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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
DAMAGES AWARDED.

Awards of damages to property own
ers affected by the new State road be-
tween Smyrna and Tybout's Corner
made by the commission yesterday We're
fled by the attorney for that body this
morning with Prothonotary HoffeCker
as follows: Mrs Harry Biddle. $6,2S5.
Mrs. Martha Gaugh. so $50; William J.
Reypohfs. 81 ,7se; Frank Sterling. $5SS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
SEVENTH WARD 6. 0. ?. WOMEN.
Chairman WIN BE Elected at Meeting
Wednesday Night.

The Republican women Of tho seventh
ward viii elect ward chairman at
meeting u the High school On next
WEDNESDAYS night
Tho Sixth Uafd Republican women
viii also meet I'LL THAT night in th, Re
publican women clubhouse, S23 Shipl,l
street. when q chairman will hc elected
to fiji the Vacancy of Mrs George NJ.
Fisher resigned The call for the meet
ings was issued hy Mrs Donald Ash
brook. chairman oI the Republican
womens $ city committee.
According 10 Lambert ! fouih
secretary of tn, Department Of Elec-
tions. few womeu voters are having
their names transferred This office is
being held open from To 3 o'cloe r
each afternoon - that voters who have
moved since thc general election may
have their names transferred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Reformed Seminary Dean Dead.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Lancaster, Pa. April 16.-Reverend
Christ Schaefer. dean of the Theologi-
cal Seminary of the Reformed Church in
the United States. died at his home in
this city this morning Of apoplexy in
his roth year. He was brother of
the late Rev. Dr. N. c. Schaeffer. for
many years superintendent Of public
instruction of Pennsylvania.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Mar1zee hcnses were issued by
NxxSraee- Iawrence j. Bron1an yester
dsx5 % Annnn AIryus1us Benson. SIC
FSs<s Gsuexrxh street. and Gladys Louise
My. $40 Maine avenue. Southwest
Wesknugfnn- d c. and Clarence +.
PAM xfe Easf Ninth street, and Olivia
C. Reerhrxa. H Taylor street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
ACCEPT OPEN SHOP PLAN.
Three Months Strike Of Boston Building
Trades Workers Over.

Boston. April l6 The Building Trades
Employers Association has announced
Il at its members would resume operation
~ orce under open shop conditions and
under resolutions BY which they would be
bound 10 make no agreement with any
union in the building trades this year
The action marks the latest step
III the controversy which haS Kept 1000
men III ldieness since January lnder
conditions vauoualv termed as con-
stitutlng a strike and a lockout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
NJ. 2. SUNDAY School Dinner.

MThe third annual dinner Of the First
Methodist Protestant Sunday school was
held in the lecture room Of the church last
night, with about 20 persons in attendance
The speakers included Miss Ella Willis
VI. Findin. Abraham Smith, ID A Hay
Rev. W. H. Hodges and f Ross Farra
II was resolved t. work during the com
ing year for funds to purchase the adjoir-
ing building to enlarge the Sunday school
a nd to try to convert at least 50 of the
Sunday school members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Mechanic Guard Show.

The Mechanic Guard presented q mn
strel show Thursday night for benefit Of
Washington Camp, Patriotic Order Sonsof
America. at 400 West Seventh street The
following took part Frank Dunham,
James File George Moore II HAYDEN,
Ira McCrea, Harry H Kane, Matthew
Holiday. 7. Braddock. The second part
was given by Edith and Lillian butcher,
aud Helen and Hilda Kennedy 4 mill
tary scene ended the entertainment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
On Bad Check charge.

Charged with passing a worthless check
Margaret Blackson, colored. was held
under $500 bail for she Court Of General
Sessions by Judge Hastings. 1t is alleged
that she had check for $40 cashed at the
Wilmington Trust Co, signing the name
of her former employer, Anna = Frank.
of 1924 Market street The girl denied
ii and said she had been at home the after
noon the check was cashed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
UTAB STATISTICS
ozrsy - neaxhs This Weeks Little Con
tagfnn Reported.

The records Of the Board of Health
ssuru as births, 25 marriages and %
deaths for the week The figures for
tho cnrrespondfng week Of 1920 were 10
births. 30 marriages and Sc deaths.
Three OF the deaths reported were Of
chskfren under one year. and three were
from, violence or accident
Seven new cases of whooptng cough.
tfrr,ee each of scarlet fewer and diph-
th-rts- two of typhoid fever and one Of
chtcfasn; pux hage been reported
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Young peonle.s W. Q. II II.

The Young Peoples Branch Of the "
c. T. T. Will hold the regular business
meeting Monday evening, April Is. at the
home OF Mrs. Harry A Cramer. 25lS
West street A thank offering to complete
the pledge TO the Near-East Relief fund
will be taken Mrs Levi McCauley Foster
is president of the granch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Rntler-Sweetman.

Miss Clara +. Sweetman. only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sweetman, of
Cooch's Bridge and Harvey c. Butler.
of Christiana, were married in the par
sonage Of Newark NJ. +. Church on
Tuesday night by Rev. Frank Herson.
The bride. whose attendant was Mrs.
Harrison Whitten. sister of the groom
was attired in silk poplin and black
lace hat. The twenty seventh wedding
anniversary of Miss Sweetmans parents
was observed on Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Ouallfy for Police Job.

Three new men whose applications fnr
positions On thc p0iicr force Rere c0ndi-
t,oually accepted bv the Board IF Police
4 commissioners started rs take 3 course
~ irstrlcti0n Z the police school under
sgt Wilmer Hahn this morning The
mer are Harry II Nuretele Alfred Il
Carey and William Conghlin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT.
Annual Meeting 70 be Held Monday in
Gymnasium.

The Rrnual meeting n tho People
settlement Association i to ~ held m
N0rday. Aprl IS an innovation this
ycar Will be tho membership meeting
Which Rill take placc n the gvnnaslum
n clock
Instead of the gslal long report # THO
IIeadporker. summing up the Ycar
acfleltics. very short report Slli he zlver
~ Miss PYLE, ard dclegatas from f.i
clubs and classes III the house xill report
al their owr activities during thc fall and
winter season
Members af the Fzcrutlvc Committfr
and few friends II tho z'ttIenert g.l
line together II 3 clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
To ArIn p. o. Employees.

Postmaster James J. English has re-
oeivezd instructions TO arm all essential
employees under his Jurisdiction who are
entrusted with the control of valuable
mail matter II is expected that the out
fit Will be forwarded at once by the de-
rrartment from Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
STAGED Fight on Street.

Clarence Ingram and WIhAm \Izru
IN Municipal Court today Vere fined
81 and costs on q charge Of fighting on the
street They we're arrested by Detective
McDarn nel. when they were Using French
street between Third and Fourth rs a
ring for their bout Yesterday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Market Street Prnnerty Sold.

The Albert II Donovan property at
3l0i Market street has been sold through
Mundv q co. n James Moore The
consideration was IS 500 Mundv & Go
have also sold tne Innn Reinholz cottage
IN Forest Park - Edward f. Bowers ior
-. so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Just Like a Boy.

Jimmy mother was giving him a
second scolding about his unvashvd
neck You know YOU haven't washed
YOUR neck" said his mother Gee
whiz," said Johnny r note of dcspyra-
tion creeping into his voice aint I
goin' to wear a collar New 4orN sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
RelIetue PrnrerfK sold.

6 II Townsend and + Z Gallagher
have sold the property oi q II AibuEht
1T Bellevue To samuel T Green The
house vas built hv L james Belt de-
-eAsed. who lived there l2r d number
IL Years Mr. Albright IS now Hlth the
ia Pont Fiber-Ilk Company q Buffalo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
s. NJ. BRAUNsTETN WEBS.
Married In Philadelphia 70 Mrs. Bertha
Hastings of Pittsburg.

Announcement has been made OF the
marriage in Philadelphia last Thurs
day afternoon of Samuel NJ Braunstein
of this city. and Mrs. Bertha Hastings.
OF Pittsburg. Pa. The marriage was
performed by Philadelphia rabbi.
Mr. Rraunstein rs the owner Of the s.
N Rraunstetn. Inc. Ladies shop. 610
Market street, and also Of ladies shop
in Chester The shop in Chester was
opened to the public only Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
EVERY EVENING READERS

who. for any reason. fail 70 re-
ceive their paper regularly and
promptly. are urged to notify the
Business Office at once-either
by phone or letter. Only in this
way is it possible to correct poor
service and il is the earnest de-
sire Of the Circulation Depart
ment to place the paper in the
hands of its readers regularly
and promptly always.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
WEDDINGS.
Tinder.mcGraw.

The marriage of Miss Helen MeGraw,
621 South Van Buren, street. and Carl
Lindcr, 429 Eighth avenue. was solemn
lied AT 7 O'Clock this morning in st.
Elizabeth's Church. oak and Broome
streets, Rev. William Temple, pastor, of
ficiating Following the wedding. Mr..
and Mrs. Iinder left for Niagara Falls.
MIR. Linder is "A machinist of the Rem
ington Machine Company. They will
reside at 429 Eighth avenue after April
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Funeral of Bertha Vincent.

home in Chester, Pa.
Funeral of Bertha Vincent.
The funeral of Bertha r. Vincent SO
wears old, who died Thursday in New
ark, will be held Thursday afternoon
with services at 525 North Union street,
this city
Mrs. Mary HcAIeer.
Mrs Mary McAleer. widow Of Peter
McAleer died yesterday at her late
home, 323 East Fifth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
$1,000 Behind. Gets u Months.

Over 81. 200 in arrears on O aon-su1u 1T
order Of SIS a week. Bruno Nesi was =ea-
fenced 70 the workhouse for IL tuonths
by Judge Hastings Ia Municipal Court
today Nesi made three payments on the
order and then skipped
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Robert Burns Club Meets.

The Robert Burns Club held its
weekly meeting last night in the Labor
I.yoeum, 4IO du Pont street 1T was de
cided 10 hold a get-together meeting on
Friday, April 29- A new phonograph
has been purchased by the club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
RIDDLE.

You would be freei
Would YOU be free
IF YOU were free
Is the wind FREE,
Or the wind-worn sea-
Or the sun-ticd earth,
Or the carth-tied moon2
Is Aricl2
Is Cahban2
Is Satan in HELP
Or God III Heavcn7
n Riddle my rune,
Little man
Lee Wilson Dodd IN Poetry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
For Wilson Endowment Fund.

Mrs. Jean Wright, student of the vii
son College. will address the morning
service at Westminster Church tomorrow
for the Wilson endowment fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Epworth Learne Sncial-

The EpWorth League Of Grace NJ T..
Church held q social gathering ,r the
church house LAST evening, with Miss Edna
McDsnlel IN charge Indoor relay races
and old-fashioned games were played
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Baptists to Attend Convention.

Baptist churches in Wilmington will
be represented at the Atlantic district
conference OF Women's Missionary
Societies al Washington May 10 to 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
w. C.. II. II. Institute.

The W. c. II. u. Institute viii be
held in Harrison Street NJ. Il. Church
on Wednesday, April 20, beginning at
10 a. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
e. +. Eizey ConvaIescing.

z. F. Elzey. clerk of Second Baptist
Church. is recovering from serious
operation performed at Delaware Hos
pital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
m 4 sAnn -.

see page z. Color az the piet.u
a. Tins page and send a On to our oshco
There is d chance 20 win a priEe.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Sunday School Convention at Smyrna

The saith annual convention of the
Delaware Sunday School Association
will be held at Smyrna, April 2S and 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Personal.

Mn- G. p. Mnroney. a patient at the
Rxncupakhf Hospital rs recovering
from Illness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
OBITUARY.
Joseph Livsey.

Joseph Livesy, a wellknOwn VII
rnington man. died Thursday at his
home 1921 West Fourth street. Funeral
services will be held Monday morning
with high mass at St. Thomas r. G.
Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Amos KopIin.

Amos Koplin, formerly Of this city,
died late Wednesday afternoon at his
home in Chester Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Mrs. Mary HcALeer.

Cali 22O0-ft reaches every ad taker
ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26

az such until removed by a two
thirds vote or the entire legislative
assembly and on removal shall
continue to act as such until his
successor has been elected and
enters charge Of his duties. The
city manager need not be resident
Of Tulsa or the state Of oklahoma" ="
The duties OF the city manager
shall be the same az those now
exercised by the mayor and board
OF commissioners, and shall do and
perform all other duties and ex-
Cerlse such other authority as he
may be authorized AMI empowered
to exercise and discharge by ordin-
auco,'
lie shall recommend measures for
adoption; prepare an annual budget
containing statement of the
estimated needs of the city for the
ensuing year, and give such other
Information regarding the financial
condition and business OF the city
as the legislative body may request
No materials costing $500 or more
may be purchased by the city
manager without first advertising
for bids and the same procedure
fuust or followed in the sale OF
materials by the city.
He shall let the city printing to
the lowest responsible bidder,
Reports shall be made to the city
manager by heads Of all depart
ments.
If the proposed charter should be
adopted, present city officials
would hold office until April !. 1922.
Electors would continue to re-
tain the power initiative and refer
endum.
Until the legislative body shall
elect the city manager and the
manager enters on the discharge
OF hls duties. or In case or
vacancy in such position, the mayor
shall have the power to appoint u
city manager until a manager =
selected by the assembly.
All bonds and negotiable in
strumcnts issued by the city shall
be signed by the mayor and the
city clerk.
when Tu!sa shall reach popu-
lation Of 100000 the Assem- bly,
may rcdistrict the city into assembly
districts and increase the number OF
such districts. and may exercise
like power thereafter for every
successive increase in population Of
$4,000"
As the City club has fostered this
proposed charter, II Is probable It
will be the principal subject for
discussion at the clubs weekly
meeting at Hotel Tulsa Saturday
noon. II IL not probable, accord
ing TO city officials that the
charter will voted on at the time Of
the SpaViOaW winter election
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
Dog Race Results

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fn. I,nt md n.ld 10 Tb, Tff.,.
.,bo,ip1 ir ovgr,J by T. D. proc.
man az 1,,,ia,
ono, rretI,s to t, vu.sd.,..s
rr,ybourl rlrrs are.
Ifirsf r4,, ttrrD rl4tsDufHH milo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
Timely Comment
JONES OF YALE
Is REAL COACH
Friends of the Bulldog
Mentor Call Him Coach
Par Excellence

NEW YORK. OCT ga. Keep au
eye ou Tad Jpuos the now miracle
man ot football
Here's "a up That n going tho
rounds today among football fans
in general and those who follow tho
fortunes OF tbu "b.s 'Woe' boo por-
ticulur
Jones viii put sal. back uu the
football map thrF ss "Juu,a ls
% coach par excellence"
NalH hIa uuuluudoi nfh GOO
Jones That fgiih lF fl, firmly rooted
that Jones has hcru given f4ll SWAY.
Bccahs. pf lh.a niH chances OF Hua.
cess are brighter than thoso OF amy
Nnlo coach of the iu.t few yopH
have been,
Tho Yale mentor bad mo- good
chance to show his real ability last
year yet he did 90 IN the Harvard
game dosplto circumstances This
year no got his first chance nud his
accomplishments have proved "a
sweet dish for Yale
Tho Bulldogs have played five
games 10 date, plling up total Of
ia points. They have proved
Themselves n better scoring machine
than Harvard, with ~ points in alN
games ana Princeton with 80 points
In four games. And thcy have yet
to reach top form. Joucs ls build
ing hiI team up slowly FOR the
Princeton and Harvard games ON
November - ana 49, rC8poCtivOiy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
ADA NORMAL NOT IN RACE
Overwhelming Defeat hy n. a.
and Other schools T1i.cs Away
Hope OF Victory

ADA. Oct 25.--Artcr n de-
feat OF 02 TO a, q uisu from the
Tulsa university "a defeat Of 20 to
o from the KiaEfshcr col ro. and
a third defeat or 81 TO II 1m thr
oklahoma city college t'H East
Central state Teachers col og eleven
have almost lost their hopes Tor a
successful season ns Far as winning
IL concerned, Only ono victory has
been won. that WIN the Wilhurton
Miners % Ada, tat, s. IL by score
OF 32 to o.
Thompson, having had only a
few weeks to work up his schodule
and begin preparations for the sea-
son before th' opening game was
played, ls not expecting his men TO
mako a strong showing this season.
They ute for the most part green,
having had only the present sea
sons experience. Football at tho
Normal for the past few years has
heen neglected on account OF the
changing OF coaches each season.
Thompson expects TO have good
team next SEASON. as he will have
a better opportunity To prepare be-
fore tho season opens Practically
all or his men this season viii be
back next year, and ne expects TO
add other material To this aggrcga-
ton
The next game will be against
Central Normal at Edmond which
VIII hc played here next Saturday.
Following this game some lighter
teams are scheduled, at which
Thompson hopes TO even matters
somewhat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
HAVE PROPOSALS
FOR ARMS MEET
U. S. Delegates Agree on
Tentative Solutions
to be Advanced

WASHINGTON, oct. 25.-Con-
crete proposals to meet each of the
problems presented for solution in
the agenda of the forthcoming con-
ference on Limitation OF armaments
and the associated discussion Of far
'eastern and Pacific questions will
have been shaned by the American
delegation for presentation when the
conference meets. Definite assur-
ance that progress made by The dele
CATION In its preliminary study war
ranted this prediction was obtained
today NJ tho state department.
Included In the suggestions to be
made BY the American delegation
will be a plan for limitation of naval
armament. The session of the four
American delegates yesterday with
Secretary DENLY ad naval officers
followed by the dinner conference Of
the delegates with President Har-
ding appeared today to have assured
full approval OF the plan that has
been prepared.
No hint has been given as to the
nature of the American plans in this
or any other respect.
Officials Make No Comment.
Officials have not been willing to
comment, even In view Of the state
ment received last night through
Associated Press dispatches from
the steamship Kashima Maru Maru
the Jananese delegation,
which said the basis of Japan's pro-
gram al the conference would be a
desire to maintain IA defensive navy
large enough TO cope with any naval
force that any other nation would be
capable of sending into the tar east.
II can be said that this outline Of
Japan's policy came as no surprise
to naval officers who have studied
the Japanese naval budgets fer
years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
STEEL A PEACE ENEMY
New York Attorney Says United
States Corporation Is Highly In
tercStcd I'm West Virginia.

WASHINGTON. oct. 25.-The
United States Steel corporation was
charged today with being the
greatest enemy TO industrial peace
IN this country" by Samuel Inter
myer, New York attorney, before the
senate committee investigating the
civil warfare between the opera
tors and miners in the West Virginia
coal fields.
Untermyer said he understood tho
steel corporation is enormously
interested" in the West Virginia
mine fields. The continued dis
orders in West Virginia are but
local manifestation of national in
dustrial unrest" Untermyer said.
Untermyer declared that one Of
the chief aims of the steel corpora
tlOn and its allied interest IS TO
stamp out the union or closed shop
and collective bargaining"
But II the United States Steel
corporation could be eliminated
there would be industrial peace in
this country within six months"
Untermyer added.
Popular representative govern
ment has been eNtinguished in
Mingo. Logan ana Mcdowell coun-
lies, West virginia, by the coal
operators, who have even seized
the courts and the election mach
merry" according to the testimony
Of W. II. Houston, Charleston.
w. Va, attorney who preceded
Untermyer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26
TUESDAY DEVELOPMENT
IN RAILROAD STRIKE

ChiCago---Labor board suggests to
roads that they temporarily post
pone seeking further wage cuts be-
cause the docket IL so fun that a
decision could not he rendered be-
fore July, 1922, but roads declare
themselves "pnwerloss 70 take any
other position" than their present
one. Board announces rules and
working conditions wiz be settled
before any wage reduction petitions
arc considered Rail executives
meet to discuss strike situation and
labor board hearing which begins
today.
WashinEton--Attornoy General
paughCrty aud district attorneys
from New York. Cleveland, Buffalo,
Indianapolis and Chicago complete
plans "for transportation OF peo-
pie who travel and transportation OF
food ana fuel" in the event or a
strike.
Warren 9. stone, head
OF the engineers. announced he had
instructed his Chalrmen they need
not attend tomorrow's labor beard
hearing at Chicago, saying the
board had misunderstood their au-
thority and will not want them
when tho situation Ia explained.
w hs NNAA'A lA'H'N'hN ~ 80
tremen and enEinemou, In n state
ment declares press reports indi-
cate the whole power OF the ad-
ministration is to be used To defeat
the strike" and that "there seems
20 be no disposition on the part
Ot anyone 90 bring about an equit-
able adjustment
big five union chiefs ask
Walker H. Hines former director
general OF railroads TO act as their
counsel iu dealing with labor board,
but he declines.
Cincinhati--Ra Railway clerks will
give passive assistance" to pro-
posed walkout by refusing TO do
other than their own work during
II, Train dispatching orders will
not be handled by the clerks by
telephone II tclcrraphcrs carry out
their plans 90 strike.
Houstun--lntcrnational &. Great
Northorn strike situation un-
changed. Full passenger and part
freight service being operated under
armed guards although strikers
maintain a hands off policy.