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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES.

Ncwtown, Va. April 26.--A large
crowd attended the special services at
Mt. Olive Sunday. Rev. j . Alvin
Bacoats, B. ID. delivered the sermon
for the occasion. In the afternoon
an interesting program was delivered
by local talent. After the program,
remarks were made by some OF the
visitors.
Another landmark and one of the
oldest citizens Of this section has
passed away, in the person OF Mr..
Jack Hc,mes, who has been sick for
some time. He leaves four sons and
four daughters to mourn the loss of
enc So dear to them. The funeral
services were conducted lOit Saturday
by the pastor at Mt. Olive. Of which
he was member
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30

Mrs. Eliza Jackson. S73S Dimwood
avenue, state grand queen OF A. u. X.
and ID. Of A. entertained on last Mon
day evening at her residence In hon
or OF the most excellent. queen OF iii.
nois and Jurisdiction and Hon. VIII
liam II. Fields of st. Louis, Mo-, nat
ional grand master.
After spending several days In the
city on business, Mrs. C. w. Register.
wife of the presiding elder OF India.
napolis, Ind, and district, Rev. G w.
Register, left the city for her home
during tIe week.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having been appointed executor Of
the estate Of the late Captain Benz.
A. Graves, Jr., notice is hereby given
to all persons who have claims
against his estate to present the same
to me for payment. Notice Is also CIV
en- to all persons who may owe his es
tate anything to come forward and
make payment Of the same to Us ut
my ONCE 613 North Second Street.
j. THOMAS HEWIN, Executor.
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THE WHEREABOUTS OF ROBERT
SPUR1OCK,

would be very glad to hear some
thing Of the whereabouts of by broth
er, Robert Spurlock. He was born in
Goochland County, Va. Several years
ago he left Richmond to work on tho
railroad and when last heard from
he was somewhere In Louisiana.
Any information will be glaly re-
ceiyed by his sister. My maiden name
was Susan Spurlock. If any one knows
anything Of him living or dead. Write
MRS. SUSAN BLACKWELL,
712 w. Franklin, Street.
Richmond, Va,
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LOST MOTHER.

desire to know the whereabouts OF
my mother and brothers. My mothers
name Is Annie Bryant. My brothers
names arc Abe and John Bryant.
When last heard OF they were living
In Witheville, Va, about six yenrs
ago.
Any information concerning their
whereabouts will be gladly received
by me-. >,
MRS. LAURA BRYANT,
1905 Pcase Avenue,
Houston, Texas.
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j. T.. STRONG,
PROMINENT REAL ESTATE
BROKER OF MASSACHUSETTS

Boston, August 25th says, II have
been in the real eI,tatc brokerage
business for many years. I have
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and nervousness, but Since taking
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eat without fear Of distress, and can
feel great change in my system >
There is nothing in medical science
that equals Argo Phosphate in the
treatment Of indigestion, rheumatism
nervousness. kidney and liver ills =.
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Ca0SYM <lT8eS. Wn.

Osatrs CCess, Va.
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Dear Sir.-T-hie 40 ts|
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kev. II. L. Scott, pastor OF Grant
Memorial Chapel, 46th ald Evans
avenue has gone to Pittsburgh, Pa,
and other points east on business.
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Observation-Disclosures

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locality who will show and recon
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Death took the little nine year old
daughter of Mrs. Mary e. Whitaker.
3640 Vernon 'avenue last Friday after
an illness of only nine days. Funeral
services were held from the residences
on Monday, Rev. Fl. f. Stewart Of
Quinn Chapel officiating.
The annual sermon OF u. B. f., aiid
S. NJ. Us. will be held on the fourth
Sunday in May at The Metropol'ta -,
Community Center church which is
holding services in the auditorium OF
The Wendell Phillips High School,
%ath street and Prairie avenue
Mrs. Nellie Krummick, 4344 Evans
avenue who spent two months in ST.
Louis, Mo-, with relative m.l friends.
has returned to the city.
Adelbert II. Roberts, state repre-
sentative has been made chairman OF
the Subcommittee of App y la.icn
Oh the Lincoln Monument IA, Home.
stead a committee hich doing some
active work.
Attorney Walter M. Farmc-, I&;
W. Washington street speEt il busy
week along the northshore during
the week adjusting claims for clients
IL that district.
kev. II. L. Scott, pastor OF Grant
Memorial Chapel, 46th ald Evans
avenue has gone to Pittsburgh, Pa,
and other points east on business.
Rev. 70. p. Robinson, pastor OF the
Antioch Baptist church 58th and La
Fayette avenue died at his home last
week after an illness of more than
twelve months. His body lay in state
at the Antioch Baptist church all day
Monday and funeral services were
held on Tuesday from the Bethlehem
Baptist church 50th and Wabash ave
nwp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
President Welcomes Delegates
To Arms Limitation Farley
Continued from page 1.

higher
accomplished
be done In intrigue found in tho
OF resolved
civilization
and
reduce II OF better order
the blight
tnued competition.
kindler
tragcaly brought realza
conscience
fellowship point n
speak officially United hundred
millions Wholly
free unworthy
accredi with I
Will purpose
wc met for service to mankind. all simplicity in
honor Of
world refined by
peace
world In accomplishment there viii be added
the rejoicing of mankind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
Gods Help and Guidance
Asked For Conference

Washington Nov. 1sThc with which the
w s. ernethy OF Calvary Baptist Church, Washington
a folows
almighty the OF
rejoice
bring u troubled
Thou Omnpoent the believe
Thou guide human
nations that dwell EARTH though
and the few
interests OF the larger number May feel
welfare and happiness
nexpressibly Thy
shall bndly the light We
lovingly
shall n
We minds willing believe that the
the nnrmties of the weak shall OF
service We the be
whelmed in hopeless pessimsm Give
clearly, Judge fairly wisely Help
rights and often of
I'VE in this hour behalf a n sore Thou
unmindul the suferings of people
mutudes of widows and orphans
God We have had terrible baptism blood
pslence and unuerable anguish
these should again be visited
it be that Thou hast permitted us thus to suffer
might devices
King of our lives and dene? out the cry
Thee. perish.
May we walk softly and humby before Thee day and
throughout the eful days of this
intent knowing Thy will and knowing have the
conference shall be wse
shall be the praise the forever Amen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
FINANCIAL NOTES.

stock exchanges aud other markets
we're closed 60 business yesterday In OBJ
s~rvAncc OF the spccis srmisfice Day
holiday They we're open today a. usrai
glance over comparative prices 70 r
h"phs now and at the low points earlier
this year will show advances large enough
90 he Impressive. and TO quito surprise
those who have not kept close track OF the
upift which has taken place In the marsct
Tor securities.
ior ~. year ending August 81 total
operating revenues of the class 1 roads
.a.pl3 2ta the year before. an increa,a.
~ ed,O t26 h3h, or sc per cent Freight
revenues Nsc si.2sp o2S. 133. an increase
~ ph per G mt and passenger revenues,
~srr ~ 70. ,ssi ,3f6, an increase Of :
per cent. Total operating expenses were
y, lol 700 s1N. a reduction of s2iS. $40 r
~ or I per cent
Neat Tuosda, il the date upon which
those groups Vf Reading Company com.
mon Stockholders who have taken an
appcrl from the lower court against the
segregation plan, az approved by it. the
government the corporation aud most
~ the Interested security holders. are
states supfrIn. court When that T. done
motion Will be made % advance the cast
90 nrst place, looking 90 prompt disposal
~ a.
Tn, General Motors Corporation make,
ofnsial announcement that II 4. perfcctin
\ ne~ air-coolcd car II l. understood
that u WI be called Oakland a. and bc pul
not above 5000 The concern j. nov
netting NcrN satisfactory results from
various ~ its collateral operations. as ths
D~i'p roler-bcaring aud other subsidiar,
companies. through which II sells directl,
aud oven 70 competing motor companies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
Co., du Pont Building.
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Nov. 1l.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Baker of Philadelphia are
here visiting their daughter, Mrs.
William Morrow.
The ladies of ST. Paul's X. G. Church
viii give a supper IN the fire engine
house next Thursday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. +.
Church of st. Georges viii hold a rum
mage sale November IL, Is and 10.
On the closing night they will hold a
bake
Clement Everett, who has the con-
tract 20 paint the home of Rev, and
Mrs l.. W Layheld slipped from the
ladder on which he was working, Thurs
day and sprained his ankle.
Miss Evelyn Lafferty OF Dover is visit
ing Miss Catharine Burris OF St. Gecr ges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Prettyman are
being congratulated upon the birth of a
baby girl.
Miss Mary Quinn of Wilmington is
here visiting Mrs. Laura Mcintosh.
Fort du Port football team will play
II. Thomas team OF Wilmington at
Fort du Pont, tomorrow afternoon.
Everett Rose, who was injured on
Thursday when chimney fell, knock
ing him from the roof on which he wa:
working, was taken to the Delawar,
Hospital. yesterday The extent of hi.
injuries have not yet been learned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
FRENCH PRESS HOPEFUL.
Much Interested But Not Optim.
istic Over Work Of Arms
Conference.

y, Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Paris, Nov. l2.-lntorest, but not
undue optimism. marks the French
attitude toward tho armament confer
cnce, as evidenced by the editorial
comment IN the morning papers.
"will the Washington conference
which opens today really begin a new
era, es some of our American friends
Think" asks the Figaro: After our
painful experience of the last three
years we are not free 20 give ourselves
up to rosc-colorcd illusions"
Aptlv summing up the French view
point toward the conference. jacques
bainvillc. eminent writer on interna-
tional history, remarks In the Excel
.ior. There have been many disarm-
amcnt conferences, the results OF
which have not always answered the
hopes OF their promoters. but per-
hnps the conference called by Presi-
don't Harding in Washington win be
moro fortunate. because II is based
not only on good intentions but on
positive data"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
Y. w. c. A. NEWS.

Members Of the Blue Triangle Booster
Club and the Membership Club Withhold
q supper at 6 o'clock Monday evening at
the y. w. c. A. club, S0i Market street.
Miss Laura j.. Young of the East Cen
tral Field Office of the Y w. G. A, will
be the guest of honor. Following the
supper, the members Of the Mary VIII
lis Club, the Altiora Club and Wap-
anachki Club will be the guests of the
b. T. b. Club and Miss Young will ad
dress all these clubs.
Armistice Day was observed in the
Y. w. G. A. cafeteria yesterday. Dur
ing the silent PRAYER observance at noon
all the personnel Of the cafeteria and the
patrons took part II the nat onal OBJ
servance. America was sung.
4 supper VIII be held al she club room,
S0i Market street, tomorrow evening,
from 5 until $50 O'Clock The finance
committee will be the hostess
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
COLLEGE WOMEN INDORSE
DISARM AMENT

The College Women's Club met yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
William G. Philips, who was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Jesse ". Philips,
Mrs. Edward NJ. Philips. and Mrs.
Arthur l.. Bailey. Miss Theodore
Elwel, industrial secretary for the
Y. w. c. A., discussed "The Contribu-
ton OF the College Woman Toward
the Industrial Girl of Her Community.
She emphasized the mutual dependence
of these two groups of girls, and the
value OF contract and sympathetic
understanding. She stated that the
girl with opportunities and advantages
Of education had responsibility FOR the
less fortunate girl. Practical demon
strations of this responsibility are the
continuation schools and recreation
helps for working girls, such as the
Y. w. c. A. furnishes.
Mrs. J. Edgar Rhoads spoke Of the
significance of Armistice Day, stressing
the part played by women in influencing
President Harding TO call this confer
ence Resolutions were passed, which
will be sent to the President, ur ging that
the real purpose Of the convention be not
lost sight Of, but that practical plans
may be made for limitation of armamcnts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
DISARMAMENT HINTS
NOT WANTED AT PARlE\
Delegates Capable Of Consider
ing Proposals Without Out
siders' Suggestions.

Ncw York. Nov. is.--Suggostions
from the laity as to how the Wash
lnnton Conference on Limitation o3
Armament should be conducted, and
iho sending Of criticisms and petit
tiuns tu the delegations by persons
who know little or nothing about arr
nancnt problems. will not help speed
ttc conference 20 success. declared
Eoar Admiral Bradley \. Fiskc, speak
ing last night at an Amer can Legion
dinner
THE four men selected To- repre-
sent this country at the conference
are the pick of the nation and are
thoroughly capable. he salt, "and
thcy win hc assisted 10y large corps
M advisers"
The people have not given the pro-
found thought to the subject uf ar
mamcnts that they should. he assert
,d, and they do not have a clear con-
,option of the real meaning of arma-
mont. lie declared that "a municipal
ioli,c force H. a form of armament
which protects honest and peaceful
citizens from robbers ana outlawry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
FOCH GETS YALE DEGREE.
Marshal Of France Will Witness
"Eli's" Battle on Cridiron
With Princeton.
Associated prcss % Every E,enInp.

ANhnrlANHu il"NN ~ iaNtiN i+NtNius
New Haven. Conn Nov. H. Mar
shal Foch of France came to this city
todny 90 receive from Vale the hon
vrary degree at dcctur &C laws. and
ih,n as the youngest son of his new
iN acquired alma mater, to witness
one of the grcar sporting battles OF
,ho football field. that between Yale
and Princeton.
Marshal f'och and his party arrived
a. o'clock. Three companies of the
i6ath Infantry and Troop \. Cavalry,
were the guard Of honor at the rail-
road station where Governor Everett
\, Lake extended 90 the marshal a
welcome In behalf of the state.
An escort was then formed by the
cavalry and the marshal with his
party In automobiles proceeded 20
Woodbridge Hall. the executive Office
oi Yale University. where he was well
coined by President James Rowland
Angel. and the mombcrs of the cor
puration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
NEW CASTLE CLUB.

The November program of the New
Castle Women's Club opened Tuesday
with a business meeting. Miss Jennie
Baer was the principal speaker. A
report was received from the State
board. Music and recitations will be
features of meeting next Tuesday, and
a meeting scheduled for November %
will be devoted to music and games.
The current events class of the club
holds interesting meetings each Friday
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
BRIDGEVILLE CLUB.

The members of the Bridgevile
Tuesday Night Club were entertained
this week by Mrs. John Nandenburg.
The president, Mrs. Roland Elliott, pre-
sided at the business session. Mrs. f.. G..
Brown, corresponding secretary, gave a
report of her work during the past
month. and the treasurer, Mrs. Enos b.
Wright gave report of her work also.
Mrs. Nandenburg gave an interesting
talk on the nitrate and mineral resources
of South America. A musical program,
comprising violin solo by Robert
Smitl., and duet by Blanche Vanden-
burg aud Bertha Short, was given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
Thief In Public Building.

While hundreds OF merry dancers
were celebrating Armlstics I,ay at the
public dance last night, In the Public
iSui'ding' sneak thief entered the
cloak room in the tax Office in III q
main corridor and stole small glass
containing money viii h had besn col
leCtcd for the chcolsn. Of wraps The
amount taken was approximately $40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
ARMISrlCE CELEBRATION
ny JEWISH RESIDENTS

The residents Of the city Of Jewish
descent viii hold special Armistice
program In the y. NJ N. A. auditor
tum, Third and King streets. at s
"clock tomorrow evening. Mayor
Harvey, Rabbi Moses Bsroway and
James 4. Barkley will make address
&c Community singing viii be led
hy Ray Philips. with Mrs. Philips at
the piano.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
Junior BOARD Elects.

The junior board of the Homeopathic
Hospital, Thurs lay ,electedthe following
officers President. Mrs T. p. Negen-
dank; first vice-president, Mrs Leland
Lyon; second vicc-president, Mrs. +. f.
Pierson; recording secretary, Mrs J. Asa
Adair; corresponding secretary, Mrs,
William Wyatt: treasurer, Mrs.
Walter Mode. executive committee
Mrs. Julian Adair, Mrs w. w. Pusey
2nd, Mrs. II. r. Pennock, Mrs. r. ID
Strong, Mrs. William Beacon, Mrs
Joseph Wnrfield and Mrs. II. Y. Jemison
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
MARRIED PEOPLES CLUB.

Georgetown. Nov 12.--Tho Married
Peoples Club organized here several
months ago. has chosen Mrs. Cyrus
Hatfield as president and George II.
Short. secretary and treasurer. Meet
ings will be held weekly during the
winter months, and many social good
times are being arranged for.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
LEWES CLUB.

The Zwaanendacl Club Of Lewes met
with the president, Mrs. M.C.kelly on
Tuesday, the program being in charge of
Mrs. +. II. Brewer, chairman of art.
Papers were read on topics dealing with
art by Mrs. Addic Tunnel and Mrs.
EVELYN Nletcalf, Mrs. James Rowland,
,Ir. was received into membership. AT
the next meeting, on Tuesday, Mrs,
Jennie Baer, State chairman of home
economies, will speak to the club.
Special services in honor of Armistice
Day were held in st. Peters and Lewes
NJ, f. Churches yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
DEL. WOMEN'S CLUBS.
Continued from page

ers who are to be present on the after
noon of December and desire to go
away on the afternoon train, the time
for the holding of the meeting has
been set for . O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
OILS AND EQUIPMENTS
LEAD N STOCK MARKET
Standard Of New Jersey Ad-
varces 7 Points; Other
Prices Stiffen.
,y Associated Press to Every Evening.

iiy Associated rress to Every Evening
New York. Nov. ls.--ons and COUP
mcnts were the mos, prominent fca-
lures of today's brief but fairly broad
stock market. Prices were irreguiar
in the initial dealings. but hardened
later on the marked strength shown
h, hirh grade oils, notably standard
oll "a New Jersey which rose ! points
The closing was strong. Sales APP
pro>imatcd $50. 900 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
CENTURY CLUB
RuMMAGE SALE

The mortgage committee Of the New
Century Club will hold rummage
sale at S2l Shipley street, November
l., Is and 49, Any one with con-
tributions for the sale should call 1900
so that they may be called FOR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
EVERY EVENING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
Indexed for Quick Reterence.l
LINE RATES PER DAY
Count six words 20 the line
Count initials and numbers as words
No charge ad taken FOR less than SOC.
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25c.
Charge. Prepaid.
Day y.....-............l4 IA cent II cents
Consecutive Days. u cents 10 cents
Con secutiv Days. ceat cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
,iy,n upon request. .~>,,,
REPUBLICATION FOX ERRORS
Republication will be made for errors
lOt the fault OF the adve tiser. II adVertls-
# will report tn errO' WITHIN - noOrs
afte first publications of advertisement.
sCLaSSfFICArIONS NOT PER-
MITrED.
TEIEPHONED ADS.
Classified adv ,rtiScments that @ tele-
phoned to Every Evening VIII De accepted
.at the charge rates shown above. but
the prepaid cost amount viii pe accepted
a 5 full pay ment If offered az the business
flee within six days after any sach al
Is first printed in the paper Otherwlse
the cost at the charge rates quoted apoNe
vii be collected
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE TMO-TMO-HU Z NDhhD
Ask for a Want Ad Take
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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. ).

Ves''''ilSie' Elevator 70 street. Pd-
vatS baths. running water A v Kopp.
owner and prop. Open all year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
Lost and Found

or sTOcK--Lost GER
tiflcates Of stock Of W Wilmington Amuse-
n1ent co. preferred A-l0 for 81 shares.
A-37 for S. shares and A-4I for shares.
common stock, No. 10, 100 shares. No.
81. 2s shares. No. A. 2 shares. Ap
plication has been made for issuance of
new certificates in their stead. Signed,
jules Rothschiid.
SILVER WATCH Lost. going from
Trinity Church 70 Delaware avenue Or on
Peoples Line Bus. Initials T. 81 =.
Reward Return 70 Gil West Nine
tsenth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

NOTICE win nos be responsible for any
bills unless contracted by myself. T.. G.,
Short. $500 Pine street.