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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
Rheumatism

is complct3y wished out of tho sys-
tenn By thf ceiebSatcd Shiyar Mineral
Water IpsitLcviSS-- -Guarantecd by
money DhcH Offer Tastes fine; costs a
triile. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond aEcnts-Spcncc- Nunnamakcr
co. Phone thcm.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
A. P. HILL CAMP VETERANS
HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET
Survivors OF Strenuous Days of 1851
90 Meet Around Festive
Board in Petersburg.
Especial 10 The Timns-nisnatch I

lSpoclal 10 Thc Times Dis patch
PETERSBURG. VA, January ol.--
In observance of the anniversary of
General II. T.. Lees birthday. A. L. Hill
Camp Of Confederate Veterans held
their ANNUAL banquet tonight in the
Masonic Temple. The annual parade
was dispensed with. and in its stead
n campfire was kindled, at which num-
erous talks were made and memories OF
lS6l-'65 were revived, and delight
full time enjoyed. Many OF the veter-
ans attended both the campfire and the
banquet which followed. ut which n
number Of guests. including ladies'.
were present. Among these were
Major-General Omar Bundy. command
ant of Camp Lee, and members OF his
staff: General Charles T. Hedekin and
number of army officers and their
wives The banquet was n splendidly
arranged affair, perfect of its kind
Toasts and speeches gave interest to
the occasion. and tributes were paid to
the great Confederate chicftain and the
soldiers OF the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
BAptist Church p.,tor D,.,

First Baptist Church OF South Rich.
n1ond for the past forty-six years, died
yesterday afternoon at 1:25 o'clock At
his home Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
In Handsome Quarters.

Tic Petersburg Savings and Trust
Company resumed business to-day in
it's rcmodcled home, and this evening
from to o'clock a public reception
MAS held and an opportunity was given
for tho inspection of tho interior and
the changes that have been made. Hun
dreds OF citizens visited the building.
and expressed admiration at the great
Improvement which has been wrought
by the hands OF skilled architects and
builders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
CONSTIPATION

The bowels should move daily. II
they don't, your system will soon be
disordered.
Stir up that sluggish liver ann
cleanse your system with Munyon'.
Paw-Paw Pills.
Munyon's Paw-Psw Pills arouse
the most sluggish liver. If You bloat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

'tC IiSSt SfokSfSn
after meals, il you
h a v { heartburn,
" aterbrash, SO u Z
stomach, or If you
are nervous. fn-
able to. sic DIP.
Munyon's Paw
Paw Pills is whas
you need.
Not 4 drug but
. purely vegetable
compound
S o d by all
druggists, at soc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-11
RUSH HILL WOMAN DIES HERE.
Mrs. J. E. Elder Succumbs to COmpli-
cations of Stomach Trouble.

Mrs. j. f. Elder, of Rush Hill, died
at the Audrain Hospital at 1890 Tues
day as the result of a complication of
stomach troubles. She was brought
to the hospital Monday night about
$3.50, but died before an operation
could be performed. Her husband was
with her when she died. The body was
taken to Rush Hill Tuesday afternoon.
Burial will take place Thursday in
Laddonia.
Mrs. Elder was 81 years old. She
leaves, aside from her husband, three
children and two grandchildren. the
children are Guy Elder, VINO is mar
ried. Lee Elder and Elizabeth Elder,
the latter IA years old. She also
leaves a large number of brothers and
sisters.
Mrs. Elder was Il member Of the
Christian church and was a woman be-
loved by those who knew her.
The Ledger extends deepest SYM
pathy to the ones who are bereaved
over the loss Of this mother and wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-11
PUBLICSALE

At the c. II. Shoup farm ~ miles
northeast Of Mexico. >. mile north of
Francis station, ON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1919
80 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK 90
10 HORSES AND MULES "a
One pair Of draft horses 7 and 8
years old, | draft horse :. ,.ars old I
draft mare - years old, / draft mare
. years old, / aged family mare. I
pair Of mules 1872 hands high. l pair
of mules l5la hand, high. three veor
old mule, / horse colt.
IS HEAD or CATTLE AZ
Three Jersey cows, GOOD ones. ono .
year jersey hcifcr. | ycarIjng Jersey
hcifer, two HoIstcin cows. ono rod
Pooled COW one Whitpfgcoj COW -
yearIing hcifcrs, 7 heifcr calves. 2
steer calves. / Shorthorn ycar,ing hun
80 HEAD OF HOGS az
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

w. f. Ncwkirk to Annie Pickett,
Warranty .Consid. $1,S75, Lot A Rob-
erts Square.
f. c. Kcnnen to J. 0. Spencer, War
ranty, Consid. $40O, Lot 7 Blk 3 Cases
Addition to Laddonia.
Roberta II. Stewart to Henry W.
Robertson, Warranty Consid. $3.50,
Pt. Lot 10 Blk l JcfTrics' Addition.
Jesse Martin to Clayton W. and Ell
va A. Shook, Warranty, Consid. $3,25O
Lot 6 Blk 3 Clarks Add.
VIM. McPikc Daniel to John IL.
Pease, Warranty, Consid. $3.50, 1870 fit.
X 100 it. South Of Blk ! Bcshcars' Adj
dition 1870 feet.
G. L. Purvis to Craig D. Wilburn,
Warranty Consid. 5000, Lot 3 Blk .
Harrison's Add. to Mexico.
Homer S. Bassford ct al to Lucy
Vandevcatcr, Warranty, Consld.
$3.50, VIZ Lots 3 and = Blk. 8 Nor
ris Add.
Chas. P. Malone to Tbos. F. Hite,
Warranty, Consid.. $4,000 so a IA
500.
II. f. Christup to r, l.. Mundy, War
ranty. Consid. SI4OO. Elu W. Lot %
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-11
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notlce is hereby given, that letters
tesfamentary upon the estate of
bo, nfoRA B, FOWLER, Deceased,
nave been granted to the UNDERSIGNED
Z. I. SKINNER, by the Prehats'
Court Of Audrain County, Mi ssonr;
Der, 1919. '"S VI NoVem-
soi Al persons having claims against
them t TO- mo are required to exhibit
months from the date Of said iI'I latts SIX
or they may be precluded from snS
benefit of such estate: and 'G ~ any
claims be not exhibited Within S ona
i"s,i nom the date of granting said
ie'ters' they will be forever barred
e. 7. SKINNER,
rAttostod h., Executor.
November, 1919. u"y VI
IIssEaLl 3. A. SHANNON,
" Judge Of Probate Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-11

is helping Theodore Hitz husk corn. -
Lola Fern Anderson, Mccall Ander-
son, Virgil Stanford, Marie Roscoe
and Lee Ehrlich have the whooping
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-11

- Arthur Stanford purchased a calf
from A. B. Sumock for ten dollars. -
John Mollet and family motored to
Mexico Thursday, 49, William Enrlicn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-11

day. - Mrs. John Jessie was the
guest Of Mrs. Arthur Stanford Thurs
day. - J. c. Thomas, John Mollett and
I'd Ferris have finished husking corn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-11

cough. - Louis Sonwalt butchered a
calf Saturday. - F. l. Hagan is haul
ing cor to the Farmers Elevator at
Rush HILL He Ia getting $3.50 per
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-11

bushel for it. - W. C. Schultz was in
Mexico Wednesday after a load of
coal,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-11
McCLINTIC ITEMS.

Written by "a" and "B" Glasses
Theodore Hitz and family were the
guests Of Mr., Bailey and family Sun
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-11

Every child deserves to be happily surprised on
Christmas morn when they peep into theIr
"hung up stocking, with such delightful gifts as
abound in these displays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
If You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have you ever stopped to reason why
1t is that so many products that are ex-
tensively advertised all ~ once dron out
Of sight and are soon forgotten The
reason is plain--the article did not fulfil
the promises Of the Manufacturer THE
applies more particularly N a medicine
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy Is
recommended by those vho have been
benefited 70 those who are in need of il
A prominent druggist says Take for
example DR.. Kilrner's Swamp-Root, a
preparation | have sold for many years
and never hesitate ~ recommend, for in
almost every case 10 shows excellent re-
suits, as many Of my customers testify
No other kidney rem ely has 50 large .
sale
According 70 sworn statements and
verified testimony Of thousands who have
used the preparation, the success Of Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root is due TO the fact
50 many people claim, that il fulhls almost
every wish in overcoming kidney, liver
and bladder ailments, corrects urinary
troubles and neutrallzes the uric acid
which causes rheumatism.
You may receive a sample bottle Of
Suan1p-Root by Parcels Post Address
DR.. kilner 81 Co, Bingham.on, y. T.,
and enclose ten cents; and also mention
the Wilmington Every Evening. Large
and nedium-size bottles for sale at all
drug stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
FRED WATSON LEADS
COMMUNITY CH0RlS
Last Nights Sing" Was a Busi-
nesslike Event, With Lots OF
Popular Interest.

The sing" of the community chorus
NJ the High School last evening WAS
real busIness-lIke. to late arrival the
gathering looked like n rehearsal of =
stage chorus by the musical director,
with Fred W WatSon ON the stage. play
ing the piano now with one hand. now
with both and again with neither, while
he vocalis,>d his directions as to tempo
and other matters. or simply waved
time The singers enjoyed the drill, which
covered Holy City, the popular songs
old and new, and in particular the latest
addition to the repertoire. RING Out,
Sweet RcllS of Peace
A pleasant Interludc was afforded
bV Miss Esther Bancroft's rendering
~ three solos, which we're rs effective
~ those she sang At the Hotel du Pont
sing a fortnight ago, and were applaudcd
hy the listeners
The rehearsal was over At 10 a clock,
closing with u rising vote Of thanks TO
Fred Watson for taking the sing
Thcrr WAS some mistake about the
announcement of cCff>c and cakes. as
thus WAS not arranged for by the social
committee but nobody minded for that
rs whore the community spirit comes in; /;
the giving beng more important than
tho getting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
SAYS r. 4. PLANNED TO RUN.
Cen. SPENCER Says Roosevelt Warned. !.
"DeAt Pssh Ny Boom. ynN Let II Grow.

New York, Jsn. 22.---Col. Theodore
Roosevelt intended TO hc candidate foT
the Republican nomination for President
IN 1920, says Brig Gen. Pird W. Spencer,
inspector general Of rife practice m Mex
Jersey. The general ~ys that m the
Pas~sic celebration last Forth Of July
the former President expressed his lnten-
ton.
Of Tire starting Of h>om for him he
said:
Don't push it, Just let IT grow, If
II will Of itself don't want 10 be nou,i-
mated unle~s there is general demand and
a practically unanimous call from the
party"
The general added thst last year the
Roosevelt Republican State Committee
WAS reorganized. This committee was
active in the colonels interest m 1916
Among it's members we're George Won l..
Meyer SECRETARY Of the Navy under Roose-
Welt, and Taft; former Gov. John Frank
lin Fort, Gen Samuel Muzzy of Pater-
son, and Mayor Lord Of Orange
The committee held several meet
Ings IN further the Roosevelt nomi-
nation" said Gen. Spencer. AZ one
Of the meetings held IN Newark Mr.
Roosevelt was present aod addressed
the committee. He thought that an
aggressive campaign was not the best
plan. | believe the colonel could have
been nominated, would have accepted
the nomination and surely world have
been elected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
CITY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers Of the following parcels Of city
real estate have been recorded al CITY
Hall
Front street, north side, Is II west of
jefferson; John r Schweiser. from Mary
Haggerty. ct al. 81, 900
Beech street. southwest corner Warner
Antoni kluc,ewSk from Frank Jablonsli.
$1,000
Lancaster svrnue, No 1923; james c.
Comfy from William Kyle, guardian, ct al
81 455 43
Seventeenth street, north side, 1875 Il.
west Of Tower road Wilmington Trust
Co from Sylvester ID. Townsend and
wife, 81 ,353 so
Front street north side lS3 f. in
west OF Harrison street; Florence Shamos
from Albert A Hambrght, 81 $50
Van Buren, street. east side. l02 # south
Of Sycamore street, Joxef CierochowSkl
from Joseph Lankowski and wife, 81 500
Third street, south side, so f. east Of
Connell street. Morris H. Perlman from
Carroll W Griffith, So. $50
Sixth street, I205 West: Carroll ".
Griffith from Christine SchatxIe, S3, 500.
Sixth street. south side, east OF Church
street; Samuel kirschner from Robert Fl
Cubberly, 81 $50.
Fifth avenue. No. 10 Mary Murphy
from John McClaferty and wife, 81, 400
Jefferson street, No 25I6. David
Franklin Evans, from Willism Y Mont
gomery. 81 900.
Thirteenth street, southeast corner
Bowers street; the p. b q W RR Co
from Manor r. L. Trust Co. 81
French street, east side, lOI # in.
north Of Twelfth street Jacob Leshem
and wife from Dorothea kleitz, 81 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
HUNDREDS SEEKING
WORK IN THIS CITY
Lured Here by False Promises,
Men Find Labor Conditions
in This City Far From
Satisfactory.

The number of idle men in this CITY rs
gradually increasing with every indication
of a more rapid increase within the next SIX
weeks, according to the United States
Employment Service. at Sixth and King
streets. which reports list OF more than
100 men, and about % women, who are
not only willing to work but have sought
employment and were unable to procure
the kind OF work for which they were fitted.
The service is free to employer and en-
ploye, and while only a very short time
ago the demand for laborcrs far exceeded
the number available, the tide has now
turned and many are ont Of work.
At the local branch Of the United States
Employment Service, last week. / I55
registered for cmployment-l,0 ,072 men
and S3 women. Most Of these were re-
ferred To employment; but, IA stated,
there is now "a waiting list Of more than
l25 and the number is daily growing
larger
Hundreds of mon from distant points
arc being dumped in Wilmington, brought
here by fattcring promises, according TO
their statements 10 officials of the Ern-
ployment Service. and finding conditions
not so bright as pictured, are greatly dis
satisfied Some of these men leave short
ly after their arrival. but many of them.
being without means, arc compelled TO
do the best they can
Wilmington can care for her own. but II
rs SIMPLY impossible tn place all who come
seeking work, and at the same time take
care of our own people.
Comparatively few Of the Delaware
soldiers have returned home, although
large number Of soldiers are daily applying
for work and being placed by the United
States Employment Service Just how
the men Of the 59th Pioneer Regiment are
to be cared for has become rather
serious proposition. as practically all the
good jobs are being filed by the hundreds
Of outsiders shipped in here every week
Several appeals have been made by the
Service for places for sol
diers and sailors, but the response so far
has been pltifully small As a result there
are today men walking the streets Of
Wilmington who. by reason Of their mill
tary service were ousted from good Jobs,
are now seeking employment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
PRESIDENT HOME FEB. u.
George Washington 20 Bring Him; VIII
Sail February Is

New York, Jan - The transport
George Washington will sail from Hobo
ken Monday for Brest, and is scheduled TO
leave there Feb. Is with President Wilson
and his party They arc due back here
Feb "a
Members Of the navy crew arc ar
ranging lively entertainment for the
President in the ships 'Old Salt The
atcr, which he attended on the trip 10
France They are going 10 have what they
are billing on board as "girly girl show, !"
with plenty Of pep
Nice-Adniral Gleaves, commander Of
the cruiser and transport force Of the
navy, will 60 to France on the Washing
ton He will be accompanied by Lieut.
J u Lawson, his flag lieutenant, and will
roman abroad about q month inspecting
the base of the feet
pon his return VICE Admiral CIleayes
will bc q guest oi Nashville, Tenn, his
homo city, whose cltizens will present a
sword TO him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
NEW TELEPHONE
RATES IN EFFECT
Do Not. However. Change Rates
or Method Of Handling Calls
in Local Area.

New telcphnnc toll rates, IN accordance
with the readiustmcnt made hy the Post
master-t Icncral az Washington, are now IN
effect. They do not. however. change the
rates or method of handling calls within
the local service area, which means WI
mington and It's vicinity, connected direct-
" with the local exchange.
There Is a new classification. When a
per~on mskcs "A toll call without specify
inc that conversation Is desired with a
particular person, what Is known as the
station 60 station rate applies This
rate Is determined hv the arr hnc distance
between toll points and Is computed on
the hasis oi tive cents tor each SIN miles,
up to - miles, and I've cents Tor each
tieht mlcs hcyond that distance
When person makes toll call;
spcclfving that conversation u desired
with nsrtic,ilar prrsou. The person to
pcrsan rate qpILies hcInC about one
fourth greater han he station 20
stauon' rate The person 10 person
rate is computed On the day rate between
the Toints involved. whether the NIL Is
made duung the daN ur duung th' night,
and the minimum charge ls ~ cents.
when person 10 person cell -
nlsd, aud the particular Is'l~on dcsHed Is
not IN or Alll not talk or when an exact
tClcnhonc address of the particular person
desired hiss not h.cn gwen and he cannot
hc reached 10 telephone within one hour,
i report chargc 3pplc- such y charge
,so applies D the eallnr party y absent
when the connection l rumplt"d within
unc hour, or u 4, refuses 20 tall
" hen Tho calling party lu rlacine his
call appoint 3 definite -pecucd tune ~
which bc Vll talk on person - rsrson
hssis aud th, conversation IS held ~ the
sneciicd tm,, the "sppomtmcnt rate
,pplc- J hle IS usually about onc-haI.
greater than the station 20 station rate.
The appointment rttc is computed on
the day rate h,'Wcen the pnini. involved,
whether tho rall i- madc during the day 90
durnr the ulrhi and The minimum charge
is ~ cents
The follow ing redured rates for night
heT,lec "a 4 station 20 station hssis
unl, ar, effective : 30 . m "a - mid
night, at-ut onc-haf 10 the station 10
~tation' dtN-rsic , midnight 10 4 so >
M ,hout ant-Ouarfrr of The station to
station iAs rs'c
WV TOLL kATrS HFKF
hc following table shows the I'D aud
ncN rates hctsc,n " Wilmington and 'oll
lsiuts b ~, Wilmington territory, with
fcw particularly interesting distant points
III hded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
NEW ORDER OF THINGS.
Local EntomoloRists Tells Of Plants That
Fat Tnno~fs

trip ACROSS the continent especially
to study and observe bunch OF plants
growing In a California bog, is something
out of the ordinary, but that is what
Frank Morton Jones, the enthusiastic
entolnologist of this city undertook,
last spring, accompanied by his wife.
tie gave an account of some of the fca-
lures of the expedition to the meeting
of the Society Of Natural History Of
Delaware, at St Andrews Parish House,
last evening, with lantern slide illus
tration
The plants he sought belong TO the
"pitcher" family, and trap and feed
upon insects which visit them, thus
reversing the usual order of insects as
well as man and the other animals
feeding on vegetation
Mr.. Jones is working, with friend
who IS a chemist, in definitely determ-
InIng whether the plants actually digest
and assimilste their insect victims,
which is strongly suspected. TO be the
case
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
REDS" CALL ON ANErICA
TO JOIN IN PEACE PACT
Bolshcviki Want to Discuss Terms
for Withdrawal Of u. S.
Troops From Russia

Stockholm, Jan % Maxim Litvinof.
who is in Stockholm, forw arded on
Saturday tn the American State De-
partment a note sent bv Bolahevist
Foreign Minister Tchitcherin, in which
II was pointed out that The original reasons
for allied intervention in Russia, Us re-
stated recently in the American Senate
hv Senator Hitchcock, do not exist anv
more. The no expresses willingness to
come u an unnerstan AIMING WI h the
American Government
Foreign Minister Tchltcherln asked the
American Government To FIX date and
place Tor Soviet representa- ives To meet
emissaris Of the United States. Tchit-
cherin made the assertion that Ameri-
can officers and soldiers do not 'anv
longer understand why they are in Rus
sIa
Washington, Jan p American rep
resentativess AZ the Peace Conference. IT
Was said yesterday at the State Depart
ment, have under consideration the
note Of Bolshevist Foreign Minister
Tchitcherln, proposing that the United
States fix date and place for a conference
between Soviet representatives and
American emissanes To discuss withdrawal
on American troops from Russia
The note was forwarded promptly To
Paris after It's receipt at the State De.
partment by wireless, 50 that IL might
be considered along with other aspects
OF the Russian situation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
IL STATES FOR SUFFRAGE.
Amendment is Endorsed as Fast as
Legislatures Convene.

New York. Jan p Fourteen State
Legislature have indorocd the Federal
Suffrage Amendment up TO date, and
several more are pending, according to an
announcement Of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association
In addition TO Michigan, which started
the ball rolling, Colorado. South Dakota,
Washington, Montana, Kansas, Arkansas,
California, Indiana, Nebraska, North
Dakota, Utah, Wisconsin and New York
are nov in line, and every week is ex-
pectcd to yield It's scalps
As fast a. the Legislatures convene
they are taking up the Endorsement,
with Indications Of rapid ratification
once the measure passes the Senate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Likes Mayoress Job.

Brockton, Mass, Jan 22-Its quite A
delightful sensation To be Nayoress OF q
big city like Broekton, take II from Miss
Rose A Pauze, eighteen-year- secretary
Of Mayor Gleason. For more than a week
Miss Pauze presided over the destnies
of the city She executed orders and
made decisions with a precision and
finesse that won vide commendatlon
Mayor Gleason had been called to
Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
NO TON1CuKE HOODS
susspayiIIa for Time Like Tbis. ,'ter
Infucnxa, the Grip.

When purified blood, rebuilt stren Zfh snd
regulated f>Juels are essential
10 the after-efects of InhDenrs. ths
grip and other prosTatIDg dIsesses,
Hood's Sarssparills has remarkable hesfh
helping effect
II expels the poisons that have V-ak
ened and depleted the blood osto'nr
pallor, anernia, fabby fesh aoS AZ
muscles 10 ls tbe standard biond remedy
with successful record of nearly hfty
years.
Many peopIe--it ls reslly sstonishrnc
how many need q fine, gentle easy
cathsrtic in thee trying times "
recommend Hoods Pills. used N the beyt
families, and equally effective With deiicat>
women or robust men Easy % take
easy 20 operate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
AirplaneS TO Herd Cattle

Cleveland, :. ID. Jan p The air
plane scout will replace the picturesque
onwboy on the ranches of the West within
few wears II INQUIRIES received ~ the
Glenn Martin alrplanc plant here are any
indication Ranch owners plan 70 use
the machines 20 trace lost cattle and
sherp. scores Of letters received at the
plant indicate Pcacc-time orders are not
being booked. however, as the company
i busv on government work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
SECURITY TRUST co.
Directors Elected at the Annual Meeting
Of Stockholders.

Tho annual meeting of Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Co was held yesterday
afternoon. at which the following direct
ors were elected: William T. Bancroft,
Frederick Brady, John b. Bird, Samuel G..
Clesver, Horace L. Dilworth, Charles b.
Evans, Harry j Ellison, Joseph s. Hamil-
ton. A Victor Hughes, Levi l.. Maloncy,
John NJ Mendcnhall. John s. RosselI.
Ben jamin f. Shaw, DR. Willard Springer
and II Rodney Sharp.
During the meeting President John s.
Rossell reviewed the very successful
business and profits of the year of 1918.