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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
HELP INSTEAD OF PENALTY.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel Jan I5.-Peter +. Bowers and
James j Dolan, wearing uniforms Of the
United States navy. were arrested at
Delmar. Tuesday night BY G. NJ Powell,
railroad detective, charged with beating
their way from Cape Charles to DelInar
by riding the blind baggage
They were brought here and gwen a
hearing before Magistrate Arthur J.
Hearne They showed papers giving
them leave for Is hours and claimed that
they were unable 10 get their money Id
Norfolk owing 10 the absence of the
paymastcr They were anxious to get
70 New NorI 70 see their parents who
they mad not seen for more than one wear.
They took chances OF making the trip and
getting bach = heir ship
He4rne dismissed the young men and he
and Elijah L. Woottcn cashier % 4 local
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15

TRUST COMPANY ELECTION.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. Jan Is Directors Of the
Farmers Trust Co. were elected at meet
ing held Tuesday as follows Alfred a.
Curtis. Fbcn i Frazer, Daniel Thomp-
son. Samuel NJ Donnell Charles Il Evans,
Ernest Frazer \ NJ Motherall. Harry
Hayward. Frank Collins Il V Whiteman,
". :. Kennedy, " ID Wollaston and
DR.. Walter + Cann The last two arc
new directors, the others being reelected.
The board organized bv clccting Mr
Curtis president Mr. Frazer. vice-presi-
dent. Mr. Thompson secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
NEWS OF LAUREL

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan. 15.-Curtis f. Davis, who
has been confined to his home on Sixth
street by illness, IS much improved and
is able to bc out again
James G. Emory. who was ilcapacitat-
ed for about three weeks by a carbuncle
on his hand, has about recovered
Mrs Howard II Dickerson Is confined
to her home on West street by a severe
attack of plcurisy
Captain and Mrs, ", John Quillen have
closed their home in Bethel for the winter
and arc stopping at Laurc. House Hotel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
TEACHERS ORGANIZING.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, Jan Is Final organization
Of local branch Of the State Teachers
Association Will be effected al meeting
70 DC held this afternoon
At the FIRST meeting. several days ago.
Miss Agnes Snyder was chairman and
Miss Madeline Raby secretary The fol-
lowing committee named at that time
will report tins afternoon
m--Superintcndcnt Phneas Nor
ris, Miss Harriet Wilson and Miss Anna
GAllahcr
Membership Miss Katherine Hciser,
Miss Sara Brown and Miss Mary Hotieck
er
Constitution and Bylaws Miss Mary
Hoey, Miss Niadgc Richards and Miss
Mary Houston
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
speasi Correspondence OF Every Evening

spa1al Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford Ian. Miss Corinnc War
ren was hostess, last night al q party st
her home on Poplsr street The evening
was spent IN games, music and cards and
q collation. was served.
Those present were: Misses Marion,
Laura and Mary Galloway, Ethel Donoho,
Msrion Robinson, Mrs g. " Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Barnes, Howard
Turpin and Mayor Joseph H. Cox, Sea
ford; Mrs. Blake of Chicago; Fred Mason
OF Staten Island \. u. and 4. Faille of
Try 4 Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
BOYS HALTED IN AUTO THEFT

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Jan Magistrate j. ".
Lovett Yesterday committed Morris Wron-
ker and Jesse Ncnncr, each aged II
years, to the Ferris Industrial School
The two BOYS who said they We're from
Camden, \. L.. wer arrested, Tuesday
night. by Officer Apslev III the act Of driv-
ing off the automobile Of Alfred stroud
Of near Newark They said they were
on their way to Baltimore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
CHURCH IMPROVEMENT FUND.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. Jan 15-Rev p A. Brennan,
pastor Of St Johns r. @ Church has IN
auglrated campaign for an improve
ment fund OF $1,000 rather brennan
started The fund with SlO0 sub>crip-
ton and Sc hours after II was started,
on Sunday, q greater part of II was raised.
The money will be used TO improve the
ceUetery. 10 install pipe organ and I'M
prove the exterior o. building and grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING A RUMPUS
SIoan's Liniment, Kept Handy,
Takes the Fight Out of
Them.

Sio-hing around IN he wei aHi then
rhe dreaded rheumatic tWinge' But not
for long when Sloan | iniinent IS kept
handy
Pains. strains. spraHs how soon tins
old family friend penetrates without rab-
hing am icip4 drive en- aWaf md hoW
cleauk too ao MUS. fai bother M
stained skin OF eiogeed pore Muscle
Timber up. llmbago zelatiea. feuralgls
are promptly relieved Keep 5 bottle
handy all the tune tiet ore TODAY If
you We run out of Sloan llnlmenf
tll druggists 35t tn ) 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
PAIL MALL CLUBS DANCE.
special Correspondence Of Every Evening

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. Jan. Invitations have
been issued by tho Pall-Mall Club for
formal dance to be held January q from
5 to II o'clock in the J NJ 6 = building
Madden and Whites orchestra will fur
nlSh music
The patroneSses will be Mrs lharies
n. Blake. Mrs. Herman r. Tyson. Mrs.
A. r. Armstrong, Mrs. James \. Me
Kelvey, Mrs, Walter H Steel and Mrs.
George W. Rhodes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Or Every Evening
EIkton. Nd. Jan 15-Afrs Mary f.
Bovd aged 20 years, wife Of Abraham
Boyd. died. yesterday. at her home on
North street after brief illness Of pnell-
mOnIa
Marriage licenses were issued. yesterday,
to Delbert Kline Of Elkton and Francis
r Neekins of North East. Andrew y.
Biddlc and Iida 4 Parks OF North East.
Farmers and Mechanics Fire Insurance
Co. Cecil county has reelected Robert
Cameron. president and Edward Carhart
secretary and treasurer. Tor the ensuing
year.
Captain James Hemphill. Is d patient
at Union Hospital, Elkton suffering from
injuries sustained IN an automobile ac-
cident when q machine driven by \. J..
Caddcll Of Chesapeake City was upset
between Elkton and Chesapeake City.
State Senator and Mrs Thomas Robin
son Of BcIair announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Chloe Robinson, to
Ross X Cameron OF Port Deposit To take
place at the home Of he brides parents,
January 20
Farmers in the neighborhood Of Como
wingo who contracted with Charles 4.
Andrews for their 1919 crop OF tomatoes
fGitihtttE rsJD lft-l HOli " tAi - NtiNf
agreed to furnish the commodity tor.
Miss Annie jenkins, aged q years.
died AT her home a Rock Springs after
several days illness Of pneumonia For
torty wears Miss Jenkins taught school IN
Philadelphia and Lancaster county Pa.
Mrs Anna Sartn Of Delan are has plr-
chased the Powell property, on Nest
Main street. EIkton. for s., 80 and viii
move to Eikton in the spring
s declaration contest VII BE- held IL
CaIyert Agricultural High School To-
tnorro~ evening, ~ celebration ot the
Prohibition amendment
Tin Women $ HON" and Forelgn Mis-
-iouarv Socirtles III ZION Presbyterian
Church were entertained st tn, home #
Mrs Howard England IT zion. this
afternoon
Earl Carroll vino Has injured IL the
Perryvillc freight yards a week ago, when
BE- fell from the top Of box car is nov
able 10 be about on cratches The tendons
IN one foot we're torn loose and he was
othcrW Isc injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15

may enact to keep up the fight for booze.
Whether he will remains to be seen.
The retiring Governor. Immediately after
the inauguration ceremonies, accompanied
by his family. sailed in Il yacht for his
home at Cambridge. The inaugural
ceremonies were just as democratic rs
Governor Ritchic desired them 10 be.
There was no fuss or ffills
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
BIDS FOR NEW ROADS.

special Correspondence or livery Evening
Georgetown. Jan. I5,-Bids will bc
opened at the Office Of the Sussex County
Highway Commission, in this city, Feb
ruary 5 at D. m, for the construction
of the following stretches q improved
road ID this county:
Coverdale Cross Roads 10 Jacobs
school. $40 miles: Blades to Concord.
80 miles; Georgetown 10 Harbeson.
As miles; Roxana to Alillville, / 65
miles
Work will be started on these stretches
ss soon after the letting OF the contracts
IS possible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
WEDDINGS IN SUSSEX.
special oorrespondenoe of Every Event

SPECIAL Correspondents Of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. -. Miss Dickerson,
daughter Of ]. B. Dickerson of lincoln
CITY. and Charles W. Emory. son Of the
late William Emory Of Milford, were
married at Greenwood, Saturday night.
BY Rev. Norman Claude Benson.
Mrs Emma O'Day and Levi Messick,
son OF the late Robert II. Nessick, both
Of North Nanticoke hundred, were marri-
ed Saturday night at Seaford, by Rev
James Gardner.
Mary L. Lopes Of Wyoming and Riley
K Price Of Laurel were married Sunday
night, at Laurel, by Rev c. " Downs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
ATTORNEY FOR LEVY COURT.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown. Jan. Sussex county
Levy Court, Tuesday afternoon, elected
James NJ Tunnel, former chairman of
the Democratic Central Committee for
Sussex county, attorney for this wear.
This Is the second time he has been
'hosen for the position during the regime
u the present Levy Court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
r. Hold Rummage Sale.

A ruTnrnage sale will be held st ia
TatnalI street Wednesday January Is,
by Miss Ethel flartmans Sunday school
class Of Silverbrook NJ H. Church. Any
one having articles may let Miss Hartman,
G2S Baynrd avenue know and she will be
glad to call for them, or caIl 1890 between
3 and o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15

Letting Kansas Society Wait.
All tie social events of today must
await next week issue We've cat and
drunken 100 much t. work Logan
County News
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction Of many and Will be TO you Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
HOSPITAL FOR LAUREL.

bank, gave them enough money to pay
their expenses to New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
MOTOR CAR DISTRIBUTORS AND SERVICE STATIONS

copyrtsa. s-e Kus Features syndicate lae
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

c. c. carsile. OF Dallas, Tex. MISC I,
hrat-class machlnist.
Tho LII was GU patrol du,v Tn
inc English channel from March
1918, until the armistice. She a,,,oa
In the protection of many shipIoad.
OF doughboys. Her experiences wors
many ana varied. and tho thriI,.tbot
came TO her crew were so numcro,,.
that an attempt to enumerato thor,
AZ this late day seemed almost IN, :
pess'oi: TO them. They took It as
part of tho life. AS Sh,pman ,.v.
L wouldn't take $4,000 for NV cx-
periences on this old craft. h,,t r
wouldn't go through 1t again for that
or any other amount"
oh her return voyage to this conn
Try Tor thirteen days tho sub did mot
know her course, duo to tho .,orn,.
she encounterc and simply "fourbt
IL out" 1t was $3.50 ono morninn
wheE Fayal light on tho Azores wa .
sighted. Columbus had nothing an
US for JOY at his discovery OF amer-
lea when we sighted that light" re-
lates Shipman. "All hands Crowded
up TO set r sight of II and veri,v
tho fact that wo were no longer
lost"
Lieutenant Sprague has been &,
command Of tho LII seven months.
iie will tell about navy life at n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
-oWDEN CANDIDATES ARE
Z #HOL BIZ G LEAD IN ILLINOIS
)Sieshy Has %.5IG Votes over Small.
: 4 j. Hamilton Lewis Wins in
, !. Easy Fashion.


CHICAGO, Sept. lS.--With returns
pLfrom all down-Statc precincts. but
T6S missing in Cook County Iicutcn-
ami -GoHcrnor John Oglcshy, sun
ported by Governor I.owden in the
race for the Republican nomination
2,aiS over Len Small. who was backed
by Mayor William Hale Thompson, OF
Chicago.
Returns from other Cook county
precincts gave an average plurality OF
~ 10 the precinct for Small! Results
of the vote in the missing Chicago
psecihcts VII! not b" known until the
omc!al count next week, ANA cons.-
qu'ntiy the race must remain in
ioAo; untl then.
;, tor The. senatorial, nomination
representative W Il. Mckinley. Low
ION candIdaic. MAS leading Congress-
man Franz Smiti, OF the Thompson
tck";. hy 1870, with eleven down
Siaie and 26S Cook County precincts
missing.
THE county precincts reported
tStfr smith an average plurality OF
20. Eignt Of the missing down
y ate precincts are iu Adams County
.ruihc Democratic side j. IIarnii.on
LAWS. former Senator, continued 10
PIG up his lead over Barratt o'Har,
ior. the guDcrnator!al nomination
.cd led by nearly $4,000. with three
hfLhs of the precincts tn
EE1e Den"crat!c senatorial nomiua-
votes. and Peter A. Waller Go7oG in
aSkb precincts OUT Of 5.737
:ofhc!a! tnbulat!ons IN NIFTY on, of
l9t: counties were completed ;oaav
apo IN nearly every case they re-
one gaining any material advantage
iIf the reduction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Knows exactly what, to do and when
to do it from then until the vessel Il
atcp the waves again"
Served on "Other Side,
The LII left Newport in early De-
cemher. 1917. for the Azores. Among
her crew at present there are thrce
mcn--a chief machinists mate and
two machinist's mates. FIRST class
who were with her during her fifteen
months duty on the other side until
the armisticc was signed.
These men are: D. Shipman. chief
machin!sts mate. of Terre Iiaute,
Ind. who has been on subs the last
four years: {. Crawford. n first -class
machinists mate, from Alabama, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

All classes OF men who have
naval service or are at prescn
the branch will bear out tho
that tho opportunities for good
special training in lines that
are adapted for, and the pleasure
comfortable lifo and world,
travel are uneXeellcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

works making their appearance In
tho early eighties. His play "Dcs-
perate Remedies" was written cspe-
cIally for Richard Mansfield Some
OF his plays, among them The Pride
OF Jennico" and '"rhe Bath Comedy"
were produced in American theatcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
EGERT0N CASTLE, ENGLISH
AUTHOR, DIES IN LONDON
Was Prolific Writer. First Work
Appearing In the Early
Eighties.
Try Associated Press. ]

LONDON, Sept lS.-EEcrton Cas-
tie. English author and newspaper
director, died ~ London today
Egerton Castle was prolific
writer OF novels and plays. his first
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Slaughters Fifty Chickens
to Recover Lost Diamond
my Associated rrcss.)

DAVENPORT, IOWA, Sept. 49,
II WINS n tedious prOccss for II. l..
WRibOurnc, grocer and butcher.
to recover n lost diamond valued
mt $500, for he WINS unable to tell
which OF his $50 chickens Ind
swallowed the gem. The diamond
was InlsslnE from his ring after
he Ind uniendcd the chickens from
crates and placed them In n coop,
md he suspected One OF the fowls
Ind eaten ID. lie found the jewel
today In the glznnrd of the fiftieth
fowl he slaughtered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

who arc anxious to take advantage
of tho navy's slogan. Earn and
Learn"
Mayor Ainslie believes fully with
commander Johnson that the navy
makes better citizens or her mon
'hah thoy were before they enlisted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

meeting OF tho Fliwanis Club tomor-
row noon In tho business Mems
Cub
Tho James was dotted with launches
and racing Shells while the LII was
performing her dive and other ma
Mowers.
Commander johnson. OF tho local
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

recruiting office. has enlisted tho
thorough cooperation of Mayor Aims
lie in his drive for navy recruits hero.
Both expressed their belief that much
good has been dono by tho subs visit
here. and the ofiico at 500 East Main
Is being besiegcd by many young men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
XANTHINE

Gives the results-and satisfaction.
Absolutely stops all scalp troubles
prevents dandrun. promotes CROWN
ane restores gray and faded hair to
its own natural color. Not :. dye.
gist s.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
RICHMOND MAYOR
VISITS BOTTOM OF
JAMES IN THE LII

CONTINUED from First Page)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

just arrived . specially purchased
gpup Of newest autumn hats fes-
turing the new pheasant color
ostrich trimmings, flower trim
innings, new embroidered models.
Second Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
PIERS New Plush Coats, Worth
Up to $40

Pierr's plush coats in the popular short mod
Ola style that Il sure to BE- very popular
during the coming season. Made Of good
quality plush md modelled With exceptionally
smart lines. Just the thing for the young
miss and al who like youthful styles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-20
SWINGING BY HER BOW.
Schooner Yacht Gerfalcon Will Be
Pulled of the Rocks.

Southwest Harbor, Me-, Aug 10
The schooner yacht reported ashore
last night ten miles theast of Cran-
berry Isles coast guard station svas the
Gerfalcon. owned by f. Howard Reed
of Booth bay and Boston. Her identity
was established to-day upon he re-
turn Of the boat sent from he sta
tion
The yacht. while bound TO Bar Ear.
Dor with her owner aboard. struck on
Halibut ledge, near Winter Harbor. at
high tide. The flood tide early to-day
did not prove high enough TO float her.
but when the glardsmen returned TO
Cranberry Isles steamer was stand
ing by with the intention of pulling
her free of the lodges at high tide late
this afternoon.
The yachts bow was fast. though
il was not thought it had been pune
tured, while the stern was swing
ing free. Those on board were in no
danger.
Mr.. Reeds wife and two children &C
company him. He has a crew Of two
men and handles the boat himself. He
Is prominent shipbuilder. The Ger
falcon. which registers q tons and
formerly was the Hslcyon. was built
al his yards at East hay in 1897.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-20
FRENCH HELP
POLES TO WIN
Present Military Move
ments Are Plans Elab-
Grated by Weygand
OVER 900 FRENCH
OFFICERS ACTIVE
The Bolshevik Troops Are
Being Forced Steadily
Back

Paris, Aug. 90 (By the Associated
Press The military successes of the
Poles continued yesterday, according
to a report to the foreign office to-day
from the military mission in Warsaw
under plans elaborated by the French
General Weygand and his staff of
more than 400 French officers.
All these officers now are either .ac.
lively in command of the forces that
are freeing Warsaw from the Russian
soviet menace, or are aiding in Polish
commanders
1t is considered that French and Pol
ish cooperation in the commands of the
various forces now has reached a sat
isfactory stage.
The situation at Danzig is still caus-
ing worry, but it is expected to be
cleared up when two French battle
ships, now on their way there, arrive
and offer Sir Reginald T. Tower, the
allied high commissioner, sufficient
force to control the docks and permit
the unloading of Polish munitions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-20
SEEK TO KILL
SUFFRAGE VOTE
Anti-Suffragists in Ten
nessee Will Move for
Reconsideration
WALKER
TO MAKE MOTION
Under the House Rules the
Time for Such Action
Expires Tonight

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 90 Anti
suffragists were prepared today to
seek reconsideration of the vote by
which the Tennessee House ratified
the federal suffrage amendment,
Speaker Walker, who changed his vote
from nay to aye so he would be in
position to move reconsideration. said
he would make motion that the
House rescind its actionA His privilege
to do so under House rules expires to.
night.
Both suffrage advocates and oppo-
nents, as they frightened their. lines
for the final skirmish, expressed conf
dence in the result Encouraged hv
Wednesdays vote of 80 to 46 for rati-
fcation, suffragists predicted that they
not only would hold their majority in
line, but would have the added support
of two of the three House members
who were absent. =
Suffrage opponents, however. an
nounced that ~ members of the House
had signed pledge to vote to recon
slider the ratification resolution. Soy
eral other assemblymen, they predict
ed, would line up with the anti-suf.
frage forces before the proposed roll
rall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-20
PLACED IN JAIL.
Pending Presentation of Bail in Second
Alienation Suit.

Brattleboro, Aug. 20--Domestic trou-
bles between Alfred L. Poupart of vii.
mington. q foreman for the Ludington
Woodenware Co, and his wife, Mrs.
Elsie tGreenleafl Poupart. which have
found expression in two divorce peti.
tions by each party and one suit for
alienation of affections. have now re-
suited in a second suit for alienation
of affections. brought by Mr., Poupart
against Samuel Boyd. a Wilmington
lsborer, employed by Carl Barnard, and
Boyd is now in the Brattleboro lookup
awaiting the result of efforts to Sc
cure bail in the sum of 5000.
After bringing of divorce petitions
by both Mr.. and Mrs. Poupart few
days ago il was learned that Mrs. Pou-
part and Boyd intended TO go to a cot
tsge at Sadawgs pond in Whitingham
for an outing with other persons MIR
Poupart had papers in an alienation
suit made out in the law Office of
Chase 4 Hughes in Brsttleboro and
they were given TO Sheriff Frank l..
Wellman TO serve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-20
No Injunction I'D Tempo
rary Rece' Says
Judg 4 4drich
ROAD sy,ULD WORK
OIg rs SALVATION
And Put Itself Upon a
Safe and Sound Bust
ness Basis"

Concord, N. H., Aug 20.--Judge Ed
gar Aldrich of the United States court
IN an opinion handed down this morn.
ing denied the petition of Edward F.
Brown of Ipswich, Mass, and Others,
minority stockholders of the Boston
d Maine railroad, for an Injunction
against the railroad and the appoint
ment of a temporary receiver, a hear
ing upon which was held yesterday
afternoon. The petition for a perma-
nent receiver for the railroad is left
pending.
The opinion states that in view of
the fact that the recent reeeivership
OF the railroad has been closed and the
road set at large, that increased rates
have been recently authorized to go
into effect Aug. 26, that the road is
presently embarrassed by reason Of
its having been taken over by the GOV
ernment during the war, that the val
idity of the sl7000,000 bond issue is
still pending, that the fact that the
railroad business, as well as other bust
ness is in the midst of economic
changes resulting from war and other
causes, makes it seem reasonable that
the railroad should have an opportuni-
ty of trying out its present situation
Of working out its own salvation, and
putting itself upon a safe and sound
business basis"