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Evening star., 1921-07-03
U. 8. Rife Team Wins Rumania, Cup

Another trophy, won by team rep
resenting the United States Army in
the interallied games at Paris in 1919.
has been added to the list to be in per-
petual competition under the direction
of the National Rifle Association OF
America. On the completion Of the rife
and pistol competitions Of the inter-
allied games. held At the specially con-
structed range at LIE Mans, under the
direct supervision Of Col. A. J. McNab.
U. s. A., the Rumanian government
presented trophy cup to Gen. Paul A.
Evening star., 1921-07-03

~ NE of the big problems facing
the new Shipping Board Is
the maintenance of adequate
shining facilities between
Evening star., 1921-07-03

story of Capt. Edmund
Chamberlain has again come
before the world. During the
u ,,,,r for a while it was a story
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
DOVER CENTURY CLUB.

Dover Oct. 1.-THE attendance al
the weekly meeting Of Dover Cen
tury Club indicated willingness Of
the members TO take up the years
work with ardor. Letters from sew
eraI charitable organizations were
read and material response given to
the calls.
Miss Hayes reported for the Cen
eral Federation an outline Of suRges-
tions for the program for the year.
subject 20 the consideration Of the
club.
Mrs. Colona's report from the meet
ing OF the State Federation held in
Smyrna and Mrs. Holidays report
from the council meeting Of depart
ment Of the General Federation. held
In Utah, We're full Of interest
Mrs. Roscoe spoke with such en-
thusiasm of the possibilities OF ths
| musical talent in the club and hei
| purpose TO secure 10 the club tn,
| benefit Of II. that the president ex
pressed the sentiment of all, that IN,
club had been wise IN IT'S selection
Of a chairman Of music.
| Mrs. Ferguson's report of the com
munlty nurse was most satisfactory.
| At the meeting next week. Mrs
Walter A. Powell will entertain tn
club with Scandinavian folklore AM
legendary history, the first Of a serie
OF papers on Scandinavia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15

ruary Q. music, Mrs. Walter X. Bar
rett; February 13, business and SO
cial; February 20. reciprocity; Feb-
ruary ~, conservation, Mrs. George
w. Marshall; March ., childrena
day; March 10, business and social;
March 20, current events, Mrs. Rob-
ert G. Hall; March ~. arts and crafts,
Mrs. Charles u. Abbott; April .,
civics Mrs. George H. Hall; April 10,
business and social, parliamentary
drill; April IA. music. Mrs. Walter X.
Barrett: April a. nomination Of Of
iicers for fa22-1e2s; May ! annual
election OF officers; May s, installation
day.
II win be observed that the meet
ings on the second Monday Of each
month have been reserved particu-
larly for business and social pur.
poses.
The officers OF the Milford New
Century Club for the current year
are: President, Mrs. Samuel c. Evans
Jr.; first vice-president, Mrs. Julius
u, Scott; second vice-president, Mrs
George Fisher Pierce; third vice.
president. Mrs. Charles -. Abbott,
recording secretary, Mrs. james
Davis corresponding secretary, Miss
Edith Simpson; treasurer Mrs. Dan
lei Hlrsch; auditor, Mrs. John s
Horton, property, Mrs. Fisher Pierce
house, Mrs. Arthur Grey and reporter
| Mrs. Minnie n. Davies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
SEAFORD ACORN CLUB.

Seaford. oct. 15.--A record attend
ance WAS present al the weekly meet
ing OF the Acorn Club, Tuesday after
noon. The program was in charge Of
Mrs. Howard Morgan. az follows:
Plano duet, Mrs. Isidore Stephany
and Charles Van Leer: vocal solo.
calm as the Night" and Lullaby" !"
Miss Corrine Warren; vocal duet,
Love Came Down From Out the
Sky" Mrs. J. Melvin Barnes and Mrs.
Howard Morgan: reading, THE Sig
nificance Of Song" Mrs. w. y. Hus-
ton; vocal solo. Dreams" and Boat
man Song" Mrs. j. Melvin Barnes:
piano duet, Mrs. Isidore Stephany and
Charles Van Leer; vocal solo, Laugh
Ing Roses" and Somewhere in the
Land Of Dreams" Mrs. Howard Nor
gan; trio, Mrs. J. Melvin Barnes, Mrs.
Howard Morgan and Miss Corinne
Warren.
A gift of ten volumes OF illustrated
guide to the battlefields was received
from the Seaford Garage Co. which
makes a valuable and interesting ad-
dition TO the club library. Mrs. II
NJ. Waller Of Delmar, who was a dele
gate to the council of the Federation
1 of Women's Clubs, held at Salt Lake
/ City, Utah. will be at the club meetinl
next Tuesday, and make a report. Th.
subject OF the afternoon will be "Edu.
cation in charge of Mrs. Georg,
! Trimble.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15

Reynolds, Mrs. Ira Bennett. Miss Dor
othy Ruos. Miss Lois Ward, Miss Dor
othy Newton. After the business was
completed the program WAS In charge
Of Mrs. Ice Culver and Mrs william
Cannon, whose subject WAS Arts and
Crafts" A display OF necdlework sorts
was rnadc and also several drawings,
work Of the sixth grade Of the public
school. under the instruction Of Miss
Mayt Belts. The following program
was presented: solo, Martha" BY
Dorm, Miss Mildred Morgan; "Deini-
tion Of Art Mrs. Lee Culver; How
10 Choose and Place Pictures" Mrs
William Cannon: solo. Forgotten .
by Eugene CVyles. Miss Lois Ward
"Fresooes." Miss May Belts: AR.
4 tin Quarreling." Mrs. George I'm.
song by quartet. Mrs. John Vanden.
burg, Mrs. Erasmus Jones, Mrs. I'D.
ward j. Elliott and Mrs. x. J. Nc.
Allen. The club hostess, Mrs. EImt
Gray. served refreshments. The pro
gram for next week viii be a studi
~ South America. under the direction
OF Miss May Belts.
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PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
By Associated Press to Every Evening.

hS Associated fress 70 Every Evening.
Philadelphia, oct. 10. - Wheat
lower; No. . red winter. 1.IeGI.2t;
do, garlicky. 1.O7@1.12.
Corn. lower: export No. 2. sra
SIS: do, No. 3. 54@55; No. yell
low. local. 62@63.
Oats. steady; No. 2 white. 4Sl9044;
No. 3. do. 42@421a.
Butter, lower; western creamery, ex-
ira, as; nearby prints fancy, 60662
Eggs. higher; nearby extra, 81; do.
first. so; western extra first, 40: do,
first. 47G4s; fancy selected. packed,
6SQ64.
Cheese. higher; New York
whole milk. fsncy flats. 2215 @23; fair
TO good, 21@22; longhorn. 221k@23;
single daisies, 22;s@ @23.
Live poultry, firm; fowls. not leg-
horns. as 10 quality, 15@32; do, l~y-
horns. 1922 spring chickens, not
leghorns. 1926; do, leghorns 1s@22; /;
old roosters. 16@lS; ducks. white
Pekin, 24@26; do, mixed colors, 220
%.
Dressed poultry. steady: fresh killed
fowls. choice 10 fancy. 35M37; do,
small sizes. 20@34; roasting chickens
nearby. 32@35. do. western. 32033:
frying chickens. nearby 22@2s; do
western. 25@27; broiling chickens
nearby, 27G34; do, western, 25@32
old roosters. 1901; ducks, Ions
/ Island. 2S; do. nearby u.
1 Potatoes. lower: white per 100 lbs
2.00@2 40; do, Jersey No. /, per bas
ket. s5G1.0O; do, No. 2, 35M40.
Flour. quiet. steady; soft winter
4 straight western. G.S5@6.60: do. near
4 by 5.s0@6.OO; hard winter. straight
/ s.75G7.25: do. short patent. i.25@775;
/ spring. first clear. 6.00@6.25; do
/ patent, T.25@7,55: do. short patent
S.00@s.75; fancy spring and city mills
patent. family brand. s.5O@l025
Hay. timothy. No 2. 20 00@22 90;
No. 3, 1s0o@fs.OO; sample. l4.O0@
1900; no grade. l2.O0@ls.no: clover
mixed hay. light mixed i950020.00,
No ! mixed 1s.0061s.O0.
Tallow. quiet. steady, PRIME city
loose. - cents; do. specia, loose 6ia
prime country. AZ edible IN tierees
5 cents.
Bran. dun, weak soft WHITES
straight western IN l00-lb. sacks
2S.5o@24.5O; spring. 2l.5O@22.5o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
MIDDLETows NEW
CENTURY CLUB

Middletown. Oct. 15.--The first
meeting OF the New Century club for
the fall months will be held on Tues
day afternoon, October Is. The
chairman for the months OF October
November and December Is Mrs. Earl
pleasanton. Mrs. Cuthbert >. Green
Is chairman for January and Febru-
AIRY and Miss Helen V. Shallcross Is
chairman for March, April and May
The program for the first three
months follows: October rs, presi-
dents greeting, reception 60 the clul
members. book review of the move
i'Brass," Mrs. willard B. Biggs; music
tea. chairman. Mrs. Howard A. Pool
October %. 8 o'clock in the evening
open meeting, Wilmington talent
chairman, Mrs. Robert Gabriel.
October 2S, the Mlddletown Club Il
Invited TO attend meeting at th'
Smyrna club House to meet Mrs. ]
R. Schermerhorn. second vice-presi
dent of +. w. g.
November /. executive board husi
ness meeting, report of Delawar'
Federation of Wemen's Clubs.
November s. home economies. Mis-
Kathryn Woods; home demonstration
agent. tea, chairman. Mrs Thomas $
1 Fouracre.
November 10, a medley Of facts ant
questions, chairman, Miss Ethel W
Brady.
November %. Thanksgiving pro
gram, address by the Rev, r. 8. Hodg
son of Odessa. music, vocal and in
| strumental; chairman, Mrs. w. lie
| Pennington.
November %. current events; chair
man. Mrs. Francis II. watkins.
December s, executive meetini
business meeting. music; chairmal
Mrs. J. Allen Johnson.
December 13, travelogue, MIR
Henry ID. Boyer. president of ID.
w. c.; music. tea; chairman. Mrs.
NJ. Chamberlaine.
December 20. meeting omitted.
December 81. childrens party, Mr.
Watson x. Belts in charge.
The executive board of the sta
Federation of Women's Clubs will
entertained by the New Century Clu
OF Middletown at the club house Z
Thursday, October 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The telephone business shows a good
inpneRsr For nine months the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company re-
pnfls tntal income ~ 81 .A1A 6Oe. against
40 lnh sus fnr thr same period of 1920
anh nfi Income available Tor dividends
~ $40 tsi eia. being an increase 81
kl NNN NNi.
States fof 1924 n estimated az ho2 .0uO 900
ifhHnhs assuming that production viii
tflnfluup fut thp remainder 81 the wear at
~ gutiallci rate lhls production viii
~ Pc large porphyries when domestic
preslueilon annnnnted ca ava. .loo.ooO
uHunds ffnm tpun to 1919. normal
ppflni ~ siight growth in the industry cor
rel PRODUCTION averaged asa 500 600
bounds
,uorlcan a. .omouve CO has Just re-
relNrl ur,icfs for "a Mikado i6S-ton
engines fnr thp Rock Island. two Seton
Ai1adHs Tor the Mississippi Central and
uur Ht ION trnsW hcci switcncr for the la
tfnsan south Eastern Principal for
IAN ORDER taksn ~ American locomotive
HsNntlf was tor 20 iaa-ton Mikados for
t'nitr
inst a. thc stock ,asrket has shown
Nn iWpfuNuwrnt over Us Low prices SAY
Nrsi A tn "sn has there hoen mod
sHuiN siuUsH have faira So advance and
NHNH HftuHNA made ucW lows So ccrtain
lints ~ Industry have experienced a Nlr-
ihrf faihnE ~ and as ain sroups uf
taaepsi - las their business more armlv
NataNNshHi see heftrrmrnt hN an actual
advance ln crude uil In other words the
sffNN market. true tn custom. a. marking
NAfh afrN in the present economic trend 2
lt WHs nNflANY reported that the Pierce
AfNHt corporation has SUFFICIENT untitled
nuifis nh hand ln keep the plants fully
iH'f4piFh unfN hcUpmhef The company
is nHs Hrafatlnf az fun capacity with 1 200
NufHNfs nuu lt IA said truck sales In
tNpfHMirf NpfN douhir those 20 auy
HHNfN ibis year
tNlHn Ui uf neiawAro which i IN,
tfiHN traded in uu tne stock kNchange &.
fhf hHlHinK COMPANY fnT Union of Cali
iHfNlh in ihe hfst nine months 90 thi,
trhf fhr latter COMPANY Ia reported q
hsfe earned more than lts fuN year divi
Heht fNlluifFWfnts Accompanying ms L.
sHaArt iAn thAf The dividend rate on 4 nlof
tfN uf Delaware viii he inrrtA Ased
Ainnsf Without exception manufacturer
~ Wuiuf ffurhH report marked improve
HlHNi lH lfIsiurss uNrf thp pHst six week ;
HNNiuHifHf shipments FOR n numhor 3
NNiNrhNifs esthiNshth fururds fnr the cur
HHni trNf NHH Indications arc that Octohe
eiii VI leasl ~lpai and possibly better "a
fifNfinNt month
iNinfha tiNnhi Motor Truck and Tn
Nhltf tn. nfr lnntiuE their competitor
ht Hnnsidr Aat assln. Tho White Co
i'fNfis tNHi urE'unina in MAY a notice
fNiH iHrrrHsr in business has been wit
ifresNH uaNN month since tn the Metro
nuIilhn uislrlrf " Nnw York City. IA
Hfti wpnh it th,s month Was the hes
NHet ihe Mhiie tu has had in the pas
M NuufHa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
MILFORD NEW CENTURY CLUE.

Milford, Oct. i5.-The Milford New
Century Club held its first regular
meeting OF the season on Monday
afternoon in the New Century Club
House. the president, Mrs. Samuel c.
Evans, Jr., presiding. The president.
after the opening exercises, greeted
the club members with remarks we'll
chosen to inspire all the members to
work FOR the clubs welfare, and the
prospects for the ensuing year are
very bright. Mrs. Mark l.. Davis,
Mrs. Edward Hurley. Mrs. Saunders
NJ. Truitt, Mrs. Disston w. Jacobs,
Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend. Mrs.
Frank Greco. Mrs. Charles NJ. Pretty
man and Mrs. Samuel c. Welsch were
unanimously elected to membership in
the club. Mrs. Harry J. Pettyjohn
was appointed chairman of the child
welfare committee and was also
elected delegate from the local or
ganization 10 attend the Child Welfare
convention TO be held in Wilmington
on October 25. The president an
nounced that on the afternoon OF
Thursday, October 27, Mrs. Scher-
/ merhorn. vice-president of the Ma
+ tional Federation of Women's Clubs
will visit the Milford Club. 1t is the
purpose of the local officers to invite
members of the clubs from nearby
towns to come to Milford and meet
Mrs. Schermerhorn on that date, the
/ hour OF the meeting TO he announced
later. After the business session en-
tertainment was provided as follows
Musical numbers, vocal solo, "Deai
Little YOU" Miss Helen Barrett, ac
companied by Mrs. Walter X. Bar
rett on the piano; violin SOLO Hun
garian Dance" Mrs. Haswell Pierce
accompanied by Mrs. Thomas Davi
on the piano. The chairmen of tn
different committees for the year out
lined their program of work for tn
, future meetings, after which the hos
pitality committee, consisting of Mrs
Thomas Davis and Miss Anna Rad
cliffe. took charge and served re
freshments. IL was announced tina
the meeting on Monday next woul
be an educational one, i'm charge c
Mrs. Julius Scott, assisted by Mr.
; Frank Welcome. After adjournmen
programs containing the lists of meet
= ings for the coming year. with date
: and subjects, were distributed, ais
b cards containing the names of tn
officers and various committee chain
: men for the year were given out I
the members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
LAUREL NEW CENTURY CLUB.

The program OF the Laurel New
Century Club, last Monday, was in
charge of Mrs. l.. h. Riggin, who Sc
lected exercises appropriate for "Citi-
zenship Day. The song Our Della
ware" was sung, after which a very
interesting paper on primaries and
Why They Are Important TO You"
was read by Mrs. Howard Dickerson.
Means of Registering" was read by
Mrs. j. V. Adams; How Candidates
Are Nominated" by Mrs. Clara Mar
vel; THE Making of Our Laws" by
Miss Mildred F'igPs: Taxes And
Where They Co" by Mrs. Harvey VIII
liams. piano solo, "Polonaise," was
rendered by Mrs. Carlton Hearn, and
one by Mrs. Charles Horsey, entitled
Lilly of the Valley" The meeting
closed with the singing of The star
Spangled Banner" Next Monday
Mrs. II. NJ. Waller of Sussex county
vice-president of the State Federation
will describe the national convention
which she attended in Salt Lake City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
NEWPORT wOMAN's CLUB.

The Newport Women's Club met
last evening at the club room in the
Red Mems Hall. Mrs. George T..
Stuart, the president. presided. The
treasurer reported a balance OF s44.34
In the treasury. Reports OF the
state executive melting were given
by Miss Ella w. johnson. Mrs.
n. B. Taylor was appointed chair
man Of the Arts and Crafts.
Reciprocity Day viii be observed
November IS. when the New Castle
Club will visit the Newport Women's
Club. October % al / D. m. viii be
celebrated the second anniversary
dinner Of the club. at whica
Mrs. II. d. Boyer, state President Of
the Federation of Women's Clubs and
Miss Elizabeth Lightner, New Castle
county President viii be present. Mrs
c. NJ. Wetherby is chairman OF ar
rangements for the luncheon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
niyinrNps DECLARED.

dltnrnhs derHrra financial page L.
AunfiHan NHNwuy Express Company.
uunfitft ~ 81 20 share. payable octo-
Al II. smith Corporation. quarterly of
ii, per cent pn preferred payable No
AniuhHf lh
tunuNrfifuf Railway and Lighting Com
lant uNaftefN ~ - per cent on com
'non end preferred payable November 10.
iiHiihs inwff aud Light ComTany. quar-
ieflt 20 ~ prf osnt on preferred pay
Nhir AnfrinhHf .
Pots Worth Power aud ilght Company
flHHfftflA ~ "a pee cent nu preferred
Hat AhlF November
iiellnfal iiEnf Company Inc quarterly
~ z III rff cent uu common. payable No
tniiihff y prf cent on preferred aud
ftaltHfinff pHNahie necemhcf J and Janu-
Hft 81. fnHpw't 'tlkr'F
iiaf anN llretflc kailwaV Llght and
lHnef Company seulsannual Of 3 per
t'ni eN nnmmnn and prefurred. payable
ilapH huhnef Company quarterly of
Hhafp un preferred, payable No.
tpiNhrf
~ hNN Company quarterly Of Ia.
iir' frui ih pfrfnrnid payable November Il
fFtNs imwrf and Light Company quar-.
irfiA hf iit ppf cent un preferred pas.
hhit #nfUWhDf
inlHN iRHk Car Company. quarterly -
i'i rff rrnf un common aud preferred
Ia ta illN iitfuIuitrF 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
w0MAN's CLUB MEETING.

The Woman's club Of Newport held
a porch party. on Wednesday after
noon, at the home Of Mrs. w. l.. Duff
Members enjoyed cards and needle
work during the afternoon. The club
viii hold g number Of porch parties
during the fall.
business meeting was held in the
meeting room, Red Mems Hall. yester-
day afternoon, which was well at
tended. Miss Ella " Johnson, former
president Of the Newport Club, gave
an interesting report from the state
Convention held Thursday at Middle
! town.
Plans were practically completed
| for the second annual luncheon Of the
/ Newport Club. which win be held on
/ Friday afternoon, Oct. 2s. at which
time the presidents Of the nearby
clubs will be entertained.
/ The Newport Club will entertain
members Of the New Castle Civics
club in their club room on Thursda ;
afternoon. November II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
DRUGGISTS WIVES.


The Women's Order National As
sociation OF Retail Druggists met
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. Fred
dradwohl, Yandever avenue and
Church street. Mrs. D. l. McColley
was chosen to represent the club at
the meeting Of the Executive Board
Of the State Federation at Dover. Mra.
g. =. Young and Mrs. J. @. Bosley
were appointed delegates to the con-
vention OF the League Of Women
Voters October 10 and 20 al the Hotel
du Pont. Mrs. willard Il. Smith gave
Hcurrent events. a social hour fol-
lowed.
The chapter viii give Halloween
party October a at the home OF Mrs
G. H. Thompson at Hilicrest. All mem
bers are TO come masked. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs. II. w. Newsom. the second Wed
nesday in November.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
CLAYTON CENTURY CLUB.

CLAYTON Century Club has resumed
its meetings and held its first meeting
Thursday at $50 p. NJ, with the presl-
dent. Mrs. s. B. Gooding presiding. A
large number of members were pres
ent. Five new ones were added 70 the
list After the program, cake and tea
were served by the club hostess, Mrs,
II. S. Collision.
Today at the Clayton Century Club
the following program was rendered;
Song, God Save the King" reading
Edith Caven." Mrs. Pearl Boggs
piano solo, "Roselind," Miss Viola
Nfarklin: reading, Columbus Mrs
Herman Sevil; vocol solo, THE Fairy
pipers," Miss Frances Seyil; readins
Life OF Columbus" Miss KennedN
Rev. E. C. Graham gave very inter
esting address on Thrift
The club members anticipate hold
ing bake November 5 and II for tn
benefit OF the Clayton fire company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
Nrw CHAPTERS.

llsNef zee IA Charters were nled
here yesterday. a. follows.
iiisri fife Go Dover Del capital
tih nuH
Hefaiiase PORTLAND Cement Co VII.
wihNtun. lel 81 600 coo
IfNn Haven Land aud Plantation Co
NNfniHA iun hul 81 2nO.u .upp
AlnfflrHn tnitpd Gas aud Oil Service
lnf llftshuff ~ 81 .uun 600
Nhiluna srn tuud 60 laeason villc
Fla salH unN
lnuilef inrow CO.. limited Whining
lun Dol tfHH.unn
aoutn American lluanclng Corporation
fhAAdrlphiH ~ kauN 600
inaeph = nrlnne. Inc Betblchcm
- tiun unO
fafd and Nanion inc Wilmington
hrl siun fNN
lpgIet llnluine Corporation Whining
fur nti sion 600
NuuNlAsF COMPANY fnr Washington
~ $50 fipn
iifnir' tuai tu ritfston ~ 10000
hensf ~ neme ~ Nouta4k Norigag,
4 nftiufAtlHn iu fnfusrffonQ NorfgHs,
tnrnF lun Wilmington Del Fiorid.
hu iak CO.. tp lisbo-tak sales Co
rkssAaslphls rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
MILFORD NEW CENTURY CLUB.

Milford. Oct. 15.-Mrs. Samuel G.
Evans, Jr., president Of the Milford
New Century Club, with Mrs. J. Lynn
Pratt, the chairman of the program
committee of the club, has arranged
a program and schedule for the meet
ings of the club for the coming year
as follows. October 10, business and
social. Mrs. Thomas Davis and Miss
Anna Radcliffe; October II. education,
Mrs. julius Scott and Mrs. Frank
Welcome: October "a, arts and crafts,
cart exhibit, Mrs. Charles ID. Abb
bott; October 81, entertainment, Miss
Burdella Davis. Mrs. George Grier,
Mrs. George II. Baynum and Mrs.
+ l. Dolphus Short November z, chill
dren's book week, Mrs. Robert +.
/ Davis, State chairman of literature
/ and libraries; November "a. business
and social. parliamentary drill; Nov
I ember q, home economics. Mrs. Frank
/ Richards: November 2s, conservation,
I Mrs. George w. Marshall; December
I ;, literature and libraries, Mrs. Charles
/ G.. Prettyman; December IL. business
I and social; December 10. citizenship,
/ Mrs John q. Sharp; December 26,
no meeting on account of Christmas
/ holidays January .. reception; jan
uary Q, business and social. munich
pal government; January 16, current
events Mrs. Robert G. Hall; jan
/ uary "a, temperance. Mrs. James y.
j Pierce and Mrs. Henry T.. Bunstein
January 30. education, Mrs. Julius
Scott and Mrs. Frank Welcome; Feb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
RAIL STOCKS DECLINE
ON RATE CUT REPORT
htlph Grade and Junior Trans
potta,ion'Sha Off One to
Three Points.

n, AssaslAtsa Press 90 livery Escnlne -
New YORK; Nct D., ,Wall street
nnani Weakness of rails and strength
ni ais were the contracting features
~ totlaka short ste'k market session.
COMMUNICATIONS lt lhe railway situation
rtuWhlH uut az thv proposed cut ih
Naasa ana to,iurtiun of freight rates
ptutuhtd ihe Nenrrai selling OF hish
plaAo and hnlur transportatlons az
lnasas 40 one to thrvo points,
,lfeai Northern and other prominent
Alanntts a. we'll a. tranH-conuneh-
tais. wurp most depressed Mexican
Petroleum continued 90 lead the oiis
tlslna over two points and Pan Ameri.
tan iaauva. California Petroleum aho
ilaustun ou Rlso made suhstanim
rAIna riprrc Arrow common ana pre-
loffta. ihe lhitcr at gain ot S's
to.nts. ied tho motor group. Leaders
amane stcels. equipments and spec
ialtlss were hrcgularly lower. Ih'
.laslne was heavy. Sales Approximate
ea 500 600 shares.
nands. including government ISSUES
were dut but steady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
WYOMING ROUND TABLE.

The Round Table Of wyoming re-
Gently held the first meeting of the
club year. Mrs. Coursey, chairman
OF program, had the Guerin prints on
exhibit and after the business, read a
printed lecture on the prints. Mrs.
Mary Cooper Jolls was appointed a
delegate TO attend the lecture on
Child Welfare by Miss Grace Abbott
at the annual convention of the Della
ware League OF Women Voters to be
held next week in Wilmington. Ice
cream and cake were then served by
the club hostess. Yesterday a busi-
ness session was held and tea was
served. October 2l Mrs. Alice r.
Brown will direct a program on
Household Economics