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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
SAFE BREAKERS FO|LED
At SSLER WAREHOUSE
Got in the Building. but Found
the Strong Box Was Too
Much for Them.

safe breakers broke into the whole-
sale grocery warehouse Of the j. D.
Sisler Co, Third and French streets.
last night. but tailed in an attempt 10
loot the safe Members Of the firm said
this morning that no cash had been
taken and that no groceries or other
goods in the warehouse had been
touched a wornan's coat and q mans
overcoat were the only articles missing.
so far as could be learned
The thieves gained an entrance 70 the
place from the Third street side By
removing a number OF boxes which
were piled in front of doorway. They
broke the glass in the door and bent
the heavy wire screen on the inside
far enough TO allow them 70 open the
lock. The thieves used very crude
methods in their efforts TO open the
safe and the police believe it is the
work of novices. Marks on the safe
door indicated that an attempt was
made 10 open IT with chisel and ham
rner. So tightly was the door jammed
that it was opened with difficulty this
morning.
The thieves are believed 70 be the
same as those who have broken into
number Of places and attempted to
open safes, but without result.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
HARDING AN EARLY BIRD,
FIRST At OFFICE TODAY
Cot to Office at $50 a. m, Long
Ahead of the Executive
Clerks.
By Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. March President
Harding began his second workday in
the White House hy beating his entire
force Of secretaries and clerks 10 me
Executive Offices
He arrived shortly after $40. a full
half hour before work usually begins
and for some time was the only official
present AZ that end Of the White House
A. soon as The President had settled
himself at his desk ne called for his new
.Airedale dog L4addie Boy. who vas
assigned place for the day on a
couch in the Presidents Office
Mr. Hardings first caller today vas
Senator Pomerene, Democrat. Of Ohio.
who said ne had only dropped in 70
pay his respects 10 his former colleague
IN the Senate and 10 the other Ohioans
who came into the White House with
him
The President also conferred again
today with Elmer Dover. Of Washing
ton. former secretary Of the Republican
National Committee and now promi-
nently mentioned for its chairman 70
succeed Postmaster General Hays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
ALL k0NSTRADT n REVOLT
AGAINST SOVIET RULE

Helsirgfo-s. Finland. 1farra All
classes II -!tizens Id kronstad-. the
great Russian laval aas- near Petro-
grad have united ia ne Ipg sing 4ga.nst
he Soviet government. says 4 dIspa aIch
70 the Russian Union Agency aere-
ORGANIZATION of 4 evolutionary com-
raitte- wh.ch .ater became the 7royi-
s.onal gov eminent vas carried QUIZ with
out participation IS political parties.
ana Is members were chosen almost
exclusively frar} seaman ard Workmeu
having 10 polac4l affiliations.
The provisional government has p-0-
Hsned program. -he agency a1rouuc-
I'd. ne essence * which : a 1stna1d
tor immediate convention 4 4 con
stituent assembly and he restoration
If freedom II trade between individuals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
REVISED CHARTER
BILL SENT TO DOVER
Changes Explained in a Letter
Addressed to Senator
Robertson.

After il had been revised to meet all
known objection. four copies Of the new
cItv charter hill were sent 10 Senator
Robertson Al Dover today.
The revision was made hy attorneys
Of the Bipartisan Committee and Is
believed to overcome all Of the objec-
rions advanced hy senator Robertson.
as he expressed them 10 that committee
at a recent conference.
When Charles F. Curley. one or the
attorneys who made tl'e revision. was
asked 70 explain the changes, he said
they were best explained in 4 letter
which he and Thomas F. Bayard w1p
assisted with the revision. had sent to
Senator Robertson with the remodeled
bill.
Following is the text Of the letter TO
Senator Robertson.
Dear Sir: InCloscd herewith are four
tvpewritten copies Of the new city
,harter act amended tc meet the Oh
iections urged by yourself and others
senator Sparks N.r J.. Warren Green
and ourselves are agreed that III" aCt as
now dra an meets eyefy such objection
Your first objection was that the may
or's duties were rot outlined ard thet
he va: a figure heac We have nov
specified his ministerial duties The
basic idea Of a commission form of
government is that power is given 10
the board as board and not TO any in
dividual member. L Is not intended
that the mayor. except as specified,
should have greater power than any
other member OF the board.
Your second objection was that def
rite provisions should be had governing
the issuance Of bonds We have insert
ed 2 specific procedure governing the
execution and issuance Of city bonds.
You objected that no specific pro-
visions were made for a city treasurer
city comptroller and city solicitor
Specific provision Is now made for the
appointment and duties of these officers
with particular reference 10 the effect
Of the official acts Of the city comp
troller.
The act now directs the bonding Of
Continued on page 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
COAL PAYS $50 PER CENT.
Anthracite Company Distributes
$t3.815.ooo Special Cash
Dividend to Shareholders.
, saociafad Press Ia Fverv Fxenlnr

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York March The Lehigh and
Wilkes Barre Coal Company today de-
cIared a special cash dividend OF $50
per cent on its s9,210.000 stock out
standing.
or this dividend. amounting To sl2.-
$4,000. the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey gets s12.7s4 600 on the stock
which X owns.
Decision to declare the special divl-
dend reaulted from a necessity imposed
on the Jersey Central by the Reading
segregation OF dispcsing OF it's Lehigh
and Wilkes Barre stock. BY a modif-
cation OF the Reading decree the coal
company was permitted to declare any
dividend warranted by its financial con
dition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
MORE TYPHUS GETS I'M.
New York RedoubIing Her Bar
riers Against Disease-Bear-
ing Immigrants.
" Associated press % Every Evenlng

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York. March 7-Inoreased pre-
cautions against the entrance in tho
city OF typhus-carrying immigrants
were taken today by municipal health
authorities following the discovery yes
terday of six new cases of the disea Sc
Corps Of inspectors ard nurses were
he'd IN readiness for calls 70 points
where aliens usually enter the city
Five Of the cases discovered ester
day were from the steeruge Of The Ital-
Ian steamship Sar Guisto. which ar
rived here SIX weeks ago.
The sixth sufferer eses an i.luigra Il
VINO arrived several days ago aboard the
steamship KroouIand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
TREATIES BEFORE SENATE.
Harding Anxious 20 Get coiorn-
ban Pact Disposed OF AZ
Extra Session.

BY. Assoc iat-i Press ~ t,-rt Ey,r.-s
Washlngtor. Marcc ~ ,iliucr
receiving a list 80 nom .ultlo. .ai
President Iia-ji0g -r. slow Sers
dsy planned -o cake -a~.r
minor treaties .r ri,cS
aerciat treaties Vt1
nations TheSe
colombian reat, Aa.e l
foreign rela.oH~ SON
tiNe session last Satl.1s
While t MAS ~. ~
tae Colombian t~ea- -,N.e1 ss-
pecced rs be "rostet a1t
committee Vo.'1 IS liSre-a5
aNtraordiDa- session H-.s.5. a.
was said ~ hst, uii-a -
with Senate, f.ods. -aat S l..ed
.te eariy disposal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
RUSSIANS ASH HOOVER
AND HARDING FOR FOOD

Paris. March The Russian Far
liamentary committee II Paris. ,oday
sent messages 10 President Harding
and Herbert Hoover. secretary Of COM
merce. soliciting help il ne form u
food and other necessaries for me anti
Bolshevlki in kronstadt ana Petrograd.
The 1nessa ges were signed 81 ".
Kedrine. Of the committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
TYPHUs AT BOSTON
on IMMIGRANT SHIP

Boston. March definite diagnosis
OF the illness Of steerage passenger as
typhus led 10 orders today for the de
tention Of the Steamship Mongolia with
1000 passengers at Quarantine for q
period Of twelve days. The ship
reached here Saturday from Hamburg
and Antwerp.
All passengers VIII be put through
the delousing process and their bag
gage and the ship itself WIZ be funI-
gated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
SAFE BLOWERS VISIT
DENTON PoSTOFFtCE

Special Dispatch 70 Every Evening
Denton. Md, March During
last night Denton PostotiiCe was
entered by burglars. Inc saie
was blown open and sniah
amount of money and stamps
stolen. Entrance was made by
forcing a side door OF the huiid-
ing
THIEVES have been operating
on the Peninsula lately, and II is
believed there is gang which
moves about under cover OF night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
HEARING WENT OVER.
In the Swan Greek Orchard Co. Re-
ceiYership Matter.

Owing to the Illness Of Attorney Her
bert H Ward, the hearing in Federal
Court on the petition OF the receivers Of
the Swan Creek Orchard Co of Mills
boro for leave 70 borrow $4,000 on re-
ceiver's certificates was postponed 10
Tuesday. March 10.
w. j. Graham, one Of the receivers
represented the petitioners and Daniel
j. Layton of Georgetown, represented
unsecured creditors 10 the amount Of
SO 900, who oppose the petition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
HARDING AND HUGHES
HOLD LONG CONFERENCE

Washington. March 7-Secretary
Hughes ~ the State Department. went
into conference early today with Preai-
dent Harding at the White House. II
was understood that hostilities between
Panama and Costa Rica was the princi-
pal subject discussed.
Both the President and Secretary
Hughes were at their respective desks
unusually early this morning and il
was only a TITLE after 2 o'clock when
the Secretary visited the White House
executive Offices He went in at = side
entrance and was closeted with The
executive for some time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
BIGAMY CHARGED.
Edward Tyson Said To be Too Much
Married.

At the request II Assistant City So
Iicitor Davis Judge Lynn in Municipal
Court today continued until Wednes
day the case Of Edward Tyson, charged
with bigamy. Tyson is alleged TO have
married his first wife under the name
Of Toy in Philadelphia in 1918. Mrs.
TOY. now living at 442 North Gratz
street Philadelphia. told the police they
were first ma rTied BY a Congregation
a!ist minister in New Jersey and later
by priest in Philadelphia. Tyson, as
ne was known in Wilmington, married
the second woman three years ago.
again using the double marriage meth
Cd. the police weretold Mrs. Tyson IS
now living at East Third street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Mrs. Mary RedgraVes.
Berger's Paper still Barred.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, March 7,~-Hefusai OF
lower courts 90 issue Il mandamus re-
quiring Postmaster General Buries0n
10 restore second-ciass mail rights OF
the Milwaukee, Leader. Victor Befsers
newspaper, was sustained today by the
Supreme Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NEW FLOWER NAMED
FOR MRS. HARDING

Associated preas to Every Evening.
New York. March IA gen
darme blue sweet pen TO be ex-
hibited I'm the eighth information
al flower show. which opena here
next Monday. has been named
Mrs. Warren Harding"
The flowers color is similar 20
that for which Mrs. Harding
showed preference when select
ing gowns here some weeks ago
which was named Harding blue"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Ran Hand Through window.

Leaning against a window this morn
ing ut his home at Boothwyn, Pa,
Marshall Cline, 10 years old, forced his
left hand through tho CLANS resulting
in badly Ineorated left wrist He waa
removed % the Delaware Hospital.
where several stitches were required
10 close the wound.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Trllhx nramatIst Dead.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, March Paul NJ Potter
dramatic critic. who was the author of
many popular plays. including "Trilby "
was found dead today OF natural causes
In the Murray I'm baths.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
srRfkE TIES uP GREEK RAuRoA

by Associated Press to Every Evening,
Athens, March h,-,All railway conl-
munloation In Greece was suspended to-
day an the result of strike affecting
every line in the country. The men
are demanding Increased wages and
shorter hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
weather Foreca.L

By Associated Press % Fvcrv EycH
Washington March Fcrccas '' 'na
ware
Unsettled weS' 1e. y .n
tonight ana Tuesday u'f marf 1tns
tenperatlre modera >.lfht.sN SINS
Sun NCO< TENPEk Nf L Nf 't
sun rose this morG.ng
sun sets ton'ght
sun rises tomorrow uao- aims
sun sets tnmorros night
Moon rises tomorrOw maraIng ft
LsnS "a Of day. NJ hours. ~ minutc,
5 y ~ Saturday
: a nj YESTERDAY
Noon Yesterday
( q NJ YESTERDAY
S a M. today
Noon today
Highest Temperature IA .-.aah
Lowest temperature saturday n.sh.
Highest temperature NesiNrdah -
Lowest temperature last night
High tide This morning
High tide this al rcrnoon ll Rh
Low tide this morning
Low tide tonight. oNr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NAVAL OFFICER MISSING.
Lieut. Robb Disappears Before Court
Martial Announces Finding.

BY Associated Press g EVERY evening
New York. March lieutenant Lon
H Robb. t. 5. y charged with en-
hezzline funds from the Battleship
Tennessee was reported, today. t. have
disa ppeared from the receiving ship In
Brooklyn where he was taken tG await
the verdict Of a court martial which
tried him II WAS charged thar his
accounts as ship Service officer We're
50. GOO short
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Amusements ronighL

Playhouse Aaam tT4 hEa
Oarrick Vaudeville
Queen -' The Price 80 POs~s,,.tn
Majestic The Educarion ~ Eliza X.
savoy N Irumpct island
Rial 70 FIXED ny tioorEp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
HARDING NAMES ROOSEVELT.
Nominations of Fletcher and Il. ID. Ball
Also Go TO Senate.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington March denominations
of Henry z. Fletcher, of Pennsylvania
TO be under Secretary of State; TheO-
dOre Roosevelt, Of New York. TO be AS
sistant Secretary OF the Navy, and 4.
d. Ball. Of Iowa, TO he Assistant Sec
retary Of Agriculture, were sent TO tht.
Senate today by President Harding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
ALLIED TROOPS To BARCH
INTO GFRNANY TOwORPOw
n A-s,l a-ad Pas

~ Asecl a-ed Pfaar
lDndrr March ~ '--rcs
g-lU toRf~ ~ uarr~
rga 'Crror~uv srro-f-1~a
vi't fhe dcc sion ~ me
.rftr- me pcra''isp o~r d~f
ratpe IL ne -a~F fFU-~a-t ~
operations rnIgstlo~s ~
raiciai'v an ~o. need fncs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

london March App't-af.o- ~ ~
penalties .pon German. .~- aor-f
fHnen- or aer --psrz 'iors --1r-.
raents ras drri ided .por rv ~ n..
here rhi- afternoon
The penalties = question w--e
nounced VI the Germans ast -hl---
day ~ Mr. i.'nyd George 7- British
premier The- are
Occupation n me ri-ies p sb.l-z.
Dueas@idorf snd F,unrort -ae .erman
Industrial area ,eyond a- Hh.n4
.rooDs II The Allies
Imposition oy earh allied .--rtsv
such tax lpon German imports ss
may deem sitting
The establishment ", customs
1oundry under allied rontro. along --
Rhine
Mr. Lloyd George informed -'e se--
mans today that nor onlv we're the
losals made Foreign tItr.st.
mons this morning 4aacreu-ar
allies hur that despite t1e --er,a --
last weeks Inference -.r-au+
rad nor made such "a advance --.
propositions Is would l-r sta-r..-
ruenr II the imposition w --e .n4t..-
The British premier said -- --st
1ounce on oenalf 1t the Allies t-4
- come t7 even 81 approzlr-ate .-lsf
standing zltn rs -.rrars
Ertu We ger rurosa.s ron. .sr-
many which mean + -eriaa---t ss,. --
mert ,aer- Ar - s. --ale le --
.arsd.
london 'Iarel ---- rta-e1re
between n 7eads e --e A 49,, -.,-.r
mencs ana 4prese -ir..-- tr
mar government Nn.cn --
-1iay s0r isc-ss4oa 3 --- r4ra-..n.
question -a'k su al-c.rru-rt .t
ciock -et4l -p
New German 1ruposa.s .e.-e e4.
stated n French gl.ar--.-
ceptabie acre slbm..t-, S.u..a.a
Allied Council has ro-o.ng -. rs -
rs4 aratiors -erfer-rr- p.r-. "a.
meeting The genera. ~,rtararc- r
az noon.
f~0r+t~- -roF -- 49,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
II. r.. DIRECTORS RUN TRAIN.
"Rick" Woodward, Millionaire, Takes
A. B. u A. Strikers Place.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Birmingham, Ala. March T,--Direct-
ors of the Atlanta, birmingham b At
lantic railroad manned today tho first
mail train sent over tho line since IL
was tied by "a strike last week.
A b. (Rick) Woodward, muitimil-
lionaire and owner OF tho Birmingham
Baseball Club, was at the throttle.
No passengers wara carried The
train pulled out at d. III, for fAneyiiis
and Manchester,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
L|MER|CK'S MAYOR
AND EX-MAYOR SLAIN.
FORMERS WIFE SHOT
Murderous Attack Believed to be
in ReprisaI for Assassinat
Of General Cumming.
VICTIMS WERE KILLED IN BED
by Associated Press TO Every Evening.

by Annotated Press 10 Every Evening.
Dublin. March 7.-GeOrge Clancy.
Mayor of Limerick. was shot and killed
al his home In that city early this
morning and his wife was seriously
wounded. At about the same time
Michael OCallaghan, former mayor ~
the city. was also killed nj his residence
Meagre reports received here state
that Mayor Clancy and his wife were
shot al about 30 o'clock, but owinC
to curfew restrictions members ~ the
household were afraid 70 venture on
the streets 20 secure aid. and friends
with whom they communicated by tele-
phone could mol go to the house for the
same reason.
About two hours later u doctor ar
rived from hospital and found Mayor
CLANCY dead and Mrs. Clancy in crtti-
cal condition. Former Mayor O'Caila
CHAN Was dying when doctors summoned
by the police arrived n nc houFe.
Belfast. ireland, March Bands ~
mon shot George CLANCY Mayor ~
Limerick and Michael O'Callaghan. a
former mayor ~ that city. it, cold blood.
while they we're wing IN their beds.
Nra. clancy. while endea vorinR to pro
tect her husband was shot in one ~
her arms
Limerick IL intensely excited ever
the shootiugs. which are pnpularlY in
terprcted aH geprfqals for the asai
IA ton n frigadier General Cumming
whe vas killed a eIoubanin on Sstur-
day
Cork March 1-General Cumming
commander ~ the Kerr military area.
vas ono Of two officers killed IN the
ambush n a military convoy in Clon-
banin. this COUNTY saturday afternoon.
General Cumming was president ~ ne
court n inquiry appointed 70 investigate
the recent shooting ~ railway men in
Mallow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
j. s. GOVERNMENT
ENGINEERS HERE TO
INSPECT TERMINAL
Purpose is to Learn the Local
Maritime Situation and
Possibilities.
HEARING THIS AFTERNOON

a delegation OF War Department
engineers came here todny from Wash
ington to inspect the proposed marine
terminal at the mouth of the Christa ma
river. While here they were guests OF
United States Engineer Johnston and
the Harbor Commission.
The inspection will be followed by a
luncheon at the Country Club and NJ
o'clock this afternoon there will be
a public hearing on the project I'm the
public building
The train bearing the party from
Washington arrived at French street
station at 2 0a, whore the members Of
the party were greeted by United States
Senator Josiah o. Wolcott, Congress
man Caleb r. Layton. Col II II Brick
ley. Ir Joseph Bancroft Mai Walter
r, Dyer Charles II. Cant. George W
r Miller. Col. +. \ Johnston. William
f snyder Charles Warner and John
Meigs
The party arriving from Washington
comprised Col Charles Keller. Col A. "
Wehher. Col J G. Oakes col NJ NJ
Patrick. Mai { Ridley. COL c
Sanford tho latter from New York
General Harry g Taylor. who was also
10 come from New Work aud he with the
party. was unable 20 do 50 on account
of illness
The party was Immediately taken hy
the local delegation 70 the municipal
wharf where they boarded the govern
ment vessel Josephine fer an inspection
~ the river work after which an in
speCtion was made of the .obdcll tract
Following this they were entertained
at luncheon at the Country club Later
in the afternoon they viii be taken
to the roof Of the du pont building for
d view of the city and the river front
from that altitude and VIII civ" a
public hearing in the Council Chamber
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

Thing lighting nXturss. fireplace ft-
tngs Geo. w, McCauley y Son. 10S
w. sth St,--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
BALDWIN SPRINGER
DIED THIS MORNING
WeII-known Attorney. Who at
One Time Was Assistant
City Solicitor.

Baldwin Springer. well-known al
+oruev-at-law. died today al his apart
rnerts. at Delaware avenue and Adams
street He was 80 years Of age. The
funeral Will take place "Wednesday al
ternoon. with services in the chapel al
Wilmington and Brandywlne cemetery.
and interment in the cemetery there.
Mr.. Springer always lived in VIII
rningtou. He was graduated from Rug
BY Academy and Delaware College, and
studied law under the late Chief Justice
Charles B. Lore, who was an intimate
friend Of his father Lewis r Springer.
The late Chief Justice Lore took
personal as well as legal interest IN
his pupil. Mr.. Springer's friendships
were not confined 10 his legal colleagues,
but included the professional as
well. His intellectually gave 70 these
friendships a permanence beyond the
ordinary, for he was a man Of marked
mental culture. He was widely read
and gifted with a keen intelligence 20
apply the result % his reading 70 mis-
conversation one Of his outstanding
characteristics was his consistent loyal
" TO mis- ideals To him they were
more precious than material success.
He was at one time assistant city
solicitor.
Mrs. n. NJ. CsZier.
Mrs. Hannah Aagens Cazier. aged 70
years died a. her home near Kirkwood
last night She was the widow Of Jacob
Cazier who died two years ago. In 1879
she married Jacob B Cazier and went
70 live in Pencader hundred. She was
q member Of Glasgow Presbyterian
Church She is survived by one daugh-
ter Mrs George L. Townsend Jr., Of
Newark. al whose residence funeral
services Will be held on Wednesday
morning. Interment Will be made in
Glasgow.
Mrs. Mary RedgraVes.
Mrs Mary Redgraves. widow OF James
Redgraves, Of Chester, formerly Of VII
mington. died al her home in Chester
on March 4, after an illness Of several
months Funeral services VIII be held
tomorrow afternoon at 3. with inter
rnent at Rural cemetery.
Walter Rettiewood.
walter f. KettIewood. 80 years old,
died in Philadelphia last Friday He
will be buried tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Funeral services will be held
at the chapel in Riverview cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

safe milk means healthy children,
Call ls4d OF Ib4i. The Glover Dairy
Co.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

The foregoing dispatch saow!nS the
existence Of a revolt n PetrogTad comes
from official Soviet sources. the Mos
COW wireless service being conducted
by the Russian Soviet authorities. This
official statement that revolt actually
has occurred follows closely recent
declarations from highest Russian au-
thorities that no uprising existed in
petrOgrad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
REVOLT IN PETROGRAD
CONFIRMED BY SOVIET

London March a wireless mes
sage received here from Moscow today
says The leaders Of the Petrograd
rising are Petricheako. Yakovlenko and
Savchenkc. father of Serge Savchenko.
Captain Vladimir Burtse6. Engineer
Oryeskin and a former clergyman,
Putilin Although General Koslovski
has been reckoned the Official head he
IS in no way the principal leader of the
movement. The Generals Two brothers
were arrested II the marine schooi ia
Petrograd"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
GERMANS TO BE FORCED
TO MEET PREPARATIONS
DEMANDS OF ALLIES

Application of the Penalties for Non-Fulflmen of Her
Treaty Obligations to Be Made at Once in Accordance
With the Action of the League Council at London;
Berlin ENJOYS Had Asked for Weeks Further Delay
to Confer With Home Government