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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
STANLEY POL|WODA,
ARRESTED FOR THEFT,
FACES FOUR CHARGES
He is Suspected Of Robbing the
Lockers Of Workmen at Har-
Ian Shipyard.
ALSO OF A STORE ROBBERY

Four charges OF larceny and a
charge Of breaking and entering have
been lodged against Stanley Poliwoda
rs years old. who was arrested In a
local pawn shop yesterday when he
attempted 70 cell tools valued at sew
eTal hundred dollars. Numerous thefts
" tools from lockers at the Harlan
plant have occurred recently. and, ac-
cording 20 the police. the defendant
has admitted being concerned in the
rots-ry of the Goldstein department
store. 207 Market street. on the morn
Ing OF April I. Poiiwoda Is also said
10 be wanted ae a desereer from the
United States army. The defendant
was arraisn~d in City Court this
morning. but at the request OF the
etate> a continuance until next Tues
day WIS made Bail was ffxed at $1,000.
AocordinG to the police. other SIM
liar charges Will likely be the outcome
Of an Investigation they are now max
ms.
Michael Grallsk!, who was arrested
at the time Of the robbery Of the Gold
stein store by watchman Max Ma
honey. Is now IN the eFrris Industrial
SChool. follWoQa, IL le ea-O. admitted
"a the detectives that he was the
companion OF Graliski, who made good
his escape at the time.
Hepry Hickman. arrested last eve
Ming BY Parolman Rodenhe!ser on 6
charge of carrying concealed weapons
was sentenced 10 three months impris
onment. He claimed he had been h!ret
| by the Pennsylvania railroad as
special officer and was on his way Z
be sworn IN at the time OF his arres;
The weapon was a fully loaded revol
yer
John Kotz. charged with assault ant
battery on his wife. was fined s25. H
/ told the court that the trouble start
ed last Sunday. when his wife becam,
/ too familiar with some men while Il
/ bathing along the Delaware river. Tn
couple have been married II years ant
/ have two children.
Louis De Blois. charged with non
support. was ordered TO pay si5 a wee
for the support Of his wife and thre
children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
MAINTENANCE MEN MAY
NOT Join THE WALKOUT
CRADLE, However, Warns Roads
Not to Set Them at Strik-
ers' JOBS.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Detroit. Mich. July 21.-Only a re-
mote possibility that the 100000 mem
bers OF the Maintenance Of Way
brotherhood would be ordered out on
strike remained today. when interna-
tional officers Of the union went into
conference with E. F. Cradle. inter
national president. to discuss the gen
eral strike situation.
So optomistic was President Cradle
that he intimated the conference would
devote most Of its attention TO mem
bers who have gone out on an unau-
thorized strike rather than 70 a pos
sible walkout OF the entire member
ship.
Early this week Mr.. Cradle served
notice on various railroads that unless
they ceased reported efforts to induce
Maintenance OF Way men to perform
the work OF strikers. his union would
call a strike. The railroads. he said
today. had. IN most instances. com
piled with his demands.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
PA. RUSHING TROOPS
TO SOFT COAL MINES
Governor Also Calls on State
Police and Sheriffs to Back
Up Harding.


Harrisburg. Pa, July z1e-Pennsyi-
vania cavalrymen and machine gun
ners are moving into Cambria, In
diana. Somerset. Washington and
Westmorelend county today 10 pre-
vent disorder when bituninous mines
are reopened and tho whole power Of
the state government is being nnassed
behind them. Govrnor William &.
sproui, who last night ordered the
104th cavalry and the Sind machine
gun squadron into the field after IS
suing a proclamation that no law
lessness would be tolerated. IA pre-
pared 10 send more men TO their sup
port II needed. state policemen in
the affected districts VIII act with the
soldiers and the governor summoned
local authorities and citizens general
ly to uphold the President in his cali
fer production OF coal TO avert a ma
tional peril.
While the cavaIrymen and gunners
are going to the strike districts over
1000 men win be moving toward ut
Gretna 10 begin the first Of the two
periods OF active service Of the sum
mer encampment and 5000 more mer
are at home stations ready 10 be call.
ed out.
Copies Of tho governors proclanA
ton en1oining the preservation OF Law
and order no matter what the cos
have been sent to sheriffs and officers
Movement OF the soldiers 10 III
soft coal districts Is the first 20 b
made as a preventive measure. Here
tofore guardsmen have been order'
out when riots and disorder have oc
CURED, but this time they are beini
sent TO strategic points 10 be avail
able in event of attempts to step Goa
production or TO conduct marches
Many Of tho men on active duty ar
overseas veterans and they ar
equipped like regulars.
Major Lynn G. Adams. superinteud
Continued on page 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
RAILROAD SHOPMEN
STRIKE SITUATION
SEEMS DEADLOCKED
Strikers and Employers Showed
No Signs Of Weakening
Here Today.
P. R. R. WORK GOES ON

Developments this morning In the
strike among the railroad shopmen
were of n minor character and to all
appearances the situation. 30 far as
this city is concerned. is now very
pronounced deadlock. with both sides
evidently settled down for a long and
bitter fight to a finish. The union
leaders say they are satisfied with
the number OF men they have signed
up as being out on strike and, feel
confident they have about cldaned
out the Pennsylvania railroad shops
at Todd's Cut
Tho statement as issued today by
the Pennsylvania officials shows an
increase In tho number of men they
have listed as being on strike but TO
Offset this II also shows an increase
In the number of men who are at
work in the shops. this addition being
the result Of the importation from
other points of workmen TO take the
places of those regular shopmen who
have quit their places.
The Pennsylvania Co, today issued
n statement which stated that:
During the present week the Penn
sylvania System has made n net gain
OF 1920 In number OF shopmen actu-
ally at work.
"All train schedules both freight and
passenger have been fully main
tanned throughout the entire Pennsyl-
vania System since the strike began
and all shops and engine houses have
been kept In operation.
The management is progressively
rebuilding its shop forces to normal
levels by the hiring OF additional new
men TO supplement the large proper
ton who remain loyal. The manage
ment expects to continue his policy
| One interesting development this
| morning was a rumor coming TO the
attention Of the union leaders tina,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
had submitted proposition to some OF
its former employees as an induce
ment to return to work. 1t was said
that the company informed all the
shopmen who have quit work on oi
since July Is. last Sunday, the dat,
on which their new pay schedule went
into effect, If they would return e
work they would be taken back and re.
stored to their full seniority and pen.
sion rights and In fact take the sam,
standing they had before they left. Il
was further stated that all those mer
who had walked out prior 20 last Sun,
day had been unconditionally dis
charged
This matter was brought 10 the at
tention OF the railroad officials thi,
morning and when inquiry was mad,
as to whether ii were correct or false
It was stated that the Pennsylvani;
Railroad Co. has not issued any mani
festo of any kind. one way or tn,
other. TO the men. 1t was explaine,
that the company is not greatly con
Continued on page s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
READING PLACES ORDER
FOR MORE STEEL CARS

Tho Philadelphia q Reading Railway
Co. has placed Anal orders for equip
mont which. with other orders
for rolling stock and motive power IN
tho lsst tix months. total $4,000 600.
The operating department awarded
tho Pressed steel Car Co. a contract
for tho construction Of 500 steel gon-
dols hopper-hottom cars and the STAN
dard Steel Co. similar contract
These cars are 20 be rushed and will
co~, around g.. 600 each
The American Car 4 Foundry Co
has been awarded the contract FOR
the construction of fve steel comhina-
tion baggage and mail cars and
ave all steel baggage cars Thi.
order viii require the expenditure OF
approximately $4,000. These cars
Il Q. understood. will b. built at tn,
New York plant.
on Angus, delivery of SO eteel pas
s.nscr coaches. ordered in the spring
will begin. and so cars now being bull
nre 20 be ready for use by the end o
December
Tho Reading CO. will equip as speed
ily as possible all its regular passen
ger trains with steel coaches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
COAL FOR ROADS FIRST,
IS WASH|NCTON'S PLAN
Harding Will Probe Coal Indus
try and Fix Causes OF
Strikes.
BY Associated Press to Every Evenins.

by Associateu IresS TO Every EYeninb.
Washington, July 21.---As first step
toward conserving for most essential
use the country's coal supply now de-
clining moro sharply under the effect
of car shortage at mipes operating
during the strike. the Inteestate Com
merce Commission and tho Commerce
Department today were drawing up n
scheme for diverting coal 10 transpor-
tation lines now verging on a short
age
By the use OF priority orders, to be
put into effect probably within day
or two, coal from non-union mines and
those that may be opened up In union
territory will be diverted TO meet the
needs OF these roads and others as
they appear.
The priority plan next contemplates
II was indicated. supply for the
northern Greak Lake ports.
Replying to n message yesterday
from Governor Sproul. Of Pennsyl-
vania, in which he pledged co-opera-
ton in tho administration program
10 invite n resumption OF coal produc-
ton. but expressed the hope that II
this failed Federal commission would
be appointed TO lntercede. President
Harding declared that the appointment
OF n coal commission would be made
"in due time" notwithstanding the
refusal of the mine workers and the
minority OF the operators to accept
ouch arbitration as originally proposed
Stating that the broader purpose" of
his proposal was "a searching inquiry
into he coal industry, TO learn all the
causes of dispute and find way to
avoid them in the future" the Prcsi-
dent added:
"There is an authority above nll
workers and operators ana tha'
authority-the American public--mus'
have an agency Of effective expires
sion.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
NO STRIKE OF CLERKS
ON B. & o. RAILROAD

Through an error in a headline. yee-
terdsy. the impression was conveyed
that some Baltimore a Ohio railroad
clerks had Joined the strike. This is
incorrect. n. a q. clerks have not
etruck or made any move 20 DO 90. II
was stated today.
I, wac alec stated that the n 4 o.
train service between New York and
Washington has no, been interrupted
by the railroad strike All trains, n
IL said. are running on schedule. There
are eone minor deleye IN some OF the
trains from the West. but there are
40 delay~ duo 10 local conditions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
@PUsSYFOOT- IN PERIL.
Dry Apostle Passenger on Steamez
For New Zealand In Collision
OF English Coast.
sociated Press % EVERY Evening.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Plymouth. England, July 21.-Ths
British steamer Remuera. bound for
New Zealand. via the Panama canal.
with 544 passengers including Wiz
liam L. (Pussyfoot) Johnson, collided
last night during a fog with ar uni-
Identified vessel near The Lizard.
An Q S call was sent out, but
later the Remuera announced shs
was returning 10 Portland. Her life
boats had been out all night vainly
searching for traces OF the other ves-
sci.
Tugs which picked up the Remuers
20 miles from Portland found her dams
aged IN three Of her holds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
OHIO OPERATOR ASKS
PRESIDENT FOR TROOPS

Columbus. Ohio. July 21.-Declar-
ing that local officials are unable to
cope with the situation, and that
Governor Davis has refused to fur
nish us any protection" the Con-
solidated Coal and Coke Company of
Butler. Pa. through its attorneys here
today telegraphed President Harding
asking that federal troops be sent to
guard the company's operations near
New Straitsville. Perry county. Ohio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Mrs. A. d. Chaytor, Jr., TO Wed.

a marriage license was issued today
by Magistrate Gluckman 20 George
Bamby. Of Guyencourt. ~ years old,
and Dare c. Chaytor. Il. also Of Guyen-
court. Mrs. Chaytor IS the widow of
Armon ID. Chaytor. Jr, formerly
deputy attorney general under At
torney-General Wolcott. and formerly
assistant city solicitor under City
Solicitor John Brady, who died on May
4. 1920. while en- route from Atlanta.
Ca. 20 Wilmington. She is the daugh-
ter q Rev. John II. Chesley Of Cor
della. Ga. NJ Bamby IS a widower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.


Notices ere being sent out by Demo
cratic State Chairman Henry r. I~aac~
for a meeting Of the Democratic State
Committee. % be held In Georgetown.
on July 2s The time and place for
the state convention Will be decided
~ that time.
Reports will be made by two spe-
ciel committees. the finance and the
platform. which were named several
weeks ago, az Georgetown. The first
named committee is expected 20 make
complete report as 70 methods OF
financing the fall campaign. IL is
hardly probable that the platform
committee will have completed It's
work by this time and report from
81 VIII Ia all likelihood be only in
skelston form.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
KANSAS MAYOR BACKS WHITE.

Arkansas City. Kansas. July 21--
Mayor George G.. Mcintosh, formerly
an engineer on the Santa Fe. informed
L. c. Harvey. representative from
Governor Aliens Office last night
that he would not give any orders for
removal of the strike sympathy post
ers In display windows of stores here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
WILLARD WANTS MORE TIME.
Won't Be Fit to Meet Dempsey by
September "a, Manager Says.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Los Angeles, July 2l.-Jess Willard
will not consider September % as
date for his proposed championship
bout with Jack Dempsey. according to
Gene Doyle. the challenger's local rep
lresentative.
Willard wants an additional two or
three weeks of training TO make sure
that he will be in condition for the
match.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Final Warning on Auto Lights.

The State Highway police. during
the next week, it was stated this
morning, will issue a final warning to
all owners of automobiles who do not
have their cars properly equipped with
lights All cars must be equipped
with two headlights and one tail
light. Persons violating this rule
after a final warning is given, will be
arrested, it was stated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
NEW YORK TRAFFIC DELAYS
REPORTED AS BEING FEW

New York. July 21.-It was stated
at the Grand Central Terminal today
that in "a hours $50 trains carrying
3.777 cars had been a total of only ia
minutes late.
Lackawanna officials in Hoboken
said there had been no traffic delays
within the last 60 hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
B. +. CressOn In Europe,

B. f. Cresson. Jr, Of New York, a
member of the technical advisory COM
mittee of the Board of Harbor Com
missioners, will sail tomorrow morn
ing from New York for Europe. Mr..
Cresson will return the latter part of
September.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
JUDGE SHOT BY HIS WIFE.
West Virginia Jurist Dies After A
Family Quarrel,

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Beckley. W. Va. July 2l.-Judgs
John NJ. Anderson. Of criminal court.
was shot TO death by. his wife hera
late last night following a family
quarrel. according 20 Raleigh county
authorities who held Mrs Anderson
under arrest at her home
Judge Anderson died IN a hospital
20 minutes later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
GARCIA MESSENGER GETS
BELATED WAR H0N0RS
Associated Press to Every Evening.

Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. July 21.-The
War Department announced to-
day that a distinguished service
cross had been awarded to
Major Andrew S. Rowan. re-
tired Of San Francisco, who car
ried the message to General
Garcia of the Cuban revolution
airy army in May. 1898 during
the war with Spain. which has
since been held as one of the
striking instances OF heroism
during that war.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Recruits For National Guard.

Recruiting of the 19sth Artillery
Anti-Aircraft. Delaware National
Guard. in front of the old City Hall
Market street. below Sixth. continues
with good results. Since the opening
of the recruiting station three days
ago fifteen Wilmington boys have
been enlisted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
LET EVERY EVENING
g FOLLOW YOU

Readers leaving the city for
the Seashore or mountain re-
sorts can have Every Evening
sent to them direct by mail tor
any period desired. Notify the
circulation department before
leaving town and your paper
will be forwarded without extra
scharge.
Subsci ,ptions should be paid
in advance. Instructions as to
change of address or orders to
discontinue delivery of papers
should be given In writing. We
',annot be responsible for er-
rors If instructions are given
over the telephone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
-Today's Strike Developments
ON THE RAILROADS.

standing
New York traffic delays reported n being few
heads o
g. o. clerks have not made TO do
Maintenance join In tho strike.
n fight finish.
points the
s rushing soldiers mines.
Federal planning to transportation
n shortage
miners
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Amusements Tonight

Garrick-"That Girl Patsy"
Arcadia-"The Lying Truth" "
Queen--"For the Defense
Majestic" The Broadway Peacock
Savoy-"Don't Doubt Your Wife"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
BLACK SUCCEEDS BRoMAN.

Special Dispatch 20 Every Evening
Dover. July 2i.--Governor Denney
today announced the appointment OF
William Black. Republican, as a Jus
toe OF the peace and notary public
Tor Wilmington. 20 succeed Lawrence
J. broman. whose term OF Office ex-
pircs July q.
William Black IL brother OF Su-
perintendent ~ Police George Black.
For many years he has been employed
IN paper mills IN Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
NATIONAL TROOPS
TAKE LIMERICK AND
CITY Of WATERFORD
Free Staters Also Capture Many
Prisoners, Arms and
Munitions.
REBELS REPORTED FLEEING

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening
London. July z1.-The city of Liner
lex has been captured by the Irish
National army. says a Central NeVs
dispatch from Dublin this afternoon
The Nationals took many prisoners
together with arms and ammunition!
So far as Is known there have been
more than twenty Killed and forty
wounded in the fighting there.
Dublin. July 21.-The town n
Waterford, on the southeast coast u
Ireland which was stoutly defended
By Republican insurgents has been
entered By National army forces whs
have already taken fifty prisoners
says an official report issued by Tho
Nationalist general headquarters early
today.
The Irregulars have retrested from
the infantry and cavalry barracks
and from the postoffice. al ~ which
now are in the hands of national
troops. the statement says Tho Ir-
regulars now are retreating SOUTH
ward
The capture Of Waterford was ef-
footed by the Nationaiists crossing no
river two miles southeast n the city
and entering the rear Of the country
club premises. where they surprised
and captured the sleeping garrison.
! The National army men then pro-
ceeded 70 take the Adelphi and I'm
perisl hotels. making prisoners ~ tbs
| Insurgents there and captured ths
postoff7ce soon afterwsrd, clearing al
the streets nearby.
Cork, July 2f--An official bulletin
issued early today by the Republican
Insurgent headquarters here says
that according 10 latest reports from
Waterford the National army force.
are shelling the city from Mount
Misery The Gheiling was reopeneS
Hast night after comparatively quiet
afternoon. the fire being directed
mainly against the cavalry barracks.
Free State troops yesterday took
possession Of the asylum and IN
flrmary IA Waterford. says the state-
ment. Republican snipers frustrated
repeated attempts Of the enemy "a
cross the river IN boats.
The Nationaiists fire from across ths
river killed two civilians and wounded
four others. Many Inhabitants have
left the city because Of the bonabard-
! rnent and the streets have been cleared
Tot pedestrians.
There was considerable activity on
the part OF both forces in county
Clare and South Galway. The Fte~
: Staters we're considerably harra ssed
SAYS the official statement. between
BelHnasIoe and Woodford. between
, which two places communications are
cut. A Republican attack outside a
! nearby fortress resulted in the fee-
. ing Of the Free State troopers with
: the loss OF one killed and three wound.
= ed.
The official bulletin reports two at
: tacks by a Free State arTnored cal
upon Republican posts in Limerick
which were repulsed, and also incon.
elusive fighting in the Limerick ares
! on July 10. Several civilians were
wounded by the nationalists' fire. ~,
statement says.
r Belfast, July 21-A party ot =
regular troops preparing for an an
] bush near Roscrea. Tipperary. wer
surprised early today by Nationa
Army troops who captured Il ot n
s Irregulars with rifles and bombs. say
a despatch received here. One Ere
State soldier was wounded.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

You can have your old prescriptions
renewed. All on file at Harvey Phar-
macy, West street and Delaware ave-
nue.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

Mundy Bros. sells furniture. Phone
729o.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

Tindan Son. Contractors. Phone
3S3.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Weather Forecast.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington. July 2I Weather forecast
for Delaware.
Fair tonight and Saturday little change
in temperature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

Belfast, July 21.-A party ot -
regular troops preparing for an am
bUeh near Roscrea. Tipperary. were
surprised early today by National
Army troops who captured Il of rhs
Irregulars with rifles and bombs. says
a despatch received here. One Fres
State soldier was wounded.