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TAKE \ LOOK At THESE De
SIRABBE HOUSES NEAR 14TH
ST. EXTENDED. SArL'S ADDl-
TION AND NEARBY PROPER
TIES.

Montague ST near 1tth--Nery attractive:
cellar, hot ot-wBter hcst and electricity; BOX
1873: 1j-foot alley: garage; $4,000.
Decatur st.--A detached house rooms; :;
cellar: hot-watcr heat and electricity: ga
rage; lot i5Nso; go-foot alley fruit trees.
etc: $4,000.
pelaheld st--A Groom dwelling; .
.torics aud attic; cellar; metal garage; /;
porchos; hot-wator heat aud electric
lights: lot aoxso; alloy: $4,000.
Emerson st.--DctaChcd, rooms: hot
water heat and electric lights: sleeping
porchcs. lot 5oxs9; alley; si2,15o,
Emerson st. 10 roms and baths; hot
water heat and electric lights garage
double rear porch lot ioNs5: Sl&,5No
jefferson st.--s rooms. hot-watcr heat
electricity; lot inKlio; Sl2,7jO.
EcnnAly st y rooms; colonial front :
hot water heat and electric lights; $40. 500
longfcllow Et.--A detached house; 10
roomP; hot water heat: garage to hold
two cars lot GOxiio: $500.
Montague 81. . rooms and . baths.
garage; lot 5oX1S3 to alley; $4,000
shepherd ST rooms; garage; hot
water heat; porchcs; frontage Of 33
feet: to.750.
Varnum st-A thrcc. story residence: .
rooms: sleeping porrhcs' hot.watcr heat:
slatc roof; lot i0Nti5; $4,000.
Webster st.-A now brick dwelling; hot
water heat and electric lights lot 2oSii5;
Sll,50O,
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SUBURBAN, $4,000.

Beautiful little home completely
detached on large lot located in
Hyattsville: electric lights, porches
hardwood floors aud trim: six very
well arranged rooms and modern tiled
bath: many shade trees; large lawn
immediate possession This is a bar
gain.
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CoI EDMUND q. BUCkNER.

Col. Edmund G.. Bucliner. vice presi-
dent of one of the du Pont companies
of Wilmington. Del, died last night at
Hot Springs. Va. where he had been
taking a rest cure since July l.. no
collapsed suddenly while at dinner
with his wife.
Colonel Buckner was well known
in Washington and was frequent
visitor in this city. Funeral ar
vangements have not been completed.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE
SHANNON & LUCHS.

SHANNON & LUCHS
7I3 lAth St. NJ w. Main 2s45
BUY BEFORE FALL
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JAPANESE-RED PEACE
PACT SIGNED IN SIBERIA

LONDON. Aug. 5.-An armistice has
been concluded between the Russian
Bolshevik and japanese armies in ST.
IBERIA, the war office announced tOday.
1t was signed at Chita.
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Dahlgren Terrace.
$3.50.

Five rooms and bath. hot-water
heat electric lights: cement front
porch: deep lot; well-kept grounds:
coal In cellar at cost. vacant and
ready for immediate occupancy;
liberal terms can be arranged
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PROF. STEVENS.
MASTER MIND OF PsYCHICs.

Clairvoyant and Palmist.
Advice on all affairs OF life. including
business and speculation. II anairs OF the
heart emotions OF love interest you, he
gives exact and truthful revelations, settles
lovers Quarrels enables you to win the es-
TEEN and affection of any one you desire.
causes speedy and happy marriages, tells II
the one you love is true. also date OF mar
riage. Restores lost affection. peace and
confidence to lovers and discordant fami-
Hes. All invited.
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MADAME I,ENORE.

GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM
Gives true advice business, love.
health and family affairs. tells the full
name OF the one you will marry. the day
and month. Come and be convinced what
a natural born clairvoysnt can do Special
readings for a short time. 81.
72l ELEVENTH ST. n. w.
Near Palaia ROYAL Store.D
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$13,5O0
15-room house on Maryland avenue. This
is a beautiful large corner property; hot
water heat, electric lights. gas: keeping
roomers should pay for it immediate pos
session.
$4,000
5-room bungalow; hot-water heat cleo
tric lights, gas and good condition; large
New 7-room bungalow in a good y. +.
lccation modern heating plant. electric
lights, gas, large corner lot; II you want
something that is beautiful home see
this one before you buy; ready to move
into. $1,000 cash.
broom new bungalow; good location in
Virginia: one car fare; modern heating
plant: electric lights and immediate pos
session; $500 cash; balance same as rent;
large lot.
$500
7-room house. modern heating system,
electric lights, large lot. electric lights,
bright and new, large lot, one car fare,
good location in Virginia. Immediate pos
session.
$4,000
Groom house near 14th st. y. w: hot
water heat: electric lights; gas: colonial
porches; wash tubs in cellar: servants
toilet; modern in every respect and extra
long lot.
Let my statesmen show you
the New Homes in the n. W.
that can sell you on 81 900 and
$500 cash payment, balance =
same as rent. All kinds Of
homes for sale for all kinds of
people.
J. D. GARMAN,
District Nat. Bank Bldg.
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9TH ST n. u. NEAR Il.
Two. story brick, { rooms. bath. furnace
neat, $500; terms immediate possession.
EYE ST y. T..
Two-story brick. 8 rooms and bath H.
w. H.; double brick garage. $1,000, terms
immediate posse ssion
COLUMBIA ROAD, NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
Two-story brick rooms and bath.
colonial porch, $1,000; $500 cash, immcdi-
ate possession.
HOME REALTY 60.
500 North Capitol ct Main 26Go.
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BUY BEFORE FALL
Saul's Addition.
Sl3, 900.
Main 2345

A homo that stands out In
neighborhood Of real homes cor
ner, detached house, containing Z
rooms aud bath aud equipped with
all Of the mOdernitieA
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HOUSES FOR SALE
$4,000.

$4,000.
5-roorn bungalow modern heating plant,
electricity. gas large fireplace with large
hue; entire property In almost perfect
condition; large lot. with new garage,
lighted with eis.treity; garden. chick
ems and other items goes Win the prop
erty. Owner wishing to leave for the
West, and II you wish 70 pay all cash
above the trust you can get a bargain.
Fine N. u. location. Just within one
block OF carr. Wishes 10 sell for all
cash. but will take 1900 cash.
$4,000.
5-room bungalow; furnace heat; In nne
condition; the entire property only wv
cash payment.
$1,000.
b-room house near You street n. W.:
furnace heat. $500 cash payment; large
bach yard TO a vide paved alley; very
large lot.
j. ID. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg. 4.
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PROF. ARTHAN,

Noted Spiritualist Medium, gives special
message seance this evening at o'clock in
Society Hail. 509 G st. y. w: he will
answer questions: none too difficult: pri-
vate readings daily on all affairs: best ad-
wiser: gives fuE names. dates. facts. Studios
in the hall. See him. you will make no
mi ista
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NINE. PARKER

Gifted Clairyoyant and Medium. This
gifted lady can tell you anything you wish
to know or fnd out in business, health or
affairs. When and whom you will
marry. What part OF the country is best
for you What to do to be successful in
life. Removes evil influences. Tells how
to win and hold the one OF your choice.
Satisfaction or no ChaIges. Readings, 81.
1911 r st. y. w, bet. 18th and 18th.
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RESORTS
NOTICE.
WtLCOTTS HOTEL,
(olOUjat Reach. VA.

=. W. wALCoTT, Prop.
J. w. HURLEY, Jr, Mgr,
Finest hotel on the Beach. Best OF
rooms and meals Electric lights and
modern improvements. Write now for rates
nd reservations.
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Spirluunlism

MRS. COATES, 1904 Kilbourne pI. n. W.
Lectures and seance every Friday, $3.50
o. m Admission soc. Appointments by
phone. Col G227.
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Mount Pleasant.
$l2,50O.
7I3 lAth st. N. w.

unusually attractive home In
a me Residential section. lot lTO
feet deep; 10 rooms and bath; hot
water heat; electricity and gss.
This house has been recently re-
decorated and is In thorough repair
IN every way; immediate posses
sion.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

CLAIRVOlANT, CRYSTAL GAZER. AND
CARD READER.
Have you business and domestic troublesf 7
II SO see Madame D'Ashman and she will
help you out Of your difficulties as she has
sdvised hundreds OF others. This gifted
lady will tell your fortune love. mar
riage. divorce. changes. reunites the sep
arated. helps you to win back lost love
happiness and business
SPECIAL READING, 800.
1901 G. Street N. W.
Opposiie Drnon's Music SIore. 18th & q.
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CAPITOL HILL.
$4,000.

A three story brick house having eleven
rooms two large bath rooms, hot water
heat This house can be sold on terms OF
81 500 cash. and s75 per month to cover
principal and interest. Immediate pos
session will be given.
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SPECIAL READINGS, $1.00.
NINE Waste

There is way to overcome all difficui.
ties, trouble and anxiety. A correct and
truthful reading of your life by the science
Of phrenoloyy will show you how you can
be happy No questions asked. The head
a nd face are as open book by which all
q fairs OF life can be read Don't be fall
ure. Come today. Advice on all subjects
Gifted PhrenoIogst and Business Adviser
located s25 l4th ST. n. w.
II ours m 10 9 ID
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COTTAGES FOR RENT.

FURNISHED cottage, = rooms and kitch-
enette. on bay front. at South Chesa-
rcake Beach. Address +. r. COOPER.
South Chesapeake Beach, Md, phone
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Chevy Chase.
$ll,250.

Vacant Delightful modern brick
home at "A hne elevation. contains
7 rooms. bath and extra lavatory,
all In perfect condition; front and
double rear porches. hardwood foor
and trim; space for garage. There
are 8 tons Of coal included at this
pCicc.
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Mount Pleasant.
$l0,500.

A newly pspered and painted 10
room and bath brick house charm
Ingly located: hot water heat: elec-
tricity: screened throughout i'm
mediate possession; one OF the most
choice OF our offerings
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PROPERTY WANTED

DWELLING. to rooms. GgG"ge,own:
give full details hrat letter including To-
cation. price. terms, date possession. j. B.
WHITE. 1904 Mass. ave. y. l..
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CLAIRyoyANTs
Licensed by the District Of COiun,bia
MADAME sELIA.

EGYPTIAN PALNisr AND MEDIUM.
and future lie. gisinG true advice YOU can
depend on In Dusinsss and fsmib ansirs'
OF your future husband or wife and how
70 win the ons you love. makes W lovers
separated and makes h.ppinos. between
Msn and wife; tells what business and
what what part Of the world most luekisst 20
yoe and how to gain success In anything
you tlks In hand. II you are having bad
luck or trouble consult Madame selia, she
can hsIp; her advice removes all troublesL
rhons Franklin zS7s-J. ReAdinss 81.
osiH ana sunday. Between HLand sta
al SEVENTH ST N IVY
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DANCING

GLOVER, 6lS 22nd: priv. lessons any time
75c; class Tuesdays and Fridays. W. 1l"s
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Columbia Heights.
$1,000.

on Park road; modern construc'
tion; 8 rooms and bath hot-water
heat: gas; colonial front porch;
hardwood trim. screens; space Tor
garage. alley newly decorated.
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1405 Eye Street.
BOSS e. PHELPS.
Main 4340. 14O6 H st. n. w.
PETWORTH.
S7.350.

PETWORTH.
1880.
House occupied by owner who has kept
the property in hne shape. Two-story Col
onial house. having six rooms and bath.
also electric light and hot water heat: {:
front and rear porches: and fine back
yard with grape arbor and space for a
garage.
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BLOOMINGDALE.
$3.50.
Possession will be given Of this decided
bargain. This home has six rooms and
bath electric lights, two-story rear
porchcs, deep lot having fruit trees, and
has also a garage. Convenient terms Of
sale.
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MARTHA SPENCER,

oNE 0E THE WORLDS MOST DIs1lN-
oulsHED PSYCHIC MEDIUMS
AND LIFE READERS.
THIS LADYs REPUTATION is WORLD
WIDE. AND HER ADVICE OF THE
QUESTION WILL TELL THE object OF
your call. NAMES OF FRIENDS AND
RELATIVES. will advise you on all busi-
vorce and how TO become reunited TO nus
band, wife or friend. There is no heart
ache or sorrow 80 great Mime. Spencer can
between the right and wrong courses OF
action.
1T WILL PAY THE skEPTIC OR
DOUBTFUL TO CONSULT THIS GIFTED
LADY. WHOSE " YEARS SUCCESSFUL
PRACTICE IN WASHINGTON is A SUP
flCIENT GUARANTEE or HER EFFI-
CHENEY AND ABILITY.
HOURS. 10 A. NJ. TO r. NJ.
STUDIO 42A lAfh ST N w
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Woodley Park.
$ll,500.

a big 3.story. Groom brick dwell
ing win hot-water heat. electricity
and gas; hardwood floors, front
and rear porches. sc. one-car ga
rage In rear. Must have 81, 500 cash
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MADAM ALLEN

CLAIRvoYANT AND PALMIsT.
Guarantees TO read yoIr entire life-past.
present and future; gives true advice on
business. love. health and family snairs
Special readings. 81. Between sth and 9TH.
sl2 ST. ". W. DAILY AND SUNDAY
MADAME ZELLA,
English Gypsy clairvoyant and pal almist. re-
moves the yeil Of doubt In your mind. Call
n M he IIh sI A. ~.
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PARK VIEW.
H3.S50.

Brick house having six rooms and bath
with paved alley in rear Of lot. Room for
garage The house IL vacant and con
yenient terms of sale will be made.
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MADAME ZELLA
MADAM ZARA,

CLAIRVOYANT CARD READER.
Tells you anything ydp wish TO know.
answers questions on all affairs. Zee 81.
XII NOrih CApItoI II.
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PETWORTH

SIX room and bath: semi-detsched
brick house having hot-water heat:
electric lights: sleeping porch: col.
onlal front porch: large yard with
room Tor garage. hardwood floors
throughout; laundry trays in cellar:
TINS is fine house and a yery exCep-
tonal buy. Price $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
WTLLsPLACE M'ADOO'S
NAME BEFORE ECOSYENTIO \.

Kansas City, No, June % Burns A.
Jenkins. clergyman and newspaper pub
Usher issued a statement today that the
name Of Wm Gibbs NcAdoo would be
placed n nomination before the Demo
cratic convention IN san Francisco, with
or without his consent
Or jenkins had heen selected 70 make
the speech before Mir. McAdoo issued a
statement declining 20 allow his name TO
be placed before he convention
Whether | nominate Nh NcAdoo
or whether someone else does DIR
Jenkins SAID today, this much Is certain
his name VIII be placed in nomination
~ san Francisco
DR. Jenkins said he had been informed
by Thomas b Love. Democratic National
Committeeman from Texas, who vester-
day travelled across Kansas with the Ala
bama delegation 70 the national conven-
ton. that eighteen out Of the twenty
four members Of the delegation insisted
that the name of the former secretary Of
the treasury should be laid before the
convention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
GERMAN PREPARATION
REFERRED To EXPERTS
Allied Supreme Council Adjourns
to Meet HI Brussels
July D.
BY AssocIated rress 10 Every Eyonlns


Boulogne, June 22-.fhe supreme
council Of the allies. after holding n three
hour session today. adjourned to meet at
Brussels on July -
The problem OF the German reparations
was referred to experts. who will meet IN
Paris aud endeavor to coneihate the
conflicting viewpoints among the allies
regarding the division Of the sums Ger
many Is TO pay, and the amount
The Turkish question Is considered to
have been settled by the council approval
Of military action against the Turkish
nationaIist5 ~ planned by Marshal Foeh
and Field Marshal Wilson. and by the
decision that the Turks must reply to the
peace terms by the time set, June 26
Itwas agreed pending further eonsidera-
ton that the economic negotiations be
tween the French and British delegates
and the Soviet representatives, shall
continue without employing IN any sense
recognition of the Soviet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
QUAKE DESTROYS
MANY BUILDINGS
Town Near Los Angeles Badly
Damaged One Death
Attributed IT, Shock
nv Associated rrosa - rvetv evening

nv Aseoriafei rrnsa - Tvrtv Evening
Tos Angeles. lnne - \ Rnrvev today
of the damage dome hv m earthquake last
night Indicated that ingewood. ton mules
southwest ol here had suffered severely
Twcnfv-ono huainraa buildings wern
icetrovcd fhoio. he town was deprived
of light aud gas md aeoren # dwellings
were seriously damaged
Many plate glass windows IN Los
Angeles were, shattered. several buildings
were otherwise damaged and persons wore
-tfucl, hy bricks shaken from chimneyH
san Pedro Long lleach. Sanin Monica
and Ncnicc reported MINOR damage The
death If Mrs VIM Shippy oi Los Angeles
nj Venice, was attributed tn the earth
quake She jumped from an automobile
aftcr tho trcmor and fell dead from heart
disease
Tho shock which caused tho damage
was followed hv three shglter fremers
The front walls Of the InRlcwood hotel.
A theatre. an undertaking establishment,
n real estate office, three grocery stores,
two meat markets, two garages pool
room. drugstore. furniture store and
other downtown buildings collapsed
The stecplc of the Episcopal church
topplcd into the street and the buildings
occupied BY tho Citizens Savings Bank
and thr First National Bank of lnglcwood.
virtually were destroyed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
STRIKE LEADERS
PLAN FOR GENERAL
WALKOUT FRIDAY
Unless Railroad Board Hands
Down Decision Satisfactory
10 Them
CLAIMS ARE CONFLICTING
lv AsaocIsled g. b 80 FvsnIna

ny Associated Press ~ gvery FvsDing
Philadelphia June II Railroads sud
striking ynrdmen to-day made c6rfr
dictory claims ne ~ tho number ~ men
ont and the effect ~ the strike on fJeigh'
Strike leaders declared that 4.Ofl0 E1tH
on he Penuaylvania he Reading and 'f'
Baltimore Il Ohio were ldle. and 'hat
freight tralIc. especially 10 the Penn
vania ard Roai,pg yards. virtually
~ a atandstill Fulharaoaq on All rxrel'
perishablo freiph' and coal fer rfihl
utilities were m effect ~ al three rcad
The Iennsyivania aud the Baltimore
OHIO rirclared All 'her yards rera opera'
nag nearly 100 per GEN. normal
The Ponn fIvaua Yesterday said iai
employee 9ora ott t.f fhat fhera vrr ~.
freight cpuFo 'iou r Hz ysFdz ih~
Reading claimed onlg four hundred ner
haI quit shfla fhe Baltimore & Ot ~.
reported nrglglhr number nI'
>ryrrsi nearby 'e,rus .rnoried
-inns ~ IT'D raukz pf tto strikers tr,l-
including zcFrfll hundred f ehf hpud'rrz
a. <orretovu ~'uEr ra-irr lec'err1
general aaltar trud result ~ trda
unless he railroad ittnr toa-d hardr
down sat-fartor. decision Vrr
Irar" state rnrdtntnr said ne r.rI
offer ta mediate tharrerr fsvarsFlr
ppportnnf's apprarj Governor @rrr
planned '0 discuss 'Ic traEr irda- iH
nF cialz of ttr ~tHto department ~ iator
thr railroad strike aurprrr'lr
hoen checked n t1e ~itg eifhoggh t-f-r
leaders hg wr'krr,' wri ~o-ur
lrja~ According to railroad cH o.aI-
Some nf iha strikers returned ~ rofr
posts '4dqr aud hero rae ght
rrovnmnnt y the movement ~ fin, yht
Governor ~proul tnJav dtecuasrd ta~
situation wth of'riaIq of NJ psrra-
vania department NJ labor WIN nrr Held
irving ~ settle the strike through rrrd.a
tinn II was reported ne govrrnnr -or-
templates sending request ~ the riterl
states Railroad Labor board ~ Washing
ton asking that . decision - reached bt
once on the demands ~ railroad rnpIovr7
for Increased Pqpne
rotr CARS krrrurr ,Tt~g
Large numbers If loaded coai cars 4-r
accunuiattng sn the anthracite rrviar
Coal dealers sav coal held m now be~atsa
~ lark If shipping facilities cannot tr
replaced as the market is millions ~ irrr
behind Industrial plants wil ferl -hn
effect at onca while hnusaholderE using
hard coal viii suffer from lark - II newt
winter hev sav
Merchants IN Pennsylvania cltlrs affect
nd Nv he freight embargo ars pressing
motor trirks into snrs III Lancaster
2 great produce ronfer has opened ? lnr
70 Philadelphia and \ew York Cn!v
foodstuffs are beng thus transported
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
ASH FOR TINSMAN.
Request That He BE Made Rural Police
man in Richardson Park Section.

Julian G. Walker presented TO the Levy
Court today 3 communication requesting
that William Tlnsman he appointed rural
police officer for Richardson Park Glyn-
rick. Ashley, Bellemoor, Elmhurst and
vicinity.
The petitioners appear not TO be salts
fed with the work Of the present rural
policeman George Wilmington They
ask that he be transferred TO the office Of
automobile detective, and that Constable
Tinsman be put IN his place rs rural police
man.
As to Constable Tinsmans qualitica-
tious. the petition points out that he
served as rural policeman in their COM
munity before Mr.. Warrington = appoint
ment, and praises his work IN that capacity
"He was always on the job, every night, Z
the petition states and his services were
always worth much more than the salary
received by him"
III conclusion the petitioners disclaim
any political motives or connections m
their act I'VE have no friends TO reward
and no enemies 10 punish, they affirm,
"in political or personal sense. 1t is
purely a matter of public interest with Us
and police protection They claim that
their petition represents the unanimous
consensus Of opinion OF the people Of this
community"
The communication contained many sig
natures.
Mrs Samuel Townsend, president, and
Mrs George Stewart, vice-president Of
the Richardson Park Women's Civics
Association, appeared before the court
and requested favorable action on the
petition.
The court referred the communication
TO the committee of the whole
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
SPREADS TO new JERSEY,

Eew York. June 22--Although the
new railroad strike mas spread ~ fhr
southern section III New Jersey, - Svra-
cuse, N. i md New Haven. Conn
most railroad managers here declared
TODAY that thev did not believe the move
ment would affect New FORK City % anv
great extent
Edward Armstrong, chairman ~ the
Eastern Rauwavmen ; Association. pre-
dlcted, however that the strike eventual. *
would reach this city tie said a meeting
of the association wouid be held tomorrow
n jersey CITY to consider plans for meet
ug he Wai6out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
6, B, MILLER TO UMPIRE
CARPENTERS DISPUTE
Appointed Seventh Member and
Chairman of Arbitration Board
Which Will Meet Friday.

George II. Miller, president of the
State Board of Education, has been
chosen umpire in the dispute between the
lournevmeu carpenters and master
builders At meeting of the six original
members of the board of arbitration, yes
trrdav afternoon, IN the office of the
service Citizens of Delaware, Mr. Miller
was chosen as the seventh member and
subsequently, was elected chairman of
the board. The othor six members arc
Philip Burnct, Ezekiel Cooper. John ).
Hamilton. John T. Niclds. David Sncllen-
burg and pr Albert Robin.
Following organization tho board di-
rectcd the sending OF letters to both sides
announcing meeting at the same placc
ncNt Friday afternoon at q clock In
this letter each side is requested to prepare
its case in writing and submit Il To tho
board prior to Fridays meeting or NJ
Fridays meeting. for consideration az
that tune
Some time ago the carpenters made n
demand for 81 - an hour The employers
granted 81 an hour, and it was mutually
agreed that n board of arbitration should
be appointed to- decide whether or not
they were entitled to additional com
peusation. II SO what amount This plan
has made il possible for the men 20 con
tinue ut work and has avoided strike
Upon receipt of the arbitration board IS
letter the master builders began ~ arrange
Tor meeting tomorrow night, to map. ont
their case. hat il has hcen learned that 1t
will not he possible TO Get a meeting Of tho
master builders until ncxt Monday night
Therefore, II Will hc impossible for the
master builders to prepare their case in
time for tho hnard's $ meeting on Friday
afternoon which means that final die
position of the matter must necessarily be
postponed A Mr. Miller was out Of town
today. the prospects could not bc learned