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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-10-07
Democratic Committee Meets.

mittee for the Parish of w ASKING,
ton, met pursuant to notice at the
Court House, Franklinton, La,
on the above date at / 80 o'clock
P. NJ, present the following mem.
bers:
A. Carrier, A. A. Wilmington,
proxy to a. Carrier, B. E. Bick-
ham, j. Weston Burch, G. S. r.
Babingtou,. Joe N. Magee proxy
to Gordon W. Goodbee, 0. +.
Carter, e. L. Magee, j. B. Magee
proxy to E. l.. Magee, j. H. Live
" porxy to E. L. Magee, j. e.
Green proxy to E. l., Magee and
Gordon W, Goodbee.
On motion duly seconded and
unanimously adopted Gordon W.
Goodbee was selected as Chair.
man of the meeting to serve in
the absence of the Chairman,
Joe N. Magee.
On motion of E. l.. Magee duly |
seconded resolution offered call.
ing primary for the nomination
Of candidate for Delegate to Con-
stitutional Convention was duly |
adopted.
Be it resolved by the Democra-
tic Executive Committee, Parish |
of Washington, Louisiana, that a
primary election be held in the
Parish of Washington for the pur-
pose OF nominating a candidate
of the Democratic Party for the
position as delegate to the Con.
stitutional Convention proposed
to be held in the State of Louisi.
ana, said primary election to be
held on November 2ud., 1920.
Be it further resolved that any
party desiring to become candl.
date for said nomination be and
is hereby required to file with the
Chairman Of this committee on or
before October 18th, 1920, a de.
claration US required by Primary
Election law of this State, shall
accompany said declaration with
a deposit of Twenty-Five Dollars,
said sum being the amount fixed
by the Democratic State Central
Committee OF this State.
Be it further resolved that the
said Primary Election shall be
held under the provisions Of the
Primary Election laws of this
State and in accordance with the
| Act of the General Assembly of
1920, being the act proposing the
holding of a Constitutional Con.
vention in Louisiana.
On motion of E. l.. Magee duly
seconded resolution offered call
ing for election of delegates from
Washington Parish to Sixth Con.
gressional District Convention to
select candidates for Delegates
, from said District to Constitution.
al Convention proposed to be held
in this State was duly adopted.
Be it resolved by the Democra.
tic Executive Committee, Parish
, of Washington, Louisiana, thai
Eight Delegates shall be selected
in this Parish at the Election held
on November End, 1920, as called
by the Democratic Executive
Committee of the State of Louisi'
ana, and as provided by Act O.
the General Assembly Of Louisi
ana, of 1920, being the Act pro-
posing to hold a Constitutions
Convention in the State of Louisi
ana, said Delegates to represent
Washington Parish at the Dis
}. trict Convention of Sixth Con.
: ggessional District.
Be it further resolved that any
person desiring to become a can.
didate for the position as a dele
roto from Wosb;,rton D,,;oL y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Nebraskan Wins After
Over Two Hours Of
Wrestling.
THOUSANDS AT MATCH
Madison Square Garden Is
Filled to Capacity; Con-
cedcs Weight.

NLW YORK. Jan 80 joe SiCch-
tr Of Nehfaylta tonight won tho
heavy weight wrestling championship
a' catch -as. cDtch.clu hy defeating
tsaJl Csiddock ut Iowa with "a body
HciNsor>' and arm lock after more
thtu two hours of wrestling
Madison square Garden v'a fllrd
~ Caraoity with th0uslrdg Of 'uthu.
a.asIc spectators. including uumuora
Uf eoidicrs and sailors Tho blue
iackCis wefo pIrtwtus ~ Stochor.
Nho had served iu their ranks Ia the
war, and the douEhboya were "root
Ing" Tor tho lowau. who had served
with thom I'm France. While t1dduCk
conceded 90 pounds IN weight iu tnn
NcuraHksn ho pat up MAGNIFICENT
batt,e and II was not untl within
five minutes nf The end that hiH up-
puncnt gained "a dociriy" advantage.
tust before the close Of the second
hour Stcuhcr secured o body Scissors
md wrist lock after taddock had
madc a supreme but futile effort 10
Obtain = hdlt Ncbun 'dddoCk
brought the spectators to their tcci
when he broke the double mold hH
htt left shoulder was barely an iurh
from no mat from the pin fail Tho
effort had however. apparently *
hauslcd him. for u moment later ne
was Rrippcd In q body "cisSora ana
1hts time both his Hhouldcrh vent 10
the mat
rho official time waa two hours.
five minutes and 30 seconds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
WILDE AND MASON MATCHED
Engiishman and American Meet Tor
Worlds Flywcight Title.

TOLEDO. ohio. Jan. 30 jimmy
wilde the British champion, ana
frankie Mason of fort Wayne, IND.
have been matched Tor l2-tound
bout In Toledo the latter part OF fcb-
ruary for the flywcight champion
ship Of the world, according 20 a
telegram received late this afternoon
from Ad Thachpr. who went to MI
waukec several days ago 10 obtain
the signature Of Wilde's manager
10 a contract
The terms OF the proposed match
were not given tn Thachcr's telegram
which read
Have written agreement signed
by Jimmy wilde to box Mason in
Toledo, ~ rounds. latter part OF
February for flywcight champion
ship o: the verdi
Thacher, who was Tex ltickard' =
assistant In promoting tho contest be
tween Jess Willard and Jack Domp-
sey In Toledo July 4, last, has been
ondcavoring to match Wilde aud
Mason several weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
FIRST WOMAN IS NAMED
Cleveland Democrats 10 Send Mrs.
Pyko ~ Delegate 10 Frisco.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan, SO
Mrs. A. II. Pyke of Lakewood, the
first woman named az "a delegate to
"a national political convention, was
busy today modostly receiving con-
gratulations from mon and women
with whom she was associated In the
long fight for equal suffrage.
Recognition Of women in this
way will mean that the women of
tho country will align themselves
with the present political parties and
not attempt to form an Independent
women's party Mrs Pyke declared.
Mrs, pyke will go TO the demo
cratic national convention In san
Francisco Az one of the delegates
from Ohio. having been endorsed by
the Cuyahoga county committee. her
election is assured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

~ which realized several thousand
dollars through their cud ~ the
gates In addition to tho financial
success Nhich attended boKiug In
the ouwWoUWcblihs governed hy
cummiAuuuH tho sport wa. highly
Hucoessful Hccords show icW uu-
satisfactory bouts. This D. due to- the
supreme authority which is vested
iu commissions which have the sole
Judgment regarding th. efforts ot "A
boy To- give his best efforts. ana
which may at any time fine ana
suspend any person connected with
tho game.
what Us 10 In the atmosphere at
tho Iuiycrulv ur Missouri that dc
vclopu Championship track men .
Roh simpson, pgobablyNIho greatest
hurilor who over wore o. track
gpikcd shoe uud now Tiger track
coach, was m" grcatCGt OF mum
her of star oiudcr path mon nt the
'HhoW me- college. IN Scholl Mig-
spuri now has what many critics.
Including Simpson himself, believe
10 be the Rrcatest dash man In the
United states
Reports from the cast indicate
that for some unknown reason a
feeling OF indifference toward the
participation of the United States
In the olympic games at Antwerp
this summer ls being Cviuccd by
Belgium Olympic officials
=
The Foreigners arc evidently tired
OF having red, whitc and blue ath-
letcs going over 10 their shores and
taking away the prizes.
When II comes to heating tho
other follows at their own game. T..
;. Ia the original candy snatchor.
Carlisle Indians once played a
crack Canadian association football
team NJ Rugby football. The Indians
won. Then they played the Canucks'
game. Aud tho Indians again won.
-
Germany knows what II In to
have the lads from the states beat
theai q, ;he:r o"a game!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
CHILLS, COLDS
FEVERISHNESS
Black-Draught Is Used by a
Virginia Lady for Colds,
Fever and Other Trouble
With Fine Results.

ROCKY MOUNT Miss Mae
Chltwood OF this place recently stat
cd Il have used Hlack.Draught for
colds and stomach trouble and GER
tatnly have found It very slusfac-
tory.
When would focl bad and fever
lsh, as though 1 was taking a fresh
cold. ! would make good cup Of
black Duught tea ana s, would soon
set me an right
/ can recommend IL as a splendid
laxative and gladly DO SO. You may
publish my statement"
When you feet chilly, tired. fever
ish, headachy and fear that you are
taking cold, take good dose OF the
old reliable. liver medicine you have
heard so much about--Thedford's 5
Black Draught II is made from
purely vegetable ingredients, acts in
a gentle, natural way. and by helping
to drive out poisonous waste matter
from your system. 1t will often, II
taken in time. prevent a chill from
developing into a cold.
Thousands OF people, during the
past 20 years, have found Black
Draught OF benefit in such cases
Try It the next time you chill OF
SneeEe.--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Phillips Quintet Takes
SeUenth Game on Trip

spceIL to Tho World
FORT WORTH, Texas, Jan. aJ..-
PHILIPS university wins another,
making soycn wins out Of nine games
by defeating Texas Christian univ.r-
city Of fort worth. Texas. The Tex
ans had uluo point lead uuul tho
lHst slk minutes when WilAe Wlhiu-
con 1ud bovi opened up. Bytirg
goals from every angle. winning tho
game from the Christians 80 to 80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
KENDALL QU!NT WINS
Orange and Black Easy Nictor- over
East Central Normal itNc---
SODrc 90 To- 10.

Overwhelming the Ea7' Central
normal basketball five ~ Ada th"
Kendall college baskctcors won an
easy victory last night 50 20 -.
Kendall took the lead from thc
first ilp.off and was never threat
Cucd.
Duuham's goal shooting and
Groves guarding featured FOR Ken
dali Roach play was the oulsiapd.
iug feature of the nor.udIs game.
The liusups.
Il IprTau tggy I.Hlf Central tltt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

Germany knows what II In to
have the lads from the states beat
,hea q, ;hc.r eva game!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

The foreigners arc evidently tired
OF having red, whito and blue ath-
letcs going over TO their shores and
taking away the prizes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
OkInhOmnn Chnscn.

KANSAS cry Mo. Jan. 30.--.C. ".
Sharp OF Woodward okla. was
elected first vice president OF the
Southwestern Lumbcrmen' associa-
tion here today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

Field goals Dunham 10, kcok =.
Grove 2 Williams ]. Balloon I. rish-
ncy g. Lamb 3. irwin 3. Roach %.
kidd sherman ! Referee Matt
son. Michigan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
MOVE Defeat. otto wallace.

ROCK ISLAND. H., Jan 30
Johnny Soyo ~ 81 raul won by a
shade over otto Wallace Of NIL
waukcc before crowd OF 900
hero last nigh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
Joe Stecher Wins Heavyweight
Mat Title From Earl CaddOck
.BspES t10wg
Br
Lori-Y Daley

NurDC ut hpt
ing siIndor th"
rulc uf - state
commission s
shown bv the 20
cent report Of Tho
Now Jersey com
mis-. IUutta 70
lnat Nrar over
$50 600 was Dc
rived from box
ing arenas .n the
sl,oCtcr state Tho
Scw Jersey rr
port Be- similar 90
that Of other
commissions OIL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31

OkMtLGEE, Okla, Jan. 80 The
Okmulgoc high school basketball
team defeated the Ada high school
team by score of As to IL in
Eumo played at the high school Gym
here tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE
Continued from page 10

mental music, readings, reoitations, dec
lamations. essays, debates, etc. An IN
teresting and profitable series OF programs
il anticipated, and the public II cordially
invited to attend these meetlngs;
Trustees of the Commons will meet TINS
evening. IL.
Louise Barber, the three-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barber, who
was burned on Saturday afternoon, died at
the Delaware hospital Wilmington, AT
7-3O clock last evening.
Yesterday ahog killing took place among
the several farmers in the vicinity oil Hed
Lion a+ the farm of MIR. and Mrs. +. n /.
Kenn at Red Lion. The largest pig
which was slaughtered weighed $40 and
was the propertv of Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp
cantata entitled Santa 3 Substitute
will be given by the members of the NJ. r.
Sunday school on Thursday evening
December 30. The first rehearsal was held
last evening.
CITY Council will meet this evening.
The members of the New Castle High
School Athletic Association at a meeting
YESTERDAY after noon made definite plans
for the organization of n basket bail team
The secretary was instructed to send
challenges to the several high schools oi
the State.
Industry Council, No. 25, Jr Order
United Mechanics, will meet this evening,
AT the close of the business the local QUOT
team will play Telegraph Council team OF
Wilmington.
classcs Yesterday began rehearslng for the
/ nlav entitled al Martins Country
| Store" which will be gwen IN the Opera
| House The date has not been selected
! This afternoon at 4 80 o clock the repre-
| serta+ives of the Delaware Water I'M
! movement Co. and the New Castle v ater
/ Co torcther with the members Of the
/ Trustees Of the Commons and CITY (oun'
oil viii meet for the purpose OF considering
the purchase Of the two water plants foi
the city. No.,
4 public meeting was held at the WI
liam street schoolhouse last Thursday
eveningunder the auspices OF the Deia"ar'
| Negro Civic League IN an effort 70 reaci
definite decision on the subject OF havinl
either two school buildings erected, on
IN the Buttonwoods and the other ~ New
Castle or else having one good grade'
building to accommodate both places
rr,,ort was first heard from the delegate
Who attended the State Convention o
Dover who we're Samuel ]. Anderson an
lanes &. David Following their report
thew were gwen q vote 81 thanks y
audience WINS ther given chance u or
russ the school situation q Ne" 1aSVl
and the Buttonwoods. Alter hearin
rcrSrt from the large number of reT
49, tatives prosaDt. unanimous vot
ras cast IN favor Of one good grade
s.hool situated between New Castle an
R,I+tonwon9 II possible, or wherever
suitable s,tecan be obtained.
y,ctrolas and records. .-Brldgewatcr
ADV
II For Rent Furnished Apartment,
rooms heat light and bath. Chase
Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
j, c,-,o.rondence i Fvory Evening

Special Correspondence to Every Evening
FIkton. Md. Dec. The funeral
of Former State Senator Frank r. Will
Hams publisher of the Cecil Wing Of
tb;s town. wh9 Aed early Saturday morn
lng at Union Hospital, took place at :
4 clock this afternoon from his country
Prantwood Farm, near Elkton. IL was
attended By people from all sections OF
this state and Delaware.
Rev. John McElmovle, pastor Of
Flkton Presbyterian Church had charge
Of the services assisted by several cleTgy-
men Of the Presbyterian Church. Inter
ment was made ii Bethel cemetery.
Ross Perkins. aged IS years, Of North
Fast. while preparing 70 60 duck shooting
with George AIcHenry, fell dead from
heart trouble as he stepped aboard his
boat On North East river, yesterday.
The Tolchester Steamboat Co, whose
line runs between Baltimore, Havre
de Grace and Port Deposit, announces
Suspension Of operations for the winter
| on Friday next
The committee in charge Of the pro-
| posed memorial u the Cecil county sol
I dlers and sailors who served in the wal
/ reD0rts about s. 300 subscribed, and Z
I monument c sing $500 will be erected
+ on the court house square N klkton dur
\ ing the coming year.
4 Miss JunkiCs. superintendent at OnloI
\ Hosnital. Flkton, has rendered her reslg
/ nation. effective December 10, and VII
return 70 her home IN Baltimore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
NEW CHARTERS.

~urcial Correspondence 10 Every Evening
Dover. Dec. 7.-CharteTs wete tled
h,re. Yesterday. as follows
american Steam Truck Co, Whining
ION. Del: capital So, 900, ono
Cocoa Products Co. OF America, New
York City; 81 900, 600
Vulcweld Rubber Co. Wilmington,
Del 81 900, 900.
Matthews Co. Wilmington, Del; 81
O0nOO0
MaeDonald Steam Automotive Cor
poratlon. Pittsburg Pa; S500O00.
IoeSting * Schilling Co, Wilmington
Del $500, 900.
Dur-Hut Transportation Co, Whining
ton. Del, S450000.
D. r. Hoffman Tire and Rubber Co.
Wilmington Del $500. 600
Reliance Production Corporation. " IL
mlngton. Del 100000.
Harry II Diamond Oil Co, Holden
vile, Okla. 100000.
Grace Smokeless Coal Co, Wilmington
Del 100000
Flexi File Corporation, Wilmington
Del 100000.
Keller-LaInberson OIL Co. Wilmington
Del. $4,000
Pebples Progressive Co. chain stores
Wilmington Del 500, 600
Filrn-Merit Corporation, Wilmington
Del. 100000.
General Properties Corporation, Phila
delphia. Pa; 100000.
Sanart Co. Philadelphia, Pa; 500 600
Staten Island Riding Academy, Inc
Wilmington, Del; $4,000.
Cameron Furnace Co, Wilmington
Del $50. 600
Schoolev OIL and Gas Co. Wilmington
Del; $4,000.
Rockhurst Coal Co. Williamsburg Pa
$1,000.
increase in capital Of Kilvindtor Cor
poration. Detroit, Mich, from 5000. 900 t
81 600. GOO; Partola Oil Co. New EOTi
Citv. sl50.0O0 to S500.000. Middleton
Farms. Inc. Middletown, Del, $780, o.
10 $500 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
FINANCIAL NOTES.

l,hn NJ Willvs has announced that
.,-soca Earl Vice-preSIdent IN charge
,D,,rat,ous al Overland has resigned.
n. I, succeeded by Charles B. Wilson,
Is Pontiac.
an tie world IS riding in American
.,unbiles Il has demanded them at
IS, rate of 81 600 600 a day during the
.sr winch ends with this month NJ
.-,l value II automobiles and accessories
.norred from the United States IN the
,icndar wear 1920 viii approximate. says
81, National City Bank q New orh.
sos. 900. 600
There has been increased activity IN
mon oil ~ Delaware on reports 81 I'M
,.,rt,nt developments, The COMPANY
,vns an interest in the | Mon 0fl +" II
alfornia and reports have had i that
he Delaware company haS been incTeas-
ny lis holdings in the Cailtornla COM
psnv which i one u the largest producers
II that STATE
wav has placed orde-s. for Ilu1u 'oiis
IL IG0-noilnd steel rails 10 81 apphei
a-ains- is allotment for 1921 On the
81 400 tons which have been ordered.
I, Ono viii come from the Carnegie Steel
90. and $1,000 from the Bethlehem Sfeei
Co.
Americas great task said Willis
Booth. s. vice-presideut Of the Guaranty
Trust Company Of New ork- If e ASSIST
other nations 10 a position where they
can resume production and distribution oi
the products with which n other daEs
thew paid for imports from this country
We have the food and raw materials ant
machinery which the remainder oi tht
world and particularly Europe urge y
r.eeds And We have also the foundation
for such an extension of credit As VIII alone
make the purchase Of these Requirements
possible
There Is every reason 10 believe tha'
independent steel merger negotiations WI
he taken UP next yeaT including Bethle-
rem Steel Midvale Steel and Lackawanni
~teel. A merger would result ln heaT!
-eductio1. In costs and there are certain
r.dependentS who realize that somethm
VII have 10 he doIe - compete sue
ccssfullv with the Steel Corporation
lew costs This year negotiations Wer
suspended Oh account Of tie TACT tina
basis OF exchange could not be agree
,.ppr. Now that the shares OF the varou
-teeI companies have dropped to new
.sN records. many obstacles - q success
ll conclusion OF . merger have been Te
moved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Dec = Mrs Walter l. Grier
entertained the South Milford Bridge
Club at her home in South Milford, FRIDAY
night.
Mrs. Thad Windsor entertained =
party at cards Mt the Hotel Windsor,
Saturday evening
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Of Wilmington
has been visiting At Christ Church Rec
tory, guest Of Rev and Mrs. Thomas '.
Wmgate.
Edward W Pyle, Of Wilmington spent
the weekend here, guest Of Christopher
Naisches and family
Mr. dc Trey Of Zurich, Switzerland
is here visiting DIR and Mrs. G. Layton
GrIer
William B. Pratt a former resident o.
Milford, now Of Fargo, \ d, IS visiting
here at the homo Of his mother, Mrs
| Nathan Pratt MIR Pratt, who had not
| been in Milford for many years. has Just
returned from o trip 70 Europe ant
| Australia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, L 60 IA business
meeting Of the Century Club was held
Yesterday afternoon NJ the home Of the
president, Mrs Ray Cofer.
Joseph Gam Of St Georges left yester-
dav for week : visit in Philadelphia.
Charles Heathers. who fractured hrs
ankle several days ago, Is SO improved
that he viii resume his duties ut the
Bethlehem loading plant, near New
Castle, this week
The powerboat Summers, with barge
in tow loaded with automobiles from New
York to Baltimore, passed through the
canal. Yesterday; also, barges Celestlne
McNallv and James j. NcNally, loaded
with copper cinders from Baltimore TO
Philadelphia; barge Joseph [. Pierson
loaded with pulpwood, from Baltimore to
Philadelphia, in tow OF tug Columbia
barges G. G. Bennett, Alex J. Gibson and
William B Blades, loaded with lumber,
from New Be7ne, y G., TO Philadelphia
Lvcoming. loaded with pine logs, from
Virginia TO Philadelphia, In tow OF tug
James J. McNallv.
George Hildebrand. employed on the
trolley line. has been Ill at his home here
for the past week
Mrs. Hallabeeb Of Baltimore is Will
! her son, Benjamin Ninton, who IS seriously
/ i'll in Delaware Hospital with pneumonia
George Bowen formerly resident o
this plaoe. was taken serlosly i'll in Salem
\. j., last week and was sent to tn
hospital in that city He will be brough
70 his home in New Castle
DR.. and Mrs f. II Lenderman an
son. Harvey. Of Wilmington, are bein
entertained IT the home Of Mrs. Henr
Winchester. on Clinton street
The p T. Church will hold bazaar an
Christmas sale. tomorrow, for the benet
/ ~ the churrI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

pRESI.IN Suddenly. in this city on De
cenlbcr Q. 1920. Charles Breshn. aseo
As years - 49,,
- S'I11.raI from the residence Of his mo Other
30 : Bro0ue street, on Friday morning
1.a,nhrr ~ solemn requiem mass a st
ii,,it,aIetb-s Church Interment at Holy
Ea+niI, cemetery. New Philadelphia, Pa
please omit flowers.
DALEY In this city on December O. 1870
Martin Daley.
DtItston No G A O. II are invited tt
!, ,ta,11 The funeral from his late residence
a. n Van Ruren street on Friday morning
Toccr,ber N al Q o'clock Solemn requiem
mass al st Paul's Church. Intermeht a
Cathedral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
,ET\A EXPLOSIVES PLAN.
Hercules Powder Offers to Buy a5@ ooo
shares Of Common.

roticc 10 stockholders OF the Aetna
I>plcsivcs Company announcing that
~ ba,c received M agreement from
~ Hercules Powder Company to puT-
m Icr certain conditions 432'no
IS If Aetna Explosives common
i, / far $40 share II cash end = 4
Hercules per cent lt'IS,af,, Is,iLa
!, that amount all Of the cash and
- ~ ,bo uerc,,lcs stock will he paid
.rrrhatelv on consunmauon 81 'hr
md the remaipdcrof the stock VII
+. held in escrow for aNhoin I'ei''''
yesr. pending the sc,;lcmeI q Gel
cortir gent liabilities. tor Whieh
uan.00O OF Govtumcat hords and ap-
Is mately S25o.oo0 Of other assets ere
i apart and must be exhausted ofioi'
s,. .,crow stock can be cncroachcd.