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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
tBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-The gates
OF Ellis IHland swung opcn late to-
day, freeing more than 1000 aliens.
detained under tho immigration
quota law. SO that they might spend
Christmas with friends and relatives
In the land OF promise.
They Will be az liberty for ninety
days. under an>ordcr issued in Wash
ingion today by Secretary OF Labor
Davis. but must return at the end
OF that time for deportation, unless
promised attacks on the constltu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Many Are Seriously III.

NEW CANTON, VA. Dec. "a
Much sickness of serious nature
is reported by the physicians OF this
section. Miss Carrie Davis lies very
III at her homo here; Mrs. a. L. Pitts
has been taken TO Richmond hos
pital following an attack Of illness
lasting several days. and w. l.. Boat
wright. of the Mount Zion neighbor
hood. Is quite i'll at his home. Julian
Pntney, OF Gilliamsville, has just re-
turned to his home after treatment
for several days in n Richmond hos
pital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Neil o,nrien.s ,IIn,tr.Ix.

The Neil O'Bricu Super Alinstrels
VIII he the attraction at the Academy
next Thursday, Friday and Saturunv
and Saturday matinee. This popular
ORGANIZATION Is now ON its renth an
hual tour and Manager Oscar T.
iioaEc Is bringing what promises to
%" the hest and biggest aggregation
OF minstrel favoritcs this city b,.
ever had the opportunity OF Witness
ing.
MI. O'Brien has written three new
acts for this seasons production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Mnkex IInrbor Under Own s,.,,,

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. 2s-The
steamship Eastern Sun. which sent
cut radio distress calls TO which the
coast guard cutter Manning respond
ell today. succeeded in repairing en-
CINE damage sufficiently to proceed
under her own steam to Hampton
Roads She passed In the capcs at
ll;la. The Manning was notified her
assistance would not be needed and
proceeded TO quarantine where medl-
cal assistance was secured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
Hunting Party Kills Eight Deer.

NEW CANTON. VA, Dec ca
Hunting continued generally through
this section up to the limo of Thurs
day nights storm. Birds and rabbits
arc reported still plentiful, and q
number Of turkeys have been killed.
A party Of hunters from West Vir-
ginia recently killed oight door on
two woeks' hunt in Western Buck
ingham County. In that section,
which is.sparse1yspe op1ed snd'hslviiy
Rooded% large game is plentiful,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24

"The Emperor JONES'"
The coming Of Charles s. Gilpin in
The Emperor Jones" 20 the Academy
of Music where he opens his engage
ment Of three days on Monday, matt
nee, recalls the little contretemps
with the Drama League OF New York
last season. in which Mr. Gilpin came
out with flying colors owing to his
dlgnified and modest manner o.
handling n delicate situation. The
Drama League elsoted the actor one
Of the ten greatest contributors to
the dramatic art OF the season and,
through ihc prejudices OF some OF It's
members, neglected sending him orc
OF the Handsomely engraved invita-
tions to their annual banquet, which
were sent the remaining nine par
sons on tn: list.
The litt!a oversight became public
and the nine contemporaries took
violent exception to their brother
artists apparent slight The Drama
League. after some discussion. sent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

DANVIL4LE. VA. Dec 23.-Aibert
q. Riddle and Miss Mamie X. Wal
ker. both OF witt, were married here
Wednesday by Rev J. c. Holland.
The bride is daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ Walker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
WOMAN EDUCATOR
is PNEUMONIA VICTIM
Miss Evelyn VI. Campbell, Dean ol
Meredith College for Young
Women, PASSES AWuy.
TRy AQsopintab prauS

RALEIGH. n. c., Dea 23.-Miss
Evelyn NJ. Campbell, AZ, formerly OF
McRae. Ga, dean of Meredith Col
leEe for young women, located In
this city, died hero this morning fol-
lowing an Illness OF two weeks with
pneumonia.
Miss Campbell had at various times
been, lady principal of Bessie Tiff
College mt FOrsythe, Ga. and Baylor
College mt Bolton, Texas, and for a
number OF years was secretary
treasurer of the Women's Mission
airy Union OF Georgia. Her body
will be shipped to McRae for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS
srndEo Kennedy score..

sfndEo Kennedy Hcores.
After seeing MadKo Kennedy In
"Corncrcd' last night ut the Acad-
emy, one Is inclined to rejoice that
sbo appears I'm dual rolo FOR the
reason chiefly that IL gives tho spec
tator twice tho opppt tuni,y to sec
her. For Miss Kennedy is very
pleasant TO sec. giving "a considerable
amount Of refrcshmcnt to tho eyes
Last night SHE was particularly at
tractiye. with 4 most engaging stage
presence, and voice, which should
make many q prima donna jealous
Hence. 1t may be gathered that this
charming actress made Il favorable
impression on at least ono OF her
audience. AS for the others. tho oya-
tton given her 1T the end of the
third act may DO taken as general
approval.
"Cornered" IS n drama of mixed
situations. disputed Identity. coupled
with large admixture Of crime and
the police. Whether a twin sister Of
II wealthy heircss may enter the lat
tcr's home to rob II. lie mistaken for
her victim by the lattcr's would-bc
nancc. deceive a shrewd detective by
powers OF mind reading. and finally
win the sutton herself. whether all
this lies within the realm OF prob
ability !s the theme Of Dodson Nit
chells play. Miss Kennedy. In the
double role of Mary Brennan and
Margaret Warning. proves that II can
he done. II you doubt 1t, see the
play for yourself:
An exceptionally good cast aided
Mss Kennedy In working out the
action Of the play. Amelia Gardner.
as Mrs. Wells. was so real to- her
audience that she was highly anus
ing. There are SO many Just like
her in every city that her type is
easily recognizable Cecil owens. as
Jerry. crook and gentleman. made his
part very convincing. Mr.. Walsh, as
Updike, the detective who fooled
himself. was mighty good. ana shared
in the ovation to Miss Kennedy at
the end OF the third net. MIR. Forsyth,
az Brewster. the butler. added an
other fine Bit OF characterization. So.
also. Mr Austen. as George Wells,
Marga-ct's suitor. He was excellent
in all his scenes.
/ The playwright has given Miss
| Kennedy splendid vehicle for her
undoubted skin. From the first scene
| In Lola Mulvancy's Pekin resort
| wherein Miss Kennedy has the op-
/ portunity to introduce both charac-
/ ters TO the audience. the action IS
swift and engrossinE. There are no
! tears. but there are many thrills
/ "Corncred is about as we'll con
| structed and planned as any drama
l can recall. Moreover. IT is devoid
I Of the morbid qualities which SO
many writers inject into their plays
| 1t Ia stimulating and has the desir-
/ able happy ending. This is the cx-
planation OF the spontaneous APP
| plause and the many curtain calls
which the cast received. JIG II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24

DANV1LLE. VA, Dec. 23--will!am
russell Crltz. of Patrick County. and
Miss AUna r. Tatum were married
here Wednesday afternoon at the
parsonage OF Main Street Methodist
church BY Rev. j. y. Latham. ID. u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24

LYNCfiBURG. VA. Dec. "a
Alonzo Edwin Wood and Miss Virgic
Irene Murray. both OF Lynchburg,
were, married Thursday afternoon nj
me parsonage of College Hill Dap
list Church, the pastor. DIR. a. Is. Con-
RAD oiiicia,inS. The groom was a
sergeant with Company l., One Hun
hrcd and sixteenth Regiment, and
saw seventeen months service in
France during the world war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-24

LYNCHBuRG, VA, Dec. 23.-Johr
Morton Hughes and Miss Florence
Washington Hodges were married
Wednesday evening at the home here
OF relative of the bride. the ccle-
hrnnt being DIR. a. II. Conrad, pas
tor OF College hin Baptist Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

morals to enter homes in the pursuit
of their duties.
Lastly. there is strong movement.
originating In the rural sections. to do
something to keep the birds from sing
ing loudly on Sunday. Nothing
definite has been decided about this.
but the matter will he taken UP with
the biological Survey and Il Will be
sought to find some way of imprcsalng
il upon the birds that the laws of ma
turc no longer pertain in the United
States of America.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
RIPPING RHYMES.
By W alt Mason.
KEEPING RUSY.

When attending 10 my Rpir
ming. or whatever tasks are mine,
don't see my neiEhbors SHINING
II suppose they're acting fine.
While 7 fumigate my chickens or
repair the kitchen ftue. folks may
act mp like the dickens. I don't
notice what they do. oh. ! IN
singing. anCclthroated. as l tink-
or in the rain. and my thoughts
are all devoted To my lahOrs safe
and sane So ! do not hear the
scandals that arc flying through
the town, and ] de- not meet the
vandals who would wreck Some
fair renown. And ] miss the
vicious stories that the Rossips
weave all day. for hoe my morn
ing Elories in the good old fash
ioned way Busy people do not
peddle tales that stir up human
strife. busy people do not meddle
with the dirty drcgs Of life: they
are thinking Of achievement. ~
the toll that makes p hit. and
they know their great bcreaye-
mcnt when the darkness makes
them quit Idlers spend their
time nventing tales that make
time inventing tales that make
old Satan grin they're the sleuth
hounds that arc scenting every
trail that hints of sin. and the
wholesome lads are sweating as
the golden moments fit. only
worrying and frettinR when tho
darkness makes them quit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
BUDGET FOR HOUSEHOLD.
Gardens Century club Hears suggcs-
tions on Subject.

a budget system FOR recording house
hold expenses was recommended to
mornh, RS of the Gardens Century Club
hy Prof John a. Stevenson. of
Alexander Hamilton Institute. Philadci-
phia i'm his address ON Home Econom-
les" at the clubs scmi-monthly meeting
hast night held at the home Of Mrs.
Herbert s. Dctwilcr. iI4 South Grant
avenue.
The club, of which Mrs Burton Meyer
is chairman. meets tho nrst md third
Friday "r each month. The next meet
ing will he held April T. at the homo
Of Mrs. Alexander n. Mcdaniel. 2t23
Linden street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

Paris has won 10 herself new honors
In the achievement ~ this froCk ~
taupe satin 10 the long waist is at
tarhed plain skirt ~ darker gray over
which are draped straight panels tfiu-
med with buttons ~ peli material.
Flarc cuffs finish the sleeves and ,hr
ends of the ash are III black and silver
hrocads Medium size requires 4 wards
4O-inCh light and "a yards '6-iuci
dark satin
Pictorial Review Dress No oio6
Sizes. 90 TO "a inches bust Price. IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Anti Kissing Campaign.

This leads naturally to the matter
~ kissing. which has come in for much
thought and denunciatiou on the part
of reformers recently. II has been as
serted bv many of them that the praC-
tice of prorniscuous kissing is steadily
on the increase, and that a great moral
danger is bound up in this fact unless
something can be done to stop II. Dis
ease. as well as immortality, is among
The results Of this nefarious practice.
the reforrners point out. Tonsilitis,
measles. hiccups, encephalitis. legarth
ica hay fever. acute palpitation Of the
diaDhragn and chronic cOnjuEal dis
cord are ali caused or aggra waited by
promi uous and unregulated osCula-
ton It is felt that with strong De-
nartment OF Public Morals having
branch offices in all parts Of the country,
tho regulation Of this form Of immoT-
slttv will he comparatively simple
law will be passed making it felony for
a man to kiss a girl unless he has made
and she has accepted a proposal Of
marriage. This transaction should,
whenever possible be recorded in writ
ing and signed by witnesses Courts
Of afIanced relations will then be estah-
jished, similar to the present courts of
domestic relations in which all such
causes may be heard. II IS felt that
women will not be SLOW to lend their
support TO such legislation, inasmuch
as it will be OF tho greatest possible
aid IN the pursuit of husbands A kiss
taken by force or stealth will be sut-
fcient upon which 10 base an action
for damages. while any effort Of the
male 10 invade his pre-osC ulatOry prom
ise will furnish ground for a breach of
promise suit For this reason. ii is be
leved that the support Of tn many
orCa nizHtions Of woman voters can
easily bc obtained for such legislation.
Women permitting themselves TO be
kissed without proper assurance will OF
course be equally guilty with the men,
and measures have been suggested for
the control of such Illicit kissing II
has been suggested that an excellent
peace time use for the great fleet Of air
ships which We are going TO have would
be To patrol with powerful searchlights
The various parks and other amuse-
ment places where illicit spooning might
bt carried on. Bicycle cops on the
ground following the searchlights.
would arrest the offenders. Spooning in
private residences, il is recognized, viii
be harder, 10 control But the reformers
arc asking Congress for a law making
il possible for prohibition agents to
search private premises without a war
rant. II is felt that If this law is pass
Cd 1t will furnish ample precedent for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
As You Find u.

As you nnd u take the world
Though It's Joys are hritti'
Eut never try Ia take II all
Kindly leave "a little
louisville Courier Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
FASHION HINT

Crosby & Hill Company are sole
agency Of Pictorial Review Patterns.
wilminRton's leading store for silk
wash goods and wooden dress goods.
sos 5-O7-09 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW

sis-room. brown shingla bungalow With
porch. bath. hot water heat. electric liehts,
cemented cellar and abruhbary This in
corner property. and In located along trolley,
one fare from Wilmington. Price right for
quick sale
M w. VAUGHN
Phone gss. of orange street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

WANTED HOrSTG TO gTTT 81 0On
10 S-0On HNNF CtSInMl li@
G NJ TOWNSEND
SECOND FLOOR Q2J MARKET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
STEAMBOAT LINES
To Philadelphia
and Chester

Schedule IN EHtct Uctubtf Is
Subject to Change Without Notice.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth So. Wharf.
and Philadelphia, Pier 5. North above
Arch street, weekdays. except Satur-
days. at 500 a. m, IL o'clock noon and
4 Is D. IN.
on Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays.
30. O3O a. IN, 80. Ais and 700 2: IN,
WILAgIN -PEENS GROVE RO UTE.
Schedule in Effect Tuesday. February
T. 1924.
Daily, leave Wilmington '6.l5. LAO.
1000 a M IL O'Clock noon, 400. % .t5.
.s5 as, 500, 1000 and ZOO p. m.
Leave Penn's Grove 1913. 700, 600.
II 90 a IN, 100 90. II 30. 90. 900 and
IL 90 y. IN.
do not run on Sundays
400, 800 and 600 p. m on Saturdays
and Sundays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

COS WASHINGTON STREET
FIevrn rorr4ae hath gas ana sIsstri,
VRRI,FRI pkIt III A\n II KNl~ l{t \.
-bN Ai3I q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
MILTonD NEw CENTURY riT7n

Milford. March 10 1hc regular nlai-
ncsa meeting nf the Nllford New { rut'rv
Cluh was hold in the club rooms MONDAY
afternoon. the president Nife lnlu4 SCOTT,
IN tho char Mrs J LYNN Pratt CAV"
current events Of wido.v dlversliod topics
4 paper on The Early Settlements ~
Dclawnrp WINS read hv Miss Dorothy
Nmu. Mrs lIustnr lunetoin gave an -
ccllont rendition ~ George y llvnson 9
poem, N C,ood nld Sussnv ountv.
Mrs lrank Nclrnm" road tho poem,
e Hsar Rodney + Udo Mise lila Rnosa
and Mrs samuel rena. u gave AZ
interesting paper on Delaware g t'r"at
Men ~ larIy history Nlrs William
Riggs concluded The program u the dav
bv reading extracts ftum ilr Nallandig
ham hook. Iovlov of Fifty Years ~
Delaware college Nftcr singing 'el
ware. NV Delaware refreshments we've
served Nv the hospitality committee nod
the meeting was adjourned
Announcement was made that ~ the
regular meeting to hc held next Monday
afternoon. Educational l1av would 10
observed with Mrs Richards and Mrs
C,rict IN charge of the program ard num
her Of the pupils ~ the l"oal eehooi will
have 4 part iu tho cNcrctara ~ tho dav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
FOR Rem /

LET us RENT AND carr ron YOUR
PROPERTY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Continued from page 2
srAFonD ACORN CLun.

Seaford. Del March i0.-1ho meeting
of the Acorn Club, Tuesday afternoon
WINS very important one, and was pre-
sided over bv Mrs. II NJ Manning IL
was decided that tho meeting next Tues
dny, should be open 10 the public to which
all have been cordially invited. Mrs
Lord will present fine program Tor the
occasion
At the conclusion Of tho business sca-
sion, the chairman OF libraries, Mira. j. H..
Cooke. took charge. and the following
program was rendered Miss Helen Wiley
accompanied by Mrs r. y Thompson,
snng alumbcr song, followed 10y ono of
the popular songs Miss Lida Kay,
teacher of tho third grade mt the public
school, was present with her scholars, who
delighted everyone with their songs,
rccitations. readings and general knowl-
edge. Ono of their number announced
the program and thcrc WAS not a single
hesitation ms questions were asked and
answers given about birdR. books, national
and home civic affairs Miss Kay waa
highly commended on the showing of her
scholars These scholars were not awnfe
they we're to take part IN the Acorn lub
program until luat before the close oi
school that day.
Charles Hurley. n Sraford hoy. who
was ovcrRcas in the world war. told aone-
thing Of the uac of the boota sent tu France
during tho conflict. and then IN answer to
questions he described many scenes whlrh
brought that great war vividly before hla
audience
Miss Mary I, Hopkins. librarian. talked
of the Seaford public library, reporting
over 200 hnnks exchanged on Friday night,
and donation of - books from MISS
Bertha Giles Friends have gwen many
books this ycnr sho said for whch the
club was deeply grateful
Miss Elizabeth Emery enye An ac-
count of the book wagon. especially mon
Ironing the one which goes out from thla
town
Marion Pcarsone roritoh q fine selection
and was heartily aplonlod. tharles Nan
Lccr. hy request, closed tho program 10y
PLAYING variations from "Auld Lang
Sync. and "The Mocking Rird
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
GAuBE q GlLPlN

Iie,pnth aud Orange ste Eelerhone fnfn
Realty Brukers and Insurance AReufs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
EOR SALE

FOR SALE
Dcsiratio dwelling 81 -i00 Lancaster avr
nuc at du FONT sfrrrt SIX rooms. hath,
porch cement cellar side entrance Mort
gage of = SO may remain
Franklin street NtH Nlocg StK rooms
bath porch and cie~ tic s@,'NW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
EEl!IEH.[IsM.!;!!di!M|.1 IsM.!;!!d!M|.1
Eh# Ehaz}# s.
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

Westminster ki kkientoehs a. Ave . nssr p5tssha hs~sh
baths running water q. A. kOpp, Owner
aud Prrp. Open all year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

FOR SALE
1Tns Van Buren, street new, rooms
2yf4 Van nuren etFset. new, fooins
97n2 Van Burpn street. rooms
1Gtlg Van Ilurcn street : rooms
i00i Clayton street, rooms
fg22 Iauraatpr avenue. rooms
tiu2 "a il14 BrandENine street. Q f""tuN
IanB tiilpln aecuue. roonf
aib Poplar street. rooms
25o5 25dq West street rooms
gd3 81 West Twenty ninth street rooms
A. 4. STAYION
pbona 4sa3 anF qhiuieT street
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-21
ten DISTINCT SITES
FOR STATE CAPITOL
OFFERED C0MMISSI0E.
Variety Of Locations Urged
BY State People.

Charleston, July 19,-Ten dis
tinct locations for the new capitol
building in this city, to replace the
historic structure destroyed by fire
January were recommended to
the state capitol commission today,
which held its first open meeting
% hear suggestions of sites. The
'roposed sites are:
The South side Of the Kanawha
iYer opposite Duffy and Eliza.
eth streets
Capitol Hill at the head Of Capt.
toll street.
Upper Kana%ha street, near
Elizabeth and Duffy streets.
Kanawha street, from Clendenin
land and Broad streets.
kanawha street, from Clendenin
stree. to the Elk river
Columbia Boulevard near Luna
park on the west side of Els
river
Plateau near Lincoln school, on
the West side of Elk.
Tract near Watts street station,
across Crescent road on the hill, on
fhe West side,
Kanawha City.
The old site. in the heart of the
city, with an additional block ,au.
aed.
For The Old site.
The old site was urged by for
mer Auditor John S. Darst and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cornwell. of this city
NJ .
place of business and should
be near the business district The
capitol buildings of Pennsylvania
and Ohio are located on ten acres
OF ground and that acreage is
sufficient for West Virginia for the
next three hundred years" he said.
He favored an additional office
building proper for the legislature,
governors offices and the offices of
the secretary Of state.
Most of the other locations pro-
posed are away from the business
district, several being without the
city limits. The PROPOSAL to locate
the capitol outside of the city linn
It's was questioned as to its legal
aspects by several persons who at.
tended the meeting, including Cen
eral c. c. Watts.
Offers Big Tract Free.
A free offer of $50 acres of lqna
on Elk river was made to the conc
mission.
Il have smelt rat in the activi-
~ relative to the location of the
capitol" Mr.. Gillespie told the COM
mission. Il see a trend that is most
contemplate There have been eff
forts made to commercializa the
capitol location. and the public
-hould condemn it. 1t has been re.
ported that persons are taking
options on property near proposed
sites for the capitol and then at
tempting to use their influence to
have the commission make the Sc
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-21
LIGHTNING WAS
CAUSE OF FREAK

Last year a bolt OF lightning
struck a locust tree near the home
of Lafayette Main, in the Boons-
boro district, Mr. The tree was
slightly damaged at the time but
nothing was ever thought OF it
thereafter. Now the tree is causing
scores to stand in wonderment be-
fore it and marvel at the unusual
/ freak In the spring when most
locust trees bloom, one half Of the
tree acted as any other of its kind.
There were blossoms and the tree
appeared healthy. Then about
week ago, the other half of the tree
showed signs of life and this side is
now in bloom. The tree, if it con-
tinues blooming twice each year
will be a real freak of nature and
efforts will be made to have some
authority examine it to determine
what the lightning has done to
cause it to function so unusually.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-21
SALARIES or HIGH
OFFICERS SLASHE0
Reduction Ordered BY The
B. and 0.

The salaries of prasiaan4 Dapiai
Willard and Other GENERAL oeionrs
of the Ra1timora md ONO raifroad
have heen reduced ,rong win tho
en-. in nav az the rost If tho on,.
f,nyes as authorizad nv the Tnitod
states Labor Roard boaamo offect
I've as of In)v and tho annoTnoa.
ment NJ tbn RaItin,ora and 0bio
riode Yesterday AZ tho central Of
fees s,ated that tho ont in tho col
aries of General division and Other
officers together Win monthly en,.
pjoyes who we're qrantad increaead
ronlnaneatfons on or sinca l1ov
1eo1 is effectiva az If tho save
date
AT tho time tba 1ahor BOARD on.
thorfzed reduction in tbn nav "
pmnIoyes il WIS estimated tbat tho
crt wouId avarooe aho,t 70 nov cont
All redrctions wara raeected in
tba nav checks distributed aTnong
officers ana onnloves last Sotnrda,.
Tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,aada a,t,1io
Nv tho Ra1tiroorn and 0bio Iastor.
dav in MARI was "a FoIIows