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Evening star., 1921-07-08
MINE SINKS U. S. VESSEL,
Ship Board Craft Goes Down on
Black Sea Voyage.

The Shipping Board steamer Mopang
struck a mine while entering Burgas
harbor. in the Black sea, July 5, and
sank in five minutes, according to re-
ports to the board yesterday. There
was no loss Of life.
The Mopang. 5,0O0-ton steel ves-
sci, was under charter to the Export
Steamship Company Of New York, op-
Grating between New York and Black
sea ports. The loss was covered by
insurance.
The Shipping Board has ordered an
investigation, as the area in which
the vessel was operating has been re-
ported free Of mines.
Evening star., 1921-07-08
F. K. LANE ESTATE SMALL.
Former Secretary Left Only About
$4,000 at His Death.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. July s.
The estate of the late Franklin X.
Lane. former Secretary of the In
terror. will not total more than about
$4,000. according to a petition filed
in superior court here yesterday. ask
ing letters of administration. Mr..
Lane left no will. the petition cited.
and his estate consisted OF some
eighteen acres Of farm land in Con-
tracosta county Calf, and a few
shares of stock in a mercantile COM
pany.
Mr.. Lanes widow, his son and
daughter would share the estate. the
petition said.
Evening star., 1921-07-08
LEFT $3,474,353 ESTATE,
Appraisers File Report of Mrs
George n. Pullman's Holdings.

CHICAGO, July S.-Personal prop
erty left by Mrs. George NJ. Pullman
has been appraised at s3.474.353 by a
the report just filed. Unappraised real
estate in three states and the District
of Columbia was also listed. Mrs. Pull
man died in Pasadena. Calf, March %
The inventory contains an appraisal
of the Chicago home of $1SS.876 and
the residence at Long Branch. n. j.,
at $26.5l7. Stocks valued at s2,361. 400
and bonds valued at $457.761 also were
listed.
A pearl necklace, including forty
nine gems. was valued at 100000. The
old Pullman private car. the Monitor,
long out Of service. but still retained
s41S.
Evening star., 1921-07-08
ARMED MEN GET $4s.25.

Jazz dancers "toddled" and hop
ped" merrily in brilliantly lighted
pavilions at Chevy Chase Lake last
night while in the darkened woods
nearby two white men, one with a
rifle. held up and robbed Sample A..
Daniels Of 1000 f street of S4S.25.
Police were furnished with de-
scription of the men. A search is
being made for them.
Evening star., 1921-07-08
GEORGE F. STEM DIES.
Succumbs at Age of Sixty-Five
Funeral Services Today.

George F. Stenz died Wednesday at
the age Of sixty-f1ve years at his home.
1928 Mount Pleasant street northwest.
He was a member Of Calanthe Lodge.
No. II, Knights Of Fythias His wife.
Mrs. Mary NJ. f. Stenz. survives him.
Funeral services will be held at 3
o'clock this afternoon at the residence
Interment will be in Rock Creek
cemetery.
Evening star., 1921-07-08
RITES FOR S. S. EVERETT.
Services at Calvary Baptist Church
at 2 O'Clock Today.

at q O'Clock Vooay.
Funeral services for Shepard S.
Everett, longtime resident Of Wash
ington. who died early yesterday
morning at the home Of his son, Will
liam w. Everett. 2s45 Connecticut
avenue. were held at o'clock this aft
ernoon at Calvary Baptist Church, 8th
and H streets northwest. Rev. A. F.
Anderson, assistant pastor Of the
church. officiated.
The honorary pallbearers were DR..
d. S. Foster. Charles D. Parker. G. E.
Dunkum, DR.. F. A. -Swartwout, DR.. w.
A. Wilbur, w. E. Evans. Charles I.
Corby and w. S. Faucet.
The active pallbearers. selected
from his life associates at Woodward
& Lothrop's, were John Davies, George
B. Ostermayer. p. Hayden. P. Rogers,
c. F. Gray and r. o. Mullikin.
Interment was in Rock Creek ceme-
terry. the ceremonies there being con-
Quoted by Kit Carson Post, G. A. r., of
which the deceased was a member.
Evening star., 1921-07-08
COMMITTEE ON FUNERAL.
Five Members to Represent House
at Services at Hohoken

Speaker Gillett appointed as the five
members to represent the House at
funeral services at Hoboken. Sunday
for 1851 soldier dead just brought
from France. Representatives Little
Kansas; Olpp. New Jersey: Linebeger
California: Bulwinkle. North Carolina
and Jefferis, Nebraska.
Evening star., 1921-07-08
CARDS OF THANKS.

GAHFN. We wish to thank the pastor clubs
and choir Of the Second Baptist Church. the
Baptist Ministers Conference and both white
and colored friends for their kindness. sym
pathy and beautiful floral tributes during
the illness and at the death Of my dear hus-
band, Rev. W. II. GRIFFIN
WIFE, MRS. J. L. GRIFFIN. :.
HARDY. We wish to thank our friends and
relatives for their sympathy end floral Of
ierings at the death Of our little daughter
ARD1B HARDY.
MR.. AND MRS. r. HARDY. !.
Evening star., 1921-07-08
AWARDED FIRST PRIZE.

RIVERDALE, Md, July S.-Miss
Charlotte H. Heitmuller of Riverdale
Md, was awarded first prize in the
Riverdale community celebration, July 4
for. the prettiest and best decorated dol
carriage. Miss Heitmuller is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Heitmuller
Evening star., 1921-07-08
GEN. ELY TRANSFERRED

Brig. Gen. Hanson E. Ely has been
transferred from command of the 3d
Brigade. I'd Division, at Camp Travis.
Tex, to the command of the General
Service Schools and post of Fort
Leavenworth, Kan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
WILMINGTON CHAPTER TO
BOOST THE UNIVERSITY
Organization Completed by the
Selection of Important
Committees.

The nrst meeting of the executive
committee of the Wilmington chapter
nf the Alumni Association Of the UNI
,.rattv of Delaware was held yesterday
afternoon In the Office Of County En-
rtneer q. r.. Gruhh. president of th"
oreani-ation. Various matters were
d,sctis.s,.,i ~ the meeting and three com
mltt,,s we're named.
rhas,. ga tho membership committee
ar. chairman. L. Is. steele, u; Rev
Chatls W clash % I.c Roy u. iick-
man .el. Iav Robinson. ~ and Ed
r.4na S feelings ny. The scholar
.ntp gtmmittcc consists of the follow
ur Wnliam " IIcald. 81. chairman;
,.s,e. \ DAVIS. as and Joseph Nc
N.N - The athletic committee fol
lows - Irving Walls. II. chairman;
W rrutteI 90 and J. \. Croth-
,Ie lt
rh, uext meeting VIII l." held at the
~ - 4 on "Wednesday evening.
NIA At this meeting athletics and
+, t.I,,.b,., ~ other topics viii be brought
.p tal ds,.us-Iou \ Back for Com
i..u,.tu,nt -'oran viii likely Il"
adopted - ths meeting and an effort
i "a, to have 1s uauN rs possih" hack
~ ~, tumui reunion mp connection
y tr tn, commencement activities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
pHu.prIPHr, w,REpr

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414
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saIected packed ras
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rtncv 0ats rsd rgs ar to Eond e.
,u2e da rrr@r 102t 'aIr raod
a1s IDrghnrr Haid and fra-h na1si
single daisies ra,d r ruah
20aot
I4 ouerv iovrsr ,vgis asa y
Is quality uunE coasters tn.3n .id
to1s fancy r-1uors ln-F ~
lauty iusgs rhite Priun. ss,ai3t
mixed aInrs aEs
Dressed au.trv 190f owls. '-r-r
.Hed nncs arrs sa1 aogt
o-f ~aH nzss rInAf
Potatoes ssisr .rta .raf.ns .d
uer a4rds Fn rrfv
.n 1ss.t florida
Nu.r .rr rar-nI Estr.a "A.
7aar ~s-rffed saff e.rf.r fralEr
western H.Qf rarru
fa0 hard .rtar rra4gnf aRuH
8o short +t.nt -rqsaa urru rt
clear r-aas lu .sfrut lHhs
so rrrt 4teut tnqses Game. surir
ara tv muss at.rf lmu. rau.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
5.OOO.OOO IN IDLE ARMY
IS A RECENT ESTIMATE
Large Percentage OF Unem-
ployed IN Eastern and Middle
States industrial Centres.

y, as. at.d I'resa - r,vcry Evening
a.. Nrrl SO -SrrhtlA more
t eauHeu m,n VIII .. unemployed
u.t.,n stetce 81 tho I niou whom
d,t IS u-h.t,d in tomorrow. aC-
Hnt tr estimates aiNcn ~ The As
s.d l'r.-a hN GeN"rumcnt. labor.
s arl ndr-tttal officials
a.e, r.i,,nt4r. ~ thos. who arc
h o htftu work are in Tho hiE
t.a. atu1l Sections ~ tho Eastern and
va @rr rsudci ~ thea" nine
a0t, ron Which unemployed
.d +. ,hfpiucd hut reports
IG. .thJ sl stat,a whore figures
rohlurshh all show that un-
n.rf exists sud tho estimated
....rt ,f MS. country made
.>u,ls ir,ad.oE iahor leaders.
ur n.u rnoouo to aoo GOO per
e.rort II wuen uploymort show
tl nnu >cv N,rL ll'tuois Peun4vl-
lrdaua Ni.hietr Wisconsin
fa ohio while practically every state
,tst - ms, Niseis-ipIa riNar and north
at tb. Nh spu and DIXON limo is scri-
,.s., Effected hy Tho waNe that has
4w.rt ovor the country durins the last
y,7f Tho reporta indicate that the
situation % thee moro drnsoly roru-
t,d states growing more acute
dat,
Tho report n the United states Gov
ernment curlovrrent service showed
that on January first n this YEAR the
l.adinp citios ~ Tho country with n
population ~ 1880 ~ had + total ~
see 7hA unemployed and subsequent
lrllotins issued by this service indicate
that this number hrs ircroa sod Some
what tu those oirr- dut.vr The last
four r.erfhs
Wh1e Tho urcrurlcVwsut ,Nt,n5s to
fhc Vcrf and south Nh FL fhc reports
'rom tho former 4 dscidod tome Of opii-
.utsts prevails f.t resumption 81 husj
s~e s.Hvtv trat voula spcodily do
ats, With fh, urcmplovmcnf vhlc in
th. south th. ~aauou docs not appcar
rs D.. of & serious nature and rcrnrts
sfsfs that whom Tho arrIculiural work
- faH swirr th, surplus 81 labor
v#Hn small
-" WORKS civ Philadelphia Chicago
netr' ard ,7.'s.a"d stand ont as the
r.#- i ~. unemployment wave
- -. courtr, larr,~f cjtv reports
-, rdIgste that approxi-
t.fte.t 80 nDa mon ard Women arc out
~ Dn lam any T. this wear the
-. ufsrt estimated that 2S424S
v,.. u,nployed IN Gotham and this
h h.sg inereaSrd duriuc the four
fue '.e ac.orduc o. tho monthly hull
~ ths industrial service
fN. suaIudcr ~ the state however
at gone uuscathcd by any means
ths reports from Albany show that
9'f H.N - Tho states SOC 600 factory
vuft.re including %sw York City are
r,u"pInNsd Other New Yol state
ctles roport unemployed on about the
s4u.s scale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
PRfCt >ow MAJOR GENERAL.
hester soldier On List of Promotions
sent 10 senate by Harding.

tN Azs9. 4s-a rt-ss - Livery evening
WASH. azfoa Apra ao-& supple
mental tst IL lrms Hou. nations .0siud-
g1 the T4ues Il r4selte eoloneis -o b.s
9rl-te5tr--st negais -o fiji vacancies made
- rt,.nt promotions has been sent To-
tae 7.uate 0y E'resIdan. Harding.
Ih. tHeIve men =s,i.., ts.el for advance
u.sae were col0neis Wn. Kuthveu smith
eaa-s artillery corps. Dwight Edward
AalH.aa. HeId artillery. Johnson Ha-
good, .oast artillery Dennis Edward
Nolan. ntantrs William DurVard Con-
uar. engineers. F.Gonnor. field artiilery
Preston Brown. infantry. AIaiu rr,5y
cavalry Henry Davis Todd. Jr ....s-
artillery Aibert Jesse Bovele5 seId arr
tiHery William HarJshorae Johnston
infantry Robert Alexander .nlsntrz,
in addition the nominations If vii
liam Gray Price. ir.. Fl Chester Pa. Is
ma}1r general and Avery Delano
Andrews IT New York aS brjg8dIer gen
eraI In the officers reserve corps were
transmitted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

eandwiehe1 81 with tho myrald ri
new ard ua9ol attractions thaf wiu COR o
- town with Uinpiiug brothers and
Baruun & Bailev duuhle circus veteran
whit ton fana vii nnd several old
favofftes
There is Jennie the Great who for
Twelve yeara baq corded it for beight
and hulk over ali tbo forty nr more
circus elephants Al Niaeo. loan n
American ojowba seho Hae this apring
tho guest If horror ~ banquet given
~ the roof ~ Madison Square Gerjeu
in commemorative af his E"d hffthdav.
viii also come ~ thla -ftv a7tut59y.
Mav ,
Nancy shanka moat reuark 7hio IF
he big r5ra0a hord sd scarcely three
feet tailor fhan she Haa whnn iagf aoen
hare. fe anofher faeorife THt along
Witt fhese wit came veteran r. tho
road 1aae Rnoen to the r4atr a.he 2
aarangla. mastet uf fha girls. who
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
SHIPPING BOARD AIMS
TO KEEP VESSELS MOVING
Workers Say They'll Camp on
Harding's Doorstep Till He
Answers Mediation Request

Hy Associated rreaa - Feavy evening
Wa=fifu gtnn April 70 The shipping
hoard was taking steps tntlag ~ kerr
government vessels moving after aia
night tonight IL tho event ~ the rait
ont Gf the Fearine workers = = result
af the faiftrc ~ u4s. conferences Tvltf
Chairman Henson and steamship .tvn-
ef= a. rene q i new WaratnR agreement
Reports are vet .nrkfng FROM The
different parfz. hoard affis aie enid as
10 the frats1hlr number nf nan Who
would leave tho ahirs bit i WIS *
i1eciel that ncsr1v 3il marine rngineare
would quit cfTcinie did not arloeo
thor plans "a meet fhe situation
Andrew FAlraaefh. president If thr
international aeameus Mon and
William S Brown. representing th"
Marine r.ugineera reneHeia. teeos
ton. called 81 the Whito fieuae tar.T
today serIsnE ropiv - heir saeuor.at
seuf yeetetdav r. pr' .deut Fi7u're
takine him to mediate the eontrover=r
They were areompant.t ~ representa- i
liv.a If nion of Wlrelesa opera tors.
Alr Furaseth said M 1atf cation bad
no appointment xtfh the preHldenf but
that shsv sxis,-, tod - eaTnp 9n
doorstep UNITS fbey Eot rap.e 90 FL.
monoria
Representative of tae Marine work
era, Unions uare fo3d later tpdnv ar ne
White House tha- PRES siden' Harding
would take vth MS ahtHet officers the
matter of meda1of 5 ~ wage di@p9te
With r3ew - preeenttaz tHga l'"r.f q
strike fomotrofS ~ American atpS n
the At1anle Pe..ae ta3 t5a'f
The department - labor Interested -
.5}f in IN. rantraversp early a tn, aay
and II was und.rstood mat
t,,,,ta was prepared 10 ask thae ae
.l.nartncnt he authorized &" H= IS
good offices IN the et"nt ms "Nt
decided not 70 appoint . sI's1.8i 'tai s.
mediation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
new YORK'S l1,OOOCO
ON WATCH OVER MAY DAY
Will Guard Against Revolution
Planned by Communists to
Overthrow Government.
Ry Associated Press to Every Evening.


New York. April 30.--Ncw Yorlt's
entire police force of / 900 men today
was ordered 10 remain on duty continu-
ously until Monday morning--a mems
urc OF prccaution against possible May
day violence or radical demonstrations.
Mombers Of tho bomb squad were
ferrcting out "A number of radicals be-
lieved To be- active In the attempt TO
cause great demonstration here.
Police today declared that the arrest
late last night OF Abr,m Jakira and
Jacob Amter. who were taken IN cua-
tody i'm a Bleeker street apartment and
held on charges of criminal anarchy.
had hroRcn the spirit nf Communist
workers who expected To bring about "a
denomination tomorrow
These men. charged by tho police with
having several waEoulonds of radical
literature I'm their posseHsion. were aaid
to have hoen officers here Of tho third
intcrnationale and In constant com
munication with Moscow
The police said they found circulars
simlnr to those scattered here and IN
various other large cities calling Mt
tention 10 the industrial conditions In
the United states md urging the over-
throw Of the government Several
loaded rcVolvers also were found.
trunk filled with mapa of the
United gtntcs. which revealed tho total
membership of revolutionary groups In
every city and community of any size
throughout the United States. was
found by the police
RuRsians. Poles and Italians woro
found TO be I'm the majority. The sta
tistics revealed that IN the mining dis
tricta of Pennsylvania and West Vir
ginia aH well aa IN several other Statea
east Of Chicago. the percentage uf radi-
caia wns very high
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
BIITMAN.JUMPER WEDDING.
Marriage of Couple ut Coium hia. =. &
OF Interest Ia WiIminRtonianS.

The Columbia $ c. state contains
m extended account Of the marriage on
April 10. in that city. Of Miss Katherine
isultman and Henry r Jumper The
bride is we'll known In Wilmington
where she attended Ursuline Academy
She is a niece Of Bishop John Mon
Afghan. OF the Roman Catholic Diocese
of Wilmington. who onio lated at the
wedding, assisted by RcX. n Aiur
ply Of Spartauburg. s. {.
The bride was attended hy Miss Hsten
Thompson of ST. Augustine. as maid Of
honor and Miss Mary O.keefe of WI
mington. Del and Miss Zennie Jumper
sister Of the bridegroom, as bridesma ids
Mr.. and Mrs. Jumper left for an eX=
tended wedding trip their itinerary 10
include Detroit Buffalo. Toronto Now
York city. and various places of inter
est. The bride Travelled in a smart blue
suit with a horse hair hat to match
trimmed in a handsome ostrich fancy
Upon their return they will make their
home with the brides parents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
GEORGE l.. NtRIS DEAD.
Prominent Educator ami Friend Wa
We'll known in " Wilmington.

Philadelphia. Apr'i 5o-t uhsf4i *ef-
vices fer George IeW-s Mafis, t"Tfaef
nrineiual of the Friends Central school
PhiIadeIphia. viii be- hs}d Monday AZ
his home. 2039 North Twenty ninth
street.
M. Naris. VINO was also a former
nrincipal of the state Normal School ar
West Chester and many years head of
the George school II Newtown. Pa.
died Thursday nj..ht At his home. He
was 80. and retired from active eduea
tianaI work ten Yeas ago lie was n
member Of tho society - Friends.
Mr.. Maris is survived hy 4 daughter.
Hiss Helen Maris and q son Herbert
I. Maris an attorney. both Of this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
TRATvTvG BTTvp BAHTFs.
Pictures ~ Najestic show Good work
~ international :. =.

~ international ,. -
aoroe beautiful pictures III l,iind babies
taken at Summit. S. n are hcing zhosvn
today II the Nn jeztic Theatre hv the
rourtosv ~ Manager C;iuns Under the
auarlooa nf tho New Fra branrh ~ the
sanehfna soeiet. Mrs fsd Wilson
president rith m lese important +
speaker to explain thorn than Mrs John
Alden president general IF ne Inter
national Sunshine society Tho pictures
=how the ARTHUR Home for Elind F.ahies
me enls ane af ~ sind n he world
where Tiny hliBd hsbies are taught to
rn7a ~rifa raru 4nd play think and
aef Ike normal children
Constant sarorei4ion from 4rge
st4r II trained nurses rvrnttisll, fa7 r.fzh-
rs the Scar ttfandant npon I'D 4rsous
g.a H taa different movements n the
children eItb fhe result that the emil
1rfu are .aing graduated -ram the
school raady rar High 9cbool ar Cnl-
.ac one ehild who vas apparently
hapeleeelv hllHd phen entered now l.a-
ug p student ID cornish The children
.,re shown betting taught "a wash them
selyre .nase saeir beds HAT properly
aH4 a Is the ariogs school branches
esn1nE eith = special kindergarten
ear rar ne Hra
aiaion III 3ninitiated rs
saa the rear & movement gradually dis
tppe7r tne rhii1 earns - step nd
taaE. ssIJlt aud freely
Tho pictures AIRY an appeal II re-
.uiiaf af@rest t9 Delaware right rnw in-
aHu as tn- Sunshine 1o~iety i
#nr aE ei5ware Law raatsrnlnE
ftti"s ttt4 1st night called spon
t.e.. sus ).Hnsg concerning the pos
.fs g .ae state ailnd raceis. .rz state
HIa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
NEw CHARTERS.

special orrospe pende0.- 20 sFerr evening
Dover NPril 30 1a-rrrs Forr aiol rsr
Yesterday ~ follows
CON -Oiida et Nerrr taucH ..nrutFa ..u k.
.r1toztou DrI .ATIfni 81. .fn NH fauUr
.ponter Corpora fInn Dover DO. All HlN
900 Niakara Nor. El2 .lrttrttIuU Af
ltnrttsn nci sl fO NuN Refine Motor .H..
esorno-atfou "a .Iu .ner.r 20. ff Hnn IssI
bankers Petroleum and truu.nE WI
riiugton Dol 81 rOf 1un naUr IsrraIf
slate 60 WiWug nu If| flN IUI
rampa Loan tnd 'aFInz huuinE .Hn
DeI s5.5. 900 RcaNrr klFrtra 7rHnIn.
and ranh inc to "a lul.us con fhr
S5OO. .DUO Long fsian1 Theatres O.
Work Cftt esuU 0Ou tufIlar.
90 WUmtnE .n ilel bfUn NtF
Oil and Ef4n'nr 90 N'IuIInEHf.I
$3.50 100 IuIon Oh .uuuaut 10 NruH
tania Wilmington. Del flin sI A..
.tllm tilass Machine l.n I1n. rr itrI AT
DOO Bnstonian Food tu Wilmington DtI
81 SO 100 Impression Fruuurts In NuHN.
Del siO.OuO " ~ 'n.nrrra ifH
line and On Co. Philadelphia 70 t.lN
600 Lincoln AlIt.-frartur rrUn,I In.
wilmington Dsl stuu Hun ia "a.Ur raHf
Turn Motor Iucs lnr Nufat.
$50 no Park Rrug p fN.ltNflunih
s25 900 gnsfua Nat rd ataHH '.
rniuatou. ntl s1U IuO rlEuf
NVtlmfnEton tlri so Hao .irfHHfs irNH
DO N-W NoIa Cltt $50 HH fIN. N.IN
Civic AssoC4a.luu hicha-dNon Pas ''I
tbansr NJ name NarHu r.,
ana Niarniue to T. niumniA "f.Nn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
NEW YORK CHAPTER.
Dr. Hnnihen and Others Attend Banquet
Of Delaware "Grads" in That city.

Special Correspondence of Every Ev"ning
Newark. April 30-Dr Walter Hull
hen. president of the University Of DCla-
ware. Dean +. Laurence Smith and Dr
W. owen Sypherd, attended a meeting
and banquet of the New York Chapter
IF the University Of Delaware Alumni
Association a the Harvard Club, New
York last night. All three Of them made
speeches at the banquet
The New York chapter is proving a
live organization. There are about IS
Delaware men IN New York and vicinity
and efforts will he made to get them all
in the chapter in a short time. About
30 attended the meeting and banquet
last night. Joseph Truxton is presi-
dent and Archie Dean. secretary of the
association.
At last nights meeting, plans were
discussed for a big reunion of the alum
nj in Newark during commencement
week in June. The establishment Of a
scholarship 10y this chapter or financial
support Of any other project for the
good OF the university that the cxecu-
tive committees may recommend were
ussed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Gray Carter is Coach.

Special Dispatch from Staff Correspondent
Newark, April 30.-Announcement
has been made OF the appointment Of
Gray Carter, a junior at the University
of Delaware and last year star catcher
on the baseball team, as coach of the
Rehabilitation Division team. Carter is
recovering from an injury OF the back
and because Of that has been unable to
play baseball this year.
A baseball diamond and also a tennis
court have been laid out for the ''rehab"
boys who are former service men here
taking q vocational course on the new
campus below Wolf Hall II has been
put in good shape and the team is now
arranging a schedule of games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
POLICE HEADS on TRIP.
ON sioners and Chief Black and
Iuty 60 To Atlantic CITY.

Pusey Wlckcrsham Samuel X
smth and William y McEcar police
commissioners. who VIII become tho di-
rcgtors ~ puhi, safety on Monday.
,'hicf - Polic. George Black and Fire
,'hisl William p Iutz wont 70 Atlantic
civ today ~ inspect the frc depart
meni there with view Of getting infor-
natinu to assist in forming the new
department here
The three commissioners viii take the
oath ~ office as directors of Public
Safety before Judge Hastings in Munici-
pal Court or Mouday morning. The
commissioners say no definite plan
has been hxcd for the reorganization
~ tho department II will be neces-
ssry 90 appoint q fire chief and several
assistants but II IS not believed likely
thai any selection viii be made al the
FIRST me.tng 81 the new board on Tues
daN afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

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