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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
RH|NELAND WANTS
OCCUPATION ARMY
WITHDRAWN At ONCE
Provisional Prssidsnt Informed
Allies win Remain Until Ger
many Pays Billion MARKS.
ENGLAND BACKS BERLIN

~ Ahaociate Press FOO Ersry evening
Dueaseid0rf. Nay I2-Freneh a.
thcriues here have declined to frsrrr
~ the Supreme AH.ed lalrl Zoo ..
quest of President grzHurr f
provincial governner~ srt.rg na
city and the lone abo.f - at ..sr4af n
hy allied troops Tho rrfYs1 rae
"n tho ground 1a' fhr F.rrh Yml
mere mere MT q1aliarg 40 rlar1..lr. ..f.
fhr Pree.dcn'H rsprserrfaf.rr u ..
council
Preaidorf C9,zh8rr was forr-sd rra
tHrday 'na' allied oCrluas s.or ~ lt.r
1cidorf s likely w ~ -rsI-fafnrr 4r.
Gcrma uy pays ne ono nHrr ro
marks due Ou June Th. prrrfrrt
request for Vifhdraps| ~ su.rF f-...-
wa9 spDprrfef by figures ptrro-f y.
ehpw that a~~1pafio~ 20 fhe ursa--,
d1rf area alone n eres.rr nine -lr-er
marks per 14w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
MORE GERMAN TROOPS
RUSH TO SILESIA
FOR DRIVE ON POLES
Security Police Also fastened
to Revolt Zone TO Fight With
Huns Against lnvasions.
ALLIES APE TO STAND PAT
" Associated press . Every evening.

BY Associated Press 70 h4FSFy evening
Oppein. sileaia. May f3.--Gerrnan
forces on the left bank u the oder
river are being gradually augmented by
the arrival of former German soldiers
from Breslau and number. Il r. known.
arc coming from Germany.
Several hundred Security Police from
Hamburg and Kiei and a few from
other German cities nave reached
Brieg. 20 miles northwest of here. and
are authoritauvely reported IN have
placed themselves ~ the disposal q
German authorities there
The Poles in the meantime arc known
70 be strengthening their positions Yith
artillery, although they are not ad-
FancinR
The inter-anied commission ii hoid-
ing frequent conferences. but II II said
there is no intention to reinforce allied
troops here and there has been uo re-
cent redistribution Of these forces
Berlin MAY 13-The general strike
begun by the German workmen at On
peln. Upper SiIesia. in protest against
the attitude of the inter-allied commits
sion toward the Polish nsurrection has
been called Off according to adviCes
. iTrFl OE31EiN LlabS fttfSFittft@
Members Of all the German parties.
including the German Nstionaiists and
the COMMUNISTS visited the headquar-
ters OF the commission yesterday. the
dispatches state and we're assured hy
General I.eroud, head Of the coHTnls-
sion. that no negotiations with me
/ Polish insurgents had taken place, as
+ had been reported
MA arT~w 4
other utilities at Oppeln have been viz
tuaIly paralyzed by the strike.
Prince Hatfield. envoy of the German
foreign office IN the pieblscite region
+ Of suesia has arrived here and IS said
70 be- ready 20 resign as result q ne
events in that district during he asi
three days.
Berlin newspa pers continue their Bit
ter criticism of General Lerpnd. French
# representa- lives on the inter-allied com
mission and head of that body They
4 charge ne was thoroughly advised q.
the intended revolt ed by Adalberl
Korfanty. and il Is said that he oscen-
tatiousIy left Oppeln on May instead
I If remaining al the post 70 which NJ
was assigned. K is declared that hls
withdrawal was because Of the threa item
ing insurrectlou.
He is accused bv the National Zeitung
II +ax-ir~ declared in the course OF q
conyantion IN Berlin a few days later
,-itb NJ laurent. French ambassador
here rha+ Il the inter-allied commits
sion,s recommendation should De ac-
centea and the Poles should be award
ed only Rybnik and Pless an insured.
ton would break out in Upper Suesia
forthwith.
This newspaper charges him WITH
failure 20 undertake the necessary pre-
cautions and with leaving his post at Z
+ critical time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Levy Court Arranges for Important
Public Work.

Contracts for the surface treatment
Of roads in the lower end Of the county
will be executed by Levy Court with
A. Lee Orrell. of Odessa, whose bid was
the lowest submitted last Tuesday on
the specifications of County Engineer
Charles e. Grubb The rates he
named were uniformly O15 for 4 gal
lon, 0l6 for 1-3 gallon, OF for 2-5 gal
lon. and .013 for x gallon quantities
w S. French was awarded the con
tract for hauling stone in group A, his
price averaging 80 cents per ton.
Thompson and Jones were lowest
bidders for the wharf and fender work
on the river front bridge at s5,73925.
Bids for the pressure distribution ap-
paratus were all rejected, as the
figures did not seem to be advantageous
TO the county in view Of the low prices
received for the. road work on the last
bidding.
The amount Of the expenditure for
this work viii reach from SOS. 900 to
$4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
CITY UNREPRESENTED
ON BUDGET COMMIT TEE
WITH NO ADVOCATE
Committeeman Perturbed and
Regret Failure of Palmer
Bill to Pass.
SOME DIVISION OF FIGURES

s,so correspondence OF Every Evening
Statc House, Dover, May 1S'
V,bn. Wilmington sleeps, the COM
,,itfcs appointed by the General Assem-
-. ;, ,,rsnara school budgets for the
~, two scholastic years is siashins
49,, ..,ir,ates of school expenditures
,,,..s.,,tcd bv the state Board of Edu-
.atinp And if Wilmington does not
-, meanwhile. it will weep next
Ntordav the time fixed by the Legs
1,tn,,, for making State appropriations
for school urposes. Because winning
,,,, win nay the bulk of the corporation
,,crsonaI income, personal property anu
al estate taxes and most of the per
sonal income tax statement niinss Aeos.
!, should receive the largest snare OF
The state appropriations. put Hiuie"
lions point To the reverse. NAiiilie e"i'
IS not represented on the budSet com
mittce. and no persons nave come heie
IN its behalf since the cutting began
Committeeman say they are IN
mess" and they regret Sefalol
p,r,,,crs school bill was not enacted
last Tuesday, when the Senate cou'u
have nassed it and the House Of Repre-
.er,atives was in humor to concur
T.n,ctnlcnt will be impossible when the
General Assembly, ASeOAA
Palmer bill proposed repeal OF the
school laws Of 1921, 1920 and 1919 re
.pactmcnt Of part of the Schooi law
operative in 1918 and inclusion OF the
tax provisions Of the School Law OF 1871.
Two Millions for First Year.
For 1s21-22 and 1929 the commit
tee will recommend school expenditures
accounting TO S2IoO,00O annually. to
ueet which the Legislature must ap-
nropriate 81 500 900 per year and per-
sonal property and real estate taxes
must Weld $500. 900. The reconsnenda-
tiol viii be based on the expenditures
of 1890. the year in which the un-
,,opular school Code operated. In 1919
20 the expenditures aggregated sl,tSs,-
600 and in the scholastic year ending
next month they will amount to s2.49S.-
900 II the General Assembly approves
tbe committees suggestion, the $3.50 600
difference between the expenditures OF
1920 and the probable expenditures OF
1q2l-22 ana 1928 will be constituted
= contingent fund for The purchase OF
fu.l and TEX books and the payment Of
teachers salaries.
Wilmington Hit Hard.
Wilmington will be nit hardest on
teachers salaries. for which it has
PLANNED 10 spend S765,s55 in 1922 and
sS1s.s55 in 1929. On the 1890
hasis il would be authorized to spend
but S4ss.542 annually for instructional
service in the next two years
Continued on page p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
LONDON To BE CERTAIN
GERMANY WILL PAY up

London. Nay l3.-rhe German -.p,.
radons recovery act under winch ror-
man exports are taxed 50 Der ,ent -
Great Britain in Pursuance ~ me
lied plan adopted after re -sf1s.l .r
the Germans in March - accqpt ~.
Paris terms 1f he allies. wiz 1ot y.
abolished Immediately. the Hou.e sr
Commons was .1formet ola, t,
Austen Chamberlain. The -oycrumsrt
leader
Mr.. Chamberiain vas snerrr,,-
question as 20 why .his -ec,yer,
would not he suspended ar ref...lr.s
now 5haf Germany had accepted tho
lied terms He said -he rovcrnmc-r f..
noJ thinN e eNped.cu- % ~epea sr
pend ,he act unti had further
periencc AZ the NorAinE ~ the t
70 which Germany h4l ust given
adherence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
HORSE DREW So A DAY.

Was Ill. Belr' on City Pay Roll and
Money Was Obtained on His Y Mark.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Montclair n. j.. May IA horse in
the citv's public parks department has
been drawing a salary of SO a day
since January /, Park Director John
C. Barclay charged today in pre-
liminary report Of an investigation into
affairs Of the department Of which he
recently became head
The checks were made out TO III
Bell. H" standing for ''horsie, MIR
barclay said They were cashed under
the endorsement Of II. Bell txl his
mark. The director does not know
who received the money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
STEFANSSON GOING BACK
TO ARCTIC REGION

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Pasadena, Cal, May t3.--An-
other expedition into the Arctic
regions in two or three years Is
manned by vilhajalmar Stefahs-
son, the explorer. he announced
here today at the residence off
Ernest DE Koven Leiiingwell. also
an explorer. where he Is a guest.
THE center 90 the icebound
regions of the North never has
been reached by man." he said.
''The North Pole region Is $50
miles from the edge of the Icy
area. while the center is 500
miles from the edge"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
TOBACCO LESS HIRTFUL
THAN TEA, SAYS DOCTOR

London, May t5--Tobaeco is
The least harmful of the -four
social polaous" ten, coffee. BlcO~
hof ard tobacco, according 20
Sir james Cantiie, the eminent
surgeon, speaking here recently
Smoke the eane amount of
.abarcf. every day" said sir
James and the heart will become
accustomed ~ a certain amount.
n one smokes ieas one day than
another ne feels the effect 80
much as II ne had smoked more"
fTe said three days abstinence
from smoking would entirely free
tho system Of nicotine.
Sir James condemned the e.
Rarette.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening

Special Dispatch TO Every Evening.
Dover. May 13.-Lawrence Smith,
colored, who is charged with the mur-
der of Harry Burris, also colofed, near
Viola, on the night of May :. was
given a hearing here at noon today be-
fore Magistrate T.. +. Wood. the state
preterring a charge OF manslaughter. to
which charge he pleaded not guilty and
was held in $4,000 bail for July court.
There were no eye witnesses 10 the
shooting except the wife of Smith who
was not allowed 10 testify.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
Kemery Studio Club Concert.

The spring concert of the Kemery
Studio Club was held in Eastlake Pres
byterian Church. under the auspicies
of the Adult Bible Glass of the Church,
last night. Mrs. Eleanor G. Kemery led
the singing, and Miss Sarah Hudson
White and Miss Grace Geiszler gave
the accompaniment. A monologue and
reading were given by Miss Ethel Nor
lis in addition to the concert
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
LINER WITH 100 ABOARD
.BEACHED AFTER A CRASH
Oriental Steamer in Collision
Off Dover, England, During
Fog. Reports No One Hurt.
Rv A.sno,ated Fress % Ievery Evenlng.

London, May 13.-The Peninsular and
Oriental Liner Benalla from London to
sydney. Australia, with 1,100 passeh-
gers and seamen on board, has been
beached near the Royal Sovereign light
ship close to the entrance to the shoals
of Dover. following collision with the
British tank steamer Patella, says
Lloyds wireless dispatch. The collision
occurred in a fog.
A statement issued by the company
says no one was injured and that the
passengers will be landed this after
noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
COL. HARvEYS FIRST CALL
IS ON JAP AMBASSADOR
American Envoy's First Official
Appearance Will be at Dinner
Given Prince From Toxic.
/. Associated - Ii ENery EveninE.

BY Associated Press @ livery Evenins
London. May IS.-By a coincidence
the FIRST official ambassadoriaI call made
by Colonel George Harvey. the new
American ambassador, after his presen-
tation to King George yesterday. was
on Baron Hayashi. tie japanese ambas-
sador. at the JAPANESE embassy this
morning. while the first function Ambas-
sador Harvey will attend viii De the
reception at the Japanese embassy this
evening. at which he will meet Crown
Prince Hirohito. now visiting England.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
CANCER ATTACKS TROTzKY.
Report From ESthonia Declares Red
War Minister Is Seriously III.
Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Reval. Esthonia, May 13.-The news
paper Waba Maa Of this city prints
report received from Terijoki. on the
Russo. innish border. to the effect that
Leon Trotzky. the Soviet war minister.
IS seriously i'll with cancer and that the
best specialists in Russia are attend
ing him.
tNo advices conirmatory Of this re-
port have been received from other
somces)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
SO DEAD IN MEXICAN CLASH.
Police Join Radicals in Raid on
Catholics During Demonstra-
ton Against Dissertation.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Mexico City. May 13.-Fifty persons
we're killed and score wounded last
night in Morelia capital of the State of
Afichoacan. say reports to the Ex-
eelsior early today. when police aided
bv unsolicited help from radicals,
charged a large group of Catholics.
The latter were demonstrating
against alleged deseCration of their
churches last Sunday by radicals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
COST S6,O47,OOO,OOO
TO RUN ROADS IN 70.
S3,043.0OO.000|N II
Salaries of Officials Last Year
TotaIed S47,11o,465 Against
S3,6O5, 755. SIC for Labor.
GIVES PROBERS THE FIGURES
By Associated Press to Every Evening
GIVES PROBERS THE FIGURES
SAYS u. \. TREASt NAY
HAVE TO MEET DEFICITS

Washington. May 13.--Enless
some way Is found 10 increase
revenues and reduce expenses.
tho railroad deficit will have 10
be met from the national treas
ury. 2 Chairman Cummina of the
Senate Iuterstate Commerce
Committee declared to-day At
hearings on the general railroad
situation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
v. KRAMER
GIVEN HEARING ON
EXTORT|ON CHARGE
Plumbers Helper Says Money
Was Collected From Him
for Working.
CRIMINAL INTENT Is DENIED

Representative Robert w. Kramer,
business agent Of the local. plumbers
union, is on trial today in the Court Of
General Sessions on the charge Of ex-
tortion. Tho case is hard fought. tho
State, represented by Deputy Attorneys
General Finger and Switzerland. The
defendant is represented by Charles f..
Curley and Henry r. Isaacs.
kramer was indicted some months
ago on the testimony before the grand
jury of John a, Walsh. who. on October
-. 1920. at the time Of the alleged ex
tortion, was employed as a plumber S
helper in the construction of the Ip
dustrial Trust Building at Tenth and
Shipley streets
Walsh testified that Kramer came 10
him and asked him il he had permit
to work. and on learning that ne had
not. said he would have to get one. He
said Kramer collected S2.50 for two and
a half weeks. at the rate OF 81 a week.
Thereafter Walsh refused TO pay any
more and was discharged by the boss
plumber on the job. he said.
Walsh said Kramer said nothing
about union, and that he did not know
Kramer was business agent of the
union.
The questions by defendants at
torney, in the effort TO bring out the
admission that ne knew Kramer was
acting for the union were overruled.
John Gibson, a plumber. on the In
dustrial Trust Company job, told of con-
versations with Kramer about Walsh
refusing 10 pay and Of the intention OF
the union plumbers 10 quit work unless
Walsh paid the money for his permit.
Gibson was Shop Steward" for the
plumbers union on the job. and il was
the business of the shop Steward" TO
ha ndle all complaints arising among the
men in regard 10 shop conditions and
work.
There were many objections as To the
relevancy or materiality Of evidence
and much argument by attorneys on
both sides, a considerable part of the
time Of the trial being consumed in this
manner Testimony as TO what trans
pired subsequent to the alleged threat
Of Kramer as to Walsh losing his lob
was generally ruled out, as was other
evidence as 10 subsequent converse tons
or happings. in view of the fact that il
was held that the gist of The offense
charged was the threat.
The evidence of Gibson closed the
case for the State.
Kramer on Stand.
The defendant, Robert W Kramer
then took the stand. He is a Repre-
sentative in the Legislature and presi-
dent of the Central Labor Union
There was long argument over the
admission of evidence on the part OF
Kramer that. in his dealings with Walsh
he was acting as business agent oi
the Plumbers Union. An hour or more
was consumed in argument on this
point, it being insisted. on the part OF
the defense, by Mr.. Curley, that the de-
fendant had the right TO show he was
acting as business agent Of the union
70 show that he had no criminal intent
This question was under adyisement
when court recessed until 2.3O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
Il. R. MEN IN MINERS STRIKE.
British Train Workers win Attempt to
Prevent the transportation Of Coal.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, MAY I3.-The National Union
Of Railway Men today stepped actively
into the night in support of the striking
British miners taking measures de-
signed to prevent the transportation by
rail of coal imported to repleaish the
nations fuel supplies
The railway mems action was de-
eision by the executive committee Of
the union that its members would nut
handle imported coal no matter for
what purpose it was intended.
The committee further instructed the
members of the Union not 70 handle
coal Of any description loaded or pre-
viously handled by "blackleg' labor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
JURORS EXCUSED.

After the jury was empanelled this
morning in the Kramer case. in General
Sessions, Judge Rice excused other
JURORS until next Wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock All JURORS not in the
Kramer case we're excused.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
MARLBOROCGH DUCHESS FREE.
gy Associated Press to Every Evening.
Former COnsuelO fanderbilt's Divorce
Has Reached the Absolute Stage.

London. May 13.-The decree Of di-
vorce granted on November 8. last, TO
the Duchess Of Marlborough, formerly
Consuelo Vanderbilt, which dissolved
her marriage with the Duke Of Mari
borough, was made absolute this morn
ing.
Under British law, six months must
intervene between the granting Of q di
yorce decree and the rule making the.
divorce absolute.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
Fur Exchange Short s9,ses, ,4s7.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
ST. Louis, May 13.-Oficials of the
international Fur Exchange today an
nounced a deficit of $9,2O2 ,437 in the
finances of the establishment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
To Sell Discarded sclooIs.

Three abandoned Negro schools and
grounds will be- disposed of by the New
Castle County Board of Education at
public auction on May 20. They are at
Hockessin, Marshallton and Christiana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

Whether you're interested in a house,
an apartment or a farm-turn TO the
Real Estate Directory in the classified
section and you win find a wide range
of choice. Ii it isn't here--advertise
ir these colnmns for what you want
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
stolen RIcYcle Recovered.

A bicycle stolen from John p Welch,
40l West Fifth street was recovered
Yesterday at Penns Grove, \. - by
Detective samuel Gamble
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
HILL WON'T GO TO JAPAN.
Former Ambassador 10 Berlin Prefers
TO Go Back 10 That Post.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington, May 13--Dr. David
JAYNE Fill, of New York. is under
stood TO have definitely declined TO be
considered for ambassador TO japan
and il is believed he is foremost among
those now under consideration for am
bassador 10 Germany when diplomatic
relations with that country are re-
SUmed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
Amusements TonlghL

plaNhouS Biark Roses
Queen Tho Love o. ignt"
arcadia The Concert
RialrO- The W hitr NlcI
Majestic Oucc 90 ENrfh Waua
savoy The other Woman
strand Behold Nlk Vile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

Plastering, all kinds, attended to
promptly Lowe Bros. 1902 Shallcross
ave. 57o7- -M.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
weather Forecast

BY Associated Press ~ Every Eren
Washing tun. Ni4N Or Nft 't
for DetaNare
showers fuulNUf U...at
no change in tcmprI Iltu., wutu.r.tu a...
shifting to west NiuNe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
Scnderi Hearn, -

on charse ~ assault and hatrerv -
Canterino Peliato. Alfie Scuder. "a
fined $50 IN Municipal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

safe milk means healthy -hndrea
Can 154o or 1881 The Glover DAIRY
Co.-Adv.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-10
cREDlTABLE EDITION.
Old Time Occur d'Alener in Remin
escent Mood


"rhe Firth Anniversary Convention
Number of Northwest Mining Truth.
of spokane was i'm every respect a
credit to the publisher and an others
who were i'm any way responsible for
its numerous attractive features. Lo-
cd interest was especially attracted
by the recollections of James NJ. Por-
ter mining engineer now residing in
spokane Mr.. Porter located in Wal
lace in 1889 just at the time when
the rumors of labor troubles were be
ginning 90 he heard and was in posi-
ticn through his professional connec-
tions to know much of the inside his
tory of that thrilling period when the
demands of local miners unions Gull
minated in the riots. destruction of
property and bloodshed on July II.
1892 The Kneebone murder and the
kidnapping of Neil, drummer and Hig-
gins were an aftermath of the strike
Those were strenuous days and Alr
porter's review calls to the mind of
many old-timers incidents long Tor
gotten and the changes time has
wrought i'm the attitude of men to-
ward the same questions upon which
the district was divided into bitter
factions i'm that early day
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-10
TARBox.
Cfossoutting to the Hanging Wall on
the 800 Level.

lNc OlO Lever.
Richard DaXon, manager of the Tar
box Mining company returned from
the mine Yesterday evening He
states that the drift east on the 500
level. which is following the footwau,
after being extended about 300 feet.
has been discontinued for the present
while a crosscut is being run south to
the hanging wall. The drift has been
countering strngers of lead-silver
ore. free from zinc which Mr. Daxon
believes are offshoots from an ore
body along the hanging This opin-
ion is strengthened by the fact that
the best ore was found along the
hanging wall in the main workings
and that between the foot and hang
ing there has generally been a mass
of quartzite more or less mineralized
and Of varying thickness. The i'm
proved quality of the ore as the drift
is extended east and the disappear
ance of zinc are most encouraging.
The further extension of the drift will
depend somewhat upon the showing
made by prosecuting to the hanging
wall. but the purpose is still to extend
il some 500 feet further before cross
cutting south to the big south vein,
distance of approximately 600 feet