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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
PENNSY Wins POINT.
RAIL LABOR BOARD
UNDER RESTRAINT
Prevented by Temporary In
junction From Issuing Deci-
sion in Shop Controversy.
FIRST CASE IN u. S. COURT
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Chicago. Dec. 9.--On a bill Of COM
plant filed in federal court today
Judge Is. N. Lands issued a tempor-
ary restraining order preventing tho
United States Labor. Board from is-
suing a decision against the Penn
sylvania Railroad in their recent shop
controversy.
The bin is the first legal action taxi
en- against the Labor Board In federal
court. The petition Of tho carrier re-
suited from a citation 70 appear before
the board October 20. when the board
listened to the roads reasons for de-
clining 10 carry out a board ruling
directing the carrier 70 hold negotia-
tions with their employees over shoT
rules.
Hearing or permanent order VII
start tomorrow before Judge Landis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
TH|RTY-F|FTH CLASS
OF G0LDEY COLLEGE
. HAS Commencement
Ninety-seven Graduates Receive
Diplomas at Exercises in
The Playhouse.
DR.. S. L. KREBS SPEAKER

Commencement exercises OF tho
thirty-flfth class 20 complete the
| course at Goldey College were held last
night In The Playhouse. The theatre
was crowded TO its capacity by the
relatives and friends Of tho members
| of the lnrge class and OF the popular
| business school and the occasion
proved To he happy one. long 10 be
remembered especially by those
young mon and women who were thus
launched out into the world TO under
take their individual careers.
Bright lights, sweet music and piles
of beautiful flowers helped make the
graduating exercises interesting. The
floral presents for the members of the
class were very numerous. ushers be-
Ing kept busy carly In the evening
carrying huge bouquets into the
theatre and along the entire front OF
the stage there was bank OF cut
flowers of almost every variety grown
1T this season OF the year.
Hon. ]. Danforth Bush. Lieutenan
Governor OF Delaware. was the pre-
siding officer. Seated on the stage
with him in addition 70 the official:
and members OF the teaching staff al
the college were many Of the cite.
most prominent men. The address oi
the occasion was made by DIR. Stanley
Lefevre Krebs, efficiency engineer
author and lecturer. Of Chicago. He
spoke of the principle of focalizatior
and during the course of his addres:
interspersed IT with witticisns which
. kept his auditors deeply interested a:
well as much amused throughout. HI
gave the graduatesSsome sound advice
now that they are on the threshold o
. q new adventure in life. telling then
optimism and push are the things tina
will help them make mark In life.
In connection with his address DR.
Krebs paid tribute TO the progressive
ness of Every Evening and the man
{ | ner in which this paper serves th'
S people of the State in providing then
\ with accounts OF up-to-date news. IL
= was speaking about the sun spot
A spelling the death of the earth. in tim
|. and made references TO. accounts b.
e astronomers a few months ago Q
the earth's narrow escape from a col
- ll!sion with big comet, which II misse
d by only ten days, and the destruction
o that would have followed such a crash
e He said If the tail of this comet eve
/" wrapped about the earth this oil
: hemisphere would "skiddoo' so fas
there would not be time TO write u
y an account of the affair in Ever
d Evening. Playing upon the name c
k this newspaper DR.. Krebs said tn!
= city is the only place of which Il
II knows where the people have "a goo
= evening Every Evening"
Continued on page 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
WATSON THREATENS
To SLAP OFFICER
At SOLDIER PROBE
indignant at Way Army Man
Looked at Him, He Says
in Apoiogizing.
GEORGIAN IN MAD RAGE
Ry Assoeiated - % Every EvenInr.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington, Dec. 9.-The meeting
Of the Senate committee investigat-
ing charges by Senator Watson, Dem
ovrat. Georgia, that soldiers had been
Illegally hanged in France almost
broke up in a row today after SEN
ator Watson had threatened 20 slap
the face Of an army officer sitting in
the audience.
Chairman Brandegee. of the COM
mlttee, taking hold Of an awkward
situation, declared that TO person in
the room should be insulted. This
statement was made just after SEN
ator Watson walked op close 10 Ma
I jor George d. Cocheu and shaking bis
finger in his face, exclaimed for two
( pennies l would slap your face.
! "If he looks at me again that way
II VIII slOp his jows," the Georgia
! senator declared. adding thar he would
not remain with the committee TO be
"bulldozed" by this bull jawed brute. '
/ Take your seat. Senator Watson y
! Senator Braudegee demanded.
! "I'lI retire first" he replied.
Take your seat. or retire, the
! chairman said.
Chairman Brandegee called for the
I sergeant-at-arms and Senator Wat
son sat down. Then turning to the
! Georgia senator the chairman asked
il he wanted the army officers present
Including Walter Z. Bethel. General
Pershing's judge advocate general II
France. 20 retire.
yes" said Senator Watson.
y "Wen, set out said the chairman
and the officers retired.
Major Cocheu had not been canee
as a witness, and sat silent while
senator Watson was launching vcr-
. bal attack on him! The senator toit
. the committee he had been insulted b'
the manner in which the officer hae
looked at him.
4 senator Shields. Democrat Iennes
= see. objected to the attack, stating th'
! committee had every desire to eiv'
f, Senator Watson q full hearing, that /
!. had net pre-judged the case and tha
the senator's statement 20 that ehee
was absolutely without foundation.
. senator Watson began a discussion
= os the case with respect 70 certain
a evidence he expected 10 produce ate
the officers had retired.
Senator Shields presided at the op
n euing OF the session.. but retired late
y as Mr.. Brandegee arrived and too
4 the chair. soon after there was al
exchange between Nr. Brandegec an
Mr.. Watson regarding certain cor
versations relating to procedure an
e the presence oC army officers while IA
Georgia senator was presenting hi
$ witnesses. The exchange became Ne,'
heated and Senator watson shouted
e am not AFRAID OF you.R
Y 'Nor 4 Of you.r Chairman Bgande
y sec replied, banging the table.
10 The chairman went on % say th;
, there had been no disposition ia th
Continued sa page s.
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
COURTLAND HARDESTY
HURT IN MOTOR WRECK
Car Overturned While Return
ing From Milford. Being
Blinded by Snow.

Dover, Dec. 9.-While returning
from Milford last night where they
had attended basketball game.
Courtland Hardesty and two other
men, while driving through Canter-
bury. ran into pile OF stone III the
road. being blinded by u snow storm.
This caused their machine TO over
turn, severely injuring Hardesty and
another occupant named Buckalew.
Hardesty sustained injuries to HIS
stomach, caused by the wheel, as well
as a sprained back. Buckalew sus-
tanned a wrenched leg and sprained
back. The third occupant of the car
apparently escaped injury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
REV. II. W. TRAPNELL HOME.
Not Prepared TO Announce Decision
on Baltimore Call.

Rev. Il. w. Trapnell, rector OF st.
Andrews Episcopal Church, arrived
home last night from Baltimore, Md.
where he went TO confer with the ves+
try Of the. Church of the Ascension,
which had invited him TO become rec
tor of that parish.
When asked today whether he had
reached a decision regarding the Bal
timore call. Mr.. Trapnell said he was
not prepared 10 make an announce
fnent. II must, of course" he explain
ed, "reply TO the Baltimore Church
before making an announcement
otherwise" He did not say when he
would send his answer to Baltimore
but it was inferred that this will b.
done without delay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
STAMP COLLECTORS SOON
MAY BUY OF "UNCLE SAM

IAe Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington, Dec. 9.-Stamp col
lectors and dealers hereafter viii bc
able 10 buy stamps for their collec-
lions direct from the postofiice depart
ment in Washington.
Postmaster General Hays issued p :
order today fer the establishment Of 0
phil2telic stamp agency in the depart
ment TO meet the long untitled demand
Of collectors TO be able TO buy stamps
particularly special issues frequently
not obtainable in postofiices, directly
from the department. Rare and OBJ
scure issues also viii be available
through the agency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
MAY OPEN WASHINGTON
BRIDGE ON JANUARY 1

Boulevard cars have been go
ing across the Washington
Bridge since Wednesday morn
ing, and Washington street cars
will be permitted to so across
tomorrow.
Before the bridge is opened
for other traffic balustrade ma
terials. concrete mixers and
other apparatus will be removed
from the roadway and sidewalks
and the contractors will pave
the approaches. II the weather
conditions do not delay this
work the bridge viii be ready
for general traffic by January 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
Amnsen.ents TonIght.

Playhouse The White PeacOcb "
Garrlck Vaudeville and pictures
Asdine-N audcNille and pictures
Queen The >heilS
Najestie-- What DO Men Want
PariNeay- of tho Dust
Arcai,ia The Woman ia His House"
Park GOusin kate
Strand r." Appearances
RialtO~" soul and Bod,
SAVOY" Poppy
Audi tOlium-- Roller skating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
YANKEE MILLS HUM
PRE.WAR PROSPERITY
BY Associated Press.

Boston. Dec. 9.-Spindles in
New England textile mills are
humming this pre-Christnas
season as they have not hum
med since the business slump
which followed the war.
While returns from other New
England industries do not re-
fleet holiday conditions equally
bright. the Federal employment
survey is authority for the
statement "the general feeling
IS optimistic for a marked I'M
provement In all lines of indus
try after the new year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
Lively Sessions Of Dah

The session OF the Dali are con-
sidered here as likely 70 be pro-
Iouged and lively. for it Is com
posed Of young men with strong
views which they arc in the .labit
Of expressing with force.
The outcome seems .bt tais distances
10 predict. Although
there were reports before the signing
OF the truce last summer that differ
enoes OF opinion existed bstween Mr..
De Valera and some OF his crief sup
porters. such as Arthur Griffith. 40
such differences. j. there were ans .
have ever been expressed in public
and opinion on cow the rank and TO
Continued on page s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
rur~ued b, Hard Luck.
John elics stricken ON Street.

Following an attack OF heart trouble
ihls morning. John Giles. 50 years old.
living ~ ilts y street, was found ly-
ms unconscious on the pavement near
his home hv the driver of a taxicab.
,'lles was removed TO the Delaware
Hospital. where physicians az noon d.
.'s,cd bic condition greatly improvee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
DanyiIlo Case Argued Tomorrow.

Much legal interest is centered in
the case of Peters versus the Danvllle
Pa, Iron and Steel Corporation, to be
argued in United States court tomor-
row. Richard s. Rodney represents
the complainant and Andrew c. Gray
the defendant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
NEG No BANDITS
GIT sle.0OG.

Buffalo. -. Y. Dec. s.-Threa
negroes today held up Leonard
Eaych of Eaych and Hoffman.
Jewellers IN broadway. seized
Jowclry said b. bc worth $4,000
and escaped.
l,aych Was forced into a rear
room and bound 10 n chair. but
iaenaecd 70 WORK loose and gave
the alarm. The holdup oc-
ourrod IN daylight while hutt-
dfcds were passing tho store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
Donald Morton Has Typhoid.

Donald H. Morton, chairman OF the
Twelfth Ward Republican Committee
and assistant secretary OF the New
CAST. County Republican Committee
~ confined to the Homeopathic Hos
pital by typhoid fever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

Ny favoiite Piano Player Rolls axe
"TUck Me to Sleep i'm Ny Old lucky
Home and old PAL J can set them
at BoeAn Piano Co. 1o7 West Ninth.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
EARTHQUAKES NEAR ROME
Inhabitants Leave Their Houses ant
Live in Tents for Safety.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Rome, Dec 9.-Serious earthquake
shocks have been reported throughout
this week from the regions around the
Lake Of Bolsena. about 90 miles north
west of this city.
The ground IN several villages 81
that vicinity shows large assures and
most of the inhabitants are camping
In the fields. No deaths have been r.
ported.
If you want 10 hear real music 60
10 the Boehm Piano Co., t07 West
Ninth street. and hear the new Edi-
son.--Adv.
Dokey Dance, Pythian Castle, Prizes
Saturday evening, Q to 12.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
Eaect on Brltlsh AttItude.

What effect win The situation
in South Ireland have on ihe Brit
ish governments attitude and the
opening Of the imperial pariis-
ment for consideration of the
agreement
The best opinion is that the
split among the Daii leaders wiH
not affect the plans FOR the OPEN
ing Of parliament.
The agreement was made be-
tween the British government and
plenipotentiaries representing the
Dali Erieann. and it VIII be placed
before tho House of Commons and
the House Of Lords iu tho Kings
speech.
Then. after Prime Minister Lloyd
George In the lower house and
Lord Birkenhead 81 the upper
chamber have explained and sup
ported the agreement a brief ad-
5ournment viii be taken % await
the vote OF the Dali Eireann.
which meets the same day. nezi
Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

/ am going TO hear John Charles
Thomas on the Vocation He'd Record
NJ Boehm Piano Co. lo7 West Ninth
strcct.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
Merwick Plays Olympia.

The Melwics and Olympia football
teams viii play on Baynard Field at
2f6 O'Clock teinTrrw afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
Sen. BALL COMES
TO THE RESCUE OF
NEWPORT SCHOOL
Wires That He Will Guarantee
the Funds Needed to Keep
il Open.
WILL NOT BE CLOSED
ncnt close the school. I viii guar
Aut~c the $500 ianitor expense ne.
.,~>.nry 10 keep u open,
l.. Heislcr Ball.

Tho above Is the significant por-
tlcn OF telegram received today ,
hy II. u. Lyman. president OF the
Newport Board OF Education. from
United states Sonator l.. IIeislcr
nsll, senator Ball. who is in WASH
ington. stated i'm the message that
he had read in the papers where
q was intended 20 close the New
port school because Of lack OF
funds Tor janitor service. Hence
his message.
Then the school will not oe
closed after today as was intend
cdg' Nh. Lyman was asked. after
receiving senator Balls message.
40" he replied. "it viii remain
opcn."
u had been intended 60 close the
school after today until some hnan-
olal provision could be made for
keeping II open. and Senator BAH
came 90 tho rescue. While he does
not 1.-Two In tho district. he is
noighhor living at Falkland.
The residents at oak Grove hav
been called 90 attend a special meetin
tomorrow afternoon in the sohoC
house NJ which time the action of th
board VIII hc determined by refer
sndum vote. Eugene Crossan OF re
acllc, president OF the oak Grov
school Board. today declared that III
psoplo ~ the community were seen
lnply undecided relative 10 the clio,
mg ~ tho school Provided isc refer
undum is rejected. approximately 3,
pupils Win be retarded In their studie
n the board decides 10 close the schoo
AZ a recent referendum Of the poI
ulacc % Elsmoro it was tho unanimot
decision uf the people not 20 intei
fere with tho action Of the board.
"a quite probable a further call OF IN
community viii be made 20 decid
whether or not the school ct Elsmcl
viii hc closed.
Continued on pasc %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

Want driver? Telephone ciassi.
fed ad.---Call 300.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

Use Clover Daay "Safe Maka sor
the sehool chnds BODY and m.na
btNaer Phone Igie-i5sl. Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
weather FORECAST.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
washington. Dec @ Weather forecast
for Delaware;
Fair tonigh, and Saturday with slowly
rising temperature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
FIERCE FIRE DROVE
FAMILY FROM HOME
Hard Luck Pursues Joseph J.
Ward OF Sussex. Visiting Sc
we're Affections.

special Correspondence Every l,venins
scorectOwn, Dec. a.--f'ire, believed
g. have been caused by a defective
fuc and an ovCrhoated steve. destroy
sd the residence Of Joseph J. Ward.
near Shortley. eieh, miles from here.
Wednesday night. ontailing a loss Of
Nur.ivly So 600. with little insurance.
The fnmiy were engaged In making
holly wrcsths az the time, and one Of
she children, hearing the cracking en-
hrfn. said some one was knocking at
the door and upon going TO the door
they LEARNED that the noise was caus-
"a hy the dwelling being on fire.
The family FASTENED from thu build
InH and found that IL was impossible
lur them 90 save the househoid ef-
frcts, because the house was almost
,nvslopcd 10 flames. only a few arti-
clos were taken from the building.
Pursued by Hard Luck.
Last summer Mr.. Wards large
arm was struck by lightning and de-
.iroycd. The FIRST OF the week. his
daughter. Blanche aged about l0
Years. fell and broke her les. and less
Than two months ago his stepdaughter
lissslc Brown, died after an illness OF
several months Of tuberculosis. The
anugh,er, Blanche, has had her arms
and lors broken eight times within
as many years a. result Of falls. some
tlnos as often as twice within a year
She has suffered moro broken limbs
than any other person IN lower Della
ware. II H. said. and the cause Is at
irihutcd 10 the brittleness Of the
bones which are net strong enough e
ruurcft tho body.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

Dokey Dance, Pythian Castle, Prizes
Saturday evening, TO 12.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
IRISH TREATY IS NOT LIKELY
TO BE DEFEATED BY VALERA'S
HOSTILITY, IS BRITISH VIEW
London, However Comedies That President Has Strong
Backers in Dali Ereann; England is Amazed al The
Opposition Ratification Of Pact will be Moved Before
Sim Fein Parliament on Wednesday; Two Of Irish
Cabinet Still Republicans.

- Associated I'ress 20 Every Eveninr
london. Dec. 9.-The rcpud.a-
ton by Eamon De valera % me
agreement reached between tne
British and Irish pienlpo;entiar.
les for the establishment q the
Irish free state, and the resultant
split in the Dali Eirtaun cabinet
oyershadowed al other develop
ments Of tho Irish situation today.
The receipt of this news inrnedi-
ately raised two questions: What
will be the outcome Of che division
among the Irish leaders as affect
ing the decision % tho Dali Eirs-
ann upon the agreement.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

refol es'ration and fire prevention.
Shape" Of the Sky.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

,rasrtx
TO PREVENT WASTE
LOGGING I
Uran'a Experiments May Revolution
lxe Methods
Crania, a-In an effort to discover
whether waste wood left in the tops
and limbs Of felled trees can be used
for fuel on logging operations at d
reasonable cost, and, if not how such
tops can be disposed Of 70 prevent $, Il
Gus fires, Henry T.. Hardtner, iesl.
dent OF Che trania Lumber Company.
announces that he has undertaken q
series Of experiments on his companys
lands. In this work he has ihe coop
GRAFTON of Commis sioner NJ. L. Alex
Rnder of the State Depar: of Con.
servatiOn, and Director r. d. Forbes Of
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

Covingt on, lathe police juries o
Washington and st Tammany parishe
have each appropriated $45 TO u,
awarded as prize money for the no,
Reforeeiratt. CLUBS This contest i
being conducted under the supervision
OF the Department Of Conservation
through ia Forestry Division
Both pal shes are very apereSsiv
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

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CLERK-Typist. omen, women, over
10 for government departments. $12O
month. Previous experience unneces-
sary. For free particulars of exami-
nations. write John Leonard, (former
civil service examiner), 1041 Equit-
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LEGAL NOTICE

State OF Indiana Wayne County. SIS:
Julia G4llom VS. George Gillon-
Wayne Circuit Court. January term,
1921. No. 1859, Petition 70 r. divorce.
Be. Ii known. that on the 18th day
of February, 1921. the above named
plaintiff. by her attorney. filed in the
office of the clerk of the Wayne Cir
cult Court her petition against said
defendant for a divorce.
Said plaintiff also filed with said
complaint the affidavit of Thomas A.
Burton, disinterested person, show
ing that said defendant is not a resi-
dent of this state. and also her own
affidavit showing that her causes for
divorce. as stated in her said petition.
are, cruel and inhuman treatment
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the filing and pendency of
such petition, and that unless he ap-
pears and answers or demurs thereto.
on the calling of said cause on the
18th day of April. 1921, at the term of
said court to be begun and held a the
Court House in the City of Richmond
on the first Monday of April. 1921. said
cause will be heard and determined IN
his absence
Witness. the clerk. and the seal o.
said Court, at the City of Richmond
this 18th day of February. 1891.
LINUS p. MEREDITH.
Clerk
Robbins. Keller & Robbins. attorpey for
plaintiff. Feb.1S-25-Mar. A
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These
fresh
brndle
flow of milk; Shothon
bull, will weigh 800 pounds
HOGS
Buckeye
Idea
roller Roll
old
old double breehng
collars
and
S00b boiler
100 burap
good
Lot Of
shredded fodder
SALE BEGINS AT 10 A NJ. SHARP WARREN Nd T01DAW
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