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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
EXTENSION FOR GARDEN.
In Case He is Unable TO Find House by
January 25.

President Of City Council George T.
Lyon today informed Every Evening that
he had made an arrangement with Philip
Herman, owner of the house a. 623 East
Seventh street. cxtenng the time OF the
tenant. Frederick Garden, beyond jam
arv - If the latter u unable to 6nd
another house bP that time
As WAS stated III Every Evening vcs-
terday. Garden 8 agreement with Herman
vas that he would vacate by January -.
However he has been unable TO End an
other house. 50 far. though be Is being
aided III the search hy the service depart
Incnt Of the Harlan shipyard. being
employed at Harlan s,-and also by other
friends
So when the matter was taken UP with
Herman, according to Mr. Lyon the
owner agreed on an extension @ April p,
Il the tenant cannot get another house in
the meantime hope the Harlan lolks
anG other friends Of Garden will continue
10 search for 3 house however, said
Mr. Lyon, for We are AL anxious TO ad-
just the matter and nobody concerned
wants 10 impose on anybody else
At the Har an shipyard today it was
stated that as result # publicity gwen
Gardens situation Yesterday several
houses were reported today All will be
looked up and one taken if it is suitable
The Harlan officials said they considered
Mr. Herman fair ii the matter, and did
not think he should le kept from posses
sion of his house any longer than i neres-
~arv. hence their desire 10 have The mat
fer If q new hoil.e closed as soon as
possible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
NEW CITY JUDGE IN
ROLE Of PEACEMAKER
Smooths Over Troubles of Married
Couple and AdmonIshes Them
10 Live Anicably Together.

Judgr Hastings, the new Dead Of The
Ity Court Is already developing fine
form 81 pc4cenaker IN domestic, squab-
bb Today he brought John A. and
Anna thurman together again after they
haa apparently separated for good
According o the wlfeS testimony, her
husband gave her SI5 New Years Eve
md then took $3.50 from her purse and
scent r3 Pmjadelpi1a on New Years Day
to see prize fight She declared she got
none II Tbs back and that shc handed him
3i- c!ojhr- last sunday night and told him
y an 4nd stay
Tie couple live AZ $40 N.sr Fourth
street wIth II. wiies parents They were
married tlTt Eears 10 and have one boy
years old 4n 4 gii l5 months old
Fho wife told the court her love for
the utan wa- dead hut IL view Of the
ma, wiiiiug.e-s to furnish another
hone fpr hci Judge Hastings admonishci
her thai sfy must ry 10 love him again
lo'I D09t trl tafa urged the court.
Fatrinan lnpetlj3cr II tLc General
( hcnical pls.Ht 4t (l3lmout ID promised
~ do hi- plrt t3 rcniudle tLc Old fame
\ temporary order lor Sl5 wtek was
passed pa i-l46 u the = .fe. and the case
was referred d Court Officer NcDanieI
for Watci ng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
COULDN'T FIGHT NATION
LEADER TELLS MINERS
u NJ. w. Of A. Head Says Public
Sentiment Was Strong Against
Strike: Garfield Criticised.
nv Associated rress To Every Evening

nv Associated rrpss In Every Evening
Columbus. O, Jan Acting President
John L. Lewis was to address the inter
national convention Of the United Mine
/ Workers If America At its closing session
! hers today in defense OF the action Of tho
national officers IN accepting President
Wilson $ proposal for the settlement of
the strike, after the miners had refused
to return IN work IN obedience ~ the
mandate of Federal judge Anderson, oi
Indianapolis
II was the consensus Of opinion that
following Lewis address tho convention
would vote 10 affirm the action Of the
officers and thereby agree to abide bv the
decision of the coal commission, appoint
cd nv tho President, 20 affect ? final
settlement
Secretary William Grncn told tho , loo
delegates late Tuesday that there we're
nothing else they could 30 hut accept or
face disaster and defeat afte~ the federal
government had determined - usc all the
forces at its command n compel rcsump-
tion of work in the mines
We could whip the operators but wc
could not If We bad wanted %, have
whipped the strongest government Oh Tho
face of the earth our government Whleh
has Just finished whipping Germany.
said Green
With All the mining communities
honevconbed with federal agents gathering
evidence against our men. our funds tied
up, every officer nf the organization
threatened With arrest and our women
and children facing starvation, hos in the
name of God could we have continued the
strikc?" Green asked
Delegates indicated thelr approval Of
the action taken by tho officers w pro-
longed sppause 81 Green's speech
Grecu ,clqrad public sentiment was SO
strong against the miners after tho govern
ment had taken the stand il did that tho
public would have approved anything
thc government might have done
Public sentiment was surh, hc de-
ciared that If your officers had been
taken our and backed NJ 3eslnst a stone
wall and shot tie public would have ar
plauded
The iecls,on to order the men back to
work war not made Green said until
after the Presiden. had spoken IN the
conference ~ Washington between himself
and MIR Lewis with Attorney General
Palmer and Secretary Tumulty
Dr Garfield former federal fuel ad
mImStrator. was severely criticised bv
Creeu After refusing the miners an in
crease N wages year ago. Green SAID
Carried when backed INTO 4 corner,
had admitted the operators could pay
Il per cent advance without increasing
the price Of coal
Garfield vas So dispicased with the
President proposal, Green said, that he
got mad and quit
After that ! know we had done the
right thing in accepting the proposal, =
Crenn dnclared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
ANOTHER AMERICAN
KILLED BY MEXICAhS
Total of 20 Slain in Tampico Oil
District Since April 7,
1917.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

II
Washington Jan = Gabrielle Porter,
an American citizen in the employ Of Penn
Mex Company, vas shot and killed By
Mexican federal army off 1t Tuxpam
on December , according to advices
received by the state department today
from the American corsul at Tanlpico.
The consul Immediately Has ordered
TO report further information and, II the
circumstances warranted 10 urge the
local authorities in the Tampico district
to arrest and punish the guilty person.
This makes a total Of 20 Americans
killed IN the Tampico district By Mexlcans
since April Z. 1917 Eighteen Of them
vcrc employees in American oil companit
Yesterday the corsni ut Iampico re-
ported the murder Of T. J. Reney and
Earl Bowles. oil men employed IN the
Tampico fields The state department
immediately instructed the embassy
al Mexico City urge the MeAican
government to take prompt steps
to bring the guilty party or parties to
justice and similar action by the depart
ment in the case Of Porter as expected
when the consul had reported additional
information
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
THOUSANDS KILLED
IN MEXICAN QUAKE
Loss Of Life Appalling ~ Vera Cruz
Floods Sweep Over Many
Towns Shocks Continue
y kesor,a trd Fres~ II rv-ry Tvonin7

~ Aqaoe,a RI Prese II Fv~ry Fvonin2
Mexira Cts. i'm Z Thoussndr 81
lives werc losf ~ j result N the earth
quake winch shook hr State of |oYa
Crnz Saturday night 50 vldespread
was the damage done nv thc -hcek and
s9 Wild arc s,ran Ia fhn sections thaf suf-
fercd from Il hat probable 'he mum
ber II rasualties will never bc knorn
Private ,liepatchez received herc frgn
Vera Cruz and IaIapa state TINT { ,OnO
rsre1re lost thc'rlive ~ Couztlan Thrso
reports. whlrh aro said A. both rltiee p ~
relshle confirm Information given ont
iast night bv presidential military bead
quarters Thirty lives were icet ~ I eo-
colo. where threo rhurche and forts
houses acre destroyed
Eo'cauic orpp'ious have occurred af
Cofre - Pcrita from rhch point q the
Volcano II orizaha the .ao seemed f9
center according 10 rpmor~ Fleodvaters
pouring down Tie Prscads rlvcr have
inundated Tshuacan. MabMixflap ,nd
rlapanala. shile many ranches are M
der water Barrauca Grandc md f1F
-rnnnes are also su.Foriug from floods, IL is
reported from Vera Cruz Tuenty bodies
have been recovered frofa the Peacados al
Jalcnmulco and tpazapan
There were three slight shocks te4-
terday. according tO information gwen
ont Yesterday afternoon III the astrOnomi-
cal obs sry atory at Tacot8ya, suburb ~
Mexico City. They were 81 feehlc that
they could lie detected only 1v lnstTg-
ments. Subterranean a0isGa 2re till
noticeable in the pedregal, rocky waste
near thls city. and great cracks have p-
Dearcd n the earth Travellers returning
here from Vera rliz say 1me streams
we're dried up as . result IL the shock and
II Is feared that many mills near DuzaDa
which depend upon water power. gIii be
compelled 70 cIcsa
several oil wells near Fsxpan aaye
been z0outng Detroieum slnce the earth
quake according 10 ldylces from Nera
Cru Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
COPS GET BERGOOLL
AFTER 2YEARS' HUNT,
MOTHER ALSO HELD
Brewers Widow Holds Philade'
phia Police a. Bay Several
Hours With Pistol
SON WAS HOME. HID 80
By Ass,~ia.cd prcsr ~ Every Tv~D'rg

By hSsn~iatcd prrar 'p Eyory Fv~D'rg
Philadelphia, Jan Grover Iorgd1'
onr 81 The two hrDther= prruud of drfi'
dodging and who have been -oI2ht hy VOL
police lpr ho la.t tgn yrar was vrr'o.
10 his mother hYmr hero .nyl8F
Drtec'lyra broke iotD fr house hy .hr
front and rrar erirancr Wr.,r I'M
ihr men arrested revolver fyaw H-
RergdDB mother ~ tDe er a>rerd mrt
rhc pthcr5 went 'hrGg' trs i.Y u#
found Grover wrarrrd f9 blanket ffd
ing IN q box srot iIo wa- tho' ro7t
vest ~ co'iar Tho prisoner pas atcn ~
tic federal building n p motor ~
The search FIR ihc Hr'Fdoi- fooI if
federal agents al over tnr nr7'r1 rr
yer gof away m tra ccverc3 no'o
car and reports reached r ~ltv iha'
was accr = various actior ~ ft- ur-
tIc srut rnpuJer' netgey VII er =
postcards ~ ~ authnr.t~g C~~s ~ f
erru IN Nrxico sud gam frha Hr
u1g provided with . large aJ0n II morr-
Ills mother, Mrs Frnv Frrg3cN '-r
widow If p wealthy brcrry
Al'h1ugh born r hI- ros7tr- fr
Ber1dolle wrre of German tr-osrt -1,
declared thov you'd 1eve, 5~h, s-airF
GERMANY Mr. E~ryd.H ra- -rvtaf
7aynrai fmee m the ,hargf II prstvI~'fr~
.to draft
Her2don 49, TUNED o--- o C.7tsi-
Co+trel ~ he gilFa~y 7'elArenne hg
rrau md takcm ~ |-w -yg
}l n Pennsylvania -refr 7ravl
soldiers accomranied him
fIo riil ~ aken f-rr --e 4a+io-
Governor fs'9rd rd tried r
Later Mr- ae-rrIon re- ,rsrtea
charged rith 1hatrIriin7 .4sfion N''t
revolver sre tad srn nc oH0nrs ~ hav
ior aevcral hn1rg
Young RcrgdoT vss faker to the Frd
aral Building and locked un tr officer 1'
the Department of Iustico ai5 ras th
expectation THAT Z, rgAoN could hr turn
N ovcr rs ffa ultcf ~'lics wI'arv u.
Ir- BorgGoll ves -ia-ad rs 4 crH
-ho ~ltv -f4tinu house rol- -a- l~p
~ha ~ag liso charged xrh gEr3Eaiee
.salt and batfer rifh nt"nf fl .sl.
WITH b pistol lc #cdsd federal -eH'
and .ural p0hrc ha broke rfo -rr
man-lnn n ~ exclusive sIhtlrh -1o nas
1vercame after rongh and mhln hzh
and her weapon Tas uronrhrd from 1rr
band
T an glad Il is I'D over gnd r.-ay
Bergdoll caim IN thc facf II crowd wnfrt
threatened him with violence after rts
arrest
Ifa has been r. California lid ---l--e
hnmc Christraas r~e .cro-r.nr
mother
Erwin q Berrdoj l.o eaa.-a
eradinr the draft sti. 3rzc
reported he had also returned rn
adpirha end federal agents oarctad tas
Berg iol. country estate near f1
No trace af hirn WAS found
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
TO ASK FOR KAISER JAN. IS
Fugitive Will Look to Holland 10
Save Him From Allies Keeps
Plans Secret.
Ry Associated prraa q Everg Erenlng

By Associated Press ~ Evcry Evening
AmeronRen, Jan. s. Allied demands
for the extradition Of former Emperor
William IT Germany in which Il y known
America will not participate arc expected
at The Hague about January ~.
Recent press dispntcltcs have stated
Count ilohcn5olrrn might surrender
rather than embarra4s The Netherlands
government, hut II 4 ouiboriiatvcly re-
ported he will rely ou Tho protection IF
Holland and her refusal ~ honor The a.
he'd demand Only the crstrhie kaiser
and his closest 9dviscrs know definitely
his plans. but. unles4 be changes hle mind,
II Is learned. he is determined - settle
down n lifo At Doom who're his house y
being rushed to completion. Nor work
men were geni from here ~ Doom yrs
trrdav
PARIS. Jan. 7. Germans accused ~
violations of The laws Of war m Frame and
Belgium during tho world conflict will tn
day be assigned for trlai ~ the different
aIlicd military courts. according - The
Petit Pari=ien
The list IS raid ~ have hrrn completed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
CHARGED WITH HAVING
LIQUOR IN POSSESSION
Search Warrant Issued al Instance
of Attorney General. and VII
liam Il and Elmer Fisher
Arrested

ATTORNEY General Rc'nh@Tdt last night
svorc ont warrant for the search oi the
house at 1925 Orange Stnnct, occupied BY
Charles c Fisher J he warrant was Is
sued py Magistrate Barnet GIucknlan,
and charged that there was reason 10 be-
licyc that liquor vas stored there, and
that it would bc renewed unless the search
of the premises was made last night
The warrant vas served hy Detective
Sergeant Green. ana William IL Fisher
was arrested, charged with having IN his
possession more than fourteen quarts
0f ntoylcatlnc liquors.
This morning Elmer Fisher of S03
Monroe street was arrested on the same
charge They viii have s hearing before
Magistrate Gluckman Saturday afternoon.
II was reported that q large quantitv
of whisky. said n be about fifty CASES.
was carried to the police station tins
morning but whether on nor il VAS the
liquor seized on the search warrant could
not b. learned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
HIGHWAY ROBBERS
GIVEN LONG TERMS
One. a Woman, Margaret King,
Helped 10 Hold Up An
tCnio Allomato.

In Court of General Sessions. this
morning, a number Of prisoners entered
pleas Of guilty
Margaret hing and Walter f Gray,
colorcd, entered pleas Of guilty to 3 charge
of highway robbery They held up and
robbed Antonio Allomain New Year S
night the man holding the victim while
ihc woman went through his pockets,
robhlng him 81 So
Judge Conrad severely admonishcd
tho pair Tic sentenced Margaret King to
pay $500 fine and ~ serve two years.
and Gray to pay $500 hnc to serve three
wears imprisonment and II bc whipped
with twenty lashcs
Harry Brown, coiorcd, pleaded guilty
violating the drug act and was sentenced
10 one wear imprisonment. Walter
Carney. Lester Andrews and Mildred
Pryor. on similar charges were each sen-
tcuccd - one wear imprisonment. Thew
were severely admonlshed hy Judge Com
rad. who explained 20 them the bad of-
fccts Of tho drug habit.
Convicted hv n Jury. Claudls Heming-
way. Negro was sentenced 20 be whipped
with ten laSbt, and to serve 2yearS I'M
priSonmcuf for the larceny 81 s,nt Of
clothes from Alexander Houston. SIT
Walnut street
Anderson Ford. alas Gables, Negro.
was found guilty of pointing . pistol with
4 recommendation FOR the mercy of the
court. Judge Iieisol tined hlm sloO and
costs. with the alternative II 10 months
imprisonment If hc fails to pay the fine.
Elijah Hopson Negro. was the prosccut-
ing witness
James Smith, alias Jarnos Perkins,
colorcd. charged with violating the drug
habit was sentenced 10 eighteen months
Imprisonment Smith has served time
before on % similar charge
The jurors were discharged until to
morrow morning, as there arc no other
jury trials for today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
PRISONERS SUSPECTED
OF SHORE ROB3ERIES
Ocean City Interested IL Arrest
Of Lester WeStcott and Siias
Robinson.

4 telegram from Chief >cull of the
police force 1t Ocean City. \ J. today
stated that search IL the rooms, said n
have been occupied There hy Lester West
r1'. ani SiaS Robinson arrested here
Yesterday hv detectives. uncovered two
nlc truckiosds oi ail sorts a STUFF, be-
'levcd 10 have been stolen
Ocean Cits police suspect that West
Nott and Robinson are She pair VINO have
aecu terrorIzInc cottaECrs there for weeks
scores Of cottage have been robbed a hc
rcslr: The suspects were arrested br
Detective Sergeant Benson aud Detective
kcmpsAl s. taev vsre frsluT 10 pawn
hundreds OF dollar. worth 81 MISCELLANY
n MS city. Kobinst u faade u move while
handcu1cd IS Il to DESTROY j uaWn ticket
4hcn had heen taken irom ms pocket
nd la.8 on he counter Ihe CLINT II the
stool cuffs Tor ~, moment fooled Sergeant
Rensop Thinking the prisoner night
have revolver II ms han3. Il, of CT
hauled Of anG raugu- ID. hl- fellow
on the chm with b5- fs,
~ noon tn1ay Is Sa~ -tatci n 81
Robinson, one oi -, prlsoners had ;aade
a confession rnpLcatIfg beth iccorG-
ug 70 the local dctcctlye9 Robinson saws
a, and " Nestcott botn CT whom are
fishing boat captauS and regarded d,
GOOD cltizens 1f ocean city. recently
pccamt scouairted with two elr. aud
drank som. whisky and In the nature q
lark thtl robbed rottace. Il Ha- 80
casv. he SAID that they committed Other
-ol5crie- hiring cottage IL winch 80
s.cr- What thev had stolen Then lbev
aent "a Philadelphia, 70 dispose Of some
NJ ], bu- were air.4d to take 8 ehance
= close - fhe Jersey shore resorts and
-ama t. Wilmington. and 1t vs. while
-rylnc to DISPOSE 81 some oi tie etafl
h4' they we're arrested LeTe. The artloles
included carpets rugs, etc Robinson aaS
Doth 4rf willing X return 70 New Jersey
tIfhou' TcqrlsItlon papers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
DU POkT MILL EXPLOSION
SHAKES UNIONTOWN. PA.
10000 Pounds of Powder Goes OFF
One Man Slightly In
jured.
by Associated Press 70 Every Even,u

y Fsas-s asltl I5'l7a y z - . F--EaIEI
UnioutoWn Pa, Jar : Approximate
" 10000 pounds Of powder storedin s he
truck shed OF the du Pont Powder Com
pany plan. at Fairchancc, siN miles frm
Unlontown, exploded early today and
totally destroyed two buildings There
were only four men working N the ~
oinitv when the blast occurred and three
escaped unhuri, while one. an engineer
vas slightly injured The cause d the
explosion has not been determined
The explosion was 50 terrific that WIN
dows in Jniontown and throughout the
immediate region were shattered. ] he
shock If the blast was felt distinctly in
all parts u Fayette county. and q few
towns IN Maryland and West Virginia re-
ported disturbance similar "a slight
earthquake.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
Visited Institution Today to Learn
Facts Concerning Manage
ment There.
ANOTHER PRISONER
ESCAPED LAST NIGHT
Alexander Horha, Wilmington
Man, Fled From Prison
Farm Last Night.
MURDERER PRICE
STILL AT LARGE

The Grand Jury this morning began
investigation into conditions AT the New
Castle County Norkhcusc Lemucl Fncc
sensational escape from that institution
las led to charges that There WAS . laNlty
4 supervision and control of prisoners
there Pending this investigation. the
Board Of Trustees tooh action s3!spendng
the wardcn\ Captain Gross leonard
Crawford Is 10 charge pendlne Cross
suspension The graf i Jur1 went 70 the
sorkhouss this morning
VI the request oi NttOrnev-' Toner al
David ] Rcuhardt Governor Townsend
today reprbv2d Pucc Who was tn be
hanged next Friday. granting 0 stay Of
execution until Friday, january l6.
Consequently. Il the Negro IS caught
before the latter date hc VIII be hanged
then However, # he II still IT large
eariv next week further rcprlCvc will
probably be requested by Mr.. Rclnharit
This arrangement il likely - continue IN
definitely Il Price remains at larcc fer some
time
PRISONER EscArTn FRow FARM LAST
NIGHT.
Alexander Horha, . prisoner from VII
mlngton, escaped from the workhousc
iarrn two aud a half miles from tho
vorkhousC. about : so O'Clock last cvr'n-
ing He was serving . nlnC-mouths sen
truoe on non-support charge and had
rompetCd about half the sentence He
had hccn cmploved on the farm for the
past three months with n,Imisnr Of other
>hort-term prisoners. All of whom were
working under the honor system that l.,
they were OH their honor
Ilorba had been working around the
barn yesterday and shortly after dark he
wss missed. Which direction he went,
or how be- managed t. clusi' detection,
could not be learned today
As soon IS hts disappearance was rc
ported Acting Warden Leonard Craw ford
instituted search On behalf of tho work
house and reported the matter e the
police and also q Domestic Relations
Officer HaIleck : Ray
Early this morning s messaEn was re-
csived from Coatcsvllle. IA. "a the effect
that a Negro was under arrest thcro slS-
pectcd of being Price, Detective Scr
Continued on paS0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
SOFT coat MINERS RATIFN
SETTLEMENT OF STRIkE

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Columbus. O. Jan : >. y III The
Uaited Nine Workers II America IN con-
ycntion here today ratified the action
ol the international officers u accepting
President wilson proposal to end the
coal strike on 4 IA per cent increase hasis
and commission to draw IN new wage
agreement.
According "a Acting President Lewis.
the ratification carried with il acceptance
OF any award 70 be III lie by the prcsl-
dents commission
The vote was $50 Tor ratification 10
22l against
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
WAREHOUSE PLANS.
City Council and Harbor Board
to Confer Over Christiana
River Program.

Members of the Board Of Harbor Com
missioners will hold an informal meeting
with members Of City Council, tomorrow
evening at the conclusion OF councils s
regular meeting and show the city fathers
maps of certain portions OF the proposed
port development that have been worked
out by engineers. " hilc these maps. arc
but tentative. it is believed that there
will not be many changes onccssary.
Some of the drawings represent ware
houses such rs the Iiarhor commission
has in mind to erect, where freight unload
ed here may be stored waiting trans-
shipment to other parts of this country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE MEETs.
Theodore Roosevelt Begins PoiitiCs
areer IS Years After Father
.ted F-r.5 q T very Eveninl

- fhtFtt -ts-aa tft ~ Nt-LlAAi@
Nhsny. E l Jan 1-The 1920 ses-
sion 0f rne New 5 arA legIs lature convene,
,odav The assembly organized tv ee-
elcctIng ThaddeI7 .~aert. % ti-vego.
speaker for the seventh frre PepIabcana
ajso rhc-. SIMON + t1ler 30 Alonro. e.
majority leader .gaia haries y Dona-
hiif nf New orA ~As tne choice tlt
Democrats for speaaer. lie wH eoEunuc
n hr minority leader
Ia tae senate T. Henry Walters g.
Syracuse holds over rs president uro raIu
e1d Republican Hoor eaaer, aur the
Dem0cratic senators Eere - a.ec.
minority leader ID succeed former senate
James d Foley oi Eex Ecra
Theodore Roosevelt began ms po-uc4
career The assembly today Lt o4-
recalled thas ms dstlnz zll,aea aJhe
entered pdaGc Office 1s 4a AasemLiymai
s. years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
PONDER VICTIMS BURIED.

The last Of the victims of The powder
explosion At the Haelcy Yard will he
buried tomorrow morning Thomas
Anselni, Squirrel Run, was buried thus
morning
GICvaDuJ Martini will be buried To-
morrow morning from the residence Of his
brothcr-in-law 1924 West Sixth street,
with requiem mass At st Joseph Church,
end intefment II Cathedral cemetery.
The other victim, Antonio q angHllo,
will be buried tomorrow morning at 0
o'clock from the parlors Of Deputy
Coroner Nichols, with requiem mass at
ST. Thomas Church snd mtcrnlont at
Cathedral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE MEETS.
Suffrage and Race Track Betting To Be
Considered

Bs Associated Press "a Every Evening
Annapolis Md. Jan Z The federal
woman suffrage amendment, concurrent
prohibition enforcement and race track
betting a~e among the measu-e> thar VIII
como before the legislature which opened
its biennial session today
The partN platform cf tia Dpn a's
who control beth houses ,decla cd against
the suffrage amendment
Leaders n the prohibition movement
express confidence that the enforcement
code, prepared bv tht Antl-SqIoon Lcaelc
will pas, u Is almost identical with the
Nolste,4a Aes