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New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Outgoing Steamships

NoTB.-Mail information will be found
on Travel Page, eighth column.
Sail To-day
Maauretania, Southampton 10 An. 54. N II
George Washington. Bremen. PM,
Ganopie Bremen, y NJ ..... SO. n K
Binnendyk. Rotterdam, II AM.
Lucia. Trieste. l2 NJ, I Bush Docks I'lyi Bkiyn
Iosmo. Alden. 9 Pm: @ Bush Docks, Bkly n
Il Auokenbaeh. cristobal. Pm.
25th ST. Bklyn
Snil Tomorrow
president Monroe. Plymouth. ! PM.
3, Hoboken
Belgian, Manchester, IL M...se n r
Meropic. London. 12 NJ. Bkiyn
Calico, Hull, 12 M........ 7th st, Hoboken j
c0Ae''S' c0"''aA''n0pls 3, Arm Pm. n,.. n.,,,vn
eastern Glade, Cape Town. PM
West Saginaw. pahar, i il Amy NJ Base B'klyn
prlmero Barcelona ID Army Sslh nass Sc RkIyn RIyyn
Mort Morro Hlasmlton la ait Bermuda, Il AM. e5, n
Robin Hood. Buenos Ayres 2 PM. -" - ~
IIlvlves, I,, Kingston, 10 M......... s.NR
dellig Olav, Copenhagen, II M
Msyeryier. Antwerp 10 NJ. %! Erie oPossn BASIN
asf ateSS Moon 50nahaa sa3ania 4 Z Bklyn
stn gar kdalH Miarseilles, PM. slst st, SKIN
Sts,ne,'l, SSttvne,@a.l, Fiume, 12 M..........71, NJ. N r
- ssr'urehoin1. Gothenburg. 12 M. as N r
mHsourian. Tacoma, l PM. ~
uaosa s, Bush Docks. Bklyn
ssnta ansa Ana ma"eurs, Halrs 10 AN n r
'iahchurla' Hamburg. IL AM. ....5s, N Il
Sail Friday
Munargo. Nassau, IL M. up
Flora. Port au Prince. pM....1a n BtIvn q
mi Cot,
Olympic, Southampton. 10 AM. 5sNR
CedTlc. Liverpool, 10 NJ ga NJ p
Arabic. Genoa. ii AM M...'' ~ p
Caronia. Liverpool, IL N. M.'..'.'''' ~ Z
Albania London, IL NJ ee ~ ~ I,
Assyria. Glasgow, i2 M ~ ~ ~ ~ n
Noordam' Rotterdam. IL AM. ~ ~
Ebro va,nar,n - 9Th st, Hoboken
sibnnst sqr1 et George. Bermuda. IL AM. s5, n r
PoFto PoTe WRiin6hrSp Rind sl Barahona. u M
zaan,e zn,iaas iphia, Curacao, 12 NJ ii DI,jyn
G,aIaPa' Kingston, IL NJ M. ~ d D
Samah SaiaahhlaIes, Fort Limon, 12 M q NJ p )
''o''A American, San Domingo. . PM. ~
Ho1th' San Juan, ~ M. ....27 B;.tIyn ~; = =,
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Change of Masters

James 7 Snow suecaaas
OIL Co. Htnt; Standard
eateIy mliyiam aamla,SS coad l, succeeds James E
Moore & Mccormack. ~" i5~'aa-.
cor, Il J Boram succeeds George Nn,..,
ocean 81 So steam screw City of savannsb slsp'i !
s.,,1I,lil., ~ L'ah!stson succeeds Karl 8 ra,o
Edwar ne screw Columbia
!5i,l CO. oIInah succeeds William, 6
SaDlUei < Min n,,cr .1huor.
-o.t'it.hu Sasoine 81. y Two cs,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Due Friday

VssseI Port Agency.
Aquisanta. Southampton. Nov sb.
Canarti Co
conte Rosso. Genoa. Nov is
Lloyd Sahaudo Lima
Giuseppe Verdi. Naples, Nav II.
Mcdonnell Il TrudR. Inc
praga, Constanza Nov s.
James W Elwell q Co
TuhcanIa, Naples. New j i7... Cunard s Co
Gugiieirno Peirce, Naples. Nov Ia.
peiree Bros
Due Saturday
Rotterdam. Plymouth. Nov a.
Holland America Line
Roma. Marseiiles Nov via Providence.
Fabre Line
Esperanza, Havana, Nov sss
NY 4 Cuba Mali Line
Due Sunday
Columbia, Glasgow, Nov as Anchor Line
Adrlatic liverpool. Nov 26..White Star Line
Laplan. Antwerp. Nov %. =. Red Star Line
Sixaola, Port Binhon, Nov 25..Unit Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Foreign Ports
(By AfaiIl
ARROYO.

coAI3R AR3RoYo. Noy l4-sailed: Hancock
ST THOMAS, Nov l2-Arr,vad. c.,,.
N N Taylor (Br), Pascagoula Via Nawnor. nan'
a avras ~ l4th, sailed Tug Barstow, Buenoss =
AyIes; Ir isth' Bolivar, st Crox
W. watts Tampico; sorland (Norl, New WI. y
va va Nassau; Varg (Nor). ST John. 0rita Gta
naoI, nnp}, SSatlparaiso (and sailed for river.
Tampa 23d, Lyons Maru (Japl oMsh.riee' MaiiSs'
ssaled ga zlst Fslie!ana uD. Aux caynes Sni.s
vera cru craz 'S9t5 sofb TTapaenas Elanare Fr
5sgae,oa; sgs,s; 2ist Fiandre (FrS, Sc N, ~ zen @
M hoi ia tGer) Hamburg City az sa1aire are. !;
Tanns Fam n'assow; schr NJ A Belliveau 1Br1 ree
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

.sar,. London; Fasne POINT. Passed. In:
Keyingham tBrl. Newcastle m.,.,s,, for aaSPe, Wa,
,.. srarS Sidney for Montreal; Cape
Race; Marburn tbrl. Liverpool for 81
9onni gnnniI,.Nr Nov sl--salled. China Arrow,
provtaence; sad, Yankee Arrow. Boston'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Foreign, Ports
SBy CabIe)
Arrivals

ur1 sINGFoRs, Nov l5--sjcmand tNor''
Nsw sWwsMa1fna My9ar1nfna Nov s1-Mahopac 5Br1, :, Msw = !
YORK, 2ad, Aden Maru SJap), .n1a Bfins"es, nsa'
/ Imiins sehindler tGer), Philadeiph'a' @sa'
Seattle Spirit. Montreals: ls:,,,.rsf,ord tNor).
| NeN NeAAL8ohG, Nov 2s--sonsa (Nor', Mon
'resa calais. Nov aa-st Jerome Pr). Beau
'"gsSi ROTTERDAM, Nov s4,-Il,,nspport NOW
'oaS, oAaSN,rWERp. Nov 2i--Gothand (Belg1,
| New York. Kelbergen tDO. Montreai' S9sa'
Argus, Philadelphia; Glentwnftnn A., 'paii. '9ai.
Montreal; 2sd. Middleharn Gas''e A''' '
ALaoA BAY. Nov a6--chinese Prince
'S.RE:1 nRE:1TH' Nov 2s-Cairnmona (Br>. Mon
f1asi AMSTERDAM Nov 2S--pauperata, New
- LIVERPOOL. Nov 25-Darian 1 lbrl,
Philadelphia and Boston; Giamorganiish,i.r,e
sr), San Eransisco; eth IaiefnJre stIo Iay, New
York via Queenstown; sutton ta''' 1'e"
York. ~ ~,
PLYMoUTH, Nov 2s--President Roose"
welt, New York for cherbourg and Bremen
''cq caRPIsTIASsANp, P1sIysS Nov ae--unlted States
tDan), New York for Christians and
LoNDoN, Nov 26--chlekasaw, Balti-
mors Menominss Or New New YoTk York Via via
C b; venusia (Br). Montreal; Vardulla
AHoNMouTH Nov ss-welshman Br).
ALGiERs. Nov 2ocarston (Esypt>,
Savannah for Haiffa.
leans; Seydltz (Ger), New York; Enfield
(Gcr). New Orleans; samnanger (Nor).
New Orleans
TORRE ANNUNZIATA, Nov 22-Promus
(Br). Philadelphia,
CARDIFF, Nov 22-sacandaga, New Or
leans.
GENOA Nov 22--voga (Br), Port Ar
thur; Whateley Hall (Br), Philadelphia.
SECCONDEE. Nov 23-Boutry (Br), New
FLUsHING, Nov 2a--west Modus, Gail
weston.
:, BELFAST, Nov 24-Glen FInlas (Nor),
Br), Phladelphla Treviily (Br). Mon
trea; s,I ~ west st.; Munham, Galveston n,
for Boston and New York.
SHIELDS, Nov 26-Cairnross (Br), Mon
= SANTIAGO, Nov s5-Nlels r Flrsen
(pan), New York 24th, Manchioneai
(Nor). Port Antonio.
TAMPIco, Nov 27-Mexlco, Vera Cruz.
SANTA MARTA, Nov 25--Bowden (Nor).
TELA. Nov 25--Parlsmina, crlstobal.
CURACAO, Nov 25-Caracas. New York
BANES Nov 26-Macabi (Br), New
York.
I<RT ANTONIO, Nov 27--Oritanl (Br),
Baltimore.
CHERBOURG, Nov 27--Berengar,e (Br),
New York for Southampton.
CHRlSTIANlA. Nov 22-Sjomand (Br),
New York.
TIENIsIN. Nov 22-.sylvan Arrow New
York via Port Arthur and San Francisco.
treai.
DUBLIN, Nov, 23-Kerhonkson, New
York via Philadelphia.
KOBE, Nov 25- %.ay Castle (Br) New
York and Philadelphia via Yokohama
BELFAST. Nov 26-Carrisan Head (Br),
Montreal
LIVERPOOL Nov 27-Frogner tNor),
Portland, Ore. via San Francisco
YOkOH MA, Nov 34-Margaret Dollar,
san Franciaco for Hongkong; Steel Mari
ner, Mobile; 25th. Independence New York
Via Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
City Island

n,a~,aa 6oInd south-sch Altana NJ Jaeger
q narges Jessie Forsyth With -I barSes wesn
a9ti, PnnnS win herses; submarine ST..
New W., Gast-Sch s Olive B Van Dusen.
A D Magill. '''aAi Ashter
w. K,eturned-sch VIM Naugler. Nsw
1olh ior Lunenburg, for a harhor w"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Marine Reports
THE TrpEs
winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea Io-day
East Guif---F Fresh, west: fair
fair
Caribbean Sea and windward Passaae--~
Moderate 60 fresh northwest: generally
cloudy.
North OF Sandy Hook---Northeast shift
ING 80 northwest gales; rain or snow, fol-
lowed by clearing
Sandy Hook TO HIATT y s~-.Fresh to strong
nertherly winds. elosus and unsettled
Hatseras 30 Fiortta Straits-~StronE west
and northwest; unsettled wei her.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Departllres

HAMBURG. Nov 21--Freifeid (cier), New
Lisbon. Nov s4-sauserttes. New Or
leans.
MANCHESTER. Nov 24-Manches.er I'M
GIBRALTAR. Nov 25-clan MacBride
MI L1yERPooIi d5Essss ;, NJ ss7zoTanian spr,.
:, LONDON. Nov 2s4JokhmokkN tswed)
1sS4e srenta nTnGs ns RoT SSyt'aas Ws
INA NA5tEs, .l;l5H,. Nov sl-vlctory Maru tJap>.
GENOA. Nov a1-calmeris ut). New
Orleans W. ~
ANTWERP. Nov 2s-~Maquan New Or
ROTTERDAM. Nov 24--Brave Occur.
KAXAMA, KfNdsTa,s Nov Ms: nss-cartago. cristobal.
- PORT LIMoN Nov s5-san Gil tBr,.
GGHA,PARRA, Nov est L Church, New
\, s, SANTIAGO. Nov a4-1ake rernwooa.
JUcARo, Nov s5--sagaland (Nor> pos-
,c,,2 cM,,AN2zAsNILLo. Nov as Manzanillo
ago, to load for New York. ''' 'ah''-
r,osas NASSAU Nov 24-cissy (Nor), Glen
PRoGREso. Nov 25-Nordfarer fn.n,
New York. 'oah)'
PUERTA BARRIOS. Nov 24-1srso,a
(SNor) Tampico; 25th. Llmon, Puerta
PPaaMnPIco; PanTI Nov 2l-solana, Balboa
orleans Via Moss Point. -'e"
New York n'eia (Br),
;. GIBRALTAR. Nov 27 tPassed,--roo,-
plraeus; Eastmoor (Br), Boston ana nag NO LOT
pea port,a Tor Aigiers goth. Mary Horlock tBrl
fnaies' IN. e Z6th, Colombo It) Phila delnhsas
York. iefica tlt). New
YOKOHAMA. Nov 25-Prestdent Mo-,
son NJ Lrom Shangha), Tacoma. -""ui-
SINGAPORE, Nov 25-Relyo Marr t7
(from Batavia) New York "'u ''ap)
R'CIIERDAM. Ky Nov 26-SchodacL Nav,
noUEENsrowN, Nov 2s-Tvrr,
'9r1 Irom LtverpooD. New York.
cAhDlFF, Nov 26-Sacandaea Ne, ~
Orleans. S' Arrow New
PORT SUDAN, Nov s5-c,tx ., NJ,
Vourne yfl tBr) Grom Manila, etc1' Mew
AVONMoUTH, Nov 25-Eastern Sword
new york: 26th, Anacortes, Baitimn nra ~
pat AhDfeoSSAN, Nov 25--Thorsdal lNor, |
,p+5 pLo5NIDoN, DO Nov as-Hambleton Ranps
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Sailed Yesterday

Vacuum, Tampico; valacia (Br). Lon
don; Veedel. Philadelphia; iowan, Boston:
Hamilton. Norfolk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

Judge Lindsey Coming Wednesday
Judge Ben Lindsey. famous juvenile
judge of Denver, Colo, will lecture at
Convention Hall Wednesday evening
under auspices of the Rotary Club. Ad-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Army OFFICERS
TO MEET NOV. "A
Permanent Organization of For
mer Army and Navy Men to
Be Perfected Is Plan
Arranged.

Arrangements have been completed
for the meeting of former army and
navy officers of Carter county which
is scheduled to be held at the Hotel
Ardmore at $3.50 p. m, Tuesday, No
vember IA, and during which perma'
nent organization to be known as the
Carter County Reserve Officers asso-
ciation will be organized. A liberal re-
sponse 10 fifty invitations mailed out
by the secretary pro TEN has been re-
ceived. and indications are that seven
ty-five officers will be in attendance,
and perhaps more Officials in charSu
Of the organization work point out that
the purpose of the association will not
be as a social body, but chiefly group
ing of reserve incumbents which viii
permit them to become better acquaint'
ed with their duties as members of the
United States military auxiliary, and
fit them for immediate service in case
OF such necessity. Prominent military
officials of national repute have been
invited to be present and deliver ad-
dresses on the national defense situat-
ion Of America as II exists AT this time.
Wherever possible, the officers who at
tend next Tuesdays meet will wear
their uniforms. A dinner will precede
the business esssion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
Spain DenOnuceS
Agreement Made
With hAmerica, Said

MADRID.-The Spanish government
it was announced Saturday, denounc-
ed on November ), the commercial
agreement made with the United States
this agreement Spain accorded the Unit
ed States most favored national treat
ment with the exception of special ad-
vantages conceded to Portugal. while
the United States agreed to SPECIAL rates
on duty upon certain Spanish products.
notably crude tartar brandies and
wines.
Article three of the program provid-
ed the treaty should continue in force
until one year after it had been de
nounced by either of the contracting
parties Consequently, the agreement
will cease to be in effect November .,
1928.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

Judge Lindsey Coming Wednesday
Judge Ben Lindsey. famous juvenile
judge OF Denver Colo, will lecture at
Convention Hall "Wednesday evening
under auspices of the Rotary CLUB. Ad.
mission 25 and so cents. Proceeds 80
toward boys work. adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
MAXWELL LATEST AT
SLAUGHTER COMPANY

The latest product of the Maxwell
Motor Cooperation is now on display
in the show room of the Slaughter Mo
tor Co., local Maxwell dealer.
1t is the Good Maxwell club coupe, n
two.passenger enclosed car of preposs-
essing beauty, which displays num-
ber of very obvious feotures unusual
in a car of this type.
The club coupe made its initial how
to patrons of the New York closed car
Show in September. where visitors pro-
nounced it. the most advanced model
of the light. two passenger enclosed
car yet developed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
BLACKWELL STAGES
ARMISTICE PROGRAM

BLACKWELL. OKLA.--The armistice
Cay celebration put ON by the local
American Legion post started off here
with parade in which various civic
organizations and the city schools were
represented. A fun days program in
cluding a football game with Pawnee
and a military bah in the evening was
to be carried out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
PENNY WINDOW GETS
MUCH ATTENTION

With machine gun. SET up as if
for action, flanked ON either side by
parapherpalia known best TO the sol
der and small cards breathing a spir.
it OF martial times now past, the win
dows of the J. c. Penney company
was the admiration of many persons
Saturday.
Few stores decorated their windows
for Armistice Day, and this window
stood out above any Of similar decora-
tion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
DA\CE-D.ANCE

On Thursday night. November 10th
there will be "A dance at Convention
Hall Music furnished by Single
Smiths Orchestra of Ft. Worth. Moth
ers are specially invited. auy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

Judge Ben Lindsey, famous juvenile
Judge Of Denver, Colo. will lecture at
Convention Hall Wednesday evening
under auspices of the Rotary Club. Ad-
mission % and so cents. Proceeds go
toward boys work adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

CARROLL'S CAFE Is A GOOD
CLEAN PLACE TO GET SOMETHING
TO EAT. 4 BIG SPECIAL TURKEY
DINNER sunday. NO. II NORTH
WASHINGTON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
REPORTS SHOW
CLUB IN fine
CONDITION NOW
Farm Agent Assures Women
of His Hearty Support in
Work; Saltwater Agent
4. Is Present.

The last quarterly meeting of the
year of the Carter County Farm Wom-
ems Federated Clubs was held at the
office of Mrs. Minnie b. Church, county
home demonstrator at the court house
Saturday afternoon, with an unusually
large attendance present
Reports of various clubs were read
also report OF the advisory board which
showed the federated clubs to be in
flourishing condition.
Mrs. Green Makes Talk
Mr. Lula Green of Saltwater. district
home demonstration agent was a guest
Of the clubs. and delivered a stirring
address upon the duties of club mem.
bers, and the importance of club work
John f. Easley. secretary of the
chamber Of Commerce, talked to tn.
women about their activities. and pledg.
I'd the support of the entire city in their
most laudable enterprise.
O. J.. Putnam county farm agent,
spoke briefly along lines Of club ac
tivity and assured the women that he
was going TO give them his hearty sup
port in their every effort while he was
in Office. he was followed by O. K.
parden, who also assured tho ladies' thar
they would he SUPPORTED so far as he
was concerned. and he was going 10
make their work matter Of concern
the coming Year
Big Display Planned
The question Of the county fair was
thoroughly discussed. and if all plans
materialize. the women of Carter caun.
~ will have the biggest and best dis
play ever shown here next fall.
Mrs Church after the meeting stated
that she was very much pleased with
ION for the ensuing year We're, Mrs.
progress made by the farm women
clubs Of the county and hopes to see
every community boasting of a live
organization before this time next year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

CARROLL'S CAFE is \ GOOD
CLEAN PLACE TO GET SOMETHING
TO EA'r. 4 BIG SPECIAL TURKEY
DINNER SUNDAY. NO. IL NCRrii
WASHINGTON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12
no EAT. A BIG SPECIAL TtRkEY
I:INNER SUNDAY. No. III Nui'ih
WASHINGTON.

Mrs. G.. y. Hodges has returned from
a several days visit in Oklahoma City
and Lindsay, Okla. While away MIS-
Hodges attended the baseball game al
Norman last week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

mission % and so cents. Proceeds go
toward bows work. adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

+. A. Merrill came down from ok
lahoma City Saturday to spend the week
end with his family at 225 + street,
southwest. lie viii return to Oklaho-
ma City Monday afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

CARROLL'S CAFE Is A COOL
CLEAN PLACE TO GET SOMElnINU
TO EAT. A BIG SPECIAL TCISNEn
DINNER SUNDAY. no. III NOKi"
WASHINGTON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-12

CARR0IL'S CAFE Is A GOOD
CLEAN PLACE TO GET SOMETHING
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07
.D|LWYNE: DOLLY FOR
NATIONAL HORSE SHOW
Wilmington Pony, Lame at Bryn
MaWr, Pa, is Entered
in New York.

D!lwyne Dolly. the pride and very
good friend OF the Misses Louisa and
Irene Carpenter Of Wilmington, is
being groomcd for the National Horse
Show in New York next month.
She has recovered entirely from the
apparent lameness which caused her
disqualification at the recent Bryn
Mawr show. a disqualification which,
through error. was first stated as be-
ing due 20 oversize.
The judge WHO disqualified Diwyne
Dolly was George B. Hume. and so
interested is he IN the little saddle
pony that he wrote from Long Island
to emphasize that the Wilmington en-
try was not over SIZE.
Il turned her out OF the ring at
Bryn Mawr for being, in my opinion,
lame. or al all events not showing
level gate" the letter said.
The Misses Louisa and Irene Car
penter, who entered DNwyne Dolly a,
Bryn Mawr, are the daughters OF r.
+. VI. Carpenter. a vice president OF
the du Pont Company. In the word:
Of Mr.. Hume, they are the best little
( lady losers in the world For the!
showed splendid sportsmanship, de-
spite their disappointment when Dill
wyne Dolly had 10 be withdrawn al
/ Bryn Mawr."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07
SAVES
WOMAN AND CHILD
Husband Arrested on Suspicion
of Starting Fire That Threat
tened Them.

Philadelphia. Oct. Mrs. Rose
Levin and her two-year-old son.
Samuel. were saved from probable SUI
location In n ! fire which started In
their store and dwelling, 1923 North
Fortieth street. shortly after o'clock
this morning by the bravery OF Pa
trolman McEwen.
II. l.. Levin, husband OF the woman.
was arrested fleeing from the place n
few minutes before his wife and child
were saved.
Patrolman Houck. who arrested
Levin, found small keg, which the
police say. was filled with oil soaked
paper behind the counter OF the
store on the first floor.
Levin. 1t is said. tried to break
away from the patrolman. but was
overpowered.
In order TO gain entrance at the
store, McEwen was compelled to break
In the front door. He heard screams
on the second floor. and cropping his
way there, carried Mrs. Levin and her
baby to the street. McEwen was bad
~ burned. He was sent to the Pres
byterian Hospital.
Levin denied the kcg found In his
store contained oil-sosked paper. He
said IL was f'sh brine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07
CHARLES B. mcguire
Wins CAMP TROPHY
Wilmington High School Boy
Achieves Distinction at
Camp Canaan.

Charles r. Mcguire Of 316 West
Fourteenth street. freshman at High
School. has Just been awarded tro-
ply for being the best all-round camp
or, Mt Camp Canaan. South River, near
Annapolis, Md, which is conducted by
the Boys Division Of the Baltimore Y.
NJ. G. n.
Young Mcguire won tho trophy for
eight successive weeks at the camp
and as his average was the highest
he was awarded the trophy perma-
nently. The winning Of this trophy is
considered quite an honor at Camp
Canaan. and there was "A great deal OF
friendly rivalry during the duration
Of the camp. as TO who was the best
all-round camper.
Mcguire is popular ut the High
School and figures prominently in the
affairs az the freshman class. Besides
being a promising young athlete he Il
considered an exceptionally good stu;
dent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07
MRS. MARIE bANKES TO
WE'D JAS. A. GRIMES
Former Wilmington Woman Will
Become Bride of Seattle Man
This Month.

a wedding Of interest will take place
some time during October. when Mrs
Marie Bankes. daughter of Mrs, ]. B.
Phillips of Brldgeville. will become
the bride of James S. Grimes of Seat
tie, Washington. Mrs. Bankes lived
IN Wilmington fer about six years,
and was employed al the Harlan ship
building plant for three years. She
made her home for some time with
Mrs. Fred Myeres, 2505 Market street.
Mrs. Bankes is n daughter Of Rev.
II. VI. Street, who died in Oregon in
1908. The Street family came East in
1909. Mrs. Street married j. 8. Phil
Lns of Bridgeville in 1912.
Mr.. Grimes is a Unknown ath-
,ete in Seattle, and is a graduate of
the University CT Washington. After
the wedding the bride and groom will
come East to visit Mrs. Phillips. They
Will make their home in Seattle. In
the spring, they plan to start on a
tour around the world. visiting rela-
tives in Scotland and Ireland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07
TAX DEL|NQUENTS ARE
ADVISED TO SETTLE
leniency Promised Those FL
nanciaIly Embarrassed if
They Report.

Many misunderstanding and incor-
rect interpretations Of the income tax
laws are being disclosed as a result OF
the drive upon which deputy collectors
from the local internal revenue Office
have been detailed.
In an effort TO correct errors which
are being made constantly and 10 save
taxpayers from the penalties which
may be imposed upon failure to COM
ply explicitly with the law, the local
collector, in a statement issued this
morning, pointed out that immediate
attention should be given to all cor
respondence relating to tax matters.
Prompt action is recommended,
especially in cases where additional
tax is believed TO be due. Occasional
ly individuals receive notice of adj
ditional tax. but disregard them be-
cause the individual is not in a finan-
cal position 10 make settlement. How
ever. regardless of financial POSITION,
a prompt reply or visit to the revenue
Office will enable officials to make some
arrangements, and the necessity for
imposing a penalty will be avoided.
The collectors office has information
concerning practically all who failed
10 comply, not only for the year 1921,
but for previous years. 1t is. there
fore, recommended by Mr. Herring
that all who are aware of their
liability, call at the Office. Such action
he said. Will secure all possible
leriency.