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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-08
STOCKTON VI. f.. CHARGE

On Sunday, October Sth. services
will be held aS follows:
Wesley Church. Stockton-Sunday
School at 1000 A. NJ. Preaching at
100 \. VI. Subject: Solitude That
j. Not Loneliness" Epworth League
at TOO z. NJ.
Klei Grange Sunday School AT
2.l5 =. NJ. Preaching AT 300 +. NJ.
Subject: "Christ's Call" Young pco-
pie especially invited.
Grace Church, Franklin City
Glass meeting at $50 A. NJ Sun
day School at 2.3O p. NJ. Preaching
at 7.3O ?. NJ. Subject: "other Re-
fuge Have | None"
REV. w. l.. HESS. Pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-08
FRANKLIN VI. =. CHARGE

Services Sunday. October 9th. as
follows:
Greenbackviile = Preaching service
at 1890 A. NJ. Sabbath School at 2.30
I. VI.
SignpoSt Sabbath School al 2.l5
=. NJ. Preaching at 300 r. NJ.
Girlletree-Class Meeting at 1890
A. NJ. Sabbath School at 2.l5 7. VI.
Portersvillc-Sa Sabbath School at
2.3O L. NJ. Revival services will be-
gin at the Portersville Church Mon
day. October 10th. at 7.30 7. NJ. and
continue for two weeks. Everybody
is invited to attend.
REV. r. W. SUTCLIFFE, Pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-08

Ladies and gentlemen,
next Tuesday will be the
last day this year on
which you can get reg
istered. Do your duty
to your race and affiliate
with the party that best
represents it. Register !
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-08
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bible School ut 1000 A. NJ, and
preaching at ll.OO A. VI.
EvangeliStic meetings every even
ing next week. Song service prompt
~ at fla o'clock.
You are welcome The meetings
will do you good.
II. +. OLDAkER, Pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-08

Ruth is the champion home-run
maker of all time Ha has batted 59I
home runs this season and has, no
doubt, made the Yanks the champions
of 1921. He is a Baltimore boy. In
the Worlds Series, two games have
already been played between the
YankS and the Giants. The Yanks
have won both games, in each the
score WAS = to q.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-10-08
A Double Bill

Flubb-"lt cost Jones $50 TO have
his family tree looked up
Dubb-"Ycs; and another fifty to
keep the information secret"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
FARMER AND LABOR UNION
Peoples Reconstruction League
Organized and Announces Pro-
gram to Save Country.
By Assoeiatsd preaa 70 Every EvenIn

By ASsoeiatsd Press 70 Every Evenine
Washington, Ian. Organization
pf the Peoples Reconstruction League.
described as a non-partisan union ~
farmer and labor organizations, 10
carry out "a program Of economic
justice which viii save American work
sfs, six billion dollars a year. WIS an
notinced AT headquarters Of the league
here today Headed by HerDert r..
Baker. President ~ the Farmers
National Council, other officers II the
league, aa given in the announcement.
included william Fl. Johnston. Presl-
dent Of the international hssocis tion
OF Machinisfs, and Mrs. Florence Kei-
ley. vice presidents. and Warren S.
Stone. chief Of the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers. and l.. =. SneD-
pnrd, President Of The order u Rail
way Conductors of America. members
OF the executive committee.
The league announced that it stood
feor government operation of tbe rail-
roads: payrnent Of the war costs b.
taxing privilege instead Of poverty.
changes in the nations banking and
credit system and "strict controi %
natural resources.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
RE|NHARDT'S OFFICE
HANDLED ISIS CASES
These Were Disposed of in New
Castle County in Past
Four Years.

An interesting statement has just
been compiled which shows that dur
ing the term Of David J. Reinhardt. as
attorney general. from 1917 to 1920, in
elusive. Mr.. ReiuharGt and his deputies
had q particularly busy time in the
criminal courts in addition TO their 9TH
er duties.
Ii the Courts Of General Session. oyer
and Terminal and Common Pleas. for
New Castle County, Al total Of 2.5ls
cases was disposed of. They covered
almost every phase Of criminoiogy
Larceny was the highest with "A total
Of s47, violations of the drug act came
next, with ITS; after that breaking
and entering had a total Of i0G. appeals
from Municipal Court, So, assault with
intent TO Kill. IS, conspiracy. 25: carry
ing coIlcealed deadly weapons 80; em-
bezzleIhent %: false preteuce IS; false
swearing. 80; improper conduct toward
female child. 40, forgery. 46 gaming,
80; keeping gaming table. ~ highway
robbery 69; driving off motor vehicles
without the consent Of owners. p.
murder. 72: non-support. II. pointing
pistol. IS: receiving stolen goods IS :
wife beating. 29, violation Of the work
or fight law. 35.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
HARDING SlDESTEPS.
Dodges Public and Social Func-
tions at Palm Beach, for
Game of Golf.
BY Associated Press to Every Evenini

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
West Palm Beach, Fla, Jan. 81
Sidestepping many public and social
functions proposed for him at this
fashionable winter resort. President
elect Harding divided his short visit
here today between private luncheon
and a game of golf
He not only turned down invitations
to participate in formal welcome but
made his plans TO keep out of sight as
much as possible during his call here
Although the hour of his arrival was
kept confidential. a large gallery gath
cred at the links to watch his goB
match and another crowd fingered from
early morning about the pier where II
was reported he would disembark from
the Victoria.
For luncheon President elect accept
ed an invitation TO be the guest OF a
friend of Henry z. Fletcher OF Penn
sylvania. who is a member OF the
houseboat party.
Leaving hero late in the afternoon
the Victoria was expected to tic up for
the night a short distance 10 the south
and TO proceed tomorrow morning for
Miami.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
MAY TRY PREACHER WHO
MARRIED AL DU PONT
| May be Hailed Before Twelve OF
| His Peers for Violation OF
! Church Canon.

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening
Los Angeles. Jan. 27.-Trial OF the
Reverend Baker p. Lee. formerly rec
tor Of Christ Church here, before twelve
Of his peers in the Episcopal Church,
on a charge Of violation Of an ecclesi-
astical canon In having performed a
marriage ceremony for Alfred |. du
Pont. millionaire powder manufacture
OF Wilmington. Del. and Miss Jessie
d. Ball, of Los Angeles, was being con
sidcred today. according TO church Of
ficials.
The convention Of the diocese assur-
ed the Right Reverend Joseph II. John
son, Of its support should he decide. as
bishop Of the diocese, 10 call Mr.. Lee
for trial.
The charge. it was said. would he
violation of Canon ~. which forbids
performance of the marriage ceremony
by an Episcopal clergyman when one
OF the parties is divorced and has a
former spouse living.
Mr.. duPont's marriage 10 Miss Ball
took place here last Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
R. R. HEADS TO DISCUSS
GENERAL CUT IN WAGES
Meet Tomorrow With Railway
Labor Board for Confer
ence on Matter.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evrnirr
Chicago. Jan. 2T.-Mcu,bers OF tat
labor committee Of the America
Association - Railway Executives ta
day are on their way 90 chicago Cor F..
meeting here Friday 20 discuss viii
The [ rited states Railway ia3hor Enar
the possibility ~ wage reiuctions t.
employees on the ieadiuE ra4lrusd ,,-
TENS u the country " W Atferhul
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. .- p.
LoCuis OF the Lehigh valley. and ~. -
Bell. of the Chicago. Rock tsiana a
Pacific are sm0uE chCsc eNIls--ted 60 as
tend.
The railroad eNrcuuFes. IL o. sala.
are ready 90 submit to the Eltilval
Wage Board. their fgurvs 90 show thaf
AZ the present railroad rates tht
properties are not earning siN per com.
guaranteed ~ the transpof t.ttiou tct.
,hat the rates now arc AS high ts tat
business can De expected o. hesr thal
forces have been cut 90 tho minimum.
Consi stent with safe operation. and thsf
a reduction Ia wages is the only ra-
manning place Tor a rsduc uon n eN-
penseS.
4 decision by the hoard IS eNpe. rei
Friday on the case of thr Atlanta.
birmingham & Atlantic Railroad whi p
posted notices ot vase redu, tious Tho
brotherhoods byought the roticcs to rb
attention OF thc laieo. Roard ASSN &
that IL order the ralroad 20 res-int
thcpl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
STILL PREDICTS
FALLING WEATHER
Rain or Snow With Heavy Cold Winds,
The Prognosttcator Insists.

The Prognosticat0r Insists.
The weather bureau insists that the
snow storm predicted day or two ago
is on the way and should reach this
section by midnight or early tomorrow.
he warns also that the storm VIII BE-
accompanied by a heavy wind and re-
ports no change in the temperature.
The mercury has advanced several de-
grees since the extreme cold point Of
Monday night was reached. II record
ed IL degrees last night and before noon
was 81, just below tho thawinR point.
There seems to have been no intensely
cold weather yesterday az any point in
the country, the lowest temperature re-
corded being II at Eastport. Me.
On Tuesday, however. the mercury
recorded eight below at MOntrose. Pa.
which is one Of the high points In the
foothills of the Alleghenies and one Of
the coolest places in the country in
winter.
There seems to be no indication OF a
return to the warm weather conditions
like that OF Sunday morning but there
is a storm on the way that must reach
US tonight If 1t does not side-step the
track upon which it is approaching.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
EARLY Morning CARGO
FOUND TO Be LIQUOR
JarneIli and Baldo, Caught Un-
loading Truck. Held in $1,000
Bail Each.

IN the City Court today Michael
Jarr1eIu and Matthew Baldo We're each
held in 81 900 bail for the Court Of
General Sessions on q charge OF hav-
ing more liquor in their possession
than the law of the State allows.
They were arrested by Officers
Paynter and West on Tuesday morning
at . O'Clock, when they We're discovered
carrying suspicious looking packages
from a truck bearing q Maryland Ii
cense. into house at 226 TatEaH
street
The packages were fou1h to be tin
containers wrapped in bags and con-
aimed liquor analyzed as 90 per cent
grain alcohol A cork filter, govern
nent revenue stamps. a spec!lc gravity
bulb. coloring matter and compiete
outfit for bottling whiskey were found
IN the truck.
Benjanaan Warner, who was arrest
ed last night by Detectives Riley. Nc
Daniel and Kempski. on Front street,
while carrying a suitcase containing
Eve quarts Of alcohol, was arraigned
on a similar charge and at his request
the case was continued until Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
CONSCIENCE STRICKEN rhIEF.
stole Miss Margaret Beauchamp's Coat
and Returned IL BY Mall.

fur coat valued alt $500 WAS stolen
from an office on the fourth floor OF the
,iu Pont Building whilc the owner. Miss
Margaret Beauchamp. vas at work on
Monday afternoon. The coat WIS re
turned yesterday in a package bearing
a Philadelphia poStnark. Hiss Beau
champ is daughter Of Rev. 4. +.
t2aauchara,, pastor oI t,pworth M. Z.
Church.
4 Negro was arrested on suspicion 81
having taken the coat and later re-
leased ON bail shortly after his re-
lease the coat was returned to the own
81 by mail The charge ot larceny
against the Negro was nolle pressed In
AIuuicipal Court today as there was no
evidence against him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
WIFE DISAPPEARED
so Court Grants John Jaroslawski a
Divorce

A decree Of divorce nisi was granted
in the suit of John Jaroslawski vs. An
ma Jaroslawski in Superior Court today
INV Judge Heisel. The decree was
Granted on grounds Of desertion. VII
liam II. Lyman represented the plain
tiff. Jaroslawskis wife left him about
ten years ago. he said, taking two small
children with her
Philip /. Garrett filed a petition for
a writ OF habeaus corpus in the suit Of
Hsaymond II. Stout VS.. Alice j. Stout,
Alice Cardenti and Mincio Cardenti, in
superior Court today. for the custody
nf a child, Alice Marie Stout. a little
over two years old. The father and
mother separated ia October. 1919. This
case will be heard Saturday morning.
A decree of divorce nisi was granted
in the suit of David IL. Essick vs.. Mary
a. Essick, on grounds of desertion.
isssick testified that his wife left him
10 visit a woman friend and that she
failed 70 CONS. back. Edwin r. Cock
ran, Jr., represented the plaintiff.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
JAMES MILLS DEAD AT SO.
Former Wilmington Coal Merchant
Spent His Latter Days in Phila.

James Mills. fOrmerl. Of this city.
is dead at his home in Philadelphia, at
the age Of 83 He had beer in in health
for a long time, and his death was not
unexpected.
Mr.. Mills engaged in the coal bust
ness here for many years and had
large yards pn East Fourth street near
the m PennsyIvania raj iIroad crossing.
For long time he made his home at
the Clayton House. but gave up busi-
ness here several years ago and moved
10 Philadelphia, where he since lived
The deceased was bachelor: niece
lives ia this city The body win be
brought n Wilmington tomorrcN FOR
burial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
ILLNESS AFFL|CTS
MEMBER AND AIDS
OF LEG|SLATU URE
Representative Phillips, House
Reading Clerk, and Senate
Attorney Affected.
PHARMACY BILL HELD OVER
special pispatch from statr correspondent

Special Dispatch from sits correspondent
State House. Dover. Jan. q.
Representative Phillips is confined TO
his home. at Bethel. by high fever
which seized him in Dover. Tuesday
He hopes to return to the capltol next
Monday.
House Reading Clerk c. w. Jones,
who went to Wilmington early in the
week to ask that he be excused from
Jury duty, became i'll and returned to
his home at Townsend, after receiving
treatment at hospital. His condition
has improved, but friends believe ne
must undergo surgical operation.
Julian c. Walker. one of the attor-
aeys TO the Senate. is recovering from
IN attack of the grippe and expects TO
scCin his duties here next week
The House met at 1o.45 o'clock this
morning, and for the purpose OF giving
>-ommittees an opportunity for work.
ordered a recess for on hour
The senate today passed the fol-
owing Senate bills.
Authorizing the Levy Court of Sus-
TEX county TO fix the compensation OF
Clerks of Sussex county.
Conferring on authorized representa-
tives Of; the State Highway Department
power to enforce all traffic laws and
and all laws relating TO licenses OF
motor vehicles.
Giving the police OF the State High
way Department full police power.
Discussion On Pharmacy Bill.
The Senate bin prohibiting persons
who are not registered pharmacists
displaying the word PHARMACY or
Medicine store" was given third read
ing in the Senate and made special
order for next Monday morning at
1890 O'clock Its passage was rec
commended by the state Board of Phar-
macy and former Deputy Attorney
General p Warren Green.
During discussion Senator Alice said
the bill aimed at certain unregistered
Pharmacists. including a Greek in Will
mington.
Senators Mcrntire and Robertson
thought It would put patent medicine
stores out Of business and stop the
sale of such medicines by rural groc-
~ stores. but Attorney Hope said it
would not.
Boxing Bin Reported.
soon after the House reconvened'
the House bill relating TO boxing eN-
hibiticns was reported ION its merits
10 that body.
The HOUSE Dill alretlOl1k A4At AASA4
oyster and game laws was reported
ravorahly; also. the House bill author
eizinE the governor OF Delaware to aT'-
,,,irr a commission to meet with a like
commission from New Jersey and draft
notifications Of laws regulating the
,aking Of fish in the Delaware river and
hay.
The House btii increasing the salaries
Continued on Page S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
VA, Sen Rentt,,s Car

Il was stated this morning that ne
S25. 600 Rolls Royce automobile owned
hy GeorSe w Bcatty. eNaN IatoT and
British army officer. has been plncca
on sale By a Philadelphia automobile
sales company. 20 hc sold he,auso The
owner "contempiates rcturning 20 EnE
land. The Rolls Royce ear. ia whica
Beatty was quite conspicuous hero
was shipped 70 Philadelphia. January
3. presumably for repairs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
MANUFACTURERS MEET.
Makers Of Fruit Packages Hold Con.
Yention at Hotel du pont..

A luncheon was held by the Eastern
Manufacturers Association in Parlor b
at the Hotel du Pont today There Was
an attendance ot IS members.
sula Matters Of interest 10 that trade
New Jersey and the Delmarvia penin-
They are makers of fruit packages IN
were discussed at the afternoon meet
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
WILL BREAK ALL RECORDS.
CamInetti says Flow OF Immigrants
From Europe WIN De Great.

Washington. Jan. 2.Thc flow of
immigrants from Europe will break all
previous records before July !. Unless
steps are taken TO check IT, Anthony
Cammetti commissioner general Of inn
migration declared yesterday before the
senate Immigration committee.
Il hesitate 10 estimate what wIll be
the rate OF immigration when Germany.
Austria and nearby states open up" he
ADDED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
spinach Victim nYlng.

BY Associated ,T'raRs to Every Evening
Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. 97.--Physi-
clans at Blodgett Hospital. where three
persons have died and nineteen others
were made III or poison traced ia pre-
served spinach. held no hope this rAnrn-
ing for the recovery OF Joseph T..
Allen, one of those stricken. The re-
mainder are said To be responding TO
treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
CITY MANAGER PLAN
FINALLY ADOPTED BY
CHARTER COMMIT TEE
w. P. White Wanted to Limit Pay
to SIS, 600, But This Was
Defeated.
COMMISSION TO APPOINT

Reversing it's unanimous vote of
few days ago. favoring a flve-comnis-
sion form of government. for Whining
ton, with discretionary powers left to
the commissioners for the employment
of a city manager, the Bipartisan
committee at n meeting yesterday
afternoon voted TO have u paragraph
inserted in the draft of the new city
charter. making II mandatory to cm-
ploy n town manager. At first the
change proposed that the salary Of tho
manager should not exceed $4,000
yearly, but the salary item was lost
before tho final vote on the question
of a town manager was passed
In the opinion Of one member Of the
Bi-Partisan Committee. this effort, had
, It succeeded would most likely have
been fatal TO the proposed new charter
When the final draft was finished last
week. IL was read 10 the members Of
the Bi-Partisan Committee and all
present voted in it's favor. The draft
next went to the Citizens Committee.
composed Of representatives Of many
civic organizations, and this committee
approved of il and directed Leon Walk
er. chairman of the Citizens Committee
to arrange for committees TO boost the
proposed legislation.
White offers Amendments.
But when the Bi-Partisan Committee
met last week for the final adoption OF
the charter draft. William j. White,
member, was Ill and did not attend
At the meeting yesterday. Mr.. White
proposed a series Of amendments TO
the new charter, stating that had he
been in attendance last week he would
have proposed them. HIS Republican
colleagues voted with him on the propo-
sition for q city manager. but while
several G.. O. p organization men stood
with him on subsequent amendments
the vote OF other Republicans. among
them women members of the commit
Continued on Page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
BRITISH AND FRENCH
STILL FAR APART ON
GERMAN INDEMNITY
Former Find II Impossible TO
Agree TO Latter's View
point.
MAY PAY BY lNSTAl-MENTs

B5, Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paris. Jan 27-It was understood
this morning that the British deiesa-
ton attending the session Of the Su-
prerne Allied Council considered II i'm
possible tn agree TO the French view
point regarding German reparations.
The mornings sitting Of the council
was cancelled In order that David
Lloyd George, British prime minister,
might have an opportunity 20 talk
privately with members Of the council
regarding the French position as set
forth yesterday BY Paul Doumer.
French minister Of finance.
Louis I1odcheur. French minister for
liberated regions, conferred with Mr.
Lloyd George this morning. continuing
a private discussion they began last
evening.
Paris. Jan. 27.-From information as
70 the tore of the discussion among
the conferees as a whole Il appeared
that the general policy being outlined
was that Germany must Be made 70
pay All she could. The question most
perpIexing to the conferees. IL was said.
was now to obtain payment without m
Jury 70 allied Industries
question have been going on between
Lloyd George and BRAND. but there was
M Indication that anything resembling
an agreement had been reaeneo- ne
British premier holds the opinion tnat
rha amount of indemnity Germany
must pay should oe dennltely nxed.
which view was rejected oy NJ brlAllu
~ bfs address, bsfo~e the Chamber Of
Deputies last week.
1t is reported that 2 majority OF the
allied representatives attending the
meeting Of the council had espoused the
,-,,.ws Of Mr.. Lloyd George.
Berlin. jan 2Ts-OrficiaI announce
ment was made yesterday after q con-
ference between Dr. Walter SanlonS'
N{tn5ster OF Foreign Affairs, and DR..
WIr4 n Minister OF Finance with
Chancellor EhrenhacR. heid tuesday
mat Germany had agreed 20 the plan OI
,3Vs >carlv inStalmerlts FOR the pay
,,,s,,t ~ reuara tions as the basis OF
further negotiations with the Ailles-
Germany however. desires that the
,,..,-.,f Mons fixing the amount OF tbs
iusgaIments shall be temporarily post
poacd FOR discussion Pf the method ot
assessing the reparations and apprais-
ana. tser4nany-s capacity 20 pay
The ef3clal COMMUNICATIONS On the
subject saws that Germany IS aware oI
Continued oUI Page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
Amusements rOniyal

PLAYHOUSE 'kiSmct.
Garrick Vaudeville
Oueen ~" Mid Channel
Majestic lp In MARY 5 tfic.
Savoy-"rle Daughter PAYS.
RiaiJo The Mark cf dorru."
strand" Sea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
l.. sTFAxYNskI FOUND DEAD.

Believed to Have Been Accidentally
Overcome by Gas In Ills Room.
Overcome by illuminating gas, I.ud-
wik Stfazynski WAS found dead In a
room above his store. AT Elm and Adams
streets, shortly after o'clock tins
morning II is believed that he acci-
dentally turned open the gas jet when
he retired last night
William RorowslSi, relative, found
the body and notified the police The
remains were taken In charge by
Deputy Coroner Nichols. Coroner Bull
lock viii hold an inquest tomorrow
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27

Harbor Commissioners I'm New York.
Members ofl local board Of Harbor
Commissioners are In New York consult
ing the Technical Advisory Committee
on the proposed marine terminal project
on the I,obdeli site.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
Weather Forecast.

Ry Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington, ian - torccasl for nele.
ware Unset TIED with prohahls rain 0r snow
toniSht Friday fair strVng northe,sst
winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27

Advertisers in the Want Al Section
are people. and every person can pro-
ntaby use want ads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27
lee Unsafe For Skating.

The sudden change in temperature
today made, skating practically unsafe
The ponds about the city are q mass
Of slush and the ice is badly cracked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-27

cheap healthful food. Glover Dairy
SalS Mix. ,ne l64D.--Ady.