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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
WOMEN DON GUM
BOOTS TO REACH
CELLAR FURNACES
Serious Condition in West 35th
Street Due TO Water
in Cellars.
SEWER TO BE LAID THERE

The s,lhject ~ wet cellars in ives,
Thirty-ffth street was thoroughly Air
ed at the meeting ~ the street and
sewer directors today. when residents
asked for aever facilities. The reques'
WIS eyranted.
Mn. Csrrie ". Wright. ~ rs West
Thirty-nfth street said that much
sickness WIS pre~ent among che rest
dents of that section. She said there
were families living over Wet cel.sr~
One man had spent s45 on SUNDAY and
Monday in having HE cellar pumped
out
Mrs Wright reminded the board
that che had been before it before,
having advocated a one way market
on her prior visit. She told the mem
bers u Am going 10 be a good stick
or and wat until something j. done,
Youn be glad 70 ge; rid of us after
seeing me before you 80 much
A. ths junction city Engineer
Maier reported that there were no
funds av-llaaie FOR THE.
Mrs Henry Sar.ng. 20 West Thirty
af.h stree. sali she and her husband
mad dipped 20 buckets OF water out Of
Their cellar this morning and that she
had 20 put on gum boots IN order u
get 20 her heater. Another storm
she said. -and We viii not be able e
get the ashes out of the furnace
You could hoat a kt;le boat there. W.
have a new home and don't want d
damaged
Pras!dent Johnson SAID 1T certain
try and remedy IL"
! Henry Sar1ng sad the matter ~ Z
B sewer for the street had bsen befor'
| the board FOR three years. During IN
/ war he said. the excuse was mel
/ could not o. secured Then he sa4S
/ money was lacking.
Mr.. Saring added that the led o
( Market street had been raised 81 tha
surface water backs Into the cellar
nd is undermining foundations.
The members 80 the board held al
informal conference after which MI
Johnson announced that the none
would b. borrowed from another fund
Joseph Harrington. 1902 West Thirty
hfth street said his wlfe and two chi!
crcn are ~ with pneumonia and hay
I 90 be moved.
Sirv Wright offered her services &
collecting the money for the sewer IN
stallatiOn. stating women Were bette
collectors than men. The persone VII
apDeared thanked the board for the
. actions
About 1000 feet ~ pipe Will be r,
qu.red for thls sewer installation. tn
,ne will run from Thirty-third an
West streets north on West 10 Thirty
Nth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
HICKMAN TOPS LIST
FOR POSTMASTER
He Leads the Three EIigibles
Reported by the Civil Service
Commission.
Nv Prank W. Lewis.

Washington. Jan. S-The. eligibles
for appointment as postmaster at
Wilmington. as reported by the Civil
Service Commission today. arr: Flrs,.
Leroy W Hickman, second. Frank
Z. Wilson. and third. Charles A. Ru-
dolph.
Hickman. who Is a former assistant
postmaster al Wilmington. IS said 60
be the choice ot Senator I. Heisler
Ball. who Will indorse him. Il is as
sumed that he viii te appointed.
Wilson is A former service man
having been captain IN the army
There se said 20 be 4 group % men
who will try 20 have him appointed
Rudolph - said 10 be the choice o.
former Senator Coleman du P0nJ who
will probably attempt 10 have him ap-
pointed
Senator Ball could not be- seer ;u-
day. as be Is now in Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
PROGRAM OF LEGISLATION
TO REDEEM PARTY PLEDES
PREPARED BY CONFERENCE
Democratic Members ofLegslatwe Consider and Approve
Measures to This End-Reform in Taxation, Economy
in Expenditure and Efficiency in Administration
Among the Propositions
Special Dispatch From Every Evenings
stan Correspondent
NJ william y. McNey.

povcr. Jan. g.-JrrapscerriinS Ia I'm
,crtas~. anything me pcnerM As-
ssn,Nly it~N has acomprshed thD
fsr IN iis serh biennial ssrsston were
N. develcprnent~ yesterday afternoon
81 a c,on,ererce t-~;w.,n the msmbers
q "a. ss~.r.nk conrrrs.tcs Of she Sen
a,e and q tho House and the mem
lUru uf the iAsfnosratic state Advis
cD C,n'nfn,,teo appointed several
~~-sks as~n b. ~.ryo IN an advisory
cNi-c city to a.. nicnNsrs q the icgfs
ia,ur, IN tho consideration and adop-
uon ~ now bills ~ D. formulated on a
ios ~ 10 tilo pemocrauc party's promi
sos "a 'hr p~'pl, 20 Delaware In their
platform and their Csnpsixn. Their
vs- mapped cut A program ~ legs
lsticn admittedly tho mos, ppseressivs
and NJ tiio ~ainc time IN. mos, sweep
irg c>er nitcm.;ed IN th'e srie All
tNrt remains O. oArry into effect i
no irawinE - tNo bills and some W
th.ss are already in prcsr~~ of for
nation That the cntlfe program will
IT, cwrrs.-d intp ef'~-t - untcub,ec
'ur IN. ncmocraie have "A sufficient
IA pr-,y in both huuscs ~ insure ths
. ompir,e sucsrss. - this step Their,
rr hut ono or twp constitutions
aucpdmcnts so the entire program anC
..sr Nli o. started afr.i they ar,
Unusidar-i 4 s,sh worth thai IN.
next i>rs~iSiuro. r~sa >ile,r Il itr 10
ucal Nnnpl~xion. cannot help bu
ntfy IA. amendments
TIE measures pNlpC~ed a. ~ them
tr" clsirnci D. ~ the ussr bcneilc'a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
GUARD MER ROCGE WITNESS,
FEAR HOODED r.

AIer Rouge. IA. Jan. Acting on
an anonymous telephone message that
an attempt might - made 20 k.dnap
Addie May Hamilton. prospective Wit
ness in the investigation now under
way of masked band depreiations IN
Morehouse Parish. several men stood
guard today az the Hamilton nome.
near Mer Rouge and later two soldiers
were assigned % guard duty IN that
section.
The anonymous telephone message
was received az The headquarters ot
Depa rtnenr ot Justice agents directing
the assembling of evidence IN the IN
qu!ry,
six years ago SIX hiacN-hoOded men
seized l9-year-6,d Add.e May Hamil-
ton on the streets here. forced her 9,
60 90 the railroad station. and showed
her aboard train. with tne warning
% get out Of town and nOt 20 come
back Yesterday Miss Hamilton. hacb
with her parents again. definitely ac-
ruscI ,wo men os being members %,
the hooded gang.
Dr. B. NJ McKo.n. who IS aisC
CHARGED with ,he murder ot Wax
Danie.. and r r Richards. was IN,
hrst man she accused. Pink PARK
erson. Mer Rouge uveryman was N,
second
/ L can identify them positively" M
girl said 81 da not know who ;h'
other four were. ,ut Or McK0in-
recognized him. and I know ne Wal
/ the man who drove me away.
With the publicity thrown on th'
activities OF Morehouse Par.sh's mask
ed reign OF terror. she has been abi
10 return home uUmo.ested.
She was seen late th'svbgkqjbgk'
She was seen late yesterday even
/ ing with her mother, driving IN thei
! little car. near MeT Rouge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
us. ENVOY CAUSES
STIR BY ATTACKING
VERSAILLES PACT
Boyden, American, on Repara-
tions Body, Makes Plea in
Behalf OF Bermany.
NATION IS OVERBURDENEO

BY Associated Tress 90 livery Evening
Paris. Jan. 9-Germany was voted
IN wllful default Of her 1922 coal de
llveries by tho Reparations Commits
sion today a. n session that was fea-
tured Boy an address by Roland ".
Boyden. IN which IN" American rep
resentative with the commission
severely criticized the workings fth"
treaty ~ Versa lies IN certain r"-
spectF
His structures created mach sur
Trise and excited hardly ioss interest
than the formal declaration ~ Ger
many's default.
The statements made by Mr.. Boydeu
/ before the vote iu tho secret session
was described uy some of those wno
Cprtiuued on page ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
DR.. S. c. RUMF0RO HEADS
DELAWARE HOSPITAL STAFF

~ nesting of the stan q the Del
aware Hospital yesterday the follow
Ing officers FOR the ensuing year were
elected DR. s. G. RumfOrd. pres
dent: DR.. II. l. Springer. v.ce-pres
dent: DR.. W. o. I-aMOtte. secretary
The following reports FOR the pas
three months service We're made: Dr
J a ElesuOd. eye. ear. nose aut
thrJat service. reported new patients
lOs. returned visits. 94; total visits
200. operations. 43.
For the Medical Service. DR.. "
Ba.st!an for DR. II. ". Briggs. report
- number of admissions. 50; number
~ deaths. u: number Of cases unim
proved. I.
For the surgical service. DR.. j. a
Draper reported l54 admissions.
For the X-ray service. DR.. c. ". Nc
Efatrick' reported $50 patients. 67'
X-rays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09

Berlin. Jan. >-Thi-ty-eizht tr,ir-
carrying French troops Ieft Mavencs
yesterday with Essen a. the desfIna-
ION ~ the forces says an Essen ,eI-
eEram today.
The arrival ~ heavy artillery a7f
saDpers Is reported in the uaighbor-
mood ~ Nuss C-hree and one-halr
miles southwest n Duesseldorsl
London. Jan. 9--The present F-enc.
movement INTO the Ruhr. involving
DuesseldOrf. VIII terminate At Essen
according 20 information received a
British official circle from their OBJ
servers in the Rhineland.
The British maintain they are with
ont official knowledge ~ the Fr~nc,
plans.
Paris. Jan. 9.--Repor-s from Dues
seldort today said that all troops nee
essary FOR the expected c1ercive move
ment 0f France ~ the Ruhr would "a
assembled az ne point of concentra-
t-on near that C1-v by noon. Rein
/ forcenents We're being sent % aka
: the place o. the advancing units.
/ Premier Poincars IS Understood a,
nave been vexed, by the failure of ., I.
/ Preparations Commission 20 declar.
. Germany IN default on her coal deliv-
cries az IS meeting yesterday. L vras
reported hat he had sent a note .
The German government setting ,o--h
the decision Of the comm ission on ~.
wood default together With a nara
graph % the Versailles treafv covsr
ing the prospective French stspe ana
an announcement or MS intention .
act
Anticipating possible strike II
workers IN The Rhineiand. the or--
mler = reported % havs hired pro-
Fisiona4.y small army OF STRIKE
breakers including miners. ra.lvay
men. butchers and bakers. Who outi
b. sent into the region az short notlca
70 replace German labor.
The French public r. taxing n. -.
uat;on n perfect calm. m. Com.
mun-sts alone are showing a -ertalr q
agitation and have Indicated that th-y
are irving 20 STIR up trouble both hs-.
and N he Rhlneiand where Marco
Cach-n and CASTOR Nonmousson a.
operating. The government. houever
attaches no undue Importance 10 he'll
activities, although 10 has sndieat-S
that it would prosecute them shou.,
they 80 700 far
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
SAYS HOODED BAND
WARNED PEOPLE AWAY
Father Of Victim Testifies at In
quiry Of Kidnapping and
Murder.
er tssoriated rr.ss p 80 Evenlnr.

Rarrop. 10. Jan. 81. l. Daniel.
father ~ Watt Daniel. band victim.
declared ~ tho open hearing today
into hooded band depredafions .n
Morehouso Parish. that ne had learn
cd that subsequent 20 the Kidnapping
- his son and Thomas Richards
whose mutiiated bodies recently were
found In lake IN Fourche that four
Mer Rouge citizens had been warned
they would have % ieave the COM
munity or they nil be killed"
Daniel sa!d tho information was
given him by another Mer Rouge
citizen. Davenport. Daniel said tod
him he had received such word over
the telephone
Daniel said Davenport declared he
had teen 'old by Captain Skipwith'
that the men would have 20 ge,
away"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
PORTLAND DAMAGED
BY HEAVY FLOODS

Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Portland. Ore. Jan. 9.-The
Willamette river 40 Portland TO-
day had risen 90 more than %
feet above normal. flooding the
dock and lower streets along the
water front and causing great
damage, Immense quantities Of
logs and drifts ef all kinds.
which lodged against the piers
OF the city's bridges, rendered
at least two of them unsafe
for traffic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
MRS. ELLA DILLON DEAD.
ell-kDown Woman and Widow I
Henry ID. Dillon.

Fila II. Dillon. widow OF Henry ID.
Dillon. died yesterday at her home.
1901 Pennsylvania. avenue. She was
90 her 18th year. Death was caused
by nephr!t!s.
Mre. Dillon Is survived by four chill
dren J. Morton Dillon, Henry ID. Dill
ION. Mrs G. l.. Thompson. and 9.
81. Dillon. VINO Is connected with the
Chamber % Commerce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
PA. MOTORISTS FIND
OLD TAGS EXPENSIVE

The first motorists 10 be fined
in this city for failure to have
1928 automobile license tags
were arrested yesterday by
Lieutenant McVey Of the State
Highway Police. They were
Robert T.. Watson. 2235 South
Seventeenth street. Philadelphia,
and Joseph Leavesly OF Nc
Knley. Montgomery county.
Pa.
Both men were arraigned In
Magistrate Blacks court, where
a fine OF $40 and costs was i'm
posed on Watson and $l5 and
costs on Leavesly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
Liberty Bond Quotations.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New YORK. Jan. s.-LfosrCy BOND
quotations al .. m: as. f01.13.
frs; 4's's. 1900: second 4>s. ss.5s:
,h.rd As. 9s.04: fourth as. $3.50:
-noalied Victory +a's. iO0.ss. L. 5.
government 4i>s. 10000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
Chnd Paroled.

Elizabeth Handley. I7-year-old daugh
ter Of Negro minists. who died
some time ago. was placed on parole
FOR two years. this morning. when
she pleaded guilty in General Sessions
Court TO a charge OF larceny
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
INQUIRY STARTED
INTO DETAILS Of
SCHOOL AFFAIRS
Sep. Nelson Gives List OF State
Board Officials and Their
Salaries.
PLANS FOR CUTTING DOWN
special Dispatch Prom Ev.ry Evening
Star Correspondent
ny VIM. J. McNcy.

staie House Dover ian s-Repr~-
sentative Nelson took occasion 20 read
tn she House. th. mcrn'ns. long
statement giving the ss,aries paid ne
various officials q tho State Depart
uent % Pubic Instruction "a. made
ro commsnt upon the subject. eut
stated ists- that IN a day or t~o he
VIII nav. something 90 say anout the
matt-.
m this connection many members
have axpre--cd the belief that N.
saiaries a.. too high. aso there are
600 many empicyes and among those
he, propose % set rid Os are al IN.
county supervisors and the truan;
o-ico-~ They Rlso intend 20 cut
town the salaries paid the various
heads q, the departments.
open Bulge, Discussions.
Heprcseu,atiNe C0.lne offered and
The Hnu~ Gtcpted. a resolution plac-
'ns the use % The House chamber
when not occupied by the House. al
fhe tsposa % the committee on sp-
propr a;ions q The House and the a.
nance committee 80 Senate when they
nee, in 1oint s-esiou O. consider the
budget NJ Collins sad these twc
committees would have O. b4gin theii
~srs today and he invited al the
other members % attend their dslib-
.rs'ions. 49, they would be ,arnllis'
with what u being 6ors rccardins ;h'
hutSoi
Bspresen .ativs Ho.cout Introduced
House BIZ No. which provides 20,
an amendment ~ Sector - - Chap.
ter 90 % tho Revised code CORRECTING
'h- boundary lines % the FOURTH
Election district 90 thc Tenth Repre-
sentative distric' o. Sew Castle I
wrs referred 20 the .1mm.ttee on r.
weed statutes. Th.s 'akee care d
about 200 voters VINO were overlook @.
IN establishing the lines ~ the Thir,
ard Fourth districts ana Who had n,
psoo 90 vote.
Th. House .toos recess unt.
o. N.
To Ratif, Amendments.
IN th. Senate. th.s morning. Sena
tor Walker introduced senate h.l NJ
a.. which is in ratification % a bf
passed by the lsst Legislature amend
inr "a, Constitution making j. Iussi
ole for women 90 hold public sff,e o
public trust In Dslaware 10 was 70
ssrrsd % the committee on revise
statute.
senator Walker offered apoth.r b.i
fafifglng the bill passed az the las
ssHsiun. amending the CONSTITUTE
prov lding Tor capitation TAX o.
every resident ~ the State. male an
female. ~ years and upwards
further provides that such tax sha
b. uniform throughout tn. county
whsch % H. collected and used In tht
county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09

Pleading guilty 20 the charge of be
ng drunk. fine of $40 and costs each
was imposed on James r. Writ and
Frank Davis. IN Municipal Court this
morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
Germany 10 Expose frances
Breach Of Peace Against
Helpless People.
REVIEWS OFFER Of PACT
TO PREVENT ALL WARS
Berlin Regards Invasion as Vo-
lation Of "Monstrous" Treaty
Of Versailles.
~ Associated Press 10 r.very Evening

Berlin. Jan. 9-"F'orce remains
force-whatever Is gu.se.
This declaration was made today by
Wilhelm Cuno. the chancellor. in con-
nection with The reported intention Of
France 90 extend her military Occupa-
zion into the Ruhr region of Germany.
The chancellor added hat Germany
would regard he application ot arbl-
trary force as lUeach of The Yer
sa.i.es peace treaty and as the use OF
might against a lefenseiess people.
The German government. .or ne
time being. - wholly s,ress.ng The
lega. aspects OK Frances attitude as
based on her treaty prer0gat!ves. and
has not Yet Indicated ;he line Jf action
.t purposes -O adop- .n The event the
French invade the Rlhr
Violation Of ~MOnstrOus- Treaty.
France" continued Herr Cuno. is
F trying 20 cloak her contemplated
action with The appearance q JUS
/ cce. IN tha, she spreads sanctions and
pledges which are supposed 20 nave
/ basis IN -he stlpu.atious OF the Yer
/ s1l,les treaty. Yet even as monstrou.
as this instrument is. g.. does not 90 81
far as 20 perm.; the Allies 0pt!ona
!mp!ngement upon German sovereig ign.
" or wilfui encroachment on Germa.
territory.
As a pledge 90 their demand,
under the treaty. o- as security toi
iUepara,ions. the Allies are occupy.n ns
the Rhine,and for a specific period
thus holding a guarantee which a
more secure and more crushing in it,
anal working out than any vet incor
porated IN any peace treaty betweel
civilized peoples Il France on he
own responsibility Gals to Uecogn ~
the limitations established 81 n,
agreement governing the rights of oc
Continued on page T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
FRENCH TROOPS BEGIN RUHR INVASION;
ADVANCE GUARD ALREADY AT KETTWIC;
GERMANS SHOW NO SIGNS OF HOSTILITY

Army Reported as Having Penetrated Germany, Seven
Miles Southwest of Essen Advanced Units Convey
Technical Equipment All Quiet at Centre as Poilus
March Into Famous Industrial Section Hotels Cleared
Of Guests to Make Way for New Occupants; Military
Forces Cover Large DuesseIdofEssen Area.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
Amusements Tonight

Playhouse-"Lirom."
Garrick-"The Brat
Aldine-Naudeyiile and pictures.
Arcadia Hail the Woman.
Naiestic--"rhe Hands of Nara"
SAvoy-"rhe Worldly Madonna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09

Sgnunc GYbtowskl. % White Clay
.r.es hundred. was convicted IN Gen
era Sessions Cour, th.s morning Or
. chars. % Illegal posse sion Of liquor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
Dr. Hoey's Condition.

The condition Of DR. William r
Hoey of Frederica. who is a patient
a, the Homeopathic Hospital. was
Frspptsd unchanged today. He is
quite ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
Bank at Ciaymont.

Organizing 2 company % operate a
bank az Claymont IS Contemplated. The
company will be made q community
affair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
Weather Forecast.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington. Jan. Weather forecast
FOR Delaware.
Rain this afternoon. partly cloudy and
colder tonight with freezing temperature
Wednesday fair and colder fresh and
strong northwest winds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
Chamber Of Commerce Directors.

There Vel be a meeting OK ne board
of directors OK the Chamber of Com
merce tomorrow afternoon az : O'Clock
IN the board room OF the organization n
the du Pont tuilding.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09

Mundy Bros. sell furniture. Phons
s290.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09

For Cover Dairy Safe Milk phone
l5.O-l5t.-Adv,
The Chilkoot post., 1923-06-29
ALONG OFFICERS LINE:

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The Chilkoot post., 1923-06-29
ADVER TT SEMENT:
Post Exchange Shoe 2e2sir Shop:

  by Your patron ed.Giv a
The Chilkoot post., 1923-06-29

Monday, July 2d Inte1'.1ational News Paramount ldagaz1ne 'K1. Jef fri es, in
 Souls of Hen"
The Chilkoot post., 1923-06-29

We dneaday July 4th Bur ton Holmes Trave Paramount Magazine. Nazinova, in
 "Iar1ie1"
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-05
A COTTON FAMINE

A British inoustriast is very much worried about
the American cotton situation "You cannot imagine
America importing cotton he tells his fellowcounry
well, it is going to happen Do you realize that
America is this year using in her mills about 70
per cent of her cotton crop Before the she used
20 per cent. The time is clearly coming when there
will be precious little left for the rest of the
world l don't think you going to see very large
cotton crops in the future The souherners have found
that they do better with small crops fetching high
price What Lancashire is going do to obtain the
material of her huge textile industry, l honestly do
not know"
Few Americans are lying awake nights worrying
about what Lancashire is going to do for cotton The
good old law of supply and demand will doubtless set
tie that problem when it arises For if Lancashire or
any other part of the world wants cotton very badly
will pay enough to make it worth while for America to
produce that cotton There is fertilizer powerful
good market.
Any question of the American productive capacity
is absurd. Barring further boil weevil ravages this
country could produce easily enough several times the
present quantity of cotton The South and Southwest
have the soil, the and the climate And eventual
ly they will eXterminate the boil weevil.
A naturalist says that caterpars are not
worms" Now the dsillusioned child who goes out in
to the garden to eat will have to pass up the
fuzzy
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-05
Waddie felt very sad.

Bob Cat, "it IS time for me to nibblc
Uncle Wiggily's cars.'
"And it s time for me TO hit you
with the broom!' shouted Nurse
Jane and she chased the Bob Cat out
of the bungalow with the broom
stick. Then Uncle Wiggily laughed
and so did Waddic. And when next
the grounding boy met the bulldog
chap, Waddie held the watch to the
bulldogs car.
"Well, what do you know about
that!' barked the bulldog boy. 81
didn't know your watch was real! y
And then Waddie laughed again.
And if the puppy dog doesn 7
chase his tail under the stove where
he can't find it to have pink rib
bon tied on it I'll tell you next
about Uncle Wiggily and Johnnie s
tooth.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-05
Bedtime Stories
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
BY HOWARD r. GARIS
UNCLE WIGGILY AND WAD-
DIES WATCH

Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy looked
from the window of the hollow
stump bungalow and began to