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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
Fl partidO SOCiaiSta y Ia Federation Libre, reu-
nidOs aver en- asambIea aprObarOn una impOr
tan6Sima resolution en- COntestaG0n a Ia aprO-
bada pOr d partidO unionista
Los SOGdEas pOpOnen Oampnte, los Os pardN realization de
I'm entenddO para daOar Una pOa unfOme auedO nnbrar
una OmE0n que vaa Washington urOn dsgnad@ los SreS Santa
go IgISiT, PrudenCO Rivera Martinez Bolivar Pagan

tos etc. ellos habian tornado ell acuer
do de abogar "'por la reconstruction
del peraonal del gobierno'' (palabra3
textuales). Ell seflor Iglesias, de acuer
do con la intencion de nuestra pregun
ia, uuiso signifcar con su contestac1on
que deseaban que las cosas, a ese res
pecto, fueran nuevamente colocadas CO
mo en- su estado primitive.
La Resolution abarca otros asuntos
de caracter economico Y de interes ge
neral para las classes trabajadoras, asl
como ell envio de cab.egramas Wash
ington. con Ell prop6sito de contrarres-
tar Ell efecto que pudiera haber produ
cido la actitud asunlida por Ell partido
de la mayoria.
Una comisi6n compuesta de los seho
res Santiago Tg1esias, Prudencio Rivera
Martinez Bolivar Pagan fu6 designa
da por "a Asamblea para que fuera a
Washington a laborar por los intereses
del partido socialista de la Fedora
cion Libre. Ell viaje de esta comision
coincidira, probablemente, con Ell de Ia
Comisi6n Unionista, aun cuando la Ia
Dor de una de otra seran complete
mente diferentes.
Como nos informaran por Ia tarde
(Continda en- la Ga. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29

En- La residencia de- Senador y lider
maximo socialista, seflor Iglesias. So
llev6 a efecto en- el dia de aver una
irnportante reunion politica la que
asistieron, ell Comite Executive de Ia
Federation Libre, ell Comite Territorial
del Partido socialists ciento veinti-
seis representatives de todas las unio
mes de "a Federation y comit6s locales
del partido.
La Asambiea fue presidida por ell
senior Iglesias, y en- ella Sc discutio am
pliamente la situacion politico- -economi
ca del rais, ash como y este fue el
objeto principal de la Asamblea,- Ia
Resolution recientemente aprobada por
la Junta Central en- p.eno, del partido
utlionista, con asistencia de senadores
Y representatives.
Anoche sustuvimos una conversation
con ell seflor Iglesias. quien nos confir
mo la veracidad de los informes por
nosotros recogidos. references a la ce4
lebracion de Ia ,precitada reunion y nos
informo q. Sc acababa de aprobar una
RESOLUTION muy extensa, en- la cua, Sc
hacfan graves cargos al Partido de Ia
mayorfa, al cual parece que consideran
el principal responsible de esta critt
ca situacion politica. No obstante este,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
Ell SR. ALGERIA

FL Lcdo. joss s. Algeria, refri6ndo-
SO la mencionada carta, nos dijo 10
que sigue: }
F'La carta del gobernador Reilly,
solo demuestra cue fu6 innecesario e
injustifcado Ell proceder de la Union,
en- la pasada asamblea del IL de fe-
brero.
Ell Go5ernador vino acabar con los
independentistas, y ahora Sc dirige al
primer Partido independentista que Sc
funda...
va Sc We cono no es tan fiero el
leon. -.
Entire Ell Goberrador y nosotros no
hay entendido alguno, pero Mr.. Reilly
sabe que los hombres que defender ca
ra al sol sus idealss son dignos, por 10
menos, del mayor respeto.
Los que mantienen ideales no sienten
tenor por NADIA nj por nadie. -. Es en-
10 que Sc difsrencian de los que luchan
por conveniencias de momento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29

Con ell objeto de conocer ell criterio
del, L,cdo. Travieso, en- relacion con Ia
poslbilidad de que el pudiera formar
parte de la Comisi6n que ell part1do
Ylnionista Sc propone enviar Washing
ton. para reandar la campaiia contra el
Gobernador Reilly, un redactor nues-
tro 50 acerc6 al despacho del sr. Ira
vles0 ~ trat6 de conseguir de este que
le iiera SUI opinion acerca de esta cues
ton importantisirna, de la cual esta
pendiente la opinion pdblica del pals.
FL primer impulse del Sr. Travieso,
a. expresarle nuestro deseo, fu6 negar-
Sc rotundamente a hacer man1iosta-
ci6n alguna en- tai sentido, porque, Sc
gun aleg6 81, no guerra que su actitud
pudiera ser interpretada como que, de
una manera indirecta, tendia sugerlr
81 prop6sito por parte suya, de que 10
designaran 6l para desempefiar tan
delicada mission.
Gran esfuerzo tuvimos que hacer pa
ra convencer al Sr. Travieso de que
no debfa abrigar tai escrupulo, va que
10 que nosotros queriamos averiguar
era su opinion respecto a la forma en-
que debia actuar esa comisi6n, dadas
las presentes circunstancias
Despu6s de un extenso cambio de inn
presiones, ell Sr. Travieso nos explico
10 dificil de la situaci6n y la actitud
que debfa ser ast1mida. sup.icandonos
mantuvieramos sus manifestations en-
absolute confdencia, de modo que no
fnera 8 ser obstaculizada la labor que
todos ellos pudieran realizar en- Ell se-
no de- Juntas Central a este respec-
To-. y como insistieramos en- las condir
clones on que 81 iria a Washington. ca
SO de SIR nonbrado, ell sr. Travieso nos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29

en- dicha Resolution Sc consideran las
expre2iones Gel partido unionista en- el
sentido de que esta lleno de los msjo-
res deseos para poner salvo la situa
ci6n general del pals, y con este mott
vo Sc adopto en- dicha resolution Ell
acuerdo de invitar 2, unionistas y re-
publicanos a. q. conjuntamente con los
Socialistas, estudien un plan politico a.
ponga termino a esta discrepancia 20
Utica que durante tante tempo ha We
nido manteni6ndose latente en- perjui
clio de los intereses generates del pals.
Los socialistas proponen en- esa Reso
luci6n algunos medios para conseguir
ese propo ito, sin perjuicio de Que los
otros particles rropongan otros; 81 es
qre no aceptan los de ellos.
Respecto del respaldo al Gobernador,
fuimos informados de que, Ia Asamblea
acordo endo5ar la po14tica de- Gober
nador en- cuanto Sc refiere las 1ineas
generates de Ia misma Y los princi-
pios fundamentales que Ia misma en-
trafia. Preguntado el senior Iglesias por
nosotro3 81 la Asamblea habia respal
dado todas cada- una de las actuac1o
nes. del Gobernador, nos contesto que
en- crtanto a aquellas de caracter per
sonal. como destituciones, nombramien
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29

LoNDREs, setiembre 2s.-Informes
oficiales de Atenas dicen que tres ge
nerales revolucionarios Sc han hecho
cargo provisionalmente del gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
Ell sR. RIVERA zAYAs

Hemos tenido informes de que algu-
nos infuyentes miembros del partido
de la mayoria estan indicando ell nom-
Ire del Lcdo Rafael Rivera Zayas pa
ra que forme parte de esta nusva CO
mission que ha de i~ Washington
AIegan los que asi defender la can
didatura del notable jurisconsulto, que
ell Sr Rivera Zayas conoce perfecta.
mente ell ingles, es uno de los hombres
que han ocupado cargos de mas respon-
sabilidad en- la Administrator Insular,
y, por Iltimo, es ell que ha llevado casi
todos los recursos judiciales contra Ell
Gobernador, algunos de los cuales ha
ganado, como los mandamus" de Ho-
more Jim6nez Sicard6, podria por
tanto, mejor que nadie, desde e. punto
de vista juridico, plantear, con un per
fecto conocimiento de hechos, ante las
autoridades de Washington, los errores
y desaciertos q. Sc hayan podido come
ter por Il presente administration.
Existe la creencia de que Ell Sr. Ri
vera zayas sera designado y que Ell acep
tara en- benefcio de SUI partido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
Sc PREPARA UNA ,HJELGA
GENERAL EN- SUIZA

BERNA, setiembre 28.-Los obreros
estan preparando la huelga general.
El gobierno adopta grandes medidas
para evitarla.
Ell Presidente de la republica conver
SO anoche personalmente con los lide-
res del moviminto para lograr que ce-
sen las intrigas vuelvan los trabaja-
6ores . la normalidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
LA COMMUNICATION KEMALIs
Ia SEGUN LA We L0NDRES

LoNDRRS, setiembre 28.-El Gabi
nete Sc encuentra reunido para discu
tir la reciente nota de Mustafa Kema,
la que Sc considera aqui ambigua i'm
pertinente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
Sc PIDE AL EX REY CONS
TANTINO Y OTRoS MIEMBROS
DE LA jFAMILIA REAL QUE
3 SALGAN EN- SEGUIDA DE
/, GRECIA

ATENAS, setiembre 2s.-Los revolu
cionarios han dirigido una nota al rey
Constantine y los principes Andres
y Nicolas, coinunicandolos que aban
donen embellishments ell territorio
gfiego q de 10 contrario seran fusilados.
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DON EDUARDO E. vAzoUEz

Sc halla completamente restableci-
do de la dolencia que lie obligo a guar
dar CANA por espacio de 'veinte diaS,
nuestro estimado amigo ell conocido =
culto jovan don Eduardo Vazquez, So
clio y empIeado en- la empresa del, acre
ditado cine "Rialto''.
Nos aIegramos mucho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
Ell presente no nos asusta Nos alien
ia y nos sonrie ell porvenir.
1remos al porvenir sonrientes''.
Ell LCDO. FONT SUAREz

-IQue opina I'd. de la carta del Go
bernador al Presidente del Partido Ma
cionalista?- lie dijimos.
-Acabo de leerla en- Ell MUNDO-
nos contsst6- y, francamente, le digo,
que no me gusta nj un POGO. Tai pare.
ce que Ell sr. Reilly desea PASAR LA
MANO los nacionalistas, cogiendonos
de mingo, para hacer una carambola
con Ell partido unionista. Pero HAY
IEFENSAS QUE MATAN. Ell Gobier
nador Reilly es muy NAL abogado y re
sulta contraproducente su defensa. Co
mo nacionalista, no creo nj acapto de
fensas del enemigo encarnizado de los
derechos de mi pstria. Estan muy fres
cas-, para ser olvidados, sus atropellos
inauditos. Ese mismo sefior que atora,
en- un burdo juego infantil, dice respeI
tarnos, fu6 Ell que Ilamo TRAPO a nues
ira ensefia esta violando constanto-
mente las exiguas lbertades de que dis
frutamos
En- fin, de Reilly no quiero NADIA mas
que una cosa: que Sc vaya cuanto an
tes. y nos deje en- paz v. Tranquil
1os' diciendo ell joven abo-
gado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
PARQUE.
MANANA
Septiembre 80, 1922.
CARNE DE PRESIDIO

THOS. MEIGHAM.
Toda Dana caballero que asista
esa noche recibira un retrato de una
de las famosas estrellas Paramount
incluyendo Wallace Reid, Rodolfo
Valentino, Thos, Meigham, w. S.
Hart, Gloria Swanson, Dorothy
Dalton, Elsie Ferguson. Bebe Da-
niels, May Mac Avoy Y otras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
La carta del Cob. E. Montgomery
Rely al partidO Nacionahsta, es
ObjetO de distintos concentrates
Esta solo demuestra que fue innecesaria la ac-
titud de la Union en- su asamblea de Feb. IL

A prop6sito de la carta dirigida al
Jefe del Partido Nacionalsta, sr. ].
Coll Cuchi, por el gobernador Reilly,
hemos recogido las siguientes opinio-
nes, de dos de los mas caracterizados
elementos del referido movimiento po
htico:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
MR.. GEORGE WILLARD

Procedente de Estados Unidos don
Ee pas6 una breye temporada ha nega-
co San Juan, nuestro estimado ami
go Ell sehor George Willard uno de los
jefes de Ia firma ''Behn Brothers Co..
de esta plaza.
Ell sefior Willard ss ademas uno de
los miembros mas prominentes de la
Colonia francesa, donde goza de gene
rales simpatias.
Nos completeness en- enviarle nues-
tro cordial saludo de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-29
E Sr. Travieso, de If en- la Co.
mission del Partido, 10 hara 81 leva
grandes probabiidades de 6xitO
Sc inGca al LcdO. Rivera Zayas como un buen
candidate para fOrmar parte de la cOmisi6n

repiti6 que no queria discutir este, pues
Ell no saba NADIA respecto la selection
de su persona para integrar la comisi6n:
pero nos declare que, en- o. case de que
Ell fuera designado como miembro de
la misma, serviria gustoso a su parti-
do, como 10 habia hecho en- otras oca
stones, aun cuando para hacerlo, ten
dria que ir esa Comisi6n, en- condicio-
mes tales, que antes de embarcar lleva-
ra "a mayor cantidad de probabilida
des de exitp.
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NEW BOARDWALK
At OCEAN CITY
New Jersey Resort Spends Over
100000 on I'M
provements.

Ocean city. ~. j.. April 13.-Im-
provements. costing upwards OF ST.
500. 900, have been made within the
last year. The main portion of the
boardwalk extending south TO Eighth
street, has been rebuilt and moved
closer to the ocean and IL nanked by
imposing now stores, amusement con
SESSIONS and business houses. The
balance Of the walk has been re-
decked. Many Of the hotels. now open
have undergone extensive alterations
during the winter. Cottages. stores
and apartment houses have been
erected in every section OF the resort
The influx OF visitors for tho Faster
period Ii now on and indications
point TO larger holiday this year
than ever before In the experience OF
tho resort Spring and summer rent
ais Of cottages ana apartments are
far in excess OF any preceding year.
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Just minute of your time TO tell
80 600 people what you want-Every
Evening classified ads do the rect
A4x
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DEATHS.

nTGA\ In this city. on April II 1922
lane wife of Patrick DuGan
Relatives aud friends are in Vited 10 At
tend the funeral from her late residence
5o2 New Castlr avenue. CA Monday
morning ~ o - clock Requiem mass a.
- Mary Church. interment ~ q thedr raj
cemetery Please omit flowers
HOlTON Gloucester y ! on Aprtr
-. 1922 David Hol'on a yei ~ years
u ClativcS and friends arr invited 10 at
tend the funeral services at Chaudl cr :
funeral parlOrs Delaware avenue and
Jefferson strcrt on saturday afternoon
minston & RraHdvwtnc cemetery
LONElESS NJ Baldton near New Castle
Del ON April - 1922 sarah May in.
FAINT daughter OF Mary T. Windsor and
Harry A LovCless aged = months
tend the funeral services az the residence
OF her parents ON saturday afternoon
April Is at O'Clock lnterment al
Gleb- cemetery.
LErTH-on April 10. 1922. Gcors. W.
i,~ith, Ased SO years
Relatives, friends members OF q. II. G.
b Of X. r. and l.. o. NJ Are invited %
attend the funeral services at his late
residence. isOs Claymort street. on sat
urday afternoon, April IS. at 30 o clock
lnterment at Riverview cemetery
lNNAM--on April 10. 1922. Marsen,
h. Lyman.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 a.
tcud the funeral services At the residenc,
OF her brother. pcnrOse lyman New
port Del on Friday afternoon. April II
VI O'Clock lnterment al st James l.
u cemetery. Newport Omit howers
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New Orleans. during tho week Of
April %.
Ardent Mason and Good Fellow.


William J. Highneld has been for
years ono OF tho most active and earn
est members OF the Masonic craft In
tho Delaware Jurisdiction. He In q
past master OF Corinthian Lodge. No.
20, A. II. and A. NJ. lie is u member
of st. Johns Chapter. No. 4. r.. A. M.
Eminent Commander OF ST. Johns
| Commandery. I.u Lu Temple. Della
ware Consistory, Brnndywino Forest,
Tall Cedars OF Lebanon and ~ u Past
Grand Master Of tho Grand Lodge OF
Delaware. He also holds tho distinc-
ton OF being ono OF the few Thirty
Third Degree Masons IN Delaware.
Mr.. Highfleld Is man OF charming
personality. He has the faculty oi
|making and holding friends not only
in business. but in civic and social life
failing belief In democracy among men
All his life Mr.. Highfeld has been nj
ardent and active Republican. Ill
lactivity resulted In his being nominal
ed for city treasurer I'm 1915. He wa
elected by the largest majority eve
lgiven TO any candidate for any oilc
In the city OF Wilmington up to tina
time. He held that position two years
He was not candidate for reelection
For fifteen years he has been "A mem
her OF the Young Mems Republican
Club OF this city. Before the last Re
. publican state Convention he wa
mentioned prominently for the nomi
nation for governor.
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DR.. TEACHERS CASE
UP TO CITY SOLICITOR
Physician Contends He Re-
ported du Pont Boys H.
ness in Proper Time.

PHILADELPHIA, April 13.--Formol re-
quest was made by Director Furbush
TO city Solicitor Smyih yesterday TO
take up the record In tho case against
Or. q. II. Thatcher OF zoos Chestnut
street, charged with not promptly re-
porting the case OF Alexie du Pont, IL
years old OF 1924 Spruce street. who
died of dIphtheria. Tho minutes Of
the meeting OF tho Board OF Health on
Tuesday, To which Dr. Thachcr was
summoned. accompanied the recom-
mendatlon for prosecution and the
city Solicitor has the matter under
consideration. The report that the
doctor refused to administer diphtherla
anti-toxln Is not subject Of prose-
cutlon
Drector Furbush eaid tho proceed
| irgs would not be given any spec
| tacular aspect and that the case rest
cd with the chys legal adviser ne to
what action should be taken. The
usual method is 10 summon 10 n po-
| lice court the physician accused oi
falling TO report a contagious disease
| within as hours after he reaches q
diagnosis. Tho penalty provided bJ
the statute covering euch negligence
on the part of n physician ts fine o.
not less than $40 or more than 500
Or thirty days IN prison, or both fn'
and imprisonment, In the discretion
OF the court.
Dr. Thatcher. who is represented b.
former Mayor John Weaver, supple
mented his statement OF Tuesday say
lng:t
II did report tho case OF tho IL
Pont boy in conformity with the law
"As a matter of fact. reporte
within "a hours after made tn
diagnosis that the case was dlphtheria
AZ 10 my reasons for not administer
| ing nnii-foxin I ahan reserve m
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Homemade, but Has No
Equal for Coughs
Makes . family supply ~ really
dependable cough medicine. Eas-
lily prepared, and saver about ~.

II you have q severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness,
throat tickle, hoarscness, or difficult
breathing, or il your child wakes up
during the night with Group and you
want quick help, try this reliable old
home made cough remedy. Any drug
gist can supply you with 2M ounces
OF Pinex. Pour this into pint bottle
and fiji the bottle with plain grapu-
lated sugar syrup. Or you can use
syrup, instead OF sugar syrup, if
really remarkable cough remedy. 1t
tastes good, and IN spite OF its low
cost, il can be depended upon TO give
quick and lasting relief
You can feel this take hold Of =
cough in wsy that means business.
IT loosens and raises the phlegm
stops throat tickle and sOOthes and
heals the irritated membranes that
line the throat and bronchial tubes
with such promptness, ease and GER
tsinty that IL is really astonishing
Pinex ia special and highly con
eentrated compound Of genuine Nor.
way pine extract, and Is probably the
beat known means of overcoming
severe coughs, throat and chest colds
There are many worthless lmita
tions Of this mixture. To avoid dis
appointment, ask for "2is ounces OF
Pinex" with full directions and don't
sccept ANYTHING else. Guaranteed e
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.
/ TT. Wayne. Ind.
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Why Suffer
With Piles


Yes. Pyramid Pile Suppositories
IRE simply wonderful TO ease pain.
relieve itching. allay that aggra-
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ANNUAL BANQUET OF
CITY ENDEAvORERS
e. p. Gates, c. N. Wright and
Or. Webb to Address Gather
ing Monday Night.

One OF the biggest Christian En-
deavor events OF the season will be
banquet and rally In West Presby-
terrain Church next Monday Evening.
Il Will be the annual banquet or the
Wilmington Christian Endeavor Union
and win be served at 6.s0 by the West
Christian Endcavor Society. The
speakers will include f. l.. Gates. gen
eral secretary Of the United Society
OF Christian Endeavor, Boston; Car
ron NJ. Wright. neld secretary for
Maryland and Delaware, and Rev
Aqullla Webb. pastor OF First-Central
Presbyterian Church.
The rally will be held IN the church
auditorium at 5 O'Clock. 10 which all
who are interested ia Christian En-
dcavor work In Delaware are cordially
invited
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TELLS OF OXFORD.
Frank Aydelotte Describes Education
al system There.

Frank Aydelotte. president OF
Swarthmore College. described tho ed
ucatlonal system W oxford college.
England. OF which he is a graduate.
az meeting in the Friends Meeting
House. Tenth and Harrison streets.
last night.
DIR. Aydelotte was student AT on
ford at the Same time that Charles
W. Bush. the first Rhodes scholar
from Delaware was student there.
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Additional death notices rcccivcd too late
SCR this cotsDs viii he foGnc on Financial
fAce
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the Postofrice authorities 20 determine
Just how much. II any, the postcard
notifying the board 81 the On Pom
case may have been delayed in ths
mails. This information will he VIII
the material which will be handed 0Vet
10 the city solicitor.
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statement until the proper time"
Or. A. A. Cairns. chief medical in
spcctor OF the Board OF Health, said
Or. Thacher had made IA poor argu-
nent' In defense OF his refusal TO use
nntI-toxIn In the du Pont case. He said
pr. Thachcr, who follows the honeo-
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pathic school Of practice. Is not sup
ported by his fcllow-pra ,itionera In OPP
position TO anti-toxin. lie denied That
the charges were the result Of the old
differences between the schools ~
allopa1hy and homeopathy
The Board 81 Health has gone 20
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Oyster supper.

The Ladies' Guild OF Grace p Il
Church. TalleyvIlle will give al
oyster supper next Thursday evening
April 90. in Tallcyville Hall. Oyster,
in all styles. cakes, candy and ict
cream Will he for sale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-13
JEWISH PASSOVER.
Being Observed In Wilmington With
Due Solemnity.

The Jewish passover. commemorate
Ing the release W the Israelites from
bondage IN Egypt more than 5000
years ago la being observed through
out the city. The celebration com
menced NJ shutdown and will continue
Yer eight days. Sedars. or suppers
are the chief features.
Special services are being held IN
the synarogues.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17
ANOTHER sTEP-FATHER
HUNTING YOUNG MISS

Frank C. Capper, who lives about
ten miles from Atlanta on the Decatur
raid, reached here Yesterday morning
in search of Antioneete Wilson, six
teen Year old step-daughter, who he
says left home ten days ago and he
believes is enroute to Florida. He says
the girl had no cause to l4ve her
mother and he seems verY Yanxious
to locate her He has inform Ition that
the little miss spent day u two here
as letter was received by Ne of her
chums at home which bore thABruns-
wick postmark. He is the girls step
father and says her mother Is pros
trated.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17
WEATHER FORECAST
AND CONDITIONS

Locally: Probably rain; moderate to
fresh easterly winds. Conditions else
where: Cloudiness and local rains
prevail in the Atlantic and east Gulf
states and snow fiurries in the north
west continues. 1t is colder in the
eastern and Northwestern and warm
er in the central western states. High
pressure areas are created over Penn
sylvania and Montana. With lowest
pressure over the upper lakes and
New Mexico.