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Evening journal., 1922-08-16
DEALERS TO
CONFER ON
FUELCRISIS
Coal Club Plan Meeting to
Be Held at Rehoboth,
August 25
NEW COMMISSION
WILL ALSO ATTEND

A highly important conference to
discuss the serious fuel situation in
Wilmington and the state and ar
range means for preventing. II pos
sibie. a severe famine next winter
has been arranged by the Delaware
Coal club.
The conference will be held in
with the quarterly meet
ing Of the club. at the Hotel Bel
haven. Rehoboth. at IL o'clock, Fri
day morning. August 25.
The Delaware Coal Club embraces
in its membership approximately 90
per cent. Of the coal merchants OF
(Continued on Page Seven.)
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
WIFE TELLS COURT
HUSBAND ABUSED HER

John P. Porter. charged with the
non-support OF his wife and two
minor children was ordered TO pay
SIS a week support money in City
Court today. Mrs Potter testified
that her husband not only failed
TO support her but had abused her.
The trouble she said was drink.
Porter denied the charge saying he
could not secure work. Mrs. Porter
said she did not want to live with
her husband any longer on account
OF his treatment.
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
MRS. W. S. VALENTINE DEAD.

Mrs. Margaret G. ". valentine
died at the home Of her husband.
William S. Valentine, f04 W.
Twenty-seventh street, this morning.
after long illness from Internal
trouble. Mrs. Valentine was mem
ber Of Hanover PRESBYTERIAN churcn
and was highly esteemed among
Ia-ee circle OF friends. She IS sur
vived BY her husband and one SON.
Tbe funeral will take place Friday
evening. from her husbands late
home. Interment VIII be at Norrb-
town, Pa. on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
MANY ENJoY TIT MOVIES

Invitations 10 the Movies are ex-
tended TO six persons today through
our Classified Advertising Depart
mont. Look through the classified
advs. and II your name is there come
to the Journal office and receive free
tickets for two (war tax paid to see
the special production, VIII Rogers
in Doubling for Romeo" at the
Majestic and Woman OF No I'm
portance" at the Arcadia. Thursday
night. See page Is today.
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
NEW Bt1LpING PERMIrs.

Inspector Preston has issued the
following building permits:
Charles W. Burnite, lessee. Pyle
street and Woodlawn avenue, gar
age $40.
Samuel Solicato. 336 South Heald
street. addition, $500.
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
IND. GOVERNOR BANS
DEMPSEY-BRENNAN

INDIANAPOLIS. Inc. Aug. 1s
Omitted Press)-The Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan fight scheduled TO be
held in Michigan City, Labor Day.
was prohibited by Governor McCray
In an executive order today.
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
Tony Should Care

HAMMOND. Ind, Aug. 1s
Omitted Press).-"You tell me
I cannot have wine. tell you go
10 hell" Toney Reinolie told the
judge.
800" said the judge.
Il tell you to go to hell two
times"
5000"
"And I tell you to go to he'll
three times"
$500"
What do I care; I not got
$500"
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
LOST

LosT-Gentleman's gold watch. be-
tween Marshallton and Forest Park;
Initials W. II. p. Liberal reward II re-
turned to w. II. Bonsall. Cedars, Del.
augi6-3t.
CONTINUED on Page Fifteen.)
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
WE'VE PAID ALL WE
CAM" BERLIN SAYS

BERLIN. Ang. 16 Unlted
Press)-"We've paid all we can"
Chancellor Wirth said today an
nouncing that 100000 gold marks
had been deposited in the Bank OF
England. This is one-fourth OF the
amount due on the present INSTALL
ment OF pre-wsr commercial debts.
we will make further payments
within the bounds OF possibility" ."
he continued. but that possibility
grows narrower each day. Force
cannot alter the fact that payment
in gold is becoming gradually more
impossible"
Marks today slumped to 400
for n pound sterling or over 1000
for the dollar.
In a note. Germany pointed out
she was forced to default on part Of
the installment because of the heavy
fall of the mark.
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
ToDAY,s TEMPERATURE

At The Evening Journal ONCE.
500 A. M...76 1901 P. NJ. SO
1000 A. M...s2 LOO p. NJ. SO
Evening journal., 1922-08-16

For Glover Dairy Safe Milk phone
1540-1541.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-08-16

PARIS. Aug. 16 (United Press).-
Premier Poincare's stand at the Lon
don allied financial conference on
the German reparations question to-
day received the solid backing of the
French cabinet.
II was announced that the minis
try approved the entire program of
productive guarantees" set forth
by the Premier.
Evening journal., 1922-08-16

COLUMBUS o.. Aug. 1s.-CUni-
theted Press. Fuel for the win
ter once more started 10 pouring
from the deep mines OF the Eastern
Ohio fields as miners went back TO
work today under terms Of the new
CONTINUED from Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
NOW LOOKFOR
EARLY PEACE
IN THE HARD
COAL Mines
Anthracite Operators and
Union Chiefs Begin Con-
ference in Philadelphia
Tomorrow
WORKERS JUBILANT
OVER PARLEY OUTCOME

tered through seven coal-pro-
ducing States. started TO work
in the mines today.
Actual production OF bltumln-
ious coal began. after a bitter
wage WAR that extended over
137 days.
Agreement unanimously sign
ed yesterday at Cleveland by op-
orators and miners gave the Sig
nal for the resumption OF near
ly 20 per cent. OF all miners on
strike.
The old wage and the old
working agreements will be
effective until n joint conferences
appoints a committee 10 revise
them.
Seven States where actual
preparations for mining start
ed were:
Ohio. Pennsylvania. Indiana,
Washington, Oklahoma. West
Virginia and Michigan.
Sixty million tons of coal an
nually are produced by mines
whose owners have accepted
the agreement OF Cleveland.
While this IS but a drop in the
bucket 20 the country's annual
prouction now needed IN fun ar
ter the long fuel famine which
has brought supplies 10 a per
hously low ebb. the same agree
ment will be carried around TO
other operators who are expect
ed 10 come In.
me opening wedge 10 peace
has been driven. union leaders
Jubilant over the outcome de-
clared at Cleveland. The next
step VIII be TO end the hard
coal strike by parley at Phlla-
delphia tomorrow.
Ihe coal peace signed in
cleveland, spread today.
AS miners in districts affac+aa
by the agreement went back 10
the mines and Production
started, Indiana Operators
agreed TO sign with their men
on the same terms.
A conference OF miners and
operators OF the Southwestern
fields who held out against the
Central settlement. was called
with hopes high that agreement
will be reached.
Pittsburgh operators. who
held out against n general set
tlement, met In response TO a
miners request that the peace
become complete in Pennsyi-
vania bituminous fields.
Nation wide peace and pro-
ductlon Of coal al full speed,
within a week. was the hope. as
encouraging news as 70 plans
for tomorrow's anthracite meet
ing came from Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 16. CUnlted
ress) Scores OF coal operators
no did not attend the Cleveland
aace meeting have signified their
.tention Of Joining in the strike.
.ttlement. Secretary OF Labor Davis
inounced this afternoon.
Davis estimated that operators
ho signed the agreement represent
output OF 100000 tons OF coal
,ekly.
Representatives OF the Labor De-
rtment he said, informed him that
oducers OF another 100000 tons
ekly who were not represented at
e conference will adhere to the
reement within a few days.
An anthracite settlement Is immi.
lt. Davis said. This would ADD
$4,000 tons to the weekly outpu
4 very soon bring the total pro
ntion up to 100000 tons a week
against an average weekly outpu
less than 100000 gross ton
{ year. provided that transporta
n facilities are available.
COLUMBUS o.. Aug. 16.-Uni.
eted Press Fuel for the win
once more started 10 pouring
'm the deep mines OF the Eastern
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
sIrN And TIDE-Standnrd Time.
Head of Christian

High water. s.15 A. NJ. $50 p. NJ.
Low water .1.2O A. NJ. 1.4O p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1922-08-16
The Weather

Partly cloudy and continued warm
weather tonight and Thursday: mod
crate southwest and west winds.
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Lintz Tells of Things Done ard
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
With the Scholastic Athletes

Cathedral College Prep outslugged
st. Francis Xavier High yesterday at
Van Cortlandt Park, winning the con-
test by the score OF "a to IS. O'Brien.
the Cathedral Prep twirler. struck out
twelve of the opposing players.
Three home runs were made. all by
members Of the Cathedral nine, Healy
in the fourth. and Norman and Marke
in the sixth and seventh respectively.
The score:
Cathedral. 1Ses5 Q Is
Batteries-O'Brien and Marke; Hayes,
Goring and Mccarthy.
The McBurney School tennis team
scored its eighth consecutive victory
Yesterday when it downed the Frank
lin School racquet wielders on the
home courts by five matches to none.
This Is the second clean sweep that
McBurney has made in two days. hay
ing beaten Rutgers Prep the day be-
fore by the same result.
Charles M. Wood. Jr, former national
boy champion. starred in both his
singles and doubles matches. Edgar A.
Dawson, also a member OF the Nc
Burney School. national Junior title
holder, did not compete yesterday.
Morris High Schools rifle team de-
feted Stuyvesant In dual mitch on
the Stuyvesant sub-target gun yester-
day. 253 points TO 243 out of possible
$50. Feraca of Morris made the high
est total. "a out OF 80 points. The
scores: