
guilty and. not knov any better
We did"
The evening world., 1922-04-21

During the past I2 years, we have made
il easy for our customers TO buy sparkling
brilliant blue-white diamonds at "a tremendous
saving. because we sacrifice our proiits IN
order to sell at the lowest price in the United
States for diamonds of equal value. To-day
and tomorrow only we will sell a large as
per carat. UPON THE DISTINCT UNDER
STANDING THAT WE WILL REFUND
EVERY PENNY YOU PAID III YOU CAN
OTHER JFWEIRY STORE FOR A PENNY
LESS THAN 100000 PER CARAT. What
other jeweIer would dare give such a strong
guarantee? Our prices are low because we
import diamonds direct In large quantities
for spot cash and we resell the same way.
They are mounted In mems or ladies' II
carat solid gold rings.
The evening world., 1922-04-21
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.

the United States demanding forfeiture thereof
under the National Prohibition October
seized and held quantity of Intoxicating liquors
utensils heretofore seized by the
National Director within the Southern District of New
York about May 1920 March 1922, and the
details for forth in the schedule annexed to the
the office of the Clerk Of the United States
District the Southern District of New York on April la,
that the appointed for trial
lin the United States Office Building Manhattan
New York on May the opening of Court All
sons there and defend their in
any said goods All not appearing Win be defauited
Dated April ~, 1922. - -,
WILLIAM HAYWARD, ..-., United States Marshal
United States Attorney .,,' -. ..t,
The published pursuant to Order OF the United
the Southern District of New York. filed
the the Clerk of said Court the 18th day of
April, 1922. - ...z<. ..
The evening world., 1922-04-21
Quick, Watson,
Pass the Needle!
! y Here s Mystery
5ssaI
Perhaps Conan Doyle Will Tell
- Us How Prisoner Pulled
~ a l1oudini.

itssYFomer Gov. Al. Smith may desire
str Arthur Conan Doyle to produces
Brrne former resident OF this sphere to
explain Port Authority to Mayor
Aylan. but the police OF the Hunters
Point Station will be satisfied II Sir
ARTHUR will take Sherlock Holmes and
J, lead him by the hand over the 5eth
! Street Bridge and turn him loose on
their mystery. In case Sherlock proves
30 better than the local sleuths they
will consider 1t a favor .if the author
puts a departed spirit on the Job.
IL What is the case? Quick, Watson.
Ehs- station house hlotter. 1t shows
that last evening Detective John Hur-
ton landed in the station with Micha-,
sanbrisky, twenty-one. Of No. III
Bowen Avenue. Long Island City, aud
eghtq brother Frank. nineteen. The pair
were charged with grand larceny,
Steving been accused OF the theft OF
cloth cutter valued at t135.
While the pair are not Mike and
Ike, they look alike. That ther,
Thght be no mix-up they We're locked
IN separate cells. These are cells ir
n regular New York police station
even II it is in Hunters Point. This
morning when Patrolman John Mas.
tsrson went TO get tho pair to taxi
s.sEhAm to court Michael had fnishe
r,iuhiA breakfast and was reading tn
eEnorning newspaper Frank was no
= In his cell.
- Michael is reported 20 have said tha
~ Prank stopped on his way out to com
eisin OF the hardness OF the cell bencI
Npn explain that he was going else
Sh1re 20 get a decent sleep. Their
yts1 two ways out OF the cell room
Ous is pest the Desk Lieutenant an
the other through the garage wheI
fhe patrol wagon Is parked. The Des
- tsieutenant is sure Frank did not g
epa4 him and the patrolman in III
garage says he didn't go past him.
ANYWAY that's the Hunters Poir
mystery.
The evening world., 1922-04-21
3 BROTHERS, STOWAWAYS,
ALL ARRIVE IN THE BRIG

George. Carl and Gustav Wirth.
brothers. MI veterans of the German
Army. slowed away on the North Ger
man Lloyd 'steamship Hanover at
Bremen when It sailed April ,.
Carl came out OF their hiding place
to get food and was seized, He told
nothing OF his brothers. One came out
10 look for him and he was captured
also. Then the third came looking for
the two others. He was caught. They
were put in the ships brig and when tho
vessel docked To-day at Hoboken It was
said that they would be sent to Ellis
Island.
The evening world., 1922-04-21
RADIO SENDING TONIGHT
GREATEST EVER TRIED
stations All over Country VIII
transmit Secretary of AEri-
cuIture's Voice.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-secret

WASHINGTON. April 2l.--secretary
OF Agriculture Wallace will attempt to.
rirlt. ou Nrbor Day Eve. what Is de.
sc,ibed as the most widespread radio
disuibulIuu OF 81 sin-l" me5aag" ,vci
,,pdr. The message will be transmitted
,t = o'clock FROM the stations ut Ar.
lincton, Va. sun Diego and San Fran.
cisco. Cak tue Great Lakes. all Army
uuI Post office stations. and also by
the Radio Relay League AMI radio
brondca sting stations.
Radio experts state the Secretary
voice will reach more persons than
The evening world., 1922-04-21
STEAMSHIP BREWSTER
SUNK IN COLLISION
Chief Engineer Lost; Lake Sterling
Hits Her in james River.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, April 2l.-
The Buxton Line steamer Brewster.
and the Lake Stirling OF the Richmond
night in the James River, the Brew
ster going down in 4o feet of water
with loss OF one life. according to ~
ficials of the owning company
The chief engineer of the Brewster
went down with the ship. being unable
70 escape.
The evening world., 1922-04-21

any human voice since time began"
One year ago there were perhaps 90. 900
radio receiving sets in this country. To-
day there are more than 100000. and
the monthly increase Is estimated at
loo. 600
The evening world., 1922-04-21
ACCUSED BY WOMAN;
CAUGHT AFTER 2 YEARS
Carey Arrested In PhiIadelphia
Brooklyn POlice Learn.

John r. Carey. formerly wealthy
manufacturer OF surgical instruments,
living at No. II Livingston Place. who
forfeited $1,000 bail two years ago while
under Indictment In Brooklyn on charges
OF burglary and assault, is held by the
Philadelphia police on a charge Of
swindling.
II is charged that Carey broke into
the home OF Mrs. Helen c. Waterman.
No. 236 Sterling Street, Brooklyn.
forced her In her nightgown to enter
a taxicab with him and took her to
his apartment in Manhattan. Here. she
charged, he attacked her.
The evening world., 1922-04-21
ONE TIME "BLIND BOSS" DEAD
IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April ELL
Christopher \ Buckley veteran poIit-
ical figure once known as the Blind
Boss" died last night at his home here
He was seventy seven years old. During
the twenty years OF his sovereignty II
| was conceded that he ruled the political
| circles OF San Francisco He was a
Democrat
The evening world., 1922-04-21
$26,5OO BOGUS BILLS
FOUND ON PRISONER

Arrested Party Claims to IIENe
Been DOLLAR Year" Map.
MINNEAPoLIS Mimi. April I'll
Louis Harris Of Philadelphis Is under
arrest here to-day charged with pos
sessing counterfeited Treasury notes
representing $26, 500. He was held by a
United States Commissioner In default
OF $4,000 bail
Harris claimed to have been n fprner
dollar a year" man in Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. April IA surprise
party was given by friends to Mrs.
John c. Hudson at her home on
Cedar street, Monday night, the oc-
casion being her SEVENTEEN birthday
anniversary.
Stoclley Community Association
will give n play. Tuesday night of
next week in tho school building.
entitled District School Mt Blueberry
Corner"
Miss Dorothy Littleton, daughter OF
Thomas Littleton. and Harold D.
Steel. son of George e. Steele, both
of Lewes. were married. Saturday
night at Nassau, by Rev. l.. II. Nc
Lain.
Ashby b. Sandidge has moved his
family here from Lynchburg. Va
and is occupying the property vacated
by II. w. Lank, on North Race street
MIR. Sandidge is senior member OF
the a. Il. Sandidge & Co.. highway
contractors.
A shower was given Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Johnson, recently married al
Snow Hill. Md, at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter s. Johnson, Railroad avenue, this
city, Tuesday night.
y meeting of temperance advocate.
was held in Wesley NJ. e. Church, OF
"Wednesday afternoon, TO discus,
plans for the enforcement OF the Vol
stead law.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07
DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

Delaware City. April Mrs. Fred
erick Schroeder and daughter, Buryl.
VIII leave tomorrow for Camp Dix n.
j.. to spend several months with her
husband. Sergeant Schroeder. who is
in charge of the commissary at that
place.
George Dewey Holiday. for several
years first baseman of the Delaware
City baseball team, who has signed
To play with the Hamilton team of
the Canadian League. will leave to-
morrow for Hamilton, Ind. where the
team will do its spring training.
Miss Mary Lang is visiting her
niece. Mrs. Joseph Brooks, in Phila
dclphia.
William, small son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Tugend, former residents Of
this place, who has been critically Ill
for the past two weeks at the Hahne-
mann Hospital, Philadelphia. is slightly
improved.
For rent-Double garage on Wash
ington street; reasonable rates as
owner IS leaving town. Apply Mrs AL
bert Schroeder. Clinton street-Adv.
on account Of the fire at the Mid
dletown Opera House. yesterday, the
county defamation contest which
was 10 have been held there last even
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07

inging has bcen postponed until Mon
day night and will DO held In the Cen
tury Club building at Middletown.
Miss Evelyn Blsyiock and Miss Mar
garet Davidson will represent the Della
ware City high school at this contest
Mrs. Il. a. Pennington, who was In
Philadelphia tho past week. nursing
her son. Russell Pennington, who II
Ill with ptomaine poisoning. has sent
word to Mr.. Pennington that he u
improving.
Miss Mary Money, chief operator OF
the local telephone exchange, IL spend
ing few days with her sister. Mrs
John Truitt. In Philadelphia
Miss Eva Fleming Is quito Ill al
her home at Port Penn.
Lester Satterfeld. OF Dover Is visit
ing his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Lester of st. Georges.
The Daughters OF America will hold
n business meeting this evening IN
the lodge rooms.
Private John Adams OF the Quarter
master Corps OF Fort du Pont. recently
discharged from the army, has re-en.
listed and been granted months
furlough. He left yesterday for Balti
more, where he will spend month
with his sister: from there he will II
to Louisville. Ky. to visit his parerA.
before returning to duty Mt Fort d.
pont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07

Tuesday. June 8. commencement sx-
crcisea will take place in tho assembly
room Of the school.
Mrs. Margaret Lonssndyks In
spending sometime with her daughter
at BridEcvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT.. w. Alexander OF
|Pittsburg, Pa. have moved 70 Senford
land arc occupying tho Tucker prop
erty, at tho west end OF Poplar
street.
Miss Helen II. Brinton. inspector
Women's Labor Division OF tho Del
aware Labor Commission, spent yes
tcrday investigating women's md girls
labor conditions hero and reported
them TO be excellent.
Mrs. N. M. Conway returned last
night from the Medico-Chi hospital
philadelphia, where she has been for
treatment OF her eyes.
Seniors OF Seaford high school will
hold bake. Saturday afternoon and
might on tho front porch OF the home
of DIR. and Mrs. George w. Elzey, Jr
The members Of soross were enter
tained. yesterday afternoon. by Mrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07
CLAYMONr NEWS.

CIaymont. April 7s--Mrs. Herbert
T.. Rice Gnve a delightful tea, ycster-
bay ut her homo on MINOR avenue In
honor Ut her mother. Mrs. Edward
Rice, who has just returned from
Florida.
w. l.. Tckman md family have
moved into the bungalow occupied
formerly by Leroy Sawin. on Manor
avenue.
The Ladies' Aid OF the M. ~. Church
met with the trustees. Tuesday even
ing and transacted important business
concerning the rernodeling OF tho par.
sonage.
The Church Of the Ascension hai
been conducting series Of Wednes'
Nday night serviceS during Lent which
have drawn good congregations
Last evening Rev. Walter Matos o.
Bwarthmore. Pa. was preacher.
| This afternoon, there will BIO helt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07

Seaford. April 7.-Professor Vaughn
Hastings, teacher Of general science
In the Seaford high school, awarded
this week. the prizes OF tickets 70 the
New theatre to tho following: for
their good scholarship and improve
ment In English: Section A, Lucille
Convey and Carlton James; section
3D." Anna Culver and Mollle Pussy
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.. Stack of
West Seaford have as their guest
Mrs. James X. Stack OF Philadelphia
Miss Ruby Willin. of Oak Grove. n
teacher In tho NTH grade. seaford
school. n Ill at her home, and Mrs
Spencer Locates Is substituting for
her.
Raymond Burton OF Wilmington Is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il
b. Bowden, near town.
The senior class of Seaford higf
school will hold class day exercise.
on Wednesday evening, May 81. Or
Sunday, June 4 tho class sermon vii
be delivered by Row. II. II. Cnrpcnte,
in st. Johns NJ. Il. Church. and OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Continued from page 5.

ming. The following members or the
high school took part, Misses Blanche
Thawley. Ruth Bullock. Florence
Rolph, Margaret Minner. Mildred Hat
field, Florence Market and Dorothy
Tharp and Mcssrs. Frank Grueweu'
Roland Pepper. The two With the
highest average will be declared WIN
ners and these will be eligible to the
county defamation contest.
Harrington was nearly deserted,
Wednesday evening. when many
journeyed TO Milford for Ladies night
Of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon.
Miss Evelyn Harrington entertain
ed her young friends at card
party and luncheon, from 3 until 6
y. m, Wednesday. The following guests
were present: Misses Lillian and
Agnes Sapp, Irene Il. Richards, Laura
Belle Kennerly. Marian Jones. and
Helen Reckwith. Mrs. Preston Trice
and Mrs. r. T. Reynolds. Following
the card party chicken salad. Maryland
biscuit, stuffed celery, ice cream,
cakes. coffee. nuts and candy We're
served.
Mrs. A. NJ. wolcott has returned
home after spending the winter at
Petersburg Fla
John Dahlinger will move his family
20 Philadelphia. He is now employed
by the railroad company. and VIII
continue his work there for the pres
emit
Elmer Tee, who formerly was an
operator at &c" tower. and was trans
fcrred TO Wilmington. Is again IN n
position at the railroad station and
will soon move his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Faulkner motor
ed TO Wilmington. Wednesday, ac-
companied by Mrs. o. II. Tee, Mrs. Tee
will visit friends in Wilmington, while
MIR. and Mrs. Faulkner went 10 Phila-
delphia, TO visit friends and attend the
Conference Of the Nazarene Church
which IS I'm session this week. Rev
Mr.. Shelor is attending this Confer
cnce.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Hastings and
daughter Mary, OF Hurlock. Md. spent
yesterday with Harrington friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred :. Bailey visited
the formers parents. Rev. and Mrs. J
T. Bailey. at Georgetown. over the
Weekend
The Red Men held n social evenini
in connection with their regula'
monthly meeting last Monday night.
Mrs VIII Harris entertained tn
Ladies Aid Of the NJ. Z. Church at he
home on Center street. Wednesda!
evening.
Miss l.. May Jones spent the week
end as "a guest Of her sister. Mrs Nor
ialn Shaw. at PENIS Grove, n. J.
Thomas Grant has been confined 4
his home during the past two week
ly Illness.
u A. Biish Of near Houston, VIII
had long been sufferer from oence
Oicd AT his late residence. this week
Interment Will be made at his forme
home in New York State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07

Orice Wolcott al Holly Oak tomorrow
evening. Plans viii be perfected for
raising money 10 purchase n piano
FOR the league.
Miss Mildred Perkins Of Holly Oak
a teacher at du Pout high school has
been quito III.
Rev. Father Fitzpatrick OF the
Church Of Holy Rosary Is conyaJe1c-
ling from a serious illness.
Delaware Building Loan Association
OF Ciaymont held It's eecond monthly
meeting Mt. the Green Lantern bDiid-
ing on Monday night, George LodEe
Ppresiding. The first Monday Of each
month Is 10 be the regular meeting
might. The interest shown at this time
was most encouraging.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07

ut tho homo Of Mrs. william Robelcn
on Myrtle avenue a combined meet
ing Of tho Ascension Guild and the
'Women's Auxiliary.
Mondny evening a reception was
rendered Rev. and Mrs. Howard Nc.
badc, at the homo OF Mrs. Gavin
Thompson, on Manor avenue, previous
10 his departure from his former
charge. A large number OF his CON
grcgation greeted them ana a delight
ful evening was spent. After the serv.
ling OF refreshments he was presented
with n purse from some friends, fof
which no expressed grateful appre-
citation.
At the Board OF Education rneetinf
Tuesday evening citizens OF the com.
nunlty were present. Superintendent
Fred J. Parsons gave an interesting
report Of tho rating of the specia
school districts OF Delaware I'm foui
different branches. This report showed
the Claymont schools as being one o
tho foremost in Its standing.
Epworth League OF Mt. Plea san
IChurch meets ut tho home Of Mr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07
Best Cough Mixture
Is Home Made
Acts With Speed--Loosens the Phlegn,
Stops the Irritation and
Coughing Ceases
Fine For Chest Coldsf Too and is
Cheaply Made Mt Home.

When you can make. In two
minutes n world beating remedy that
acts directly on tho membrane and
often overnight couses stubborn
coughs and even hard chest
colds TO disappear. why trihc with
things that will probably disappoint7
Hawking and snuffling and also
soreness of the mucous membrane GO
and you will feel fine in almost no
time.
Just get ono ounce OF Parmint
double strength) add 10 II little
sugar and enough hot water 10 make
a half pint and you've got an mex
pensive remedy better than YOU can
buy ready mixed.
Its soothing. healing action on the
membrane is the reason so many peo-
pie Use II for Catarrh and acute nasal
colds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07

Harry Fluerer 10 recovering from
recent operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Fluerer and daughter. Ger
trude. Of Crisfield. Nd. are spending
the week hero with Mrs. Harry Fleur-
er.
Mrs. Elizabeth Newton Of Bridgcvilie
Is here visiting her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. j. Il. Eggert.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07
CONTEST TALKED OF,

Delaware City, April 7.--According
to. rumors circulating about town there
is n possibility of the result of the
municipal election held here last Tues
day being contested, It is alleged that
several ballots We're cast Illegally, and
may furnish grounds for the contest
As yet no definite steps In this d.
rection have been taken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07
EvElNG-wnMNGToN DELAWARE FRIDAY,

II there II no contest, the inaug-
uration Of Harry Rose and Thomas
Armstrong. who wsrs elected TO Coun-
ell to succeed James Husfelt and
Frank X. Irons. will take place In
the fro engine house next Tuesday
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07
Candidate for Senator.

William w. Moore Of Rising Sun n
a candidate for the Republican MONT
nation for state Senator from ths
Third Senatorial district Of Kent coun-
fty % succeed. Senator James r.
Allies Tr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-07

William II. Miller. At her homo on Pine
street.