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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
CHATTAUQUA At MARsHALLT0N
Big Program of Events Scheduled for
Tomorrow.

The Radcliffe Chautauqua now be-
ing held At Marshallton is being
largely attended. A big day is sched-
uled for tomorrow. with a performance
starting at $50. followed by big base
bah game with Delaware City on the
Marshaliton diamond
The Cranston Heights Fire Depart
ment viii have its engine on display
during the afternoon and after the
bah game viii give an exhibit Of fire
fighting
Evening ChautauQua will start at
$50.
There Will be a special number on
the program both afternoon and even
ing given by Americans Air. detach-
ment Of ex-soldiers from various re-
cruiting stations OF the army.
The object Of the Chautauqua is
community cooperation and proceeds
received in excess of expenses Will
be used for betterments in the COM
munity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
The 62 Organizations Which
Indorsed Citizens Charter Bill

List of Organizations Which Endorsed the citir-n.
.nzaon al Dover This Latter is the Same Organization
ich Asks the People of Wilmington Vote the Repu bc~,
icket the City Election Tomorrow
wilmington Chapter Anerie Association of Essseers
Delaware Section American Chemical society
Ladies Ias5 Apssry % pa. ane,sr Lssea o delaware Post Ss
Laurence Roberts Post No Il. 1mer Legion.
Benevolent Pioneer Literary Association
Mereantae @ S Section Chamber Of Commerce
League Of nr coiored Republican Women
Consumers League Of Delaware
Ds.s1s associate. ss.sssss E GGs's Lie Srs..,.-.
Delaware Delaware sss.y s,ass pe"1si c9Gafs soe,e :
wilmington A~o~asoa R-.
FreeP Defense League
wilmington Counel Of Jewshw wome
ssa coaasi. IAN
Keystone Rensos si1es Feid ciaB ciuB
Kwanis Club:
New Castle County Graded Sunday School Union.
Peoples Settlement Association Athletic As.oeiaionL
Peoples Settlement tAssocia Women 81 Club.
SsP ea@p SPANISH Var
R..5Ias;5s Es Tassssf HssR s5sRss csa,sf, cha
Wilmington High School Alamnae Association.
wIminsion High Iu school S!un Alumni Assosiaton
Miss Weinberg. v.
Men Mems Clubs Clubs e Episcopal % Churches -.,
Mems League Of Second Baptist Church
Sh;aP asa @5 Eass,ss q sSsis 4 q St s,P Peq' Church.
Mems B1o.heihood e 1 ePy MI Salem n4 NJ E Church
Mes%n9 Rssssss sa,11 cS d fffa asssss. fS Church
%asains'ea Camp ." J. Sofa
Iel pslaraTs s,a5 ceSma1dsry Nm N, No s. F. o $
Wilmington typographical Union No. 1913
Thomas F. Bayard and His Associates on the Demo
attic Ticket Are Record Being in Favor of the Citizens
,arter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
TRANSFERS WIN
CASH AND RIBBONS
Diamond Ice and Coal Co
Makes Annual Inspection
Public Affair.

To demonstrate publicly just what
equipment is required for the con-
duct Of a business as extensive az that
oE the Diamond Ice and Coal Co, also
to show in what excellent condition
such equipment is maintained. the
company yesterday afternoon held 4
public review Of about 90 vehicles of
all descriptions from their five city
stations and later awarded cash and
honor prizes to such Of their employees
whose teams made the best appear
ance.
The judges in this contest were J.
Writ Willis. Joseph Davidson, Horny
Snyder, Henry Bush and S. ]. McNee.
Cash sums were offered 10 the station
making the best showing in the re-
view and the judges made the follow
ing awards: First prize. station No. ],
at Thirteenth and Lombard streets:
second prize. station No ;. Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Union street; third
prize. station ~. ., Nandever avenue
and Jessup streets The cash thus
won viii he distributed among the en-
nloyeS at the lucky stations.
In addition prizes were awarded 70
the individual drivers of the three best
appearing teams These went q
William smith. tcamstcr No. SO. first
prize. Frederick Clark, teamster No,
1902. second prize; James Murphy,
teamster No. is, third prize.
There was a parade Of the com
pany's equipment through the city
streets before the awards We're made
and il proved something Of an inno-
walton which attracted much atten-
ton The company has for several
wears fostered a friendly rivalry among
IL employees with view 10 greater
efficiency. but i'll private way, and
this years inspection was made public
II Iei the people of the city sec jus,
what the company has TO offer In the
way of service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, June 3.-Ca1tle. receipts
5000: beef steers and butcher she
stock steady; top steers, 9.25; bulk
7.85@S.50; fat cows and heifers. $3.50
6.75; bulls and calves strong to 25
cents higher: Gamers and cutters
2.50G13.T5; bulls, mostly 4.50Ml6 90:
veal calves. largely S.75M9.50; stocker
and feeder steers weak To 25 cents
lower.
Hogs. receipts $500; active, steady
lights of most: top. $40; bulk, 7.65
aS-0O; pigs 10 to 20 cents lower:
bulk. desirable. 500
Sheep. receipts 5000; sheep steady
lambs steady % S5 cents higher; adj
vance chiefly on springs; top native
springs. 1925 70 packers; bulk, 1850
@13.OO; culls. largely 7.0OG7 so: Cali
fornia springs figure 35 cents higher
at 1855.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
FIsmere Club Elects.

AT a special meeting of the stock
holders Of the Elsmere Civic Club in
Elsmerc Presbyterian Church Wednes-
day night, the following directors-were
elected for the incoming year: Miss
Frances J. Butler Mrs. Isabelle G.
Faust, Mrs. Helen G. Reynolds Mrs.
Bessie w. Griffith, Mrs. Anna T. Talley
and Mrs. Louisa NJ. Ball. Associate
members elected were George f.
Bender. Albert Dryden. and Robert J.
Forman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
ELkToN CHURCH CLOSES.
Trustees Decline to Operate 1t With.
ont DIR. MrEimeyle.

Elkton. Md. June 5.-As a sequel 20
the resignation of Rev. DIR. John
McElmoyle as pastor of the Elkton
Presbyterian Church. the trustees
have ordered the church closed until
further notice. Just what plans arc
i'm store for the future have not been
made public. although IL is generally
known that many members of the
church are I'm favor of recalling DIR.
McE,lmoyle.
Under the ruling Of the General As
sembly. the New Castle Presbytery il
to call a congregational meeting with
I'm 30 days for the peace and har-
mony of thea achurrh. The friends of
Dr. Nc Elmoyie. who have stood by
him for the past two years. do not
hesitate To say that the church will
not be turned over under any circum-
stances TO the enemies OF their for
rncr pastor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
TRIVIAL CASE. JUDGE rHINkS.
NeighhorS Quarrel Aired in Municipal
Court To-day.

Mrs. lillian Rcck. charged with
diaorierIy conduct by neighbor. Mrs.
Arthur Cnwstcr. was dismissed by
Judge Hastings in Municipal court.
Mrs Beck was sCrubhing her front
pur when tho other woman spoke
fa her Mrs Reck then accused her ~
hrirr gossip. Mrs. Cawater teSti-
nsd Judge Hastings reprima nded the
prosecuting witness. saving, such
eases should not be brought before the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
FREE LIBRARY.
Committees Appointed 10 Serve for
the Ensuing Year.

The president of the Wilmington
Institute Free Library has appointed
the following committees for the en-
suing year;
Finance Henry T. Bush. Philip
Burnet, Charles Forwood. Leroy
Harvey and William G.. Taylor.
Library and Reading Rooms
George B. Miller. Frank Morton Jones,
Herschel A. Norris, George b. Rom
mel. Clifford ! Scott and James Kane.
Property. Edgar Rhoads. Thomas
W Cooper. Edgar NJ Hopes. Jr..
Pierre :. du Pont. George T. Lyon and
James G.. Mearns.
New Building Edgar NJ Hopes,
Jr.. j. Edgar Rhoads. Henry T Bush.
Leroy Harvey and Pierre 5. du Pont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
To ELECT COUNTY ASSESSORS.

The Levy Court this month will
elect two members of the county
Board of Assessment. Politicians be-
lieve William l.. Smith. Jr., of VIII
mington will be reelected and think
William A. Scott of Townsend will
succeed Patrick j. McGrory of. New
Castle. Indications point To Com
missioner Collins. Democrat, combin-
ing with Commissioners Ball Mccoy
and Stetser. Republicans, in behalf
o. Smith and Scott. Mr. Smith is a
Republican and Messrs McGrory and
scott are Democrats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
JAMES BODY ARRIVES.
Remains of Wilmington Soldier
Reaches America From Overseas.

The body OF stephen l.. James. a for
mer member Of Company l., lIath In
fantry. who died Of disease in Paris.
April 3. 1919, will he sent ID mis- home
In this city for burial Two brothers
az the dead hero. Frank and Adam,
who live AZ 509 South Harrison street,
Werc informed by the Graves Regis
tration at Hoboken, y. j. that the
body would he shipped early next
week.
Funeral arrangements win be in
charge of the various Wilmington
posts Of the American Legion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Seeking Mrs. Myrtle Burke.

Every Evening has received letter
from Mrs. Amanda Sutton of 1886
North Hancock street, Philadelphia.
making inquiry as To the present
whereabouts of Mrs. Myrtle Burke,
who. when last heard from. was living
in Wilmington. Mrs Sutton is
anxious to get in touch with her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Women Plan Lawn Fete.

Grace Young women's Home Mis-
sionary Auxiliary viii have an out
door meeting a. the home Of Mrs. II.
w. Yandever. 210f Van Buren street,
Saturday afternoon, June 4. supper
viii be served on the lawn at $50. The
annual election. of officers will follow
Mrs. d. II. zearfoss will have charge
of the devotions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Harry willis, Finger Dislocated.

Harry Y. Willis. Clerk in the office
OF w. Truxton Boyee. Federal Prohi-
bition Director of Delaware, Sixth and
King streets, sustained a dislocated
finger OF the left hand during a base
ball game last night between Second
Baptist Church and Grace Church
tea ms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
tpIrNrss WINS oAkEs STAKES.
odds Were flye To One Against the
Victor In Big Race.

~ Associatcd Press 20 Every Evening
EPSON Downs. England June g.
The Dakca stakes. for nllies, second
in Importance only 10 the Derby in
tirttish turf events. was won today
~ Joseph Matson's Love In ldleness.
Mrs " Nugeuts Lady Sleipncr was
second and Niscount Astor's Long
Suit was third The race was for
Ave thousand soVcrciEns over a course
~ about ono and one-half miles
Twenty -tWp horses ran The bet
ting was tivc 10 one against Love In
Idleness IS To / against LADY Sleip-
ner and 10 II I against Long Suit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
At y. NJ. H. A.
School Board Candidates Invited to
Attend Entertainment.

On Sunday evening Rabbi Max D.
Klein OF Philadelphia will lecture 70
the membership OF the T. VI. H. A. al
the H. A Auditorium on Sources OF
Power"
Besides the lecture an entertain
ment will be- given by the Delaware
Juniors.
All candidates for the School Board
have been invited 10 be present so
that the membership at large may
have the pleasure sf meeting them
The entertainment viii be the last
o. the season and large gathering is
expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Charged With Robbing Store.

Frank Jones, colored, charged with
breaking and entering the poolroom
OF Adolph Kirschner, at Second and
Walnut streets, last Saturday night.
was held under 81 900 bail for the
Court Of General Sessions in Munich
pal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Entertained at County Hospital.

Several women members Of West
Church went to the New Castle County
Hospital at Farnhurst Tuesday even
ing and presented an entertainment
for the benefit of the inmates. There
was singing and instrumental music
which was much enjoyed by the
patients.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Hines Plays Wesley.

m Hines business College and
Nadeiey baseball game scheduled for
tomorrow afternoon on Baynard field
has heen cancelled. The Hines team
uin play Wesley instead at Twenty
ninth and Market fstreets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Card OF Thanks.

We wish to thank relatives, friends
and employees of Diamond Ice & Coal
Co. for their sympathy, kindness and
floral offering is our recent hereave-
ment of our little son Howard Mr.
and Mrs, Harry NJ. Mcconnell.--Ad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
TERMINAL BIDS DELAYED.
WIN be Opened on July Instead OF
June 90.

By action Of the Board OF Harbor
Commissioners, in regular session to-
day. the date Of opening Of sealed pro-
posais on work included in the speci-
fications Of unit No. /. proposed new
marine terminals on the Lobdell
tract. was extended 10 Wednesday Y.
July s. At II o'clock noon. Whining
ton time, il O'Clock standard eastern
time.
At previous meeting Of the com
misssoners the date Of opening OF
bids was set for Monday, June 20
However, due 70 delay in the print
ing of specifications. and the request
or contractors for an extension Of
time. the board at its meeting this
morning decided to fix July as the
date.
Other business, transacted was Of q
routine nature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Building in May.

Binding insuector Preston has re-
lNsrtcd to city Council that in May "a
T.prnits were issued for opera tions
valued At tl4s4SI. Nine dwellings
vcrhrook Community HaH s3sS75,
cnstine S9b 000. a store for $3.50; Sill
49,, we're included
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Cleveland Heights Land sale.

John Writ Willis has sold land
and dwellings on Cleveland Heights
g. Harold a. McCardle. James r. Nc
Cqoskey and Hans Sadenwasser for
s. GOO each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
small Ro,s Hurt

Wladislaw Lukuski. 607 Church
street and Zvgrnont Bazela. SOS
church street both about 6 years old,
were slightly injured yesterday after
noon when struck by a truck ~ the
Diamond Ice and Coal Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Par,. G.ts ~ Olympic Games.

u, Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Geneva June SThe Interna uonaI
Olympic Committee today awarded the
1924 Olympic games 10 Paris. Amster-
dam was awarded the 1928 games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Aeeus.d Of AssauItine Oneer.

The oase Of Lillian HussOn. colored.
charged with assault and battery on
patr0lman Walter Kent was continued
3 week IN Municipal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
New pyfbian Sisters.

a meeting will be held tonight al
pythian Castle. for the purpose Of en-
rolling charter members Of the newly
orra nized Pythian Sisters Temple.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Training for Police Force.

William McC1afferty and Charles
Still were placed In the police school
Of instruction this morning under the
direction Of Sergeant Wilmer Hahn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03

Every Republican speaker
has publicly stated that
they were and are OPP
posed to the citizens
charter. MIR. Harvey, we
are all judged by the
company we keep.
Democratic City
Adv Committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03

Thomas F. Bayard and His Associates the Demo
cratic Ticket Are Record Being in Favor of the Citizens
Charter
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-27
PERSONALS
i. 4. T. + !. i. = !. 4. i. Z. :. :.

Superintendent of Schools C. E.~
Dryden spent yesterday in Savannah
! w E. Towns, Of Jacksonville, was
in the city yesterday.
Albert Fendig has returned from a
business trip to Jacksonville and Fer
nandina. eN
R. r. Hopkins will return in the
hl9 fning from ten days trip to At
lanta
w R. Tucker, agricultma al develop
ment and immigration agent of the
A, B. & A, was among, the visitors
to, the city yesterday.
w. K. Meeks, OF Waycross, spent
Yesterday lin the city.
R. Wills Heard, well-known Savan-
nah business man. was among the Wis
itors to the YESTERDAY
-
J. Gordon, of Gordon & Frsedman,
is.spending fewtdays on q, business
trip in Jacksonville. Is
i
St Flmo Massengale passed
through the city yesterday 4senroute
from St. Simon. to Atlanta.
Thomas G. stevens, .of Macon, was
among the visitors to the, city yester-
day. = ~ !
Robert S. Brown, of the Phoenix
Grocery company. spent Yesterday on
ST. Simon.
]. A. Young, of Darien, is spending
few days IN the city.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
PARLIAMENT TOLD
RISHPOHGCANT
BEREVEALED NOW
Attempts to Force Lloyd
George to Explain 1t
Again Fall Flat.

LONDON. Aug. lo.-The British
lord chancellor has informed the
house of lords and Parliament
fretting in its inability to elicit the
slightest information from the cab
met as to Lloyd Georges pace
terms. must content itself with
waiting-probably until after pro-
rogatiOn-when the proposals will
be made public or submitted to the
two houses for action.
Continued attempts to force
Lloyd George to reveal his schem.
for the pacification of ireland have
once more failed and the policy or
secrecy is today as closely observed
as il has been from the FIRST, in spite
of the favorable trend Of the nego-
tiations and the hopeful atmosphere
OF Dublin
Defends Action.
Lord Birckenhead was Questioned
by the house of lords where he
made his announcement that the
government would not submit the
proposals to Parliament at this time
on the governments policy Of re-
leasing Sim Fein prisoners Lord
Salisbury, who led the attack de-
elared the decision to free members
Of Dali ,Eireanu jailed for ''the
crime of rebellion was exceed
ingly grave"
Defending this action. the lord
chancellor laid stress upon the
wisdom of a negotiated peace with
ireland and declared that the pol
icy 4 was necessary to save the
lives of British police and soldiers
and to curb the growing bitterness
throughout Ireland"
In the house Of commons. Austin
Chamberlain was establishing q
similar defense Of the governments g
nolicy. stating specifically that the
release of John J. McEeown, COM
mandant in the Irish republican n
army. who had been convicted of
murder by a British court-martia;
was effected since keeping him in
prison might have endangered sue
cess of the peace negotiations.
Activities around the Mansion
House In Dublin. where the Dali
Eireann is to assemble for its his
toric meeting on August ls have
oeen extremely noticeable in the
CONTINUED on PAGE rwo.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
@,4ALLITERATE,
MARYLAND COUNT
Census Shows Decrease in
Percentage of Negro
Population.

+ Approximately 64.434 persons, 10
years old and over. in the State OF
Maryland. are illiterate. according
to the census Of 1920.
OF this number 1854 are native
whites Of native parentage; Lts4
are of foreign or mixed parentagc;
and 1855 are of foreign birth. IL
Iiterate negroes number S5.4o4. H.
iiteracy in the rural districts Is
greater than in the cities. although
ss,a4s persons are illiterate in Bal
timore.
Infants, or children under 1s
years old. make up one-third Of the
population in Maryland; while
1s2,147 children between Z and -
years old are recorded by the CEN
sus as attending school.
The population OF Maryland is
sal per cent white and 1e.o per
cent negro. In 1910 the negro per-
centage was 17.s. About -one-
fourth Of the white population Of
the State is Of foreign birth or
foseisn parentage. there being
102,177 foreign born whites and
143. Eo3 native whites Who had for
sign-born parents. There are ss3,-
ess persons born of American par
ents.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
CRAZED OBSERVER
ATTACKS AIR PILOT

ALDERsHoT. England, Aug. 10.
Becoming suddenly deranged. due
to draughts Of oxygen from a tank
while flying at an altitude of sew
erai thousand feet an aerial OBJ
server Of the Royal Air Force We'd
nesday imperilled his own life and
that of the pilot eated in front OF
him by beating the pilot on the
head all the way to the ground.
= Flight Lieutenant Bulman, the pi.
lot. noticed that his observer began
striking him terrific blows on the
head The machine landed in a
crash. bet neither man was injured
by the shock. Mechanics. however.
had a hard tight TO restrain the
observer VINO did not Aeeome nor
mai again for half AMI hour.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
SHERIFF. T0sTALK
TO REALTY BOARD

Lieut.. Col. C. Q. Sheriff.. officer
in charge of public buildings and
grounds. win address the members
Of the Washington Real Estate
Board at a luncheon 70 besheld this
afternoon at o'clock In. tho Hotel
Lafayette. Reaitor W. c. Miller
win preside.
The subject of the address will be
the development OF Rock Creek
Park and Potomac and Rock Creek
Parkway. Arrangements are In the
hands OF special luncheon COM
mittee composed Of Lee, d. Latimer.
chairfnap; Jesse II. Hedges and
Percy ! Russell.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
Motion Picture
Men Seek Neu,
Stars of Film,
Busy Photographing Felc
OF miss Washington
Entrants.

VITA two weeks remaining In
which 10 .sobmit photogrephs
for the selection OF AMiss
wsshfngtoa.. motion picture
met are already fiiminE msay
OF the most beautiful and at
,traetiye of those who have
brought their photograph No
The waxhInEton Herald.
These photographs will be
flashed on the screen Of Loew's
palace for the first time sun
day. Lawrenee Beatus, the
manager. has taken 4 keen In
terest I'm the unlque competi-
tien and u was he who started
the camera men cut IN fsearch
tor the Capitals most chsrm-
ing daughter. Later these films
viii be f6rwirded TO tie Vita
graph studios in the belief that
one Of the. young women may
possess qualities ssitabie for
n screen career.
The National Pictorial News
operators put I'm Q busy day yes
terday filming q few of the
young women In beautiful eut-
doors settings.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
All Prisoners
Out Of Russia
Director Told
~. -. - -. =. Z
LifUinof Assures Broom
Seven Americans Held
AreFreed.
,speci.i c.tle 10 Ths washinstsn Herald
and Chicago Tribune,
= NJ AMBROSE LAMBERT.

RIGA, Aug. lO.-WaIter Ly-
man brown. Earopean director
Of The Americas Relief Admin
istration. and N. Litvinofr,f Of
the sovtet's famine relief eon-
mfftee, arrived here today and
held their flrst conferences On
the measures to be taken for
the aid Of tie starving Rus-
sians. In the Latvian foreign Of
nee. The two men were intro
dueed By Prime Minister Nile
rowitz. who, after wishing them
success In their negetfations.
left taem together. Brown WINS
aeecnpanied By Capt Miiier, In
charge OF the Baltic relief. and
Capt Carroll.
Az q lrst step Litvinsfr pre-
seated eredentinls showing that
he was fully empowered BY the
Soviet government 10 nego-
tiate fer relief. He then pre-
scented q report stating that I'm
accordance with the American
demands the Soviet govern
ment had released the seven
Americans who were In Russian
prisons. Including Mrs. Mar
Euerite Harrison and that all
were now eut Of Russia. He
claims this fulnlled the Ameri-
can terms, which, as pointed
out, did not specify anyone but
prisenerx.
Brown expressed an Informal
view that all Americans who
wished should be permitted 10
leave Russia but he did not
press the matter and nled the
Litvinoff report with the State
Department at Washington.
He expects . reply before the
meeting II resumed tomorrow.
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