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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

George p York, Feb. professor
.,ruetor :. fallon, mathematics in
lied tod, al Commerce high school
Ice fe'H IN a theatrical ticket Of
heart att.o minutes after suffering a
ulster . ava lie is survived hS n
Clinton ana Ma brother, residents Of
'oa "Ss' and a brother in Bos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

,t;ss Alfred Bowie. teacher Of Eng
fsh in the High school is III at h'F
son,e in Portland. Me,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

+. Tretheway of West Gar
diner was visitor Tuesday IN TINS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

,.,,,,ar meeting of the John II.
h.sp post Veterans of Foreign
r.srs This Wednesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

.ore officer Hiram Walker OF
humirk was calling Tuesday on
Gardiner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

49,, Robert Moody of East Pitts
MIS- ,monc the out of town call
WI IN the city. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

Hamilton of Bowdoinham
C!io business visitor III Gardiner,
rnesdav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

c,rou, of Portland was n busl-
GUS .;s;tor in Gardiner Wednesday,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

:, Class of West Gardiner was
/. business visitor i" Gardiner r"eS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

80, Kealey of Nhitetield was 4
JOSEF; Gardiner. Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

The electric eel has a powerful
plant. The cells are fewer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS
Betty Compson at the Colonial.
Winthrop. 7opioi,t

romantic drama of shipwreck
and South seas. primitive passions
and an all-conquering love. Richard
Dix and John Bowers in the excel
lent cast. \ two reel comedy and
late news weekly complete the pro-
gram. adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

Peter Goss Of East Pittston
M'S. onr the out of town callers
sas r.rdiner, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

,,, Charney of Portland was a
10! =, Gardiner. Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
Moscow Communists Burlesque and
. Mock Worlds Greatest Religions
IB, Associated Press to Every Eyen'nsl

Moscow. Jan. s-The young COM
munlsts, observing the Christmas ~
the Julian calendar yesterday.
launched their widely heraldod at
tack upon heaven" in grctesque
carnival procession that was a mock
cry 4 tho worlds great religions
AS American college boys make
merry after a football victory, so thou
sands of Russian students did a gi-
Rantic snake dance around a great
bonfire. the hndling OF which. before
one the principal railway stations
brought tho day Of revelry to a close.
The climax OF the celebration came
however, when the young people glee-
fully tossed into the flames straw and
paper figures representing the deitIes
of the Christian. Mohammedan, jew
ish and Buddist religions.
The Russian Christmas has been
especially chosen by the young COM
munists as the occasion for shattering
by mOckery the ancient yuletlde story
and the traditions which their organi-
zat!on halls as religious myths" hence
the procession that threatened the
streets Of MOSCOW today held few re-
minders Of the old time Christ mas
celebrations of the Russian church.
flaring stars Of red, burlesQues ol
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08

The star -of bethlehem" wero borne
aloft at the head Of tho parade. fol-
lowed by posters and banners upon
which were daubed cartoons OF deitles
and saints. No ikons. no reminders ~
the church PROFESSIONS. that IN the
past have marked the advent ~ the
Christmas fesueal. were in evidence.
There was music and singing aplenty.
but the SONGS were jeering parodies
OF the splendid carols or chants of the
Russian church.
Goblin-like burlesques Of the gods
of an peoples altcruated with motor
trucks upon which rode students and
young women dressed as caricature.
of religious dignitiarics, placards pro
claimed such Communist doctrines as
religion Is the opiate Of the people"
ana man made God In mans imagine.
not God man In Ills" one truck car
ried an infant wearing a red cap. lie
was placarded as Young Commun-
ISM"
There were no disorders neither was
there any attempt 10 prevent regular
/ Christmas services. But here and
there a street beggar. evidently oh
liviOus Of the trayesty, wandered
through the crowd whispering "almf
In the name of Christ on Christmas
Day."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
ROBERT WH|TTEN
ON CITY zON|NC
Subject Discussed at Luncheon
Of City Committee in Hotel
du Pont Today.

fna! opportunity for persons IN
terested IN The proposed new city zon-
ins ordinance which Will be submitted
% The Legislature this week. 70 learn
more about The project was afforded
az noon today a. a luncheon meeting
in the Hotel du Pont.
Robert Whitten, a zoning expert
from Cleveland. Ohio, made an ad-
dress on the subject.
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the citywide zoning COM
rnittee appointed by Mayor Harvey
and was the last Of series of lunch
cons IN that behalf.
beginning with New York Cgty. IN
1916" Mr.. Whitten SAID "the zoniug
movement has spread rapidly over the
country. Seventy-fve cities have al
ready adopted zone plans and as many
more have plans IN preparation. The
fact is that coming satisfies long fe.t
want IN city development. Heretofore
home owners have considered them
selves helpless 10 prevent the de-
struct!on ~ the value of their prop.
er,v through the coming Ot q smal
store. public garage or steam laundry
Continued on page 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
IRA PARSONS FALLS
TO DEATH FROM HIS
own MOTOR TRUCK:
Victim of a Fatal Accident on
Road Between Tybout's Cor
ner and ST. Georges.
SLIPPED UNDER WHEELS

Ira Parsons. q years old. of Walnut
street near Second. helper on ono
OF the trucks belonging 10 the PENN
sula Auto Express. a subsidiary Of
the Bush line. was run over and killed
this morning. about 10 30. by his own
truck. driven by Daniel white. 92l
Pine street.
The accident occurred between Ty-
boats Corner ard ST. Georges, when
Parsons. IN aligh;lng TO carry n mes-
sage 10 n following truck belonging
10 tho same owners. slipped on a
muddy footing and fcU directly IN
front OF the front wheel OF his truck.
which was still moving. The wheel
passed over his chest and body. break
ing n leg and cruehlns I'm the Ghost.
The injured man was picked up md
placed In tho automobile belonging
10 Leonard Soper Of Magnolia, and
was rushed 20 this city I'm an effort
20 save his life. lie died while pass
ing Farnhurst. The car continued
into the police station and tho body
was turned over 20 the coroner and
was placed In tho morgue.
The driver of the truck waa placed
In tho custody OF the attorney gen
erals office.
warrant charging manslaughtci
was sworn out before Magistrate
Stradley agains; tho driv~ ~ IN,
truck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
HUNT TORTURE DEVICE
Of HOODED SLAYERS
Louisiana Authorities Expect TO
Make Eight More Arrests
This Week.

Bastrop. la. Jan. S--E.ght more
Wen will he definitely accused this
kidnapping aud muDlcr of awe Dam
week OF having taken plrt in the
!el and Thomas Richards .t was
learned here today. The names of
moro than 40 men. sah 20 have been
IN the black hooded hand. are set
forth IN the mass of evidence gather
cd 10y the attorney general and his
aids.
The prosecution has concentrated on
wedding out the vo.uminous evidence on
hand. with the object OF specifically
charging the men accused with being
responsible for tho torture which end
ed in the deaths of the two victims
without Unnecessarily prolong.ng the
hearing.
one OF the chief objects confronting
the authorities ia the torture machine
that was used by the siayeCs. 10 is
intimated that the officials have a
knowledge % the construction OF this
machine beyond what has been pub
llcly announced and that they are hot
on the trail OF the men who con-
structed Il. Members Of the attorney
generals stan worked throughout
sunday to try to deduoe VINO concely-
ed the rack which slowly crushed the
two men TO death.
| Continued on page l2,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
MARYLAND ACTS
AGAINST DU ROSS
Warrant Sworn Out at the In
stance Of Gov. Richie. on Ac-
count of Statement.

Special Dispatch 20 Every Evening.
Elkton. Nd. Jan. s.-A warrant FOR
the arrest OF Edward duRoss. Jr.. of
1917 West Fifth street. Wilmington.
vas sworn out here this afternoon AZ
the instance OF II. W. Lewis. clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
charging the young man w!th per
jury. The warrant viii be delivered
this afternoon and duRoss will be Civ
EN- n hearing IN Elkton.
A letter from Governor Albert
Richie OF Maryland led 20 the issuing
OF the warrant. Governor RitChie. II
il understood. Is highly inCensed over
the criticism Of laws regarding the
issuing OF marriage licenses in Elkton
which has been caused by the mar
'riage of duRoss and Agnes a. Kaiser,
both under age. here last week.
Governor Ritchie has written Mr.,
Lewis. Il was said today. emphasizing
the fact that people who take false
.oaths IN securing their marriage Il
licenses should he punished. and re-
'ques,ing him 10 take action in this
case and AZ once. should young du
Ross refuse to come TO Elkton for
trial Il Is said that the authorities will
seek requisition papers.
II is understood that the Maryland
authorities VIII let the dultoss- Kaiser
case serve as an example. Swift pun
tshment will be meted out 10 persons
guilty or perjury in securing theiT
licenses. IL is said, wherever proof OF
such perjury, as in the present case
can be found.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
WILLIAM \. KRAMER
DIED EARLY TODAY
He Had Been Identified With
the Printing Business Here
Many Years.

William II. Kramer. one OF the Old
time printers Of this city. died At s
o'clock this morning. NJ hts residence.
on Penny I'm. lie had been suffering
FOR some time from hardening OF the
arteries. which eliminated In a stroke.
Born on a farm near Neshaminy
Falls. Pa. he learned his trade on the
Norristown Herald and came 20 VIII
minCton IN 1864. where he was fore
man on the Daily Commercial pub
i.shed by Jenkins & Atkinson In
1876 ne went 20 Ansonia. Conn. as
part owner OF the Naugatuck Sentinel.
returning 20 this city in 1878. lie
opened a .ob printing shop at 42O
Shipley street. afterward moving 20
$40 Shipley and later 20 s04 Orange
street. where the shop Is now located.
Mr. Kramer was a member OF -
Stephens Lutheran Church. Lenape
Tribe. 40. 6. Impd. o. II. NJ; ca
lanthe Lodge. No. 26. X. OF p. and an
honorary member Of Diamond Lodge
OF Orangemen.
Mrs Kramer died in 1889. Their
children. Louis. Frank. and Mrs. Leon
ard X. Thorpe of this city and Will
liam II. Jr.. Of Bakersfield. California
survive. as well as two brothers and
one sister OF Mr. Kramer. living IN
California.
The funeral will be held on Thurs
day al . o'clock from his late resi-
dence. with interment at Riverview
Cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
j. s. PREPARATIONS
PLAN NOT REJECTED
BY FRENCH CABINET I
Hughes Proposal Carries Init
nation That Acceptance May
Bring Economic Aid.
U. S. TROOPS MAY REMAIN
II - - = -. E..nLre.

By Associated preee o.. E.e-r Evening
Waeh'n9..~. Jan s-Tro plan -
sa.toraort ~ -ha rcrqr7...-e r.r-~l-
.orev Lc.weo0 France a-l Ergra~7
ou-.nad bv sarre.l~. Hlghss .r his
%ow Haven ldlrrkq raq boon CONE
-rrr'r4.o5 .o ,,a F-s--- C;l.a-r--a-.
.hr,lrb .q...t .fr..r-
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
TAXES FALL SHORT
OF SCHOOL NEEDS
Deficit Of $732.178.34. Which
Must be Made Up From
Other Sources.

Although the Delaware school sys-
tom depends in large measure for
revenues on taxes collected by the
office of state Income Tax Commits
s!oner NJ. Howard Jester, the total
collections oc the Office from all
sources during the past year fell
far short OF lasts years appropria-
lions ~ the State School Board
The total collections from November
I. 1921. 70 November 80. 1929
amounted 20 only 81 l.44lF2l.66 as
compared to the appropriations 20
the state ROard ~ Education for
each ~ the two past years. from the
Legislature. was ss.1S3.90O. This
leaves a difference of $7S2.17Ss4 which
must be made mp from other sources.
The total collected from the capital
stock tax throughout the State was
Si36 6SS %. divided as follows:
New Castle county-sl2I.5c0.ls.
Kent coun;y-s3,Ssl.7s.
Sussex county-sS. $500
Tho total collected from the income
AK throughout the state was s2es sos
D.. divided as follows:
WNmington-s2O4 35s e4
Raral New Castle county-S5s Ss5-
,oe.
Kent Coun;y-SI3 ; .55s4l.
Sussex county-Sl2. .OsizS.
Delinquent COLLECTED as delinqucn;
before the office OF the state Tax
Comm!ss.oner opened on November
l92l)-s2. .67e 60.
The toia, collected from the Aims
feo WAS s272.?se. divided as follows
wlm.ngton-s1os.s $40.
Rursi New Caste county--s4e, ,l5S
Kent count--S4s.0 .0sl.
Sussex county-SSs.2 .2I0.
The total collection from franchise
tax from corporations chartered IN
Delaware) was sl<l. .3SS.s2.
BESIDES these collections there was
collected as interest on bank balances
s. 81 66. which enters into The tota,
gwen above as collected throughou-
the state from az sources 10y the Of
ace az the State Tax Commissioner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
ISAIAH P. -W|LMER'S
BODY RECOVERED
1t Was Found in the City Race
Late Last Saturday. After
noon.

The body ~ Isaiah Il. Wilmer. "a
years old. who resided with his son.
Melvin L. Wilmer. 2Sl2 Wash ngton
street. was found Saturday afternoon
in The race on the south side O, the
Brandywine. near Van Buren stree,
bridge. by Motorcycle officers Blacks
ton and Carey. His hat and overcoa.
were found earlier IN tho afternoon.
ss stated IN Evcry Evening. alors
the hank. at the foot os Van Buren,
street, by William Quillen ~ l0is
Wawaset avenue. who notified the
park guards Pol.ce Captain Kelle-
her was informed of the find and sen;
officers with graphing irons 20 search
N the race
When graphing irons failed 70 brsne
forth the body. the race was ordered
drained The body Was soon found and
turned over 10. Deputy Coroner
George 7. Elliott. An Inquest will he
held his week by Coroner Charles A.
Tayior.
Il was learned that w!lmar. who
had left his home Friday afternoon
had visited friends on Elas; Four-h
street and while there Is said 20 have
remarked that he was tired OF living
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
FORMER MADMAN HELD
FOR ANOTHER MURDER
Once Sentenced for Life. But
Was Declared Insane and
Afterward Freed.
by Associated Press to Every Evening.

Cleveland. Jan. s-Police today were
prepared 10 compare bloody finger
prints. photographed from an axe
found in the hardware store of Harry
Keim. 40. with that of Fred Goetllng.
in an effort 10 connect him with
Keims murder. They also said they
expected TO formally charge the SUE
pect with the murder.
Keim's body. hacked 20 pieces with
tho axe. was found In his store early
yesterday Apparently he met death
after struggle. and Indications nre
that tho was struck with tho weapon
many times after his death.
Goetling. hiH Jothing and ehOer
covered with bloodstalns. was arrest
ed NJ hia homo IN tho neighborhood
shortly after tho crime was dlscuv
cred. A lodge receipt lssued 10 Kein
was found In his poescsslon. accord
ing to the police.
Goetling recently was released from
tho LAMA, Ohio. state hospital fOi
tho criminal insane. lie was commit
ted 20 the institution two years aRt
after he had written an anonymous
letter % tho police IN which no nj.
mitted beating 90 death with cluls
Miss Louise Wolf and M.ss Mabe
F'Oote. Parma Heights. ohio schoo
teachers. later no cs'abllshed an aim
however. and repudiated his confos
slof. saying he had written tho letter
"a a Joke.
Nineteen years ago GOetlinR wat
convicted Of n murder which parallol'
that ~ kcim, and was sentenced q
life imprisonment IN the Mansneid
ohio refOrmatory. lie later was ad
Judged insane and ,ransferrct to tn
Cleveland State IBsphal and late
dismissed az cured.
when arrested yesterday Goetlini
told tho police that the blood on hi
clothes was the result ~ fight h
and a companion had had with a negrt
saturday night. Questioned by tho 20
lice. his companion admitted havinl
been with Goetling carly Saturda,
evening. but denied they had been Il
fight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
.PlNCHOT PICKS WOODRUFF.
Former Football Coach of U. Of
P. TO be Attorney-General
OF Penna.

Ry Associated Press 90 Every Fveu.ns.
Philadelphia. Jan. Governor
e'ec; Clifford P.nchoJ today announced
that he had selected George ". Wood
run. ~ Philadelphia. as ATTORNEY Cen
e~ol in his administration. Mr.. Wood
run was CHIEF la.v officer ~ thc United
States Forestry Service when M
Plnchot was no the head 90 that
bureau during the Roosevelt admins
tra-iou.
Mr. WoodruG was NJ one time United
States district Judge ~ Hlwa.t and be
fore taking up service i0 che govern
mcnt was coach ~ The University ~
Pennsylvania football team and orig.
nator ~ The famons W0odrsns guards
back play"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
R. LESLIE APP[EbY
DIES SUDDENLY
Highly Esteemed Wilmingtonian
and Pennsylvania Rail
road Man.

After an illness of only n few days
r. Leslie Appleby. assistant ticket
agent at the local Pennsylvania raii-
road station. died Saturday evening Al
his home. 1909 Harrison street. ~,
had been In the employ OF the Penn.
sylvania Railroad for over 40 years
being located in the Wilmington OF.
fee FOR about "a years. Though deatl
was unexpected. Mr.. Aprlehy had not
been well for some time
Mr. Appleby was a native and life-
long resident Of Wilmington. He wa,
56 years old. Surviving him are hii
widow and one daughter. Mrs. +
Rudolph Goehring. OF Philadelphia.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon AZ o'clock from his lat.
home. with services IN charge OF Rev
II. W. Trapnell Interment will TAX.
place IN Wilmington and Brandywin,
Cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
Bill TO MAKE PROVISION FOR
PERMANENT REGISTRATION
INTRODUCED INLECISLATURE
Senator Viven Presents Measure for This Purpose, But
Objection is Made That II Would Still Leave Five
Days for the Extra Registration Each Election Year,
Governor Denney Calls on Senate.
ny william J. McNcy.

state House. Dover Jan. s-The
tlrat hill % Importance introduced in
either branch ~ the General Assembly
made 10 appearance this morning 81
tho senate when Senator Harry W.
Niven. Republican. % Bridgevil,e. in
troduced hiil 90 amend the Conetltu-
ton by prov.d.ng Tor the permanent
registration % voters because u IS
an amendment 10 tho Constitution. the
hiN vii require favorable action by
'wo-thiris 81 tho members ~ both
Houses az two consecutive sessions
. the Genera Assembly. IL suhst!-
tutv a now section for section = ~
Article ' 81 the cons tuition. Il was
idontincd a. scrate biz No. o. and re-
fofred 90 the committee on revised
statutes 80 which senator Charles
". Baries,y ~ Dove. Democrat. IS
chairman.
The amending part - ;he section
reads The General Assembly SHAH
enact uuiform avs for the registra-
lion - yufrnr ir this state entitled
~ vote under this article. which regis
tration shaU be- conclusive evidence
to Tho electon officers % the right of
every pofrou ~ res stored 90 vote al
any senera. .secton while h.s or
hcr name shat ROMAN on tho us, OF
rcsis'ored voters. and who = not a,
he time d4.qualifed under The pro-
Visions ~ section ~ This article:
ana 10 peieon shah vote a. such gem
era election whose name does not az
That I'm. appear .n ssid -; % regis
'ered voters.
senator Nlvcn. IN presenting 'he
measure, said he was going 90 "pre-
sent a hill that feel sure every
hemocratic ard Republican member
uf Tho body W., vote for. or a. least
hope they VII
Nhiio there seems 20 he general
d"insnd Tor a permanent ragis.rafion
ies' ana number - members have
ben adNoga-ius such change. the
e.i insr,d'fo.,d today docs not. an
larenay. meet the views expressed
hN aS~np~,
oons'nued on PAGE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
YACHT GOODWILL
bUFFETEO BY STORM
ON ITS MAIDEN TRIP
Result Proved Fine Test Of the
Staunch Work Of Harlan
Shipbuilding Plant.
ALL GALES WEATHEReD

Goodwill the Keith Spa'd.ng yach,
r~csnuy launched a. the Harlan plan.
% he Beth chem Shlphu. .ding cor
p1-a1nn. reached The Teb-r Ras.n
hrooNyn q nday h-,e tr.p which
Afforded "a sod test 20 her s.aunch-
"A ess Ard s-ago nE qualities
Win Henry 7. Giclou. tho design
o.. e. Sherman Hoyt and 7 Ham
moni Potion a. passengers. ;he yacht
iof' 'f't s'v on Thursday. with a
s.rnrg v-ad blowing A; the break
water. 'hs was FOUND 20 - 81 miles
nn h"u- outside. and mo shelter ~
fhe haven VAS taken advantage - 20
Pc uftf after reach of some 90
miles to sea had beer made
on = da. Pre- Storm had passed
hrt 'le ~.a was sfiI rough. with the
WIND r1t frorr the no-thwext The
Nh't' rearhet % he New Jersey
coaa' or 'hs r.r. az later the wind
hsael tnr'F'rst The engines were
uset 20 In-f - ths tame. working
smoothly af4 d'.,.7rsrr more power
than had h.eI ,4t.1 fo-. giving a
speed o' seven Fno's
Tho Graf, rfe hsa.. seas eas.v
and the df-i yas arv Except from
sirnv eown ur boar. Even under
hard i'1rs uf w.nd shs I'D no. nee. a.
en- snrle sNcscd NJ s. degrees
After 'ocev.uF her nttlnEs and
furniahinss o. 'hs Teb. yards. y "a
planned by a. S-a,ldl ~ ,ha, The
yacht shsn 's, .e about ths end % the
month FOR ils..Itor Brinuda. to be
loin~i there hy h'r owner and guests.
A little saAihE w. tasr l.. had %
fburupshly trl Dat ft. Yacht. affe.
which she VII ieavs 'or "a sr,ls. .r.
the Carita-~1n ana Inter ,r vi. tas-
fhfulsh Tho iafiauln cana. and torlcf
a. some Pscifc isortH. finally r.ach.rr
Pasadena, where Mr. Sisiding has a
large country .siate and sanci Afte-
short ssoy ths yacht vii sau Across
Tho isSrihc and visit many places ~
inter~~' in the south Sea- M- Spad D.
,nv ps1ns ~ D. aons abou' ft lor'rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
IT, S. TROOPS ON RHINE
DON'T FANCY LEAVING
Senate Resolution Passed by
Large Majority Fayors Their
Recall.

Coblenz. Jan. ss-French .-oors
under command q Maior-Gene-aI
Allen IN the American Area have been
ordered confined 20 quarters % rre-
vent clashes between them and -hs
Germans.
The American forces here. lumber
ng -o7 officers and -os0 men. re
carrying on all .he duties % occupa-
-.1r
Today there was a genera. teelny
tension and depression among -ae
Americans. tlr the resolution of Saua-
cor Reed, passed N Washington Satur-
day. was quickly accepted as meaning
.re beg--n.ng OF the end oc the Aner.-
can cccgpauOnaI forces on tae Rh.re.
The men are swing themselves so
days more - lie here. with their n
comes - 100000 marks a year and
upward.
There are $50 officers and 1.423 men
IN t1e French frees a. C0bierz under
Genera. Mart.l. who reports 90 lfaior-
Genera. Alien. The orders sor .he
French troops 20 remain Of the streets
came trom Genera Dagoutte. ne
-N.--V- ~l-i-Iil4-i il-e .a4-cl-rL AZ Nay
.rce.
The American forces on the Rhine
comprise Il officers and $50 men ?
be Eigh,h Infantry. N addition %
. luartermas-ers'. signal and hospital
corps and eng.neers and motor -epa-r r
ln.ts. The force = 90 ne further ~e-
auced IN February by ,he return os A
casual detachment Of enlisted men
whose time has expired. The Anier.-
/ can forces now have only ass horses
.e-, for mounts and wagon trains.
! NnshI--tn- ra- 81. , ..,-. =.