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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY

Special Dispatch by Associated Press 70
Every Evening.
Philadelphia. July s-wheat-No.
>. red winter. L22GL27; do.sariicky,
II3GILs.
Corn-Export No. >. 72G7a; No. 3,
7lG72: No. 4. ssG7O; local No. ,,
yellow. 1880; No. ). 7s07a
Oats-No. ?. white, 47G47ia. No. 5,
white. 46G4si3.
Butter-Western creamery. extra
80 7 nearby prints fancy, 45G4s
Egg-Nearby extra, first, q; 10
first. 25: western extra first, q: do
arsts. "a; fancy selected. packed 81.
GSs
Cheese-New York, whole milk aars
held 20i7; fair 10 good. I9Gl91s
,onghorn. 21G21iz; single daisies, held
p.
Live pouItry-Fowls 25G2s; spring
chickens, not leghcrns. 36G46 spring
chickens. leghorns. 26G32; old roos.
ters, 15G17: ducks. white peAin, 20G
%: do mixed colors. 14G1s.
Dressed pou.try-Fowls. fresh killed
choice 10 fancy. 3OG3I; do. small siz.
IS. 22G29; ROSTERS. western -: DO
southern. l7G1s. brouers. nearby. A
Gas: do. western. 3SG43.
Potatoes-No. !. southern per bar
rel. 3.oOG4.50; No ?. do. I.O0Gl.25.
Flour-Soft winter. straight. west.
ern. 6.0OG6.25: do nearby. 5.25Q5.50
hard winter. straight. 5.156 700: 90
short patent, 7.25GZ5o; spring Arst
clear s.50G6.75; do, patent 7.5OGS.O0
do. short patent. S.OOGs.5O; tanc!
spring and city mills patent. famIl.
brand. 9QOGs.15.
Hay-Timothy No. I, 22.0O@22. so
No. >, 19.5OG20.o0. do. No. ,, 5000
1900; sample. 13.O0Gl5.00, no grade
lI.o0G130o; clover mixed hay. Ugh
mixed. 19.o0G20.00; No. Z, mixed. 40
/ CISCO
Bran--Soft winter, in I0O-poun
sacks. 2S.OOG24.O0; do. spring, 22.5OG
$500.
Tallow-Prime city, loose. SIS, do
special. loose. 6.25; prime countr!
495; edible IN tierces. rs.
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CHANGE AT LIBRARY.
Word Engineering" Substituted In
Classification For Technology

Workmen CT the new library build
Ing began this morning the task %
removing one Of the inscribed stones
OF the King street front, al the sec
ond story leve..
The stone hears the word Tech
no.ogy" as describing one Of the d.
visions Of human knowledge on which
the library gives information.
After this stone had been placed the
Building Committee and the Library
Trustees came 20 the conclusion that
this word was TO; exactly descriptive
for ne purpose. although actually
-sed IN library classification, and de-
c.ded q substitute Engineering" as
more precise. This required the re-
nova. % the nrst stone and the sub
st.tut!on a.: new one. properly ~
ser bed.
The complete list 30 the titles viii
20 a. follows. beginning at the south
eas' corner 81 the building:
LAW MEDICINE "ENGI-
NEERING, "AGRICULTULE."
SOCIOLOGY"
PHILOSOPHY" .RELIGION,"
SCIENCE"
PAINTING " "ARCHITECTCRE
SCULPTURE"
HISTORY POETRY" DRAMA
ROMANCE MUSIC"
This series was decided on as the
best set OF sixteen classifications OF
the sum total Of human knowledge
available. after careful consideration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
DOUGLAS TELLS Of
ROTARY MEETING
Made interesting Convention
Report at Wilmington Club
Luncheon Today.

william, = Douglas. vice-presiden NJ
az the Rotary Club. al the luncheon
meeting % the latter IN the Hotel du
pont today made an interesting re-
port OF the international convention IN
los Angeles which he attended He
told % the trip. the impressions he
obtained a. the convention. which rep
resented the world. and the accom-
pllshments % that gathering
The attendance today jo;al!ed SO per
cent Dr. Walter Hullihen. president
~ the University 81 Delaware. and
Edward r. Mack. superintendent 81
PARKS were elected members
The club sang under the direction
of Billy White, among other things
learn!ng the international convention
song I'm Waiting In Old California
An address was made by Or Squires
vho has returned from six-nonths
trip abroad. He spoke entertalninFly
about hts trip aGd told the members
how glad he was 70 be back
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
mrs EMEl REED SUES
R. R. ADMINISTRATION
Seeks Damages for Death OF
Her Husband. George A.
Reed, In Accident.

The case Of Ethel c. Reed. admins
tr~trlx 81 George A. Reed. deceased.
Axainst the Director General OF Rail
rnAds. fer damages. came up In the
Federal District Court this morn
ing, before Judge Hush NJ. Morris ard
the following jury;
willard s. rorbert. Alexis Il. Cook.
Richard r. Prhns. Charles A. Ru-
delphi. r. J. Cheney. Byron Minner,
Miss Edith Beck. William w. Knox
jonathan l. Hopkins. Frank McCor-
mick. Mrs. Eta Gray Jones. Henry c.
Davis.
from the calendar At the last term,
arises out of the death Of Reed. on
January "a. 1919 while at work as
bridge carpenter. on bridge No. =
over the Rrandywine. on the Pcnnsyl-
WANNA system. then under federal
control
u r. claimed ny the plaintiff that
the draw span. en- which Reed and q
companion were substituting new
Nclts fer ola. WAS opened without the
customary warning signal from the
Operating tower. with the result that
Reed vas crushed fatally. against the
ahutmsnt
Mrs. Reed was the frs, witness 70,
the plaintiff and WIS followed hN
Capt Woodall of the Wilson Line
and a resident near the bridge. The
affidavit of George Daisie. Reed
partner on tho job. was also offered
as he was unable 20 appear
on the conclusion of the testimony
for the plaintiff. Andrew 4. Gray for
'he defense moved for n n>n-suit
which question was being argued I've.
tween counsel when tho jury was cx.
Cused for luncheon.
/, - expected that the hearing viii
he finished today, although Il may e
over until tomorrow
The Rceds had been married but
month when the husband was killed
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END OF r. r. STRIKE
is SEEN IN JEWELS
CHANGED ATTITUDE
Continued from page 1.

clared to have been overwhelming. Mr.
Jewell announced that tho question Of
protesting against hto contracting of
repair work. pollcd the hcavietst strike
vote of the three propositions put up
TO the shopmcn.
FIFTY additional woge adjustment
cases, forty-four OF which apply TO
clerks and not included in the recent
decisions, were set for hearing by the
Labor Board today.
Another conference between l.. A.
Helt. president OF the Railroad Signal
Men and w. l.. McMendmen. labor
member of the Boa ri, who met YES
terday. was in prospect today. II wac
Mr. McMenimen and Chairman Hoop-
er. who intervened In the threatened
strike OF Maintenance of Way EN-
ployes by mediation July 4. with T..
f. Cradle. president Of the mamie
nance men. Theao same two Board
members were the guiding spirits In
leading the way TO peace In the threat
ened general rail strike last October
and most OF tho hopes In the presen,
crisis apparently are banked on them
Meanwhile the railroads generally
were advertising for men to take the
place OF tho striking shopmen and
strikers were reported n many points
to be drifting back in uncertain mum
bers TO their old jobs. This reported
back current continued In the fnre
OF repeated assertions by shop crafts
leaders that the strike was virtually
100 per cent effective.
Despite the agreement Of their presi
dent, r. +. Cradle, and members OF
his executive committee 10 withhold
strike orders. maintenance men al
various points were reported to be
Joining striking shopmen.
! With the exception of tho Slate,
disorder oRthe Alton, the most seriou.
| disturbances of the strike occurred
in the South. At Aigiers. across tbs
Mississippi river from New Orleans
clashes occurred between strikin.
shopmen and guards for the Southern
Pacific. one man WIS shot.
At Nashville. a striking machinis
was arrested charged with attemp
to murder a worker IN the Tennessee,
Central shops.
Railroads, for the most part, an
nounced passenger and freight trant
still 10 be unhRmpered
Ultimatums to strikers to return :,
work by the early part OF next weel
or forfeit all seniority rights still
stood effective In some railroad shop
today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Chicago. July 6.-CaJt,e-Receipts
1900; market active. Top natured
steers. 1925; top hearings. 1920;
bulk beef steers. S.70Gs.S5; she stock
and stockers generally steady; bulls
steady 70 strong; veol calves 25c
higher; bulk beef cows and he!fers.
5.250750; Gamers and cutters. most
~ 200 a 2.75 bologna bulls, 1850
$50: bulk vealers. early. S.76@9.00;
few choice handiweights 10 outsiders,
9.2509.75 and better
Hogs-Receipts. 2T,000 Opened 10
Ql5c higher on light butchers, later
steady 70 strong with Wednesdays
average; early. top. 100. few loads
bulk, good butchers. 1O45@l0.sO; pigs
about steady; packing sows. mostly
9.00G9.25; heavy weight hogs. 1915
/ @1O65; medium. 1O65@10,S5; light
4 10.S0@10.90; light light, 10.25@10.SOi
/ packing sows. smooth, SS6G9.50
1 packing sows. rough. S.5O@9.00; kill
ing pigs. s.25@10.3O.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Lambs %
@50c higher; top native. 1885 to cit.
butchers. 1915 straight 10 packers
bulk. around 1850; light sorted cunf
mostly 7.50@lS 90; no westerns here
sheep strong: best heavyweight IA
eve, 7.2S9 $50; rev extreme heav,
below 500; choice 5s-pound, Idah
feeding lambs late "Wednesday, 12.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
DUBLIN WAR ENDS:
REBELS SURRENDER;
FIRES STILL RACE
Continued from page l..

II II understood that epers OF
military naturs were found in the
possession OF Barton, when he was ar
rested st the Childcrs reside nee In
Bushey Park road.
Casualties In yesterdays fighting, 40
far as tho records OF tho city hospitals
chow. were ono killed and is wounded.
For the elgbt days Of the hghting
In Dublin, the casualties are given
as 81 dead and 219 wounded. not in
Guiding four snipers shot dead in
Marlborough street and tho wounded
tnken prisoners from tho Republican,
Sackvillo street stronghold.
The material loss 20 tho citizens OF
Dublin Is very heavy The value of
the buildings destroyed In estimated AT
between ti5.o00.000 and 100000
while the destruction also means the
loss ~ very large sums In rentals and
probably considerable unemplOy
ment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
LEGISLATORS IN FIST FIGHT.
bleeding Cheek and q Touchdown Re
suit Of Mix-up In Louisiana Capitol.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Baton Rouge. La. July "a 1st
fight on the noor Of the Louisa ma
House NJ Representatives between
Senator ! .. Stewart OF Lake Charles
and Representative r. G. Claiborne Of
New Roads was the chief topic Of
conversation about the capital today
Mr.. Claiborne came from tho en-
counter, in which both men delivered
blows, with a bleeding check The
fight followed a heated tilt in CON
necuon with n Senate bill which had
been referred to the House judiciary
committee. Of which Mr.. Claiborne is
chairman. and threw the House into
an uproar
The force NJ Senator Stewards blow
caused Mr.. Claiborne 10 spin around
In the centre aisle OF the House cham
Ter until no tripped and fell face
forward striking against a chair.
Under n resolution adopted ny the
House committee was appointed 70
investigate Senator Stewards action
in coming into the House and engag
ing in a fight with a member of that
body.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
REGENT SIGNS ALL TREATIES.
Toxic Sbys Prince Hirohito Has Not
Waited on Other Nations TO Act.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Honolulu. T. H. July s.--A cable re-
ceived here from Toxic by the Nippu
Jit, Japanese language newspaper.
today stated that the Regent Grown
Prince Hirohito, had ratified all
treaties formulated at the Washington
disarmament conference. The govern
ment announced. it stated. that the pro-
vision for the abolition OF Is post
offices in China would be carried out
within the year. as far as Japan was
concerned
Previous dispatches from Toxic
stated that the regent would not sign
the Washington treaties. ratified July
by the Privy Council until the other
contracting powers were ready 10 do
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
oBl1U AIRY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burr!s

After q lifetime % almost eighty
nine years, spent entirely IN Delaware
Mrs. Elizabeth Burris d.ed yesterday
afternoon. AZ the res.dece of her
daughter. Mrs Charles W HiN OF
GrcenVille. with whom she had made
her home FOR a number OF years She
had been ~ FOR four months OF the
debilit!os which generally accompany
advanced age
Mrs. Burris was the mother ~ eleven
children SIX of whom are living She
IA survived also by twenty-four grand
children and twenty-four great grand
children the majority 81 whom live
81 this section Of Delaware. Her chi
drcn are Walter L Burris and Mrs.
ElA Of Greepville. Samuel /. Burrls.
il and Charles II Burris on Whining
ton. George w. Burrie Of New Castle.
and Mrs. John ". Bentley Of Charles
1own Nd.
because % her unusual activity. and
Vie interest which che took IN church
work. Mrs. Burris was remarkable
woman. Ever since her 18th year she
has been known for perfect attend
ance a. church She was unable 70
read until her roth year. when she be-
gan studying and became proficient
enough 70 read the Bible. in which she
took great interest
Mrs. Burris was horn in Smyrna
for the past 81 wears she had lived
IN Wilmington and Greenville The
funeral will be held on Saturday after
noon al The Christian and Missionary
Alliance. 5os West Fifth street. In
tcrnCnt Will be IN R!yerview Gene
terry.
Harry {. SouthgatI. .
Harry c. Southgate. aged - years
Of THE city died yesto rday The ~.
neral services Will be held al Chand
Ter funeral parlors at Delaware avenu,
and Jefferson street, on Saturday az.
iernoon az ! O clock lnterment vii
take place al the Christiana Pressby.
tcrian Church cemetery at O'Clock.
Edward Noyinski.
Edward NovnsSi. son ~ the lat,
carl ano Mrs. Emma Novinshi OF ~.
South Jackson street died a the HON,
OF MS mother yesterday He was 2.
-'oars old. The funeral Will be held a
AZ South Jackson street. Monday
July 80, al 2 o'clock lnterment vii
b. made IN klverview cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
ONLY 80 Pa, SHOPMEN OUT
ON MIDDLE DIVISION

Altoona, Pa, July 6.-Only fifteen
shopmen are striking on the middle
division OF the Pennsylvania system
here, road officials today announced.
However, union leaders claimed that
the ranks of the strikers have been
augmented since the walkout was
called and that yesterday 200 men in
No. 3 engine house here struck
picketing has continued but without
interference with men who desire TO
| work, it was said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
FORD MAY BID AGAIN.
Al Proposals May 30 Amended on
Modified for Muscle Shoals
Operation.

BY Associated Press 10 Evsry Evening
Washington. July "a FINAL op-
portunity 10 offer further notifications
a. their proposals for development and
operation q the governments power
and nitrate projects az Muscle Shoals.
Ala, wi.l be given 20 all bidders whose
offers have been considered ~ the
Senate Agricultural committee. Char
mar Norris announced TO-DAY
Aoer a. executive meeting Of the
committee, Chairman Norris SAID let
tiers would be sent 20 the bidders IN
viuAs them 20 appear az a meeting
called at has home here on Thursday
evening. July 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06

Special Dispatch 70 Every Evening.
Dover. July 6.-The State Board n
Pardons. in session here today. beard
applications for pardon for Roy Mill
man. a Sussex county prisoner. serv-
ing A term for larceny. and Irving Nc
Allister. one % The three men servin z
terms IN En~v Castle county work %
house for breaking and entering the
store of Jos. Levi r Co, Of this 'oVn
about a year ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
10 MILES OF PETITIONERS
SEEKING LIBERTY BELL

Philadelphia. July 6.-Loan of
the Liberty Bell Is being sought
by Chicago and City Council was
petitioned today by a committee
from that city to grant the re-
quest.
The committee arrived in
Philadelphia today with the sig
natures OF $500, 900 school chill
dren of the middle west justi-
flying their claim.
The bell is wanted 10 promote
the success of the Chica go page
ant of progress, which opens
July 30. for two weeks. The
loan also was suggested as a
means To stir up sentiment in
the middle west for the Sesqui-
Centennial Exposition TO be held
here in 1926.
The petition, II was said,
would reach 10 length OF ten
miles if unrolled from its huge
spindle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
BOSTON AFTER sTEwA RT.
Charge ~ Theft Made In Fugitive
Complaint Against Bigamist Preach her

nv ArGOclafod PreHt 70 FsVHTy FVeNINF.
Los Angeles, J7Gy s.--A new fuRi-
tive complaint harsing Donald Dun
can Stewart. former clergyman. and
his alleged oiganous wife. Ethel
Turner Osbaldeston Stewlrt. With nav
ing conspired 70 steal me property
money and goods" ~ Norma L. Enren-
zel1er Of Boston. November y. last.
was on nle in the district attorneys
Office hero today.
Miss Ehrenzeiier r. ono Of EeveTai
women with whom Stewart is alleged
% have gone through marriage cere-
monies
Rocfon officers are said - be m the
wsv here 70 take the couple back for
trial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
NO ATTEMPT on SOVIET.
Reported Efforts at Assassination De.
MED at The Hague.

London. July "a rumor that an
attempt had been made 20 assassiaate
the Russian delegates TO The Hague
conference caused much excitement
in the Dutch capital today says an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch. There
was no confirmation OF the report up
TO noon.
Both the police and thu Russian
delegation at The Hague denied that
any attempt at assassination was
made.
The report probably grew out OF
the action Of the police in turning
back from the Dutch frontier IS Rus
slams said 70 he monarchists, who
were travelling under false passports.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
STAR OF SALLY" TO WE'D.
Miss Marilynn Miller 10 Re the Bride
of Jack Plckford.

BY Associated Press - Every Evening
Boston. July 6.-Afiss Marilynn Mil
Ter. movie star and leading lady in
Sally" which is having a long run
here, will be married during the first
week in August TO Jack Pickford.
brother Of Mary Pickford, and himself
a movie star, in Hollywood, California.
This was announced today by Miss
Millers sister, Claire. who said that
Marilynn would leave Boston as soon
as sally" closes and would go to New
York TO select her trousseau and would
then start for Los Angeles. Her mother
will join her In Chicago and accom-
pany her To California.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
OBRIEN AND KELLY FREED
BY PROVISIONAL CHIEFS

London. July 6--Art O'Brien and
Sean OKeny. who we're arrested In
Dublin by the Provisional Free State
government Tuesday night. have been
releassd. according 10 an Exchange
Telegraph despatch They were for
morly foreign representatives Of the
Dali Eireann. OT3rien being stationed
In London and OKeny In Paris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
MAYOR 0LES WONT GIVE UP.
Resigned Executive Refuses TO Make
Way For His Successor.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Youngstown. Ohio, July 6.-Despite
City Solicitor Jesse Le!ghninger's IN
official ruling that William 3. Reese
is mayor Of Youngstown. and George
L. Oles' resignation stands. O!es an
nounced this morning that he would so
TO the mayors office today. take OF
his coat and resume work where. ne
left of last Friday night when he
turned in his resignation.
I'm still mayor and I'm going 10
work at the job" O!es declared
Il may yet have 70 let the court re-
inState me-" ne said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
WILL TEST OSTEOPATHY,
Practice to be Tried Out by Boston
Medical Schools

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Los Angeles, Cal. July 6.--Dr. G..
w. Goode of Boston, editor of the
Osteopath Magazine, and for six years
a member of the board OF trustees, is
the new president of the American
Osteopathic Association.
New York City was chosen as the
convention city for 1923 at the tina
session of the convention here yes
terday.
Announcement was made that oste-
opathy was 10 be tested out" at the
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Bos-
ton, an allopathic institution. under
the auspices of the Massachusetts
Medical Society and the Harvard
Medical School
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
RESTAURANT CLOSED.
Chinese Cafe Seems "a Have Gone Out
OF Business.

y constable card Is tackled on the
entrance door OF 200 Market street.
the second fODr OF which was fitted up
deliberately about three years ago for
restau rant service in both Chinese
and American style. under the name
Of the Canton Resta urant.
The proprietor came from Balti-
more. where he had been successful in
the came line. and at first this sue
cess was repeated here. but the novelty
has worn off for local people and the
vogue for visitors from out-of town
has diminished as their number has
decreased.
II was always run in an orderly
manner. and its kitchen arrangement
AND neatness won high praise from
Board OF Health officials when exam
nations were made.
Il IS understood that it was closed
for good Sunday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
WOMEN PLAN TO FEED
STRIKING y. y. SH0PMEN

New York. July 6.-Wives OF strik
ing railroad shopmen in the Bronx
made plans today 10 open commissaries
70 feed the strikers and their depend
ents.
a woman's auxiliary of female rela-
tives Of the strikers OF the Van Nest
Hospital Of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad was formed
with Mrs. Frank as president. The
commissaries will be operated in con-
nection with cooperative shops already
maintained by the Van Nest shopmen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
DUBLIN BELFAST TRAINS
GET IN OPERATION AGAIN

Belfast, July 6.-Rai!way conar9uni-
cation between Dublin and Belfast was
re-estab!ished today. Passengers from
the north were allowed 10 enter Dublin
without permits by military passes
must be obtained II the persons thus
admitted desire 70 leave Dublin again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
Funeral Of Ralph Humphrey.

Ralph ]. Humphrey. IS years old,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Pun
phrey of 200 West Nineteenth street
who wah drowned Sunday afternoon,
while bathing in the Brandywine, near
Thompson's Bridge, was buried this
morning. from his parents home. at
10 o'clock. Interment was in River
view cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
So 100000 Corporntion.

Special Dispatch TO Every Evening
Dover, July "a charter was filed
here today for the Consolidated For
eign Motor Car Co. Inc. a corpora
ton with a capital OF s22,50O, 900, hav-
ing as it's object the manufacture and
sale of motors and engines. c. Wood
Harry c. Hand and George V. Reilly
OF New York City were the incorpor.
atorS-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-06
CAMBRIDGE DEGREE FOR TAFT
Ceremony Saddened by Death Of Dis.
tingulshed Scholar In Gathering.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Cambridge England, July 6.--Cam-
bridge University today conferred the
honorary degree OF doctor Of laws
upon William Howard Taft. Chief
Justice Of the United States. Honorary
degrees also we're conferred upon the
Duke of York and Variouus others.
While walking TO the senate house
to witness the comforting Of the de-
grees Sir John Sandys dropped dead.
Sir John was distinguished scholar
and was Lane Lecturer at Harvard
in 1908.