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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
new CLUE DISCOVERED
IN MURDER OF KADER
Silver Reported as Stolen Night
of Assassination Recovered
From Fortune Teller.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Cleveland. June 14.-Silverware de-
clared by Mrs. Eva Catherine kaber
to have been stolen on the night her
husband, Daniel +. kaber, was muir
dered. was today in the possession OF
County Prosecutor Edward G. Stan
ton. IL was recovered last night from
the home of a woman fortune teller,
who said it was placed there by Mrs.
kaber three days before Kaber was
stabbed TO death two Years ago BY
alleged hired assasins.
The finding OF the silverWare il de-
clared by Prosecutor stanton TO be
among the most important develop
ments Of the case.
Another important development in
the opinion of Prosecutor Stanton is
an alleged statement by the daughter
of the fortune teller that she was in
Mrs. Kaber's home when Mrs. Kaber
gave diamond ring and watch
which belonged 10 her husband to a
man as part payment of a fee he
claimed for committing the murder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
TTORNEY GENERAL
| DETERMINED TO PUT
STOP TO SPEEDING
Today He Asked the Levy Court
to Provide a Number of
Investigators.
TO AID IN PROSECUTIONS

In order to aid him in an aggressiv
effort to put a stop to reckless moto
driving in New Castle county, Attor
ney- General S. u. Townsend. Jr.. toda
asked the Levy Court 10 provide hi
office with a number of investigators
The object Is 10 obtain evidenc
against speeders. with a view 10 fol
lowing this up with prosecutions MI
Tcwnsend's request was received i
the following letter. read at today
meeting of the Levy Court:
To the Honorable the Levy
Court Of New Castle County.
Gentlemen
| feel that the numerous COM
plants daily coming 10 the office
of the attorney general alleging
tiagrant violations of the state au-
tomohile laws justify me in re-
questing that you authorize me
To employ, at the expense of the
county. such number OF investiga-
tors as YOU may deem advisable.
% assist my office in bringing to
justice alt such violations. In
my opinion these violations ex-
ceed IN number the aggregate Of
an violations o. all the other laws
81 the state Furthermore | am
Of the opinion that the lives,
rights and property of the citi-
Zeus Of this county are more en-
dangered hy violations n the au
tomobile laws than hy any one
of the other laws Of the state.
of course. these investigators
could not be given authority 10
make arrests. but they could get
the informa tion upon which con
victions could be obtained. ! be-
heve such action on your part is
necessary. not only 90 protect
pedestrians. but also to protect
iaw-ab.dine motorists from those
motorists who have no regard
whatever for the law 81 for the
rights of other motorists on the
highways
You viii appreciate that the
members OF the attorney genepe
ais stad are not policc officers.
but only prosecute the cases
which properly come before them.
and that the attorney generals
Office has only one Officer. the
state detective. under its immedi-
ate supervision and control. You
can alsp appreciate that it is
physically impossible for this
one officer 20 investigate an OF
the violations Of iaw in this
county.
II your honorable body thinks
favorable of the proposition above
outlined, ! shall be very giad. In
company with Deputy Attorney
Generals Finger and Souther-
land to talk over the matter with
you and suggest general rules
and regulations governing the
activities OF the men who may
To- appointed 70 undertake this
: important work.
Yours very truly.
= ID. TOWNSEND JR..
Attorney General.
After the attorney generals repoi
had been read and fled the couI
resolved to employ four men and I
purchase four motorcycles with sid
cars for the patrolling Of county road
to stop automobile speeding.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
NEW RIOTS AT BELFAST
MAY KEEP KING AWAY
Believed Outbreak Was Staged
to Prevent Soyereign's Visit
to Open Parliament.
tly Associated Press 10 Every Evening

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Belfast. June 14.-Rioting. accom-
panied BY heavy revolver and rife
hrlng, was renewed in the Clifton
street area early today. In author
!tative circles it was asserted that the
rioting was organized by Republicans
10 prevent the visit of King George
on June % for the purpose Of attend
ing the state opening OF the Ulster
Parliament.
Business men going 10 the center
Of the city from the suburbs found
themselves in the midst OF riot in
Clifton street. The center OF the dis
order was adjacent to the Ulster Mil-
itary headquarters. which are Ranked
by North Queen street. and the Car
rick Hill Republican areas. Denizens
Of these districts waited for ship yard
workers and opened ire
Staid tophatted merchants lodged
about amid flying bullets. and one
newspaper man had marrow escape.
as a lanppost. behind which he had
sought shelter. was struck by bullets.
Stenographers fed streaming from
the battle zone and tramcars. with
their passengers lying dat on the
floors. dashed past At record speed
Police were hurried from nearby
barracks. but the rioting continued
although at a subdued pace, North
street, joining Royal avenue with the
| Shankhill district, was swept BY bull
lets from CarricS Hill and Milhcld
Several thousand shipyard workers
are reported to have been kept from
their posts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
BOYCOTT ALSO PROPOSED

~ Associated Press o. EFrfy Eefninr
Denver. CoiO. June lf.--gnnrfn -
prevent n widening ~ the breach nf.
tween the two factions 0f Irish mfH.
pathizerH among thc deifrafeH wH-
being made today Hf fho opening -
the second session ~ tho ffaf HnHlH
convention ~ The Amfrean Fetc'a.
tion Of labor
Advocates ~ irish freedom. f Sos
learned at "a mass morUng iau aIHhf
appointed COMMITTEES which was w.
tempting % draft frs0iuflrn Hfff
would D. satisfactory t0 both ihe fF-
trerne and conservative srouua
When this committee started f1
work r.. > Wind ~ chicago Hofrss
tary of the Labor Huraau ~ iHn
American Commit ian.or af friah indf.
pendence served notice fhnf orHsi
resolutions ~ fho irish reuutiif musf
be Incorporated ln their resolution Hr
he would acf pcndrnfv In rre.
sentinR tho documents ~ t1r rHrs
yenti0u
yhe Official resolutions. rlned ~
q boycott riot only Dr British INSIDE
goods. hut an products uede hr Enr.
lish capital ard fnr horrnfr uf HfIi-
I ish Insurance companies trh lnnHr
business orgauiyatinrs TnrN uian
provided that thr enertfifa tuHn.l
~ the federation fhHu immrdiH aair
compile iist ~ .nsiah made rHugs
and firms hacked hv British rlnifai
and send G tn everyone ~ fhe mfm-
\ bers ~ organzed labor ln fh- fntrd
states
Appointmert or ommiunn ~
three by the farrrlI Ion tu .nufrHfs
i with the Er.fisn ishnr unions tn
bring pressure ~ bear rs thn HrfflsH
Y government ~ rrroEnIEa Ireland fnH
I withdraw troops from na rountrt Waa
also asked.
Il Mr Wind declared taaf NH raasiu-
Y tions we're drawn hv hirh muait ~
i the irish republic Urf IHrHnnd p
state whether Hamuun dr Valera.
\ president w fhe lr.ah uuhiir nad
taken psfrt .u their IrHwNnN
a large faction 10 thn drinrHfra tnUa
announced opposition rn fhe unr.al
resolutions and presented fo fnn enm.
mittee o resolution demanding rfruss
\ milton ~ Inc irish o. fhn tnItaH
I States withdrawal 81 Hntian triiuns
from Ireland and payment hv Mnn-
land q the 50 .00o 600 .Qoe loaned ta her
BY the United States. f'uur oiher
resolutions az similar character h4un
also been submitted
The delegates Opposing fan Naurufr
resolution declared that t would Us
Y detrimental to me labor mnFanirnt
and an anrnnt to the menhers uf fna
Y federation VIM are commented Nifn
v local unions 81 Cauadu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
10000 SHRINERS IN LINE.
Brilliant Pageant Passes Before
Imperial Potentate in Des
MoInes; All Represented.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Des Moines. L.. June 1f.-Ten thou
sand shriners CARRIED in an the tints
of the color world passed in review
here today before Ellis Lewis Garrett
son, imperial potentate Of the Ancient
Arabic Order Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine.
The parade was said 10 be the 4arp-
est ia point Of numbers that ever fas-
tured meeting of the Shrins Tr,nariay
Council. which opened its session here
today. Fifty temples were representaf
by bands or drum corns
All Of the 147 temples Of the order
we're represented. including delega-
tions from Panama. Hawaii ana NIav-
leo City.
The chief business before the council
IS decision on the proposed national
shrine hospital upon which 81 900. 600
annually viii be expended.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
JOHN HELMS RESCUES
TWO FROM DROWNING
Former U. S. Sailor Drags Boys
i'm Exhausted Condition From
the Christiana River.

John Helms. an ex-sailor, now living
a: 327 Claymont street. saved two
youths. 12 and II years old, from
drowning In the Christiana Creek
yesterday afternoon. The two boys
were indulging in fancy stunts In the
water and finally started race against
the tide.
Helms with two companions. Pat
rick Kelleher, 3o3 South Head street,
and Walter August, 322 New Castle
avenue, also former sailors. were stroll
ling along the bank of the creek. The
boys were In mid stream when one of
them uttered a cry and Helms obs
served that both seemed To falter
without hesitation he threw off his
coat, pulled off his shoes and plunged
into the water.
Helms showed he had not forgotten
his naval training and ciutching both
boys managed TO hold them out of the
wa ter until his companion jumped in a
boat along the shore and threw min
a life prcsefver. The boys retained
enough strength TO grasp II and were
hauled to shore. Helms swan with
them Ia guard against their los.ng
their hold
First aid methods were applied tc
the boys and they were quickly re
vived They refused 10 give theiI
names and thanking their benefuetors
hurried away.
At Jr. %. L. A. VI. Convention.
The following Delawareans will at
tend the biennial convention Of the
National Council OF the Junior Order
nited American Mechanics which
convenes next Tuesday at Los Angeles
Cal George f. Lang. Frank W
pierson and Charles -. Bird, Of VIII
mington: Charles II. Wheatley. oi
Dover. and n. :. Purse. Of Seafurd
The delegates left yesterday for tht
California town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
STREET COMPLAINTS
ARE STILL NUMEROUS
Street and Sewer Directors
Doing All They Can TO Hurry
the New Paving Work.

complaints about tins condition u
Market street north from thc bridge
apruss fhe Brandywins Of fH N.Y.
third street continue % pour into III
street and sewer Department. the
latest being received his morning %
the meeting ~ the board one was
tram TIE naywine Fire Go. aua
another Wa from Evans =. Stearns
af ths dupont Powder Co. Bota IS 81
dird
A. stearns said j, wanted Il add
nis voice to int general c.amor ipF
improvements ana the brandy vine
Co. stated that the present condition
20 lhc paving causes great sirair
o. their apparatus going - fires and
also a. the men ldlng ou the eng mes
m. company cNpr, ss.d the hops that
the having would - done win a.
itile DELAY as possible
Tn street and Sewer Directors airs
anxious "a have il Understood thai
fbsv are doing all they can toward
naRlna this section 81 street paying
dome AZ the earliest possible moment
All underground work such gas
nlps and water rIpe extensions, has
t.en ordered IL and the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Traction COMPANY
mas been directed to lay its new
tracks lust as soon a. possible and
fhs company has agreed 70 do this
.,en a. ia. extent 81 hiring addi-
tiona labor for this work.
TIE delav gt present Is caused Dy
tn uon-delivery - new tracks
ordered rs the Traction CO. They
have quantity Of rails coming IN
hui i has been held up somewhere
and up % tins morning had not be
l.l4Rer.d ~ this c.ty. This DELAY is
prev eutlng the traction company from
doing 4 lai ~ new work il has laid
out and il also preventing the city
from installing new paving in yari-
ous SECTIONS of h. city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
RESCUED FROM ANGRY MOB.
Policeman Grabow~krs Pluck Prob.
ably Saved John Hudson's Life.

To prevent mob Of 200 baseball
fans from harming John Hudson, col
ored. Patrolman Grabowsh arrested
him shortly after I o'clock last night
when a game on diamond over Third
street bridge broke up in a row. The
officer said he heard reports OF a RIOT
and hurrying 10 the scene found Hud-
sor. in the centre Of an angry crowd
Of white and colored men. Hudson was
armed with ice tongs and was swing
ing them around in a circle TO protect
himself.
Ora bowski pushed his way through
the crowd and rescued Hudson. Iie
placed him under arrest on a charge
of lighting on the street. When the
officer was unable TO explain the cause
OF the trouble or who started the fight
Judge Hastings dismissed the defend
ant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
sSATcHEs $4,000 IN BANk.
Thief Took Bundle of Large Bills
without Being Seen.

Atlantic City. June 14.-Reachine
into the basket of the teller's cage at
the Chelsea National Bank thief
Yesterday afternoon grabbed $4,000 ir
large bills and escaped unobserved
Phillip Bossor, cashier, says the rob
berry was covered by insurance
The thief entered the bank while q
part of the force was at luncheon. The
assistant teller vas the only clere
near the front of the establishment
He had turned his back and did not
notice the disappearance OF the money
until he checked up at closing time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
ANGELO CREZED|NQ,
LADEN WITH LIQUOR,
CAUGHT BY OFFICER
Literally Fell Into Prohibition
Agent howard's Arms at
French Street Station.
CLEVER RUSE THAT WORKED

0rasplnr the hand % Angelo Creze-
dino. of Philadelphia. "a he ahghted
from Delaware train At ass o'clock
iast evening. az Frcnch street station
Israel NJ Howard Federal Prphibi-
iiou nfiiecr. With offices in tho old
customs Housc sixth and kine
streets. grcet.d the visitor by saving
tleuo Augtlo have Nou got that
Whiskey Nou promised to hring down
with Nou
/ certainly have r,piiCd Grefe-
dino 4 have i iEht in this erip IN
ms hand"
Well ia that case. continued 0ticer
Howard. YOU viii havc to come with
me. am government officer.
Acyordiug to Mr. Howard he was
riding on a street car yesterday after
noon when ~ overheard a converse :
tiou hetWecn Two men Who were dis
cuaanr the trip 81 e hootlcgger. \
rood description ~ the man was also
obtained q Was the understanding.
sreurdinr a. the street car plssrn ngcrs.
a. meet trt1cdinu iu front II the
iaf. Al Front and French streets.
rh, flohlhitiOn ufiieer however.
basteued Is tav station platform at
thr appointed tims when ihe crip
Was examined il Mas found e cons
tain ave gallons at extra finc Vhi~heS
rhe prisonei r,tussd ~ give his ad-
dtcss other than that h. lived on
christian rtts iu philadelphia
81 preliminary hearing This
u.pluiur befurr nted States e'om-
missioner Ioha l,yarey Canr. Crt1e-
dlno was held under sluun hail far 4
uithsr hearing
Townsend Farmer IL Trouble.
When samuel Il Bc,e farmer.
was watkins alons the streets ~
rev nscnd win u,, galou lGg oi
Nhish,t und,e hts arm late SUNDAY
aNrrnoou ~ WIS placed undar ar-
le4t nt Cons,abl, 0e,hrau nf that
topn The authorities then no,.trd
"A rraNtau RulO, Federal l'rohi-
huuu Direction lal Delaware
Director Eov,r "a company With
Israel Howard. anoth,r federal uiii-
,rr mutored to T0vns, rd. After Sc
CURING search warrant Z rad was
made on tho farm conau,t,d hy Evo y.
enc hsfrel uf whiskry ami another
barrel partly nn,d with hard cider
vas confiscated. Al 4 hearing before
Magistrate i'usgles, following the raid,
Heek VAS hnld under $1,000 bail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
10 WIDEN STREET PAVING
Considered Necessary for Safety Of
Autoists at Eighteenth and Van Buren,.

To make driving safer Tor the many
automobiles and teams suing Eigh-
teenth street at Van Buren, the Di-
rectors 1t he Street and Sewer De
partment today ordered that the paw
ing al that intersection be- wideued
AT present traffic is unusually heavy
In that vicinity. many machines using
the. park drive from Van Buren street
bridge 10 Eighteenth street and many
others using Eighteenth street from
the new r. a o. bridge To Van Buren,
street.
The paving al present is narrow
and a car turned aside 10 make room
for another passing is forced off the
paving at such an angle that it is
cunsids red dangerous. By widening
the paving al this point there viii be
ample room on solid roadway for
several machines or teams 10 pass
AT the same time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
Fire Case Settled.

Proceedings recently begun in the
Federal District Court against the
Perfeeaion Tire & Rubber Co, Of De-
troit. Mich, alleging insolvency. have
been dropped. that concern having
settled damage award for IS 900 oh
tanned some time ago by the South
wark Foundry & Machine Co, Of Phil
adeIphia, the plaintiff in the insolvency
proceedings. which adopted this
method Of forcing payment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
srARr LIBRARY y ArGusr.
n 3. Expected 10 Begin Operations o.
New Building at That Time.

BuAdine operations on the new city
library project viii be started ac-
eording % present plans Ia August.
h h expected that construction work
viii require about rs months
rhe new building viii IT, erected on
the plot ou the south side u Tenth
street facing Rodney square. extend
inr from Market street O. King
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
ICE CREAM SERVES
ALIENS As "NAkETPr

Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York. June IL Immi-
grants arriving at Ellis Island
received one of their first inn
preaslons Of America when they
tasted Ice cream which now ls
on their menu. Many have
never seen the deiicacy before.
Some consider Il something
merely 10 play with and rub on
each others faces while others
aeern to believe II q new brand
Of butter and spread their
bread with Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
Acensed of Theft Of Auto.

George Windsor. colored, y years
old. was arrested shortly after ]
O'Clock this afternoon by Sergeant ~
Police Foreman. Windsor. il Is charg-
I'D. is implicated ID the theft OF an au-
tomobile which was recovered over
Third street bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
llams InspenlInn PosIponed.

TIE proposed public Inspection 81
thr Day Nursery and Hospital for
lulured Babies. 10a French street.
aChrdulcd tor tomorrow has bcen de-
frfred until b later date because II
tho illness q Superintendent Dav-
lnEef
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
MISS STERLING wTNs AGAIN.
Defeats French tumpeiiiar Tor Dsif
Championship at Fonfainehi-aa.

By Associated Press o. lsvcrv EFnninF
Fontainebieau. Fnnce. june -
Miss Alexa strling. ~ Atlanta. rhs
American womans hampton. Ir.
feated Nile. Chasseioup- i.auhat. uf
France. by up and g to play n ths
first round TODAY "a tho wnmrns
French open geii Ohamplanahln tnur.
nament. The French player wun nnig
the eleventh hule. Miss Surlnu waa
in fne form.
Miss Alice Hanrhett Hf California.
was defeated hy Miss I.ulch. the lirif.
ish Champion. hy up and 2 fa niaV
in the first match of the tournament.
Miss HaHChette won thp hrst holr. nuf
was 0utCiassed thereafter heing weak
on hsr ir0n shots and also "a hsl
drives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
RUTGERS R0N0Rs WEEKS.
College. Graduates 125. the Largest
Class i'm Its History.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
New Brunswick, n. j., June 1f.-The
honorary degree OF Doctor OF Laws
was conferred today upon John W
Weeks. secretary Of war, by Rutgers
College al the l55th annual commence.
ment.
one hundred and twenty five under
graduate degrees were conferred. the
largest number in the history oi
Rutgers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
CITY HORSES GOING
LAST CENSUS SHOWS
Associated Press to Every Evening

Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. June id.A
marked reduction during the last
decade i'm the number OF draft
animals in the largest cities was
shown hy the 1920 census. Fig
urrs made public today 10y the
Census Bureau shoWed ho,o'S
horses in New York CITY as COM
pared with l2S.224 in 1910.
Figures for other cities IN
cluded Philadelphia 1912 and
80. .46l: Boston, l0,093 and 23.Oo1;
Pittsburg. 6,OS2 and l2,S4a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
Danish Royalty Golns % Greealana.

8y Associated Press to Evcrl l'vcnng
Copenhagen. June "a kns Chris.
tain. Queen Alexandrnc thr eruun
prince and bis brother princr knua.
viii embark late thIs wceE ua
cruiser On SIS weeks Tour 0mrnr
which they VIII visit lcciuad anl
Greenland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
Wants al Insurance Prebed.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington. June 14--A resolu-
ton proposing an investigation Of lis
and fire insurance companies hy a
special House committee has been in
troduced by Representative kindred
Democrat. New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
Sugar ! Cents; Lowest in ) Years

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New Yor&. June 1.-THE lowest
Ieyel recorded in the local sugar
laurket in five Years was reached to-
day with the sale of 24.500 bags Of
centrifugal at four cents. Renewed
pressure on Porto Rican sugar
brought about the decline.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
NINE. CuRIE CHICAGO GUEST.
She VIII Rereiye Honorary Degree
From University and the Gibbs Medal

4
~ Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago, June Madame curie
co-dfscoverer Of radium. who with her
two daughters is spending three DAYS
In Chicago, today IS the guest Of the
University of Chicago and in addition
TO receiving an honorary degree, will
this evening be honor guest at a ban
duet given by the Chicago section of
the American Chemical Society which
will present TO her the Willard Gibbs
medal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
peninsula Church Meeting.

The regular business meeting Of Of
fetal board Of Peninsula M. II. Church
was held last night, routine business
taking UP the entire session
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14
MISS ARMorRro wED SATURDAY
Licenses Issued roday For Msrriase
Of Packer Heiress aud j. y. NiirhslL
u AsseeLalad =. b - El.n-nn

% AsaolIHl lNu I'fH71 y TlNTTT TVUUTHH
Chicago June lt,A marraso
license has been issued to John n.
Mitchell. lr- son of John =. Mitchell.
chairman of the Board 0f nirr, fnls
OF the Illinois Trust and sallnsr Hank.
and Miss Lolita Ogden Armour
daughter 80 . ogden Armour n-oal.
dent of Armour and Cnmpany
They Will De- married saturdar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14

Elberon. Atlantic city's best mod
crate priced hotel. Central. Fine
table. Running water in rooms. DR..
Ludy1Adg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-14

An al in Every Evening costing
aun sold an automobile worth 100 dol
lAra-~what more could you expect2--