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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
FSAR RODNEY STATUE.
several Months VIII BE Required to
Finish Model and Cast IL In Bronze.

Whilo~thC landscape features Of Rod
pcv Souarc. occupying the block be
tween Market and King and Tenth and
Eleventh streets are practically com
nIote and the pedestal Is ready, for the
equestrian portrait statue which is TO
s,irnount il. the statue is not ready ana
win reouirc several months To finish the
model and cast this I'm bronze.
The original idea was To have al IN
readiness for dedication on July Four'h'
AZ the anniversary of the signing OF the
declaration Of Independence IN l'''
This was found impracticablc. however
and no definite date has been set as yet
The project OF erecting IN the square
a monument of some sort COmWemora-
live ~ tho veterans uf the civil war,
which has been agitatcd by tho q. = X
,,ete,nns committee, has made prog
ross since il was brought before Couh-
iii several months since. Not less than
sos 00o would he required for httink
monument. and modification OF the
mans of the square would have 70 be
made which might not meet the approv-
N az tho Park Board. even d the funds
were i'm hand.
There is already soldiers monument
N sixteenth and Rroome streets. and
tho old soldiers Park al Sixteenth and
Market streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
PERSISTENT THIEVES
WORKED At SEAFORO
Made Third Visit to One Packing
House and Took in Another,
All in One Night.

specfal Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Seaford. April 13.-Thleyes, Tor the
third time this season. robbed the oyster
naclinc house of ". II. Stevens Il Co,
Yesterday morning, forcing entrance by
..iir1mying q window Alter getting
inside they ransacked the Office but were
unable 10 get the safe open They visited
fhe stables Of the packing house, stealing
a bale Of hay and qu2ntlty Of harness.
The burglars also paid = visit to the
oyster packing establishment Of Donoho
4 Co. located only few yards away.
There they also forced a window, The safe
m Donoho & Cos office IS always left
unlocked and the thieves ranSacked every
,lr,xer IN II securing about - worth Of
STAMPS and postal cards. The hFm lett
several foreign checks in a bank book the
night previous IN the safe hese the
thieves took out but evidently feared they
would get caught IN trying 70 cash t6em,
and nut them on top ot the sale. hey
left the office in much confusion, papers
being strewn all over the floor.
After ransacking the Office the thieves
visited the packing room and stole two
gallons of oysters and pail 70 carry thcm
away in.
The safe at Donoho 4 Cos has not beer
locked for more than II years, when
veggmen visited the place and blew =
M. The robbers yesterday locked th'
safe before leaving and the firm eXpert
enoed much difficulty in getting u un
locked No trace OF the thieves has beer
secured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
No SURPRISE ~ PARIS
OVER TEXT OF MESSAGE

rariz prll t3-cahle extracts # the
address of President Harding before the
tinted states Congress yesterday are
rived here too late to permit this morn
Fne's newspapers r. comment upon T..
.perfiuax." political editor IF the
Echo a. Paris was the only editorial
writer 10 have something II say re-
gardiag the message.
There ia no longer any doubt ns n
the policy the new American president
ard hie advisers intend to pursue. ne
remarked 1T VAS not generally eZ-
pecfed that Mr flarArg would am
noaace Immediately his desire to see
tho theoretical state IF war with Ger
raang ended France for the past two
ears has bcen censistently mistaken
about America"
Little surprise with the text of the
message was expressed hy newspapers
issued today at noon
prudence" declared fhe Paris Aidi.
which IS customary quality of Amer
lear presidents. reigns supreme ln Ir.
Hardings message. There II no acca-
sloa for ~ either to light bonfres II
celebration or be alarmed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
CONSUMERS LEAGUE.
Annual Meeting 90 he Held April - az
Home of Mrs. Il. &. du Font.

Th, annual meeting Of the Consumers
League OF Delaware will bo held on
Thursday evening. April q. at O'Clock
~ the home Of Mrs Coleman du Pnnt,
the president. JohnR. Shiliady. cXecu-
live director OF the National Consumers
T.caeue. will be the speaker. his suhj"ci
boinc Living and Getting Living
Mr.. Shillady is we'll known 70 social
workers ~ the country. having been in
executive positions for various import !
ant organizations. During 1919 ana
1915 ATr. ShIlady directed the work of
the New York city Mayors Committee
IN unemployment, appointed by the lalc
Tohn Purroy Mitchell. During that
neriod he organized and was hartman
N me Federation of Non-C commercial
p,nDlovmcnt Agencies q New YORK
,,ity. During 1917 he WAS ~ charge q
ed,cation. publicity and research work
for the Commissioner of Charities oi
westchestcr County. " Everit MACY
he wen known philanthropisi and Civic
leader who financed personally several
branches Of advanced social service
work designed TO secure for that county
model charitable and correctional
deDartrnent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
DELAWARE PAYS TRIBUTE
TO BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
Celebration This Afternoon OF
Historic Ground at Cooch s
Bridge.

Today and tomorrow Will be market bv
Delaware's celebration of the memory ~
BENJAMIN Franklin. In connection with the
presence Of q large. broNe statue 90 'hat
historic citizen. which stopped here yester-
dav. On route 70 Waterbury Conn. .ts
fnal destination.
At 3 O'Clock rhiS afternoon, eNeeu,es
vii be held at Cooch bridge. the historic
~ra7r where tae tlrss american tag was uu-
f1rled in battle when Edward y oocn,
local attorney. descendant oi homa-
Cooch. of Revolutionary fame, and owner
of the property, VIII deliver a paJuot,
address. The local patriotic organiza-
tions including the sons and Daughter j
the American Revolution, VIII be repre-
sented and sill take part
vt ( O clock, tomorrow afternoon,
nublic celebration viii be held on as
plaza of the Public Building, when Ma 81
Tavlor VIII give a brief res'lme Of FnaN-
lin : life. Among hose who VII be pres, ~
At the hastily arranged celebrations tre
Mrs James I'll. Scott Mrs Peter Nrg.r
and Mrs. Victor B. Wooley, DaughterS
of the American Revolution. The BOY
Scouts win guard the statue, end -n~
school children viii participate n
the exercises. Tomorrow afternoon
exercises viii conclude re.co.f-
tion. as the statue wIH ~ taken ~
Chester. Pa. immediately thereafter r.
rortpd bv a troop Of local Boy ~coUs. "
viii he met there bv an escort from tine
PENNSYLVANIA Military Collcce lui =
arrival viii be celebrated a 'hc state
&rrnorv in Chester in the evening with
Governor William G. Sproul participating
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
NEW COMMERCE" rhtthS.

The Delaware commerce Motor
,r,s,cl- Cornpany. Of Thirticth and Mar
Ixet streets, is showing tn 92l line OF
commerce" models which have at
tracted much attention.
These include 1.500-2,3O0 pound paw
Load catacity merchantile express at
e. A5O. ) 1000 pound pay-lOad capacity
aracial delivery at 81 500 and the 1000
,,o,nd pav-load capacity fast freight
at $2,15
An models carry the continental mo-
tor electric starter. elc{tric lights and
rheumatic cord tires. The special de
livery and fast freight have a four
sneed transmission and units in keep
ING with their capacity,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
NAME DELEGATES FOR
CLEVELAND CONVENTION
kiwanIs Club Also Hears Reports
Of District Meeting at
Richmond.

WHiam 4 corey and James r. Stein
v..,, .ir,tcd delegates tu attend the In
4, ,rnatioraI Kiwanie convention 20 he
held M cleveland. Iune 2l-23 Guy
Ford and Edward IAntner We're elected
ltorrates
Ed ard Iintner made a report on the
ee,nt Richmond convention Accord
rr 10 l description the Wilmington
del.cate~ were greeted in great style
10th 4, the Baltimore delegation with
whom th, delegates journeycd 70 and
from thc convention. and also hy the
RI, hmono hosts
among ,ns things urged a; the CON
.,atiou Was the need Tor better educa
.ten n ta,t that was The keynote of
tho convention.
Presid, nt corey named committee
io boost the cleveland convention and
every nlcmb,t Who car make the trif
sas urged I. attend.
ite from Eay duRell was read
Gav i now a member of the Detroii
ktwanis Club and chairman Of il:
entertainment committee He also -7Irg
ed tho local club 10 send big delegation
"a attend IN, international meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
COMMUNITY CHEST
IDEA IS EXPLAINED
c. A. BelIamy Of Cleveland hd'
dressed Local Meeting on
Subject Today.

How the cofnru7inlfg chest idra hrs
aicccoeled ~ Few Iand, Ohio. and h0w
II would be applicable ~ this city was The
Thought of an address ~ Charlie A Bel
lanv of Cleveland. and Is round table dis
etssipn hat followed tho addrf today 1
Ehlch officers 0f m4uV civic orgarif9'ip-H
who were present participated
One ~ The big IDEAS ~ the romnunity
chce' plan IS that through =, executive
arr no. called ipo0 n the nldr' -
yrars work. r. hustle for MONEY. with
phioh - curry % fhoir 0r2an1a'ion
Good executives of any lice pf work ~"
seldom Efficient money maker recaus"
they have rot been trained f1at way
hut along other liaes
Mr. BellamY, who stopped of here ~
ms way " itantic City. said in part
In the evolution IF giving and the
dovrlopfncnt of social service, thrro had
Fcnn splendid growth m dIversit7 Il 7er
yice ~ sell rs fhorourhuess n undfrs' and
lnp jtIt With m n this excelleut develop
meaf hero ba7c grown mp certain evils
common "a practically all cities i1 ne
country
Among the most gIarinr evils are 'he
cost of collections both from the stand
r,o.nf a time given bv soelal WORKERS and
tftAt Bffthit tHt aftAt's 4tt
necez4ary FIR heads n institutions to
zoroetlroes srerd one-third n hc wear
,.oIje~fTng (fnds some institutions cn-
tstted ! i exrea=a from 10 n, 75 per cent N
the income. 4 not uncommon peroentsge
IF receipts for the cost IF -ervice III cpliec-
ton 35 per cert
The Old sTsfern euvolves great irrlia-
tioo on the mart IN glvers The men nf
means aod ca~y marks have been Infer-
e,,evrcd 0ffanfiYnes three, four and i've
t.raes !. day IN sav nothing ~ unmTnrrahie
ta+far. IF arpeal Before the community
chest n Cleveland. the total rumf"r af
,,,-ers ,yas about 300 Last year lf nas
2l2 000
aOoe realthv -lvar received requests
Il t,go years bv letter alone FIR S26T 600 Z
900 4.v-ided as follows 1900 Individuals
from nited states, SD OO0 O00, 400
individuals from foreign countries S.S@.-
O00 900. 100 institutions "a tne nlted
states s207. or, 600: 10 foreign iastr'u-
tons s6. 600 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
TO NAME CITIZENS
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Kiwanis Club Takes Initiative IN
Project for Good Members
Of New Body.

,,,,,,.,rs ,f the I<iwanis Club today
.,..,.,a t, r,ovement towards the torma-
zion of a citizens school Commlttee'
with which Il rs proposed To lndorse
.uitahle candidates for the new seven
member Board of Education ana push
their election.
clarence J. PNlc is chairman oi the
committee of kiwanians. ana o'her
members arr Oscar &. Draper. W. H.
ncaroua, H. r. Isaacs and w {. Corey
Mr.. pyle said that it was the idea "i
the committee to call upon othef 'lNiV
,aies 10 name representatives to meet
40 "A given time and place for the or
tanigatinn Of a citizens School Commit
tee. much after the manner oi the 'ih-
grns charter Committee.
Recausc the school election is non
tarttsan affair no political organization
eran now afford to indorsc any particular
candidates. hut after a ticket has been
named hV such a body as the Citizens
school committee. for the organiza =
lions fo select from. then they VIII be
.fc, ~ make public Endorsement
while Shermer IL. Stradley is the only
,an who so far has announced ms
randldncy for the new board, IT Is said
that Jacob ostor and br &. n Beck
vll also bc candidates.
Scv.raI Negro organizations have in
dur~,d u CruWcl Banton for a place
p M board hut there seems 10 he con
.drtlbl, opposition also among mem
rs uf his race.
IN, Republican Womcn's city COM
rItt,, a. a recent meeting diScuSSe'
t4rioas candidates that have been sug
e,~ted for the new board. but did not
udors, anN because they did not war;
b. dpp,al as using partisan influence
At i meeting of thc League of Color
III Republican Women. last night. II
tbr National Theatre. a resolution in
aorSing Or Banton's candidacy was Of
cred Some ~ those in attendance sa!
Fl Was carried while others say u was
not Mrs Nicc Dunbar Nelson, wh'
presided sass th, resolution WIs OF
trr,d tfar i motion TO adjourn haS
rc,u made and seconded. However. tn
lss0luftou~ Nerc read and - OF the II
N1omcu present voted for them while
thu othe, tau voted IN the negative
TIN. ,st, was illegal Mrs Nelson OK
planned Whom asked about The matte
todt,. aud does not 20 on the record
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
WOMAN cosrRssgs MURDER.
Husband Who II Serving Time In
penitenfiary Not Guilty, She Snys.
atad rfeaa % psvery Evening

By Associated ffess % Every Evening
Boise. Idaho. April is.~-MrH Franoes
Ernst confessed last night before the
state Board Of pardous that she. and
not her husband. who ~ serving Time p
the State penfenfiary. is guilty ~ ihe
murder Of f. a. Hehberg
Divorced from his wife Ernst ha0
heard that she was living ~ heh1"fK
cabin and had visited the place ~ tnr
trial he testified that he was - ne
cabin NJ fhe time ~ the kiliing, pnt ih"t
Mrs Ernst had ehot itehberg WIN q
rifle lie helped her bury the body and
then departed
Mrs. Ernat's testimony pinre1 me
bjafoe uuon her husband though mo
later was charged ~ an acceHs"rY ana
pleaded guilty
Last night she admitted Hhe nah hr'sl
the rife that killed itehtcrg aftef he ma
threatened her life They had quar-
relied and RehhcsE had 700 h"r %
would not keep hia promise ," marty
her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
MARCH THE BANNER MONTH.
Perfect Attendance Records In Schools
I'm state Best Yet.


orders .umiug from all parts Of the
state for ards which are awarded 10
HNidr.r ~ the rural schools for Ger
t...f records ~ attendance indicate
.1..t. March w.i' h.. the banner month.
-.> Thousand seven hundred Perfect"
dance .rs ords are reported 70 date.
and SIS n, usaud Two hundred Good =
.au4#a.d ~ the hid VINO has been
neither ths,rf nor tstrdy more than
two daVs during ths month";. The
.srd~ viu h. distributed by teaCh hers
IL tI. schools ahou, The 18th Of the
..nrfh The Perfect Attenda nee
card fol March part Of the histori-
,aI scries presents picture Of the
Aiacdonough homestead in New Castle
county. and gives sketch Of the
.qreer ~ Thomas Macdonough. bril-
lltui sea CAPTAIN The Good" attend
.,ne. card bears a greeting from Mary
+ Woolley. President Of Mt HOlyoke
college. written IN recognition Of le
drive being made by Delaware chill
dr,n for better attendance in the
s-hools.
The appreciation with which the at
tendance cards Hre being received
,nroughOur the state is illustrated by
f. paragraph from - letter received
flu prominent sussex teacher a.
th. office a. the Service Citizens this
morning
~ word about thu Perfect Attend
sr,e ,ards. IN letter reads They
have been an incentive and through
them ulv attendance has averaged very
high Pupils viii work al home befor,
and after school. setting strawberry
plsuts etc some arising at daybreak
rather than miss a day of school anC
lo-s Perfect Attendance card. Again
ascept our thanks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
LEAGUE WORK REDUCED.

Paris. April l3.-Oficiais n the
League u Nations have received IN
stract4ons. says the Echo de Paris. 70
reduce their undertakings IN order that
the misunderstanding existing with the
United states may not De widened.
Tn same newspaper declares that
Premier BRAND has teIegra phed Rene
Nivlaai, former French premier. VINO
is al PRESENT in America, that France
believes the United States must par
tjeipate in ali the advantages II the
common victory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
mum poR FvDrR.scF
Autocar scd ~ Haui sfafur
FrankWn fram HrWfunrr

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opened t-rnlrh
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
serenteen Get Il. 2. Degree

The Calanthe Lc1ge degree team
last night conferred the rank Of page
on seventeen candidates at an initiation
bv the knights Of Pythias at the Pyth-
ian Castle. More than $50 members
from Calanthe, Lafayette. Clayton and
Washington lodges witnessed the cere-
monies Following the initiation re-
freshments were served. The candi-
dates who took the rank last night are:
George X. Crossan, Otto Burkhard
George A. Young. Jr, John T. Walton
William Pierce, o. b. Clark, Joseph
Jones Howard Woolsey, Frederick
Hoffman. willard Walls J. II. Terrell
Peter Halpin, Jr., George Ritter. George
Slxlut. ]. Mckay and Messrs. Hall AND
Ray.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
FRUIT GROWERS ADVISED.

b. Associated Press 70 Bvery FveninE.
Washington. April f3.-Fruit grow
crs in the regions affected by the recent
freeze are advised BY the Agricultural
Department. In a statement today. TO
ascertain Immediately the damage 10
their orchards in order 10 determine
what spraying viii te Eeeded.
Peaches were reported 70 the de-
partment as having suffered most over
a considerable portion OF frost stricken
areas except in middle PENNSYLVANIA
and New Jersey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
pHILl. raopuol aAuAft,.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
Trinity EnMarth LEAGUE.

n Tho monthIy las4ut@s meeting of
the Epworth League of Trinity NJ. +.
church. last Monday evening. the fol
LOWING officers were elected for the en-
suing year President " J. Fesnoeht:
FIRST vice president, George Clark. See
ond president, Margaret Biddle ];
thrd vice-p president. Mrs. Hudson !;
fourth vice-presideut Earnest Lacey
secretary. Leone Ineraham; treasurer.
Reulah Cook pianist. Beulah Cook
treasurer Of flower fund, Mrs. Pullman:
collectors, Edith Fung, Aleta Colgrove
and Beulah Cook
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
sELsoN co. WINS.
Awarded Verdict for Machines SAID 70
Have Been Sunk by Huns.

verdict for the >rlsoa EngncorH- :.
plaintiffs III i stut for damages aEtn-
The Federal Steamship 70. was rendered
mi, noon bv the jury which has been .t-
tinp oa the cas. since MONDAY u tl.
Federal District Court. This Na, ur
s. 6o7. %. which covered the amount
claimed. S6.20S, with interest.
This amount represented the cost 81
four Djeces 81 screw making machinCr,
~bipprd III December. 1916. from Elkhart
Indiana to New York. to be forwarded to
Genoa. Itav Through an informahty
40 bin Of ladmg tor the Shipment was s-
sued, 50 that no insurance was taken ou-
and rs the snip which carried IT, 'ne
Seward. was sunk III mid-ocean by s
submarine, tins Sulr was brought IoI
recovery.
The jury WAS excused uhAl lo 3-
Monday morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
WINDOWS MUTILATED.
Malicious Mischief Attracts Attention
of Police Along Shipley Street.

Someone using a glass cutter, or dia-
nond. has cut several Of the windows
along Shipley street between Fourth and
Fifth. The Yerger art shop, at 419, re-
ports that It's large windows have been
cut The door leading TO 421 Shipley
street has also been cut in several
s,aces. People living at these two
places have reported the matter 10 the
police.
Glass cutters recently damaged
several Of the windows along Market
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
4IFSSON IN FRIENDSHIP"

The lesson in Friendship founded
on the story OF Damon and Phythias,
was presented by Calanthe Lodge No. %,
*. Of r. at Pythian Castle last night.
Addresses were made by Supreme Rep
resentative Theodore w Simpson and
Grand Chancellor William X. Wilson.
Music for the degree work and for
the reception following was furnished
by the Calanthe orchestra, under the
direction Of w. S. Anderson. About 800
were present, including visitors from
oi1t of town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
NEW LEVY COURT CAR.
Bids to be Received for one for seventh
District.

Levy Court yesterday afternoon ad-
journed. after a short business session
following a long executive session. TO
meet at 1890 tomorrow morning. At
that time tn" consideration Of the bids
received Yesterday for the Red Lion
Marsh work viii be taken up.
\ resolution was passed directing
the advertising Of bids for the purchase
of an automobile for tho Seventh dis
trict. which comprises Appoquinimink
and Blackbird Hundreds The price IS
not 10 exceed 81 900 and an allowance
is TO be made for the car now in use.
The sum Of S835.57 was by resolution
allowed for legislative expenses cover
ing the recent session. and ordered paid
from unappropriatcd funds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
FLOW WRRS N THE SNOW

F,Ikton. AId.. April 49, IA rs. .4,
III Mrs. Henry FL GApn uuIs4aI,
large varieties of spring hoD.r, Wtt.
blooming in the SNOW uu Mouda, 4e
harmed by the sudden change ia me
weather.
Lilies, pansies, Nlolcts. tnr%ef uo-
nots pink white ana bluc. plsmulas and
bleeding hearts ram r.ut With thy uat
cissus and other e4gl.i uuWe u-
b,,lbs This IS an uupre, edeutal o,,ls.
ance in this section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
Ex.EMPRE>S' FUNERAL DELAYED
Body WIN Remain at poorn Castle Until
sunday or Monday.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Doorn Holland. April f8.-The body.
Of former Empress Augusta Victoria of
Germany. who died here early Monday
viii lie in Doorn Castle until Sunday
evening or Monday morning
The original intention had been 70
transport it from Doom today for
burial in Potsdam Funeral services
viii be held here sunday and in Pots
dam on Tuesday next, it vas announced
today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
10 Install A. 0. L. w. Officers.

m Workman Hall. 800 Washington
street tomorrow evening, the officers of
wilmington Lodge No. !, A. 0. Z. w,
will b. installed by the Grand Master
~ the Jurisdiction. assisted by his Of
hcial STAFF. A number Of candfdat ties
y.,u also bc admitted to membership in
the order. A social hour will follow the
Lodge wors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
ARMY PROMOTIONS APPROVED.
harding Adds Gen. Edwards 20 Head oi
Wilson's Rejected List.

d
Washington April 13.-President
Harding approved today the list "a 2
new majcr- generals and 70 new briga-
diers as prepared by Secretary Weeks
and it viii be presented to Congress
soon.
Clarence r. Edwards. who command
ed the Twenty sixth 1New England)
Division in France. heads tho list of
ma r-generals His name did not app
pear in the list which was sent 10 Con-
eress by President Wilson and con
firrnatlon Of which was held up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
p. s r. SEGREGATION UP AGAIN.
Arguments on Appeal Set for May ., in

By Associated Press to Every Evening,
Philadelphia. April 3. Federal Judge
J. Whitaker Thompson today set May ,
for argumtut in the United States
court of Appeals in the matter Of the
segregation of the Reading Company
properties as decreed by the United
states Supreme Court
The court allowed II parties ia inter
est in the case to file Intervening peti-
tious