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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-20
LESSONS IN
FINANCE
SCIENTIFIC
INVESTMENT
ARTICLE FIVE

Much has been said about
investing but when it is all
boiled down, the question
resolves itself into a simple
problem in economics. So
called methods and ''sys-
tens" of playing the mar
ket are fallacious. There is
only one way for anyone to
make a sound investment
and that is by observing
economic conditions. The
question naturally arises,
What economic conditions
affect investments, as a
whole ?"; first the supply
and demand Of the particu-
lar security you wish to
purchase. Now let US see
what factor creates q de-
mand for it; in the case of
an industrial security, I'M
filled orders, financial con-
dition and supply Of raw
materials.
For detailed information
on this subject call at our
office.
Tomorrows article will be,
Business Barometers7
Allan Stirling
Specialist In
FOREIGN BONDS
and
EXCHANGE
224-226 Brent Bldg,
Phone 1896
Pensacola. Fla.
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NEW RESORTS
NOTICE TO TRAVELLING MEN
RAGnAn INN


Bancad, Fla.
We have a place at Bagdad where you
can get best of accommodation. Clean
steam heated rooms. Excellent food and
real service. Hot and cold water in
every room. Rates reasonable.
BAGDAD INN
NEWPORT ON SANTA ROSA SOUND
A delightful place to spend your vaca-
ton. Fine beach and good fishing, al
ways cool with plenty Of shade, good
food served at reasonable prices. Boats
leave Pensacola every morning at q. m.
For reservations write A. H VIOLIN,
Mary Esther, Fla.
WELLHuRST
Among the pines on beautiful Perddo
Bay-thirteen miles southwest Of Pensa-
cola by way OF Millview along shore
drive. Good roads. Rest and recreation.
friends to this wonder spot for week
end Good eats three times per day.
The water is fine. Rates reasonable. For
particulars write MRS. DOROTHY
COOKE, p o. Lillian Ala.
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED-Position by a first class iurn-
Der office man as bookkeeper. sales
manager, etc. Experienced in wholesale
and saw mill Offices Address. So, care
Journal
WANTED-Position as cashier or office
work by young lady, with experience
Address, 80 care journal
work Of any kind at any price Is not
afraid Of work ]. w. Journal
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WANTED-Good live representative 70
handle an automobile agency. Must
not have agency for any other car. Ad-
dress, rs, care Journal.
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DRESSM

DRESSNIAKING=Pla and fancy dress
making children's dresses
1924 f. Lee st.
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WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-second hand sIec-
trio fan, must be in good condition
and cheap for cash. Address A, care
Journal
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FOR SAFE



Trading, Selling and Buying
Two Fords. Cole Five. Hudson Touring
Chevrolet roadster, ts-ft. launch. sew
Kitchen furniture. Office furniture, steel
safes, typewriters, stoves, refrigeratOrs
diamond ring. ALADDIN lamp. farm kettle
and numerous other articles not adver-
used, Il you arc otfering a bargain for
sale list with me, III you want to buy
one call R s. 2sis9 r Hre * ghoMas Mar.
ron sALE-NEw BUNGALOW, JUST
coNVE ainNcEs co aSSmSaE TIHaSiE
M wgl!L.lLs, sell FoR COST. on -THIRp
syLLlvAN q SULLIVAN eos THE
FOR SALE
oXERLzANp TOURING CAR. 500. GO
HHoogTHH, lM ooo2,9 s.4APE sEE M
FOR sATsE-1xeelsior Auto cycle. Must
be sold. SEQ It and make me an offer.
Il. Il Wilhelmi 225 y. Barcelona q.
NOR sALE-Jersey COW. a bargain. G..
A. canaday. Box SIS.
FOR sALE-Large size kiddie koop;
FOR sALE-one two-horse Mccormack
y. J. Bowess ST.. Motor Route A.
FOR sALE-Four large beautiful ferns
and porch box. 1904 N. 10th Ave.
Phone 2o7o-
FOR sALE--At n most attractive price
Rake IN Al condition. Apply J. ID.
Anderson, Ford Authorized Agents.
Ehohe A914
FOR year-old bay. pacing horse.
gentle, for buggy OF saddle very fast.
-villiers Phone 24o.
FOR sAIE-Nico fryers, s0c pound:
hens 23c pound; eggs. packed in new
30 dog. cases, sac doz. Small orders
solicited, prompt shipment. j. w.
sHREyE & SONS. AndaIusia, Alabama.
FOR SAL BUY YOUR
ERYERS plRECT FROM The COuN-
JOHNSON, MoLINo. FLA.
FOR SALOONS new s-ron Holt tractor.
cheap. on easy terms. Tractor Is now
IN Pensacola. n Fl r. McCaskil Co,
Do Funiak Springs. Fla.
FOR SALE
Ford Touring Car, Rebuilt Price. $3.50 90
Ford Touring Car, Rebuilt Price. 2s0. 90
ForS Tourina Car. Rebuiit Price. 225.oo
Ford Llcht Truck, Rebuilt Price. 2S0. 90
Ford Lloht Truck, Ike new. $4,000
Al Of the above cars are IN good rum
ninQ condition and worth more money.
ANDERSoN'S GARAGE
Phone 1914 Ford Agency
nor sALE-Gnanan Scott win sell his
Chickerimg Grand Piano. Only reason,
too large FOR new location. Call Piano
SHOP "a West Garden. Phone 191.
FOR sALE-MopERN EVE ROOM
COTTAGE, CORNER STRONG AND
ELEVENTH. PAYS TEN PER CENT
ON vEsTMENT. Always RENTEp
JOURNAL OFFICE.
FINE Woop-T. S. KENNEDY. 10.
HOUSE AND STORE FOR SALE
Strong and Sth avenue.
For sAI.H-Pure SWEEP milk. Gilmore
Dairy. Phone 540s, County Operator.
FOR SALE
100 VACANT LOTS AT CRESTVfEW,
FLA. THE COUNTY SEAT or OkA-
LCosA COUNTY TITLES coop.
n s.. L. MocASs<fLL COMPANY, DE-
FuNlAk SPRINGS, FLA.
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Transfer Storage

1oRRAs TRANSFER CO.
PHONE las. OFFICE AND WARE
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALL
KINDS or HAULING. YOUR HUsl-
NESS SOLICITED.
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w WANTED Specially salesman to work
Pensacola and West Florida State
past experience and give full particulars
in first letter Box 629.
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FOR SALOONS new S-ron Holt tractor
cheap. on easy terms. Tractor Is now
in Pensacola. r. r. II. McCaskiu Co,
Do Funiak Springs. Fla.
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WANTED-National cash register. Phone
2SS or 1926.
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FOR sALE-cHickENs BUY YOUR
FRYERs DIRECT FROM THE COuN-
TRY. so CENTS POUND. (MIeS) r. NJ.
JOHNSON, MoLINo. FLA.
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FOR sALE-NEW BUNGALOW, JUST
cSSS9Gwss 5lEsTJE a slx SooMsi pS Mo5PgHN
HOOD. NO. 1905 e. LLOYD STREET
WILL SELL FOR COST. oNE-Tt4IRp
sullivan e SULLIVAN. EOS THE
SEN BLDG.
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5000 DAY or evening being made selling
Alma Auto Stop Signals. Exceptional
Atlantic Machine and Mfg. CO., Cleve-
land. Ohio.
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FOR sALE--Iarge size kiddie koop
practically new. Phone 2415.
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WANTED-Looking glasses resilvered,
furniture repaired. For estimate Phone
1886. / win call w L. Tverhart
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+ DR. r r N FURNISHED apartment
Kitchen, dining room, bedroom. private
path gas electricity, hot water heater.
Phone 1853.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-WHITE HORSE. WEIGHS six
OR SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS. NO
SHOES, MARKED ACROSS BREAST
WITH SCRATCHES FROM WIRE
FENCE. $500 REWARD. 314 {. SALA-
MANGA ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
PARADE OF BAKERS
THIS AF TERNOON
interesting Demonstration as a
Feature Of Eat More
Bread Week.

Led by brars band under r. Nor
ris Robinson, more than 100 motor
trucks and wwEons owned by bakers
OF the city are on parade this after
noon az a feature OF the Wilmington
Bread Week celebration.
The line was formed at Tenth and
Walnut streets. Route Of the pro-
cession In ms follows: Tenth 70
French, TO Front, TO Market, 10 Tenth,
to Delaware avenue. 10 Pennsylvania
avenue, and disband. Some Of the
vehicles are decorated ard free parn-
pies of bread were distributed TO spec
tators along the streets Friehofer'g
music wagon headed one section OF
the line.
Most OF the city'e baking establish
ments again held receptions for the
public at their plants hast night, az
they have done since Bread Week was
opened last Monday. Again fhronrs
of visitors viewed the way IN which
Wilmington bread is made. from the
mixing OF the dough to the wrapping
OF the loaf by machine. The astonish-
ing feature is the manner in which
the product is turned out without
necessity OF being touched by human
/ hands.
One Of the teachers Of domestic
science in public school has called
attention to the table Of food values
printed in the advertisements OF VII.
mington Bread Week. This table
shows that Tvilnington-m made breaS
contains more food value per poune
than do beef. chicken, or FISH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
INCREASE INSURANCE
ON SCHOOL, BUILDINGS
Board OF Education Decides to
Add $12o, 900 on Assessed
Valuation.

AZ special meeting OF the Board
OF Education yesterday afternoon and
at the suggestion Of President ELL
wood Souder. the reduction Of the
appraised valuation OF the school
properties In the city was changed
from s75o.0oo 10 ses0.00o. This means
that the insurance on the school prop
critics viii ha placed on a total valua-
tion OF s1.sy4. 900. Mr.. Souder ex-
plained that he had visited the schools
since the previous action of the board
and had felt that 1t was advisable 10
add $4,000 on the total valuation.
The superintendent of schools was
authorized 10 appoint temporary
supervisor OF janitors TO take the
place OF Marine w. Thomas, recently
resigned
The request of w. A Croney. sup-
erintensl.nt OF buildings. for sI.50O to
repair and paint buildings was held
over for future meeting. He will
however, proceed with other work OF
making minor repairs about the
schools
NO action was taken regarding SUP.
ssntendent Wards report of a sug-
ssssion made by Principal Charles
Coke 10 the high school that Miss
Helen. Dickey. clerk in the principals
once. be upon a teachers salary basis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
LARGER QUARTERS FOR
WILMINGTON TRUST CO
Upwards of 1000 Square Feet
OF Ground Floor Space to
be Added.

Through the courtesy OF the New
Castle County Mutual Insurance Co,
Scott & Co. the wilmington Trust Co.
is enabled to enlarge its offices and
working quarters on the ground floor
OF the du P0nt Building at Tenth and
Market streets. by the addition Of
over 1000 square feet of space. AS
soon as the necessary alterations can
be made the trust company will have.
in addition to the commod.Lus quar-
ters it now enjoys. all the space at
present used by the New Castle County
Mutual Insurance Co. The insurance
company viii take the offices now oc-
cupied by Scott & Co.. with entrance
on the Tenth street side Of the build
ing. Henry p. Scott and Harlan G.
Scott viii occupy offices on the first
floor OF the du Pont Building. All
these changes will take place in the
immediate future
The main idea Of the officers and di-
~ectors of the trust company in adding
TO their floor space is 10 afford greater
convenience and security TO their Gus
somers and clients It is planned TO
remove some OF the executive offices
and the entire trust department, now
extending along the Market street
/ frontage OF the bank TO the new
quarters. The addition Of the space
now occupied by these Offices 10 the
corridor space Of the bank should re-
move any possible congestion before
the tellers' windows, and also provide
more comfortable places for customers
to transact such business as making
up deposits Women will also find
more comfortable waiuing quarters.
In addition a general reacsangement
Of the working force back of the
counters VIII give the banking depart
lnlent much more room. In order tc
connect the room now occupied by
the Insurance company wita the bank
proper an entrance back of the preseni
trust department viii be cut.
In line with affording greater con
venience and comfort for customers
the officers Of the trust company ais
have in mind the adoption Of othe
changes which win provide for
/, greater measure OF security whii
transacting their bank business. In
. cluded in these changes is the adop
q tion OF new regulations concerning tn
use of the vault room in the nasemen
: In all probability the use OF this roor
: viii be denied to all except actual hold
s ers of safe deposit boxes. The offic
: changes were made necessary by tn
largely Increasing business of tn
trust company and to provide 70
! future expansion. The actien of IN
a officers and directors is in line wit
I their policy Of making the trus
+ company a thoroughly modern bank
, ing institution in every particular
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
ROTARY DAY.
Rev. r. w. TrapnelI Addresses
Local Club on Tho Spirit
Of Rotary"

In recognition of this being Rotary
Day, a goodly attendance of the mem-
bcrs were present at the weekly lunch
con In the du Barry room of the
Hotel du Pont. The program con-
sisted OF a speech by Rev. X. w. Trap
nell on. THE Spirit of Rotary"
A motion picture entitled "The
Spirit OF Service" showing the readi-
ness of the gas meter to answer any
call was shown by Messrs. Scott and
Black OF the Wilmington Gas Co.
This depicted, the readiness with
which gas supplies all demands.
In characterizing the qualities OF
Rotary spirit. DIR. Trapnell declared
that its principles. rightly understood
and applied. would bring about an
order of things vastly closer to es-
tablishing the kingdom OF life. This
In imagined at heart by every think
ing man even II no is disappointed In
humanity and civilization.
THE man who says IL can't be
done," the speaker said, Glasses him
self with the deniers of the possibili-
ties OF human life"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
FISHING BOATS IN RACE.
Five Oft Over 2O-MiIe Course;
Winner to Sail in Inter-
national Race.
BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Race Course, Off Gloucester, Mass.
Oct 13.--Five fishing vessels lined
uI on Eastern Point today and at
10 a. m. sped away on forty-mile
race to determine which shall defend
the honors won last year by the
Esperanto In the International Race
of Halifax.
Weather conditions were IDEAL. The
sea was smooth with 20-mle wester-
ly wind when the start was made The
elsie, the largest OF the group, was
slightly In advance as the nve cr0sBed
the line, with the Arthur Jarnes not
raore than length behind. Others In
the racing group were the Elsie q.
Silva, Philip p. Mania ond Ralnh
Brown
The committee chose course which
started with five-mile run along
the cape and shore; then around a
thirty-mile triangular course, and a
final home stretch OF Ave miles along
the coast,
The Arthur James led the elsie by
10 seconds at the turn at the end OF
the first Ave miles. covering the dis
tance in 20 minutes fat. The Ralph
Brown was a close third. The Elsie
@. Silva turned at 1927 and the
Philip T.. Manta at 1923.
AT the end OF the FIRST ten-miie leg
OF the triangle the Elsie again was In
the lead, turning the mark at eleven
o'clock The Ralph Brown also had
passed the Arthur James and was only
two minutes behind the Elsie. The
Arthur James turned atsft.f4;1b, the
Elsie @. Silva at i1.15:50 and this
Philip p Manta was a half mile ssterr
of the Silva
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
WHOLESALERS PLAN
/. LUNCHEON MEETING
viii Have as Guests on October
20 Commercial Travellers
of City.

Wholesale agents and travellers
who deal and are connected with buai-
ness houses of this city, viii be guests
of the wholesale section OF the Cham
ber Of Commerce, at a get-together
luncheon at the Hotel du Pont, on
Saturday, October 20. William ID. Null
len, president of the section, has sent
out the following invitation, explain
ing the purpose Of the luncheon meet
ing:
Gentlemen: with the belief that
personal contact between the whole
salers of this city and the house--and
travelling salesmen representing them
at home and in the field, including the
general membership OF the local
branch Of the United Commercial
Travellers would be Of distinct mutual
advantage, special Committee OF the
Wholesale Section is arranging for q
"get-together" luncheon meetIng st
which both the wholesalers and those
mentioned above shall be the guests
Of the wholesale section Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce. II is proposed that
this luncheon shall be held in the Ho-
tel du Pont at 1915 noon. on Saturday
DctnRfr EJs 4 Ills Gay mas DE%N btitte
ted in order to permit Of large at
tendance OF both dealers and sales
meTi.
"Tn order 20 perfect the necessary
| arrangennenfs. win you kindly sent
us at once, tne names Of the members
OF your firm who viii attend, and tn.
names and addresses OF the salesmer
Of your organization TO whom w
should send invitations. II Il import
ant that this should be received
promptly. Formal invitations then vii
be issued. Please address reply t.
| Chamber OF Commerce.
ut is felt that through this chan
mel much closer relationships may b
developed between dealers and sales
men, which would be distinctly valu
able to all concerned. Nothing cal
Withstand aggressive. organized 90
operation. Let US perfect It, and w1el.
/ II TO the limit in developing and ex
panding wfmington's Wholesale bust
ness.
~Very truly,
William ID. Mullen,
chairman"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
UNEMPLOYED DR|TONS
MEET PRIME MINISTER
Demand Work or Maintenance
at Trade Union Rate
of Wages.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
London. Oct. 13--Thousands OF
Engisnd's unemployed assembled on
the erpbankrnent this afternoon for
the purpose Of accompanying depu-
fetal residence in Downing street, to
demand work or maintenance at
trade union rates Of wages and uni
form scales Of relief"
The deputation was allowed to pro-
ceed to it, destination and was adj
mltted TO the Pren1fer's residence.
Those engaged in the demonstra-
tion had earlier ] lanned to collect on
the enbankment and divide into two
columns, one Of which would try to
reach Downing street through Trafal-
gar Square, while the other would ap-
proach by way Of Westminster and
Whitehall.
Thousands of police were stationed
carly this morning within a radius OF
a mile from Downing street.
There was no attempt on the part
of the police to interfere with Sinr
F'ein sympathizers, who as usual
gathered in Whitehall, awaiting the
arrival Of the Dali Eireann delegate:
on their way 70 the conference with
British cabinet minister's
| Scotland Yard was all activity an,
was prepared for any eventuality.
A feet OF motors for quick move
ment of police had been collected an
patrols OF mounted police from outly
ling districts We're continually arriving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
SIZE AND SCOPE :
or WALKERS JOB
At WASHINGTON
Allowance Of $35. 900 for Three
Commissioners and Their
Working Force.
r0 MAKE PROPERTY AWARD
Npesisl pispatrh From Every Evenings
Washington Correspondent.

Npesial pispatrh From Every Evenings
washington Correspondent.
Washington. Oct. .i3.--lt viii be In
ter~stins to the people OF Delaware TO
Know just what duties rest upon State
Senator John NJ Walker as member
uf the Market Commission OF the Dis
frlct of Columbia. lie was appointed
hy President Harding under an act
approved March 4. 1874. TO repeal and
Annul certain PARTS u the charter and
lease sranted 90 the Washiagton
Market Coz" approved May 20. 1870
The purpose 81 the enactment Ia
Cor the government 20 take ever the
sfounda leased TO the Washington
Market Co. and In order to do this IL
was necessary to appoint n commission
empowered - appraise the buildings
snd improvements on the grounds
~ order that the le~sees. who con-
stfucted the buildings and made the
improvements, miSht be adequately
compensated. This commission is COM
rose~i ~ thrce monbcrs.
Looking 20 making awards for the
buildings and improvements on the
rrounda thus reclaimed by the gov
sfnment, the commission viii take
proof and give each claimant full
hearins on the question OF what is a
iuri and fair valuation of the build
mss and improvements erected and
WAde at the exreuse OF the market
company. and Il - the duty OF the
commission 20 furnish daily 10 the
Attorney General ard 10 the market
company, a stenographlc report of
each days proceedings.
The award made by the commission.
tuseihcr with the record and evidence
on which u N based. must, within six
months from the date of the appoint
mrnt and qualification OF the MEM
hrfn ~ the commission. be filed in the
office ~ the clerk OF Court Of Appeals
81 the District of Columbia. and copies
~ the award ana minority report, IL
any, together with record and evi.
dnnre. must. uuon the date of filing,
hr delivered hy The commission Ia the
Attorney General OF the United
States and 10 the market company.
The total appropriation. made &c
eompensate the members OF the COM
mission and a secretary and stenogra-
phef, including other necessary ex.
renses incurred IN the service, is ss5,.
COO.
II appears that service. for which
the commission was created. win ter
inmate when their report shall have
been made st the end of six months
se after the property is taken over
and the award made for the build.
inxs and improvements. the Secretar,
- Agriculture viii then direct II.
use
However, Il disputes IN the award
sfisc the commission will be called upor
va hear them. This may continue tn.
service OF the commission for a tim,
after the expiration OF the six month.
hsed for the nnal report.
The amount appropriated s35 900, 4
- expected. Will allow OF liberal com.
rensaiion for the three commissioner,
after al the working expenses ar,
mst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
TO STRENGTHEN BRIDGE.
County Engineer Asks for Bids TO Re.
move 11th Street Crossing Menace.

Specifications have been prepared
by County Engineer Charles +. Grubb
for reinforcing the floor beams OF the
Eleventh street bridge, and bids will
be called for on Tuesday. October 25,
The 20 beams win be strengthened
by angles at the top and channels at
the bottom. which repairs will, it is
figured. relieve any apprehension that
has been felt as to the practical safety
of the bridge for ordinary use.
While possessing a satisfactory
margin of safety for vehicular traf-
fic alone, although somewhat of an
oyerstrain for trolley traffic lone, in its
present condition, this is inadequate TO
combined trolley and vehicle strain.
While repairs to fully meet this con
dition would necessitate a certain
amount OF dismantling OF the struc-
lure TO get at the floor beams, thus
tying ap all traffic meanwhile, the re-
iinforcements now proposed can be ap.
lplied without interfering with traf
fc and viii with care meet ordinar.
conditions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, Oct I3.-Charters were fled
here yesterday, as follows:
Desch Chemical Co, Wilmington. Del
capital, 81 500, 600.
The Genuine Crude Oil Co.. New YORK
City, 81, ZOO 600.
Keystone Discount Co. Wilmington.
Del: 100000.
Peterson Speciality Co.. steubenville.
Ohio; $500 900.
Di-o-La Corporation, New York City:
$500. 600.
International Barnsdan Corporation.
White Plains. n. Y: $500 coo.
OttOman-American Steamship Co, VIII
mington Del S500,00O.
Union Safety Match Co., New York
City: S25O.000.
Quaker Ice Cream Co.. Philadelphia.
Pa s250.00
United Oxygen Manufacturing Co., VII
minEton. Del S225. COO.
York Castings Co. York, Pa. 500 600
Englert & Englert, Inc. Wilmington.
Del. 500. coo.
Braddock Fuel and supply Co.. wilkins
burg, Pa. $4,000.
Globe Athletic Association. Philadelphia.
Pa; $4,000.
United states packsge Corporation.
Whining ton. Del 50, 600.
Change of name Of B B. Stroud Co.
TO Bradford Gasoline Co. Of Bradford.
Pittsburg Pa