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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
NEEDS
Of STATE PRESENTED
TO SCHOOL BOARD
Latter Will Place Them in the
Hands of Legislators.
CONFERENCE HELD IN DOVER

Special Dispatch from .Staf Correspondent
Dover April % Tho state Board of
Education met in the state House this
morning for the purpose of considering
81 hool budgets for thc ncNt two years
budgets had been sent 10 a X Spaid
state Commissioner of Education, from
Wilmington. rural New Castle county.
Kent county. SUSSEX county. and from
each special school district in the State.
Mr Spaid presented the budgets with
i report thereon. 10 the State BOARD of
Education
At j meeting this afternoon ~ the
STATE, Iloard with the JOINT legislative
committee, IN education the budgets
viii hr presented 10 thc committee hy
h,, board Af,cr considering the bud
.cts. tho committee will prepare ar
propriation hills for the Legislature to
at On when il rrconyents on May
Senators .>llcc and Bcnnett ana Rep
r, sentative Mcdill were the only Nom
hers III thc Joint committee in Dover
this morning Senator Richards and
E.prcscntativ, Nillcr although not
members III the committee came here
this morning 10 attend ihc meeting ms
afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
DEPUTY MARSHAL S
MIDNIGHT VIGIL
Aroused by Emergency Call, He
Starts for Relay Trip by Train,
Auto and River Tug.

The official careers ~ Z. S Marshal
Martin r. FAIRY and Deputy e $ Mar
shals James y Conway and James r.
cole which come 70 close tomorrow
night. will be signaiized ~ tho chase
for coal laden schooner supposed r.
be somewhere On the Delaware river.
the results ~ which are still ID doubt
The occurrence Is typical u what the
usual routine ~ this branch Of tho
Federal government - expected 70
handle. and only one of many II whICh
the local force has engaged with uni
form success, and affords a fitting ap-
portuuity for the vaIedictoTy acknowl
edgrnent which is gladly made. If the
uniform courtesy which has been
shown TO the newspaper reporters by
each and all Of the staff
But that is another story. the present
one begins with the ting ling Of the
rnarshaIs telephone last night which
heralded the request from 2 local
lawyer that a deputy be sent by the
midnight train 10 Harrington thence %
take an auto ride Of 30 miles 10 L4ewes
there 10 board tug and start on a
cruise up the river which might lead
as FAR as Bombay Hook. another So
miles. in search Of the schooner Cecilia
Cohen. wind bound. near there at last
accounts.
The craft left Philadelphia earlier in
the week. with a loading of coal FOR a
West Indian port. and certain claims
against the owners later developed. for
which the vessel and cargo were 70 be
held as security After consultation
with Deputies Cole and Conway. the
latter put off gong 10 bed. for which
rite he WAS nearly ready and made the
train. As he would only make Lewes
under favorable conditions about si1
o'clock. and would thereafter be out OF
the direct channels Of communication
news Of his progress Is awaited with
interest but. in accordance with pre-
cedent. it Will be only a matter OF time
for him to attain his objective and turn
III his report 10 the effect that we have
met the enemy and they are ours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
BRITISH MAY HOLD
BACK FRENCH ARMY
IN RUHR INVASION
Germany Must be Granted Fur
ther Delay, Lloyd George IS
Reported 70 Have Said
FRANCE BACKS BRAND
Premier Is Supported by Parlta
nent, Public and Press in o.
cupancy Oeterninafion
FocR'S TROOPS ARE READY
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
BECAUSE OF EVIDENT
INTENT OF NEW LAW
For Modification Which He Con-
siders Against interests
of Education.
BUILDING PROGRAM is
LIKELY TO BE HAMPERED
Mr.. du Pont Does Not Want to
Delay Early Appointment
OF the New Board.
PRE MT rIo\.

ttctause 50 the new school law
uuU,t Witch IA, present members
Wulld d, 1cElslatcd ont ~ office
rs uN u IS absolutely essen
tiu ~, members think that the
n,sming hnard shall haNr tim"
80 establish itself lraru what N"
prpNlmons ot thu new law mean
and arrtne, Tor next Year. Il
th, present board should carrH
on tutu IulN il would not eiNc
th, Now hoard much tam, to ad
lust us,lt and ret ready for u,Nt
wear. and as 5 ,ou~,qu' tht
.arhaols 81 IA, state would ~
seriously htntntpptd -t.NcrA
I.NtufUr Npt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
LONDON HEAR> BERLIN
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
MEXICO VOTES TO RETURN
CONFISCATED LANDS
Many Americans Will Recover
Valuable Property Under
Presidents Recent Order.
BY Associated Press to Every Evenlng.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Mexico city. April % Lands in
Chihuahua. Sonora. Nuevo Leon. Goa
hula and Tamaulipas. valued at more
than twenty million pesos. which were
confiscated during various revolution
ary periods in Mexico. were directed
returned TO their owners yesterday in
presidential order sent Governors Of the
various states.
Careful study OF every claim was
ordered with speedy return of the lands
Among the owners are many Americans
who deserted their property during
trouhlous times.
Among other conditions on which the
lands are to be returned is one that
irrigation and land development pro
iects under way when the properties
we're deserted be resumed. and another
that Mexican labor be employed in
order to provide work for thousands Of
MeNicans returning from the United
States after being unable to find en-
ployment there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
BACHELOR WONT PAY TAX;
HIS PROPOSALS REJECTED
by Associated Press.

ISy Associated Press.
Great Falls. Mont. April "a
Declaring that "spinsters are re-
sponsiblc for my not being mar
ricd i'm their rcfusals of my WOO
ing I'm the past" William At
singer. 35. a director of the Mon
tana state Fair today notified
the county assessor that he will
refuse to pay the poll tax of 81
levied by the last Legislature
upon bachelors.
Tax the spinsters of the same
age. and | will gladly pay. but
otherwise il is class legislation
and | stand upon my rights. he
to get married to escape Jail. and
refuse to pay a bachelor tax
to escape jail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
G.. D. P. LEADERS MAY
PICK CHAS. N. BANKS
FOR THE NAY0RALTY
If They Do They Will Ignore the
Women's Selection. Who is
Councilman ForWood.
FIGHT AGAINST ROBERTSON

Although the party women have not
indorsed him, it looks more and more as
though Ranks will bc the man whom
$40 King street will name as the Re-
publican candidate Tor Mayor" said n
prominent Republican politician today
Tho Banks referred to is city Treasurer
Charles NJ. Banks. who. however. has
not announced himself as candidate
for the mayoralty nomination. $50
King street" means Republican leaders.
who dictate the nominations.
1T appears To- me. the g .. y poll
tician continued that $40 kiuc street
will Go ahead and name Bnuks regard
less of what the party women want.
Il doesn't matter what the women think
about It, apparently. Tho women want
Charles F"rwood hut Forwood does not
suit $40 king street Mi Forwood is
the present member Of city Council from
the Ninth ward.
This opinion. bN this political leader
was generally conceded today 10 eN-
press the mayoralty situation in Re
publican circles Mr. Forwond, who is
wcIl vcrscd In city finances, l. IS said.
would Ia accepted by $40 IIinE street
the invisible government as rahdi
date fur city treasurer. MI Eanks.
present position but tn" Republican
BOSSES wont take Iorwo"d Il Is said. as
q candidat, for mavor
Opposition 60 Robertson.
Last night 1T q meeting 81 th, com
mittcc At tho club rooms. IA S23 Shipi"y
street thcy "mphaucauv rcpHdiatcd a
suggestion that Senator Robertson
might make q strong candidate.
No action was taken AT tho meeting
last night in tho maNoraltt matter
except the passage Of 4 resolution dis
approving of tho suggestion 40 Senator
Robertson fot malor Isn't thor" was
considerable DIS. ussion among those
present oC conn, iimau charles Forwood,
and many favored hln Gar the standard
ucarcr ii the parts in the Juuo election.
Il is tho desire 10 thr women. as *
pressed hv several of thc members q
thc committee. that tho Republicans y
the city name candidate fur mayor
who can GET the anit.l support "f the
party-aud TINS means that tn, candi-
dates record on public questions ~
which the Women arc particularly iu-
tcrcstod shall ~ Su,h that thcy can
approve t-heartcdl.
The meeting last night was one of the
most enthusiastic hold rs the T;cpubli-
can women since their organization
Mrs Donald AShhrook chairman. pre-
sided
According 70 reports received. organ n
ization among the women voters in the
various wards is progressing. and they
are making dnigent effort 20 he ready
20 non big vote ir the primaries. and
Ia sec that tho women are registered
prppa ratCTV 10 voting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
COLES BONDSMAN PAYS.
Surety for Former Recorder of
Deeds Turns Over $4,000
to the Levy Court.

William j Highheld, local agent for
the American Surety Co, today paid
the Levy Court $4,000, indemnity under
the bond Of former Recorder of Deeds
Furman c. Cole This was the full
amount of the bond given by the com
pany,
cole recently pleaded guilty to en-
bezzling about $4,000 OF county funds
and is serving time in the workhouse
under a fiVe-year sentence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
FOR VIOLATING DRY LAW.
Morris Kramer, just From Hospital, Is
Held Under $1,000 Bail.

Released from the Delaware Hospital
this morning. where he has been a pa
tient since an automobile accident last
Saturday afternoon, Morris kramer
travelling salesman, at a hearing before
United States Commissioner John
Pcarce Cam at noon today, was held
under 81 900 bail for a further hearing,
May II. Kramer is charged with vio-
lating the Volstead act
At the time of the accident on Penny
Hill last Saturday, three quarts Of Ii
quor were found in the car operated by
Kramer Bail for the man was furnish
cd by Peter Fienburg. a Wilmington
man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
GARY READY FOR MAY DAY.
Bills Urge Workers to Revolution;
Mayor Warns Reds Not to
Start Anything.
y Assoclated press ID Every ENenIng.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Gary. Ind. April 29.-Gary with one
of the largest percentages OF foreign
born populations of any city in the
United States has made thorough prep
arations to prevent any anti-govern-
mcnt demonstrations that may be
planned for May day
II reds start anything they Will be
sorry they ever tried il" Mayor Hodges
said. We are ready to welcome them
with iron hands to inhosptable graves.
We VIII be prepared for any emergen-
cics
Thousands of hand bills had been dis
tributed here urging revolution
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
ANARCHISTS WARN or NAY /.
Day Of Reckoning and Liberation Says
Literature Circulated in AnsOnia.

Ansonia. Conn, April 29.-Radical
literature again was distributed in this
city during the night. Circulars bear
ing the caption the first OF May--the
day of reckoning and liberation" and
purporting TO be issued by an anarchist
groups Of United States and Canada.
were found this morning.
In the circulars workers are advised
to refuse to pay taxes and rents. refuse
to obey laws. take possession Of the
land, factories. mills and mines and TO
go armed to mass meetings or parades.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
GALE BOWS TO CoURTMARTIAI.
American Radical, DepOrted From Mex
leo, May be Tried as Draft EvadOr.

BY Assoclated I'Tess % Every Evening.
San Antonia Tex. April 29-Iinn l.
f. Gale alleged American radical leader,
who was deported from Mexico by
President Obregon, said today he would
make no effort to get his case transfer
red to a United States civil court. de
olaring that he believed an army court
martial would give him fair considera-
ton.
Gale was taken to the guard house at
Fort Sam Houston. A charge Of draft
evasion probably will be placed against
him,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

raerr, da Ron. has iehnitcl> o.
lncd l.artalnrn,nt member n
SIS. st,t. Roud Eiu.a;.on a1d has
IS uotf.I Governor paun,,
ui- d,a-san va- determined hy his
n.n,t fhd ,.mra.an of ,,rtatu man
4iaeN p .n~ thn old law VA
t.p3,a aoa. th, coming state
Iarl ut riu,auau tha, ,nr latter
sauIi ,Ncrctse its d.s.s,tian M modi-
i,4ne the school laws u i Ra1 hat vii
/. deat5edly AGAINST t., interests II me-
turl.s and good education
Tn, vernon had ,rg,d him e defer
,.aa4re his arc.siar until after lcgIsla
t4r. -hs. han, passed on thr school
.adEct an Nav E whom Il j. hoped
f.a.slatt,g action with respect T. school
nnanrcs may bc such as 20 make Il
..su posslhe to administer thH states
u.v school av iu accordance with
.tol,sa .8ueat4aua IDEAS Mr.. du Pont
lld rut await the LEGISLATURES meet
- b,,aus, he Staf.- b. fools that there
arcgnt uecd fpr The early appoint
a,nt Isl school board and that the
.V board should d, made up 81 MEM
i.ra VII believe that the provisions
ef ihe new law can 2, used to IN"
developments ~ good schou. system
II, fc,ls tha, au should cooperate in
rdcr that The .aV may p, fairly tested
ia chat those who d. NOT believe in
.4s new plan can hest AID the state
Is steppiug aside, In his letter 10 tn"
-sVcrnor NJ du Pont SAYS that i b,
fci differently about the law his IN
..r,si in education would !mpel him
81 Accept reaW'olntmeHt ~ spite q
the demands made on MS time ny MS
many business interests and n regrets
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
RICH HOMO HEAD WANTS
JOBS FOR 1000, 300 IDLE
nv Aaanciated preaa.

by Annotated Press.
Chicago. Aprli g9.---tamea Eada
How. known Aa the millionaire
hobo" and his stan. were here
today for the international un-
employed conference" Tho meet
ing war called. Mr. How said, be
cause Of "the aorious aspect of
the unemployment eitiHiiipn
How estimated the number -
jobloas a. nearly 3 700 900 and *
pressed briicf today's cpnfcron'"
would ASK President HARDING 90
take action 10 relieve this eco
nonic condition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
Fur co. Voluntary Bankrupt.

a voluntary petitlOn IN bankruptCy
has been filed in the United States Dis
trict Court by Benjamin G. Coverman,
~ 2l7 West Ninth street, where he did
business under the trade name Of
siberian Fur Company" Liabilities
are scheduled al S1s,69S.O7 and assets
at $6,40l.S0. The, matter has been put
in charge Of ]. Rankin Davis. Referee
in Bankruptcy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
JOSEPH III. HOPKINS.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening
Dover April 29-Joseph H. Hopkins.
a retired farmer, died a his home here
today aged "a years. lie was former
oyster revenue collector Of Delaware.
He had been in i'll health for many
months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
IMMIGRATION BEFORE SENATE.
House Bin Showing Special Privileges,
Reported Fayorabiy BY Committee.

Tiy Associated Press 70 every Evening.
Washington. April 29.-The House inn
migration restriction bill was reported
favorabiy today by the Senate immigra-
ton committee after elimination of pro-
visions to accord special privileges for
entrance Of miners and persons sub
iect 10 religious persecution
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
Print. Harbor Specifications.

At 4 meeting ~ the commissioners of
III. Hnrbor Board hoid this morning
tnt Mercantile Printing Company was
awarded the contract for the printing
~ thp specifcatlous for the new marine
terminal project ou tho Isobdell site
Dth,t business transacted was Of
routine nature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
MEMBERS LOSE APPEAL.
New Trial Denied OmcerS of Orgauiza-
tion Convicted OF Sedition.

By Associated Press q Every Fveninr
St Paul. April g. The state supreme
court today denied a new trial TO a. 4.
Townley. president Of the National Nom
Partisan League. aud Joseph Gilbert
former organization manager of the
league. convicted On charge of con
spiracy to teach sedition.
The case was brought to trial June
IS, 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
Amn.cmrnf. rnnlehL

PlAYhuN-r tn.t Women
ancen ~n, ,'ouIau frtn
Majestic lu~t tiut Hf Cobb -n
-ayoN B.4-k t.aure
Arcadia ilcifo -Uut
Strand i.vs
Eialfo InE fa.H
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

Plasterlng, all kinds. attended 70
promptly. Lowe Bros. 1902 shallcross
ave. 5707-M.~-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
T-Boat n sighted.

Suddenly there vas -ry from .hr
lookout
Submarine 100 yards m ztarroara 4
General quarters alarm vas sound
I'd and All stations we're manned. Two
perscopcs had beer sighted The after
guns crew stavad ar lts posi-. trying
n get a shot AZ the r--boat il spite ~
the fact that big seas were brea king
over the vessel
before they could are however. he
submarine submerged.
Then followed me ~ he 7ueeroe-
situations that could arise at sea The
Renlik and the submarine ypers. 10Th -
tossed aD0ut by wind and wave -hat
neither could Gse It's weapons against
the other
Continued IN Page IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
HOW TWO MEN SAVED
SHIP FROM WRECK
TOLD BY DANIELS
Daring Of Two Heroes on tho
PemIik Reads Like a Bit
Of Fiction.
ChLIBRE OF our NAVY
Former Secretary n The Navy 1919
70 1921

Copyright 1921 ~ John r Dine Corv
riRited ~ National Srwzpa rser Scr. ~
Copyright tn Great Rrftafn ranada md
throughout Europe All rights reaerVssi.
including translation into foreign lar.
guaRea Including the Scandinavian TN
authorized reprlntlng for any purpoar f0r
hidden
Facing death and iaug"r. r1er ~ tha
navy displayed the daah and dnr.rg
ne courage ard qup1 action that a~a
ne boHt traditions rf tns ,c- IF.
There were heroes y ~ ranrr aq ,sr
ae ~ the bridge and scorse .e ,H.u
performed DECIDE that laae~.e f. ~
sowH IN HISTORY
There we're sovrrat Cares III III III
plain American sailors saved ahtrs
from darna e. ~ destruction Ft,It .ra~.
Iro fow stories RI he ga- more .a-ifi.
Ing than nat n fohn Aackrrz4e $50
hoatswair's mate AMI ho Rcrulip
The Reulik an armed vaoh. takt-
from its Injurious aaraer FIT tbc f--rfr-
ming ~ the xar zr1 converted rfo <
submarine fighter ~as fs 3ut- +
patrol oT fhe coast III France Il fa--
rife storm va- raging ard the FerrjI-
was having al / could do n rcd
s,t.,,s +, tho rras--, vr.r@ttf~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12
AFTER THE FOOTBALL GAMES
Man Who Had Been There Knew
There Would Be Only One Dis
tinctiVe College Color.

They were talking Of their absent
sons, and the fact that each of the
fathers had boy in a different college
did not prevent them from amicably
discussing their prospects.
at won't be long said one Of the
fathers, before the athletic season
opens, and then l think we1I hear
something from the Orange and Blue +"
Yes" said another, and there1l be
some shouting done by the Blue and
Gray"
"of course" said the third father,
"and as my boy has gone to Prince
ton, III have to put in "a word for the
Black and Orange; but il doesn't make
such great deal Of difference. The
boys are bound to come under the
same colors in the end
NO" said one
Cant be arranged" said the other.
ooh, yes, it cam"
"To which colors DO you referf"
BLACK and Blue. philadelphia
Ledger.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12
HERE'S GENUINE NEW Y08SEB
You Can Always Tell Ek1-Hs Know.
his Home CITY Like the Proven
bal Book.

The man who was born 90 New York
ana had lived there al. hls aag, -sgs
satisfied chuckle. YES. know he
old town as few know t. LIS gong
to be a great pleasure for me .o tase
you around, old man. This u course
IS Grants tomb. Tia, bar
The westerner looked Ills surprise.
4 laugh because its So common.
place-so shopworn, SO 20 speak. Bas
while you're my guest you sa4u miss
nothing from the usua. ra lie mgst
uncommon By George
what is it?n
'Look-that big purple machine,
with all the people Looks Ike a del.
egation of visiting EI6s of
4. II can't be a new Fifth avenue
stage. They don't build taem SO blg
what in the name Of Gue can
such d big. clumsy
New York city sightseeing hus1
yelled the man with tile 8alyaaa
Takes you anywhere you want 10 90
to see the sights. Judge
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12
Sleeping Sickness Thief.

The case of boy who became a
thief after an attack Of encephalitis
lethargia tsleeping sickness is de.
scribed in the Lancet, Iondon Eng
Iand) When eleven years old he re-
manned in a state of stupor and leth-
argy for five weeks. He had been a
normal. intelligent. and docile child.
After his Illness he showed uncon-
trollable criminal tendencies, has been
convicted for theft on several oc-
casions, and is regarded by the police
as an incorrigible thief. His intellI-
gence does not seem to be impaired.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

A paragraph worthy of publication
In "Whizz Bug appeared recently in
the Genesee (Idaho) News Ii was in
the nature Of a paid local" inserted
by the members of the Genesee medi-
col fraternity. Under the caption.
Eight Months Warning" appeared the
following: after October ! all babies
c. o. .. Signed, ". II. Ehlen NJ D.
II. Rouse, NJ. D.-Pullman (Wash)
Herald.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

zadisoa-It Is doabts4I whether
Wisconsin farmers can threaten "a
STOP selling their milk 70 a certain
cheese factory just because an add.
uonal dairyman wishes 10 sell his
milk ar the same place. without VIC
Iating The state antitrust laws, r u.
HoyI. deputy attorney general. told
George j. LeichL district attorney OF
Marathon county in an opinion. \
Marathon farmer wants 10 haul his
mlk 10 a certain cheese factory in
order that he might save time in TAX
iag his children 70 their school Five
or six patrons object TO the man
bringing his milk 10 The factory, ard
if the cheese maker takes his prod
uct they threaten 70 stop selling 10
him. The cheese maker has refused
to take the milk OF the farmer who
wants 10 be his customer, Mr.. Leicht
explains.