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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
]. NJ. v. A. TO PUT
UP HARD BATTLE
over INJUNCTION
Suit Strikes At every Heart
and Soul" Of Body Says
Lewis

indianapolis. Ind. Sept. :t.-Evcry
which was said officially to strike at
the VERY heart and sour' OF the mine
workers union WAS pledged today by
the convention of the United Mine
workers OF America Tho action was
taken after President John Lewis had
ruled out OF order delegates who wish :
cd to present motions for n general
strike or adjournment 60 that dele
gates might go home TO prepare our
fighting lines"
William Green international sccrc-
tary declared that Il suit field In fed
tral court yesterday for West virgins,
and kentucky operators to prevent
unioniEation OF these fields sought TO
have the union held TO be an unlawful
organization. Apparently he regarded
the suit rs a step toward AN effort 10
dissolve the union. The attack on tho
legality OF the union. he said. was the
most dangerous charge ever made
against ~.
Samuel C;ompcrs. In an address. tnu-
mated that the suit sought an inJunc-
tion ifiposinE on the rights Of citizens
and turning to President Lewis who
heads thl list OF defendants In tho suit
said:
John in defense OF that principal
would Il.' TO visit you In JAIL
- have every expectation that sMr'
Gompcrs will l~ accorded that pvlNtl-
cgc" answered Lewis. MIR. Green Do
ciarcd that II was significant that the
suit which the defendants must answer
October ~ had been filed In Judge. 4.
u. Nudcrson's court aud lie added that
he was fearful Of tho result.
Discussion of tho suit and N- Com
pcrs' speech delayed convention work
and n was late afternoon when tho
d"icEa<s go, back to tho debate on tho
two Kansas strike cases In thcs"
cases the anti-HdmiuiHtration element
Tod hy Alexander Howat. is opposing
President Lewis recommendation that
tho convention order iiowat to direct
strikers to return. Calls for vote
were blocked hy tho refusal Of Vice
President Phillip Murray presiding Of
'fircr to entertain motion
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

Alfons Kurtzo, a Swiss-American
athlete. is the latest addition to the
select group Of gents who spend
their time creating thrills for the
public. Kurtzo, who has been con-
tortionist. aerialist and steeplejack,
sees nothing dangerous in hanging
by one arm over the side wall Of
the tallest skyscraperA An that
keeps him from dropping to the
street far below i the grip in his
hand
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
small BOY TOSSED ON SEA
OF B0LSHEv|SM. FINDS HAVEN

Honolulu. r. II. Sept :l-Sicholal
OF drif.wood on tho tidal waves caused
by Bolshcvsrn. and the world war in
the seas Of Russian life. has found "A
haven here hH mascot OF Company O.
Twenty Seventh United States infan-
try. after pcriious adventures rarely
experienced by fourtccn-ycar boys
outside the pages Of fiction.
According to tho officers Of tho com
psny. which served In Siberia. where
Nicholai WAS adopted. his father was
a captain in tho Imperial fiuEHlan
navy. who prrishcd when his com
mand. tho Alexander III. was sunk IN
the Black sea 10y ., German hattlcship
in 1916 Sichoiai's mother had died
when he was four years old and he had
no other relatives. lie drifted into tho
company Of Russian soldiers whom he
accompanied TO Siberia over tho frozen
stcppcs.
Tho hoy soon found himself among
Roishcvtks and outlaw gangs Of stray
Russians. Koreans and chinese. Near
Nladivpstnk. 1000 miles from odessa.
his birthplace. Sichoiai was injured IN
a -kirmish lie still bears on hiH
forehead tho scar OF tho wound.
The outlaws. planning TO attack a
detachment Of 7ist United states In
fanirv. in July. 1919. sent Sicholai ~
= spy because he could speak Russian.
German and Polish. but no English.
Tho hoy wandered into tho American
camp. was given an army meal and
rcciprocatcd by telling tho rcFimontal
officers. thru an interpreter. OF the
outlaws proposed attack Tho rcsul,
was that tho outlaws were repulscd
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

and Nicholai wa, adopted as tho rcst-
mental mascot. Hc was taught Eng
lIsh. fed and clothed.
In April. 1880. tho regimen. was or
dcrcd 10 Manila and tho men were
faced with tho problem of getting
Nieholai aboard the transport without
He was dressed In n privatcs uniform
and he stole aboard among some mules
and slowed away out OF sight OF the
ships officers during the voyage.
At Manila Sichnlat stayed with tho
5ist regiment at Fort Mckinley for
eleven months. Then he became ac-
and when that organization wac or
dcrod to Honolulu. he decided to- stay
with his latest foster parents. In a
soldiers uniform hc boarded tho trans
port Thomas. was discovered by the
ships officers and nut ashore. At
dawn the ncNt morning he climbed up
tho ladder at the chips side and
slowed away again He was success
full and arrived in Honolulu with tho
For tho past five months Sicholai
has attended school at Schofirld Bar
racks, where his company IT. quar-
tered. Now he can epcak and read
krEliEh.
"i intend to become an American
citizen" he esid. ~ want to go to
school and learn "a much as can and
here"
hs tho first stop toward American
ritizonshtp. tho boy has changed his
name from Sirholai Moornrshcnkc to
Nicholas Morris. hut to his soldier
fcetcr- parents hc remains "Russky."
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

As simple as dropping in to see the
pastor of the Fairview Center Baptist
church.
That was James comment after we
had been to the White House to call
on President Harding. OF course, it
wasn't quite as simple as all that; but
there certainly is an impressive absence
| of pomp and circumstance surround
| ing the chief magistrate of the world s
greatest nation. Not that there is any
lack of dignity about the president or
the White House environments In
fact, am not certain that there is not
more dignity in this bare simplicity
| than in that which doth hedge king
about"
When that old heather Shah Jehan
sought to commemorate his favorite
wife he built the Tai Mahal and adorn-
ed it with graceful minarets and OK
quisite carvings. creating what is re-
puted to be the most beautiful struc-
ture in the world. But when the
American people wanted to commemor
ate the father of their country they
built the Washington Monument, ris-
ing sheer five hundred feet and abso-
lutely naked in its beauty. Distin-
guished travellers who have seen both
the Tai Mahal and the Washington
Monument pronounce the latter in
comparably the grandcr and more in
spring.
What I am trying TO make, you see
is the grandeur of the simplicity in
which the American President lives
when compared with the fuss and
feathers which surround even the pet
ties Of Europc's petty kings. The Inn
preston 1t made on me was that here
is the real thing" which doesn't have
to put on gcwgays and spangles in or
der to impose itself upon the unthink-
| ing. There he was. chosen ruler of
moro than hundred million cc-born
people, and all the tinsel and glitter
in the world could not add one iota TO
his greatness. nor its lack subtract
therefrom.
| am not going to try to give a
word picture of Warren Harding. tho
man. That has been done times with
out number since that cventful day IN
lChicaFo moro than year ago when
he was elevated from a small-towu
editor and a senator of only average
renown to be the dominant party's
candidate for the greatest of all cleo
tive offices. 1t Is sufficient to say
that he appears todav the same srac-
| ious. kindly gentleman that he was
when his chances OF becoming prcsi-
dent would have been reckoned only as
ono In several millions.
II ie OF Warren Harding. the Presi-
dent. set out to write. They say he
is the hardest worked man In America
that any president is so of necessity.
with the weight of so many momen-
tous problems pressing down upon
him 1t must bc an awful bore to drop
consideration OF them to shake hands
with people he never saw or heard of
and never expects to sec again. But
President Harding either must not find
| 4, borcsomc, or ho has the making of
| a first-ratc actor. He makes you feel
| that YOU arc tho ono particular person
| that he Is happicst to see at that par
\ ticulsr moment. and that he would
have been terribly disappointed II you
hadn't called while In town.
or course. you know down In tho bot
tom Of your heart that tho president
would have managed to worry alonc
even II you hadn't called. hut Just tho
same you can't help but feel impovtan,
and consequential because re was SO
glad 10 sec YOU.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
AIRMAN KILLED As
PRACTICES FOR MEET

Washington. sept :s.-Cspt. John
a. Minn!s OF Montgomery. Ala, ono of
tn" Marine corps leading aviatorr.
crashed to his death last night whiic
engaging In practice t tho ouantico.
Va. haSc preparatory to tho fen
nanouvSrH OF the marines tho navy
department vaE advised today.
Captain Minnts according 10 word
received here met his death while at
tempting 10 escape scarchliSht
which was cndcavorins to pick out
his plane.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
RUSSIANS CRY OUT
FOR STEADY PEACF

Moscow, Sept. e4.-The keynote OF
headlines in all Moscow newspapers
today concerning Poland's ultimatum
TO Russia is we want peace"
Karl Rndck and other prominent
communists contribute articles in
which both the proletariat and bour-
gcoisic in the European countries arc
called on to check the Pohsh war
plans which arc alleged by the writ
crs to be inspired by France.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
BOY KILLS SELF AFTER
MOURNING TWO DEATHS

Grand Junction. Colo. Sept. 81
Despordcnt over the death OF his
father who died August - at the age
Of % and the death OF his mother so
years old on September E. Preston
Reed. IL years old shot himself TO
death today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
ARREST CASHIER FOR
SHORTAGE or 100000

Lawrcnccviiic. III. Sept. 2,.-E. =
LauEhlin. rs years old. cashier Of tho
bridgeport Bank & Trus, Co, at
bridgeport just west of Lawrenccviilc.
Is under arrest her" on charge Of
cmbezzlcmcnt An examination of his
books, u is alleged: reveals n shortage
OF approximately $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
HIGH TRIBUTES PAID TO
MEMORY OF FRANK M'COY
Chief Black and Squad OF Police
Attend Funeral Of Former
State Detective.

George Black. superintendent, and
member OF the city police force, State
officials. members OF the Knights or
pythiAs and OF the Union Fire Co., as
well as a large number of other friends
OF the family were present at the
funeral services for the late Frank w.
Mccoy, former State detective, who
died at the State Hospital last Sunday.
The services were held at the residence,
1926 North Broome street, at $50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
William Lamming. rector of st. Luke $
Reformed Episcopal Church. The rec
tor paid a high tribute to the former
detective, who. he said, had, during his
term of service. before his breakdown,
been diligent. faithful and energetic in
The performance of his duties.
The services were brief. consisting of
a prayer, the reading of the burial SER
vice. the few remarks by Rev. Lam
ming. and a song, "As Pants the Hart,
by Mrs. Mary l.. Wright, of New
Castle.
Superintendent of Police Black with
a squad of about 80 policemen under
the immediate direction of Sergeants
John Devenish. John j. Donohoe. Hugh
Mcbride. Andrew Deveney and Albert
III. Foreman. all of whom had been well
acquainted with the former detective,
accompanied the funeral procession to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
STUDENTS VISIT TO
PROVING GROUNDS
Detail of Delaware Seniors Have
an Interesting Afternoon
at Aberdeen, Md.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Newark. May 2o- Major l.. u. Row.
commandant of the II. O. Il. c., at the
University of Delaware and about twen-
ty-five of the senior students spent an
interesting and instructive afternoon
at the Aberdeen proving grounds yes
terday. The trip was arranged by
Major Row with Lieutenant Colonel
Henry w. Schulz, commandant at the
proving grounds.
Colonel Schulz and his aides extended
every possible courtesy to Major Row
and the students and made the trip a
delightful one. Major James Kirk and
Captain Joseph Hall of the air service
also assisted in making the visit a
pleasant one, and Lieutenant Paul w.
Beck, Jr., acted as personal escort to
the visitors.
The visitors were taken through the
mammouth museum where hundreds of
trophies Of war are located, sue as
tanks and artillery trophies. They were
shown over the bombing airplanU and
heard an interesting lecture on air
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

bombing by Captain Hall. Practice
work is now going on at the grounds
for the coming naval tcata when bombs
will be dropped on battIeships. Some
OF the planes to be used are ut tho prov
Ing grounds and were shown to the vis-
itors. The students were much inter-
ested In tho big 16-inch gums. They
We're also shown the operations of the
new anti-air-craft guns and saw the
actual firing of some OF the large guns.
In addition to Major Row those on
the trip included the following stu
dents; Taggart. Boulden. Fairbanks.
Wood, Magcc. Alexander. cooch. Hemp
hill. Phillips. McMullen, Brown Marvel.
Eizey, Hastings. Attix, NAPLES, Jones,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Smart Style
White Canuas
Pumps s2.79

If we once get you acquainted
with our way of selling shoes,
you'll surely appreciate the adj
vantage Of buying here. Our
desire for your good is before
any desire for ours. Yoall find
il does make q differences in
buying we have a splendid
stock Of both women's and chill
dren 8 shoes, and we want 70 sell
them, but we don't want - sell
them To you unless You want 70
buy them that's one difference
between this store and some
others.
We'd like 70 show you these
white canvas one strap and plain
pumps for women at 81 27o, they
come in covered Louis heel and
low heel. Genuine Goodyear
WeIted and turn soles. We know
how pleased you'll be i you
buy them, how much satisfac-
ton you'll get. Styles and sizes
to fit any womans s foot.
Misses and Chiidren's Gun
Metal and Patent leather Mary
Jane Pumps. All sizes up %
No. 2, s1.o8 the pair.
Shoe Dept. Down Stairs store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Let Contract for siIyerbrook s. S.

The Silverbrool< NJ. T.. Church Sun
day School building at Lancaster and
Woodlawn avenues has been put under
contract to the Smythe Construction
Company, which concern has taken out
a permit for the work. to cost s3e.s75.
The structure will be a4x102 feet. two
stories high. of brick and stone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Asks Council for curfew Law.

CITY Council last night received a
communication from Alert Sunshine So
ciety to consider the fixing of cur
few hour for the children. Council has
had this matter under consideration
before but did not take any action. 1t
will be discussed next "Wednesday night,
when the body meets as committee OF
the whole.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
William Norford, Accused OF Muir
der of Wife, Refuses to Make
Any Statement.

william Norford 1925 Lombard
street. was held without bail for the
grand jury by a coroner's jury last
night for the killing of his wife. carri"
Norford, at their home last Tuesday
morning. Norford refused 10 make any
statement Hannah JcnrieH, sister ~
the dead woman vas held under bah 81
Witness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Why Men
Buy Here

It's not so much what men
get as what they save that make
them "men Of money" Every
tine You fail to take advantage
Of our offerings YOU fad 70 add
toy0ur bank account, the follow
ing special prices for tomorrow
Is an inducernent for YOU 20
come IN and get acquainted.
Mems good quality cotton
Isle sox, CSC.
Mems Split Sole sox 3ec,
three pairs s1.0O.
Mems High grade silk Sox.
81 to 50.
Afen's two piece paiana suits,
$500.
MEMS BaIhriggan sleeveless
under shirts and knee length
drawers Soc and 69c.
Mems ATHLETIC union suits,
S5c, 81 and $1.55.
Mems Best quality dress
shirts 81 and 81 80.
Star Safety Razor. six extrs
Cru steel blades, in neat case
al for 69c.
High grade shaving cream,
the tube 2Ic.
Mems HandkerehiefS, cotton
1919, liner. up 70 $3.50.
Mems Furnishing Dept.
Main Floor Left Aisle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
The Basis for Approval.

What Ia your opinion OF reiativity7'
II approve OF it, replied Senator
Sorghum "Thcn you understand It
thorouphly?. "F'ricnd. II / bnd always
been required to understand thorough
ly everything l approved of | should
have transacted considerably Iess
political business. ss.'---Washington Gtar.
He~-"Did you ever read looking
Backward2" Sho--'fNo. but I'm sure
] could by holding mirror in front Of
t,,a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
g. O. p. Women Hear waIsen.

At meeting of the Republican
Women at their headquarters. S23 Ship
ley street. last night. addresses were
made by A. Edward Walscn candidate
for collector OF taxes for the southern
district, and Elmer III. klund. candidate
to succeed himself as collector OF taxes
for the northern district. Arrange
ments were also discussed for the car
nival to be held May 81 to provide funds
for maintaining the women's head
quarters at the Shipley street address.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

In the caws of Charles r. Yohe. who
was found dead On Monday In hia room
AT 70s Jefferson street verdict was re-
turned of death from slcoholic poison
ing Liquor found IN the mans room
vas found to he 50 per cent proof.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
"A Galaxy of Summer Frocks"

Fo conceivable mode make you happy that
has arrived Gngha Organde Wolfe and color
and style there are frocs for early morning foc for sports for the
afternoon at hom the afternoon and lovely irresistible models
for the parties and dances that certain nights
Everodys Store prices make possible To start out early the
with wardrobe thereby receiving
and pleasure these Their prices
frock and advance
imported dotted swiss model Dress Dept First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
The Seasons Newest
Wonder Waists $2.49

Tomorrow Monday and Tuesday the Wa and Blouse Woman"
will have her viii feature the wonder
waists and bouses $40.
As this collection the largest have
offered the who be different achieve ii here
Philippine Hand
Pongee-Georgctte and Jap Silks. white and coIored
thcse about by buying
tensivey ah enabled them for the low price Of s24o
Waist Dept. First Floor"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
1000 yards so to 75c
Dress Voiles at 29c

Now the time buy pretty voes for
will the wisdom Of seizng this opportunity the be-
with
fresh this years look Wehave grouped together all incomplete
lines Of this seasons best selling coors and patterns offering them
beginning tomorrow at only 29c the yadhe price does tell the
their WORTH for is really less than first pcether
price and width they
to 40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Making a Bridal Gown
in the New and
Appropriate Mode

To the June bride-to-be, nou delightfully."-
absorbed in the planning of her trousseau, lre
call attention to the merchandise i'm "Euergbodg's
Store adopted to bridal needs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

FOR Rent--very desirable apartment,
1920 Delaware avenue. beautiful sur
roundinzs. Every convenience. Phono
4550r-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

the grave and acted as guard of
honor.
Interment was made In Mt. Salem
cemetery, where brief committal SER
vice was read by Rev. Iamming.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
DEATHS.

rlTzPATRICk-ln this city May IL
iesl, Mrs. Mary L. Fitzpatrick tnec
Relatives. friends. keystone Circle, No.
%. L. r. of A., and Lamonin Council. No.
ia Degree of Pocahontas. of Chester, Pa.
are invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence ia North du pont street
on saturday morning. May 2l. at o'clocS
Reouiem mass at the Cathedral. Interment
AT Cathedral cemetery.
HIGGI<S-In this city on May 10, 1921
Louisa wife of the late John Higgins. aged
20 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at her late residence. 504
Nest Front street. on Monday afternoon at
4 O'Clock. lnterment at Siiverbrook ceme-
terry.
HUTSON-In this city on May Is. 1921
William Thomas Hutson, in his 51st year
Relatives friends. members of Diamond
Councl Jr. @. L.. A. M. Ienape Tribe 1 .
o. O r.. Loyal Order of Moose. Sons of
Veterans and employees of the p. b. & w
Railroad Co. are invited to attend the funer-
al -sryices az his late residence, 4lo West
Twcnty-t third street, on saturday after
noon May 2l. at 2.30 O'Clock. Interment
at silvcrbrook cemetery.
pETERS-Washington ID. c.. May Is
1921 Eugene Peters.
Funeral services and fnterment private
Additional death notices. received too
late for this column viii be found on
Il p1n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

An ad in Every Evening costing zoo
sold an automobile worth 100 dollars
what more could you expect.~-AdH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Special Lou
Prices Inuite You
to Buy
Toilet Goods
Here
TOMORROW

Various sorts OF excellent
toilet articles are included in
these special priced offerings for
tomorrow.
Watkins MuIsiied Cocoanut
Oil Shampoo, 33e.
Pure Cocoanut Oil CASTLE
Soap. Large size cake, 20c. Six
cakes for sl.I0.
Palmolive Soap, six cakes for
43c.
Kolynos Dental Cream, Igc.
Sample tube free.
Mavis Talcum Powder, 17c.
Babcocks, Butterfly Talcum
Powder, 23e.
Pompeian face powder, white,
flesh or brunette, Soc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Bormon Electric
Brand
House Dresses

With their four famous fca-
lures they fit an women. per-
fectly. E.verybody's Store" has
the exclusive sale In Wilmington
for these nationally and popu-
larry known dresses; never be-
fore have we presented 20 our
patrons more attractive coi-
lection and the price range is
very modest indeed s.. .9S 20
S4.oS. They fit AL hard-to-fis
women. See them ON display.
First floor rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

McWhorter. Wise, Holland, sippIe. VIII
son and Barnard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Six More Timely Offerings

Baronet Satin
40 inches wide, in white and
black only at $3.50.
Yoile Newport
45 in wide, all shades. Special
Saturday at SOC.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Giinghams
Giinghams
EUerylUhere, and Here's
a Host for You

Fashion stamps them with
her approval for iatmty froeks-
and imagine a bathing suit with
gingham trimmings, well that's
the style this year and gingham
neckwear is new craze too, It's
easy to fashion these new style
fancies-Choose from the fol-
lowing:
Bates Ginghams- fascinating
and colorful patterns, 2Sc.
Scotch Zephyr Ginghamex-
ira wide width, the smartest
and best for the price, 36c.
Apron Gingham, clear, clean
checks. Best quality. To-
morrow at l4c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
voiIe Newport

Mill Ends i'm Voiles
40 inches wide, white only, a
clean up at l9c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

Additional death notices. received too
late for this column win be found on
Financial Page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
45-in. Organdie

Imported, transparent; 35 new
shades at S5c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Ribbonzenc Braid

In colors and black. Il yards
to bolt for 25c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

A bride may we'll make her
wedding gown herself land have
all the more delightful things
for her trousseau) for MeCalTs
new printed patterns offer
way Of Transforming these clever
fashions into stylish creations
with the utmost ease.
This new pattern which
makes sewing 50 much easier
has all the instructions printed
on each part, 50 that putting
a frock together really becomes
a ioyand more than that
complete success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20

French Serge
All wool, 40 in wide. II navy
only at s1.39.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-20
Plain Color
Crepes

Summer finds many needs for
a generous supply in every house
hold "a great saving in price
may be had here in 'Cut
lengths. Special at 25e.
Full size Couch Covers in
attractive coloretl stripes. Very
special at each Sl,75.
Down Stairs Store