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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-04
PareiSkimaS visuOmenei

DdEllJtl UdlI NIL HOOo9H
mi sitame suvaziavime, o bu-
tn svarstomi vien daiktai nau-
dingi visai Lietuvai. Suvazia-
Vino ved6jas atsisake ta rel
kalavima patenkinti. Fedora
cijos atstovai pasak6 zodziu
ir v6liau atkartojQ rastu 81
toki pareiSkima:
Kadangi suvaziavimas 81
Geguz6s 1921 m. Washingto-
ne, d. C. nepastates ! dienot-
varke p. VileiSio, kaipo Lietu-
vos atStovO, darbuot6s vispu-
si$ko persvarStymo, prieme re
zoliucijQ iSreiSkiancia jam pa
d6ka, kadan-gi oficialiai ir ne
oficialiai Suvaziavimo nariai
uzSipuldin6jo ant A. L. R. *.
Federaciios If jos nariQ, ka-
dangi suvaziavimO sukvietlme
nebuvo gvarantuotas jO proper
cionaliSkumaS ir visQ Ameri-
kos LietuviQ pakraipQ atsto-
vavimo lygumas, todel Fede-
racijOs Centro atstOvai parelS-
kia, jog rezoliucija buvo jiems
nepriimtina ir naudinga tik
asmenims ar partitions, bet
ne Lietuvai. Kun. p. Bucys,
kun. J. J. JakaitiS, l.. Simutis.
Prize to mes zodziu pareiS-
k6me II atkartojome, jog ma
tome butinQ reikalQ apsvars-
tyti asmenS darbuote prizes is
reiSkiant jam pad6kq, bet
taip-gi ai$kiai matome, kad
nei kokiS AmerikieGiQ suva-
ZiavimaS neturi teis6s davin6-
ii nuosprendziQ apie darbuote
aSmens, kuriQ teisdtai igaliojo
Lietuvos AugSGiausia Valdzia.
(Kas kita yra pasitik6jimo ar
ba nepasitik6jimo iSreiSki-
mas). Federacijos igaliotiniu
pareiSkimai liko be pasekmiQ.
Padtkos rezoliucija buvo pri-
imta. Federacijos lgaliotiniai
pareiSkd, kad jie toliau yra ne
be nariai suvaziavime ir lieka-
81 kaipo sveGiai.
Tada Suvaziavimas 6mG
klauSyti praneSimQ apie FL
nansin6s LietuviQ Misijos dar-
buote paskolos ir aukQ rinki-
mo srytyse. Paskui sumanyta
rinkti komisija iStirti uzmeti-
mans daromiems p. Vileisiui
ar Misijai. UzmetimQ buvo XII
le suvaziavime is asmenQ ne
prielankiQ Federacijai. SiQly-
ia, kad vienas Federacijos j.
galiotinis ieitQ / ta komisija.
Tas neapsi6m6, bet kada jis sa-
Ike neapsi6mimo priezasti, pir-
mininkas nedav6 jam kalb6ti.
Todel mes turime reikalo tas
priezastis pareikSti visuome-
nei. 7 komisija mus kviesta
tik tada, kada mes jau nebe-
buvome suvaziavimo nariai.
.Tokis pakvietimas iSeina lyg
pasityeiojimas> Bet ir Siaip
komisijos nariQ dauguma tn
r6jo susid6ti is asmenu jau
stipriai ir smarkiai susida-
riusiQ sau nuomone apie da-
.lykq pirma, negu jis imta gvil-
denti. Nei kokis teismas pa
saulyje nestato teiseju skun-
dika, nei apskQstaji, o jei II
padaro taip, tai tampa nebe
teismu, tik teisybes mindzio-
'tojum. Tokiame dalyke mes
negalejome dalyvauti. Mes
4o;o o.; ,,oo.o1c;o,,,o o+cico lyufi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-04
PADALINO
DIPLOMAS.

Washington, Birz. 8.
Prezidentas Hardingas vakar
.buvo karo laivyno akademijo-
je Annapoly. Baigusiems aka
demija karininkams dalino di-
plomas.
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.L|ETUVIy SUVAzIAV|MAS
WASH|NGTONE, D. C.
(MusQ specialize correspondence
praneSimas). :


Su Prezidentu Hardingu kal-
bejosi cia pamineti asmenys
Lietuviu vardu:
DR.. Enoch.
Geo. Klimas,
Joseph ]. Hertmanowicz.
John j. Jakaitis.
Joseph J. Elias.
John Sh-itulskis.
Anthony Ivaszkewicz.
Beto buvo dvylika asmenu
ktu tautu. Tarp pastaruju bu-
vo senatorius King, kongreso
narys Chandler, New Yorko au
gsciausio teismo teisejas Levy,
penh Latviai ir keturi Estai.
Tolimesne tasa Lietuviu su-
vaziavimo aprasymo "Drau-
go" skaitytojai ras rytoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-04
vLADIvosToKAN sAU-
KIAMAS NAUJAS STEI-
GIAMASIS SEIMAS !.

Nauja valdzia bijosi uzpuoli-
mo.
vladivostokas, Birz. 3.
Birz. 3. Vietos naujojji Ru-
sQ valdzia panaikino socialis-
tn steigiamaji selma il paskel-
be, rinlin1us atstoyq naujan
steigiamajin seiman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
FORCED TO WE'D OR WORK |
MADE MARRIAGE PAY.
Mrs. DrexIer Was Preparing to
Take Seventeenth Husband
When Arrested.
BY Associated I',vss 70 Every riycninr.


Chicago, Dec. D. Federal agents
sroke up Mrs. Helen Drexlcrs matri-
monlal government allotment plan
just as she was making plans 20 mar
ry her seventeenth husband In three
years, according TO her story today
TO Captain Thomas I. Porter. Of the
secret service. By listing as the son of
each husband, the little boy born from
her second experience in matrimony,
she added s5 n month oztra TO the
flood of allotment checks she received
from the government. she said. Fed
eral officials calculated she had re-
ceived $500 month.
"I was working in Boston when !
met Wilfrld Taylor" she related. "The
draft got him, and soon after landing
in France he was killed"
Mr.. Drexler's brother also was
killed in action overseas. Her little boy
Is Wilfrid Tayiors son.
81 had TO go to work or get mar.
| ricd. so | got married. Several month,
afterward my husband joined the navy
SO I got two allotment checks. Johr
Kelly, Of tho Brooklyn navy yard. was
| the next. left him and married anoth.
Yer sailor.
Dear ME. can't remember all th,
names. Finally | came 60 Chicago ant
married three sailors in quick success.
sion. Albert Droxler. n Camp Gram
soldier. was the sixteenth.
"I had a sailor picked out for tn,
next. but YOUR agents arrested me"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
Previous

Alls Chalmers Co, quarterly OF lx per
cent on preferred. payable January Is.
American Public Service Co, Ia per cent
on preferred, payable January l.
American SmelterS Securities Co quar-
tcrly OF ls per cent on preferred an d
"a per cent on preferred y, payable
January .
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. quar-
tcrly OF per cent. payable December 3 T.
Detrolt-Cleyelspd Navigation Co.. quar-
teriy or per cent. payable January l.
tdmunds aud Jones Corporation, quar-
terly or = per cent on preferred, payable
January =
Hendee Manufacturing Co. quarterly of
"a. per cent on preferred. payable January
Hupp Motorcar Co. quarterly OF is.
per cent on preferred, payable january j.
International Silver Co quarterly of
ia per cent on preferred, payable Jan
uary
Manati Sugar Co. quarterly OF 1s< per
cent on preferred. payable January g.
Manhattan Sugar Co, quarterly of ~
per cent on preferred payable January 3
Manufacturers Light and Heat Co
quarterly OF per cent, payable January
IA.
Mil Lumber Co, quarterly of -. per
cent on preferred. payable January l.
Orphcum Circuit Inc quarterly OF 81
share on preferred payable January .
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co interim Of
10 per cent. payable January lS
Waldorf system, Inc quarterly of so
cents SHARE on common aud 20 cents
share on FIRST and second preferred pay
able January ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
]. ". CHAPMAN DEAD;
LIVED IN NEWARK
Succumbed to Pneumonia While
Visiting His Sister in
Charlestown, Md.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Charlcstown, Nd, Dec. S.--John w.
Chapman. So years old. who had been
engaged in the dry goods and notion
business at Newark for several years
died last evening at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Robert Gibson. in this
town, after n short Illness of pncu-
monia. Mr.. Chapman, who was having
a bungalow built in Newark, became
III In the Pennsylvania railroad sta
tion there ten days ago and WAS
hxpught to Mrs. Gibson's home by DIR.
Blake. One of his sisters, Mrs. Ella
Scott of this town. is critically III with
pneumonia and is not expected to re-
cover.
Mr.. Chapman was a native Of Cecil
county. For several years prior TO
conducting his Newark business. he
was proprietor of n department stotc c
at Alexandria, Va. lie was a member
OF the Masonic order in Newark and
attended the Presbyterian Church. lie
Is survived by his widow and two sis
ters, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Gibson,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03

present may not even be good
gamble.
Some lines of Industry have been
thoroughly liquidatcd both internally
and market Wise. Their stocks today
should be bought but bought as n
speculation by those who realize that
they are specializing. For the near
future and for years TO come The con-
scrvativcly< financed. efficiently oper-
ated business viii show profit and
will pay profit to their stocl<boldors
Their next door ncighbors, however,
may be headed for the sbcriffis sale
or scrap heap, and divided cuts win
continue to be present.
Decide whether you want to in
vest for income or speculate for
profit. For investment buy sound
| list OF stocks. If you are not follow
bonds--for speculation buy a broad
ing this basic principle for placing
| your money, set your house in order
lat once. You will make more by re-
Isrranging your securities now than
waiting for chance TO get out
whole"
The Babsonchart reflects very sat
Iisfactory seasonal rise In general
business Last weeks point17 per
Icent below normalhas been bettered
Iby per cent. General business today
lia IL per cent below normal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
y Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Dec. 3.--Wheat, No.
. red winter, 1.l79i.22; do, garlicky,
iI2Q117,
Corn, dull; No. 2, for export, e2@e3;
do, No. 3, 6o@6i; No. 3 yellow. old,
local trade, 6s@6e; do. new, 6s065:
No. 3 yellow. new, 62@e3.
oats. firm: No. 9 white, sa@44M;
No. 3. do. 42is043. y.
Butter, higher: western creamery,
extra, a7is; nearby prints, fancy,
6o@62.
Eggs, lower; nearby, extra irsts,
CO: do first, e5; western extra
firsts, 66@67 do, firsts. 62@6S; fancy
selected, packed. 7s@79.
Cheese, quiet; New York whole
milk fancy fats, 22is@23; fair to good,
2l@22: longhorn. 22@2Sis: single
daisies. 22@2s::
Live poultry. higher; fowls, not leg
horns. 20@S2: do. leghorns, 2o@23,
ppring chickens, not leghorns, 20@2s;
do, leghorns. 20@23; old roosters, 17@
IS; ducks. white Pelxin, 25@26; do,
mixed colors. 2202i; muscovey, ISG
26; ge~ &c, 23@2o: turkeys, fancy, As; +;
fair to good. 4o@43.
Dressed poultry, lower; fowls. fresh
killed, choice TO fancy, 2s@S4: do,
small sizes. 1927 ;roesting chickens,
nearby, 2T@32: western, 24@S3;
chickens. nearby. 1906; do. western,
2f@S4; old roosters, 1s@9l; spring
turkeys fancy, 5265S; fair to good 4s@
so: fancy iced 52@5S; averagereceirts
45G4e; old turkeys, 4o@4S; ducks. sec,
SS; geese, 2o42S.
Potatoes. irregular; white, per 10S
fancy. 2.o0@s.e5; fair to choice, 1.eoa
| 200.
Flour. dull, unsettled; soft winter
straight. western. S.ao@e.oo; do. near.
by, 5.40M5.5o; hard winter, straight
| 6.75@7 90; do, short patent, 7.25@
$50; spring first, clear. 5.25Ge.50; do
patent, 7.1067.4o; do, short patent
7.5O@7.9o; fancy spring and city
mills. patent, family brand, s75@s.?5
Hay, steady; timothy, No. q. 2o.oo@
%. 90; do, No. 8, 1s.oo@1e.oo; sample
I400616.o0: no grade, l2.oo@l+.0o'
clover mixed hay. light mixed. 1860
! 5000: No. /. mixed. ls.ooal?.o0'
Tallow. quiet; primo city. loose, 41a
do, special, loose. G; prime country, 4
edible. IN tierces, s.
Bran higher; soft winter in lC
pou .sssseaclSs, 27.ooG2s,o0; spring
27.5o@ 2S.5e.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
MOTORISTS IN COURT.

Charged with violating traffic rules
by driving on the wrong side OF Mar
ket street, Myer Feltman was fined
SIS in Nunicipai Court today. w.
Compton Wills, assistant engineer %
the city water works, testified tnat
last Saturday, while he was driving
his machine north on Market street
Fcltman, after three unsuccessful at
tempts 10 pass him. ran his car across
tho street, striking the fender of his
(WnlsO machine.
Fcltman denied striking Wills ma
chine purposely, but said that Wills
laughed at him and purposely retard-
cd his progress. Feltman said he had
driven an automobile for l. years
at times on Fifth avenue, New York
and he never saw such driving rs was
displayed 10y Wills.
Explaining that he was hurrying
home 10 his children, who were alone
when arrested by Motorcycle Officer
Blackston on Union street, for run
ming 2s miles an hour. John p. Brown
was allowed to go with a warning
Sentence was suspended.
At the request OF ]. Frank Ball
hearing in the case of William +. kel-
| ley, charged with speeding, was con-
tinued until Tuesday.
John Lankford, Negro, charged with
violating traffic rules in driving OF
the wrong side Of the street, was dis
missed. Landlord was going south c.
French street when his car collide
with a touring car running east
| Eleventh street. Lankford said h
was on the right side of the street al
turned TO the left, striking a DUNN.
cop to avoid the collision
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
STEEL SHARES GAIN
ONE TO FIVE POINTS
ohippings and Stronger Sps-
ciMltiss Also Advance; Bonds
Go Still Higher.
y, >ascclatod rrcrs TO ,;vcry Evenins

~ NH"hfNNIfN A|f'N" w 'fN''N '+f'A'HN>
Now York, psc. s.---oils and INC
usual industrial favcritos furnished
,hr huik ~ todaN's broad bpt irresu-
lsr dealings IN the stock market, rails
helrn relocated tu the background.
standard oil OF New Jersey. General
>nnhali, preferred rranscontincn'al
on. Dsncrnl Electric. international
Harvester and Independent Stccls.
particularly Rcpuhlic and tackawana
aporod gross gains Of ! 20 almost b
points.
shlppmga also vsro active and
niroug An connection with subsidy re-.
tnua from Washington.
Industrial Alcohol. international
Paper and linton bag led the stronger
Hprclal,ics. Tho closing was arm
with ial,s orpron'mating $4,000
shares
iu tn' bond market Liberty and Vic
iOrv lHnuos continued to strengthen.
With arm tone 90 tho general list.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
STOCKS ARE NOT AN INVESTMENT
BY Roger W. Bsbson
Can rights strictly reserved {


Discussing the investment situa-
ton Roger w Babson makes tho fol-
lowing staten mt: dividend cuts have
become an everyday occurrence and
promise to continue at their present
rate for at least another year.
Last months payments on Amcri-
can industrial stocks, common and pre-
fcrred. were $S.10o0oV less than in
November, 1919 and $1,000. 900 less
than in November last year. This rep
resents loss OF 23.7 per cent or nearly
one-fourth compared with 1919 and
1876 per cent or one sixth less than last
year.
"Thcro is nothing particularly
alarming about SUCH development
as IL Is but ono OF the characteristics
OF the period of depression In every
business cycle.
Tho trouble lies In the fact that the
general investing public does not seem
to have been aware of this fact. As
go about the country / am APPALLED, by
lists shown me--not only Ivy the widow
and unframed youth but the man who
Is keen In his own business. Their
lists OF ''investments" are generally
overloaded with stocks which at times
pay dividends! They have counted on
these as Income and are very serious
| ly embarrassed as result " the cut
in dividends. Their unfortunate po-
sitlon is due to their disregard of q
4 very fundamental point.
stocks have an essential place III
our financial structure. Without the
commitment of some funds to tn,
risks OF production, transportat tior
and merchandising buying goods wifi
the hope of selling for profit-busincs
could not be done. The purchasers o
common and preferred stocks Is fur
> nlshing money for these purposes. Hi
> stock certificate establishes no olsi
CATION In his favor but simply ccrti
; fies that he has n proportionate in
forest in the business. lie is
partner an tho broader sense of III
word, and subjects himself to- tn
risks of proprietorship and takes tn
: profits when. there are any. On
= should not enter into this position
without realizing that he is speculat
ing
! Investment on the other hand
, placing your money for a definite in
come. The man who buys bonds o
: notes lis a landlord In the broader sens
of the term. He has loaned money {
; the concern and has a mortgage On
part of its real property. He must b
paid his return whether the bushes
= make a profit or not and can foreclos
= and sell its assets 90 reimburse him
; self for his original investment if
J, Is necessary TO take such steps. III
z money is loaned for a definite perio,
J Il must be paid back as money at
= fixed date and the agreed rental mui
? be returned at stated periods in I'll
meantime. The market value of goc
y bonds rises In proportion as its II
q come win buy more food and elothe
not as a particular Zinc of businel
r becomes moro or less profitable.
= steady and assured income OF a pr
I, determined amount therefore takes Il
Z place OF the uncertain profit or pro
,, it,, due the stockholder.
e. TOO many persons who want n
y investment--whob believ they have. a
5. investmcnt--are holding on to commc
q and preferred stocks from which ai
e, come has ceased and which for q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
Niw CHARTERs.

hefc YESTERDAY, a. follows. wv "'''
,,'nthfscic Manufacturing Corporation
Wilmington lisl capital tynoy 600
Nrurn nil GO. Wilmington Del. 81 600 :
100 .t fclcphono aud Telegraph 90.
''s'p",s .a sep"ise To- a.S,ss,.o Nr,io9sl
'nomn Interstate rucl aud Transport
Nilminyieu. Del, $4,000 Gngi-
sos uon Nhapifo a Co. Camden. \ i
, ,sh'sm wh,~, n.,, r,,s"n Anlomobile and
nsl' sioopoo Ei.'ns E' Sun ",spssSn' osai ea .
riitshurp Ia snu 600 Daniels Parish
hniof Co, Wilmington Del $4,000
nirhuf SPRINGS luN Ranch, Inc, Marren
". ~, oup. Philadelphia Druggists
N"rYsnihsl"f roldman. Inc. Camden.
incrcs~es IN capital United Auto stores
INC rhllsd,iphia. Pa $1,000 900 TO
'.annwN .n.nnsyl,sn,s Auto service
lp " ooo oen sun Ri,cr Chemical io GO CO.
N'N hvre CITY, sJno,ooo to 100000.
.', a','r1 De. .u,harters were flied here
~'fas futtcs biSlov ,onsolids tod Mines
80. Wilmington. D,l capital 81 500 600
no,npscn bcrf Co. Philadelphia Pa
!sl,as 4 nraun. Tue. New YORK city.
iucres>es il capital Federal Bakeries
'orpnrNtion, Detroit Mich. from sSpu GOO
4" o!.leo,vro, Potcntia Corporation o,
ms{hN New York ci'y. sf.ooo,ooo 20
ohsnss IN name OF But,crlck stores Co
% Platforms stores Co, New yors CIV,
~"uihcfu Oakland Go. 70 Martin Motor
Ca Go. Atlanta Ga.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
New Work HANK Hearings.

y sHsuriatod Press 60 Every K>enine
Sew York, Dec. 3.--rho actual con-
dllion ~ clearing house banks and
truHs companies for the week shows
that they hold ti5.eS5,Soo reserve ir
rNCrsH " icFal requirements THIS
n an increase of SsA5i,ae from last
Wrth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
EVERY EVENING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
ffndexea for Quick Reference
LINE RATES PER DAY.
CoJu six words o the line
Couni initials and numbers rs words
No charge al taken for less than 3Oc.
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25c.
Charge. Prepaid
Day ..t...................l II cent J2 cents
Consecutive Days ~ cents 10 cents
G Con ccutiv Days M ;ent $ cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING
Special rates for business adyer ising
civ upon request.
REPCBIICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication wifi be made for erro 5
not the fault of be adve tiser II advertls-
er wi report th erro within - hours
alto first publications OF advertisement.
CJASSfFICATfONS NOT PER-
MITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS
Classified adv rtlsemeDts hat . tele-
phoned TO Every Evening viii be accepted
at the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount win be accepted
as fun payment II offered at the business
Office within six day afte' any such ad
Is hrst printed in the paper Otherwise
the cos, at the charge rates quoted above
vii be collected
Telephone Your Want Ads
PHONE TWO-TWO-H UNDRED
Ask for Want Ad Take
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
Motorcycle. ana Bicycle.

DELAWARE CYCLE CO Large stock
Of new and rebuilt Harley Davidson
motorcycles aud sidec5rs Ninth and
French streets.
READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLE
- Scbebier Service station, also Goods
year tires Wilmington Cycle Co. 1903
Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported DAILY st Nooa by Laird 4
Co. "a rout Building.

ius' n minute ~ your time TO tell
GOO" people what you want-Eyery
y eninS CLASSIFIED ada do the rest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.

Westminster Kentucky Ave. mr. Boa
~ Elevator TO street. Pri-
vate baths. running water A. V Kopp.
owner and prop. Open all year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
Asto AeeAAsoriNs

BATTERIES -New G-voit, sis and your
old one. Rechargiug 5nc Battery sps-
cisities Co. 1901 French street. Phon.
s3Os ". Da and Mite service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS..

BY Associated Pross 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. December ). 3.-stocks closed
irregular
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03

Read the ssssihcd aoys, too,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
serrIce statlon.-RepaIrinr

rear i4os Rodney Phone eI4e and 1880 j,
BATTERIES Need constant watching
and care: rundown battery can sap the
energy and life of your motor In q short
time Let us examine IL today. Free
service. distilled water Dayiite Storage
Battery Service Station. 1909 Market
street. Sub-Statiou, 1915 King street
ron" MARTIN GsRAGH~-foI Hsr-
rison street Phone s22, Specfsltr
machine shop and general repairs on
all cars and trucks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles FOR ssls

sTUflFBAkER Sedan, special sAr. 1919
cIreAcnt condition, newly painted tal
1907 ]
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
Moving, Trucking, storage

CALL 2s4s W. HAULING AND sTOR-
AGE. HANNAGAN'S TRANSFER.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
Lost and Found

GRAY SWEATER-Trimmei with coral
lost in Ma siestic Theatre or on Fourth
street car, Thursday afternoon. Reward
II returned to Mrs. n. IL. Ward, 500
Rodney street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03

NJ q. truck. | Jts-ton Easter 1upD
truck. In Al condition. chcsp. pbons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICES

DIR. WILLIAM G. SEATON-Formeriy OF
Seaton 4 Moore. dentists. has moved to
his new Offices. at $50 Washingtou street.
Phone s523.
rHos CuICIApEI- ryars "a hira o.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-27
"Y" OFFERS new
SCHOOL FEATURES

Through the educational extension
division of the Y. NJ. c. A. much has
been accomplished in issuing to eX-
service men complimentary scholar
ships. At the present time the Pen
sacola association has a number of
young men studying in night and day
schools preparing themselves for bet
ter positions in the future.
The educational committee has ar
ranged with w. A. Jones of the
Pensacola colored school. and Rev. H.
+. Jones to be at the Triangle drug
store at the corner of Alcaniz and Ia
Rua streets, from five to eight o'clock
every evening except Sunday, and will
receive applicants from colored eX-
service men for these scholarships.
Any colored man who has, an honor
able discharge from the United States
army, navy or marine corps will be
eligible to make application. These
applications will be passed upon and
then forwarded to the educational
committee of the local Y. NJ. C. A.,
and finally passed upon. Arrange
ments will be made for competent
teachers and adequate space to care
for the students who. may enroll. 1t
is important that applications be in at
once as our assignment will be made
at an early date.