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WIRELESS REPORTS.

STR Stockholm (Sw). Gothenburg for New
York. Il expected 10 dock at pier 9T. North
River. foot OF West 51th street, late Friday
or early Saturday.
Str Peninsuiar State. from New York. cx-
pected to arrive at Bremen about 2 Pm
Tuesday.
Str iceland (Br). Antwerp for New York.
Is expected TO dock at pier 50. North River.
foot OF West 18th street, late Thursday or
early Friday.
Str Mlnnekahda. Hamburg for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier 0s. North River,
foot OF West 16th street. about $3.50 AN
Wednesday.
Str Taormina utaD, Naples for Ntw York.
Is expected TO dock at pier 97, North River.
foot of West 57th street. late Wednesday
or early Thursday.
Str Panhandle state. London. &c, for New
York. IL expected TO dock at pier J. Io-
boken, Thursday forenoon.
Str Winifredian CBr). from Liverpool, ex-
poets 20 reach Boston Thursday morning.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMER:
SAIL WEDNESDAY
PORT OF NEW YORK. TUESDAY, FEB. 2s 1922

STR Metapan Barratt, Kingston, Cristobal,
&C (generaD--United Fruit Co.
Str Tivives, Ivenson, Tela (ballasD-united
Fruit Co.
Str Santa Gertrudis (Br). Cairns, Havana.
Vera Cruz, &c, via Philadelphia tgeneraD =
New York and Cuba Mall Steamship 90. .
Str Fort Hamilton (Br). Francis. Hami-
ten, Bermuda (gencraD D-Furness, Withy q
Co.
Str Henry r. Mallory. Barston. Galveston
via Key West (generaD Mallory steamship
Co. - e,.
Str ] A Moffett, Jr, Spinney. Texas City
(ballast)--R l. Hague.
(generaD-Ocean Steamship Co.
str Comanche. Staples, Charleston ana
Jacksonville (generaD-Clyde steamship 20.
SIR West Iashaway Farrow (from Valen-
cia. &cl. Baltimore tgeneraD-c d Mallory
& Co, Inc. 49,, -,
Str idaho tBD. Bull. Haiifax. Hun ana
Arttyern reneral)-Eliernlans Wilson Line.
Bark Margaret Overman Costa Rical,
Willis, Newark (ballast)-Benj w Morse
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Close at New York at PM as follows

Close at New York at PM as follows:
Japan Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only via Portland; also parcel post
mails for Japan, Corea and China, str
WEST MOMENTUM, March l..
Japan. Corea, China and Netherlands East
indies Especially addressed only) via Seattle
also parcel post mails for Netherlands East
indies str BINTANG, March 2.
Hawaii III, Guam and Philippine ISL
ands a. via San Francisco, U 5 A T LO-
S'lt Hawaii l. tt1 Via san francisco. str MAUI.
March 3. .
.Ordinary (unregistered) letters mailed up
no delay in the overland transit, reach
Seattle in time for connection with the
steamer mentioned.
fSupplementary mail accepted on pier
fAIi classes OF mail, including domestic
parcel post, sent to Hawaii. Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
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CLOSlN'
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH !,

Senegal and Gambia Canary Islands and
other parts OF West Africa must be specially
addressed). via Teneriffe. Dakar. -Bathurst,
Bissao. Conakry. Freetown. Monrovia, Grand
Bassam. AKIN, Seccondee and Accra: also
parcel post mails for Santa Cruz de Ten
eriffe. Cadiz and Liberia. str WEST
NOHNO, PM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia NORWAY
and Southampton: also parcel post mails for
Great Britain. ireland. France and the coun-
tries Mentioned IN Notes A and u below
via Cherbourg and Southampton, str AO-
MERIC. 3 AM (sup 30 AM -.
Germany Especially addressed ony) via
Bremen; also parcel post mails for Ger
many. Austria, Czecho- -Slovakia, Hungary
and Switzerland, str SEYDLITZ. $50 AN.
Greece (parcel post malls and specially
add ressed correspondence via Piraeus, str
THEMISTOCLES, II NJ.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

LONDON. Feb 27--Str Eastern Ocean. from
PhliadcIphia for Constantinople, Is reported
ashore near Novorossisk. -
str Westcrwald (C;er), from Hamburg Tor
Havana has arrived at Nigo with loss OF
two propeller blades and engines damaged;
. Schr Valerie tBr,, from Cadz for ~
Johns, NE. sprang leak and sank sontn.
west of 81 Vincent, CIV; crew ianded al o'
Vincent,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2s-Barge Cumru;
hence for Searsport. passed up Reedy Island
AT $40 AM In tow OF tug Germantown, re-
turning leaking.
sT .JOHN. NIB. FEB oS--Str Kwarra tBr)
from Cardiff, arrived here at AM to-day
with Nos and 8 matches damaged, deck
plates buckled and tanks leaking; survey
being held.
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SAILED.

Strs City of Eureka. Barcelona. &c; Glen;
pool Tuxpam: Comanche. Charleston ano
Jacksonville; Aqutania (Br), southampton
CBr) Marseiles. yasari (BD, Rio Janeiro
&c; Scythia (Br). Liverpool: Canadian Con
strtctor (Brl, Brisbane; w NJ Tupper, TRIM
dad. sc: Muneric tBr). Norfolk; Delaware
(Br) Manchester: B.azier (Br),. Antwerp
City OF Portland. Norfolk; lngleby tBrp
Cork ffor orders) City of Winchester lBrl
Auckland, &C, via Newport News; City o.
Montgomery. Savannah: Santa Gertrudf
tBr), Havana. sc. via Philadelphia; Man
chioneai (Nor). on trial trip.
II S $ Columbia, Chester. Pa.
Schr Virginia Pendleton, Norfolk.
Sailed 2Tth, str Uffe (Danl. Savannah.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

Bolivia and Chile torher parts OF Honduras
and letter mail for Salvador must be spe-
cialiy addressed) via Cristobal. Salaverry.
Callao, Mollendo. africa, Iquique, Antola-
gasta. coqumbo and Valparaiso, str SANTA
LuISA, q 80 AM ID.
lLTON, 7 80 AM
La Romana. San Pedro de Macoris and
San Domingo City, str VAGUE, $3.50 AN.
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay tspe-
clally addressed only. via Monteyideo and
Buenos Aifee, str CLAN MACBRIDE, II NJ.
cially addressed correspondence VIA 81
Johns, by rail TO Boston and thence by str
eArnrM Z PM
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED

SPECIAL NOTICE TO HOLDERS Or OK
DINARY SHARE WARRANTS TO BEARER
Holders Of Share Warrants TO Bearer tor
Ordinary Shares are requested when sepdins
Coupons No. 90 for collection also to for
ward through their Bankers or London Agents
to the Secretary at Westminster House, q,
MiIIbsnk, London, S.. W. l., England, the
present talon (after removing Coupon No.
el) to be exchanged for new talon and sheet
Of coupons.
Dated I4th Febauary, 1922.
BY ORDER A. M. RICHARDS, Secretary,
Westminster House, Z, Millbank, LONDON,
S. w. |.
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ISLAND OIL AND TRANSPORT CORPO-
RATION.
Eight Per Cent. and Participating Secured
f.aId Nafsw rpue Iuue rnog

Pursuant to the terms OF Section 4 of Ar
ticle OF the Agreement given TO secure the
issue of notes above described the under
signed az Trustee, VIII receive sealed pro-
the sale to n OF such notes for account of
the Sinking Fund sufficient 20 exhaust the
sum Of S35 s39.Tt al a price not exceeding
ifOes and accrued interest and the accrued
participating payment. The Trustee reserves
the right 70 reject any OF all tenders in
whole or I'm part.
Trustee.
ny A. g. DOWNING. Jr..
Assistant Secretary.
Dated, New York. February II. 1922.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH /

Jamaica, Costa Rica and Colombia Canal
Zone and Panama must be specially ad-
dressed) via Kingston. Cristobai, Carta-
gena, Savanilla and Santa Marta, str ME-
Japan, AM (sup $3.50 AM -.
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador (prints.
&c), Nicaragua Except East COAST. Anna
pala City. Chouteca talso prints. DC. for
Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) IN
Honduras, Cauca and Narino Departments
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rH,Llrps-JoNEs REPORTS.

The report OF tho Phillips-Jones Cor
poration for the six months ended with
December shows consolidated net prof,
after charges and taxes Of s1S0.s24. or
Sf.13 q share earned on tic outstand-
ing common stock after deduction Of
preferred dividends.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ALBANIA (Br). at Queenstown 2sth.
EMPRESS OF ASIA (Br). al Hong hons
2TtlI. 49,,
T;MPREss OF FRANCE tBr,, at cadiz 26th
CRBITA (Br). at Southampton 2itn.
SANTA ELISA. at Valparaiso 2sin 49,,
sHINYO MARU (Jap), at Hong Kong 2itn-
SILVER STATE, at Yokohama 2ith.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The FARMERS LOAN
and TRUST COMPANY
16. Is. 90 AND aa WILLIAM STREET
NEW YORK CITY

is. is, go AND 2a WILLIAM STREET
NEW YORK CITY
COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS DUE
IN MARCH ARE PAYABLE NJ
THIS OFFICE ON AND AFTER
MARCH 1ST, 1922, AS FOLLOWS;
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Company
Apex Leasing Company
Butler Water Company tissue OF lSOD
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company,
Eou;pmcnt Trust Certfs., Series
Dundee Water Power and Land Company
Granite CITY, Madison & Venice Water Com
pany
King,ton City Railroad Company
Lenoir City, Tenn, The City OF
Mt. Vernon Electric Light < Power Company
Olean, N. T., City Of
Southern Power Company
Union Free School District No. /, Town Of
Pelham, Westehester County, New York
yirginian Limestone Corporation
Wichita Water Company
DIVIDENDS
March LIST, 1922.
Fort WAYNE & Jackson Railroad Company
r. W. woolworth Co., Common
Sheffield Farms Company, Inc.
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
TxTERN sTIOSAL SALT COMPANY,
. Rector Street.
Tho regular quarterly dividend of oNh
AND oNE-HALF PER CENT. uhssl has
been declared on the capital stock OF this
Company. payable April list, 1922, 70 stock.
holders OF record AZ the close ot businea,
on March 18th, 1922. The stock transtei
books of the company will not be closed.
WILLIAM VI. BARNARD, Treasnrer.
AMERICAN CAN CO.
A quarterly dividend of ono and three-duar'
.ers por cent. has been declared on the IRE
ferred stock or this Company. payable April
ist 1922. TO Stockholders OF record al the
close OF business March 18TH. 1877. Transfes
Books viii remain open. Checks mailed.
II. II. IsMoN. Secretary Treasurer
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THE DELAWARE & HUDSON COMPANY.

WV To n y u. - 1......
A quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONE
QUARTER (2Ac6) PER CENT on the cap
ital stock of this Company will be paid AZ
tho office of the Company, ~ Nassau street,
In this city, on and after Monday. March ~.
business to-day
rs order OF Inc Board OF Managers.
w. H. DAVIES. Treasurer.
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ALLIED CHEMICAL DYE CORPORATION
81 broadway.
York

Y IE--1
The Board ~ Directors has this day de-
ciarcd regular quarterly dividend OF iAr
on tho preferred stock of this Company, pay.
ablr April u ia22, ~ preferred stockholders
IN record At the close ~ business on March
H. 1872
CLINTON s. LurKINs, etary.Trcasurer
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AMERICAN CAN co
ELECTIONS s~p MEETINGS.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ITALIAN DISCOUNT AND TRUST
En<fpANv

The postponed Annual Meeting cf the Stock
bolsers ~ italian Discount and Trust Com
many win be held At the principal place .
business ef the Company. No. 500 BroadwaN
borough of Manhattan, New York CITY. 2,
"Wednesday, March sth. 1922. at ~ 80 o'cloci
IN tho morning for the election or Directors
and Of Inspectors Of Election and 70 transae z
such other business NJ may be properly
brought before the meeting.
HARVEY J. CONNOLLY. Secretary.
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SAIL WEDNESDAY.
Steamers Due in New York
DUE WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Algeria, Glasgow 17th.. Anchor Line
Cornish City. Shields 11th. ~ Nav
Eastern Prince, Swansea 18th. .Furness- Witty
El Lago, New Orleans 22d.. Southern Pac
Matoppo, Manchester 10TH. .Norton-Liily
Minnekahda. Hamburg 18th. American Line
Taorrnina. Naples 16tn.. ....,.... .ltalia- Am
Vasconia, London 18th. .Cunard IS Co
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Feb 17-Arrived. strs
schenectady Galveston: 18TH. Osakis. New
York; Stonewall. Baltimore.
CoNsT ANA. Feb 13-Sailcd, str Constan
tinople (Br), New York.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

on January :. 1899. the undersigned viz
drew from and severed all connection WITH
tho firm * kilgus \ Company, Z" Broad
JAMES DAVIS
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Almanac for New York March

Sun rises. ...... 6 - Moon rises. 46 AM
Sun sets. ........ l6 Moon SETS. Al PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER MARCH ].
Sandy Hook. .......... . Is AM . 40 PM
Governors Island. II AM ~ PM
He'll Gate (Astora). IL IS AM IL 40 PM
The time given in the above table is East
crn standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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MONEY MARKET.


TUESDAY. FEBRUARY os.
Renewals. ...... ~ Last .......... 5fs
High. ........... ahYears high ~ q
Low ............. ~ Years low q
TIME LOANS.
Mixed collateral, 60 to 30 days. xMms
Mixed collateral. 4 TO @ months lMWS
1ndustriais, so 20 30 days..... zMWS
1ndustrials. to months. s....... aZWs
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Best names. 4 to months Z
Other names. to 9 months. .......
DISCOUNT RATES. RESERVE BANK.
Commercial paper. .15 days, 4n: an - "a
days Az Liberty bonds and Victory no,..
~ days. ~: f6 to 90 days. AZ: banSsrs.
accepfances. Is TO 20 days. AZ.
sFixed November 2. Previou. rats :
fixed September 2f. 't y
OPEN MARKET RATES,
Call loans and acceptances. ....... 4kc<
Discount rates on prime bankers .rcs,,
snces eligible for purchase by Federal Ia
kerve banks:
Bid. Ask Bid. Ask.
g g ssys... ssys.. i i 1eo 20 dag. say,. III
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges, $780,. 500 600
balances, ST.. 600 GOO: Federal Reserve credit
balances, s4o,,oo00o.
SILVER MARKET.
Official bar silver in New York. domestic.
nats.. unchanged; foreign. 62Nc.. off 1c
London. 32kd.. off sd; Mexican dollars,
Range Ct silver prices this year:
Highest. Lowest
London ...... .35isd., jan 32isd.. Feb, 90
new fork.... VtAc., Jan. 10 G2Ac., Feb. Is
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1886 Bombay. cents rupee:
Demand .......29.t2i. 2s.12H 1915
Cables ..... es.3TiE 20 37is 2a.0o
1874 Yokohama, cents y yen
Demand ....... .aT.3Tih 4T2Tis 1914
Gables ...iI.Geid 47.6ols 47.62is
SOUTH AMERICA.
32.4i RIO dc Janciro. cents = mlireis:
Gables ........is.si9 1854 iS.siN
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CANADA.

New York funds IN Montreal $1,000 pre-
mium n si 900. Montreal funds IN New York,
sfQ. 81 discount a 81 900.
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42.45 Buenos Aires. cents a peso:
Demand ...... 200 3I.uH .R.SO
Gables ....... 37.0s 3T.i2is 80 g3is
fO34 4c Uruguay. cents dollar
Cables ....... .s2.3Tls se.37is si02s
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TEX rights
made at price outside of the regular
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
NTWPORT CTTR WORN

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. April THE Wo-
mans Club Of Newport held a busl.
ness meeting In the clubrooms. Red
Mems Han. yesterday afternoon.
which was largely attended. The
treasurer reported balance Of
S25.07.
Mrs Taylor. chairman of the ways
and means committee. reported the
sum Of s20.35 from the rummaee
sale held In Wilmington on March
%.
club members accepted an invita-
tion extended by Mrs. Frances Nc
Coy. principal Of tho Newport public
school. TO attend the Arhor Day ex-
orcises az the school on Friday after
noon. April T.
In line with tho clean-p and paint
+ mp campaign Of Wilmington the
club appointed committee 20 plan
such campaign In Newport The
committee follows: Mrs Reuben
pordham, chairman; Mrs. Joseph
D Dougherty. Mrs ". L. Dun. Mrs. r.
/ II. Webb and Mrs. Frances Mccoy
The club voted 10 hold n military
500 party on Wednesday evening
April 10 in the cluhrooms. and Miss
Ella W. johnson was appointed
chairman OF arrangements. with
Mrs. Weatherby. Mrs. J. G.. slack and
Miss Helen Cranston. assisting tn,
refreshment committee will com.
prise Mrs. George Stuart. Mrs. ". 7.
Duff Mrs. n. r. Taylor. Mrs
Blanshcld and Mrs. Joseph Dough
erty.
The next evening social OF the clul
was scheduled for next Wednesda,
evening. hut on account OF th
Ladies' Aid social on that evening
the club meeting will he postpone
until April 10. The committee O
arrangements for this social con
sists OF Mrs. Reuben Pordham. chair
man; Mrs. Quimhy Lyman. Jr.. an
Mrs William King.
The annual election OF officers q
the club will be held on Friday al
ternoon. April "a. az which time "a
club will receive tho treasurer an
corresponding secretarys reports o
the years work.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
COMMON PLEAS DECISIONS

Decisions were handed down TINS
morning by Judges Rice and Rodney
In u cases recently heard in Court
OF Common Pleas.
The dec sions OF Judge Rice fol-
low.
Elizabeth Barlow against Paul
Tobasso. iudgmrit for s24.so IN ta-
vor Of the plaintiff.
Wilmington Automobile Com
pany against Earl Heher, judgment
IN favor Of the defendant.
y. Birmingham and Sons against
Norris schoenberg. Judgment TOT
s177s7 IN favor Of the plaintiff.
Joseph A. McMullen against
Henry s. Brady. Judgment for 800
in favor of the pla ntif
Robert !. Thomas against the r.
q. Norman Company. Judgment FOR
$500 I'm favor of the plaintiff.
John W. King against Adolph Sill
vor Judgment for $40 in favor of
plaintiff
The following decisions were
handed down hy Judge Rodney:
George II. Horner against the co.
umhia Grafonola Parlors judg
nent I'm favor Of the defendant.
Joseph n. George against Fred
Rudnick. Judgment for s22.70 in "a
vor Of the plaintiff.
Peter r. Bienkowski against tho
wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company Judgment foi
s122.21 IN favor ~ the plaintiff.
Holmes Jones against the Tri-Ple'
shoe Company and Charles p
Bowers. constable. judgment in IA
vor Of the defendant. pro rotorn'
hahendo.
George Nicholus Nicholson
against the I. and G. Motor Sale
Company. judgment for s195.7o n
favor of the plaintiff.
V. Dewitt Fielder against Harr'
]. ellis judgment for $3.50 In IN
vor Of the plaintiff.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
MAY ACCEPT DUPONT
SCHOOL ROOM OFFER

While no definite steps have yet
been taken in the proposed leasing
of two floors IN the DUPONT Office
building for school purposes. the
matter seems 20 meet with the APP
proval NJ members Of the Board Of
Education, and superintendent OF
Schools David A. Ward has visited
that portion Of the building which
il Is planned 10 utilize for school
purposes.
While the normal capacity OF the
High School Is 1900. more than p
600 pupils are now studying there.
This number. Il IS estimated will be
increased to $500 In September and
10 AZ least 400 in February. which
demands that some provision be
made TO care for that number
The DUPONT Company. II IS sa ia.
will NJ up floors and s. AZ Tenth
and Market streets. and lease them
for school purposes a. a nominal
rental, Il the school authorities de-
sire 10 avail themselves Of these
quarters
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
WOMAN SAYS NEGRO
PICKED HER POCKET

Herbert Hardy. Negro. aged %
years. was arrested In the King
street market this morning. by Pa
trolman Traynor. charged by Mrs.
Lola Wright, 504 East Third street.
with picking her pocket He will
he given a hearing Monday morning
In Municipal Court
According TO Mrs. Wright. two
Negroes, jostled her In the market
and she detected one OF the men
as he removed her pocketbood.
containing $40, from her coat
pocket. The men hurried away,
with Mrs. Wright in pursuit. One
OF the men escaped. but the one she
says took her pocketbook. she man
aged to keep in sight until she met
Patrolman Traynor. al Fourth and
King streets and pointed him out TO
the officer.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
Easter Gloves

NEW YORK Omitted Press) AT
presen, everyone is Interested in
long gloves. as the summer season
brings so many OF the short sleeved
Gowns which demand them. There
.s not great variety of colors in
gloves this season. Brown seems 90
be the leader in the skin gloves and
black still manages 10 hold its own.
Grey is not considered as smart as ID
was this time last year, for light
tones of beaver are surplantlng IT,
There are endless color combinations
such as white and grey, black and
white. brown and beige. etc.
Il is no longer considered neces-
sary to wear long gloves for evenins
wear Many OF the best groomeo
women at the recent formal func-
tions appear with bare arms.
The short two clasp gloves con-
tinue in favor with the sport suit
wear. but many OF the dressy suits
have the wide sleeves which necessi-
tate the gauntlet or the 'welve but
ton length.
II is we'll to have the color scheme
OF the costume carried out In tho
coloring OF the gloves this year. a.
gloves should blend In with the cos
tune. rather than stand out a Trims
apart. When the costume is fun oil
color. never wear shoes OF one color
and gloves OF another n you car
avoid il. That Is IL your shoes are
grey do not wear beaver gloves. b,
matching the shoes and gloves, tn
whole costume is drawn together
Too much attention cannot be paid
20 these little details OF the Easter
costume
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
FAVORS
RHINE CLAIM
Reply is That Paris Never
Doubted United States
Rights
REGRETS TROOPS
HAVE GONE HOME

WASHINGTON. April 1.-CUnit-
ed Press) The French government
never had intentions OF contesting
the right OF the United States to
be as completely reimbursed for the
costs as the other governments with
troops on the Rhine"
France has 80 informed the Unit
ed States through American Ambas-
sador Herrick. in Paris. In a note.
giving the preliminary reply OF the
French government TO the American
demand made public today by the
State Department.
While the French note is obvious
ly preliminary one. 70 Is taken vir-
tually as complete recognition OF
the American claim. II was noted
that it doesn't raise the question Of
whether the United States should
collect from Germany or the Allies
The note from Ambassador Her
rick dated March 20, follows.
II have just received note. dated
Yesterday. from the foreign office
stating the French Government new
er had intention OF contesting the
right OF the United States to he a.
completely reimbursed for their army
costs as the other governments with
troops on the Rhine. that the French
/ Government Is persuaded that cas-,
and quick agreement can he reached
by the Allied Governments and tn,
/ United States on this question and
that it is consulting the Belgian
British and Italian governments
/ Monsieur Poincare adds that h,
wished 10 inform our government
how much the French Governmen
appreciated the cooperation Of IN.
American troops with the Allied
troops on the Rhine. that the French
Government greatly regrets that ou
government should have taken tn
decision 10 withdraw its troops thei
presence while recalling the common
sacrifces could only contribute 10 ar
firm In the eyes Of the entire worll
J the essentially peaceful character o
the occupation OF the Rhinish terri
tories. Il Is the same peaceful spiri
without any idea OF domination tha
the Allied troops after as before. th
departure of the American troop
will continue the occupation whicl
has no other aim than 10 Euarante
execution OF the terms Of the peac
| treaty"
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
CHURCHES Will
AID CLEANUP
fcontlnned From rlrst Page !

Continued From First Page)
biggest event Of its kind ever held
In the city.
AZ meeting this morning NJ the
chairmen. held In tho Clcan-t'n
Work headquarters. in Rooms 3i44
and 3l46 DUPONT Building. Candy
O.. MammeIe announced the mem-
beers of the committee on brighten
lp'. OF which he Us the chairman.
They are. s. l.. Johnston. Albert
Dougheriy r. I. Whaley. william
A. Casey, Howard O. Marston and
Clarence Stark.
"can tho city Departments Keep
Wilmington ciean7"
What can do to keep Whining
ton clean?"
'How ] helped clean up wnm ,ng-
ton"
These are the subjects which the
Junior Board OF the Cleanup Week
Committee chose yesterday for the
cleanup week essay contest, which
nn school children above the third
rrade may enter. Children m prl-
vate and parochial. as well as puhlic
schools. are asked TO submit essays
The first subject "Can the City
Departments keep Wilmington
clean is for high school pupils. and
o. limited TO 1900 words
In discussing tho subject tho
pupils are asked 20 consider finance
I equipment and legality.
The second subject. What a boy
or girl can do 20 keep Wilmingtor
clean" is for seventh and tghtf
grade pupils and must not be Longer
than 1000 words.
The third. How 7 helped clear
up Wilmington" ls for tho fourth
NTH and sixth grade pupils. an,
must not be longer than 500 words
The essays are 90 be sent 20 TN
Cleanup Committee. room 3i4
DUPONT Building. by the 18TH o
April. and II mailed. must no. b.
mailed later than the afternoon o
tho 18th.
These rules must he observed;
Write the essay plainly In you
own handwriting penmanship an
neatness viii be considered.
The essays must be written with
out the help OF teacher. parent o
other adult.
At the bottom OF the essay writ
your name. your school and grad