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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
MARINE WORKERS REJECT
IS PER CENT REDUCTION
The Shipping Board Conference
Hopes TO Avert Strike
Set for May I.
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| nv Associated Prcvs 70 Evcry Evening
Washington. Apru e aharp ar
| ference in opinion as q wage reductions
| between Chairman Rcnson ~ tho ship
ping Board and spokcsmcn FOR tho
marine workers. developed at the opcn
ing TODAY of the conf, rrncss called by
| the chairman in an effort 10 avert a
Threatened strikc On American steamers,
ar Nav
Present economic conditions fully war
rant . Reduction IN marin, wages. thr
hartman dcylarcd
In addition % The wtEs reduction ~
ts ner cent n sald there should be viz
tual elimination 81 overtime. discoutinu-
any' of night deck and engineer officers.
substantial reduction II The suhsis
'sncc allowance and 1thcr modification
uf hc working rules
The shipping BOARD the chairman
said does NOT drslrr arbitrary vva4r
reductions based solely On fh, present
industrial depression which might ~
ept IN, s,afarers from tn. higher
Standard of living In making rcadjust-
fueut> il proposes 10 stress the same
factor which was 80 largely considered
IN making Incrcases-thc return OF th,
IurChaslnE value Of tn. dollar toward
.ls normal worth
Rapidly changing economic conditions
resulting from the war Chairman Ben
son ,"ntiuued. have caused tremendous
decline IN ocean freight the tying up Of
many ships and the unemployment of
many men.
SIX points on which The marine en-
EineeTs asked favorable assurances be
fore discussing wages in the present
negotiations were rejected by the chair
man
The board. he said could not give its
consent 70 the abolition of the sea
service bureau which places American
seamen IN American ships Nor can
d consent he continued as govern
ment institution 10 points five and six
involving unioH preference The ship
ping board as "a government institution
must stand Tor that equality in its re
lauons - IA, government which is
guaranteed 10 every citizen by the con
Sutution Of the Emitted States
Points two three and four which re
torred To Interpretation of the seaInen' s
act. he said must be rejected as long
as The law was IN force
Andrew Furuseth, president OF the
International Seamen's Union and other
~poi>e~mvu FOR the workers declared that
fifteen per cent wage reduction de
olarcd by Admiral Benson to h..
necessary was unacceptable TO the
unions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
ASSOCIATED PRESS ELECTS.

New York. April 27.-The board II al
rectors Of The Associated Press today
elected The following officers
President. Frank b. Noyes, Washing
ten Star.
FIRST Vice President. Herbert F. Gun
nison. Brooklyn Eagle.
Second Vice-President Stuart fl.
Perry. Adrian CMichl Telegram.
Counselor and Secretary. Melville f.
Stone.
General Manager and Assistant Sec
retary Frederick r Martin.
Treasurer. j. r. Youatt
Executive committee: Victor F. Law
son, Chicago Daily News; Charles Hop
kins Clark, Hartford Courant; W. L.
Mclean, Philadelphia Bulletin, Frank
b Noyes Washington Star; Adolph s.
Ochs, New York Times. John r.
Rathom. Providence Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
DISCUSS 50 CHOOLS.
{ Inference al Friends Meeting House
on Inter Racial Conditions

tconfcrc, C. last righ' % Iucrd~ Meet
rc House Tenth and Harrison streets a'
tended hv fifty or more representatives nf
the white and coIorcd racrs took step
toward pcrfccting definite working or
gaulzatjou Of the Irtcr-raclal Conference.
DR. Henry y Nrnctt presided and Mr.
George Rhoad~ was suhchajrman
After 3 discussion Of educational cordl-
tons in the state a~ they affect both
whit and black children and taxpayers
plans for orgarization were considered An
address was made 10y DR. Richard "
Cooper on the new school Law DR. " II
Smith made talk on poor ATTENDANCE at
the schools
One dollar per year was decided on as
membership dues and meetings viii be
held monthly The following nominating
committee WaS appointed: Mrs George
RhoadS. Miss Alice ?. Smvth Mrs Con
we'll Banton. Miss Alice C. Baldwin ar d
Miss Helen ; Garrett
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
TALL CEDARS GOTO SEASHORE.
Three Hundred Go From Wilmington To
Attend Annual Convention.

Accompanied by band Of 40 pieces
under the leadership Of Henry .Drauc
approximately three hundred member, 81
the Wilmington Tall CcdarS left ~ $
clock this morning 20 attend the cigh-
teenth annual convention Of Tall Cedars
at Atlantic City The local members left
French street station on a special train ot
the Pennsylvania railroad One stop
was made at Chester to pick up member.
of that organization
The committee IN charge Of arrange
ments for the trip comprise Walter Nor
gan, William Mask, Jr, Howard Ward.
John Cathcart, Frank Day Harry Wen
ninger The guard Of AZ meR was IN charge
of Captain George ID. WOodwar d
A dance and competition drill between
the various organizations will be n feature
of the program this evening on the Steel
Pier. The local members will return to-
morrow morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
RULE UPSET
IN PENNA CAPITAL
Governor Sproul ForciblY Takes
Possession Of Legislature: His
Bills We're PigeonhoIed-

harrisburg. pa. Apr1l 27.-Rnbert 81
spanEler, speaker 81. thc Pennsylvania
/ House ri Representatives and fol-
, over of United states senator Bolcs
/ ronroae. .yaa dcposed From Office AHA
Representative Samuel .A Whitaker FL
chester. elected 10 the place amid
Genes that nave 4nown ro narane a
he history If the LEGISLATURE. wh.ch
.dioUrns tomorrow
The action was the sequence M \
ght of alihustering wnicn vas ended
bv speaker Spangler declaring a r-cez-
Al Ills s m a runp session was ne.d
rs the Sproul followers during the ear.v
aours af Yesterday morning At which
Whitaker Ras chosen for speaker
Representative SpAngier has beer
aligned with the Gruudy- oliver forces
which are supposed ~ express ri.
.utlments 0f senator T'enrose ou state
legislation ard H. had successfully Sept
from being reported four ri the ~pru.t
Administration pet measures. The I)e-
partmsur ii Welfare measure. 2 ~
Itealer FOR nonpartIsan election laws liz
second class cities and inc Cougres-
sIoral ard legislative iseapIaruonn.eEt
bills. The dlIbuster arose over an Az
tempt 70 get action ou thsse measures.
The the opening session II rle House
at 10 a. M he hour Set early ay Wait
a1er. As the elnle for recau. aing REP
resentauve Duhrich of Allegheny. Of
fered "a resolution. declaring the office
OF speaker vacant and calling for IN,
election uf a new speaker. Nj Whit
aAer put the question and it was car
red by an overwhelming vote whit
aker WAS quieA.y elected and tooA the
oath
Snans,er entered rbe hau os the
House n Il o'eloe1 and walked lq r.
chair. Three assistant >ere,a1ts 4,
arms stopped him and Speaker Whit
aker said
According 10 action Of tins House
your seat as Speaker was declared
vacant and new Speaker elected.
My SpanEler watkins 10 the front ii
ne house. said thar as matter ~ per
Sonal privilege he desired % make a eew
remarks.
u, more than any one. regre. that
unfortunate situation in which we lind
ourselves" he began From the be
ginning l have tried % be fair and my
efforts have been manifest. I believe
When this parliamentary squabbIe
arose / decided every question under
parliamentary Law ard YOU sustained
me every time.
An Assembly Thar permits itself 70
ne declared amid cheering loses its
Independence. would rather ten
thousand times So down Il defeat than
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
URGES PAPERS TO STICK
TO THEIR PRESENT RATES
Publishers Association Head Ad-
vocates Cooperation With
the Government.
by Associated Press to Every Evening


New York. April 27.-warnine
against possible future dcmoraliza.
tion i'm the newsprint market r II. VII.
liams. president of the American News
paper Publishers Association. in his
address opening the oath convention of
that body. today. told publishers that
newspaper rates should not be allowed
to descend.
tie urged upon newspaper publishers
the need of cooperating with govern
ment forces In restoring world peace
and bringing business conditions back
To 'normalcy." and especially in re-
pealing unnecessary wartime Ieglsla =
tion and obnoxious features of Federal
taxation laws. These. he said. have
admittedly been greatly responsible for
the upsetting Of sanely conducted bust
ness.
with these fundamentals estab-
lishcd." ne declared. "it win be with
more telling effect that newspapers
can continue preaching tho gospel of
optimism"
While the outlook I'm the ncwsprint
market may be regarded as improving
from the publishers viewpoint" he
said. 'i has bccn pointed ont that the
such an extern that later in the year
some publishers mny he tempted to
make reductions In subscriptions or ad-
vcrtising rates and throw down the
bars To all the old-timr waateful prac-
tees and bad business methods. the
aholishIncnt OF which has been the chief
constructive advantage gained during
IN" wnr and the newsprint manipula-
tions of 1920 These advantages must
not hc surrendered for any temporary
fluctuations in coats
The associatiun's activities during tho
last year were coutcrcd in economic
measures. he said These included ma
tional Legislation for tho conservation
ot forests. stabilzlne Tho ncwsprint
market through greater economy in
uS" of paper with Standardization of
weights and sizes and surveys Of ink
and carbon black resources with view
toward protection against depletion ~
supplies
Ills suEgeations fnr extending the
usefulness ~ the association included
the appointment ~ p newspaper me
chanical engineer to increase mechaui-
cal efficiency. and legislative expert
to suporvivc Legislation affecting papers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
DEMPSEY STARTS TRAINING.
champion Working Back to Regular
Schedule Ready For Battle.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York April 27.-Champion Jack
Dempsey today began formal training at
Summit n j. for his match with
Georges Carpenter in Jersey City, July
q Discarding his haphazard open air
play schedule he did both road work and
sparring and will hereafter work on q
regular schedule.
About his quarters ne boxed eight
rounds with two Of his sparring part
ners. In the first setto he faced Joe
benjamin for four rounds and then took
on Jimmy Darcy for a similar mum
ber.
From now on Dempsey will gradually
increase the amount Of work he will do
daily until he is following the regular
routine which prevailed when he pre-
pared for his contest with Jess Willard
Kid Norfolk and other light heavy
weights will join the camp within the
next few days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
MONEY HERE TOMORROW.
Marshal Has Not Yet Decided on Hi,
Deputies.

bhE mas WI fNt Dfttlt1 on Ills
Deputies.
Walter S. Money, United States Mar
shal, will come To this city tomorrow
10 make arrangements for assuming
his new duties next Monday At this
time he sees no likelihood of naming his
two deputies by Monday but will take
charge just the same. The one man
who has been suggested as a deputy
from Sussex county is Morris Fleet
wood of Nanticoke hundred. but wheth-
ar he will be named is not known. Re
garding Mr. Moneys position in naming
the two deputies. 1t is said that he has
left the matter entirely with the leaders
of Sussex and rural New Casle county.
Whoever they decide upon, if they are
qualified will he the men named.
Deputy Marshal Cole, who at first it
was thought would continue in office
for a while has decided, ii is said to re-
tire at the same time that Marshal
Martin II. Fairy does. so that the new
regime may take complete charge of the
office. Whether Mr.. Money viii name
temporary officers to do the work until
his two deputies are named or not will
likely be decided upon tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
AT FINE ARTS SHOW.

The attendance at the Fine Arts ex-
hibition in the Hotel du Pont ball room
has not yet equalled that of last year,
but this is easily accounted for hy the
circumstance that the greater length
Of the show encourages those who mean
10 go to put off the date As a matter
of fact. they will need more than one
visit to really absorb the show and will
awake too late. in many cases to the
realization that the opportunity has
passed.
large proportion Of the visitors ara
casting votes in the popularity" con
test.
One picture. No, . sketch ~ Frank
Sshoonover. has been purchased hy
Joseph Bancroft II is entitled Trail
Of the North"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
Free Trial OF a Method The Z
Anyone Can Use Without
Discomfort or Loss %

We have 5 method ior the -rutrn.
Asthma. and ~ want you % try it af 81.
expense. No matter whether vCur rast IA
lonS standing or roCDnr devpiOprntn f.
whether it is present. as occasional 10 'chruc
iC Asthma, YOU should snc FOR n frts fr.s
Of our method No ma Ter lu What china
you live no ma tcr What your Axe Df rc-u
p=:.Sa. Il you are troubled wth ASTHMA
our method should relieve you promptly
We especially want 20 sCnC it O. fhuea A..
parently hopeless casgs. Nhert ~ forms d
inhalers, dOuches. opium prepara tinr s
fumes. patent smOAus. etc have fNliisf
We wan 70 show CVeryour a. cur "a ZEN RI
that our method IS designed to snd VI ar
hcult brea thiuy. a. whouzius. Ant AZ the
terrible parONy SINS
This frUv Ofcr - toe importau o. uts ifaf
single day Write nOn and hoxin the moth
Cd at once. send no money simply mai
coupon helow % it Today you 40 noi
even pay pOStASe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
All! EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE

You can now buy real epson salts
without the awful taste ana nausea. by
asking your druggist for a handy pack
age of Epsonade Salts" which looks and
acts exactly like EPSON salts. because il
is pure EPSON salts combined with fruir
derivatiye salts. giving il the taste Of
sparkling lemonade
Take a Tablespoonful ia a siass Of cold
water whenever YOU feel bilious. head
achy or constipated "Epsonade salts
IS the much talked Of discovery Of the
American Epson Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
RECEPTION TO PASTOR
OF PEN|NSULACHURCH
Large Attendance at Affair Under
Auspices of Ladies' Aid and
+, Mems Bible Class.

A reception last night in honor Of Rev.
Leonard h. Smith. pastor of Peninsula
NJ. 7. Church. in the y. Nj. G. A. build
ing. Tenth and Orange streets, presided
over bv William I'll. Driscoll, president
of the Mems Bible Glass. was gwen by
the Ladies' Aid Society and the Men 5
Bible Glass Of the church, and was marked
hv the largest attendance of any junction
IN the history Of the church.
Addresses were made by Rev. I. j.
Sard. presiding officer of the Methodist
Preachers meetings: Frank Mitchell,
religious director of the Y. Nj. {. \.
j Williams. in behalf of the board OF
stewards; I II Keatley. of the board OF
trustees; Miss Daisy Ford. president OF
the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
society. and Mrs William ID. Nenn pres
ldcnt Of the Ladies Aid Society. +. L.
Downing. superintendent of the Sunday
school gave n resume of the progress ot
the sunday school the most interesting
'act IN the history OF which was its develop
mcnt from l3 members one year ago to
la3 at the present time.
\ musical program was also given. IN
eluding vocal solos hv Miss Thelma
Birmingham. Miss Olive Jordan. ard q
cnrnct solo bv MIR Wright Selections
and an orchestra under the direction Of
Arthur Gray Following the entertain
mcnt. refreshments were served bv mem
hcrs oi the Ladies ild
plans are being mapped ont for th"
'uIuchpg ui an ~ teu~lvc financial cam
rr,igr lu the near future for the purpose
- charging the lurd for the erection q,
proposed new Prr,n~ula church NJ Tvcn-
f.-th and Washington streets II Is un-
4 r-toud that the building operations viii
-tirtsi ttl~ summer
Ihc church i much needed a. the con-
q t,au Is now rnmpcllcd 70 hold sunday
.r,.rc~ IN Mechanics Hall there barg
.e burca building \ committee ~
t,elya mcn viii hr ~ charge Of Arrange
ert, and vii meet with The Board 81
-yer 81 the MARYLAND NJ J. Confer
tho uear future ldi~eri~> the plan
THE u,V structure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
"OLD HOME NIGHT. /"
Barnhart Chorus Repeats at High School
Former Success.

4 repetition of the success of the former
old Home Night Of the Barnhart chorus
vas secured at last nights affair at the
High School-also costume affair. The
participants, led by DR. c. W. Hughes
and Mrs Ellen Goff, as George and
Martha Washington, made grand entry.
up the main aisle and to the stage of the
auditorium amid the numerous plaudits
Of the audience
The program included solos by Harry
Banhart, Mrs Anna r. Horner and
w. s. Ford, and recitations by Miss Eva
Foster, Miss Grace Weeks and Mrs.
Emma S jackson
Chorus singing added 70 the variety Of
the occasion
The production of "Song and Light as
= spring festival is under consideration by
the chorus, and delegation to Buffalo,
where song festival is shortly to occur.
&c also contemplated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
HURC II WEDDING.
:lss Margaret ]. Mulroorcy t. Become
Bride q Har5 Id IicC Carglc.

An t"re-fIre WoddIc 81 TO-DAY +, That
Mis- u rearct ! Ntu,roorcy. dang .tar
Ni- AID Mr. Nsftr J Nulruorev. II
.1 ~olte Broonr >tro.t ard Harold II
.cCardlc. >pI o. Mr. Emily NlcCarciic.
+. i1ni " ct street
The uuptIal> viii be ootcnnlzod II 30
ut .rroon II - Elizabeth Il C
,.1rrh Reverend Francis Nahoncv
r,atinC The brides maid will he her
ST. Mn katharine Mulroorev VII
.u II Wallace VIII serve as best man
The hridn VIII be gowncd in q charming
slctl 81 Whit crepe dc chine worn with
3 w1lt Ccargcttc hat White carnations.
y 'avorite flower. viii form the bridal
.maurt
Nil katharine Mulroenev will bc in
uak taffcta and viii carry pink carna-
ttpn~
tr interesting feature Of the ceremony
IN hc tho wedding music PLAYED bv the
,ura sister Of the bride. Miss Mary
Nluiruonev
reception viii follow the wedding
fcr which the bridal couple will leave on
tour On their return they will be To-
r4ted At No q Willard Place. CleIand
licights
The bride has been 2 highly vaTued mem
.''r ~ the treasurer oftcc 0i the du Pont
company for three wears
o. saturday her associates III business
onored her with a beautifully arranged
.rety shower in which pink rose petals
we're showered upon her office desk. from
pink streamered parasoI, as a preliminary
the presentation of numerous appro-
pirate gifts
MIDDLETOE-BARNER
James Fl Middleton Of SIS Kirkwood
street and Mrs EllabeIl Barnes. of 222
Vest Twenty-Sixth street were married
a. Scott NJ Z. parsonage at 4.30 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, BY Rev. T. ]. Sard.
pastor They were attended by Leo
Harnan and Miss Elsie Middleton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
BERLlN'S PROPOSAL
REGARDED LIGHTLY
BY THE ALLIED PRESS
Continued from page !

The Figaro said. "Wn Germany
understand that the time for rusas Ia
pastY Again today she seeks To mis-
lead the United States by facaIliois
proposals.. To read them Is sufficient
for ono 10 realize that Germany offers
uH no more than was offered us at Lon
don, and that ahe nHks frurn us . great
deal more In exchange abandonment of
our military guarantees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Tobacco Dividend, Tn asa

By Associate -.ss ..y-s ..-ar
Nsu y,- -r1.
1olayS' sa.a. tl... Vr,.
September
on
o.e t- ea- 1855
reverted
IS 3.5e.l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
HUNT BANDIT AND $4,000.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Auburn. KY. April 27-Posses today
continue 10 search the hills of Iagan
county for the two bandits who yester-
day held up and robbed the G. W Dav-
idson and Company hank. tied ". d.
Herndon bookkeeper. and escaped with
more than $4,000 i'm cash and securi-
ties. The men, still ten miles from a
railroad. are believed 10 b. cut of from
any avenue Of escape.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Treat Girl Bitten Nv Dog.

Ienes Talley 1894 Claymons street.
VINO was bitten by dog last Wednes-
day was taken from her home 10 the
Delaware Hospital today for treatment.
Her condition is improving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
DISCUSS TRAFFIC MRASURERS.
Chamber Of Commerce Seek Ten Trip
Tickets For Down State Travellers.

Tickets For Down State Travellers.
The traffic committee Of the Cham
ber ot Commerce met yesterday after
noon and discussed some problems that
have come up for their consideration re-
Gently, among these being that of ten
trip tickets from points below Whining
ton TO this city.
All of the railroads reaching this city
with destinations southwark, have been
asked 10 give the matter serious con-
sideration, and pending the receipt Of
any reply from the corporations. the
committee can only urge some arrange
ment, whereby down state travellers
may be able TO enjoy similar benefits to
those enjoyed by Wilmingtonians who
use ten-trip tickets to Philadelphia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20

KITCHEN CABINET
Hoosier saves miles of
steps. We will take your
old Cabinet as part pay
ment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
MANY CASES OF
RHEUMATISM NOW
Says We Must Keep Feet Dry. Avoid
Exposure and Eat Less Meat

Stay off the damp ground, avoid ex-
posure. keep feet dry, eat less meat
drink lots of water and above all take
a spoonful of salts occasionally TO keep
down uric acid.
rheumatism is caused by poisonous
toxin, called uric acid, which is gene
rated in the bowels and absorbed into
the blood. 1t is the function of the
kidneys to filter this acid from the
blood and cast it out in the urine. The
pores of the skin are also a means
of freeing the blood of this impurity
In damp and chilly cold weather the
skin pores are closed. thus forcing
the kidneys to do double work. they
become weak and sluggish and fail
TO eliminate this uric acid which keeps
accommodating and circulating through
the system, eventually settling in
the joints and muscles causing stiff
ness, soreness and pain called rheu-
matism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism
SC, from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon
ful in a glass of water ana drink he
fore breakfast each morning for a
week. This is said to eliminate uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys to nor
nal action, thus ridding the blood
of these Impurities.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with lithia
and is used with excellent results by
thousands Of folks who are subject to
rheumatism.-Adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20

ing will eliminate the confusion
which has resulted from the sale OF
numerous imitation uniforms TO boys
who were not Scouts and who have
brought some criticism upon the
Scout movement by their actions
which in some instances have been
very unlike what we have been led
to believe Scouts stood for.
The new hat is, in the words of one
of the local Scouts "a real hat.
somewhat different in style in that
the crown is not so high-the mater
ial left out of the crown has been
added to the thickness of the brim
and it makes a hat Of really neat APP
pearance. Now, perhaps. we will be
able to see our Ardmore Scouts in
full uniform with hats, instead OF
miscellaneous bits of the uniform and
almost any old thing in the way of
a head covering. The local Scout
outfitters have also received a new
supply of haversacks, handbooks, etc,