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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
FOUR HOUR BATTLE
MARKS THE DEBATE
Vote Is 269 10 ~ State
Delegations Split In
Fight

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
Abrogation of National Rail Agreement
Is Accepted by the Shop Trades Council
HAIL DECISION AS
VICTORY FOR LABOR
Economic and Social Status of
Half Million Men Is Not
Impaired

Wa-A.mE,on. April lJ.-President Har-
.ji:r and mis- cabinet discussed the rail-
w, situa':or again today without
r";srh:n,; 4 de-" sion as 10 the plan 10 be
nu- sized N arranging satisfactory So
Hi:i"r
Suggestions for a general conference
h"rN.-u the mana gers and employees still
ar" &nG"r adviscncnt and are awaiting
'hc collection OF further Information
regarding tho feasibility OF such
course 1T was sad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
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HaS the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16

CONTINUED on Page ElsvenD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
SEES CRASH BETWEEN
continued from naro

HI don.t want a. 500 blue SUNDAY .
hc said .uut Id rather save blu"
SUNDAY than 4 rcd enc "" mnat
hsaer Vc must thtnk STRAIGHT 70 ia"
lrnc
saving II, undorsfond the American
'r,,tiu,co Truaf hnd spcnt s. eco 600 T.
nun /. cigarette lnfn I'll roouth " evct1
,1,irea. u, Ward do larrd this waa i
,-on,l rtiair4s@e pultcN Fot th" TRUST e y
had &, a,r Ir Il vaa good huaine4a
...i sa inluetr, volid Il NOR lilsc" ta'
ra em.t huptnrss fat thr Chi ii@tian
(, ,harch ;o ,ut i Iatnl, Within tho tsa,h
of tho chinese he aak"d
Thc R.> ~ Crates s Iohnson. %,
rctaqv sc the Forward Movement Com
mittrc I'll the Gvuora Conference. gave
az ono 81 thc reasons for what y" called
the Iapansae m,uncs 10 this country
Tint auch small pcrcrntagc # them
are C'hristianiz"d
plans for increasing tho efficiency ~
thc church wor, discussed by the Rev
Ipr VA StrauKhn. president Of the
MARYLAND Conference. II" said he
would Id his best to see that every
married. minister in the church within
ono or two years would receive at least
s. 900 annually lie said many are
heinz almost tATEtG Out 'fI Aslf t3ttiEANtf ,
l.cauac their salaries ar. insufficient &
maintain their families This WAS par
II, ulariy trtiv. hc said. in instances
where a minister had two or NOR,
churches in rhargc and had 70 hay" ar
automobile - that he could 80 IRON
one 70 the other
~ Straurhn also advocated that th'
conference should have a committee .
act far the development of the confer
cncc III saia no church should b.
started without chance for thc CON
ference - pass upon it. and that tn
Conference should purchase tents u
which revival services could - held IL
different sections daring the summer
months
Not more than three churches shoul'
be handled rs one paster. said Dr
StrauEhu whereas some now have al
many as fivc churches in their charge
Services should be held at least once Z
week in each church he said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
NEWS OF SMYRNA.

SMYRNA. March ; Mrs. Mary Grccn
Hazel. aged - wears wife ot Matthc"
y. HAZEL, died at her residence on Della
ware street. Sunday, following a three
weeks illness of grlp. She wns daughter
Of the late .Icssc Crccr, OF Sudlcrsvll",
Md. and was az one time resident 81
Wilmington.
Robert u Hoffcckcr editor and owner
of the SMYRNA Times, who has hc'n con
fined to his homo with severe attacN "i
grip, was ablr 70 get downtown v"Hlrr-
dav for the tirst ttmc tor several weeks
J II bartlett and inmly wh" have
hccn living in the Primrose property on
Mt Vernon street, have moved mt" ~"
residence of the Into John lioi'"ckrF
state Senator and Mrs LOWS NJ Pr'cc
have hccn entertaining Mrs frice s broth
or, George Thompson, of Raltimor'
Mrs Walter q HoHcckcr hes returned
from visit with her mother MrN Sarah
Hancc. IN Philadclpha
Harry Cole. who underwent SERIOUS
operation last week n Howard Hospital
Philadclphia. Is reported to hc improving
Homer y IIuisnu.nt Worcester. Mass.
has hecn q guest of hIt parr0ts, Mr. and
Mrs William - hudson. thus wees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
CECU, COUNTY NOTES.

SncciaI Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Flkton. Md. March 5 Stevenson 4.
GiIlespic merchant AZ Rowla andville,
died. Tuesday night, AT his home in that
town. after several weeks illness, aged 81
wears Fuueral will take place this after
noon at West Nottingham.
The steamer Susquehanna Of the Toll
chester line has begun regular daily trips
between Port Deposit and Baltimore.
Ted Gathers a Cecil county boy who
niayed baseball on the Boston team and
during the past week played with Rising
sun in the Susquchanna League, left this
week for Oakland, Cal and will play the
summer in the Pacific Coast League.
Edward 5 Dorcus Of Port Deposit has
announced his candidacy for the Democrat
ic nomination for assistant county treasur-
or. and John +. Pierce, Of Colora is out
for the nomination for County Commls-
siOner
Harry Appleby, better known as Harry
" Dean. OF Elkt0n has had his name
changed by the Circuit Court to Harry
Applebv Laws Of Chesapeake City
Mrs Arthur Fell Of California IS spend
ing this month with her brother flam
X. Krauss, at Colora
Trap-shooting by teams Of Rising sun
Woodlawn and Port Deposit, for the
championship Of Cecil county. is gong on
with Rising Sun thirty points ahead OF
Wo0dlawn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
DIED IN ASHEvILLE, y. c.

Dover. March ) Word was received
here. Yesterday, OF the sudden death at
Asheville. \ C, Of George ? Ferguson
son Of Robert J and Bessie Paris ferguson
of thus town, who has been in the South
several months employed with the SAWYER
Automobile Co, Of Ashevllle From the
brief message received, II would appear
that Young Ferguson died on the road.
possibly in q car heart failure resultlng
in death He WIS 25 years Of age last
January and leaves a wife and one chlld
The body will arrive III Dover tomorrow
afternoon and interment will likely be
made on Tuesday next
The oldest son Of Mr. and Mrs Ferguson
brother Of George P Ferguson died here
al the home Of his parents on August 2 q
III vear There remains bat olr child
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
CHEsTERTowN AND VICINITY.

Special corresrondence Of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md March Rey.
Dr Henry r. Martin, the venerable
former rector Of Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Church suffered "A serious at
tnck of illness last week, and has been
quito aiek since Ills two sisters, Mira.
Annie T. physiok and MIss Luclc Martin,
are also III
! Waters Russell has announced his
candidacy for member of the Board 81
Town commissioners, To- succeed Robert
Moffet, whose term oxpires ~ May
next The election viii bc held 20 April
The congregation of Trinity Methods
Epiacopal Church. Nillngton is making
extensive improvements 10 the church
property New memorial windows arc
being pui IN, md the interior is icing
re,lecofated ard grcailv improved
For the purpose 81 improving the breods
of poultry IN this county NJ Brooks
of Radcliffe Mlla aud tho (uocn Anne
nmlltrt farms havc agreed to Rtvr the
members af the Girls lula ii fho county
pilfezbrrd rgge for Matching pirpoecH
Each airl - her reep"ctiv" clui, hap greed
to return ~ thesc gentlemen nne a""rage
E3uicf. ahieh viii - sold ~ suction -
I,ay tor the coet nf the eFRs f9f4i-hrd
Farmers ~ Itrand Srrk aceffou will
HtfifI p ffHffft my ~ fft mum ST 5#'tt'i
frca ne&' fticsdav. for fhc purpnsc #
elisefiauag tic tomato question aad niher
lfnroriaet farm topice he meeting hae
E.ean called - Go1nty Agen' Horne
y DerrirE
The Triangle Cltih of Chr1a' Notho1iat
Protestant { hureh gason entertained Thurs
La exeuluR n he hauc if Mss Iira-
I,eth Reed Ton few members were l1iflaf-
u
Nips Father foblaof7. former Domestic
1rioare teacher IN tie public schools
II the county. and Mise tR4es tarmar II
cumberland we're geloata over SUNDAY q.
Nea Helen Ros;a
Mr ard Mrs John { Jn~a have bren
spending ten days ei'h relatives md
friends III Phiadnlpha
The ealored farm lahorrrs as tic court
have rocesifiy held EeTeral i1R meet 20
fpr the purpose If discussing tile farm
wago -rale for the romtag seasof Their
| demands arn far II evrosa ~ the rage.
offered bv he farrner4 ard i beplns r.
loak - i fhe farmers aro goirg r. ha~c
trouble III securing thr neressart tabor
/ for th,ir gearf farm rn-k Naa n fbefu
have hceu unable n contract for morn
than onc 0r two haads
The hearing IF the hankrlrtrs ~aac ~
Claude 7 parke vas resumed here yes
terdnv before = packed court houae
The contemplated oomprornlae ninfea
~ ~ the IaRf hearnE sereral weeks ago
failed 10 materlaIlye and he tow relehraf-
ed caae will ~ fought Fl + + sh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
SMYRNA TOWN ELECTION.

Smyrna, March 3 the annual
municipal election held Monday afternoon
NIL of the outgoing officials of the town
were reelected with the exception oi
one William r. Davis was elected Council
man from the First District, succeeding
Thomas jefferson, who would not allow
his name 10 be used for reelection. In
this district. Mr.. Davis defeated Andrew
ID Cole. nv margin of one vote, and I.
Leland Harmonson.
Tho Councilmen reelected were second
district, Lewis NJ Price unopposcd; lhrd
district. Edward T, Porter, unoppoScd'
Fourth District. Robert \ Wallen, IN
opposed, Fifth district, Walter heiIh'
defeating Warner w Price; Sixth ms
trict, John +. Wilson and Samuel \. Fort
ncr, defeating Herman Robinson ana II.
Eugene Mahrey.
j Edwin Hoffeckcr was reelected town
treasurer. and Alfred l. Hudson. IT.
town assessor, both without oppos'tin
Town Council rc-organlzod hy cioctiig
Lewis NJ Price. president, and Edward !
Porter. secretary and town clerk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
DELAWARE CITY NEWS,

Delaware City, March Wori las
been received here az the death ot Mrs
Sullivan. mother Of Mn. Daniel 'ISh,
Yesterday II Wilmington
Nrs John Stuckcrt, who has been i'll
at her home at st Georges, is improving
Bernard Cahal Of Plttsburg Pa IS
here for week with relatives
Mr. and Mrs John McFugh q Bait'-
more are here for a week with his couslu,
Mrs. Laura Mcintosh
Nrs Harry Webb IS III Al her home on
Clinton street
Mrs Hugh Burning, who has been
seriously i'll at her home for the past two
weeks. remains in unchanged condition
Melvin Zackles Il i'll nj his home IN
Port Penn
Rev. f. j. Cochran, who has been pastor
Of Red Ilon NJ T Church, will resign
at the coming session Of conference OWING
10 Illness Mr. Cochran and family VIII
move to Hammonton, \. j. wherc they
viii reside
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
NEWS OF BRACk-EA

Braok-Fx. March 5 The Finance
sommittee and tho official board met v ed
nesday evening to arrange for the budget
system for the coming Year
A. X TAYLOR has purchased Ford
tractor and Will start 70 improve tho
streets Of Brack-F.X soon.
Rcv and Mrs Il High adams and
daughter Helen spe1t Tuesday Win his
sister Mrs Thomas nnrsc, ot Whining
ton. attending her birthday party
Nj and Mrs ! rrrcl Brown have aS
guests. this week. lrs ~pcrg,n \dc'cN.
ard 1cssic llci lcv II ~ North areIr :.
and Miss Elizabeth Brown q Phi adri-
phra
Nj ara Mrs Joseph HagFcrtv arr
rece,yire cnnorat,IlaioIts on the birth ot
a son
Miss NJ Pass IS seriously II AZ her home
MI and Mrs Edward Sowdep Ot
Narshalton. entertained friends II :
card party Thursday evening ~ their
honle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel March = Professor Ralph
W u. Kline is spending the weekend IN
Philadelphia
Mrs William Chapman. left yesterday,
for Wilmington to visit friends and rel
ativcs
Ohrum Small of East Orarge n j.. ls
spcr ding the weekend here with his parent
Mr. and Mrs f. II Small
Directors Of Laurel Produce Growers
Association have elected the following
officers President, John II Elliott vice-
president, s : kenncy; sales manager
William B Gordv
The official board of Christ VI Church
has elected John II Elliott delegate "a
The Marvlard Annual Conference which
convcucs in Newark. \ J., the first week
IN tpril K II Evans WAS elected alter
nate The following trustees were elected
Fcsdcn II Small Emory II ReRn. Albert
4 Culver, Harlcyo RlEein, Henry Moore
Charles g 0twcll Gcorgc II Otwcll
ard " Rohcly IIorsrv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
SEAFORD ACORN CLUB.

Scs.ord Narrh The Acorn Club :
h,i>rress ard entertainment program was
vc~, largely attended Tuesday after
r.oar. the record Of attendance showing
one i. the best attended meetings Of the
wear Following the regular business
scssior Mis- Mac Cooper. chairman for
the lav. took charge, and tic following
interesting program was rendered
Two piano duets, The Peterborough
Sleigh Ride" and The Garden o. Roses
rendered by Mrs. Isidore Stcphary ard
Miss Agnes Huston; synopsis Of two books
"Aee Of Innocence and Main street
By Mrs W II Miller. two vocal solos.
"My Mothers Rosary and Down the
Road 20 Home Sweet Home sung by
Miss Helen jefferson. accompanied on
the piano By Mrs Howard Morgan.
reading from Kiplirg. 'Gurga Dim
read most acreptahly by Miss Eliza
beth Ross. which called for al encore.
The Mares Nest Interesting extracts
from some personal letters from Mrs
Elisabeth Goss. Of Nome, Alaska Al d
read by Miss Corinne Warren, Of this
town, her niece
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
George p. Ferguson. Formerly
of Dover, Dies Suddenly IN
Asheville. NJ. G.
MILFORD CHURCH WtUUiNo

v p,rv Evenings Correspondents
Milford March 5.-Miss Georgia May
p,,,locl and George Marshall Lynch, both
of Milford. were married "Wednesday
..o,;ng az 80 o clock in Avenue Metho-
d;st Church. by the pastor, Rev. hooert
X Sienheuson The church WAS beautiiui-
* decorated in green and white \ ia'g.
gwen arch made of laurel and pine ana
fankrd on either side by white ines' was
.Tra,ped in the chanccl. The bride and
Groom stood under q white floral ben wtich
mas suspended from the arch
While awaiting the ARRIVAL oil the oriaai
marty. Mrs Edward Hurley rendered .
selection on the organ, and Mrs Minhie
r. Davies sang 20. Promise Me
With the organist playing the 10
h.nor,,, wedding march. the bridal party
catered the church and proceeded toward
the floral arch bv WAY OF the two side
a;sles the two flower girls. Misses Mar
V,ret and Rebscca Dawes. dressed IN
white robes scattering pink roses IN front
NJ the birde. She wss accompanied ny her
maid of honor, Mlss Elsie Short OF fhlla-
delphia The groom, accompanied 10y ms
best man. Jesse Legar, came up the rlRht
aisIe and met the bride at the altar, where
the ceremony WAS performed, the rlne
service being used. The ushers were NJ iS"s'
Iottie Warren. Edith Carey, Alice brown
and Ellen Hatfield, who wore white dresses
with blue girdlos and carried pink and
white carnations.
The bride was becommgly dressed IN
white georgette beaded and with long
rhito veil. and carried beautiful bouquet
Of white roses. The maid Of honor was
dressed in pink baronet satin with tnllC
overall and wore hat 70 match and
-arried bouquet of punk roses. After
the ceremony small reception was held
At the homo Of the bride with only the
immediate families present.
Mr.. and Mrs Lvuoh arc now on q wed
ding trip to Philadelphia and other caster
points and upon their return VIII MAKE
their home in Milford where the groom Is
employed at the L. II Caulk dental iahorn'
tory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
MILFORD NOTES

Milford March Rrv Samuel y
Van I,oanircctor u = Pa"l = hirch q
Georgetown WAS thc special preacher I"
the Lcntcn scrvIcc. last evening y : hrlNi
Church, and was entertained ovcr nIgh'
AZ the rcctorv by Rev and Ntr~ Ningafe
Mrs Minnie Il Dawes entertained ~
dinner, last cvrning. Roy and Mrs
Thomas \ Wingatc, Rcv Samuel y
Van Loan and Miss Idna RarEot
Harry y Hart Who rccCntlt purchased
he boInr of Orion r Cannon. ou West
Front street, moved his family hcT from
Georgetown, Thursday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, March a Miss
Blanche Truitt. who was the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. " A Horn Of New York City
returned home last week
Mr.. and Mrs g. Edward Heilmar who
spent the winter at the Calhoun cottage.
have moved TO the Lindale cottage, on
Wilmington avenue.
Workmen are repairing the bulkboad
in front Of the B + Shaw cottage. on
the ocean front
Mr. ard Mrs Rotthouse. who had been
making their home near Vest Chester.
Pa. have returned u kehoboth Beach
and expect 10 reside at then Olive Avenue
cottage
Miss Mabel Iuckeubill Of PLlaQe iphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

will be proceeded against for collection
By order of City Council. ADV.
How refreshing il is 10 cbhnge color
Of hat or gown. We have c0lorIte for
hats and Diamond or Putnam Dye
for gowns in all shadea, u. Challenger
q Son, Prescription Pharmacist. Adv
See our display Of Browns perfume
and toilet proparntions at the new price.
Brittinghan's Pharmacy ADV.
We are showing beautiful display
of Faster cards and postcards, r..
Challenger Il Son, Prescription Phhr-
maciste ADV
For your straw hat, use Coloritc We
have II in all shades Brittinpharn .
Pharmacy Adv
Victrolaa and Records. Bridgewater.-
Adv,
We have on display, eofne very pretty
Faster caffa BrittInghhme Pharmacy
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
PLAY by PUPILS.

Milford March 5.-The musical comedy
business and Betty given under the
auspices of the Milford High School
Alumni Association for the past three
nights was "A decided success The music
was fine, and all of those taking part in
the play were fittinglv costuned for their
respective parts. The chorusa and other
speciaIties were also cxccllently given
Music for dancing was furnished after
the performances by Pinkcrton' = Orchestra
The play was written and the players
coached by Mrs Edna Collnday Pierce,
and a number of thc musical offerings
were composed by Mrs. Pierce for the
occasion Home talent took all the parts
Ia u very crcditahlc manner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

spert the weekend here as guest oi
ri s. Hill at the Calhoun cottage.
Charles s. Horn, Jr., who has been on n
two-nomths' voyage, stopping at Gil
bralter, Athens Constantinople and many
other foreign ports, expects to arrive at
New York City this week.
Mr. and Mrs G.. Il. Ellis, who spent
the winter at the Hudson cottage, have
moved TO the Adclieu on Baltimore ave
nue..
Messrs Lyons ard Hutchinson oi
Wilmington spent Thursday evening
with Miss Tcnie Ewing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
SURPRISE POUND PARTY.

Laurel. March \ surprise partH vas
givcr Mrs Roger 4 Ward. Wednesday
cvcung. hv several 81 her irlcnda each
ol whom carried a pound - more oi some
dainty confectionery which aitcrward"
was ~prcad for refreshments
Ihusr present were Mcsdamct TOM
Oldhcld Nlcrril I Flliott Reuben stud
ley. Finer r RIggtr CGrls ilhs.
John NarvH Icon Holloway. Har1N
West. Gtanylllc Locates William y t'ordv.
Willard 5 Holt and the Misses ath"r'nc
RiEgin and Ruth Llovd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
LEG HAD TO BE TAKEN OFF.

seaford, March, 5-News has been
received here that Herman Oehlrich
formerly proprietor Of bakery in Sea
ford, had received an injury which neccs-
STATED the amputation Of his right leg In
. hospital at Salem. y. j.
A nail in his shoe had penetrated his
foot. giving him much trouble Finally
rangrene set in ard he was removed t.
the hospital where the amputation was
performed. For several weeks his life
vas despaired of. but be IS now improving