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The herald., 1918-03-07

Within the Law" and other notable
successes as a tremendous box office
harvester. So confident was Play
wright Smith of its success that he
refused to entrust the manuscript
to any manager but produced it him
self in association with John l.. Col
den, famous as the writer of Poor
Butterfly" Goodbye Girls and
other popular song hits.
The story of Turn to the Right
told in a prologue and three acts,
deals with the regeneration of young
Joe Bascom and his two former
prison pals, Dynamic Gilly" and
slippery Mugs" through the sim
pie faith of Mother Bascom, who
brews love and sunshine into her
peach jam at the Bascom farm. The
two crooks come 10 the rescue of
the BascOm family when the farm
is threatened with seizure by the
town skinflint and by an ingenious
scheme they actually pay the debt
with the sharper's own money. In
the end Mother Bascom's peach jam
brings riches to all concerned. The
scenes range from a pawnshop to
peach orchard in full bloom and
in its introduction of homely, nat
ural types the play is somewhat rem
iniscent of Winchell Smiths pre-
vious success, THE Fortune Hun
ter"
The herald., 1918-03-07
STEAMER SIDNEY EXCURSIONS
ARE DRAWING NICE CROWDS

The Naval Station excursion on
the steamer Sidney last Friday
night was the largest moonlight ex-
cursion of the season, 1886 passen-
gers crossed the gang plank on that
night. The trip was given under
the auspices of the officers from the
Naval Station and a nice sum was
realized to be added to the Navy
Red Cross fund. The second trip
for the same purpose will be given
on Thursday night of this week and
indications point to a still larger
AFFAIR than last week. Between the
two trips they expect to clear more
than five thousand dollars for the
Navy Red eros.
The dancing excursion on the
Sidney Friday night will be given
The herald., 1918-03-07

"And Why Are You So Engrossed7"
perficial city my wiles harm little
Here, among good, honest souls, it Is
wicked. 1 am ashamed of myself"
'But Ivy" began Rodney, land the
ring?"
She showed him that 1t was no long.
er on her hand.
"Come with me-" she said, "and
will show you where 1t is now"
He was puzzled, detected, hopeful
all at the same time. A stranger to
feminine wiles, he did not seem to
fathom the variable caprices of the
whimsical beauty except by following
her dumbly.
She led him to her sisters home,
and to the door Of its parlor room.
you will find the ring In there
where it belongs" she said. II fan
cied 1t fine to make sport of bump
kin lover. Believe me, 1 have sunk
far in my own estimation"
She opened the door, and he saw Ivy.
And upon her flnger-and on the en-
gagement one-was the ring, and the
sirens reparation was complete. And
Ivy put both her hands in his, and
there they stood, blissful.
The herald., 1918-03-07

sent what they term Ten Minutes
of Syncopation." Another musical
offering of worth will be that of the
Rubio Troupe, whose vehicle is en-
titled "a Day in a Spanish Camp"
A novel comedy turn will be that of
Yankee and Dixie, two dogs said to
possess almost human intelligence.
Mary Miles Minter, the popular
screen star, will be presented in a
Mutual poduction, THE Power That
Preys," in addition to which there
will be the Palace Screen Telegram,
a Billie Rhodes comedy and a Bray
Photograph.
The herald., 1918-03-07
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Saving wood and carrying coal are
home industries.
The wedding tour is often the calm
before the storm.
Writer'S cramp may affect either the
wrist or stomach.
The latest thing In racing circles II
apt to be the horse you bet on.
Some men are built for labor-and
some are built for politics.
The only way to get hen out Of
garden Is to go slow, but shoo'er.
The herald., 1918-03-07
SOME OBSERVATIONS.

The western lie is brutality a lie I;
It has no decoration, no artistry, no
craftsmanship.
Next to the German, your western
ICED Oriental is as big a scoundrel as
the world produces.
1t needs an INSCRIPTIONS as well as
q clever man to make an intelligent
woman waste her capital upon him.
The best and most healthy mo-
ments in life are when we forget civil
ization and cities and become human
animals.
1t is possible that some disciplined
reflection may take place while a
woman is dressing her hair or man
is looking for his studs.
When a woman gets into trim for
letter-writing she Is In the condition
Of a species of moral intoxicatiOn; she
will go on and on whipping herself
with her own verbosity.-From Sir
William Richmond's "The Silver
Chain"
The herald., 1918-03-07
FOtO'S Folly Theatre

WEDNESDAY, March i3-"p,J r.
Players Pictures" Ilsa
THC RSDAY, March IA Mode, n
kateer," Douglas Fairbanks AZ
"SomebodieS Widow" Billie RI. ~
part. '"Fotos Folly Theatre scr ,..-'1 :,
egran-' ! part WITH u
FRIDAY, March l5-"The Homer "
Mong, parts. Last Card" Wm T..
2 parts. "A Safe Disaster" KoS.i Il
part. -''
SATURDAY, March l6.-"Hopor Sv,..,
Fox Standard Production. s oar, rs
COMING a BIRTH OF A NITIoy
The herald., 1918-03-07
ATTRACTIONS FoToS FOLLY THEATRE
Week Ending Saturday. March 10Th.

SUNDAY, March lO.-"Love Letters" Dor
othy Dalton, 5 parts. oh. Doctor" Fat
atre Screen Telegram" part.
MONDAY, March n.-"Her Second TIus-
band" Edna Goodrich. parts Charley
Chaplin Comedy and Educational ?
parts
Texas Guinan, 5 parts. "A Buffers Bust
Up" komedy, l part. Bray Pitro-
graph / art.
The herald., 1918-03-07
Keep Busy.

Flatbush-Pm afraid I'll get stale
on my garden work during the win
ter.
Bensonhurst-For why? Haven't
you got snow shOvel'
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" jiznf Karoline. Zahynulyr
Clevelard'any jsou:
M. Weinberger, 21Eety pro.
sty delostfelec a byvaly prav-
mix. 1852 Westrop ave.
c.. Gaolgay, prosty vojfn,
5000 Terrace Road.
H. Losee, 1871 zap. IS ul.
j. D.. Duncan, 4123 vych.
112 ul.
l.. Werxer, 1896 Arcade av.
Ed. Turk (rureek?), Bed
ford.
Ma zbyvajfcf mssta v Ohio
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Debs byl souzen v Cleveian-
!du a jest ma svobod9 ma 10000
dollard z&ruky.
DIE nahromadsnych zalob
.pEsd nejvyssfm soqdnim tribu-
inaiem soud Debse bude az po
roce vyvolan.
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Sest Cleveland'ani
utonulo "a torpedo
var,i transportu.
Ticonderoga.

Namofni department ozna-
mule, ze "a torpedovani~ amer.
transportu ''Ticonderoga" 80,
zafi We vodach, irskyeh, prisli 0
zivot 1o2 amer. branci, a mezi
temi ze bylo sest Cleveland'a-
nj. Vsichni ii branci pfinat,.ze-
Ii k polnim d6lostreledm q w.
cviceni byli " tabofe jackson
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pfipada Sc zahynulych "a teze
katastrofy; sest vojfn1 z Ohio
bylo zachr&neno.
Veerejsf seznam amer. ztrat
W Francii vykazuje 1919 jmen
cefkem. Clevelandske ztraty
jsou: - I
B. Berkowitz, 1902 Orange
ave., prohfesuje se.
Jan Foster, TO vych. 120 vi.
lehce ran9n.
E. O'Boyle. 11410 Clifton
boulevard, nezvestny.
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CEDMANlE Sc SNAM PODSKOCIn
SPOJENE STATY.
KAISRUV DOPIS BYVALEMU CARU
q MIKULASI.
HUllOvE PRY NABfDLI PERSHINCOVI SEPA-
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zpusobi berlinsy telegram kerym Nemecko svoovalo
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SouD EUCEN v. DEBsE

pfedloAsn nejvyssimu soudu We
Washingtonu.
Pr&vnf zastupci E. " Debse
jimz byl povolen novy soud,
pfedlczili soudnf zalsEitost
pred nejvyssf ssoud Spojenych
Staff We Washingtonu..
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Pafz, 49, riina. We spojeneckych kruzich Sc prosl1
cha ze marsaek Foch nafdf brzy veke azenf Me
rouzto kampan budou NIT staros Americana pfedevs
Foch chce pokracovat vybo ppadn6 celou znu pod@
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
ONLY SKILLED men
FOR SH|PYARDS
Will Solve Labor Problem OF
Future. Pusey g. Jones
Official Says.

In the reconstruction period TO fellow
peace. unskiIlcd labor is to nc wcedcc
cut and replaced ny skilled artisans in
Delaware River Shlpvards according
to DIR Charles + Tavlcr If the service
department of the Pusey and Jones
Compa !
To compls,c with foreign SHIPPING,
Or Tavlcr SAID IT Will ne nccess AIRY
to decrease The cost of shipbuldlng
through greater individual produc-
tien
The prc~ett amount If production
ncr m1n is lower than It has ever pccn
in this country This /, du" ~ the
,iilation Of larcr by TIE introduction
Of large numncrS ri unSkillcd IN skilled
GRADES
England ha~ overcome this handI-
cap nccausc she has ncen at war four
wears We are just beginning to tune
up our Industrial forces
Frc,l,uug great demand fcr If
ticfcut labor for wears 10 come I)r Taylor
added
Al~t il not I'll he plants in thc
Dclau rIver district Will cortir .c
-hpnmIding for years 10 come ~
present this is the greatest slupnuld-
Inr district IN the world and Is likely
- remain 81
The heart of thc whole pr, bra
is the co>t Of production and II pres
mt il i prcIi, i1lvc ia all rlnrt~ u-
lcse i is reduced soon ,rtr II plants
viI ~ ura. l. 10 cen le,c with fer
elgn plants
There are two WAYS oi reducing
I'D. cost ~ predut tIm llrN1 Is 10 cnt
wages rhis would react IN thc reduc-
tion II materials the cost Of living
and injury OF orr widespread prosperity.
In yiev Of The opportunities for com
merce opening before america this
sep would nc suicidal The other and
i3r better method is 10 rapidly increase
80 N mi ii production per man.
rsiu. only he skilled help - Ire
Pu~cy ard Ione~ plant 10 rcrnain Dr
IaNIor declared that unless there i
proper grading 81 1hc men hundreds ol
plant, viii have - close down
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
SENT BACK TO THE MINES.
Soldiers Who Dug Coal Before The
Wa- Released From Army.

Washington. Nov % Mcn who were
anthracite miners before they entered
;h, military service Is the United Stat )
viii 10 immediately released from the
army and allowed 10 return To the mines
IheFucl Administration announced yest"r
day that this action was being taken be
cause of the shortage IN anthracite, due
t. the influenza epidemic
Teiegram> have been sent TO all camps
IN the lntei States by the Secretary
of War directing tha, anthracite miners
be segregated ard scnt to Washington
where those vao desire 10 resume their
work in The ant hracift fields viii receive
immediate, discharge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
PRINCIPLE MADE
GOOD S.SOLD|ERS
Spirit of Freedom Gave Them
Superior Fighting Powers,
New Yorker Says.

That ii was the principle for which
the American soldier fought, that made
him such a superior fighter, and that it
is this principle of freedom and liberty,
that will aid the foreign born IN becoming
truly Amcricanzcd was the thought that
Mary deG Trenholm. hcadworkcr Of the
Eastaide House Settlement New York
sought to bring home at the American
zation Institute at 81 Andrew s parish
house last night.
Miss Trenholm said that the teaching
OF English was an adjunct 10 the Amcri-
canlzatlon program. because Of the neccs-
sitv for common language, but that if
the foreigner was not made welcome here.
and was not gwen true Interpretation
of the principles OF freedom. tllat the
work might not prove 50 successful
According to her theory, tie whole
family must be known, but particularly
the mother before successful Amerl-
canigation work can be done She al
vocated committees divided INTO groups
for sections and even streets, 10 wcleone
the alicn She did not believe that an
Italian could be- made into q Bohemian
or n Polandet INTO a SWede, but that all
could he made to understand Il principle
and that tins principle would work out
for the benefit of all
She described how among the
Bohemans. among whom her Eabors are
larger than other races, the government
propaganda IN regard to food, Iihcrti
Loan and Rcd ross Were .put acfuss i
Also how the Bohcmlans who are
Americans left their Jol,s and homes and
families to 20 across and JOIN the French
army, and Of the sacrifices thcf made
The legal aspects q characterization
will hc presented II the llgIi SriouI
building tonight hy Elizabeth cad
member OF the bar of NcW York State
and writer ON the legal status of aliens
Miss Read Will cover The waye III Whlci
the different foreign countries regard
kmcrican citizenship In soup cases.
mon who have been nnturaIled hero aud
returned 10 their native eonutf1. sotnc-
tunes even Tor visit arr he'd 10 he
responsible 10 tho nativc country for
military service and III other Wavs This
subject viii be discussed II thc~e lectures
with view 10 showing Us special interest
now when our international treaties will
hc revised Miss Read Is The author of
he analysis 81 american citizenship.
presented III Congress Inst JULY and ap-
peaiIug III the Congressional Record
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
Various Matters Considered nj the
Regular Meeting Last Night.

At the regular meeting of the Central
Labor Union last night +. w. tierle,
secretary and also member of the
boarC of directors of the United . tates
Homes Registration Bureau of the
United States Housing CORPORATION has
reported that work is to be started at
once to secure proper rooms ard suitable
housing conditions for local workers
The cutting of time and wages at n
large local operation will be referred
to the proper authorities in Washing
ton and communication sent con-
tracing firm here suggesting the remedy
ing of crowded conditions that exist
at an operation on pay days.
Tr-State Lodge No lis has notified
the Central body that it fully endorsed
the position taken by its representatives
IN the latter organization III voting to
ndorse the candidacy of Senator Wi
lard Salisbury by the labor movement
of Wilmington and surrounding terri
tory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
DIR. RANDOLPH FREE
FOR CAPITAL CALL
Bishop Mcdowell and Board of
Grace Church Release Pastor
at Conference.

Decision to release Rev. Herbert r.
Randolph, pastor of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church. to permit him To accept
the call of the Foundry Methodist Church,
Washington. d. c., was reached yesterday
afternoon at n conference between BISHOP
William +. Mcdowell. of the Wilmington
Conference DIR. Robert Watt district
superintendent. and members OF the
official board of Grace Church: The
appointment OF a successor here to Doctor
Randolph will not be made for several
weeks and Doctor Randolph will remain
until the appointment Is made
In announcing the decision. Doctor
Watt issued the following statement:
"Bishop Mcdowell came over from
Washington Yesterday To meet the COM
mittee representing Grace Church. the
district SUPERINTENDENT to consider the
matter of Doctor Randolph's : call to the
Foundry Church. Washington. Those
present were John : NlulliS. II IL Ward,
William Murgatrovd, William Foster
and L. W Laviicld
After a full and frank discussion in
which Doctor Randolph participated,
- WAS decided 10 release DIR. Randolph,
THAT decision being based on the following
facts.
First That the call Of Doctor Ran
,lulph 10 the Foundry Church had came
unsought, and WAS hearty and unanimous
Second That after regarding the
matter aS closed. the call had been re-
ncwed and the hope expressed that Doctor
Randolph might see Ills WAY clear IL ask
for release some days ago Doctor
Randolph did express u desire to accept
the Nashini. IN call. and a~ far 3s he
could do 80 expressed a preference com
dltloncd on Grace Church being properly
cared for, and under the impression that
he was free Ia do 50, had really accepted
the call to Foundry Church
Therefore. IN view of these facts the
committee felt tha; they should not inter
pose any objection since Doctor Randolph
felt there was really great opportunity
iii the new field and perhaps the time had
come when he could make a change with
out prejudice t. his present church
The committee was unanimous m IFS
expression of appreciation toward Or
Randolph for the great work he had done
since coming ta Grace Clutch. and all
expressed the deepest regirt that he ac-
,cpted the cali to another field
Dl Randolph. who has occupied the
pastorate At Grace Church for the past
four years, last night asserted he was little
surprised by his release from the church.
The people hcrc have been VERY
cordial Dr Randolph said and It gives
ne great sorrow when think Of the tImr
when | will have to leave them Il viii
hc great wrench to break of these pleas
ant acquantancc>
pr Randolph, previous to his arrival
in this city. was pastor nf the Montclair
y j. Methodist Episcopal Church for
eight wears He said il was hi> ambition
10 bc in the most important city in the
world tor the next ten years during the
reconstruction period, 10 take part il
many of the changes and revi>lon> that
will ciuanate from that citv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20

terests he conserved in order that we may
have true after-the-war progress.
II will be pleasure indeed To re-
ceivc u call from the State Council Of
Defense to explain further reasons ms to
why Delaware should blaze the trail in
starting To solve the problem regarding
the relationship between labor and in
dustry. We want to and shall expect to
have present at any or all conferences
representatives Of industry who should
he invited to attend in order that u
tentative program may be outlined,
presented to our organizations and the
rcal work started in earnest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
HOTEL PHONE CALLS CUT.
Maximum Toll Fixed at Five Cents BY
Burleson

Washington Nov. 2n Hundreds Of
hotels apartment houses and clubs
throughout the country will soon have
to lowe- their charges for telephone ser
vice Ia FIVE cents a call An order pro-
lnulcated today by the Postmaster
.On and after Dee |. 1918. hotels.
apartment houses. clubs. and similar IN
>tltutlons shall not charge any guest
tenant or member for telephone me
sagcs an amount In excess Of that charged
for such service 1t the public pay stations
IN the Same exchancge nor shall they
charge for private branch exchange
stations an amount IN excess oil that
actually paid BY them for such stations