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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
GREENFIELD AGENT
DENIES DELAYS
Says Company is Doing All in
Its Power TO Transfer
Home Deeds.

The complaints against tho Green
field agents continued the morning AZ
their offices at Union Park Gardens
Tho protests OF various sorts took the
form Of both telephone messages and
personal appearances. 80 that tho
clerks were kept busy trying 10 sat-
isfy disgTuntled purchasers.
II was evident this morning that the
mass meetings and the agitation which
tho angry buyers ~ homes IN the Gar
dons have stirred up was not "A more
furry, FOR ALI morning tho office at
2lol Lancaster avenue was a eConc uf
disturbing Influences which have keep;
the officials busy both al tho telephone
and nj the desk
Eugene Cornell. tho agent stated
this morning that instead az helping
them 10 speed up the work tho people
were only hirderinE. for he was kept
60 busy answering the telephone and
/ telling people that he could not talk 20
/ them on account of being busy mnk-
/ ing settlements tha; he could hardly
/ find time for his real work They
( come in hero and call up" he said
and although they do not blame Us as
N -A'~'"'4 Ah's ~ nv bAik l4Al4t lttAAllS Us NA
/ thcbr grievances against the Shipping
Board. We are doing all in our power
/ 10 help tie situation 10 clear up and
every night now we are working until
10 ana II o clock SO that there will bc no
/ complaints that we arc not working ON
the proposition. Stin they do not seem
| 10 realize that all the time they take
/ from lis 20 discuss the affair is tha,
much t!me lost"
Last night l was asked TO speak a;
the mass meeting in behalf OF my com.
pany. but l could not see what good
II would do said Mr.. Cornell 1--WE
have been making al the progress that
is possible IN yhis matter and 20 far
as can see there is nothing that can
De done"
When questioned as to what chance
he felt the people had in a suit asains,
the Greenfield concern, Cornell statcC
that he did not see that the people had
q leg 20 stand on" He did st;ue
however. that he felt they might Sc.
cure come redress perhaps from tho
shipping Boand through the Senators
and Congressman. we are living III
to our contract said Cornell and
do not see how we can do more thar
that In Justice 10 the people and tc
ourselves"
II was stated also that the repor-
mat they were not making repairs I,
the properties wac untrue. and a larg,
hie OF plumbing and other repair hin!
were produced for inspection. Thes,
bills were for the month Of June ant
Cornell stated that they had as man,
for the other months.
Caleb Z. Burchenal, one of tbe M,
torneys who is handling a large mum
Der Of the properties. refused TO max
any statement today. There i
nothing TO say" said ne, FOR with III
exception that We are working as fas
as We can there is nothing new" II
refused TO commit himself In the mat
ter as TO whether the new owners ha,
any chance TO recover from the Shin
ping Board or from Greenfield il the
should take any action.
There are now. 139 properties n
> file, Il was stated at the Office OF IN
recorder. this morning and five NOR
are on hand 10 be recorded Thi
makes g. total Of 144 properties whic
are now registered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
TURNS ANEW
TO j. s. FOR AID TO
RESTORE GERMANY
Little Can be Done TO UpbUHld
Nation Without Americas
Financial Assistance.
TO DEFAULT PREPARATIONS
Ry Assoclated Preas q 80 rv.nIns.

Hsy Associated FTeSe 10 FsFery F-FenlN2.
London. July s.--Amer!can embassy
officials said today nat while no for
NAL representations had been made by
he british government looking 20 the
participation Of tho United states ln
allied efforts 20 reha hiItatc Germany
the subject had been discussed for
some time IN diplomatic and other cir
cleA and ne nope Expressed mat -he
United states might he induced 20 end
!ts support - The project
It - generally pointed ont in T.
nanclaI quarters here and elsewhere
n Europe that ir the present etate o.
Europes financial depletion little can
he done by the Allies 20 restore Gr!-
many's shattered economic strU-tur"
without ;he assistance OF the United
States.
Ambassador Harvey has discussed
informally with Prime Minister Lloyd
George and other officials the Gnan-
cial plight u Germany and Austria.
and u is believed the ambassador has
laid the British Viewpoint before IN"
state department. Tho collapse of the
German mark IS accompanied bv re-
ports that Germany Will ue unable 'o
meet her Ju.y reparlt.ons raymcn,
due A week from today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
HEART ATTACK FATAL
TO CAPT. J. H. HOBBS
He Dropped Dead While at the
Wheel of Graft in Delaware
River Yesterday.

Captain James II. Hobbs OF the
barge Charles &. Mcllvaine, dropped
dead while at the wheel of his boat
Yesterday afternoon about 5.i5 o'clock
on Pigeon Point IN tho u 'llware rlNoI
Sheridan 4 co. The owrrrS Uf the
barge. in Philadelphia wcro immcd.-
! atoIy notified and they In turn tole-
/ phoncd to the Delaware city Office
~ Chesapeake 4 Delaware Canal 60.
and asked John Swan. who was In
charge of the ofiic" At that time. to
notify the local undertaken. william
householder. to take charge OF tho
body.
Tn" barge locked IN about 1890 and
the body was taken to the home of
} Mr.. Householder. who arranged for II
to he shipped 20 MIR Hobbs late home
In Philadelphia. The coroner was noti-
fled ~ the death. II is the opinion
of the crew that death was caused
by heart failure.
Captain Hobbs was 56 wears Of age
and had been in the employ of the
Sheridan Go. for years. His home was
formerly IN laurel, where he lived
until he moved to Philadelphia n few
years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
SEVEN HELD AT SHORE
ON BLACKMA|L CHARGE
Prisoners at Atlantic City Evil
IDENTITY Have Had Prosperous
Season.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Atlantic City. ~. j. July s.-The
police today are holding seven men
alleged tn ho members of blnckmail
gang operating among summer Wis
itors. and who are said to he wanted
in nearly all OF the large cities OF the
East
Of those arrested i've give Now York
addresses. one from Cleveland and the
other an address In Baltimore.
Police Chief Robert Miller received
"A letter Thursday from Philadelphia
In which the writer told how he had
been hlaCltmailcd by tho alleged gang
in "A hotel lie stated that he had
given them n check for 800 after
they had represented Themselves as
federal officers. for his release. As
soon as he gained his freedom ho
stopped payment on tho check lIe
also supplied tho detectives with de
scriptions Of tho men and where they
were staying
Tho detectives descended on the
hotel and captured i've Of tho alleged
band Two others were picked NJ
yesterday at an address on 81. Charles
Place. Searched at headquarters sev-
ernl packs Of marked cards. crooked
slce.' revolvcrs. handouts and scV.
oral detective badges were said tr
have hen found I'm their possession
Each Of the seven men was well dress
ed and MI carried large sums oi
| money When they were arrest ef
three automobiles Of expensive make
wcro CpnnsCated by the police. after
| they had been claimed hv tho prison,
! ers The machines all carried New
! York licenses Investigation is nov
under way 60 determine if tho car
we're stolen.
! The men under arrest. according &
! the police are. Donald 6. LlOVd
| Thomas Mccarthy. Charles Mercer
| Nicholas Barcareli and Louis Gut
frida. al of New York; Edward Lewis
Cleveland. and Joseph r. Ryan, Raj
I timOro.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
TIME EXTENSION FOR
WILMINGTON ICE CO.
To Give Opportunity to Correct
Conditions Complained of at
the Plant.

While the time allotted by the Board
of Health 10 the Wilmington Ice Co.
q correct conditions of its operation
which have become nuisance TO the
ueighhorhood expired today at noon,
and the concern had not yet fully
corrected the trouble. Dr, c. NJ, Handy,
resident of the board, stated that no
action would he taken at once 10 dis
continue the plant.
asmuCh as the company officials
were having installed smoke con
sumer. which is expected 10 eliminate
the trouble most obieCtcd 10, and
were doing their best to correct tho
matter as soon as possible. Dr. Handy
aid the board would take no dra site
action that might injure the COM
pauv's business. for few days at
least
l.. W. Dtnncy. one OF the ice COM
pany officials. eaid today that new
equipment was being installed, in
Guiding new parts for the engine and
tho smoke consumer. and tho work
will he completed within a short timc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
GEO. DENNIS CRUSHED
WHEN AUTO OvERTURNS
Newport Man Painfully Injured
in Spill Near Folly Woods
Last Night.

Newport. July s. George Dennis. a
farmer, living near Newark. was pain
fully injured last night, when the
steering gear OF his automobile, in
which he was returning home from
market, broke and tho car turned
turtle. plnning him beneafh IT
Mr. Dennis was hurried 20 the Of
flee of DR.. c. G. NeeSe. Elm and Jack
son streets, Wilmington and given at
tention. He was badly bruised, and a
number Of stitches were required tC
close a cash in his arm. Later he was
removed 10 his home.
The accident occurred on the road
at Folly Woods. between Wilmington
and Newport. Passing motorists ex-
tricated Mr.. Dennis from the wreck.
age and took him TO the doctor.
office. The automobile was badly
damaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
HOOVER WINS DIAMOND
SOULS ON THE THAMES
American Defeats Pick Of Brit
ish Oarsmen; Fourth Time
Title Crosses Atlantic.
BY Aasociated rress TO Every EvenInK.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Henley on Thames. Julv 3 Walter
NJ Hoover. American champion oars
man. won the diamond sculls here TO-
day.
Hoover defeated !. Beresford, Jr
of tho Thames Rowing Club. in the
final for the scuIls in the Henley re-
satta.
Hoover's victory was an easy one.
The time was 3 minutes 32 seconds.
Hoover led throughout the race.
sculling in fine style
CHoovcr's victory brings the
diamond SOULS title to the United
States for tho fourth time. In three
out OF four years from 1897 70 1900
inclusive the title came 70 the United
States. the first time in the posses
sion OF e. II. Ten Eyok. OF Worcester.
Mass. son OF Jim Ten Eyck. Sr. famed
roach OF Syracuse University. and the
next two times in 1899 and 1900
Through h. H. Howell. Of New York.
then a student at Trinity Hall. Cam
bridgeD
The Leander club won the Grand
Challenge Cup in the Royal Henley
regatta here today. defeating the
/ Thames Club by a length. The time
was minutes 36 seconds.
The Stewards cup was won by the
Viking Club, Of Eton. which ensily
defeated the Grasshopper club Of
Zurich. Switzerland. In s minutes %
seconds.
-.
won BY Brasenose College. Oxford
this crew defeating Magdalen College
oxford. by a length in minutes s.
seconds.
The Thames challenge cup was wor
by Worcester College, oxford, which
| finished two feet ahead OF Clare Col.
lege. Cambridge. in I minutes. 56 sec
onds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
SENATE WARNED TARIFF
SURE TO DEFEAT c. 0. P.
La Toilette Insists hdministra-
ton Bill Should be Rewritten
on Republican Lines.

BY AssociRt~d Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. July s-The Eenato
continued consideration of tho ad
mlnis,ratiou tariff hin under tho
usual procedure today, The ATTEMPT of
Republicnn leaders 10 ahnt uG debate
on tho measure having failed with tho
defeat ~ the motion tp invoke the
existing clo'ure rule. The vote on
's@ motion yesterday was - ~ b. or
nine less than the necessary two
thirds majority with Democrats voting
solldly against the proposition and
Joined 10y five Republicans Proco-d-
Ings IN Tho Senate yesterday a1ep
were featured by .aRorous attack
on the tariff bin by Senator IN Fol
ette, a Republiran member ~ the com
mittee that reported ~. in whirh ho
declared tho only way 'ne Republican
pariV would bo saved from defeat iu
the November CouRrc ceelo0al oioDttDn=
and from disaster 'iu the rcx' Prrei
dental election was 20 rowritr tho hill
on the basis ~ tho old Republican
principle ~ merely oquaIi2lug the
difference In tho cost ~ production a.
home ana abroad Senator IN Tai
lette characterized the bill as ovor
worse than tho Dinglcy and Payne
Aldrioh laws. and as;od his co'loaguas
~ they thought fne people would
calmly accept the burdens ln la2o
which they so d"rlslvrv refused r
( carry iu 1910 aud 1912"
! Addressing tho Senate iu support ~
| tho rloturo motion before tine ru', va.
/ taken yesterday. Senator Watson Eo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
GOV. DENNEY TO LEAD
|. THE ELKS At SEASHORE
Will Head Parade of Wilmington
Lodge in Atlantic City
Next Thursday.

Governor William ID. Denney will
lead Wilmington Lodge OF I1lks in the
parade which will take place in At
lantic City next Thursday, in connec-
ton with the national convention of
the Elks. The lodge will have 200
members in line. in addition to a band
of 40 pieces.
George II. Hogue. grand representa-
tive from the local lodge 10 the ma
tional body, and Mrs. Hogue will go
to Atlantic City today to remain all
next week.
The convention win be held on the
Steel Pier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
FRANCE GREATLY PERTURBED
AT MARKS VIOLENT DECLINE

Paris, July 5. The violent decline in
the mark is causing much anxiety both
in French financial circles and among
the officials OF the reparatious COM
mission.
Although there have been rumors
within the last - hours that the fan
in the mark would make the July -
reparation payment Of 50.O0O.0 900 gold
marks impossible. nothing has been
received by the Rcparations Commis-
sion to indicate that Germany in
tends 70 ask moratorium for the July
! Ilnstallment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
Jolly Students Jest at Taft's Size.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Aberdeen. Scotland. July S-Much
merriment among the undergraduates
Of Aberdeen University marked the
academic ceremony at which chief
Justice Taft received the degree OF
doctor OF laws yesterday. When he
was shown 20 seat the students
shouted two seats for Bill"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
LET EVERY EVENING
FOLLOW YOU

Readers leaving tho city for
the seashore or mountain re-
sorts can have Every Evening
sent 10 them direct by mail tor
any period desired. Notify the
circulation department before
leaving town and your paper
will be forwarded without extra
charge.
Subscriptions should be paid
- advance Instructions as 10
change of address or orders 10
discontinue delivery Of papers
should be given In writing. We
cannot be responsible for er-
rors II instructions are given
over the telephone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
PHILA. PRODUCE-CLOSING.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia, July s.-Closing prices
Wheat. lower; No. 2. red winter. LIS
G1.23: do. garlicky. l.09G112.
Corn, lower; No. 2. for export, y
@73; No. 8. do. 71@72: No. !. do. 6@
d7O: car lots, local. No. ., yellow. IS
@sO: No. 3. do. 1879.
oats. lower: No. 2. white, 46G46k
No. 3, white. 45046.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
GRAIN, P0RK-CL0SING.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. July s.-Closing prices:
Wheet-July, 1.l2: Sept. 1.10S :
Dec, 1.13b.
Corn-July. e14; Sept. 641a; Dec.
6sA
Oats-Juiy, S4A; Sept. 81: Dec.
40
Lard-July. 1877; Sept. 100.
Ribs-July, 1850; Sept, 1885.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
CLENELAND.DETR0IT AIR
LINE OPENS TOMORROW
BY Associated Press.

Cleveland. July S.-Daily
hydroplane service between
Cleveland and Detroit is schedul
ed to start tomorrow. accord
ing To an announcement made
here today. Three flying boats,
said to be the largest fleet ever
flown over the Great Lakes,
were expected to arrive here
from New York today. Plans
were made to take a party Of
newspapermen to Detroit in the
afternoon.
One plane, possibly two, will
leave Detroit every morning and
Cleveland in the evening. \
half day will be required to
make the trip it is said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
MRS. \. N. WALLER
. CHOSEN PRESIDENT
STATE FEDERATION
Delmar Woman Heads Della
ware Organization of
Women's Clubs.
MRS. A. D. WARNER HONOHED

Special Dispatch to Every Evening
Rchohoth Beach. July S--AIrs II. NJ
Waller Of Delmar was elected presi-
dent OF the state Federation of Wo-
mons Clubs this morning. at the clos
ing session ~ the annual convention.
She succeeds Mrs. IT. u Boyer. Of
smyrna. Tho other officers elected
were.
First V.Cc-prcsidru;. Mrs. T. G.
chandler of Claymont; second vice
president. Mrs. Samuel Evans Of Mil
ford; third vice president. Mrs. Ella
.. Emory az Seaford; recording secre-
tary, Miss Winifred Morris Of Dover !:
treasurer. Mrs. James y. Ginns OF
Wilmington; secretary 10 the General
Federation. Mrs II. u. Boyer OF Smyr-
ma.
Mrs a. n. Warner ~ Wilmington.
ounder Of the State Federation. who is
responsible for the formation Of a
largo number Of the rs clubs In the
federation. was elected honorary pres
dent Of the organization for life. Mrs
Warner was much impressed by the
tribute which the Clubwcmen OF Della
ware paid her.
IN" el'NtlOu fN pUNelS occupied me
entire session, which was without in
cident. The discussion. which arose
Yesterday afternoon over the election
of officers, was settled satisfactorily
prior 20 the election today
Reforms Advocated.
A number OF resolutions were adopt.
ed during the session and more were
considered this morning Auona
other things separate prisons foy rsr
and women and tho parole Jaw wrr,
.ndorsed. and II was recommended
that prisoners be given instruction,
about health matters a standarC
course Of study for the public eleme II
airy and high schools in the State va!
.ndorscd
Continued on page =.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
New Yorkers watch Holdup.

BY Associated Press % Every Evening.
New York, July S.--Three bandits
held up the paymaster OF the Phillips
/ Printing Company in Lafayette street
today. pressed a pistol into his side
and escaped with a bag containing
$3.50. The holdup was witnessed by
scores OF pedestrians.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
Liberty Bonds Closin o

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
New York. July S.-Liberty bonds
closed: Three and one-halfs, 1OO.24
firsts As. 100.36; second as, IO0.1O;
first 4A's. 10000; second AIS. 1OO.10;
third AZ 8, 1O01s; fourth ~ s, 100.26;
Victory AZ g. 10O.52.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
Reforms Advocated.
Continued on page :.
PHILA. STOCkS-CLOSING.
sy Associated Press to Every Evening.

Sy Associated Tress 10 Every Ev enlng.
Philadelphia, July s-tNoon) -
Stocks firm: Baldwin. 1884. Lake
Superior. l01s; Lehigh Navigation,
F4h; Lehigh Valley. 54Ss; Penna
44h. Phila. Company. IS: Cum. pre-
ferred. ssh; Phila. Electric. 29I4; j.
r T. S3l4: Reading. IS; /. q. l.
5124; Union Traction. 40l4; l. $
Steel. 9sa4 Storage Battery, 44I4
York Railway. 26IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
New York Bank Clearings,

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
New York. July S.-The actual
condition of the Clearing House Banks
! and Trust Companies for the week.
! five days. shows that they hold $751;
907 ,4s0 in excess Of legal require
ments. This is an increase Of $2I, ,O40,-
! 900 from last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

Atlantic City's best moderate p~iced
hotels-Elberon. Tennessee and Pacific
Aves., and IroQuois. Jus, OF the Board
walk. South Carolina Ave. Booklets
X. r. Ludy. owner.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
GEN. WU'S TROOPS REVOLT,
Loyal Soldiers Suppress MutIny
With Machine Guns in All
Night Battle.
~ Associated Press to Every Evsp,ns

IHptlnR1u. tnlflA, july the 25rn
division OF General WI Pei Fus army.
stationed here vito other troops.
mutlnied last night and attempted to
loot the city. Loyal troops attacked
the mutlneers with machine guns and
after an all night battle crushed the
revolt
Late this afternoon officials reported
the situation we'll In hand and order
restored.
This Is the second ahortivo mutIny
among troops under General Wu's
banner within three weeks. The pre-
vious outbreak occurred Juno Fl at
iIsinho. when the 26th division re-
volted. A gunboat quelled that mutlny
and captured all the divisions ammu-
milton.
pclSlne, July s-China. torn hv civil
warfare for i've years past, apparently
faces renewal of that condition al
most NJ the very moment when the
more optimistic among her leaders
hoped that ahe was about to enter a
period of peace.
The now menace 10 n pacific con
hition IL tho growing strength OF Dr
| sun Yat sen. president of tho over
thrown Canton government of China
| which IL backed by SUMS Oft ex-
! pressed determination to dle in sup
! port of what he believes to he tho logl-
raj method of unlfyinR China rather
than to aCCcde TO the proposals. OF his
opponents
Canton advices 10 foreign legation,
here yesterday brought word tha
Suns supporters were Increasing ir
numbers and power and conflict with
chen Chung Ming and his army wa,
inevitable. Efforts Of General Nga
Rong rinR 20 mediate between SUI
md Chen seemed TO have failed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
Amnsements TonlphL

Garrick Baby Mine
Arcadia The Playhouse and other
Women Clothes
Majestic The Night Rose
Queen-"The Bachelor Daddy"
savoy" Evidence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
GIVE AND GET.

You'll never take out more
than you put into your work.
Read today's SUCCESS Power
on the classified page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
Baby Elk Fatally Injured.

one OF the baby elk at the Brandy
wine Zoo. is dead as the result, it is
thought. Of its being stepped on by
/ one OF the other animals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
Dem ocratic Meeting at GEORGETOWN.

The next meeting Of the Democrat,
state Committee Will be held a
iGeorgetown either on July % or Jul,
30
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

Tindall & Son. Contractors. Phone
ss3.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

For Clover Dairy SAFE NIX phone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
STRIKE DEADLOCK
UNBR0KEN,, JEWELL
AWAITS PROPOSALS
Neither Side TO Controversy Will
Take Initiative to End Shop
mems WaIkout.
"N0 VIOLENCE" PROMISED
ny Annotated prcss 70 rhv.rv rvor,,,

NY Annotated Prcas 10 Every Evening
Chicago, July s.. Railway shopnen
entered the second week Of their e,r.ik o
today with no apparent inclination ~
follow the only avenue 20 peace hold
open to them by tho United Statea
Railroad Labor Board Tho Board stood
on tho position taken by itH chairma n.
Ben w. Hooper. that tho only way the
.hopmen could regnin recognition In
conciliatory conference. was 10 restore
Themselves TO standing before tho
Board Ivy returning 10 work and then
entering into negotiations for set
tlement
None To Take Peace Initlntive.
| II. NJ Jewell. head of tho ahon crafts
who held himself open To approach by
any responaible person authorized TO
negotiate settlement" declined 70
make tho first move. preferring rather
to place tho hlenn for continuance
OF the strike upon the Labor BOARD
and tho railroads Mr.. Jewell declared
! that tho olive branch of peaca should
! 1rst he offered N the striking shop-
mon. The railroads remained Iumoyn
bio In their attitude OF considering tho
etrlkn M aEninEt the government rath-
OF than against tho roads The result
Of this situation was that all elpInru- q
wero in receptive moods. but firm IN
their determination not 70 wenkcn
their positions by making the first
move.
Strikers Growing Restless
Conditions generally SO far ae trans
portation ana shop operators worc
concerned. remained much The sarnn
M they had been for several days. but
the beginning of the second week ~
the strike brought increasing rost-
lessnpss among strikers and sporadic
outbreaks in scattered rail centere
storm cloudr of the strike IN their ir-
regular movement over tho country
apparently Centered for tho moment
over Illinois and Missouri.
Continued on page g.