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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
SIM FEINERS GET PRISONER.
Remove Fellow Patriot From lniirmary
Under Nose of Guards.
ed Press 10 Every Evening.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Belfast. April 1.-The mystery Of the
two blood stained motor cars found by
n police patrol Wednesday night AZ
Rockcorry. county Monaghan. was eX-
planned today when it was discovered
the vehicles played part in the most
sensational coup thus far engineered
by Sim Feiners IN South Ulster
Last evening an important Sim Fein
prisoner. Matthew Fitzpatrick. who was
under treatment in the Monaghan In
Urinary. was removed by friends de
spite the fact that a fully armed mill
tary guard had been placed in the in
Urinary TO prevent his escape. F1tz-
patricks friends secured all the rifles
and ammunition # the guards.
One Of the Sim, Feiners was wounded,
which accounted FOR the blood on The
cars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
ALLIES PROTEST RtTTEN
on VAPSBI re 20 HNO s

Paris frr
Hungary r"das
-astorati,r. ar
would cvtau tea-.te
gor fhe ffgr asr.s
This 2nrnrz suaf
council ~ tIlbrqsodura ..r. ff.
virtual glfiruat.~ fr tN. @
powers Including .rriarf
italy and their -sscr -af...ttse HF
given additioraI rrirf c fr
f. vas communicate
allied stata~-hv rhttr iiuHvt~ ar-
rounded 'zs-r hr- ~l0vnfIs. lr.--
Kumania snd Toiand at aT Ht
three n which rurrprl-lUr 'ae 'Is
entente have declared tH-rr selves
ready : take military actior .eairar
the H.psburg rrstrrarlnr
The events 70 evhich Hunrarr tra
theatre -he res0iuuous ~ rne toIu.i
of Ambassadors read. "plafe the rrinci-
pal Allied powers under obligation f1
recall 20 the government am the reonia
of Hungary the terms 70 their declara-
tion a February sIs2o.
Faithful 10 the principal rnunctated
in that declaration ne Allies have t1n
( duty 10 repeat that The restoration af
/ the HapsburEs would inperil the verr
( foundation q the peace. and fhat u
could neither be recognized nor t0ler-
Ated
! The allied powers count upou thc
/ Hungarian government. conscious 20 the
/ gravity q the situation. thar would he
+ created by the return % the throne ~
I the former sovereign. % take efiicacious
I measures % suppress me ATTEMPTS
/ whose success even muTnentariir. could
not but have disastrous ,ousequences
for Hungary.
This declaration viii 80 teleEraphed
20 the Allied high commissioner In
Budapest and communicated officially 20
the Hungarian delegation q Paris and
the representaEives NJ the nurdering
states II Czecho- $iovaSia. Iugo- slasli.
Rumauia and Poland.
Entente tonsiderins Blockade.
Premier Brands newspaper fhe
E.clair. lnderstau uds rae aioe eaue at
Hungary Is being considered ar rne
entente governments = the -.t-1t.on e.
not rapidly cleared gp.
Ivan Ttaznoesky. HunE4l l.as 'llrs-
ter to France. points n4. .r 'l4 -
ment printed in the Figaro. that .ala-
munications betUceE Paris au4 3la--
pest are interrupted and -naf aa news
reaching this oi;y muHt come hy vay ol
{ Jenna. ana NLlfa at.4N.l'- rlt..aa-NH '.HA'"
j.-ted 20 careful scrutiny
Envoy Disbelietes Reports.
The minister declares has disbelief uf
reports that Charles has been suclrss-
ful in his attempt. and says tlv delay
in his departure from Hungat1 uiay
be attributable Co thc necessity &C uD-
tanning the consent 1f the AUSTRIAN and
Iuso- -Slavia governments to his ras-
sage across their territories. lfe aaGs
that II General Iehar had gone over so
the side Of Charles he would most cer-
ltainly have been advised. While u d
possible that 8 Few alventurers ar,
. gathered around .he FORMER emnerl
and that some hatShons of troopr mas
be ready d support Aim. thc miuistei
! SAYS he does NOT helstr 'hc arms bias
declared Tor Charlie
Hungary the minister cou.. ude-
has had enough coaps q etat While
Continued Cn page rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
BERLIN EXPLAINS PARDOSs.
Makes IL known "kidnappers' Were
Not Freed by Any L. ;. Pressure.

Berlin. April THE pardoning Of
Carl Neuf and Franz thinner was sug-
gested 10 the Baden authorities. by
tho German government as volun-
tarv attempt to smooth out an un-
pleasant situation. il was semi
officially declared here today.
The recommendation was not be-
cause of any agitation in the United
States or in view of the probability of
representations by the American gov
ernment il was added.
Neuf and thinner were today on
their way from Mosbach TO Coblenz.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
NEW SITE PROBABLE.
Far Salvation Army Industrial Quarters
Now at Second and French.

Tho social department OF the Saliva :
tion Army in this city may be moved
from the present industrial quarters at
second and French streets to a larger
and more modern building, if the plans
of Adiutant Reed in charge of the de-
partment materiaiize.
Adiutant Reed said this morning that
t},e constant and financial aid Of the
Nexy York offices would be necessary
before ANYTHING definite could be done
M reulv has yet been received from
New York. he stated He admitted hav-
ing inspected several buildings among
them a large building at Ninth and
Walnut streets. Apjutant Reed denied
that any property had been leased.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
TO CUT sEAMEN's WAGES.
Tentative Approval of Reduction Given
by shipping Board.

BY Associated Press % Every Ilvenlhg.
Washington. April Tentative ap-
proval was given by the Shipping Board
today TO reduction in the wages Of
seamen employed on American vessels
on Atlantic and Gulf Coasts The ques-
ton was up al conference between
Chairman Benson and Representatives
of hte American Steamship owners As
sociation.
A specific plan outlining changes in
hours aud reductions in wages was pre-
sented by the steamship men. but the
board only expressed it's view on the
general situation and did not approve
any specific proposals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
WOMAN SAVED FROM MOB.
Rushed to jail After Pouring Acid
Into Eyes OF School Teacher.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Jerome, Ariz.. April Mrs. Clar-
ence V. Hopkins. wife of mining
engineer. was rushed TO the Prescott
County Jail today 10 avoid violence
against her, following the throwing OF
acid into the face of Lucille Gallagher
a school teacher
Mrs Hopkins entered restaurant
where Miss Gallagher and another
teacher were eating, and. according TO
witnesses, seized the young woman 10y
the hair. pushed back her hat and
nonred the acid into her eyes rubbing
h in with her hand which was severely
burned.
During the war Mrs. Hopkins. Miss
Gallagher and another local teacher
were in Washington doing war work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
FOUR FARES FOR A QUARTER.
philadelphia Traction Company 10 Make
no Advance I'm Trolley Rates.

I2v Associated Press TO Every Evening.
philadelphia. April 1.-President Nit
ten. OF the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company. has abandoned temporarily
his plan for a straight seven-cent troll
lev fare, and asked the Public Service
Commission 10 continue the present
rate of four tickets for twenty-five cents
,fter May /. the date Of its automatic
expiration.
Notices appeared IL all trolley cars
tl,is morning announcing a new tariff
had been filed making no change in the
,resent fare" The company asks the
present rate be continued pending com
pletion Of the valuation Of the COM
pany's property, on which a permanent
fare will be based.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
FrTit Not so Badly Hurt.

Swedesboro. \. j., April L. Now that
fruit growers have made closer examin-
alton a good many are OF the opinion
that The cold weather has not been 50
disastrous as at first thought. Hurd
Weatherby, one of the largest fruit
growers in South Jersey, finds that his
orchards show some damage, but be-
lieves there will be plenty of peaches.
Cherry and pear trees are harder hit
than peaches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
LEWIS r. WILSON.
Death of Well Known Musician and
Former Church 0rganist-

Lewis 7. Wilson Of 7O5 Adams street,
whose death. Wednesday, was noted IN
Yesterdays Every Evening. had been III
a long time. He was a wen known
musician. lie was born near Newark
but came To this city at an early age
and had resided here ever since. lie
taught piano and pipe organ lessons
and for rs years prior to his retirement
ave wears ago. was organist of West
prasbvterian Church He is survived
by his widow and two sons. Willard >
and j. Barton Wilson.
The funeral services will be held al
his late home tomorrow afternoon, and
v.,ll he conducted by Rev. T. Franklin
smiley. pastor Of West Church. Inter
ment viii be made IN Lawncroft GENE
terry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
DENY yENI2ELOS' VISIT.
laps Know Nothing of Former Pre-
mIer's Inten ntlons, Toxic Says.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Toxic. March S1.-Authorities at the
Japanese foreign Office say they know
nothing OF the reported visit of Former
Premier Venizelos OF Greece to Japan.
An Athens dispatch received in this
country early this week stated London
adviees had declared thar NJ. Ven
izelos would go TO Japan as the guest
of the Mikado and would be asked to
arhitrate existing differences between
Iapan and the United States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
Amuseusnts Tonight

PLAY hOII st.--' meFic1
Garrick Vaudeville.
O,IeSsn-"A Romantic AdvenfurtssN
Naicstic Sonethinx - Think About.
Arcadia-''W " hats Worth Mhllc.
Saw, -' Pleasure SecSCrs
RIA. 49," \ tuil House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
Fnnled naneers.

Hold April Fools Dance tomorrow
avanine Aprii 2. instead Of tonight. The
Auditorium. zoo West Eleventh street.
Mans fo,. hig crowd Souvenirs
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
PRINCESS ANASrAsIA BEtrER.
Former Mrs. Leeds Slttlng Upi Nay 60
10 London for Minor Operation.

F3v Associated Press 90 Every EVenng
Athens. March 3t-Princvs, Anas-
tasia sat up today for the first time
since she underwent an operation SIX
weeks ago.
The Princess stnl IS .seak hut her
Musicians hope She win hc able 90 so
70 London four or ave weeks hence FOR
a secondary operation which is NOT eN-
,,..cted 10 lie serious
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
ppRtIN,s "KING" SLAIN BY cor.

nv Associated Press to Every Evening.
Berlin. April Wilhelm Sylt. known
as "the uncrowned king of the Berltn
proletariat" died this morning as re-
suit of a bullet wound received yester-
/ day. when he struck policeman who
arrested him on suspicion that he was
planning a general strike
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
weather Forecast

BY Associated Press g hNefN eNenihk.
Washinzton. Anru 1-Forcc4st Tor
Delaware ., a
Fair tonight with frost probably lgaNf
--Saturtiay fair aud warmer ifpsh unt tnef-
a winds becomiug southcrly ~atufuAH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
HAIL. SNOW AND RAIN
USHER IN APRIL AND
CAUSE APPREHENSION
State Farmers Say. However,
No Additional Damage Has
Been Done to Crops.
HOPE FOR, SOME OF THE FRUIT

The heavy rain OF last night ana the
rain and hail this morning. win
little snow. which ushcred In the month
OF April. has not made any change IN
the situation with regard 10 fruit pros
poets in the state. according TO re
ports There was quite heavy ran
Of hail in Wilmington and vicinity. bul
SO far rs reports have been received
no particular damage was done.
II seems to be the opinion OF iful'
growers on the peninsula that there u
a possibility of part of the apple crop
being saved Examinations Of orch
ards. as stated in Every Evening YES
tcrday. show that Is to 40 per cent ol
tho buds escaped the freeze ON scNFrai
varieties of apple trees. aud II these
develop and escape orchard pests ana
drouth there may still bo fair produc-
tion of apples
Newton L. Grubb Of Grubh's Corner
a member Of the State Board OF Agrl-
culture. said this morning that eN-
animation Of pear trees indicated tha'
is To 20 per cent Of the LaComrte va
riety. quite common variety In peia +
ware. had escaped the freeze, when
makes il possible there viii be sot'e
pears The bleeding Heart variety 81
cherries seems To he a total loss sum
of the later varieties Of apples ana
pluTns may have also cscapcd m
freeze. he said The rain ana hah oi
this morning did no damage u 'ha'
section
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01

Perfect Fitting Eyeglasses.
Collins 4 Meyer. 1oI w. sth Sl--Adv,'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01

Safe milk means healthy children
Call 1910 or I5al. The Glover DAIRY
Co--AdV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
No Hall in Kent.

Frank e. Bancroft Of Magnolia. near
povcr. said this morning that Their" had
been a heavy rain in that sectIoh' ~ f.
r. LII a,,a tl,n weather last night and
,,,,,,,t,,r raj done no additional
.,a,,,ar, !, anp.ared he said. that
some Is to 40 per cent OF app'S q ''e
,a,t.tiss Mad escaped the freeze,
~. ,,tna ~ fr,,tf Occasionally. he
III, p' H., oo,rb bud could he found.
,,.-s ,,.,.. more hopeful for
- ~. .-,,ft ,,a,Ild be practically a
49, III !, ,har section As 10 the ef
feet on pears. he said there was
difference of opinion. som" grower
.,....-,,. .,,,,. wound l,, a total loss and
>. bai,o,.ad that some of the fruit
would be saved.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
Texas National
Guard Officer
Is Dinner Guest

Tho Amarillo Hotel was the scene Of
a most enjoyable dinner Monday eve
nng NJ ESQ o'olock In honor ~ Major
\. \, Wonlhprod, Assistant chl'f ~
staff u the a0lh Division, Tcsna NM
llunnl Guards, under uoneml iiul'l'
In addition Ia the honor 90, ihvro wet,
president Colonel John u, uoldlnd
Major " n, Estes Lieutenant w "
Martin, Lieutenant W, H. Thunns
and luo H. Pope
Numerous stories " The World Wa
went round the hoard among The OH
GERS, Veterans " that area, HuuHk''
60, righteousness Tho dinner la'l y
nad saarrd many experiences In lf'
md IN hntllu an common ground, y
tact tina, rendered formally ihpoAal'
,hle, 49,
Dutlng the dinner tn Information
wan d,Vulup,d that Amarillo N H. hnv'
both artillery aud infantry units IN Uh'
,go.ol ganlpod national army ihv nvF
,unmnla,lun II lo bv nn a high nnd nv
paaeiil plane, according ~ the rla'v
'mon,s NJ Major Wvalhcrcd rno per
sannrl ~ to h. VI lhc hest, and the lIo
'r,aAa ut proscn, n,wng"d IN such ~ Y
makc APPEAL ~ material such ~ woul'
80 nrnugA, intu tho ~ san,N,uoM
Mhvn ,hc dinner vame tea cloHo u
tho end ~ lwo or murv hours, thns
pr,scnt cNprvsscd the hclNt TIA, III
now WAS National Quart niNiHlc
viii ~ over IN gr'N, shape, nnd uh'
thc Amarillo units viii hr reflective ,
tho nvllcs, and hes, In the cnllrc ~
In,tsttaUVn,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
Canton Drum Corps
Is Given Over $AvO

Although only a few II the - II q
special committee to solicit funds Tor
Jhr expenses NJ the Amarillo canton
Drum corpa a. the Hover olEn Grand
l.odro NJ The I, o, q, " nt Toronto.
,anidn. showed ~ yesterday q iot1
~ 5000 wga reported raised last nlHhI
II ~ believed moro rnnuuiiro hrr
lrrs wlll work to-day and u u hnprd
that nuld portion ~ The ~ zoo no' W.
rd lu dohpy The csponhon II 'he Drum
Corps VIII h, raised
Announcement was made last niRh,
that the Drum Comps would also 10 a
Gcsrpc team and able Ia confer any de-
gree from the inillnlury IN the suhnr'
dlnnto lodge tu the canton In The can
ton, the hluhosi order NJ the |, q. q, w.
This VIII require the comforting ~ nlno
degrees and the team IA anxious 10 en-
empllfy the dunrccs NJ Toronto,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
Prominent Texas
Norman in Amarillo

Ma MargN y Noal VI Var'easc'
Y.,aa wts the guest % IN gousin'
Nra A N lnW SUNDAY and Monday
al iioo ra,lw street Mls Noal has
TIA obstruction "a bglRy hs uis' ana
,als ueu,bc, 4 a dmomir state
,unmi,ee IA Twas aud eas been an
pointed a m,mb,, ~ The state ls@td o'
,,us,e,s O. ,,ho NoluRl sceoos she
vas ufu,ih eliiuf and plewNlni OF
,he t,ssi twas Neglsle', enr ~ 'hee
tflehi.at sni tcst edited Nv'hucs 90
lA,mgpu foNas aud Ga many NeA,. has
Oesn a ploulnont mempVl % the rNas
rlsss Assnoalon
M.,s NAL vas elggi,d a d'l,ea'e Al
Ntso uaN thla siAie a. The last ma
tnial d,m0eulN senNgNiwn az tn
bsnVlsea apa az a w'mefr Of shN'
b1sh uas "a eav u lho wosl lmpoFon'
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13
FAIR COMMITTEE
HOPING TO Make
SPEEDY W|ND-UP
uANY PERSONS AGREE TO
WORK FOR FUNDS
TODAY.

Special committees To- Wind M tho
financing " the Panhandle Plains Trl
sts,c Fair hTan work yesterday, only
thrcc ,halNnun We're Hchvduhd To do
their work yesterday, hu, a large mann
bcr promised tn hvsin today, and I, N
cspccled that some definite results VIII
be rcpnrtcd
~ a. iamlson, sccrrlary, manager, II
anxious ,ha, al romMiitrc chairman
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13

RIGA, Scpl, Mrtt railway com
mNN,oa,,ons between Mga Nnd lNru
haNo hvcn ,acNcd nr ,hO inst tint
SiNvc lhV warNres A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-13

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-27
DETROIT HANGS
WELCOME SIGN TO
WAR VETERANS
Disabled Soldiers of the World
War Will Hold First National
Meeting Tomorrow

Detroit, Mich, June 27.-Detroit
today hung out the welcome sign"
to American soldiers wounded in the
world war.
From every part Of the country vet
Grams were arriving to take part in
the opening sessions tomorrow of the
first meeting of The Disabled Amer
lean Veterans of the World War.
Perfection of the national organiza-
tion, discussion of questions vital to
the welfare of wounded soldiers, and
selection of next years convention
city were among the matters to come
before the gathering before the final
adjournment on Thursday
Today was devoted to registration
of the several thousand delegates and
to issuance of credentials. Tonight
the wounded men will be guests of the
border cities of Canada at an enter
tainment at the Windsor Jockey Club,
Tomorrow forenoon, addresses Of
welcome will be given by Governor
Alex ] . Groesbeck and James Cou-
zens, mayor. of Detroit. The report of
Judge Robert s. Marx of Cincinnati,
national president, also will be given.
Among the speakers on the program
tomorrow molnine are Jules 1slssI
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-27

the northern parliament. The Sim
Fein has to face that fact and reckon
with it 1t can only do that in one
of two ways-by abandoning the de-
mand with a republic and agreeing to
the establishment Of a southern par
lament under the guarantee to Ire
land act or by continuing its present
insane action to its own destruction
by force
The National Irish News says the
idea of inviting de Valera and Pre-
mier Craig to conference at London
did not occur to Lloyd George and his
colleagues until they had made King
George the agent and instrument of
their policy of destruction in Ire.
land.
After pointing out that full fiscal
freedom must be the basis of any ne
gotiations for national settlement,
the paper says: 1T remains to be
seen whether Lloyd George is acting
because of spasmodic pang of/hon-
esty, or is merely developing another
strategic maneuver for putting five
siXths of the Irish nation in wrong
before the eyes of the world"
The editorial concludes with an ex-
preston of the hope that de Valera
and his advisor will utilize the &C.
casion to the best advantage of the
country, whose longing for peace is
surpassed only by their unconquer-
able passion for. national freedom ="
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-27
THE WEATHER

Pressure IS relatively high over the
southeastern state. but there IS lit
he barometric gradient The tropical
disturbance i'll the northwestern Car
ib5ean sea was apparently still over
the Gull Of Honduras Yesterday morn
ing moving slowly westnorthweat,
ward
Rain has fallen over the South At
lantic states, in the form OF local
showers There We're showers also
on the North Atantic and middle At
lantic coasts An area OF law pres.
sure extends southwark to Texas.
Ram has fallen over the Mississippi
valley.
In the west. pressure is high on the
North Pacific coast and low over
Arizona There has been rain in
Washington, but elsewhere over the
western half Of the country, generally
fair weather has prevailed
Temperatures are high this morn
ing over the eastern half of the coun-
try, Louisville and Toledo reporting
80 degrees at observation hour this
morning The maximum temperature
at Tampa Yesterday was 93
indications are for partly cloudy
weather in the vicinity of Tampa to-
night and Tuesday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-27
Newspaper Comment

Belfast, June 27.-In message tel
egraphed here from Paris, where he
is acting for Irish Republican inter-
ests, Sean O'Ceallaigh, member of the
Irish republican parliament, says:
"Premier Lloyd Georges invitation to
explore the possibilities of a settle
ment if independence is not excluded,
will undoubtedly receive the earnest
constellation of President de Valera
and the Irish cabinet"
The Unionist newspaper Northern
Whig takes exception to Premier
Lloyd Georges attempt to draw Ul-
ster into a conference with the Sim
Fein," declaring Lloyd George is not
treating Sir James Craig, the Ulster
premier, fairly, in asking him to meet
with Eamonn de Valera.
What has Ulster to do with de
aValera's absurd claim that he has set
up a republic in the country" the pa
per demands.
The News Letter says: I'VE are dis
tR hn secrets when we say that
' 0I'IatiQ1 for q conference is a
a Eae 4I|o1'ng into being Of