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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
KARL ON WAY TOEX|LE
WILL LIVE AT FUNCHAL
Wing of Deserted German Sani-
tarium Reserved for Resi-
dence of Hapsburgs.
By Associated press 10 Every rven,p,

bs Associated Press TO Every Evening
Budapest. Nov. Z. Former Emperor
Charles of Austria-H Hungary ana his
wife We're believed today to have
passed out of the Danube into the
Black Sea, on their way to the Bos-
phorus, on board the British light
cruiser Cardiff.
With the former king emperor be-
Ing carried g the Island OF MADEIRA
IN the Atlantic Ocean, 440 miles from
the Moroccan coast. after his latest
spectacular attempt to regain his lost
empire. the national assembly at a
special session yesterday enacted into
law a bill dethroning him and ousting
the entire Hapsburg dynasty.
Permission has been given by the
Portuguese government for the de-
rortation o. Charles and his family 10
Madeira. They viii probably reside
'at fnnchal, where living quarters are
available IN the wing of an unfinished
sanatarium. abandoned bv German
hnanciers because OF a disagreement
with the Portuguese governments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
GEN. ARMANDO D|Az.
OVERWHELMED BY
C|TY'S GREETING
Distinguished Guest Presented
With Gold Watch and Key
Of Wilmington.
DIGNIFIED DEMONSTRATION

Although he had been received dur
ing the previous "a hours with all the
eelat which the American metropolis
could call forth. It is fair assump-
ton that the welcome of Wilmington
touched a chord no less responsive in
me heart OF General Armando
Nittorio Diaz. who was its guest Of
honor yesterday. This was the senti-
ment which he expressed at several
times. as we'll OF his interpreter aide.
Captain Huntington. who characterize
ed IL as ful-unexpected"
From another point of view. the
event is highly credltable 10 all who
were concerned in IL. and sentiment
seemed to he they and the city are "a
be congratulated. These included
perhaps first and foremost, DIR
Leopold Naccaro. through whose
initiative the visit is understood tc
have been arranged, and Mayor LeRoy
Harvey. who had the vision to sec
what the event meant in The history
OF the city, falling into line with the
recent brief visit of Gen. Pershinr
and so back TO memorable visits OF
Gen. Grant, and of Lafayette, a
century ago.
Still further is TO be noted the fitting
setting afforded by the Public Build
ing and by Rodney Square. where the
picture made by the crowd under the
brilliant autumn sunshine and the
blue, almost cloudless sky, with the
glowing banners, mingling the stars
and stripes with the green and white
OF Lombardy and Piedmont. as the
focus, is unindelibly stamped in the
memory of those who viewed It.
Continued on page 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Every Evening
at the
anent
Conference

Charles b. Farmer, Editor of
Every Evening, will represent
this newspaper at the Disarma-
ment Conference which meets
in Washington this week.
Mr.. Farmers assignment win
be 10 present the high lights Of
the Conference so that readers
OF Every Evening at home can
understand IT and talk about it
intelligently. TO paint the pic
ture Of the Nations Capitol dur
ing the Conference. To tell us
what happens on the front
stairs and the back stairs. To
write series of characta.
sketches OF the well-snown men
participating, so that we may
feel we know them. To give us
the story OF the Conference,
which the Associated Press Will
make no pretense of covering.
IL you desire to keep in touch
with the Conference from day
10 day, TO get the viewpoint of
the Editor Of Every Evening as
he sees i and writes about it's
order The paper from your
nearest dealer. or have II for
wsrded by mail as you prefer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
DETROIT KEEPS FOCH
ON THE JUMP ALL DAY
Dedicates Hospital, Reviews
Parade, Sees Auto Factories.
Banquet Guest, Speaker.
sv Asaoelsted Pres. !, Ever rv.n,n.


Detroit. Mich, Nov. 7.-Dotrolt wa .
~ gala attire today in honor OF
Marshal Foch. An afternoon and
evening filed with honors FOR the
allied leader was on the schedule. fol-
lowing respects paid him earlier In the
day OF camp Custer, near Battle Creek
and at Ann Arbor.
The marshal and his party reached
the camp from Chicago early today.
where he dedicated The new Roose-
velt Memorial Hospital, an institution
that VIII take care Of Michigan for
mer service men. addressed the thou
sands who came TO greet him. and then
made a brief inspection tour.
on his way to Detroit the mar
shal stopped OF Ann Arbor and made a
five minute address to University az
Michigan students, who assembled AZ
the station.
He was scheduled TO arrive in De
troit early this afternoon. when tbou.
sands OF former soldiers and Red
Cross workers, army nurses and a
company OF Detroiters who served
under the tri-color. all clad IN their
service uniforms, met him at the
station.
a triumphal march through the
city's principal streets 10 the city hall.
where Mayor James Couzene plans
TO extend the official greeting and A
visit to Detroit automobile factories
was on the program for the afternoon.
Early this evening the marshal will
be guest Of honor at banquet
rendered by Detroit citizens Later he
VIII address mass meeting. lie ex-
poets to leave late at night for Cleve-
land.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
GEORGE AND CRAIG
CONTINUE PEACE
DISCUSSION TODAY
Ulster Premier Has Summoned
Some of His Colleagues to
London Conference.
BIG PARLEY WEDNESDAY
By Associated Press to Fsve-y Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
London, Nov. Further discus
sion OF the plans devised by the gov
fernrnent and the Sim Fein for settle.
nent Of the irish problem was on the
program Of Prime Minister IIovd
George and Sir James Craig at the
resumption Of their consultation today,
no decision or agreement has been
reached at Saturdays interviews be-
tween the British premier and the head
OF the Ulster cabinet.
The plans under consideration have
TO do with the question OF fiscal au-
tcnomy proposed for the two legisla-
lures in Ireland, in connection with
which Sir Robert Horne. chancellor
o. the excheduer. and Sir I.aming
Worthington Evans, the secretary of
~ar. both Of whom are dealing with
the financial side Of the Irish ques-
ton. were present to take part in the
discussion.
The Ulster premier has summoned
TO London some Of his colleagues. in
Guiding Lord Londonderry, rated as
the most influential Ulsterite in
English political circles, who is to
arrive Wednesday.
The Sim Fein does not believe that
a renewal Of the conference with its
delegation can take place before We'd
nesday. Michael Collins and George
Gaven Duffy are expected to return
tomorrow from Dublin. where they
went over the weekend. and viii be
prepared for another meeting with the
government representatives on We'd
nesday.
The situation, it IS indicated. has not
Seen altered by their interview in Dub
lin with Eamon De Valera, the Sim
Fem negotiators having proceeded
with their work in the conference. .ac-
eording to a well defined plan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
RITES TO HIS WIFE.
Iiorinr Husband said 90 Have Sur.
rested That She Seek Divorce.
epsEIsI corresranasnee - I.enlnI

special Correspondence Every Evening"
Dover Nov. The slaqemcnt az
floassf !. Tufien staiIsl'cian of
State Board of Edueailpn and Miss
hiafEpfsi iilN school teacher of
hsaf iflasefllls ls now a certainty
i1fts'apmftis Within the past ss
AHait hste f0neiusffiY settled that
sEI
fhftf letters have teen faesltsa
ffH use s'Nf'Hf nnHNf enc fa tht
HsfeNlf ~ inf Hi ans ls Professor
sishi sursi NifNalfi ~ Hesfefa POI.
I sshaas efa Hns fH ihs vile ~
HA'isH hffs iH bower HH ihfts AZ.
sftN.'f seNsa IA both faiisn and
tlifs iiII
81 eHs 81 iht tlltlt 4 Is aI.sasa ths
EItisNiHi NHf Na8a fHaf iHnf had
iHfN aespsiait'E sn .ale faf some
4s
q sisa Il tasftd Ihal lh lhs letter
A. hlN siit. hs advised hff ln IusfIs
ftIf aifUf0t lHuHesHIHtf
Al iht letters sssHsa b. have been
nailed ffeN nufiauloh. Az N. and IN
ht'istea hf fht nuihonflsa her.
'NHf ihet eIp either H Newark or
ifsthentprhs 81 - ~ in Sew York
'lfN Al three az tAsse tlarrs are
hsinf watched fof tht couple
fumef that 1ollen wat not a
married man was dlspelled ID the pro.
auctlon ~ the marriage eeriifcste.
SATURDAY, shovIns that Toiien and his
wife we're married several years ago.
Mrs. fotten. who is mort a..
iractlvc woman, mas the syfapa nv Of
he Dover community.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
POLICE FIND sREPUBLICANs
PRISON IN BELFAST

Belfast, Nov AFTER raiding a
place in Kent street last night, the
police reported they had discovered a
prison maintained by the Republicans.
A young man was found confined I'm
the place, they said, had been con
demned to execution today.
Three armed men who were acting
as guards We're arrested ard a guam
tity OF equipment was seized, includ-
ing a complete wireless set.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
SEAFORO SHOCKED
At ELOPEMENT OF
SCHOOL TEACHER
Family Unconscious OF the Sad
Tragedy Until News Broke
Upon Them.
FATHER TO SEEK LAWS AID
snsesi corr,spenasess river, rvsnins


srse'si Correspondence r,ets fvsnins
n.afosd. >aV. The home ~ Miss
Nefssssl illli, the pretty le.year-old
HNtssN county teacher who, y IL
nllsnod. tan away With Roasf L. Tot
sen. slasisllelan a che Delaware state
shful Hoard. married man about ~
Asata ~ aas. ll,lna "a Dover, To- very
tauth bfnAen up over the sensation
ihs anaN has ssustA The pafunts ~
shs ,tl. A.. and Nfa. lm illil ave
Wsi.lnovn ana hinhlf respected cits
ttNs fhft also have a seh Ht Home
,llstfi illil msmhel "a lhe ssaipfd
hlsh 81 hHHi aHA Il WslishhuNn hasehhl
Aha fnslian ilafsf Nhu RItn takes b.
htth nleifsl lu au srhuHl nihlstlos.
Hhs iuMlls has lhs asnpAihf vl every.
tHt ln lhls esllluH
Ni llui Sass q struck him Ike a
leli uNt ~ Nleal sht WHEN he Was
lHnfmtl ihai hls asuNhipi. Matsafti
HfA iHn eWAf with il married man lie
asts she ntsI be hNfv ul "a was last
iNNfsiat ehrh. a il sHla Tuiten nnd
"A msl lff iuNti iaNelhei in ruts
ftHs ailume Nlie NiHre that time NJ,
llli hHs uava every mtAus ht his com.
MaHd lu ietsle ihe runaway couple.
Ne sAss that un last Wednesday night
hla daughter. accompanied rs fulten,
whom he did net know a. that time,
dinte a. hls home ln To,tenA auto.
mnhlie. rhty Arrived about o'clock
snd when he was told that Ar, Totten
va@ statstlcian ~ the state school
bunfd and had stopped az the board
ms house ~ his daughter. near
nlldasNillc. % hrlng her 20 see her
parents. he thought no more OF the
incident untll the facts "a the case
leaked out. Thursday.
Totten and Miss fiii remained at
IN, Inn home here Wednesday night
until about 10 O'Clock. the evening
being spent In social conversation.
school matters being the principal
subject discussed. Totten told Miss
Hilis parents she was getting along
finely in her school duties. About 10
o'clock the couple got in the automo-
bile and departed. Totten was to have
taken Miss IIili 10 her boarding house
on his way up the State to his home
IN Dove. But evidently he dii not
take her there.
The reSt morning about o'clock,
Mrs. Dickerson, with whom the young
school teacher boarded. called up the
I'M home on the telephone, inquiring
as TO the whereabouts OF Miss Hin.
When she was told that the girl left
with Totten the night before TO 60 TO
her school and boarding house, Mrs.
Dickerson tcld the Hill family their
daughter had not arrived there. The
family Immediately became alarmed
and Mr.. Hill called up the State Board
Of Education Office al Dover, but
learning nothing definite from there.
He took the train Thursday afternoon
and visited Dover. where he was in
formed OF the facts in the case.
Mr.. Hill is highly incensed over Tot
ten running away with his daughter,
and has said on numerous occasions
aimee the affair has become generally
known that IL he is caught he will
prosecute him to the extent Of the Law,
Continued on page ?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
APPEALS FOR TRIBUTE
TO ARMISTICE DAY
Governor Denney Asks for OBJ
seryance and for United
Prayer at Noon.

Special Dispatch 70 Every Evening.
Dover, NOV. 7.--Governor Dennev
today issued the following statement
as the observance OF Armistice Day
In Delaware, declaring the same as a
public holiday;
"Armistice Day 1921, commentaries
the end OF the worlds greatest war
and is the day when the President Of
the United States has requested the
people Of this nation 10 stand for
two minutes in silent prayer at u
O'Clock, noon, TO render tribute TO the
memory OF those who made the SUI
preme sacrifice in that conflict.
The day is also the beginning OF
the Conference on the Limitation Of
Armaments in the interest OF a per-
manent Worlds Peace, happiness and
prosperity.
l, therefore, urge the people Of our
State, on Friday, November III, 1921,
to recall the sacrifices made By those
who died and those who suffered In
the late World War and to give serl-
Gus thought to the problems it is
hoped may be solved at the approach
ing conference
Let this day be observed as a holi-
day throughout the State By solemn
and impressive exercises In our
churches, schools and public buildings.
and let as Join with the American I.a-
gion in making this day worthy 10
be remembered in Delaware history.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

In accordance with a proclamation
sssued BY Mayor Harvey, today. quoted
above, next Friday. Arfnlstiee Dav.
has been designated as holiday n
Wilmington. II had already been de-
cided 60 close the schools on that slav.
The day viii be appropriately OBJ
served, in accordance with plans here
tofore announced which are being
worked out The celebration is divid-
ed into two parts. that which concerns
the celebration. proper. and the I'm
Memoriam," the two ideas being quito
distinct, IL is pointed out, but the cir
Icumstances being interviewer almost
inextricably.
With this idea in mind. therefore
the committee in charge has planned
the entertainment or memorial SER
vice for the evening OF November 10
in the auditorium OF the Wilmington
High School, when the program will
recall 10 the ex-seryice men some OF
the. good times" they had over
there"
On November IL from - o'clock un-
I'll 1902, there viii be a period OF silent
prayer. while at the union memorial
service in honor OF the "comrades''
in the Garrick Theatre at II o'clock.
the Gold Star" mothers viii he the
central feature.
The later features OF the day win be
devoted particularly TO celebration. .
the most important events being the
community dance at the Public Build
tng in the evening, the dances given
by several Of the posts of the -Ameri-
can Legion at the Hotel du Pont and
the BAH given by members OF Norman
Scott Post. American Legion. in Odd
Fellows Building. Before the hold
ing OF this latter affair there viii be
patriotic addresses in commemoration
OF the Unknown Soldier"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
COAL MINERS co BACK
TO WORK IN KANSAS
Entire $4,000 Workers Who
Struck Against "Check Off"
Ban Resumed Today.
BY Green's Photo Shop.
by Associated press to Every Evening

Terre Haute, Ind. Nov 7.--Reports
received this morning at headquarters
at District No. II. United Mine Work
ers of America. indicate that without
exception the miners of the district
have followed the instructions sent out
Saturday by President John Hessler
and have returned to work.
The $500 union men were ordered by
District union officials to return to
work today, following the action OF
the United State Circuit Court OF
Appeals at Chicago. which suspended
that part OF the injunction prohibit
ing the check off and agreements by
officials OF the Indiana Bituminous
Coal Operators Association To comply
with the higher courts ruling.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
.ARM|ST|CE DAY
HOLIDAY HERE
Mayor Harvey Asks Residents
OF Wilmington TO Comply
With Presidents Request.
ARMiSTICE DAY TO
BE HOLIDAY HERE

TO the citizens OF Wilmington
President Harding has called
,n the citizens OF the United
states 10 observe Armistice Day.
Friday, November II. as a ma
tional holiday. l therefore pro-
claim the day a holiday in VIII
mington
Let us all forsake our usual
occupations and pay solemn
ribute to the memory OF those
who died in their country's SER
ice on the field of battle.
Let us also render homage
10 the living heroes OF the
American Legion who. with
their fallen comrades. preserved
our country in the hour Of need.
lie Roy Harvey.
Mayor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
WANT STATE POWER RESTORED.
Farm Bureau Federation Makes Plea
Before Interstate Commerce Committee
By Associated Press 70 Every Evening.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. Nov Another plea
for restoration to the states OF rail-
road regulation powers. was made to-
day 10 the Senate interstate commerce
committee.
Clifford Thorne OF Chicago, appear
ing as general counsel for the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation urged
a return to the pre-war authorities Of
the state commissions and the Inter-
state Commerce Commission as es-
tatrished by supreme court decisions
and repeal OF the so-called six per
cent rate guarantee OF the carriers.
The six per cent guarantee was de-
scribed by Mr.. Thorne as "hat" law
and as a defiance OF natural laws OF
business and a failure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
OPERATORS ACTION
BEFORE CALLING OFF sTRIkE

Pittsbure. Pa, Nov. 7.--Whether the
strike order affecting some forty thou
sand miners in district No. 8. United
Mine Workers OF America. would be-
come effective tonight at midnight de-
pended upon the action to be taken
by the Pittsburg Coal Producers As
sociation this afternoon.
President Gibbons. OF the United
Mine Workers. said the machinery OF
his organization could be placed in mo-
ton to call on the strike within few
minutes after he had been officially
notified by the operators that they
had decided TO continue collection Of
the check of. No forecast came frcm
the headquarters Of the operators as
20 their possible action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
EXPLOSIONS WRECK WINE
WHERE THERE WAS No sTRIk +

Pittsburg, Kansas, Nov. THE
small mine OF the Burgess Coal Com
Tany, one mile south OF Mulberry. was
wrecked by two explosions early today
The tipple was destroyed, the mouth
OF the slope caved in and motors and
other electrical machinery were ruined
by the explosions.
The mine has been operated for
several weeks despite a strike of
miners. Eight men comprise the COM
pany. all OF them miners and all OF
them work the mines. Six OF the men
have been working regularly at the
mine. Il was said today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Elm MEMORIALS PLANTED.
One Fer Allies Armies. Other For
Naviek, Set st Lincoln Monument.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Nov. 7.-Opening OF
srmistice week was marked today
with the planting OF two American
elins on the grounds OF the Lincoln
Memorial. The trees. one for the
allied armies and one for the allied
navies. were dedicated by Charles
LAthrop Pack. president Of the Ameri-
can Forestry Association.
Mrs. Harding presented her tree
planting trowel to members of the
American Legion who placed the trees
~ the head Of what viii be an inter
national avenue Of memorial trees 10
he planted BY various governments.
immediately after The ceremony to-
day the trcvell was sent 20 Chicago
where the American Legion win plant
several miles OF Road OF Remember
snce On Armlstice Day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Thief Steals Liberty gond.

a liberty bond worth $50 disappeared
from the home Of Raymond Paiskow-
ski 92t Chestnut street. Saturday
night, according 10 a report received
by the police. There were no marks
TO show that the thieves forced an
entrance TO the house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
ARMIsTICE DAY.
90 Societies To Place Wreaths on
-Unknown.-

90 Societies To Place Wreaths ON
-Unknown.-
BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, Nov. 1.-THE body OF
Americas unknown hero will arrive
in Washington wednesday afternoon
or evening and viii lie IN state in the ro-
tunda Of the capitol until Friday. II
was announced today.
The public, and those Official dele
gates and societies which have been
given permission 10 place wreaths on
the bier, will be admitted to the ro-
tunda from s a. m. until 10 D. m.
Thursday, but no one will be admitted
after that hour during the solemn
night proceeding intermeDt at Ariing-
ton.
Permits already have been issued
to more than sixty organizations, So
cicties and foreign diplomatic repre-
sentatiyes TO place decorations on the
casket.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Liberty Bond Quotations.

By Associated Press to Everz Evening.
New York. Nov Z Liberty bond
quotations az noon Three ana 4
halfs, 1926 first AS, afe0 bid. second
as. 94.60; FIRST 4iss. 94.44, second
AIS, e4.64; third ai>s. s6.60: fourth
AS, $500 Victory s4s, s9.70, Vie
tory 4&'s. 9a,7Q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Julius Z. smith Dead.

julius Il. Smith, formerly Of New
port. died yesterday at Ridley Park,
Pa, in his 7Srd year. He was a MEM
Der Of the Msnquas Tribe No. rs, ]. o.
r. M. Funeral services viii be held
from his late home In East Ridley
Wednesday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Woman Gets Lie senienee.

BY Associated Press to Every Eyenaax
Twin Fails. Idaho. Nov. MIS-.
LYDIA Meyer Southard. convicted here
last week Of the murder Of Edward p.
Meyer, her fourth husband was sem
fenced today in District Court 20 from
ten years 20 life Imprisonment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
Amusemants Tonight

Garrick-Naudeviile and Pictures.
Aldine-Naudeviiie and Pictures.
Queen Rip Van Minkle
A1aieStic-'O Over the Wire
Parkway Tradition.
Savoy Do"
Auditorium-Dan
strand To Please One " ou1a n
Park Reggie Mixes In.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
storm sweeping France and Belgium

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Paris. Nov. IA violent storm is
raging over Belgium and the north OF
France, and much damage has been
reported.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
j. Irving Handy Improving.

The health Of former Congressman
J.. Irving Handy, who Is a patient at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
more, has slightly improved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
weather FORECAST.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington. Nov T-Weafher for.-
cast for Delaware,
Partly cloudy and colder tonight. lruos-
day. unsettled and colder: moderats .
northwest winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
THREE MARKS FOR A CENT
German Exchange SIumps to
Its Lowest Point in New
York and London.
ey Assoelated Press 70 Every EvenIng.

New York, Nov, German marks,
fer the fourth consecutive day, opened
at new low record, selling at So
cents. This was a decline OF ~
points from Saturdays low.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07
London. Nov. 7

London. Nov. The German
mark slumped severely again in the
London exchange market today. re-
acting the new low record Of 1862 Il
to the pound sterling.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

The normal value Of the German
mark is a uifie over % cents. AZ the
present rate one American dollar WIN
purchase about ESQ OF the deprecated
units Of Germany currency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-07

Have you tried Glover Dairy But.
teri Telephones 1870 o-l54l.--Ady.