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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-10-15
MEETING MATINEE MUSICALE

Mesdames Prosser, Little, Holley
and G.. Barrett, members Of the pro-
gram committee of the Matinee Must
Gale will entertain the club at the
home of Mrs. Prosser on Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 O'clock.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-10-15

Take The Daily Commonwealth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pillow and lit
tie on es will leave a late date in Oc-
tober to occupy their home in North
Greenwood for the winter, and return
to ''Fairview" for the summer roof
tree, thus not deserving old Holmes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Advertiser.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
SHOOT For WATC HES.
Coync Trophies 60 he tontested Tor on
SATURDAY. Attcrnoon.

On S,tur,l3v f, th, Wilmington Trap
,h,s,t,nc i>sociatlou grounds. the final
.nnt,,t fnr In, William CovnC Trophies
.ll hc held The following members
+ tho club arc chgtllc 10 compete
tla~s \ Pri,c jackson
class BN q Mood
tla,, ! " Evans. " I Jensen,
l,nam. " d, Robclcu
t.iaSs u I W Milling, Joseph StIK-
Iana. ! VI lurncr. y Morris, / y.
Holntc~
I'M William CsNnc trophies consist
+! tour watches. valued IL 500 $50, $50
ma sln respectively The hugh gun ~
~, match ncNt SATURDAY. viii hc awarded
the SIoO watch. III, second high gun tho
$50 watch. thc third high gun the 50
Natch and the fourth mGh gun the 80
watch tics Il any. to ~ shot oh ~ addl-
t,nnal event III - tatgpt- until decided
IN, handlcap committee ut the club
= not ~ rcadN ~ .,nnoune, the handlcapS
lor the hnal ma,ch y Is Optional with
he committee whether thu inai match
+. shot IN u disisnc, ~ added hrd handi-
rap hssls or both lhr wtfrhc~ winch
hay,, hecn selected ar handsome prlzcs
AMI Il y An assured fsct that ,v.rN gunner
n.rtlcipa,ing IN ih, finals vii do ms lcvcl
7e~t a. wIn ono ot the trephlo- particular
- because the donor, Nlbau, COY ne,
( one ID tho pn~t I-npuiay members ot
N, local shouting colouN
The regular contest for the Col iiuckncr
uaphN vii Also y, held on SATURDAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
SALESIANUM W. ALUMNI

The Salc~lanun High School Will line
up against the Alumni quintet al BroWnson
Hall tonight The Alumni will present a
formidable lineup with Bird 0.\clll and
tndy" Facik. forwards Joe Greeley,
enter. and SpItz O'Neill and Mike
Dinncen. g'iards
Pll Monaghan md, EImlmger Buck
NarIn. Honey Mct ullouch and John
u, McGovern will represent th, student
l,piv and a victory = expected from the
present dcienders oi the t,oid and White
IlautN Mccullough who recently re-
.efved hl- honorable discharge from the
Marine Corps. Is PLAYING the best
game ai hl~ basketball career IN the
game PLAYED 10 date Private Jane
ha, easily been the star III each encoun-
Ter and It l. hoped that he will keep the
good work up Honey Boy James Is a
ieNer foor man but above all he Is a
hard and consistent worker great
rov3 d e>p.cted 10 witness the game. as
III Nimu vii have . large following,
wh V. rot lcalouslV IN order that
tuer ts may Triumph over the y oung-
er Ia- cletrS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
ATHLETIC EVENTS At
DELAWARE COLLEGE
Matters Pertaining TO Baseball
and Basketball Considered at
Council Meeting.
sroaal Correspondence II Every Evening

Sr-r1al Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. Jan p The Delaware Col
lcgr Nhlctic Council. at y special meeting
las, night discussed matters pertaining
not only 10 basketball but also baseball
and track tor tho coming season LiCll-
tenant ShiplCv the now athletic coach,
and Prot J NJ LcC alto. of tho extension
department III tho college, who VIII
coach the track teams this Year. were pres
Cnt for he first timc since being appointed
and went over bear plans with lie council
Coach NhIplcY Is CSpccialY pleased
with the basket bah team which during
th, past week made a good start hy dc
| tcatluc both Drsinus and T. NJ G. Coach
| Shplcv has 50 much good material IN
| addition to his varsity squad that he has
/ bc,n granted permission by the council
/ ~ arrange "a schedule for the reserves
/ Tho basket ball squad has been prarticing
every afternoon and Is Improving daily III
team work Alexander and q g Carter
! seem sure ut he forward positions on the
varsity Barnard and McCaughan will
/ tight ii ont for centre and B Carter, Mars
I ton and Lord for guard These seven men
+ will no doubt make up the varsity squad
/ for The season
I The Reserves with riersou. Keith,
1 Marvel and " llSon for forwards PLAN, for
! ccntr, and Loosc and Rothrock for guards
i have a strong combination The schedule
/ ior Tho remainder OF the season with the
possibility OF several games being added
/ follows january %, Lchigh al Lehigh;
/ lauuar, II Aiuhlcnhurg Al Newark ,
/ February / >warthmOre Prep vs. Del
aware Reserves n Newark; February :,
= HaNcrtcrd ~ Newark and Brown Prep
/ VS. Delaware Reserves at Newark; Feb
\ rIary II Buckncll ~ Newark February
1 n ~wart Iunorc 81 ~parthrncre ] Icbruary
: - afternoon raukln and Marshall at
I Newark pending
MANAGE Niaclic of the track team and
! zach lcCato discussed track prospects
/ Witl inc members Of tho council II was
| practically agreed thar Coach LeCato
/ viii take "a relay team and probably sew
/ ,rl other athletes 10 the indoor meet at
| Johns hopkins, Baltimore, in March
! Delaware. IS usual viii send a relay team
I to The OF 7. meet next spring and also
Will send representatives TO the Middle
( Arlauuc States Collegiate meet, which
VII probably be held at Stevens this
! Year Tho annual lnter-scholastic field
/ and track inco' VIII he held this year
/ SATURDAY. MAY 10 and viii be made a
4 larger event than ever Delaware is also
I arranging for several dual meets
( Manage Iattumus IS making UP 3
/ strong baseball schedule that will be an
! nouDCed shortly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
NEWS OF THE BOXERS.

harie1 hid Thomas phoned ms
father csterdaN thai ho had arrived safely
az Hotr'i - ith hundreds 81 other service
men, and ~ hoped ~oon 70 be- back IN
phIladelp PIN
All Dunn rep0rt- that Harry Tracey
T. getting ID goud shape agun aud expects
20 b. baek D. th, rug il tie near future
The seWl-hua ta fb I.c0u.rd-Dur,dcc
pout va ~ll-hng .auIe-t r,.tl appr-
ti1cr iuf 80 uu o,eu lrug Aiargn.i-
former ama ~ 81 nupon aud Freddie
Reese onr u L,uuaId -parnuc partucr.
!, err IL, prius pal- " reoh- knock.,i On.
his opponent ID thf iu4rff ro0rd
Paul Sampson wI' irllc PhiiadcIphI
tonlgh, for Pitf>bufgn wher, h. boxo.
Harry trcb tomorrow night
Benny Leonard and lily manager BIIIy
Gibson, werr -ched4Icd II leave Nrn arr
ast nlghi for ~ar lrane~.D
hid Norfolk h. ,,aur,4 I4..1. v.tytt
+ booke,l Up to two mor, hurf- III. nt-t
viii b. with Tom CoNlcr fpr tn roiud,
at the Grand 4 b Slta0i-. M m
next Monday night and lo second vl,b
Jeff Clarke. the Flgh'ug tiha-, III
Joplin. No TOR 'cn rounds .IopIn IA
the evening y February 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
LOCAL s" "ATERS FORM
CITY ORGANIZATION
To Promote Skating in Every
Form and the Interest of Skat-
erS i'll the Community.

\ meeting was held last night NJ the
Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
where local sports got a decided boost
when the Wilmington Skating Club was
formed The organization starts with
l55 members. and the officers elected and
the committees appointed seem guaran-
t"c that there Will hc activities IN this
sport, weather permitting
llH means " carnivals the public, rs
well IS members, will be- gwen the freedom
of us cnIuynontS The idea ot tins club
IS TO promote skating in all its forms.
There viii hc amateur contests IN
racing. fancy skating. POLO aud perhaps
hockey after these teams are organized.
rlC next meeting will hc held next
Tuesday night. At which the executive
committee will report, after which an ice
season schedule will hc announced.
The following officers have been elected !:
Carls " Richardson, president, i'ctty
Ice Walsh. vice- president tranCIs GrCln-
or. treasurer; Charles 4 Schultz, secro-
tary. executive committee, Mary +.
Dorsey, Mabel i Graves, Pauline l..
ASchrnhack. John Il Stoddard, Frank a.
schultz. John NJ nonohnc. William
PcrmclI. Mrs 4 " Richardson, Anthony
Modla. Nalc I.i>lcn, John :. n"uEherty,
John Rancy and James Nclilromc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
| EOW THE AUDIENCE
|MP PRESSES AN ACTOR
Some Interesting Observations by
John Charles Thomas, Who is
Now at The Playhouse.

The study oi human nature or, better
termed. the nature of humans II n
fascinating ono from any point, particuiar-
ly from the vantage point Of ''behind the
footlights At least. that is the opinion
OF John Charles Thomas, whosc we'll
trained and musical voice is juat now one
nf the features of the current offering NJ
Tho Playhouse.
Walking through the part has become
an incident Of his daily routine, Tor he hns
been doing 1T now for more than year
So that The part itself no longer prcaenfs
other than incidental obstacles to the
exchange of roles. and becoming n sre'-
tator oi the audiences
The tIr,d business man ~ oi course
easily to bc distinguished, acoompaniel
as he often is by an encourage oil sonc OF
those who contribute IT may hc suspected
10 his tircdnrfss The untired dcbutanto
eager to absorb the show, less ON ITS own
merits than MS n subject OF chatter Win
those whom she has dIstanced IN seeing
"thc latest thing, Is another familiar
type ,
Not 10 mention the critics. whose blaso
air usually beirays them as they gaze
everywhere but nj the stage, a. they lot
down notes ON the edge Of the program
while their cuclihratIons when committed
10 print bctray their dearth OF perception
Of other than the superficial aspects Of the
offering which they cover, ns tho phrase
pocs MS in one case where he was stated
to hc "vocallv effective, but tonsoually
inadequate presumably alluding to hls
failure 10 employ wig IN costuming cer-
tain OF his parts
Despite the success which has so Tar
crowned his career, II is easily imagined
that a Young and musicnlly gifted singer
should sigh for moro worlds To conquer,
and Mr. Thomas will doubtless be heard
ut no distant day in roles which offer q
wider scope, where his pleasing person
alty should carry him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
WRIGHT TOPS FIELD
At P|yEHURST SHOOT
Clarke. Mccarthy and Plum Stili
III the Running. With New
comb Far Down.

rinchurst. \ { Ian - About 2ou
matksmrn ,,rr, assembled ~ the Pine
hurst Gun club whom the midwnter trap
ha,,tine tournament oUencd "thc'aHN
Yesterday and some l10ot thrm i"oA par
IA th, I5otarpcf contest which was me
order a the dsN This event the hrst -"
of the long lt-,ard racc. Wa won ="
FrapL ; Wright 81 liui1alo VII" score. =
,,.,,f,,.t "a ~ lin, morning and - IN th'
afternoon fr total ni u y.
m ~ Ahsr. oi lravoshurg' n :
who ,l,, hrokr - straight ~ tho m"rnlhs
ro,sscd thrrc dnr,ng the afternoon ana Yea
f,f sernnd honors with several "thet guns
at ~ IL, -.
clarke - Fhlladclphla broke -
straigh, m TN, afternoon ana wouhd uP
IN ~, Il, group. oue ln'd hchlnd INC
lc.,lcr t,cprcc Met arih' 81 hit'Hel-
phia and lrcd Plum IT Ntian," ny
stand ~ l6 rlum hrokc y va 'l' morn
mo IN campan, with harlCS " Nv
comb of Philadclphr aud onr "F W."
o,hers Int the best hat l'lum co'lld q" IN
the afternoon was - white NtWe'ihn
had had time ol II IN tho sccnnd session
misslne eight cf III, - and winding uP
~ III
ovinc ~ tho rrca' number Of contest
,,fs /, was 1ound impossible 70 shoot
lnn ,arrrts daily as ORIGINALITY scheduled,
md the toward race has been cut down
fr,r, Hsl targets ~ t5n With only ''R'
t.rgrts still ~ b. thrown Y would S''n'
practicable out ol the question iot N'"-
rnmb ~ overcome Wright lead OF seven
blrls
Yesterday > shooting WAS an r\lrH'h
binary hgh-clasS performance taxing - =,
a whole Ovcr to per cent "i ne ''''
broke 90 per cent or more ana - '"
cent ui the contestants broke - l"'' ''l'
or better
X 4 Will. of Penn $ trov' : =
Chased ~. da& with score Of is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
UGH! A DOSE OF
NASTY CAL0MEL
1t Saliyates 1t Makes You
Sick and You May Lose
Days Work.

lourr bilious. sluggish, oonstipated
and i,llcye vou need viIc dangerous calo-
MI 10 start you liver and clean your
bowels
Here my guarantee ASK your drug
gi.t for i botrlc of Dodson'a Liver Tone
and take 4 spoonful tonight If it doesn {
start sour liver aud straightcn you right
I'LL better than ,-,Iomel and without
gripng or making you sick, ! want you
- CD back To the store and get your
money
Take calomel today and tomorrow you
VIII iccl weak and sick and nauseated.
Don't lose u days work Take spoonful
of harmless. vegetable Dodson's Liver
Tone tonight and wake up feeling great
lt~ perfectly harmless, - givc,it to your
aidrpn any time Il can; saIiyatc, 50
tcl th.m cat anything afterwards.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
BOSCHEE'S SYRUP

will quiet your cough, soothe the inham-
nation uf sore throat and lungs stop
irritation in the bronchial tubes. insuring
"a good night 5 rest, free from coughing
and with easy eXpectoration IN the morn
ing. Made and sold IN America for fifty
Two years 4 wonderful prescription, as
slstlilg nature in building up your general
health and throwing off the disease
Especially useful in hung trouble, asthma
Group. bronchitis, etc. For sale by
~ r. Danforth-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
poSTPoNES CHASE CASE.
suspended First Rascman Gets Re-
prieSe Until January 30.

\cw York, Ian - John \ llcvdcr
president ~ the Nation. League. an
noun,cd YESTERDAY that ~ vii hear the
ass. against II trold ht>C. fr>, ba~,man uf
the t.uennstt team. on January So IN
.tcsd =, TODAY anon III, REQUEST OF
Chase aftorncS
chase was suspended .ndrnnfcly hy
Manager Mathew ,on. Il Ciucluna'l last
AnCil-, vhtc th. Reds vcrr PLAYING IN
\cV Nork Nathcwson made grave charges
sg.in-t / has, ~ ia, time, adding haf ne
did not ~,.c how Il would hc possible TOR
has, again to play big league bail under
the circumstances
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Philiiee Trade Players.

Philadelphia, Jan % Third Bascman
Milton Stock. Catcher Pickles D,lhoefer
and Pitcher Dixie DAVIS arc Philies no
longer Manager Jack Coombs last night
announced that his first move toward
building up the 1919 PhiIs consisted Of
trading thcsc three players to tho St
LOUIS Cardinals in exchange for Third
Bascman Douglas Baird. Pitcher Gene
Packard and Stewart, Young rnfieldcr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
AMUSEMEN NTS-
"mAYruME' Ar THE PLAYHOUSE.

| MA1Jlht AT THE fIhsHitths
"Maytime," with the beauty of SOM
and story which caused its immediate
| hearty welcome bv the Wilmington
| audiences, is nearing the close of its local
| engagement. Only two more performances
remain for the enjoyment Of The Play
, house patrons "Naytimc' is a charming
combination of three distinctive features,
n rarr story, songs of beauty and n
splendid cast, Of the first, IT may he eaid
that IL carries the audience through iour
generations, conveying all along the love
story of two disappointed sweathenrtss
The songs are wonderfully in keeping with
the trend of the story and express the
rane feelings IN m,,aic as the words nj the
story unfold The east IL headed by
John rhares Thomaf, who rs Inc and
wonderful in hie portrayal of Dick Wayne.
WILLIAM 7. HODGE, IN "a cuHu ron cun-
hnLTa
William r. Hocge, the typical American
star. will bc at The Playhouse Friday and
SATURDAY, evenings and Saturday matinee
in "A Cure For Curnhlea This Is tour
act comedy, with the action lad IN the
Niue Grass country, and waa written by
Earl Derr Bigpers and MIR. Hodge ne
story concerns young physician who -
irving 10 turn out ten cured patients from
the sanitarium which was Il, he his, II nc
ovcrcomes this condition. lie succeeds
VERY we'll and the ending IS completely
satisfactory.
THE RIVIERA a,al.
Messrs klaw and Erlnnger will present
another Of their musical comedy successes
''The Riviera Girl" at The Playhouse.
Monday and Tuesday, january y and
%
FRED STONE Ar THE MAJESTIC
Finder the Ton which is starring
Fred Stone at the Majestic for the last
time today is photoplav THAT seems TO
breathe the air of the sawdust rlng
The famous comedian IS so absolutely
different in his methods of fun-creating
that he IS IN n class by himself and he bids
FAIR to create u new style IN aerohatlc
humnr Three days beginning tomorrow
| John BARRYMORE Will be- seen ~ ffefe
Comes the Rridc, another photoplay
that Won will enjoy.
IHEDA PARA At Tnr orFEN
Woman's ability 10 make<love, rensake
II make it over. break Il. and thcn rennkc
il again nevrr was better demonstrated
than IN Thcda Bara s production, he
Shc-Devil, which Is PLAYING Al the Queen
tor the past Two daA 0iNs i'si,h ~ =
Spanish Iuanita Is delirhtfnl and never
has she had more opportunity tn display
her willy charms than IL The She leYil
NOVEL DANCING At TIE aAnRIcE
Tho dancing novelty which . being
| gwen AZ the Garrcl< Theatre this week hy
| NADIA Belle and ollie Wood. two clever
| girls. ~ verv clever and entertaining one
| "a dressed in male costume The net
starta with the dances and dress ct long
! ago. working up 80 the present day, with n
| lot of variations which arc brand new
| " hat these girls don't know about dane
| ing ~ hardly worth knowing. and their
graceful work and posa adds materially
| to the act Besides, both arc good looking
| and full of fun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Hog Island Rcafen.

Chester. Ia, Jan. p Chester tri-
umphcd over Johnny Castles Hog Island
crs here last night. 20 10 ~, IN one of the
fastest games vet played in the Shipvard
League The last five minutes Of play
was tie between the two teams and WINS
broken only hen Gaukcr Gagged a foul.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
ST. Andrews Reception.

The members Of st, Andrew : Church
Sunday school, Mems Club and other
organizations. and their families. will
hc gwen a reception tonight IN the parish
house. At Eighth and Orange streets.
by the rector Rev. II. ". TrapncH
warlens and vcstrv. II viii he n sort Of
informal st. Andrew family gathering.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Gas Engine Bulletin.

Congressman Albert F. Polk has for
distribution a bulletin issued hy the
Department Of Agriculture entitled
Practical Hints on Running q Gas
Engine which he would bc glad 10
furnish owners Of automobiles, tractors,
motors trucks and stationary gas engines.
il gives lot Of helpful information.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Brothers.

The Great Sachem Of Delaware VIII
nav an official VISIT 10 Osage Tribe, No.
20. Impd q. X. NJ, on wednesday
evening. January -. You arc urged 10
bc present. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Good Shot.

Oxford n c., Jan - C l.. Watkins
killed = Wild turkey near Bell Town We'd
nCssday He flushed the turkey. and while
i, was sailing away al distance of 100
wards he plugged in IN the lrad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Y. Nj. III. A. Dance.

The ! N II ) Will hold q dance 10
morrow evening. These community
dances are very successful All the folks
have good tlrnc. Men il uniform are al
ways invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
HARLAN WINS.
Defeats Puscy & Jones Of Gloucester by n
Score Of - to %
Harlan haskc ctl

Harlan basketball team defeated the
pusry 4 Jones cage team at Camden.
y. D. last night by score of % to 20.
| The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
COURT HOLDS PATENT VALID.

In the cn. II II. Koppers Go. vs.. Otto
cokine end WiIputto Coke Oven Cor
poration, which was brought in the PED
ernl Court in this district, nn opinion has
been filed by Judge Orr of pittsburR, Pa,
specially assigned to hear tho rnae after
the retirement Of Judge T.. G. Bradford
This was n patent rase alleging in
frlnpeInont of fratent covering the con
Ririciion OF a coke oven. The court 6nds
the patent valid and an infringement 20 have
been made, and directs thai decree be
prepared IN accordance with tho opinion.
Drlrpista at Owens vile, Ind arc
permitted to sell only pills and castor
oil ON Sunday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
TIE nfNIgnA nInl.

Messrs lIlaw and Erlnnger will present
another Of their musical comedy successes
"The Riviera Girl at The Playhouse,
Monday and Tuesday, january - ana
%
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22

'oul, called Harlan, %; Puscy 4
c, 10 Referee Armstrong.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
HARLAN

rusEY \ JONES, GLOUCESTER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23

GRAND RAPIDS. NHch.-"Wel-
come home" read the inscription on
a banner floating over police head
quarters here in honor of returning
soldiers. Acting Mayor McNabb says
the inscription should not be taken
literally.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23

William J. Brown better known
70 ali who have ever met him as Just
plain Bill Brown, is very likely 10
be the selection for the big job as
referee in the big wrangle between
Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey
when that big pair Of bruisers con-
front each other i'm the ring at To-
ltdO. on July {. No better selection
than this same Bill be made. and
he is sure 10 make d capable Off
cial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
SUGGESTS PLAN
FOR WIRE RATES
Postmaster General Recon-
mendS Power Be Placed
With Interstate Body.

WASHINGTON. MAY &c. - Rec
concentrations Of the wire control
board that legislation returning the
telephone and telegraph systems OF
the country % private ownership
provide cOordinated operation OF the
various systems and fixing OF rates
by the interstate commerce commits
sion were forw arded Thursday by
Postmaster Gen. BurlesOn 10 tho
house postofnce committee.
The wire boards recommends
tons also include creation OF a tri-
Juual 10 hear all controversies be-
tween employers and employees, and
that changes in wage schedules
shall not become effective until
submitted TO the interstate COM
merce commission. so that corre-
spending chanses may be made IN
rates.
Return Not Sufficient.
Mere return OF the wires 10 their
owners Wi not solve vexatious
problems confronting the compan-
jos, Mr.. Burleson said in his letter
to Rep. Moon, Of Tennessee. rank
lug democratic member Of the com
Iuittee, transmitting the recon-
IueudatiOns.
Extraordinary costs Of operation
and maintenance fastened upon
them as d result Of war the post
raster general said, "will continue
for some time after control passes
from the government"
Has Serious responsibility.
Because OF these extraordinary
changes in the operating conditions
OF these properties the letter con-
Gnued. "a serious responsibility
rests upon the government to adopt
every means possible consistent with
sound policy 20 protect the public
and enable owners TO operate their
properties.
The members OF the board are
unanimously OF the opinion that in
order TO provide the most efficient
wire service the various service sys.
TENS should be coordinate as 70
operation. This does not require
monopoly Of ownership, but Is nee
essary so there can be a cOnsisten;
and harmonious regulatory policy
Through this means only can the
attempts at wasteful competition
and the economic loss occasioned
by applications Of plant and force
be avoided.
Should Have Tribunal.
Dealing with management prob
lens. Mr.. Burleson said that the
board was convinced that a tri-
bunal should be provided upon
" Mich the public, the emPloye, the
managerial force and capital should
be fairly represented, and before
which all parties may be heard, so
that prompt redress may be had
Just grievance"
Changes in wage scales. IS also
was suggested. should be reviewed
by the interstate commerce commits
sion in order that the rate altcra-
tions may be made simultaneously
with the effective date of the new
wage changes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
SHOULD Have Tribunal.

Or. II. u. Shields has taken over
the practice of the late Or A. r.
MessiCk, located in Room 401
Farmers Trust Bldg-Advt 16t7
The Colorado statesman., 1919-09-20
Uncle Sam Wants Purchaser for a Model Town

market to buy the department has one
public said
things The offering