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& II THORNTON -Auything anywhere
anytime. 1922 West Flfth s,ocet Phone
9NH9 W.
HAULING Trucks and traklcrs. moving
OF an kinds Heavy hauiiRR a speciality
Met ormick Bros ElevoHtA and lniOn
streets Phone 6Oa2 W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-18

PAINTERS Ten. wanted at once. 500
per hour Apply James Leeds -
North Oakland avenue. Atlantic ctr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-18
Statesmen and Agent.

100 MEN AND WOMEN To buy an
redeemed suits. coats and separate pants
from 81 90 40. Levys. 400 3hlpicy -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-18

THREE YOUNG MEN. with or withous
cars, 20 be trained A. statesmen fOr the
largest mills Of It's kind IN tho United
states wonderful opportunity Ish
1890 for appointment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-18

sAIFgMFN- For canvassing. commission
proposition Apply Hurley-POwei CO.,
7iG Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-18
Stock Quotations
1900 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Previous
Clon

Reported Daily ny Laird 4 Co., Sc
curity Brokers', du Pont building.
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WASHERS

CANN ASSEkS Ne have the best house
to-hoUSe proposition IN Wilmington the
work Is permanent and assures steady
AVID satisfactory income, references re-
Quircd, Can 10 10. Garlinger \ Com
pany. Inc. 900 Shipley street third
floor
EARN S2S WEEKLY spare time. writ
ing for newspapers, magazines. expert
syndicate. 679 Times building. ST
Louis. Mo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NOTICES.

DIR. WILLIAM G. SEATON Formerly Of
Seaton h Moore. den lists has moved to
his new offices at 500 Washington street
Phone S523
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-18

Used OARS-~At a bargain at Snyder
Garage second and jefferson strocts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-18
HeIp-MaIe or Female

MEN. WOMEN or sales ability. easy
seller. apply room No. 3. S23 Market
street. second floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-18
BUSINESS SERVICE.

Moving. Trucking, Storage 2s
MOVING AND HAULING-Of all kinds,
will go anywhere. anytime. A. Lcager.
g17 Vandever avenue. Phone 44O7 }.
STORAGE Clean. light storage rooms
for furniture at Gawtbrop Storage
Warehouse. inc. 700 Orange street.
Phnne u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
CERTAIN RELIEF
FOR INDIGESTION

Indigestion and its attcndan, Ills.
such AZ dyspepsia. heartburn, sour
stoma Oh. gripping pains. dysentery,
diarrhoea crlic. cholera morbus.
chronic constipation, gas. etc. and
even SICK. nervous headaches. are now
directly ,rac"ablc TO disorders In the
digestive organs and can now he
quickly relieved with new cordial
called AMT Torment" originated by
druggist and recommended by
physicians
The food sours before IT is fully
1!restcd. thus putting into solution
toxic poisors that arc absorbed into
the system, irritating the intcstines
and setting w Inflammation. To
avoid this you simply have to pre-
vent fermentation by using Anti
F"rmeut.
Anti Ferment neutraliz"s tho acid
condition 81 the stomach. cieanses
and sweetens the bowels. soothes
ana heals the infamed intcstincs and
Increases the flow OF gastric juices
giving quick and certain relief. Get
4 bottle OF Anti Fcrmcnt from your
druggist with "a guarantee OF salts
factory results or money returned.
Il viii Improve your appetite. give
you resttul sleep and make you feel
better than you ever felt in your
life.-Adv.
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In Richnlond's ulpits

! Faithful Disciples" Evening sub.
ject: Tho Blessedness OF believing -
senior and Junior Is Y. T.. L. at 4
AZ Imnanuel-Ths pastor. Rev q
r. Terrell. Will preach In mo morn.
ing on Our Freedom In Christ and
AT night on "The Fatal Decision
sunday school At $3.50 a. NJ. and H.
Y. l.. u. at I 4. VI.
Al Grove Avcnue-The pastor. Rev
| Len q. BroughtOn. will preach a, Il
NJ. on I'm tn" valley Of the
| shadow" and at night on "The r:r-
rors Of Romanism." "a sermon In thr.a
parts" Making saints Of tho Dead -
W"rshiping Relies and Sacred
tones and '"rransuhsrantiatinu
Turning Krcad and Wine Into the
ltodv and Blood OF jesus" Il. Y. T.
L. at l.. NJ
A. Grac" Street.-The pastor. rev.
W w Weeks. viii preach At II A.
NJ. on THE Souls sabbath" and at
night on "Th. work tn" WAY. Tho
W"rk.' sunday school at $50 \ NJ.
u. y. i L at ! j.. NJ.
At Paramount Avrnu. -i'roachiuC
~ ! ! :. NJ and T.. NJ hv the pastor
rev !. NJ !iamirk Morning theme.
'fh" Glory IF church Mombership %
Evening theme. God Reveals Himscl,
:" Men sunday school. $50 A NJ.
and r.. y J.. L.. I T. NJ
~ ltand"lph street. Rev w r..
robertson. past"r-Il n NJ Doing
Greater works. 5 T. ". sermon rs
Row. f.. 7. Smith $40 NJ sun
day school. r. NJ. Il. L T. Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

tnaccountahi. Man" sunday school
and Bible class at pa y NJ
AZ An Saint$-Th" rector. i:cv. J
Y. bowman. -. -. will preach ct II
A. NJ. and > l.. N. SUNDAY school "a,
800 \. NJ.
At the Church of IA" Epiphany
Tn. rector. R.v. j. II. Gihbou"y. viii
breach At II ~ NJ un THE Pool of
SLOAN and At l.. II on "Tl.r SIN
small Voice. Communion AT : 20 \.
NJ sunday school at a.aO \ NJ.
Young Peoples l.cnGu" at t. NJ
Al the Monumental Church Rev.
GcorG" l.. Mayo Will have oharE" OF
tn" morning services. ~ j. NJ.
Rev. Il. cary Muuturl" viii preach
| ON 9TH" Writing OF To" First I:""k
| or tn" New Testament" sunday
school and Iiibl" CLASSES AZ as \ NJ.
At Holy Trinity-lt"v. J. J. U;ra-
watt, -. n. viii preach at II A. NJ.
and i. NJ. sunday s.huu! a. as y.
NJ Mems I:ihi. Class lt 10 \ NJ
AZ Gracc-lt"v X. GARY Montague
Will preach on 9TH. Faculties ui TIA"
Resurrection" The regular sunday
school viii u" resumed ui 20 y VI.
and tn" Hibl" lecture d." men aud
women at the saui" ho.~. Evening
Church OF tn" Holy Comforter. Rev.
" r. Cox. rector-iioly Communion.
80 \. NJ. SUNDAY school 40 \.
NJ Mems Elh." Glass and Young
Peoples Iiihlc Class 40 \. NJ
Morning I'ray'r and SERMON. II \. NJ.
Evening Prayer aud sermon. A.i5 j..
NJ All services Viii h." Ia ia" new
parish hous" on account Of repairs
being made to IN" church.
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METHODIST,

:. ~ har,on iIc'sh,s,m Tho pastor.
y VI. on The Name Of Jesus" and
al night on What Follows Prayer"
sunday school 1T $40 \. N. and Ep-
worth l."hRu" AT T. NJ.
AT Denny Street.-The pastor. Rev.
r. V. Carson. VIII preach a, II a NJ.
On Jesus iiaising Lazarus" and at
night on "fhc Bl'nd Man Restored to
sight sunday school AZ $50 a. NJ
and Mems nihlc Class at $50. Ep.
worth League at J.. NJ.
A. Union Station-'rhc pastor. Row
H. 7. Watcrheld. Will preach at II
\. NJ ON The Good Ii"ar"r'' and at
4. NJ. on "rhe Cali OF the Church"
y, rairnount Avenue The presid-
ing clG"r Of the Methods, church,
Rev. i""rr" Wesley Jones. u. D..
VIII preach ia ;he morning. and Rev
- Conrad blackwell Will preach al \
J. NJ Epw"rth League at l.. NJ.
sunday school At $50 4. NJ
~ Pace Memorial Revival ser
vices WIN continue 10 October l..
hvangelis, Klein will preach at II
\. VI on "Th" l'.Dr-l.i,ic sermon and
~ ';i5 +. NJ ON cor whom Am /
Jealous 1h"Tus choir sunday
school and Nuns Rihl" class $40 \
NJ. Epw"rth League, T. NJ
At Branch Mcmorial-K william
K. Reed VIII preach ON Working
out Salvation" at II \ ". aud on
Soul Saving .t T.. " sunday
League At !; T.. II " 'H'' 20
At Iishlnud Park ROY !. Y. VIII
Jams Will preach at II : VI. on ~
iilgh standard aud at J. NJ or
What's tn" Matter Wi,n ~" Pco-
tile sunday school m"ots a. $40
\ " Erwrrth League meets at :
81, Broad street Mimmy W Ice.
stat" secretary Of tn" Y VI. =. \.
viii preach ~ ~ y VI and at night.
pr. James =. Mas,in viii preach.
sunday SCHOOL q, go \ NJ and Ep-
worth League a. T. NJ
~ Centenary Th" pastor. Rev 7.
Sn@,1,' VIII preach ut ~ \ NJ. on
can "" Escarc Gods Presence r''
ana ~ night on Iif"'s Fourth III
~ Monument The pastor. Rev
ioorGo T. Rocker. viii preach a. II
s Vi on Freedom From tho T'yrar-
mr. "f SIN and EVIL" and At nigh, on
Tn" worlds SUrrnm. Need" sun
day school a, ":30 4 VI. sunday
-chu"l promotion dav.
~ Decatur street -It"v John l.
''r"N Mi.I rr"ach at II y. VI ON TN"
lp"S'ul.n Greeting" and at nigh, an
Tho Road 10 to" Royal Life" sun
DAY s.hual at $50 y VI and Ep-
worth l.'n eUc at 7.l5 = NJ
~ 'r.'. o. Rrv. r.: y Proctor will
pre" 81 - y VI aud Rev. r -
-,n'' % rrcach at Il " Sunday
-rh"' t' %" \ VI and Epworth
i."a- 1n a' i.lJ T. VI
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school AZ 90" y. NJ. Iiihl. classes n
10 y. NJ. Christian Eud"av"r ia
u!or at 20 l.. NJ. aud Young I'co-
pies at l.. NJ.
At Fulton Preaching. II \. VI and
l.. NJ by III" pastor. Rev. Hugh
Fitzpatrick. sunday school. $40 y.
VI. christian End"avor. T.. NJ
At Grgo" Covenant Rev. Charles
l.. King. -. H.. at II \ NJ Will prca Oh
ON In Gods School" and at s = NJ
ON SET Excuscrs.'' Thirty minute
song service at night Sahhat IN
school. 40 \. " RibI. classes a:sI
NJ. Young Peoples Society.
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GOCIEI., r Z

Mrs. John shelton Williams has
CIV l" spend the week cnd In
rang" County. Sho will he the
u"St OF Mrs Erb"rt Leigh AT her
iDin". Ih"dm"nt." Mrs Williams
III address tho orange Garden club
turing her stay there"
Sucstn at Mrs. IIoLucs
or ana Mrs Marshall Muncc ar
~N.d ia richmond yesterday. after
Motoring from York. Pa. where
Mey have been making their home
8Ihey were the gucr' ~ Mrs. Munce's
8G'cle and aunt j. .,nd Mrs. !. Am
on Hodges, East Franklin
Street, Mrs Aiuucc was formerly
h!ss Gene Heck. OF this city.
ck-End In Hanover.
MISS Judith TomplSlns loft Rich
fnond yesterday 10 spend the week
d M In Hanover County. She win he
he guest Of Miss Julia Wickham.
u iauEhtcr Of Mr.. and Mrs Jienry
nv iDkham. AT their homo. hickory
M" until the irst of ncSt week
ioth Miss TompkiDs and Miss Wick-
Pam will DO among this seasons
$!ebutantes.
lsit Places or IntcTest
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mason. Max
3H"li Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs. John
- ingram left yesterday on a motor
trip through Northern Virr MIA
rhey VIII visit Winchester. Eorrv-
v
nd other points Of Interest, Thay
Will return To Richmond on Thurs
lay OF next week.
At Mrs. WclIford's.
Mcssrs. John I.,sls and Romulus
ulv"r smith arrived this week i'm
4IN"hmonG They are graduates Of
he University OF Virginia. ana Will
,e this winter nt The nom. az Mir
and Mrs. J Macdonald Wexford
recent, mt Atlantic tii,.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan have
returned To thor home on PAX Ave
8nue They have been recently at
SAtiantic Ci,y
Now ut Uniifa, tpnr,mcnt.
Mr ana Mrs Joseph " Hurt. Tr
are now ~ their now home a, the
FtailiaH Apartments They were for
8meriy AZ Il2l W"s, Grace street.
"irh-r Party Arrives.
Mr. and Mrs John ! wicker. who
ave recently landed in America. 70
tA'n"d - Richmond y,sio las. They
eAy" been travelling ru IN" American
LEGION tuur through Eurupn :or The
i imT"r months. They were accom-
panied ny Mr. and Ms Charles
I Inrs. also "f 'his city.
= entertain. frnirrnit,.
Or W Is iirpk,us entertained tho
omega Epsilon ia. rrat"rnity on
i HHr-dhy evening tn" affair was
8:.N'n ON the roof % 'he Wcs'iunr~-
and 'ihl, which Was attract. .ly
grated ior ih" danc" with dahirs
br""i"G Dance of C",Iilion.
ih" nU"uiug dance Of tho Rich
3n"nu Coalition club. uu DETERMINATION
r. college w"u Was gwen last night
q 'h" Wpw"u's club \ local or
q h"s'ft played or the dancing aud
hIwh't ~ prominent women chap
M","i {. >cu Hume.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

money rates ~ paving Ito streets ana
developing its suburbs.
During tn" next ten years u. viii
witness great municipal race. yes. A
great municipal Marathon race The
CITIES which are now behind Will have
an opportunities Of getting in .ho
front ranks; while som" 90 tho cities
now In the front ranks viii drov
back into tn" lower places Tn. re
suit Of tho race Will dapsnd upon
tho vision OF those who direct tho AZ
fairs Of these cities"
These changing conditions arc all
ready evidenced hy tho business ba-
row"t"r fgur" Of tho Bahsou chart
whloh has reached 10 por cent he
low normal expect this suhut rnl,l
condition 10 soon disappear MISC
p" tn" cities which plan their Inn
rr"v"rn"nts and mako their contracts
VIM" business Ia stiil below nor
mai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
CHRISTI N.

At Third Th" pastor. Row. i. -.
't"lsa beck viii preach - II A. NJ
aud : T. NJ. Bihle school 40 a NJ.
Junior End"aV"r, l.. Al Senjur En-
do"vor. T. NJ
~ First The pastor. Rev " y.
Walters, will preach at II \ NJ ON
'N"-b""ra'i"n Rearing Fruit" ANA at
j. NJ on i;"llgion. Internal. i:xt"r-
nat aud Eternal sunday S,hool a;
H.i5 y VI
NJ Highland Park R.v. c. IL
-'""d Will preach At II O'Clock on
tn. challenge Of tho cnurch" aud
Gifts" Rihie school at 30 A. VI.
thrL st!am Enheavnr al J.. VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
Thcatcr Calendar

ACADEMY trInelue up Faith
Ter mat.n'" and evening.
LYRIC Keith vaudeville
HIJut None CriSto."
El.l EEli:p Harry carey. in
Thu Sou lI"rd"r." aud Art
Acprd. iu "krad Games
I:tDApWAY - Beyond the
Rainbow"
COI.nNINI-"Sa o, tho
North" ALL star cast.
ISIS boomerang Justice" and
iinTu!d lloyd comedy.
pIEON --NIncS AyrcS. In "Bor-
dorl;tud."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
~ H..

Newark. y. j.
y. M-FiHal baseball scores o.
the American. National and Interna-
lt!onal Baseball! League games. Cur
rent topics by the Institute for Pub
He Service.
6:lo I M-"tncle Wigg,iy
Stories" by Howard r. CARTS prin,
ed IN many newspapers and :rc-
quently appearing on kDKA'e and
WHZ's programs.
d 40 T.. M-Annivcrsary story of
the most famous sea light Of the
American Reyolution-the glorious
history OF John Paul Jones on the
"Eonhonlme Richard" over the Brit
ish snip Scraps
$50 +. M.-r.ocation Of ships a,
sea. by the Radio Corporation OF
Am rica. baseball scores OF the
American. National and international
league games; current Topics" by
tho institute OF Public Service of
New York.
40 J.. M.--Dance music by the
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i:I'ISC OPAL,

Vt - Johns The r"ctor. Row.
Hugh >uhl"r,. viii preach 1T ~ \ ".
ard J. ". Mems BID" class at
ti5 y NJ
\; st Thomas Rev. Elmer G..
r"drick viii preach A. ~ \ VI on
"f'ourda'ions' and at T. NJ. on The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
1T THEIR \ y.

~ "h'm f:vhuEclical- Rev. -.
VIII preach at II \. NJ. N
'I' '..s.Hiu language. and at night
"r |t Warning Against Coy"'-
Hnt Sunday school and Bi'e
.II. Hf -.iI s. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23
INt1AitIA y.

At First. Floyd Avenue and North
Harrison Street.-The Rev. Jonn II.
Reid viii preach at II a. NJ on The
Measure ~ Il Man"
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The Weather
'',r'''---, ~ u. 8. Weather Bursau.)

Forecast: NirglnlR -
Fair Saturday and sun
day; slowly rI.lng tenn
pcrnturr.
North tiirolina-Sinl~
f"r-cnht IL, for Sir-
ginin.
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Local Temperature Yesterday


ltHIh'all ~ hours ending T. M None
h''n;aH & h"urs "nding i M. Snno
t.Nc"'s since March ! ........... ga
AHt'ss sine" January .lp 81
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ST BURBS MECCA
OF CITY JEWELLERS

Continued From First Page)
"ii HAY" ,his advauiau" do not
la"w. hut TIA" situation certainly
Should 10" s"iz"d whiI" j, lasts. Moth
ink helps q c.Iy So much as good
paving. a splendid water supply.
pre- per sewerage. and. nf course. good
schools.
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Especially AprIi"nh,c to south.

This especially applies 10 tn"
Southern cities which have not In
tn" past had tn" avaiiahl" funds tina
some al the Northern cities hay.
had Great opportunities present
i"ms"iNcs 10 those cities that ar" .u
N"ht from river impr"N'm"nrs, Hood
= lection, AMI other natural prob
1858 New Orleans is an illustration
city which should take advautas,
~ thiS present opportunity Of low
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Local 0h.cr,n,Ion. 81, Up. N. Yes,crdur,


"ihh direction, north. wind velocity. {
Weather e, +. ~. c!..r
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Is \ W.

trhiuaro IlD
J. 'ro-ram arranged
l.rongh the courtesy ~ Lyon and
ment.
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" III.

tMciford NUsideD
=. M Before Breakfast SGT
Ups Arthur T. Baird ~ Cainc,
college Of PAy-ica! culture
5-7."c TonirE up exercises for
business men
7:2G-7.4o Weigh, REDUCING ex.r.
riscs
ttto-S s. weight Increasing eHer-
r'sea shor; talk follows The work.
out
\ N--MusiCh! program.
1880 a N prhc!s! weather fore.
cast fs5 mc,ers).
i VI -Currrn, ovcuts
23i l. NJ Musical program.
) T.. M.-Wcckly crop r.por, com
piled hy =. Saunders, eror ,'a-
i!stician for the New Emglaui
states ass mctcrs)
30 + BOSTON police reports.
Boston police headquarters Late
news t!a~ h"s-early sport news
r. " Evening program
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Drrring Dance ~ rn,IIIion.

lh" nU"uius dance Of tho Rich
fn"nu '"'Iiiou Club. nu DETERMINATION
r. college, w"u was gwen last nigh,
. ~" Wum"u'- cub local or
h"s't' played or tho dancing and
number ~ prominent women chap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-23

'r W iirpetuy entertained tho
4 mega IpSiiDn lhl rrat"ruity on
HIHHr-day evening IN" affair was
given "n the roof % 'he Wes'mor"-
md 'lnl, which was attract. .ly
I .nra'-d for iI- dane" with dah#ins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03
Observation-Disclosures, DELAWARE FRIDAY

National Committes, James n. Cox.
the presidential candidate In 1870;
Arthur D. Rouse. Chairman OF the
Democratic Congressional Committee;
United States Senators Hitchcock,
Pittman. Robinson and Harrison. rep
resentativc Finis J. Garrett, Demo-
cratic Moor leader in the House; A..
Mitchell Palmer. Angus Mclean OF
North Carolina; William r. Connolly,
National Committeeman from Michi-
gan: Representative John N. Garner
OF Texas; Daniel c. Roper, Raymond
r. Baker, Director OF tho Mint, Frank
Garvin,, c. G. Carlin OF Virginia; I. T.
Ansberry OF this city: Charles IT,
Morris OF Ohio, who was ono OF Mr..
Cox's campaign managers, and cx-
Governor j. w. Folk OF Missouri
/ A number of the Democratic leaders
arc predicting tho defeat of Senator
Lodge OF Massachusetts, Chairman OF
the Foreign Relations Committee. II
is tho understanding that Mr.. Cox will
take an active part In the ConGres.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03

cause he IL leaving town. He an
nounced that he viii vote for the
naval reduction treaty and tho agree
ments relating 10 China.
IT have" no said. Reluctantly
reached the conclusion that cannot
vote Cor tho four power pact unless
certain objections are removed by
amendment or reservation. It was
conceived In secrecy. 1t indicates an
old-fashioncd and highly objection
able alliance"
When the conference was called.
Hitchcock said. this treaty was
not mentioned. 1t was not included
In the agcnda.
The public neither looked for nor
anticipated this treaty." he said.
adding that II was not discussed at
any meeting attended by American
delegates. and that tho work was per-
formed without records or lnemo-
randa.
MY first shock" said Hitchcock,
was the fact that the President did
not understand the treaty, and did not
realize the agreement among the no.
gotiators touching certain provisions"
Commenting on tho omission OF the
word "unprovokeR In connection with
aggression. Senator Hitchcock In
quired:
Does this mean that we must rush
to the aid OF Japan or Australia. even
II the aggression be unprovoked9"
Attention was called by Mr.. Hitch
cock to what he considers ambiguity
OF wording.
1T Is tho part OF wisdom" he said
that we stipulate that Japan must
not provoke aggression by other ma
lions. II is admitted by tho Secretary
OF State that Japan already has taker
she has 10000 troops In Siberia. Rus
STA will resent that at the first op.
portunity."
Tho defects of the treaty canno
be remedied by a reservation" sal,
senator Borah. War viii prevail
immediately following an act of ag
gression. A conference on the situa,
ton would be futile. There could b
nothing but counter attack. Tn,
United States must support the on,
attacked or the treaty would be alb
solutely worthless"
II do not propose to support
treaty that is leading us directly int,
n terrible war;" interrupted Senator
France.
Treaty is too much like an allianc
TO suit me-" resumed Hitchcock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03

sipnai campaign ana viii invade Nas-
aachusstts 70 help In the drive 70
overthrow Lodge. Mr.. Cox admitted
ysstsrday that his plans included
few speeches In ths Bay state before
election day.
Whether the treaty situation in the
Senate came up for discussion At this
dinner IN not known. but tho fact was
notdd that none Of the Democratic
Senators who are urging tho ratif,-
cation Of tho conference treaties were
present. The absentcos included Oscar
w. Underwood. tho Democratic leader
In the Senate and one Of tho prin-
cipal supporters OF the treaties, and
Senator Pomerene OF Governor Coxs
home State. who IL up for recollection
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03
DEMOCRATS TO FIGHT
REELECTION Of LODGE
Party Maps Out Congressional
Campaign at Dinner Given
by Tumulty.

Warrington. March s.--An impor-
tant conference Of Democratic leaders
was held in this city Wednesday night
at which, 1t Is understood. tho pro-
gram OF tho Democratic party In tho
Congressional campaign that Is soon
to start was discussed The confer
encc took tho form OF n dinner and
Joseph p. Tumulty was the host.
Those who attended were Cordell
Hull, Chairman OF the Democratic
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LETTERS on ESTATES.

Register Of Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters rs follows:
Administrstion-On the estate OF Ed
ward McGovern to John c. McGovern
and Sally c. MeAny; estate OF Elt<a-
beth =. Reed TO Geors~ Reed.
Testamentary-on tho Rtate O;
George v. Anderson to Josephine S
Anderson
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this year and favors ratification Of
the tfeattse.
One q the Senators who attended
The dinner said that % far ~ he knew
the TREATIES were not mentioned. but
he addsd that no left At $40 o'clock.
Mr.. Cox loft Washington last night
Tor Aiken. D. G. He called In the
course OF the day 1t ex-President Will
sons residence and left his card. bu,
he did not go the ex-President.
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