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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12

MARINE TERMINAL WORK.
Advisory Beard tS Visit Wilmington
Next Saturday

B. r. Cresson. Jr. OF New York, con :
snlting engineer OF the technical ad =
yisory committee OF the Hsrbor Board
attended special meeting III the
board Saturday afternoon. Following
discussion OF che progress Of the
work on the Wilmington Marine Ter
minals, at tpe mouth of the Christiana
river, IL WAS unanimously decided 10
have the three members OF the New
York advisory board visit Wilmington
next Saturday.
During the conference last satur-
day afternoon tentative plans OF the
table Of organizations were mapped
out BY MIR. Cresson. A table OF organ
fznfion, II was agreed. was of vital
importance. owing t. the various
branches which viii function during
the construction of the harbor pro-
Ject.
To-day. In the Harbor Board office,
Charles IT. Cant. secretary. had all
ready started on the table Of orga MIA
tion. The various functioning bodies
comprises: Harbor Board Office
Board Of Harbor Commissioner. Sec
retary, resident engineer. assistant
engineer, technical advisory board.
secretary Of commissioners. office boy
and telephone, chauffeur and messen-
ger, stenographer and flies and two
clerks
Funetioning units from the field
Office on the Lobdell tract win include (:
Chief inspector, office engineer and
draughtsman, two foundation inspec-
tors. one grading and track Inspector.
sewer drain and veater line ir,apcrtor
two instrument men, two rodmen. four
chainmen, one stenographer, messer-
ger. telephone boy. recorder and Es-
tinator draughtsrnan, and one tenn
porary house building inspector.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
WILL NOT PLAY.
French Tennis Marvel Halted by H.
ness at Crescent Club.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Sept. 12.-Doubt that
Mile. Suzanne Denglen would play
tennis in this eountry again this sea-
son, was expressed by her friends to-
day in commenting on the illness
which forced her to stop playing at
the Crescent Athletic Club yesterday
after losing one set in an exhibition
doubles match.
She was to have met Mrs. MolIa
Bjurstedt Mallory again next Friday
at Philadelphia. This match has been
definitely cancelled.
A. r. Joannis. vice-president of the
French Tennis Federation, who ac-
companfed Mile. Lenglen to this conn
try, said 1T would be difficult TO in
cuce her to return to France without
meeting Mrs. Mallory again, but that
IL was doubtful that she would be able
tc regain her health in time to play
a match of such Importance.
Suzanne is not a gutter" he said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
RACING PROGRAM
PROVES SUCCESS
Plan Used at Fair Last Week
so Successful That it Will be
Used Next Year.

The "three heats n race and each
heat a race" plan used at the Della
ware State Fair last week was SO
successful that the system will be
used again next year. The added-en-
trance-money plan also helped swell
the purses to the entire satisfaction
OF the horsemen.
Fast time was recorded in the vari-
Gus events on the program, and no
fewer than nine trotters and six
PAGERS acquired new records during
the week, and of that number, two
trotters and two PAGERS took their
initial marks.
The following trotters took new
records at the Wilmington Fair races:
Idol Bergen, b. m. by Bergen, 2.13A
from 2.16h; Morgan Leaf, b. e., by
Morgan Axworthy, 2.141a from 2.1SA !;
Worth Etawah. b. e.. by Etawah.
2.15A: Throella, b. m, by Walnut
Hall. 215A from 2.17A; Norman AK
worthy, b. g.. by Ortolan Axworthy,
216A, new record; Para Belle. b. m,
by Paralizer, 2.1eA; Judge Douglass
30 by The Harvester. ATTN from
2.25A; Wawaset, b. g., by Binvolo,
217A, new record; Sister Peter (3),
by Peter the Great, 2.1sA from 2.19A
PAGERS acquiring new records-The
Duke of Westminster, b.. e., 2.13h
from 2.14A; Bessie Brooke, br. M, BY
Justice Brooke, 2.14As new record,
Okla March, b. m, by Prince March,
2.16A from 2.19A; Lucy Worthy, b.
M. by Onworthy. 2.16A from 2.24A
Billy, b. g., by Cochato, 216A, new
record. and Grey Ghost, &. g., by Ar
lington. 2.19A.
A summary of the weeks racing
shows the following:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
Glazed hid at knights Fair.

The committee in charge Of the lawn
fete which is 10 be given by Santa
Maria Council No. 1875. knights Of
Columbus. beginning September 20.
on the lawn at the rear of the coun-
Gil hall at Tenth and West streets.
promise to make it one OF the biggest
events the organization has ever at
tempted. A ton of coal. a barrel OF
-four and $40 worth of groceries are
among the prizes to be offered. There
will be dancing each evening and
many special features. One OF the
booths viii be for a glazed kid exhibit
as next week will be glazed kid week
throughout the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
: JUDGE" DAVIDSON
HAS GREAT RECORD
Racing Starter Holds Unique
Honors Among Horsemen
of the East.

One of the celebrities of the Della
ware State Fair, which closed on SAT-
urday. is Judge Joseph Davidson, sic
Harrison street, this city, and a life
long Wilmingtonian. The Judge is
one of the best known horsemen along
the Atlantic seahoard and his field of
work takes him from Georgia to points
Up in Pennsylvania.
He is now rounding out his thirtieth
season as starter. His father had
some harness and running horses and
Mr.. Davidson says he~aiways took a
keen interest in them. His operations
take him all over the fair circuit In
New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Maryland.
Delaware, Virginia, North. Carolina,
South Carolina and Georgia.
He starts in the spring and closes
in December in Georgia. He starts
out in this section in May. Starting
is a hobby with him, he says. although
he does some presiding He has Of
ficiated at the Delaware State Fair
s.nce IL first started. Week before
last he rounced out his twenty fifth
consecutive season at Lebanon, pa.
starting at that place when the fair
was first held.
This is the seventh season that he
has started at Macon, Gs 1t is the
eighth for Griffin, GA. Judge David
son holds a number of records among
horsemen. One is that he is the first
official to ever draw positions for
horses with balls from a pouch.
Mr.. Davidson has many friends
among the horsemen all over the cir
cult and he is considered an authority
on harness racing. On Friday, at the
automobile races at the fair. he
watched with great interest the oper-
ating OF the electric timing device.
to determine if it could be adapted to
harness racing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
SUFFERING FROM ANTHRAX.

Believed 70 have contracted the dis
case from handling injected hides.
James Mesh. a leather worker, ~ sf2
west Front street. is suffering from
anthrax, a highly infectious unslsdy
TO which men Of that trade are en-
posed. He is under treatment by DIR.
john Palmer, Jr.. who lis A specialist
ir this line, and is expected 70 re-
cover.
Despite all precautions taken by an
tiseptic treatment OF imported skins
and hides, occasional cases occur IN
this country, where, as here. such
skins are manufactured II is believed
that Mesh scratched pimple on his
face without properly disinfecting his
hands
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
pU FONT TENNIS.
Championship Tournament Opened
Saturday Afternoon.
Mems Singles.

The tennis tournament for the
championship for both men and
women opened Saturday afternoon
At the du Pont Country Club.
First round:
j. +. Boog- defeated c. Hannum
6s. 6-3.
f. w. Mcspcr-n defeated J. j.
T.oyie Go. 6-1.
". N. Potter defeated I. VI. Sew
erson 6~1, 6-3.
J. J. Williams defeated II. NJ. Far
row 7-5, 90.
r. n. Mullikin defeated T. L. Twill
ley 6-2, 60.
Second round:
T. w. Harris defeated f. w. Milling
Cd. 6-1.
]. f. Booge defeated Roy Riley
60. 6-3.
w. r. Head defeated F. W. NC
Sparren R-6, az, 1919.
f. r. squair defeated W. n. Pot
ter 6-2, 6-1~
]. J. Williams defeated F. B. NJ
Intire 6-1, 6-2
c.. Hume defeated r. A. wardell
s-2. 6-3.
p. L. Bockius defeated ]. r. Hare
6-2, ga.
j. p. Roller defeated A. La Motto
s-1, 6-3.
Matches for Today.
t. W. Harris vs.. ". +. Krug; ]. e.
Rooge vs. w II. Head; w. b. F'oulk
W. j. b. whitney; F. F. Palmer VS.
r. n. Mullikin; w. s. Carpenter, Jr.,
i, - n ne
A. w. KoTenberger;; Lamnot du Pont
VS.. G. T. Bristol; f. z. Funk VS.. l.
d.. McNaull; c. t. Cadden VS.; j. Cal
houn.
Women's Singles.
First round; Miss 4. Beacon de-
feated Miss j. McCarerty 7-5. s-l.
Miss /. Brown defeated Miss r.
Giacorns. 6-1, So.
Miss A. Taylor defeated Miss E.
Jones Ga. 6-2.
Miss C. Geptieu defeated Miss A.
Jones Cd, 60.
Second round: Miss E. Beacon de-
feated Miss II. Atkinson 60, 6-i.
Miss ID. Dunbar defeaJed Miss A.
6-1. ST., s-3.
Third round: Miss j. McCaughn de-
feated Miss McGillin 60. s-2,
Matches Scheduled Today.
Mrs. VI. d. Jarvis VS.. Miss e. Da-
Wis.
Miss L. Brock VS.. Miss /. Brown.
Miss f. Kruse VS.. Miss A. Taylor.
Miss Lorenz VS.. Miss C. Gentieu.
Miss A, keenan, vs.. Miss l.. Hughes.
Miss NJ. Fitzpatrick VS.. Miss A.
Butler.
Miss C. Noyes VS.. Miss ID. Jones.
Miss B. Walsh rs. Miss A. Warren.
Miss ID. Dunbar VS.. Miss c. Phil
lips.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
At. THOMAS PRACTICE.
Popular Athletic Organixation to Have
Fast Eleven.

The st. Thomas A. c. will practice
tonight At Fourth and Bayard at Z.
In case Of rain. the players are re-
auested to meet in the school house,
when plans for the season will be dis
cuss<,d. The st. Thomas eleven is out
with plenty OF pep and promise to
surprise some Of the leading football
organizations OF the city.
The team il very well supplied with
material, while a fine corps OF coaches
is giving the team plenty of work, to
develop the team into a fast work
Ing organization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
STATE BASEBALL
LEAGUE PROBABLE
Movement lnaugurAtsd in New
Castle. Which 10 Likely to
Bear Fruit.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Sept. IA number oi
baseball fans are negotiating for an
elimination series for the state cham
pionship. Manager. Jimmy McDevit,
of the New Castle Athletic Association
viii pick his team from the following
players. Walter Kern. Alexander Gal
iagher. Eugene Chase, Richard Nc
Grcry, John Mcdaniel, Edward Nc
Daniel. James Gallagher. Andrew
Miller. Joseph Miller. Cortiandt Pind-
er, Edward Taylor. John Naylor. VILE
liam Proue. George Madden. William
M~ddrn. Robert Eng,er. Frank Proud,
George Proo,- James Hance.
At the close of the series arrange
mcnts will be made for an athletic
carnival to be held at Battery Park
for the purpose of raising money for
the erection OF fence TO enclose the
baseball diamond. 1t is expected that
a state league will be organized for
the next season. with New Castle.
Newark. Mi6dletown. Newport. Mar
shsllton, Dover. Georgetown. Smyrna,
Milford, Laurel. Seaford and Delaware
City as possibilities.
A permanent executive council rep
resenting the various churches will
b~ appointed for the purpose of con-
Quoting field day meets in New Castle.
Manager Jimmy McDevitt of the
New Castle Athletic Association has
arranged the following schedule for
the ensuing week OF twilight games at
Battery Park. This evening the Fourth
Ward team OF Wilmington will be the
attraction: w sdnesday. East End of
wilmington at New Castle; Friday,
Trinity A. c. of Wilmington at New
Cnstle; Saturday afternoon, Highland
Ail-star- OF Wilmington at New Cas-
tie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
City League BowIers.

A meeting of the City League of
Bowlers has been called for Thurs
day evening at Grady's bowling alleys
at O'Clock. The following teams who
were members of the league last year
are requested to send representatives
to the meeting: Indians, Braves.
Yankees. Kiwanis. Elks. Cubs, Dodg-
ers, White Elephants. Delaware Canoe
Club. Senators and Tigers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
salesIanum TO Play Football.

Football practice has been called
with the opening of the fall term at
the Salesianum Catholic High School.
The team has plenty of material from
which to select players. Rev. Four
nier will manage the team. He will
be assisted By. Arthur Malloy. Doc"
Dougherty. Salmon Shields and
Charley Welsh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
SATURDAYS SCORES.

National League.
Boston. s: Philadelphia, 4.
New York, 3; Brooklyn, i.
Pittsburg 8; Chicago, Q.
Cincinnati. s. St. Louis, 2
American League.
New York, 1e; Athletics, 8.
Washington. S. Boston, 3.
ST. Louis 2 Cleveland, O..
Cleveland 40; st. Louis. 2
tsecond game).
Detroit, s; Chicago. 4.
(lo inuings).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
HERRICK CUP on.
National Rifle Association Matches at
Camp Perry.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
3 Camp Perry, Ohio. Sept. 12.-The
Herrick cup match of the National
Rifle Association opened today on the
600 and 90o-yard ranges. This event
was followed by the camp instructor $
match on the 25-yard pistol and 200
yard slow fire rifle ranges.
Despite heavy rain which fell
yesterday, everything was in excel
lent condition for the work on the
firing line
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
Christlnna Fair A surees..

The tidy sum % s7ss.7s was rr.llzes
in the i've successive carnival nights
held by the Christisns Improvement
Association. Treasurer Charles N
Smith reports tho total receipts "a
81 .55443. and the expenses as t1a.tA
The carnivsls were held On August
10. 20. Is. Is and 81. for the purro~e Di
securing IRE apparatus for tho town
OF ChriStiana.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
Industrial Bowling Meeting.

A business meeting of the Indus
trial Bowling League will be held at
Grady's Alley tonight at S o'clock.
Representatives, and managers of the
following teams are requested to
be present: Worth Steel. Pusey and
Jones, Hilles and Jones. City Press,
Malleable Iron, Bankers and Brokers
and American Nulcanized Fibre. The
league viii probably get going by Sep
ter1ber 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
SATURDAY BASEBALL.

National Guard. 4 Eastlake, /.
Krebs. 8. Marshailton, 0.
Five Points, 5; Keystone, 4.
Stanton. 10; Rhoades, S.
East End. Z; New Castle, 8.
Brownson, s.: All-Stars. 4.
ST. AIMS. "a: Seventh Ward. 3.
South Side-Eden. ?; Della. City. 0.
Fourth Ward, 5: All-Stars, /.
Union, 5; yandever. 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
Chesrook Get Together.

A get-together meeting of the Ches-
rook football club will be held tonight
at 913 Shipley street. Eddie Abra-
hams and Joe Condor have combined
their forces and want every player
who was connected with the team last
year to be on hand tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight

Tonight
Lorraine VS.. Grace, Second and
du Pont streets
New Castle VS.. Fourth Ward at
New Castle.
Tuesday.
Star Independents VS.. Seventh
Ward. Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
Wednesday.
Lorraine vs.. krebs, at Newport.
Star Independents VS.. Butchers
Association. Second and du Pont.
New Castle VS.. East End at New
Castle.
Eastlake VS.. National Guards,
Twenty ninth and Market. Sis.
Thursday.
Lorraine Us. Grace, Second and
du Pont streets.
Friday.
Lorraine VS.. Krebs, Second ano
du Pont streets.
Hilldaie VS.. Baltimore Black
Sox. Harlan Field. Sis.
Star Independents VS.. Union q.
A. Eighteenth and Van Buren.
New Castle VS.. Trinity A. c..
at New Castle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
Busy Week for Lorraine.

Lorraine tackles the Grace Church
League champs twice this week at
Second and du Pont. the first game
will be staged this evening and the
second game Thursday evening. We'd
nfsday evening the Lorraine team
journeys to Newport 10 play the
krebs team. The West Siders have
won the last six games they have
played and We're scored on but three
times
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
Rain Postpones Bout

BY Associatee Pres. TO Every EvenlnG
Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. 12.-Rain
today caused a postponement until
tomorrow night of the eight round
bout between Lew Tender, Philadel-
phia lightweight. and Sailor Friedman.
Chicago. scheduled for tonight az Ma
tional League Park here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
JUMPS INTO LEAD.
Atlas Takes First Place by Victory
Over Hercules.

Atlas jumped into the Powder
League leadership, when they defeat
ed the Hercules club at the Eighteenth
and Van Buren streets grounds Fri
day night, by the score of 10 to 2
Hercules defeat practically eliminates
them as pennant possibility in The
powder league for this season at least.
and the race is now between Atlas
and du Pont.
The next game between these two
teams will undoubtedly be worth see
ing. The standing of the clubs is as
follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
Pusey Stars at Shoot.

The two McLaughlins and Pusey
were high men at the weekly shoot of
the Diamond State Rifle and Pistol
Club, Saturday afternoon. Pusey made
$50 bullseyes out of a possible 250.
Mclaughlin scored 9Sx100 and G. Nc
Iaughlin 99x100.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
Breaks Fifty Straight.

George Fish broke 80 straight over
the Eastlake traps Saturday after
noon, winning the 50-target event.
Captain Simonton was runner-up with
49x50 ]. t. Skelley was a visitor at
the traps Saturday and broke 93xloo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
CANES TOMORROW.

American League.
C1~velanc at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
National League
Philadelphia at Chicago
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
BASEBALL MONOPOLY.
New TeFk And st. Louis Hold First
And Third Places.

Dy Associated Prers TO Every Evening.
New York. Sept. 12.-Teams rep
r~scnting New York and st. Louis
monopoltsed first and third places in
the major leagues today. The Giants
were leading the National Circuit,
eight points ahead of Pittsburg and
the Yankees had twelve point ad-
vantage over Cfevelend in the Amer
lean League.
Occupying third place in the Nation
nj League were the st. Louis Cardi-
nails. about nifty points behind Pitts
burg. while their fellow townsmen.
the Browns. in third place in the
American organization. were over
hundred points from Cleveland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
ST. Mary's Meeting.

st. Mary's football squad will hold
a meeting in the Pine Community
House this evening to arrange for
the benefit baseball game and track
meet with Defiance next Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
New Castle Team BUSY.

The New Castle baseball team has
arranged the following games for the
coming week: Monday. Fourth Ward;
Wednesday, East End, of Whining
ton; Friday, Trinity Al G, Of Whining
ton; Saturday afternoon, Highland
All-Stars of Wilmington. All games
will be played at Battery Park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
National League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
American Leseua

American Lesgue.
washington, q; Athletics. Go ins.)
Cleveland. 8; ST. Louis,
Detroit. 5; Chicago, 1.
Boston. 3; New York, l.
New York. 5: Boston, i,
(second game).
National Leaeue.
New York. IL: Brooklyn. 3.
Cincinnati 4; Pittsburg, /.
a. St. Louis, 10, Chicago, 5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
FREDERICK.
o'" SCORE ny iNNISGs

Frederick q o q o q 4 -
Princess Anne 2 q o o 1 0---s
Runs scored--By strain Downey, Miller.
Day. Cation. King ca. Porter (2}. Moore
W Bounds. Two-base hits-Caton, strain
Home run--Moore. Stolen hases-Caton
Blethen. strain. Double piays-Porter TO
HoRgsou. Day TO Neptune. Hummer to
Moore. to Porter Bases on bals-nn
Hummer. 3; of King. 2. Batter hit-By
Hummer tCatonl. Struck out-By Hum
mer z. by King, 1, Wild pitch-Humnfer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
Chance for = Game.

Union A. A. is without a game for
next Saturday and would like to hear
from any nrst-ciass team in the city
or State. Address communications to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
Twilight Game Open.

Manager GroSsman of the yande-
yer team, would like to arrange twi-
light game with Fourth Ward team
for tonight, to be played at Seven
teenth and Spruce streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
yandeyer Wins at Soccer.

The Nandever soccer team tried out
the game on Saturday afternoon and
registered 10 victory over the Edge
Moor team, which has been playing
the game for some years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12

He--rW Well. wasn't the agrpemcns
that I should be allowed ~ xo over id
Simpklns tonightf' she tsternlsla-
Yes. but I have changed car mlhd.'
Houston Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
Travellers Take Game.

The Parkside Travellers on Satur-
day defeated the Seventh Ward team,
1913. Hayes and NOVEL; were the
battery for the winners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
GAMES TO-DAY.

American League.
Boston at Philadelphia.
National League.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12
BOTH NEW YORK TEAMS
NOW SET FAST PACE

Another inkling that the
worlds series this fall may be
a New York affair was had yes
tcrday, when the Giants re-
gained the lyad in the National
League race. Winning, while
the Pirates lost, the Giants step
ped out in front with a lead of
eight points. The neck-and-
neck figures:
w. l.. PC.
New York ~ IS 50 .612
Pittsburg . 81 So .604
In the American League
sprint, the Yankees managed tc
retain their lead, though they
lost half a game through the
medium Of an even break in
a double-header with the RED
Sox, while Clevelanl won a sim
gle decision. The up-to-the-
minute statistics.
w. l.. PC.
New York - IS so $50
Cleveland .... 81 So SIS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-12

Telephone your classified ad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
c. B. BUCHANAN QUITS
Street RAILWAY POST
designs as Nice-Prcsident and
Will Give Time to
"TrolIibus.''

g d. Buchanan has resigned a.,
vice-president and general manager
OF the Virginia Halfway and Power
company and will devote his time ~
development Of the trackless trolley
known rs the trollbus. which recent
~ vas demonstrated in this city. ue
VIII have headquarters in New Yor,
city Mr. Buchanan was with tho
halfway and Power Company for
many years and had always been
considered one of the mos, efficient
officials OF that company.
Following Mr.. Buchanan's rceirna.
ton. it was announced that the board
OF directors had abolished the office
If vice prcsiden, in charge of opera-
tons and distributed the duties Of
general manager among other Off
Gals President Thomas S Wheel
right will take over the responsible.
ties formerly assumed by the vice.
president.
John T.. Harvell will become gen
cral manager OF tho Richmond and
petersburg Division. and r. Norman
Jones, who has been with the COM
|. pany a number of years. will continue
as general manager of the Norfolk
and Portsmouth division. All changes
become effective October 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
TEN LOCAL BANKS TO PAY
S248,O00 IN DIVIDENDS
Richmond Institutions Will
Cut Quarterly Melons on
Saturday. October |.

Quarterly dividends. aggrcgating
S2iS.0oO viii be paid to stockholders
Of ten Richmond banks on October /.
Other richmond banks declare dlvi-
dends payable annually or semi
annually
The American National Bank win
pay per cent. or $40 900 to stock
holders as the quarterly nc, profits
on capital Of 100000 and tho
Union National Bank has declared (
r'r cent. Or $4,000 to he paid stock.
holders on October /
Other banks are as follows:
Bank Of Commerce ana Trusts. ? nor
cent. or $4,000
First National Bank, 3 per cent. or
Planters National. 4 per cent. or
10000.
National state and CITY. per cent.
or 10000
Savings Bank OF RichmorS. per
cent. or $1,000
Manchester National. per cent. or
$4,000
ola Dominion Trust Co, per cent
or S@c.0oO.
virginia Trust co, per cent. or
S30.oO0
Semiannual dividends are PAID by
the Merchants National, Broad Strcct.
broadway National. Church hin. West
End. Central National and Mechanics
and Merchants Banks. Annual divi-
bends are paid by St Lukc's Penny
Savings Bank and Merchants Savings
INK, both colored institutions.