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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
MERCHANT PLAN
DOWNSTATE TRIP
VIII Entertain Dealers OF Mil
ford and Dover on Tuesday,
November 3.

if lhs Wholesalers of the Chamber
ul Commerce DO not have their crav-
lnn fNr yhitkcn satisfied on their first
ifade oN,urslun down state next week.
81 VIII nui he the fault uf the commit
Gee uf arrangements for the trip.
ifHfina the Hotel du pont az ? o'clock
neat ruruday morning, about so
Wholesale merchants. representing the
lhfnrai dealers ln manufactured prod
upia 90 thia clty. viii drive in motor
care ln Milford There they win en-
tliam ihu merchants of that town az
ihp Windsor ilouse az a luncheon az
whIph the principal dish win be
ghiUNtn
in lhp AFTERNOON the party win re-
lufn io Dover. whore at q o'clock they
Wlll entertain lho merchants OF Dove
and vicinity a. chicken dinner at the
Hotel Richardson. Special plans have
been made 81 have the Same brand of
uwl aerNei of the young and tender
Kind so THAT there may hc nothing to
mHr thv iVp mfuus
AZ Milford lhe wholesalers will meet
Nilh aN ihp merchants of that town
hnd surrounding territory. Trade con-
1iiiNns Nill ho discussed aud The mcr.
phanla VIII strive 60 learn wha.
WAHona There aru. VI amy. why some q
ihr down state merchants fau 10 deal
with Wilmington wholesalers
fhf same piugtam will be followed
uNi ai Dover in conferences with the
merchants al that town ana nearby
afpilUna. in discussinr the reasons
WIS Delaware merchants should deal
Nilh lUDal Wholesalers. a. a Dillon.
assistant neprriaN of the Chamber 90
pummrloo said iudays
The Chamber 81 Omncrce believes
ihat a accurate reflects the univcf-
sal lngai urinian when IL states that
Wilmington feels there II 50 much in
tamm0n t~twrrn li and tho rest of the
itulnsula, that the development OF
each "a permanently intsrwoycn with
she ether and that reciprocal business
and r,slai rrlations can have but one
effect that al tolnr equally and mu-
iH8lit htnoNNlai n feels that Il should
aWhfarr every opportunity for the
NNarle ~ tho Peninsula. and business
WILMINGTON tn develop hy personal
fNninel ihat bond 81 sympathetic un-
aNslanuina 0f each other which il
- necessary i0 cordial and beneficial
relationship and which our people so
slrt0ftlN dfalrc.
Wilmington frmlY believes IN the
application of the principle. through
eHi thN Peninsula. If You Cannot
lHt q AZ iiUme, nuy n IN Whining
iun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
BRAND TO STAY TEN
DAYS IN UNITED STATES
Invitations TO Social Functions
Here Are Referred TO Ambas-
sador Jusserand.
ey Assoclated - b g ErenIng

~ Associated Press to Every Evening
On Board the Steamer Lafayette,
Nov. 1.-(By wireless via Parish -
Premier BRAND is not likely TO attend
more than the first ten days Of the
armament conference sessions in
Washington. according to present in
dications. His plans. as he tentatively
decided upon them today. call for his
return to France on board the Liner
Paris on November %. her sailing
being delayed a day or two to fit in
with his arrangements. He thinks Il
unlikely that he can remain in America
longer.
The Lafayette was plunging
through something Of a storm today.
and NJ. BRAND spent much Of the
afternoon walking the swaying decks.
He appeared to enjoy the experience.
and when one member OF the party
commented upon the roughness OF tn,
sea the premier replied.
"0h no. do not find it so. In
sea such as this [ would rather be on
a sailing vessel"
All the invitations the premier has
received for functions in America have
been referred to Ambassador Jusser-
and, who win arrange the program
for NJ. Brands stay in the United
States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
UNIVERSITY OF DEL.
DOING A WONDERFUL
WORK FOR SOLDIERS
Rebuilding Broken Down Vet
erans Of World War Men,
tally and Physically.
KIWANlANS LEARN DETAILS

How the School of Agriculture OF
the University of Delaware is working
with disabled, wounded and sick
soldiers of the world war TO rebuild
them physically and also mentally, was
the Interesting topic discussed by Ray
mond Melville Upton, director in
charge of the work, before the mem-
bers of the Kiwanis Club at their
weekly luncheon at the Hotel du pont
today. Typical cases were cited by
Director Upton. 10 illustrate tha worl,
that has been In progress at the uni
Nersty for many months, and of
which the general public is largely
ignorant
Tho building up OF these men, some
OF whom have but one eye, one arm.
one leg, wrecked nerves and other
Injuries even worse. proved unusually
interesting material FOR Director Up-
tons address. and some of the things
he told the kiwanians surprised the
diners. In outlining the work MIR.
Upton said
III IL both an honor and a pleasure
60 attend your fine luncheon. TO
present the progress OF rehaBilita ton
IN the University OF Delaware from
its small beginning on May 3. 1920.
For us Il is a great announcement
that YOU. the representative business
men OF Wilmington, are interested to
know how the little state OF Delaware
now Is carrying on successfully a pro-
gram OF agricultural vocational educa-
ton, incurring problems. the COM
plsxlfx nf ushtNh hai n,,,..o.R ,,,.. -.
Gators 20 hold up their hands in de-
spair.
Continued on page 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
BALF0UR SAILS FOR L.. :.
AND LIMITATION CoNFAB

London, Nov. "A. ]. Balfour. head
of the British delegation TO the Wash
lngton conference on limitation Of
armaments and Far Eastern cues
tons, left London today for Liverpool.
where he will embark this afternoon
ON the liner Empress of France for
Quebec, from which city he will go
direct to Washington, expecting 10 ar
rive there on November 10.
Accompanying Mr.. Balfour were six
members Of the British secretariat
chiefly experts in Far Eastern affairs.
George Harvey. the American AM
bassador; Post Wheeler. counsellor AT
the Ameican embassy; Baron Hayashi.
Japanese ambassador. and Lord Dee
borough were at The station to bid
Farewell TO Mr., Balfour. In conversa-
ton with Mr. Harvey. Mr.. Balfour ex-
pressed a desire to be present at the
ceremonies to be held at the grave Of
ihe American unknown soldier on No
vember Ii,
In spenking with The Associated
Press, Mr.. Balfour said he was leaving
London IN the best of spirits and
health, with the highest hopes and
confidence IN the success OF the Wash,
lngion conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
PRESBYTERY's APPEAL.
Papers in McElmoyIe Case Prepared by
Committee.

The New Castle Presbytery's COM
mittee on defense before the General
Assembly met in the Hotel du Pont
yesterday afternoon and completed
the preparation OF the Presbyterys S
appeal on the complaint of the Nc
Elmoyle faction of the Elkton Pres
byterian Church, against the Pres
bytery. 10 the General Assembly.
The judicial commission of the
Synod Of Baltimore recently directed
the Presytery to call a congregational
meeting for the purpose of electing
elders Of the church and transacting
other business. The proposed election
win doubtless give the McElmoyle fac
ton control of the church.
1t is understood that the action Of
the judicial commission in issuing a
mandate to the Presbytery without
passing judgment on the complaint
win be one ground OF the appeal The
committee sent papers in the case to
the stated clerk Of the Synod. who win
transmit them 10 the stated clerk of
the General Assembly, which will hear
the appeal in Des Moines. Iowa, next
May. The Presbytery meanwhile viii
probably ignore the mandate Of the
judicial commission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
10000 MINERS GO ON
STRIKE IN PROTEST
TO CHECK Off BAN
Operations in indiana Coal
Fields at a StandstilI on
Unions Ordor.
ALL ARE EXPECTED TO QUIT

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
indianapolis. Nov. 2. Work in the
Indiana coal fields was practically ut
q standstill today as result OF walk
outs of 10000 men employed at APP
proSimately 300 mines in the state.
according 10 early reports received
at union headquarters at Terre
IIaute.
The strike resulted from tho tele-
gram sent out by Z. NJ. w. 4. officers
yesterday advising all union officials
Z, regard discontinuance Of the CHECK
OFF, system Of collecting union dues
az breaking the existing wage agree
inent with operators.
Widespread walkouts IN the soft
coal helds Of the country were ex-
pected at international headquarters
Of the United Mine Workers of Ameri-
ca. No reports. however. were avail
able there as to conditions in the six
teen states into which messages were
sent last night by the union chiefs.
advising that discontinuance by oper-
ators Of the check Off as prescribed
by Federal Judge A. p. Anderson's in
junction. was to be treated as break
ing the existing wage agreement.
At the Terre Haute headquarters
of he Indiana miners it was said tho
only mines working today we're few
Of the smaller plants. No formal order
for a strike had been issued at tho
headquarters. but officials said such
was under consideration.
Protest agains. the temporary in
junction issued by Judge Anderson
was voiced at numerous meetings held
last night throughout the Indiana
fields and officers Of the union said
there was little prospect Of "A rcsump-
tion of work. until the writ was set
aside or modified.
Operators Of the Indiana field viii
meet Thursday night AT Terre Haute
t. discuss the situation.
r. II. Penna. secretary of the Indi-
ana Bituminous Coal Operators As
sociation. in a statement today. took
issue with President John l.. Lewis
and other union officials whether
obedience OF the injunction wopld re-
suit in violation Of a contract between
miners and operators, asserting that
the contract provided that both parties
we're bound by any decision Of a fed
eral court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
PLANS FOR RECEPTION
TO GENERAL DIAZ

Mayor Harvey received a telegram
today from General Diaz. confirming
Every Evenings announcement yes
terday, stating that he viii arrive in
this city Sunday morning at 1856 over
the Pennsylvania railroad and that he
viii remain here until about that
afternoon.
Upon his arrival in this city, rs will
be greeted by a reception committee
which VIII include Governor Denney,
former governor Miller and Mayor
Harvey. a luncheon viii be held in
the afternoon at the Hotel du Pont in
honor OF the distinguished guest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
COLE DIRECTED TO APPEAR
BEFORE THE LEVY COURT

Clerk Of the Peace John L. Wright.
by request OF Commissioner Frank r.
Jones. chairman of the Levy Courts
committee on magistrates and con-
stables, has sent TO Constable A. +.
Cole, a letter directing him to appear
before the court next Tuesday.
Magistrate Lawrence j. Broman re-
gently imposed a fine of SO and costs
In an assault and battery case, and
u Is said Constable Coles report did
not mention the fact that the fine and
costs We're paid. The constable has
been directed to appear before the
court for the purpose OF explaining the
alleged omission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
JAMES P. JONES ON
CITY ELECTION BOARD
Appointed by Governor Denney
to Succeed Retiring Com
missioner Stack.
speclal Dispatch 10 EVERY ryenlne.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Dover, Nov. 2.--eiovernor Denney
today annoupced the appointment of
James p. Jones as member Of the
Department OF Elections for the city
of Wilmington Mr.. Jones succeeds
DR.. Walter O. Stack, who has been
appointed member Of tho Industrial
Accident Board.
James y. Jones. who hasbeen ap-
pointed a member of the Department
Of Elections, is "A former member Of
the Board Of Water Commissioners. He
is a contractor and builder. For years
he has taken an active interest in
politics. being a Republican. and on
several occasions has been mentioned
for appointment 20 different Offices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
IOWA MINERS TO STRIKE
SAYS LEADER OF UNION

Abba, Iowa. Nov. John Gay, sec
retary OF the United Mine Workers OF
the Thirteenth District. today indicat-
ed a general strike Of miners in Iowa
would follow an attempt by operators
to discontinue the union check Off
system.
Iowa miners viii not stand for any
in the contract with the
operators which viii be until April !,
next year he said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
GO-GETTERS

This is the day of the Co
Gotter. While some business
mon are sitting around discuss
ing "the gloomy outlook" the
Go-Getters are busy taking ord
ers.
he is hardy brand the Co
Cctter. Weather conditions do
not affect him. He goes and
gets six days a week and often
works overtime.
The big fellows Of today were
the Go-Getters a few years ago.
The big fellows OF tomorrow
win be the Go-Getters Of today.
What are you in your line
Of businessg A Go-Getter-or
Just one Of the mourners?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
HULL ANNOUNCES POLICY.
VIII Make Democratic Committee
Militant and Effective

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
St. Louis. Nov. 2.--Development Of
the Democratic National Committee
into the ''most militant and efficient
organization" within his capacity and
OF facts concerning the
shortcomings" OF the present ma
iional administration among the
average citizens" is In brief 20 be
the policy OF Cordell Hun, the new
Democratic chairman as outlined to-
day 10 The Associated Press. Mr..
Hull expects 10 leave late today for
Washington. arriving there tomorrow
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
Nlck CerehIo sustalns Rroken Leg.

Nick Cerchio, aged Is years, Of the
Cedars. while riding a bicycle ON
Greenbank hin yesterday afternoon,
was injured when he was struck by
an automobile driven by John Mullin.
also of the Cedars. The boy was re-
moved to the Physicians and Sur
geons Hospital. He sustained a frac-
tured leg. An x-ray examination win
be made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
STORM NEARLY OVER.
Fair Weather Tonight aud Tomorrow
Predicted for Atlantic States.


Washington. Nov. 2,-The storm.
which brought rains and cooler wealth
er yesterday and last night over the
northeastern quarter Of the country.
was described by the weather bureau
today as central of the New Jersey
coast
storm warnings We're displayed ear
~ today along the New England
coast but the bureau said the outlook
was for generally fair weather tonight
and Thursday east Of the Mississippi
river.
Temperatures viii be lower in the
Atlantic states. but viii rise in the
lower lake region.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
MAY PROD GERMANY
FOR PREPARATION PAYMENT

Paris, Nov, Alt is regarded in
French official circles as almost. GER
tain that the Allied Supreme Council
viii have to meet early in the coming
year TO take up the question of rep
arations as the result of the default
Of Germany, now expected in those
circles. in the payment Of the second
billion gold marks on her reparations
account.
Such meeting called for by the
situation indicated. would require the
presence in Europe by the end of the
year, at the latest, of both Premier
BRAND and Premier Lloyd George.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
l. y. G.. STRIKERS MAY BE
TAKEN TO FEDERAL COURT

Houston. Tex. Nov. 2.--The issue
between the receiver and the officials
Of the International and Great North
ern Railroad and their striking train
men will be taken into federal court
it was announced today. by Receiver
James A. Baker who said he would
submit TO Judge Hutcheson. the ques-
tion of whether the strikers should be
taken back with fun seniority rights.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
MARKS GO STILL LOWER.
Decllne Due TO Collapse Of German Pa.
per Money Output.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York, Nov. 2.--German marks
which passed in this country at 20 $40
cents before the war. today broke to
a new low record, selling at small
fraction over one half Of one cent af-
ter an carly bid price OF exactly one
half cent.
Trading in marks at the new mini
mum was small and chiefly specula-
tive, according TO dealers. who ascrib-
ed the further collapse TO Germany's
enormous outpourings of paper money.
Before noon still further declines
took place a number of sales being
recorded at 49i5 cents a hundred
marks, or less than half cent apiece.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
PRESIDENT 50 TODAY, con.
tNAttlAriO>s POuR IN

Washington. Nuv. q prcsi-
dent Harding celebrated his
huth birthday today quietly AT
the White House. no special
rrunram having been arranged
tuf the ovcanlon.
Nrorva OF congrntulatory Lett
tets and tuiegrnms were received
during the day from friends
throughout this country and
nHny from abroad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
DAVIS SEARCHING RECORDS
FOR CHECK OFF, POLICY
81 Associated Press to Every Evening.

81 Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Nov, 2.-Labor Depart
ment records in the various coal min
ing labor controversies were examined
today by officials for the purpose of
developing a government policy with
respect to the "eheck of" system
against which Judge Anderson at In
dianapolis issued an injunction Mon
day
Secretary Of Labor Davis declined TO
comment upon the threatened strike
Of the bituminous miners as a protest
against the injunction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
BRlTON TO LAY WREATH
On AMERICAN UNKNOWN

Associated Press to Every Evening.
London, Nov. 2.-Red roses
from England; white chrys-
anthemunis, maple leaves and
arum lilies from overseas do
minions, violets and forget t-me-
nots from Wales; shamrocks
from ireland and heather from
Scotland VIII have their place
in the wreath which Mrs. liza
McCudden, mother Of British
soldier who fell during the war.
VIII place on the tomb Of the
American unknown" soldier al
Arlington, Virginia. on Novem-
ber II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
on TaAe. FIlth spart in 30 Dan.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 2.-The nth
advance IN the price of oil within
the .ast thirty days was. noted at the
opening Of the market here today.
PENNSYLVANIA Crude advanced so cents
70 "a per barrel while Cabell al S2.6l.
Somerset S2.40 and Somerset light
$3.50 were up 25 cents. Ragland ad-
vaneed 10 cents on the barrel to Sf.25.
Corning was unchanged at S2l5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
NOVEMBER II DECLARED
A Legal HOLIDAY
BY Associated Press.

~ fAaNRtihtFA iIt1Hs
Washington. Nov. 2.--Armis-
tice Day, November II. win be
declared q national holiday ln
honor Of Americas unknown
soldier to be buried that day ii
Arlington
Congressional action on res
olution requesting the Pr adent
and all state governors to pro-
claim the day a holiday was
completed today through adop-
tion by the senate. Issuance Of
the proclamation by Mr.. Hard
ing is expected within few
days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
400 ILLINOIS MINERS STRIKE.

Centralia, Ills. Nov -Four hun
dred men employed at the Marion
County Coal Company mine here re-
fused to work today No orders for
a walkout were issued by the local
union, 1t was said. the men taking the
action of their own accord.
A mass meeting of miners was called
for this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
MRS. A. II. WARNER DEAD.
Widow Of John II. Warner and Dangh.
ter OF Late T.. l.. Rice.

Mrs. Annie r. Warner, 81 years old.
former resident Of this city and widow
OF John II. Warner, city solicitor Of
Baltimore for many years, died this
morning at her home in Germantown,
Pa. Mrs. Warner was daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Rice and left
this city after her marriage to reside
IN baltimore. She was a member of
Trinity Episcopal Church.
She is survived by a brother, Ed
ward l.. Rice, Jr.. Of 3n7 West Twelfth
street and sisty Mrs. William @.
Menderhall, i01 Pennsylvania avenue
Funeral services viii be held from the
home o. Mrs. Mendcnhall at a time "a
be announced later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
Amusements Tonirht.

NtoFtlCA-- auUeNllie
Aldine- Vaudeville aud nj rurcs
Queen" The Passionate Pilgrim
Majestic" Sentimental Tommy
Arcadia Lavender and Old Lace"
Parkway Flirting With Fate
Savoy--"ldle II ands.
Strand--"F Forbidden Fruit
Auditorium Dancing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
nm STOLEN car
fuliep Locate Ons Here ON Report
From Indiana.

a poison ul0uho drinking bout.
which resulted ln tho death of one man
fhl fhf detention ~ James y Price
H ih'H rNf Hi Philadelphia. about two
NrfH Hnu. ALSO furnished Tho police
with eiue which lcd io thf recovery
~ thH eltt ~ an automobile stolen
N south Bend Ina on October 3
1909 l NpNihul ALSO held in con-
utfllnn nlih th0 death % the alcohol
NlHinN NhuHf home Is ln Indianapolis.
~ hlllpfNd az know something about
lhr alNlpn machine a Ford sedan. lie
M reported i0 have traded Il 10 WI
MinHiUu nlAn. WhuFo namo tho
authorities viii n0l make public. Yes.
ifiNaf afternoon accompanied by an
Insurance company detective. CITY
Detectives Mahnnsy and Nirden re-
covered ihf Dar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
FoREsEEs MARSHALL FOR 1874.
Ex-senator y. "Ham" Lewis Reads
Lesson of Fight In Committee.
Rv A.xnetated Pres. m Trxerxy rrvnnfr~

ST. Louis, Nov. Former United
States Senator J. Hamilton Lewis Of
Illinois, who attended the Democratic
National Cofamittee meeting yesier-
Gay, said the fight between the McAdoo
and Cox cont.ngents for chairmanship
was as prohtless as "a mltiny in !
army preparing for war over the Sc
lection OF drill sergeant for dress
parade
lie said the conflict between the Nc
Adoo ard Cox forces over the organ
ization would make former Nice-P -Presi-
dent Thomas r. Marshall the nominee
for President in 1924.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
Recorder Names Additional clerks.

owing TO increased business, Oar
ilngton Finn, recorder Of deeds, yes
terday added Frederick Bender, Rob
ert McFarlin and George Cheney 10
his list Of transcribing clerks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02
Weather Forecast.

Ply Associated Press 70 Every Icvcnius.
WASHINGTON. NOV Weather f0rocast
FOR Delaware.
Cloudy and colder tonight. fresh north
aud northwest winds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02

Bloating and gas on the stomach
quickly relieved by Mayr's Wonderful
Kennedy Orc dose viii convince or
money refunded. All druggists Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-02

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