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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
WILLIAM DU POINT
RESIGNS AS HEAD
OF DEL. TRUST Co
Charles w. Mills Chosen Presi.
dent to Succeed Him at a
Meeting Today.
CHANGE EFFECTIVE AT ONCE

Al special meeting Of the board
~ dirertors of the Delaware Trust Co.
this morning. William du pont ten
dercd his resignation as president and
same was accepted by rhe adoption
~ the following resolution;
Resolved. That the resignation os
WILLIAM du rout as president ~ this
company be accepted at his special
Request. - take effect Immediately
AID in N'o~ g hiv three years OF cf-
feCt!Ve service TO the company in
bringing % TO its present fine Condi-
llon and high standing. he {; resolv-
ed further that this action is taken
with great regret and with hearty ap-
prec. .a'ion Of the service he has 81
ably rendered"
charles W. Mills was elected presi
dent to succeed Mr.. du Pont.
Mr.. Mills IN n graduate Of Yale Tni.
versity. and was active In athletics
while in college. both on the football
team and IN. Yale crew. After he left
college he located i'm Colorado and
Was engaged In mining there for som,
years. Later he returned TO pennsyl
vania- where he has been engaged ir
coal mining ever since. From 1907 q
1912 he was secretary and commits
s'orer OF the Bituninous Coal Opcr.
stors Association. which position gav.
him 20 serve with the late Hon. Seth
hles. On account OF this experieDc<
FORMER President Wilson appoin.es
him serve with the late Hon. Seti
Low on the Colorado Coal Strike Com
mission. and he afterwards served a.
arbitrator in the kanawha and Cabir
Crock strikes In West Virginia. als,
as Conciliator in the Westinghous
and garment workers strikes in New
| York City. As close student 81 eco
nomic conditions he became Quit
successful I'm the settlement ~ labo
disputes. hut found this interfere,
with his own business 10 such an eN
tent that ne was obliged 10 give !
up lie is one ~ the largest stock
holders of the Franklin Trust co. a
! Philadelphia and a director of sam
! FOR many years. For the past thre
years he has been devoting most /,
his time 90 the winding up of the sf
fairs ~ Nemours Trading Corporation
IN New York. lie comes 10 the Della
ware Trust co. with a wide and ex
tens!ve business and banking expert
ence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
FIVE BIG RAILROADS
|. WAIT ASSENT TO MERGE
Will be Known as Now York.
Chicago and ST. Louis Co..
Stockholders Favor Move.
.y As.ocist,n Pres. % Ev.ry Ev.ninz.

BY Associated Press % Every Evening.
Cleveland. Dsc. 2a--Oniy the ap-
proval - the Interstate Commerce
Commission and stockholders ~ the
New York. Chicago and 81. Louis. the
r ledo. 81. Louis and Western. ne
Lake Ere and Western. the Fort
Wayne. Cincinnati and louisville
and 'he Chicago and state Ire .s
necessary today for the consolidation
% these railroads into one az the larg-
cst rail- systems cas-; 90 he M-sss-
sippi river
Cuifcation - me ralroads all %
which are operated and controlled by
me o. =. and ". =. VanSwer.rgen iR-
;erests of this city. was agreed upon
BY directors 4 ;he five companies here
today.
Meetings of stockholders 20 vote m
the proposition have been called for
early n March.
After Consolidation. he system VI.
b. known as the New York. Chicago
and 81. Louis Nickel Plate) RaAroad
II Will have A total mileage of .695
and an authorized capitalization Of
Sl05. 800 00o. which equals The present
authorized capital stock 0f the five
constituent companies.
Tho combined assets 81 the Eve con-
+ stitueut companies as u September
4 80 ,asi -ctai s20s 22s 800.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
.DR. NIXON IS NAMED
WITH a. OTHERS IN
ABDUCTION CASES
Two OF White Robed Gang Said
TO Have Confessed, Naming
Alleged Murderers.
VICTIMS BADLY TORTURED
ny Associated Press TO Every rv.nin


New Orleane. Dec. 2a-Dr. B "
Mckoin. former Mayor Of Mer TlaHge.
now under arrest IN Baltimore. ia re-
ported 10 he named as n member 81
the hooded mob that lgfdnappe n nd Kill
ed Watt Daniels and T.. =. Richards in
confesslons ssid 20 have baen made
yesterday by two members OF the mob
These alleged confessions were turn
cd over 70 Attorney General Coco
by A. v. Farland and three Depart
ment OF Justice agente. who have made
a thorough Investigation Of the kid
mapping and killing OF the mon snd
who subsequently brought about tho
recovery of the bodies
n wan learned from an authoritative
source that In tho two signed confee
siona. made by members Of the mob
that killed Danlele ana Richards. tho
name Of Dr. McKolu ls mentioned eev-
eral timee The same confeaslona alec
are reported 20 mention r. =. Rurnef.
arrested at Spyker. Ia. week ago
and held under guard ~ tho militia
In the Morehouse parish jail ~ R7e'.
rop.
Just how the signed confessions we're
obtained could not be ascerta med The
two confessions name a. mon ~ More
house parish 40 members - tho moi
/ that Killed Tho two men The mon VIII,
confessed have been promised inn
munity. ana two suepects already sri
hold. Forty-one others rsrnaln 20 d.
| taken into custody
! Tho agents lot no one know tho,
had tho confessions except Goveruo,
/ Parker. who. - was said Yesterday
had been Informed some time ar,
that they had been obtained A. ~,
conference held here YESTERDAY b.,
asked that they be produced and Mr.
Farland turned them over N A.
torney-Goneral COco
Other confessions have been nrorn
ised the Department ~ Justice agent
told those NJ tho conference. % is 20
lieved the Federal agents called nor
Tor the conference will return 10 Ne
Rouge and Bastrop with all haste 81
as 10 stop anyone from interferinl
with the men who have agreed 10 con
fess.
Continued on page 9
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
MRS. M M'CORM|CK MUM
|. ON MARRIAGE TO KRENN
Nobody's Business. She Says Of
Report That She is to
Wed Protege.

Chicago. Dec. o9-In the face ~
numerous reports that Mrs. Edith
Rockefeller Mccormick. divorced A
year ago from Harold T. McCorm.ck.
chairman oC the board of directors q
the International Harvester Company.
expected 20 marry Edward Krenn,
SWISS architect. Mrs. Mccormick re-
fused last night 70 co-frm or deny
;he reports.
Nj now, or ever. she sad when
asked 90 make a statement. Whom
1 marry IS nobody's business but nay
own" Krenn also refused 90 he inter
viewed.
Mrs. Mccormick. daughter % John
d Rockefeller. was divorced a year
ago from Harold r. Mccormick IN
charger OF desertiOn. the entire pro-
ceeding consuming barely fifty min
utes and being one of the shortest on
record. The decree was uttered on
DecembeCs29. 1921. and under Illinois
law neither o. the principals could
marry within a year.
Mr Mccormick later married Gamma
Wi,ska. Polish prima docno in Paris
and the couple are now reported COM
/ ing back 10 Chicago. where a SECOND
ceremony IS reported 20 be contem-
I plated.
Mrs. Mccormick retained krenn a.
architect TO plan the geological gardeni
which she has given 20 Chicago. Tn
couple have appeared together fre
quently in public here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
FIVE PRISONERS
GIVEN 75 LASHES
AS PART PENALTY
Ten Pleaded Guilty to Various
Offences When Arraigned in
Court Today.
TO BE WHIPPED TOMORROW

Five OF the ten prisoners who
pleaded guilty at the plead guilty
day" session of Court q, General
Sessions today before Judge Rice, re-
ceived lashes as part OF their SEN
ience. total OF 20 being given in
sentences. one defendant 10 receive
40.
Lawrence Gaines. Negro. j. the de-
fendant sentenced 20 he whipped with
40 lashes, 20 tomorrow and 20 or
January 6. lie was also sentenced 20
three and one-haf years imprison-
ment He pleaded guilty 70 two
charges OF treaking and entering the
homes OF his father and brother
Martin Cottingham. white. was sen
,enced 20 receive five lashes and Il
months Imprisonment. Other de-
PENDANTS 10 be whipped are: John
Lee. Negro. FIVE lashes: Jackson
Montgomery. five lashes; Charles
Palmer. Negro. 20 lashes
Instructed by Judge Rice as 10 just
what constitutes breaking and enter.
! ing. Charles Palmer. Negro. after en-
tering plea Of not guilty. decided
that he was guilty Of the charge OF
breaking and entering against hin
and so changed his plea. 81 didnr
break into the place" ne said. "Ths
window was already open and ] JUS
"a .sed !t. went In the house and tool
| the graphaphone." The court explain.
ed 90 him that even that act made
him guilty Of a charge OF breaking
and entering. Charles was charged
with breaking into the home of MARY
Murray. In Logan street. and steal
ing and subsequently pawning
|! phonogsaph. which had once befOr,
been stolen in a like manner but re
covered. The Negro said that he re
ceived s. on the machine. speilin,
/ $50 OF - for a pair OF shoes and 81
cents for a meal. Judge Rice sen
fenced Palmer 10 be whipped will
GOnil6aAd en- paxs l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
CHILDREN and BLIND WOMAN
SAVED FROM FIRE WHICH BURNED
4l9 FRENCH ST. EARLY TODAY
Garage Building Wrecked by Blaze Supposed to Have
Been Started by an hcendiay Loss May Reach
$4,000; Automobiles and Furniture in Storage DAM
aged; Firemen Save Nearby Property.

An earl, morning fre at te-si
fferrh street. owned hy the Traynor
estate. and occupied by Thomas Joyce
ss garage and warehouse. believed
hN The authorities 20 be of an incen-
diary origin. impsrlled the lives 81
.isht persons and caused fire loss
~ between $4,000 and $4,000
Furniture etored in the second story
wsreroom by private individuals was
DESTROYED. with n loss not Vet aset
tsined Failing = prey to the flames
VAS much valuable furniture belong
lns 90 Mrs Clarence Rc,denkopf. Two
automobiles. one Davis Sven pas
s.nser touring car. belonging 90 Mrs
Joyce. and the other the property oi
John Rudolph were damaged to th,
.stent ~ $500. I'm the garag. ou
the sround four were stored six other
valuable automobiles These car.
eHaped with slight damage.
The nre was discovered ~ ilC
ovlovk hv Policeman Riley Ar
alarm was struck from box "a. at FlCth
and French streets Upon the .arriva
~ Engine Companies Nos . and
ana Tru,k Company No .. the blaz,
had rained such headway that Deputy
chief nonnhoc struck - second alarm
summoninr Engine Companies Nos I
y and Truck Company No I Chiei
William =. Luta. assisted by Assist.
ant chiefs Tazevell and Crockett and
Deputy chief Donohoe supervised tho
nrenshtns
Upon the arrival ~ tho compa nie,
ln response 90 the second alarm. tn.
IRE spread So rapidly a. 10 endanger
surrounding property. Attention wa
directed 90 tho home of Catherin.
Hutchinson. coiored. ~ ga French
Continued On page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
CIGARETTES SELL FOR
MILLION RuBLES EACH

Press 20 Every Evening.
Moscow. Dec. 29.-American-
made cigarettes now are on sale
in the streets of Moscow for
about one million soviet rubles
each.
The BolsheVik ruble has been
tiuctuating 10 such an extent
lately that Il has been a COM
mon occurrence for dealers TO
boost many articles billions OF
rubles overnight.
one day the ruble dropped 90
thirty-five million TO the dollar,
and two days hter fiopped back
again to 100000 to the dollar.
where il remained stabilized"
for several weeks During that
period the street car fare on the
Moscow trans was INCREASED
in one Jump from 100000 rublcs
20 1000 600 for a single ride.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
TOPK|S STORE SOLD,
CLUCK BROTHERS &
GROSS PURCHASERS
New Owners Are in Nero antile
Business in Philadelphia and
Elsewhere.
TAKE HOLD HERE JANUARY 2

Ate many wears % faithful, ser
wee o. tho huvins public % Whining
ton. Char.e~ ana William Topke. pro
rristor. of the Topss department
store. sis-s2o Market street. have dis
posed - thes interes; IN the bushes,
ana VII leave this CITY shorty on
pleasure trips
Ths purchasers of the business are
Guck Brothers a Gross This Arm r.
opsrstins stores al Tho pro~ent tine in
Philadelphia. Fasr.i, and sharon. Pa
The ss's was negotiated about s.x
week. aso and the business will
change hand. with me rev wear. the
new rropriefcrs taking charge or
January The sac price hs@ no:
bssn disclosed
70 - understood tho policy - n,
store vii remain tho same L vii
continue 90 b. known ~ The Topks
store The new owners - Is said
vi add ssvera DEPARTMENTS 20 n,
business within = short time Tn.
Giuck hrothers VII have charge q, IN.
loca' sior.
The business was started twenty.
nine y.sne sso by the mother O.
Charles ana william Topkls. Mrs
Rcss ropsis. IN the front room % nee
home ~ 4if kins stree; The noor
spsce was - by 2b feet The mothe,
eiei . few vears after ss;ah. ishing th'
Ntts business. and tho store vas thsr
conducted hy the two sons
Continuing N. policy OF their
mother that % efficient and courteou,
s.rvic. no 'wo hove gradually de-
veior-d their business adding new de
rsrtments from time % time. FINAL,
fss tim. came when ths!r origina
sfofs became inadequate for IN.
CROWNS demands ~ the hu.,. ness. anS
ar sd,oinlns property was acquired
A. time wen, on. and fne buSines,
continued O. expand +. was foun,
nec~sarv 90 purchase sddlt4ona
pfcrertiss. until az the present time
tho store has grown from little one
room place facing on King stree. 20 A.,
thr.s-story building covering con
siderable ground The present store .
hui'' on IN, propertle. a. 4ls-4lS-s2
Msrssi street. si3-sl7 King street an
and 10 Eas; rifth stree
william Topsis and MS family VI
leave IN eho-' time Sor a trlp Z
Europ. and Palestine. He VIII leav
IN about on. month. and. 10 q sa.s
nts "Trip - % - mad. msely %
pl@sur. Charles Topkis will l.av
~ en- .erly date fc- ,he South ~
mairlus ther. FOR some time Bot
hro,h.rs vii continue 20 ma.ntsi
heir homes in wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
JOHNSON ATTACKS
|. BORAH CONFERENCE
PLAN IN THE SENATE
Administration Leaders Arrange
for Final Roll Call on Amend
ment Late Today.
EXPECT TO KILL IT THEN
by Associated Press to Every Evenins

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. Dec. "a vote beforr
night on the Borsh proposal for
world economic conference which In
opposed by the administration. was
sought by Senate leaders today while
the third days debate on the project
proceeded with increasing fury As
"irreconcilable" colleagues OF Senator
Borah hurled hrosdsides az his plan
a.. embodied in an amendment 70 the
naval appropriation bin tho Republi-
can managers negotiated quietly for
a roll call before adjournment and a
recess over New Years Day
Senator Johnson. Republican. Cali
fornia. who fought shoulder 10
shoulder with Senator Borah against
the League OF Nations. opened today :
forensic battle with a two-fis;ed at
tack on the conference plan.
The proposal said Senator johnson,
was worse than the League and more
likely 10 "embroil US I'm European con-
troversies and finally make the United
States. after $50 years. a part OF the
European system" He added that
such conference would "jeopardizc
our future"
II am against H." said Senator
Johnson. FOR precisely the reasons
was against taking the United States
| into the League OF Nations. am
against II because In my opinion il
will do exactly what. thus far. we have
declined 10 do | am against Il be
cause in even greater degree. and with
| less safeguards than the League oi
Nations gave TO US, II will embroi
us in European controversies. and
"nally make the United States after g
hundred and fifty years, a part Of IN,
European system"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
AHBUCKIR MIST WAIT
AWHILE. SAYS HAYS

Associated prers 20 Every Evening.
Kansas city. Dec. z9.-WJE
". Hays. motion pictWe chief.
declared In an sddrcss o. the
Women's club. ~ this city. last
evening that Roscoe (Fa,tyb
hrbuckle probably would not
appear soon In any motion pic
ture. but would be given an op-
portunlty to direct nim produc-
tions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
HAYS WARNS ON ARRAY|NG CLASS AGAINST
CLASS, AN|MOS|TY OR RELIGIOUS PREJUDICE
Give Every Man His Equality and Require From Him His Full
Share Of Accountability Advises the
Napoleon Of Movies
lBy Associated Press to Every Evening

Kansas city. Mo, Dec. 29-The
spirit OF America must not tolerate
an array OF class against class. sec
tional animosity or religious prejudice.
VIII IA. Hays. director general Of the
motion picture industry, declared at q
banquet OF the Phi Delta Theta Fra
ternity convention here last night.
Guard against this as you would
guard against a pestilence.' he ad-
monished. THE country has no
greater enemy than one who would
thus divide he country against itself
Mere agitation and mere motion are
not snouSh- Ias y.clous circle y p0l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
CCRZON TO CONFER WITH
PREMIER on NEAR EAST

Gy Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Lausanne. Dec. 29-Maruuis cur
zon. ne British foreign secretary. and
head OF the British delegation 10 ~
Near East peace conferences. plans =
leave Sunday for Paris. where he wal
remain until Tuesday for the pgrpOs.
% conferr1ng With Prime Minister
Bonsr Law IN rekard 20 the Near
Eastern situation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

the straightest distance between
honest effort and highest reward Re
member that one man is better than
another only when he behaves himself
better.
Give every we'll behaved man his
equality, and require from him his
full share OF accountability.
Charles Macauley of Detroit was
elected president OF the fraternity.
Other officers elected included; John
j. Tigert Washington. secretary;
Thomas \. Davis. Goshen. Ind. re-
porter. and Robert f. Haas, Allentown,
Pa. historian
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
GREEH ARMY MOVES;
ATHENS SCENTS VAR

london Dsc 2s-A r Snatch .a -r.
Daily Express from Athens saws -le
entire Greek Army - moving toward
Thrsce. var beng eonsldered new
table In view - tns deadlock reached
~ the Near East conference of I.su-
Same.
The dispstch adds that former Pee
ni~r N-nizelo& tel~gra phed the rsro-
iutionary government from Lsusanns
advising % % send reinsorcemeu's -
tho Threcean front and asking n h,
informed =, he number az tronps
there. 4 meeting ot the Cab.ne. fo.-
lowed and the army moved
The reservsts of the 1920 and 1929
classes. the dispatch continues. have
been called 90 the cdlors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
hobo" MAY BE BERGOOll.
Man Arrested in Florida Today
Thought to be Philadelphia
Draft Dodger.
Ey Associated Press to Every Evening.

TaHahas sse. Fla. De-. 29.-Picked
from a train as a hobo. police today
are holding a man believed 10 be
Grover Cleveland Bergdoli. the Phila-
delphia draft dodger. The man gave
his name as Bill Jones and his home
as Erie. Pa.
Police sent finger prints to wash
ington today and will hold the man
until an investigation is made.
Bergdoll was reported recently TO
have left Germany in an attempt To
enter the United states
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
Libexty Bond Quotations.

BY Associated Fress 20 Every Evening.
New York. Dec. 29-Liberty bond
quotations az p. m: 3g's. l0l.00:
first as, $3.50: second 4'.'s. 1884:
chird t.'s. 9sSS: fourth 4L's. $3.50:
Victory 4%'s. unca'led. lOo.S6. L. :.
Treasury 4t's. $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
LATE NEWS FLASHES.

Ey Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. Dec. e9-Prs-idsnt
Hard.ngs engagements -oday .1clud-
cd an appointment with Prince Celas.o
Caetani. the rev Italian Ambassador.
wnO VIII present as credentials
Chicago. Dec. c9-Waiam T. TUdea.
national tennis champion. = a serl4.
Of matches here January . and wlll
make his frst public appearance sincs
ne underwent an operation rhat co-S
him part 90 a finger on Is serving
hand. 90 was announced today.
Spar.an6u-g. s. g.. Dec. % -stoo5z-
holders of Clifton Manufactur- x
Company nave endorsed ne -ecom-
mendat.0n Of the board - directors >
declare a. stock dividend ~ - 0er
cent and q cish ssmi-ann IA dividend
90 s per cent. This acton will -
crease ,le capita. STOCK from s3.000.-
600 20 S2.50o.00O.
Rome. Dec. c9.-An earthquake -vas
seit AZ Avezzano. IN the province 2
AQuila. at IS o'clock this afternoon.
according % q message -eceived here.
No damage vas reported.
Washing ton. Dec. 29.-Ba.,h4ss- =.
Meyer became chairman ot he Intar-
state Commerce Comm ,ss.0n TO-DAY elr
a term Of one year. He Vas appo. I'D
to The comm ss.ou from W sc0ls.1 ~
Presideu- Taft and assumes the cnas--
maush.D oy rotation on a 1lsls Z
seniority iu service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
NEW YORK.NRw ENGLAND
ARE BURIED IN SNOW
Associated Press to Every Evening.

Washington. Dec. 2o.-The
storm that has been sweeping
tho Middle and North Atlantic
coast was reported today by
tho Weather Bureau 20 be CEN
tered cast on Cape Cod and
moving east. northeas,ward.
Heavy snowfalls In portions
Of New England and New York
also were reported: 20 inches
Of snow has fallen at Portland.
Me.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

PLAY house Tiger LILY.
Garrick The BroEen WINK
Aidine-A sudeyille and pictures
Majestic Heroes ~ the stree, "
Arcadia -- Camille.
Oueen-"ro Have and - Hold.
savoy Her Only Way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
trur. FORMER BREWER DEAD,
D, inc She, TO Death In ~. Louis OF.

O., Associated pr.ss 10 Every Evening.
g. Louis n~c. 2s.-Wlllam !
iemp. former brewer. today was
found snot % death IN ME Office here
A 'evolver wa< found nearby
Police expressed the A@.ie' he had
rummItt~d sulcid, HIS father and a
HH'Fr we're suicides
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
GALE HITS SHIP OFF CAPE.
Coast Guard Hurrying to. Res.
cue Of Boston, Norfolk Boat
and Crew OF AZ.
by Associated Press to Every Evening.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Dec. 29.-The steamer
Hunmotor. from Bo~ton for Norfolk
was watcrlogxed and in distre~s today
In a terrific gale OF Cape May. radio
messages picked up here said. Her no
sltion was given as 60 miles south
ives, Of Five Fathom Bank light.
Coast guard cutters from Cape May
put out to her aasls,ance.
The Munmotor IL "A 81 ,cl motor ship
owncl by tho United States Shipping
Board. She was formerly called the
Courtois and was built in Ecorse.
Mich. Tho Munmptor In OF 1885 tons
displacement and has been In the
coaetwise frelRhtlng trade.
Cape May. y. J.. Dec. 2e.-Vadio
messages received here today from the
steel motor ship Munmotor. reported y
bad list to starboarj. due TO being
waterlogged. The coast guard cutter
kickapOo has gone Ia her assistance
II IL understood the Munmotor has
on board crew of forty-two.
A radio me<sage from tn. Munmo-
tors skipper 90 the offices OF the Mum
son Line. operators Of the vessel, said
she had righted hersclf aev-ral de
grees. and that ne hoped he would he
able to bring her through the storm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
Letters on nm E<tnte.

Register OF Wills Isaac n. Brown
1as granted letters testamentary on
the estate OF Jennie $ Massey to
Frank H. Massey
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
weather Forecast

BY Associated Iress 20 Every Evening.
Washington. Dee ~ weather fore
cast for Delaware.
Fair tonight. saturday increasing cioudi-
ness with rising temperature. dimini shlns
north and northwest winds. becoming
eaSterly Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29
WARSH|PS' RECA[L5
WARNING TO TURKEY,
IS LONDON'S VIEW
Mosul and capituIations iva
Insurmountable Stumbling
Blocks 70 Peace.
OIL IS THE GREATER ISSUE
nv Associated Press 70 Every Evening

rnrdo, Deo % .rb. b,s,v ,s,y-,
Of the Rri,isb noet 20. rorsiaoer,on',
from Malta a,f~arss vide attention
here Nothing d. forthcoming from
ofU1i,r sol,r,ec o., crofsi, Tho mas.
b,if .bo obyio.,s sse,,ro-,.,,,, ma f. :
connected win the urooror,~,.-rf-. r.
attitude ~ the Turks a. rausarr.
everywhsra sdoDted
Tbsrs are s,fii many fors-aro~s "a
C'ou4tan.troria ana me dsNosfea =
the yr,r4hir,s .- rs1a-1ed az a ,.oe--
sary precaut.or In v,syv os the nos
a.hie attitude ~ ,bo Turks q, ,-s.
r.fv .n enc oven. fb,f fosre --
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

Dance Saturday evening The Audi
torium-Willard & koehler Orchcs-
lA-Aa..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

For Glover Dairy safe Mix phon,
154O-l54t.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-29

WINDY Bro~ sell furniture. Phone
.1s~AAs.