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The New York herald., 1922-08-24
Charged With Violating Syn
dicalist Act by Authorities
in Michigan.
SIX OTHERS CAPTURED
Federal Agents Preparing to
Clean Up I.W.W.s Involved
i'm Strike Disorders.

Special Dispatch TO TIE NEW York HERALD.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-william q. Foster,
president of the Trades Union Edu-
cational League and recognized Red"
leader of America. who has been
sought by Federal agents as one of
those participating in the RED" con-
vention held in a forest near Bridg-
man, Mich. was arrested in the Of
flee of the league tonight.
Fosters arrest was ordered by wire
this afternoon by the Sheriff Of Ber-
rien County. Mich, charging him with
violating the syndicalist act. Foster is
being held incommunicado by the Chi
cago police on a fugitive warrant
pending the arrival Of the Michigan
authorities.
When seen in his cell tonight Foster
declared his arrest was unwarranted:
II was mixes away from Bridgman." /"
emphatically declared Foster. III there
were Red or Communist leaders at the
Bridgman convention II Is news to me.
This talk OF a national search for me
Is all bunk. l have been out of the city
for weeks. These charges about me be-
ing guilty of radicaIism or that I had
knowledge of the wrecking OF the
Michigan train last Sunday at Gary are
without foundation
six additional arrests were made to-
dav. The names OF those under arrest
are being kept secret by the Govern
ment.
Rose Pastor Stokes. New York Social
ist, who was convicted In Kansas City
In June, 1918. for violation OF the
espionage act. was one OF the party Oh
radicals at Bridgman.
Fedenal operatives said to-day they
had learned that Mrs. Stokes was one
OF those who escaped when the Michigan
raid was made and that she was one
OF the leaders who planned the meeting.
Among those apprehended at Bridg-
man were G.. f. Ruthenberg or Cleve-
land, executive secretary OF the workers
Party OF America. Max Lerner. Seattle
Charles Krumbine. New York T. r. Sui
llyan. st. Louis: Il. McMillen, st. Louis
Thomas Flaherty. New York; Caleb
Harrison. Chicago. and G. Nordling,
Portland. Ore.
Propaganda described as "inflamma-
tory literature" was seized. The litera-
ture advocated the utilization OF the coal
and rail- strikes as a means OF obtaining
naturalization OF railroads and mines
This literature, the agents said. would
aid In establishing case against the
prisoners for conspiracy against the Gov
ernment.
IT is known that the Federal investi-
gators are attempting 10 establish con-
nection between the meeting at Bridg-
man and meetings OF the Trade Union
Educational League and the Workers
party OF Amerioa scheduled TO be held
August 81 and 2S in Chicago.
The New York herald., 1922-08-24
Independents at Many Points
Follow Lead Of U. s. Steel i'm
Granting Advances.
LABOR SHORTAGE ACUTE
Plants at Pittsburgh, i'm Ohio
and at Wheeling i'm Line, as
Well as Bethlehem.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 23.-Independent
steel operators OF the Pittsburgh
district are following the lead of the
United States Steel Corporation in ad-
vancing wages.
The Pittsburgh Steel Company to-
day announced an increase in wages
to the United States Steel scale. These
raises are coincident with wage adj
vances in non-union coal fields.
Competition for labor is assigned as
the reason for the higher wages
offered by the big corporations. For
weeks the labor shortage has been
growing and, with the resumption of
coal mining. 1t has become moro
pronounced.
STEuBENvILLE. Ohio. Aug. 23.-Ail in
dependen. steel concerns in the Steuben-
willie district. including weIrton steel.
Follansbee Bros. and the La Belle Iron
and steel Works, announced to-day that
they would follow the lead Of the United
States Steel Corporation In advancing
wages of day labor 20 per cent. 1t is
estimated that 10000 workmen in this
district will oereht
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, Aug. 23.-The
Brier Hill Steel Company. Youngstown.
and the Trumbul steel Company. War
rem. together employing 10000 men. to-
day added their announcements OF 20
per cent wage increase TO that made
~ t,.xl
Tube Company. following the advance
by the United states steel Corporation.
other independent companies are ex-
pected to follow. as the general rate for
common labor In this district follows
the steel scale. The increase Is expected
TO effect approximately $4,000 workmen
in and near Youngstown.
WHEELING. w. Va. Aug. 23.-The
Wheeling steel Corporation will meet
the wage advance announced by the
United states Steel Corporation, ac-
cordlng to officials Of the company, one
Of the largest steel manufacturers In
the country. Approximately 900 men
will be effected.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug. 23.--President
f. G. Grace OF the Bethlehem steel Cor
poration to-day announced an Increase
Of 20 per cent. In the wage rate for
common labor, together with an euui-
table adjustment In the pay TO other
classes Of its employees, effective Sep
tember 1.
PuEpLo. Aug. 23.--Thc local steel plant
OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Will follow the lead Of Eastern plants In
increasing wages President welborn
announced to-day that conference with
the employees would be held some time
before September 1 10 discuss the amount
of the increase. on Monday depart
ments OF the local plant which have
been idle for several weeks will resume
operations.
HAMMOND. Ind. Aug. 23.--Leading
steel mill executives OF the Calumet re-
gion announced 90 per cent wage in
crease to-day. effective for common
Ia Dor September /. The increase Will
affect 5000 men IN East Chicago. Ham
mond, whiting and Indiana Harbor,
cities OF the Calumet region. This in
The New York herald., 1922-08-24
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, u. G.. Aug. %.

Arrest OF William u. Foster was de-
clared by Department Of Justice officials
tonight TO be another important step or
the Government In the roundup of agi-
tators who are suspected Of having had
some connection with recent outbreaks
In the railroad strike. Other arrests OF
I. w. WIS and red agitators who are
known to have been active in staging
The New York herald., 1922-08-24
Continued on Page Three.

Theatrical and Hotel and Restaurants.
Advertising VIII be found on Page 0.--Adr
The New York herald., 1922-08-24
Meeting Mt Yale Club
Resolution l. Adopted

After a discussion rcsolut' was
adopted authorizing the COMMITTEES 70
meet the brotherhood leaders and tell
them the executives would not with
draw from their original position that
"the striking former employees cannot
be given preference 70 employees at
present in the service without doing
The New York herald., 1922-08-24
Dependent on Anthracite.

New York is absolutely dependent
upon anthracite to keep warm. aside
from the needs OF Industry. short
age in anthracite affects every house.
hold In the cities Of the state. and
serious shortage spells sickness and
intense suffering. especially In the
tenemcnts and poorer districts. The
prospects OF winter being so near and
the state almost denuded OF anthra-
cite Is alarming In this emergency.
The New York herald., 1922-08-24

Continued on Page Two.
The New York herald., 1922-08-24

HAMMOND. Ind. Aug. 23.--Leading
steel mill executives OF the Calumet re-
gion announced 90 per cent wage in
crease to-day. effective for common
labor September /. The increase will
affect $4,000 men IN East Chicago. Ham
mond whiting and Indiana Harbor,
cities of the Calumet region. This in
The New York herald., 1922-08-24

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug. 23.--President
T.. G. Grace OF the Bethlehem Steel Cor
poration to-day announced an Increase
Of 20 per cent In the wage rate for
common labor, together with an equi-
table adjustment In the pay 10 other
classes Of its employees. effective Sep
tember 1.
The New York herald., 1922-08-24

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug 23.-The
Wheeling steel Corporation will meet
the wage advance announced by the
United states Steel Corporation, ac-
cordlng to officials Of the company. one
OF the largest steel manufacturers In
the country. Approximately $4,000 men
will be effected.
The New York herald., 1922-08-24

Continued ON Page four.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13

NoTICE-Dr. u. II. Davitch OF 8O3 West
Twelfth street has removed his Offices to
a0B Delaware avenue. Phone 45OO.
SCIENTIFIC COLLECTtONs--Ever very.
where. Henry Mercantile Agency. T.. o.
Box S32.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Colored Imhrellas Ront Gloom.

These red and green. purple and
rose umhrellas that have come into
popularity this spring certainly help
April 20 laugh hcr girlish laughter. ."
remarked man IA no stood in his
office window on broadway and
tho crowds below in tho pour
ing rain. Tho streets are veritable
flower gardens this month during the
shower hours Tho girls have taken
tho gloom of the dark hours Ivy using
the gay cOlored silks I'm their UNI
hrellss II is a step in the right di-
rcction New York sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
FR|EOA HEMPEl At
PLAYHOUSE MONDAY
Splendid Program for Her
Jenny Lind Concert to be
Given in the Evening.

Interest In local musical circles Is
ecnt~r.d just now In tho Jenny Lind
concert 60 N. given az Tho Playhouse
on Monday nisht by f'rieda Hempel
rssrded as the greatest sorpano. and
late of the Metropolitan Opera Com
peny. Wherever Nine. 1icmpcl has
been heard this year. her audiences
have been charmed by her songs. hor
voice and her personality which. nc
cording 10 critics. make her the only
successor Co Jenny Lind. tho early
queen of song,
Mime lcmpcl win be assisted here
by Conrad V Bos at tho piano. and
Louise T. rritze nutist Her program
viii he aa follows.
Part I.
.scena and Cavatina" (Casta Diva.
from the opera of Norma Bellini
Miss Fricda llompcl
n ave Maria. ..... ....... schubert
y. The Trout. .............. schubert
q '1lerduman's song (Generalv
known as tho "Echo song Nor
wcrinn melody
Miss Fricda lIempel
n Romance ................C Chopin
U w Alfft -. llAi .ts.... = nhntn
Performed on tho piano forte by CON
rad nos
Part III.
"otand Aria Al Travura" Carnival OF
Venice from tho opera ~ The
Brides of Venice ......... Rcnedict
with flute uhlirntol
Mss Frieda iiempcl
n "Andantc Pastoral .. Tn Boehm
y "Minuet" ............. Beethoven
Performed on tho nute 10y Louis 4
FrltHa
N "on Wings " sons Mcndelssohn
h. Bird Song" composed expressly
for Madcmoisc'lc Jenny Lind
Tauhcrt
a, Greeting 90 America tho Cele-
hrated prize national Eong. as sung
nv Madcmolscllc Jenny land at her
frst concert IN America. Tho poem
was written hy Ravard Taylor. and
the tnuslC composed expressly for
Niadcmoiscllo Lind by Julius Rene
dict
a Home. Sweet Home" from tho
Opera of "C1ari." or The Maid ~
MILAN" ........... bishop
Miss t'ricda lIemprl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE
.rnru sc the Right az The Playhouse.

"rurp er the Right" az The Playhouse.
A Ste SECOND wceia attraction az
Tho Playhouse next week, except
Monday. mo Playhouse Associate
r'ayc~ VIII present one Of thu great
s~t human interest plays OF the day.
"rurn ~ tho Right" from tho pens
az Wiroaoil Smith ana John II. Haz-
yarl. Tho play ha~ had long runs IN
all the hrxcr ss''os and In ths cast
that wal appear here Will be two
merYf~rw of mo original company. II
~ expected that the company's pres
.ntation ~ '"rurn 20 the Right viii
be 49, we'll received ae has been
"smiNn Through" the delightful
dfnma which viii be presented for
the last time tonight.
Turn 20 tho Rlght" Is a play OF
laughs snd heart throhs which Win
chcil smith and John L. Golden
leased for stock after rcCord-emash-
ins runs ~ n eolid year IN both New
York and ChicaEo. appeals 10 all
clasesee 20 n degree that has seldom
ncon attained IN tho history Of the
theatre. IL can be compared with
Tho Old Homestead and Way
Down East" Cor etraight-to-the-Lea
wnolcsom.n~~. with ~The Boom
crsnS" and The Fortune Hunter" for
c,ean, refreshing comedy or with Ben
Hir" for an uplifting touch OF the
religious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
BURGLARY A BUSINESS.
That Is What Il Has Como 10 be In
Grenter New York.

Even our burglars have put their
profession on business basis. Detcc-
tives have just discovered that two
burglars. with long police records. but
with undiminished enterprise, have
been conducting their business from
an Office at 25 West Twcnty-thIrd
street The office was simply fur
nished and there was no sign on the
door. but n purchase voucher. file
case and all the other appurtenances
of an office We're there, efficiently In
place. The purchase vouchers listed
along with office furniture. such bust
ness equipment as one crowbar. one
goose neck. one dozen high speed bits
one concrete wedge, one circle saw
and two iashllghts.--New York item
in the Fittsburg Leader.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
"a Connecticut Yankee" Mt the
Majestic.

David Butler In Girls Don't Gamble"
IL the production that finishes its Ma
Jee,sc engagement this evening. Com
edy and plenty OF u viii be found al
the Majestic next Monday when Co
to-Thcatro Week" will be inaugu-
rrt~i. Tho attraction az the theatre Is
Mark Twain's great comedy story. -
Connecticut Yankee IN King Arthur's
Court" Twain's story hae been mod
ornixod % keep time with tho inven-
fions of the day and this does not in
any way detract from the original
charm of the story. but rather add,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13

LAWN MOWER--Ground.- by factory
machinery. A1.50. Philadelphia Diamond
Grid Battery Service station. 2iO North
Intn sty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Building Materials

STOP THAT LEAK-Repsir your roof
with Barrett's Eyerlastic roofing, In rolls
or cement form. We sell or apply s. q.
Williams & Bros. Co.. Third and TaS-
nall streets. Phone 364.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
AdmIral Wayne WheeIer's NnNY.

The Nolstead navy is the only one
that stands "A chance of getting It's
appropriations. Being engaged In civil
war. 1t is regarded "a necessary
Boston Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
$ Lower Times
famous.
Swanson and Valentino Mt the Queen.

Wallace Reid IL at present mt the
Queen Theatre playing for the last
times today i'm his new picture "rhe
Worlds Champion" AS it's Offering
for "Go-to-Theatre Week" the Queen
announces that popular picture Be
yond the Rocks" which is 40 important
as TO demand the combined presences
of Gloria Swanson and Rodolph Valen-
tino. The combination of Swanson and
Valentino in tho stellar roles is the
realization OF what has been an ideal
istic dream with most picturogoers---
something they sincerely longcd for
and yet never really hoped TO see. But
here IL is at last and one can say with
plenty of surety that II IL also the last
time, for Valentino Is now n star In his
own right and right after the compile
zion OF Beyond tho Rocks" commenced
the production of his new picture---his
FIRST stellar attraction.
"foolish Wives" Mt the GarrIck.
Current today at the Garrick 1h,'--
tire is that hilarious hurricane OF
laughter and thrills. Reported Miss
ing" Next week is "Go-To- Theatre
Week" and the picture production TO
be shown AT the Garrick is Foolish
Wives" masterful. magnificent and
marvellous. This is the first real mil
lion dollar picture ever made. II les
the direct achievement of the genius
and Clevernces Of Erich Won Stroheim,
maktcr director and star of tho produc
ton. Immense structures were erect
ga In California that duplicated in eX-
act detail the principal buildings in
Monte Carlo the famous gambling re-
sort OF the world. a great portion of
the million dollars went into tho Get
tings. the rest outside of other inci-
dental eNpenses was the salaries OF
the many people who take part in the
film
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
THAT'S WHAT YOU
CALL SERVICE

When you've been without chauffeur for num-
bcr Of months for the simple that you'd grown
good and tired OF the sort OF that your last three
had given you--
And rather than have the worry and expense of
another Of that kind looking after your you
decided not TO have any Mt all
And now, in spite Of the fact that your wife is
anxious TO be able 10 the these pleasant days, you
hesitate to try msn--because you're convinced
that good chauffeur is too hard TO find
But when your wife reminds you that you never
tried Help Wanted ad in the Every Evening you have
to admit that's So and you phone and scepticay
await rcsuts-until the next day you find yourself
fairly surrounded by chaufeurs at your office, and
further than that, they seem to be reliable ones
And after you call your wife TO tell her that you've
engaged just the sort OF competent You want you
sny to yourself as you put up the receiver
"Oh Man, That's What You Call Scrvicew
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Lost and Found

FRATERNITY PtN--Psi Omega. Loaf. Re
ward II returned to 1903 Delawar,
avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Household Goods

BARGAIN SALE-Monarch Beaver coal
burning kitchen range. Call after D.
m. 240s West street. Phone 257 j.
BEDS--And bedding large assortment
rugs and floor coverings. Mundy
Furniture Co.. 5o1-503 Madison street.
Our address tells why We can save you
nloney
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Chaplin nj the Arcadia.

Thrills and romance galore liberal
N spiced with real fun is makeup of
Rcd Hot Romance" which the Ar
cadia Theatre now has and which is
concluding it's engagement at the
houee tonight. His comic Majesty,
Charles Chaplin Is tho dignitary select
cd 10y the Arcadia 10 NO the theatres
representative I'm the Wilmington Gel
chration OF Go To Theatre Week"
Chaplin Will be seen In PAY Day" his
newest comedy and ono equal to his
best. Charles Is seen as a poor. hard
working fellow with mania for a
way of thinking how TO get out of
work he should do.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13

DIR. WILLIAM q. sEATON--Formerly Of
Seaton n Moore, dentists. has moved to
his new Offices. at $40 Washington street.
phane kklH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13

Read the classified ads.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NOTICES..

RECHARgED. Doc We
take the old battery In AS part pay
mcnt on new one. DaylIte powcrplus
fully guaranteed. Ask tho owner OF one
Daylltc Service Station. 1900 Market
strpet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
AUTOMOBILES.
-=- ~ a-7-a--ss -ssa-ss--aas--
Automobiles For Sale

FOR SALE-Cb~np. bort touring car
First-class condition. Phone 1870.
FORD sEDAN-In good condition. $500
phnna 21nA II.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
MAN LEFT TRAIL OF BRIDES
Tattoo Of Mutt and jeff" on Leg Be.
trayed Him as lmpersonator, Bioa-
mist, and Foroer.

Philadelphia. = Having numerous
wives, passing worthless checks, i'm
personating naval officer, desertion
from the navy, and obtaining money
under false pretenses are few Of the
charges against Lieut.. Harry Eades,' y
alias Harry Moore Miller, alias Fred
g. Hickman, arrested here few days
ago.
Pictures of Mutt and Jeff' tattooed
on the mans right leg led to his un-
doing. The Philadelphia authorities
arrested him on the charge of imper-
sonating an officer. He was in custody
four days before it was learned he
was the man Department Of Justice
agents all over the country were seek
ing. Fades was married in Norfolk,
Va, December 4, where he posed as an
hear to large fortune. A few days
later he deserted his bride in Balti.
more, Md.
In Baltimore, Fades Is accused of
passing worthless checks and marry.
ing another girl. He is accused of
lis and Of marrying girl in that city,
and it Is said he has other wives
strewn along the path from Texas to
Norfolk. He killed man In Texas
according to a story told by his Nor.
folk wife. He Is also charged with be.
ing deserter from the navy, where
he was an enlisted man.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
GARDEN SASS
FOR EVERYONE

Leonard Sharf of the Devils Lake
Greenhouse has been working over
time during the past week in setting
out a large tract near Sweetwater
to cabbage, cauliflower, tomatoes,
popped, etc., and tells The World that
he will raise enough of this kind Of
truck to supply the whole Lake Re-
gion. He raised enough plants Of
each kind to supply everyone for miles
around, and as business at the green
house does not take up his time for
more than eight or ten hours each
day during the summertime, he de-
cided to set out some Of the plants and
care for them during the sparetime.
One acre Of cabbage or tomatoes, he
tells us, will produce more money
than a quarter section of wheat, and
the work is much more interesting.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
NO BETTER At
FRACTIONS IN
THE COUNTRY

People who are suffering from a
weak heart had better not attend the
monster Lake Region fair to be held
in Devils Lake on July 11-12-13-14,
according to D. ]. Rapp, who has con-
tracted for the most thrilling stunts
ever seen in the Northwest, most of
them new and never seen in the west
before. There will be no speakers or
any of the tame stuff usually put on
at the smaller fairs to take up time.
but instead there will be real thrills
and blood curdling events that only
those who can stand excitement will
fant to see.
The flying circus which takes place
among the clouds thousands of feet
from the ground and includes stunts
which the ordinary person would be-
lieve impossible even on solid ground
the jump of one Of the bird men from
the clouds down to the ground, the
automobile race in which the most
daring drivers in the country will take
part, the race between an automobile
and the aeroplane, as we'll as the
horse races in which the fastest hor-
ses in the country take part, will only
be part of the many attractions Of
fered to the public during the dates
of the fair.
There will be real band music all
the time during the entire four days
of the fair, there will be ball games
between the fastest teams in the state
and there will be,a first class carnival
with all new attractions to take ur
time Of those enjoy the kind of am.
usement this kind of an institution
gives
Requests for premium lists and enry
blanks are coming in thick and fast
at the office of Secretary Rapp, and
all indications point to twice the
number exhibits as were shown here
last year, and new buildings are now
being constructed on the grounds as
we'll as additions to the old one tc
take care of the increased numbers o1
exhibits that are promised. There
will be no more or better exhibits
found at any fair in the northwest
than what will be shown here, and all
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
CAN'T LAUGH At SMALL BOY
Investigation Shows That Modern
Woman's Pockets Contain Won-
derfuI Variety Of Objects.

The number of things which small
a subject exciting comment. Today
girl of any age usually exceeds the
quota of the most acquisitive of small
boys.
The articles which fill the feminine
handbag or envelope purse are of
are certain simllarties.
The small boy carried usually sup
ply of fishing tackle, some string and
a hook or two and often dead angle
worm.
The woman's fishing tackle is differ
ent-her bag holds powder, rouge, mir
ror, comb and sometimes an addi-
tional pair of eyelashes to stick on
when she wants to dazzle.
The small boy carried nails.
The woman carries nail file.
The small boy carried two coins with
holes in them and Canadian penny.
The woman carries carfare usually
and her husbands telephone number
and Office address.
The small boy carried bunch of
Jokes cut from the papers.
The woman carries at least couple
of love letters.
The small boy carried secret mis-
sive in which the announcement of a
neighbQrhood cock fight was mysteri-
ously Indicated in rubbed red chalk.
The woman carries bargain sale
announcement.
In addition the woman carries three
postage stamps shriveled up and DAM
aged, one broken glove clasp one
milk bottle return check, four mem,
orandum slips, four house keys, two
| samples and several varieties Of pins
The small boy carried pack Of
cigarettes.
So does the woman.-Exchange.