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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN
STATE CONVENTION
Annual Meeting Opened This
Morning in Smyrna to Con-
tinue Two Days.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening
8myrna. April IS The Delaware
state Sunday School Association began
it's oath annual convention here to-
day with about $50 delegates in at
tendance from all parts of the state.
The meeting will continue two days.
closing tomorrow afternoon. The open
ing session this morning was preceded
by a reception TO visiting delegates. IN
which practically the whole town dem
onstrated its hospitality.
The session was opened this morning
hv Joseph II Burns Of Wilmington.
president Of the association. Former
Congressman W Q. Hofecker ted In de
votiona. and addresses of welcome were
made by Mr. Price. and Rev Il =.
Nichols. pastor Of Smyrna Church, The
response was made by tho president.
The following committees were APP
pointed
Willis l. Overdeer. Thomas
A. Hall. Thomas y Scott. Ronwood
clark. W. Q. HoTeckor. W. J. renuel,
". II Stevens.
Resolutions-Rev. Samuel {. Welsh.
Nathaniel Richards. Rev. w. l.. White.
AIRS. A. Reed. Mrs. Harry Buck.
Program-Mrs. MCCOY. Miss Barker.
|. Elmer Perry.
Enrollment-Mrs.R r. z. Nichols. Miss
Anna Middletown
Registration-Nrs. L. NJ. Price. Mrs.
Walter G.. Tatnall. Miss Emily Spru-
ance. Miss Anna p Houeh.
Nominating-Thoma T. Scott, Miss
Edna G. Barker. J. Il. Copes.
Entertainment-L- NJ. Price, Mrs. T
II. Wilson. Mrs Harvey Jones Mrs. r
T. Evans Mrs. James +. Hofecker. Mrs
r. Il. Postles. Mrs NJ. w Coleman.
The most important feature OF the
morning was an interesting address by
Miss Reba Fixter. Of Philadelphia. who
is in charge Of the young peoples work
Of the Philadelphia Sunday School Asso-
citation. on Essentials in Religious Edu-
cation
This afternoon William E Rothweli
Of New Castle. the treasurer, will make
his report and there will be addresses
by 1. Elmer Perry Of Wilmington. chair
man Of the executive committee; Miss
Reba Fixture of Philadelphia. Miss
Maude B Aldrich of Pittsburg. Pa. Rev,
J. W. Il. Sumwalt of Grace Church, vii
mington. ard others. The chief speaker
this evening will be Rt. Rev Philip
Cook. ID. D., of Wilmington, bishop of
the Episcopal Diocese OF Delaware.
Divisional conferences will be held
tomorrow morning, and at the closing
session, tomorrow afternoon. there Will
be addresses by Mrs Carrie Mclean
Everett Of Trenton. y. j.. and Owen c
Brown of Philadelphia
The election will be held and other
concluding business transacted tomor-
row afternoon also
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SUPPOSED MAD DOG
WAS ONLY UNDERFED
Half Starved and Much Scared
Animal Caught on the North
Side of Wilmington.

Suffering from a bad case of NAL
nutrition, the supposed mad dog which
last Monday created excitement among
residents in the vicinity Of Twenty
sixth and Van Buren streets, was
caught yesterday afternoon in a tool
house Of the Walsh Construction Co.
contractors for the new Washington
Bridge.
An examination Of the canine by Dog
Catcher George Kopp revealed that 1t
was not mad. but nearly starved. The
dog. a shepherd was so thin and
emaciated that It weighed only about 10
pounds.
According TO Mr.. Kopp. the only ac-
tual case OF a dog affected with rabies
so far discovered in this city was the
one. from West Chester and that the
only danger lies in the fact that other
animals it may have bitten. may become
affected Another small pet dog, which
bit two men living in Justison street,
showed very slight symptoms Of the
disease.
The quarantine in this city is being
rigidIy enforced, according to reports
from the Board Of Health.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
JUDGE URGES WHIPPING
POST FOR THIEVES

New York, April 2S.--Hold-up
mon and safe robbers were active
i'm the city yesterday. The police
arrested three men in hold-ups
i'm Harlem and in Brooklyn, but
they knew nothing about the
robbing of safe in an office with
in a block of Police Headquarters
until their attention was called
TO the crime.
Justice Lewis l.. Fawcett OF
the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, In
passing sentence on a man con-
victed of a hold-up. advocated
the use of the whipping post and
shorter sentences. lie declared
that long prison terms did not
serve as deterrent to the IN
crease of crime, because senti-
mentalists have made prison life
too pleasant. lie sentenced sol
Doneff. one of band of automo-
bile robbers charged with many
crimes in Brooklyn, to from ten
10 twenty years I'm Sing Sing.
Physical suffering seems to be
the need of the hour not only as
a deterrent. but as a preventative
Of crime" added Judge Fawcett.
THE prison. with it's moving pic
lures, theatriCals and other forms
of entertainment is not considered
punishment 10y many of the
prisoners"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
NUMBER xY.

From the standpoint Of spectacular
sensationalism Germany gave the world
the biggest surprise of an amazing war
when. on March %. 1918. shells began
to fall in Paris.
Bombs from d fusitive.yS visitant
airplane were TO be expected. but shells
from a gun-how could that be pos
sible when the German lines were. at
their nearest approach, at least Sev-
enty miles from the French capitalo
The world was at first incredulous but.
a. the shells continued to fail in the
city and its suburbs incredulity gave
way to stunned belief Ten people ,vgr,,
killed and fifteen wounded the lirst aa,
4 week later. Good Friday. March %
the long range bornbardment resulted
in a tragedy which shocked civilization
1t could scarcely have been by design
and yet the coincidence Of the day and
the objective is extraordinarily signif-
cant for mere chance.
Kills Seventy five In Church.
On this day Of sacred fast. the holiest
memorial of the Christian year. while
a congregation of devout worshippers-
women and children and men too old 10
fight-prayed in the Church Of ST. Ger
vaise. shell crashed through the roof
OF the building, killing seventy five per
sons, OF whom fifty-four were women.
and five of these Americans. Ninety
other persons were injured
Continued on page Z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
CHINESE MINISTER
W|LM|NGTON'S GUEST.
At LUNCHEON TODAY
Hon. Alfred Sao-ke Sze Addresses
Leading Citizens at the
Hotel du Pont.
APPEAL FOR THE SUFFERERS

Wilmington has quite a distinguished
guest today in the person OF Alfred Sac
Ike Szc former Chinese minister to the
court OF st. James and now minister
representing his country at Washing
ton.
The Chinese minister is here today
as the guest of honor at "A luncheon Civ
en- by the Wilmington Chamber of Com
merce in which the Rotary and l<iwanis
Clubs join. in the du Barry room of the
Hotel du Pont, at which United states
Senator Josiah o. Wolcott presided, and
which was attended ny over 200 of the
leading business and professional men
Of the city and state.
More than 800 persons attended the
luncheon
Accompanying the Chinese minister
on his visit to wilmington were his
secretary. Mr.. Tong; Fletcher S. Brock
man. of New York, who was for twenty
years national secretary OF the !. NJ.
4. A.; f. w. Bible. who resided for
many years at Hang Chow. China. and
w s. Abbott OF New York.
Upon his arrival al French street sta
tion shortly after 10 O'Clock this morn
ing MIR Sze and his party were met by
a delegation from the host clubs. com
prising A ID. Warner. Jr. president of
the Chamber Of Commerce. and Sonnan
krebs, both classmates Of the distin-
guished guest at Cornell University
Rev DIR. &. l.. Candee. General James
H. Wilson. u. s a. retired. and A. T.
L.indley, general secretary Of the Y NJ
c. a. Following their arrival the party
motored around the city and saw points
Of interest.
The Chinese Republic.
At the luncheon Mr Sze told much
~ interest about his native country.
Continued on page 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SANITARY STATUS
Of SOME DOWNSTATE
TOWNS RATHER POOR
Officials Put Responsibility for
Conditions Up 10 Local
Boards.
COMPLETE WATER SURVEY

THAT sarifar,. conditions arc not as
,,en observed in some down State
towns a. should be for the health of
mo community. hut that this matter is
ono that Is solely up 90 the officials Of
the various towns affected. is the con-
usions reached 10y members Of the
state Board of Health who last night
Completed three-day trip Of inspec-
tion among the larger towns Of Kent
and Sussex counties
Sewerage conditions are far from
heing good IN some places and that
the public health Of these places is not
an as high a level as might be, If con
ditions were different is not surprising
10 the officials The enforcement OF
state health regulations Is a matter
that is within the province Of the town
oftc lals
Arrangements were made with drug
gists In nearly a score OF towns 10 han
die diphtheria anti-toXin, and this is
available nov. free 81 charge. to any
one suffering with the disease The
legislature pays the bin for the anti
toxin. SO that the number Of fatalities
from this disease ought 10 be materially
reduced The druggists nave agreed 10
handle the remedy a. practically cost, in
order that the public may benefit with
cut extra charge OF profit.
All that a physician has to do is TO
request the anti-toNiu al the various
stores where II viii BE- handled. and
fhls Will be ia all the larger towns Of
the two lower counties
The health Off ials also completed a
water survey of the state. taking sam
piles Of water from the larger towns.
The water viii be analyzed 10y govern
ment chemists 10 trace any typhoid
fever germs that may be lurking in the
supply
The physicians and prominent citi-
1ens Of the towns visited were favor
able towards the use Of the diphtheria
antl-toxtn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
DAVID ROBERTS FALLS
OVER DEAD WHILE IN
A HOSPITAL IN PH|LA.
Had Gone There for Minor Opera
ton and Was Awaiting His
Turn to be Called.
HEALTH CONSIDERED GOOD

special Dispatch TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia Pa April 2S.-DaNid
Roberts. wilmington boy. died very
suddenly. in the jefferson Hospital,
b,r, last night. while waiting for an
,p,ratiou to bc performed ON him for
tonsiltts. lie WAS 10 have had his
tensila removed
Roberts vas about Is years old and
ht~ home according To local inforinA
tion. is AZ 80 sixth avenue. Whining
ton
Death is believed to have hccn due
a. h.att trouble, caused 10y shock
though thc proposed operation had not
tr,u started
Eob,rts Without warning or any ap-
,arrnt cause fell dead In his chair
clinic was IN progress al which ~
,,t,,r op,rations we're bciug performed
D, t. noted Philadelphia surgeons be
tone about 500 medical students. Eleven
at the cases had been operated upon.
TN, Young man was 20 H. brought into
th, operating room next lie was sit
ting la chair in waiting room ad-
iotuine the large operating room where
th, gliu,s we're being held. Suddenly
th, hoy Was seen 10 become dcathlN
p.lt. Ills head f,u forward and he
sumpcd back ia his yhah-lifclcss-
tn, suprositton is tnat he had been
hstcniug to tn, gruaGs and means OF
other patieuts goipg under ether ana
ne had hecn Stripped by fear.
tits tonsil extraction was to nave
boon done under lccal ancsthesia. and
,Ncu this had not been applied PRIOR
I'll his dvath Physicians az the hospital
ttttd that as fu as they know III" lad
NHs in perfect haclth. with IN" cNccp-
ton ot slightly infected tousiis
The cltnirs marked the annual meet
ius - ths section on ontologN and
f.u.NnEulogN 81 thu college ~ Physl-
,uns of Philadelphia and many famous
, .l.run~ we're iu attendance
Physicians silent.
Ib, IT,, axe and The CITY iu which
Is I'D Vrr, On. only facts about
.he .lrang, and tragi episode which
nosmtd authmItirs would make known.
'rh, shi,f resident phN N~i.iar AZ fh" hos
.ta t.ld this incoming
Continued on page s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
URGE MRS. JAS. N. GINNS
FOR CITY SCHOOL BOARD
Proposed by Friends Who Know
of Her Interest in Civic
Affairs.

Mrs. James y. Ginns. who lives at
1905 Boulevard, is being proposed as
candidate for membership in the new
CITY Board OF Education. While she has
not reached any decision in the matter,
her friends believe that she will consent
10 become a candidate if she believes
their wishes are shared by the public
generally.
Mrs. Ginns is deeply interested in all
civic affairs which make for general
betterment. and she has made a special
study Of school conditions in Whining
ton She is a member of a number of
organizations whose objects are for the
making Of a better Wilmington. In
addition TO working with them she has
done much work individually and given
Of her time and means along the same
line.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
PENALTIES FOR eERMANA
BEFORE PREME DOlNtII

Pa-s tlri ,-AnH
the- ntra. t.eS f,....
t-a-.rE -N eou-ta.-
Fo.a~d 4rt .t..u4. $3.50,
he ilSc-~s ta.
ca.re. st f.euJcn ~a
learned here .tag
The co-rc. Wt1 1u- IS i..,b,
g these SUBJECTS
decided .1 make p o1
urgency
The United States
VIII be invited IS
AZ the London w..tns
Premier Rria1d :
not undertake .hc rccuia
Ruhr district 81 Gvrnar,
approval 81 the NNes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SOCIETY TO RENT H0ISES,
YACHTS, DOGS FOR FILMS.

BY Associated Press u Every Evening
New York. April Zss-3ociety
here has .indertaken through the
orga MIA ton Of the Film Mutual
Benefit Bureau to give greater
realism 70 moving pictures by
guaranteeing for producers usage
it's town and country homes ana
all the fashionable trappings nee
cssary for true portrayal of
wealth.
For certain rentals the bureau
agrees t. place at the disposai
Of producers anything from a 81
900 900 yacht - thoroughbred
Pekingesc. Proceeds are ~ BE-
divided equally between the ma
tcrnity center Of New York and
the American committee for deV
astated France. organizations ~
which the bureau ia composed.
Miss Anne Morgan and Mrs.
William q. McAdoo arc members
n the executive committee.
The bureau already has begun
to function Tu response - its
first order nore fhaa twenty so-
cicty men and women witn blood +
ed steedq turned ont for a fix
hunting scene.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
WARNER COMMISSIONER.
Wilmington Man Named on State
Labor Board Today by Gov
ernor Denney,

Special Dispatch 20 Every Evening
Dover. April Ex-Governor Denney
today announced the appointments of
Irving Warner. of Wilmington as a
member of the Labor Commission Of
Delaware and Charles B Wilson of
Dover. as a member of the board of
trustees OF the Ferris Industrial school
for Boys.
Mr. Wilson succeeds the governor
who had resigned sometime ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
DR.. r. Y. WATSON DEAD.
Prominent Milford Physician,
From Whom $500 Diamond
Was Once Stolen.
special Dispatch 10 Every Evening.

Milford. April 2S-Dr Robert Wat
son aged &C ~ Milford. one ~ the best
known citizens ~ Delaware died al his
homo last evening after an illness of
several weeks
IT. WAS a delegate from Delaware 10
the Democratic National Convention at
d. Louis ia 1916 which nominated
Woodrow Wilson for President.
d. Watson was the victim. IN 1901
az the theft 81 q family heirloom dia-
mond pin valued az $500, stolen from
his shirt front by the notorious pick
pocket James McCanrey. alias James
Hughes. az the State House. IN Dover,
while he was standing in the door Of
the lobby Of the State senate. watching
the pros ceedings Of that body during
hailoting for United States Senator. He
was 4 brother ~ the late Beniah Wat
son ~ Dover former | nited states dis
u.ct attorney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
HOWATT DEFIES BIG UNION.
Spurns Instructions u. NJ. W. Board 20
End Kansas Strike.

Pittsburg, Kansas, April 28.-Alex-
ander HOwatt, head Of the Kansas Min
ers' Union has rejected the demand of
the international union that he order
back to work striking employees of the
Dean Coal and Mining company.
The demand was delivered to Hnwatt
Yesterday by committee of the Inter-
national Executive Board sent here nv
John l.. Lewis, International president of
the United Mine Workers of America
to investigate the strike.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Dies as He Enters Hospital.

Taken TO the Delaware Hospital,
Martin Sullivan, 106 Fulton street, died
this morning as he was being placed
on a cot. DIR. Zimmerman pronounced
death due to heart trouble. Sullivan
was So years old and leaves a large
family.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
GET FEDERAL JOBS.
II. (. ClendanieI and George K.
Ball Made Deputy u. S.
MarshaIs.

United States Marshal Walter S.
Money today announced the appoint
ment OF Harry f. Clendaniel of Lincoln
City as inside deputy and George X
Ball of Hockessin as outside deputy.
Mr. Clendaniel is a Representative in
the General Assembly from Sussex
county.
Mr. Ban is a former deputy comptrol-
Ter of New Castle county and brother
Of United States Senator /. Hetsler
BAH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

Copyright. 1921, BY John F Ollie. Copy
righted by National Newspaper Service.
throughout Europe All rights reserved.
including translation into toreIgn Ian
guages. including the Scandina Wan. In
authorized reprinting for any purpose for
hidden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
G. o. II. POSTMASTERS.
Senator Ball Asked to Make a Number
Of Nominations.

Postmaster General Will ii. Hays,
has requested United States Senator l.
HeisIer Ball to name Republicans he
desires as nominees for postmaster at
Clayton, Townsend and Yorllyn. to sue
ceed Margaret w. Jones, Sudler II. King
and Grover c. Gregg. respectively.
Senator Ball will comply soon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Confirm Register as Lewes T.. M.

The United States Senator has con-
fr-med the nomination Of Napoleon B.
Register for postmaster at Lewes, to
succeed f. C.. Lofiand-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Amn..mrnl. rnnLrhL

Playhou,e tuou Women
1lueen She Douldu Hrln
Majestic 'Au-f th4t 70 'nlHEr
Arcadia fhr F"untirr =. .h. Ara
strand "~. rate NiN kA.
Rialto rhr Enc. n Nuur ~
savoy BiAEk Bua Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Stnre Closed hy sheriff

Pending the satisfaction of several
judgments. Deputy Sheriffs Thomas X
Parker and Thomas H Chandler last
night closed the store OF the Siberian
Fur Co. 217 West Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Maxwell Motor Car Case Set For May :.

Chancellor Curtis, in the Court of
Chancery, today. fixed May Z for hear
ing argument on Holmes Jones appn-
cation for the appointment Of re-
ceiver for the Maxwell Motor Car Co.
Inc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SCHWAb WARNS LABOR
THAT It IS MISSING
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Declares Germany. Through Sac
rifices of Workers is Outstrip-
ping the Allied Nations.
UNDERSELLlNG HER RIVALS

BY Associated Press TO Everv Evening.
New York April 28.-Germany
through the economy and sacrifices of
her working people has settled down 10
real production and it's outstripping the
United States and Allied nations In the
fight toward normalcy. Charles NJ.
Schwab declared here today in an ad-
dress before the Chamber Of Commerce
of the State of New York.
Mr.. Schwab was the guest of the
Chamber at a reception gvein in recogni-
ton OF his service 70 the country during
the war.
Germany today can put ton ~
steel in England at price $50 ton
cheaper than England can make il" he
said. and Is selling pneumatic tools IN
Detroit where formerly we shipped such
machinery to Germany and sold IL
cheaper than she could make il.
The difference Is solely n matter Of
labor costs. 1T is estimated that five
million men are out Of work in this
country. II is accordingly Of supreme
importance 20 the workingman we'll
ms TO the capitalist to restore our pros
perity.
Never before was tho need for pro
ducts so great never bofore was such
valuable producing machinery and ia
cility available. never before vas there
40 much that needed To be done
4 have just returned from Europe
and came with renewed admiration
for the courage. the enterprise the de-
ternina tinn displayed in Italy. Belgium.
France and England Germany vas
ahead of nil of them in produc tion.
Is it possible that. having won the
war. of the Allied nations with
everything in our ands will allow
Germany 10 win the peace through the
efforts of her labor2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
TARIFF BILL. REPORTED.

Emergency Measure Now Presented to
Senate for Passage.
by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. April 9S--The emer-
gency tariff bin designed for the relief
Of the farmers and to check dumping
Of foreign goods. was ordered favorably
reported today by the Senate finance
committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

Tasty luncheon for shoppers Tea
Balcony Smith & strevig. 919 Market
reet.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Meathrr knrr.n.L

By Asscclate3 Press tu EtrN
Washington April RS NHAt
tor Deiawur,
tluudN funtsht t..at
.n fewperl urc
sun. MOON rEAlPEkA kArLtH Uln.
sun rose this mornng
sun sets tonight .N
sun rises lOmOrrow uuTnIua
sun sets tonOrrOw riaht
Moon rise, tomorrow mnru.l.
Lcngth of day % nours. l0 minute
. = IN. yesterday
= a. m TODAY
Noon today
Highest Temperature YESTERDAYS
Lowest temperature last mlght
BiEh tide th mnruinE
High tide mis- Afternoon
Low tide this incoming
Low tide this aftermoun y. ... t1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

Safe milk means healthy children.
Cali 1910 or Al. The Glover Dairy
Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
ENGLAND Is IRBGFb
10 A6T. COWWOse rnr :
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4 definite rr4-.n-
Is general IMAM
r.ete rsd-qlar.
tv he C,er-rar r-ra-r r-...
The prime minister a1
plans sor re cr.naf.r~
phalan -0a re.as a,-e BEING
hv me carfere-ra r tHled
-ha; Tho rerorrs - ness .rrr~-
~ AID before the rfer trar
ence to - held saturday
Mr rIovd George tdfnf
doubted whether elcn
supreme counrl would la-r
Monday ~ Tuesdav
IL vas announced v Reuf.
today rad learned fhat
-.rar.ed ANITA ssador
washington .a -nanr -e
government e- s-arlr
r--.-el states
German aaara
approval Z .1e
Franr- added as
nat 7ad
ar -ee
settlement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SMELLING OF PARIS
BY GERMANS STOPPED
BY GUNS Of U.s.. NAVY
When American Naval Railway
Batteries Arrive. Long Range
Firing Ended.
a TRIUMPH or EFFICIENCY
By JosephuS Daniels.

Former Secretary Of the Navy, 1918
70 1921
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
A Mathematical Problem.

Labor on the whole can be paid only
what labor as whole earns. and If some
sections of labor exact more than their
share Of the current produce ~ the
world other sec tons are going to suffer
understand that our railroads today
pay to labor over sixty cents out n
every dollar received The labor cost
OF making a ton Of steel today IS 85
cents out OF each dollar Of total cost.
Labor costs underlle our railroad
difficulty. They are the cause Of the
excessive railroad rates We formerly
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
ALLIES WILL Reject
GERMAN PROPOSAL
AS Unsatisfactory
France and England Find Not
Even Basis for Settlement N
Berlin's Note % y. S.
OFFER GOES TO THE COUNCIL
France Not 20 Occupy the Run
District Without Sanction
of Al the Allies.
EvaSIoNS ANGER BRITAIN

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