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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-21

VcUfHe, IIT. I10]sA StIrOfi,
ocupand aceeasi csnera, acelast
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-21

Intre salbataciile 81 armele de
lupta, ale guvernului liberal in
aceasta campanie electorala, care
-nu are precedent in tara roma
neasca. agertii teroarei guverna-
mentale, au intimidat 81 in Ardeal
pc satenii nostri, cu amenintarea
ca aeei care nu vor vota 'Crll
cea'' vOr fl stersi de pc tablourile
Gle improprietarire.
Astfel alaturi de functionarii
de ani terorizati, 81 umiliti de gu
.vernul liberal, care 81 astazi tr;l-
iese sub amenintarea razbunarei
81 a urgiei liberale, taranii nostri,
La rindul lor, traesc in cea maj
cumplita ingrijorare. Acestia din
urna All avut cea mai demna 81
mai darza atitudine fata de GU
vernul care nn Tau volt 81 null
pot recunoaste.
AgeAtii liberaE, atunci cand all
iamenintat pc tarani, le-au exph-
eat 81 modul cum vor Fl exclusi
Gle la impropriefarire acei care nu
ver vota ''Crueea".
NPamant NIL Sc poate da tutu~
rof an ms agentii liberali, acei
Ieare Sc devoteaza partidului libe-
pal, vor ii inscrisi pc tablele de
Elmproprietarire, ehiar daca nu
saHt indrept*titi in ocul aceler
ce au drept la pamant, dar n'au
votat ''Crucea". Isl sd stiti ca
nimeni nu Sc poate impOtrivi gu
vernului, an accentuat agentii
liberali in limbajul pc care l'au
tinut satenilor ardeleni.
Faptele arata astazi ca liberalii
Sc tin de cuvant 81 ca an inceput
'sa implineasca fagaduinta in Ve-
chiul Regat.
lata ce veste ne aduce ziarul
''Epoca" din % Martie c.:
Inainte de orice reviznire le,.
gala a tabelelor de improprieta-
|rire, satenii improprietariti de
mai bine de un an, Gu toate for
mele legale, sunt goniti de pc 10.
nj lnr. duna discntiila safilnr do
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- 4s-,t<~ 49, -
volHicii, ii liisprntnl conspaeet al
legei, in Ardeal, nndc eonlisiuniae
pshtrsl1 h stabilirsa infiraptAtitilsr,
q incep,lts abea acllm Sd lucreze,
'ce Sc va fntannpfaf
Stim fnsi cs tsra11ii din Ardeal
asteapta sosirea NJ. s. Regelui Ia
Cluj, pentru aiA ccre sprijinul
regal. contra liberalilor, uznlpa
tnrii etreptnrilor pentrn pamantul
consacrat taranimei prin lupta 81
in viitorul Romaniei
Mari. G. Il.
4 lDin .'iVointaf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-21

organizatii iberale. Acfste lctrtv
tree in posesia favoritilor guver-
nulMi. - n
Bine inteles ca judetnl unde
Iaeeste -samavol~ieis -intrec toate
marginile G llfovul, adlAi1styat
de dl Nicnlescu-D Dorobantu.
Snntem in masura sd citam nu-
increase cazuri precise in plasile
'Xidra 81 Budesti.s -7.'- a'5'''
Daca in vechiul regat, unde
operatiunile de improprietarire
sunt atat de inamtate, 1iberalii
.cnteaza sa faca asemenea sarna-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-21

rst, in aceeasi orr All fost 6zitate
de barza. Kfe all mascnt ambele la
casa parintilor lor, Henry Roc.
kers. Surorile carl traiesc ilr Chi
eago sNRt: Hsfs. j. Fitz Patricb
81. mrs. w. Welch. Ambii noui
nascuti s,lnt baieti 81 STUNT sana.
tosi, dimpreuna GU mamele lol
earl STINT foarte ferieite find
pFiANl nasellt al lof.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-21
CALENDARE

Sceindu-ne un numar de CO.
lendare inapoi, ce au fost per-
dnts % drum, din diferits To-
curl, anuntam pc acei ce doresc
inca calendarul nostrn, care
este foarte begat, So trimita
imediat 75c, 81 il vom trimite.
Trimitem calendare 81 in
Europa la rudeniile DIV. Pu-
.teti trimite suma 81 in timbre
p0stale de &c.
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lNF0RnATIUN|

Washington. Ministrul num-
Icei Davis % informal pc ministrul
-justitiei Daagherty eat pretul ear
[bunilor a devenit nejustificat dc
mare in nrnla grevei minerilor de
carbuni 81 Ia cerut ca sd ia. ma
sasrile necesare pentrn impiedeca-
rea acestei practice. Sc va face
i1aesiat 0 investigate contra unei
presHpttsi eonspiratii pentru ur-
carea pretului carblniler.
New York. - CreGlineiosii din
Wyoming vsr asculta Dumineca
prin telefon fara sirma predicile
|preotihor ler daca planurile epis-
Eeopahsi Nathaniel Seymour Tho
mas de fa biserica Episcopala
Evsr rsusi. Ell planuieste statii de.
telefon fara sirma care opereaza
Eeu nm radin de 400 mile.
ChieaeO. - Jlmfeeatorul Asa G.
Adams declarat CA dupa ee a.
'examinat snte de cazuri de div0r-
tpsi opiRi,lnea sa este pareehe
9poate 81 traiasea Ell un salar de
500. lunar. Nm tinar eu I'm salar
de 500 la luna Sc poate insura,
- natural daca &lege sofia potri-
vita. Fiecare pareche tinara poa-
,te trai Gu 800 La luna daca tinerii
Ise iuhesc.''
Toledo, @. Tony, o maimuta
din graaina geological dim parcnl|
Walbyidge, fost impnscata in |
coivM So eri dup6 ce a atacat pei
ingrijitornl Louis Scherer, mus
e4ndurr Ia picieare 81 la mani.
'Aninalal . atseat pc SchererI
cand acesta q intrat in eolivie sal
dea mancare. Alba cand un altI
~ aeist > VENT en- 0 fursa, q in
cetat mainuta Dc . mai musea.
Sehsrer : foet duA 4 spital intr'o'
'eonditie fssrts ssrioask. Moirna :
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ON fUcA ulo6UuU|

u q t
San Marine, cea mai mica dar
cea mai vechie Republica din
hume. a cernt prin un reprezen-
tant deplin autorizat participa.
rea Ell la conferinta economical.
DNpa o seurta deliberare Intre
membri comitetului exeentiv al
conferintei s'a raspuns reprezen-
tantului ca de oare ce San Marino
juridiceste inca nu sra relnat
refatiunile GU Puterile ~Centrale
ga nu poate, participa in negocia-
,tianile intre tarile carl au semnat
tratatele earl au pus >capat raz-
'beiului lumei. 81 bietul reprezen-
ltant s'a retras GU inima mahnita
de afrontul suferit. Iii .diplo-
matte 81 pace. Adiea ce era sd Sc
.intample daea 81 Mizilul Italiei
era reprezentat la cOnferinta Sc
,faeea vre-o gaura i'm Ger sau Sc
pamantul?
@
! Inainte de a da cuiva vre-m
STAT bine daca stii ce sfaturi ar
,dori sal dai.
d
81 frindea veni vorba de sfaturi.
seu dau I'm STAT tinerilor aspiranti
de casltorie: Tineti seama ca de
sfelul cum dati primul sarutat de-
ipind fericirea casnieiei proiec-
tate.
u
ST stiti cum "a mceput scan
Itlalnl9 La surprins facand cu
,eehiul la vecina. Vreti sd Stiti 81
.epilogul? Ell in cimitir 81 ca ar
,tista de cinematograf. cu remu-
!neratie de $4,000 pc an 81 20 la
suta din incasari.
A
Doctorii spun ca femeile resi-.
sta mai mutt la durere de cat
,bslrbatii 81 totusi numarul femei-
'lor earl intenteaza process de di-
wort mai mare de cat al barba-
tilor.
q
De eand s'a pus in aplicare le-
gea prohibited nimeni nlmai re-
tuza invitarea vre-unui ambasa-
dor din Washington La partida
de sab sau la TN snpeh. - Cred
Ca nu-i nevoie sd var explic cimili-
tura.
&
Uni Sc indigneaza Cd femeile
.lsi vepsesc fata dar canl un pro-
;prietar ISL vapseste casa e laudat
de teata lumea ca un bun Cos
podar.
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"AMERICA"
57O5 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, o.
MPROPRIETARIREA
L1BERAL1LoR

TsTcarsA guvsrnulm printre ia.
rani. - Acei care n IAN votat
cxueea mn vor fl impropsie-
t4riti. - Guvernul a trecut
la farte in vechiul regat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-21

A0rs SNe NAAAo1 - y NiAA uiVA w 80
gradina zoobaiisa 81 a ataeat ae
mai mnltc ORR = ingriiitori.
$
Marseilles, Dranta NJ Niste
bandit fnarmati All .retinut tre-
nul express MarseillessNiza 81 an
dus de la calatori 0 snma de
220.00O franci.i
Youngstown, O. Oficiantii
de la Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Co. au declarat Cd in minele
apartinatoare companiei lucreaza
."cativa mineritt dar au adaogat
ca productia m este prea mare,
Minele stunt Inchise de mai mult
de saptamana.
Connelsville, Pa. Productiu-
.nea de cox in rexiunea Connels-
willie in cele doua saptamani ale
grevei scazlt Gu 81 .15O tone, -
;precum sal anuntat in mod Off.
cial. Numarul fabricelor earl stunt
inchise din aceasta cauza este II
Dublin. Noaptea trecuta a
,fost cea mai teribila de la Pasti
Locuitorii all fost tinnti trezi de
impuscaturile continue. Cartierul
general primit I'M rapport ca nu
mai dol soldati an muritI din ar
mata statului liber. NCeealalt;
parte a suferit cazualitate 81 n q
'murit mime. e
Lisbon. = I'm nou hydroplan
va fl TRIMS de guvernul portu
CHEZ aviatofilor Sacadura 81 Cou.
tunho carl an sburat din Portu.
gala pana la st. Paul Rocks
|unde aeroplanul hr fost sdrebit
..cand an aterizat iAtre stanci
Nonl aeroplan va purta numelt
'Portugalia'' 81 va Fl trilMis Ia
st. Paul Rocks pc vas,l Carval-
hao Aronjo. Sc cretle, G avof treee
'cel putin 2 saptamani pana ee ei
Isl vor relua sberul spre Brazilia
,llnde Sc due dia Portugalia, tire.
K and Oceanul.
Washington. - COmitetul Fl.
.nanciar al Camefei. prin un- vot
de . contra 3, a aaop+at un rapport
favorable in privinta resolutiei
Fordney referitoare la un ilapru-
mut de $5.008 900 republicei Lii.
IBERIA.
Furarea a 10 cent? il poate
costa o sentinta de trei ami tenn
nita pc Robert Pomell, 1902 Oran.
.ge ave. FL fost dat juriului
.dupa ce s'a pus pentru ell o eau
tie de $1,000 Martorii spun cd
Powell smucit ,ln portofoliu
din mama doaMnei Elnabet Hen
|ry, de 90 ami PoFtofOlinl M "a con
tlnut mai mutt de 10 cent?. Acea
sta. S "A intamplat cand ca sc uita
Gu mai multi oameni impreuna
cum politistii pun 6 femeie ibol
nava intro ambulanta. Penalita
tea este 3 ami penitenciar.
Wheeling, w. Va. Dave
|. .Fitz Simons. nm jncater de Base
ball in echipa clubnhri Sceale
| Nofmale tfe stat din West Liber
.ty, STA r,rpt pieior1ll stang din
Iprilejnl unni joe la Nareeotf. b
este unnl din eel mai bHai jneS
tori amatefi din S+atele Unite s.
accidental a cauzat nsareE senzatf
in l,lmea spertiva.
ocorne, iii. Dsssa sarori
ocupand aceeasi csmers, acelas
II
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Washington - Conlitetul fl
tnanciar al Camere, prin un vot
de 9 contra 3, a aaoptat un rapport
favorable in privinta resolutiei
Fordney referitoare la un ilapru-
NUT de $5,008.OO republicei LII
IBERIA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-21

Uni Sc indigneaza ca femeile
t.lsi vepsesc fata dar cand un pro-
.prletar ISL vapseste casa laudat
de teata lumea ca un bun Cos
podar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-21

ST fiindea veni vorba de sfaturi.
Ell dau I'm STAT tinerilor aspiranti
de casatorie: Tineti seama ca de
felul cum dati primul sarutat de-
pind fericirea casnieiei proiec-
tate.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
P. 6 J. co. gets
new CONTRACT
CONTINUED .rom First Paseo


high above vessels desk.
A 1O-foot diameter boiler. which
will have a smoke stack the same
height az the tower. Is TO be placed
in the hold and will supply steam to
the engine driving the elevating and
discharging mechanism. The grain
will be automatically weighed.
screened and cleaned before being
discharged 10 the shore or TO a ship.
The dust and other waste material
collected Is 10 be sucked by an ex-
haust fan and discharged overheard.
The vessel Is 10 be equipped with
feed pump. feed heater. and two
steam capstans for warplng and
hauling around the docks. In a
steel house on deck provision Is
made for the crew with galley, etc.
The vessel Is 10 be lighted by cleo
triclty. heated by steam and have all
provision for life saving and fire
fighting as prescribed by L. S. In
spection Service.
The capacity OF the elevator Is
1900 bushels OF grain per hour.
The special elevating machinery will
be built by the Webster Manufactur-
ing Company. OF Chicago. Illinois,
and Installed by The Pusey and Jones
Company.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
SUMMIT CAMP
OPENS tonight
First Service Will Be Get
Acquainted" Meeting for
Grove Family
EVANGELISTS IN
COMPLETE CHARGE

Brandywlne Summit campmeeting
will open this evening and-,Nill con-
tinue until August Il. Practically
every tent on the grounds is occu-
pied.
This evenings program will he In
the nature OF a get-acquainted SER
vice and the evangelistlc party
which will be In charge OF the camp
season will be present. Tho party
includes Grant ColfaX fuller. who
will be the speaker; Isaac II. Mere
dith. music director: Robert Hark-
ness. pianist. and Miss Helen V. Tul-
Ter. who will direct physical activi-
ties for girls.
Tomorrow there will be preaching
at 1880 4. NJ. $3.50 =. NJ, and 1890
=. NJ. Many visitors are expected
on the grounds. There will be
preaching each evening next week.
Friday will be observed as Mothers
Day.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
NEWPORT WOMEN
PLAN FOR BAZAAR

| Special to The Evening Journal. o..
NEWPORT. Aug. 5.-The Wo-
mans Club OF Newport will hold a
business meeting IN the Club rooms.
/ Red Mems Hall. on Friday after
noon, August 18th. Plans will be
made for bazaar in the early fall.
The town OF Newport is having a
new cement curb laid at Christian
and James streets.
The Misses Mae and Nellie Seeds
and Sarah Garrett are spending this
week in Philadelphia Pa. as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mauger.
Miss Margaret Burke has return
ed TO her home. after spending
sometime with her grandmother.
Mrs. NJ A. Burke. at Brandywine
Summit. Pa.
Howard Jones and Miss Genevieve
Holster. OF Wilmington. spent the
weekend here with Mrs. George
Seeds.
DR. and Mrs. Merritt Burke are
being congratulated on the birth OF a
baby boy. Richard Asbury Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Berry are re-
ceivlng congratulations on the birth
OF son. last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Mckinney are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a daughter.
f. 3. Young is improving after a
recent attack OF serious illness.
James II. Galloway who has been
confined to his home by illness IS
much improved.
willard Cornwell has returned te
his home here, after a four weeks'
vacation spent in a Y NJ. c. A. Camp
in the South.
The Misses Edith and Grace Davis
OF Edge Moor. are spending this
week with Mrs. George Seeds.
Roger Owings spent the past week I
with his aunt Mrs. John Cannon. OF
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs George Kipe, Mrs.
George W. Seeds. Henry Seeds.
Misses Edith and Grace Davis. How
ard Jones and Genevieve Holster or
Wilmington. mofored 20 Sudlersville.
Md. on sunday. and were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W Jones.
Mrs. J. II. Whedbee and children,
OF East New Market, are spending
sometime here as the quests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Mrs. II. f. Gregg. Miss
Dorothy Hilyard was also a recent
visitor.
Miss Dorothy Hilyard, OF Phila-
delphia. Pa. IS spending sometime
here as the guest OF her grandmoth-
err. Mrs Elizabeth Hilyard.
Charles Beck. OF Wilmington. was
the guest OF George Seeds on Sun
day.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
HID.
FOR SENATOR DUPONT

Republicans OF AppoquiniminlI
Hundred last night at a meeting In
Townsend nominated Levi L. Ma
loney and Purnel S. Daniels for dele
gates to the Republican state con-
vention. with instructions to vote for
the nomination OF T. Coleman du-
Pont for Senator. The following
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas. 1t is generally recog-
riized that the affairs of the, United
States are in such condition that men
who have the best insight of BUSH
ness affairs should be utilized as far
as possible in the conduct of the
public business and
Whereas, The State of Delaware
Ia sin Honorable Coleman dupont,
the Junior Senator from the State of
Delaware. one of the recognized
leading business men in the country.
Therefore, Be II Resolved. That
It Is the sense of this meeting Of the
representative Republicans of Apo
quinimink hundred that the services
OF Senator dupont should be con-
tinued so long as he is willing to give
such services to the people, and
BE II further Resolved. That Levi
J.. Maloney and Purnel s. Daniels
are hereby nominated for delegates
and John II. Lyman and William L.
Money are hereby nominated as
alternates for selection at the Re
publican primaries to be held on
August 10, 1922, and
BE il further Resolved, That
Evening journal., 1922-08-05

(CoDtinued FROM FIRST faBe.)
tween representatives OF the police
and fire department.
Following the meet those taking
part as well as the delegates. viii
assemble at the knights OF Colum'
bus Hall, Tenth and West streets
where a reception will be held. This
evening an entertainment and
smoker will be held at the New
Century Club.
Arthur II. Malloy Will act as pre-
siding officer. There will be several
orchestra selections directed by Will
liam NJ. Carney, followed by a COM
muhity sing under the direction
OF Harry /. Walsh. Solo!sts on the
program are James Desmond. Fran
els Lenhoff and. Master Andrew Nc
Cuuin.
The next number will be a peri
patetlc" by Charles ]. Mckinley,
which will be followed by songs and
music by the Hawaiian trio. Paul
Heating. Paul Seery and Louis Pres
ton. A sketch, entitled Three BIS.
Whlch?" said to contain a number
of surprises. will be staged by stu
dents of the Salesianum High School.
featuring Lloyd Barton, Edward
Zwolak and John Naulty.
Tomorrow morning. at 10 o'clock
the delegates viii gather on the lawn
OF St. Thomas r. G. Church. Fourth
street and Grant avenue. where a
solemn field mass will be sung.
Bishop John ]. Monaghan will be
present at the field mass and the
officers Of the mass will be: Cele-
brant. the Rev. Jules a. Daismee, a
chaplain who lost an arm in Fland-
ers during the war; deacon. the Rev.
william J. Munster, Of Pittsburgh,
who also was an army chaplain;
sub-deacon, the Rev. DR.. William
J. Mclaughlin. Of the Salesianum.
The sermon will be by the Rev. J.
Francis Tucker. principal Of the
Salesianum.
The.combined choir will be direct
ed by James F. Curran. There will
be orchestra music.
In the afternoon the visitors
will be taken on sightseeing tours.
and will meet for informal confer
once at convention headquarters.
Tomorrow night at The Playhouse
there will be a public mass meet
ing. when the subject. The Young
Man" will be discussed by DR.. J.
c. Coyle, physician. prominent lay
man and eloquent orator OF New
York City. and by former District
Attorney Charles F. Curley. who
will return from his vacation to
speak.
It is hardly likely that Archbishop
Hayes, spiritual director Of the
union, will be able TO attend. be-
cause Of his many church duties in
New York City.
The business sessions will be held
at the hotel dupont beginning Mon
day morning. The convention will
adjourn on Tuesday with a large
banquet at the Hotel dupont at
night.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
NIELDS' PARDON
HAS NOT ARRIVED

The pardon for James F. Nieids
which was recommended by the
Board OF Pardons sitting at Dover
on Thursday. had not arrived at
the New Castle County workhouse
az an early hour this afternoon. 1t
was stated at the Secretary OF
states office. in Dover. that the
papers had been forwarded TO Gov
ernor Denney, who IS on his vaca-
ton az Rehoboth. The pardon had
10 be signed by the Governor before
II can become effective.
What action Governor Denpey has
taken in the matter was not known
az the Secretary OF States office.
Secretary OF State Benson was not
az his Office today.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
RIDGELY NOW In
SENATE FIGHT

Henry Ridgely. Dover lawyer, has
announced that he will allow the
use Of his name in the Democratic
State convention the last of this
month as a candidate for the United
States Senate. Mr.. Ridgely says how
ever that he will not make a cam
paign for the nomination but would
accept It IL nominated. Mr.. Ridgely
Is president of the Farmers Bank
of Dover and a trustee OF the Uni
versity Of Delaware. This makes the
third Democratic candidate for the
senatorial nomination.
Thomas F. Bayard and William
W. Knowles Of Wilmington pre-
viously announced their candidacy.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
Died

MooRE-In this city. on August 4,
1922. Margaret A., widow Of Joseph
c. Moore. IN her nth year. Reia-
tives and friends are invited TO at
dence. 1910 Market street. on Mon
day afternoon, August T. at 220
O'Clock. Services at Old Swedes p.
r Church. at 3 o'clock. interment
at Old Swedes cemetery
VIOLA-In this city, on August Z, 1922.
John, son OF Frank and Frances
Viola, aged 25 years. Relatives and
friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral from the residence Of his
parents. 1913 West Ninth street. on
Monday morning. August Z, al
O'Clock. Solemn requiem mass az
st. Thomas Church. lnterment az
Cathedral cemetery.
PENNINGTON Chester, Pa On
August g. 1929. Mary Elizabeth. VIE
OF Lawrence Pennington, aged 70
years Relatives and friends OF the
funeral services NJ her late resi-
dence 1925 Glover Lane, chester.
Pa. on Monday afternoon, Auerst
T. al . o'clock lnterment at Mt.
Hone cemetery.
WTNDER--In Philadelphia, Pa, on Au-
gust p 1929. Ulysses Winder, aged
IS years Relatives and friends areS
Invited 10 attend the funeral at
900 w Seventh street. on saturday
evening. August g. at $50 o'clock.
Interment az Salisbury. Md. sun
day. August 6. Train leaving VII
mlngton at 1916. Sunday morning
AULLBOURN-On August 3. 1922.
Charles H. Millbourn, aged 50 years.
Relatives friends and all orgauIza-
tons Of which he was member,
are invited TO attend the funeral
services. at his late residence. 705is
East sixth street. on Saturday
evening. at 100 o'clock Getty time1.
Interment at Dover, Del. on sun
day. August s. 1922. Train leaving
Wilmington, at 1O.46 A. NJ. (stand-
ard time).
DANIS-In Bear. Del, on August g. 1922
Elma X. wife OF the late Daniel T.
Davis. Relatives and friends ara
invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices. at the residence OF her som
in-law. r. l.. Richards Bear. Del.
on Sunday afternoon az . o'clock
STANDARD time). Interment at For
est cemetery. Middletown. Del
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
CLOUD DARKENS
PEACE Mines
Pittsburgh Operators Re-
fuse TO Take Part in
Monday Conference
LABOR CHIEF
STILL HOPEFUL

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ton. president OF the Illinois union,
declared today.
The Illinois peace proposal was
delivered 10 him by the operators
yesterday. The Cleveland confer
ence was called by John L. Lewis,
president OF the United Mine Work.
ers, and looks toward a settlement
OF the whole strike.
Il predict that the Illinois min
ers will object 10 the arbitration
point" Harrington said. They feel
they always get the worst OF It when
they arbitrate."
The chief objection 10 the oper-
ators' plan Is the statement OF tho
United Mine Workers that settle
ment must come through a four
state arrangement.
The operators offered to pay the
old scale effective until March 81.
1928. and proposed that the whole
matter OF wages and working con-
ditions be placed before a board 10
be appointed by President Harding.
Under the terms OF such an agree
ment the findings Of the board would
be final.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
C0N0WAY TO SOON
LEAVE HOSPITAL

Clarence Conoway. III Rodman
street, who was found hanging TO a
tree in the Cathedral cemetery, IN
Wednesday, supposed 10 have at
tempted suicide, was able TO leave
his bed at the Delaware Hospital TO-
day. He VIII no doubt be discharged
in a few days.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
Card OF Thanks

Mr.. and Mrs. william Huntsman and
family wish 10 thank their many friends
members OF the Friendship Fire Co.
and employees Of the Harlan plant. for
their kindness and floral offerings in
their recent bereavement.-Mr and
Mrs. William Huntsman and family.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
MRS. MURPHY DIES

Mrs. Mary Murphy. sc, 400 Poplar
street. died at the Delaware Hospital
last night. She was operated on
for Internal trouble sometime ago
No funeral arrangements have been
made.
Evening journal., 1922-08-05
SineS and WEIGH
FLORISTS

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Evening journal., 1922-08-05
Special to The Evening Journal.

LAUREL. Aug. Sired Marvil
grandson of late Governor Joshua
Marvel. is in a critical condition as a
result OF being run over by an auto
mobile, without light, lat night.
IL Is believed he is a victim of the
wrath of railroad strike sympathiz-
ers. as he acted for a few days as
special railroad officer when the
strike first started.
The air brake hose on every
freight car in the terminal yards be-