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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
COUNTY Prosecutor
SAYS SAb0R MURDER
MYSTERY IS SOLVED
Glassboro Claims Former Will
mington Woman Was Killed
BY Brother.
LATTER DIES IN WEST

Glassboro N. j., March i3.-Thc
mystery surrounding the murder here, on
the night Of the 27ti, of last July, OF Mrs.
Charles Sabor, has apparently been
cleared up, according to information re-
ccived by County Prosecutor Oscar b..
Rcdrow.
The latest development in the case in
dicates that Mrs. Sabor was shot TO death
by her brother, Norman krasne, alias
"Jnck Levistsky," who died recently in
a western hospital, from g,Inshot wounds.
Tho details of the death Of the brother Of
Mrs. Sabor are not yet available.
Mrs Ssbor was shot to death on the
night Of July % or morning Of July "a,
while lying in bed at her home here. Her
mother, Mrs. Jennie krasne, wns in bed
with her, as was Mrs. Sabor's baby, but
the baby escaped unhurt Mrs. krasne
was shot in the arm. and was in the hos
pital for some time. Mrs. Sabors death
was instantaneous.
Her husband. Charles Sabor, was at
first suspected OF the shooting, and was
arrested. With later developments, he
was released on bond. and after the in
vestgation by the coroner, the charge
against him was dismissed.
A wnd of torn checks found under a
rural station platform, four miles from here
provided this clue. No further arrests
have ever been made in tht case.
Prosecutor Redrow's offiee gave out
yesterday the statement that IL had dis
covered tha. the krasne's had son who
left home eight years previous to the shoot
ing. after embrzzllng 5000. This son.
Norman krasne, was married and had two
children living in New York. H. enlisted
IN the army but il said 10 have deserted
The Prosecutor office SAWS its traced
him TO Glas~borof. on two different pc-
casions before the shooting occurred.
The authorities also say the son knew Of a
sale of property by his parents who were
supposed TO have the money with them,
which was believed to have been the orig
insl motive Of the crime. Witnesses de-
clsred that he was in Glassboro again on
the night of the murder. The son later
assumed the aliases of Cohan and Ievitsky
He is said 20 have had n gun Of similar
cahhre to the bullets that killed Mira
Sabor.
Joseph krasne had jus, sold a store he
had been operating in Wilmington, and
WAS supposed to have the money in the
house. II is believed that the murderer
knew Of this and was after tho money,
and when discovered did the shooting
The krssne. had just moved from VIII
nington Co Gla.shoro bcsorr the murder
Joseph kfasne had storv
,ere, at S2S Kirkwood street. which he
.old, and was preparing TO 60 into business,
Z is supposed, in Glasshoro,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
FALSE ALARM ABOUT ROBBERY.
Police Hurry to Boulevard Home But Fail
to Find Any Miscreants.

Detective Sergeant Benson and a de-
tail of officers consisting of Patrolmen
Johnson, Foreman, Graham and Wagon
man Grussemeyer broke all records shortly
before noon today in responding to q
supposed robbery call from the home of
Mrs. Alice B. Hoey, 1909 Boulevard.
Upon reaching the house where the
robber was believed to have hidden the
officers surrounded it while Others went
inside and searched it from top TO bottom.
There were no traces of any robbers and
It is believed that someone heard a door
slam and thought someone was moving
about the house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
EBERT FLEES BERLIN;
NO DISORDER THERE
President and Wife Quit Capital
as Monarchists Enter and
Take Possession.
ny Associated Press 70 Every evening


Berlin, March 13-4 y. m.-The over
throw Of the Ebert government was an
nounced IN a prool lmation issued at 10
o'clock this morning after revolving troops
from the suburbs had entered Berlin and
occupied the Wilhelmstrasse. Up 10 that
hour the movement had proved peaceful
no disorders developing.
The proclamation declared that the
entire authority n the state had passed
into the hands Of General Provincial
Director kapp as imperial chancellor and
premier Of Prussia
The proclamation issued over the signa-
ture Of imperial Chancellor Kapp says
that the mandate of the National As
sninbly 20 create a constitution and con-
chide peace has expired and il declares the
national assembly dissolved II adds:
AS soon as internal order has bee
restored we shall return 70 constitutional
conditions aud prescribe new elections
II was announced that General Baron
Won Juettwitz had been appointed COM
mander-in-chief of the military bv the
chancellor and that new government "of
order. freedorn and action was being
formed
At ioo'clock the city was still preserving
iis usual aspect. Carriages. taxicabs and
street cars were in movement IA though
nothing had happened There was no
change IN The appearance Of Untsr Den
Linden except for the presence If a con-
siderable body Of troops ~ the Branden-
burg Gate tho Adlon H0tel and the corner
Of Inter Den IAnden and the Wilhelm
stFssse.
Tho proclamation appeared at this
corner at 10 o'clock IN the morning. A
rnrmssd soldier fully armed and heln~sse al
rode ,sp and handed the proclamation 10 .
small group Of people. They focked
around him while the document was
read. The proclamation later was read
on street corners N various parts Of the city.
President Ebert meanwhile had left
che city.
The president and his wife quit Berlin
at 5 o. clock this morning.
The troops which made the drseenf
upon Berlin were for the most part quar-
tered in the suburb Of Doeberitz, and
included troops which had recently re-
turned from the Baltic provinces The
threat Of their movement developed at
midnight. When IL became known that
they were advancing the semi-ohiclal
agency states, General Won Oldorhausen
began negotiations with the naval brigade.
which formed part of the contingent
The demands made by the brigade were
discussed by the cabinet which sat until
the early morning, the news agency adds.
The demands were subsequently, rejected
and the troops entered Berlin and pro-
eeded to the occupation of the Wilhelm
strasse.
The agency also announced the calling
OF general strike by the Social Demo-
cratic party the majority Socialists, the
dominant party which had supported the
Ebert government and of which President
Ebert, Premier Bauer and Foreign Minis
ter Mueller are members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
TURKS FIGHT ALLIED
TROOPS IN ASIA MINOR
Have No Fear That Entente Can
Send Effective Punitive
Expedition to East.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

Constantinople, March I1.-Greek.
Italian and French forces of occupation
in Smyrna, Adaha andAdana, Asia Minor.
are holding their own with difficulty
against Turkish Nationalist troops. il i
indicated in reports received here. The
strength of Mustapha kemal, Nationalist
leader, Is rapidly growing in the interior
and advices state the Arabs, Kurds and
other tribes are carrying on guerrilla war
fare.
Failure OF the French 10 reach Diarbekr
is pointed out by Nationalist as being
typical of the experience any occupying
army may encounter.
Fifty thousand allied troops are in Con-
stantinople and vicinity. it is estimated.
this force being sufficient TO protect the
city the straits, and the sea of Marmora
with the cooperation of naval units here
Turkish leaders, however, scout the idea
the allies could send q large punitive ex-
pedition into Asia Minor TO enforce their
demands. At present allied soldiers are
guarding the old Notifications along the
straits, while the British have thrown
strong forces about the terminus of the
Bagdad railway at Ismid, 56 miles south
east of this city.
Search of houses and shops here is con-
stantly uncovering stores of arms and am
munitlon.
Novorossisk, Caucasia, March Con
sternation reigned among refugees here to-
night when revolutionary forces attacked
the radio station, wrecking it, A general
alarm was sounded and the British ship
Empress of India, lying in the harbor fred
her big guns in the direction of the fighting.
Rumors were current that the town was
about TO be taken, but it was found later
that the attack was made by small force
which was speedily dispersed
Successful raids by revolutionary or
green units on communications here
create the impression that the evacuation
of the city may become necessary any eay.
Families of officers belonging to the staff
of General Denikine are being taken to
Constantiniple ON American destroyers.
Some of Denikine's volunteers have been
transferred to Crimea, where Denikine
will be forced to go il compelled to evacu-
ate this city. Ii is persistently rumored
here that movement for the restoration
Of the monarchy = gaining ground in
CIlmea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
PUBLIC SECURITY POLICE
HOLD PUBLIC BUILDINGS
J Associated Press 70 Every Evenlne

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Copenhagen, March l3-12. As p. m
Telephone messages received here from
the German senli-official news agency in
Berlin which has resumed its service state
that the most important public buildings
In Berlin were occupied BY the public
security police this morning.
The newspapers Vorwaerts and Freiheit
have been SUSPENDED.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
ANOTHER STORM WARMING
Northwest Gale Predicted Along
Entire Atlantic Coast Tonight
and Tomorrow Morning.
by Associated Pres. TO Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, March f3.-1'he Weather
Bureau here today issued the following
storm warning:
Northwest storm warning displayed
II n m, Eastport to Hatterns. Secondary
disturbance over Southeast Pennsylvania
moving rapidly northeast.
Strong shifting winds becoming north
west this afternoon. reaching gale force
and continuing throughout Saturday night
and Sunday morning.
Northwest storm warning also display
ed south of Hatteras to jacksonville. !"
The Washington weather bureau to-
day predicts light SHOWS with much colder
weather tonight and colder tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
VITAL STATISTICS.

The Board of Health reports for the
week cover 43 births, IL marriages and
30 deaths, as compared with II, l3 and
SO for the CORES sponding week Of last
year. Only one death was due TO influenza,
two to broncho pneumonia and FIVE TO
uncomplicated penumonia
Measles leads the list of contagious
diseases with a total of 20; diphtheria
coming next with three and scarlet fever
with | case
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
ALLIES NOT TO INTERFERE
In GOVERNMENTAL PLANS
Associated Press 70 Every Evening

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Paris, March 13-The opinion ex-
pressed in official circles at the moment is
that the allied governments will take an
attitude of aloofness and detachment
toward the civil strife in Germany and
permit the German people themselves
TO determine the form of their govern
ment.
The armed disorders in Germany are
looked upon as most unfortunate both for
that country and the remainder of Eu-
rope at the time when reconstruction had
been begun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
WARMER WEATHER NEXT wEEk.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, March l3.-Westher pre-
dictions for the week begining Monday
are.
North and Middle Atlantic States
Probably fair carly and closing days and
peratures VIII rise to normal after Mon
day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
NO PORT DEPOSIT FLOOD.
Susquehanna Ice, Broken by Bombs, is
Moving Out 10 Sea.
patch to Every Evening

Special Dispatch to Every Evening
Port Deposit, Nd March 13.-Last
night and today rain caused the Susque-
hanna river to rise fully two feet above
normal The center of the stream being
open, the ice foes are still moving toward
sea and thus the towns along here nave
been saved from any backing up of the
water.
The river is running rapidly like tor
rent and natives here see with pleasure
speedy end TO the icy conditions that have
kept them In a state of alarm for weeks,
the Ice having gone out to sea-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
BUSINESS CHANGE.
y. A. Davis Company Succeeds Hawkins
& Company in Realty Field.

The real estate business of Hawkins d
Co, 100 West Ninth street, has been taken
over entirely by r. A. Davis, for many
wears Mr. Hawkins sales manager Mr.
Hawkins has retired after long business
career in this city. He started handling
real estate about 40 years ago and was
active up until his retirement, one week
ago. The name of the firm has been chang
ed to the F. A. Davis Company which
will contlnue In business at the old stand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
DISCUSS SLOBDEIL LTRACTPLANS.

Members of the Board of Harbor Com
missioners met yesterday afternoon for
the purpose of discussing final plans for
the taking over Of the LobdelI tract.
There were some details that had not
been decided upon and these were adjust
ed.
The commissioners are dessrous of
having all plans ready for pushing the
work of the port development as soon as
workable weather arrives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
NEW SEAT OF GOVERNMENT
ESTABLISHED AT DRESDEN

BY AssociatedPress to Every Evening
Paris, March l3-The Ebert govern
ment in Germany has established its
seat in Dresden, the capital Of Saxony,
according 70 advices this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
NO AID FOR MONARCHiSTS
IN NEXT GOVERNMENT

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Cologne, March l3-rhe new govern
ment established IN Berlin is not intended
TO promote the aims of the Monarchists
or the reactionaries, it is declared in q
dispatch TO the Cologne Gazette from
Berlin today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
ICE JAMS GOING OUT
OF UPPER SUSQUEHANNA
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Harrisburg, March 13-The Susque-
hanna river rose TO food stage of seven
teen feet during the morning hours to-
day and the Central Iron and Steel Works
and other industries in South Harrisburg
were forced to suspend while the Bethlehem
Steel Company put its plant at Steelton
into shape for a food.
Ice jams are moving off without trouble
above the city and the huge field at this
point is breakig up. The bridges closed
last night have been rsopened
Great damage has been done by the ice
Jam to river coal and sand fleets and to
river cottages fo many miles along the
river
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
CABINET SPEEDS OUT
OF BERLIN IN MOTORS
Ebert's Ministers Didn't Stop TO
Resign Posts Before Making
Getaway.
nv Associated Press % Ever rvabin,

Berlin, March l3e-l040 a. m-The
nemlers Of the Fbert government are
retaining their Offices although they bavc
left tho capital, according 70 the Ioksl
Anzeiger in p special edition Just iss-fed
Tho newspaper says The old govern
ment refused 70 comply witt an nltirna.ur
presented by General Erhardt Of the naval
brigade which expired se O'Clock this
morning, the government ofririals leaving
Berlin by motor car without resirninp their
posts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
NEW IMPERIAL MINISTRY
Is FORMED AT Berlin
By Associated Press - Tvrry Ev,rirr

BY Assoristed Press - Every Eveni-g
Berlin, March IA new Inoperisl
Ministry has been formed II is provision
ally composed as follows.
imperial Chancellor, Dr. Kspp; MIN
lster of Defence. General Baron Won
Lueitwi'z; Minister of Finance tire Ohrr-
fnsnzrst Rank; Minister If Public Wor-
ship, Or Travb
The other ministers have not yet been
appointed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
EX-SHERIFF RILEY MELVIN DEAD

Special Dispatch TO Every Evening
Dover, March 13.- Riley Melvin, sheriff
OF Kent county during the years l903-04,
and one of the best known men of Kent
county. died at his home In FELTON, yester-
day, aged 20 years. He had been in i'll
health for some months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
Hindenburg for President.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Berlin, March l3, 4.30 p. mt is re-
ported that il is intended to proclaim Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg Imperial Prcsi.-
dent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

Playhouse--"A Always You
GArricx " yaudevills.
Queen--"T The Blooming Angel"
MAry's Ankle
Rsalto--''The Flaming Clue.
victoria-"rhe Last OF the Dus1es.
Savoy---"Some One Must Pay"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
Revenue Office Open Till Midnight.

Monday being the last day for filing
income tax returns at the Internal Revenue
Office In the Postoffce Building, Collector
Graham announced today that he viii
keep the office open Monday night till
midnight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
MONARCHlSTS SEIZE BERLIN:
PRESIDENT EBERT FLEES;
KAISER MAY COME BACK

Troops Recently Returned From the Baltic States Led By
General Won Luz New Commander-n Chief Occupy the
Wilhelmstrasse After Formal Proclamation, and Paris
Reports a. New Government is Being Formed General
Won Kapp at the Head Of the Revolutionary Regime
New Leaders Prominent Pan-Geman Propagandsts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

Ask for imported Pompeian Olive Oh
and be sure you get it-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

There is no substitute for Pompeiau
Olive Oil-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
Amusements Tonight.

The safe, sensible drink. Clover Dairy
milk.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

Friendship dance, Friday evening.
Tickets 90 cente.---Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
FEDERAL INCOME TAX.

Last date for payment, March l5.
Collectors Office, Ninth and Ship
ley streets, third floor; open, 0 a. m.
to 8 p. m.
Blanks, information and notary
services free.
Payments received in cash or by
personal check.
Every Evening business Office
will supply form l0i0-A, for net in
comes under 5000
Do it nowl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13

Certified milk for infants Clever
Dairy Co.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
Begin City Directory Canvass Next Month

fVeTy Evening Is informed That II. u.
Polk d Co, Inc. expects to begin lis
Sanvass for the 1920 edition Of the city
sixsG:aSy " abous a month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-13
Weather Forecast.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington, March f3.--Westhsr focecaSt
for Delaware.
Local snoxs and much colder tonight,
Sunday. fair and colder: strong northwest
winds. gales on coast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27
News

Sets of supplementary books for
the first, second and third grades are
being prepared for the children's de-
partment at the library and will soon
be ready for use.
The underworld of the library
the section of the back numbers of
magazines and p~eriodicals-in the
basement is being entirely renovated
for the first time in many years. All
the librarians are lending a helping
hand to install the new system, which
requires the harding of oil the back
numbers for many years. Obsolete
material is being disposed of and
there will remain nothing on the
shelves except what may be used at
some time or other. The work has
been going OF for the past few days
and will not be finished probably be-
fore next week. The system includes
the arrangement OF the papers &C
cording to their place in the alphabet
and will greatly facilitate the hasty
search for requested date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27

home on First street Thursday norm
Ing at 10 o'clock after an illness OF
several months duration. death being
Immediately due to a stroke of par
alysis with which she suffered early
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Walling has resided here for
many years and was q prominent
member of the First Presbyterian
church.. She is survived by q son.
George WaHing, of New York.
Funeral arrangements are pend
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27
Boy Scouts

The local headquarters of TIL Boy
Scouts has issued q report of the ex-
penseS of carrying oil the scout work
from June 81 to December 81, 1919.
With the view of acquainting the
public with every possible phase of
scouting, headquarters gives out this
report of expenses, totaling $3.50
IS for six months :: Camps, hikes,
rallies, demonstrations, training and
-seascouting, $66S.62; rent, insurance.
phone, Office equipment, supplies.
postage, printing, ~s734.84; t%ranspor-
tation, $60.57; publicity, S27.76; Ma
tional Council support n charter
fee, $125.00: campaign expenses.
$45.0S; salaries. S1,S8S.00.
The amount needed for the full
year of 1920, estimating the cost on
the past half years expenses aid
taking into consideration the raise in
the cost of a few of the requirements,
is set at $~7,SS5.00.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27

No Written Music In Slam.
In Siam music Is never written, but
learned by ear and handed down from
generation To generation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27
Sure
Death
to
COrnS
"G~ets-It" Makes EN- Lose Their
Grip and Lift Of Painlessly.

The first thing "Gets-It" does
when It lands on q corn or callus is to
snuff out the pain Then it shrivels the
corn or callus ard lOosenS IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27

Mrs. Margaret e. Walling
By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Feb. 27:-Mrs. Mar
earet Emma Walling died at her
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-03
THE PRACTICE OF HAPPINESS
BY DR.. FRANK CRANE.
Copyright, 1920, by Frank Crane)

happiness
to happiness, but the practice Of happiness
Happiness something capacity
another 1t brown red hair
o a Anybody have it,
is
ceai does not always bring it,
disposition being fat or
or haste religion phloss ply
Is o a / a
science something you a
botany psychology anatomy
piano playing and sewing And hap
piness S that. Also living -. ,r
philosopher expressed 1t; Il
generally about happy they have made up
their MINDS to be"
First of all your ability attention.
will believe this there is hope
exering constantly make strong
precisely persistent and
When an disturbing
considering duty keep in your
mir through find
merely then think something else
OF precisely
patient
could the VIOLIN
and replied: tried" 80
thoughts until
tried 1885 times And then won't say It,
eating drinking bed-be good
dseahs thing
Christian science ( mental Read Direct your mind
pleasing spiritual Think
Reject all Ideas GODS
and Of happy events
Two armies contend for youoys and goos encourage the JOY
brigade: night glooms
anxious and
refresh
habit Then think
the better
And thank God for OF humor
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-03

r,oted nv this same sentiment (ot non-
,ntervention) and assumed TO go WIN
;nstrrctions from the White iouSe 10
avoId al all hazards bringing dliter-
ences 10 an impasse. They go, ana al
most invariably reach conclusions tnaC
make ii impossible for them 70 reIlall
in The esryice and carry out the wishes
~ the administration. They are re-
oiaced. and again is tried out the policy
~ reasonableness, OF submission TO
dinlomatic restoring, OF acceptance
with mild protests OF the killing OF
american citizens and the looung OF
their property as one of the things that
must be put up with. until our repre-
sentatiye. worn out, throws up ms
hands in despair and turns the Job over
to somebody else" IT.. .. -
Neither he nor any other man,
submits the philadelphia Press (Rep,I'
"can he expected to make. friends with
the Mexicans and keep them friendly
Until the government which he repre-
SCENTS finds the wit to choose ana the
backbone to adhere to dennlte pollcy
toward our turbulent neighbor 10 the
south" x,..t..,,
If confirmation of the Morgenthau
APPOINTMENT is refused by the senate;
Il will not be for personal or pohtlcal
reasons, but, says the Derolt free
Press Gnd) because of "conscientlouLSS
scruples against becoming instrumental
in reopening the active diplomatic reia,
lions with Carranza that were endued
when Mr.. Fletcher left the service