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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
AUTHORITIES LOOK
INTO FENCE PROTEST
X Has Been Erected Between
1902 and 1904 Van
Buren, Street.

Building Inspector Ellis 7. Preston
has received a complaint from Hiram
Eimhle Of l5eS Van Buren, street about
an eight-fOO fence which has been
erected between the rear yards of 1902
and l5O4 Van Buren, street. The fence
= Is said. obeCUres the view in a Ger
tain direction. Inspector Preston, fol-
owing receipt of the complaint made
IN inspection. He says the fence is
not on the dividing line, but in one Of
the yards. the house rf which is oc-
cupied by John a. Tenfer, Jr. i Is
said ~ have been erected last Mon
Gay. Inspector Preston said he is in
doubt as 20 what. II anything, he can
DO about the matter. He said he will
confer with City Solicitor Satterth-
waite before he makes any further
move.
An effort wac made by a reporter
OF Every Evening. who had learned of
the complaint. 10 ascertain why the
fence was erected. At Mr.. Tenfers
home no information could be ob-
taned
Horvey MacGowan "a the occupant
II the property at 1902 Van Buren,
street. According TO Mrs. MacGowan
there has been friction between the
two families because of the activities
of flve-y ear-old son Of the Tenfers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
SOFT COAL OPERATORS
ARE STILL UNY|ELD|NG
Anthracite Mine Owners Ready
for Arbitration, They Inform
President Harding.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening.

ty Associated Press 10 Every EVenin9.
Washington, July f3---AlthOIgh the
anthracite operators have admitted
what President Harding ls said 10 re-
gard as a complete acceptance OF the
governments offer Of arbitration in
the coal strike, the situation with re-
gard 10 the bituminous operators and
tho miner's union continued under a
cloud of uncertainty today. with both
sides pursuing n policy obviounly die
turbing to administration oficials.
Declaring the intention In 20 delay
or evade an immediate response. high
officials soc in the course pursued a
disposiilon 70 reject the governmeut's 3
settlement plan II public opinion would
approve such a course
The anthracite operators attached
two conditions 10 their acceptance
~ arbitration yesterday. one that a
separate commission consider wage
scales In that industry, and other that
the commission he required 70 sub
NIT a decision by August 10. agree
ing in the meantime 10 pay the wage
rate Of March 81 az suggested in the
Presidents proposal
They asked that the proposed sep.
srate commission should be required
/ 10 set up a permanent method by
which wages and working conditions
would be adjusted AUTOMATICALLY" II
the future. and proposed that 10 as
gure a non partisan adjudication IN,
/ commission be composed ~ three rop
/ resentatives OF the public and on
| miner and one operator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
IALL UNIONS TO BACK
| STRIKING SHOPMEN
Gompers Praises Men for Their
Resistance to Arbitra alton and
Arbitrary Orders.
Bv Associated Press to Every Evening.

Bv Associated Press To- Every Evening.
Washington. July l3-Government
officials continued 10 give close at
teution 10 the rail strike situation to
dav and primarily TO note any indi-
cations Of the effect Of President Hard
ing's proclamation warning against in
reference with the movement of mail
trains and interstate commerce in
general.
There was no indication that any
steps hey yond tho Presidents procla
nation were contemplated by the ad
ministratiou at this time. although a
survey of possible requirements for
dealing with the situation. should the
disorders incident 10 the strike of
sh0pmen not cease. continued active
~ m several quarters including the
war department and the postofIice de
partment.
Meanwhile. the intention Of organ
tied labor To give every support 20
the striking shopmen. was emphasize 4
IN a statement last night by Samuel
Gcmpers. preeldent Of the American
Federation OF Labor. declaring in ref
erenCe 10 the Presidents proclamation
that the courage and soldIty OF the
workers In their resistance 10 a~bitra-
tion and autoCratic orders IL most
commendable" and "A later announce
mpnt OF instructions 10 insure the sup
port Of all unions affiliated with the
Metal Trades department OF the fed
GRAFTON.
The unions were instructed that NJ
of railroads on which strikes were in
progress, would be authorized in out
side shops employing union labor. The
unions receiving the order. sent out
by \. J. Berres. secretary treasurer
of the department, TO be effective al
once, included boilermakers. electric
workers, pipe filters, plumbers, painter:
and carpenters. as we'll as machinistt
and blacksmiths. Specific reference
was made in the order 10 the American
Locomotive Works. with which many
of the roads affected by the strike have
been placing repair work
Mr.. Gompers, in his statement de
clared the Presidents proclamation
warning against interference with
train operations was calculated :,
make fetish Of the transportation
act and Of the Railroad Labor Board. >
Railroad workers who Withdraw
their services" he said. necessarily af
feet this movement Of equipment.
The proclamation implies that tn,
workers in stopping work have gon,
outside the law the statement added
when the fact is the law specifically
/ gives 10 the workers the right I,
/ cease work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
FREIGHT TRAIN DELAYS
CONTINUE, UNION CLAIMS

New York, July IA corpora tion
counsel OF Jersey city has informed
the mayor that railroad guards are
within the law I'm carrying 1re arms
while engaged in their work. This
question has caused much discussion
in cities where ordinances forbid
citizens carrying firearms.
Nearly all trains in the princios /
terminals were moving on schedule
time. but it was reported by labor
leaders that delays continued at
freight yards and some passenger
stations.
Reports from union leaders in
various centers specified by number
and departing time many trains that
they said were delayed ny break
downs and other causes due 10 the
strike. Some of the freight trains
were reported six 10 twelve hours
late.
\ letter, endorsing his proclamat ton
regarding the mails. has been sent 10
President Harding by the National
Publishers Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
WILMINGTON ELKS
PARADE AT THE SHORE
Large Delegation Went to At
lantic City Today in a De-
cdedly Boosting Mood.

Wilmington Lodge Of Elks that is
a very considerable proportion of the
membership went.tu Atlantic city to-
day to take part in the parade. whiC h
is feature of the national convention
I'm session there this week Every man
I'm line was ready tO hnost whining
ton the first city OF the first state" al
every opportunity. And the hand. we'll
IL could he counted upon - keep VII
mington ON the map during the entire
stay at the shore
one hundred and twenty i've ElkH
represented Wilmington Lodge. They
formed at the Elk home. at Twelfth
and Market streets. this morning and
at 7.45 o'clock began their march %
the Pennsylvania station, whore they
boarded a special train for Atlantic
City. Father Comiskey OF Dover, aC-
companying Governor William -. Den
ney. were at the head OF the line
The Elks were dressed In blue coats
and white flannel trousers and car
ried light bamboo canes. They were
accompanied 10y Rawnsleys First
Regiment Band.
About ar equal number OF loca'
Elks were already in Atlantic City and
they Joined the new arrivals al the
Hotel Beaumont aS which the VIII
msngton representatives are making
their headquarters. and accompanied
them in the parade at the shore this
afternoon.
Really. II was a state delegation. foi
Governor William ID. Denney headed
the line He's an Elk, and SO are "A lnt
OF other Delswareans who do not liv,
in Wilmington. but they all belong {,
Wilmington Lodge. az il is the only
one in the state.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
FREE STATE CHIEFS
CAPTURED BY ARMY
OF IRISH REPUBLIC
Two Brigadier- Generals and
Men Reported Taken Prls-
oner in County Limerick.
"REBS" READY FOR BATTLE

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Dublin. July 13--A Republicss
communique. issued A. cork. saye mat
at Caherconileh. county Limerick. no
Pepubllcans captured Rrigsdier Gem
erals Hayes and Connolly Of the Fres
state f0rces. with their men and ~
rifles. Shipping r. in progress IN Linz
erjck.
The Republicans also claim ne go
ture ~ post held by F'ree Sf''srs
near Clonmel Tipperary.
London July n The Pro"is'onS
frirh Free state govern n0en''s f@-
clsion to concentrate i's energies %
overcoming the Republicans and 50
tablishlng order throughou' the coun-
try before Fummoning fhe Parliament
is taken 70 indicate that military o9er~
a;ions on Considerable scale are M
pending
The Republicans since thei- dofss.
/ In Dublin havs strengthened 'ne'r
: position in the southwest and are nov
prepa rcd 20 put up big hght They
are reported 20 have taken Inc from
I Waterford across me country %
+ Limerick aa a defeusive front. err
/ trenching themselves in prepsra'ion
for the expected Free state assault
Communication between Dublin snf
the country 20 the west % his 10
nas been almos. non-exfs'ent for SOM.
DAYS What * happening th~re 9
largely 4 matter of cOnjecture 70 tho
public. although the statement given
on. ny Patrick i Little. head of 10
! Republican publicity department 9
believed 20 DO correct he caius
.he Republican forcas we're n cons
plete control Of the whole country from
Kerry 70 Newtown. and from Kerry
70 county MAYO
cork = supposed to rank as ne PEI
publican capital 5uf me military
headquarters are either a Nauow -
Limerick There Is an Inconarued
story hat ne Republicans re~enfv
seized he radio apparatus from a
sfea mship in me Waterford harbor and
transferred :; 10 Msnow. ;herehv "n-
ablng ne Republican commander
Liam Lynch. 30 keep In touch with -le
whole Republican area
Notwirhsta nding a Dublin dispatch
saving that Eamon he Valera vas IN
Dublin. reports recrr that ne "a With
the rebels IN the southwest The
i mystery Of his whereabouts furnishes
the subjece for fresh runlor every
day. and there is even one story mai
he il dead. This Is given little credencs
. in well informed circles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
To Meet In Atlanta.
BY Associated Press to Every EyenIn,

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Atlantic city, July 13 At the Elks'
convention Yesterday afternoon At
lanta- Ga. was selected for the 1929
convention. Millions of dollars are to
be spent for building during the ensu-
ing year by the E.lks. according to the
report Of retiring Grand Exalted Ruler
William Wallace Mountain, The assets
of subordinate lodges now amount to
S5s.O99,234. and the elaborate building
program for the year shows that there
are 10 be erected in various parts of
the country 81 new homes. This is ex-
.clusive OF the Elks National Memorial
and Administra tion Building. which is
TO be located in Chicago the new
center of Elkdom.
Today winds up the convention. Fol
lowing the installation OF Edgar Mas
ters. Of Charleroi. Pa, as grand exalted
ruler, and the other officers of the
grand lodge elected at Tuesdays ses-
sion. the Elks parade took place.
Speakers directly after the parade
will include Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt. assistant Secretary of the Navy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-13
II. ( o. SUSPENDS MORE
TRAINS IN MIDDLE WEST

Baltimore. July 49, Declaring It is
unable to get assurances OF pro-
lection to the lives of employees and
property of the company at Garrett.
India IA and Willard, Ohio. points af-
fected by the shopmen on strike. the
Baltimore n Ohio Railroad today an
nounced a temporary curtailment OF
its passenger service through the ter
rtory affected by these conditions"
Trains numbers is and IS, now
operating between Baltimore and Chi
cago, will be discontinued between
Phtsburg and Chicago
Trains No. and 10 will be dscon-
tinued between Washington and Chi
cago.
Trains No 81 and 9s will be discon-
tinued between Garrett and Chicago
Trains No. As and As operating be-
tween Wheeling and Chicago will be
discontinued between those points