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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-26

HiEnmnnd. Virginia, February n 10,
NOTICE is ir.liEBi GIN.S ma, =
Annua. Meeting NJ tho Stock noia,rs -,
The Chesapeake aad pnio Halfway t'onI
lanS VIII tie meta, as provided in ihc H.
Law. .t the sr.u.ni office OF the com,
pary ia thv Guy OF richmond N,rrtnta
GA fursaay, ine lsin day OF ApriI iSsH
a. .icxcn O'Clock y. NJ. =
% for the r!ceuon OF directors.
~ 10 approve ana consent to- by yoi.
OF otner"!s. a may be provided Nv law
ana SUBJECT |" any necessary anprn%.I
OF 9" '1tht D. pubic authority. the lease
70 thc company. or the acquisition OF hnr
wise ny the Company Il ana TO the ,s"rnt
authorized h. law. OF the railroad :. nj
frDDtrtS.I with the appurtenances thereof
OF ..nv pes, .'vdiSc anu Ohio Railway Com.
phnS oil inu!una. III which the Comma M
oH as substantially all the capital stock
t3j 10 authorize aud consent 10 ,ne
iorl'. Alta ,rtH.s u! any Instrument OF
MAY be SUBMITTED to the meeting:
I'D 70 approve, Tatiry ana connrn Such
aCi."t heretofore taken or authorized ~
the I.'aru of Directors %. by lnu h. >r.1.
tiNr Committee oi the COMPANY wLrt h"r
pursu"n. 10 any previous aut nor "a zion ny
thr >tochhoidcfs or otherwise, a. may b..
submitted IA tue needing, and
N1p 20 transact suCH other business AZ
may lawfully uu.ne before ihc nrct.n.
Ia. stock transfer books viii be- c.nsad
~ tho ohlev ~ ihe cump.nN No III
tnv 18TH day OF March lssI, al twelve
Mrdnesda!. tn -cih 1ay Of April. 1921. al
Es order 81 iao Board az Directors.
y. Ikl.SNE.Ir. .Stcrrt.rtt
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litt 81. AN u In'r tIs 81.
TErspi,r,. ~ l.;NNb oN RI
MAcHY STREET. VACANT Tor
~ PETERSBURG TuRNpIx,.
~ s..,,.,., - - ~. AND NAL
- StkEETS. AND VACANT Lon,
On PETERSBURG Tul,NpIKE
ADDITION
ny virtue Ui = decree Of til. mn.
.u@s Court Of itichrnoutl. PAR ~
}Sr.a on The lIth day Of tcbruarv
ta-!. IN the suit Of Crump rs BrownT
Vie undcrs iened Special comu,iss,n,
err VII SCH At public auction. On Jba
FII,nm!1,eS' on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2STu 1921
~ -" O'Clock u. NJ
Llt ipoNe-!n"nttoncd real estate.
HalSIin consists of one lot with franz.
!" g,auS th'reoh ana two vacant lots
'""u: 'cScr!pci as follows:
mamd "a 49, -. ~" CITY OF Rich
on. on tho p. 800 Vrrneh,s there
jc.tilcd Connty I.n,J -, lurnpike
from Maury Street. thence r,in nj, ~ T.,
nor. norttheriy direction 30 feet, and run.
n,rs gneT :" ne property now or
of Square - on Marx Plan ID. b. j.
"a. on me Petersburg T.irnpika H.,
twrrn Everett and Maury streets
iurnpike 90 feet. and running back
40 '""' y. b. ~ y
a. ,,,..,. ~, - -.
5.ld .., -, -. iahdi IN Chester
80 =, iea cry lImilS. front
ana r,,,,nio,. go, ~ SUITE turnpike.
"a" un't.hS pa.is l]o ieet To an alley.
,,,,i ,r,.it ~ pan OF thurman
S5o Nau'''oh. -. Is, so. i.
""u:
=, ~ ~ SaSn' ana the balance Ia
No - "I"a5 ihsla iiments. payable at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-26
REhL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Lind for Sale s:s
GREAT
EASTERN
LAND COMPANY.
WHAT ARE YOU
looking FOR?

Most pc ople these
days are looking for I,
productive farm at the
right price, ideally To-
Gated, with good eli
mate, good roads, close
to good markets and in
4 good neighborhood.
THE GREAT EAST
+ r n La ND co NJ
PANY, at 209-2l0 Cen
trail N ational Bank
Building, r ic h m on d,
Va, has such a farm
for you, and they are
the people to deal with.
They have su burban
properties, col 0 nizing
properties, : m all
tracts, large tracts and
almost anything in the
way Of a farm that
YOU may desire in OLD
VIRGINIA. which is a
Z 0 Q q place to call
"HOM E."
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COLORED
$3.50

West Clay Street. splendid eight
room brick dwelling, with bath and
other conven!cnces. Unusual oppor-
tunity 10 get bargain Nothing
better for the price. BE quick.
y W. BOWIE & son.
40 ~ ,th ST
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

UOI.II.iSG PLAINTIFF sal. e!!-cS,ab-
i!shei ho'titnI plant. doing nne Zusi-
meas excellent territory attractive
proposition 20 guic!, huyeT. reasons Tor
selling. Owner has ether lntvrcst Full
Whiai!. lto;iltny 10. Lynrnburs. Va.
16Sl'EcTioSEEi. 'uAy eguippe,. AID
doing IA pr"atahl" business. ch-in 10
Pulch buyer. y cot. care Times Dis
patch.
iCIN OPPORTUNITY TO rct Ia the m.nu.
iactuflng business. every housewife
iiotma.. tor ~" nlue!nr business. send
70 'G:' th'"inistiop. Address duncan
~ ; Davis Avenue, RcHuni.d "a
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L.cSal Notices
81 4


~ !i-N.>iSss ~ .nI-ist Ms i,ASk
"a sahu"' meeting OF stugAaoIi.r, 81,
'h!s o. i" MI,. DC ned a. tho oana IiS.
iiul. street, Soutn tHDnmonu. Va Oh r. .
rudry IS. at ~ O'Clock.
J. II. rATTESOS,
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Thousands of People Will Read the Ads on This Pare TODAY
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ MOORE s McGKANlGAN !
ana
BRAGG EROS x 20
F""I Estate AGENTS and Ai!cti.a.,.
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dLCTiOAS-iEGAL,S

MltE$ y"u think Of are itsuran nee ana zeal
crt1i". loOk no thas. L.. l.oyhr Co In,
-S1aaS T.. I.oetc and oscar u aI.m.l
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EEAL ESYliYE fOR SAFE
Farms aud LAND Tor Sale ,

FAiN LII YOU want u bargain IN 4 l.r.-
ur ertd. !arnl ~ suburban property TC.g
&" sHe = Z. l!raach. NJ North <..Ih
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REdL ESTATE FOR SALE
Nantcti-iieuI Es;nrc
YOUR HOUSES
OR .tp.il.LNlI. Nj,

TOT. sALt or FOR RENT
SHOULD iEE LISTED WIN
IL Y u +. -. E!if.f.
NORTH NINTH sTKt.El
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-26

FoK Ek.SI EEsGI.!s nsi YOU. pfopurt,
wIth a.. Garrett X -. l.I= l.asI MatI,
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ruultr, ana supplies =
MERCHANDISE
Articles Tor Sale

+ FEW NOR" Singer sewing nachin.s ID
Tor sale. cheaI 81. West Rruad Street
AESGCATCLATE Iou i.ltI. Skttnr-onI
stop blowing thai i5c harp from old
MANLY Ramos near ihe putrA MsiE-tiI
sound, IKE "st.nEy lilly
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MERCHANDISE
Articles fur SaIr

sA"Mllis ard complete sswnli cqu.,-
nst ~, , eaE'n"s "na boilers sp.ea,'g.
Sic Madison aal.
business Eouiu":cnt a2
oArAo AM VAULTS,
NEW AND SECOND
HAND.
DARNES SAFE AND
VAULT CONPANY,
1910 u. JAIN ST.
SopA FOUNTAIN, back Jar. showcase.
chairs aud tables. cacar [" ru"S bGy.r
y 10 care Times T. sIrl cns
Fuel and Feed SO
BEST sri!n, sl2. also b~s, .n,hr.cl,e,
::leve and nut. half cord 81 dry sias.
"a aine and ns&, ;. 1yigr ! Ryan.
deah a0i7. 49, ''".
SLAB MOOD Tor ,alc- r.,...I1.,1-. .,,zo
Tall Houlcyntd .02o-W.
NooD-Dry u,uc WOOD sawed Di,.c,
;rr3rt farm to eonsun."r rnoae County
Good Things 10 Eat %
TIE L.. Rh:sr sr9e:.sl.s A. ,nH owes, pr,ce.
1ous.io.o GOODS ~
s:Nni tSRl:tAG!.-fi!g ,srai,. re,d b..t,,
!-rr.ihe. !n;-st mod y. cheap. EanauIph
BARGAINS AT A:.pEnso&s.
on Laundry Heater i:@.Se
one No ~ Ito; ulas,. 1850.
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RE<iL EST4IE fOR sue
l. arms anu Land fur sale So
FARM BARGAINS.

L .lrmS and Land Tn,. SnIc ",
90
FARM BARGAINS
=,
we nave q large llst of
ialills .hal we can :; y sen al
oar prices II you are
,"Nliis !, lor q laflil' large
= '''''i'' see US
{. l.. < Ii. l.. DENOON.
807 L. Main St.
----
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ron rl;D!lPI Afternoon l.s! you. nou.e.
Tor sal 0t ~, T-uk VITA Charles L.
lsuthr!udn,i. noun. - Allison i,IiutA.
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Al.l.EN } sAvIl..E.
NOTICE OF ANIMAL. MEEri<c

The Chesapeake aud Ohio Halfway
Company.
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BARGAINS Ia all Kinds OF furniture +.
learsaA. litS Eist MIN Sirrni
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,,n,.,.r,> -, g"., \S,..t j. N,2lsp.H sII.....r
NtI.'. if'N.NNiS '.t.tSs l.N "a - - %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-26

YOU may deSlfe IN OLD
VIRGINIA. which is a
goo d place to cali
"HOM e.
HERE IS A HOME
FOR YOU:
SOUTH BROOK"
3 333"% acres of the
ric i est land in the
State of Virginia is Of
fered for sale at a very
low price.
Just think Of it
33333i;I ores Of fine
farm land, located 81.
miles from railroad
station and y. mile
from one of the finest
highways now build
ing in the State of Viz
ginia.
100 acres in a high
state Of cultivation; 8
acres of alfalfa.
Splendid fruit for
family use.
Fine S-room house,
halls and porch e S;
open fireplace in every
room.
Barn Box IS; good
cow barn and silo, corn
crib, Lighthouses, hen
houses; i'm fact, all nee
cssal'y outbuildings.
All fenced, except a
part of the tim Der
land.
The timber alone can
be sold on the stump
for enough to go d long
way wards paying
for the entire prop
erty.
If sold at once, pur-
chaser can have own
er's share Of hay, corn
and corn foe der re-
manning on the farm
from 1920 crop.
Here is a property
that the man OF small
means can buy at a low
price, and he can pay
for it from his own
la Dor on the farm
within three years.
Act quickly, as such
bargains as this will
not remain long with
out 4 taker.
ROBERT H. PURVIS,
General Manager,
CIR EAT EASTERN
LAND COMPANY,
209-210 Central
National Bank Bldg,
Richmond. Va.
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.t4.IriIDNE Randolph ana tell
Times. pisphlch want Ad Taker wha.
YOU want Snc'!l help you write a com.
plete al thai vii! quickly ger good re-.
NOTE that every Ad Is eorrsoIIy inds1Sa.
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VIRGINIA; IN THE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. THE l7Tu DAY
OF FEBRUARY. 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Continued from page 2.

O0HtIrIucU fT0Eft Tukr
Delaware Colony" Mrs. Lena Mes
sick, Bridgeville; report Of "Y' Con-
ference M. Evelyen Killen, FELTON,;
Y. b. r. Work, Mrs. Lille Y. Atkins,
Lewes; l.. +. l.. and Medal Contest
Work, Mrs. Bringhurst, FELTON,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Nov. % Miss Madelyn
Jones, who is attending Womens Col
lege. Newark. is spending the Thanks
giving Holidays here with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. W. r. Jones.
c. W. Kenney, who has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks, is able
to resume his business duties.
Mrs. Della Henderson is spending
some time with her son. Frank Hen
derson, IN Wilmington.
Edward Marshall, son Of Rev. and
Mrs. Edward H. Marshall, sustained
a broken arm. Wednesday afternoon.
on the Fairgrounds Of the high school,
when he tripped and fell heavily
while playing volley bail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Goodwin and
Harry Bell. motored to Easton. yes
terday TO spend a few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohee and
daughter. Mabel of Greensboro. are
here as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Christopher.
Lieutenant Edgar Quillen OF the L..
/ $. S. Beaufort, is spending the Thanks
giving holidays here with his family
Miss Phyllis Mason. who teaches
school at Delaware City, is spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
STOCKS GO HIGHER,
ONE TO THREE POINTS
Ole Only laggards on Ex'
change; Rails Advance;
Bonds at New High.
~ AsrocIa,cd rrcsn to Every ryoning.

Ny Ahrotiat'u litSN 10 EVERY isNtninS.
Scw York, Nov. 2s.--tWall Street,
to.so n. Dealings were llght at
IN. opening OF todays stock market
and speculative interests continued to
center around selected issues.
}aviaon Chemical rose ? points 10 n
new high record and Gas. Traction and
Express Company shares strength
,nod. American Smelling. preferred,
American Ice and Sumatra tobacco
also improved. but rails. steels. equip
ments. textiles and mail orders stocks
wcf, disposed Co ease.
Weakness OF German marks fea-
turcd the foreign exchange list.
Noon-Of the moro representative
issues, oils were the only stocks to lag
An the further advance of the morn
ing. Rails of tho investment and
speculative groups. particularly trans
coniincntals and coalcrs rose TO ~
points. Food. leather and metal shares
gained 1 O. points and utilities reg
istcrcd further advances on buying Of
American Telephone and Western Tn
inn.
Trading An bonds was active hut
confusing 3ia's made new high Cor
che year "a 0630 but the new offering
of French municipals. namely Bor-
deauX, Lyons and Marsoilles. result
ed In reactions of about rs points IN
the outstanding French municipal is.
suvH.
call money oponed and renewed into
next week az o per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, Nov. 25.--The benefit given
at the movie" show at the Opera
House recently, brought in s35 to the
Boy Scouts of Newark.
The building lot owned by the Sigma
Phi Epsilon Fraternity Of the Uni
versity OF Delaware. on College ave-
nue. adjoining the property of j. T.
Wright, has been sold TO Harry G.
Bethardo of Wilmington.
c. h. Dean has purchased the store
and residence of Thomas II. Claring-
bold on Main street,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lovett have
moved into their new home, recently
completed, on Academy street.
Union Thanksgiving services of tho
local Methodist and Presbyterian
churches were held in the Methodist
Church and the sermon was preached
by Rev. II. Everett Hallman. pastor
of the Presbyterian Church,
The local National Guard company
will hold an entertainment In the
armory. next Wednesday night.
Samue Little has been awarded the
contract for the tile construction ot
seven large buildings for the Govern
ment general hospital at Perry Point
Md. Mr.. Little has taken a force oi
men from Newark with him to work
on this job.
Rev. Frank Herson has accepted the
invitation of the official board of the
Newark NJ. T.. Church to return &c
that church for the fifth consecutive
year as pastor.
Miss Edna Rees. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Rees Of New Castle
and Robert Kennedy Of Wilmington
an employe in the mechanical depart
ment Of the Delaware Ledger, Newark
will he married at the home of tn,
brides parents. in New Castle, tomor
row evening. by Rev. ]. r. Bicking.
Mr.. and Mrs, \. c. Taylor and
daughter, Hannah. of Trenton spent
Thanksgiving here with Mrs, Taylor's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pilling.
Mrs. c. O. Houghton has ISSUED
cards for a tea. Wednesday Afternoon
Of next week from 8 to o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Proud
of Tarrytown, y. Y, were guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Wright over
Thanksgiving. Accompanied by Mis-
Elsie Wright, they will go TO New
York. tomorrow, TO witness the Army
Navy football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +, Jackson of Buf
falo, n. Y. are visiting ltheir daughter
Mrs. Robert c. Lewis on Wilkin
Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad *. D. Levi
and Mrs. Merritt Phillips of Hurlocf
Md, are guests Of Albert l.. Lewis.
In order to use the money for tn
! Armenian Relief the Presbyteria
Sunday school has volunteered to dis
lpense with the usual Christmas trea
Miss .Hettie Slack of Newark an
DIR. Millard Brobst Of Wilmingto
Were married, yesterday, at the hom
of the bride. on Elkton Road, by Re-
Frank Herson. They will live in Wi
mington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
RAINBOW WEDDING.

Delaware City, Nov. pa very
pretty rainbow wedding" was solem-
nized last evening at o'clock IN the
First Presbyterian Church, when Miss
Margaret Spicer, daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. John Spicer, was united in marriage
to Moran l. Adams of Wilmington.
The bride was becomingly attired IN
white satin with pearl trimmings, wore n
white tullc veil fastened with orange
blossoms and carried large bouquet ot
brides roses. She was attended by Mrs.
Idona Macy of Philadelphia, attIred in
black panne velvet with hat to match,
as matron of honor. The brides maids
were: Miss Margaret Schaefer and Miss
Mary Money of Delaware City, Miss
Bessie McCarron of Wilmington and
Miss Erma QuilIen of Laurel, all carry
| ing shepherds staffs, Miss Annabclle
Morton of Laurel was flower girl. The
groom was attended by Carlisle Spicer,
brother of the bride, with William
Weaver, Albert Hemphill OF Delaware
City, J. Adams and Scott Hutchins OF
Wilmington KS ushers.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Rev II. G. Pitzer performed
the ceremony. Mrs. G. Earl Baum
played the wedding march. Just before
the bridal party entered the church Miss
Harriet Wentz of Pittsburg, Pa, sang
90, Promise Me" The church was
beautifully decorated with pottcd plants
and ferns. Many handsome presents
were received.
Immediately after reception wa
held at the heom OF the bride. Th'
bridal couple left by automobile for
tour of the Southern States and aite
their return will be at home in the Good
ing Apartments, us Jefferson street
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
on fhat sectjon

on that section.
O'Conncll and Son are moving their
equipment to smyrna, where they
have n large contract with the State
Highway Department to- DO eome
| filling.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
ruuA. PRODUCE MARKEr.
NY Associated Press to Every Evening.

NY Aaaoclated Press 60 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Nov. 2S.-Whcat
higher. No 2. rod winter. 1. 15@l.2o:
do. garllcky. t10Mit5.
Corn. higher, No. 2. for export. 626l
90, DO, No q. GON6 81: No. 2. yellow
local. old crop. 65@6S; new DO. 63G
O., DO, No. 8. 6i@G2.
oats. lower; 40. 2, white. 43M@N;
No Q, do, 42@i2h.
Butter. higher. western creamery
extra. s6; nearby prints, fancy. 6S6
co
EgRa, frm: nearby extra frsts. &C f:
d.. irnia. 60, western extra frsts. 65 :
do, nrsts. 6lN6l; fancy selected
packed, 1S@7e.
cheese, dun. New York whole mill,
fancy nais 2gis@2S. fair 70 good. 2i@
9f, longhorn. 22AM23ih: single
daisies, 2eW23.
lAvc poultry, nrmer; fowls, not leg
horns i5026: do. leghorns, 5000;
spring chickens. not loEhorns. ,15@2O
dn. lcghorns. ibM2O old ROSTERS. ia
asa ducks. white. pekln, 24@2S. do
miNod colors. 2o622; Muscovy. tS6sO;
rvcsc. s2Wg5; turkeys. 55M60; do fail
20 NNNut HnNtNas
Dressed poultry nrm; fowls fresh
Killed. Cholce to fancy. 33G36. broilers
small sizes. 2i@32; roasting chickens
nearby. 2S@3S: DO. western. 24@s4:
chickens. nearby. 230 go do. western
9iMal. old roosters. i9M2l; spring
turkeys. nearby. choice 90 fancy, b7,0
60, western do. bo@55; iced turkeys
funcy. ba average receipts. Asa &C.
cid turkeys, 45; ducks. S2& So
geese. 900a2.
Potatoes nrmer. white. hundred
weight fancy. 2O0@2.25, fair to choice
italci -,
Flour. quiet; soft winter straigh
western. b,90N6.Oo: do. nearby. 5.4O@
bGO, hard winter. straight. 6.7567 90
10. short patent. 1850 $50. spring
nrst clear, b.26@b.75; do. patent. 6.SI
0if1o; do, short patent. 7.4OM7.75
fancy spring and city mills paten,
family brand. S.7509.26.
Hay. steady; timothy. No. ., 10000
ai 90, 90. No. 3. tS0O@i9.00: sample
it.00a 1900; no grade. l20O0l4.O0
clover mixed hay, light mixed. 1850
1000 No. I, mixed, iS00M190O.
Tallow. quiet. prime city loose. az
doa special loose. 6 primo country
a. edible In ticrcos. g.
Bran, steady; soft winter in 100
pound sacks, 24.5o@25.00; spring. 2s.5
n2sho.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
ROsEyILLE ROAD OPEN.

Newark. Nov. 25.---The Lincoln
Highway from Newark to Roseville,
which is In sight OF Newark. is prac-
tically completed and Is now open all
he way to Roseville. This Is the first
time I'm many months that the road
has been open this far, most Of the
time there having been one or more
dctours. The concrete has not been
laid over Pike Creek bridge but It has
been filed there with cind0s and is IN
good shape for traffic. The road waf
opened all the way late Wedneada,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
FINANCIAL NOTES.

it hcinR Thanksgiving and a legal hOli-
naY throughout The United states. all
stock exchange. other markets. financial
institutions suspended operations yes
t.rday.
The German iron and steel industry
has been upset hy the renewal Of wage
strikes occssioned by the collapse Of eX-
change Workers generally are demand
ins an advance of % per cent. German
frriRht ratcs are up e5 per cent since No
Ncmhpr l The result of these conditions
a. a sharp upward movement OF iron and
strcl prices and consequent limitation OF
export activity.
Tho adjustment Of business conditions
"A prncueding satisfactorily in Italy. and
the general situation Is somewhat i'm
proved lnUmnluy D. rapidly de-
rining, cotton mills are running virtauliy
ipl time and the Fiat Works have as
simulated u iO per cent wage cut
Tho Steel Corporation continues 20
show increase In inrot production The
aruogit strcl tumpauys steol-malNing
opera Ions aro up to 80 per cent this
wrrk ZOE the first time. a gain of per
cont ~ now has active twenty-five
~ its nfty.uinu blast furnaces Rising
output IA shown among tunr. Tin plate
nnu plato mills Tin plate demand, both
domestic and export has continued to
SOW. Tho lcadlng producer this week
n up 90 ID per cent basis, a gain of IL
p'f cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
ROAD NOW OPEN.

Laurel Nov. 25.---Baurel- Millsboro
road Is now open for traffic and those
highway say Il is one Of the finest
roads in the state. Frank y. Davis.
administrator for the estate OF Harry
p Walker. who was the contractor,
will have the road-building machinery
sold at public auction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
Memorial Mass nj ST. Narx,s

\ solemn requiem mass was cele-
brated IN ST. Maryis Church yesterday
morning for the deceased members
OF the Holy Name Society.
The celebrant was Rev. J. j. Nc
Kenna; deacon, Rev. f. ]. Mealey
sub-deacon. Rev. J. Dougherty. The
sermon was preached by the pastor
Rev. +. J. Mealey. Two hundred
members Of the society We're present
Special music was furnished by the
choir.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
KNOCKED DOWN BY AUTO.

Dover, Nov. 30 Mrs. Franklin X.
Roe, is slowly recovering from an auto
mobile accident which occurred near her
home below Magnolia, on the State high
way, few days ago when she was run
down by an automobile driven by a party
from Newark. She was knocked down
cut and badly bruised being rendered un
consciousl.
DIR. Chapman Of Harrington made an
examination which showed that while
the injuries were quite serious she had
not sustained fractured skull as was
first thought.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

Westminster hentiscky Ave-. mr. Beach
WeStiii'''S,e' Elevator y, street RI
vhtc baths running water A kopp
owner and prom Open all year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by laird a
Co. du Pont Building.
Liberty Bond Sales.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Nov. 25.--Liberty bond
quotations at noon: Three and a
half's. 9612; first as. $3.50 bid: Sec
ond As. 95.22; first 4A's, 95.74; second
AIS. 1886; third AIS, 96.74: fourth
4A's, $3.50: Victory 3% s, 1890: Vic
tory 42's. $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25

parents. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas l..
Mason, in North Laurel.
Misses Grace Marv1l. Marion Rod
ney, Eva Allen, Louise Elliott. Blanche
Workman, Lenorc Parsonb, Ermina
Quillen. Anna Marvil. Doris Locates,
Nellie Pussy Madelyn Jones. Aline
Davis and Alyce Watson. who are at
tending Women's College, are spend
ing the holidays here with their
parents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25

BY order of the State Highway De-
partmcnt work has been stopped on
tha Laurel -Georgetown road. It being
feared the cement would freeze. There
Is stretch Of two and one-eiRhth
miles to be cemcnttd and this will be
finished next spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25

u. Q. Conneli and son. contractors
for the Rosevtlle section have not
been at fault In the delays and have
made good progress when they could
work on tho highway. The section
from Roscville to Newark win be built
early next spring. Some concrete and
grading work has already been done