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Prompt service and Al quality are
at your command at Cooks Market. If
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Trade at the most sanitary market
in town. Cooks Market. 27-6t
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We now have on hand number of real up-to-
date Bed Room, Dining Room and Parlor Sets,
and considering the quality the prices are ex-
tremely Reasonable.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-09
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Although Mf. NewenS used no COS
Iumt1g no f6ed the imagination y
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The story Is about q young. man
DAVID 0ltrtdge, who Is un5ustly &C
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-09

the wonderful new discovery for
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In 10, minutes tho corn may DO
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stamps and We viii mail you a
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Your money refunded if.you are
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-09

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II. Saltie lsctured this morning
On ths Community Thsater:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-09

In q large and varied a.
sortment that VIII let you
pick out q rug to suit any
surroundings.
sale Price --- $500
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-09

These rugg, while 1nexpen-
siye, could not be dupt heated /
anywhere at much more thAn
the original price.
Sale Price - 5000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04

Every Evenings classified advertise
nlents bring results. Proved by the salts
faction Of many andwill be to you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Chicago & Northwestern is preparing
To do about $500 .ooo.oop of new financing.
The Danish government is ncgot tia tins
with American bankers 10 float loan al
SIS 600. 900 to x25 .000. 900.
The Federal Reserve Board has now applied
the same redisoount rates at al OF the as
where the rate is5ls. instead OF 9 per cen c
as elsewhere. on trade paper.
The Tonopah Mining Co. has placed n
blanket policy which insures all of its en-
pioyes in amounts varying from $500 TO
$500. according to length OF service.
While international trade runs SO heavily
peoples that exchange rates are democrat
lied through the inability TO make current
settlements the United states is in debt
on trade account With South America so
that SIC. 900 600 gold is 10 be shipped 70
Argen tina in payment.
IL is estimated by an English expert on
steel trade that the non-producing coun-
tries of the world need at present 10000. :
600 tons Of steel, due TO the fact that dur
ing the war no steel was exported from the
couu tries at war.
The anal returns Of the American smelt-
ing and Refining Co. for last quarter OF 1919
give balance of more than $3.50 share
on common contrasted with GA cents share
for first quarter.
The failure of the Supreme Court 10 hand
down decision on Monday in the stock
ividend case was believed in some quar-
tiers TO have struck one of the props from
under the market. Many were OF the opin-
ion that this decision would be favorable
and hence were disposed 70 hold stock
which might be affected. The decision at
best has been postponed for weeks and
therefore ceases to be market factor of
importance at present. This may have
caiIsed some liquids ton of stocks.
The income statement of the Huntington
& Broad Top Mountain Railroad Co. sub
mitted at the ockholders annual meeting
yesterday, showed, for the year ended De
cember g. last, compensation accrued S2l3,-
057 and other corporate income $40 534 a
total OF x233. 592. Deduc tons from this
gross income totaled s165. 7i3. including
SIG eS2 interest on funded debt. leaving
balance of SCI, $40, net income.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04
NEW CHARTERs.

| Special Correspondence At 1vnfy Evening
| Dovor Feb. 4.---ChAsters wcrc fIcd hero
Unitsd ssnns1iss Do. Nov York City
Tramp P.isos, Inc. H.cAan.act. N. !.
oki.homa Co. chicago. H.. farm lands
isdsysnaen. on asnnlax o.. Whining
ton Del g 900 Do. .. v,n,,u
lansing Thcatrrs Co.. lansing. Mich.
Consolidated Pflms Laboratory Co.. VII.
mington. Del. ~ 800 .OODi
Western Investment Trust. Inc Dover
Northport COLI Association, Ine.. Nov
York City, golf courses ~ zoo, 900.
Rogers Tractor and Trailer Co. Whining
lie mclm ms Han1 TH Manufacturing 90.
Dover. Del. 81 ,OOO. 900.
southern Tube Corporation. Nov York
Dsstian Hot water He1ter 90. Whining
Proven Territory OH aud Gas Co. New
Delaware Notion Co. wilmington. Del;
Chemical Paper o.. Washington. ID. O.;
Household Ice Machine Co. Wilmington.
Del. 100000.
sonora Investment Corporation. Whining
Delaware building Co. Wilmington. Del.
$3.50 900
Maryarar Mining Co.. Washington. d.
c.. $500 900.
Starlight Farms Development Co. Will
mington, Del. (; 5000. 900.
Baltimore Amusement 90. Philadelphia
Pa. 100000.
Two-Milc on and Gas Co. Wilmington.
Del: 500 600.
Austin Gorbam McIlvaine h Co. VIII
miagtou, Del: 500 900.
A. NJ Morciand Co. Wilmington. Del,
investments: 500 900.
East Mississippi OH and Gas Co.. VIII
uiugton. Del. Sil0 600.
Gable Drilling Co, Wilmington. Del; &75.-
600.
wichita Consolidated OIL Co, Wichita
Falls, Texas; 500 600.
Reliable oil and Gas Oh, forrf~to~n. Pa :
S55 600
West Electric Hair Curler Co. phiiadei-
pbia, Pa. $50. 900.
Pacific American Trading Co. Whining
ton. Del. $50. 900.
Union Construction Investment o..
Cleveland Ohio 5000.
Increases in capital-consurne Oh Co,
Chicago. from SIS 1000 20 800 900, 600
Sterling Tire Corporation. Rutherford, y.
j.. ~, 500 900 to 81 700 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Railroad securities are owned, az is
estimated, TO extent of about $1,000. :
100000 by more than 10000 indi-
vidual investors, to extent of $3.50
oOO,0 by life, fire, marine, casualty
and other insurance companies and To
amount Of sI,7l0,OOO.OO 10y financial
institutions Of the country.
Drastic reduction in the number Of
national banks designated as govern
ment repositories is being made by
the treasury department, which ex-
poets TO reduce the 1891 institutions
which held federal funds on June 30
1919, 10 400.
/ ''The first thing all bankers and
others should do, says the Manufae-
turere' Record. is to bring about a
refunding of all government bonds for
long term of years at fair rate of
interest, in order To save 20,0oO,OoQ
investors from losing on their bonds
and, worse than that, from losing faith
in the integrity of their government,
In the meantime, the bankers should
help the country TO keep it's business
prosperity, that all the people may find
an abundance of work ut profitable
wages"
A committee composed Of expert
users Of dyes, consisting of representa-
tives of British textile, wooden, cotton,
paints and varnish industries, is going
TO Germany on behalf of the board OF
trade, with authority to expend a maxi
mum of 100000 pounds on five dye
stuffs.
In the opinion Of rehners, prices OF
gasoline will advance further because
OF the unprecedented demand. Between
June and October 24O,OO0,OO0 gallons
were taken from stocks.
Thomas De Witt Cuyier, Saws it is
estimated roads need $4,000 open top
cars and 500 locomotives immediately
TO transport material for constructing
buildings and roads alone
The great activity of the steel insdutry
is reflected IN the increased demand for
steel alloys. The fact that Vanadium of
America earnings jumped from less than
100000 in October to $35O,OOU in
January, also reflects the increased
demands for high grade steel from the
automobile companies. Vanadium has
on hand about s., 100000 cash.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04
STOCKSALL TUMBLE
AS EXCHANGE DROPS
TO NEW LOW MARKS
New York Banks Reported to be
Preparing to Meet Wall Street
"Evcntualitics.
PRICES 2 TO s POINTS OFF
Ivy Associated Press to Every Evening

Ey AS>ociafcd fress 10 livery EvcnlnH
New York, wall street 1890 a. n.y.,
Feb. 4.-Signs at the outset of today's
stock market session pointed to a con-
tinuance of the recent unsettlement,
created by the demoralized foreign
exchange situation; even before the
market opened, demand bills on London
we're offered at SS.27ll, or 534 cents under
yesterdays lowest quotation.
Motors, stcols, oils and shippings were
foremost IN the early reaction, losing
% Si2 points.
Equipments and uncassified special
ties followed at similar losses.
4 few leaders made moderate rallies
within the first half hour.
Noon-Ralhes were cancelled before
n o'clock when leading foreign exchanges
dropped tn lower records and heavier sell
ling az stocks resulted.
Losses in all active shares and miscel-
lsncous speoaltes were increased by =
% q points, investment rails also feeling
the force of the movement.
IL was reported that the banks had
provided funds 10 meet Wall Streets
credit rImors.
Even this did not apply TO speculative
operations, IN which considerable involun-
tary liquidation was observed.
Liberty bonds were lower, az were
various foreign ISSUES.
Call money opened at IA per cent,
Yesterdays fixed rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, Feb. 4-Hogs Receipts, 90
900; lower Bulk, Sl475al500; top,
$3.50; heavy, sl4.40s14.o0; medium,
sl475al500; light, sl4.90al5.l5; light
lights, $ls. 90; heavy packing sows,
smooth, Sl3.75a14.l0; packing sows,
rough, S13 50al3.75; pigs, s13.75ai4 so.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; slow. Beef
steers medium and heavy; choice and
prime, S15.00a17.oo; medium and good,
ll,25al5.00; common, 80 l5ail.25; light
good and choice, Sl2 25a16 90 common and
medium, SS75aI225; butcher cattle,
heifers, s6.65al3 90; cows, $6.65al1.T5;
Gamers and cutters, s5.50a6.65; veal
calves, ST. GOALS. 50: feeder steers, sS.o0a-
1900: stockor steers, S7.l0al0.15.
Shcep-Reccipts, $1,000; strong. Culls
and common, sl4o0al6.75 ewes, medium,
good and choice. sl000sl30o; culls and
common, Sc 50aa. 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04
DEATHS.

ADAMS-In this city. on February 2
1920. Mary Adams. wife of the late John
Relatives and friends and Holy Rosary
Sosiety are invited 10 attend the funeral
from her late residence, s3s Tatnall street
on saturday mornins; February A., at
O'Clock Requiem high mass at Sacred
Heart Church al $50. Interment at Cath.
oaral cemetery.
BuRkLEY-In this city. on February l.
1920. Edward @. Burnley.
Remains can he viewed at his late resi-
dence, lis Fulton street. on Wednesday
evening. Interment at West Laurel Hill
smetsry. Philadelphia. on Thursday at i
O'Clock.
BRoCKSoN-on February ?, 1920, Lottie
T. Brockson. wife o. John z Brockson:
her funeral from her late residence at
Blackbird. Del on Thursday. February s.
at I O'Clock. 2. m. lnterment at odd Fell
lows Cemetery. smyrna. Del.
EBRIGHT--In Marcus Hook, Pa on Feb
ruary >. 1920. John Newlan Upright. aged
Relatives and friends Of the family arc
invited 20 attend TIE funeral services at his
late residence. u East Ninth street on
Thursday afternoon at o clock. fntermeDt
at lawncroft cemetery.
FoRD-In this city. on February ?. 1920
Clara L. beloved daughter Of James i.
and Anna {. Ford. AGED 25 years.
Relatives and friends are in vited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her par
cnts 7u3 North Broome street on Thurs
day morning, February 5. al 9 O'Clock
Church. lnterment at Cathedral cemetery.
McGONIGLE-in New Castle Del. on
February >. 1920, Emma Frazer. widow Of
John X. McGonigle, IN her ~ st year
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral al her late residence 100 south
Eighth street. on Thursday afternoon, Feb
TuAry 5. al 30 CLOCK. Services 10 Naxa-
roth NJ T.. Church at clock Internent
In adjoining cemetery.
PARNIS-In this city. on February g. 1920
Anna, widow OF Joseph Parvis. in her Soth
year.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral services az the residence of her
street. on Thursday evening. February S.
at ; CLOCK lnterment in L. .. o. r GENE
terry. Camden, Del. on arrival OF train
leaving Wilmington SIG. Friday morning
sHAw--Near summit Bridge. De !. on
February >. 1920. Joseph Il. Shaw
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services al his late residence,
near Summit Bridge. on Thursday after
noon at 1 O'Clock. lpterment at Bethel
cemetery.
THOMAS-In this city. on February 2
1920. Wilmer /. Thomas
Relatives, friends and Brotherhood of
Painters. Decorators and Paper Hangers OF
America, Local No. o34. are invited 70 at
dence 1905 Conrad street on THURSDAY
afternoon. February 5. at 2 O'Clock Inter
ment at silverbrook Cemetery.
WAsHIN GTON-In New Castle. Del nm
February z. 1920. Elizabeth Washington
Relatives and friends are invited To attend
the funeral services at Union Nj. e. Church
on Sunday afternoon. February s al ;
O'Clock. lnterment in adjoining cemetery.
ZECCA-In this city. on February 2 1921
Michelina. wife OF Domenic Zecca
Relatives and trends are invited TO attend
the funeral rom the residence of her brother
in-law. Francis Catoldo. sos East Fourth
street, on Thursday morning February <
- O'Clock. solemn requiem mass at 81
Marys Church. lnterment at Cathedral
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04
PHIrA. PRODUCE MARKET.

ny Associated Prnss t. Every Evening
Philadelphia, Feb. A---Corn--New, n
quality and location, 1.66al.72; Tho latte,
for No. yellow.
Onts--No. 2, white, 1Ol tzal02; No
3, white, lOO1<alOl.
Buttcr-W8tern creamery, extra, 68
nearby prints, fancy, 76A78
Cheese--New York and Wisconsin, full
milk, hold, 3O11a32.
Erp-Nc arby frsts, 1921 per On,
do, current receipts, 1860; wasten oxtra,
firsts, Is %, do, lirzis, 49, 30; fancy scloct-
Cd, packed, II per dozen.
Live poultry--Fowls, ~ 10 quality,
35a44; chickens, do, 35a3S; roostcrs, pa
rs, broil;ng chickens, 42a45; ducks, Pckin,
44a46; Indian runner, 4Oa42: muscovy.
2sA3O; turkeys, 5Oa52; geese, fat, 42a45;
do, fair TO good. 30a35.
DR. eescd poultry--Turkcys, De aware
and Maryland, fancy, 60; turkeys, do,
Virginia and other nearby fancy, 5Sa59,
do, fair to good, 53a55; western fancy,
5Sa59; fair to good, 53a55; old toms, 48;
fowls, fresh killed, choice to fancy, 3Sa4O;
small sizes, 3la36; roosters, Csc,
broilcrz, Jersey, 55a6O; do, other nearby,
5Oa55; choice western, 4Sa50; roasting
chickens, western, 34a37; corn fed, 35a48;
eIIluk otGhs, WsShtIb, oSt5o, Rts1Sr WNsb-
ern, 3Oa32; do, fair TO good, 25a27;
capons. western choice. 53n54. fair to
good, 4Sa52.
Potatocs-P 100 pounds,
4.OOa4.35, New York, 100 pounds, 4.ODa-
4.4O
Flom-Soft winter, straight western,
10.75ali rs; do, do, nearby. l.O65a-
100; hard winter straight, l3.OOal35O;
do, short patent 1375al425; fancy
spring and city pills, patent family
brapd, l5y00al5.75; spring clear, lO.OOa-
100; do, patent, l3.75al4-50; do, short
patent, 14.75a15.25.
Timothy, No. 1, 400; do, No.
2, 3s.00a35.00; do, No. 3, 3fOOa32.O0;
clover mixed hay, light mixei light, $500;
sample, 26.OOa27 90; no grade, Il GOA
2a.00; No. /, mixed. 33.O0a33.5O.
Tallow-City loose, l6; do. special,
loose, 1914; prime country. Is; edible, in
ticrces, I9a20.
Bran-Soft, winter, in 100 pound sacks,
81 .OOa5f so; spring, J0.Dpa50 so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Cotton oil 90. quarterly of
per cent on common. payable March 1.
American Smelling & Refining Co. guar
sG-iy Of l per cent on common. payable
March rs. and 81 per cent on preferred
payable March l.
Brown shoe Co. inc. quarterly of 81
por cent on common. payable March 1.
Cities Nervice Co. monthly of "a 81
cents a share on its bankers shares. pay
able March !.
Royal Dutch Co. 81 n0ss share on
American and New York shares. payable
February -.
Hartman Corporsted. quarterly of 3t.75
a share. payable March ].
National Grocer Go extra Of : per cen {
on common. payable February 70
southern Pipe Line Co. quarterly OF 5
per cent payable March j
Studchakcr Corporation. quarterly OF Sd
per cent on common and preferred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04
At LOWEST
POINT IT HAS REACHED
Severe Depreciation Manifested
in Quotations Today Reflected
in Stock Market Tran
factions.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Feb 4.-12-3O p. m.--Col-
lapse in exchange brought trading
virtually to standstill. Demand
sterling fell to s. % u inst before noon
while francs fell to Is and lire checks
to 1915.
New York, Feb. demand bills on
the English pound sterling, which dropped
yesterday to the low record rate of 1888
were offered at $3.27L at the opening Of
todays market here.
The first definite quotations for foreign
exchange today showed further severe
depreciation.
Pound sterling WAS quoted at $3-16M
Paris checks were quoted Mt 14-S2
francs to tho dollar, decline of 80 con-
times, and Ira ut 1902, a decline Of so
ccntimes.
At the end OF the first hour the rntc on
demand sterling WAS quoted at 1924.
Banks and dealers in foreign CONNER
cial bonds reported further heavy offer
ings on London. with less pressure OF
French and Italian remittances. Both
of the latter were carried down, however,
by the further crumbling of the British
rate
In the stock msrket there WAS = similar
break. credited largely 10 the initiative of
traders TO renew loans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04

Judge Hastings, in Municipal Court,
this morning, fined Walter Moore, aged Is
years, 81 and costs for disorderly conduct
in pool room near Fifth and Market
streets, on Monday night, with the ad-
vice 70 keep away from the place. Moore
explained that he had an argument with
''the fellow there" but they could not
settle their difference in that manner, so
came TO blows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04
DRUG ADDicTs SENTENCED.
Bessie Ford, Harrison Warheid and Alice
White, Negroes. Go In Workhsuse.


Bessie Ford, Harrison WarGcId and
Alice White, AL colorcd, charged with
being drug Addica, were committed u,
tho workhousc by Judge Hastings in
pleaded not guilty. The other two plead
cd guilty.
DIR. George w. X Forrest terrified that
they were nddicts and a menace N the
public.
Samuel JohnsDn, also coIored was ar
rested at the same time, and il charged
with selling narcotic drugs, having mar
cotic drugs IN hrs porsesrion and having A
hypodermic needle in his possession. This
case will be heard Friday morning.
The arrest took place at 502 Wet
Second street at III O'Clock last nigit.
Officers Rodcnbiscr and Andrew Devin-
ncy made the arrests
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04
PAY $4,000 FOR FOX SKIN.
Ranchers In North Raise Only High
Grade Fur Bearers.

Charlottetown, =. +. l., Feb. a.
Fox ranching on this island province is
steadily growing, and this season it Is
estimated that about 5000 will he ship-
ped from here. The prices range from
81, 600 each, for silver fox skins, down 10
$40 for the cheapest reds.
Ranchers are giving up the breeding
of the cheaper grades OF foxes as they cost
just as much to feed as the Others, and
domesticated reds arc now rarity. A
number of Individual farmers in this
province are starting small fox ranches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-04

er. In Continuing Case.
Jamrr Fisher, charged vii. s.ssrBs
and battery ON Lawrence Williams, w,s
severely admoniehed By Judge Has,sny,
in Municipal Court tins morning
Judge Hastings read the mans r,,I,os
record, showing he had bonn IN txorlbIe
q number of tfrss since 1914. He tod
the man he thought u Vas time be va
sent 70 jail, but that on sccas1nt II his
wife's physical condition only, NJ would
continue the ctlsc 70 the lat saturday IN
February.
Judge Hastings advry1 Yrst.w b. &,
back and live With his wife and ~ iesyc
other women alone, and wariod The Dr.
PENDANT that IL he didn't, he world 20 h.
Jail.
Fisher is Irc1.dy on IRRITATION on a
similar charge.
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he'd "Wednesday es--erTfrE
Howard Lzrnsll ~ 3erErTrs- wfr- 70
eer.sr rse1 with siirt1- INJURIES white
srnuapvHs al fIls work ~ ne 5uIlinrs-
worth & y,41rrev rri1. vEs able xssyi .
rrsscRr Il, -esErne ms t1uries
Dr. anr Mrs.. Lrr sylvester n 5srn-
grille. Mass and Mrs. EcvEr
Blanchard u4 Abingdon. Mass have
returned 70 thar ngTnee after a rIsg1
with Dr. Ss4re~1ers ragrhe-. Mrs
Charles 3 kIdflsr.
NJ g-s Mrs. VII 5sklus znd chi
fT-rr and M zno Hrs Harvey EudEee
arsd cllissrer were guests -ecery1sv II
Ir and Mrs. Frank Pa-ricks 81 -ns
Star If ete East coEtnEe Al NORTH
Tsp--.
Mr. aIrG Mrs Joseph Dennis have
-nrEsc erurn East ASH street 70 G
East Asr street
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capable NJ exhibiting &iI u me stand
ARD uIC-u-es- gnr VIII ne green 40
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men a11G ssgT-K. znEsea1 II ehe Rev.
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az sc-~lre r,zn. serving 1p- mary
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ne 81 -fle most gr-s-esrtnE uEGtrt-
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SHIRT Msnory, -hu=s tp- Et-ts begin
Tuesday