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WASHINGTON sQuABBLE
. Affects STOCK ISSUES
market Closes Active and Weak After
Y Day OF Unusual 1rrcgu-
larity.
'CBLIC IS GIVEN WARNING
"fsed to BE Careful OF Present Situa-
."h-Iwo Federal Departments
oppose Each Other and Cause Con-
Germ Among Traders.
ny Br,OADAN WALL.

~" YORK. April 3.-Stocks closed
1--WE and weak today after II day OF
irresularity due 10 disclosure
nay inc various departments OF the
government at Washington are not
t-o'oFd!naung. The Industrial board
IN" the railroad administration have
apparently set UP rival governments.
wall street was OF the opinion that
,olneDody is needed ut Washington :,
Urge the various departments into
nc harmonious system.
Public Is Given Warming.
inc stock market situation: now
a time for the public to be very
farcfui whore /, places its money and
rNhat 1t buys. Underlying conditions
~ the stock market are sound and for
ma, rcanon securities arc bcini; pick
x Wy by investors for in tho long run
s temporary influences aiwaya
.on,ost at Washington between two
branches Of the government Will force
quick settlement OF tho dispute ove-
'teel prices. rho prices VIII naturally
arninrs OF the steel companies put
WI increase the possibilities ,f re-
Iva Of business and the profits Of
1us!ness other than steel. II VIII nrx.
oTcc - further r"adjusincnt Of TIE
'ost OF living and will be one Inoic
mrenSi'e Tor speed at the peace con,
'Grc:mcnt Al Paris is looked for by
ne banks almost any hour
Government Backs Ont.
! The statement some weeks ago that
ne United States government had de-
'ided 10 back out os its proposed deal
or tho ships OF the International Mer-
'antilc Marine Company was officially
'onfrmcd today.
Announcement OF the Endicott. John
son Corporation Is in line. with eX-
,ectaton OF very important develop
ncnts IN the leather trade. American
= i!de and leather made new high re-
iord today. Tie leather industry IL
eyed UP for boom not only IN tho
';"ck market. but in the line OF gen
:ral hurlncss.
Buyine OF National Acme was good
.nd said 10 he IN 'inc with very inn
ioortant developments. The company
rs the largest automatic machinery
torccrn in the world.
Report. persist in Wall street that
she American International Corpora
ION Is planning 10 declare stock
i!yidcnd. tho effect OF which viii be
make its shares full paid. Only $50
share has been paid IN so far, but
nc company undoubtedly has nroNts
rom It's Investments shat could be
Nrw YORK Anrtl a--N-roan,!lc usrer
;.Es'- sterling .iN,r-day bills. ite1 conf
rcrClsl s.rty dsy Ullr o.. banks. It;.. com.
nercial rlNty-dsy b!!l-. SliS. demand
tS5r cable itSit riIc loans steady;
a.. ,si, money 'say. ruling rate. f.
b, aCCcgtsgG.r. iss
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NEW ORLEANS. Aprti s. further adj
vance was made b. cotton toby on buying
hnssd batter I.iN.Tuool warkc: than
due &nL more favorable weather ia The belt
sales VI 1000 bAlCH or the :pCt In The Eng
Ing a. tho advance tbs market i'nnrovcd
until IL stood - 20 q points W on tho no.v
contracts In tho afternoon the tendency
pa- TO slr untcr rc-iiziag sales from tho
loud side and reactions OF Sbout 81 q bale
occurred Tho Close showed. ~; gains OF 20
20 .: points on the. new contract and Y 10
- i.oi0t. ,hp Old
Thr hrliish attitndr Of Tho for.:rr ,ra-
Ktt served % completely Offset bcRrlSh fHni-
Ing aroused hy the recent announcement
from AtAuchcsicr Of n shutdown 90 fourteen
Working days this month Shorts covered
on Tho nprnIn=. and for some umc There
after Rains In tho western belt. coid
weather ia tho eastern and predictions Of
more rain over I'll. cotton country brought
Ia new buying for icuS account. Al tho
highest new May wen, 20 2i7s and new
October TO .iOt
nur!nE III" car!y session there were re-
ports %. n Eior SPOT prices here. and when
ih- market wss Quoted unchanged At - 81
for midd!inE. considerable LIQUIDATION came
grnu
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SAYS POLAND WITH UKRAINE
is KEY TO RUSSIAN PROBLEM
Correspondent Makes Tour of Coun-
tries tn Learn True sentiment
About nolkhevlsm.
IKv As.ocintcd pr.ssl

VIENNA. April G.-.'rha, Poland with
Ukraine Is the key 10 Russia Is the
conviction OF The Associated Press cor
respondent who has iust travelled
through The TWO countries. During
the course % the journey the cores
pendent Interviewed dozens OF per-
sons who for months have been watch
TO outbreaks like tina: at Budapest
and was impressed with tho fact that
the mere supplying OF food would no;
mp Bolshevism in the bud anywhere.
There is plenty OF food in Ukraine
but Bolshevism has got the upper hand
through the expenditure OF money
from Moscow. by agitation and by
buying troops. Il is Important TO
understand there is really national
movement in Ukraine Unfortunately
the Poles. who might naturally be ex
!ans. describe the latter people as be-
ing led by group OF adventures.
particularly as regarded tho oil fields
OF Galicia.
The correspondent apparently was
The first person looking for unbiased
Information 10 visit the West USrain.
government. and also Itussinn Ukraine.
Tho country certainly does no; appear
to be led by or Deoplud by advcnturers.
bu. by those anxious to secure indie
pendcncc az nation. Premier Os:a-
pincho said:
The allies suspect We will join with
Russia. This we will never do. We
have got enough sense TO understand
that the russians. including Toisto;.
arc all fools. Nothing good ever came
out OF Russia or ever will, politica =
or socially. The Bolshevis;s are fools,
too. Whereas. we arc more European.
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China, Professor Wong said that money
and ammunition had been furnished by
Japanese agents TO disafrected Chi
ncsc.
DR.. Ping Wan IIue. president OF the
national higher normal college AT
Marking. China and a member OF the
educational commission. supplemented
the statements of Professor Wong.
saying:
Southern China is bitter at Japan
tury faction OF Northern China in the
recent fractional clashes. The constiL
tutionalists OF the north would not
feeling in China had they not been
supported ny the japanese nationals.
The feeling against Japan is not
racial: 1t is purely political. and is
founded on the conviction that Japan
seeks TO destroy China's political and
territorial integrity"
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK April 3.--Furiher gains wcre
made in the cotton market today. but real
ling by recent buyers and selling Ly local
From the tor. The offerings were absorbed
I,y hedge covering In May and new outside
demand for the latter months. On tho
jryhuic sentiment WAS moro bullish sales
III I0G 900 bales AT Liverpool tho heaviest In
oars Trading more active. and there
trns e, cry sign OF a broadening interest on
y he mart OF commission houses. The en-
Late afternoon fluctuations were narrow.
iyith continued realizing checking further
i,dvunces. and the close was steady at a
iiet advance Of 10 10 20 points on new con-
sfep,s a. The ports a1. for ,f The day
a. saiss SeW or,Sans ' vas " "utei vim
niidiins unsshanSed at :5'a cents; Sales
i.ance OF Is points at $50, cents. There were
10 .aics
tyere: Galveston. $500; New Orleans. 2.syo:
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cuIcAuo LIvI sroCK MARKET.

III!NNGO, NprlI J.-Hog-; EccriUtS -5.61i
head: carly trairs mostly - 10 - cents
hehcr, but market now slow and walk
pigs - csnts TO 30 cents higher: top -. 80
turk of sales. 1880 40: heavy weight,
-oi6., % 81; medium weight: I3DhD.c5: l!Eh,
weight ~. SO n =. -: light lights. le - II aoc
sow, !.I5H -. -; pigs. l1.25 n 1915
Cattle: i:o'"i'its, N.li"i head: beef steers
auG good orr, her sn"-"iock opcninr SLOW :
rsrly sal"H s.saGy: calves - cents higher:
ilreV.- beer sr,ES. II tHlt - g: light b-c
S'."r~, I" ~ - 1870; butcher and heifcrs
.ivfi BIO. csnu.rs and cutiors SIS 81 100.
veal "',ir"s iisi a $3.50: s,ockcrs and feed
shoNp. Receipts. 90 head: markc, steady
70 higher; Colorado fed Mexican cwcs. 1877
..mb~. ~ pounds or loss lSsen $3.50: \,
rounds or better. iS.00r2 $40; cults. hnJSi
S.0cFtI. -.
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On III. Curb Market.

NEW YUKT\. NpriI a.-TradinE GA The
curb today IN con.ide rah," larger vol.
ume. tho larger business bciuE attributed 70
The Greater number OF issues deal, in
Prices In most instance. were without ma
t~riai rhanee. Again tho dealings were
,TtseH n'Sih SJion a. nHu~,ria!s M.r. &C,
through broad lis; OF Issue. Prices in
tn. early aftc rnoon rccrded from the "arIy
high levels. but the losses showed were .o"r
recovered. Oiis were in better demand. hut
anc. tn" initial dealings price, rcrcdrd
sharply. although. like tho industrisis. losses
were recovered later. Low priced shares
werc in better demand than ih"v had beer
in preceding sessions. and prices wcro ahou,
$50 Aetna Explos!@ea. o.. aer: 1900 Cos
don Oh, tNHSi> 400 Federal OIL. "a. Z, "a
niG[nsH1nn ffD;G!Snm q ~,
20 Hio'orls oil ssn rev I,, stock aTa2s 80
Bos;oo and Montana. 50 GaS: iIo Caiumc'
and Jerome, s.TI-l6: LOO CONSOLIDATED Arl,
IONA Snct.. ial lis: 3Scn0 Jumbo EAtcr.
sion. l3Gi5: 1900 kewanss, ed7: zoo Nc.
kinney Darrarh. $3.50: 5,8jN: Mother 1.nde
pah Extension. ~ n ca
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SECRETARY DANIELS IN ROME
IL Comforting With Italian MInintcr OF
Marine Aftcr-Nar
Problems.

ROME. April 3.--Sccrciary Daniels
arrived here Wednesday, and was mot
by American Ambassador Thomas Nell
son Page and Vice Admiral Dclbono.
Italian Minister OF Marine. He will re
main here until Monday and will confer
with Italian authorities on 1taly's
after-thc-~ar problems particularly
coal tonnage.
Eo was a guest at the residence of
Ambassador Page today. and Vice. I'D =
miral Dclbono Will give o dinner in his
honor Friday. Secretary Daniels viii,
go TO Naples Monday. remaining there
only one or two days. II is probable
That he Will leave for Venice WcdneS-
day next.
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CLAIM laps GIVE MONEY
TO BOlSHEVlSTS IN CHINA
Military Intelligence Service of ORR
cntnl I.nnd Probcn Activities
Of He'd Forces.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 3.--rhe ac-
;ivities OF Japanese residents IN China
in connection with the discovery Of
500 Chinese Bolshevist propagandists
at Shanghai. arc under investigation
by the Chinese government military in
,clligcncc service. according 10 Wong
Ching Wal, Chinese educator and re-
former, here with the Chinese educa
tional commission to Europe and
America, which arrived here today.
Declaring that Japanese attempts 10
dominate China and to split her peo-
pies into factions had embittered the
Chinese. particularly in Southern
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,,rEp STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.
SHORT TERM NOTES.

,u Foretyn Sec S. AuS !. 1919. s5.s
An T0bacco 10 Nov. J. lslS............... 1OiE
I'm Tobacco ~, Nov. /. 1875. ............. lU4t.
S. oct. - 1870. .,,......... oe:i
.STmour d TO. IL. June 10. 1923. ............ 1ol
fs,hisheIn steel Is July Is. ls.o.......... 1915.
:ritish Ji,. Nov /. Isi9a.. s.1s
"a. Nov l., 1871. Is
n &. o. ,oint Is July ]. 1891. aSH
,,,a nv Packing Co Is. july Is. l933..... J02E
lominion OF canada Sc Aug. J. lsi s..... ,s @S
SioCl,inE VA. Ry col. IT.. Us. Mar. i. 1924 IS
scob bold Packing CO az. Nov. 10. ls,,. loi
jscob DO!d Packing co. q. No IL. 1873. lClh
a Trsc,t A Myers 6s Dec l. 1921 ........-.. lo0ii
Moline Plow CO. ~. Sept. /: 1871: lot,
Noline Plow Co. IS. Sept. !. lS2J.. ....... lolh
81 ononeahe.a Valley Traction Co. Is. :,
t,Tortor & Gamble IS. Mar. !. le2l....... l0::.
Factor 4 Gamble IS Mar !. 1875. 1907
southern Railway 6s. Mar J. 1922 ........ e9i4
;.tf 4 Co 6s. Aug. 10. 1921. ............. lU3h
nr a. Feb. i. 100
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Plan WORLDWIDE Phone system.

NEW YORK.. April 3.--Plans fov a
worldwide wireless telephone system
Electric Company, according to "A state
mcnt made by Ernest f. w. Alexander
son. consulting engineer OF the com
fore the American Institute or Radio
Engineers. Mr.. AleSanderson declared
bridge receiver and the barracc re,
ceiver--would make possible introduc-
ton OF such system SO that business
dealS could be transacted in Il few min
utes by persons thousands OF mics
apart
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ABYSSINlA IN CHAOS
Two Revolutions HaraSs Country 1uce
Ruled Over by King
Mcnciik.

Ads ABABA, ABYSSINIA wcdnes-
day. April "A grandson OF King
Johannes H., who died In 1899. has
revolted and declared himself king
under the name OF Theodore. The gov
petition TO put down the revolution.
Governor Tjon. OF Dedia4mach also
has revolted against the government
The government announces that il will
send mission to Paris 10 apply for
the admission OF AbySsinia TO the
league OF nations.
There has been more or less disorder
in AbyssiniA since the death OF the
Emperor Menelik in 1913. He was
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK M,HKEr

fSaIcs At Union Stock Yurds-I
l:cuo-t for tho w,e! ending March q. 1919:
,.hotc. steers. To- 10: medium good.
i5ai''s: common TO fair, ar -: cho:cc beif
eTs i.1ii: medium 10 good. liHl3. COM
mon 20 fair. 20 II. choice cows. II: ms
dlum 20 good tsi T.. t9mmon 10 iair. 81 q I:
common 10 c.!r. 80 ffs,s: hes; heavy hu,is.
iyoi: tat l,ght bulls. IA 2r !g,y: good boiog
IA bulls. euic: fair. SHe. best calves. ls:
com"In In ;.tr. l%ais: best hogs. ia. pigs
ana shVats. l"filI. rows and s.aEs J: n IL
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OF foreign exchange on some of the prin
cipsl foreign markets:
Sterling. demand, .te4I cables $685..
nrahea. cheeks ;;:ss;. cables. S.
belgium. checks, S525: cables. $50
Holland. chccks. fo'.; cables. 4Ht.
its.y. cables. 37.o5: checks S1l5
SwisE. checks. 81: ca bics tia7
St0ckhoim. kroner. checks. s2c 50: cables
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savannah. 1871: Charleston 81: whining
i tI, 49, augusta All: s.. Louis 100
NEW YORK April 5-ro,, mov.ncn,-
% IA bales
Minor Dor,.-s,ock. 1889 bales
iotaI today at all po-ts-ReCc!pts. :.Se
Sa,es exports. Ills bales; atock. 1885 .2i
Total for week - all pors-Hece! s:.ois
bale exports. Ia. 1.1 v.lcs
Total FOR season Receipts. 555.3il la leo {.
'sf Ton fItu
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New York Bank CIearings.
NEW YORK. April Shank clearngs here
today were $50 .oSt .oi.
Gall Money Market.

NEW TOIkk. Npril J.-Nunc" on call
ouensd az ~ per cont: high. A.: low.
per cent: closed per cent Most Of the day.
loans were made - ~ per cent. Loans
made on all industrial coila terra. were a. 50
per cent
Time money was very ouio, \ i.-S,. hus!
ness on Industrial collateral at -, Dor cent
Tor sixty and ninety DAYS practically con
atitutcd all tho transactions.
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Fourth L. $: Food ship Nenr Hamburg

HAMBURG, April 3.-An American
ship bearing food supplies left Cux-
haven for Hamburg Tuesday. This is
Germany that has arrived or is near
port. The former German auxiliary
cruiser raider Wolf left Hnmburg to-
day as the Wachtfels, after having
been retran sformed into a merchant
man.
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NEW YORK rnuDuCE MARKET.

-'NI.N ! 'TsN. Nu-II I-I-f;NW = i
than:ed; ren'rituv.l. rs lns cr.nu,stcd.
-: cent. Spct coffee steady: isio -. isl. - nts
Shntea T.. Il cents Butter Nrp. cheese
c"iGonsood OF, was steady and unchanged.
lr,m" crude. i55r; prime summer yellow.
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steers ia,Ge: bulls. s5oei 100 Calves stcsdy:
ycnis. l"5o!s Ih": culls. i3.ooErAop.
sheep and lambs Irregular: unshorn lambs
- y n 20 ,; clipped lambs. 100
Hogs steady a: iso9ei eco; pigs. 1880:
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THIRTEEN

succeeded by. Lidj Jeassu. who was !.
daughter. of Menciik. who prociaimeSss4 !
herself Empress. IidJ Jeassu. wheSsss
was nephew OF Znuditu. started I,
revolt in August. 1917. but his ctort
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
WhOiesalc Quotations on Exchange.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARK EFT

tHlCAiO.. AErii 3.--Much nervousness de-
vclopcd in the corr market today regarding
action OF exchange officials. asking members
for u statement, or open trades In May corn
exceeding 5000 bushels Dips and Uuiges
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followed In rapid succession The market
Yiepqt ,dyancs. YIN May sl;S.. 10 sss;. and
july S.fJ'7 Il" Si.1S.. oats finished >, cent
~ IA cent down. ana provisions varying
from - cents on To 20 cents advance.
LEADING futures ranged follows
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Apri! Cotton goods and
yaTns TO-DAY we're steady. Dress goods were
0uiet and raw silk firu. Jobbers reported a
steady trade in SINAI! lots. Carpet auctions
closed after very active sales. amounting TO
S".'r'A'u. Prices ruled higher and were
maintained better than traders ant.c!ps ted
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WIN Buy No Goods OF Enemy Origin.
IBy Associated Prcss1

MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA. April! 5.
Tho Empire Trade Defense Associa :
ton has been formed; II consists OF
women. and is pledged to purchase no
goods of enemy origin.
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RICHhnSp PRODUCE MARKET.
Mholcsllc NuotHlinnh.

4 Richmond. Va. tpri, J. 1919
Market Quotations From Actual sales.
t(Dy Wood SON Craig Co. Inc. Rlchaioud Va }
L s. Food Administration License Ne. 4 c2Tfs
Tor
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NAVAL, SToDEc

firm. 20: receipts ii casks: shIpment u''I So
casks: stock. Il 45a CasS.
Rosin nom na!: receipts. 81 ia -rsls: ship
Incnts 3.&i. barrels: stock. -59.iaS ba --e!s
Qnoi.: R. l3.iD: ID. T.. l3.l5: T. $50: G;
Il =: IL 1890: l265: X. 1875: NJ 1875 y.
VIC. 1850: WV. 1915.
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Foreign Exchange Rates
NEW YORK. April 3.--Today's closing "a 70
Evening journal., 1919-11-19
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
NOVEMBER 10

{.
The governing sign of this birhdaie
is Scorpio, which gives keen apprecia-
tive love of the beautiful and the gov
orning planet is Mars. giving vitality
and magnetism
The woman Of this birlhdaie must
control her lower nature. or she viii
become disagreeable and a nag and
scOid
There comes with This birthday wO-
men of energy, ambition and kind
and loving disposition
She will find her most harmonious
mate a man whose birthday falls in the
latter half Of February, but she will
have more than one marriage and sew
cral love affairs
The nature Is ardent. passionate and
gives keen appreciatiye love Of the
beautiful
Evening journal., 1919-11-19

VyTANTED-GIRL TO SERVE IN RES
W taurant. Apply 1C- y. Adams st.
n0vi3-Gt.
Evening journal., 1919-11-19

HOUSES. FACTORIES. GARAGES.
SHOPS, ETC, FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE.
NEW STONE HOUSES. 1912 FRANK
LIN ST WITH GARAGES. VERY NICE.
s. W. COR REED * HARRISON SITS,
HOT WATER HEAT; VACANT NOW.
WE WILL MAKE A SPECIAL PRICE TO
SELL THIS HOUSE QUICKLY
403 W. EIGHTH ST. STORE AND
APARTMENTS. A GOOD INVESTMENT.
LARGE GARAGE ON WEST SIDE.
BUNGALow AT GORDON HEIGHTS,
ONE BLOCK FROM TROLLEY; :
ROOMS, BAL LARGE ATTIC, HARD
WOOD FLOORS; LOT SSx150 FEET
BRICK HOUSE AT BELLEFONTE. ONE
SQUARE FROM TROLLEY; CORNER;
LOT 1O0xtOO FEET: POSSESSION.
73 ACRES. > MILES FROM WHINING
TON. on LINCOLN HIGHWAY.
FOR RENT.
52T & 500 JEFFERSON ST. SUITABLE
FOR FACTORY, CARPENTER OR PAINT
SHOP, ETC.
G. VI. TOW NSEND.
923 MARKET ST.
Evening journal., 1919-11-19

IF YOU HAVE A BUSINESS PROPOSE
L tion worth investment Of 500. J viii
form partnership Address WS1, Evening
Journal Office. nOv19-2t.
CUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURING COR
- pOration wants capable men TO estab-
lish branch and manage statesmen: $500 To
81 500 necessary You handle Cwn money.
VIII allow expenses 10 Baltimore If you
will qualify For particulars. address Sec
retary, f16 y. Howcrd ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
fans -Npd-ff
Evening journal., 1919-11-19
FOR Rent or SALE

BEAUTIFUL TEN ROOM HOUSE AT
ID Claymont, Del Electric lights. he.
water heat: wonderful home or boarding
house. peun-Del. Dev. Corp, $50 Market ST
Phone 12iG. nov13 II
Evening journal., 1919-11-19

CTATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE or
= SECRETARY OF STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All To Whom These Presents May
Come. Greeting:
Whereas. u appears to my satisfaction.
nv duly authenticated record Of tbe nro,
ceedingS for the voluntary dissolution
thereof. by the consent Of more than two
thirds in interest Of all the stockholders
deposited In my Office. the Artillery Fuse
Company. corporation of this State
whose principal office is situated mt Corner
Of f and Church streets. in the city Of
Of Delaware, William H. Fem Jr
being agent therein ana I'm charge
thereof upon whom process may be served,
has complied with the requirements of tho
as contained in 1918. Section 1 to POL
Section 1S7, Chapter Gj, Of the Revised
Statutes Of 1918. as amended, preliminary
to the issuing of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore. ], Everet. G.. Johnson
Secretary Of State, of the S,ate Of Della
ware do hereby certify that the said cor
poration did on the 18th day Of November
A. ID. 1919, file in the Office a duly executed
and attested consent, I'm writing, 10 the
dissolution Of said corporation. executed
nv the consent Of more than two-thirds In
Interest of all the stockholders thereof
which said consent and the records Of the
proceedings aforesaid, are now on Tile In
my said Office, as provided by law.
IL TESTIMONY
WHEREOF.
have hereunto
set my hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL omci1l seal vt
Secretary's Office Dover. this 18th
. 1853 Delaware 1893 day Of Nov, In
1911 e.. y.af .. u..f
Lord. one thou
sand. nine tun-
dred and nine
teen.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON
uovi9-1t Secretary Of State
Evening journal., 1919-11-19
CERTIFICATES on DIsSOIUTIOV

STATE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
> SECRETARY or STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All To Whom These Presents May
Come. Greeting:
Whereas. 1t appears to my satisfaction.
by duly authenticated record OF the pro-
ccedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof. by the consent Of all the stock
holders deposited In my office. the John s..
Cook Corporation, q corporation Of this
State, whose principal Office is situated at
No. 202 Equitable Bldg, IN the city of VIII
mingtOn. county of New Castle. State of
agent therein and in charge there
OF. upon whom process may be served.
has complied with the requirements of the
Corporation Laws Of tne State Of Delaware
tltion 1S5 Chapter G5, OF the Revised
Statutes of 1915. as amended. preliminary
10 tine issuing of this
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore. /, Everett G.. johnson.
Secretary Of State, Of the state Of Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said cor
pOraton did, ON the 18th day Of November,
A. d. 1919. file IN the CillcC q duly exc
cuted and attested consent. i'm writing to
the dissolution Of said corporation.
executed by an the stockholders thereof
which said consent and the records of the
proceedings aforesaid, are now on file iu
my said office as provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF
set NV hand ma
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal. an
Secretary's Office nover. this 18th
1850 Delaware 1913 day Of Nov. in
1911 the year Of our
Lord. one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and nine
EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
novi9-1t. Secretary of State.
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EOR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM
Inquire 90i W. Second st. noviS-3t.
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VxrANTED-MA MAN TO TAKE
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nah st. noNlg-uL
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xrANTED-BARBER SOS PER WEEK ;
w steady position. Apply NJ Jnllan'
a27 T. Seventh 81. noNle-9t
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NOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOM
l. apartment, opening on back porch, fo
light housekeeping; all conveniences, Ap
ply 3Sf0 Market st. nov1s-3t