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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
"BE YOUR OWN LIrE SAVER "
Campaign win be Conducted 10 Teach
School Children 10 Swim.

The representative ~ organizations
which are IT, TAKE part ID the lfe-eaVlnR
campaign which will bc Jointly eDnductrd
this summer by the American Rcd CfOsa
and the Dclnwar Safety Council. met
Yesterday nt Red Croas headquartrra
OIL Delaware avenue The organizations
represented were Y VI & 4 by W u
Foster, chairman of tho committee.
Hygiene Bureau 0f the Red Crosa, Mr.
Joseph Bancroft Rcd Cross Misa Mary
Norman : IS G. A.. Miss Beotty
Delaware safety Council a = Van
Geldcr and S II Keraha~. knight n
Columbus. T. a Ilorty community
Service, Charles Ernst public ecbool8.
Superintendent Clifford ! scott
The first step taken % ihis snfcty
movement will 10 the meiIirg ri question
.,aires - city school tcachers h. Wcnrr tbc
names of those pupils over IL who Garnet
swim These children viii BE- urged ~
learn The campaign will start On April
~, and continue urtd falI DuriuR Tho
first four dayH Captain Fred NiIilE, head
~ the Atlantic Co4et Di-tuct ~ She Red
Cross. will confer alfh tie o1fnmrttcfs on
charge Al II the available pools q ~
CITY will he used The campaign slogm
=. BE Your O%u Life Saver
A sometime dunn tie caupa IN fa'f
organization II Tho ritz vail Z" asb"d i"i
the names ~ n wrmhsra Rhp ctnr"t
awifn and thest wlll be taught at pr
sonB who can swim vIll hc tHkfd ~ n'f
iuatrctorn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
Of FF|C|ALS CONFER
ON NEW DEPARTME
Discuss Merger of Police and
Fire Branches Of the City
Government.

A conference on the merging of the
Police Department and the new fire De
partrnent of the City Of Wilmington e to
the Department Of Public Safety ~ns
held last night in tho Office nf the Board
Of Police Commissioner BesIdes the
members of that board there were present
City Solicitor John v Huxley, Jr, Chiel
Engineer William ! IdItz of tho hre De
partment. Police Chief. George Black
and the members Of the FIRE and Finance
Committee Of City Council
The Volunteer Fire Department 81 th'
city will ccaae to exist "r August 81 when
the contracts Of the varIous vpluntei
companies with the city expire. md Tho
paid department will begIn - Junction
under the name of the Department nl
Public Safety, which wlll nlso include th'
police department n" Department %
Public Safety bcpins - official exlstenc'
on MAY when II takes over the Polic
Department. but tho paid Fire l'cpart
ment will not be brought INTO lie uIitl
september No final action aas takef
Yesterday on the new organization, bui
the now law was gone over carefully anf
discussed IN is various details
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
POLICE BOARD MEETS.
Several Persons Make Applications For
Places on the Force.

The Board OF Police Commissioners
Yesterday afternoon granted permission
To the George V. Farrell Post OF the
Spanish War Veterans and the Veterans
of Foreign Wars to hold patriouc
celebration in the Savoy Theatre on the
sunday preceding Memorial Day. Nd
dresses by prominent men and several
reels of scenes OF World War battles
are To be features of the program.
The police during the past week made
- arrests. of which fourteen were al
legged speeders. six for assault and bat
terry. six for disorderly conduct and six
for the authorities in other states. Eight
prisoners were sent to the workhouse
and S610.30 collected In fines and costs
Bids for painting two automobiles OF
the departmcnt were awarded to the
SeabIlrg & blackwell co.
Anplications for positions on the
police force were received from the FOL
lowing men; Joseph A. Kennedy. 1886
Lincoln street: Calvin f. Robinson, 325
East Third street. and John X. Hack.
26I4 Washington street The applica-
tons were ordered put through the
usual routine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR
j. s. INDUSTRIES
du Pont Co. Sales Manager Says
Better Times Are
Coming.

" Pickard. vice president and
head al the sales division n the du
Pout COMPANY told members Of thr
klvauIs CIub At their weekly luncheon
today fo look forward 70 the future
with Confidence because ne believes
.hai ,ho future is going 10 be oven
better than the past
4 do rn helI'1" there Will L. any
sudd.I rex wal IN business. for THAI
would bt a catastrophe. said Nj Pick
ard But that there Will be d gradual
growing volume of business that VIII
continue 10 the benefit of every one.
Prices VIII possibly continue dccrcasiug
That is something ] cannot tell and 1t
does not matter SO much. Its the
volume that counts.
Mr Pickard told the Iiwa mans. that
has estimate OF conditions was based
"n conversations ne had had with
representatives of several of the lead
ing corporations Of this country within
the past three weeks.
He is Of the opinion that the country
either has reached the bottom or Is
pretty close 10 il now. OF the present
financial depression. perhaps on the
way up. ne remarked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
FARMERS DISCUSSING
THEIR BIG PROBLEMS
National Union Delegates Con-
slider Cooperative Market
ing. Money and Credit.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening,

nv Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington April 2O.-Farmers from
various SECTIONS of the country aiiiliat
81 with the National Farmers Union
gathered here. today for a three days
conference 20 DISCUSS various problems
affecting their welfare.
Thr meeting was called by Charles )
Karrett. president of the union. 10 give
tho farmers an opportunity 20 express
th,u views on pending Legislation
Sneakers ON the conference program
include Secretary Wallace. q" discuss
,o-operativ. marketing. and Senator
calder to- present reasons why he
thiub~ tn farmers should got bohind
MS oat regulation and housing bills
In opening the conference Mr.. fiarrett
tlrrrd ~, creation Of n joint ConEr"s-
~luud committee to inquire into and
.uEs-,>t remedial measures for the aKri-
.ultur, situation.
Money and credit have been denied
farmcrs despite the fact that NOR"
money Was available IN 1920 than IN
any previous year. Mr. Rarrett said.
adding
1T is = notorious fact also that aEri-
cultural organizations have not bcen ai
ford.d IN tn. transportation systems of
tI, country the facilities given cor
lnr3tiuns to distribute the products 81
lhe farme
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
RAIL HEAD PARR|ES
CUT RATE INQUIRY
Would Favor Reduction if We
Have Reasonable Amount
Left, Tells Labor Board.
by Associated Press to Every Evening.


Chicago. April 2O-Presentation of
messes of statistics dealing with the
cost Of living and with wages paid in
other Industries was continued 10y the
railroads today In the Railroad Labor
Board hearing into requests that wages
OF unskillcd labor he reduced
Representatives of railroads operating
in the western half of the United States
were the first witnesses. their evidence
differing by little from that presented
by eastern and far western roads in the
first two days of the hearing.
Coupled with today's testimony. how
ever. came statements from representa-
tives Of several roads that thoy would
ask for lower pay for skilled workers
when the present cases are settled.
The first question concerning possi-
bilty of lower freight rates II wages
are reduced came when u. M. Jewell.
representing the unions. interrupted
W g. Hurst general manager of the
Chicago. Peoria & ST Louis railroad
"If granted lower scale would you
reduce freight rates." asked Mi
Jewell
II am in favor OF anything IN make
both ends meet" answered Mr. Hurst
II We have any reasonable amount
left after pay ing expenses | don't care
what the rate is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
WOMEN NOW RULE TOWN.
DIDN'T SEEK THE OFFIC r

Thavcr Kan April 20 Seven nonlcH
took the oath Monday night to adm,ni~ter
the affairs Of this village to the heSt n
their ability The inauguration tooN
place n the combined City Hall fir,
Department. and Masonic Lodge butld-
ing
Nominated without their Auo,, .edg
and elected bv overwhelming maIortIeS.
every woman from Mrs \ II Forrest
the Mayor, down has resolved to give
the town the very best Of her ability
Since the election the rew tN
mothers mail has been heavy some
one back East mailed box ot nerve
tablets Another from Ohio sent bottle
Of linimeGt The auditor of Long Beach
Cal, sent his annual report ~ show th,
women how it Is done III the Patitic Coast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
BENNETT CHOICE FOR
PROHIBITION OFFICER
Recommended by SUSSEX State
Committeeman and viii be
Nominated.

Special Correapnn1onoo r. Eve ~ Fvarir7
fsenrgetoqou. ApriI IN Al = ueo-
~ the guasox county nar yeIa r.
RepIhHca1 state rert+t' Commit.
attended hy many rahere = a
county Ccrnmi'tee bella h.ra gee'e-i19
afternoon for fht pnr,ea - .r'ti-e
over tho aeIeefa. rar far nrat
i0n director RI II fawarr ir, rtr0 tae
made n recornrf.et1 to lo-a'r- ".
fIef~lrr Pan trr aaruc II na" He-rs'+
r Milford Wt'hin few iar@
presumed. nfs name ufu ao .rst..'sf
and hc vii 81 ar.to.~trH ta "r.
PR Some .fnle rae .eo- -7 ~rtoo"
.aat 4 7seeev ~nnr .ar f
s.trrrd ar3 n'rrnvt ns rgt
Inra aaa been gara
--eehe
Wher .fa raac'na sf rda
,fterroon ahog. + n.r.aor Fas a1r-ef
a3 here sfx aardtda'ag -rr
9al9 ~ foHae Tteta f aa p.aoe
Arthur $ Ifrl-r ftrnea safoar Laurel
Robert r. f.at.ft -.~uef -+ate Traaa-
1rrrr Thomas ftawrtn= 2cafor1
F-,rfn4r geerk .e r. Peace 5ar-e7 ~
N-l,ht f.rrhei fos f:e7ne+t Milford
Ferh II tard- r5-h3r me ~orrrrjttea
+rd nt aort ook mar
I.enret ras zefa-.ad
Al;houyh eerne.- rnt rowr es
lr active HanHn1 rar anlft.r.an IA -gz-
sax -o1nfs said h7' mr. vea-s
aa2 .a4c. arraf ntarpet Is ne HI .-.-
al 4ct4vif3ee II ais alztr.e- H. .s
Ieretnad ~ have ind tar 1d1~7rrr -~.
/ state Senator II Dolnhus -ao~-
tad Former Representative =. ~ Datg
se Milford and Representative Starry
F TIerdaniel n Lincoln vro were here
resferdav evidently working f0~ -lu
Whether ar not .he ac-4on f tae
members e ne state Central commit
tse from -hiz county svtU aaea .a7-
.3-ncY p disturb thr r7lt.cai aq14. N-i..-r
as ~ rar-r -tsaW1ere romans rs r-
.er n .4ew II me fact .aa- as
-uIra~ts we're political workers -o--e
+ r-a ay 1erfIr four ane over o- -1Dr
Iasf 9or cas lone m 1aa s-tms IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
LATE EVENING MAIL
COLLECTIONS IN CITY
Forty seven Boxes Are Tapped
After 10 O'Clock Each
Evening.

- ibc accommodation n CtfizeTs
,.bo may 4rar late mail - various oHt-
IvIrg pafrfs thrnuRhou1 me eit5 Post
master james ! English has arrange
, i, be.itiIe IN tate eolnct IONS mat @ftf
e.aY.l. mali mat Is dropped IN mai
g..sss after III aeioek ~ night. {" be col
.e.tsa and thls mail viIi p" Forwarded
.}.arf#g aft.r midnight The following
morning.
II fht / aedule arranged after eafe-
IN examination y The time n cole
t.or II mails FOR several trips there are
q stg.f,s ,fad.. bv 4 mail AUTOMOBILES col
s..,tt,... ffs.fk which mss supplanted the
horse and wagon formerly A"'d
Through fh4, speed ~ tho rtick and fhs
tefIs driver and collector these NOR"
thar taa E. ore stops arc made and ihe
raaH coilsrtcd the auto covering &
route ~ 10 miles in an honf and H.
minutes
The s. a.d4le follows
seventh ard Church stre"ta. 1of
Eleventh ard spruce Idi"
ttnd.ser avenue and Church. .Hf7
44Is Mar tet 19-i*.
1 Eighteenth and West, i013-
T~.ntI.th ana Jeffersan I0--
j Twenty second and jefferson.
concord avenue and Monroe. a-f
Twenty -thlr,i and Boulevard. i1-
Twentieth and Van Buren. ip--+
Fourth and Cnion i03s
Lancaster avenue AMI nlon 49,.
sixth and Lincoln. Toll
Delaware avenue and Ia Pout, = -
Delaware avenue and Bvaomt. I9fo
Delaware avenue and E'rztakltn. Il is'
D,laware avenue and harrison. lo.st'
Delaware avenue and Van Buren,
io5l
DsL4ware avenue ami Jackson TO-
D,.laW4re avenue and Adams. 53.
60s West Fourth street. los.
Front and West 20 -
Front and Orange, HOO.
PENNSYLVANIA railroad station nsId,
f102
Front and French. l1.o2
Front and Market t.7.
second and Marhat. = 90.
Third and Market -
Fourth and Market. tlaN
Fourth and Market. ff.4t
Firth and Market. 1I.l0.
Hotel MUllin. inside. IL
sixth and Market 1I.12.
seventh and Market. 11.13
Eighth and Market. ii1+
Eighth and Market, 1i.15.
opera House. east side Of street u.l6
Hotel Wilmington inside, HI
Ninth and Market Ills.
Equitable Trust Building inside, =
iI19
Delaware Trust Building inside, 1l.2C
Ford Building. inside =" 11,2I.
Tenth and Market, 1l.22.
du Pont Building. Market street sid,
1923.
du Pont Hotel 1124
du ,Pont Buiiding. Tenth street sid,
LIS
Industrial Trust Building Tent
street. 60 1875.
Note. - indicates usually close
after 10 p m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
CHINESE MINISTER TO
VISIT WILMINGTON
Alfred Sao-ke Sxe Will be Guest
OF Various Civic Organiza-
tons Tomorrow Week.

Great preparation are being undr
Jointly by the Rotary club. Chamber Of
commerce and Kiwania club to receive
Alfred Sac ke Sze the Chinese Miniater
to tho United States. who will he giVen
an informal reception ~ a Joint lunch
con meeting Of these ORGANIZATIONS ~
the Hotel du pont or Thursday. April
2s
Wilmington is one of The important
eitics which viii he Visited by the noted
diplomat during hasty tour ~ the
principal cities nf the EaHt and Middle
West 1ic will nsldreas the meeting on
conditions in china covering briefly
the present social industrial and GOO
nomiC situation. together with aorue
interesting Information reRH riding the
relations hetween this country and hfs
own Though the viait of Mr. sc
comes clpaaiy III advance ~ the china
Fauin, Week which IL May TO :,
there will b. 10 solicitation ~ funds IA
any ~ayl Those arranging the stslt II
the distinguished Ruest arr urging that
he viii he received ~ one ~ the largest
a asaemhlagca possible for the hotei t.
accommodate and are anxious that
members and their friends will bring
their women friends with them
Alfred san-ke szo former Chinese
Minister - the Court ~ 50 James ard
NV chinese Miulatet - tho United
states ia one ~ the earlier Chinese
atudcute IL the United states t. return
r. his native land.
lie was born 10 rhenFtar Kiangau.
and ia l4 years old lie received his
early modern education at s.. john
nivcrpity Shanghai at which Dr
Wellington koo. present Chinese Mn
lister 70 tho Court of - James and
IN " " Yen. former thiurse Min
rstcr To Germany. were students Mn
istCr ~" studied ~ ~ Johns betWren
iSS> and 1872. and during hls iasf year
IN the university he VAS editor Of th4
student weekly
Nj Szc came 10 tho United statea n
1898 and prepared FOR college al Wash
iugtpn High school from 1899 % 1886
I'll, following year be studied Liberal
Arts at Cornell University. from whsrn
D.. graduated with the degree 81 \ T.
IA 1901. and that OF VI \ r. 1909 II
the course of his stay IN Coruei Ne was
an edltor Of the Corntllian Ia leos
Minister SO returned Ia China Soon
after his return he WAS appointed So
rotary 10 Viccroy chang Chlh-tung. Ia
1904 ne beTauge rotary 70 Niceroy
TuauE Fang TUa ears later h was
transferred 10 PtfIug fer service. and
was ursi appointed an acting junior
Secretary of the Ministry of Gommuni-
ratlora In 1900 ne became director ~
tn. i'cAiug-Hankow Railway lie next
bccam- director of Northern Railway
in COS. an even more important position
Later ne resigned this 10 become Gus
toms Taotai III Harbn In 1910 ne w4s
appointed Senior Councillor ef tn,
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs and ths
following year ~aw his promotion 70 the
office. of Vice Minister OF Foreign Al
fars Mr. Sze was appointed Minister
Of Communications in 1872 following ne
establishment OF the Republic In 1917
~. resigned from the ministry and W.
appointed chief master Of eeremontes
in The Presidents office tie became
| Chinese Minister At London n 1911
He was one OF the five Chinese delegates
! 10 the Peace Conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
PROF. SHARP MAKES PLEA
TO CONSERVE WILD LIFE
Tells the Century Club We Must
Study From "UnwrItten
Manuscript OF God.

Prot Dallas Lore sharpe gave an IN
X. resting ta3k before tho %cw Century
,guh and its guests last evening or
Wnd life il the Northwest Ills in-
formal lecture was plea for the con
-rrvatjon of birds and game throughout
ihe country rcTavr they become extinct
i fatc that ~ hold was inevitable un-
less tho government interyon"d g prc-
vent il,
Many views X famous bird reasrva
'ians su thr \urthutz; Worc shown ON
the screen with their thousands and
millions \. b.,d~ II wiJd Govt and am.
mails te .lu~.fat.. thc rcmarhablc valuc
~ rou~,rNator-
NJ ~harp.4 address WAS = plea for
outdoor LTD, and jnciodcd splendid
,ributc 1" John Burroughs thc natural
~ ANA syer Who PASSED away several
lave t1u. From this apostle n the
open Mn sharp drew the lesson of tn"
beauty u ,hc ilY,S q. those whn lived
IS Gloss, touch v@h nature and gained
fhc.r tn@piratlon from Tho unwr!tteu
u.4.u~.r.pt 80 cod as ne termed a
stul, 81 nature in Is original Iri,u.-
t;ye FORM.
III suppor, u this poirt ~ quo,el
Tresider. Nicholas Murray Butler II
Columbia University New York Who
declared that there was not u thu Whole
,,ord to-day esther great writer. a
1r,a; artist er painter. a grtslt teacher.
4 great leader ~ men or great re-
lzious teacher Cor the reason that
while an the schools and colleges vvcr.
crowded wl:h ambitious. energetic
students. young msu and women they
were taught from the uuinspircd manu-
script " man and not from the lessons
- nature. ~ which W all must turn
Tor truth and for the only right point
oe view tn" unwrltten manuscript Of
God as ne emphasized and re-em-
pnasized this source of inspiration.
Mr. sharp who is a professor -
English r.. / New England university
explained that he was talking on bird
and wild game conservation as ia Dor
81 love and keen interest in the rap apidly
disappearing forms 81 Wild life The
clubhouse was filed 20 capacity. a com
lliment 20 Mr. sharp that has not al
ways been extended 20 his predecessor
IN tins interesting course the club has
offered at intervals during the season
for th.. interest and instruction Of VII
uington people.
MIR Sharps lively manner Of address
and the conviction that he is over
flowing with enthusiasm in his work--oi
pieasure-gives delightful zest to hi:
/ talks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
FRANK FRAME SHOT.
He Accuses Charles Coszio 81 Firing
az Him

Franz Frame IN Italian was -aot s
the e5t thiga = q8arret 1ith aucrhpr
Itauan -te .ErHItF 7f Water era Mar
set streets -arr-Ir after lj ~is. -r
u3ght Frame 0ss- aker e. Tho De.aR .-
Hospital Raerf tas bullet v.ls removed 07
Or IaRue
AccorInE to rho -Forv told - tae police
- Frame. Gharle- C7Sza al Is ai-
home u e-t Iroat street about ..u a~t
icht ard a-5t4 hm II -.s for s ,sslk T~.-
walked along en-aged er.ira- aH-
eTsatlon uutI tGel reachec q .are.s -u.t
5, hen Co~zi9 ~.dlertY -arrei Tr4
md accused h.n af trlng ~ a ...e cross
alr ever fhe -a1e Is -on, .iq4-
0arly battle .1ilaHse sa. CrsI.
-..dae..e drew revolver s.o rr S..
Shot ~ Frau1e Co~zIo escaped t.t ..a->-
aas- FrarL. 1aEe rho p.art .r~ is,
# MS asSaslert sine II ~au
lightly and has defective .e.- Tr,
police AZ noon -oday 1ad fuleo - a,#t.
he man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
Union NJ. E. H. N. SocislN

social evening was cnjoycl bv Chg
Home Missionary socioty of mon N n
lastnlght. when the dimes were ret Irncd
The program. In charge of group leaders
included singing by Miss Jcster, solo bl
Mrs. Seth Ellis; reading bv Miss Smith
and recitation by Junior Walker TIL,
ladies gave an account Of how the dimes
grew, including many unique ways. from
blackenmg husbands shoes sew pg
baking, etc The amount Was Sl007O
out Of which Mrs William Robh was ma,l,
a perpetual member If the society The
rest will be used for the deaconess home
Refreshments we're served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
tiN,>,i,I MOTIFS

,is- arsu
- f--- nor ria- aa
: a -rar comm.
an r-. Hu lUt -.H.
vas .e~---.a ..,rea aels
-,liins u,ere-t- oci' n,- .1 ,s.a4-r
For as oe.a - se H--.
eampar, -p.--- 0t 81
reint an nc-a-. rf sa2~ ant &c..
>u.~Cha.us-, Naa.f,-t.rne -n..ia.
and taxes rf - ft4 fF guA. tI.,
fsrreC dividends. - g. o sfar
mon A-ain~f 81 o. -la~ arrr. u 1I
,iaii StocN, ~ t'' fnlfet >'as-
March PASSED 'le $4,000 nn OC uarA
rh, Hr~r time sincc luit Ai1 Ser Gain
Stoca~ during Niarch sas s~l inl l'Fl na
iuE rhC total e. 0Nf t~~ .tt fnr Ma
-tin -uuparrs ~ith So f.Us 7u' ~ Fcnrla
and sos 646 ,Nt ~ |auIarv
Columbia eraUhoE aOu.. sss
actiNe StocN~ tnd Fas -
rumor chat buying Vas KS. -ht t.-rrlu.
interests n ne Nh..or Ia.N' 'ne ~ ~
90 although his sas not v'r -' rra
.t \ more lkclv ~uDrr aaA lir
said me -adical -edurlou Iu nr.r-
company -c,Vrd> nat r-'a }, '.a
Cru,.bl,. SJeys fespit, th, .,s
ftn>iNt short intFrrst and nr prom.'.u
.t Tor tfS nas. continuFs me 1f -H
~rcy. Stocks Of thc SO uOu ~ naa
holdings ~ the original y tiknie' t'''
intact There psT ~tsttnt rtNr
certain guarters has inside sfiiuN Haa VT.
in progress for ~ome ttmr and fh.i
has,gd llpon urg inansang cuuttmN pilates.
hc company
DIS t-iminatine tuNcs Llrn 100 laff
past selected thu high graAc q, prrfnff
stocks on She bgssis 0f caruiua ''oaof
well as ne large snCuui la.rd surplus Hhi
could be used FOR he nurposc NJ naFr
Z dividends IN the prefer red stOch iu h
,earS nov and that during tbc roar iN.1I
-rcat many ~ these Compantrs trrouEh V
,larlnz common dividends IN stock -
considerably reduced their eurI.lus ~iiil
could have been used tu pcol wears fui "a
purpos, of cUntinDing me pFVfsH ryu tif az
without interruption
Action III the STANDARD 1u t... I'afIt
New Jersey Arr1nslnE fur te trh IT'D.
. Of oil properties in NoncTuHla lrld ny III
< Niaracaitu on Exploration Com ans ~
z IN az agrCrmpnt by which - utts cDu' 80
interest in setcctsd prOpertiUs alstr -
have been proved. is regarded a. nlth ~
ui0Canf and constructive lh nc n.
place it rNidt ucos thai ths l@i.1efo "
I group rs convinced chat tne ~urto htiital
Tor on Nill hr greNter rather uu@n les, -
In thy SECOND instance if elpse foft-l
20 develop new nroductnE nelot - N
Z EASILY help DE- market pcS tton oi tto- 3
I prOduclng oil companies Rnn of 49, =
Z important prospects. a. tho Afcnei ~ A-i,A-'
/ Company with - Qa-~<tcr niSfcst
1 Veneauelz aeids hEans dcScicpf. NJ "
I Roya DutoA- shell groas'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
MAYOR ASKS ALL TO
TURN CLOCKS F0RW ARD

Wilmington will begin its
fourth season OF daylight saving
at . a. m. next Sunday. when the
hands Of the city timepieces will
be set forward one hour. The
change from standard time will
continue until Sunday September
25, when the clocks viii be set
back one hour.
Mayor Taylor has issued the
following:
I'm accordance with the day
light saving ordinance passed by
City Council. which is effective
Sunday, April 81, all citizens are
called upon to move their time
pieces forward one hour on that
date.
The city Offices, the banking
institutions and all public offices
win open and close in accordance
with Wilmington time. In order
to avoid confusion it is important
that all our citizens should operate
in accordance with the ordinance
until Sunday, September %. the
date provided for the change back
TO standard time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
FALSE BURGLAR ALARM.
Directed tfentiOn on Local Apartment,
Through misunderstanding.

Excitement created by rumors of
burglar scare In the Lyle apartments
yesterday afternoon were due to a false
alarm; although Mrs. M. J.. Nayior, who
lives there, was really burglar victim
in Philadelphia. where she was visiting
at 54 South Forty y-ninth street. Phila
deiphia, losing jewelry and clothing.
telegram she sent her brother, w. l..
Joursian, was thought by him to refer
TO her residence. apartment Is in the
Lyle. He notified the police. who found
the door locked and broke a glass and
got in. finding everything all right.
A letter received this morning by
AIR Jourdaan SET the matter right