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The Connecticut labor news., 1921-02-25
Important to Mothers
ParadOXjcaI.

"John has such a queer antipathy." "He has rooted dislike to potted plants. S."-BaltimOre American.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-02-25
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cure,

The man who is willing to do any thing is generally without anything to do.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
THIEVES BELIEVED
TO HAVE STARTED
FIRE At ELMHURST
Evidence That They First Robbed
the Home of Clarence
Fetters.
FIRE AT JoHNSoN'S CORNER

The fire which destroyed the home OF
Clarence FetteTs. at Elnhurst. early
Sunday morning. IS thought 10 have
been the work of burglars This belief
is held by Mr.. Fetters and other resi-
dents, who found. on their arrival at
the burning building. that some nerson
had broken into trunk, which among
other things. contained a diamond ring
and $3.50. and had thrown the trunk
lock on the ground in front Of the
building. Both money and ring were
missing Shells in an automatic rifle
that vas in the dwelling had been re-
moved and 4 revolver which was in the
bedroom vas also missing Afr F'cttgrs
said the gun was loaded when he left
his home Saturday afternoon. L il
thought robbers fred the house intend
ing 70 commit other robberies during
the excitement While no other rob-
berries were reported. the fact that two
strange men were seen lettering about
the place late saturday afternoon has
led residents 10 believe that the house
was set aflre after being looted
Midnight Fire at Johnson's Corner,
fire. which resulted in 81 600 dam
age broke out in the home OF 4 SyV
Johnson at Johusons Corner. near
Branoywine Summit. at = fe minutes
before y O'Clock last night The blaze
originated IN the kitchen, but the cause
ID not known The Water Witch FIRE
Co. in response 10 an order Of Chief
William J. Lutz. who was notified by
telephone. hurried to the scene and ex-
tinguished the fire.
Fire. believed to have been caused
by spontaneous combustion, broke out
In the home of John McAdans. 23Of
Grant avenue, yesterday afternoon
about 3 o'clock. and caused $500 damage
before II could DO gotten under control.
The Water Witch Fire Go. was sum
moned by telephone and extinguished
The blaze
Stutz seven passenger touring car.
bearing Pennsylvania license No. 2S2-
964. was discovered burning and
abandoned in Christiana yesterday. Con
stable Cole was notified. and upon ar
irving, found that the truck. engine and
running gear were slightly damaged
but the top almost entirely DESTROYED
Judging from the circumstances, it is
believed H. [ the machine was sto. n in
Philadelphia by some enc who sought
20 avoid arrest by conhscating IL. The
car. which was hauled to this city, when
new cost about 50 500.
slight fire occurred in the home Of
Thomas a. Sharpe, sos Adams street
about 8 o'clock last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
STRIKE SYMPATH|zERS
WRECK TROLLEY WIRES
State Police on Duty at Albany
TO Protect Operation
Of Cars.
BY Associated Pr.ss 70 Every Evsnir

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Albany. y. r, Feb. s.-Trolley wires
torn down by strike sympathizers late
yesterday were still dangling IN the
streets in the vicinity of the car barns
~ the United Traction COMPANY ~
North Albany early this morning and
no attempt had been made " repair the
breaks since the rioting ~ late ye~fey
day afternoon when the repair crews
were driven of by mobs.
There were no special signs ~ ao-
tivity about the barns early today and
Il appeared that It would be some time
before the cars could run.
State police. called for by mayor
James r Watt late last night after
offaiaIs ~ the Traction Company had
complained that the men had not re-
ceived adequate police protection, we're
on the scene A. an early hour
Captain George p. Dutton. now com
rnanding the troopers said that before
noon ne would have one Numbered fully
equipped men on duty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
HARLAN'S TO LAUNCH
TANKER ADAPTED TO
SHALLOW OIL PORTS
The e. R. Kemp, Which is Being
Built for the Sinclair Navi-
cation Co.
MISS M. E. GLENN SPONSOR

on Saturday afternoon at o'clock
the +. II. Kemp. third of the Sinclair
tank-ship fleet now under construc-
ton Mt the Harlan plant of the Bethle-
hem Shipbuilding Corporation, Ltd. will
be launched.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Glenn. IL years
old. will sponsor the big tanker One
hundred invitations have been sent out
to Sinclair and Bethlehem officials and
friends. The vessel is named in honor
of Nice-President T.. II. Kemp OF the
Sinclair consolidated Oil co.
The Kemp is a single screw steel
steamer OF $500 lightweight tons. de
signed for carrying oil in the bulk II
WILL upon completion, be engaged in
the Mexican trade.
The ships dimensions are: Length
over all. S91 feet inches; breadth
moulded. SO feet; depth. moulded. 2s
feet The deadweight carrying capac-
ity is figured on draft of % feet IN
ches. The ordinary draft Of vessels of
this type is "a feet. The increasing Of
the ships beam one foot and the aug
mentation Of tho conventional length
10 feet secured the smaller draft with
out any loss I'm speed. which is speci-
fed at II nautical miles an hour.
The draft of the Kcr1p VIII permit her
70 ply the shallow Mexican and cuban
ports fully loaded. as well as discharge
at southern L. s. holdings Of the Sin
clair Co with capacity loads. This
say tho Harlan and Sinclair officials
Is a tremendous economic advantage
when transportation costs are such a
problem in the oil industry.
vertical, inverted. triple expansion
engine OF 5000 Indicated horsepower
viii prope the Kemp. Three scotch
boilers will generate steam. with work J
ing pressure Of 30 pounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
SHUTS WINS VICTORY.
BIC Maiorities i'm South African
Union for Party Opposed
to Secession.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Cape Town. Feb. Enormous ma
lorltIes were given the South African
party in Durham and Cape Town yes
terday while the Labor party suffered
a severe reverse in the Rand district.
In cape Town the South African party
gained two seats. in Durham three in
the Rand eight. and in East London
one.
The victory of the party headed by
Prime Minister Smuts is attributed to
the fact that working men voted against
The secession issue raised by General
Hertzog and did not pay much atten-
ton To sectional issues raised by Labor
leaders.
Pretoria Union Of South Africa. Feb.
p General Smuts. Prime Minister Of
the l Mon Of South Africa, was elected
To the House of Assembly from the dis
tIict Of Pretoria West. IN the elections
held throughout the Union yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
BOYCOTT EFFECTIVE.
Women at New Brunswick, N. l.,
War on Prices and Close IS
Shops.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New Brunswick \. J.. Feb. 9.-Forty
five butcher and baker shops were
closed here today and the women who
for days have boycotted and picketed
the places were lubiiant The house
wives had wrdngIed necessarily for
lower bread and meat prices and when
the butchers and bakers said IL could
not be done the women mobilized pun
tive expeditions.
A mere man. ignorant of the boycott
bought two dozen rolls. on leaving
the bakery, women attacked him. flung
the rolls IN the gutter and pursued the
innocent buyer down the street Other
attacks fiared up in various parts of
the city and today shop owners figured
discretion the better part Of business
and stayed home with the store door
keys.
Unemployed conditions have embit-
tered many consumers against the re-
tailers, it was said but the bakers and
butchers claim they cannot cut prices
until wholesale quotations drop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
PIECE WORK ON PENNSY.
Where introduced Rates Will be
Such as to Make Pay
Better

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Feb. 9-In order to
quiet many rumors regarding piece
work on its system, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company today posted a notice
at its big shops at Altoona. Pa, stating
that IF piece work is re-establshed
the rates as whole Will be raised 90
that the men can earn higher rate
than the day work rate, which may,
from time to time, be established by
the United states Railroad Labor
Board"
The notice further says: Prices once
correctly established viii not be
changed unless the method of doing the
work or the facilities are changed. or
in response to change in the gen
eral labor rates in the territory on the
question
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
NEGRO GETS EASY MONEY"
Found Nathan Hamburg's Check
Book and Used it Literally to
His Own Advantage.

A checkbOok Of the Wilmington Trust
Co, containing a number of checks.
signed Nathan Hamburg" the owner
Of the book. has been proving an easy
source of income for a Negro giving
the name of William Harris.
Hamburg lost the checkbook on Mon
day and since that several checks made
payable to William Harris have been
presented and cashed. Harris also had
2 check for $40 cashed al the Newport
National Bank. The cashier Of the lat
Ter bank said Harris drove up 10 the
bank in large truck and said he was
a driver for q business concern in Will
mington. The cashier was unable to
remember the name Of the firm.
All OF the checks are for small
amounts. The police are making an in
VestigaQoH.
Mr. Hamburg is a farmer near Stan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
BRITISH STEAMSHIP
SINKS, CREW SAVED

Bv Associated Press to Every Evening
Montreal, Feb. a.-The British steam
shin Romhardier which left New York
February with cargo for Antwerp
has been abandoned 400 miles southeast
of Halifax. according To a radio mes
ga ge received here today from the
steamer Mount Clay. The crew of the
abandoned steamer was rescued BY the
Mount Clay. The Bombardier when
last seen was sinking rapidly.
The Bombardier, u vessel of 2,l9T net
tons, was cleared from New York by
the Lloyd Royal Beige steamship
Lines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
LENT OPENED WITH
MONDAY MEETING
Bishop Cook Speaker at First
Interdenomina ationaI Ser
vice at ST. Andrews.

The opening OF Lent. today Ash
Wednesday. was featured In many
chur, hos 'atholtc and Episcopal in
particular-with special and appropri-
ato services II was featured. how
ever as far as the general public WAS
concerned by the first Of a series Of
nterdenominational MONDAY meetings
held ut ST Andrew Episcopal Church.
Eighth and Shipley streets. from 1890
to l255 Similar meetings viii be held
daily AZ the same place and at the
same hour. except Mondays. Saturdays
and sundays the regular services being
held on the latter day
Rt Rev Philip Cook. u. -, bishop
or the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware.
had the distinction Of being the preach
er al the first os this series of meetings.
1T Rev + T. Thurston. bishop of
Oklahoma. viii address the meetings
tomorrow and Friday.
The attendance today was good and
much interest was shown in Bishop
Cook $ address. which was timely. help
ful and convincing
Significance of Lent.
Bishop cook spoke on "worldliness
and Christ Ills text was Cor. XIV.
part Of tho 32d verse. Let US eat and
drink. for tomorrow we die. When
St Paul cited these words In the midst
Of his exalted argument for eternal
life and the immortality of those in
communion with the risen Christ
Nfhan which few statements even of this
insptred writer reach higher in the
realms Of truth-he was using a phrase
already current among men as the short
creed of complete worldliness, said
The bishop 1t is quite complete. Il
leaves nothing 10 be added II con-
rensas into one sentence whole
mind Let US eat and drink. for to-
morrow we die.
Continued on page II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
HARDING WILL GIVE
TWO DEMOCRATS JOBS

Warrington. Feb. es--At least
two leading Democrats who
went down TO defeat in the Re-
publican landslide last November
will be invited 10 take office un-
der the Harding administration.
They are Former Speaker
Champ Clark tMo.), and Senator
George f.. Chamberlain (Ore.).
Senator Harding has sent word
to the Capitol that ne has great
admiration for both Senator
Chamberlain and Speaker Clark,
and is said TO have asked that a
watch be kept for posta that
would be suita Bile for them on
one Of the cornrnissiong
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
FORGETS TO EXECUTE
NEGRO MURDERER

Baton Rouge, La. Feb. o.
Sheriff r. A. Grant, Of Ouchita
parish, notified Governor Parker
Yesterday that he had forgotten
to hang Lonnie Eaton, negro.
convicted of murder, on Febru-
ary 4, as required by the sem
tence, and asked what to do with
the prisoner. The Governor has
put the problem up to Attorney
General Coco.
Sheriff Grants letter said he
had been so busy with other mat
ters on February that the
scheduled hanging had com
pletely slipped his mind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
THREE WOMEN ON JURY.
Prosecution Begins Evidence in
Case Against Cleveland
City Judge.

Ey Associated Press to Every Evening
Cleveland. Feb. 9.-The jury that is
10 decide the fate Of Judge William H.
McGannon on trial for a second time
charged with second degree murder IN
connection with the shooting Of Harold
q. Kagy was completed this morning
The jury is composed Of three women
and nine men. Sixty nine taIesmen
were examined before the twelve jurors
were finally selected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
LEFEyRE WAVES HEARING.
Arrested on the Charge of Violating
the State Liquor Law.

Howard II4fevre, who was arrested
hy Traffic Officer SherWin. at Tenth
and Market streets. yesterday, and two
gallon jars supposed 70 contain alcohol.
found in the tonneau of his machine,
waived a hearing in Municipal Court
today. when arraigned on charge Of
violating the State liquor law. He was
held under $500 bail for the Court Of
General Sessions.
He was fined $40 on the charge Of
driving an automobile without an oper-
ator's license.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
RUDE on powN.

By Assoc lated f'resS Is
Tulsa Okla Feb. qTh. >ra
and Gas CCmVar, eu r.r '
continent crude ol tr--
making 'he Quotltl,a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
JAPANESE GROWN PRINCE
WILL VISIT ENGLAND

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Toxic, Feb. 6.-Ohicial announcement
is made that the Japanese crown
prince will sail for England on March
3. Nothing is said relative to recent
rumors that he might visit the United
States during his trip to the Occident.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09

Every druggist knows that Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy is successful in
cases of indigestion. bloating and gas
in the stomach. One dose will con
vince or money srefunded.--Adx
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
Amn.nmnnt. - ~

Playhouse A. q FNcld Minis .r,
l2arrick audcNillU
Ouexn-" Honest hut>h
Majestic 4 Small Tow 1850.
strand NirtuouS Sinners
SAVOY Dead Men IclI ~ Ia.Ua
Rialto Pink Tights
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09

Safe milk means healthy children.
Call 1910 or 154l. The Glover Dairy
Co.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09

ionorrow will be too late, answer
mat ad in Every Evening today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09

Perfect Fitting Eyeglasses.
Collins & Meyer. 10i w. sth St.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
Mralhnr Enrrrn.I.

IS Associated Press to hNerN ENrnins
Washington. Feb q fogccaet fnf Ma
ware
CLOUDY t0night IhUrslat ur.ha.Nt rs
not much chance in tempsra mhtt. lfa
west ana northwest winds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09

London Feb O. Father Dominic. re-
Gently convicted az seditious activities
10y a Dublin court martial, has been
placed in Parkhurst prison. at Newport.
Isle of Wight lie has been sentenced
to serve three years imprisonment and
was brought 10 this city from Dublin on
February /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09

Washington. Feb. s.-PreSiden VIII
son will remain neutral in the factional
row now on in earnest to gain control
of the Democratic National Committee
That was the announcement that came
from the White House Yesterday
through Secretary Tumulty. who said
Mr. Wilson was taking no interest and
would take none I'm the dispute
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09

Belfast. Feb. 3. Timothy Crowley, 81
Rallylanders. County Limerick. has
been sentenced to fifteen years penal
servitude for taking part in an attach,
upon police. Search Of his home a
said ia have resulted In the discovery
of three revolvers and IS rounds az
ammunition,
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-19
TO BUILD IDEAL SECTION

The Lincoln Highway association
has announced the names of the eX-
perts retained to collaborate in the
final detailed design of the Ideal Sec
ton which is soon to be built on the
Lincoln Highway, the funds being pro-
vided by the United States Rubber Co.
The letting of the contract for the
construction of the Ideal Section has
been placed in the hands of Lockwood,
Greene & Co., engineers, of Boston.
In charge of the final detailed design
of the Ideal Section will be w. G..
Thompson, late state highway en-
gineer of New Jersey, and formerly
associated with General 'oGethals in
the construction of the Panama canal.
That the Identification of the Ideal
Section may be of the same high STAN
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS

Henry B. Walthall known nationally
as an American stage and screen star
of first magnitude, is coming to FL
Centre but not in a moving picture, Tor
Mr.. Walthall has discarded the silver
screen work this season and has re-
turned to the speaking stage, his first
! theatrical accomplishment.
Everybody in Ell Centre remembers
Henry Walthall as the little colonel In
David Wark Griffith's THE Birth of
a Nation" or "Clansman" picture. and
many in Ell Centre know Mr.. Walthall
personally, so, all in all the visit to
the Pacific Coast of this favorite actor
and his company in new stage pro-
duction should be the signal for much
rejoicing among patrons of the stage
and screen.
His new piece which will open at the
Palace theater on Tuesday night is en-
titled Taken In" and is described as
satirical comedy drama of modern
life in the cities. 1t is in three acts
and is the work of a noted western
journalist,
The Walthall company have been
enjoying unprecedented popularity in
the metropoises of the East and Mid
West states this past winter season.
and are now enroute to the Pacific
Coast states where a long list of en-
gagements await them this summer
i The advance sale of seats for the
+ local engagement opens tC1norrow
morning at the Valley Drug Co. AL
seats reserved.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-19
BROWN NOT TO QUIT.

Director J. Stanley Brown OF the
Imperial Irrigation District has not
presented his resignation to the board
and has signified no such intention, re-
ports to the contrary notwithstanding
according to statements made by Pfes,
ident Nickerson, Director Rose ana
Secretary McIver of the district board
For several weeks it has been per
sistently rumored in various sections
of the county that Director Brown
resignation had been written and was
in possession of Director Rose, but that
it was being held up by Rose until ne
was granted voice in naming hls
own successor.
Turkish towels are better II not
ironed. Shake out well and fold them
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-19
OIL PERMIT ISSUED.

E. B. Wickham, public land attorney,
today received from tte United States
land office at El Centre his permit to
drill for oil on 1440 acres in township
II, range9, the property being located
between the Brawlev Well and the
Diamond Bar. Anyhow. | am glad
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-19

il cam through before my brother took
charge as assistant land commissioner
at Washington, because it might not
have looked so well then," was his
comment
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-19

dard as the construction work on the
road itself, Jens Jensen, of Chicago,
who is known as one of Americas Lead
ing landscape architects. has been en-
paypl
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-19

Follow the crowd to the new Seeley
Dance Hall.
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rRUsTE g. SALE or VALUABLE rNIsf;
proved building icts In -Dasi ws~Hinstna
rark'' TO b. sOid within the onirs, ,iof
Thomss J. Owen q Soc. NJ viTfve q cfr;
tain deed Of trust duly recordsa. r. t.iset 70,
3e55. Folie al e. SEQ. Of ths lard recvrlS
Of the District Of Columidh. aud, 81 ~. Fe-
guest II the party seruret theeebF, the-ssa
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IN Croisssnt. cronutt Hn6 Tixbury't sub,
division Of psrt Of ''Rsyisy's Pur-ha-e. -
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ColumbiH 10 Dook County No. 40. FuIlo l.
Il 80. Terms Of sole: Al caSh. Drposit
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adyiCe On brsiness. health. love and fEunT
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band or wife. What 20 do 70 BE- E8cc~s fui
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AUCTION

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and 70 Z. 3. Refuistiou sts
Camp Folding Beds At THE sTEna
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who ard when you will marry, and hOw %
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Licensed by TIE
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SPIRITUAL SCIENCE.

MRS J. z. NALTBY.
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our. .etinEs THURSDAY, Q p m, P!sono
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NEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Woodbridge Continued.

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Practically new home Ideally located: De-
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and three finished bedrooms IN attic; bath
modern heating plant: elec. lights; iauu.
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Mh. ,, PHILLIPS. 400 N. z, ave. Maip