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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
MIST HAVE FARM MARKET
COMMITTEE OF l. IS TOLD

Chicago, April s.-The ratification
conference on the cooperative grain
marketing plan submitted by the farm
ers' marketing committee Of seventeen
assembled here today for the most i'm
nortant meeting II farmers that the his
tory Of our country or any other coun-
try has ever recorded. in the words OF
{. II. Gustafson. chairman Of the COM
mittee
The plan provides purely and simply
fer the farmer 10 enter upon a program
Of conducting his own business Of mar
keting." he said 1t IS purely a CO.
operative plan offered in competition
with existing unsatisfactory methods Of
marketing"
The most potent cause Of our present
social unrest and commercial stagna
ton today lies in the fact that there IS
no farm market. President J. L. How
ard. of the American Farm Bureau
Federation told the ratification confer
ence.
The farmers purchasing power is
gone because his prices are far below
par and his markets are gone. A pros
porous agriculture viii start again the
hum of the mills and the song Of the
laborer throughout the land
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHARTERED HERE TO
FIGHT BLUE LAWS
Incorporated at Dover and to
Have Its Main Office in
Wilmington.
PROTECT AMERICAN SUNDAY

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Pittsburg, April 6.-Granting of n
Delaware charter to the Anu-Blue
League Of America Incorporated. was
announced here today hT incorporatorf
of the organization, all residents of
Pittsburg
A. r. Smith. Pittsburg. attorney and
one Of the incorporators. said that the
league was formed in response TO a
popular demand from all parts of the
nation lie added that the organization
opposed wide open" Sunday and ad'
vocated an American sunday of rest
religion and recreation.
The league will seek To prevent The
adoption of laws for an air tight sun
day he said
other inCOrporators OF the organlZa
tion declared that the league would
form branches in every state where
there is blue law agitation. National
headquarters will bc maintained III
PittsburE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
WAGE CUT ACCEPTED
BY CHICAGO WORKERS
Machinery, Safe Movers and
Riggers Vote Assent to II IL
Per Cent Reduction.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 10 Every tVentuE
Chicago. April 6.-The first agree
ment by a Chicago labor union to ac-
cept proposed wage reduction was an :
nounced today. The Machinery, Sale
Movers and Riggers union voted un-
animously NJ n meeting Of $50 mem
bers TO accept cut Of 12is per cent
proposed by the contractors associa
ton.
We are not materially affected by
the present unemployment. Michael
Artery. secretary treasurer Of the or
ganization told the members. as ~
per cent Of our members are working
at the old scale OF the total member
ship Of the building trades council be
tween 20 and so per cent arc out Of
work. II does them no good 10 ask
Sl.35 an hour. there arc no jobs for
them. At reduced wage they might
be working and making a living
If we agree all of rs 10 accept a re-
duction, / know Of $50 100000 worth
Of work that will be started ~ once
Mons cannot fight on starving
stomach. The steel companies and
many others have announced cuts In
prices What shall We do"
Accept the cut. shouted tho 55t
delegates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
HUGHES TELLS ALLIES
u. S. MUST Be HEEOEO
French Political Expert Says U.
S. Has Taken a Grave Stand
as Shown by Note.
Y AssocIated - n - E.anLng

By Associated Press - Every f.EhuiHE
Paris. April 6--A note - considerable
length from Charles =. HuKncs. Amer
ican Secretary ~ state. has been ri
ceived by tho French foreign ofica
through the American embassy mere
The document. which bears the date =
April 4. affirmq the rights ~ the United
states in all settlements arising from
the world war
Identical Communications werr go~'
II the british ard Italian governments
il IS understood Hith notlce fha' re
text viii b. asrIed ~ the state Depart
nent in Washington Immediately afrer
All the Interested governmerts nave
ceived IT,
"Pertinax." political editor III tao
Echo de Paris who appears II aa-a
had accesz n tne note. declares ho con-
slderg il means tnat America 5eotrez
n recognize any decision ~ The Alice
In tho t~eaty n Versailles IN tatr- Psi
the Supreme Council or FIT The f.aap-le
y Nations TIE asserts tnar This a
grave attitude 3a the part y the t-~.-ed
States
The note vii not 5e given 0u- here
uhtn i has been made public + wash
lngton.
IT = ~ tefAi AEf-t4 tt fittft 4rf .f- t''t+-f
that the communication bears prinri-
paily upon the action If the council II
the League of Nations last Deceubo~
in approving the mandates passed flpo7
at that meeting including the IA pan
go ma ndate over the north parife
islands. taking II the island III Yap.
hut that il also outlines the poIicy of
The new administration regarding cues
tions arising from the war and declares
the approval If the United States %
be necessary for 4 fnal settlement.
disposition to recognize the Justice
of the American claim was indicated ir
official quarters. although with the res
ervation that ID was scarcely possible
to give the United states the right II
! veto N the settlement II questions
which necessarily were discussed in the
absence of representatives of the Amer
/ lean government.
The reply viii probably exprrss me
intense satisfaction ri the Allies L me
United states il disposed rs --s1Irr.
+ collaboration with them il the settle
ment Of war questions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
AIMS AND OBJECTS OF
ANTI.BITE LAW LEAGUE

The Anti-Blue Law League OF Amer
ica, which filed Incorporation papers at
Dover Yesterday. will have its prin-
cipal office in Wilmington. with the
CORPORATION Trust Co. as local agent
and is authorized 70 maintain one or
more Offices in any State, district. terri
tory or colony Of the United States.
Its National Council formed 70 oppose
drastic legislation which would infringe
upon the personal liberties Of the peo-
plc. has officers az follows. Crawford
II Ellis. New Orleans, president; 6. w
Parker. I.eavenworth. Kan. J. A. Cul-
bertson. Cincinnati. and Emile NJ.
Sweeney. St Louis. icc-presidents: +.
g. DALEY. PittsburE. secretary; Andrew
q. Smith. Pittsburg, treasurer; u. r.
Nollencup. Defiance. o.. sergeant-at-
arms.
league
Particularly 10 protect the American
sunday as day Of rest. religion and
recreation. opposed alike to the open
Continental sunday and 70 The austere
p,Iritanic SUNDAY of the Seventeenth
century, both being foreign and un-
American.
Generally 10 voice conservatism
against tho extremes Of the present day
nronaganda. which would destroy liberty
,-i+h libertinisrn on the one hand and
with the purgatorial repression on ths
other.
To stand uncompromisingly for con-
servative government. obedience to law
and r-esnect for those in authority.
The corporation is not for profit. its
charter saws. and there shall be no
capital stock.
All persons having attained me age
of p years. citizens Of the niteo
States and not members OF any organ
ization favoring the overthrow Of con-
servative government or the destruction
of private property. shall be eligible as
members Of this corporation. Ihere are
two classes of membership lP--sustalhlhe
members having $40 annually as dues
and general members paying e an
nually as dues.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
MUST AID FARMERS
IN SELLING CROPS,
WALLACE INSISTS
Secretary of Agriculture Would
Point Out Waste and Check
the Middle Man.
URGES "KEEP HEAD LEVEL
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Annotated Press to Every Evening
Chicago April 6. The department
of agriculture should lend the Same aid
TO farmers In marketing their crops az
IL does in their production Secretary
Wallace declared today IN an address
here before the farmers grain market
ing committee of seventeen.
Study of improved marketing meth
ods as we'll as Of conditions the farmer
should understand 10 produce intelli-
gently and adjust his production to
the needs Of consumption. the secretary
said. are proper functions 0f the de-
partment"
The department should turn on the
light he continued. "If there are
points along the way at which there is
unnecessary waste that should be
made known. If there arc men along
the way who are taking too much toll
for the service they render that also
should be made known. plentiful
supply of food at prices which are just
TO both producer and consumer is vital
to our national welfare and il is q
proper function Of the government e
do what It can to insure It.
Information of world production ard
consumption Is especially UsefuI and
necessary the @efTbtlFE oftttf Fd- -
aid farmers in deciding in what guam
titles given commodities should be- pro
duccd In order that there may be ar
adequate supply"
While not discussing the committee
marketing plan IN detail. the secretary
said 1t appeared 70 have profifed b
practical experience ~ the past and =
have avoided tho weaknesses which haC
broken down many previous organiza
tions II had tried nc said. - improve
the present marketing machinery ant
not undertake To wipe i out, adding
in this you have been most wise" Th'
committee. ne asserted, was neither At
tempting to create a monopoly nor =
FIX prices"
Calling attention n the current lov
prices for farm products while 'prac
ticaIly everything the farmers buy ar
from 50 to 100 per cent above prevail
norrnais." Secretary Wallace said i ~
not strange that thousands Of then
should be willing and ready % adop
drastic measures.'
The secretary added. however. tha
II vas no time 70 De ruled by preiu
diccs and no time for shallow thinking,
declaring the more critical the situa
ton. the greater the need for keeping
a level head
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
BRITISH MINERS
STRIKE NAY END
IN ARBITRATION
Employers and Employees Accept
LLOYD George s Invitation 70
Meet Representative.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
MILFORD POSTMASTER
OPENS BALKY VAULT
Finds Contents Intact, Burglars
Having Been Unable TO Break
through the Door.

Milford. April 6.-Having succeeded.
with the assistance Of his help, in open
ing the vault door at the postoffice, here,
yesterday afternoon. Postmaster VIII
IAN Robinson found the contents in
iact. The door had been jammed by
safe blowers early yesterday morning.
The burglars got nothing" Mr.. Robin
Son told "a representative Of Every
tvening today. We have found every
ming We thought al first was missing
and the thieves did not get into the
vault. The only Joss that Will be sus-
tanned WI be the cost Of repairs 10
the vault. the handle and combination
having been blown of by the burglars"
a SAFE expert is expected in Milford
today 10 estimate the cost Of repairs.
postufiice Inspector Conner Of Viii
mington mas begun an investigation Of
the attempted robbery. So far there
IA uo trace Of the thieves or the car
they stole from Leonard Abbott, in
which they made their getaway.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
MOB ATTACKS CHARLES
AS HE QUITS HUNGARY
Workmen Threaten Ex-Emperor
on Way Back to Exile; Gen.
lehr Sticks to Him.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Vienna. April 6-Five hours delay
in the journey OF Former Emperor
Charles through Austria on his way
back TO Switzerland from Hungary after
his futile attempt to regain the Hun
garian throne was caused BY the hold
Frohnleitcn. just TO the south OF Bruck
in lower Austria because Of threatened
demonstrations against the eX-monarch
by the working men of Bruck.
The Burgoma ster Of Bruck stopped
the train by telephone message sent
from Frohnleiten, while efforts were
made by entente representatives. and
thcrs to dissuade the working men from
their purpose.
The workers resisted all pleas for
several hours. but the crowd was finally
dispersed at l O'Clock this morning.
Budapest. April Former Emperor
Charles went to the Steinamanger sta
ton on foot Yesterday being accompa-
MED by Bishop Mikes and a number OF
officers. says a telephone message re-
ceived here from that city. The entire
party boarded the special train which
was to take Charles back to SWit2er-
land.
vous. pale and haggard. \ local mill
tary band played the Hungarian na-
tional anthem and the crowd uncover
cd and sang the hymn with faltering
voices. While t was being sung Charles
descended from his train and stood
moist eyed. among the people whom he
claims as subjects.
Charles was accompanied on his re
turn to exile by General Lehar, who has
resigned command of the West Hun
garian troops. as well as by a number of
| officers who have renewed their oath
of allegiance to the former emperor.
one of the officers Major Noszlopy
tore of the insignia OF his rank to which
! ne was elevated by Admiral Horthy
/ regent of Hungary.
The ex- Emperor train proceeded
and at 745 o'clock this morning passed
| Bischofshofen in Salzburg. about 100
| miles 10 the east of Innsbruck. The
! train is due a the Austrian Swiss
/ frontier at five o'clock this afternoon
/ No further incidents disturbing the
routing of the Journey had been re-
ported up TO noon.
ON entering Austria the Hungarians
of Charles suite made a pretense of
handing him over to the entente Of
ficers. Upon this the Austrian officials
! Immediately made it clear that Charles
| was in their custody
After some delay over this incident
which occurred at Fehring, near the
frontier. the train moved off the
Hungarians shouting
Long live the King
The Austrian station group replied
| with shouts of:
Clear OUT"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
STRADLEY CANDIDATE
FOR NEW SCHOOL BOARD
Member Of Present Body First
TO Announce His Intention
of Running.

Shermer II. Stradley today announced
his candidacy for election to the new
seven-mcmber Board Of Education. The
election takes place June II. Since the
Legislature enacted the law creating the
new and smaller Board OF Education,
many friends have urged Mr.. Stradley
TO become a candidate.
Il am a candidate for election" said
Mr.. Stradey today. ION a platform that
has for its foundation an efficient school
system. improved schools and the as
surance 70 the taxpayers that they Will
get a just return for every dollar they
pay into the city trea suTy in taxes. /
represent no faction. l am backed by
no faction and l shall consider myself
well paid If I can do my part as one
man, in improving school conditions
here.
During my term in the Board Of
/ Educau ton. have acted at all times for
/ what I considered the best interests of
/ the citizens and taxpayers of Whining
/ ton and my record will speak for itself.
/ II the citizens wish 10 re-elect me. l
/ shall be very happy 70 serve them 10
! the best OF my ability and can assure
them that in me they will a all times
/ have q member 10 whom they may
come with any business they may be
interested in. and l shall al all times
/ DO what appears to be the best thing
for the cause of good education"
Mr.. Stradley is the first person TO an
| nounce their candidacy for the new
board. His announcement. it is believ-
ed. will speedily result in others who
aspire TO membership in the new board.
There are many rumors flying about
! to1.ror-fvey oil
litical combinations that have been
formed One of these combinations, il
is said. has 20 do with an alleged pact
formed between some members of the
Old Guard in the present board. who
are going to try TO get back. The ar
rangement, il is said. has TO do with the
trading of votes, partisan strings TO be
pulled.
DR. NJ Cstro a member Of the pres
ent board who has told friends that he
cid not intend TO stand for election u
the new board, is being strongly urgec
bv friends to stand again. Another mar
suggested is Captain Horace Wilson
former mayor and a Water Commits
sioner n Fletcher Brown, vice
president Of the du Pont Co. is another
man suggested by friends Of good gov
ernment and education Mrs. Donald
=. Ashbrook, who proved her interes
during the recent session Of the Legis
Ia1ure. and Miss Helen Garrett ar,
being mentioned None Of the above
have given any intimatiou that they
would agree 10 permit their names 4
be submitted 10 the voters, but they ar,
the type of people whom many thought
ful persons believe would constitute {
board capable of improving educationa
conditions in Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
.SECRETAR COLBY HAD
ALSO NOTIFIED ALLIES
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
STRAP HANGING IN VOGUE
IN BRITISH AIR 'BUSSES

Associated Press To Every Evening.
London. April @. London has
long known the strap hanger in
subway. street ear and omnibus.
but only recently the first In
stance of aerial strap hanging
was recorded.
on the second day of the resum-
cd British air service to Paris II
was found that one of the depart
ing planes had no seats for three
of it's passengers. They made the
tourney standing in the passage
way holding on to the luggage
racks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
GULLS GOBBLE BLUEBERRIES.
strip Maine Bushes Clear of Fruit,
Game Mardens informed.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Augusta. Me. April 6.--Unless United
States government game laws cease to
protect sea gulls. choice Maine blue
berries will become a memory. is the
complaint Of canning companies Of
Knox and Washington counties. repre-
sentatives Of which appeared before the
state Inland Fisheries and Game Com
mittee with a plea for relief.
The berry crop is at the mercy Of the
feathered buccaneers, the committee was
told and the bushes are plundered.
often before the fruit has ripened. The
ocean rovers travel in huge fiocks when
seeking this inland food and are able
to strip acres within short time.
Defenders OF the birds asserted that
their value as scavengers far out
weighed the damage they caused to in
dustrys
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
EX.PRESIDENT WILSON
TO HAVE PRINCETON HOME

Associated Press TO EVERY HVehihs
Philadelphia, April Woodrow
Wilson will have handsome
country home near Princeton. n.
j.. IL was learned mere TO-DAY. n
Philadelphia architect has been at
work on plans for the former
President since last November.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
John HEssIOS GASHES HAND.
Stumbled and Accidentally Ran His
Arm Through Glass.

John Hession, "a years old, driver for
the wilmington Taxicab Co, quartered
at French street station. received bad
ly Iacerated right hand yesterday in a
peculiar manner. He stumbled on the
running board, which threw him heavi-
" against the body Of the machine
His right hand passed through one Of
the double thicknesses Of window glass,
tearing a deep cash the entire length
Of the hand He was hastened to the
Delaware Hospital. where several
stitches were required to close the
wound
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
samuel /. Burris Returns.

After two years absence, Samuel Z.
Rurris has returned TO Wilmington %
reside While absent from the city ne
so5ourned in the South and West Mr..
Rurris Was a Republican leader IN the
second ward for many years He also
served as Levy Court Commissioner for
one term.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
REAL STATE
ADVERTISING

in Every Evening is profitable
because Every Evening brings
RESULTS. Real Estate dealers,
who are buying and selling. and
others who are looking for homes
or good real estate investments,
look TO Every Evenings Real
Estate columns. day after day and
week after week. for business
news of the Real Estate market.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
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afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
FEAR RICH WIDOW ENDED LIFE.
New York Police Dragging East RIVER
For Mrs. Rankine's Body.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. April 6.-Police today be-
gan dragging the East RIVER near
01,eensboro Bridge for the body of Mrs
t.,atta KINGSLEY Norton Rankine
wealthy widow. who disappeared last
Eridav evening. She was last seen near
,bc Manhattan approach TO the bridge
,,,ben she dismissed her limousine and
chauffeur. =
DiIigent search Of the city by small
a,,ov ~ detectives has failed 10 reveal
tho slightest trace of her. The police
nov fear she may have committed
suicide in a fit Of despondency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
FRANCES PROTEST TO GERMANY.
Council III League Calls BerIin's Atten-
tioR 10 Another Treaty Violation.
Rv Associated Press to Every Evening.

Paris, April 6-The Council Of ambas-
sadors today approved IN draft rt
note 70 Germany. protesting aEaI1sc
the refusal OF access -o the b5e. cana.
last month Of the British steamer VIM
hledon. bound Tor DanzIs under -harter
by a French company and loaded Ulrh
war materials Tor Poland.
The protest recalls that me rreaty II
Versailles declares the hiei Canal shall
be free Of access 70 The SHIPS ot war
and commerce Of all nations aec AZ val
with Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
STEPHEN K. BELTS DEAD.
Prominent Resident of Frederick
Who Had Held a Number
Of Offices.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Frederica. April 6.-Stepher Is. Belts,
aged Is years. seven months and seven
days. died last evening at O'Clock at
his residence in Frcderica Funeral SER
vices viii be held Friday afternoon at
9 O'Clock from Barratt's Chapel.
Mr. Belts Vas one Of the best known
citizens Of Kent county. lie always
took an Interest in public affairs and
had several times been honored with
office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
sin. Feiners Active Last Night

By Associated Fress 20 Every Evening.
Belfast. April S Sim fein forces
MADE attacks during last night on
many police barracks and police pa
trolls in county Tyrone, northern
Ireland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
Geo. II. Lyon Improving Slowly

Friends of George Y. Lyon, president
If civ Council will be glad 10 learn
that he is improving, after ten weeks
illness with stomach trouble, and other
complications lie was out for a short
walk a few days ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
yol.tead Act Violation Charged.

A hearing was scheduled before "
s. Commissioners Cam Tor this after
noon Of William Grun. charged with
violation of the Noistead Act Robert
Jolly viii be given hearing tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
Trustee In Bankruptcy

Creditors of Harry j. Stidham. who
has been adjudged a bankrupt. met in
The office of j. Rankin Davis, referee
in bankruptcy, today ana appointed
Edward w. Cooch trustee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
Long 10 be Westminster.

SneciaI Dispatch to Every Evening.
Dover, April 6.--Governor Denney to-
dav appointed Daniel q. Long of Frank
ford TO be regulator Of weights and
measures for Sussex county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
Amusements Toaigh-

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06

Bloating and gas on the stomach
quickly relieved by Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. one dose Will convince or
money refunded. All druggists.-Adv.