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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
TO ELECT BISHOP
Episcopal Delegates 70 Meet at
Dover, January II. to Select
Kinsrnan's Successor.

The election Of successor to the va
cant h'shopric Of the Protestant Episcopal
diocese of Delaware Will he held on Janu-
AIRY IL, when convention will BE- held at
Dover
Among names Of possible candidates
that have been mentioned are these Of
Rev. r. NJ kirkus, pastor Of Trinity
Church, Dean Bell, former chaplain at
the Great lakes Training Station and
Rev Harvey Officer, 81 the Order Of the
Holy Or, SIS. of West Park, y. y
The delegates and alternatrs chosen
by the vestrymcn Of the Wilmington
parishes are IS follows Old Swcdcs holy
Trinity delegates. James II Morris
James Braden; alternatcs, John Msrden,
John r Quinn
Trinity parish, delegates, Henry B.
Thompson, George A lliott a!tcrrates,
Charles NJ Curtis. Or Charles L. Focse.
Emmanuel Church, delegates, Charles
r. Miller, Frank +. Schoonover. alter
mates, Walter J. Laird, ] Thompson
Brown.
Calvary Church delegates, Frederic
" Queripcl, ". d. Palmer: alternates,
J Walter Galloway, Robert Tadman
St Johns Church, delegates, Felix
du Pont, William G. Fisher: alternates,
Z. G Bradford, William McCorkindale
st Andrews parish. George Il. Hof-
fecker and Robert b. Rayn2r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
OTOOLE A DEMOCRAT.
Denies Report That He Had Joined Be
publican Ranks

.ioeeph T. 0@Tooit, assistant socTetsry
on the floor Of the United StsteS Senate,
denies story that sppeared N local
paper Friday TO the effect that he had
become Republican, and for thst reason
he continued IN his position when the
Republicans gained control Of the Scnstc,
Mir q .Toolc said the only basis nc knew
tor such report was that he had said 70
frieuds inst he was out Of politics.
By thst he sid he meant that he intends
to practice lsw. Ht also said that he had,
when occasion arose, c;itlCIscd scts OF the
administration, but in spite Of thIs he re-
a.aIpcd lIst as much al a Dcmoc-ot IN
theory snd practice ss the day he lett for
" a>hlngt or
He said he hsd rctslned bis position
with the senate because he had been
placed on the efficiency roll The
tenure Of Office Of government employees
so placed. be explained, Is IS long as they
coptInu. TO give efficIeDt scrvics, and ens-
ployes 50 placed neither retain their
positions because of their politics, TOR
srt they ever questioned about their
political leanIngs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
NEED BETTER EDUCATION.
Ethical Culture Lecture Quotes Figures
10 Sho~ Nslunsl Need.

II the figures quoted Ivy Professor J.
+. LichtenberCer of the niverSty Of
Pennsylvania IN MS lecture on Mental
Levels and Moral Behavior before the
Wilmington Fthlcsl >ocrtty Yesterday
afternoon are dcpcrdahe they carry
ar Important argument ID favor 81 the
bttterirg II school cord4uors hero and
lseVhere
These figures showed that more than
.wo thirds Of group q 100000 ncn
eere below the eighth school grade Z c0u-
alton. below the f'tccnth ersGe 10 Il
diligence ana Wcrc nol receiving living
sage
The point us made that the theory
that everybody Is intelligent enough To
know night from wrong docs not work IN
practise Children Who do Tot get the
night sort of mental training before they
grow up. usually rcmaln children.
sll their lives The greater part OF the
population OF penetent'arios are there
1ecause oi laca Of intelligence TO accom-
nodste themselves 10 the complex social
environment n Which they found them
selves
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
SAFETY CAMPAIGh
NOW IN FULL SWING
With Substantial Citizens Direct
ing the Work and General
Cooperation, Results
Are Shown.

One of the most gratifying features OF
the safety campaign, row being conducted
under the auspices Of the Delaware Safety
Council. says the December bulletin oil the
Chamber of Commerce, has been inc
qy.ickncss with which the co operation oil
important men has been obtained ne
variot.s committees are headed by and
composed of men Of standing, who are well
and widely known in the community, and
whose vvry presence in the work is An
earnest Of it's seriousness and ultimate ste
cess There can be no higher motive
an'mating men than the preservation OF
the lives Of their fellow citizens and the
safety move ment has made an ospeciaiy
etrong appeal because of the large number
of children who are each year sacrillced Ia
preventubIe accidents on the streets ot the
various communities IN the United state
Fvtry one should give the move me nj his
greatest co operation. Every one can help
in come manner II is patriotic IN the
hIghctt serse ard Ia attain the grfaust
success needs the aldo all
This Public Safety Committee, which Is
conducting the local campaign, is acting
under the AUSPICES and is part ol the
Delaware Safety Council Other commit
tees of the Public Safety omnittee are
Alec ct work end 1T NAV he sald that the
campaign is now in full swing. The vig-
lance committee which Is doing important
work, has tho full approval Of the police
and other municipal suthoritirs- Great
results Pre expected 10 follow it's activities,
t'p TO the present time, there has not been
second rrport on the same driver by any
viriIante ard II IL expected that one letter
will Re $, fIiciCnt Ia get tho full GO opera
tion Of most motor car owners, but IN the
event that The reports from the vlpllantes
show certain drivers to be hahltuai Of
Tenders. they will be dealt with by the
proper authorities for Il IL the detern'na-
iion of the committee to break tp rick
ess driving and the violation OF traffic
ordinances on the streets oi Wilmington
Human life must tie protected at all costs
Several important results already have
becn obtained and tho wav has hccn made
clear to achieve important and lasting
benefits along many lines a fc~ days ago
3 Maryland motorist driving through WI
minrton violated one Of tie city traffic
ordinances. He was seen hy vigilance
man of the Public Safety COMMITTEES oi the
Delaware Safety Council, hs number
noted and the commissioner of vehicles
FOR the State oi Maryland notified. The
motorist was r, prlmsnded and instructed
hy the commission to acknowledge the
rrprimand To the Delaware Safety council
hy letter,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
MYSTERY MAKES
IT IMPOSSIBLE
Imitation is Set at Defiance by
Tanlac, Famous New
Medicine.

'"ranlacr' There ia magic in its name,
which is today housche I'd word in this
community, where its fame ie ~ wide
spread as tho bright, amiling sunshine.
"Tanlac il the result cf scientific rc-
search" said the Tanlac Man. "Its in
gradients arc gathered from the remotest
parts Of the earth and compounded by
skilled chemists even Ms nlysteriously as
famous mineral waters arc formed. The
science Of man, competitive chemist skill
and acquired medical lore are act at de-
tiance in 81 far rs imitation Ia concerned.
'Tanlac has and Is now proving in
valuable in casee of stomach, liver and
kidney troubles, as well rs catarrh. As
a general tonic and stomachic for half
sick, rundown, listlcss men and women,
it builds up the system, creates a healthy
appetite, promotes digestion, vitalises
the blood, and brings back color TO the
checks and the sparkle of health to the
eyes" The genuine J. l. Gore Co. Tan
lac is now sJld here by N Il. Danforth.
and all leading drug lists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
CHAMBER Of CONN., ERCE
To HOLD YfARLyMEETInG
Annual Election of Directors and
Reports Of Officers at Hotel du
Pont, en- January 20.

The Chamber of Commerce will hold ITS
annual meeting in the club room Of the
Hotel du Pont on Thursday evening.
January 20, at O'Clock. Reports of
officers will he submitted. directors viii bc
elected TO succeed those whose terms of
office expire, and such other busIness a,
may t.c presented will bc conridercd.
Under the authorization Of the board OF
directors. President g. -. Warner, .)r.,
has named the following committee To
nominate candidates for election As
directors: s. X. Smith, William W knox,
Charles G.. k,utx. John Richardson, Jr.,
and q G. Purdy
This committee h3s selected the follow
ing candidates nine to ts elected; seven OF
whom will serve for thrcc wears, and two
for one wear. tho terms OF Office Of the
successful candidates 20 he determined by
lot
Joseph Bancroft. Thomas T. Bayard
Frederick ! Rlatx, Frederick Brady.
Henry r. Bush. Al crt Chcsncy William
Covnc, G. IngrrsoI Case, T. II. Ger
main, Harry r. Graham. Ca roll " Grf
fifth, Joseph : Hamilton, Harrison "
Howell, Henry r. lsascs. 'Clarercc G.
Killcn, John Lindsay, 'Jcsiah Marvel
Charl,s A. Patterson, Co'utland r
Pieryon. Robert II Richards, Robert =
Robinson, Frank Sheppard. George "
Sparks. Charles H. Ten Weeges Alfred II /,
Warner. Jr.. Horace i. Warrington, J.
Writ " Ills Joseph s, Wilson.
The names marked with an asterfsk m
dicate those directors whose terms are
expiring
In accordance With the hy laws hollots
must he cast IN pervon voting by proxy
not bcing permissible FN,li payment Of
dues 10 December Fl. 1919. rs necessary
qualification for voting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
FIRST SING or Ew YEAR.
Comnunit, Chorus Will Gather at High
school Tomorrow I've ming

The - sing of he " Ar..r f,r the
Whining N Community Choru, viii be
t,eld tou.orrov evening Ia tie High school
auditorium
A postal card mas b,en Sent on. over
'hs SIGNATURE oi IA, iealcr giving tins
aoflct and he following comment
The Messiah Mas vcr1 n p every
vs1 The o'ar oi Bethlehem i . hight that
must shine To every human sou
The Community Chorus e4n 1--we only
insofar - II spreads tins VISION OF hgnt
Tree 10 sd through 8 labor oi love aud
sacrl &c.
On these principles may the chorus I've
lone and grow strong among IL felioWmen.
.'Nist ing vnu al HAPPY New \ ear,
sincerely Harry Ba-nhar'
There wil b. business rnee- ng tbs
evening Al ; o clock IN ia, Higa school
- discus plans ior IA. re-; If he season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
COUNTRY HOMES ARE
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Residences of A. E. Vandegriit,
Gordon Heights. and Chas-
Hoyer, Shipley Road.

Two country residences near this city
were totally DESTROYED by tire SATURDAY
afternoon and Yesterday afternoon. ne
home of A. L. Nandegrift. Gordon Heights'
yyas r1Itted bv flames yesterday, shortly
aft.rnoo, the loss heing estimated by
Nr Vsndegrift at $4,000. On Saturday
after noon. the home of Charles Hoyrr,
a42 Shipley road, was burned 10 the
ground. while the family was shopping IN
Wilmington. The total loss TO the home
and household effects was placed At
So. 500
The fire at the Nsndegrift residence
was discovered l'v 4 son who was walking
with MIR. Vandcgrift near the bo,se. The
child noticcd smoke issuing from the
roof and called his parents attention.
4 call was sent 20 tho Brsndywine Fire
Co. Twenty fifth and Market streets.
h,,t when they arrived with their chemical
appsretus the entire roof was in flames.
In the meantime. neighbOrs sssisted the
Nand"rrift family IN removing furniture
and household effects, which were saved
with the exception of one bedroom suite.
The Rrapdvvlne hremen cmptied their
80 gallon chcnica, tank and did all IN
thsir power 10 prevent the flames from
spreading 4 stll alarm was communi-
cstrd 10 the Famc Co. in an effort to keep
II flames confined to the one home.
Thrrr heinc no water facilities IN the
x1c,rltV the fircmen were forced To stand
crard while, the homo was reduced TO
mass ~ ashes The tall grass IN the
vicinity was ablazc hut Was prevented
from setting tir, to other residences.
The Nandcgriit home was three stories
high with Is rooms situated ~ the lower
end of Fourth street. near Penny HUI.
The property is covered Is insurance
Thf hlaze a. the llCycr home was DIS
covered ~ o'clock Saturday afternoon
~ neighhors who communicated with the
BrandvVNInc Co When the company
arrived the entire home was shlaze and
little furniture could be saved The Hover
ismilv was absent when the fire etart' d
sut Mir uovrr arrived shortly aftC~ the
Brandywlne responded to the call and
assisted tho hrcmcn IN removing what
little furniture could bc saved. The lose
s partiallv covered hN insurance.
root HOUSE RURNs.
Firc which for tlmc threatened to
DESTROY tool house ~ the Street and
Sewer Dcrartmcnt on Market street. WAS
ngtinc1Iished hv the Brandvwinc Fire
Company. Saturday afternoon. Tho blaze
u sad "a have originated IN tool box and
rapidly spread 10 the framework. Three
shutters and more than 500 worth ct
'ools were consumed nv the flames
Quick work on the part Of thr RrandywInc
company was responsible for saving tho
building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Business and Professional Women.

Plans are undc- 4s .or tea to be
gwen ~ 'hc 81 mes and Professional
" omen Clut n honor 81 Miss Ethel
~oho ..cld III, tr,t .hurmau % the or
lalizauou. VIZ lespc- th,> month tor
New orr Is uak, hcr home The tc4
eIil be Dvor 4t 'ht h9m, 81 Mis- Agne- u
Downcy Next Tue-da, night Dr John y.
" 4tsou of JOHNS Hope rs who noldr the
-katr q psycaoiog. there will deliver
in3t..r If hls lecture, 70 the clIb il the
community room 81 the High School
Ihese are proving IL THE gr-atest inter-
=; 1nd vall, d 80. club members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
TRUST COMPANY RESOURCES
FOR STATE OF DELAWARE

Trust company resources in Delaware
at the close Of brsiness June 30. were in
excess Of s45, 600 600. according to Trust
Companies OF the United States. iast
published by the United States Mortgage
and Trust Company, Of New York The
total figures for the State are S47, 79l, ,696
g gain of 81 $40, l20, or about Il per cent
over last year.
The trust company resources of the
United States increased d 9early s,a 6s l9
IS considerably In excess of the total
banking strength of the country less than
20 years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
NEW RELLEFoNTE CHURCH.
{, was Dedi ated Yesterday Morning and
IL free OF Debt

The Bellefon NJ Z Church vas
dedlcatcd Yesterday morning free Of
81 debt Tne I'd o. which cost $500
p,th s mortgage Of S3,6 O. was cleared
Yesterday when member q the congre-
gauon subscribed the required smount
Dr Robert " ait district superintendent
preached the dedication sermon.
Or u att took g. M theme, Who
Gave HImasll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
CHARITY BALL.
That of Hebrew Association In Hotel
Du Pont on ] January Is.

The annual hall Of the Hebrew Charities
Association members will he held in
the ball room Of thu Hotel du Pont on
Thurdsay evening, January Is.
Charles w. Schaprin, chairman OF
tho ticket and new membership com
mittee, and j. Harry Gordon, secre-
tary, are receiving applications for NOM
bership Judge Aaron Finger is the
chairman OF the committee on arrange
ments. Elaborate preparations arc
being made tn insure the success Of the
ball
The committee arc rs follows:
Judge Aaron Finger, chairman.
Ticket Committee Chasro Schsgrin
chairman; Louis Tnpkis, Max Keil,
DR. L. X. krostool, Harry Kety and
Abe Sayer.
Floor Committee Reuben Breskman,
chairman; Isadore Rees, DR.. b r.
Yarousky, DIR. Joseph Barsky, Leo
Keil. Sydney Chsgrin and Harvey
Faber.
Music and Program Committee -
Nathan p. Reisman, chairman. Or.
r ID. GIuckman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Printers TO Celebrate Anniversary.

Wilmington Typographical Union yes
terday afternoon elected officers. The
union decided to celebrate It's thIrty-nlnth
anniversary with banquet on Saturday
night February a. The following oil GERS
were elected President, Charles P. Saylor;
vice-prcsident Ritter Hopes; secretary
treasurer Oscar c. Davis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
rvra GoEs annnsn.

William Eves, 9d, Of 2302 Monroe
street, this city sailed Saturday from
New York for Plymouth, England From
there he goes TO London, Paris, through
France and Sweden and on to berlin
There he will take up the Hoover work Of
Child Relief in the East md expects TO
remain IN Berlin until next September,
" hen he will return he re-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
LEGION HEAD
HERE THIS EVENING

Franklin D'Olior, National Commander
of the American Legion. the organization
Of cx-service men. will visit Delaware
Post No this evening II Is the largest
individual post in the country, in point Of
membership, and IL is one of the irst tn he
honored by visit from tho official head
of the Legion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Esports Nhca, end FIour.

Exports u wheat and four, July !. 10
Deocmler p ano 'ntod u 1902. 900
bushels d wheat and :. - 900 arrck 81
do making = total equal to ll4 $50. 900
fhcla of L, al. compared with 100
GA .0b0 tr-hel- q wheat and . 39l 900
9afrrls al fDCr last lsar ID Tee mEer ~.
ID, - dass - ! inLs.- ~ lng pruratcd
from th. monthly tntal making 4 fp...I
oe14 " III. 90, 600 hI- nslr of wheat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Domestic Science Talk.

The Current Events Glass of the New
Century Club will meet tomorrow morn
ing. Current events will be gwen by Mrs.
Frederick Brlnghurst. Miss Elizabeth
Mcdaniel. domestic science instructor
81 the Wilmington High School, Will
describe her work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Drams League In Eiert.

The Wilmington Drama League viii
meet at the New Century Club tonight
for the purpose of electing officers,
Members Of the Greenroorn Club and
Wilmington Dramatic Club, arc expected
20 cooperate with the Drama League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Hanrs On +" America Abroad. "

John Kendrick rangs will lecture
on America Abroad IN the High
School auditorium at O'Clock thus
evening. The lecture viii be gwen
under the auspices of the Primary
Teachers Association
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
When the Alarm Sounds.

Every man instinctively thinks II his
7u-n property frs " he y amply secured
against possible loss he ls naturally less
Concerned than If he carried little or no
INSURANCE Ii YOU want fnurc protection
consult c. r. PIcrson 4 Co. Odd Fellows
building ~ Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
}umStead' 'SWOrmSvruD

ITO children angel of mercy where
worms arc pr9ssnt nnd directions followed.
1T NEYER FAILS. One hntrie DESTROYED I32
yv0rm ms. Stooa the 4fsf for siytv years Sold
~vcFFv hrTs or hv mail. goc bottle
Pee. 9. 4. y'e1-f--- ~ ~ pitt FsF-hf7
> y D8rforth rro-d 4 Market 7fre~tq
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Take this good old family medicine
For scrofuis. Cstarrh, Rheuu atisns,
Kidney Complaint, DYSPEPSIA.

Having nuparintive merit ~ has
given entire eafiafaction to three
generations Fine purifier and tonic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
BOOKS BOUGHT

kntire Libraries or small collections
of + 0oks PURCHASED FOR CASH
ais made anywhere Prompt ~.
moval NJ nur expense.
r. o. Box sA Wilmington Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

wrembly room IN tho r. r. Y. b,nldfny
hB afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
AnnuaJ Meeting r. r.. n. Women.

Reports will be presentcd sf TIE annual
meeting of the Ienntyis anin Eaihf sd
Wonan's Relief dIyTion, No. z, IN 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

You try an Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

II You are unable TO really enjoy
the society of others because of The
fear that that wretched skin eruption
ON your shoulder will begir. 20 itch.
or that your SCAT rill slip and ex-
pose the dishguring rash you had
tried 50 hard to conceal. try RcsinoI
Ointment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

There il no need of enduring y1ch
discomfort when Resinol Ointment
usually relieves itching promptly
and maEes the skinclcdrdnd healthy
again. Whcn aided by Rcsinol
Soap Il is even more effective.
PESfNOL SHAVING STICK ,,ras -
prevent irritation an Realevf ssV sk~ Re.f-s1
treaarff
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-23
Ell doctor zayaS
Serd eIeCtO Pre-
Sidente de Cuba
(DESDE LA HABANA)

GHabra algo mas elocuente que los
nun,3ros, y no los n1meros inventados
por ell partidarismo apasionado, sino las
cifras oiciales de los organismos acep-
tados per ambos partidos?
GHabra algo mas decisive que una SUI
ma total, hecha no en- Prado Trocade
ro, nj en- Ell bufete del doctor Zayas, sino
en- el mas alto tribunal electoral de la
RepIblica?
va toda la nacion conoce esos datos,
mas convincentes que todos los discur-
$3.50 que Sc puedan pronunciar durante
la campafia. Ell pueblo, antes del prime
ro de noviembre, ha fallado va. Las
masas han emitido su veredicto. Des-
pues de este, solo la violencia o ell frau
de pueden contrariar la voluntad del So
berano. -.
Basta va de exordio. He aqui los MI
meros irrefragables definitivos:
Pinar del Rio Diferencia favor de
la Liga: 1864.
Habana. Diferencia favor de los
conservadcres: 1854.
Matanzas Mayoria conservadora: 6,745.
Las Villas, tabernaculo del miguelis
mo, patria de Tiburon: no obstante todo
ESQ, la Liga queda por encima ALI con
1884
Camaguey. Diferencia a favor de los
Conservatives: 1923.
Y, por fin, Oriente, que con Pinar del
Rio van la cabeza en- 10 que a mar
gen Sc refere, favorecera a los conser-
vadores con una ventaja de 1887.
Sumando esos totales provinciales y
comprobando la adicion para mas Sc
guridad, segun recomienda la aritmeti-
ca, vemos que la inscription conservado-
"a supera a la adversaria en- la cifra
respectable de 5O,777....
iEstamos en- 10 cierto, pues, 81 afr
mamos que ell doctor zayas sera Presi-
dente de la Republica?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-23
Edison ha empeza-
do a COmuniCaTSe
con los eSpirituS
FLAMNIARIoN ELOGIA Ell
PoRTENToSo DESCUBRIMIENTC

Los periodicos americanos consagran
las columnas de sus editoriales e infor-
maciones para estndiar comentar ell
illtimo invento del mago Edison, cuyo
invento consiste en- un maravilloso ms
trumento que comunica ell mundo de los
vivos con ell mundo espiritual
Conforme a los esperimentos reah-
zados hasta ahora por Ell propio MI.
Edison, puede asegurarse que ell nue.
vo instrunento visne a reemplazar las
sesiones secretas del espiritismo las
facultades mediunimicas de varios en-
tusiastas propagadores Sde esta miste-
riosa ciencia.
Ell notable y conocido medico Rus
sci H. Conwell, fundador y director de
Ia Universidad de Temple, cree que ell
invento de Edison Sc comunicara con
los espiritus, y agrega que ell TELEGRAPH
sin hilos es, su juicio, ell primer paso
para conseguir la communication con ell
mundo de los muertos.
FL famoso astronomo Flammarion ha
dicho 10 siguiente con respecto del
abracadabrante descubrimiento Edison
'Positivan,snte-agrega Ell insigne
hombre de ciencia-el alma existe des-
pu6s de La muerte. Tened presente que
20 no pretendo probar que ell alma es
immortal, pero nuestra personalidad per
.siste v Sc mantiene despues de la des-
composition del organo. Estos sen he
chos precisos que han recibido prue-
bas sineeras incuestionables. Lame
Sc este manifestaciones de los espi-
ritus 10 que sea, pero 10 cierto es que
son indicaciones inequivocas de que ell
alma existe y no desaparece con la
material
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-23
IMPoRTANTE REUNION PARA
TRATAR Ell AsUNTo
DE LA HUELGA

LoNDREs, octubre 22.-La Union
Nacional de Empleados de los Ferro-
carriles, los jefes de la Association de
obreros de Transportes y ell Comite Par
lamentario de las Uniones de Conner
clio han verifcado hoy una important
sima reunion con ell fin de discutir la
question dc la huelga de mineros.
Tambien Sc ha celebrado una con
ferencia de la Union Nacional de los
Empleados de los Ferrocarriles la
cual Sc les atribuye extraordinaria i'm
portancia, pues Sc trat6 sobre la de-
claraci6n de una huelga titulo de so
lidaridad con los mineros.
FL primer Ministro, Lloyd George,
ha declarado friamente que el esta dis
puesto a entablar negociaciones; pc
TO que necesita primero conocer los mo
tivos que han tenido los obreros para
asumir esa actitud violenta, mediante
Ia cual ha ,quedado paralizada la vida
activa del pais.