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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
DISCUSS CHANGES IN
CITY GOVERNMENT
New Charter Project Consid-
cred by Members of Mayors
Cabinet.

Proposed changes I'm the city govern
ment from its present form to the
city manager system was the chief
topic of dlscuerion Mt tho meeting ~
tho Mayors cabinet yesterday after
noon Tho various features NJ the pro
posed change were explained and
much interest IN the matter was
shown
Yesterdays meeting was we'll at
tended. In addition to Mayor Harvey.
there were present President John
son md Messrr. Grler and pierson ~
tho street and Sewer Department;
President Souder ~ tho BOARD ~ IEdu
cation: President Maynard and Neazrs
Monaghan. Carpenter, Haynes. Raw
croft. Melvin. Mack and Canhy. uf tho
Park Board. President Speakmau aud
charles Cant uf tho Iiarhur HOARD
President Kemp. of tho Sinking FUND
Commission: president Toote and Mr.
France of tho Public Utility Hoard
l'r iianhv nt the BOARD of Health
presiden, s. X Smith and Gen
Wicketsham. NJ the BOARD ~ Publ,
Safety. and city Solicitor Rauher
Satterihvaite.
Tho committee on workmen's com
/ " nsation reported progress ~ wa
decided to arrange meeting hetweer
/ Leon Walker and tho rity Department.
az an early date Co exchange ideas ~,
+ the needs of tho city government Nj
/ Walker II chairman ot the vity char
/ ter committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
WOODROW WILSON
TO WOMEN'S CLUB
Acknowledges Birthday Greet
ing of Citywide Democratic
Body.

The womem,s Citywidc Democratic
Club received ut its regular meeting.
Tuesday evening. n letter acknowl-
edging greetings sent by the club on
the occasion of Woodrow Wilson'S
seth birthday annisersary. The letter
follows:
mir. Wilson warmly appreciates the
message you have go generously sent
on behalf of 10 Democratic Women of
Delaware, and asks me 90 say that he
IL proud To- have such friends"
John Randolph Boollng,
'kecretary."
The meeting WAS held at the club
rooms. Goa Market street. Mrs. NJ. a
Seward. chairman, presiding. Various
matters that are To- 10 presented 10
the General Assembly were discussed
the meeting being most enthusiastic
one.
The next meeting will occur on
Tuesday evening. February 3. and al
! Democratic women arc invited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
SAYS CITY OFFICIALS
ARE MEMBERS Of KHAN
Police Head Says He Was Re-
moved for Not Joining the
Organization.
nted Biol b l.yerv lsvenlrr

Michigan city. Ind. Jan. liu
klux Khan charges against Maurice
nuwcn. city manager: Arthur Snyder.
member vi the city commission and
David Miller. city engineer. were pend
ing before tho Michigan city commits
sion today
All three were named IA members ~
tho organization IN nm affidavit pre-
sented 80 tho commission Yesterday
NV Arthur VI Sullivan. former chief
" police. who demanded reasons for
his requested resignation last Mon
day
My discharge was caused by tho
fact that refused to Join the khan.
sullivan eaid.
THE climax came when 7 refused
% permit a parade " masked klens-
men through Michigan city.
conditions I'm Michigan city have
become almost unbesrable for persons
not affiliated with the khan knight
captain Thomas Grunt and four or
five members Of tho police force have
resigned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
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WIDOW SAYS NIXON KILLED
HER HUSBAND ~ 1910

Jackson. Miss. Jan Mrs Viz
Elnia Edna Thcms. widow ~ Gal
lion CIa) physician said 20 have been
killed IN 1915 nv pr n VI. Nick DIN.
former Mavor ~ Mv Rouge today dc
MED reports that she wac making o.
forts TO have tho prisoner returned 20
Louisiana
Mrs Thoms. who IL supporting
hcu-elf and her -ycar old daughter
by making peanut candy. has lived
practically in ohscurity over since the
tragedy
II loft tho matter In the hands Of
God the day after he killed my hus-
hand" che said
Her version ~ tho killing was that
on August u. 1916. her husband and
Dr. McKoin met on the street and the
shooting oCcuved. When she aelScd
her husband how Il happened, the dy-
ing man tod her. Mrs. Thoms said
4 told him how dirty he was and n,
shot me while l was not looking"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
NIXON GOES RACK HOME
TO PROVE HIS INNoCENCE

Baltimore. Md. Jan. 4.-Dr Y. NJ
NcKoin. former Mayor " Nee Rouge
was on route 10 Louisiana last night
prepared ~ prove HIS innocence ~ any
connection with tho MorehouFa Parish
liduapninEs and murders Of last
August lie was released late veetpr-
day from tho murder charge prefer
rs-i by Governor Parker ~ Louisiana.
on which he was arrested hero on DE
cemher &c. Governor Parker sanction
Cd his release on condition that he re-
turn with Louisiana officials
Or Mckoin announced ust he will
first SO to Shreveport and from there
to Monroe. where he will Join ME wife
and children
The Louisiana officers are accom-
ranying pr MCKoin as travelling com
psniona only They arrived here last
sunday with oNtradition papers FOR
tho physician
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
PREPARATIONS FARLEY NEAR
BREAKDOWN: FRANCE. ITALY
Reject BRITISH PROPOSALS
Continued on page 4

and British plans and prevent break
down OF the conference this afternoon.
The meeting resulted in the conclu-
sion that two plans we're 30 FAR apart
aa 20 make concessions sufficient 20
bring the divergent views together an
lmposAlbility.
The British therefore confined their
efforts 70 drawing up a detailed Grill
cism OF each French plan 20 b pre-
Hented by Mr.. Bonar Law az THE az
ternoon's meeting.
II was said in British quarters this
noon Their. was only chance IN n
hundred that some development might
occur which would proloug The con-
fsrenc. and bring about AT under
standing.
Mr.. Bonar Law desires % avoid any
dramatic play IN the situation, 20 vas
Indicated. and he viii. therefore. prob
ably wait until tomorrow morning
before leaving Paris rather than re-
turn az once after ;he meeting After
the expected breaking ND Of the con-
ference a meeting Of the British cabi-
net will probably be held 20 approve
The British delegations attitude here.
This meeting may take place t-mor-
row.
Before the British delegation ief'
[ It's headg larters mis- noon for ne
luncheon given By president Miller
and in the Palace ot the Elysee. L
gave the impression that the Repara-
/ tlons Conference might continue an
other "a or 80 hours. The members
would not say that this Indicated q
/ change for the better.
J. Despite his refusal % express az
opinion. the intlmation OF n prolonga
ton OF the conference gave rise 20 9
feeling that the situation was some
what Brighter
The continuation OF The conference
for another day or day and a half. j
was pointed out. would in Itself te
hopeful sign.
II also IS believed that a definite Al
nouncement ~ France that she woui,
take independent measures would b
followed by the issuance 81 ferma
statement By the British cab!ne
pointing out that Great Britain va
opposed 60 such Independent measure
toward Germany. and AZ the same tim
reaf,'rmlng her strong friendship 70
} France and her intention 10 continu
cooperation with France IN all othe
spheres OF activity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
BERGDOLL Must SERVE TERM.
Court Upholds Dismissal Of Plea For
Habeas Corpus Writ.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Kansas City. Kans.. Jan. Erwin
Rudolph Bergdon, draft evader. must
remain IN the military prison NJ
Leavenworth. Kansas. where he 9
serving a four year sentence. Judgs
Johns G.. Pollock. u the Kansas Fea
eral Court ruled today.
Judge Pollock sustained n motion
of the government 20 dismiss 4 ret.-
ton for writ - habeas corpus
brought IN Bergdolrs behalf.
The Federal iudse held thar me
petition. fled several weeks ag0. vas
insufficient IN that 70 did not properly
recite where or by whom Bersdol =
being restrained Of his liberty. No
cause Of action - sel up. tho tudgs
ruled and the court could not assuIn-
Jurisdiction.
Erwin Bergdou q brother %
Grover Cleveland BergdOl. ai.eged
draft evader. who fed 20 Germany.
Erwin BergdOu was convicted and
sentenced N New York In 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
House to- House Mail For Fiue Points;
Satisfaction of Wilmington Postoffice

pared. This Information was furnish
ed tho postal authorities and a COM
mittee from the association called on
the posta! authorities az Washington
some weeks ago and urged the change.
The present fourth class office. II.
G.. Terrell. postmaster. will be abolish
eel when the new service is extended
here
Tho mail will be delivered here by
carrier from Wilmington and all
dwellings will be served. except those
between Newport street and the Bslti-
more & ohio railroad and the few
houses scattered In the lower part OF
Valley road, Ashley, known as the
Sand Pit. These householders will be
required 10 place mail boxes along
Newport street and AZ South du Pont
road. When future developments in
these sections warrant the service Will
be extended 10 these houses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
REV. H. PHELPS DEAD;
FORMER NEWARK RECTOR
Passed Away Last Night in
Washington. Where Ne Had
Charge OF Radcliffe Parish.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Jan Nav. Hamilton
Phelpp. former rector ~ Sc. Thomae
Episcopal church. died yesterday NJ
his home ir Washington. The funeral
services will 10 held thin evening IN
tho Holy Comforter Chapel. i'el,imuro.
Interneut VIII 10 made In New YORK.
from which state Mr. phelrs origin
ally came
Information concerning the circum-
stances NJ Mr. Phelps death has not
boon received hero IA yet. News ~
hia death was received only this morn
ins by friends of tho Pholpa family
living I'm Newark
Mr. Phelps was widely known
clergyman and was highly esteemed
lIo was rector ~ -, Thomas church
from 1904 to 1914. when no became
rector 81 Radcliffe parish. I'm Wash
inEton. lie had largo number of
friends IN Newark. whore Mrs. Phelps
has been frequent visitor during
tho past scven or eight years
Mr.. Phelps WAS n graduate az
Princeton University end the General
Theological Seminary In New York
The last function az which he of,ici-
atcd IN Delaware. u H believed was
the marriage 81 Is. r. Bowen Of New
ark and Miss Margaret Groves OF
Marshallton. which took place I'm st
James Church. near Marshallton. IN
1921. lie was assisted Mt that time
by Rev. John T.. Paris of Newark
also now deceased.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
HUNTING LOST sEAPLANE.
Craft Not Heard From Since Leaving
Aberdeen for Hampton Roads.

BY Associated Pre-s 10 Every Evening.
Annapolis. Nd. Jan. "A squadron
Of four submarine chasens Of the
Mesquite feet attached 10 the Naval
Academy Ia today securing the waters
OF Chesapeake Bay and the tributaries
for a sea plane which put out yestsr-
day afternoon from the army prov
.ng station az Aberdeen. Maryland.
bound FOR Hampton Roads. Va.
Failure OF the craft 20 reach her
destination or 20 report as 20 her
whereabouts. caused the navy depart
ment AZ Washington 20 call on on
cials OF the Naval Academy THE morn
Ing 90 institute n search. Who the
pilot OF the plane is. or whether or
not Il carried any passengers was not
stated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
BY Associated Dress 20 Every Evsn'nr

BY Associated Dress - Every Evsr'nr
Philadelphia. ian. 4--v-hss'
2. red winter. 1.s00i5I. No B. gar
licky. t2tGt23.
Corn--No O. for eVport s2ik Gs3h:
No. 3. 19d 40: No 4 7eit Gso. car lots.
local 80. 2. yellow. Sass. So. 3.
s3iiGs4
oats-No. 2. white 5a4a5s; ,5o. 2.
53G53h
Butter Western creamery. srtrs.
-: nearby prints and fancy. sfHs4:
Eggs Nearby extra hrs's 81. o..
Ars's. 50: western extra Hrsss 30. do.
hrs's. 90. fancy selected. paoked IS
0s2
Chess Nsw York Who'll. Ahns fancy
fats fresh. 27sA2s. fair good -
627. lonxhorn 2si4 G2fi single
dsi.ie. 2slas
Live poultrv-Fovvl= MT ieshorns
2fGs0. do ieghorns 20d24. spring
chickens. not leghorns 20G2a: do
lezhorns. 20G22. fine brolers. 2od2s
old ROSTERS. Iefdt7: shaggy young
ROSTERS. 17G1s. ducks: white Pel,in
fanny. 7S67s: ordinary. 72d2l: %
mixed colors. 2Id22. muscovy. isa
20: geese. 24G2s: i've turkeys. 800
IS.
Dressed poultry Spring '1rksvs.
fancy. nearby. 42d45: 10. western,
aI643: fair 20 good. 3s040; common.
7Oa35: old toms. 3s'a3s; Old hens a
a4O. fowls fresh killed. choice 90
fancy. 25G29: do. small sizes. ijazS;
chickens western. .25d35. Do. nearby.
7b135. old ROSTERS. western. large
10: do. southern. 17dls. geese vest
ern. fancy. 2iM23. 90. ordinary. sd
90: ducks. nearby. zsd30: ducks
western. 2sG2s
PotatOss-No. 4. per basket. 40h5b ;
In 100 pound sacks. l.30a16o.
Flour-SOft winter straight. western
OOGs50 10. nearby. 5.75a6 25. hard
winter, straight. s4Ods65. 10
short patent. s75fG 200; sprina
arst. clear s.OOGs.5O. DO. patent
:. 0O6l 7.25: do. shori-patent. .fof177o;
fancy spring and city mills. patent
family brand. 7.s5a3.s0.
Hay-Ti notify. No. 2, 2000d2l 90
DO. No. 3. u oOdis 90. sample. 1906
GI7.OO. no grade. 11.0Od15.0O. clover
ught mixed. 10 0Od20 90; No. T. mixed
l7.OOdi9.0O: No. 2 mixed. I5.Oodls.0o
Bran-soft winter. IN i00-pound
sacks. 34.5OG35.OO: do. spring. $4,000
3A50.
Tallow-Prime city. loose. "a; DO.
special. loose. "a. prime country
So, edible. IN ;lerces. az.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
SAYS GUARDS FIRED
FROM HIDDEN GUNS
Witness for Defense OF Accused
Murderers Blames Fight on
Company's Deputies.
~ Associated Press to Every Evening.

~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Narior. III Jan. i.--The fret sho's
nred IN tho IIerrin riots came from a
concealed gun AZ tho strip mine. ac-
oorllng Z, gruver Kelley. Witness
for tho defense today ~ the trial ~
Eve mon charged with murder IN con-
ractlcn vith the riots
Kelley. n miner. said no WINS near
he mine the day no riotlng started
and raw crowd moving toward the
mine. some ~ whom had guns.
~ heard some cna say. We don't
want 10 have any trouble and two
mon -aid they would 70 20 Tho mine
and try 70 Ret The non-unlon worke rs
f1 qui,
The crowd then moved toward the
mine. and a. they were advancing they
were fired upon from tho mine. the
shots coming from q gun concealed
hehird bush on top ~ the mine
dump
Then 7 saw Jordy Henderson me
first 90 three union miners. KILLED that
day. fall j. wac not until after
Henderson wae killed that tho first
shots were nrnd on the mines
Tho witness said that when he FIRE
saw the crowd ~ had nve worker
who had f1ed from the pit and tha
/ no took two - them - Marion an,
| pu' them on a train going orr ~ ~
county
/ Kelley declared The men told hin
that = X Mcdowell. superintendent
~ 'he mine. bod warned them the, s
thev eft tho nit they would be kirs-
by 'hN union mon n they we.e M
killed. ~ tho Ruards In N. mine rhl
was no day before tho fwpntv non
union men wers killed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

Willard Seidie. druggist AZ Maryland
and Matthes avenues. Richardson
Park. received word today that the
postal authorities had accepted his
offer for the establishment Of sub-
postofice OF Wilmington for Five
Points. and that the house-to-house
delivery OF mall would be inaugurated
there on January l6.
The granting Of the improved mail
facilities through the fundamentally
Of United States Senator l.. Heisler
Ball and Harry II. Billany. Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General, follow
Ing tho action Of the Five Points
Clvics Association. which advocated the
plan several months ago. will 10 APP
preciated by residents
The Civics Association. IN urging
house-,o-house delivery. took a census
Of the Five Points and had maps pre-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
ADDITIONAL LIGHT ON
DU ROSS MARRIAGE
Youths Father Consulted Au-
thorities in .Elkton, Where It
Took Place.

According to his family. is-year-old
Edward Du Ros.. Jr.. Of 1917 West
Firth street. who married Miss Agnes
kaiso. II years old. of sif West
Seventh street, at E.kton. Nd, on
New Years night. msrcprcscntcd his
age
when obtaining the license, Du
Ross. IN Every Evening reporter was
told. gave his age az II wars. but
told his father he dij not know why
ne did that After getting the license,
no parry then went 10 tho homo OF
Col icck.rhic. who're the ceremony
was performed. The party lacked ~
~ IN. Scee for both weddings. but a
member ~ tho party agreed Co send
that amount.
On tho way home. pu Ross hcran
o. dread more and more the conse-
qucnccs OF his act. ana stayed all cf
Monday night ~ tho willis home
shortly before breakfast time. he
went 90 hts own home and told NJ his
action ruealay night no stayed a,
tho hun,. % the Kaiser family. hut
last nisht. when no realized that his
father was not condcmning him for
hls action. he stayed a. his own home
en- W.st fnth street
n was stated a, the pu Ross home
to-day that Mr.. Du Ross. senior. would
havo taken no action unless tho youth
had wished a.
NJ pu Ross went ~ E,kton yesto
day and consulted with the clerk NJ
tho pc>r,. WIN had issued the mar
ilaRe llcsn-. with Col Lockorh'e. an,
with Henry \ warhurton. states AZ
tornoy. who adv sed him 20 bring pro
'cedings
NJ pu Ross h quietly rrocec,lin.
with the cs.e thscugh his attorne'
and will seek a. have the msrriaR
annull.d The young hriio Is stay
hr ~ tho Willis home to-day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
WINE TRUST co.
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION

Officers and directors Of the Bran
DIVINE Trust Company. Twenty frs,
aud Market streets. were elected this
morning as follows: President. Samuel
II Maynard; vice-president. Horace
Dilworth. treasurer. Milton Cannon A.:
secretary. william L. white; directors.
Sathan BarslNy. Samuel II. Baynar ri.
John \. Booker. Ezekiel Cooper. Hor-
ACC l.. Dilworth. Walter NJ. Francis.
William l.. Hamann. William ID. Null
len. Charles II. Palmer. Or. Albert
Robin. Elwood Souder Aubrey Thatch
or. George l. Townsend. William p
White. Morris WorrsI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
1922 WAS DRyEST YEAR
IN ENTIRE CENTURY

Associated Press TO Every Evening.
philadelphia, Jan. 4-Loet
year was tho drlest twelve
months Philadelphia has eN-
perienced In nearly n century.
statistics made public today by
the local weather bureau show
cd. The total precipitation was
2e.3i inches. The previous low
record was 2seI inches. ce-
tahlished In 1925.
No cSceselvely heavy rains or
sr"w were recorded m 1899.
Tho heaviest rainfall was on
January II when the precipita-
tlon measured l.2S inches. while
tho greatest snowfall was IS
inches on February ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
TRAINING PLANS
FOR NATIONAL GUARD

Au outline - the training which
tho members ~ hte ieSth Artillery,
Delaware National Guard. will cover
durins tho ensuing year ia contained
ln general order No q. which IL signed
rs Colonel stark and which IL made
public TODAY The order states that
tho trainlng durins the year will be
divided into two periods The basic
period commenced on January I. and
viii continue until NAV ~. The ad-
vance period. tho other division. will
begin on June I. and win end on
Angus, an
The orser states that tho training
objective Tor tho wear will 30 tho at
talnnsnt % efficient training for the
diref.nt el~nen,s ~ the battery. etc.
gun s~cticre Nrs control sections.
searchiish, crews. etc.
Tho system % instruction the order
.dd. siii comprise both an individual
strurtion home and a unit training
an The order further state. that
.. Individual instruction scheme will
or the QUITE. and functions es-
rtisi 60 the inj,, dual and his grade
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
GIN. MOTORS CONTROL.
au rcnt Interests said Ia Have Ap-
proximstel, ~ Per Cent 81 the STOCK.

Tho Now Nork Times today printed
tho follovinE
Tho y du Pont DO Ncmours a Co.
and the a. Point family are credited
with holdins approximately 80 per
cent ~ the entire outstanding capital
common stock Of tho General Motors
Corporation. according 90 figures pub
llshcd On tho financial district yester-
DAY. Between the corporation and the
family u 10 said that tho holdings con-
sisi ~ about 10000 eco shares out Of
o. total % 2o.ss6 $50 outstanding
Accurdins 90 the figures. tho du
poui family ~ credited with holding
SOC. ooo shares. the du Point Company
f.tl2.176 shares. tho Noble Industries,
an explosive manufacturing organiza-
ton IN England. which 10 reported 20
b. on friendly terms with the du
ponis sos .s2h shares. the Canadian
Explosives Ltd. controlled Jointly 10y
the a. Points 25s. 234 shares. and the
Ch,vrolet Motor Company. also con-
trolicd by the du Pont Company. p.
fhi shares.
Tn. last annual report Of the du
FONT CO. showed Il owned, directly OF
indirectly. 7.e2s.ls7 General Motors
shares or 1886 Of the total. What 4,
held BY members % the du Point fam.
iiy has not been disclosed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
SrERIINGS ENJOINFp.
Injunction Issued at the Instance of
the !. u. Sisler Go.

Chancellor Woicott yesterday
afternoon granted preliminary in
junction IN the case OF Tho !. u. Sis
Ter Co. against Fpank Sterling. his
wife. Sarah Ella Sterling. and Frances
+ Davis (formerly Stering). The
injunction restra!ns the defendants
from transferring. conveying, or in
any manner dis2osing OF property on
the strength Of which the complain
ant accepted Mr.. Sterling as ar in
dorser on n promissory note for
Sg224l
II is alleged that the Slsler com
pany. after Il had obtained Judgment
against Sterling in Court OF Common
Pleas. discovered last November that
on last March . Sterling and his wife
had executed a warranty deed con
veying the land for 81 20 Frances f.
Davis. who. on the same date. trans
ferred the property 10 Mrs. Sterling
FOR 81. Sterling was an indorsor on
the note OF Clayton u. Appleby, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
HARDING TO QUIT BOARD.
Head OF Federal Reserve Body
Not TO Serve Another
Term.
ny Associated rreas TO Every Evening.

by Associated Ffens 70 Every Evening
Washington, Jan. The name %,
w. r. g.. Harding has boon eliminated
from thoee now under consideration
for appointment 90 the governorshlp
OF the Federal l,eeerve Board. 4, was
IA today by q high official Of the
treasury. n was saii Mr. Harding. q
former board governor. would enter
private business.
The former Reserve Board head. 4,
was stated. has loft President Hard
Ing know thai h. does not desire his
name to be given ftvther con.,ders
ton. while never an active candl-
date. Governor Harding wa. repre-
scented as having been heretofore will
ing 70 again take tho guvernorvhip
because Of at,acks which had been
made on him.
The nomlno lion ~ the now governor
Ia expected 20 90 to the Senate aeon
as elimination ~ Mr. Hardlng's name
~ .eaarded as likely 20 facilitate a 80.
| lection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
MRS. CLARA l. CLAYTON.

Middlotown. Jan. Mrs. Clara l..
Clayton. widow Of Richard Clayton.
died at her home here on Tuesday
afternoon. aged seventy seven years.
Mrs. Clayton was daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs Richard r. Cam.
ST.. Of KirlSwood She Is survived by
two brothers and two sisters: T. a.
Cam and Senator H. 7. Cam Of Kirk
wood. Mrs. Adella Green and Mrs.
Richard J.. Naudaiu of Middletown.
Mrs. Clayton's children are Miss May
Clayton. Mrs. Lille g. Draper and
Clarence Clayton Of Middletown. and
Mrs Thomas G. Frame Of Dover.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
FIREMEN ATTEND THEATRE.
Guest OF Manager Ginns at The Queen
Go See third Ahrm.-

About ffty members 81 the FIRE De
partrncnt were Eueets q, Jenes y.
oianns NJ the Queen Theatre this morn
ing 81 a showing OF the Third Alarm. ="
motion picture dedicated 20 all hre-
man. Fire Marshal r. Morton Ainsoow
and Deputy Chief Tazwell were also
present.
The picture has for its theme love
story. around which Is conferred the
work OF the firefighters. II depicts IN
a realistic manner the risks that Are
lighters take In their effort TO save
human life.
All members OF the Fire Department
In attendance were We'll pleased witt
the production. The firmen Furnished
their own music on the piano.