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Heading STOCKS SHOW
] MATERIAL, NET GAINS
Paper Dividends Are Declared and
81. Income Tax Is Eyadcd by
- Turns Engineered.
Y, NY rnn.n.y ,,J.,,
ny IHOADAN WAI.I..

NEW YORK. April 14.-Althoueh
inoney ran UP TO IL per cent today.
practically all the days business
S&as done with a I. per cent rate and
1hc. stock market was strong. In the
last few minutes profit-talsing sea led
Quotations down. but most OF the
leading sSoeks showed material net
[5tht, stock dividends were declared
.nnd Others even more important
-! As Il result OF recent decisions by
the supreme Court. the American To-
I'M 1t would go into liquidation.
The specific reason given was that
,11 liquidating ana exchanging i,s
ntock TO-. American TobaccH stock
IT'S. Shareholders would be relieved Of
inc payment of income taxes on the
20 per cent stock dividend declared
yesterday by the American Tobacco
Company. This stock dividend b..
Dcen expected for some months.
-, Lawyers for the Securities Com
pany were OF the opinion that If the
atock dividend went into the treas
AIRY OF the Securities Company and
the Securities Company issued it's
own stock to shareholders to balance
II IT the transactions would be con-
pldercd a sale nrfier the. terms Of
the Supreme Court decision and
therefore taxable as Income in the
hands Of me private share owners.
,Ty dissolvlrg tho Securities Company
3he stockholders will he put III posi-
ION 10 receive this dividend direct.
Furthermore the United states Stec!
decision b. the supreme Court makes
The existence OF the a. T. Securities
company Unnecessary in the big de-
Inlopment program OF the Tobacco
Gompanies.
r. Other important stock dividends of
The day were SO per cent. by the
woolworth Company and 900 per
cent. by the Genera! American Tank
Car Company. After the market
closed the Standard OH Company Of
New Jersey announced new Issue
OF 100000. 600 of preferred stock TO
(which common stockholders 9f tho
company VIII be entitled to subscribe
at 300. stock dividends are expected
soon on Republic Iron. National Bis
cuit. Royal Dutch. Savage Arms and
united states steel.
in connection with the strength Of
Railway Equipment shares il was
ESTIMATED by prominent house to-
day that the railroads would re-
quirc for the next three years an an
nual addition Of $4,000 new freight
,ars. i.l23 locomotives and i,jou pas
UseuScr cars.
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COTTON SIhH1iETS.

NEW YORK. Apr!i IA persistent de-
|nand for the new crop positions. par;icu-
|aTiy for october. effect pressure Of ii!Hu-
ta;Ion and scattered professional selling
Ii cotton and rallied the market from
he bottom after 1t had been geacraiiy
There was a feeling around the ring tina,
Hay contracts in the neishborhooL at the
iisc level might atsrac, SOME OF III.
conditions were normal!
'rhe publication OF the weekly weather
fcpoft was followed by bulge which
fnrr!cd inost month into new high ground
or the day. active PORTIONS selling about
,o,s points above, the previous close. The
market met CONTINUED selling and early
In the afternoon showed n tendency 10
lag undt- offerings from local interest;
nd commission houses. and July touch.I 4
new low point Tor the day. IN the lima!
hour the buying for the trade hctpcd the
Fnder,one but !ast quotations showed i
bet decline OF IL TO 50 points.
SPOT here was steady and unchanged.
Nth middlins unchanged at isc: there
Ecrc sales. SPOT at New Orleans was
teady and unchaiinsed az !ihc: the sales
NJ: New ORLEANS. 6.aso: Mobile. 1aG. Sl :
fannah 1920 Charleston; cl3: Norfolk. Csc
Boston, $50: Augusta. 1879: Memphis, II Us3
II. Louis. ;.sss: Houston. 1860.
TN1fe
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NINE
Z = ! \.

S Sa,iSnsl Bank Of Durham. y: G. az
trusts. OF RIehmond. u va. 0 es a., app Sn
l Ice, 1ppsal from The District Court 4
NaieiGh: y. g Argued by j.. 8. Sfannins
Of Of Eaieikh. N. c.. for tho appcil4nts, an
ny crawford Riggs. OF Raleigh. ~. q
Tor the nppellees. and submitted. ~
Case In call: 49, ~
No.. i7ss-The United, States OF Ameries
Walsh at al. appeliees;. appeal ironi tn
district Court at Norfoils. Va. To bio ar
nsiioy Of Richmond. va. for the an
pelant: ana by Henry Bowden. OF Nor
folk. Va. for the appelices ~
N S5uT, adjourned until this morning "a
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r to TX ne; advance. Oats gained !. to :,
cent In provisions the outcome waited
from 20 cents decline TO II rise o, 20
cents.
from tho outset In the corn market much
notice was taken OF the fact tina I exporters
were paying Cd cents or moro apov, tho
f. r. minimum for wheat. Ip.sdas.
the government weekly crop report was
construed az bullish. for II said the con
dltion OF winter wheat was In general I'M
satisfactory. and that seeding ccrmina :
t Ton And AND Growth OF. other Grain had been
Iition the opinion was wiIslv accepted
thnt receipts OF corn were Slikaly TO BE-
snall Tor considerable time even after
inc switch strike came to an end. During
tho last part OF the day some temporary
weakness was shown because of sc a bon rtI
sxporters cancellinH transactions in oats.
presumably Canadian. Tho canceling
however. was TO provide Increased vessel
room for wheat and rye.
corn. Nr $50
Provisions averaged higher. reflected Up
turns In. the value of hOgs and grain.
LeadinS futures ranged d. Yol,ows:
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U. :. Circnlt Cnrrt nf Annn,,1s

Tn United Stltss circuit Court oc Ap.
VFaiS IrC"i.N ep.t yesterday morning at
tl;S" 4gloes' w!th the following judges
i I'M oiho,gs IN attendaneo;; Circuit Judges
,,,,'a;, Magth IN a. kman9. OF washington,
Marion, :. q: District Judge Hon. John
=. Rose of Baltimore. Md: Clerk Claude
.. Saunders. 500
case argued.
No lINi. II. l.. MrBryGn and Citizens.
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SJC;AR

new YORK. April 1.-THE marke. for
a iii., 2Eiccf advanced &c to the basis OF
81, ~ is lot Cuba:. cost and freight. equal
9 Sh 1920, 10000 bags Of cubas. April ana May
s5e5 Ssrs az nf nor,o cost and iSeisht. and
anu n! It was believed n; the close .i,ut there
prices. with holders asking higher i Tuoisu
sIiuntren was .h nothinS new In the. refined
rehners pretty we'll sold UP and unable
=; ~ ih c ,I new commitments. Two said
regular customers In hear-by ssc,inr g
W., town deliveries are being hcid
up on ACCOUNT of the unsettled, la bor ali
naihon. Prices are UNCHANGED at 10 90 70
lHeo for fine grhnulatcd '''N.-f - '''' "
mere was pretty good trade I'm sura,
lotures and after showinI: advances OF II
pn ,h, OIL present crop deliveries In sym
".,nS WIN the advance in raw. price.
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NEW YORK, Nnril iL--Wi.h .na,y M
Hon dollars worth OF dr. goods tird AN
N transit cotton goods end Sugrs ne
firm today. Dress goods add .iieu'a Nlsr
we're uulct. but better trsdc MAJ rcpNrt.ii
n silk piece goods " tnu hgit2C grade
BurlaDs We're uTlue- and ntElpr
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aIycs. steady to 70 cents higher: bulk
IiOGa: Goo: onen.d fully - cents higher.
Iat.r weak To 10 cents lower than outset
early top. l6,:9: bulk. I5.O1ari5Ii: best
grades around 1880.
sheep; 1900. market uneven. lambs u
70 lW higher: top .shorn ia mbs. Is. =: choice
heavyweight. 17.S9IiScD: sheep. fSminai
.c Inta!. $50 cars of livestock reported for
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Congregation puy, pnr.onnuc.

mat the congregation of Grace Epls,
copal Church has purchased tho prop.
erty known as 1909 Park Avenue foI
parsonage. Tho deal was CLOSED
yesterday afternoon. Rev W. Fl
Burkhardt will take possession sep,
TENDER 1. The price paid for tn,
residence is said TO be $3.50 8ft
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NAVAL. sToRl9.

pentinc. dun. ZI1fIc =: -HiCa. uoru. sos
ccipts. 1915 shipments. ~. atu.s c.a-a
mcnts. .itt; stock. tb,.!2. GlHct.: O.; jypa:
y. T. r. O.. II, !, Ii =: *. LOG. 81 is-
N. 1910. NG. 1907; WNV 1929.
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NEW ORLEANS. April 1i.-Weother ana
frop news in the cotton market today was
distinctly naIavorablc. but the railroad
|,nd instead of undertaking fresh opera :
ions. many builish traders were disposed
10 eyensup and realize profits This led
o, more or less; short selling or tho theory
hat Il reaction might set In at any time.
nut sellers for short account Their, selves
were rendered cautions by The storm north
west OF the cotton rcgion. which 10 many
'otton men. threatened further rain and
,ad weather for sections which Need dry
weather 70 complete planting.
were declines of S to 81 points
Reports OF very cold weather in the in
f7Sor failed to give the mariiet strength
! here were losses of - To - points under
Iboor cables and tho railroad troubles
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nt

NEW YORK. April ]. -G9tta,is.,a Old
lacked ind tpfndcn- -Neaturc 1.,ds today.
After advancing 80 80 3 pDlri, v.tr.y ~.
the rise In Hard the market reIoIeN some
what with c"tton and for want OF trs g
ana export CemnEt. !-Cattls lnvii.tf
closed . 10 y ,oints net h!CJss SSH,
li.lo barrcls. Prime crude. !Jsg. tt.s.
prime summer yellow sf,,. Esg1Et.J..
May. 1913: jay, 1915: octobcv. $50. tllrue
winter yellow aud sum NOR Whitt uD..iu.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YoRE. April IL Report. from,
TRAIL that there had been large sales
OF sovernnient held corfees 10 Europe dur
crEment stocks 70 5000 bass appca red at 10
make rather q buliish impression in Tie
market for coffee futures here today The
open.ng was Is 70 "a points higher with
active active monthS selling a1ou, Is TO 9e points
!hs e.rly trading. At. 1853 for SIay and
1h9 Tor SepteInber there. was scattered
on TO lt.4i for Mag and 1879 for Septein.
aichcr. April. 1874: May. Hi5: July. ugT
SIirR F.. ln; 9cteber: h.M: December
So S a,y,.'. itis' March. ~
to5 IS. ~, to 2tk. y sale OF Santos a. tor
H',u.ust.october shipments was reported In
American crcditR >
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i,f,,i.

NEW ORLEANS Anrli ii--Ronpn ii b.
no sales. r"co!pts. iee! SACKS. m!He.g
c:ipts. same. Clean Tirt, S-rptE; lV.e-.
Honduras, i.2la :Dcieti az -: Is!ut H5sa
bSS Pockets. ~ TO -. receipts. .,SII. Uf.tl.
and polish. unchanged
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reacted under scattered llau.ds;lpn wltui
closing quotations . TO - pg!sts .aHrr on
present rrop pos!tiGJls. View crops. U1..-
eyer. were much easier, onl closed a. C-
Ciincs OF - TO ~ potGta. Iptttt sale, Were
2.oJ! tons. :,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


ounce: money. 3a per cert b!9~"UA- r.t,aI-.
short bills. Ca beg cent: 3-G.onin olU.. III,
per cent.
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Cosden ...... ..... 3 10 81
jrdefal ........... 3*fo 81.
,i"i'S '.s''... ,............. Sliam II
houston .....a .......... 100 q 40
Nix retro .........., i41 i,s
ltyuu ......t.. ,..,.... 35.de q.
' 35G,i g5seN .'.'.'''.'..." y, AZ.
Sthut1!N 1000. ........... ke9 q
S.ipnis ............ ....- ?6isI II
- re ''.'T.-.-. .......... 20 ~ n
49, '--...''- IL 90 l6
.tihi' ...'....s.+.. - - 2,
Meytn .;...........,... IS Il ISL
sib ;NEst Rig. ....,.... LEA 50 l65
4!arland ...--.... 49,. ii.f6 II.
ny. prt".. new....-...... 70 70 al
,.N#"F .-........ ........ 1!stT L.
.,ssis-N nm lob. new. - a. 32ii
i'rl, hinH. roh. old. y a al,,
\ ", Paper. cOm... 4 N 10
y. n. Pulp ana Paper. 5IIp 81:
Fob. Prod ExuortE - II n 10
Standard Oh OF y " 1876 dp a.,
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Property Transfer Recorded.
sale OF the property known as 1871
Grove Avenue from Mrs. Addie Bow,
hodges TO Walker G. Cottrell was re
corded yesterday. The consideration
paid was sl6.5O0. ~
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
R!chmond Union Stock Yards.

Richmond. Va. April -. 1850
henarks: There was good run of cat
eadiiy and prices were attonScr.
Strictly good steers les lbs
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New York Midd!ing. 1881: exports. 5si.
took. Il, tD7.
Minor ports--S;tock. ll..:S.
Total tntlay--Receipts. 16isi; exports 10 :
|9J: stock. l.206.s
Total for week-Rece!pts. e7.I0s: exports.
'rotal for season-Receipts. 6.3ai.2,4: ex-
bOrts $3.50. 6el
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NENY.YOKK NInii Iin;si.,r.

NEW YORK. April IL. Nshpprh there
were pcrious q mixed price ulo.-.gtEg. B..
on the curb market today the tom. .dt.Ig,,'
the greater part OF the sgsston Was a~a.
business was on 4 fairly lursc scale Iayl 10
more outside !nt"-ssti than hs'd hesii
noted for some DAY. Professional Cge;a
tors were more cautious and were l,rs
active on the short SITE. WIN some coy, .-
Ing of shorts In evidence
Sugar stocks wore 'le leaders.
An oftici1. states thgt tha iC.nGul flr
farm indlemeHtg !a the Ercut.St IN tpH
Company'S history. witn Lp-ci-E ogde.
coming IN !GE.er NplGue.
on %arcs wcrc colnr4r"tiNely lGlia
Changes in inds pcuHcnt= wrr, srnnl Tn
New York stock VS. tic fca .Ha,,, ~ ,tr
Standard OILS. being rCtlye tild HdNEuciuE
.sJoints with later reaction rt ~ pIlut.
on. realizing sales.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCES
CHICAGO April I-Fresh strength de-
'eioped in the corn market today largely
as result OF the high prices prevaiiins
for wheat The close was ncrvouF nj
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York .
Stock,

safes. STOCK. i
1890 Advance-Rum:ey -. 49,.
Advance-Rumley, pfd. :.
400 Allis-Chaliners -. $3.50.
Allis-Chalmers. pfd. -.
100 Alaska Cold ............
1900 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
200 American Can
American Can. pfd.
300 Amer. Car nEd Foundry.
GGU American Cotton OH 80.
500 Amer. Express 1890.
to9 An. Hide and Leu, pfd.
10000 American Locomotive Z.
1870 Amer. Int. Corpn.
1900 American Smelling 800.
400 Amer. Drug syndicate. !.
1900 American Sugar .......
300 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. /.
500 Amer. Tobacco. con-. -.
$500 Amer. Tobacco Securities
SOC Am. writing Paper, pfd.
$500 Anaconda Copper
400 AtchisOIi -. -. ....
Atlantic Coast Limo
y. 6. l. OF CT. U}alto.) :.
400 Baltimore ana Ohio -.
1870 bethlehem Steel. u. .....
Ba,hich hem steel. Sre pfd.
"?2nu Ba!uwin Locomotive 49,.
1Ob C;Iddo OH
400 Canadian Pacific
500 California Petroleum
5000 Central Leather. com
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chi. Great West. pfd
1900 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
$500 Chi, r., I. and r.. com.
100 Chi, r.. ]. and r., Go prd.
4o10 Cocn Cola .....
5000 crucible steel Cor, com
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Column. GRAPHIC. .........
23lO0 Corn Products. com.
2lSuo Cuba Cane Sugar ......
0oD Irecport Texas 80.
$40 Erie. LIST pfd.
ZOO General Motors
100 Goodrich. CON.
LOO Great Northern, pfd. -.
2Don Great North. Orc CTS.
900 Illinois Central
100 Intcrboro. Nickel ....!.
200 Inspiration Gopher
2<po Int. Mcr. Mar. com.
G2DO lat. Mer. Mar. pfd. 80.
121OO Int. Paper. com
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LOCAL PRODuCfs MARKET.

Wholesale Quotations by Woodson- Craig
Inc. l215 East Cary st. Madison i2s-J. -
Richmona Va. April Ii. 1870.
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lows and calves SEQ TO si25. according 10
Iua!itE. iEospects good for next market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
SNELLENBURG- -BARSKY
WEDDING YESTERDAY
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Snellenburg Marries at Belle
vue- Stratford.

Yesterday morning in Philadelphia at
the Bellevue Stratford, Miss Helene
Sncllenburg. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs
David Snellenburg and Dr Joseph NJ
Barsky. both of this city, were married
hv Dr. Joseph Krauskopi, the ceremony
being said IN the presence of forty OF more
relatives and friends. The hotel green room
was used for the occasion, with decorations
of roses and peonics The bridal couple
stood beneath canopy OF palms, terms, and
hles
After the Cremony wedding breakfast
was served and toastS were given hv the
relatives OF the bride and groom, many
hcing present from Philadelphia. New ! ork,
Baltimore and Washington. Mum rous
telograms were received, expressing the
interest and affection Of friends and rcla-
tiveS. The gifts were many and costly.
Miss Snellenburg has enjoyed an un-
usual degree of popularity.
DR. Barsky and his bride left on an
extended wedding tour. On their return
they Will be at home at 10 West street.
SMITH FoRWoon.
Next Saturday II the home Of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs Brinton L.
Smith. 1901 Mt. Salem Lane.
Miss Paulina Smith and Harold For
wood. son If City Councilman Charles
Forwood and Mrs Forwood will take place
Miss Smith is a graduate Of the " omens
College Of Delaware. class of 1918 MIR.
Forwood IS a graduate OF the un-
versitv of Pennsylvania. and saw fourteen
months service overseas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
ITALY's NEW CABINET ORGANIZES.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Rome. June 16-Premier Giovanni
Ciolitti 5 newly formed cabinet has taken
the oath of office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
OFFICERS SPURN BR|BE
OF NEGRO DOPE ADDICT
Policemen Rodenheiser and De-
venney Bring Lewis Fields
Along for Six-Months'
Sentence.

Police Officers Arthur +. Rodenhiser
and Andrew Devenncy, the terror of the
sdopes'' in the Negro districts, turned
down a chance to get rich yesterday when
Lewis Fields offered them all he had,
s425. if they would let him GO and more
as soon as he could get it. They put
charge of attempted bribery against him,
in addition TO the charge of having drug
in his possession. They had seen him
throw away II decks of heroin when they
approached him at the entrance of n
suspected dope house on Washington
street
Fields admitted in Municipal Court
today that he had the drug and was adj
,licted to its Use. As to the money, he SAID !,
Il never would have done it II | had
known that was bribery.
The bribery charge was not pressed.
On the drug charge Fields was committed
to the workhousc for siN months,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
AUCTIONS--LEGALS
Legal Notices

Legal Notices 81
PROPOSALS Delaware Railroad Com
pany General Mortgage ia per cent
Bonds. Series "A. maturing lp32 Room
21t BROAD street station. Philadelphia.
June 10 1920. Sealed proposals will he
received until II o'cloct noon Wednesday:
June 20. 1920 at the above office. for the
sale 10 the undersigned commissioners of
the sinking fund provided for che re-
demption Of the bonds issued under the
general mortgage of the Delaware Railroad
Company. of a sufficient number of said
bonds To absorb the sum of $40. 900 at the
lowest prices not exceeding par, in accord
ance with the provisions thereof the
bonds so to be purchased II coupon in
form. must have all coupons maturing
after July = 1920, attached. and if regis
tered. must be accompanied 10y appro-
pirate powers OF attorney authorizing
transfer 10 bearer Proposals must state the
numbers OF the bonds offered The bonds
accepted will hr paid for and after
July |. 1920, on presentation to James Y.
Fahnesto toCK. treasurer, the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company. Room l6p. broad
Street station. Philadelphia. and interest
on bonds accented will cease July !. 1920.
The right 10 reject any and all hide - re-
served Samuei kca.. luu + Green, Com
mlssloners. Sinking Fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
Investment Properties

y
Four dwellings, Wright street, near
Maryland avenue, 900 block 3 rooms,
two-story brick, renting at sl5 each
Very good investment. Will secure mort
gage for reasonable amount.
Four dwellings, South Conncll street.
near Oak and Broomc ) rooms, porch,
gas. renting Sl2 each Properties to he
painted Going to sell Make offer
1877 Read ) rooms, gas. sewer, toilet
first floor Newly papcred and painted
Possession. Price 81 $50. subject 20 a
mortgage Of 1000 Can arrange $500
second mortgag Renting at $40
We have p large list Of properties in
almost every section Of the clty which we
would he glad to show vou at your con-
vcnCncc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
WEDDINGS.
IErFrRIs-sTAHL.

Miss Barbara NJ Stahl daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stahl Of GrccnvIle, and
John n Jefferis, formerly Of this city but
now of Atlantic City, were married
Saturday afternoon, June II, at St
Josenh's Church on the Brandvwinc, hy
Rev Father Scott The bride was at
tended hv her cousin. Miss Anna Stahl,
and the groom was attended bv Bernard
Stahl. brother Of the bride Following tho
ceremony a reception and supper were
held at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs IefferiS will make their home
In Atlantic City, where the groom IS en-
ploved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16

DELAWARE STEAMSHIP
AGENCY & REALTY co.
I07 w Ninth st, after June 25th COS
Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16

Corner 10th and Kirkwood streets
Store and dwelling. Six rooms, gas and
electric. Possession Room for garage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
GEN. AGUILAR FORCED
FROM MEXICO.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening -
Mexico City, June l6.-Gencral Can
dido Aguiar former governor OF the
State of Vera Cruz and son-in-law Of
Carranza sailed yesterday from Vera
Cruz. He said the political situation had
forced him to leave the country but that
he would return.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16

MeCabc avenue and Madison street
Stone dwelling. all convenienccs. light
nice rooms bath. porch hot water heat,
room for garage. II YOU want a real
home, let us show you this one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
LIGHTNING DESTROYS
NAVY BALLOON

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
On board L. :. : Pennsylvania VIA
Hampton Roads. Va. June 15.--Durihg
a sudden electrical squall which struck
the Atlantic feet of the Chesapeake
Canes TODAY. an observation balloon was
struck BY lightning and destroyed No
one was IN IT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16

Six rooms and bath, porch. hot water
heating combination lighting, near Sixth
snd Harrison. Reasonable price. Pos
session IN 80 days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
DEMOCRATS DRY IN IDAHO.
Convention Favors Prohibition and No
Change in Volstcad Law.

Change in Volstcad Law.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Lewiston, Idaho, June 16.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention, after some de-
bate, Yesterday, instructed its delegates
to the National Convention TO stand un-
compromisingly for H. clear and positive
declaration in the national platform APP
proving the Eighteenth Amendment to
the Federal Constitution and pledging
the party not to countenance the repeal
or emasculation of the Volstcad enforce
ment art
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
FOR SALE

1900 BLOCK Narsct - or b. n elec.
tric hct water heat
400 hloCK Concord Ave. S r. =. \. h elec
lCC2 Monroe - Q r, b. r. h, SGS00
1922 ShaIlCrCSs Ave : r b. n h $500
Possession June 2lth OF ali except Mar
ktf street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
EOR SALE

FOX SALE
In2 W 10th st r. II. y IL Gas and cleo
trio hardwood trim square plan This IS
a cozS homo Possession
PROS Tatnan ST scmi-dctached r. h
r. h. Nc reas enable offer refused
24oo block. W 18Th St new seini-dc-
tached, : Il y, y. h open fireplace gas and
electric, colonial finish
.427 5 Rodney ST. r, +, n b. gas and
electric. Possession
1905 W. Sixth St. r. r. y. gas ana
electric. Possession
1910 wavasct Ave. 5 r, ,. p. h good To-
cation
1-3S Lancaster Ave. er. b. y. good con
dition
1914 du Pont St r. 4. y h Pns~cs>ion
W Sixth st. ncar jefferson. Q r b.
2os-2l2 f i4th St s r h Terms can he
arranged
zoo kirtwood ST r, h. vacant
307 Poplar 81 : r gas
r pad St. ?. h. p.
K.N.MOhEYGOMERYa