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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
.FARMV|LLE WILL BUILD
BIG AMUSEMENT HOUSE
Contract Is Let for Modern Thcatcr,
Local Men Backing En-
tcrprisc

FAliMNiLLE. VA, July little
Educational Amusement Company.
Inc, was organized hero today with
the following business men Of the
town as its officers: president. l.. s
Shields: vice president. j. Taylor
Thompson: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liar
vey T. Miller. ana general manager
l.. ID. Whitaker. The stock of this
company hats been subscribed to bv
representative business mon of tho
town and represents about a $50. 600
equipment. including buildinr
grounds. furnishings
The BID of Motley & Motley. con
tractors. of Farmv!lic. was accepted
for III" erection or the building. which
VIII be on the corner of Main and
Third Streets rho amount of the
bid was s2i.iG0.
The building is to be strictly on
modern plans throughout and when
finished Will bc ono of the best
equipped theatrical houses To bc
found i'm any city. ana will nc suf.
iicicntly large to take care Of tho in
'reasinE theatrical business of tho
town Work on the building IS 10
begin in q short time and II is cx
rrc'ed TO be ready FOR occupancy by
IN" LIST OF pcc"mbcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
PROMINENT D|NW|DD|E
MERCHANT IS MURDERED
Stephen &. White, Postmaster and
Merchant at IIarpcr's Home,
Slain by Two Negroes.
LARGE POSSE IS IN PURSUIT
Victim Was Killed Soon After
Opening His Place of business
Yesterday = Robbery Motive Of
trinc--Pcoplc Much Excited.
rsnecial 10 rhc Tlmes.Disnntch.l

l'p''lhI ~ me 'ilhlcS- DlSpatCh
MCKENNEY. VA. July IL
stephen g. White. postmaster. mer-
chant and farmer At liarpers' Home.
near McKcnney was murdered In his
store this morning between ana :
".clock By two unidentified negroes.
After eating breakfast. he went to
his store as usual and tho two negrose
wore seen sitting ON tho porch APP
parcnuy waiting for the store to be
opened
Whites head was hat,orea In tho
back with rocks. after which his;
iroat was cut with q poke, knife.
rho murherers Icf, tho knife on
III" counter and - Pill" OF rocks be-
nina the counter nai made their .s-
cape 10 the woods
p"Ssc was quickly formed after
White was found lying on the floor
about o'clocit aud the men were
traiIod TO WarHcld, where ono wax
Fh"t By =. :. Hardy. but made good
his escape
Tho doors Of the safe wer. found
open and all Of tho YaIuabies missing.
including IN" supply Of stamps
Feeling IL running high In the see.
Ton where the Grim. was committed
and il is feared that violence viii FOL
low II the men guilty OF the decd are
apprchondcd by the citizens
The slain man was well know
Petersburg ana throughout DlnwId-
die County. He had been postmaster
at iarpcry Home for some time and
IT, survived by his widow and scvcraI
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
IspecIal 70 rhe Dino. plsnatch.

VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. IuIv "A.
sermons by Or. y T. Richardson ~
Louisville. and Or. Len {; I.ro,,.,
,"h, OF Richmond. ami = ,.c,urn nv.
Dr. oscar Haywood. OF Now Vol,
were features of the virginia RAN
tIst Training SchUol today -,
br"nGht"n pointed GU, ina, 100
man preachers OF today are talking
ABOUT the thousand and ono sine
"n'"' ih ms belief. the greatest need
m"S prc"chihE against the great sin.
namely the sin of unbcllcf
reter was not Il scientist nor a
p"'r' ont Il plain nsherman
80 NC n''eht havc preached abou,
'r'"iih. about the corruption
81 me jewish Church and society
but he preached .bou, m. c,n-.,,
"oou' 'hr!St. about Tho Cruci,ixjon
ah"Nt heaven ANA thereby laid Tho
i"ChHit ION tor an social ana domos-
nc reform. There mus, bc an ,wot<.
ching Of God conscinu.p.ss ana
,h'ist must be the refcrc. in ali
Things. If We eyer cxncc, 10 ,p,i,
reach the plane uf common dccnnry.
IN our social modern styles and
habits tn. spcalier said
Shonld Bc Responsive.
III i'"heitS"n seated that Paul. IN
- "-'i u ''f"ck culture. was re-
Sp"hsiEc u environment Preachers
ought TO he more responsive esn.
cla!!y when ~ IS necessary 10 combu,
| The Pagan element when is evident
IN many OF our universities TODAY.
cu!tur" is not necessarily alwnys
Christianity hut it is our duty To
Christianize our intellectual tcndon-
cies. He pleaded for ministers of
ihltiatlN. and more constructive
preaching.
br. oscar Haywood GENERAL evan
gciist % Calvary Baptist Church.
New York. delivered the evening lee
turc entitled 'Barnum- Bailey and the
silent Partner He quoted eminent
authorities who believe that spirits
appear in Invisible form ana com
municate with the living. He pointed
TO Or. CDnwcI, Baptist divine OF
philadelphia. Who declares he saw
his wife sitting a. the foot OF his
bed and directed him where TO hnd
his valua Die papers which were lost
Quotes Henry VIII.
Henry VIII. declared the spirit OF
he Earl Of surrey appeared to sum
mons him 10 judgment. and died four
hours later, when in good health.
Or. Haldcrman, Or. !. Is. Funk and
other distinguished men were quoted
who believed in spiritism. Dr. Hay
wood became very dramatic and clo-
qucnt as he illustrated the weird
story OF the silent partner.
by l.. W. Spil!man says that fol-
iowship. comfortable seats. music,
pleasing architecture. the human
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
PLAN TO MAKE Oil TESTS
IN TIDEWATER, VIRGINIA

NORFOLK. VA, Ju.Y li-prircrs
20; IN" newly orgaUizcd Hampton
Eoads Oh and Development CORPORA
ION. which VIII test out ,aree areas
IN this section for oil deposits. IN
ciudc "a Number OF wcl!-known bust.
ness men.
They are ;, W Harris. president
VI W. Hohn. e-pr"s!dcut: I'aul r
collins. treasurer. + Southgate Tay-
Tor. secretary, W " STARK. general
counsel The officers. with Robcr;
iiasier. NJ. V. Ahcrn and Reuben T.
Idpscomh, constitute the board OF Iii
rcctors
~ soon ms Mi Harris returns from
Europe, operations VIII be begun on
largo scale. IT !s announced Geo
logis's and engineers VIII be engaged
aud test wells driven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

loose from their sockets in tho wall.
causing one-half OF the garage 70
subsidc.
Hugh Guerrant, manager of tho
company. was viewing new car
CLOSE I" the point affected There
was ringing crack. and he saw two
cars SuhSidinE. vt first he thought
mat TINS was caused by debating
tircS. but before he could investigate
Tn. crash came. He hastily left the
building, fearing lest tho structure
was falling in.
Four of the machines belonged to
INC garage company, fifth TO Leon
Taylor and the sixth to John Gei.c.
The machines were almost standing
on their backs. with their hoods pro-
trudinE into the air. all OF them. il,
being seen. being badly battered.
Mechanics We're puzzled today as to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
sVLR GINA BEACH GATHERING
HEARS ELOQUENT SERMONS
DIS Robertson, Broughton and Haywood Leading
Speakers on Yesterday Program-Plea Is Made That
Ministers Should Be More Responsive to Environment

'"'ce' demonstrations. tho printed
paf'' posters. opportunity for SER
vac" ana good advertising were assets
pehsabi" 10 tie modern sunday
school.
Lectures by Dr.. Taylor Of HolIns
college; Dr. Gicgcr. OF William and
Mary college: Or. Gaines. Of Rich
inond University; DR. Watts. of CO.
iunbiai Professor Noffsingcr of In
t"rmont College; Or. Gardner. OF the
Louisville seminary. were additional
features
Every electric car brings more
delegates TO tho beach. Every organi-
cation in Virginia baptist churches
Is well represented. aud no pains arc
being spared 20 make this the great
est. both in numbers aud awards, of
SOu!hcrn EaptLst onCanpmcntA
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Must rny 50 nm Aero.

LYNCHBURG. VA, July IA jury
IN the case OF the United States
against the Bear Pond Lumber Com
pany. OF shenandoah County, this
state. in the Federal Court here, has
rendered verdict of So an acre for
land sought to be condemned for for-
est reserve purposes. The govern-
ment offered 81 an acre for the props
erty. The decision involves tho sum
Of 1881. Several other Valley con.
domination proceedings are to be
heard here this and next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE

You can now bny real epson salts
without the awful taste and nausea
By asking your druggist tor handy
package of "Epsonadc Salts" which
looks and acts exactly like EPSON
salts. because it ia pure EPSON salts
combined with fruit derivativc salts.
giving II the taste Of sparkling
lemonade.
Take a tablespoonful in glass OF
cold water whenever you feet bilious.
headachy or constipated. "Epsonada
Salts" Is the much talked of discovery
OF the American Epson Association.
advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
Lay High school corncr-s,onc

FEEDEkICKS EUEG. Va. Jul, IL
The corner stone of the new Comic
High school building. At Hague
N""tmorcland County. will bc laid
win Masonic ceremonies Wednesday.
July 20. under the auspices of West.
mor"land Lodge. No. 2i2.
w j. Phillips. OF fredericksburg.
VIII preside. and addresses will ho
delivered by several DISTINGUISHED
speakers. among them Blake Z. New
ton division superintendent Of
schools. and George l.. Browning. o:
Orange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
WEIGHT OF AUTOMOBILES
CAUSES GARAGE COLLAPSE
Heavy Beams Rot Under Humidity
and Arc Torn From
E'aStCnjurS

DANNILIE. VA. July li.-Dama..o
amounting 20 several thousand dol
lars was done last night. when part
Of the floor Of the Virginia Motor
S"mpany'S garage. on South Floyd
street. cavcd In under the weight OF
six automobiles. prccipitatine them
with crash into the basement
twenty feet below.
Heavy beams TO which the floor
was nailed appeared TO have rottc,l
under humidity, and they pulled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
Muddy wn,cr spoi.s Fishing.

LNNCHBuii, VA. July li-Fish-
orinon Of this section have had oX-
cecdinGIy poor sport since the bass
season opened q month ago. for the
James River has been kent mudd y
daily by local rains or rains above
The city on the watershed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

means OF Withdrawing them witf.J
out doing more injury. tho collins;
beams being too weak to support
blocks and tackle. No insurance WAS
carried on the cars. it was said.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10

sss .s.'s's. Ii tltA, ~ 49, ~
kinds 81 homes Btafttt1 ON iGle
shack OF tenement and stopping out
Fatrmont avenue in front Of ot1
most palatial rcsid ences. Consider
ed from the viewpoint OF taste,
good and bad, we have at least I'VE
varied selections. beginning with
the loud:psinted, much fresced
uEonstrosity and winding up WIN
the small, exquisite home OF GER
tain newly welded couple ] know
about.
Can we match mp the people in.
side these many different kinds OF
homes to their front verandas.
house shingles and stuccos? ]
should soy we could because PEG
pie as rule live in the house
which fits them temperamentally.
And we can quite easily fit each
house into certain sections or this
city and though 1t is laugh provok
ing 1t is known fact that eacf
section feels itself superior to th7
division on street below and is
constantly struggling to move up
a notch. It's really very funny.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10

We have those who live in the
wider, more open places. These
people buy up all the land around
and not for a thousand worlds
would they permit or endure too
neighborly proximity. These peo'
ple move in q narrow circle quite
among themselves and are very
happy am sure. But / sometimes
wonder IL it SSn't very selfish CON
tentment which they enjoy In their
expensive homes and pure, unadul.
terated atmosphere. A friend OF
mine said to me yesterday: "Oh, J
wish ! could own a home where &
is wide and beautiful and untouch'
ed by single, unlovely thing. Out
where the road is winding and
open where the view is gorgeous,
where no dingy house can be
found"
Forget IT." l laughed. "out
here these folks are big frogs in 2
lonesome pond. Where you are.
there are many small, insignificant
kappinesses they know nothing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10

Yesterday the weather Was ut
terly delightful With a charm tc
the atmosphere and q restful color
to the out-of.doors which was en-.
toyed by many. Some friends and
myself walked clear around Fair
mont proper and we made some in
teresting discoveries. Always in
cities there are "neighborhoods,'
but 1 believe Fairmont has more
than any city ] know.
One passes many blocks which
contain homes of similar build. De
pending on where you start and
where you wind up you will find
homes grouped together Of almost
identical costa2s far as you are able
to Judge from externals, You'll
pass house after house Of the
small inexpensive frame, Not
merely large family reside inside
but usually a roomer or two. Many
Of these homes take 6oarders.
Next you'll pass homes a bit
more costly. And the more costly
house, the fewer people win live
inside. Here the lawns will be
moro immaculate and the front
windows will show Curtains of "dif
ferent" shade and pattern. Next
comes the medium priced
home with plenty of ground all
about. Usually there Is garage Of
inexpensive sort. Sometimes more
taste Is displayed all about. Not
always. Finally you pass the
homes of our wealthiest class and
these are often very beautiful
though frequently money cannot dc
everything.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10
SII.FE..A 10
WESTERN COAST
Harding's Speech at Arl-
fngtol Will Go to
Coast

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1O.-Presi
aeit Earrings voice will carry d.
ssct1y to the Pacific Coast when he
dslfvers his asIdress over the body
~ the unknown American soldier
Arlington on ArmIstlce Day. a
nJan by which long distance wires
y I'D ampltHers will transmit the
PRESIDENTS words that they will be
4 3sard by thousands Of people in San
FfRneisco, Chicago and New YorB
nj al 6rly as Il the president stood
tlbeSors them, Is being worked out
~ the Bell telephone system and
tkhe American Legion.
Amplifiers Of hitherto unap,
,ipFoached power will be set up al
Ellington, New York, Chicago. and
ism francisco. While the speech
In insprogress, engineers Of the tele.
jT3hone system will be watching and
dardtng the lines and every bit OF
3tslephone apparatus from Washing
ton TO the coast, The voice emery.
Tag from tho horns will be almost
iItse exact duplication Of the original
shrt greatly increased in carrying
power,
The Legion has been charged with
arrangements for assembling and
Handling the thousands OF people in
a6sh city. State and city officials
idf the organization have been or
ldered by Legion headquarters to be.
4 I'm work at once with the Bell ays'
stem officials In San Francisco, Chi.
Id 20 and New York, that there Will
lbs not the least hitch In the pro
isfam.
Il This will be the first time that
coast to coast transmission and am.
1iitIeation OF a speech has been at
tsmptad IN public, but private ex'
ispertmantS by Bell engineers be-
4 tween the cities mentioned have
demonstrated that the results vii!
HE almost perfect.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10
WEAK WOMEN

Here 10 Virginia WpTan's Advies.
Lynchburg, ya,-"Ti went all to
3pae6es with nervousness and weak
sribss after motherhood, and. do not
lRnoR what would have become o.
mo had not taken DR.. Pierce's
lEayorite Prescription This medt.
idins completely restored me TO
heath and strength and was soon
sSble TO get around to do my own
iIouseWork. This 'Favur1ta-.. Pre-
sseriptton' OF pr. Pierce's is a splen.
I'D tonic for women, and u is a real
fn1easure to me -reoommend IT, i"
~ Mrs. ]. r, Mcclure, 22oa 18th St.
I q Write Or. Pierce. Pres. lnyalids
sHotel, in Buffalo. ~. Y, for conf
dental medical advice, free.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10
Evening Chat
New Homes A.suIldIns

lNelf ~ ANGH NASlit9S fN-SN4'AtttS
+ yesterday was very beautiful and
numerous individuals were out to-
walks. Many new houses are being
CONSTRUCTED and ! wonder IL their
tiTners know Just how many inter
dstad men and women "pee7ed" in.
to front windows. or walked right
inside halls built houses where
doors were not locked or fastened,
so that theYmight have the pleas
IRE Of seeing just what was going
on inside.
a new house--a house with ucta
ing but plaster rooms and Us rc
ticking In finish of any sort-evcm
the stairs roughly set in place
! IS most fascinating place. Ono
enjoys imagining Just how the hons
will look when finished and -yes,
tterday many remarks we're made
Thy passerbys who "sneaked in
.a.deH for closer inspection.
So many OF the new houses are
fIeing constructed OF the new Kel
sslSstone material, a stuccn sub
Ssance prettIly ornamented with
ieiigteninS pebbles. It surely makes
q beautiful house and SO far I've
seen no ugly cracks in this ma
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10
Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds nave been
filed with County Clerk Lee n. Sat
Avis A. Anderson and wife to
Charles Herman Martin, q lot on
Tygart street, Fairmont, $500
James N. Ashcraft and Effie F.
Ashcraft 10 Isabel MaphiS. parcel
OF land on Glade Fork Of Binga-
mon creek, Warrington district;
consideration, 1915.
David F. Martin and Martha D.
Martin to Mamie Martin, a parcel
Of Pittsburgh coal; consideration,
$544.
David F. Martin and Martha D.
Martin 10 Mamie Martin, parcel Of
Pittsburgh coal; consideration,
Katherine Linn and Ivy Linn to
E. L. Hawkins, a parcel Of land in
Union district; consideration, 81,
j. A. Edine to Jesse G. Floyd,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10

II iaffd a Paw alHs DIS ft5tss
con SD GRAFTON,
FSfdWeii g. Currey to Albert g
Kfncaid; parcel OF land "a the no.
nongahela Industrial eompany,s ad'
dition 10 Fairmont: consideration
81, etc,
Joseph Fenoscheno to Catherine
Giocobino, parcel of land in Brook.
dale addition to Monongah; consid
Grafton. ST..
Maggie Laverna Satterfield and
Martin Earl Satterfield to Hannah
futile, parcel Of land in Michael
addition to Downs1 consideration
$500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10
class and Houses

How many Glasses" 10 you sup
pose we have right here In Fair.
mont? should say at least IS. And
If you'll so ovs= the ground care
fully you'll be able to select them
exactly, by means Of their homes
or temporary abiding places. View
ed from the standpoint Of money,
there are at least 10 different
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10
oARn OF THANKS.

we wish to thank our neighbort
and friends for their kindness anG
sympathy shown US. also for the
numerous floral tributes at the
death OF our son and brother,
Joseph D. snider.
MOTHER. SISTER AND
BROTHERS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10

For the first time IN history, the
Secretary Of the United States navy
will have private seaplane. This
craft is a standard seaplane, modi
fled to allo wgreater comfort and
more ample passenger accommoda,
tons than the old ordinary airboat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10

s5ofik your datys are fllfe d it'll
many feeessary things to do. They
work terribly hard very. often, do.
ink unnecessary, futile things. Per-
lection Isn't always what It seems,
my dear-.'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10

Have sou head Mario Archer
Chamlee who has been named as a
possible successor to Caruso? Ask
to hear this Brunswick records
at South Side Pharmacy.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10

b u. Wilson, former vel
known resident OF Fatrview died
Friday at his home at Clendennins
Clay county. He was an official q
the DaVis OIL company. He vas q
years Of age and is survived by his
wife and SIX children. The body
was brought 70 Warrington yester-
day afternoon. Burial was made
IN the family cemetery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10

By scientific time and motion studies the pEepaEaaon
Of naeas Mr Ernerson made discoveries OF supreme m
portance to ali women. This national demonstration has
told all women of them.
Two famous Domestic Scientists employees as eo!
sellers Thousands of dollars spent on the stue
Many days spent preparing meals u19er seenas
ohgcaon Stop watches used to record the time OF
nreparing each meal and of each individual operation N
preparing it Pedometers, which measure ostalse "'
used to register every step taken
500 Steps Saved ON This Lunch Alone
Cream Soup ,HOt Biscuits
ECO OmeIef Cor1starch Pudding Tea
Tha simple lunch was prepared in average kitchen
1thout a Napanee Dutch Rrhenes The same rns4 w.
then prenared with Napanee Stop watch and peaonssGE
ecrded te time consumed and the steps taken IN eacn
;Jra1 mention in preparing the meal Each opera
ton vas repeated by different operators to insure accuracy
v this scientific method It found that In preparing
and clearing away lunch without Napanee hieehenee IN
an ayersRe Kitchen, 6s1 steps were taken
That IN preparing the meal by the same operators
IN the same tehen with NaPanes' only l4E steps were
no stepss were saved! And 1871 Of time was savedI
Good nsW1s th9 for oveTworoed womenl
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10
Supreme!

By the sam StS. ~ nS 49,. -
preparing br1 - N.aPaI ~ ST. -
ally totaned = rxeaay N AVTs t'Ss
time when Z K >sVas used
In preparing Timer 7s4 steps were saved! And 1915 Of
In preparing the three meals without the Napanee 2,ii3
steps were taken and only SCI n preparing the same meas
with the Napauee.
Thu. 1892 .top. wero .ayed-.hrooortb. Of the total
By tho Of the Napanes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10
HeID For AN women

Mr. Emsrsons studies prove woman ca be nee Of
the fatigue and strain OF kitchen work Their value Is pc
hardships, as footsore and weary women everywhere
No woman can afford to be without the Napanee Dutch
Kitchenet.
Come and see for yourself the scientific dssiEn
+be soeor construction the and greater
That give the Napanee its amazing value Before tins ma
onal demonstration ends learn as countless women aaO oS
kitchen work Do not miss this vitality important oppof'
tunity,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10

I'LL Q. VI1a1 - u -
plain stucco.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
RESORn.
ATLANTIC CIrr. y. y.
IE77REDON.IAs. ss:s6 !: :: -.
y NTIs~rss siv~ zoe a. ~SNkS
NEW CHARrERs.


Dover. Jan. i5.-ChAxtsr. ~~rs u~a
here. yesterday. as fellows.
Armstead snow Motors q ths
United ststes. Inc. Dover. p-L. n0.-
100000.
Armsteso SnoW Motors a cSuz1~.
Inc. Dover Del. si0.5o0. 900
Merchants Discount Co. wuulns.
ton. Del. 100000
Pittsburs Finance Cooperation. WI
mington. Del. ss.oo.o0Q.
Beehive Coal corporation. Dover.
Del. $500. 900.
Armstead snow AI0uors of Alsss.
Inc. Dover. Del 81 500. 900.
Hughes On Co. Dallas, roxAs. ti..
10000
Ad-Pnnt Corporation. Fhnadeipha.
Pa: SI.iOo.00o.
Riley University of spinAl rharap,
Inc. washinSton. ID. c.. 100000
Southern Underwriters. Inc NsW
York City. 100000.
Martin Hotel Co. Philadoiphiz. "a.
100000.
Fred Myers Corporation. wnmns
ton. Del: 100000
Robert Friend and prcduce CO. VII
mington, Del; 100000.
Corporation Guarantee ana Charter
No,s EoltA1eibhias "a tloNt1NN.
Commercial National Co. phuado.-
phia. Pa: 100000.
struchen Cement Gun Co. Wlmlns
ton. Del: $4,000.
Polish Industrial Corporation. ror-
tage. Pa. s50,0
Business Meas and Consumer CO
operative Association. Wilmington.
Del; $1,000.
seventh Street shoe shop Co.
philadelphia. Pa. $4,000.
Increases ia capital Emplro sik
Co, New York City. from s. 900. 900 %
S2,500, 600; Interstate Cotton on Re-
rining Co, Dover. Del, S6o0. 900 to
S750.0o0; Frye-SweotSor CO. Lima.
Ohio, 100000 70 $4,000.
Changes IN name Liberty WoU'tn
Co., 70 Liberty Tailoring Corporation.
Pittshurg. Pa; fRris q Co. 90 Wnsou
* Co. Philadelphia. Pa. hneinerIIns
Corporation C. International EnxincCl.
ing and financins CcrporatioA