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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21
RESULT OF CHEAP FUEL OIL

The sale Of natural gas for indus
trial purposes has been cut Off al
most entirely through the radical re-
ductions in the price OF fuel OH
Many industrial concerns that FOR
merly purchased natural gas for op-
Grafton Of their plants are now using
fuel oil.
AS the sale Of gas for industrial
purposes Is the mainstay Of the gag
companies, during the summer months
when the demands for domestic gas Is
very light, the public utilities OF OK
lahoma that sell natural gas have sur
ferea q great slump in their revenues
This is shown by petitions filed
recently with the corporation com
mission by several natural gas com
panies in which they ask for higher
rates because Of the enormous re-
duct,on in revenue formerly accru'
ing from sale Of industrial gas.
The ORmulsee Gas Company filed
a petition with the commission asking
for permission TO increase Its rates
Tor domestic gas from a. cents per
thousand cubic feet 10 81 cents. stat
ing that IL sustained loss Of ST.
92ols In May and $500 in Jus. This
was due. the company states. TO the
reduction In the price of fuel OH
which has made It almost impossible
TO sell gas for industrial purposes ana
forced the company TO depend entirely
for its income on the sale OF domestic
gas.
The Guthrie Gas Light, Fuel ana
Improvement company filed a petition
with the corporation commission ask
ing for a 6o-cent rate for domestic
Gas at Guthrie and giving figures to
show that the 4s.cent rate, named ~
the recent order Of the commission
viii cause IL TO do business at heavy
loss. The company alleged that the
sole Of Industrial gas had fallen from
le.3i6.o 900 cubic feet In. June, 1870, to
l.ses. 600 cubic feet, In June, 1921. and
that the revenues of the company
had fallen from sio13s.Os in June,
1920, to s4,g5s5S in June, 1891.
The Oklahoma Gas 4 Electric Com.
pany. supplying Oklahoma City. Enid
Cl Reno. Muskcsee and several oVhet
cities with natural gas stated in pc
tition recently filed with the corpo-
ration commission, that its sales Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21

FOR SALE or trade, victrola, or
trade for carand give cash difference.
cost 1915. Call Stpe at 70. 2l-3A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21

Industrial 2s had fallen off mate
rally because of the low price Of
fuel oil and that there would be no
market at all for Industrial gas un'
der the price Of 25 cents fixed by
the commission following the gate
rate order
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21
Wrecked Steamer Condemned

Yarmouth, n. s.. July 2l.-The
wrecked steamship Binghamton, which
ran onto the rocks Tuesday in dense
fog IS miles from Yarmouth. has been
condemned by surveyors. II is believ'
ed portion of her large general car
90, most of which was contributed by
individuals and organizations for re-
lief work in Russia, will be salvaged
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21

London-Premier Lloyd George laid
before the king proposals for submis.
sion to Eamonn de Valera, describing
them as drawn along generous lines
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21

For quick results use Ardmoreite
Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21

FOR SALE-Cold drink stand, will
take car in trade 5th avenue and O
southeast. 21-6A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21

two bedrooms, dining
room, kitchen, use Of bath, rent
reasonable, three blocks from Ard
more Hotel, Southwest. Phone 1851.
After seven. Zl-3A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR painting cars and mechanical
work phone 2092. Eliza
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24

after meals promotes sound, resttul sleep
and the patient is once more on the road
to health That Plant Juice does all of this
and more, it is only necessary to read the
signed statements of well known local
people who have been restored to health.
One of the latest to be publicly quoted
is Mr.. Samuel Coyle, of No. los French
street, Wilmington, who is employed by
one of the largest firms in this city and
harrnsny friends He stated:
~ found Plant Juice to be all that 1t was
recommended TO be. | was in a terribly
bad way for long time; my kidneys were
badly affected and | Was always consti-
pated; / could not sleep at night and had
no appetite whatever, ! had headaches,
dizzy spells and my legs were swollen To
twice their size; | tried one medicine after
another without any results whatever,
until friend begged me to try Plant
Juice. Il took his advice and now am
feeling like a new man. | sleep fine at
night, my kidneys are In good shape and
| have no more pains and always have a
good appetite for my meals. All of my
friends notice the great change in me and
ask what have done. tell them it il
Plant Juice. | am glad to give this
public endorsement az hope it win be the
means of benehtting others"
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
DRUG Store. No. 404-i06 Market Street
Wilmington, where he is daily meeting
the local public and introducing and ex-
planning the merits Of this remedy. fre'
samples given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NIGHT RIDERS WARN
TOBACCO GROWERS
Kentucky Farmers Told Not to
Haul Product There at
Present Prices

Nv A~-cosatea Press TO Every rw~ntnn
Lexington. Ky. Jan. ssy--9uve~nor
Morrow today planned an investigation
of night riding I'm the Blue Grass to-
baeco belt OF Kentucky, following the
appearance Of RIDERS" Saturday night
for the nrst time IN PEARS.
FTftean farmers I'm Bath and P1ssn-
ing counties were visited and warmed
that the selling Of thsir tobacco crop
or the planting of a new crop this
wear would reeult in the burning Of
their barns and obstruction OF other
property.
Lexington. KY. Jan ,4--Nrsht riders
visited farmers in Bath and Fleming
counties Saturday night and warned
them not TO haul any more tobacco To
market until prices were higher, ar~
cosrxns TO reports received here to-
night. The reports recaived from
Mount Sterling. Carlisle and F1esninsw-
b,,ra said that the growers were
warned that their hernz would be
burned and that they would ee dealt
with severely unless they complied
The band consisting of twenty-five
or thirty masked men, visited farmers
near Sherbourna. In Fleming county,
twelve miles from F1eninsnburR, and
Bethel in Bath county. tvelvs miles
from Carlisle. In all. about fifteen
eamers were vix!sed. although the
names Of only Eve were disclosed by
authorities.
T. s. Robertson. wealthy farmer near
Bethel wns called to his door AT 12-so
o'clock Saturday night. according TO a
report from Carlisle. -Four men stand
ing with their backs TO him warned
him that he was not TO haul away any
more tobacco, neither was he TO rent
any Of his farms for tobacco raising nor
raise any himsef.
The warning wns accompanied by
threats OF violence to himself and his
property II he failed TO obey.
Thomas Croath. Jake Boyd and far
r1er named Stevens were then visited
and the warning repeated. The band
next showed up near Shsrbourns, In
Fleming county and warned two far
mers named Shields and Tomlni. They
| are known to have assisted three Other
| farmers, but whom the occupants came
/ to the door they laughed and said they
! were looking for a doctor"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
RALLY CONTINUES
IN STOCK MARKET
Equipments Prominent IN Up
ward Move; D. :. & W. Gains.
Ten Points.

~ Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Ncvv York. Jan. 2s.--(Wali Street.
,osa n mD-On the Stock Exchange.
,bo week opened with a continuance OF
,est Saturdays rally. The reported
.uccess of the Belgian loan issued IN
This market as indicated by the nm
mediate closing of the subscription
hooks was probably a sentirnental fao-
tor Tarly dealings showed gains or
largo fractions TO 1bs points in ship
pings. coppers and motors as repre-
sanfea by Atlantic Gulf. American
Sbelting. Anaconda Copper. Studebak-
or Goodrich and Bosch Magnetic. A
.,o,,on-noint rise In Delaware, f,aclfa-
wanna a Western featured the rafis.
bethlehem Steel was under further
pressure. however. az were also the
Mexican and European oils and some
minor speclalties.
Noon-There was peroeptible broad
sning of the market at higher prices
during the morning despite intermittent
offerings of shorts Equipments were
especially prominent, Pressed Steel Car
common rising seven points ana ths
nraferred Al. Railway Steel Spring
and Crucible. IaclIawanna. Republic
sheffield steels were strong. as
well as Baldwin Locomotive. Senerh
flectric, StudebaNer and allied issuee'
oils rallied easily and leather, tobacco
sugar and paper issues Joined the
further gains among shippings. Del
aware. Iackawanns q Western extend
sd its gain 10 ten points. other strong
rails including Reading, Southern IA
eIfc, Northern Pacific and Ptttsburg q
West Virginia. Exchange on London
was firm but call loans held AT iss'
weeks prevailing rate Of per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
billions SAVED PEOPLE,
| IS CLAIM OF THE DRYS
Anti-Saloon League Declares
Liquor Consumption Has
Enormously Decreased.

Washington, Jan 24.-Whisky con-
sumption In the United States decreased
from 80. cal .os5 grllors IN 1917 to h,6Sl,-
$50 gallons in 1920, the First year OF pro-
hibition under the Constitutional Amend
ment, according TO figures announced
Yesterday hy tho Anti-Saloon League of
America. Consumption Of alcohol in the
same wears dooreascd from 7i.0sl, ,l21
gallons TO 22.e3e, 1855 gellons, tho hgsr,e
showed, while beer consumption dropped
from oO,sl7.37o barrels to p,23l,2s
barrels.
"Orsnting that many million gallons
Of alcohol and whisky withdrawn for
non-heverage use hove boon diverted to
beverage use" aaid mn accompanying
statement by the league, and granting
that many million gallons Of beer hsve
been made and consumed illegally, a
conservative estimate showr that the
people of the United States have saved
more than ,0oo,00o,oo0, previously
spent for beverage intosicnnts."
Detroit, Jan. 2A.-The first mortality
in the Detroit Police Departments war
on rum runners resulted Yesterday. when
Harry Sleisirger Of this city died In a
local hospital from wounds received Early
lFNtffuAf NAtb bt " ptth W. fbANt ','f''
| iired upon by John r.. Mcdonald. AN
officer Of the State Food and Drug De
partment.
Sleixirger jumped from an sutpmobile
| that Mcdonald and policemen had halted
and WAS shot in the head "a he ran from
the scene, accordire TO police reports A
quantity Of liquor is said go have been
| found by the police in the automobile.
Florence, Ala, Jan. 2a~-N. j.. Pierce
State prohibition enforcement officer, &C
oompanied by score Of deputies, ar
! rived bere yesterday to continue the scar oi
/ for Jake Smith, said 20 be the leader o.
the alleged nloouhahirers who killed on
| prohibition officer and seriously wounde'
| two others on tho Tennessee River yester'
| day
Three men end two stills were oapture'
yesterday, hut Smith ct ie At liberty, an'
officers announce their determination TO
take him dead or alive
Chicago, Jan. 24.-1he as1ti-neyvoti
| and prohibition enforcement bureau
will be cor solidsted for o new drive againe
| illicit hquor and narcotic traffic IN. tn
Chicago territory, Frank ID Richardson
supervising prohibition commissioners 70
the Chicago enforcement territory sal
/ today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Bronpton Pulp & Paper Company,
quarterly of ia per cent, on common,
payable February Is
Cedar Rapids Manufacturing ana
Power Company. q Of ] per cent pay
able February Is.
Consolidated Cigar Corporation. quar-
terly of I& per cent. payable March j.
Emerson Shoe Company. quarterly
Of ia per cent. on preferred, payable
February !.
Mannti Sugar Company. quarterly Of
25z per cent. on common, payable
March 1.
Montreal Light. Heat & Power Com
pany Consolidated. IL per cent, pay
able February Is.
Montreal Light, Heat and Power
Company. quarterly of 2 per cent, pay
able February 15.
Pure OIL Company. quarterly OF 2
per cent, and 2 per cent. in stock on
common, payable March l.
Tobacco Products Corporation, quar-
terly of liz per cent. in per cent.
scrip, payable February Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
RUB RHEUMATISM
PAIN FROM SORE,
ACHING JOINTS
Rub Pain Away With Small
Trial Bottle of Old
St. Jacobs OIL"

What's Pheuma.ismT Pain only
Stop drtigringi Not one case il ffty
requires internal treatment Rub Hooth-
ing, penetrating "St Jacobs Oil'' directly
upon the slender spot" and relief comes
nrtantly 'St Jacobs Or is harmless
rheumatism and sciatica linirnrut. which
never disappoints and cannot burn the
skin
rirnbar upi Omit complaining Get
a small trial bottle from your druggist
ard in i,p~t moment voub 10 free from
rheumatic and sciasio pain. soreness stiff
neaa and swelling. Don't suffer- Relief
awaits vor Old. honest "st Jacobs OIL
has cured millions ~ rheumatism sufferers
in the ls~t half century, and is Just So good
for scistioa. neuralgia, iumb.ec, back
ache. sprsins and svellings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
MEDALS FROM FRANCE.
Every Soldier Serving Slx Months Under
Tr.Color 10 Get One.

Paris, Jan. PA French medal
commemorative Of the great war the design
of which waa announced yesterday, Is to
be awarded To all Americans and other
members Of the allied forces who served
elk months In French units or in the vel
fare servioos, including members Of the
Red Cross, tho Y NJ. 9. A., the Knights
of Columbus and other organizations
officially accredited to the French army.
Tho medal, which probably viii be
Of bronze, was designed by Alexandra
Morton. II bears on the bar the enwresth-
ed motto 'pru ratria On the side Of the
medal in bas relief is the helmetcd bust
of woman representing Victory,
with sword and an olive branch On
the reverse eide, encirclinr the ufcdsl
are the wulis "Republiqhe Francaise
and in the centre the inscription "Grande
Guerre, lpl4-lpia" Foreigners must
submit certificates Of thrir Government
In order 60 obtain the medal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
n n JACOB Has NARROW BsoArn.
Son ~ WeAltty West Chester znaAA
rOUn Grower KIjed ~ Locomotive.

fOO0 uk0WR A0De0 ~ Au0Os0Sss~.
ndward H. Jacob Of West Chester.
fA.. was danxerus&iy hurt and his sor,.
Philip David Jacob. three y~ara old.
wa instantly killed whiio orossing the
railroad tracks there yestert1ay MORN
ing In = large motor truck. A heavy
fog prevailed NJ ths time and u re-
sIsoneibie for the tragedy. II 10 pre-
s,ined that Mr. Jacob. who IL very
careful driver. did not sse the ap-
preaching LOCOMOTIVES until II had
orashed into and wrecked hts truck.
His son wna carried more than NIFTY
feet IN ths wrvcka2e and wus dead
whsn the body WAS recovered. Mr.,
jacob was badly cut about the head
and upper parts 0 his body. and 10
feared has becn internally injured He
r. In the hospital at Vert Chester.
The injured man IL the largest grow
en- of mushrooms In this country. He
recentiy invented or discovered \
"sp~wn~ for growing mushrooms which
is seid to caoel anything OF It's kind
In the market. and this with his nriah-
room houses has n~tted him large
fortune estimated NJ more than a
million dollars In the iasf ave on SIN
years. The demand for thcee deat-
cacie~ did not lessen with th~ W. !,
on thu other hnnd they increas<d. and
France. surteed Of exporting the table
funxt became an importer. and the
prtces advanced many fold over nr~rnal
uuotations
Mr.. And Mrs. Isccb arc both WI
known IN Wilmington They have
revc<nl relatives and many frtend~ heFv
and paid frequent visits TO this CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
POOR FIRE ESCAPES.
Some Of the City Apa rtment buildings
are badly Equipped.

Apartment house fire recapes IN VII
mington were scured IN 9 statement gwen
bv FIRE Chief William ] Iutx Saturday
following an inspection of several building
nv him with Assistant Fire Chirfs TAse
we'll and Townnend.
The buildings inspected were al 10
Gated within three squares of Market
street. While inspecting one building
Chief I,uts leaned aaainet an iron railing
on a fire escape los ling furn a third floor
landing. The railing gave way under his
weight and nearly plunged The olief 70 tho
courtyard below.
In one apartment house, the officials
found every landing lodged with ~
iuse cans and the ladder leading from th'
eeeond floor not in working condition, tn
cable having slipped over tho pulley
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NEW CHABTFR rs.

Epecfri Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Jan. 24.-Charters were hiesi
mere Saturday as follows
EIosmer Foundation. Inc. New forS
CITY: capital. s50o.0o0.
Blue Ridge Coal and Coke Co. WI
nnington. Del-: s50o,ooo.
Eagle Products Co, Grand Rapids
Mich: 500 COO
smith -Strevis, Inc. Wfiu,fnsfon-
Del; S100. 900.
Bosse- Ford Corporation, NswarA, ~
J.: 100000.
Southern Guaranty Corporation, WI
uaington. Del; s50.0eo.
Nicola Pisconi 8 Co, inc Fhsia4sei-
phia, Pa: $4,000
Increases in Moore
Corporation, Boston. Mass, from sleo.-
zoo to 81 .0OO. Geo; Lindsay Bros.. Inc
Wilmington. Del. $4,000 to s15o,ooo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
MILITARY FUNERAL.
Given John Cihowsky of the 59th Pioneer
Regiment.

Funeral services for John Cihowsky,
436 South Van Bmen street, former
member of the 5eth Pioneer Regiment,
were held this morning at st, Stanisla W S
Church.
Cihowsi6y was member of Company /.
He had been in ill-health for some time
and about two weeks ago was taken TO
the Delaware Hospital where he died
Saturday of typhoid fever.
The funeral services were in charge
of the American Legion, and all MEM
bers of the order and ex-service men
were invited TO meet st the Armory,
Twelfth and Orange streets, at s o'clock
this morning, in order 70 attend the
services.
Rev Francis Tucker, chaplain of Della
ware Post No !, had charge Of the ritual
istio portion Of the funeral services There
was firing squad at the grave and pro-
cession headed by band. Interment was
IN The Cathedral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
OLIVER rHRnY n.
Mvsn An Aerssahse SwsDv1ns - Hts
Birthday AhnivevuAyy.

sp.csAI Correspondence Of Kvery Evening
Rfspsll@. Jan. 7ts--Frfsnds and rsas-
ttvss II oliver II Perry, save Him .
dsiightful surpriss on his seth birthday
an nivsrary, Friday evsnins. ~ tho
home Of his daughter. Mrs John w,
Owens. At Ro~eiio. The time was
apsnt In playing games There w~ro
solos bv Miss Smith U Brsck-nx and
Wilson Greenfield: piano solo by Mrs.
Horace ID. Guthrie and fcndinsr by
hrs. Little and hre. George swsyne.
A short speech vse made by My.
Perry In appreciation ri the delightful
rrirpriss and his enjoyment of u. lie
requested this, all Join IN s1ngfns at the
CLOSE ~ tho evening. his fsyorlts hymn,
When the Roll IL Called Up fordHr
Mr.. Perry livee with his daughter
hero in Delaware during the winter anf
In summer retnrns to Boston, where
hia other daughter end sons live Hs
hnd present two grandchildren end ons
great grrndohiId.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
TO EXPLAIN sCHwAH VOUCHER
Com mltter to Hear Accountant Who
Passed Andlt Of Hethtehem Cor.
poraflon.

by Associa,ed preBs 60 Every Evening.
New York. Jan. 24s-reriey Morse,
head Of an accounting frm that audit
81 hooks Of the Bethlehem Bhlpbuild-
ing Corporation, was called as Witness
today before the COMMITTEES investixst-
ing United atste. ehippns Board sf-
fairs
He Was requested 10 appear to es-
plain detsfls Of tho audit which Colonel
E. III. Abadie, former general comp
trorisr Of IN. board testified had dis-
closed voucher for 100000 for per
suuai expenses 90 Charlea M. Bchwab.
Replying TO charges made Try Colonel
Abad,e. Mr.. gchwab testified Friday
that such a voucher never had been
charged apainst tho government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
AUTO DOWN BANK.
Louis Korngoid's Machine Rolled Down
Brandywine Park Hill.

An automobile belonging to Louis
Korngold of los West Fourth street
rolled down bank in Brandywine Park
near Rodney street on Saturday night
Mr.. Korngold had been driving IN the
park Saturday night when tire blew
out. After he had lacked up the machine
torepair the blow-up the machine suddenly
slipped from the jack and fell down the
embankment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
urrCtAy LOAN SUBSCRIBED.

n, Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Ss,v York. Jan. 24-J p. Morgan
s-d Cor1panv and the Guaranty Trust
Coronanv announced this morning that
.r,hsrription books for the $50. 200, 600
Eeteian loan were opened at 10 o'clock
srd Immediately closed The announce
mont was taken TO mean that the loan
had been oversubscribed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
PEW WORDS WITH STREET
GANG COST MANS LIFE

f3v Associated Press TO Every Evening
SomerNille. Mass, Jan. "A few
words with a street corner gang cost
James Mccall his life today. Leaving
the home OF a friend in Cambridge last
night with another man he encountered
exchanged and blows followed
Mccall and his companion continued
taken near his home.N The quarrel was
renewed and Mccall was felled. fractur-
ing his skull as he struck the sidewalk.
FIe died at a hospital The assailants
escaped
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
HARDING CRUISING ON
HOUSEBOAT IN FLORIDA
lards for Game OF OOH on Trip
Down Coast; Coolidge 10
Co South.

ely Associated Press In RY~~y Evening
Rook Ledge. FLA. Jan. ia gArne OF
golf h~rs and possibly an hour or two
of fahins lAte In the Afternoon on ths
Indian River grounds 10 the south sup
pllsd today tho nrrt real resreAtion OF
Prpssdsnt~ elect Hardina's bo,ssstsoef
trip DOWN the Fiorica coast
Ths Victoria. on which he In making
his cruise. spent the night at anchor
a few miles north of Hock Ledge. Hhe
was 40 far ahead of her schsduis that
ie wNA seid tina President elect and his
party might remain overnight at a ho-
tel hre but bis companions on the
Victoria thought Il more likely that
he would choose 20 sleep aboard 80 a.
~ permit an early start tomorrow
nonvntnG.
Ormond Beach, p1a-, Ian. k4l--Ths
hosssshaet Victoria, on which President
elect Harding is cruising down the In
dian river. made tho nr~t stop of hes
voyage at Orrnond Beach yesterday sf-
teennon and disesnhArked her pasa~n
gers for a twe-bour motor ride along
the r1nrtdr Eart Shore boulevard. Tho
etop hers and a frirf tie-up when the
Victoria tried 10 60 through the OrrnDnd
drawbrtdre were the only incidents or
the log of the hcuechrat during a peace
ful Sundays sailing.
New vprt. Ban. fss--vtoe- President.
elect Calvin Coolidge will foslrw ths
example cf rrestdeut-el.ct HARDING
hr srtins a vacntion In the South be.
ginning next weak. After his rpeeef
| before a cpuf-vence ~ bue,ne~s mon ir
Atlanta the latter part of this weak b.
WIN go 10 Ashevfiia. NJ. c. IN rest un
| al The middle uf February. He VII
leave here tomorrow for Atlantis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
=. & o. TO ISSUE BONDS.

ny Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, Jan. 24.-The Baltirpors
4 OHIO Railroad Company has authorised
todaY hy the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to issue 70 and pledge bonds ag
srexsting 5000, 600 20 secure it's prurnis
sosy note payable 20 the director general
OF rallTuasis for 50, 200, 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
rrTa DEBT siGo. .o00.noo.
arest nrtnln Rednced Obligations "a
n. g. Last Year

@ y last fenr.
ny Associated preru 90 Every Evening
Washington. Jan ga~Great Britain
iaat year reduced It's 1oat daht in the
United States by nearly 500. 200 600 the
Department Of Connnnrrc~ was Informed
today hy Consul General skinn.r st
London. The dispatch said that al
the end Of ia9s November the prisieh
fluntfnr debt In that country vns 1855
406 .o1d. AZ the end Of November 1919
the noa ting debt had been $50 afA 900
This exclusive Of long tlme loans
obtained nv Great Britain from the
American government and Arnr~se . n
harfers