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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
PHILA. BANKERS OFFER
SERVICES TO RAILROAD

Philadelphia, Oct. Remember
ing the association of his famiIy's
name with the success of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. r.. B
Cassatt Of Berwyn, Philadelphia bank
er. has notified the road he IL ready 10
serve as an engineman or In any other
capacity II the strike becomes effective
here
Mr.. Cassatt so notified w. W After
bury. vioe-president In charge of oper-
alton. saying his years OF banking
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21

demand A large amount % the fuel
was taken today from the big stof-
age plant OF the Leheh Valley Coal
sales Company at lludsopdalo
Official figures. announced today.
show that yesterday T27 gondola cars
were sent from the Hazleton and
Mahanoy division Of the Lehlgh Valley
itailroad. breaking all records for the
year. Several washeries in the gcbuyl.
Kill seetlon. which have not been
worked. because of the siackened de-
mand for coal, resumed operation to-
day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved and per-
mits ISSUED BY the building lnapectovH
office for the following proiectai
Fifth street. 70i East the Martin
Leather Co. owner. 4. ~ Mccoy.
builder: warehouse. ts.s0ot aiterA-
tiOns. S2.s00
King street. 2is. I. tanofakv. owr~v
Samuel Kohn. builder alterations
SIPS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
rntArnr sroCH sulT.
ilenss A. nuNen Seeks stock Title
Ihsnurh Litigation.

fhHH0Nilnf Josiah Wnlcott in Court
u thaHUDA HmHk heard argument In
. ihe aH nl lenlf D. Bowen against
it iNNHfH Theatres .eos a Delaware
ifHHHflnH. which owns the Empire
fNHlfa N rhlHaelphm Bowen asked
lM Hf NHnafDf un iho books Of the
tHNiWHf 81 Nflain Notka which he
hH.Nal h0.nuHtd ln hlm The come
lHH N.Hi hl oaln.nn ihe stock
fnNfN aeH0flfd ownership nf was o.
iaAit l.aNr3 HHd cancelled hy the
NHtNt
NHNNN NfHon flnreHnted now-
eH iAHH "a liHNhes represented the
tNinNHHt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
How to Rid the Arms
of Objectionable Hairs
Aids TO Beantyl

A simplified method is here given
for the quick removal OF hairy or
fuzzy 81 owlhs ard rarely is more than
one treatment required: Mix a stiff
paste wtsl sc me powdered deldvn1e
and water. apply to hairy surface and
after two or three minutes rub off
wash the skin and every hair has
vanished. This simple treatment can
not cause injury, but care should be
exercised 10 get real delatoue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21

have not obiitersted his inherent love
for railroading.
ON the heels of tho Cassatt orer
came word from the banking firm -
Edward p. Smith 3 Co. informing the
=. r. y. az least ten men in that in-
stitution are ready % assist In rum
ming trains II their services are ne
.ccssary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
WEDDINGS.

Miss Marian r. Gomez Of 81 Rock
ford road and Francis Webb of 6S
Rockford road were quietly mar
ried Monday evening in st. AIMS
rectory by Rev. Francis J. Connolly,
Miss Helen Green and James Conner
brother of the bride, were their at
tendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb will
live at 6s Rockford road.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Mrs. Ireland.
Motor Car Hits Fire Plug,

An automobile driven by Bolislaw
Skononcko OF Henderson. Md. ran
into fre plug at Sixth and Lom-
to the plugNis estimated at $50. while
the radiator Of the automobile was
slightly damaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
An N.,, r,,lnAlnv.

liiAnt filHNAsiuu. NrRru. charged
Nifh ihlr8ienins ALFONSO Shcpperd
N Hl.Nlaafi un MNmcni uf costs In
MNHHNMl tUHii iuUht = hOns know
Nlta haWsnea Nr were az drinkinn
fHslA .iuN HIi IT, threatened 20
tlunHf" ih NeHfsw SAID.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
FLOODED cows BRING ssa,.
One Extra Fine Holstein Fetches s6le
nj West Chester Sale.

. West Chester, Pa. Oct. 2l.-HOn-
dreds of farmers We're present today
at a sale OF high-grade Holstetn cows
conducted by the lstein-Fresian
Breeding Association at the fair
grounds. where an exhibit of cattle
from New York, New Jersey, Della
ware. Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA has
been held. Eighty-siX head were dis
posed Of at an average price. Of $22@.
The highest price paid for a single
c6w waE S610.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
NINE OUTPUT AT RECORD
PREPARING FOR STRIKE

Hazleton. Pa, Oct. 2t.-with rail-
road strike in prospect. Galleries are
turning out a capacity production of
anthracite coal TO supply the increased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
GEORGE DUE
| HERE NOVEMBER Il
kPremier viii be Accompanied
by Wife on Trip to WASH
ington Conference.
ey Associated Press to Every Evenlns

By Associated Press to Every Evening
London, oct. 81 Prime Minister
Lloyd George has decided definitely, u
was stated today. to leave for WASH
ington November on the liner Aaui-
tania. arriving In time, II Is expected,
for the afternoon session OF the arm-
aments conference on its opening day,
November H..
RI lis expected "A ]. l3alfour. OF the
British delegation, will accompany tha
prime minister. Mrs. Lloyd George
probably will sail with her husband.
The premiers plan is naturally sub
iect 10 change IL unforeseen clrcum-
stances should arise.
MIR. Lloyd George expects TO be alb
sent Ave weeks, including the time
required for the journey to and from
America.
The secretariat of the delegation and
most OF the other members of the
encourage will Leave England next
"Wednesday.
london, Oct. 2t.---t'niouist members
OF parliament have given notice thcs
viii move what Is equivalent 10 g
vote OF censure Of the Lloyd George
government on the day appointed fol
discussion of Irish matters in tbs
House. IL Is expected that Irish af
fairs win he considered early mex
week. but the date has as yet no
/ been fixed officially.
Those involved in this move are th'
extreme unionists, who always havi
/ opposed a conference with the repre-
sentatives of the Dublin government
/ They do not exceed more than 30 o
40. and il would appear the motion
they will Introduce has little chanci
OF passing.
1t is regarded as symptomatic. how
ever. OF the ianti-conference attitud
said TO have developed in Unionis
constituencies while parliament wa
in recess
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
.PH|LA. DRY AGENTS
HEARD FOR FRAUD
Accused Men Surrender to Mar
shall Today; Law to be En-
forced, Haynes Says.


BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Oct. 2l.--A f. Slater,
former secretary 10 w. Mcconnell,
federal prohibition director IN Penn
sylvania. and Hiram w. Benner for
merly IN charge Of issuing liquor per
mits. for whom warrants were issued
Yesterday charging them with con-
spiracy ia defraud the government,
surrendered themselves to the United
states marshal today.
The men, who are accused OF is
suing fraudulent permits for the with
drawal Of liquor from bonded ware
houses, said they spent last night In
Atlantic city and returned here when
they learned warrants had Been IL
sued FOR them.
1t Is alleged that Slater and Bennnr
/ isseud permits for the withdrawal ~
kquor valued at upwards of many mii-
! lions. How much Of this liquor Il any
was withdrawn illegally has not be az
| determined government agents said.
The two men We're arraiEned befor,
/ q United states commissioner will
six other men charged with violatio
of the federal liquor laws. They arr
4 Samuel Singer. recently held In New
Jersey for alleged violation Of tn,
liquor laws Maurice Hertz Camden
4 y. j.: Emanuel Bookbinder, Rober
III, McCarter. John Frederick ant
Samuel Bmmburg. Philadelphia.
Slater and Benner are charged will
+ entering into a conspiracy with Singei
4 and Bumbufg 20 issue permits I,
them Tor withdrawal OF liquor know
ing Singer and Blumburg intended y
divert II for beverage purposes. Th'
other four men are accused Of re
ceivinR liquor obtained by Singer ans
& Blumhurg on these permits.
/ Numerous witnesses were called b.
federal attorneys and the hearlnl
promised TO last the greater part o
the day.
1 washihstou Oct. st.--withdrawall
of LIQUOR on all questionable permit
have been stopped IN Pennsylvant
and a corps OF experts are examining
existing permits, prohibition com
missioner TIaynes said today with ref
erence TO the reported withdrawal o
nearly Sl6.o00,0 600 worth OF liquor oi
forged permits.
"nlicit traffic. issuing OF permits an,
withdrawals" Mr.. Haynes said. lis be
ing .probed 10 the bottom and tn
evidence VIII be turned over TO tn
proper authorities. In this endeavo
to clear house. 20 rid the prohibitio
organization of inherited conditions
there is the backing OF high admins
tration officials TO the end that tn
) 18th amendment shall be enforce
without fear or favor"
The warrants issued IN Philadelnhi
for two former officials In the oiliC
of state Director Mcconnell. Mr.. Hay
: nes said. were the result of evident
gathered by his investigators and II
case was now in the hands OF the D'
partment Of Justice for further a,
ton,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21

Use the classified ad section like
you use the telephone book. The ads
are all indexed under their correct.
specific classification headings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21

The Courtland +. pierson Co, Odd
Fellows Building, writes hold-up and
pay masters robbery insurance.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
GOLD CHANDELIER WRECKED
Ceiling In Presidents Room NJ Capital
DernoIishes Glass Globes.

Washington. oct. 1.-the great
gold chandelier in the Presidents
room was badly damaged yesterday
when part of the frescoed ceiling fsll
and broke gold and glass globes
Senators Pomerene. ~ ohio. and
Swanson. of Virginia. were showsred
by debris but escaped injury.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE

Estate ~ IS acres iu the hN's III TluufiHE
cor. Bungalow 81 5 rootns. . baths, hf.
places and hot water heating piaut. Ga.
rage. stable ard poultry buildings Extvf.
N.Ve frult orchards, ornamental shrubs. punN
suukcn garden. excellent land and water
views VIII De sacrificed for So 600 On fer
sonabfe tcrns. wlfh h0uscfutulshirgs aU.
equipment. For further particulars apply ..
TiIEouOGE 8 ItAit. n West Sfth
W. Anul--
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
READY TO MOVE IN

Village home. g rooms. bath. improve
ments: refined neighborhood: near high
school churches library, civic hall.
station. macadam drives around lupu-
merabie lakes in ovcry direction. high
altitude, pepry afr. You Wiil like Il.
VIII advance aocs n ora month. Price
81. 900
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
is HONESTLY so.

| wut aell for ans rasnushlo offci uv
modern houtc ~ . room4 and 9 haths well
located aud rcadr fnr occupancy and The
tenn. can he made quito eaeN II has been
priced al $4,000 Is on tho Hudson side ot
tha county and - minutes out. ! usnt 10
sell g, e. 5on Herald, Herald 20
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
-iENNINC.

Opposite station. open sunoay.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
"If it's For sale VIC have II

"If its For sale VIC have ~.
r.ooi. over our new LdSTlSGS III. y
complete we ever had. VALUES that
EXCEPTIONAL. from 5000 70 So"
We have sold 81 .5oo.0 600 worth ~ prop,
within IS months. THERE Is Ri
SON" Our prices are RIGHT. Our bus
are SATISFIED. NOW is tho time % :
busy. Come and Investigate.
Hollow tie stucco, s rooms. bath, sua
parlor 16x20. not water heat; garage. iopA
i25: $f2. 600.
Modern rooms and bath, steam hraf
garage: $500
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
long I,land-sale or rent
PRICE REDUCTIONS
'efma, I. rrrtp. Hu~rINGro~. 1T
RAILROAD SIDING

for ssie or lease st VALLEY stream y. T.
ttth acreage sdt0ialug y. Fr W. A.
K Sr.. aip III 4sfu. >cw YORK
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
Under YALuE EoR QUICK SAFE

owing 10 business change new pu'th Colo.
ntal. III rooms. = baths earaEe large plot
hraufftul viev. b1.N specially for present
frv months 0ecuUaut UrcfE conceivable fm-
r-aeefpcrt hert material and workfaauships
best bp, i4 wosteUr&taf rrnr depot Par
tiruiars rhotos tn ff TASkBB. Tribune
RlGr Phone Hickman 5000.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
HENRY b. DOWNEY,
. unrnenot Il TeIenhone lso, Sew Rech.II.
Tyo vo>DTRrtT TsT,rTS

TWO WONDERFUL ESTATES.
One In the uilis 81 Mestchester. in most
select section and the other on the north
shore % long Island. Both within the
hour limit. each place truly gcnfeman's
Country seat. with plenty ~ and and ever,
Improvement for comfort For permit ad
dress NEDBJRN, 4G9 Firth AZ. New York
its.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
IDEAL. FOR A COUPLE

or small family Charming room house Ht
hixtly restricted Colonial Heishts Many o..
usual features, designed TO solve maid aues.
tior. au Improvement including sewers,
electric light gas &c Little cash required
TAstsrP tiAtSTED REALTy 80.
fn Nsssau - rhons psssr1sn ttco
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY
Long Island-saIe or Rent.
BALDWIN, l.. l.

Beautiful ALL WEAR HOMES.
4 drive III one of my cars VIII convince you.
the wise man takes advantage OF winter
New bungalow. 81 900 cash. price. sooo
Pretty cottage. rooms; 81 600 cash.
price ..s..s.+.. ~, 300
Sweet ; room bungalow, every mod
ern Improvement. $500 cash; price. S. .oOd
CLASSY room and large attic bunga-
.oW, perfect u every particular.
New stucco bungalow, all improve
81 go ,s.a r-es.. s'a' i'a' 'sa'.oa $500
splendid room cottage. over y
acre ~ ground. minutes from
depot improvements. This IS a real
essh price ,e ,.'1ass '@'ss'' s-'o' se.sa
room cottage. steam heat near
depot; open fireplace, hardwood
trim; 81 500 casf< price. e..--....-..-. So, 500
Fine room cottage, every modern irn-
provement; large plot. $500 casns
Magnificent room Colonial cottage
within few minutes of depot brand
new, with every modern improve
meut. price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS 90
Magnificent u room house, ; baths.
On corner. open fireplace. Gc. Sc
price ..........-.....,........,..'..si so 800
One OF the pTettiest cottages on Long
Island, within few minutes OF depot.
rooms. hot water heat. including
sun parlor over half acre %
ground select section. A gentle
PROPERTIES LISTED ABOVE C,UARAN-
TEED TO BE AS ADVERTISED.
LUERSSEN
AT BALDWIN, L. l., STATION
Phone Freeport I0fS.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
NEW ROCHELLE

NEW WHITE COLOSSAL DWELLING,
+ rooms and baths. living room. open fire
place. hot water heat. electricity. enclosed
vcra nda sieeping porch. plot 5O1le0; price
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
QUICK ACTION SAVES $4,000.

Bargain NJ White Plains. most attractive
sfucco house of = rooms. with All modern
improvements and VI perfect condition. lawn,
Farden. good neiEhborhoud owner. going
away. will sacrifice for $1,000. worth $40 900
Daniel VI. Gerard. 1870 broadway. y. '.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

k~ HE most important beach resort Of
South America is situated south of
Buenos Ayres and some of the most
delightful seaside places of Chile are
south Of Valparaiso, but, taking only the coast
line from Buenos Ayres to Valparaiso, round
the northern extremity of the South American
continent, we find no fewer than $3.50 miles
Of sandy and rocky beaches, $3.50 miles of
whch-from Santos to Antofagasta--are act
ually within the tropics.
Eight of the ten republics are maritime.
BraZiPs extension of coast is immense and OF
Chile it may almost be said that the country
consists OF nothing else. 1t might therefore
well be supposed that the young people OF both
sexes who live beside the sea- in South America
would be addicted to the great sports of SWIM
ming and surf bathing, just as the youth of
New York delights in the turbid waters of
Coney Island or-if their means permit-in
the more transparent and boisterous waves of
Atlantic City.
Human nature is more or less the same
everywhere, and the urge to cool the body in
the ocean when the suns rays are insufferably
hot is felt in Pernambuco and Callao just as
strongly as in New York or San Francisco;
the big coast cities of the southern continent
have not seen the necessity of making the sea
easily accessible to the masses for the exercise
Of the best sport in the world, and much less
have they tried to popuarize this healthy en-
tertainment by the addition of side shows such
as have made Coney Island famous.
obviously, the nations of South America
are afflicted with the conventions of civil-
zatlon in the same measure are we our
selves, and the people must have compen-
sation and inducement to endure the ills
attendant on their pursuit of the joyous dip.
Inc swelterng, confined journey in the sub
way the heavy bag, the hutch in which they
ahdress, the absurd ponderous costume Or
dained for women by the blue laws, the long,
wetry waiting at the door of the bathhouse,
'ae dripping, heavier bag on the return jour-
neF-all these impedimenta to pleasure must
nave their corresponding reward--the water,
.ae friendly intercourse, the opportunities
LOT Irritation, the scenic railway, drop the
dip" the water chute and the succulent hot
dog.
IN Honolulu and Tahati the bath is
sufhcient inducement, but then there is no
Journey, no bag, no bathhouse, no waiting
SO no costume. The water is clearer and
me friendly relations are more intimate.
IN South America there is nearly always
Journey to be made, bag to be carried,
Costume to be donncd and a period OF
@ai1lng 10 be endured before entering the
0hinvltlng cubicle; but there 10 no giant
ser and no hot dog, and ouen asrtations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
No lin hts of q Lu7a Park stud the dusk
of Kso Janeiro's bathing beach, bat
Natures substitute for the beauties of
the scenic railway isn't bad.

miles is good and the service quite we'll done.
both as regards sleeping arrangements and
food
Mar del Plata was made to order by the
government OF Buenos. Ayres Province in
1879, and soon grew to respectable size,
thanks to the wealthy citizens of Buenos
Ayres, who built their villas here by the
score, each surrounded by beautiful garden
These villas are unique, as most of them
were built regardless of expense in the time
Of the great boom in the eighties in a style
of architecture which the French cali 'ras-
taquoer." Needless TO say, this style, favored
by the newly rich and by the unsophisticated,
is no longer fashionable in Argentina
The Boardwalk of Atlantic City is rep
resented at Mar del Plata by the "Rambla,"
a magnificent esplanade and arcade of stone
and cement two and half miles long and
a hundred feet wide. Here ere fine stores
and music galore for the temptation and
entertainment Of visitors, who are snap
shotted they walk pass the willy photog-
raphers, and buy their own portraits ex-
posed in the windows on the following day.
Bathing in the morning, golf in the after
noon, a constitutional on the "Rambla" in
the evening, and hard work at night over
the roulette and baccarat tables of the
Casino: this is the daily round at Mar del
Plata
The Argentines, like the Brazilians, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

very little because they are so few and so
small For the rich there are other places,
notably at Mar del Plata, in Argentina, and
at Montevideo. At Rio de Janeiro the ac-
commodations are poor-the water of the bay
is not very clean, and the currents at the
seashore are said to be dangerous for bath
ers; they better at Guaruja, near Santos
At the southern extremity of Callao harbor
is the growing seaside resort of La Punta
From December to May its fine beach is
thronged with bathers: Vina del Mar, near
Valparaiso, is fashionable, but there is no
rush for the sea bathing.
Mar del Plata is the Atlantic City of South
America, though it is not bit like the New
Jersey resort. 1t is also much further away
from Buenos Ayres than Atlantic City is
from New York; but the railroad of $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

get busy in this matter unless Americans are
content to let these essentially American
constructions be made in Germany.
| have said that there are some facilities for
sea bathing--without frills--for the masses
in the big cities of the coast. These estab-
bsbments are well freouented. but that means
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Publishers Photo. Service

without thrills or shocks, and the show was
dismal failure. Coney Island 1921 prices
would not do at all, at least not while ex-
change keeps its present level. There is to
be another exhibition in Brazil next year
to commemorate the centennial of Brazilian
Independence, and it is none too early to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

the great cities Of Rio de Janeiro, Buenos
Ayres, Valparaiso and Lima with some Coney
Island shake-ups, but they must be of the
best. Some years ago, at an exhibition IN
Rio de Janeiro, an ideal location was given
to some such contrivances imported from the
United States: but they we're all second rsta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

are frowned upon with the utmost severity.
1t need not be inferred, therefore, that
the boys and girls Of Brazil and Peru are
less inclined to appreciate the delights of
ocean bathing than are those of America and
Hawaii, but they have not the same oppor-
tunities the same inducements. 1t is
easier for them to take a shower bath at
home and then go for a trolley ride into
the country or to visit the bull-ring or the
racetrack. Nor must it be thought that
these young people are at all water shy.
All the native-born South Americans of the
coast are clearly, especially the Brazilians.
Of some Of the immigrants and some of those
who live in the highlands the least said the
better in this respect.
There is a great opportunity for some
enterprising American impresario to provide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24

will to do wihou he
Of n South
przed 70 its owna andno fol itsat Feature
trough in because
are nc lazed troughs there
SO in South America
Anerc reor strangers
% ica nstuc THERE'S
0 a a
only are of the
nman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
By Charles Evers

ITS He most important beach resort Of
South America is situated south of
Buenos Ayres and some of the most
dnlirhtf1, so side nlacns Of Chile are
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
Murder Follows Battle,

The murder of Uriah Hatfield, own
err of the Urias hotel of Matewan, may
or may not have had something to do
with the affair.
He was sitting, one evening sew
eral months after the killing of the
guards, in front of his hotel. Sud
denly a rifle cracked and Uriah Hat
field fell dead with bullet through
his heart.
The murdered man, who was no
relative of Sid Hatfield, had been a
witness before the grand jury that
had investigated the Matewan affair,
and had received a threatening note
afterward
All the forces of the Balt win De
tectives Inc, have been at ork ever
since the day of the MatewaR tragedy,
gathering evidence against inspected
persons.
The enclosure in the court room re-
served for Judge. jury and defendants
will be filled with the numerous de-
PENDANTS at the head of whom
sits Sid Hatfield In the auditorium
gather the friends and foes of the ac-
cursed men.
In the friendly delegation from Mat
evan sits Sid Hatfield's wife. She
was the widow of Mayor FISHERMAN
killed in the gun fight The chief Of
police married her a few weeks after
the niavor's death.