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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
STRIKING SHOPMEN ARE
i RETURNING To WORK
Pennsylvania Officials Say
Many Desert Strikers;
Unions Deny This.

Twenty o. thirty mon who have
been out on strike were reported by
the Pennsylvania Railroad today to
have returned 10 their jobs during the
pas, week ana II IL expected that With
In a few weeks more the entire force
vii! b. on the JOB whether the strike
ends or not. according to statements
made by the Pennsylvania officials
this morning.
we have taken the attitude that
any man who qualities can come to the
shops and do the work and this has
been our attitude throughout the en-
tire strike" stated ofiicials of the rail-
road this morning. The result Ia
that now We are getting 4 good many
OF the old men back and in addition
are receiving new recruits daily"
Strike oficials denied this report
emphatically. this morning. saying
that throughout the entire strike they
have only lost twelve men and they
are not with the Pennsylvania" They
stated. however. that the railroad has
oen sending agents and letters to
tie men on strike and has endeavored
20 get them TO come hack to work
This has been unsuccessful. they allage.
Tomorrow morning the regular mass
meeting Of strikers Will be held in
fythian Castle. r. ]. Schnorbus.
American Federation Of Labor organ
Ner. will he the principal speaker.
a lively three hour session was held
by the Maintenance OF Way Employees
last night in their meeting at the
Labor Temple during which time IS
new members were received. +. II.
echnorhus. national organizer Of the
organization. which is now associated
with the American Federation Of La
Dor, was the principal speaker At
tention was called to a meeting OF en-
ployes in the assembly room of the
Pennsylvania railroad yesterday after
noon at which about 800 maintenance
az way men were present and which.
Il was said, had been called by Leo
J. Kennedy. head OF the Pennsylvania
Fraternity. through supervisors and
division engineers.
The meeting of the International As
ISOLATION Of Machin,sts was addressed
by j. J. McEntee, international rep
rcsentative Of that body, on the sub.
oect OF organization. Sixty new men,
hers were received or reinstated. max
ing up a total of $50 men received
since the beginning OF the strike.
In addition TO these meetings the
carmen. repairmen. boilermakers and
h'acksmiths assembled at different
places and held long sessions for the
purpose Of routine work and the dis
eussion OF the strike.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
Invited 10 University Luncheon.

Charles E. Green of 9l2 Madison
street has received a communication
from DR.. Walter Hullihen, president
Of the University of Delaware, in
which he is invited 10 attend a lunch
cen which will be given in the Com
mons or some adjacent room on
Thursday. September 81. at 1915
o'clock. The purpose OF the meeting is
evidently that some organization of
the three upper classes be formed 10
conduct the activities OF the student
body as DR.. Hullihen designated the
guests as "keymen" or those most
prominent in their respective classes.
Young Green is a sophomore at Della
ware and graduated from the Will
mington High School last year. He
is very popular among the students
and has many friends who are ready
70 vouch for him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

The County Board OF Assessment
reports the following transfers of
rural real estate;
One hundred and seventeen acres
Of land In Blackbird hundred. by
James II. Stats to Carrie ]. Sever
son. for the nominal sum OF s..
Land IN Christiana hundred, by the
Oak Grove Co. TO Harry w. Reed, for
$3.50.
Land in Pencader hundred by Emile
Walthers, Jr.. TO the State OF Della
ware, for $3.50. the. land to be used
Cor road construction.
Land in New Castle hundred, by
Michael Conlon to Frank Uhl, for s75.
Land at Middletown. by Fannie
Clayton Williams 10 Harry f. Gull
yer. for the nominal sum of IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
LADIES Of INVISIBLE
.EYE FLOC TEXAS WOMAN
Leader of Secret Society, in
Mask, Accused Victim OF
Running Her Daughter.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Fort Worth. Texas, Sept. 1s--Mrs
!. Tatum, aged ~. was reported in
n serious condition today as the re-
suit OF a floEging administered last
night by four women. one of them
masked. who, described themselves
as a committee of the Ladies of the
Invisible Eye. Mrs. Tatum. who re-
ceived 100 lashes, II was said. was
accused by the leader of the four Of
running her daughter.
The women, who announced them
selves az members of n secret society.
enticed Mrs. Tatum into an automo-
bile by promising TO take her TO her
daughter. The car was then driven
six miles from her home at Stop Six.
Dallas Pike. where her assailants,
she said. applied straps with balls
fastened TO the ends.
According to Mrs. Floyd. aunt OF
the victim, Mrs. Tatum's body was
a mass OF bruises. Mrs. Floyd said
that Mrs. Tatum believed she could
recognize two OF her abductors. Coun-
~ officers were requested not to dis
turb Mrs. Tatum until morning be-
cause OF her condition.
The first news OF the fogging came
through a telephone call to local
newspaper asking that reporters be
sent to another paper. There a note
lay on the desk. reading: "A COM
mittee OF four women of the Ladies
of che Invisible Eye administered
one hundred lashes 10 a Mrs. Tatum
who lives at Stop Six on the Dallas
pike on the night OF September 12".
Later a young man appeared at the
Office and told OF alleged mistreatmen,
by Mrs. Tatum Of her daughter. He
gave the reporters directions as tC
how TO reach Mrs. Tatum's home
and disappeared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
OFF TO MALAY ON HUNT
FOR MISSING LINK

Press to Every Evening.
San Francisco, Sept. lS.-Cap-
tain Edward A. Salisbury, SCI
enlist and explorer, today was
en- route FOR. the Malay penin-
sulA. where he will search Tor
what has been termed in sci
ence "the missing link"
Captain Salisbury's party will
leave the steamer President
Taft At Singapore. where Cap
tain Salisbury's yacht. Wisdom
is anchored. On the vessel is
a fine laboratory for carrying
on experiments near the scene
OF the exploration.
Captain Salisbury said ru-
mora had come across the Pa
cifc Ocean from time TO time
about A tribe OF wild men in the
jungles OF the Malay Archi-
,pelago. who had short. vestigial
tails. Reports said their fore
heads receded and their brow
ridges protruded after tho man.
ner of the Neanderthal man OF
semi-mythical prehistory: How
ever, he said, he was in search
OF whatever was to be found
and that his object was to ind
man in his most primitive form.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
ADDITIONAL CANDIDATES
FILE FOR PRIMARIES

The following candidates for Demo
cratic nominations have fled their
names. In addition 20 the list printed
elsewhere in Every Evening.
For Coroner-J. Leslie Ford of
Cooch's Bridge.
Levy Court, Sixth District-Elunr
+. Bender
Senator. Third Dls,rict-Robert Orr
OF Brandyw.ne hundred.
Representative. Sixth district
Charles G. Lister.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
SHIPMENTS or COAL
NEAR A NEW RECORD
35,eO0 Cars on Monday Show
an Output Of 1900, 900
Tons a Week.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Sept. 13.-Except for
seven different days in March. more
cars were loaded with coal Monday,
than on any one day this year, either
before or after the coal miners strike
began on April |. according 10 reports
Just received by the Association OF
Railway Executives from the rail-
roads Of 'the country.
Loadings on Monday totaled 35.s0s
cars and this total. IL carried through
the week would result in a weekly pfo.
duction Of approximately 1900. o0o
tons. Monday loadings exceeded the
average daily loading On September
last year by 1881 care and the daily
average for August thie year by 49,
745 care.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
LAD WINS DUEL BUT
GIRL WEBS HIS RIVAL

Huntington. w. Va, Sept. 13--Last
Halloween Chester Linkfield and Asa
Carpenter. 15-year-old local boys.
fought a duel with pistols. the conse-
quence of their eourtship of the belle
Of community party-twelve-yea
old Ernestine Burnett.
Carpenter, who shot Linkfield and
is serving term In the State Reform
atory, learned today that although he
won the duel, he lost the prize,
Parents Of the Barnett girl and the
Linkfeld boy admitted this morning
that the couple recently We're married
by a parson at Catlettsburg. Ky. A
special permit was obtained.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
COsGRAVE RULE APPROVED.
Provisional Parliament Also Includes
Mulcahy in Vote OF Confidence.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Dublin, Sept. l3.-The policies Of
Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins
since their deaths carried out by their
successors, William T. Cosgrave and
Richard Mulcahy. were approved by
representatives of the people Of
southern Ireland yesterday when the
newly organized provisional parlia-
ment gave the government an over
whelming vote of confidence. Fifty
four votes were in its favor, IS
against.
Two attempts to amend the resolu-
ton Of confidence were voted down.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
ABE sIM0Ns DEAD.
Clothing Merchant SuccumAa Aftcr
SIX WeAkA Illness.

Abe simons, aged 80 years. formerly
proprietor OF the Art clothing store.
At No. West Seventh street. died at
1880 O'clock this morning at the
Homeopathic Hospital after an illness
OF ak weeks OF heart trouble. simons
had made many friends in tho twenty
years that he had been located in this
city.
The deceased man was born In
Hartford. Conn. in 1861. lie later
moved to New York City where he
was educated. He had been engaged
in the clothing business for many
years.
One brother. Arthur, and three sis
tcrs. Mrs NJ. Jacobs. Mrs. I. Josephie,
ana Mrs. 8. Albert, all OF New York
City. survive Mr.. Simons. Arthur WINS
with him when he died Interment will
take place In New York on Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
SPROUTS DAUGHTER DISMISSED.
No Witnesses Appeared at Hearing
for Alleged Reckless Driving.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Sept. l3.-No witnesses
appeared today against Mrs. j. II.
Ward Hinkson. daughter of Governor
Sproul, who fell into the hands Of the
Philadelphia police last Friday night
for alleged reckless motor driving,
Police Magistrate OCopnor announced
today. and the case was dropped.
Mrs. Hinkson's automobile struck a
trolley car and the only damage done
was to her car.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
BIG FOUR ANNOUNCES EMBARGO.
VIII Prevent Rosd Being Clicked
With Non-priorlty Freight.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Cincinnati, o.. Sept. 13.--Embargo
on all non priority freight originating
on other than New York Central lines
except when billed 10 points on that
system was announced last night by
r. N. Costin. general manager Of the
Cleveland. Chice go, Cincinnati and st.
Louis Railroad.
The reason this IL being done, "
said Mr.. Costin. "is in order to keep
Big -Four and New York Central lines
open for priority freight and 20 pro-
tect ourselves from being flooded with
freight which IL not priority and
which other roads are not handling or
account OF en1bargoes"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
CONQUERED TSETSE FLY BITE.
U. S. Missionary vanQulshed Sleeping
Sickness In Ten Months Fight.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. Sept. 13.-Mrs. E. R.
Kellersberger. a missionary. who has
recovered from the effects of tsetse
fly bite, is In New York for a short
time before going to her home in
Austin, Texas. She has returned from
England where for nearly ten months
she battled against sleeping sickness
that resulted from the bite of a fly
while travelling up the Congo river.
Her recovery was attributed to first
aid treatment administered by her
husband, physician, who was with
her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13

Robert Disharoon. whose spectacular
escape from the Salisbury jail, recent
ly, caused a sensation in that section,
was arrested in this city this morning
by Detectives Riley and Pierce. He
Will be returned TO the jail by the
Maryland authorities. He was arrest
ed for assaulting an officer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13

The Ladies Aid OF ST. Pauls NJ. E.
Church VIII meet next Tuesday eve
hing AZ the home Of Mrs. Fred s. Hub
bard. on Penny Hill. The members
WI board the 7.3o Philadelphia car.
getting en- a. Penny Hill station. This
meeting is unusual in that husbands
81 members are especially invited. A
tocial meeting will follow the bust
pess session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13

According TO attending physicians
at the Delaware Hospital. only a few
more days intervene before the dis
missal from that institution of Harold
l.. Boyd, member OF the police force,
who was shot in the shoulder several
weeks ago when ne attempted TO
place two suspects under arreet. BOYD
is gradually improving and II is the
consensus of opinion that the young
officer will have the full use Of his
arm after the injury Is healed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
New Castle County Balances.

County Treasurer Burrie reported
t. the Levy Court yesterday that New
Castle county has current funds
amounting TO sl2325.33 and a mis-
ce!lan roads account OF s330.23.
he also reported the following funds
!or The maintenance OF dirt roads
Chrietiana hundred. s4.4201s; Mill
Greek, s2.sss.s3; White Clay Creek.
ss.44l.o2: Pencader s3So.2s; New
Castle. ss4.76; Red Lion. S6s1.II; s..
Georges, sl.s3o7e; Appoquinimink
s5Os.4e: Blackbird. sl47.l2; Brandy
wine, s73.42.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
IRELAND MAY ENTER LEAGUE.
Must First Ratify New Constitution
Delegate Reports.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Geneva. Sept. 1s.-Irelands chances
for admission To the league Of nations
now appear 10 be good Her applica-
ton is not on the agenda Of the as
sembly but the steering committee can
put II there If IL secs At. Michael Mac
White. the Irish Free State delegate
to the League returned TO Dublin last
night 10 report on the situation here
and learn conditions in Ireland. All
that is necessary for the admission Of
Irslan ma now it Is said. is that che give
some sure indication that she is able
70 maintain order and disposed to
ratify the Irish constitution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
MORE STEEL PLANTS RESUME.
Four Blast Furnaces at Youngstown
VIII Start up Again Tomorrow.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Youngstown. Ohio. Sept. f3.-The
Republic Iron and Steel Company to-
day announced that It's four blast
furnace VIII resume operation tonnor-
row. making % OF the AZ stacks in
the Youngstown district now on the
active list. Blowing in OF the furnace
will allow resumption Of the Repub-
lies Bessener plant employing 1900
men.
The A. NJ. Byers Company at Girard
has postponed resumption OF its pud-
ding mills, but will open them Mon
day. when its blast furnace also will
probably be started. More than 1000
men are affected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
Argue For New Trial,

Argument on motion for a new trial
was heard in the U. S. District Court
today before Judge Morris in the suit
OF Barber Asphalt Co. VS.. Headley
Good Roads Co. William G. Mahaffy
represented the plaintiff and Charles
F. Curley represented the defendant.
judgment was given for about $4,000
at the hearing of the suit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
SOME MINERS STILL ALIvF7
Rescuers Expect 70 Find the Sturdiest
Have Survived Entombmenf.
~ Assoclated l'ress 10 Every Evehirx

By Associated Press TO Every Evehirx
Jackson, Calf, Sept. i3--As rescue
parties resumed today their frantic
efforts to reach the ~ men entornbed
for ID days in the Argonaut gold mine
here, Il was with the prediction Of Of
ficials that the barriers would be
broken through within &c hours
Some Of those in touch with the
situation expressed the belief that AT
least a few OF the miners would be
found alive. The general opinion. how
ever, is that If any Of the victims sur
vived, they we're. only a handful Of
the stronger and more experienced
men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
Recrniting For the Navy,

Recruiting for first enlistments in
the following ratings has been opened
here by the United States Navy: APP
prentice seaman, yeoman, musician,
radio operator, carpenters mate,
printers, nachinists, motor nachinists,
blacksmith, boilermaker, copper
smith, moulder and aviation branches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
$4,000, 900 HOMINY PLANT FIRE.

Terre Haute, Ind. Sept. l3.-Dam-
age estimated at nearly s3,0oo.O00 10
believed TO have been caused by fire
which early today practically destroy
ed the plant of the American Hominy
Company here, said to be one of the
largest of its kind in the world
Eleven men. employees OF the con-
Germ, were injured by falling walls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
Roseno Held for Court.

At a hearing before Magistrate
Su,adley this morning. francesca
Roseno. of near Perry's Tavern,
Brandywine hundred, arrested on
August "a by Federal prohibition
agents on charges Of manufacturing
and possession of spirituous liquors,
was held under $500 bail for the Court
OF General Sessions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
WANTS UNCLE SAM TO PAY
FOR TORN TROUSERS

Z. S. Marshal Walter S. Money has
some great problems to figure out,
but ne has one on his hands now that
is giving him considerable concern.
Several days ago a man upon enter
ing the Shipley street entrance to the
postoffice building. Of which the L. S.
Marshal is the custodian. tore his
trousers when they caught on a pro-
truding screw.
The man made complaint to Marshal
Money and he has now taken the mat
ter up with the authorities at Wash
ihgton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13

Eden Lodge, !. o. O. r. will hold
its rehearsal OF the first degree to-
night, and the third degree tomorrow
night. in full dress. AS these are the
final rehearsals preparatory TO 60
ing 70 Detroit. It is expected that
every member of the stan will be pres
ent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
EDNA WARRINGTON SENTENCED
Fined and Sent to Prison For Selling
Liquor and Using Drugs.

Edna Warrington, coiored, alias
Edna Adams, arreeted on August 2s
on charges OF selling liquor. having
drugs In her possession and being an
addict to narcotic drugs, who, at the
time OF her arrest. was too weak "a
appear for a hearing. was released
from the workhouse this morning
where she had been under treatment
and brought before Deputy Judge
Lynn In Municipal Court for trial.
Through her attorney, Philip Car
rett, the woman pleaded guilty TO the
charge OF selling spirituous liquor and
to the charge of being an addict. On
the former charge Judge Lynn I'M
posed a sentence Of 5000 fine and
thirty days imprisonment; on the lat
ter charge she was committed TO the
workhouse for treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
LIQUOR IN SEWER.
Destroyed After II Had Been Con-
fiscated by Government.

Fifty proof gallons of liquor seized
and confiscated from Signund Spieg-
Ter. John Kerr, Dave Malatestra and
Stanley Bugazewski. and ordered to
be destroyed by Judge Morris in U.
S. District Court yesterday. was de-
stroyed this morning at the Federal
Prohibition Office by Deputy u, S.
Marshals Mitchell and Ball.
1t was poured into the sewer at that
point Among the witnesses OF the
destruction" was minister who had
happened to visit the Federal Direc-
tors office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
NEW ATTACK IN DUBLIN.
National Guard at Prison Wound Sew.
eral IrrpguIars IN Brief Conflict.

London, Sept. i3.-The National
Army guard at Mount Joy prison In
Dublin was attacked last night by
irreglIlars. and a half hours con-
hict ensued. according 20 reports
reaching Belfast from Dublin printed
by the Evening Star this afternoon.
several irregulars were wounded.
Civilians in the street, the advices
add. were caught between two fires
and a wild stampede for safety en-
sued. None Of the civilians, however
were injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
SCOUT EXECUTIVES IN SESSION
By Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Blue Ridge, y. c., Sept. lathe
second biennial conference OF scout
executives OF the Boy Scouts OF Ameri-
ca, got under way here today with
more than 400 leaders OF scout work
from every part Of the nation in at
tendance.
According TO scout leaders the con-
ference is considered to be one OF the
most important OF its kind ever held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
To Hear Tax Suit.

A most unusual case will be tried
before Magintrate GluckInan this
afternoon. Elmer H. Klund, collector
of taxes fer the Northern district. is
suing Lewis Doverstein to recover
s19.14. which the latter is said to
have owed since 1917 for city and
school taxes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
MRS. DODGE. GRAY WEBS AGAIN.
Daughter OF wealthy Auto MaRufac.
turer MArries Detroit Realty Dealer.

New York, Sept. 13.---Announcemeni
waA made today OF the marriage Of
Mrs winifred Dodge Gray, daughter
OF the lao John r. Dodge, automobile
manufacturer, to Wesson Seyburn.
wealthy real estate dealer OF Detroit
The wedding occurred Monday sf-
ternoon nj the summer home OF the
brides sister. Mrs. George Sloane,
Hewlett. l.. I.
Mrs. Gray obtained n divorce from
William Jean Gray. IT,. son Of a De-
troit banker In March /. laet, and Mr.
seyburn was divorced by Mrs. Owen
dolyn Seyburn. OF Detroit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
MERCURY FALLS 81 DEGREES.
Cold Spell Came Suddenly When Their.
mometer Dropped From "a to SO.

Philadelphia. Sept. 13.-The first
touch of fall weather was felt today.
The cold spell followed yesterdays
rain which caused a drop in the tenn
perature from a maximum OF II de-
grees yesterday to Sc degrees at 5
O'Clock this morning.
Light overcoats were taken out Of
camphor and soft hats replaced straws
onmany heads. Another sure sign of
the approach of autumn was the dis
carding of summer furs by young flap
pers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
Receiving Congratulations.

Mr.. and Mn. Willard Hail Porter.
'r, OF the Donaldson Apartments, are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF son. az Cape May. ". j..
Sunday evening a. s o'clock. The little
fellow. who weights sa pounds. has
beer named Robert Robinson Porter.
y honor OF his paternal grandfather.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
Ladies' Aid to Hold Sumner.

The Ladies' Aid Of Delaware Ave-
nue. Baptist Church will have q
"korn Kitchen" in the lecture room Of
the church tomorrow at $50 A first
class supper will be served cafeteria
style.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
Adele Resigns as Policeman.

The Directors Of Public Safety today
accepted the resignation of Traffic
Officer George Adele. who has taken
a position with the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Co. as special officer in French
street station.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
Joshua Pyle Returns Home,

Joshua Pyle. 20 years old. who was
reported missing from his home in
Eden Park, returned this morning
He had been visiting AT the home OF
friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
OBITUARY.


The funeral OF w. W. butcher of
VOC West Fifth street. former news
taier. will be held tomorrow after
boon az O'Clock. 1nterment will be
nAds in Riverview cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-13
Baby In Dillon Family.

MIR. and Mrs. James Dillon OF 51e
Taylor street are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth OF a son, yester-
day.