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BUSINESSES APPEAL.
In kozIowsk Case Because IT Was
Filed Too Late.

Chief Justice Pennewill. in the Court
Of General Sessions, today, dismissed
the appeal taken by Victor Kozlow-
ski, from decision Of the Municipal
Court, in a case in which he was tried
for assault and battery. after running
down a child with an automobile
The Municipal Court has fined koz-
lowski $3.50. Chief Justice PennewilI
dismissed the appeal because it had
not been fled within Is days from the
date of conviction, as required by a
rule OF the Court OF General Sessions.
Judge Richards. in the Court Of
General Sessions, today. fined David
Snader $50 and costs. Snader. earlier
in the week. was convicted of trespass-
ing in the store OF Jacob CARRIER.
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GERMANY GETS TIME
EXTENSION TO PAY
PREPARATION DUES
Continued from page /

1t was determined that those de-
cisions should be reconsidered.
The members of the reparations
commission were then ushered into
the chamber and NJ. Dubois OF France.
it's president, read the commission S
decision, reached this morning, The
German delegation was then intro
duced TO hear re-reading of the de-
lcision.
The decision stated that the repara
tons commission had decided TO grant
the German government provisional
delay for payment Of the sums due
January Is and February Is. so far
as these payments We're not covered
4 by payments in cash or in kind, OF
certain conditions.
! These. conditions are:
| First-During the period of provi-
sional delay Germany must pay in ap-
proved foreign securities 81 900 .00(
gold marks every ten days, the frs
payment to be January 16.
/ Second-Germany within a fort
night must submit TO the commission
a plan for reforms or appropriate
guarantees for its budget and paper
currency. and also program foi
PREPARATION payments in cash and II
kind for 1922;
/ Third-The period of provisional de
lay shall end when the commission
or the allied governments, have reach
| cd a decision in regard 10 the plar
and program mentioned in the secons
/ condition, the balance due becoming
! payable a fortnight after the commits
sion or the allies have reached de
cision.
Doctor Walter Rathenau. head o
the German delegation. took note o
the decision in the name of his Nv
eminent He added that Germany hai
mot defaulted in her payments, becaus
negotiations had been taken up re
garding the payments due Januar,
Is. He also took note of the invita-
tion TO Germany to take part in tn
Genoa conference.
All the delegat tons called here b.
the Supreme Council meeting are leav
ing Cannes today.
The 3l.000,000 marks, which Ger
many is called on to pay every tel
days during the period of provisional
delay. is just about equal 10 25 pc
cent on German expectations.
1t was made clear In the connectio,
that the arrangement Is only a tenn
porary one, to be superseded by an
definite arrangement the Allies ma
make hereafter in regard 10 repara
tons.
The expectation in council, circles /
that by the time the Germans repl
TO the demand of the commission 70
reforms. which include the suppressio
Of subsidies and an increased price 70
coal. the French government will b
ready TO resume consideration of III
whole repara lions question.
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WARSH|P SCRAPP|NG
STILL HALTS FARLEY
Naval Treaty May Require Two
or Three Days Delay for
Decision on Details.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Jan. 13.-Although the
arms delegates had given up hope of
putting the naval treaty in Final shape
In time for announcement ar a plen-
airy session this week, II appeared
probable, when the big FIVE" resumed
their discussion today. that a virtually
completed treaty would be ready for
action by the full naval committee
tomorrow or Monday.
Having completed their first revision
of the pact yesterday. and returned
II 10 the. legal experts for redraft of
amendments. 1t remained for the del
cgation heads today to reach a final
agreement on the section relating to
the disposition OF strapped ships and
also that fixing a status quo" for
Pacific Notifications. upon which the
Japanese delegates are now awaiting
instructions from Toxic.
Although on the former the delega-
ton chiefs were said 20 be in virtual
agreement, the discussions over meth
DDS OF scrapping prescribed warships
have aroused unusual interest among
the naval experts OF the conference
who in their subcommittee draft
recommended that permission be given
for their conversion into other types
OF craft. such as aircraft carriers. Each
OF the powers is permitted TO build a
specified number of such craft under
the ratio agreement. and If the con-
version were allowed, II is argued
much Of the money already spent on
hulls could be saved.
Secretary Hughes is understood Il
have taken the position in the big
i've" meetings. however, that TO per-
nit the use of discarded battleships in
any way would not be in accord with
the animaung purpose OF the Wash
ington conference.
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PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Jan. 13.-Wheat,
extra, IS; nearby prints. fancy, 47G
40.
Corn, higher; No. for export. sl@
50; do. No. 8. .591a @6o4; No. do.
57h@5sia; half car lots. local. No. 2,
yellow. 61h@s21a; No. yellow, Goa
coz.
Oats. firm; No. white. 4s@4sla
No. 3. do; 44h@45.
Butter higher. western creamery,
extra, 3612; neary prints, fancy, AGA
81.
Eggs. higher; nearby extra, firsts,
"A; do. firsts, Az western extra,
firsts, 40; do, firsts. Al; fancy Sc
lected. packed, 5S059,
Cheese. steady; New York whole
milk. fancy fats. held.2edthe cmfywp
fresh. 21; fair to good, 2OQ2oia; long
horn, 22@23; single daisies, 2l@2S.
Live poulty, easier; fowls, not leg
horns. 22@3S do. leghorns, 22@27;
spring chickens. not leghorns, 22@30:
do. leghorns. 20@24: old ROSTERS, I6
@1S; turkeys 5000; ducks, white
Pekin, 30@S2; do, mixed colors, FAC
25: muscovy, 1890; geese, 2S925.
Dressed poultry, flrmer; spring tur.
keys. fancy dry packed. 50Q55: do
western fancy, so; fair to good, A
@45; old toms. 4o@43; fowls, fresh
killed. choice TO fancy. 2a@32: do
small sizes. 20@27: roasting chickens
nearby. 27@S5; do. western. 24@s4;
broiling chickens. nearby. S5@SS; do
western. 20@s4 old ROSTERS. 20922
ducks S0GSS: geese. fancy. 2SQ25
fair TO good. 20@22,
Potatoes, lower; white. hundred
weight fancy, 2.o0@260.
Flour. dull soft winter, straight
western, 5,75@5.s5; do, nearby. $3.50
$50; hard winter. straight. 6.25@6 so
co. short patent. 6.T5@7.00; spring
FIRST clear, 4,50M5.o0; do, patent, 6.5
! q6.s5 do, short patent, T.006Q7.50
fancy spring and city mills. patent
/ family brand. s.25@9.00.
Hay, tirm. Timothy. No. 2, 2l.00@
22.00 do. No. 3, 1a.o0@20.00; sample
ll5.oo@l700; no grade. 13.o04l5.00
clover mixed hay. light mixed. 20.50@
21.o0 No. l mixed. 19.0o@20o0.
Tallow. firm; prime city loose.
4 cents; do. special loose. Ga prim
country, Az; edible in tierces. s.
I Bran. firm; soft winter in 100-poun
sacks, 32.0o@s3.00; do. spring. 3l.oo0
i $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
HElEN REWARDED
FOR SAVING PET CAT
Mice NJ. janice Sends Truck
Co. No. ; Check for IS for
Their Kindness.

That Misn Marian James Of so1 West
street II apprcciativc OF wha, the men
u Truck Company No. 2 did Tor her
yesterday In rcscuing pet caurom
the top III n tree at hcr home was
demonstrated In very substantial
manner this morning when lieuten-
ant ppvle ~ this company received a
letter from Miss James. enclosing a
check Tor Is.
"rhe enclosed check wrote Miss
james shows I'm "A small way my
appreciation ~ your Kindness in get
ting cat out NJ our tree at 1o7 West
s,rcct this morning. do not know
the rules of your department. but !
should like IL used for those who re-
appended TO the call especially the
young man who climbed the ladder
and brought down the cat SO carefully
II this IN against your rules use IL
a. you think best. Thanking YOU
again. Very truly. Marian James"
Fireman Wadslcy OF Truck Company
No. II the young man who was care
ful of the eat once he got Il from tn,
scp 90 the tree and very tendcriy car.
Vi'd II 10 mo gfonnh, tie ulu not seen
a. think today that he had done any
thing unusual and said Il was only M
act ~ kindness 60 save the animal and
accommodate the women who were 81
rolicltious OF its welfare.
Under the rules Of the Ere depart
mcnt NO company OF individual il
permitted 10 accept Tor it's or theii
own use any contributions q any kin,
that may No received from grateful
citizens FOR services rendered. While
the departments pension fund has 20
been created as yet. all moneys re
celNod viii be donated toward tina
fund aud check for So from Mis-
james VIII be turned over 10 Chic
lutr to be retained by him until tn
pension fund has been started. IL 4
the FIRST donation 20 an individual
company since the new department
was created and the second made 4
thr department Tor the pension fun'
nucleus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
IRISH TRADESMEN WANT
CROWN TROOPS TO STAY

London, Jan. 13.-Districts in Ire
land which benefited financially from
the presence of British troops are ex
pressing something like CONSERVATION
at their withdrawal, according TO the
Morning Posts Dublin correspondent.
Inhabitants of the military centers
have sent beseeching letters TO Dublin
and even To the British government
asking rentention of the troops, whose
expenditure of their entire pay in Ire
land meant iniportan. trade and en-
ployment of a number of the natives.
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mans have presented their case tho
British VIII return 10 London. u Is
generally recognized that France must
fight out one way or another her in
ternal crisis and decide whether she
WIN insfst on maintaining her arrna-
rnent or join England in an economic
settlement. This is the real question az
issue. France Is loath 10 abandon her
military power IN Europe and England
is unwilling to enter into treaty with
her otherwise.
Lloyd George and the other delegates
Of the Supreme Council. despite the
fact that NJ. BRANDS departure for
Paris was taken to Indicate grave IN
certainty. had been sure that the
Premier would return to Cannes 70 fn-
ism the work at once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
BUSINESS DINNER.
To be Held by Mercantile Section OF
Chamber of Commerce.

The details of the 1922 development
campaign of the mercantile section OF
the Chamber of Commerce and other
activities will be worked out at a
dinner TO be held ar $50 o'clock next
Thursday evening in the Hotel du
Pont. A special effort is being made
by the managing committee to have a
100 per cent attendance. Suggestions
for carrying out the new years pro-
gram will be solicited from the mem
bers.
An exceptionally interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for the ban
quet meeting, including a nationally
prominent speaker on retailing. Mem
bers have been invited to bring with
them business friend or associate
The affair will be restricted to men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
CANNES FARLEY SHOCKED
BY PREMIER'S ACTION

Cannes, Jan. ia sensation was
created by the news last night OF
Premier Brands resignation. Every
one thought he could have fought his
way through to victory, but he pre-
ferred to offer his resignation on the
chance of being asked TO form new
ministry.
In statement TO members of the
press Lord Riddell said BRAND had re-
signed. The news came at tea time.
after Rathenau had made a long state
ment.
Il is probable that after the Ger
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FRENCH DELEGATES
TO REMAIN FOR FARLEY

Washington. Jan. 13.-President
Millerand Of France has directed NJ.
Sarraut. head Of the French dslega-
ton, 70 continue in that capacity an
an the end OF the Washington confer
cnce.
Instructions 10 this effect were re-
ceivsd today in a cablegram from NJ
BRAND. retiring French premier, who
continues under French procedure 10
exercise the functions of his office
until his srcct ssor takes up his duties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
COUNCIL ISSUES CALLS
FOR GENOA CONFERENCE

Cannes. Jan. 13-- Invitation to the
Genoa Economic Conference decided
or by Allied Supreme Council were
forwarded today TO the various ma
lions whose participation is sought.
The United States and the more
important countries We're asked TO
send a minimum of three and a maxi
mum OF five delegates, and the other
nations two delegates each, the date
of March being Professionally fixed
for the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
SEN 10 SET JUDGMENT ASIDE.
In Case Of Isaac Scott Rondsman for
Leonard smith.

Edwin r.. Cochran. Jr.. fled In the
Court bf General Sessions today. q
petition Tor the setting aside OF a
Judgment, entered by the Attorney
General against Isaac Scott, bonds
man for Leonard Smith. who. In 1912
was charged with violating the age Of
consent law.
While the case was pending. Smith
disappeared hat was rc-arrcsted later
IN another state. lie was returned &c
Delaware. convicted 81 the charge and
sentenced % pay a fne 81 $500 and
costs, or serve one years imprison-
mcni. Mr., Cochran. when presenting
the petition claimed that the bonds.
smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
New Bancroft Building.

The Joseph Bancroft & Sons Co.
have filed plans for a new factory
building at Rockford to cost $4,000
with the building inspector and a per-
NIT has been issued TO John r. Healy
& Sons, incorporated, for It's cons,ruc-
ton.
The project has been under con-
sideration for some time, bur the final
plans have only recently been settled
upon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
JOB PROVIDED FOR
MEN AND WOMEN

Six women We're placed through the
Public Employment Bureau. in the
old City Hall, this morning. 10 were
referred and four registered. Eight
men fred applications In the mems
department and four of the number
We're referred.
The bureau had a very successful
day yesterday, placing is men and 6
women, and referring men and 90
women. During the day. 2s men and
Is women registered.
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IRISH PRISONERS
LIBERATED TODAY;
ULSTER HESITATES
Continued from pags

were released this morning. under
the amnesty proclamation issued by
King George yesterday.
Instructions were sent TO the pro-
vincial jails for similar releases.
Belfast, Jan. 13.-The Ulster govern
ment. 1t Is understood. will take no
responsibility for the release of the
Sim Fein prisoners who might come
under the amnesty proclamation af-
fecting political offenders. They will.
II is stated, be transferred tonight 10
southern Ireland, leaving it to the
British government TO liberate them if
IL desires.
The stfictest. secrecy is being OBJ
served with regard TO the prisoners
for fear Of rioting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
TWO HURT IN FALLS.

Marvel Woodward. colored, of 507
Locust street. slightly injured himself
by falling on the fee at Ninth and
West streets this morning. He was
taken to the Delaware Hospital and
later dismissed.
Annie Washington, Negress. of 5o4
West Second street, received a frac-
tured leg yesterday In a fall on the
Ice near her home. She was treated al
the Delaware Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
Want Judgment Set Aside.

Richards. in the Superior Court. today,
heard argument on a rule TO show
cause why a judgment entei ed by the
Auto Security Co. against Stanley S.
and Josephine Yasik should not be
set aside. Alexander Cooper and Ed
win r. Cochran. Jr.. attorneys for the
yasiks. declared the terms of their
automobile lease were exceedingly
drastic and said the lease did not have
the corporate seal. Victor Barsky
represented the company. Decision
was reserved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
Associated Charities Beneficiary.

In IN" announcement 81 the charity
hall "a be given NJ the Hotel du Pont
OF February 20 by the Knights OF
columbus. omission was inadvertently
nl"d' ~ the name OF the Associated
'hnri'ies ah one OF the bcneficiarics.
~ matter Of fact the Associated
Charities viii be the chief beneficiary
ne the largest share OF the money de-
rived from the hall viii be turned over
70 III" organization 10 help It con-
unu. The work u h doing for the poor
and needy Of the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
WANT L. S. FUNDS FOR
ANTI-TREATY CAMPAIGN

London, Jan. 13.-The Daily Mails
Dublin correspondent says that Frs
kline childers' rarity ha sents urgent
cableerams % the United States APP
pealing for funds to enable them to
begin the campaign in opposition TO
the new free state government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
LICENSED TO WED.

Magistrate Barnet Giuckmsn today
has issued the following marriage
licenses To James r Mulrooney. $50
South Rrunmt street. and Mary A.
kau~~. zoe East Fifth street: George
7. Giles. East Front street. and
Anna v. Parker. both colored: VIII
liam Y. Carter. Lewcs. and Laura NJ
Spicer, iia West Seventeenth street
John T. Empson. col Spruce street
and Jennie Lopez. both colored: and
Merylllo G. Shaw. 1914 Park Place and
Carolyn r. Gregg. $500 West Elgh-
ttcn'h street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13

According 20 reports submitted to the
school authorities the general health Of
the children attending public schools
very good. The attendance az all
~ them is normal and there is no
unusual absence because of any seri-
Que or extended Illness among the
boys and girls. one case OF scarlet
fever NJ school No. : was reported
Yesterday % David a. Ward. super
in'endent Of schools, but II proved e
be an old case and one where tho
house had been fuuica,cd and al
danger OF contagion eliminated.
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To Make California Tour.

Mrs. Edward c. Kunz. formerly of
this city. now of Washington. ID. c..
left Sunday for California in private
railroad car, and will spend 80 days
In touring that state as the guest of
her brother, William II. Todd, presi-
dent Of the Todd shipbuilding Corpor-
'ation OF New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13

The case Of Peter Cironi, charged
with violation Of the liquor laws. is
set Tor a hearing before United States
Commissioner John Pearce Cam this
afternoon.
The case Of Michael Rollo and wife
who were 10 have appeared yesterday
VIII come up on February 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13

Joseph schwartz. who left New York
CIT, M 1914. ~ being sought I'm this
city. According 90 Information given
a. ihe police schwartz was living in
WILMINGTON ~ 1917 with a family
named williams. S,hwartz's parents
are expected to arrive az Now York
from Europe next month aud rela-
tlvos are anxious 10 locate the son.
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LLOYD GEORGE TO CONFER
WITH FRENCH LEADERS

Cannes. Jan. 13.--Prii Minister
Lloyd George w Ill leave Cannes for
London at o'clock this evening. lie
may, it is stated. stop in Paris en-
route 10 confer with President Miller
and and with NJ. Poincare, who is
forming a cabinet TO succeed the Bril-
and ministry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
Reserve Decision in Traction Suit.

Judge Rice, in the Court OF Common
Pleas, today, heard testimony and re-
served decision In the case of the Nor
man Co. against Arthur r.. Gravatt. a
replevin suit. regarding the sale of a
tractor. George w. Lilley represents
the plaintiff and Francis de Haas jan
yier, the defendent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
George II. Lambden, Bankrupt.

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
has been filed by Ira II. Lambden,
farmer of Broad Creek hundred, Sus-
sex county in the U. S. Court. Ii
abilities are placed at s4.941.7S and
there are no assets The matter will
be referred to WOODBURY. Martin.
Georgetown. referee in bankruptcy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13
pE FRISCO ACCUSED or
A>>AtITlNG OFFICER

The casi - James De Frisco, chrg-
ed with assault and battery on Special
officer Walter Parker Of the pcnnsyl-
Nan1 railroad was continued until
Tuesday IN Municipal Cour, today.
Parker was placing Eugene Dough-
eriy under arrest for drunkenness n,
the French street station when De
Frisco, u IN said. interfcrred tearing
the buttons from the officers vest.
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Court Of Chancery.

Chancellor Wolcott today continued
until next Wednesday, hearing of the
petition of Carmen de la Selma de
Barrios for a summary order directing
the election OF directors by the stock
holders of the Sabine Gordo Petroleum
Corporation.
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Hear Firemen Argument Today.

Chief Justices Jennewill and Judge
Richards. in the Superior Court. this
afternoon, VIII hear argument on the
petition Of William Eakin and John
Green. for writ OF mandamus, requir-
ing the Delaware Fire Co. to rein
state them as members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-13

No traces have heon found by the
police department. that might lead "a
'h' recovery ~ tho Nnsh sporis road
~s'f owned by Homer -. Winter. an
"'ii'inl ~ the Atlas Powder Co. who
iis"s al south Grant street. which
waH stolen from garage on IAncoln
street, between Second and Third
streets. sunday night