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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
READING CHANGES.
A.. II. Dice. Jr- Becomes Superinten.
dent of the Local Division

W. +. Eckert, superintendent of the
Wilmington ard Columbia Division,
Reading Railway, has been appointed
superintendent OF the New York Divi-
sion. Agnew r. Dice. Jr.. assistant
superintt ndent OF the Reading and
Harrisburg Divisions, has been ap-
pointed superintendent of the VIII
ningtun and Columbia Division, with
offices at Reading.
L. :. Lewis. assistant suerintendent
OF the Atlantic City Railroad. is ap-
pointed superintendent.
\. T. Owen. superintendent Of sta
tons and transfers. appointed assistant
superintendent of transportation in ad-
dition 10 his present position.
Charles \. Beach, superintendent of
New York Division, appointed assistant
to the superintendent of stations ana
transfers.
J. L. Turk. superintendent Atlantic
City Railroad and superintendent Della
ware River Ferry CO., appointed gem
eral superintendent.
w. ID. kinzie. assistant superinten-
dent of the Shamokin Division. viii re-
sume the duties of trainmaster in adj
dition 10 his present duties.
ID. s. Haldeman is appointed assis-
tant superintendent Of the Reading and
Harrisburg Divisions. with office at
Reading.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
,any and issued one OF their own.

pany and issued one OF their own.
The Pennsylvania recognized only
the committees named by It's ballot
conferred With them and subsequently
put into effect rules negotiated with
those committees. IL Is these rules
which the board today declared void
The dispute, as the Labor Board
viewed 1t, was entirely one of who
should represent the employees. The
transportation act, however. does not
prescribe the method by which en-
ployes shall select their representatives
and both parties correctly conducted
that an election by ballot would be
necessary" the decision said. There
the dispute arose.
THE carrier had no more right 10
undertake to assume control OF the
selection of representatives of the en-
ployes than the employees would have
had In supervising the naming of the
carrier representatives" the decision
said. "In this sophisticated land OF
popular elections. no political party
would submit TO having its primary
held and managed by the opposing
party"
The Pullman Company was recently
involved in a similar dispute and after
holding a general election. Disregard
ing the unions was ordered by the
board TO negotiate with the union CONF
mittee. The Pennsylvania, however.
is given the opportunity of new elec-
ton by which IL is expected that both
union and non-union employees will be
satisfied
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
PARK SERVICES WERE
| LARGELY ATTENDED
More Than 1000 at joint
Church Meeting at Wash.
ington Heights.

Another highly -successful open-air
service In the fnterdenominational
series was held at Washington
Heights last evening. II lis estimated
that 1000 persons listened to the SER
mon on eThe Gruciilxion" by Rev.
A. l.. Latham OF Chester.
Singing of gospel hymns was led
By. Jacob r. Clymer: Rev. J. s. Gill
Milan. ID. D., presided, and Rev. G. II.
Bohner. -. D.. read the scripture
selection. a concert By the Phil
harmonic band preluded the service.
Rev. Thomas Houston. the blind
evangelist. of Philadelphia. preached
an eloquent sermon AT First and Cen
tral Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning. "Ezeltiel's Vision of the
Holy Waters" was the subject of a
sermon by Rev +. j sard NJ n twi-
light service at Scott NJ. r. Church
last evening, a special musical pro-
gram was carried out. Y was an-
nouneed at Graae NJ. =. Chufch last
evening that the members and friends
of the Summer outing Club viii be
the guests Of Mayor Leroy Harvey,
at his home on Osborne Hlll near
Birmingham Park, tomorrow evening
During the visit the delegation will
take trips through the vicinity, which
figured largely In the War of he Rev.
olution. .
At silverbrook NJ. r. Church laai
night a review was given Of the work
accomplished by the daily Vacation
giblc School for pupils from five e
thirteen. which has just closed a
successful term ~ Eve weeks. with ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
PLEASED WITH RULING.

The recent action of the United
States Railroad Labor Board regard
ing the wages of railroad men, is APP
proved by the Pennsylvania System
Federation Advisory Board which
represents the local departments of
the Pennsylvania railroad snops at
Todd's Cut, according to Edward r.
Logan, one of the officials, who be-
lieves il TO be a step toward the ad-
justment of working conditions. Mr..
Logan thinks that the contemplated
installation OF the piecework system
will have 10 be given up. however, as
the men connected with the board will
not agree to it.
The rules of the Federation and
those of the United States Labor
Board in Decision No. t19 are still in
force. MIR Logan states, with The ex-
ception OF the matter of extra pay for
overtime work. which is stll in ques-
tion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
DOLLAR DAY WILL Be
OBSERVED WEDNESDAY
Merchants and Commerce
Chamber to Make it Banner
Occasion for Buyers.

Dollar Day, long recognized IN this
city as aff0rding the buyers of wilm-
lngton unexcelled opportunities for
economic buying, Will be held by the
local merchants OF Wednesday. Ae
cording 10 the plans that have been
made for the occasion IL Is going 10
surpass ali previous affairs Of the
kind for all the merchants of the city
have been preparing for IL and making
special arrangements to offer theif
customers bargains that viii astonish
them. The merchants and the mer-
| camille section of the Chamber ef
Commerce are cooperating to make
the day success.
Much advertising has been done
throughout the city and down through
the Dsimaryia Peninsula and IL is
expected there VIII he hundreds ot
people living outside the city who will
come hero TO take advantage OF tht
exceptional opportunities that will be
afforded them for economical buying
On Dollar Day held last February
many merchants were oblidgpd 4
close their stores several times dur.
ing the shopping hours in order
permit the sales force 10 arrange tht
stock and to have brief rest from
the big rush Of business.
Unusually attractive offerings vii
be put forth on Wednesday ant
special arrangements have been natit
by all the stores for the handling al
the large numbers of buyers who II
is practically assured. will be in the
shopping district on that occasion. II
Is believed the crowds viii he ever
greater than were those on the sprina
Dollar Day.
Merchants Of the city through thu
aid given hy the Chamber of Com.
merce have been holding ID allar Day
sales twice yearly for the past min
years. In that period residents fo
many miles around Wilmington havt
learned the opportunities for savint
offered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
BOOST WILMINGTON.
Wholesalers And Travelling Men Unite
in This slogan.

Wilmington Council. No. s67. United
Commercial Travellers of America. held
meeting Saturday night. \ delega-
ton from the wholesalers section OF
the Chamber of Commerce, headed by
n. B. kinkeIstein. yice-president of tbs
Delaware Notion Co, attended. Mr.
Finkelstsin delivered an instructive
address on why Advertise Whining
ton?''
1t was apparent before the meeting
was half over that a much closer bond
of cooperation will be established
hereafter between the travelling mer
and the wholesale section of the Cham
Der OF Commerce. Both sides agreed
that their mutual interests demanded
greater unity of action. AS result
a "gettogether" dinner probably will
be held early in the fall.
The meeting was held in the coun-
ellis headquarters in Pythian Castle
eos West street.
All of the speakers urged everybody
&c boost Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
ARDEN Town MEETING.
Annual Controversy Over Ground
Rentals Expected Tonight.

At the monthly town meeting In
Arden tonight, the annual controversy
over the ground rentals there VIII
take place. The coIoDists are faced with
the dire necessity OF either Increasing
the ground rentals or curtaiiing ex-
pendItures for improvements, with
an increase Of approximately $500 IN
county taxes for the current year. The
constant increase from year TO year
has always been bone OF contention
among the representative Of differ
emf groups Of political economists In
Arden After n warm controversy
last year, an increase OF I'VE per cent,
IN rentals, which was recommended
by the colony's assessment board, was
voted down.
The assessment board has already
intimated that II feels that landyaiues
have increased In the community and
will recommend substantial increase
Those who believe that the taxes are
high enough will strongly oppose any
such advance.
The board compromises: w. f.
sweeting; chairman; Fred White
side, secretary Haines ID. Albright
Harry Hoenler. W. worthington. Jr:
Robert McKinstry and Guy Nearing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
Arrests on Increase.

Arrests made by the police during
the month Of July show an increase
over the same period last year. ac-
cording TO the reports just compiled.
For the thirty-one days just conclud-
cd there We're 372 persons taken into
custody while 305 were arrested dur
ing July of last year. The monthly
r. port of the police is as follows:
Assault and battery, 1920. 26; 1921.
3d. Assault with intent TO commit muir
der, 1920, 4; 1921. 2. Breach Of the
peace. 1920. IL; 1921. 81. Carrying a
concealed deadly weapon. 1920, Z; 1921.
5. Drunk, 1920. 25; 1921, 35. Disorder
ly conduct. 1920, 16; 1921 26. Larceny
1920. "a; 1921. q. Playing craps. 1929
13: 1921, 12. Selling intoxicating liquor
1920. 5: 1921, II. Violating traffic laws,
speeding, etc, 1920, 3s; 1921. -. Vic
llting the drug act. 1920 4; 1a2i1.
Drug addicts, 1920. O; 1921. l. Break
ing and entering. 1920. 7: 1921, "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
DEATHS.

BARCLAY-kennet square Pa. July 3 /
1927. Clara. wife of John ID Barclay
Rrlstfves and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services without further
notice at her late residence. l24 South
Ifnion street Kenneth square. on We'd
rneSday afternoon, August :, at o CLOCK
daylight saving lntermcnt private al
ii mon Hill cemetery.
RAgNARD-In philadelphia July 80
iqli Mary NJ. wife Of samuel Brainard
ana daughter OF late John J Quill and
Eosa g. Gordon. aged 26 years
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
t.pd the funeral az the residence of her
aunt. Mrs. James Haggerty. 1914 Jessup
street. on "Wednesday morning at 9
= clock Requiem mass at st Patrick 5
Church lntcrment Cathedral cemetery.
poORpON-1n this city. on July 20,
1921 Aohn HI. Doordon.
Kelatiyes and friendS-and Local No. 49s
Interna fional brotherhood Boilermakers,
iron ~hipbuilders and Helpers of America
arr invited 10 attend the funeral from his
I.t. residence. 300 West Second street. on
Tuesday Morning. August 2. at . O'Clock.
Reouiern mass at st. Pauls Church. In
terment at Cathedral cemetery.
suARpI.EY July 81. 1921. Lewis d.
infant son of Calvin q and Margaret ID.
Sharpiey age ! year, month, days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
fend the funeral services at parent resi-.
dence faulK Road. Brandywine hundred
on Tuesday afternoon. August ?. at 80
= clocg standard time. lnterment al
~cwark Union cemetery.
wfNsIOW-At Nentnor. y. J.. on Jul,
40 1921. George ID. Winslow.
Euneral services at his late residence
fIle West street, Wednesday afternoon
August 3. at O'Clock. lnterment private
Aod,tional death notices received
80 late for this column will be found
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
Trolley Hits Auto.

There was q collision at Seventeenth
apd Riverview avenue Saturday night
at about 9.3e between a Delaware
avenue trolley car operated by Motor
man w. 5. Bentley and Conductor r.
E. Pryor and the automobile of John
Campes of 1918 West Seventh street
With Mr.. Campes. who was driving
were two other men. No one was in
jured although the automobile was
badly damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
GOVERNOR DENIES ARREST.
Brands as False Reports he was TAX
en- Into Custody for Speeding.

Governor William ID. Dcnney haa
denied report published In a Phila-
delphia newspaper yesterday TO the
effect that he had been arrested for
speeding In his automobile while go-
Ing through Ellendale on his way
from Rehoboth TO tho State Fair al
Harrington last Friday.
1T is certainly a mistake. | am IN
the habit of driving very carefully
and especially going through Ellen
dale the governor stated over the
telephone. lauKhingly adding that hs
usually slowed up and blew his horn
loudly at each corner In town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
summit Concert Tomorrow.

The concert which The members of
Epworth NJ. =. Church choir were tn
have given at the BrandyNine Summit
camp grounds on Friday evening but
which Was cancelled because OF the
heavy storm. viii be held ON Tuesday
eVening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01
G. b. wINsLOw DEAD.
Retired Wilmington Contractor Who
Had Been Living in Nentnor.

George B. Winslow of Ills West
street, a retired contractor, died sud
denly of heart failure Saturday nighi
AZ his summer home in Ventnor. \. j
He was about 55 years of age lie mad
built several of Wnmington's finest
residences and he was also the con
tracing builder for the post offlce al
Baltimore. Md. He retired about ~
years ago.
His wife survives as well as two
daughters. Mrs. Edward Webb of At
lantic City. Miss Eleanor Winslow and
ore son, ]. Derrickson Winslow. The
unmarried daughter and the son live
at the family residence in this city.
The longest ana prettiest trolley
ride in the state of Delaware is TO
BRA ntiywine Snrings Park ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01

DO you know that the prettiest park
In this section Of the country y
Brandywine Springss-~Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01

Want to arrange a family picnic2
Best place in the country is at Bran
dywine Springs Park.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01

average attendance Of 1870. Miss Grace
williams was assisted In the work
by women members OF the church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01

tains. will go 70 Copneti,at ard with
friends will motor through the New
England states.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01

To Motor Through New England.
Miss Aiice ~. McsorIey, aftsr spend
ing two weeks In the Pocono Noun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-01

Additional death notices received
.oo late for this column viii be found
on Financial Page
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-24

C. STEAM for your upholstering and res finishing of antique furniture Mat
 tresses made over. 226 Colorado Ave-
 fin raz- residence. 12s1 State St Bar
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-24

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District
 of Bridgeport Probate Court,
 June 15. 1921
 Estate of Maurice O'Brien. late of tEe Town of Bridgeport in said District, de ceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect 10 present their accounts properly at tested. wiShin said time. will be de- barred a recovery All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 AGNES T. OBRIEN. Administratrix-
 D12ss Address. n Gem Aye-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-10
"PoIIx With a PastD

Ina Claire, the Belasco stage star,
will be seen in pictures today and
Monday at the Central theatre in
Polly With a Past" adapted by June
Mathis from the theatrical success
bys George Middleton and Guy Bolton
1t was this play which brought
Miss Claire, for nearly a year now
engaged IN enacting the principal
role in "The Gold Diggers,' at the
J yceHm theatre, New York, to star
dom. The story has to do with a
girl, come from the country TO study
for the operate stage but forced by
circumstances finally to be a house
maid There the friends of Rex Van
Zile, in aneffort to interest that inn
questionable young man from anothS
er woman they detest, prevail upon
Polly Sharon to assume a past of an
Interestingly brilliant nue., And there
properly-or perhaps improperly
the story really begins.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-10
Install Wireless

TOMBSTONE-Sev years ago
the Giragi Brothers, Carmel and Co
lumbus, bought out the printing plant
of William Hattich, better known as
Bill" These boys had learned their
trade under Bill and it was but fit
ting that they fall heir to the plant.
The home of the Arizona Kicker, the
Tombstone Epitaph and the Tomb
stone Daily Prospector was not at
that time what it is today, for now it
is a modern up-to-date plant, having
several job presses, rotary news
press; linotype and other machinery
that. goes in a real newspaper and
job plant, but they capped the climax
yesterday when they completed the
installation of big wireless plant,
one which listens in" up to 5000
miles and sends out up to $50 miles.
They will soon begin printing wireless
news in their afternoon daily. Column
bus Giragi, the younger brother, f.
the operator, having mastered the
profession while in the service of
Uncle Sam during the late big war.
Tombstone is said to be the small
est town in the country wherein a
daily paper is published.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-10
Riaht of Way Held Up

BENSON-It now transpires that
the Southern Pacific Railway Com
pany has not granted a right of way
for the state highway through Benson,
but has sent papers covering an ease
ment" and this has been turned down,
it is reported, by the attorney general
of the state, as they ask that the S. p.
company be exempted of taxes on
such ground as covered by the ease
ment." The attorney general is re-
ported as having said it is not within
the power of any official under the
provisions of our constitution, to per-
form such an act. In the event this
reported state of affairs is correct,
then it seems certain that the state
highway passing through Benson can
not pass by the depot grounds and VIII
go on the next street back. There is
a division of opinion on the matter in
Benson, it is reported. some being for
the front street and others for the
next street back 1t is evident that
the state engineer will act in the mat
ter soon and on return of Contractor
Eckerman the work of completing the
road through Benson will be rushed
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-10
"The Terror"

Three OF the most remarkable
death-defying stunts ever tried before
the camera will be done by Tom Mix
the screens daredevil, in his latest
William Fox production, The Ter
ror," which is coming to the Lyric
theatre today. Because he was re-
quired to risk his life in the perform
ance of the stunts Mix determined to
get himself into first-class ply steal
condition BY training every day for
two weeks previous to the beginning
of work on the picture.
In his first stunt Mix tails down
upon a wagon pole between two rear
horses of a four-horse coach during
n runaway scene He was forced TO
hang beneath the polo-his body Just
a few inches above the. roadway-as
the horses dashed madly on. Mix
hung so low that camera following
him in an automobile at breakneck
sreed could photograph him below
the bellies of the horses. There was
no driver while the scene was being
taken. and the fact that instant death
would have been the result had the
horses dashed Oft the roadway makes
the feat all the more remarkable.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-10
Vacation Bible School Closes

The Daily Vacation Bible School
closes its sessions Saturday. The
school has been very successful. The
attendance has averaged about 80,
with more boys than girls. The at
tendance Friday was an even 100.
Autos will take the boys and girls
from the Baptist church Saturday at
IL o'clock to Warren Park for a picnic.
The final ball game between the boys
and girls will be played. A lunch will
be served, after which there will be a
track meet between the boys and
girls. Any pupil who has attended at
least five days is entitled to attend
the picnic. Parents are asked to pro-
vide lunch and attend the picnic if
possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-10
Visit Tombstone

TO M b S T ON E Representative
Haynes of Tucson with a party of
eight were in Tombstone this morning
early on motor hike. They camp
ed out this side of Benson last night
and drove in early and took in the
sights of Old Tombstone. The Million
Dollar Slope took their fancy. Mr..
Haynes was very active in the house
at the last session of the legislature
They report the road in fine shape be-
tween here and Tucson. In the party
was a gentleman who was a pioneer
of Crittenden and Patagonia and in
the location of both places. He also
was at Monkey Springs and says that
100 miners inches of water flows
there the year around. 1t is near the
Ashburn ranch, about half mile from
the Tombstone-Nogales road, seven
miles this side of Patagonia and on
the left hand side of the road dTlv-
ing toward Patagonia.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-10
THE GOOD OIL DAYS AHEAD


the first government officials and departments
affairs
arch beginning to
issued Wednesday, forecast better
least mod
similar
they is
information dependable and whose prime caution
And along with these
which the federal bank
system is
during through
industrial and agicul
branch of national
intensity unknown
the nation pulled through good condition
mesrn sections and industries
of shift
peace
be almost
o with pride
when the nation appeared
hundreds thousands that have been released from The
is the confidence and
another possibly of
the knowledge that all along
achievement stood
backo entire
period depression has finally passed the
its stand under
adv
particular
leading Industries of this
Dark
have people through
them from giving hope Business
optimism confidence have kept
a speed
put aside
and gray o. depression memories I'll
completely put aside
andt he gray memories.
with the fall and
moderate, perhaps spring
trouble getting used to normal business con-
country industries will
abandoned In
the brighter instead
of merely wait andh ~
preparing finally dust off his
than Others where
his visitw was oreun
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-10
Cochisel County News Briefs

he will attend the national convention
of the B. p. o. K. He will also pay a
visit to San Diego before returning
home via the northern route.
Speaking of the Hilltop property,
Mr.. Jones said that he found that
the feature of the development work
now going on is drifting in what is
known as the lower tunnel. where re-
suits have been quite satisfactory.
This company has been continuously
at work for about seven years and a
vast amount of permanent develop
ment has been accomplished which
has shown splendid bodies of lead-sil-
yer ores