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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
THREE ACCUSED OF
COHEN STORE ROBBERY
All Are Negroes Two Of Them
Having Been Arrested IN
Philadelphia.

Three Negroes, charged with robbing
the clothing store Of fiyman Cohen: l03
West Front street, were ordered held ~
bail for trial in General Sesslgna nt their
arraipnment before Judge Hastings IN
Municipal Court today. The mon are
Charles Landnm. Cornelius Cunningham
aud Martin T., Watson, and bail "as
fixed at $500 for Landrnn, and sl,WD
each for the latter two
They are believed 10 have robbed the
Cohen store 0f $500 worth Of ahocR and
$500 worth of trousers The store was
broken into and robbed early Wednesday
morning.
Cunningham and Watson were brought
here from Philadelphia bv Detectives
James G. Riley and Elijah johnson.
Wztson wns convicted of fnanslaiighter
about eight years ngo and served SIX
years nj the workhrusc.
I.andrurn was arrested with six paira
| Of trousers in his possession. He declare
| todny that the trousers had been gwen
| him by man named Williams. Two
| trunks containing more Of the stolen
goods were taken to the Pennsylvanih
station md shipped ~ Philadeiphla
The taxicab driver who transported the
goods Identified Cunningham and Wat
son in court although both men say they
can prove thev were not IN Wilrnngthf
at the time the robbery was committed
| The goods were recovered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
BISHOP W.T.. NJ 'OOWELL
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
The Methodists Will Meet at Cris.
field, Md. From March 80
to April 4.

The Board Of Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, whose sein annno
meeting is being held il Atlant'c { -,
\ ! has fixed "Wednesday. March ~
1921 for the opening af tho BID annnnl
session of the Wilmington 6onf"retro,
which viii continue until Monday. Aprll
4 and has asglgned Bishop William :
Mcdowell II " ashinEtor. - e. To pre-.
a,de The conference will meet IN lnlnanuei
Church Crisfield. Md Of which ksv
John |, Johnson IS pastor Bishop Nc
Dovcn hps presided over the conference,
on three previous occasions at seainr,i
in 1917. al Cheetertown. Md. ~ WV
and IN Wilmington eight mouths ago
And has charge Of the Washington nr' .
which includes the Wilmington 'elferehcf
terrstor, The conference met ~ RS
feld IN lsS7. 1909 and 1913
plehop Joseph + berry Of Philadelphia
viii preside over tho Delaware Conference
composed of Negroes. whose annual aes
SION viii he held 1t Salisbury. Md tr"ii
March - e. April
Because next Easter comes ~ the in'd
dc Of March. when the churches will hay'
special services and the paetorH desir" L
occupy their pulrlts. both conference
will assemble later than usual
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
STOCK MARKET HAS
ANOTHER WEAK DAY
Shippings and Oils Meet With Re
verses; Crucible Steel
Down S Points.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

nv ArEDCtateu frfSh w AN''s
New York. Nov 26.--{Wsll street,
10 10 n. m Favorite issues recorded
variable gains at the opening OF today
stock market, the movement donotins
further short covering Within the first
hnlf hour. however. n sharp reversal set
in. especial weakness being shown by
shippings and oils. Atlantic Gull and
Mexican Petroleum lost 3 points each,
Royal Dutch 2, Baldwin Locomotive
and canadian Pacific and st Paul large
fractions. Initial gains III Reading
Northern Pacific, u. = lSteei, Bethlehem
Steel and American Sugar, were forfeited
Exchange on London and other foreign
cepters was heavy.
Noon Mexican Petroleum and Cruci-
BILE Steel suffered extreme losses OF ! !
polnts in the early reaction, United frui'
fell > and Royal Dutch, Pan Americen
and Houston Oil to 21a. Baldwin lost
. points, Nirginia-C Carollna Chemical
3. International Paper 3i2 end NanadIunl
and Iackawanna Stecls p, ha'S ,oi,
lowed the general trend for tune bu'
strengthened when buying OF Atchison
! Norfolk & Western, Southern facihcr
| New York Cent rnl and Rock Island Ell
| fected actuel gai ns Of 20 9ls poirt,s
| American Wooden wes first among th'
spccialtics to revive and Pittaburg q
| West Virginia enhanced "Wednesday
substantial gam on dividend rutn"rS
Call money opened and renewed INTO neN'
week at & per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
NEWS BY WIRELESS.
This Advantage May be Enjoyed by
Farmers of Delaware.

Provided the Delaware Farm Bureau,
which hoLds lis annual meeting IN this
CITY Mover Ipber 80 at the Lamhros' takes
soroe definite action. Delaware farmers may
be receiving the very latest market news
and a general summary Of market condl-
tions throughout the country by wireless
The Bureau of Markets of the DePart-
ment Of Agriculture has announced that
preparations are being made 10 send these
reports to al points within 200-mlle "a,
dius Of Washington Delaware comes we'll
within the district defined hut as yet no
preparations have been made by farmers
of this State 10 benefit by the innovation.
The service will start on December -.
In MARYLAND and Virginia steps have
been taken by the State grangers to secure
the fullest possible benefit from the seFy-
zee. Privately owned amateur wireless
receiving apparatus wall he asked 20 co
operate. All owners of machines are al
lowed to receive and transmit the mes
GagcS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
FUNERAL or PROF. BERLIN.
Services Held This Afternoon nj FIRST
Central Church.

The funeral of Prof. II A. Berlin. late
nriucipal of the High School, took place
this afternoon SERVICES we're held o.
Flfa-C Central Presbyterian Church and
we're largely attended The Board ~
Education. nearly all city teachers and
many students and alumni attended.
John HAYES, Jr., Alvin Allen, Robert
Wier. IT,, Joseph Fairbanks, Henry
Foulk and JONES T Chandler, Jr former
students Of The High 5chool, WiIl serve
M active pnlbearers, and John =. Grohe,
C,eorge +, Dlckcrson. Fl VI Schneider,
Dr Thomas O. Cooper, John }. Hayes,
Professor Clifford j. Scott, Judge William
\. Prickett. George y Barrett ~
Thomas and Professor ] + Jones vii be
honorary palbeaTers.
Numerous floral tribute VIII include
a sprny Of chrysanthcmuns from The
Board of Public Education and 9iankst
of roses from the High School teachers
4 special meeting of the BOARD Of
Ed,,cetion waa held "Wednesday night
| - take action on Professor Berllrs death,
| and on a motion made by Walfr >
| Camnlyell. it. was dccldfd the hoard
a,o,,ld attend the funeral -ir a body y
| committee was appojatcd eornpn~'d u
| Dr Thomas q Cooper. lJr. ConWrli
/ pauton aud 5upcrintendeut Clbiprd )
! scott, 10 draw up set of rospiI'ions 70 -
,.rcae,,ted ~ tl,c aert meeting ~ the h0ard
irving fn the death # rr,f Berlin, the
| faculty tea which was 70 have teen gyen
:, tbe cb,h room (.y the Friendship Club
tn Y ~ q s % Noadav. NovcIn
Der %, hns been postponed :" ? later
date. The Fncrdship hub is oHInGtasi
of the girls of 'hc freshman olaa' p fhe
Wilmington High school
The faculty of The High School nclf 2
meeting ~ Wednesday afternoon a,d
adopted resolutions on -" d"1ih
Prot Berlil
Rev Iosiah rawf0rd. . iorrDer pas'f
If Central Presbyterian Churrh. Till u
friate ut The funeral ard Reg Z
Trapnau. rector of = tr3rnw Epscnpa
Church wIl a.. laferm"1t ~i.i =
T. Wilmington ard Brat lew cfn"'"r,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS

The New Castle County Board Of As
nassment reports transfers ri rural real
estate rs follows
Land at Townsend, Nv Henry A Hart 70
Jerome u Niles for 1851
Land in Blackhrd hundred by John G
David - Alexander Vrag. for 81, 100.
Land IN Brandywine hundred, by Sarah
T.. Bigger 10 Lille OrT Hadfev, for 1000
Lind nj Riverside. nv Albert w Pnsev
t. Henry ] Pollard. for s2, 300.
Land nj New Castle. bv William l.
Gchhsrt 70 John VI Foster, for 81 800
Land in OAK Grove. ~ Henry r Jonee
Ia Marie Phillips for 81 000
Land nj Newark ~ David G Rose -
George Y Wagner for 81 2Fl
Land NJ Montroge, BY Elizabeth g
Boyi t. Ce1enus r Willis for s225
E.a9d II Chr.sfiaaa hundred. fy Nada
spa II Elliott 10 Garter BALDWIN, Tor
s2.6o0
Lani on Holloway Terrace ~ Y liam
u Svcerey tn Alfred VI klabe for sy75
Land ~ BoIvidere. hy the Newpor,
Land and Inveeftneaf q - ioe'nhlnc p
Driggess for 500
i Land AZ 81 C,rorpe7 bv Mary ~honle z
1 Alfred $ Hughes for 5000
i lard on (laymnrt Heights. ~ Ar,
i tori Zleliuski to William Kul"sza, 20
+ $3.50
Land ~ Ncw Castle, hv The De"me
STEEL Costing % t. (;lnvito Offavaui
i for s225
Land n Delaware CITY. hv John Nc
cue 10 Laura ] Fender FIR the nomT
spn of IS
Tnnd on CIavmort addition ~ II
Pcnnsvlyauia & Delaware Dcveiopmer
Corporation tn CdovanrI Cotoidi ar
John Nlckole. for tie -1nlr Al znm q :
! sact
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
CUT THIS OUT
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR O.
TARRH CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
AND HEAD NOISES

r. YOU know 0f some one who ls troubled
with Catarrhal Deafness hcad nolsea ~
ordinary catarrh cut out this formula and
hand II - them and vou met rave .4en
he means 81 saving -0rn" Horr -ufnrr
aerhars from total 4eafncs- ID frv. r1
scientists for 4 iong tiule pa-t sare rrrng-
plzed that catarrh j. constitutional
disease and necessarily requires consr,-
tutlona treatment
SPRAYS lrhalprs and nose Ioucres arr
liable n rritate the deIlrate ~ .a-r1Vr7
and force the disease nto nc micdle ar
Rhch frequently means to'ai leaiues-
,,r e!se he disease NAV ~ driven Iowr
the AR passages towards The unGs. uhlra
i equally - dangerous The following
formula which - uaed extenaye!r p tne
damp English climate Is a constitution
treatment and should prove -~pccia.f
efficaciolIs to sufferers here who i've under
more favorable climate conditions
secure from -nur druggist .noe p
Parrnnt double strength AXE le
home and add "a i /. pint q a9f water
and a little grauulated sugar lr I.ta
dissolved Take one tablespoonful '-
times day This nn. tIten onnz .4.cS
+ relief from distressing mead Aols'-. lag.- =
nostrlls should open. reataIng acc me
easy and hearing improve - -le nraU-
nation IN fhe eiIstachian -QDe- -e-
duced. Pamlnt used tits Nav -cts
directlv upon the 5.ood anu mucous -Ir-
faces 0f the qvstem .ad mas i tonic acton
hat helps 70 obtain tae lesired -t7-,-l =
The preparation - EASY - UaAe .t.rt Y
nftIe ana : pleasant 70 rake. EverE orr
7on who mas cataTTn 5r mead Do.ses " Z
nard Of hearing should give his real
rnent = trlal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
URRAN REALTY TRANSFERS.

New owners for Wilmington real estate
as given by transfeTs recentlY recorded
include
Fourth street. 1927 West. Nicola
De yi~gllio from Agnes Hahtead, $4,000
Sycamore street west of Broome.
Frances A RvbIenska from William 4.
Hclloran 50 800
Tatnell street. southeast corner Ienth
street I.abor Temple BuiIdtnx Asa. :
clation from Memoirs Investment Co,
$50 900
Tfirfeenrh street. l204-I206 West.
AdrlanA FIdeh from Philip lompoiskv
g. 900
HARRISON street. southeast corner Co
l,iInbla avenue. Theodore JoachImousk
from Sofia kreiewskl, 5000.
CLAYTON street. north OF Fourteenth
street Elizabeth Manning from HartleS
c. Powell. s7.To0
Madison street. northeast corner Thlr
tleth street. Alice FAIRIES from Harry A
Afundorf s. 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
.FAvORS ABOLITION Of
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
Senator Mccormick Has Plans Tor
Creation Of Two in It's
Place.

Washington. Nov % 6-Abolition Of
the department Of interior, creation OF
+wo rev departments, one to be known
as The Department Of Public v orks and
the other as the Department II Public
Welfare. and ereral recognition ot other
governmental departments, is proposed
F. a bin prepared by Senator McCormick.
ReDubhcan. Ilhaois. for Introduction Of
the comirg session of Congress 4 state,
mcnt issued today from his office sand
that while the blll would be introduced
on the opening day Of the iext session;
acton on j, probably would be deferred
until after the Inauguration OF President
elect Harding.
The proposed Department Of Pubi,c,
Works under the bill would include all
important engineering and building
services Of the government The Depart
ment Of Public " elfare as outilt ed IN the
blU would include various welfare ageh-
cics OF the government.
The Department Of Commerce would
be enlarged SO as TO increase It's usefulness
/ TO bust, ess
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
p r. R. Track Improvement.

Figures Just compiled by the Pennsyl-
wanna railroad CO. show that the work of
replacing l00-pound rails IN main hne
tracks With rails weighing l25 and l30
pounds 10 the yard. had advanced on
October !. to q point where # per ce!-t u
the mann line trackage IN the New York,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, MAry land and
Middle divisions and st the Philadelphla
terminal hat. been equipped with the ne"
and heavier rails The total main ilne track
age N these divisions is 1872 miles and
he replaceIueuts with heavy rails now
cover 7O5 / miles II the New York
Division alone. l66 u the 293,5 miles Of
main hne track. OF 81 per cent, has been
laid with the l25 and $50 pound rails.
Ia the Philadelphia terminal The rev rails
total 469 miles cut Of 65.6 miles, OF
4 per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
NATIONAL PROPERTIES
SETTLEMENT REACHED
Roh,nson Committee Will Accept
the Terms of the Reorganiza-
ton Plan.

ps,,,,de,uh,n. Nov 70. Settlement mas
- to hv which the Robinson
,,',,,,,,ttee of rationai properties o"'o-
holders will accept the terms oil the re-
',;,at,on ulan promulgated by the
urnJ,lnh committee, following hego,,
''.,s',,s ,hat have ended III a SUCCESSFUL
c,,cnne of The controversy
Asa part of the agreement tn1 ne t"''nI,
-. aholders' committee Will bs re-
.,,,I,,rsed for It's expenses and VIII nav
.,,v,..,,,at,v, ON the American Railways
~ hoard ~ directors ss wen ~ tne
Raodolnh committee w. I'e ooii''9
b,,e heen marked with Sur pSyme'" ~
= mad. they will Toe returned !" mio0'iCy
h,l.lers This will rot prevent them t'Ntr
.,ch further action AZ they lndlNluuhiiy
,,.V care to. hut the committee mas WIN
lr,wn all opposition to the rc0rgttpat"'h
MA, which will procecd to compie.loh,
Confirmation of the sale oi the Amie' ,i
rso RAILWAYS Go. stock coiia'eIsi WIN 'lp'
H., further opVosed bv the minority 'oi"
n,ttrc when the matter comes up ~ '',o
lt,,,,,.d States District Court IN Winhi;R
- snd the bankruptcy proceedings oy
vii AIS, he withdrawn Notl'e 10 @ii
s., has hecu sent To minority bohu-
hold-r~ National
- l.ttcr 10 minority Nauonai
prnf,ertls's bondholdfiS'
,.rrrnulltter caNS - conn.
,sNxhI, the court permitted your com
,,,... :, intervene and become par FS
a. IN. nr,,ceedings with leave 20 III" "
.ct,ons to the Confirmation oil ule SAN,
-, s~,r,rnitt4s, ~ not SaGgulnc 'hsb II
IN -. ,ble permanently to prevent ln'
..Ic and thev find 1t Impossible 10 oeNH,'
- Effective hnancil plan under "nioi
oomni,t.s, mav bccorne the Puf
.has.-x ~ the stock IN your interest heS
,hercforp. confronted with thc pos
,ha, ,V,,, Il the sale already nah'
,o,,,d NOT ~, confirmed, the ~toc% WIN III .
-..,r f,,turp ~, sold for sman dgAre
,h, l,.dholdcrs who do not ('al
- II the purchase {" re'>Ave th'i'
-. sha-e ~ the net proceeds OF IN
l., s,eb o,,s. the amount pad %
..,.,., n each bond would be negliglhif
.et,.. ,l,,m.t,, result of tins agreemen
-. 81 the bnndholderS "h" 49, :, :,
,,tt them in he same puNlti"'
.ca they would have been ha', 80
ths Elst Instance dep"slted theii uo4t ~
me Randolph committee anu VIZ
arlhss expense {" them. ahu 1"
t.,r thereto. all place n inc pos1u ~
p american Railways -
r.yc chosen by this c"hii'it. :. =
.NI,-cs~ purpose "' i9oAuk g. -
t-.ts ~ those h"ndh"ideIS
II. fei their bonds VIII ~
sn,ot..s DcposItnrs of this commute mn =
rat approve Of this plan VIII nav
90, II Withdrawing theH oou'
cxr,enSe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
YOUR MEDICINE i .. h.

NIrs. Chas. Rule. View DlgpRs. " IS.
writes. Your nedIciEs IS -. Z. ,hluk
Folavs Houey and Tar : tbs h-SJ i5r
coughs. | think your medicine IS al YOU
~ i is. snow / would uever 5e without
i You may Use my came roisy :
Honey ana Tar acts quickly, .hscks
coughs, colds and Group, cuts he phiegsa
1peas ar passages and alSys .rntauon.
II stops sleep-disturbng coughing Il
night. Children ike It. Coz Calns ~
o.Iates. y. 3. Daaforth Market < So
and streets Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
TO REDUCE DANGEROUS
IARIC0SE VEINS

ue,,e. t.fatt swollen veins or lunches.
..no ..t5at qu.,i they reach the burn
~ ,r.. 0t,c, means much suffering and
-. t-t t4. aouId at once secure from
- -.l..f .tt.tSt two-0unce original
hSttlt ~ 'tGoHt LHletelu W NNii
.rengtl
E, usIug th.s powerful yet harmless ger
,,trld~ Irratfnrrt Improvement is noticed
II ! f.s 4a,s and IS its regular use swollen
se,rs Wtf r..t n " their normal size, and
s,,f5.r,,- E m cease 10 worry. MOOne's Elmer
- III. ,4rmert Is used by physicians and
10 mort tals and y guafah teed ~ d0~oiAi
ulsh r. s>ult~ or money returned
m reduce al Kinds OF enlarged glands
49, Eens and is used exclusively ia
a trg. fartories as an unfailing first
M to thr injured antisepuC Generous
~ -ecsfDf ~ IL cents silver or
i,t.,...ftonal Laboratories Roch
Your ,lrugVist or y b. Dan
= al cAn supply you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
A,LwAY STOSh SAIL
~ a. , lion Being Made II WIN DC
confirmed by TIE Court

- e. 4, ZION BgtnG 4Naddt -
(nnhrmcd BY the Court
.3.,.,,,, uere offered this morning
- t,,.J Stats District Court 20 the
~ t',,...,,,,, a the sale Tor s265,oOO
- Il III s,jO shsnes Of common stock
n. \,n,rcan Railways Co, pledged
.,r,ty ~ the National Properties
= 81 ,yl1rh interest had been dciAulted'
49, t.,ok nlece here on November >
A. -, as decree Is prepared, ana
.,.r-.,.ad +, the court the sale VIII ne
u3ic,,ls.1 confirmed.
Th. III, ?, n,a IS bssed on the buying
- - !,.,Ies " the hondhoiders.
+, 1.r~ro. i ,i.at 100000 has already
,-e,. cash, which viii he
i. moe, the legal expenses ard
"a. immediate obligations, and
tc r,e.,dcr 81 the purchase prlce
"a S, + before lie end Of the year
- VA. Bavard Of Philadelphis
s.. al. bo.dlo.iers commit tees
-. -..,e... = tl.- morning. RoIer1
ir,,y GRAY, F. de Il
Ill, tterthwaite, repre-
other interests, were alsf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
ooL,N,x CONVERTIBLE NOTES.
VAR 81, Being Issued TO Stockholders OF
M. tOTpOTatiOn.

S.-o.a.,aer~ j. Goodwin Pictures Cor
o-.-,o. re- ~ Ivt,g warrants issued by
IS. -.,io- of right 10 subscribe TO
a.4 rs.I cot convertible notes,
.r.ttt The notes are beng
...,.t i. ~ rer cent Of their face value
-. t pr.v!rcc OF conversion into
,.,,p tr-f>. c.r1lacates representing stock
~ the Co,por4ilon IL ST % per share.
TIs So. ,ne result of recommenda~
-, - ..,,,,nitt.-, 81 the board of di-
,.c,ors .n,.o,. I'D 10 evolve q plan tc
-. '.r..ar,tlar efficient ca4h CAPT
.aI,, e.rr plan and to effect al
,..,., r. J.rf az ts business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PlASIERS
Musterole Works Without the
Blister Easier, Quicker

There's 10 sense in mixing mess
of mustard, flour and water when YOU
can easily relieve pain, soreness or still
ness with a little clean, white MusterolS
Musterole is made of pure oil
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form of the presens
white ointment. It takes the place OF
mustard piasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
rom sore throat, bronchitis, tonsiIitis.
roup. stiff neck, asthma neuralgia
headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma-
tisln, lunbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints. sprains, sore muscles
bruises. chilblains frosted feet, colds OF
the chest lit often prevents spneumoniaN
$50 and 65c jars; hospital size IS 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reuorted Daily al Noon by Laird & Co.,
du Pont Building.
TESTIMONIAL SHOOT.
To be Held Tomorrow at Bellevue for
{. ThoFDP Martin

The trapshooting fraternity d thus
city viii be pleased to learn that G.
Thorpe Martin is in town for the holidays,
and that the Wilmla gton Trapshooting
Association will hold , testimonial shoot
for him tomorrow Afternoon II Bellevue.
Special trophies will be shot for in this
particular event.
In addition to this, the final contest for
the G. W Phellis trophy viii be shot for,
also the final contest for Class D cup.
These contsets win prove very interestilg
and well worth seeing
TO cap the big times, 2 ffty-h1lrd
handicap race for a beautiful sterling
trophy Will be shot oil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
school Children Remember Hospital.

Pupils Of School No >, Eighth and
Wollaston Streets, on Wednesday sent
= Thaazsgiying donation. through the
nrircin0i Miss Clara Mendenhall, to
he patients ot the Physicians and Sur
geors Hospital Apples, potatoes, Jelly
Tomatoes NUNS corn, rice and pop corn
n generous quantities were contributed
by the school children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
o. lETAks ALL RECORDS.
ta.h - nds for This Year Make
Hirh Mark.

~o> 26. Standard Oil
lis vear have set 4 new
- ueu beyond the pre-
=. ,et IL 1918 4 comparl-
.,,lae. +. for 1913, 1919 and
:, ~. i4I3. SlO7 .795. .361; 1919,
st-.,4S 1Ss % Sll5,22O, $50.
.a-e......r. + ,he Increase was due 70
me. = 81 more tEaL S!o.OOG'ooo oH
"a issues OF preferred stocks.
.l....X .rcords for the last nlne
eur, to stockholders as
.6 .,-v,nents. SSO7. .725, 565;
- .f.y.dends. S2S8, 900. 900
,a,5- - - ses 8, par, 1921, 400, 600
,,,I +n@.,... u retLrns to stock
ia +. placcd at more than {
II dalL.r~ if stock gwen q
.g.Ire. Al ite current estl
u.a,. ed Of par.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
At the Workhou q.

Ladies of he Chrisfan Science huroh
nave provided an entertainment tor th'
prsorerH at tie workhousa 'nl@ a'teraop-
according ~ Wardna Piummer Ior1or
row afternoon evea ng"hs'ic @Trvc' 9"l
10 held bv the Mr. omb-f iesa nartT
under the direction II Rev J. iluh-
bard of s. Paul's NJ y Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
Joyce FECKER.

Miss Sophie {. Fecker, daughter Of Mr.
ard Mrs Lucas Feekrr and Francis ].
.Toyce Il tins city were married " edEesday
evening at clock in Sacred HeaTt
Cathedral by Father Leonard. The couple
we're attended by Miss Francis hautf
cousin Of the bride and William Joyce,
brother Of the groom
After reception at the home Of the
bride the couple left for trip south eX-
,endirg as far as Key West, Fla. On
theiT return after December Is they will
reside al lsO6 Spruce street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
Notice.

All members Of all councils Of the
Iunior Order. United American Me
chanics. and the Daughters Of America
are requested to meet at the hall, 907
Tatnali street, Sunday November %, at
6.45 p IN for the purpose Of attending
Thanksgiving service at Wesley NJ I.
Church Church committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
harrcd With Non-Support.

afgea WITH on-support Paul } Riley
~ arrested Yesterday by Police Officer
WIa..l s Hyr,on Riley IS 20 year. old
..rd H. p,sa married only a short while
i, Is alleged nc deserted his wife shortly
after tho uiaIriagn
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morning, foieft fteNAfi, "a tfif
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Delaware Represented at q. Of Va

Charlottesville, Va, Nov %. Angus
B. Echols of Wilmington, Del, chairman
Of the University Of Virginia Centennial
Endowment Fund, represented that state
Yesterday at the opening Of the speciai
THANKSGIVING celebration here,
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WEDDINGS.
pAI.AfFR HR.

Mis-. Lcona Mary Fuhr. daughter Il
Mr. and Mrs William II Fuhr and
Clarence Burton Palmer, = this CITY
,,.nr,. ynorr'ei Il lie hotne 81 the hrtle.s
parents. 623 East Tventv-second st'
W..4,cs.lav pIcht Rev High Ado.
4 prark-EN N +. Church. performed
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Princeton Fund Now ss.222. 1859.

According 10 : report presented 3Y
Henry r Thompson Of this city, char
man OF the Princeton Extenslon FUND,
IS 222. l66. 50 had been subscribed and
S3. .543. -Q7 % been paid IN