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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-04

L. D. Lockhart at her home on Col
lege street for a few days. Mrs. Fox
has frequently visited Mrs. Lock
hart, and will be given cordial wei
come upon the occasion of her visit
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High prices smashed. If you are
looking for bargains, come to the big
sale. w. J. Josey. 4-3t
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lI,1rchNetds
OuARTERLY CoNEERENCE

Rev. o. B. Chester, of Dawson,
presiding elder, will hold quarterly
conference at the Lee Street Meth
odist church at o'clock tonight.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Overland New A. in
good mechanical order. Phone 500:
Aft
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FOR ALDERMAN.

/ am a candidate to succeed my
self as alderman, subject to primary
of Nov. 10, and respectfully solicit
the support of all the people.
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FOR SALE or trade. One Ford truck.
Good shape. Just the thing for
hauling wood. Bragg's Market. Am.
circus, Ga. 1871
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.L0cnZRezS

Sharp-Point Pencils-Thos. I. Bell
Jeweler and Optician.
Mrs. o. P. Wimberly has gone to
Macon where she is visiting her son,
George Wimberly, at his home there
for few days.
W. H. c. Dudley, George Dudley,
Macon Dudley and Crawford Wheat
ley motored to Albany today to see
the circus.
Get your Turnip Seed-from Cars
well Drug Company. Shipment from
growers~jtrst received. Phone SO.
-(-1)
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burton were
shoppers here today from Smithville.
A Guaranteed Non-Skid Tire.
For Ford SOTO
For a Dodge -..-.-----.. 1920
For a Buick ..... 21.5O
G. A. & w. C. TURPIN. ,3-7t
W. M. Humber is in Columbus to-
day on business.
You can't buy BETTER Ladies
and Children's Shoes than those at
STILLS, and you can't buy ANY shoes
cheaper. Every Ladies' and Child's
shoe on sale at ABSOLUTE COST.
S. L. STILLS. Aft
L. o. Griffin was visitor here
today from Leslie.
R. P. Wight, of Townsville, was
a business visitor in Americas yes
terday.
Mrs. H. c. Lacy and two daugh-
tiers, Misses May and Annie Lacy.
were shopping in Americas today.
G. W. Glissom was a visitor here
yesterday from the 28th district.
C. H. Burt, of Lacrosse, was in
Americas yesterday on business.
Ladies' and ChiIdren's Shoes at
ABSOLUTE COST. Sale continues
UNTIL every PAIR Ia Soio' 0' H. ShASs
Aft
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Cherry and
Miss Ethel Roberts returned yester-
day from Macon where they were the
guests of Mrs. Ethel Ham. While
there they attended the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E., Zimmerman,
Jr.. of Plains, were visitors in Am
CIRCUS yesterday.
H. Dodson, of Plains, was BUSH
ness visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Carver Fox arrived in Am
circus today to be the guest of Mrs.
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LUMBER FOR SALE-Price reason
able N. S. Evans. Phones All.
208. zo-u
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WANTED-PECANS: so to. 100
pounds: must be choice Adj
dress "Pecans." care Times-Re-
corder, stating price dh-tf
4
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JH. Dodson, of Plains, was BUSH
ness visitor here yesterday.
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FOR CLERK AND TREASURER.

Friends of e. J. Eldridge hereby
announce him for reelection to the
office of City Clerk and Treasurer.
21-tf
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W. H. c. Dudley, George Dudley,
Macon Dudley and Crawford Wheat
ley motored to Albany today to see
the circus.
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Ladies' and Children's Shoes at
ABSOLUTE COST. Sale continues
until every pair is sold. S. L. Stills.
Aft
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Mrs. Carver Fox arrived in Am
CIRCUS today to be the guest of Mrs
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Mrs. o. P. Wimberly has gone to
Macon where she is visiting her son,
George Wimberly, at his home there
for few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. McCrea, of the
18th district were visitors here this
morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.. Zimmerman,
Jr., of Plains, were visitors in Am
CIRCUS yesterday
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Feel bad and run down? Take
PURATONE. Sold at Carswell Drug
Co.-(s-2)
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FARM AND CITY LOANS = 5 IL
per cent. Terms easy. Quick serv-
ice. W. W. DYKES.-4-2O-tf
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CIRCUS Wednesday from Albany,
where she attended party given by
Mrs. j. c. Keaton.
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Don't Doctor Your Germs. Let Getslt"
Remove Them-Painlesslyl Quickly
Not only hard corns and not only soft
corns but every kind of corn surrenders
to Gets It, I" the national corn remover
It takes weeks or months to grow corn.
It takes Just q few seconds to stop its
pain with two or three drops OF Gets IL"
Ouickly Il Ioosens SO you can peel it right
OF without the least twinge or hurt, ana
1t is gonei
"Gets-It," the never failing, guaran-
teed, money-back corn remover, costs but
o trif1e at any drug store. Mo oy
e. Lawrence q Co., Chicago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Cherry and
Miss Ethel Roberts returned yester-
day from Macon where they were the
quests of Mrs. Ethel Ham. While
there they attended the fair.
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Get your Turnip Seed-fr0m Cars
well Drug Company. Shipment from
growers,j trgt received Phone 90.
I'LL
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"Gets=It"
For Hard
or Soft
COrnS
Satisfaction Guaranteed With This
Corn Remover.

Common sense tells anybody that the
way to cure corn is to remove It, cap
and root-banish IL entirely.
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C. H. Burt, of Lacrosse, was in
Americas yesterday on business.
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G. W. Glissom was a visitor here
yesterday from the 2Sth district.
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EXPERT TYPEWRITER REPAIR
ING on all makes of machines
Will be located in town permanently.
Call J. o. Clarke at Hotel Sumter:
31-tf
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Sharp-Point Pencils-Thos. L. Bell
Jeweler and Optician.
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Miss Annie Ivey returned to Am
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Burton were
shoppers here today from Smithville.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-04

Mrs. H. C. Lacy and two daugh-
tiers. Misses May and Annie Lacy
were shopping in Americas today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-04

J. T. WARREN.
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W. M. Humber is in Columbus to-
day on business.
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You can't buy BETTER Ladies
and Children's Shoes than those at
STILLS, apd you can't buy ANY shoes
cheaper. Every Ladies and Child's
shoe on sale at ABSOLUTE COST.
S. L. SILLS. 4-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Pointer puppy, white and
black suots; ten months old; name
Swift" Reward Notify T. F.
Gatewood, Jr. AIT
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R. P. Wight, of Townsville, was
a business visitor in Americas yes
terday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
MAGIC BAGS AND FRESH
HEN FRUIT AS CURE ALLS
Mary Castsgno - Accused ~
Woman Whose Husband Died
Despite Treatment

A new "cIrc-an' va br1ught - hghf n
Municipal Court today af fhe trai
Mary Castagno who was hel1 Under flr0
bail for the Court n General Sessions ~
Judge Hastings on 4 charge n prarfieing
medieine without . hceuse Marie go
mystic spells and fresh ben frnf fgllrei
m the "cure-all 'Theresa I0glrilo
whose husband died llst week in snife ~
the treatment va the principsl witness
and testified that she pad s75 to fhe d.
fendant and wa - pay SIS more Vhen her
husband was cured
Mrs JOgIello s1ught tho aervrae ~
Mary Ca-tagno. who said shc was n flr-
tune teller and whom she heard that Mfs
DogleliOs husband was urk rlid 80
could cure him. He was under rnel
she SAID and o would have % o. removed
before he could mrrove -he came fn fhr
house one dav and mired ln tha mngic
concoctIon. First she br0ke up n dnrrn
strictly fresh eVzs and rIhhed thrn over
the sck man chest Their she nr1urhf niif
three strings. one cniorrd h.ark unr eeI-
low and another white. and three hairs
These came from the sirk man. .rr IS.
planned, and Sad he would shortly ~ UrH
Leonard r. Wales. counsel Cor fla ie-
fense, claimed that she did nat rrnrficr
medicine. but thai she only snld ihe ait-
ness a bottle of patent medicine which she
had license % manuf4cture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14

Cooper. Andrew J. Lynch, Willard r.
Deputy, William r.. Valiant, United
States Senator Josiah q. Wolcott, l..
Irving Handy, James r. Hughes, Harry
Mayer, John r. Salisbury, John ID.
Hawkins, James Wolcott, Arley Is. Mapcc,
James NJ Tunnel, Everett Hickman,
Eben B. Frazer, Francis de II. Janvicr,
DIR. Dorsey W. Lewis, John A. Baker,
Joseph Frame, j. o. Lambson, II. g.
Bennett, Paul r. Scott, John Layton,
J. II. Long, Asher Godfrey, John w.
Dickcrson, William NJ. Dickson, Charles
G. Allen, G. g. NAPLES, w. s. Filings
worth, j. C. Wiltbank, Jr., j. NJ. LaDk,
William II. Wclch, j. r. Wagaman, u. T.
Woottep, G. G.. West, Harvey Hastings
l.. B. Riggin, B. Guy Whcatley, j.. X.
Hastings, J. +. Hastings, Andrew Hast
lngs, Elwood Chapman, George Purncll,
G. w. kenney, l.. Frank Locates, Charles
Allen, George II. Otwcll, Harry A. Deputy,
Ray Otwell, John QuiIlcn, X. f. Quillcn,
Leighton Fowler, Fred Burford, II. +.
Phelps, Isaac Culver, Thomas X. Wilson,
Joseph Ainsley, Harland Joseph, William
Lofiand, Isaac l.. Bennett, II. v. Tubbs,
y. V. Becker, Isaac McCabc, Alfred G.
Bunting and II. l.. Booker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
G. o. p. PUT FORTH FULL
EFFORT TO CARRY MAINE

New York, Sept 14.-Commenting on
the result of yesterday 5 election in Maine,
George White, chairman of the Demo
cratic National Committee, today issued
the following statement:
This is the Republicans day of re-
joicing. They planned, labored and paid
for it, and l would not by any utterance of
mine rob them of any of their need of ioy
With a splendid organization and with the
expenditure of every effort possible 20
great finances, they prepared the Re
publican State of Maine for this State
election in the hope of persuading the
country that the trend is heavily Re
publican in the national race.
Had the Democratic party been pre-
sented the same opportunity in a State
where the trumpet call of democracy
means as much as the clarion of Repub-
hcanism in Maine, we should have made as
nearly the same efforts possible with the
same psychology in mind.
eve shall have votes for the league in
November from thousands OF men and
women who supported Colonel Parkhurst.
On a certain morning in November our
time for rejoicing viii come and in the
meantime we gaze eheerfully upon today's
Republican demonstration and do not be-
grudge it To them at all.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
MOT OR TRIP ARRANGED
FOR DELAWARE GRANGE
Annual Picnic Will be Held at
Augustine Beach on
Thursday.

Newport, Sept. f4.-Delaware Grange
at Newport held their weekly business ses-
sion in Red Mems Hall last evening with
q good Attendance
Miss Irene Gregg as chairman Of the
committee on arrangements for the an
nual picnic, announced that she had ar
ranged for the Grange to enjoy a motor
trip 10 Augustine Beach on Thursday,
September I6. The members will leave
Newport at 3 p. m, and will enjoy sports
and a picnic supper
Mrs. Nellie f. Snyder gave very in
teresting report of the recent meeting Of
New Castle County Pomona Grange,
held, at IIockessin. She reported it as
having been the most successful meeting
held for sometime past, and that they were
delightfully."- entertained by the members
OF Hockessin Grange.
The Grange will arrange an entertain
ment 10 be given in the near future,
and committee on arrangements will be
appointed at the meeting next Monday
evening
During the lecturers hour there was
singing by the Grange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
FINANCIAL NOTES.

August Rand output totaIed 7O2, 900 fine
ounces gold
Electric lines OF the United States need
between $500 900 600 and $500 600 900 new
capital for betterment and extensions
Loft. Inc. report sales for the three
months ended June 30 last of 81 .724. 1923.
compared with 81 .2S6.7o5 in the cores
ponding month Of 1919
American certificates of Shell Transport
q Trading Co are now exchangeable into
Shell shares traded in London One Ameri
can share represents two English shares
i being e the nominal par value of $40
sales OF Mexican crude oil by companies
first seven months Of 1920 show gain of
$40 per cent.
New York Stock Exchange has admitted
to the list government of French Republic,
j. r Morgan & Co. trust receipts for 500
UoO. 600. z5-year external gold loan. 8 per
cent sinking fund coupon bonds due Sem
tember 10. l945 when issued also Allied
Chemical & Dye Corporation per cent
cumulative preferred. when issued, and
common. without nominal or par value
when issued
There has been placed on the unlisted de-
partment OF the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
s2sO.oo0 additional Pittsburg Cincinnati
Chicago st Louis Il. X Co. general
a and scrip certificates issued in exchange
for Pennsylvania Co. certificates of deposit
for stock Of the p. G.. 9. & St. J.. r. r.
p. G.. Q. g. ST. l.. X X. Co. making the
total amount of said temporary bonds and
scrip certificates listed at this date sI4,-
All -ByIlesby electric properties reporting
for the week ended August % show the
following new business gains met 74O
Customers with 425 kilowatts in lighting
and 900 horsepower in motors. New bust
ness coz tract ted for but not yet connected
includes 1886 customers with 722 kilowatts
IN lighting and 1856 horsepower in motors.
Electric energy output was 1873 per cent
greater than for the corresponding period
Of 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

hi'adclphia, Sept l4-Corn, quiet;
r. - cUahty ard location. 81 6Cal .65. the
':ttc' tor No yellow
Wheat Unchanged: No. ?, red winter,
H1-a211; No. ?, red winter garlicky,
2t.a2 61
cat >t,aIy; No > white. 76a77; No.
3 Wit, .!a76.
ltttcI lower: western creamery. extra.
59l2 rc;.rby prints fancy, 6Sa7l
fcgs higher nearby firsts. 60a62; do,
current receipts SO; western, extra frsts,
6CaC2 do frstS. 5Sa59 fancy selected,
vaClcd 7la72
& ccsc firm; New York whole milk.
isrcy fiat 20. common to good, 25a2S:
lcr ahorn and single daisies, 2912.
1--we poultry, steady; fowls heavy, not
Lcghorns. i0ai2: do not Leghorns, light.
36a5S white Leghorns. 3Oa32; broiling
chickens not Leghorns. 34a3S; do white
leghorns, 32a3i, spring chickens, not
LcghOrIs. 40ai2; ducks, old. SOC; do.
spring. 30a33.
Dressed poultry, firm; fowls, fresh
killed. choice 10 fancy. 40a43; do, small
44a4S; do, western, 44a46; frying chickens
nearby, 45a50; do, western, 42a43; spring
ducks, Long Island, Sc
Potatoes steady; Jersey, per basket,
No. /, 7Oa90; do. No ?, 25a50
Flour. steady; soft, winter straight,
western, ll25al1.50: do, do, nearby.
l075all 25; hard. winter straight. - 15a
1880; do, short patent. - 25a13.0 90;
spring, first clear, l0.50all 25: do, patent,
l2.50al3O0; do, short patent, 13.OOa
1875; fancy spring and city mills, patent,
family brand. l450al500
Hay. quiet. timothy, old, No, ?, 31a32;
do. No. ,, 27a29; sample, 23a25; no grade,
lSa2l; clover mixed hay, light mixed,
29a30; No. l. mixed. 27a2S
Tallow. quiet: prime city, loose, 914;
do, special, loose, l014; prime country,
SI4 edible in tierces. l3.
Bran dull soft winter bran, western In
l0Olb. sacks. 52a52. so; do, spring,
5la5l so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
HARDING TO SAVE
Conslnned prnrn P.z.I.

=
I'm spite Of the honor a these Orientai
peoples, and m spite n their contributions
20 the worlds advancement, a - con.
ocIyable that they may h. - difIegeot in
racial characferistlcs or prncfice fr,m
other peoples ~ equal honor and aeillrve-
ncnt that no matter where Il w. o. ffa
soil Of one or upon the asil n The other,
these differences, without raiaing any
question Of inferiority, euperl0rffy ~ a.
equality, may create, ~ I believe they
nave created upon. oar PacIfe Cont
without the blame n either adr. a friction
that must be recognized Iic nation
owes u 10 the Pacific Coast State. ~
stand behind them, IN necosasry areauIrr.
consistent With our national honor ~ r..
heve them ~ their difference.
The problem incident "a. raeisi ar
ferences must be accepted nG one orisfing
IA fact and must b. adequately mci f1r
the future tranquility u our f.e0ple
We have come % that stage N our
development where w. have learned tfnf
the obligations u citizen ship n neceraity
must be assumed by those who acoepi 49,
grant u American opportunity Frsm
tins time on We are mOrr concerned aifh
the making ~ ciiizens than w. ar Eifh
adding % tho man power ~ industry. ~
the additional human units IN oar var.ed
activities
With a new realization n m NECESSITY
of developing n soul distinctly Amfnenn
m this Republic We favor such m0dfca.
ton of our immigration laws and mrh
changes N Our international understand
ings and such a policv relating ~ thoar
who come afnong us a. vii guarantee -
the citizens n this Republic not oniy
assimilabilitY n forrign born, buf to
adoption by at who come ~ American
standards, economic and otherwise nrd
fuil consecration - American praefiers
and ideals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
Took PRICES BOOM
ON SHORTS COVERING
Rails Lead in Advances of One to
Ten Points: Motors, Oils, Ship
pings Gain.


Ry Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Sept. IA (Wall Street, 1890
n. m.).-Dealings were active and price
changes substantially higher at the open
ING of today's stock market, traders at
tributing further short covering to over
night political developments.
>tecls, equipments, oils, motors and
some of the rails gained large fractions to
> points and shippings strengthened on
advances of and p points respectively
for American International and Atlantic
Gulf.
The forward movement was of brief
duration, however, oils falling back with
IRE gular reactions In the general list.
RAILS LEAD ADVANCE.
Noon-Aftcr the first reaction there
was a broad buying movement, in repre-
sentative and speculative rails, led by
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
WIN ch rose ten points.
Other coalers, also prominent trans
contIncntals and grangers rose | TO
points.
Among the junior rails, New York,
Chicago and st. Louis rose 3sa and st.
Paul common and preferred, st. Louis and
Southwestern Kansas City Southern pre-
icrred. Rock Island PEtsburg and West
crn. Baltimore and Ohio, Erie first pre-
fcrred and New Orleans, Texas and Mexico
gained 10 , points.
CHS, motors and shippings rose | to 3
p prnts hut stcels and equipments were
comparatively quiet though firm.
Call money opened at Z per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
CLAIM APPRO,CH To
BRIDGE DANGEROUS
Petitioners Declare du Pont Street
Should be Made Thorough
fare to B. g. O. Bridge.

communication from the City Council
was submitted To the Street and Sewer
Commissioners at their meeting this morn
ing, in which the petition 10 have du Pont
street made the direct approach To the
II. IL q. bridge nearing completion at the
Brandywinc was reviewed The petition
ers claim the curves neccssitated by a
circuitous route, which does not pass be
meath the railroad on du Pont street is
dangerous. The commissioners decided 10
reserve decision until they have person
ally reviewed the situation.
Work has been started on the Install
ment Of the first lot Of clocks 10 auto
matically light and extingiiish the 6G5 gas
lamps in the city, according 10 a com
munication received from { be American
Street Lighting Company. Each Of the
lamp posts viii be equipped with one q
these clocks.
Objection was filed by George Me
Govern, Of the Cleland Heights Corpora
ton, 70 any changes being made % the
tentative plans for construction Of sewers
IN that section. A drop Of grade of one
inch to 100 feet was provided for in the
first or tentative plan Since streets are
often built in curves and angles, the
engineer Of the department decided upon
a drop Of one inch to so feet.
The commissioners authorized sewer ex-
tension 30 accommodate FIVE houses on
Sixth street between Rodman and HawIey
streets; also the Sharpless Ice Cream
Company's application for an extension Of
100 feet from Lammot 10 Market street,
IN the block between Twenty-ffth and
Twenty-sixth streets.
Petition to enlarge and repair the sewer
inlet connection at the southwest corner of
Ninth and Church streets was made By
Louis and Maurice Shapiro, merchant
Street Commissioner Frank w Pierson
announced that two five-ton White trucks
ordered in May have arrived
The balance reported by 9. NJ Banks
for the week ending July II. N credit of
the department, was as follows: Current
expense fund, sZ7, ,72S.57; special fund,
x127 ,64l ~; sewer extension fund, 81
622.74; paving tax, s12, 2,219 p; Delaware
avenue Improvement s325.2l; total,
S230, 1928.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
OPEN LEADERS, SCHOOL.

In conjunction with the campaign of the
Community Service a school for training
recreation leaders to be used as instructors
m both outdoor and indoor sport games
this winter, opened last evening In the
gymnasium at the Wilmington High
School The course of instruction is under
the tuition OF Z. Nespor a National Com
munity Service leader Mr. Nespor has
had ws1e experier ce in reacreationaI ac-
tIvities and for some time was physical
director IN the University of Wisconsin,
and he also organized a recreational system
IN BGmir CHAM. Ala.
The course given in the High School
gymnasium is entirely free of cost to all
men and women and special nights will be
arranged for the various club and organi-
cations IN this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co
du Pont Building.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Fiske Rubber Co., regular quarterly of rs
cents common dividend, payable October j
record September I5.
AInalgamated Lea ther Co, regular quar-
teriy of ST. preferred dividend, payable
October |. record September Is
General Cigar Co. regular quarterly of
sl.75 debenture preferred dividend, payable
October l, record September "a
Manhattan Railway Co. regular quarterly
of 3-4 per cent dividend payable Octo-
Der /, record September Is.
International Harvester. regular quarterly
dividend of rs on the common stock, pay
able October Is. record September 25
American Wholesale Corporation regular
quarterly of / 3-4 per cent preferred divi-
dend. payable October i. record September
Is.
5. S. Kresge Co. regular quarterly of "A
per cent preferred dividend, payable Octo-
Der | record September Is.
Fairbanks. Morse Co., regular quarterly
of >l.25 common dividend. payable Septena-
ber 30, record September Is
Dayton Power and Light Co, regular quar-
terly Of 81 so preferred dividend. payable
October I record September 20.
ANNEX Mining Co. usual quarterly divi-
dend of so cents, payable September 20.
record Septem Der Is