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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-10
LOWER TAX
DRIVE IS
UNDER way
Citizens Form Organization
to Work Out RetrenCh-
ment Program

Tx retrenehment--a campaign
for the reduction OF taxes was vigor
ously launched at meeting held
Thursday night in the Arcade build
ing.
J. T. LAWYER. representing the
Municipal league. was selected per-
mancnt chairman.
More than IS citizens, representing
~ many civic, fraternal and bust
moss organizations. formed the inner
council. which win place the organi-
ration upon permanent fighting
basis.
Investigation of public expendi.
lures and an exhaustive survey OF
taxation burdens here win be among
the first. problems of the board. The
primary object OF the association. &C
eording to its new officials, Will be
to point out where departmental ex'
penses may be sliced in the interests
OF economy.
Other officers elected were: p. c.
Stoess of the Voters Information
league, vice president. and Homer
M. Hill. Taxpayers league. sccre-
tary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-10
Alleged Bad Check
Man Arrested

VANCOUVER. wash. June To-
Edwin Beck. alleged TO be wanted In
the East and South. Is in custody
here today. following his arrest late
yesterday when he attempted to
pass q bad check drawn on a bank
of Oklahoma City, Okla
Beck Is held by operatives Of the
Burns Detective Agency. who have
been conducting countrywide
search for him His operations az
gregate . sum In excess OF &c..
900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-10
May Collect Damage
if Hurt by Handball

When a fireman plays handball on
orders from his superior officer and
gets hurt he can claim recompense.
When he IL playing purely for his
own recreation, he can't. This was
the opinion 6f the city's legal lights
Eriduv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-10

Eight members OF the Japanese
parliament and two secretaries Of the
house. or diet. win arrive hero Sat
urday morning on a diplomatic tour
of investigation.
They will remain In this locality
three days. visiting Tacoma and
Seattle industrial plants and con-
ferring with Henry NJ White. United
States commissioner of immigra-
ton.
WILL BE ENTERTAINED BY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
They will be entertained lavishiy
by the Seattle Chamber OF Com.
meroc. leaving for the East Monday
evening after formal banquet at
the New Washington hotel.
They are embarked upon a world
wide tour. The object OF their visit
to Seattle Is said to be TO study gen.
crai and political conditions. social
and financial affairs and. par
ticularly. Japanese conditions on this
coast.
The 10 members Of the par.
liarnentary commission include
Rokusaburo Nakanishi tchairrnan).
Juichi Soyeda. Yeikichi Hikada.
Naora Kimagayo. Kimimatsu Ham
ada. Hideo Higuchi. Takco Tanaka
and sempei YAKIMA. members Of par.
lament. and Tobci Nakamura and
Shinzo Hawai-. secretaries OF the
house.
They represent me three large
political parties OF Japan. the
Sciyukal or Constitutional party
tho Kenscika or Progressive party
and the Nationalist party. koku.
minto.
The party reached San Francisco
some days ago. They win proceed
from here To New York with stops
at important Industrial ccnters en-
route. and will sail from New York
to Europe. where they will continue
their observations before returning
to Japan.
The party win 30 to Tacoma to be
guests OF tho Tacoma Commercial
club all day Saturday.
Sunday they will be guests Of local
japanese associations.
WILL INSPECT PORT
AND INDUSTRIES MONDAY
On Monday at Q a. m they are
scheduled for a conference with Com.
missioner White. 10 be followed by a
tour OF inspection. including the Spo-
kane st. public terminal. Seattle port
commission and Bemis Brothers Bag
company plant
At noon they win be luncheon
guests OF NJ. watanabe. Tho after.
noon viii be spent In inspection Of
the Bell 1T. terminal. Smith Cove
terminal and Stimson's mill Mt
Ballard. returning to the New Wash
ington by way of the government
locks at Ballard
They will leave the city at mid
night Monday. following tho ban
quet. commencing at Z. at the New
Washington.
The Chamber Of Commerce issued
The following statement today
''fn view of the fact that the JAP
anese immigration question and
matter Of international relationship
between the United States and
Japan are widely discussed In this
country and elsewhere. and there IL
now pending in Washington, ID. C..
important negotiations between these
two governments. II Is felt most i'm
portant that the Seattle Chamber OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-10

charged In testimony before the
house rules committee today.
These trusts. in which several big
financial men are interested. consti.
tute one of the greatest menaces to
prohibition enforcement" said
Wheeler. Their main purpose Is to
break down the Volstead law"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-10
City Dads May Ride
at Head of Parade

Seattle's city council will ride at
the head Of the big Boosters day
parade to be held here next wednes-
day, II the city dads accept an invi-
tation extended to them Friday by
the Chamber OF Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-10
Wheeler Charges
Bootleg Trusts"

WASHINGTON. June 10. - Big
"bootlegging" trusts. with a large
amount OF financial backing. exist in
several cities. Wayne y. Wheeler.
counsel for the Anti.Saloon league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
MSW 90
WEDDING DATE.
NOT DECIDED
WELTY ALExANDER MARRIAGE
TO BE SoLENN1ZED LATTER
PART OF THIS MONTH,
DATE NOT DEFINITE.
Bride to-be will BE Complimented at
Several Charming Affairs
Preceding the wedding.

One Of the charming hridcs-to-be OF
the winter season IS Miss Mary Alex
ander, daughter If Mr. and Mrs. L. \.
Alexander Of Warwood. whose engage
mrnt to Mr.. Elmer Wcl,y was recent
interesting announcement While the
exact date Is yet TO he decided and the
details are not complete. it Is known
that the marriage Will take place late
this month and will be an elaborate and
beautiful event.
During the next few w"c;s Miss
Alexander will be honor guest at Il
number ~ pretty compliments. attest
ing to her popularity in local social
81, Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

ron, o.. has returned /" h,r home Oh
ruif street after sieudlns ten days with
yriuliNva u!.d ir,cnu> ~ .Ic.'hS ana
slcuUcnyI!lr. ONO.
Mrs. Thomas Anderson Of sixteenth
street has gune 10 Camud;t to remain
u,ri! spring. She was accompanied D.
her four small children.
". II. Dippri OF ri,tspurEh IS i bus
ness caller IN Wheeling Tor the remain
der OF the week.
r.. G.. Grey Of Charleston returned
home this m"ruim,; after spending ScH'
craI days visiting among ola friends III
the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Swami of Nincin-
natl. are visiting various relatives in
Whc"iinE and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles lielncS of South
Whcc'iup are at hom" again after hay
inr been .,:,l He'd - fairm"nt ON account
of the 'riu-es at = relative.
Rev. George r.. LoCkhart, pastor Of
tn" Wheeling RapliSt Temple Who has
been confined 10 his nom" on fliiecnih
street with Illness. is recovering nicely
and is able TO he ont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
Macademy Dance.

The delightful evening enjoyed ny
those win" attended III" last private
dance OF the Marndcmy club, TWO weeks
aYn, has prompted til" dance committee
~ hold another affair Of tn" same nature
=, the Hotel Windsor. saturday evening"
January -.
In view 81 IN" fact that the dance
VII ~, be limited I" m"mh"rs OF l"c
,,un only. quite a biz of anticipation
- ,rc,,.d among friends of the club.
and those invited are assured of 4
,nornugnl,. enjoyable evening. Tn" COM
r,,,,c. is permitting each member TO
invite a friend and no less than MY
r,upIcs is expected On" Of tn" popular
orrhcs,rts viii furnish the latest dance
Tto Commits" in charg" is: CarmarE.
chairman; Gcrbig. 'FRONT.' T""'zr al"
West.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
Amos-Annan.

4 wedding Of considerable interest IN
Wheeling and MoundSrINle social circles
Is that of MISS Eleanor Snwtciic AMMAN,
Of Baltimore. and Clay II. Amos OF
Ta;rmont. the marriag" occurring sat
urday evening January fifteenth IN
baltimore,
Mrs. Amos is n niece Of Captain A.
II. TInoton, we'll known Moundsvllle
lawyer. and is related to tn" Sawte1le
family in this city. She has visited
loth here anil in Moundsville quite
often and has q wide acquaintance. Mr.
Amos. prominent lawyer Of Marion
county has many friends N this city.
The young courl" will be at nome
after March first at Az Fairmont ave-
me. Fa:Imrut. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

Mr. and Mrs. Frank HuuEham. or
- Maryland street. entertained with 4
delightful card party Wednesday even
ing which was preceded Ivy d"l!ri"uS
chicken waffl" dinner. Tn" color Schri'"
was carried out in green, pink and
white.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. !. W.
Harding. Nj. and Mrs. Alfred BrieSo,
Mr.. and Mrs Ted Ellsworth. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Smith. Mr. AID Mrs Frank
E"uCham. Miss Mary HoUgham and
Mr. r. S Baxter,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
Columbia Club Dance.

,r--- fnur'h 81 a Srr|0~ OF d"TIENIU.
d,rc.s will occur at the Columbia club
,o,,;,-l,t in charge Of an efficient COM
D,;irec of club members. Special pre-
variations have been made for this al
fair and with cunGcnial gathering
and th, hes. of dance music successful
evening is assured.
\ Er:th, c. Fisher, Ray BcrnhaTt' H.
PAUL. +. Havcrcamp and George
Horn compose the committee.
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street or Mrs. Mai +. Simpson OF woods
dale Tickets may also he secured D!
phon!nG the same parties.
The Woman's Association deserves
much encouragement in this enterprise
and is hoped that every member an"
every friend of the Association VIII re-
spond tn the best OF their ability IN TINS
instance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

SERIES OPENS
DIR. LEYENRERdER CONDUCTS VERY
INTERESTING MEETING AT THIRD
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
111r1oR cHo1R,s SINGING CREATES
FINE sPIRIT-SERvIcE Is ONE
OF THANKSGIVING.
DR.. FALcoNER, PROMINENT EVAN
GEL1sT, COMES FRIDAY TO TAKE
UP THE SERIES.

The seasons series Of special cvAnGe!-
Isi !c meetings at the Third Presbyterian
church in South Wheeling opened very
successfully last evening. The service
was well attended. and the pastor and
leaders of the congregation were we'll
pleased with the spirit and interest.
Or. ]. L. Leyrrbcrg"r. pastor Of tho
church. conducted tn" service and de-
lj,,,r,d rhe message. in the absence of
br Henry Falconcr. tn" Millshoro. o.
evangelist. who was delayed IN reaching
Wheeling until Friday. !i"@innln,; with
Friday evening. the evangelist VIII be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
Study Class Meeting.

A. tine Parish House this afternoon
,I, study class of the Womnns AuXll-
.,rv of st. Iukc's Protestant Episcopal
church Will hold their regular meeting.
Tho topic for study today Will be
"Nla ska" and IN addition 10 the very
interesting program in charge Of Mrs.
Walter { Kelley. the meeting VIII con-
,,.a.. with a short social hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
Pleasant Club Night.

There WAS quite gathering Of ElkS
and their ladies for the regular club
night affair Wednesday evening. and
a most pleasant social time was enjoyed
Nv all. \ local orchestra furnished de-
ltEhtful dance music. and this tavor!te
pas:imr was enjoyed from $50 until l
o'clock. y number Of other informal d!-
versions were INDUCED IN. and light
supper was served IN the club dining
room late n the evening, being vel
come addition to the other pleasures Of
the affair. Punch was served con-
iuuOUSlY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

There will be meeting Of the board
Of directors Of II" CATHOLIC Women ;
league this evening NJ O'clock. l'EhS
yyll be nutl;ncd for futur" activity IN
This up-Io-dat. organization and re-
port of business Up In the present time
viii be- given This WIZ l." a" tmr"rlAnt
session and II - requested 'n;.l hL
board Numbers make special effort 10
hr nrn:irnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
Three Services Sunday.
FuMGATE LOOKUP.

The city Jail was thoroughly fumi'
gated last evening by the city health
authorities and as q result there wer0
ne OCCUPANTS. The usual fumigating gas
was used to good effect. The jail viii
undergo a thorough housecleaning In the
near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
AriOn Party Today.

Ar!on HALL vii "=ajn be tn" s""n" OF
a dr,.Eh'ril gathering this AFTERNOON
and evening. ,ard and domino ,nihu-
siaSts tn rnnEr'Eair Vt o'clock ami
enjoy ~" -.rr,..# uuil five. when =
numhrr cf h'riEow" prizes VIII +"
awarded rn. lucEy winners F,nm five
O'Clock until oii:nl sI?urr. with q, ch"i'.'
menu of ,..a,or'bl" hrij"ar'rS. Will be
served. danrinr g." h" TIE "hlrf NyNti!n"
from eight AMI. m","i"nt Mr.. Charles
Nu:'rulIu ~ IL r',H"@" "I III" entertain
iurut committee, for this affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

small group Of friends We're charm-
!nrly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Arch
I, .. Moffatt ut their home in Pleasant
Valley. Wednesday evening. 10 dinner.
and later enjoyed the delightful pro-
gram by Fritz Kreisler, world famous
viClin!st at the Court Theatre,
The dinner was most attraCtir" In
every respect. with particularly dainty
appointments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Or. o. NJ. Stats. Of this
city. have returned home from Cinc!n-
| natl, o.
Mrs. Sarah Varnsy. OF the Island. has
returned home after a lengthy visit with
her daughter at, Philadelphia, TR.
Mrs. Nichols. of Elm street. Island, Is
recovering nicely from severe Illness
Miss Carrie Wells Is spending few
days with Steuhcnv'lle friends.
y. :. Reed has returned from short
visit with his aunt, Mrs, Hogc, at Mt.
J rlca SAINT. Q.
i Mrs H. .. Wells. has returned 10 her
home in Martins Ferry, after a visit 10
! Gcrrnano. o. where she was called by
tho death o. an uncle. She spent sew
eral days visiting her brother. {. y.
! Scott. Of III" same r,ace.
Mrs Ernest EcCk"r. "f Mozart. who
has been critically III at the Ohio Valley
! General hospital, was reported % he
very much improved 'aE' evening
Miss Margaret Smith. OF Bcija'rr Is
s;,,.udiug the week. visiting at the home
OF Miss Mildred IIankc. Seventeen n
street, Warwood.
Miss Esther Peterson has resumed her
| duties after being III Tor several weeks
suffering from An attack q. scarlet
fever al her home on Eighteenth street,
Warwood.
william f. Holfenbnc is confined 10
! his home on South Rich.and avenue.
| Warwood. with On attack Of Ii gr'npr.
Harold Kemp. Of North WnrW""d ave
nuc. was reported little better after
! being seriously i'll with n grippe.
David I.utz. Justice Of the peace of
| R!chland district. Is able TO be cut again
! q rtor heinz y for several days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20
Football Dance.

An Informal dance was given by the
football men of Wheeling High school
at Scllor's hall. Island. last evening
and the affair proved not only a h!E
success hut most pleasing TO all Of those
in attendance.
Music WIS furnished by Mrs Sau1-
dcrS ;hrr"-p!ccc orchestra. and added
10 IN, dcI!.;ht or IN" following:
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! Dorothy Stamm Edith BonneSen
! Dorothy l.. llammat Ada B"nncSen
! Anna Foster A,NiHa il"i!
! Eleanor Matthias Grace TicElrr
I Elizabeth Stein Martha JucrEcns
bicker Maize liaIn!ll
/ lcnna Freeman Sarah Cl"ndcnninS
Erla Higgins Virginia Lily
| Alberta Mchiu
McSSrS-
! X NJ. Ross Walter Mott
! l. { Ei,nmcl Charles ll!N"uLAuEh
| II l.. Johns Everett HrinLmnp
! Alfred lh!"nEcld clayton Carroll
T Paul Stc!uhickrr Thomas cotton
Q John Hewitt Roland Moycs
. Charles RruurScu Denny May
! Charles Howard Charles n. iner
! Roy Barnes Marcus Front
I Lester Snyder I!>mru Rnb:n$on
1 John Cust.low u. l.. tiriCh
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present for the services the rest OF this
week and all of next. .-.
Junior Choir Sings.

week anu All Oh UcAl. -
Junior Choir Sings.
A feature Of last evenings service
was the singing Of the Junior choir. d.
reCted by Mr.. Charles H. Dunaway. the
singing instilled a fine spirit into the
service, and was responsible for much
Of the success Of the meeting. The
Wednesday evening service was IN the
nature of a Thanksgiving Tor the oeeF
interest that has been aroused In the
special meetings through . series q
prayer services held in the home or
members of the congregation. -
Three Services Sunday.
Public services for mixed congrsga-
tons will be held Sunday at 11:it Q. N.
and 1880 p. m. with sermons At each
service by DR.. Falconer. At 1850 O'CLOCK
Sunday afternoon there will Be spe.
cia! service for women.
The church choir. directed BY HI.
Dunaway. will sing each evening, ano
will have especially attractive musical
programs for Sunday morning and eve
ming. 49, -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-20

Mr. and Mrs. DR.. O. NJ. Stats, OF this
city, have returned home from Clnc!n-
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
Stomach Upset,
Gas, Gas, Gas
"Diapepsin'

"Pape's Diapepsin" ends indiges-
tion. heartburn in five minutes Sour
gassy, upset stomach. acidity, dys-
pepsia when the food you eat fer
ments into gases and stubborn
Jumps; your head aches and you
feel sick and miserable, that's when
you realize the quick magic Of
Pape's Diapepsin. If your stomach is
in continuous revolt-if you can't
get it regulated-try Pape's Diapep-
sin. It's so needless to have a bad
stomach Make your next meal a
favorite food meal, then take a little
Diapepsin. There will not be any dis
tress-eat without fear. It's because
Pape's Diapepsin really does" regu-
late weak, out-of-order stomachs
that gives It its millions OF sales an
nually. Get a large sixty-cent case OF
Pape's Diapepsin from any drug
store. II is the most efficient antacid
known. 1t is scientific, harmless and
belongs in every home.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
PASTORS
ELECT OFFICERS
Members of New Rotary
Club TO Give Dinner to
Wilmingtonians
GOVERNOR DENNEY
APPOINTS CONSTABLE
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. oct. 2i.-The third quar-
terly convention OF the international
Holiness Church, Eastern District,
which has been IN session here since
Tuesday, in the mission hall OF the
local branch OF that Association.
closed yesterday. A large represen-
tation OF ministerial and lay dele
gates Of the association were in at
tendance. Evangelistic meetings will
continue in the local church for
two weeks.
Dober's Ministerial Association
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President. o. Gray
Hutchinson. Baptist Church; vice
president. the Rev. T. c. Jones,
Methodist Protestant Church; sec
rotary and treasurer, the Rev. r. c..
Helfenstein, Peoples Christian
Church.
Members OF the Rotary Club OF
Wilmington will be the guests OF the
Rotary Club OF Dover at a dinner
TO be given this evening at the Cap
itol Hotel. Election Of permanent
officers Of the local club will be
held. following the dinner. william
F. Metten, president OF the Whining
ton Club. will represent the district
governor during the organization
work in Dover.
The Mothers Pension Commission
held a business session here yester-
day in the Supreme Court room.
Governor Denney has announced
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
No OPINION ON
Eight HOUR LAW
City Solicitor Says Question
May be Raised by Court
Action
SHORT DAY
is FAVORED

on the ground that It may become
necessary for him to represent the
Mayor and City Council, in the event
Of test suit OF the question OF
wages and hours of city employees,
being made, City Solicitor Satter-
thwaite last night, in his report on
the question to City Council. stated
that he deemed It inadvisable at this
time to express an opinion as to
the consitutionality OF the act which
specifies an eight-hour day for city
employees. The communication was
received and filed and the clerk di-
rected to send a copy to the Central
Labor Union.
Mr. Satterthwaite's letter was az
follows:
i have made a careful examination
OF the authorities, but deem it mad
visable for me to express an opinion
at this time, as the persons inter-
ested would not accept my opinion
as a final settlement OF the question
involved, and said opinion, of course,
would not in any way affect the con-
stitutionality of the act, further 1
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
l2 SURVIVORS
ATTEND REUNION
Veteran Walks II Miles to
Attend First Delaware
Gathering
SESSION WAS
HELD AT SEAFORD

sEAFORD. Del. Oct. 21.-Twelve
OF the surviving 25 members OF the
original First Delaware Regiment in
the Civil War met in sixtieth annual
reunion here yesterday. holding
morning and afternoon sessions.
William W. Davis. OF Washington.
d. c., vice-p president OF the associa-
ton. presided.
The secretary's report showed FIVE
deaths during the past year. They
Included that Of j. A. Thomas. OF
Moores. Pa, who was elected presi-
dent at the last reunion. Among the
speakers were the Rev. + r. Car
penter and Prof. II. e. stahl OF Sea-
ford, and the Rev. J. G. Raymond,
OF Lockwood, N Y. Alfred Denney,
Of Wilmington. sang for the veterans
and his wife read very interesting
G. A. r. paper An elaborate dinner
provided by Seaford women, was
served the veterans.
One OF those present was Hugh
c. Brown. OF fredericksburg, Nd. 81
years old, who walked from his
home to seaford, disance OF -
miles. to attend the reunion. Mr..
Brown Is still hale and hearty and
looks good for many more reunions.
OfHcers were elected as follows:
President, william W. Davis, Wash
ington, d. c.; vice-presidents. Rev
J. G. Raymond, Lockwood. n. y;
f. f. Prettyman, Seafofd; J. b.
walls. Cornwall Heights. Pa; chap
lain. M. B. Hobbs. Millsboro; secre-
tary and treasurer, John M. Smith,
Moores. Pa.
Wilmington was selected as the
meeting place for the sixty-first re-
union. The remaining 18 OF the as
sociation are scattered over the
United States.
Among those present were; VIII
liam w. Davis. Washington, ID. c.;
Joseph Cannon. Wilmington; Alfred
Denney. Wilmington; George r..
Ellis. woodland; NJ. S. Hobbs. Mills
boro: Z. +. Prettyman. Robert r.
Ellis and George p. Culleny. Sea-
ford: ]. G.. Raymond, Lockwood,
n. y. John NJ. Smith, Moores, Pa;
James b. walls. Cornwall Heights,
Pa. and Caleb Woodrow. Whining
ton. Several Of the veterans were
accompanied by their wives, chill
dren and grandchildren.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21

act should be held unconstitutional,
tho insertion OF said provisions in
said contract is Of no effect and II
said act should be held constitutional
the insertion Of said provisions was
proper and In compliance with the
terms OF the said act"
Councilman McNabh offered mo-
tion that tho clerk he directed TO
notify all city departments toNcom-
ply with the law requiring that city
employees work only eight hours a
day. AS the business before Coun-
Gil was that Of reading communica-
tions President Ward declared that
the motion at that time was out OF
order, Later when new business was
taken up Councilman McManus Of
fered motion that all persons in
charge of city work be requested to
Evening journal., 1921-10-21

was formerly in jail. on the street
and notified her father. He was held
by Magistrate Wood under $1,000
bail for court.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21

Wear canvas gloves IL you must
put your hands into dirty water.