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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
SnlLMANS IN DISPUTE
OVER THE SETTLEMENT
Ex-Banker's Wife Says He Made
OveTtures, His Counsel
Says He Didn't

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
New York. May ,s.-Ars. Ann r.
Stllman. defendant in the divorce suit
brought by James A. Stinuan- former
banker. today made public a letter frrn
her counsel. John 3. Stancnfheid. in
vhcih he declared q proposition had ne~n
made TO him looking 10 a settlement n
the case The lawyers letter said lae
terms of settlement proposed. inclusied
leaving the legitimacy Of Guy Ssillrsn
upQuestioned.
Counsel for Mr.. Stiilrnan yesterday
denied that they had taken any port In
negotiations for a settlement and de-
ciared there never was a time when MIR.
StiIlman was willing to srkno~ledSe
the parentage Of Guy.
The proposals, Mr. Seanchfiesd said.
made also included disconunusn,e ~
the divorce action. payment OF a sub
stantial income for life and provision
that Mrs. Stillma1- should take up her
residence abroad for hve years.
Mrs. Slillnan declared she had re-
fused the latter provision even after the
period of time had bee reduced Ia one
year.
The lette- from Mr.. Stanchfeid was
dated May 25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
FREED m ONE CASE,
ARRESTED IN ANOTHER
Frank Philoski, Dismissed on the
Charge Of Selling Liquor, in
Trouble Again.

Prank PhiIlosxi Of lo7 South Clay
mont street. who. on Aprn 3s escaped
from Federal prohibition agents by
jumping fro ma second story window
when his place was being raided. was
reArrested this morning following his
disrniaaAl In Municipal Court. where he
vas given hearing on the charge OF
selling Intoxicating liquor to a neighbor.
Hr Was arrested "Wednesday by Police
man Sutton.
The arree, this morning was made on
a state wnri'ant secured by Frank X.
Haley. agent for the Law and Order
Society. On the morning of April rs
W. Truxton Boyce. Federal prohibition
director for Delaware, alleges that he
secured a buy" from Phillosh as a
matter a evidence. At noon on the
same day prohibition officers. on .
s~arch warrant. went TO the South Clay
mont street address and raided the
place During the raid Phillosk was
captured. hut escaped when the officers
permitted him TO go unguary3ed to the
scrpnd floor. presumably 70 secure his
haa and coat He escaped by jsnp-
lnx = window Last "Wednesday he was
again arrested on q charge OF selling
iiauor and at his hearing this morning
he was recognized by Officer Boyce.
Philloski will b. arraigned in NUM-
r,pel Court Monday to face the charge
~ violating the State liquor lows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Ex-President Wilson Warns
In Memorial Day Letter

Washington, May 2s.--Woodrow Will
son has broken the silence he has main
tanned since he retired from the White
House on March 4.
In Memorial Day letter to the
editor of "sThe Stars and Stripes, which
was published yesterday In that soldier
periodical. he declared that the Amer
lean people "shall NOT be able to enjoy
the full pride of the days recollections
until we have made sure that the duties
that grew out of the war have been full
filled to the utmost"
Are we sure2" he asked IF We
are NOT shall we NOT soon take steps
to do whatever has been omitted?'
The full text of the former Presidents
letter follows.
Memorial Day has always been one
of our most solemn and thoughtful an
niversaries when we recalled great
memories and dedicated ourselves again
to the maintenance and purifcation OF
the nation, but this year it has ar
added and tremendous significance be-
cause the memories and sacrifices oi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
wYYK's CASUALTIES HEAVY.
DECLARES DUBLIN CASTLE

Dublin. May zs.--T-he weekly Review
Of events in Ireland, issued by me Dub
lin Castle authorities yesterday SAYS
that the intensified campaign ~ rrur-
der continued unabated during the p-~f
week. and that the casuaftie~ - The
crown forces and civilians again we're
heavy.
The police and military ~e~nni'if~
totaiIe6 81. including - deaths TNe
Review asserts there WIRE es~bt rn'f~-
ders Of civilians. attributable N the 1i~n
Pein, and SIX ca~ns 81 affe~np*rd rnuv.
der. Eleven attempts w~-~ upsr~ ur
occupied harY,~kS. and there W~~~ a.
raids on the mails Fruv rsise were
made on coast guard stations. and tnr~~
raids for arms The p~~-rr~ nrw i~-
termed number sos4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
ORDERS
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
Parade and Exercises at Cool
Spring Park to be Preceded
by Salutes in Cemeteries.
GRAVES TO BE DECORATED

With the coming of the morrow the
first feature in the observance OF the
Memorial Day program by the q. A. r.
and allied patriotic organizations will
be the attendance on divine service at
Grace NJ. f. Church. Ninth and West
streets. at which time the pastor, Rev.
]. w. r. Sumwalt viii preach in ap-
propriate sermon and a special musfcal
program will be rendered
The organizations win meet ak their
respective headquarters and join with
the @. A. r. in the parade 10 the church.
leaving the Irish American Hall at AS
city time. A larger turn out than usual
is expected from Junior Order United
American Mechanics, Patriotic Order
Sons of America and Sons of Veterans.
Memorial Day morning delegation.
from the various posts, accompanied by
firing squads from the Sons of Veterans
viii visit the cemeteries throughout the
city and vicinity. Smyth Post No. ]
viii visit the two cemeteries at New
port, leaving Fourth and Market AZ 8
a. m. Returning 10 headquarters about
80. they VIII proceed to Asbury, Old
Svedes. Riverview and Cen Thomas A
Smyth's grave in wilmin ston and
Brandywins. They viii be accompanied
by Bethany Band.
du Pont Post No. D. leaving head
quarters at 7.30. will visit Admiral du
Points grave at the du Pont Cemetery
near Montchanin. then proceeding 10
ST. Joseph's, GreenhiIl and Mount
Salem.
Sheridan Post No. % and Delaware
Comma ndery No. 81, p. O. s.. of A viii
Continued on page s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
ENGLAND TO CRUSH
IRISH REVOLUTION
WITH LARGER ARMY
May Extend Martial Law 70 An
Parts Of Island With the En-
ception Of Ulster.
WILL REPREss CRIMINAL s.
~ Ass,e.a,e.a p.re,.r . 80 ler.nlnr

BY Assocsssed ysrer~s t. fv~ry Evening
London, MAY zs-srh~ Tov~rurn~nf's
policy for "thc sscrneu reprersstou - fff
criminal element n Iveia as n s
phrssed In authoritative gurrfevu lr
wolves the strengthening ~ the frnur
forces IN Ireland eftt military frin
forcernents which win 30 drawn frnll
units now In foreign ~eveics Nr lf
crease ~ m aurillsry psslre. - ffeet
and tanr" ~ ~ ihe rugsul si'siiarf ~
contemplated. n ~ derisrfA
There ~ ~rne rix~lihooS ~ me esten
sion ~ marital Law - fhe ~holf -
ireland WITH the ercepfio0 ~ Ulnfef
II is Indicated. but tho initiative r~~s-
with General Sir Newt Nn~rnsrv. fre
military comma n6cr or Ireland
n was officially stated foday That the
reinforcerpents N be sent win b~ co~-
siderabfy legs than $4,000 Az not that
many troops are available
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

the great world war are now among
the most stimulating of the recollec-
tions of the day.
We celebrate the immortal achieve
ments u the men who died in France
on the field and In the trenches. far
away from home. In order that both
our own people and the peoples across
the sea might be delivered from the
ugiiest peril OF all history. IT is our
privilege not only to indulge a high
and solemn pride and grief for the
heroes OF that great struggle. but also
to rededicate ourselves TO the achieve
ment Of the great objects for which
that war was fought. We shall not be
happy; we shall not be able to enjoy
the full pride of the days recollections
until we have made sure that the duties
that grew out of the war have been
fulfilled 10 the utmost
Are we sure? If we are not. shall
We not soon take steps TO do whatever
has been omitted
Cordially yours
Woodrow Wilson,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
AMERICAN WINS At NETS,
OUR WOMEN STARS LOSE
Jones Wins in French Champion
ship: Mrs. Mallory and Miss
Sigourney Defeated.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
st. Cloud. France, May 2s.-Arnold
Jones. the American tennis star. defeat
ed NJ. Cousin. of France, in the first
singles match of the worlds hard court
tennis championship which opened here
today. The American won in three
stRight sets, SO. So. SIS.
The American. ]. Z. d. Jones. defeated
Lammiens of Belgium In straight sets
6-1. 6-4: 81.
William H LAurentz, OF France, the
present worlds hard court champion
defeated NJ. Blanchy. Of Belgium. so
SIS. 6-1.
Suzanne Lenglen. the French women !.
singles champion. and Madame Goldfng
defeated Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory,
the American women's singles cham
pion. and Miss Edith Sieourney, Of Bos-
ton. in the women's doubles IN straight
sets, e-4; s-1.
Eaeanora Sears, OF Boston defaulted
and will not play in the tournament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
ALLIES APPROVE A PLAN
FOR PEACE IN SLESlA
To Establish a Neutral Zone Be-
tween German and Polish
Forces, is Proposition.
= Associated Press 70 Tsvery Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Paris. May zs.lTbe allied council OF
ambassadors has virtually approved
plan TO establish a neutral zone between
the German and the Polish forces in
Upper Siieeia. II decided at it's meet
ing thI. forenoon. however. to obtain
further information desired before TAX
ing definite action.
London. May zsLThe re-estabIish-
rnenf Of order in the disturbed area of
Upper siIesis was far from accomplish
ed, notwithstanding the partial arrival
Of British troops from The Rhine. Ad-
vices received in official circles here re-
port an attack by Polish insurgents
"Wednesday in the neighborhood of
Csrosstein. in which there were 100
Polish and German casualties. The
Germans captured "a machine guns.
The Poles employed an arrnored train
The Poles also are said TO have blown
np the Rosenberg Railway station and
a number of other buildings. forcing the
Allied personnel 70 withdraw TO Oppesn
The water supply Of Kattowitz has
been cut OF except for one hour daily
The sending of Under Secretary of the
frontier Thursday by the German Gov
ernrnent with power to take whatever
drasti steps may be necessary 10 pre-
vent members Of the free corps from
crossing the border, was the result o'
5oint representations made 10 DIR. Rosen
the German Foreign Minister, by fhs
French and British arnta ssadors IN Ber-
/ lin yesterday in response TO the desire
- n
/ taken.
/ Or. Rosen declared himself vfFlint
| TO dispatch German troops TO th
] slIesian frontier 70 strengthen IN
l hoareier control but IT tn feared such &C
ton might be misconsrrued- meeting
OF the suprerne council probably v7li D
held early in the hrst week Of June Z
consider the problem Count Sforza
the Italian Foreign Minister. has sub
nnitted a compromise settlement of n
/ Upper Siiesian question, which - bein'
studied by Prime Minister Lloyd Georg
and Premier BRAND.
Berlin. May 2S.-British forces. whfcl
are on their way to Siiesia. will procee'
/ TO points in the industrial sections Q
the district for police duty. specia
dispatch from Oppein states Ger1nal
authorities there have been requests
to supply rolling stock for 1890 British
soldiers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
NO REPLY FROM TOXIC
Japan, However. is Expected to
Propose a Plan for Interna-
tionalization Of Yap Cables.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Toxic, May 27.-Japan. according to
the best available information here, has
not sent a formal communication TO
Washington as an answer to Secretary
of State Hughes' note on the mandate
question but will inaugurate an ex-
change of memoranda in an effort to
find a way to direct settlement Of
the question of the island of zap be-
tween Japan and the United States.
This is described as in keeping with
Japans policy frankly 10 discuss with
the new administration in Washington
all problems that arise
The opinion is expressed that Japan
will offer some form Of internationaliza-
ton of the cables affected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
NEGRO KILLS OFFICER.
SHOOTS FOUR BLACKS
Ran Amuck With Pistol and
Makes Escape After Shooting;
Is Later Reported Captured.
81 A.soci.ted Prees 70 E.yery Eyening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Buffalo. n Y May 2s.-Edvard A.
Wilson, 35. a sergeant OF the police re-
serve. was killed and four persons were
shot last night when negro nan amuck
with a pistol in house occupied BY
negroes. The police are looking for
Oscar Edwards. an occupant of the
house who Is said TO have done the
shooting and who escaped from the
hack door while the police were al
the front.
Wilson was shot in the heart and
through the mouth while in pursuit OF
Edwards. All of the wounded are neg
roes.
A telephone message from Sayre, Pa
says a negro believed To be Edwards
was taken fromsa Lchigh Valley Rail-
road train there at s o'clock this morn
ing. The negro win be held for identi-
fication.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Dancans Not Divorced.

In connection with the death of
Lewis II. Duncan OF New Castle. an ac-
count OF which was printed in Every
Evening yesterday, 1t was stated that
Mr. Duncan and his wife were divorced
Carroll d. Grant. Mrs. Duncan's brother,
today denied that such was the case
They were not divorced" he said, ..but
they had not been living together
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
SHELL DEALS DEATH.
Flying Fragment From Explosion
at Penn's Grove Kills Viii
liam Brown.

Pcnn's Grove, N. j.. May sS.--Wniiam
Brown. a.. Of Philadelphia, was fatally
injured yesterday afternoon. when n
fragment from a shell which exploded
on a dump In the ordnance depot struck
him. breaking every RIB lose from the
spine. He was rushed to the Salem Hos
pital. where he died two hours later.
All the powder Ia supposed TO be takcr
from the shells before they are thrown
on the dump. but It is believed small
quantity remained In this one. Brown
was driving a team about 20 feet from
the dump when the explosion occurred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
CUTTING or rHR rAuvFA
TSOLATHs QUEENSTOWN

Belfast MAY 2S--1,n~~nwso~r ~N~
completely cut on Yesterday from cona-
munication with the surroundtnU din.
tricts. Even the Admiralty w~s unahse
to communicate With Hauihowiine. no
island opposite Queenstown contairtuw
the naval do~kyarTs. az the Cables from
White Point 20 HauInowiire wsrs cut
last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
"a l. w. W. JAILED AT DENVER
Attempted TO Commander Train fol
Free Trip From Cheyenne

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Denver. Colo. May .ass--Twenty- seven
alleged members of the |. w. W. were
placed in Jail here early today after
they had attempted to commander a
Union Pacific freight train and run il
TO Denver from Cheyenne, Wyo.. sc-
cording TO the police.
A squad of % policemen met the
train outside the city when they re-
ceived report that the alleged L W
w were on il.
The crew of the freight notified divi-
sion headquarters of the railroad here
when the train reached Greeley, Colo
that "a gang of men had taken pos
session of several cars and refused to
leave
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
NAY SELL ALL NY. CAR LINES
CITY Threatens to Take Action
for Collection OF 327 ,OO3.-
50 Overdue Taxes.
ny Associated Pres. 70 Every Evenins

By Aeeoci kfed PreAN % FSvery EVe""N
New York. Mny ia threat to sell
virtually all surface lines In Manhattan
un next Tuesday unless back taxes ON
the lines are paid. was voiced today by
City Controller craig in a letter 10 Joo
hedges, receiver for the New York
Railways Company. The controllers
letter suggested that II II probable fht
city will have TO buy in the lines.
The total amount Of taxes due the
city on ell the lines for the last hve
months Of 1920 was said 10 be 1927 ,oo2.-
ras
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
TO BOOM DR. BAET0N.
Negro Mass Meeting In His Interest
Held at Twelfth and Orange. .

A mass meeting OF Negroes to boom
the candidacy of DR.. Conwell Banton
for a place on the new seven member
Board of Education wax held Last
night at Twelfth and Orange streets
The meeting was held under the aus
pices Of the Banton Campaign Organi-
zation, and more than dozen Negro
organizations of the city were repre-
sented.
Plans were made for parade on
June 10, the day preceding the election,
when it is expected that 5000 Negroes
will participate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
FOUND TO BE INSANE.
Jesse A. Morris, Who Wandered Here
From New York, Sent to Farnhurst.

investigation by the police has re-
veaIed the fact that the man who came
to the police station on Wednesday, ae-
companied by an S-year-old boy and
was later found to be insane. is Jesse
a Morris. Of 414 East 120th street, New
York He was sent TO Farnhurst this
morning.
A letter from his wife stated that the
man had served some time IN the
Central Islip insane Asylum. She Is
too poor to pay the railroad fare Of her
son and the Juvenile Court is making
arrangements TO have the boy sent back
to his mother.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
NEW YORK BANK CIEARINes.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. May 2S.-The actual con-
dition of clearing house hanks and trust
companies for the week shows that they
hold Sill sol $50 reserve in excess of legal
requirements. This shows an increase ~
81. .i6o over last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
QUESTIONS OBJECTED TO
MAYORALTY CANDIDATES..
Cd Are you in favor cf the
non partisan Citizens COMMITTEES
charter


fa) II you did and 40 now
favor tho Citizens' Committee
charter, do you approve Of the
actions of those Wilmington mem-
bers Of the Legislature who voted
10 Kill III
ts) VIII you advocate the pas
sage by the next legislature of
city charter bill providing for
election OF city officers in the
non partisan manner provided by
the Citizens Committee charter
90 Will you. II elected mayor.
causs~ full investigation TO be
made as TO the disposition Of the
insurance money paid on the inns
by FIRE of the city crematory
buildings, and also as to the dis
position of the surety bond given
the city by the sanitary company.
and publicly announce the results
of such investigation
The above questions. answers
TO which are desired by the people
of Wilmington. who pay taxes
and want good government. are
directed to the nominees for
mayor.
After sufficient opportunity has
been given the candidates to
fully grasp the significance Of
these questions and the import
ance of frank replies q represen-
tative of Every Evening will en-
deavor to get in touch with the
candidates and obtain their re-
plies for publication.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
HANGED AS BRITISH SPY.
Former Member Of Turkish Delegation
Convicted for Serving England.

Angora. May 2s.-Mustapha Sachir,
. British Indian subject. who was
formerly member of the Turkish dele
CATION in London. was publicly hanged
as a spy in Parliament Square here to-
day after conviction al a trial which had
lasted eighteen days.
He came to Constantinopie from Lon
don, and then in January, proceeded to
Angora where he was discovered. II was
alleged. TO be sending letters written in
invisible ink to the British
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
WARNER, FAIR NEXT WEEK.

BY Associated Press 70 Every EvcninE
Washington, May eS.-Weather pre-
dictions for. the North and Middle AZ.
lantic states for the week hcginninS
Monday. issued by the Weather Bureau
today. are:
Normal temperature. generally fair. .
local showers probable latter part.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
CONGRESS ENJOYING 4 RECESS.

Ry Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. MAY 2s.Congress was
not in session today both House and
Senate having adjourned until Tuesday
because of Memorial Day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Miss Dorothy walker Graduates.

Miss Dorothy Anne Walker graduated
on May 2s from the Nashville Park
Seminary, Forest Glen, Nd, In a play
given by her Sorority entitled The
Squaw Man. Miss Walker took the
leading role,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Whooping CouEh Fatal.

An aged resident Of Elsmere and
citizen OF Hillcrest died recently OF
whooping cough.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Am use.estx Tonight

Paayhouse-l i am GuAty
Arcadia straight IS the Way"
Ousen--''The Nj MAgic Cup.
Majestic Proxies
Riaito-"The Western Adwen sursr.-
Savoy-'WhAt xonscn WIN DO.
strand--''The Testing Block.
Auditorium -" pancinx
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

Thing. lighting fixtures nreplacs Mt
ungs Geo. w. McCaulsy Son, los
W. sth St.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Moro Fun Than . Circus

cumtrg 20 the Feders1 Bakeries. Tie
uAiinren cant afford 70 miss it--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

Have you tried Glover Dairy Ruttsxi
Telephones 1910 o-f54l.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

Plumbing and heating. Alfred A. Dor
sey. sos Orange St. Phone 387.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
" Gather Forecast

weather Forecast
BY Associated Prsss n Every rvenins
washing ton. May 2s.--w-athcr forscast
for Delxw are. WY
Generally fair tonight and SUNDAY not
much change in temperature. no<iora So
southwest winds
SUN. MOON. rKAfPKRArURE, riDx.
sun rose this morning. ing..................... SvS
SUN sets tonight X "A
Ann rises tomorrow morning ............. * AZ
Sun srts tomorrow nj ght .............. = III
Moon rises tomorrow morning. ......... aS
Length OF day. IA hours s3 minutes.
4 D. rn yesterday. ...........-...... "a
.. m todAy..........-.--.--.. .--............... 6A"
Noon kodAy ~
Highest temperature yesterday ............ 7ss
Lowest temperature lAst night ............. 81
High tide this morning .......-.. q
High tide tonig A.....-...............-..... afA
Lew tide this morning ng...............--.....laf fA
Low tide this aftornoon- laA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

Chautauoue Week, June 7-s.-Adv.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
WILL ACT UPON
UNITY APPEAL
Congregationalists Of State to Make
Reply To Lambeth Church
Union Overture.

Sterling. ILL.,. May 24.-The re-
Spouse of the Congregational
churches of Illinois to the appeal
of the Lambeth conference of the
Episcopal church for greater unity
among the Protestant churches of
the world will probably be decided
by the Congregational state Golfer
ence here today following presenta-
ton and discussion Of the appeal
by Rev. James A. Richards Of Win
netka.
The use of moving pictures in
church work will be presented by
Rev. E. A. Thompson of Quincy and
Rev. Harry L. Meyer of Decatur,
and a week-time instruction in re-
ligion will be discussed by Rev.
William G. Seamens of Gary, Ind.
This afternoons session of the
conference, which is being attended
by over four hundred delegates,
will be devoted to committee re-
ports, and this evening an address
on 1.-THE Mission of the Church" by
Rev. S. Parks Cadman of Brooklyn
N. Y, will be feature.
Election of officers and selection
of the place for the next annual
meeting will take place tomorrow
morning.
Rev. Charles E. Mckinley OF
Galesburg is moderator of the con-
ference.