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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
EARLY NEWS FLASHES
High Spots In Worlds Happenings as
Reported by the Associated Press w
TO Six a. m.
Domestic.

Clemenceau recalls old times IN his
visit with Woodrow Wilson and de-
scribes their meeting as afYectionate
Representative OF American Farm
Bureau Federation in speech NJ Bur
hngton, VT, says that average net
income OF American farmer will Ta
less than sass this year.
Mayor OF Montreal declares burn
MS OF Catholic institutions IN Canada
Is work OF fanatics who. ne believes.
are not Protes:ants and have used Ku
klux Klan as cloak.
Frieda Hempel, singer. reports that
her New York apartment has been
robbed OF Jewels and other articles
worth az least So,
James G. Penny, head OF s7I stores
In 20 states takes out single life in
surance policy OF $500. 900, making
his total life insurance $4,000. 900.
DIR. Amy Kaukonen, mayor OF Fair
port. Ohio. tells New Workers OF her
fight against "boo;leggers."
Generals Persh'ng and Dawes a,
f Chicago appeal for suppression OF
radicals. deeper patriotism and more
powerful United States army.
B Norman seIby. better known as KID
Mccoy. files bankruptcy petition a
Los Angeles.
indianapolis mayor announces
sanity test for AZ persons arrested
for speeding.
Governor Russell. ot Mississippi. II
federal court denies charges made n,
woman photographer in suit for 500.
600 darnares
Foreign.
Ambassador Child al Lausanne
speaking for United States. asks ful
access 20 Black Sea in peace and IL
war.
Tchi,cherin declares allied propose
for regulation OF Turkish straits s
directed against Russia, and will com
pei her 10 arm for defense.
Joseph p. Tumulty after thre
months stay with injured daughte
IN Munich defends Bavarians an
denies they discriminate undul.
agains, foreigners
British steamer Clyne Rock col
lides with American liner GeOrg
Washington off Dover, England
damage not revealed.
London reports that Gabrielle D'An
nunz!o is seriously Ai at Gardone.
Germany will ask Allies 20 approx
internal gold for stIDilization an
cash reparations payments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
DELAWARE GRADUATE
MARRIED At ANNAPOLIS
Announcements Received of the
Wedding Of Miss Merrill and
J. &. Wilson, Jr.

special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Dec. -7.--Announcements
have been received of th. marriage of
Miss BERTHA Elizabeth Merrill. of
iecomose City. Nd. and John Edwin
Wilson, ir.. of smyrna. az Annapolis.
Nd, on October :. "Ssect" Wilson, as
he II known 20 students Of the Uni
N.rrity % Delaware. graduated from
the University las; June. He played
-ercnd base on the University baseball
team for two years
The Rev. Thomas George Baxter Of
Af,enwcod Presbyterian Church who
graduated from the University of Del
AWARE IN 1889 will preach at White
Gay Greek Presbyterian Church sun
dsv morning.
mr.. Edgar Jones. rector o, ST
Thomas Episcopal Church. 10 conduct
ING a zen DAYS mission az the Bishop
Carmichael Memorial Church. Toronto,
canada.
rsshop Philip Cook will conduct the
Services In 81. Thomas Church a. II
o'clock Sunday morning md also in
IN. evening
~. Y y 5 G. Z. Of the Presbyter-
ian church has elected the following
officers Cor the ensuing year: rresi-
dent Miss Anna Frazer; vice-presi.
dent. Paul lc~ett. Miss KATHERINE
ilolton and Miss Katherine steel; re
Cordlng secretary. Donald Armstrong
corresponding secretary. Miss Eiler
crow and treasurer. Miss Sarah Steel
IN. Rev. H. Everett Hallman pas
tor % the Presbyterian Church Wi
preach SUNDAY morning on "Som'
things believe and Why" and in tn
evening on Miracles"
A, the Methodist church the Rev
Prank usrscn. pastor will preach a
tht morning s.rvice on The enemie
~ the spiritual life" and in the even
inr on Tn. charge % the three hun
dr.d "
A. tho monthly meeting % the Par
er,.Tcacher Association 20 be held a
. o'clock ~ the High Schoo. ths speak
- viii he tho Rev. Prank Herson. Tn
subject will he How can the Churcl
and thc school cooperate .ffectivef
Ir the mora and religious training q
fhs rhnd Officers VIII be elected q
this meeting There will also be
Christmas sketch by pupils Of IN
risth Grade
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
ROAD BUILDING RECORD SET
in.eoo wne. 80 FEDERAL AID Highways
Added. Says Report.

washington. Dec Greater prog
30. Wa made on the Nations high
wave dusinr "a. lsst year than IN any
similar period and there o. now ap-
par.nt a rcai pubic appreciation 81
ne importance ~ maintaining roads.
'rh-m.- N. MncDon.ld. chief ~ the
bureau - publiC Road~ stated IN his
ANNUAL report W the Secretary % Az
riculturc. made pubisr last night.
Ten thousand miles have been add
a 90 the redssal aid roads alone. q"
BE- said and doubtless more than an
equsl mileage hse been constructed
without Federal ass stance"
lie .hsrSrtcrize- as more significant
"fhs passage - the Federal High
way At win Sc plan for q connected
system 80 roads Cor the whole nation"
and "'t. extraordinary activity in
oconomlc and physicai research in
connection win the financing. lo-
cation. management and do~ign % the
hiFhvaye"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
FARMERS URGED TO BUY LESS
ser,., Shows yhey Purchase Instead
sf Kalss. Much Ioodstun.

ny Associated Press 10 Eyery Evening.
Washington. Dee. 7.-farmers
should produce more OF their own
fpudsturs and buy less that must be
brought 10 them by railroads. accord
Ins to a survey ~ opinion among
10000 farmers made public today ny
tho Department of Agriculture.
Nearly 80 per csDS Of the food con-
Fume1 hy farmers and their families
generally is not grown BY them or In
tneir immediate vicinity. % was shown
whereas % was estimated that 20 in
stead 80 20 per cent % their needs
sQaid ~ produced locally.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
EXECUroR's SALE
REAL EsrATEt

NEAL ESTATE
Will bc sold az public sale on SATURDAY.
December .. 1922. at 10 O'Clock a m AZ
the County Court House as Wilmington
Delaware. The following described reAl
estate in the city Of Whining ton, Dela-
ware. OF James Mekeough. deceased. ~
wit.
No. known as No. 6lS King street.
improvements consisting Of fOur-story
lprlck ouisiing, ~ rooms. bath aud store.
pimensiOIN Of lot ~ n. . in. 100 IL.
No. known as No. l220 West street,
improvements consisting OF a twO-StOry
brick dwelling, seven rooms and bath
Dimensions of lot 10 q. y IS IL. , in
No. S-hnown az No. Ga West Twelfth
street. improvements consisting OF a TWO
story brick dwelling. six rooms and bath
Dimensions OF lot Is ft. = in. 90 IL
No. s-hnoNn a. No. 62l Windsor street
improvements consisting OF = two story
brick dwelling, Ave rooms. D.men sions
OF lot Ia ~. - ft.
No. 5-knoNn a. No. OPS Wind sor
street. improvements consisting of a
two-stOry brick dwelling, hye rooms. DE-
mensions of lot 10 # \ IS f.
Terms OF Saic-Tcn per cent OF the
purchase money 20 be paid when the
property IL struck OF aud the balance 70
be paid on or before January y 1928
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY and
JOSEPH NJ. skNfER
Executors OF James Nicheoush.
Francis NJ. Walker. Attorney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
undexod for Quick Eoferencel
LINZ HATEN BFR DAN

Count siS words 20 the line.
Count initials and numbers az words
No charge sd taken for less than 3Oc.
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25c.
Charge. Prepaid
I Day ......................l4 "a cents II cents
Con.ecuuye Day. o.. II cents 10 cents
Consecutive Days .... cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request.
KEPtBLlCATiON FOR ERRORS
Republication will be made for errors
not the fault OF the advertiser, ~ ad YER
tser will report the error within "a hours
after first publications Of adycrtiscmcnt
NISCLAS ASSlFlCATIONS NOT PEE-
hITTED
TELEPHONED ADS.
CLASSIFIED adyertisenTents that are tele-
pLonod 10 Every Evening will be accepted
a. the charge rates shown above But
the prepaid cost amount will bs xoceDt.d
~ full payment II offered at the business
oiiioe within sis days after any such Adj
is rrst printed In the paper. Other.,se
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
will be collected.
All classified advertising rCcAvod by
Every Evening Up to II O'Clock q m. day
OF publication Will be placed under the
proper classifcatfons 90 the Classified
Page. Advertising received after ] I o clock
w.n be grouped together under the head
Ing TOO Late To CLASSIFY" and will DO
found on page q.
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE UNDKID
Ask for Want Ad Tsker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
LAND
REALTY DEALER

HOUSE FOR SALE
On Delaware avenue. 1911 Dc.Awara
avenue. detached house. 10 rooms. hath.
front porch, three stories. bot water heat.
Lot so feet on Delaware avenue. depth
800 feet: runs from Delaware avenue -
Gilpln avenue. Garage. PoSsessaor 81
DAYS Price S2S 200.
Mortgase Money Arranged Foe.
FARMS FOR SALE.
T. &. BRADFORD
Phone 1898. 1874 Delaware Arenas>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
Legal Notices
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

REAL ESTATE
viii be sold at public sale on SAtur-
day. December v. 1922. a. 10 O'cioS. a
m. al tho County Court House. at WI
minston. Delaware. the following de-
scriOed r,si estate ia the city Of VII
mingt0n. Delaware. Of Ephraim \. Bear.
Qcceascd. 10 wit:
UnimproVed lot on the northeAsterly Ade
of kastlawn avenue. $50 feet southeast
from Market street. Dlmens sions OF lot
55 n. ~ II. IL in.
Terms Of salo-ren per cent OF the pur-
chase money 10 be paid when the prop
erty Is struck on and the ta.anco 20 DC
paid on or before January = 1928.
kQ uIrABLE TRUST COMPANY,
ADMINISTRATORS c. Z a. OF Estate OF
kphfAim r. Hear deceased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
Way Believer Advertising Classified Ad
AUcTlONS--LECAlS
Legal Notices
ExHCUToR's SALE
DF

Rthb krIATE
VIII t,e spld 81 public ssls on saturday
tho County Court House a. wilninS,on.
Delaware, The foiio1ing described real
ware. Of Henry z. Hnsiish. 3sssa.ed' sssa ia %
wit:
improyements consistins Of . throe-sDrI
bric6 dwelling, containing nine rooms. ts.S
and shed Kitchen. dimensions of lot ~ r.
80. 2-Known .. No. sos onpin avenue.
improvements condsting Of . thrso-s stery
BRICK dwelling. cootsininx nino rooms bAth
and shed kitchen. Dlmenaons Of lot
- n. 400 n.
improvements consisting Of thros-stry
breS dwelling. containing nine rooms. bath
and shed xinben. Dimensions Of lot
No s-Known as No. so7 onp,p avenue.
improyements consisting Of . three story
brick dwelling, containing nine rooms, De "a
and shed Kitchen. Dimensions of lot
Terms Of ssIs-Ten per con. Of The
property Is strSes Oh and ths b.Isncs "a "a
kSUIfRsLLE gu f4 81 Ps'2is 2T1sT J.naa
Executors Of Henry &. Ensiish.
Clarence A. south.rI.nd'' "a H,.orp.y. s
SEALED RRoPosALs viii be r.cayoh
until y; IN. December IL. 1922, for
pa.lI,.s W annual Iepyrt OF the ch4er
engineer on the bureau Of firo copy of
report may be seen in the Ore cs,ef .
Office. Municipal building CirStnrs
OF Public safety.
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE
Wil DO sold q, public sale on Saturday.
December .. 1921. - 10 O'Clock a 10. az
the County Court House a. WlInIng,on.
Delaware. the following described real
estate Ia the City of Wilmington. Deia-
| wit:
ynimproved lot on tho southerly siee Of
WA@sset street, lO5 70. east % Jacxson
street. Dimensions Of lot AZ n. 700 N.
Terms OF sale--Ten per cen. of 80
purchase money 20 De Dsi1 ~her trs
property Is struck or and The baiance b
DO Rsn,da, Rna,f,r op q q, before yAnIsry g, ls1s
Trustee under the Will Of William II
MCrrft r<~exnAH
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-03
PARK PROTECTION

. A PARK protection committee composed OF an
unlimited number OF ci.izens is being organized
an Brooklyn. y. " to prevent havoc wrought by
ssrown.up yandals thoughtess children The
object is to awaken as large body OF citizens as
possible 20 the TACT that enjoyment oil the parks
does not preclude the careful preservation OF their
Sbeauties. The movement has been under way but
II short time. and already destruction OF park proper.
ay IS decreasing.
Much OF such destructive action is unintentona
s~speeially in the winter months There is a general
ssort OF impression that any cutting UP Of lawns or
'breaking down OF shrubbery will he invisible when
~summer growth begins, and 30 automobiles are
parked in unwoncd places, paths grooved out by
'rramping feet over lawns and through hedges and
q hundred other depredatious committed some OF
which summer doe, hde bu, much OF which must
be remedied at public expenses ii it can be remedied
al all Unfortunately summer, which brings Nature.
heaiing too often fresh scars wrought by hu.
>n,an hands and ieet
Formation OF citizens committees such as that in
BROOKLYN is an effective way 70 approach the sub.
ieet. Signs and fines may accomplish little in
individual instances. but public spirit is cumulative
thing which, when once reused can reduce any evil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-03
JUSTICE AND SERVICE

THE newly elected president OF manufacturing
concern has announced that his plant is to be
fun by the application OF Christian principles 10
business His program Tor carrying out this pur.
1'ose he gives as follows
"A reasonable living wage to the lowest paid
workman constant employment for every member
oi the organization and an actual application OF III,
Golden Rule 10 all relations between employee and
employer The results will be:
Service TO the public by manufacturing an honest
product service TO employees by the application OF
the Golden Rule and the payment OF at least com.
fortabe living wage and service to the stockholders
by earning for them lair return on their invest.
meut"
1t is easy enough for the "show-m.' critic 10
withhold his praise until he has seen the practical
success of these principles demonstrated. II be will
also withhold his scofiing until their failure has been
JUST as concusively demonstrated he will show good
sense as well as kindlness
The basic principles OF justice and service have
always been sound, and still are. Everyone who
honestly tries apply them, with whatever success
Is doing his share TO speed the day OF their univsr
sal application.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-03
Editorial of the Day
HUNTING FOR EXCUSES

House and senate leaders In Washington yesterday
agreed speed up the extent Of passing one bill AZ
least permanent tariff bill If this bill is COM
plete q failure the income bill framed by this
congress il Of little moment whether passed.
But there is election coming this fall and mern'
congress got things 10 tell
votes
Our judgment is that the congressman go
ing have hard time framing reasonable story
OF what has been accomplished by this congress. Al
least much interested in hearing just what
Miss Alice Robertsons campaign slogan going 10 be
in the campaign. We willing admit that she
has same she had years ago. but what
additional ones will she after years
gress?
With even bank robbers "joshing" their victims
Hardin times" this administration 1t
tanly looks like congressman going he hard put
this year find advance for Keeping them
in office --Muskogee Times Democrat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-03
A Newspaper That Serves
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1922.
A NATIONAL DISGRACE

iMANI who read this would have died on the bat
tleteld, OF France or been permanently crippled.
Ehad it not been for the American soldiers now
Eknown as disabled veterans"
They stopped the enemy and his bullets. That
fshortened the war-ended it before more Of the
Holks back home were drawn into the casualty lists
J he lucky ones who came through the war un.
F1niursd are enjoying peace But the war goes on
sforerer for the disabled soldier
In most cases his battle will last until his death
And it is battle that he is fighting largely
>alonc
More than three years have passed since the
Armistice The disabled war veterans lar from en-
fJoyng the comforts that are rightly theirs by all
Jaws or decency. again are compelled 10 light for
Sair. square treatment by the national government
The details OF this fighr are being told in the
rnews columns OF the Ardmoreite
The situation discloses gross neglect and an al
.MoSt criminal stupidity in mishandlng the disabled
tsoldiers
It Is becoming an old story And it is shadowed
sty talk OF national ingratitude'
There is, however ingratirude The Amer
.San people stand ready to foot the bill for what
'ever IS necessary to give these a square deal.
Responsibility ior this national disgrace is some.
Shere in Washington
Pot viii call the kettle back The buck will be
ypassed freely between Congress and the Veterans
tBureau.
The unscrupulous will coin political capital out
~Gf- rhe situation
Alter all said and done the real trouble is
smofalng but red tape and stupidity 1t is unbeev-
babe thar any American official or representative
Fas voluntarily throwing distractions in the disabled
veterans path.
What is needed in Washington is little COM
Tanon sense.
In all the history OF republic. there never
;nas been black disgrace as the neglect OF dis
.Abed veterans The public, refusing to believe that
Uncle Sans efficiency has fallen TO zero demands
action last and thorough
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-03
THE SHOPPING TOUR

Ilona was delighted as well as
astonished with Louisville. Ii was
Etr first Introduction TO any city a.
close range. and her eye rairly
popped OUT Of her head as she was
kept busy looking this way and that
in her endeaTcr not 10 miss a'ything'
"Graoio mother. what ! nuge
STONY plsre city really is, mt it?
All ,hese luildirgs so heavy Ard close
/ sn"uld hcrcr like TO have 10 i've in
one Of them"
My dear, those buildings you are
re.erring 10 now are only business
5vi,dinss No one lives in them and
they are Only used in the day time by
business men. As matter OF fact.
maay Of the men who work in these
pfiices here live out in the suburbs,
So don't worry about them
The street cars. ambulances and,
above ali, 4 fire engine out on pa.
rade caused the girl 10 go into shrieks
of wonder. Truda sat laughing 10 her
hearts content as she watched her
sisters enjoyment. II seemed incred
ible TO her blase little mind that there
was any girl alive nowadays who
could thrill 10 anything so ordinary as
fire engine A new beau now would
be something different. Even she
could still thrill TO that, but this weird
sister OF hers seemed totally unaware
Of men. Not by the quiver Of an eye
lash did she ever show any particular
interest in her sisters recitais of con
quests or in any OF her adorers Tru
da almost pitied Ilona for this trait.
Well. here We are NJ last, an
nounced Mrs. Cameron, herself weak
from laughing at some OF her daugh
ter's remarks and antics. Now yoI
will really have cause Tor thrills. NJ,
dear. Do look al that perfectly sweel
nat in the window Truda, she ex
claimed, pointing 10 = smart greer
sport nat, which blazed IL. beaut!
to the world from the show window
ITS the very thing for our lloua
with a costume TO match
Iona stared hard al the objec
Indicated. It looked horribly hard an(
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-03
HE GOLDEN GIRL
bY PHYLLIS pNllllpS

formal 10 her eyes. Queer how the
eyes of the mother could see beauty
in the things that her own could
only see something undesirable.
Once inside the large and fashion
able shop the three wandered about
q. first 10 give Ilona a chance 10 feast
her eyes on the beautiful things with.
in. And she was dazSled. There seemed
no end 10 the gorgeous display of silks
ana sstins, Jewels and what nots that
twinkled at her from every side.
The only thing That drew an ex.
clamation OF genuine delight from her
was a long pink coral necklace which
was tucked away out OF sight and
almost lost amid the wlnking brilliant
display OF modern jewelry about II.
Mother. how perfectly lovely that
necklace Is. SO sweet and simple, ]
should like 10 have It," she said,
squeezing her mbother's arm to attract
her attention.
You may, dear. but DO look at This
beautiful string of sapphires. They'd
look wonderful against your skin Al
night. or these pearls"
Il don't really want them. mother.
just this coral necklace. please" said
Ilona. II once had string OF red
coral that Ailgue! picked up some.
whore and gave 10 me on my fifteenth
birthday. They we're lost somehow and
I've always wanted TO have some
more coral ever since
Mrs. Cameron smo,hered sigh az
she heard Misuels name from her
daughters lips again and wondered as
before just how much he had mea nj
TO the girl bur she bought the corsls
for her. nevertheless.
ITO be continued)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-03
HOMETOWN
STUFF

The stGtionmaster. hearing a cras1
on the platform, ran out of his room
just in time TO see the express as
appearing around the curve and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-03

lion 10 being brilliant man at pilirlcs
Senator New is one OF Hardings
closest personal friends.
New was born in Indianapolis De-,
cember 81, 1858, He studied at Eutler
University began his career as re
porter on the indianapolis Journal"
later becoming editor. part owner and
publisher. Served as an officer In
The Spanish.Amerlcan war. Was elec.
ted 10 the Indiana senate in 1895.
Named member Of the republican ma.
tional committee in 1900. Served az
chairman lsO1.lsOs. Has been q dele
gate 10 several G.. O. =, national con.
ventions. Was elected TO the Z. s.
senate IN 1917.
Ne wos talked Of to succeed Hays
os chairman Of the republican natio.
nal committee when Hays resigned
that post.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-03

CLAREMORE. Tom Adams OF No
wats, charged with burglary in connec.
ton with the robbery OF the Merritt
store In Tslals last spring, was SEN
fenced 10 five years in the psniten'
tiaiy Tuesday The jury was cut
less than an hour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-03

The Ardmore Morning Star which
began publication on the first OF July.
under The management of W. g. Geers
has suspended publication
Work has started increasing ihe ca.
pacity Of the Ardmore Ice Plant from
forty tons 10 one hundfed tons pei
day. Manager Bert Foster says that
fifty thousand dollars will be spent in
improvements. The finest refrigerating
machine in the state will pe installed.
Four. new buildings are being added
10 the ice plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Head OF Healdton
were in the city yesterday. They at.
tended the Teachers Institute In ses-
sion at the court house
Budd Hoard advertises choice Of
the best smt in the store at sls.7j.
Other good suits at 50, Sll and Sl7.
Homer Hlnkle has resigned his posi-.
ton with Mullen & Mullen and has
purchased On interest in the Mark
kirkpatrick insurance firm. lie will
devote all Of his time 10 the interest
of the company which has recently
purchased rhe W. T. Freeman com
pany.
Bob Gillian OF Ardmore receives The
support OF many newspapers over the
srate in his candidacy Tor nation;
democratic committeeman.
Mrs Shelton Tyer has gone [;
Pou,s Valley TO visit her sister, Mrs
Dave Best.
]. W. Harreld and others issue }
call for meeting OF supporters fol
Theodore Roosevelt TO be held at the
court house Monday evening. Other
signing The call were A. 2. Doaf, W
r, Ward walter Colbert and 4. g
f.ebus