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Evening journal., 1919-09-22
What is Behind The Hand
That Demands Olive Branch?
LFrom the New York sun

The issue raised by the promoters OF
the threatened strike in the steel in
dustry should be made so plain that
nobody can misunderstood it. The list
OF demands is padded with a few speci-
nc allegations Of grievances on the part
of the. workers, all Of these being read
lily susceptible Of adjustment, if just
cause there Is, by the ordinary process
Of intercourse between employed and
employers Complaints about the length
Of the day, questions OF reinstatement
scales Of wages, physical examinations
Of applicants and the like are only in
tended as make weight matter TO the
statement OF the real purpose.
This main purpose is frankly ex-
pressed in the eleventh OF the twelve
demands; namely: Abolition of com
pany unions
It is expressed ip the declaration OF
John Fitzpatrick, chairman of the ma
final committee organizing the iron and
street workers. that unless Gary Of
fers the olive branch The strike will go
on as ordered"
u is expressed in the reply OF Mr..
Fitzpatrick's committee to President
Wilson's request for delay Of action
until after his industrial conference
in early October, that IL was not enough
for Judge Gary 10 be willing TO dis
cuss matters directly with the men in
the employ Of his corporation because
they needed trained representatives in
their behalf in presenting their griev-
ances'
II is expressed again in the state
ment Of Mr.. Fitzpatrick at Pittsburg
on Thursday, reported by the CORE
spondent OF our neighbor the Tribune,
that I'VE are going 10 socialiZe the
basic industries OF the United States.
This is the beginning Of the tight"
It is expressed in the remark at
tributed to one Of the legal counsel of
Mr. Fitzpatricks committee that 'our
slogan is No labor without repre-
sentation The revolution of '76 was
no taxation without representation "
This slogan. by the way. is offered by
outside talent TO a body Of employees Of
whom probably 1000 are already stock
holders in the corporation employing
them. and consequently in full pos
session Of the representation Of owner
ship rights
The purpose Of the strike is ex-
pressed. finally, with even more start
ling distinctness. in the literature Of
industrial revolution published and cir
culated from Chicago by William T.
Foster. secretary of the so-called ma
tional committee now engaged in or
ganizing this proposed strike by some
of The best paid and most considerably
treated workmen in the world Mr.
Foster is one Of the four organizers and
agitators who signed the committees
reioinder TO Judge Gary's letter 10 the
presidents Of the United States Steel
subsidiary corporations explaining once
more why he has no olive branch to
offer TO the trained representatives Of
the sort afforded by Mr. Fitzpatrick
and Mr. Foster In a pamphlet on the
red cover Of which William T.. Fosters
name appears both as the joint author
and the sole publisher VIC find an in
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year are
laid awsy-the burial certificate being
marked Rupture" why? Because the
unfortunte ones had neglected Themselves
or had been merely taking care OF the sign
(sweling) of the affiction and paying no
attention to the cause. What are you
doing? Are you neglecting yourself bv
wearing a truss, appliance, or whatever
name you choose to call It? At best the
truss is only a makeshift-a false prop
against a collapsing wall-and cannot be
expected to act as more than mere me-
chanical support. The binding pressure
retards blood circulation thus robbinc the
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Evening journal., 1919-09-22
WITH the Paragraphers

A lot Of men are finding themselves in a position 10
paint their houses that they can no longer paint
the town.-Des Moines Register
The quarterly payment OF income and profits taxes has
made hard job easier for good many men and women
particularly among those who have fixed Incomes Yet
even this docs not wesn the taxpayer from his OF
an ideal state in which tax collectors shall be unknown
New York sun.
There TO be justice in the protest made by the
head OF the United American War Veterans to the Con
against the plan whereby the service medals TO be
distributed to veterans Of the late TO be sold
the price OF 30 cents That type Of decoration should be
possessed by every man who served in Americas fighting
machine and well be feared that II the medals are
to be purchased instead OF being officially awarded their
circulation Will be deplorably incomplete After the for
tune that Uncle sam has spent to fight his battle
rather inconsistent for him to economze in the making
deserved rewsrds.-New York Sun
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

dustrlal revolution discussed and de,
scribed and predicted in the following
terms of Bolshevik frenzy:
The wages system IS the most
brazen and gigantic robbery ever
ever perpetrated since the world be-
gan. So disastrous are its conse-
quences on the vast armies OF slaves
within its tolls that 10 Is threaten
ing the very existence Of society.
II society is even to be perpetu-
ated-to say nothing OF being organ
ized upon an equitable basis-the
wages system must be abolished.
The thieves at present in control OF
the industries must be stripped Of
their booty and society so reorgan-
lied that every individual shall have
free access to the social means OF
production. This social reorganl-
zatiOn will be a revolution. Only
after such revolution will the
great inequalities Of modern society
disappear"
As TO the method Of removing the
great inequalities of modern society
we find in Mr.. William Z. Fosters red
pamphlet the subjoined discussion un-
der the sub-head "COnflscatiOn With
out Remuneration:
THE Socialist plan OF buying the
industries Is also dream The cap
italists will never voluntarily sell
the industries that lay them their
golden eggs. II they do dispose Of
them to the State IL will only be
because the new financial arrange
ments suit them better. The inher-
emily weak state can never force
them to make a bargain unfavor-
able TO themselves. To do this will
require power, aud this power lies
alone in direct action
But it is idle to even speculate
on the aroused workers cowardly
STOPPING 10 buy back the industries
stolen from them. When the psy-
Geological moment arrives the work
ing class, hungering for emancipa-
ton. will adopt the only method at
its disposal and put an end 10 capt.
talism with the general strike"
Judge Gary has declared his readi.
ness 10 meet any workmen or shou
delegations 10 consider the adjustment
u dnN QufcblOh llfethtFu- ne ildS der
serted the continued determination ol
the United States Steel Corporation te
make the wages and working condi.
tions Of its employees compare favor.
ably with the highest standards oi
propriety and justice" But he de-
clines to treat concerning the affairs Of
his business with these organizers Of
industrial revolution. these trained rep
resentatiyes Of supergovernment now
trying TO subject to its extraneous au-
lhOrity the interests and movements
of a great majority of his employees.
He has no olive branch for the outsid-
ers who demand in the name OF feder-
ated labor the abolition OF the existing
unions in the Steel Corporations vast
system and the transfer Of industrial
allegiance to an organization repre-
sented in this case by at least one
avowed prophet Of syndicalism and
And this is fair statement, as The
sun understands 10, OF the olive branch
issue.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

w. G. Bradlee. president Of the Stone
and Webster Management Association:
Nr. Bradlee testified that the electric
railways require between s600.Ooo0Oo
and s7O0.C10.000 new capital each year
for necessary extensions and improve
ments II they are TO keep up the service
and meet public demands. Owing to
unusual conditions during the past four
years the companies have been able TO
TO do little along these lines, and In
addition 10 these requirements the COM
panies need approximately s30O0o0,Oo0
per year TO refund existing outstanding
obligations.
"Thereforee," he added, about bill
lion a year is needed by the electric
railways to meet adequately the de-
mands on them and serve the public
This question of new capital in my
mind is the cruX OF the whole situation.
There are only two ways to secure the
money; either through municipal own
ership OF the establishments, or some
plan so that the private investor will
feel that he can count on a reasonable
return on capital invested"
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
READ.

SAVAGE is in touch only with his immediate sur
"A roundlngs His thoughts never go exploring That's
why he stays savage.
The white mans mind is restless. II travels.
The savage has only spoken language.
The white can put his thoughts on paper for
other men 10 read.
You are civilized 10 the extent that your mind goes
ploring.
Don't let your mind be pcnned in don't live in a petty
wOru OF narrow interests.
study The Evening Journal TO keep in touch with the
big outside world.
Reach out for the Of the masters Of fiction
and learn TO laugh and to weep with your fellow
creatures.
Roam and dream, seek and discover in the domain of
print
Give your intellect and your Imagination exercise, air.
Read
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
WHAT THE TRACTION FIGURES SHOW.

xt,UBLIc bevidered by mass Of figures at eishteent
+ fare hearing" reads headline in local news
paper.
II may not be amiss 10 relieve that bewlderment py
setng forth ersey the four fundamental things which
are revealed by that Of figures They are
Frst-That before the recent wage increase the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Traction Company was
operating at a loss on a six-cent fare
secondTha since the granting Of the wage increase
the company has been operating at much greater loss
ThrI-That nothing short Of an eisht-cent fare VIII
enable il 20 meet expenses and itself from bank
rupicy on the railway end OF its operations
f5,irti-Tist II The eisioeHt tsTe be denied and u
the company be into the hands Of receiver The
rate Of fare under the recevershp certainly viii not be
csh cents and may go hsh ten cents in order that
the expenses Of the receyerhp plus the normal operat
ins costs may be met
Therefore would to be the part Of wisdom for
the Public Utility Commission to grant the eshoent
rate required by abnormal postwar conditions and for
the public to acquiesce the present at least in that
increase.
The public does not want II made
The company does n0t-Ayant TO make Il
However conditions are such that the public interest
demands that it be made to the end that Wlmngtons
greatest public utility may be saved from the scrapheap
and the public saved from untold hardship by reason
Of lack Of proper transportation facilities.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
GEMS OF THOUGHT

We may kill time, but then Father Time outlives us all
-:-:-.
II the worst comes to the worst it's better TO make the
best OF IT,
:-:-:-:
Sometimes the who is too fun for utterance makes
an unspeakable nuisance Of himself
-.=:.
II would take lot OF charity 10 cover some Of the
multitude Of sinners down upon the beach
:-+:-.
This life would be far worse sentence than it is II
II were not punctuated with vacation periods
:-@.-.
Absence dmnishes little passions. and increases
flre
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
BACHELORS AND wIDowERs, BEWARE!

DELAwARE bachelors and widowers had better be on
- their guard
Five thousand English girls. bent upon becoming the
wives OF Americans will sail for the United States
and begin q campaign Of conquest.
Their motto is MARRY or die" That makes the
situation Of Delaware bachelors and widowers all the
more desperate, II not hopeless.
In the minds of many persons II is up TO them to buy
copperbound cedar hope chests and begin filling them
anticipation Of this impending English invasion
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
How to Danish
Piles
Thousands Bless DIR. Leonhardt, the
Physician Who Discovered
Common Sense Remedy.

TO vou think that the surgeons knife is
rho onIv method Of escape from the misery
~ niles it's because you haven't heard Of
the new treatment known as Dr. Leon
hardt's HEM -ROID.
The Doctors treatment is internal. BY
experimentlng for years he discovered the
exact cause OF piles and then went further
and compounded a remedy that would re-
move the cause.
Dr. Leonhardt wants every sufferer to
benefit by his discovery and so that there
Will be no doubling or delay. n. II. DAN
forth and all druggists are authorized to
sell HEM ROID with guarantee that 1t will
do as stated or money back.
on that honorable basis every sufferer
should secure package OF Dr. Leonhardt's
HEN R0lD today.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
VOLUNTEERS OR coNsoWPrsg

r,ROM all appearances the rs hot potato be handed
the United States through the courtesy OF the
Of Nations will be mandate Turkey Armenia
Syria.
Neither France England enthusiastic for the
Job
many thousand troops would it take to maintain
such mandate9
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

We understand why the Senate wishes official body
TO supervise property rentals in the District Of Columbia
But wish 10 inform that dsnned body that landlords
with brstes their backs not confined TO Washing
ton. D. c. We have some in Wilmington
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

In the English city OF Chester the
man who fails to raise his hat when
funeral is passing becomes liable to i'm
prisonmcnt
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

Levi smith says the State Department advised oil com
panies to pay bandits because there appeared nothing
else to do" It later appeared that the oil companies
could do the public
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

The President says the league will be largely de-
batting society Must the era OF everlasting peace be
one Of everlasting talk?
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

Governments failure to sell surplus army food by par
eel post may be due TO urd remarks about army food
made by doughboys far removed from mothers table
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
TO ENTERTAIN FOR
WARYDEL CHURCH

An entertainment will be given on
Tuesday evening, September 30 in Irish
American Hall for the benefit Of the I'M
maculate Conception Church. of Mary
del, Md. The Rev. NJ. A. Cotter, pastor
will conduct a contest the same evening
for two prizes Of five tons OF coal and
a gold watch.
The program as arranged by Joseph
Brogan and John Flynn follows:
Selection. Temple quartet John Nal
10y, Michael Malloy, William Me
Laughlin Ted Riley; comedy sketch
Collins and Lewis; solo, tenor, John
sullivan; monologue artist, John An
drews; prize reel set. Irish reel; selec-
iion, boy soprano. Paul Mcdonnell
solo, bass, Al Mahoney; comedy sketch
Haney and Co.; Jazz band. Kennedy
Russell; comedy sketch, arra-Nernon
character act. Brcgsn-Flynn: Irish
songs. John Flynn; piano accompanisb
Jack NIcAdams.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

Striking aborers may be handled by the police; strik-
ing police by the army and when all else fails and the
universe runs amuck, there is Gompers
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

II greater voting strength in the league assembly
gives Britain edge oyer America there can be no rea-
sonabe objection to cutting It down.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

Canada has ratified the treaty Canada you will re-
member to side more frequently with America than
with the mother country"
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

"Y'' is the name OF bay in Zuyder
Zee a river running through Amster-
dam and a town in China.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

The people OF India speak about $50
different languages. and are dlNided
INTO 40 dintinct nationalitiee.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

xtDUBIIc bevildered by Of figures at eighteen
I fare hearing reads headline in local news
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LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH
BOARD NAMED BY DAVIS
Members VIII Assist Governor in
Drafting Measures for
Next Session.
DIR. w. NJ. LILLE is CHAIRMAN
:. II. NIorrissett, DIR. Glover Dunn
Hancock, a. q. ThornlilI, Richard
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Governor wcstmoreland Davis has
made public his appointment OF a
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~ which Will be to confer with the
'eSards Legislation to he proposed and
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bills TO be presented 20 tho General
Assembly.
AS head of the board, the Governor
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yersity Of Virginia. and candidate be-
,f the Supreme Court Of Appeals. c. II.
Morrissett. assistant secretary TO tho
Commission TO Revise the Code, was
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.ock. professor OF economies and com
MERGE at Washington and Lee Univer-
VIZ Th9T3phi president Of the
,ional and Cooperative Union OF
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partners Institute; and G.. l.. Wilcox
president Of tho Virginia Federation OF
Labor.
APPOINTMENTS MADE :.
ACCORDING TO LAW
the spirit OF the new budget law. under
which the Governor is required TO
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~ their needs TO guide him in making
MS RECOMMENDATIONS 10 the General
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|VtrE inta Also Moves Into Second
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DairyiaS as business in Virginia
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ITO State Dairy and Food Commissioner
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Az the Virginia State Dairymcn's
association convention at Stanton AN
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: who were present say that there was
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