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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD.
To-day Last Opportunity to File Names
For the Election.

Today Will be the last opportunity To
file with the clerk of peace the names OF
candidates Tor members OF tie County
Board of Education. There are three To he
elected from New astle county The
petitions require the signatures OF .
qualified voters.
some OF the special school districts
expect to file the names of candidates. II Is
understood, because OF the amendment
10 the school code passed at the special
session of the Legislature requiring tins
10 be done later rs a precautlOn. should
Governor Townsend approve the hill.
these Districts would bc too late 70 file
petitions
Yesterday Clerk Of Peace. John L.
Wright had received two petitions. ore
containing the names of George | Aledtli
Eugene Shallcroso and Percy + strick-
land aud the other containing the name
Of Eugene II Shallcross only
II is believed other petitions Will
be filed today. though the usual spathY
in school elections = evident
Tor the du pont school special district
the following candidates have filed John
Comfy. William Windcr Laird and Ernest
du Point
For New Castle special district Jacob
Sreicher. one of the present commis.
.ioners has filed The other two commls-
sloners. Harry Holiday and George T
'rohin. 1r.. have not filed, bur rs two pc
titioners are in circulation, they may dc
so.
Nothing has been heard from flaymont
or Newark
In Sussex seven names are SAID q have
been flied for the county board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
HUNGARY SIGNS TREATY.
American Minister to France Wit
nesses Ceremonies at Yer
sailies Palace.
~ Associated Press 20 Every Evening

~ Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Versailles. June THE Treaty Of
Peace with Hungary was signed IN tie
Grand Trianon Palace here at 4 p . clock
tins afternoon.
The Hungarian treaty was the first q
rhe treaties framed by the peace CON
ference 10 he signed ahead ol time Pre-
nter Mllerand was one Of the earliest
arrivals at the place, being followed short
h alterward bv Hugh &. Wallace the
American Ambassador
II was i've minutes before the hour
appointed.
Premier MhIierand OF France was one
Of the earliest arrivals Al the palace, being
followed shortly aiterWard by Hugh g..
Wallace. the American ambassador Mr..
Wallace sat At NJ Mderand right. while
the Earl of Derby British ambassador to
France. sal % has left Hing Alexander
al Greece. who was one II the most IN
tcrcstcd spectators. remained standing
The Hungarian delegates arrived ct
/ y ~ clock. As soon 5s they were seated
Premier Mlllerand arose and said simply
that the treaty presented was p copy guar
antyed 20 be the same IS tho copy given
the Hungarian delegation He then IN
vitcd the hungarian delegates u step
forward and sign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
MYSTERY ABOUT THE
FAIRY APPOIN TMEN1
Senator Ball Said Not TO Rave
Interfered Up to This
Time.

There is much speculation concerning
the holding M Of Senatorial action on the
of United States Marshal
Martin +. FAIRY Tho reasons Doubtless
will be made clear, however, TO special
committee of the Senate to which the
nomination has been referred. Thus com
nittee comprises Senators Walsh, lcmo-
crat. and Brandegce and Sterling, Repub-
Leans. =,
Former Senator Salisbury was N Wash
inrton early this week IN tho interest OF
the Fairy appointment II IS said
II feel sure" said q prominent kepub-
hcan. today, 'that Senator Ball docs not
figure in the matter So far; whether he
will later am not prepared 70 say :"
there must he other reasons Tor the
delay
Notwithstanding the report 70 tho
effect that DIR Ball is not interfering now.
there is a strong suspicion that he IS ana
that he and other Republican Senators are
holding IN the confirmation until after
March 4 In the event Of the election q 2
Republican President it would bc possible
after that date to continue to refuse con
tirmation and TO bring about the ap-
pointment Of a Republican 80 far as can
bc learned the delay is not due to the
Democrats
Fairy made good record IN the Once
Because 81 the war the business was the
heaviest in It's history, but everything
;ncludinr the various rarnlhcatlons was
handled with dispatch and satisfactorily
as far as is known. Because the mar
shal's two sons went 70 war he had e
disposa az his laundry business. As tol
himself he declined better paying
private position to remain on the govern
mont lob. So his friends believe all Q
tbis viii he considered IN connection wlti
th, nendine denomination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
CREDIT MEN URGE POISE.
Call on Press TO Advocate Patience
and federation rs Means to
Better Conditions.
y, Associated Press q Every Evening

Bs Associated Press 90 ENerS Evening
Atlantic City, \ j June 4 Recog-
nizine that the transportation problem
mas become primarily 4 problem Of credits,
tho National Association Of Credit Men,
N convention here today, discussed res
olatlon calling for the appointment Of 3
special commission % help bring about q
better situation Ii is the belief ct ne
association that the transportation situa-
non Is one OF the most Important problems
oi the day
Another resolution presented TO-DAY
calls upon thu press "a the country to DO
its utmost to nstill into the minds ot the
poope Thar poise. patience and tolers-
tion. which, If dominant n mans life,
wiH soon bring Us to the clearer dan IA the
political economic and spiritual hie oi the
nation,
Condttunlng aS incNcusahl0 * thus time
competition among credit grantorS through
liheraiity and looseneSs III terms Of sale.
another resolution calls upon tho credit
grantors ol the country q maintain Us
faraS possible the shorter terms and prompt
tor collections that they were able q
secure during the war and thus help q
keep accounts hquiaJted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
WAGE ARBITRAToRS NAMED.
President Appoints Three Men 20 Settle
Miners Controversy.

rs Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. June 1 President Vii
son today appointed II commission of
three men IL settle the wag, controversy
between the anthracite coat muers and
operators
The members ii the commission are
William &. Thompson OF Columbus
Ohio. Neal ! Fer, ol Me Adeo, "a and
William t. Cornell, Of Scranton, Ia
The commission S award IS to he made
within sixty days il possible and It's
award as to wages NIL he retroactive Go
April the date when the contracts Is
tween the miners aud operators expired
Mr.. Thompson. who viii represent the
hubble on the commission, IS president u
the University Of Ohio; Mr. Ferry, who
will represent the miners. IS y member
If the executive committee ct the United
Mine Workers Of America, and Mr. Con,
noll. the operators representatives, Is Al
independent operator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
VALENTINE TO Be
TRIED IN DELAWARE
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Accused of Kidnapping Edward
La Belle, Smyrna Boy, and
Arrested in Buffalo.
EXTREME PENALTY DEATH

If Ross lie Croix, aims James Valentine,
spirited away the tive-year-old Edward
| N Belle. lr., of Smyrna, as joke u may
turn out more serious than ho anticipated
The Delaware law ON tho subject says
whoever shall maliciouely, fore
ibIv or fraudulcntly lead, take or
carry away, or decoy, or entlce away
any child under the age ot hiteei,
with jirtcnt to detain and conceal
such child from its parents, guardian
or other persons having the h"tui
charge of such child, shall he deemed
guilty Of n felony, and upon con
yiction shall suffer death. or he nm
prisoned for life, nj the discretion ui
the court, provided always, that the
provisions of this section shall not
aurlv where parentsabduct their own
children
Whoever shall, upon convection,
he found to he an accessory, heloFe
or after the fact of the crime SCI
forth in this section, shall DC sun
icct TO the same penalties.
"An Indictment for and trial 81
tho crime set forth in this section
may bc found and had either N the
county where such crime roInmenc-
Cd or in any county Of this state
Through which such child may he
carried. taken or decoyed as afore-
said
10 mr. WROUGHT TO DELAWARE
Steps have been begun toward bringing
T.e Crnix Ia Delaware for trial. B stat,
cd in Every Evening, nc was. ~,csten
Yesterday in Buffalo, y y, on the charge
If kidnapping young Ia Belle from INC
home of the chlld's mother ~ smyrna
While the prisoner was inchned V
treat the matter lightly. according Y
DISPATCHES from Buffalo, and inlmated
that il was not criminal matter on ms
part. hut that he was carrying out r.
uiest this il a matter that probably WI
have 10 he proved, or disproved' Whc'
the case comes up in court
Immediately after the arrest Of Naien
tine and the recovery If the hoy y
I buffalo Yesterday. message TO thu
effect was telegraphed 20 Chief 81 Ponce
/ lee r. Cochran Of Smyrna, and tn
f. latter went 20 Dover and conferred witt
| James NJ. Sattcrtield, deputy attorney
/ general for Kent county. As II wa
\ understood that lie CroIx was not hkes,
/ Ia return without extradition papers, Mt
/ Satterfeld directed that such papers 2
rrenared He assigned state DETECTIVE
\ ID h Wharton to tho case, aud arrange'
| for Wharton to start for Buffalo as soo'
/ Al napers could tie gotten in shape, prob
ably today, in order to bring the man T
1 Delaware. Ii is likely that the prisonc
will first tee taken 70 Smyrna, where y
NAV he given 4 preliminary hearing, am
Il the evidence warrants. he will he hell
"a await the action Of the grand jury !
and for Kent county
The kidnapping IS attracting muc
attention around Smyrna, and 4
believed that there viii nc some develop
ments at the hearing that have not We
come to the surface.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
FEAR ATTACK ON JEWS.
Hungarians Greatly Excited Over
Prospective Signing of Treaty
of Peace.

nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
budapest. juno The public If much
excited because Of the imminent signing
of the peace treaty. and some disorders
have occurred There we're few attacks
tonight on peaceful citizens by rnwdies
who cried Down with the JcvF, Mt
points apparently Felectcd because no
troops or police were there.
II ia feared these attacks portcnd moro
serious disorders Friday
II is rumored thnt former Premier
stephen Friedrich who has violently
oprosed signature If the peace treaty by
Hungary has new plans under cover IN
connection with his opposition.
Count Albert Apponyi. former head Of
the Hungarian peace delegation discuss
ing the very excited state Of public opinion
ami the recent disorders took an optimistic
view. however lie said:
II am sure conditions will improve. All
necessary precautions have been taken
"a prevent the hothcais from revolving
and disayowing the signing Of peace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
DUTCH WATCH KAISER.
Police and Detectives on Constant
Guard of Interned Fugitive
ar Doom.
Nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening

Hy Associated Press r. Every Evening
london. Dune Some DAYS ago Dutch
newspapers reported that the former
Empressknf Germany was under the fned-
cal care ~ Prof ffymans Vandcnberg
of Utrecht It being said she was rim
dnvr III health as a result nf moving from
Aneronpon 70 Doom There has ~ set
been no confirmation Of this report, SAWS
nm Amsterdam dispatch to the exchange
telegraph company
The day after this report was made
public two alleged suspicious characters
we're arrested inside of the gateway lead
ing to the new home Of count and countess
Hohen10llern Dutch authorities the
dispatch states, are keeping strictly
client about this happening hut close
watch Is being kept \ large number of
Dutch police both IN uniforms and plain
clothes. has been stationed ~ all corners
81 the vast estate, while n few detectives
have been placed clandeFtinoly IN the
village of, Doom
Count Hohcnzoilern i not authorized
"a leave his residence without having
first informed the. commander Of the
coustahnlary who generally accompanies
the former Emperor on his meteor trips
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
c. c. MAMMELE DEAD.
Well-Known Citizen and for Many
Years Connected With the
Packing Industry.

Charles q. Mammele. for 40 years
nromlnent IN the packing industry in
This CITY. died early this morning at his
home 400 North Adams street, aged 60
wears.
While he had not enjoyed tho best Of
health for several years, he had been
confined to his home since November
last
He is survived by his widow and two
children, Mrs. 4. Is. Rothaoker and
Joseph ;. Mammcle, who was associated
with him IN business.
The funeral will take place on Monday
al 3 clock from his late home lnterment
being in Riverview cemetery Members
Of the several fraternal organizations with
which he was identified will participate
in the obseques
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
SECRETARY POLK QUITS.
I caves State Department in Two
Weeks to Resume Practice
of Law
81 AsanrIatcd - b 80 EvenIng

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. june II Frank T.. Polk
today resigned aa Uudnr-~ecrptafy o.
state and his resignation was accepted
by President Wilaon
Mr.. Folks resignation will take effect
June II when he will leave Washington
fo take rest before returning ~ The
uractieo If law IN New York City
lie successor har not yet beer selected
l,t the name If Norman II. DAVIS u
Tuliahoma. Tenn, uow an assistant ~
the treasury has becu prominently nance
in connection with the Office.
Mr. Polk entered the aervico on sep
ternber rs. 1915, rs counsellor for inc
state Department. later he was made an
assistant Secretary nf state, and last year
WINS elevated 20 tho post II under secretary
when that office WAS created by an act
81 Congress
Tho undcr-gecretarv letter of rssIfna
tion was moi rnade plft1lic. bat tbe presl
elont'a reply WINS given ont at the White
House Il aald
INV dear Polk
"Tho argument of necessity on account
oF Your health in the matter Of your re-
tlrpmrnt is one which am stopped iToin
answering or combating ] irel that ]
have in conscience and warm friendship
no rho,re hut to accept voiir resignation
though ,ln go with the utmost reluctance
and ,,,;eh noain 10 express tho admiration
/ have felt for the devoted and intelligent
any IA vhieh Won have performed your
| dutioa in tho department We shall all
/ mics vo,, very nadlv and the public scr
/ vire till ho t,r,oror on account ~ your loss
/ With the warnest good wishes,
Cordially ard faithfully yours,
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. polk Il tho third high oHcial re ttt
State Department f. resign thus year
! Secretary Lansing quit Httcr boing ri
bukel by the President for calling cabin"
meetings during the executive illness
and William Phillips resigned AZ first as
ristant secretary. to become ambaRsado
ID the Netherlands Assistant 0ccrctar
prcnkanridge Long il expected 70 retir
IN August to mako the rare tor senate
from Missouri
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
ANOTHER WET FRIDAY.
Cooler With Showers for Today
and Tomorrow: Big Drop IN
Temperature.

After three days of bland and smiling
June weather the cool wave has reappear-
ed and perhaps it will not give way 10
more scasonablc temperature before Sun
day.
There will be rains tor this afternoon
aud evening and tomorrow Is the preulc,
ton, go after few days OF beau'''u'
weather. uncertain. chilling April condi-
tlOns return.
Perhaps there will he fair measure OF
compensation for the promised rainfall
in the benefit that growing crops VIII
experience
The mercury recorded tS Mt NOON
drop of IS points ln'2A hours
Evidently the wet Friday hoodoo has
not entirely departed Last Friday was
first clear Friday for fourteen weeks;
was the first break IN tho long s'iccoss'ont
Of rains on tho sixth day of the week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
MICHIGAN CITY LOSES I.6o5.
Alpena One of Few Points in Michigan
To Lose Population.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, June 1 The CeRSus Blu
reau today announced in is population
totals. the decrease of lit per cent in the
population Of ,Alpena, Mich In the last
ten wears the city decreased by 605 and
nov has but Hill left Thus Is the FIRST
city or town in that part of the country
To have shown such marked decline
by the new census count.
Other figures gwen out are
New Albany, Ind 2@,a92s tncrcase
, 363. or II ) per cent
Comerville, Mass 93,03S, increase
l.. ~ or 10 per cent
Arlington, Mass, 1906 increase :. 45o.
or 66.7 per cent
Nest Springfield. Mass l3,4f3. IN
crease. 4,2iS or 45.7 per cent.
Beatrice. Neb. 966t; increase SOS u
81 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
CONGRESS VOTES RECESS.
Insurgents Make Bitter Fight to
Continue Session Through
Summer.
~ Assoelatcd press u Every Fserilng

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. June THE resolution
TO end the present session Of Congress
Saturday, already approved by the House.
was adopted IN the Senate today after
Democratic senators had given assurances
that President Wilson had no presen.
intention of calling an extra session during
the summer.
Republican and Democratic leaders
Ioinel forces IN bringing the resolution
to passage, but score oi Senators. II
Of them Republicans md seven Of them
Democrats. made a vigorous tight 70
attach an amendment by which Congress
would reasonable after the national
conventions.
On the final roll call the vote was II 10
- u Democrats and 20 Republicans
voting for the resolution and niEe Demo
erats and Is Republicans against It.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
WOOD SATISFIED
At OUTLOOK FOR
HIS NOMINATION
Candidates at Chicago Invite Two
interviews q Day From News
paper Correspondents.
MISSISSIPPI CONTESTS
DECIDED FOR LOWDEN

~ Associated Press ~ EverY Evening
Chicago. June IL tho contests
coming before the Republican Nation
Al Commission today from he eight
districts " Mississippi, sgb-comm't-
fe, reported the credentials ~ the
Nulvlbdl faction to- ~ regular a1d
that obligation was seated
Il ~ nuinatrurted hut b. cuuu'ed
among tho Lnwdau forces
Ia the South Carolina CgntcFis
whore the faction ied hy National
Committeeman ToIbsri. ~ Green
wood was opposed bv q delegation
lcd by ! Duncan Adams ~ Spartan
burg. The committee voted 70 seat thr
delognfou-at-iargo ri the 'folher' dele
CATION, which aro counted in ~,
Iowdon column
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
NEGRO DROPS DEAD.
Fred Brown Expired Yesterday While
Working Near Hockessin.

Coroner Bullock will hold an inquest
tonight in the case Of Fred Brown. aged
as, Negro, who dropped dead. presumably
of heart trouble, nj Stone Batter quarry,
between RrandvwIne Springs and Hockcs-
SIN Yesterday afternoon. while NJ work IN
tho quarry. The Negro father IS William
Brown Of near Landenburg, Pa Dr.
Briggs made an autopsy today. \ coro-
ner's jury Will visit the quarry thus alter
noon,
The coroner viii also hold sn inquest IN
the case Of Joseph de Silva, who vas killed
several days ago at Tmrty-sixth and
Market streets. when he was struck by an
automobile driven by ". +. Hazel OF
Smyrna. =,
The two inquests this evening will
make six cases that have been nYcstI-
gated bv the coroner this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
TWO
WHEN PAYMENT Of
BOARD WAS ASKED
He First Attacked Grace Brunonozi
and Next Frank Pareddas,
Womans Protector.
ARRESTED AND PUNISHED

In the Municipal Court today Joulardl
Rrno was fined SI0O Tor cutting Frank
parcddas with a knife at $40 Union street
las, might. and $50 for cutting Grace
BrunonozEi.
IL was testified that when the woman
with whom he boarded, demanded pay
rncnt for his board, he said he would cut
her first. and started to do 1T. Alter ne
lad made zone slight cash on her lace,
Porc,ldas interfercd and was badly cut IN
the head.
Bruno was captured by the police
patrol crew after chase up Union street
\ crowd of Italians had HIM corncred III
Vrorerv store at Union and Ninth streets.
No wcaDou was on him when he was
arrested. !,
James Berti was held in 81 800 bail on
the charge OF abuse Of a female child:
Hearing was deferred until the child shall
he able To testify. She Is now under treat
meut at a hospital. 80
\ capi:rs was issued for Otto Plueke,
who disappeared aftet making one paw
mcnt on a court order for the support OF
his family.
Mckinley Junius, colored, was DIS
missed ON q charge OF stabhrng William
FoSkcv because the State produced nc
evidence connecting nun WIN Wy
except his admission to the officer Wh'
arrested him. II is alleged that the stab
hnc occurred after quarrel nj Fourth
and Poplar streets. Proske was u lh'
hosnta for three days
Michael Brennan was tlned STU on INC
charge oi drunkenness IN Muhlcipa
Court this morning and put under oont
to report once month 70 the oihceFs
he court. An officer found MN wing y
The floor at his home shortly after mu
night last night with bottle beside him
U,s son was afraid TO 90 to bed and leave
him there.
Brennan. who denied being drunk. SAL
he found the bott c under the porch, wher
he had put it Is months ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
RANDOLPH ON TRIAL.
Question as TO Whether He Was Respon-
sibIe for Truck Accident.

The question Of whether Michael
Randolph was cTiminally Negligent IN
striking with has truck I.ovena Moran,
scven-years-old at Second and Jefferson
streets. Thursday afternoon, was the
subject OF hearing Of more than an hour
in Municipal Court this morning. The
case was continued until Friday TO deter
mine whether the child ran out from be-
hind a truck or from the curb.
When the child was called 70 testify
randolnh's attorney questioned whether
she knew the meaning Of an oath She
qualified by saying she had learned IN
Sunday school that if YOU tell story you
have BLACK mark On your so0l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
COMPENSATION REDUCED.
Court Supports Accident Board in Case Of
Mike Frank.

The decision of the Delaware Industrial
Accident Board in reducing the compen-
sation of Mike Frank from $3.50 week
10 81. "a was affirmed by Superior Court
in decision announced this morning
Frank lost several fingers Of his right
hand while working for the Deemer Steel
Casting Co at New Castle on September
q 1919. and was awarded $1,000 q week
compensation.
He is now able 10 work AT the plant in
another capacity and his appeal To have
the CONDENSATION retained at the higher
figure was denied He was represented
bv William ii. Cooper and the defendant
company by Ward. Gray and Neary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
OBREGON QUITS ARMY.
Head of Revolutionary Forces
Retires From Further
Service.
Ms Associated Press TO Every Evening

Mexico City, June 3 .-General Aware
Obregon, commander Of Revolutionary
forces during the revolt which ousted the
Carranza administration from power.
has retired from the army, according to
the newspaper Excelsior
Press dispatches also say that General
Manuel Dicguez. former Governor OF
;uadalajara, who was placed under
arrest during the revolution, has been
freed upon orders from Provisional
President Iuerta
General Jacinto h Treyino, another
revolutionary leader. has been named
Secretary Of Industry and has turned
command Of his forces over To General
Francisco Cusio Robclo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
TwOKH.LEn ON AUTOTRUCK.

b. Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Akron, O.. June 4 Two men were
killed and eleven others injured this morn
ing when an Erie train struck an automo-
BID truck carrying r2ed laborers on a
grade crossing nj the station IN Barberton
near here Nine Of the injured men were
taken to the Barberton hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-04
CREMATORY SITUATION.
No Definite Remedy Yet Devised for the
Trouble.

No reference was made during the
meeting of City Council last night 20
any action regarding the elimination
of the odors arising from the garbage
crenatory Although it Is reported that
members Of the Council committee on
Crematory we're IN conference with
President Charles ii. Handy and Secre-
tarv Howard r. Frantz Of the Board Of
Health during the day. and that both
council and board put the matter up to
Citv Solicitor Huxley, no solution Of the
present situation was reached. or II 50
i has not been possible to put i INTO
concrete form