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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
FIRE LOSS CUT IN TWO.
Thst In Wilmington This Year
Not Half Of 1921
Total.

A decrease. OF approximately ono
half I'm the nre ioer In this city last
year. compared with tho loss for the
previous year. In the favorable report
released today by the Bureau Of Fire.
For the present year the loss sustain
ed IL given as s2%a.0oo. compared with
100000 FOR the previous year.
During the present year more than
5000 gallons OF chemicals wns used
Hose used totaicd $1,000 feet. ladders
300 feet. and water, 100000 gallons
Chief William =. butz today reported
n complete personnel in the Bureau
Of Fire.
Although Chief William !. bu,z Of
the Bureau OF Fire. a state senator
will attend every session Of the Lesis
lature when II opens Mt Dover on Mon.
day. the ire head will return 10 Wi.
mington each night to attend to his
ofY'cial duties here. During the all.
sence OF Chief Lutz. however. Dcpu,,
Chief Donohoe will assume re-por.i
bilities OF tho department.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
UNION URGES NATION
TO BUY THE COAL MINES
Naturalization Plan Demands
Ownership by Public: Would
Cost $A,5OO, ,0O0. 900.
ny Associated rrese ,e Ev.ry Hvcnins.
No~r yark Dc< 40 "A plan for M

ny Associated rresr te Evsvv Evening.
Now York. Doc. ao.--A plan for m
,ionsiirntion cf all coal mines In the
tinted states. prepared by fact md
ing committee 81 tho United Mine
Workers of America. was made public
i,st night before tho League for In
du@triai Democracy. hy &. J. Golden'
az Sh,mokln. Pa, president m d~-
tric, No. .. 4. VI. W. Of \.
Tho plan contemplated purchase Of
the mines. both anthracite and btu
mino,s. at n total cost TO the govern
m~nt OF 81. 500. 600 900. This figure wac
based upon a present estimated private
Investment OF between 81 800 .OoO.OO'
and s. .000. 600 900 IN soft coal prop
erti.e. plu~. approximately f.ooo.o0o'-
OO0 IN anthracite mines.
To bring about such federal owner
ship. the fact finding committee would
according to Mr.. Golden. recommen'
an interstate commission ~ mines. a
the head of which would he sccre
tary of mines with n seat in the cab
net.
Appointments TO this commission
would he made by the President, an'
by professional and industrial asso
Citations. I,r duties would include SCI
entinc determination OF costs of pro
duction. the fixing OF prices TO tn
consumer. the neSotiation OF freigh
rates. distribution of product OF tn
mines and the accumulation OF fact
concerning every phase OF the indus
try.
Administration and operation woul
he delegated 10 national miring coun
| Gil composed OF a financial group.
technical group. group 10 lnclud
administrative officials az the indus
try. and "A fourth made up Of miner
and consumers. AL would be appoint
ed by the interstate commission.
The plan as outlined frankly cor
,emplated the birth OF a political la
Dor party to assure Its successful OF
GRAFTON. II would. said Mr.. Golden, I
essential IN bringing political infit
ence TO bear on the government
commissions toward protecting the II
tercs,s OF the miners.
The miners designate the propose
program The American plan"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
AID To EX-WAR HEAD
INDICTED FOR FRAUD
Six "OolIar-a-Day" Men Also
Face Trial for War Time
Transactions.
~ Associated Pres. to Every Evening.

a
Washington. Dec. 30.-Benedic-
CrowsH assistant secretary ~ var
under the Wilson administration. and
six dollar a wear men. associated
with the council Of national defense
we're indicted here today by me
special grand jury investigating var
frauds on charges Of conspiracy %
defraud the government IN construc-
zion Of wartime army camps and
cantOnments
The others indicted are william 4.
siarrett, Morton C. Tuttle, Clemens
W. Lundon. C1air Foster, John H.
McGibbOns. James A. Mears.
The indictment charges con-
spiracy 20 maiadminister existing
laws and regulations. % control ne
giving Of contracts 20 friends. 49,
sOciates and clients under the cost
plus" system. which 80 - charged re-
suited in loss 90 the government x
millions OF dollars and reduced no
morale Of labor.
Today's indictments came as the re-
suit of consideration by <he Erand
/ jury Of mass of evidence which
} the attorney-general mas been gath
ering for Is months. Il was present
ed by former Representative McCui-
loch. u Ohio. now a special assistant
f attorney general.
The indictments. charging A. overt
acts and applying 90 az named a..ke.
charge that contractors. rheir agents.
engineers. architects and officers 4
the government entered a conspiracy
70 set up system profitable 20 he
cOntractors and prejudicih 20 The
government. and 10 control the giv-
ing 81 contracts 20 friends. associates
and clients. past and prospective.
The emergency construction COM
mittes of the council II national de-
fense, the indictments charge. was
used as the vehicle for carrying out
. the alleged plan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
WOMAN HELD IN MURDER
JEALOUS, IS BELIEF
Coroner Finds No Justific alton
for Staying Of Salesman
by Divorcee.
By Associated Press to Every Evening.

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening.
Louisville. Ky. Dec. 30.-Another
page had been turned today in the
record - the shooting 20 death OF @.
l.. Black. AUTOMOBILE. company sales
manager. In the apartment Of Mrs.
olive Jones. divorcee. here last sun
day night. The killing of Black was
without Justification" according Ia
the verdict ot the coroner's jury yes
to-day, which identified Mrs. Jones as
the slayer. The woman had waived
examining trial and was held 10 the
grand jury under a charge OF murdss
Mrs Jones surrendered TO police
early Monday morning afto declsrins
she had kept an all night watch over
the body. unable TO summon courage
to notify officers. She shot, she said
in self defense
Neither &. II. Jones. Of Cincinnati
divorced husband. or Clara. Is
daughter. testified at the inquest
Jones, who said Mrs. Jones and him
self had planned rcmarrlage Janusr,
J. has promised all aid possible to hi
former wife.
The commonwealth has construc teS
a theory that jealousy and fear OF los
ing the victims compan!onship wa
the motive foe the shooting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
FRAMEUP IS DEFENSE
Of LOUISIANA KHAN
ku kIux Will Try to Prove Bod
les Found in Lake We're
Taken From Cemetery.

New Orleans. Dec. 3O.-Leaders of
the Ku Klux Klan In Louisiana az a
secret conference hare yesterday laid
against the charges brought against
IL In connection with the kidnapping
and reported murders at Mer Rouge,
MOrehouse parish.
IL is said that the khan will attempt
20 prove that the mutilated bodies
found In Lake Ia Fourche were not
those OF Watt Daniels and Thomas F.
Richards. missing since the night of
August "a. The khan maintains that
the bodies were dug up in a nearby
cemetery and placed in the lake Just
before the explosion which led TO their
alleged discovery.
While making no specific charges. II
is intimated by the leaders % the khan
that the bodies were planted by enc
mics OF the order or by Department
OF Justice agents investigating the
crime.
II also Is said that II evidence pro
duced at the open hearing which vii
open In Baslirk on January 3. tends IL
any way 20 impliCate the khan in tbs
alleged murder. Daniels in person vii
be produced IN court. No explanation
Is given as 20 where Daniels is or VII,
he has been concealed for more thar
four months. Neither was Il explslne,
what has become OF Richards and why
IL one OF the missing men can be pro
duced in court. the other cannot be.
The leaders also decided yesterday q
send into Morehouse parish az once IN
best investigator at their Command.
member OF the khan. who will b
clothed with full authority TO conduc
Continued on page Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
KIDNAPPED GIRL HOME.
Held for $4,000 Ransom. But
Given UP When Police Are
Told Of Abduction.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Detroit. Dec. 30--Eight year old
Mary Gioyannangeli. kidnapped eight
days ago. and held for ransom o,
$40 900. was returned 10 her home this
morning less than y hours after her
father Nicola Giovannsngeli. Eas,
Side baker. had reported her disap-
pearance TO the police.
The chIds return was almost az
daring as her seizure more than a
week ago. Despite a police guard sta
toned al her fathers bank and home
TO block any attempted reprissls for
his action in reporting the demand for
ransom, she was brought 20 within halt
block OF her home. There mnn
helped her from an automobile and
directed her 20 hurry home and
don't be afraid Of the dark" She had
not been harmed and informed her
parents she had been taken 20 a farm
house. She had been well cared for
and eve2 feted on Christmas Day, shs
said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
AUTOMOBILE FUMES
KILL MAN AND WOMAN
Dry official and Companion
Found Unconscious in Car.
With Engine Going.
py Associated Press to- Every Evening

py Associated rress ,o Every Evening.
Trenton. y. J., Dec. 20-Walter a.
Neely of this city. q Federal prphibl-
ton enforcement agent. and woman
companion. died today In Mercer
Hospital here q short time after they
had been found together In an auto
mobile In private garage. Tho mo
tor>wps running. and n 10 presumed
that they were overcome ny fumes
Neely. n wldower, was veteran I
the recent war.
lie served as q FIRST lieutenant with
the iiith Machine Gun Battalion, 2eth
Division. and was wounded twice IN
the Aveonne lie became an enforce
ment agent IN January cf this year.
The woman was identified as Mrs
Annahelie Gleason. mother - three
girls. aged ~. ls and ~. She had beer
separated from her husband for hv'
years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
TWO DRY OFFICERS
WOUNDED IN GUN
FIGHT WITH NEGRO
Had Lively Battle in an Effort
TO Capture Larry Smith
Near Milford.
MANY SHOTS EXCHANGED

Larry smith alleged Negro moon
SINNER, IL ~ large In dense woods
neat tcdar Mills. eight miles west 20
Milford after Wnundlng two Federal
prohibition agents ln a gun battle at
10 ~ oclnck Yesterday morning Tho
Negrn was nlso woundcd \ scarch
IL l'einE made for the fugitive. and the
auihnritira expect to capture him
within short Time
Tho arsnis wounded IN tho hattie
are Israel Toward and John I'd
wards. Who operated from tho office
uf Prohibition pircctcr Elliott ~ sixth
Rnd klnr streets this city. In addition
~ ihe two wounded mon. tho raidiug
part, cumprl sod Federal Agent ilarr,
i.riio,. Deputy Wiley and constable
inrram Two large stills and about n
b ore of containers were solved and ap-
pruNimateiy eco salons ~ mash de-
Hirovcd
raiiN Yesterday morning tho raid
lnf part' dcsccnded upon tho smith
huuse AGout Howard approached tho
luniInr and kuockrd at the door. lle
was utuotcd %, woman Agents iiow-
ard and Edwards stepped into tho
hulldlnn After sear,hlnE the lower
nnur thrV approached tho stairway with
idNards loading Without warning
Smith. Who was iu hlding 90 tho top ot
thr stairs. nfrd poiut blank at his pur
Fnrfa usInr q NJ 10 shotgun Ei
Wnrds was wounded his forehead hc
ing grnsrd hy tho shot Sciging one ~
thu womcn ~ tho house. tho agents
forced hcr to ascend tho stairs In front
..H -. as q
frd through one ~ tho rooms Jump
iva through window 90 a small plle
vf hay on tho ground Agent Howard
who had remained down near the
dnor ran after tho man hs he ran
the fugitive SWUNG around and raised
the shot gun to his shoulder. Howard
who is a f'rmcr Texas ranger hesi-
tnfrd .n nrlrg 90 the man. and Smith
shot az him wounding him In both
irra Howard va. Joined by the other
ufnccrs. who continued the pursuit
lleVolvpr shot. were fired after Smith
Tho husc Ncsro staEEered and almost
toll hut recovered his balance and
continued to run. disappearing in .
drnse woois ingram and the Other
ofncprs Joined In tho Cha~c. and the
icdsral ascnts returned to SMITH
hnuss. vhero they had left another
man and three women None OF these
Was arrested a. a was not believed
thew lived permanently az tho house
Tire stiii. ono of 10 gallons capacit,
ara the other ~ 20 gallons were dis
uiantled and tho containers broker
un The mash after small samples
we're taken to be used as evidence wa
DESTROYED With c"al oh The Fedora
nrents returned Gen this '.tN, and
srarrh BE- heing made of the woods h
(. ate officers Neithcr Howard no
Edwards was seriously injured
| smith . captured. ne VII face charge
ul Violatlng thc state liquor laws an
possihl, three charges 80 assault an
batterN
-. than two weeks ago. state ~
noers were rehuned Ia an attemT
O.. capture smith ana tho general re
port in tho neighhorhood was TIA
DO would not 10 taken without ser
rus nght Tie home had been har
AIDED ana he vas well supplied VT
sguns and ammunition. 80 - said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
POLICEMAN SHOT WHILE HUNTING CRIMINAL;
PITTSBURG'S FORCE TRAILING MURDERER
IBy Associated Press to Every Eveningl

made. Joe Carter. a Negro. one OF the
suspects. lives within a stones throw
OF the\,lley where the officers body
was found. Robert Germany, also a
Negro. and his wife Lena. were ar
rested on information furnished by
Police Lieutenant James Rogan. The
lieutenant said that Germany stopped
him on the street last night and asked
some questions concerning policeman
Conley.
Supt. Calhoun. after a preliminary
Investigation. said he believed Conley
was killed by a person he was trying
u arrest. The officers pistol was in
his holster and had not been fred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
FIVE MEN WHIPPED
At THE WORKHOUSE
THIS AFT FTERNO0N
Offenders lashed as Part OF the
Punishment Given by the
Court.
WEATHER WAS VERY COLD

Five mon were whipped at the "oun-
~ workhouse. at Greenhank. this at
terncon. az i2iO o'clock. by Acting
Warden Leach. Martin Cunningham,
white. vas given Ave lashes; Jackson
Montgomery. Negro. 3. Lawrence
Gaine- Negro. 20: Charles Palmer
Nesro 20. and John Ice. Negro, s.
Gaines wac convicted recently of a
charge Of breskins and entering. and
! the four other men had been convict
| ed 80 Larceny In addition to the lashs~
administered this afternoon Cotting-
/ ham is sentenced to serve Is months
imprisonment: Montgomery. months; {;
Gaines. Sia years; Palmer, two years ;
F and Leo. 3 wears.
shortly before the time scheduled for
I The whtpNng the men. all mauacled.
were assembled by Acting Warden
Leach at the prison center Aeon
psnied by Mr.. Leach. Guard o'ROurkc
and two newspapermen they left the
center" st l2<0 o'clock and marched
dywn the soo-foot tunnel toward the
post. Mr.. Leach opened the gate to al
low spectators to enter and EIGHT PER
%nns-all-<nen awaited themselves of
the opportunity to witne-s the pro
Ceedinrs.
All Of tho mer were apparently In a
ao,einn frame of mind ae they marched
through the tunnel. At the end Of tho
tunnel they werS given instructions I'd
take of their ehirts and underhir;'
and wero given blankets tO throw
about their shoulders
Cottingham was the first ~ be tax
On 10 the post to have his mauacle'
attsrhed. While thie was done he wa'
obliged to sive up his Blanket bu
% was Immediately placed over hi,
shoulders when this Was finished. MI
leach then read the prison sentence
the blanket was taken from the prison
ere shoulders. and the whipping D.
gan Gusri O'Rourke counted tn
strokes audibly During the whippinl
Mr.. Leach kept cigar IN his mouth
Although the day Mas severely cold
the men apparently suffered htle frrs
this because ~ the hrevity Of the tim
needed for the lsshes The entire pro
ceedinss were over in five. minutes. Pal
Nor the third man. 20 l-e taken 10 IN
is,st was the only one who mentione
tha; -; was cold" Lee and Gaine
were evidently scarrd ar the time 20
7 thelr wh!ppinss approached. hut IN
others seem-.i 20 take the proceeding
comparatively indirercntly.
All ~ the men. however. admi;-e
after they hal been whipped that the
, were frightened a; first. Palmer Wa
sskei by newspaper man how h
felt after u was over His reply va
thGt ne never fslt better In his life
The strokes made red marks on N
mems Sacks. After the whippines wer
'ver they comrsred notes on the AHA.
and one was heard 10 remark that e
wss the first time he hsd ever bee
S-nipp-d. ana that ne was not eoin
y 10 - put IN prison any mo-e."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
BIRD TRANSFER Co. IN
BANKRUPTCY COURT
ASTON Taken by Creditors Stops
SherifFs Sale. Scheduled
for Today.

A. Involuntary petition In hank
vrrfcv w.as aled IN tho V'ni'ed S'n'es
y strict Couri a. O'Clock last night
ara.rst me bird Transfcr Co. a cor
forafiar 20 ne state Of Delaware. by
fhomas p Martin. tho Hearn On CO.
sd James % and Henry White. trad
ias as Whrc R-ofhers
r. ea.sfy Judgment ~ $4,000 oh
o. ned hy She Delaware Trust Co.
AGAINST the Bird Dansfcr Co. a
sbss~Ts sale o. 90, equipment and ef-
feels 90 the compauy was 90 have
been held fhis morning h,It due 20
she proceedings. She sa.e was called
e~
Tho claims made D., .-he petition
or against IN, COMPANY include $3.50
fnf WORK and labor done and for mer-
chandse furnished hv Thomas 7
Martin. saiss4 for goods. wares and
r,s~chandiee furn shed by the Hearu
CO.. co and t509 sc for goods. wares and
Brothers
Tho petitioners asse~t that within
four months preceding the iilins of ths
pet.tion. the Bird TRANSFER Go. while in
snlvcnt committed al act Of bank
rupfcy IN that d; permitted an execution
% i~sus against % upon "a judgment
ahia lined hy the Delaware Trust Co
l'por this execution. the petitioner
ssciars. "A levy was made by the sher
~ ~ New CAST, county upon all th'
personal property o. tho conco-n.
The Bird Transfer Co. the petition
ere further alleg.. did not. within fv'
a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30

Pittsburg. Dec. 30.-Patrolman Dan
Conley. patrolling a beat in the hill
district here. was murdered at 4
o'clock this morning. His body. with
a bullet through the heart, was found
in an alley by a fellow officer who
heard four shots a moment earlier.
When word OF the murder reached
headquarters. Superintendent of Pub
lic Safety j. G. Calhoun took personal
charge Of the case. lie ordered the
entire detective force and all avail
able policemen rushed 10 the district,
where a dragnet was spread.
BY dawn three arrests had been
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
FRANCE DECLARES GERMANY
DOESN'T INTEND TO PAY

Paris. Dec. 30.-France has made
an intensive study OF the repRrations
question for the last four years and
is convinced that Germany does not
want 10 restore her financial stability
II such a step means payment In full
OF a reasonable war indemnity. Such
is the authoritative though unofficial
comment on the speech OF the Ameri-
can secretary OF state at New Haven
last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30

Y. 3. PHILIPS UNHURTt
CAR WRRCkRD ON hill

r. x. Philips. Of 22o< Main
street. hack-Er. narrowly es-
capped seriou- injury or possible
death at 2 o'clock this morning
while descending Fourth street
hill. between West and Tatnall
streets. In his Ford sedan.
Applying his brakes at tho
top of the hill. Mr.. rhillps pro-
ceedcd cautiously 90 avoid skid
ding on tho Ice covered street.
Halfway down, however. the
light machine struck n thlcsly
coated portion OF the street. The
automobile swerved around and
almost at the same time turned
turtle. Refore reaching the foot
OF tho hill. the sedan had turned
over three times. Philips was
unhurt. but the automobile was
wrecked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
BUSH LINE CASE TO
Be ARGUED TUESDAY
Public Service Commission OF
Maryland Says No Lawful
Reason Has Been Shown.

Argument on demurrer to the bill
~ complaint of the George w. Bush
Sons Company of this city against
the Public Service Commission of
Maryland has been sct for next Tues
,lay In the Circuit Court. Baltimore.
Tho hill of complaint asked an in
junction restraining the commission
from enforcing its decision To with
hold a license for operating motor
trucks in Maryland In Interstate com
merce.
Tho contention of tho demurrer is
that NO lawful reason has been shown
for the action asked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30

sheriff Gould. Coroner Bullock and
Recorder Of Deeds Finn will retire
from office next Tuesday. when their
SUCCESSORS. Sheriff-elect Walls. Cor
oner-elect Taylor and Recorder-elect
Stetser. will begin their official teens.
ReSister Of Wills-elect Brown has
bonded in the sum OF $4,000 and will
begin his third term next Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
MUCH RAIN NEXT WEEK.

Bs Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Washington. Dec. 30.-Weather out
look for the week beginning Monday:
North and Msddle Atlantic states:
Snow or rain over north. and rain
over south portion at beginning. and
again about Thursday or Friday
Temperature about normal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
SENATOR BAYARD AT
PLUMMER MEMORIAL SERVICE

United States Senator Thomas f.
Bayard has sent word from Washing
ton that he will come 20 Wilmington
10 attend tho service at 81. Paurs
NJ. r. Church tomorrow night in
memory OF the late Warden Mordecai
s. Plummer Of the workhouse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
UNCLE JOE CANNON
QUITS SMOKING

Washington, Dec. 40 Uncle
Joe Cannon has quit smoking.
The famous old representative
from Illinois. ss years old. who
has been smoking for three
quarters OF n century. admitted
yesterday that he gave up the
weed a week ago.
Asked how he accomplished II
yesteday. ne said: Il just up
and stopped"
The sight Of Uncle Joe in the
last days of his last term In
Congress. his classic features
minus a long cigar tuttins from
them AZ an angle of q degrees.
comes az a profound sensation
20 every one around the capitol.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
NIXON ILL IN JAIL.

Baltimore. Dec. 30.-Dr. y. NJ. Nc
Koin. former mayor OF Mer Rouge
charged by Louisiana authorities with
murder and being held here, was re-
ported 10 be suffering from an attack
OF bronchitis AT the city Jail this morn
ing. lie was ordered to bed by the
the JAN physician. He was not regard
I'd as seriously ~. however.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
Amusements TOnixhL

Playhouse" Tiger Lily.
GarricK-"The BrOken Wing
Aldine-Vsudevili and pictures.
Heroes of the Street"
Arradia-"Csmille.
Quecn-"ro Have and 20 hold"
SANoy-',Her Only Nay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
Carlos Bonello Injured.

Carlos Bonello. 2e years old. OF Holly
Oak. an employe OF the Pennsylvania
railroad. was slightly injured about
the right ankle while at work thie
morning. lie was taken 20 the Della
ware Hospital for treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30

1T has not been decided who will
occupy the stock board rooms adjoin-
ing the Tenth street corridor Of the
du Pont Building. which were vacated
today by Laird Il Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
Mrather Forecast.

b Associated Press 10 Every Evening"
Washington. Dec. sO.-weather forecast
for Delaware:
Incressng cloudiness tonight. probably
followed by rain or snow sunday slowly
Using temperature: moderate east %
southeast winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
Melvin and (anby on Park Board.

Judge Rice today reappOinted Thomas
n. Melvin and Henry NJ. Candy mem
beers Of the Board OF Park Commis-
s.oners for q term Of five years.