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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
ORDERLY SUNDAYS
AND TOBACCO BAN
PRESSED BY W.C.T. u
Nation Wide Movement for Re-
forms TO be Inaugurated April
3 With Week Of Prayer.
WOULD END SUNDAY SPORT
ny Associated Preas :" t~ery Evening

ny Associated preos - E"ery Evening
Chicago. March Zt-A campaiRr r-.
Tho Wo,nrn'- christian Temperance
-nion for strict sriudas observance and
against tobacco 1az announced 'odav
~ Miss Anna a Gordon national p-a7'
dent - start Aurli Tim Heey nc
announcement said ".if ~ madr
week n prayer for the sucec4s = tn"
campaign and sunday Aur
designated ae arfi tobacco -urdat
The ral} for The -aek III uraser
aid Miss Goriof.- arraurr.rtcr.+ r
FOR ererr organization trroaRhotf ot.-
land that hoIn-ea tho Christian v1h-
bath Fundamental far M psrpefga'lo~
~ our nation
Among the s.olatiore RI Sir ne 4
day n rect tno 4uragrl-n."rt stated
t00. 800 persons now are workirg or
SUNDAY r this country and rcstric'ioBs
are ~ he sought nr goIarg pleasrlr"
autornoblirg. baseball novice theatres
md dancing on Sunday il the earn
paign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
RAIL HEADS WARNED
BY FEDERATION
To STICK TO LAW
Eastern Organization of Workers
Insist That Provisions of Act
be Observed.
HINT AT FLAME OF CHAOS

by Associated rress to Every Evening
New York. March 21.-'rhe eastern
federation of the brotherhood Of Rail
way and Steamship Clerks. Freight
Handlers Express and Station En-
ployes today sent resolution 70 r. n.
Fitzgerald. grand president of tho
brotherhood, urging him 10 authorize a
referendum strike ballot for immediate
use should the railroads decline 70 obey
the mandates of the transportation act
Of 1920.
The federation with n membership n
$4,000 also pledged its "full economic
force To protect our present standards.
Railroad officials were warned they
must carry out the letter and the spirit
Of the transportation act and that
arbitrary action Of some railroad ~
ficials IN reducing wages undoubtedly
VIII be tho spark which viii SGT the en-
tire transportation System into a fame
Of chaos and industrial revolution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
BURGLARS SCARED OFF.
Attempt Made Early Sunday
Morning to Rob Garage at
Newark is Frustrated.

Special Dispatch 70 Every Evening.
Newark. March 21.-An attempt
made early yesterday morning 20 steal
an automobile from the garage Of George
Leak was frustrated by the ringing of
a burglar alarm at the garage and the
appearance Of Mr.. Leak on the scene.
The would be robbers made their get
away in a car which they had nearby,
but not before Mr.. Leak who heard
the alarm and hastened TO the garage,
got the number Of their car. 1t bore a
Delaware license.
Mr.. Leak heard the burglar alarm
ring about ] o'clock yesterday morn
ing. and hurried TO the garage. nearby.
AS he arrived he saw the men getting
INTO a car they had close by, and he got
.ose enough TO take the number. which
was a Delaware license. He made note
~ the number. which is said to be that
II 4 Wilmington car. and has gone 70
Wilmington today TO report the at
-npt 10 the police there with the hope
~ apprehending the men.
The garage had been broken into. but
tnr ringing Of the burglar alarm and
the appearance of Mr.. Leak drove the
robbers away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
CITIZENS IN LAST
DESPERATE EFFORT
FOR NEW CHARTER
Representatives From Every Dis
trict in City Go to Dover
Today.
HAVE HOPE IN THE HOUSE

Determined to make a last stand with
this Legislature 10 obtain the passage
of new city charter measure that up
wards of so civic. social and business
organizations Of the city have indorscd,
representatives from every legislative
district in this city went 10 Dover this
morning and hope through their pres
ence and renewed plcadings for tho
bill that the House, before which the
legislation is expected To come UP today.
will take favorable action on il. IL is
reasonably sure that All Of the Demo
cratic members Of the lower branch Of
hte General Assembly Will vote for the
measure because they wish to oblige
tho wishes of the majority Of the Clu-
zcns Of Wilmington.
Among those who Went TO Dover to-
day were Carlton T. BridCham. F. r..
Norman. Mrs. 7. c. Mum, Charles r.
Saylor. r. + Shaw. Mrs Charles War
ner. Mrs. Donald s. Ashhrook. Council
man Charles Forwood Millard r.
Davis William Stetser and William n.
Budd
What the Republican members will
do many he forecast by the action Of
Representative Nirden. nj meeting az
the Citizens Charter Committee and
representatives OF the interests here
backing the charter on Saturday night.
Mr.. Virden, refusing 10 say how he
would vote said in response to a ques-
ton as TO what his constituents thought
OF the bill, that he had not talked with
them about il. and refused 10 give any
help whatever or make any suggestions
as 10 how the measure might be inn
proved or aided All this despite the
fact that he was elected 10 represent
the wishes of the citizens Of this city.
The decision TO so to Dover and make
a final appeal was made AT Saturday
evenings meeting held in Parlors 4
and B at the Hotel du Pont. If there
was any doubt as 10 whether the citi-
zens Of this city had been affected by
the peculiar manner in which Senator
Robertson had acted in refusing 10 re-
port the citizens charter bill but had
substituted a brand new measure. wip-
ing out the vital points OF the citizens
bill. 1t was determined by the addresses
and comments at that meeting
Continued on page ,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
EXPLOSION AND FIRE
CAUSE $4,000 LOSS
Blending House and 5000 Pounds
Of Powder Destroyed at U. S.
Flashless Co. Plant.

The explosion q about 5000 pounds
of powder about 1890 Yesterday after
noon at The carrcroft plant Of the
.nited States F'lashless Powder Cam
pany destroyed a blending house and
caused a loss approNimating $4,000
The Carrrroft plant is located several
miles outside Of this city. The loss Is
covered by insurance Ernest du Pont.
president Of the company. said he
thought the explosion was caused by
heat from the steam radiators In the
blending house. combined with the sud
den rise of the temperature during the
night.
The explosion ignited underbrush and
trees for some distance around the
plant but the quick response OF the
Fame. Water Witch. Weccacoe and
Brandywine Fire Companies to the
alarms turned in prevented further ex-
plosions
It was stated by Mr.. du Pont that
the plant would probably be shut down
for several days until a new blending
house can be put up. No one was at
the plant yesterday except the watch
man. il being shut down for the day.
Immediately following the explosion the
chief chemist arrived and directed the
work o. fighting the fire.
The company is working on a con-
tract for the United States Navy, sup
plying fashless powder. a new blend
originated by Mr.. du Pont. About
thirty men are employed at the plant
which IS as yet in an experimental
stage.
The building in which the explosion
occurred was a frame structure. Doors
and window sash were hurled quite q
distance by the force of the blast, and
pieces of twisted shafting and belt
pulleys were thrown high in the air and
fell many yards from the scene.
A strong wind from the west drove
the blaze away from the other buildings
probably preventing much greater loss
Before the arrival of the fire com
panies hand extinguishers were used II
throwing chemical streams on the fire
over 10000 pounds of gun cotton anC
powder are stored in the other build
ings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
SPRING is HERE.
Summer Temperature Attracts
People to the Open Spaces
in Auto and Hfoot.

Palm Sunday. the last Sunday in
Lent and the first day Of Holy Week
also ushered in spring. which officially
arrived, according TO the almanac. last
night al 1851. And real spring
weather came with it Palm Sunday
was beautiful day. a little windy. per
haps, but not unreasonable. The sun
shone brightly, and late in the day the
temperature approached summer figure.
The bright weather and the promis-
ing programs at the churches attracted
large crowds 10 the services at the vari-
Gus places Of worship. The highways
were crowded with autos and motor
cycles, and the byways attracted the
pedestrians. Birds were in evidence in
the fields and ali signs indicated that
winter had taken its leave for season.
Today is fulfilling the promises of yes
terday, with even brighter sunshine.
The mercury arose TO IS degrees
Yesterday. At s o'clock this morning il
was SIS, having gone 10 81 in the night.
and at noon was so.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
FATE OF CHARTER
MAY BE DECIDED
BEFORE DAY ENDS
Likely to be Called Up IN the
House This Afternoon or
Tonight.
PARTISAN PLAN TO AMEND
sneclal nlsratch frorn stafr eorreanondent

Special Dispatch from star correspondent
state House. Dover. March =
The House OF Representatives. On as
sembliug at 1915 O'CLOCK. received and
filed i communication from Leon VA
kcr. cmbodying resolutions adopted a.
the citizens meeting held in me Hotel
du Pont wilmington. Saturday night.
and saying those who attended the
meeting rcpudiatcd the substitute VII
mington city Charter bin presented 70
the senate and want enacted the Char
TER bin now before tho House.
Communications from the Hercules
club and the Free Press League also
indorsed the House Wilmington Charter
hill.
The House recessed until 80 o'clock.
The House may act on the House
city charter hlu th!s afternoon pr to-
night.
There is suspicion that the Repub-
leans will Try - inject an amendment
-rovidins FOR party primaries and party
designations On ballots, but he DEM
--a;s Will no. acquiesce therein, as
s.irh amendment would completely dis
.1~. the main purpose Of the bill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
.F|REMEN AND POLICE
RESCUE TRAPPED FAMILY
Mother and Children Taken From
Burning Building by Means
of Ladders.

Trappcd in their bedroom in the
second story OF 209 Maryland avenue,
.1ith all escape by way Of the stairs cut
N bysmoke a mother and two chill
dren, two and four vars old, respec-
lively. were rescued by members Of the
WecCacoe Fire Co, about 5 o'clock yes
terday morning.
The FIRE began in a store on the first
floor and smoke filled the stairways OF
IN. living quarters of the house in the
rear of the store. Awakened by the
noise OF the fire engines. the mother
came TO a side door and, after scream
lng. suddenly disappeared in the build
Ing. one fire fighter attempted to grab
her but she eluded his grasp and fed
an the smoke filled stairs.
She next appeared at window IN
back OF the building. holding child on
each arm The flremen quickly ran q
ladder W the side of a shed underneath
the window and helped the woman
from the room 10 the shed roof. Two
police officers lifted the children down,
while a fireman assisted the mother in
the descent.
BY hard work ne Weccacoe fremen.
who had been summoned by phone.
managed 70 extinguish the flames be-
fore they spread further than the
store. The store is occupied by John
Damiecki. who was away from home.
The FIRE was discovered by Joseph Dro-
sick. who notified the police. The loss
- estimated at several hundred dollars
and is partly covered by insurance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
y. Y. TOW B0AT WORKERS
PLANNING STRTkF APRIL I

New York March l-Representa-
tives of the Association If Masters
Mates and Pilots. ieft here today for
Philadelphia IT, ATTEND conference a.
which plans VIII be discussed for
strike on seagoing towboafs On the
Atlantic and CUR Coasts effective
April
william A Naher. general manager
RI tho association. said tha' the walk
ont had been ordered hecauae tho At
lautfe Towloat Association mad declined
70 renew tho 1920 agreement and had
reduced wages 81 and So a month
lie said about 30 to2boats and 2400
men would be affected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
EAGER PROMOTERS
OF LEGISLATION
THRONG CAPITAL
Many Delegations Gather TO
Further or Oppose Various
Measures.
DEMOCRATS IN CONFERENCE

Special Dispatch from stan correspondents
state House. Dover. March IL
Throngs of visitors attended today
session of the General Assembly. MOI
ahles present included United states
senator /. TIeisler BAH and Representa-
tive IN Congress- Caleb X. Layton
senator Rail- was accompanied by ms
secretary. Thomas r. Pceney. ana
Congressmarl Layton by his son. Danlei
!. Layton. Jr.
Wilmington was represented ny Leon
Walker and other advocates OF the ne"
city charter measure.
\ military delegation was composed
of .diutart- General j. Austin Ellison,
colonel Thomas w Miller and others
Persons interested in school legisla :
20, constituted large percentage Of
the thronEs.
necials Of the Wilmington Institute
Free Library came here TO urge pass
acc 4 hill clearing title 70 certain
property belonging 70 the institute
The Senate met at II o'clock THIS
morning. but the House ConveninG was
DELAYED hy a Democratic conference
Omeial Audit Report.
senators Highfield and Pretty man
and REPRESENTATIVES Schneider ana =.
H. DAVIS. COMPRISING q Iti1lA ''Aii'''''N
,ppointcd to audit the accounts OF state
,aicers. departments and institutions
resented their report to the Senate >
seward Daley. Q. T. Cannon, Charles
Lingo and George 4. Carroll assisted
them in making tho audit. Iheir re-
BORT includes the following
Balance. January y, 1920. St,So'.'S +
% rCccipts in January. S4l26 4So 80 ;
..4al 81 4q4I-00 %
rxpcnditures in 1920. s3.siS2asoS;
l,.lanco. January 10. 1921 $1.6s0.s s72ol.
Tn, committee reported that state
monies had been spent judiciously ano
mat the accounts of the adjutant-gener-
AIS office had been kept in an excellent
manner and properly detailed me eN-
p.nditures Of the office.
The committee recommended tht
granting the appropriation requested oY
,h,. Delaware Industrial School ioi
Girls
Salary Measures Defeated.
Receiving but eight affirmative votes
one, less than a constitutional majority
tbe senate bills increasing the salaries
Of the deputy attorney general failed tc
PASS the Senate.
School Bin Up Again.
The Senate. soon after Il o'clock toos
iip the Senate bill repeating The present
!, hooI laws and reviving and re-enact'
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
DELAWARE POPULATION
IS 113.5PER SQUARE MILE
Average. However, in the Whole
Country is but 35.5; Rhode
Island Leads With 1864.
~ Assoclated 80 Ii 80 ENenlnc

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. March 21.-The average
density Of population throughout the
United States exclusive Of outlying
possessions was 35.5 persons per square
mile Of land area in 1920 as against
30.9 in 1910. the Census Bureau an
nounced today.
In Delaware there were reported 1875
persons per square mile; in Pennsyl
yania 194.5.
The density in the individual states
in 1920 ranged from 40 Of one per
square mile in Nevada 70 5664 in Rhode
Island. the bureau announced.
II exceeded 200 per square mile IN
five statcs-Rhode Island with 5664
Nassa chusetts 1872; New Jersey 420.
Connecticut 2864. and New York 2I79.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
.GERMANY'S VOTERS
WIN THE PLEBlSCITE
IN UPPER S|LESIA
Teutons Retain Rich Country BY
Huge Majority Over Polish
Residents.
NO DISORDERS REPORTED
- Associa'ed T.rsss 10. I.re- E.er-r

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Berlin March -g.trar r-r a-
nrerw h"Iming ..,t.ss r .r. rh.rfr
pp'r slicaa yss'srIsr .1 Irf.ru
'o' future national ra.ua
according Z. .Tra re
hsre
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
POIFS HTsT ABTDF HA
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1.-rd iron -a -r -IaIrts r. tra Ert.rt. y
g.ii here The nn.r Ie--rf a.
'a-v arno- nrr.r t-d slrr.-
and am epr aderr ra-v la ~ -rF~d
tJ attempt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
HUNTING FOR VICTIMS
Of ARMOUR EXPLOSION
Loss TO Grain Will Reach ST.
100000; Spontaneous Com
bustion is Blamed.
nv Associated PRESS 10 Every F.venIng.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Chicago. March 2i.-Wrecking crews
today We're clearing away the IONS II
debris scattered by an explosion Satlr-
day night IN the elevator OF the Armour
Grain COMPANY under which the bodies
of four victims were believed 20 be The
two known dead were blown cut OF the
structure 10y the blast which il was be
lievcd was due 70 spontaneous com
bustion which ignIted inhamnahle min
dust
The grain loss was placed az about
81 100000 by Z \. James. secretary OF
the company who said that Il was be-
lieved the other $4,000. 600 worth Of
grain III the concrete bins could &c,
saIYaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
LIQUOR INVENTORY.
Must BE Reported on Al stocks Out
side of Dwellings,

An inventory of beverage liquors Is
now required by the Bureau OF Internal
Revenue, according 10 a report receiv-
ed this morning hy W. TruXton Boyce
prohibition director for the State
Under Treasury decision 3129. the
new ruling states. "A person possessing
liquor for beverage purposes as herein
authorized. in any place of storage out
side his dwelling. must make report
thereof"
Special forms better known as Form
14o6, used for inventory purposes only.
may be secured at the office Of Director
Boyce. IN the old Federal Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
GREECE M0BILlZsS TROOPS.
King Calls Three Glasses anG
May be Planning Offensive
Against the Turks.
81 Asses.A.sl - d -. -

BY Associated tress p -Frf2 aFr"+is
London March DIX The A.lng nN
King Constantine et Gre-.. lrvv
classes 80 tht rauona. .o..t, t.-H- ..a
az Athens Su.3a. 0 .'car..lt
portends a GreeA 0Nyu-.'e tka ht
Turkish \atICna.sts. ne .I..
Demetrios tsol0arls. t1e fr.,
Ter ~ Wa~. expressed
here today.
NJ. Gouna~ls. Nca -awe rr.
early his month
30 the supreme -r-0. r.sf
offensive move At- r~o.s
obviously he said ~
,he complexion e. 'he f-re 81
tration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
COLD TO GREET SPRING.
Rains and Storms Also Predicted
for Official End Of Winter
Season.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington March I'll While spring
opened officially today with abnormally
warm weather through the Atlantic
and Gulf states a general break 70
cooler weather east Of the Mississippi
river within SO hours was predicted by
the weather bureau and cold wave
warnings were ordered for Michigan,
Indiana, ohio western Pennsylvania,
western New York and the northern
portion Of eastern New York.
The outlook was for rain late today
in the Middle Atlantic and New England
states, the forecast said.
Storm warnings were up for the At
lantic coast north Of Delaware break
water.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
POLAND NEARLY READY
FOR NEW CONSTITUTION
Expects 70 Hold Election and
Start Republic N Action
IN AorH.
- Assoc.ated = ta - -

By Associated Press - Every Evening
Warsaw March -1-Tre ew
stitution adopted I'll Poland r1 Ee --o
effect as -oor as .re -e-, cesar El
machinery Is set .- motion TIE r--s-7f
parIiameu, aKQec--d lia- "a
in April v rhttn -re -let
the arrangements E1r +1r +. ertr~
new parliamerr t1der 1- .rs..f-
sVlil 1e perfected
The constitution provides 14se
and senate he members nl.
Ce chosen Z, ,pLlaE n.l
and women 80 ears .L aAe rug
Elbie ~ the f-aCchIse
The executive power - -stru
president and --sI,ls.Dle A.lnr. n.
president wIll oe r.-,-ea f1I -eIu
seven years uy he house ana ~
ate. The president 1m..aaler-
chief u Au ne military forces nr
OF peace 14t u -l- event ya. 1e
sponsibLity shifts - che minister
war. who i empowered % aPpu.rt ss
commander Z the army
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
HURGIARS' RICH LOOT
BREAKS DOWN MOTOR

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Chelsea. Mass March 2l.-Burglars
stole a safe with $4,000 III cash and
jewelry in Lynn early today and mount
ed IT on motor truck to open at leisure,
but encountered trouble when the truck
broke down here
Impressing a horse and wagon the
thieves transferred the safe and carted
IL away. They must have opened It
as they went. because when 1t was re
covered shortly afterwards in barn
here the contents were gone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
EX.EMpRESS IMPROVING.
Spring Brings Healing Draughts to
fllLcied L NlIe nj Donrn.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Doorn, Holland. March 21-The re
cent mild spring weather apparently
is having favorable influence on the
former Empress, Augusta Victoria OF
Germany. who has long been seriously
i'll of heart trouble She constantly is
conscious now and is feeling stronger.
Former Emperor William and his
son, Iitel Frederick. frequently pay
short visits to the sick roomas the exer-
ton Of talking for any length of time
fatigucs Augusta Victoria
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
HIGH PAY OF SINGERS
DOOMs LONDON OPERA

Annotated Press 10 Every Evening.
London. March 2fr-AbsndOn-
mcnt Of the summer grade opera
season. which has been a part ~
London social life for q hundred
years, appears certain this year
In Wow Of the excessive cOei and
the difficulty of obtaining good
singers.
Adverse conditions 50 Europe
due largely 10 the war. sayE the
Chronicle, have resulted 40 me
migration Of continental gonRstcrg
to North and South America.
whore thoy find plenty ~ cngagc-
mcnts and high fees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
TEUTONIC TROOPS JEER
ALLIED COM MlSSloN

Berlin. March 2i.-The Nos-
sisChe Zeitung's Hamburg cor
respondent said yesterday that
an Entente commission arrived
in the town of Ratzeburg, north
east of Hamburg, to inspect
strong detachmcnts of the Reich
swehr
\ military band in the bar
-acks played Deutschland Ueher
Allies and disa CrccablC scenes
cnsued. owing to the offensive
shouts of the troops. the cor
declares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
ROBBED BY NEGRO.
COIored Highwayman COmpels Bryan
Coy TO "Hand Over

without drawing a revolver, which
he pretended 10 have in his hip pocket.
Negro highwayman held UP and
robbed Bryan COY, Of 1901 Monroe street
Of several dollars change near Sixteenth
street and IdveTvieW avenue last Fri
day night.
Coy was on his way 70 WaWaset Park
when the outlaw jumped from behind
a hedge and called TO Coy to wait
minute" The Negro then put his hand
to his hip pocket, as if 10 draw a re-
volver, and commanded Coy to hand
over his cash.
Surprised by the suddenness Of the
whole occurrence, Coy handed over the
change he had in his pocket The
thief made no attempt TO search him
but turned and ran. Coy was unable
TO give the police good description OF
the man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
EVERY EVENINGS
CLASSIFIED ADVS
ARE PROFITABLE

alike to those who want help of
any kind. those who are looking
for positions, or those with some
thing To sell. The page appeals
TO intelligent people and is read
daily by thousands of persons
who refer TO II as naturally as
they refer TO the news columns.
Special telephone service at your
command. Bills viii be mailed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
TWO DEAD IN ERIN FIGHTS.
Four Others Badly Shot, is Palm sun
day Record.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Dublin, March 21.- Official reports Of
attacks on the police yesterday in va
rious parts Of ireland include the fol
lowing
In Falcarragh, county Donegal, one
policeman shot dead.
In Greenore. county Louth, one
policeman wounded. as was a civilian
accompanying him.
In Rochestown. county Cork, two
policemen wounded
In Mullinahone. county Tipperary.
one policeman shot dead.