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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
WIN Keep Trains Running

Houston, Texas. Oct. 21.-Thornwell
Fay, executive officer of the Interna-
tohal and Great Northern. on which
a strike of railway trainmen has been
set for tomorrow, declared today
trains would be operated irrespective
OF the strike III the necessary protec-
ton is given"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
NnLurban Shonnlnr nnrs.

Tho mercantile section of the Cham
bef uf Commerce held luncheon
m.eilnS 20 TIE Hotel du Pont today.
lpr the purposc g further considering
llr proposition Of suburban shopping
affH during the early part o. Novem-
htf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Sold Dope in Grave Yard.

New York. Oct. 2l.--Robert Harte,
Il this city. both of whose legs have
been amputattd. was held in $1,000 BAH
Yesterday in Tombs Court, charged
With selling cocaine. He is alleged to
have rsed a tombstone in ST. Paul's
Churcayard as a Counter"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
MlddIetomn Odd Fellows.

Grand Master Calvin N. whitesen
and stan paid an official visit 10 Good
samaritan Lodge. I. O. Q, r. OF Mid
dletown, last night Deputy Grand
Master Ernest ". Crossan installed
officers recently elected by sne lodge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
QaoIts al Elsmere.

An announcement made Yesterday
that The E,sn@re civic Club quot
team took part in game ia the club
rooms recently was printed through a
misunderstanding. The civic club hat
no team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Packers Preparing for Strike.

Chicago. Oct. 2I.--Chicago packers
today began storing fresh meats for
emergency use ia event of railroad
strike. Preparations are being made.
1t was said, to stock strategic distri-
buting centers TO the maximum.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
'.Bunalo Bin.s" widow Dead at s.

Cody, Wyo.. Oct. IL Mrs. Louisa
Frederic Cody, widow OF The late Colo
nel William +. Cody C"BuHalo Blu").
died AT her home here last night. She
was 7S wears old. Heart disease was
said hy physicians to have caused her
death
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Amssemsnis ronlghi.

Garrick-N Naudss iilc
Queen Behind Masks
Majestic What Every Woman Knoaa =
Aldine- After Nlidninhf
Arcadia rhc Conquest af ranaan -
savoy Cousin Kate
Parkway The Matrimonial Web
strand Greater Than Love
Park-'fhe Inside of tnr Cur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
store stock sold.

Tho stock ~ Louis Mehr bankrupt.
a 9 and 8 East Third street. was sold
ihlt moring 10 the y. ID. sisler co. for
NFfs. "a a public sale. Edward w.
tuoeh WAS trustee for the creditors.
~ }. sudham was auctioneer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Must Hafe Good Brakes.

Louis Wax, OF Chester charged with
operating an automobile With defec-
tive brakes, Was dismissed by Judge
Hastings in NUM- ipal Court today
with a warning to give the brakes a
thorough examination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Russell Adml.fad begging.

Pleading guilty to begging on the
street, Joseph Russell, arrested near
Eden Hall. was fined $50 in Municipal
Court today. II have got no reasona-
bic excuse" Russell stated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
SEND WARsHIP To LISBON.
England Hastens Vessel TO Portu-
guese Capital TO Protect Nationals.

% AhsoSlateo Fress 70 EVERY ENaninS
London, Oct. 2i.-The Admiralty.
it was announced today. is sending
the warship Calypso from the Med
iterranean TO Lisbon in consequences
Of the representations OF British firms
and British residents of the Pcrtu-
guese capital. They express appre-
hension over the result Of the recent
political DEVELOPMENTS there.
News received in official quarters
reports quiet prevailing in Lisbon to-
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
ihfea,s.d 90 ku

tNf h'HhNAfMtH hest ordered Na.
ilat and fHaatpf o. drive un down fhe
toad AID ihlt NHlHrd them q lhat re.
fueea ATTEMPTED in dlnhev thr
ufAtf ihef NHHit ahaHI Hnlti I.H wss
ihf lslts command Nl HnN ei lht hold.
HH hsH 1Hlff Naa nHHna asId hn.
fresn ihe HHn Whal iAan ihe conn.
lnaHd ~ hH'a uH ihelF hnaaa and ~
tnaf aha ihH hneaI. nl what
ueuia hanlfH q h0 oad0I Wss dls.
fiAttfH
Af NellHH aHd UHaA aarna
HeUH iAf fuaA aNd dfate abanf 600
safAt. When INe NuHl fhe hlahwaN.
fnsN neft running IH ih. .naalia IN.
fffllan aHd htaNlHa l q a.h straaf
A. llat lhfH iHfNaH h.s 0a aHd s.att.
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hlusA iNN NNl'Hf W l.i0 mafeh fhat
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Willie $3.50 NAN0g.H Na.H uaa rs,..
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vvnllnpsN w uaAe .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
BOARD TAKES CHARGE
OF RAILROAD DISPUTE
Blocks WaIkout by Order for
Hearing of Both Parties
70 Contention.
~ Aaaoelafa1 Ilrr4ato II.1fU n

gy Associated Press to EVERY FvenlHa
Chicago. oct 81 Tho limited snfss
Railroad Labor Board today backed
By an the authority which rhe eo,.
eminent can place Isl ts diapoeal.
called the railroads ~ the country
snd ne FIVE big unious 90 arpear hffa
next week. md aoiemniy varned fhs
unions not 20 strike until the board
has heard their ar.evances ard rene
dered decision
The boards action virtually means
there win he no strike October 20
unless the unions should choose 10
defy the government openly. Cor O. ls
hardly probable that decision um
be rendered ~ the board before that
date.
The hearing win Do open to 80
press and public. and with more thsu
200 railroads and approximately 30
unions involved either directly ~
Indirectly. probably win iast several
days
They were cited 10 appear ihat
the board may determine whether
they have been or are violating no
wage reduction order.
The beard also said That Insofar
as the threatened strike is the rs-f
suit OF a dispute between the car-
riers and their employees andmsyEri
riers and their employees coucernirr
wages. rules and working condition..
this board harehv assumes iuris-
diction of said dispute on tha statue
tory ground that & Is ukelv suh-
stantially 70 interrupt commerce.
Meanwhile both parties 70 the dis-
pute We're warned to maintain me
status quo on tho properties ~ ths
carriers. The action bv tho board
followed conference whioh began
AZ 70 O'Clock
The board members declined to az
whether they had been iu ouch
with Washington ~ long distance
telephone during the morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21

liave you tried Glover Dairy Bur
ter3 Telephones 1870 l541.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21

Cleveland, Oct. CIV. q. Lee.
president of the Brothsrhood az Rail.
road Trainmen. had not received of
hcial notice of the Labor Boards
action az l.30 p. On. When the despatch
was read 20 him. Mr Lee said.
While I am very busy here. an
perfectly willing 90 obey anv order
from the board on ans other pronri
authority that win tend to prevent ihs
strike, even though it keeps rae CON.
unually travelling out of cleveland
Il have not received an order -
appear before the Railruad Labor
Board next Wednesday. but f as
ordered % do so certainly wil ha
there said Warren g. stone. nfea..
dent OF the brotherhood of focomo.
I've Engineers. "Nou may also sar
that the other chief executives ~ tha
railroad transportation brothafh0aaa
will attend such meetings ard eul en
anywhere they are ordered to appeal
In connection with a settlement cl ihs
strike"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21
Weather Forecast.

BY Associated Press % t.vcry NVaninK
Washington Oct 2l Weather fare,sss
for Delaware.
ably light frost ou lnNiRndv fonIahf
slightly warmer saturday. mnderafa
northwest shifting 90 suuthweaf wIusis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-21

Wash .ngtou. Oct gL-Whethsr Il.
resort 20 the war powers of tho reaa
ersl government 90 maintain railway
transportation in event OF the fhfeaf.
ened nationwide strife of railroad
workers is understood to have boom
under confederation today by ne 40.
ministration.
Chicago, Oct. 2l--rack 90 ans ura.
vision By the unions for suspsndins
Continued on page g.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-11-10

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
Fatty ArbucLe Outdoes
 Sherlock Holmes in f'7he
 Dollar q Year Man" Strand

Sherlock Holmes was a mere amateur east Franklin felt that way about it. lat st creation for the screen and he ," the lively comedy which. will be the
 this week, beginning tomorrow.
 attraction, the inimitable Shooky, the hich Birmingham motion picture en-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
BEAU REVEL' HAS
 NOVEL PL0T--GALAX
Star Cast and Beautiful Pho tography Feature Big At-
 traction for Week

One of the most novel plots ever de- vised was conceived by Louis Joseph Vance. The plot is shown in "BeaJ Revel" picturized from the famous au- thor's successful novel, And Bean Re vel'' will be the attraction at the Galax theatre all this week, with an all-star cast portraying the leading roles
 Thomas IL. Ince, one of the greatest producers the screen has developed, is responsible for the filming of this en- crossing story. And he has brought Il to the screen in manner fitting the euc- cesses that he has to his credit.
 Tho cast sets hitherto unattained standard of histrionic excellence, Lewis Stone. as the heart-breaking Beau Revei; Florence Vidor, as the beautiful and al- turing Nellie Steele; Lloyd Hughes, Kathleen Kirkham, William Conklin, Harlan Tucker, and others equally cap able and popular, guarantee the artistry and fidelity of the characterizations,
 Unusuily beautiful and effective photo graphy Is another outstanding feature of "Beau Revel." In one of the scenes of Nellie Steele's exclusive dancing club, remarkable double exposure has been achieved which produces the effect of T dance over and under, and in perfect rhythm, with the waves of a tumbling surf.
 Beau Rever' is the story of a wealthy. ultra-fashionable leader of New York's
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
TIE" FOR ACHING, SORE, T|REDFEET
Use "Tiz" for tender, puffed- up, burning, calloused
 feet and corns.

People who aN forced to stand on their feet all day know what sore, tender, sweaty. burning feet mean. They use "Tis." and .'rix" cures their feet right up. It keeps feet in perfect condition. "Tiz' is the only remedy in the world that draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up the feet and cause tender. sore. tired aching feet. It instantly stops the pain in corns, callouses and bunions. Its simply glorious. An! how comfortable your feet feel after using "Tiz." You'll never limp or draw up your face in hurt your feet.
 Get box of '4Tiz" now from any druggist. Just think! a whole years foot comfort for only a few cents.--i Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
''WORLD AT HOME" {" MOOSE FESTIVAL,
 ID OPEN MONDAY
Thirty-tWo Carloads of Attrac- ton for Great Amusement
 Week at Smiths Park

What promises to be one of the big gest events in the amusement line or the season win open on Monday as everything is in readiness for the opening of the Polack Brothers World at Home shows, which are to exhibit here all week under the auspices or the Loyal Order of Moose. The show arrives in town on Sunday evening on a special train of 32 cars from Mo bile, where the company enjoyed d successful week.
 The Polack Brothers circus side show Is as large as any big circus at traction of It's kind now touring the country, while he has installed five new riding devices--ths whip, the frolic, the big carousal the ferris wheel and picnic swing. A summary of the shows are Omar Sami House of a Thousand Wonders, Iggorote Vil- lage, the Over the Falls, Po1ack's Con- gross of Nations, featuring pr. Frank Larmar, Bus circus Thomas wead- mans 2o-in-one circus side shows, with the original Bluey Bluey! the Nigma, a new spectacular productions; Rogers Li1iputians a congress of nddgets; the beautiful Springtime Show, with it's bevy of girls of youth and beauty, and as a special added att traction the water show and diving BirlA presented py MISS Lucile An derson, champion lady trick and fancy diver, and assistants, in water sports. comprising in all 25 first-class enter tainments. The Highway of Nations, with it's banners and bright lights, will give a spectacular effect of bril- hancy.
 Polack's military band, under direc- tion of Conductor Jasperson, will en- certain with popular melodies.
 Polack Brothers World at Home Greater shows. Everything will open on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, for one week, commencing April IS to 23 at Smith park circus grounds, First street and Fifth avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17

~~~oH 5 lat st creation for the screen and he l." the lively comedy which will be the this week, beginning tomorrow.
 attraction, the inimitable Shooky, the hich Birmingham motion picture en- The Santa Vista Yacht club is to be
 host to the Prince during his one night visit which is being kept a secret franklin Pinney, owner of prosper
 ous laundry, an amateur sleuth and lossessor ! of the fastest motor boat on
 the bay, Is the only member of the club
 who is not blue -blooded.
 The members of the club, fearful
 lest Pinney will take liberties with the
 Prince, slap him on the back, or be
 guilty of some other impropriety, hatch
 a plot to lure him away during the
 Princes visit, and Kate Connolly. the club detective, is appointed for the fask
 Tipton Blair. club member with socialist views who with a band of req, anarchists Is matching real plot to kidnap the Prince, pretends to aid the scheme of the club jokers and thus further his own plans by getting rid of the two detectives. Pinny is Tn love with Peggy Bruce, visitor, whose father unknown to anyone, is secret service agent, detailed 10 guard the Prince. Jinney finds the actions of the father suspicious and after an argument with him, learns he is the father of Peggy.
 The club jokers posing as anarct- ists and leading Pinney to believe they are going to kidnap the Prince, plant their clues. Kate Connolly lures Pin- ney to haunted house which is owned by Blair and has been suggested by him for this purpose. he knowing that his real anarchists will meet there and hold the two detectives while they carry out their real plot to kidnap the Prince.
 But the Prince. unknown to anyone, has slipped from his warship and Peggy. goes for an adventure on the beach. Peggy and the Prince pass the haunted house, where Pinney is just beginning to battle with the club jokers The Prince decides to these active ghosts and en- ters the house. Just at this time the ' cal anarchists. disappointed, in their scheme to kidnap the Prince, return, and recognizing him make an attack.
 What happens then brings the story to a real surprise climax backed up by a big laugh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
Pneumatic Mine Shovel


 As means of keeping pace with tho rapid work of the modern rock drill and saving labor and time in removing the fast-growing muck piles. form ot shoveling machine operated by com pressed air is now doing interesting work. The machine, as decribed with H. lustration in the Popular Mechanics Mag azine. rolls on the usual mine tracks, IS 6 feet long-by 4 feet wide and high. and weighs 4.30o pounds. It will work in a tunnel, or drift, fet wide and ' feet high, and the shovel swings to reach S11 feet to either side. loading 45 tons an hour into cars not over 50 inches high. Three hand levers control it, admitting air first to the bottom of the cylinder which forces the shovel into the pile, then to two center cylinders that raise it. and finally to a top cylinder that carries the load ny and back into the car. The whole mechanism is very sim pie and sturdy, and the loading move ment is quite interesting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17

smart set, whose cnler dlvursion IS steal ing the love of beautiful women. His son, Dick Revel and the onlx person for whom Beau has any real affection, loves Nellie Steele, beautiful young dancer, who conducts an exclusive mid mght club frequented by the leaders of society.
 Beau ReveI convinced that Nellie Is not the sort of girl his son should marry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17

forc,s l,,ok to confess his love and thea agrees If Dick will stay away from her for two weeks, to prove his contention by having Nellie alone with him In his apartment at midnight of the last day. Dick believing in his fathers sincerity, reluctantly consents. Then follow events
 in quick succession, all filled with drama and appeal The climax Is an amazing one
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17


 compared to Franklin Pinney. At Franklin is. Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle is the hero of "The Dollar Year Ma main feature at the Strand theatre al
 In addition there is another comed. humnazee, is one of those farces " thusiasts have come to look forward As for Fatty, he was never better than in the role of the amateur detec- tive. This Is the fourth of his big comedy specials and it is the best of all ''The Dollar a Year Man" pro- vides every opportunity for the dis play of that brand of comedy which belongs typically to Fatty Arbuckle and no other. Besides that he has been surrounded with an excellent cast.
 Lilla Lee, a star in her 'own right and one of the most charming ac- tresses on the screen, is his leading woman in a role which fits her per fectly. Winifred Greenwood, Edwin Stevens. Eddie Sutherland and others help to round out the cast. "The Dollar a Year Man" is an original comedy with ndvel idea and excellently staged and directed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
VESPER SERVICE
At The Y. ". c. A,

r,s orcn.rg vespcr service ~ The
winter series ~ the Young Womcn's
t.,-is,Isn association WI. h" held on
Sunday afternoon neat. $50 o'''""E.
Three young women who represented
III. Junior business Gr.s' 'no q.
Lake Geneva lASl summer. WI! 81" "
review ~ tho Geneva conference. An
ACQUAINTANCE ho&- VIII follow ~" ad'
dresses Tho Misses Rct'y Schle'rher.
Geraldine Wait" and Beulah Rrinhman
vii, DO the speakers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
m1rD KHcovERIHo

Little Dorotay +. Relane. aged 3. OF
s.. ClaIrsvil;e. who sustained severe
burns Thursday afternoon when heI
clothing caught IRE a. her home. is 70,
covering at tho Ohio Valley Genera
rosa!ta:. The flames were extnRuished
by the chiid- brother. VINO wrapped an
n:ercoat about her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
piarrno.a IN Children

For darrhoea in children one year old
or older you vi! fird nothing" better
than Chamherlh!n's Cole and D!arrhoea
Remedy. followed BY dose OF castor
oil II should be kept at hand and gi.-
en- as soon as :he r!rat uETatura, bose
ness OF tho bowels appears. For sale
by all dealers.