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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
WOLCOTT TO PRESIDE.
Senator Will Attend Dinner to
be Given Tomorrow to the
Chinese Minister.

United States Senator Josiah Q. VOL
cntt viii preside at the combined lun-
, neon of the Chamber 81 Commerce.
kiwanis and Rotary clubs 20 DR.. Al
red : X SO. Tho chinese minister to
this country who VIII bc tho guest Of
;hls city tomorrow Al noon.
More than 200 aCccptsnCes 10 the
luncheon had been received by William
T. Budd. secretary OF the Chamber of
Commerce. UP 10 noon today. and this
number j IS expected viii bc increased
ID nearly three hundred ~ tomorrow
The luncheon VII. bo held in the du
Barry room of the Hotel din pont the
hall room no; beng available bcca use
- the Fync Arts exhibits being staged
there this week. l. IS likely that the
du Barry room will be unable 10 ac-
commodate Inc diners and arrange
mcnts are being made r. care fn. the
overflow IN the corridor outside and
in the cluhroom on the first floor
Accompan anying the Chinese minister
viii be Mr. Tong. his secretary; Fletcher
: Brockman. Of New York, who was
FOR % years national secretary Of the
y. VI. c. A; F. ". Bible who resided
for many years in Hang Chow, and W
8. Abbott Of New York.
Lt.-Col. J. p. Spur commander Of
the Coast Defense OF Delaware. who is
stationed at Fort du Pont. and his staff
will be among the guests
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
HUGHES STUDYING
REPARAT T|ONS NOTE
Secretary Has Reached Mo Con
clusion as to Forwarding
Offer to the Allies.
nx Asaocieted - . - I:venInF.

Washington. Aprl 27.-Secretary
Hughes continued his study today Of
the German reparations counter pro
posals to determine the course ne viii
recommend to President Harding for
the uited states 10 take toward them.
Whether he Will favor transmitting
them 10 the Allied powers returning
them 20 Germany or seeking further
Information from Berlin on the sub-
icct viii be governed. il Is Understood
almost entirely by the decisions If the
AIli"d governments themselves.
In conferences with diplomatic rep
rcsontatives of the powers yesterday
the secretary is understood Is have DIS
cussed the proposals but il was not II
dtcatcd whether ho would deem IL ncs-
essary % continue tho couversat tinns -
day ~ merely to draft his report for
submission TO tho President.
Notwithstanding the receipt of ox-
feusivc summaries Of the proposals
has not been given out here. and there
from abroad in prcss dispatches the text
of tho communication emhodying them
has been no indication that It viii soon
be given out for publication.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
LIGHT MAY
BE SAVED AS PART OF
BEACH RECLAMATION
This is Said to be One OF the
Interesting Posi-
biIities.
NO Definite ACTION TAKEN

Tho Rchoboth Beach Commission or
ganized in the offices Of General I. cole
rran du pont. in tho du Pont Ruilding,
Yesterday afternoon. by clcctiug Sen
ator \ Carey Palmer "a chairman and
Representative II. r. Clendanicl ~ sec
retary.
In addition to the mcmbera Of the
commission. Governor Denney. Secre-
tarv Of state Benson. state Highway
Engineer Charles NJ. I'pham and repre-
scntativcs OF the War Department We're
present.
The commission discussed various
mans whereby the beach at this sea
shore resort might be rehahiitatcd.
As an outcome Of the efforts to save
what is left of Rchohoth beach from be
ing washed into the Atlantic ocean, Hen
Iopcu lighthouse. which the govern
mcnt has been considering moving land
ward a half mile. because of the en-
,roachmcnts Of the sea may hc saved
iu IT'S antiquity for the state and com
try.
This is one Of the details Of the or
ganlzation meeting OF the Rchohoth
Beach Commission yesterday afternoon.
The commission heard reports OF cn-
giuccrs who have Investigated the ltc-
hohoth beach area and then talked over
with representatives of the War and
Navy Departments and Lighthouse III
vision uf the Navy Departments plans
for the saving Of the beach Every thing
III this stage IS in such a primary state
that no conclusions could he reached
II was de-, ,ided tp recess FOR few
weeks in order that the engineering
departments OF the government aEcH-
cicS might have an opportunity 70 study
conditions At Rchoboth and that the
next meeting of the commission should
bc held at Ilchoboth. when the typo
graphy might Ne gone oyer ~ first hand
During the discussion ~ plans e. save
tho beach front. the question of saving
HCnlopcn lighthouse arose. For several
wears thu Atlantic ocean has been eating
away the sand dunes about the light
house. until its position is now 50 peri
Ious that tho government officials have
considered moving it ha,k q half mile.
Ii IS the second oldest lighthouse ou the
Atlantic coast having been constructed
before tho days 90 the Revolution from
bricks brought from England
II the statements 81 some engineers
prove correct and measures that have
been suggested 10 save Rchohoth beach.
may also save the lighthouse. then the
necessity for removing il VIII be olimi-
mated. That is question that the
Lighthouse Division Of the Navy De
partmcnt win have 70 consider.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
STRIKERS IN THE WRONG,
UNION OFFICIALS RULE
Walk Out at Pittsburg, Kansas
Committee of u. NJ. w. A. De-
clares to be UnWarranted.
" Associated Preas 10 Every Evening.

BY Associated Prcss 70 Every Evening.
Pittsburx. Kansas. April 27.-Tte
committee OF the National Board Of the
United Mine Workers Of America which
came here several days ago at the re-
quest Of John r. Lewis. international
president Of the Miners Union. % in
vestigate a months shutdown At the
Dean mines in this country. today held
local union officials 70 b. in the wrong.
Il is understood that the committee
report Will mold that the shutdown of
the mine i in violation of the contract
between the miners and the operators.
The next step viii depend on the at
tltude of Alexander Howat. president n
District q. 20 whom a copy Of the re-
port VIII be submitted with a demand
for an answer IL was stated.
The trouble arose when the operators
installed a loading machine, the miners
contending that il was being used n
violation of the contract
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
BERL|N'S PROPOSAL
BY THE ALLIED PRESS
REGARDED LIGHTLY
France Likely 10 Garry Ouf o.
tention of Occupying Ruhr
Sector; Nonkey Offer
Says FoCh.
LONDON PAPERS CAUTIOUS
Force the Only Argument Cor
many Respects, IS Chror
icIe's View.
BERLIN FEARS OCCUPATION
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Paris hrr geruarls
relative ~ locations ar
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proposals. 'n4f -e -t 1
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
THOMAS F. BAYARD IN
THE RACE FOR MAYOR
Today Announced Candidacy tor
Democratic Nomination; Al
exander WithdraWs.

Former city Solicitor Thomas +, Bay
ard today consented tu become a cam
didatc FOR the Democratic nomination
Tor mayor For several days many
prornincut Demo, rats have been urglng
NIr R9yard to stand Tor the nomination.
and he has Acquires cd William ;.
Alexander former president of City
council. had been proposed, bat when
~, learned today what Nr Bayard had
done hc stated that he would not he a
candidate.
Air Rayard had no comment to make
On his decision to enter the race. Ills
announcement is expected Ia spur the
Republican leaders in their effort 70
bring out 4 strong man fnr their nomi-
nation
Two nov developments came 10 light
today These arc the possibility of
Leroy Harvey becoming n Republican
maS oralty candidate. and also the re
,lllnr of the mayoraltr boom for Sen
atur James w. Robertson.
II became known today. also that the
Republican women look with favor upon
charles Forwood as a possibility for
th, Republican nomination Tor mayor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
HARRY F. MELLON NEW
PRESIDENT NAMED BY
EMPLOYERS BOARD
Association Addressed by Former
Senator G. w. Cartwright of
California.
MEMBERS ENJOY A BANQUET

Harry p Mellon was elected presi-
dent of the Wilmington Employers As-
ISOLATION. which held it's annual meet
Ing and banquet last night in the Hotel
du pout. other officers were elected as
follows
Vice Presidents WIN shinn. T.. w.
3rosius. treasurer. r & Taylor. conn
eil1ora. VIM. q Rol,elen. VIM a Mode.
Joseph Hamilton. S. NJ Dillon. Harry
Lynch. George s ChHrlea Robert Glover.
Fred Gawthrop
Tho activities Of Tho past year were
reviewed by Harry = Lynch the re
firing president. who said
Another year has passed in the his
tory of our association. II started with
an erroneous and misleading conception
on the part Of the material men and
mechanics In the building trades. There
were about half n dozen very large
Jobs IN the city. the Importance OF
which 70 the prosperity ~ the com
nunIty was grossly exaggerated. The
building industry AT that time was IN
n very serious condition Cost had be
come so abnormaiy high that the pub
lie was not building. except in eEfretne
necessity. This condition continued
throughout the spring and summer
WHGn a dfFt3Ue set III hAAf btAtti'tt t3tt+
we All realized that we had been living
In afools raradise These CON
dItions continued steadily. growing
worse throughout the fail and winter
untfl today W find our city hllcd win
nnernpioyed There is nation wide
movement on 1T this time - reduce the
cost of material and labor. 20 place
where We believe We ran say the bot
tom has been reached. We hope this
viii stabilize prices and hat tho con
adepee n he p1iblic will once more p
restored
one of tho outstanding activities y
tho association. fanctloning in con
junction with our good friends. nc
Manufacturers Association o. Whining
Continued on page 5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
HOW FRATERNITY HELPED
HARDING AND CHAUFFEUR X

BY Associated Press To Every Evening.
Washington. April 2T.-Presi-
dent Harding recounted to an
audience of odd Fellows last
night. assembled in celebration of
the l02nd anniversary of the
order. how fraternal organiZa
tion once had been the means of
promoting the spirit of happy con
cord between his chauffeur and
himself.
In attending a meeting OF
fratcrnal organization the Pres
idont related how To his surprise
he had found himself seated by
man who had been in his employ
for seven years as chauffeur.
ct was the finest thing In tho
world that could have happened
tho President continued. FOR on
that night we met as brothers for
the first time. and even after that
he was better chauffeur and I
was hcttcr employer"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.
Women Voters TO Discuss the
Spring Campaign on Mon
day Evening.

Demo- ratio women voters are aTrang
tng far Il mass meeting 10 be held at
D.mortath headq quarters 60 French
street ou Monday nigh
All nemocratIt tuu.eu voters ~ tho
.sUt ar invited to attend thlS meeting
which viii hr addressed hF Henry =.
le..ate Drm"' Iat4 state chairman ].
Ilmotht = Moor'l t hartman
Mifs Ellen Samwurth 81. e-rhairmaE.
tnd other lcadtts .rolfs were being
made today ~ obtain woman speaker
from our ~ the cats Hud something
mort definite viii =, kroWu - the end
Of IA. week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
GEN. SATO ENDS HIS LIFE.
Chinese Officer Had Been Gen.
sured for Killing of u. S. Naval
officer i'm VladiVostok.
Ry Associated Press - Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Toxic. April 81 Lieut.. General Sato.
commander in chief OF the Eleventh
Japanese Division at Vladivostok. com
mitted suicide on Monday. his death
being a sequel 10 the shooting Of Lieu
tenant " II. IanEdon. in that city
carly in January. says the Hochi SHIN
bun OF this city
General Sato IS said to have either
held himself responsible for the death
of Lieutenant langdon or 10 have been
irritated by what he believed was the
weakness Of the Japanese government
in dealing with the incident.
Lieutenant Iansdon of the United
states Navy was shot and killed by
roshigoro OEas3Wara. sentry. who
vas later tried before a court martial
and found not guilty He was how
ever. sentenced 10 one months i'm
prisonment for making false statements
and his superior officers were censured
for falling To instruct him properly as
10 his duties
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
APPROVE WASHINGTON
STREET WIDENING
Hiwanis Club Believes the I'M
provements Will Greatly
Benefit the City.

Aen1bers ~ ;hs klWanls club today
,'li au record ~ faNorlng the i'm
l.-oNcnl l.uts - Wash4uEtou stree: from
llelawars sNeuae Is -, bridge which
.uhra 'n, wider ng - that thorough
ftr, s. 90 t.e' a. width ~ the new
hrjdgg
Tn, m also suggested 70 me street
ard SEVER Department ma. i arrange
,nat III now huudings erected on th@
,,ssf side - M stree. in INC future
- $50 baef II the building Inc.
Tn, nab vote on Inc question was
unanimous and me secretary. was di-
rected - ~ inform 10, directors ~ The
street aud S-Wcr department
Rev Zack Wtas gave an address on
Practical EeliEIos"
Secretary STEIN announced that tho
pane between the klwaris Club and
M faculty - Delaware University,
l,ostponed from last Saturday because
~ M rain would De- played On Friday
afternoon 81 this week a. Newark Al
o'clock standard time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
RAIL WASTE CHARGED
AGAIN BY THE UNIONS
Inefficiency of Management is
Also Further Emphasized Be-
fore Labor Board.
Rv Aseocinted - . Every F,venIng.


Chicago. April 27.-The railway labor
unions. lighting wage reductions before
the Railroad Labor Board, increased
their charges OF waste ard ineficiency
on the part Il railroad arrangements
by a quarter billions dollars today. In
an exhibit supplemental TO that filed
last wees setting forth alleged waste
of a billion dollars. the employees charge
that possible savings totaling sl.276.-
800 600 could be effected by the roads If
they would introduce modern methods
in maintenance and operation.
The larger American railroads spent
IS 000 900 600 for operating expenses
last year. the exhibit showed
1T can be demonstrated that S6 0o0.-
600 900 is altogether too much to move
the material in hand. The report said
that failure to introduce savings rest
primarily with railroad management
and that the public accordingly is not
getting a dollars worth of service for
the dollar it spends in rates"
Freight car performance, due to In
efficiency. leads 10 startling deduc-
tions" the report continued saying that
a freight car travels an average of only
% miles a day Is loaded about two
thirds of the time and 5 8 to per cent
of all freight cars are chronically un-
serviceable. = table on car performance
showed that Of the New England roads
the Boston and Albany averaged 81 2
miles per day while the New Haven
got but 12S miles.
National unihed control or regional
control offers large possible economies.
the exhibit said. and cited Federal con
troll during the autumn of 1915 when
traffic was at its heaviest With practi-
cally a complete absence Of transporta-
tion strugency. in contrast to the years
Immediately preceding when such strin-
gency had almost amounted to railroad
paralysis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
AUTO RUNAwAYS FOUND.
Ran Out of Gas and Were Picked up BY
Suspicious Police.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Long Branch. \. J.. April 27.-Ruth
White. aged "a Garrett Disbrow. Is.
and Bradford Ziegler, s, high school
students whose mystery trip in an au-
tomobile from Long Branch Friday end
ed last night with their detention at
HaddonfieId, were returned here today.
The three were taken to the police
station by detective who went to Had
donfield when notified Of their where
abouts and returned with the truants in
his automobile With police and boy
scouts OF many eastern cities enlisted
in the search for the trio they were
detained by Haddonfields chief or police
who became suspicious when they at
tempted to purchase gasoline and an
inner tube from a g3rageman on credit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Walter Belts Injured.

Walter Belts. the Milsboro pitcher
playing with the Phillies. was injured
in an unusual manner in yesterdays
game with the Boston nine. He was
struck by batted BAN and knocked un-
conscious for a few seconds. The re
norts differ as to where he was hit
some reports naming the head and
some the shoulder. The extent of the
iniur. $ is not known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
MEN AND WOMEN
LOOKING FOR POSITIONS

will frequently find them In the
Want Adv page of Every Even
ing. Turn to this page NOW. The
better class Of firms advertising
for help Of any kind invariably
use Every Evenings Classified
Page. First. because the ads are
carefully classified and easy to
read. and second. because Every
Evening brings RESI- Its.
There may he Just the sort OF
position You want advertised
in today's paper.
If not. then insert your own
Advertisement and try to secure
what you are looking for.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
GAS STOVE EXPLODES.
Chef Of Wilmington Dining Room Goes
to Hospital as Result.

An exploding gas stove created chaos
in the kitchen of the Wilmington Din
ing Room and sent one of the chefs to
the Delaware Hospital shortly after I
o'clock this morning
A piece of the top Of the stove struck
Joseph F'iorento 614 West Thirteenth
street. on the head lie was taken to
the Delaware Hospital in the police
ambulance. 1t was found ne had only
suffered scalp wound and he returned
to work after treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
SAVINGS BANKS ooSrfRENcE.
ardinai DORChertY Opens session
Middle and Eastern state. Instltutl0us.

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rat.ona. Cr-a-a--e
banks egau .ere u4
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Found unconscious Man IN street.

An unidentified man was found 'ying
Unconscious i'm a gutter near The Cause
way today. He was taken to the Dc,a-
ware Hospital The hospital aGthori-
ties have not been able to determine the
nature Of the mans Illness. hut he IS
Ill scriols condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
rni,erslt, Alumni Meeting.

Wilmington Chapter Of the Alumni
Association OF the University Of Della
ware viii be organized al a meeting az
the y NJ &. A. tonight. large at
tendance IS expected. The proposed
hy-laws 81 the association Will be pre-
scented ii the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Receiver forTire Company.

Chancellor Charles NJ. Curtis, on ap-
plication Of Frank II. Jones, in the
Court OF Chancery. today, appointed
Edward Cooch receiver Of the United
Tire and Rubber Corporation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
PE>>>i nurpt>p "n,l
Nay be Cui Is Per eul So llr.
WertnA.

phlaaa. n. t.r
The directors
road V.-
action
The
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
" aiNeS Hearing.

Daniel Bddle, charged with violating
the age Of consent law, through his
counsel. W w. Knowles in Municipal
court today waived hearing for up
Der court and was held under $4,000
bail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Sber,n Sells Store Enec,>.

Deputy Sheriff Thomas X. Parker to-
day sold the contents Of Boleslaw Wis
zhuwslys : store, Third and Lombard
streets. a. John Putzdczkeus for S555
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
20 ~

One dav in fhc second week n pr+s
1917. a paesaer ger aner, having saf@.y
negotiated tho U-boat 2e-i7s m a .oy-
age from %sw York PIT .nto IN English
port
among those mo walked he gang
plank. and landed IN the dock - -in
the gauntlet of officials and secret ser
vice men was fairly tall, slim, rim
ag,Ire with = wind-tanned face and
g-rizzied beard. whose civilian garb could
not wholly conceal certain distinction.
In Touch with Britain
And 80 ne President decided that Z
was the part u wisdom 70 discover dis
Greatly the thought and plan q the
british admiralty. il order that our
cooperation might be u sind %
deal the enemy the hardest possible
blow.
IN March got INTO communication
with the British admiralty through AM
basgador Walter II. Page. and on AL4rc1
=, !9I7. he sent A message saying
Mr.. Banour then drst ord q ne
admiralty mas snown rrse the informal
suggestion conveyed BY me navy depart
rnenr regarding closer relations and MS
reply
M. Page sad Nr. Baifour rad as
sured a1m me British government would
.a4 il heartily e.,n any plan whicn the
tinted states ~no4ld propose as soon
A. relations could b So bilsned. M
page further said ne aad discussed me
matter with Mr. Bonar Iaw, ne prime
minister. Adm.ra4 Tell.c0e and others
and tnat al had assured MIN u -he.r
8raial assent - any proposals -ne
United states Would be likely . mace.
Ready to Tel secrets.
Mr.. Page recommended thai We send
a United States admiral 70 London ~
whom the British admiralty would conn
mun.cate al the inside Information as
to British plans and methods Of opera
t.on. All the doors would De opened 70
him. ne said. and sort Of spec1aA stan
assigned 10 give him the results II ne
whole naya, work since me war oeEa..
Many things. ne thought. which could
not be committed safely % writing could
be disclosed IN this way.
The President directed that word
should be conveyed at once 70 Ambassa-
dor Page oF the purpose of the United
states 70 avail itself Of this proposal.
The ships passenger list showed ne
name amonS others, n Mr.. 5. ".
Davidson. By his name he gentle
man had been known 20 his .raveii7E
companions. It may be questioned +
any OF them had suspected shat ne Vas
other than an American citizen. ~ uS3-ed
n some matter Of urgent private basi-
ness. which induced him q ran ~.s>s
al a time when nobody vas SEA veEa-l-S
who lacked the compelling motive IS
duty or necessity.
Sims Alias Davidson.
NIr. Davidson went through the
routine procedure. and finally emerged
from the grip oe officia dom, ,o take
train for London.
Within twenty -four hours after his
arrival he was closeted in he Brit ~h
capital with he highest authorities 81
the British admiralty.
Then his disguise was east aside. and
he appeared in his proper person As
Rear Admiral ". $. sims Of the United
States Navy
When Admiral Sims reached London
we We're already In the war.
The news Of action on the part II the
+ Congress reached aim while ne was sli'l
at sea. He. had left under orders Is
anticipation of the impending decision
and the story Of how We came 10 send
him il one Of the most interesting chap
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Amn.nm.nt. rnn-mL

pNaN hDust--- NftgAit .I. FN
tptlecn The irt3 fcr .'IAIrt
Majestic out 1f tnr q horns
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kialtO Gein- some
strand Pc - Notr 81.
savoy tiArA Bta.Ift
Auslfari..1 PA. nar nanre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

Plastering. all kinds attended TO
promptly Lowe Bros, 1902 Shalcross
ave. 57O7 M.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

Iiiing. lighting fixtures. fireplace fit
tings Geo. W. McCauley & Son.. l03
W. Sth St.--Adv.