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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-13
HELP-MALE

wANTED-At once, boy. Grey Grill. p
South Palafox.
WANTED-Young active man of good
address with some experience in hand
ling general insurance business. Address
"K,", care of Journal II
WANTED-foo TIE CHOPPERS. WE
HAVE GOOD TIMBER, GOOD CAMPS
AND PAY STANDARD WAGES. LONG
TIME JOB. COME PREPARED TO
WORK. (Slgned) kANFLA LUMBER
CO., HOLT, FLA.
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FOR sAIE-Ford. Al condition. Phone
$780,
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Ford car, two
lots. with pay difference. Phone 76s.
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS oN RIAL ESTATE.
We lend money or Real Estate In the
city on short netice. Please state In
application II you have an Abstract OF
Title to the property
Call and see us
THE WATSON AGENCY, Inc,
South Paiafox St
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FOR SALE~-Fiye room house. Price rea-
sonable. Address M. d., care Journal.
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FOR sALE-WooD IN TRUCK LOADS
ONLY. PINE, $500 PER LOAD. OAK,
s21.Oo PER LOAD. J.. q. DAVIDSON,
WARRINGTON, FLA.
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DIRECTORS MEETING
The annual directors meeting, e. E.
Saunders & Co, win be held at the office
of said company, Monday, January 18th,
1921, at o'clock D. m.
ADRIAN e. LANGFORD,
1922 Secretary.
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| FOR RENT-Three furnished IRONS for
light housekeeping. on car line. Phone
| 1913. 1107 East Jackson.
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FOR RENT

+ O r r r N T - 22-r 30 m
house on West Garden Street;
two baths, gas and electric
lights; screened and in first
class condition. Apply the Wat
son Agency, Inc, 8 SO. Palafox
st. Phone ga.
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FOR RENT room apartment 317 N
Barcelona. Phone 965.
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FOR RENT-F'urnished room adjoining
bath, modern convenences, two blocks
from PaIafox. street. 35 S. Spring st.
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FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms
and hall. $11. Apply at No. 1922 N.
Seventh avenue.
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FOR RENT-Two room house for light
housekeeping; gas stove and electric
lights. Phone 1914.
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| FOR RENT-Nicely furnished housekeep-
ing apartment, modern eonVenienceS
/ 206 West Gregory.
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FOR RENT UNFINISHED apartment
consisting of two rooms, connecting
bath. hall, front porch, private family.
120 w. Chase st.
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FOR RENT-Furnished house, 1901 North
9th Ave. $40 month. Call 10 A. M. 10
IL; from 10 4. st
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FOR notwithstanding room on Nortl
Hill car line. Phone 1879.
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FOR RENT or room unfsrnisheo
apartment; immediate possession. %
East Strong ST.
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FOR RENT-Front room. southern ex-
posure. Gentlemen. 20 L. LaRua.
Phone 1896.
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THREE ROOMS furnished. Private. SIS
". Guillemarde. Phone 1906. q
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FIRST CLASS BOARD. with or without
rooms. Apply 212 E. Gregory.
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LOST AND FOUND

BOST-one dark brown fur at Confed
crate ball. Phone 1876 or $40. p.
Box PA
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FOR RENr-Room, 2o8 W. Gregory. 81
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! FOR RENT-one large front room, nice
J ly furnished. private family COO Il.
! Jackson st.
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FOR RENT--Furnished and unfurnished
apartments for light housekeeping. 900
North Barcelona st. Phone 1885.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird
Co. du Pont Building,
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Nov. 2e.--Charters were fled
here, yesterday. as follows:
Keceiyables Co of North America. Pitts
burg Pa; capital. s., 500 900.
tIette-Rosenberger Date Gardens, Inc
Wilmington, Del; $4,000. 600.
stamford Industries, Inc, Wilmington.
Del; 81 500. 900.
Benson Engineering Corporation. Re-
dendt Beach. Cal: 81 .0O0, 600
Postometer Sales Co. Wilmington, Del.
$4,000
Health-win Products Co. Washington.
ID. C: 100000.
Mcteosheean Realty Co. Philadelphia.
Pa: 500 600.
Pa: Sl0O 600
Federal Petroleum Products Co, VIII
mington. Del 100000.
Industrial City Co. Wilmington. Del.
SlO0.O0O.
American Loan and Investment Co,
Wilmington. Del. $4,000
National Loan and Investment Co.
Wilmington. Del $4,000.
American Ice Machine Co. Philadel-
phia. Pa $4,000.
Bass and Co, Philadelphia. Pa $50. 600
General Relief Bulletin. Inc, Whining
ton, Del: no capital
Foundation Fund of America. Inc. Viii
mington. Del. no capital
Increases in capital-Bishop Oil Cor
poration. New York City from $50. .0OO,-
900 TO x70.OO0.0O0; Nitamin Food Co
Inc, 81 250 900 TO $500, 900: Menhader
Products Corporation, Wilmington Del
s5Oo,D TO s3.500.000: Sugar Export
Corporation New York City, 500. 900 .,
S2.ooo0oO; Hillman Motor Corporation
Ne" York City. 100000 TO s6o0.ooo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Nov. 29.-Wheat, No.
red winter, 1.1s@1.2S; do, eralicky,
1.13@1.1s.
Corn, firm; No. . for export, 63@64
do, No. 3. 61@62; No. yellow. old,
local trade, 6SQ69; do. new. 64465
No. yellow. new. 62@63.
Oats. firm; No. 2 white, 44@44ia /;
No. 3. do. 42l4 @a3.
Butter. steady; western creamery
extra. "a; nearby prints. fancy. 5S@60
Eggs. higher; nearby. extra firsts
So; do. first. 81: western, extra
firsts. 66@67; do, firsts. S0@S1; fancy
selected, packed. 1919.
Cheese, quiet; New York whole
milk fancy flats. 22ls@2a; fair to good
2l@22; longhorn, 22@23A; single
daisies, 22@23.
Live poultry, quiet; fowls, not leg
horns. 20@30 do. leghorns. 20@23
spring chickens, not leghorns. 1926;
do, leghorns. 1922; old ROSTERS, l7@
Is; ducks. white Pekin, 25@26; do
mixed colors. 22@24; muscovey, 1s@
26; geese. 23@25; turkeys, fancy, As {;
fair to good. 40@43.
Dressed poultry quiet; fowls. fresh
killed. choice to- fancy. 33@35; do
small sizes. 2l@32; roasting chickens,
nearby. 2S@33; western, 24632;
chickens. nearby. 23@3s; do. western
21@34: old roosters. 1921: spring
turkeys fancy. 55@56; fair to good, Asa
so; fancy iced 53@54; average receipts
45@46; old turkeys, 40@43; ducks, sea
35: geese, 25M2S.
| Potatoes, steady; white, per 100
fancy. 2.00@225; fair to choice, 1860
195.
Flour. dun. unsettled; soft winter
straight. western. 5.90@600; do. near.
by, 5.4oM5.50; hard winter, straight
6.75Q7.o0: do. short patent, 1850
7.50; spring first. clear, 5.25@5.50: do
patent. 710G7.40; do, short patent
7.5o@7.9 fancy spring and cit!
mills. patent. family brand. S.75@9.?5
Hay, steady; timothy. No. 2, 2o.oO@
20 90; do. No. 3, 1s.00@19.0O; sample
14.00@16.0o; no grade. 12.00@14 90
clover mixed hay. light mixed, 19506
5000; No. !. mixed. 1s.001l9.O0
Tallow. quiet; prime city. loose, AZ
do, special, loose, 6 prime country. 4
edible. IN tierces, s.
Bran firm: soft winter in 100 poun,
sacks. 2To0@2s.O0; spring, aG5o6
.27 so.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
LEGION
MAPPING OUT PLANS
Many Matters Considered by
City Committee at Meeting
Last Night.

Employment conditions as they ef-
feet the ex-service man formed one
of the principal topics of discussion at
n meeting OF the city committee Of
the American Legion In the rooms
of the Chamber of Commerce last
night. Eugene Savery, chairman of the
employment committee, which com
priees Mr.. Savery, John Dugan and
David Salter. submitted report which
showed that much progress had been
made in relieving unemployment
among ex-soldiers and sailors. The
committee works I'm corporation with
the Public Employment Bureau, in the
old City Hall.
Nine hundred flfty-one unemployed
ex-servic, men have registered at the
bureau since it's opening. the report
showed. and most of these have been
| placed. Work was provided for "a
men at Edgewood Arsenal recently
through the committee and the bureau
The work OF the employment bureau
| N this matter was praised by the
committee.
Another important matter discussed
at the meeting was the proposed for
nation of the city committee into a
| permanent organization, which will
entitle IL to direct all local activities
OF the Legion IN the future. This will
he affected through state. Adjutant
/ Harry Pettiiohn. The program OF win.
! ter activities was also outlined. Tenta.
tive plans include a dance TO loo held
in the New Century Club during
Christmas week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
NEW SHOE DEPARTMENT
AT THE TOPKIS STORE

Shoes Of practically every width and
style for women and children have
been assembled in the new daylight
shoe department of II. ToplsIs Sons
store, 49o Market street, which had
Its opening on Saturday. Samuel
Cohen, who was shoe buyer at Lit
Brothers store. Philadelphia, for 12
years, before coming To Wilmington.
is in charge of the new department.
Almost the entire southern section
of the store. about 1875 feet long, which
was formerly the wool department. is
now devoted to shoes, rubbers and
accessories, with a competent sales
force in charge. Mr.. Cohen plans 10
buy his stock in large quantities d.
rect from the factories he said. and
by conserving in this manner, offer
the shoes at an unusually reasonable
price TO the customer. The department
will exchange merchandise at all times
he said. At present the Christmas stool;
of bedroom slippers. etc. is being re-
ceiyed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
GENERAL MOTORS TO BUILD,
Upward OF 5000 Men to be
Given Employment on Detroit
Skyscraper.

Detroit Mich. Nov. 29.-Between
1000 and 5000 mon will be employed
shout January I. when the General
Motors Corporation viii begin the
completion OF its new i5-story office
pnd exhibition building on West Grand
boulevard. u was originally planned
tn defer completion for two or more
wears. but IN accordance with Presi-
ucnt harding's desires In the matter
of employment, the corporation de-
,idnd to begin as soon as possible.
Seven rooms on the ground floor
VIII be given over for show purposes.
and another room on this floor will
De occupied by bank.
The ground floor also will have an
auditorium seating 800 persons and
q ballroom, 20 he leased for dances and
public gatherings. ON the fourth floor
VIII be another auditorium for con-
Nentions and oxpositions. on the top
floor a cafeteria with facilities for
feeding d0oo persons within two
hours VIII be installed. with a day hos
pi,el for employees. Other floors win
hc leased FOR offices.
There win he private living suites
ON the upper floors. with private din
ms rooms tor the convenience OF visit
ms General Motors officials.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Counsel for certain holders OF Reading
company common stock who appealed 10
the United states supreme Court in on
position 20 that feature OF the seerega-
fuh plan winch gave holders OF preferred
stock "pual tights 10 subscribe 20 the pro-
posed new coal company stock have re-
puesied the court TO advance the hearing
tn IA, case
>sI~- during last month by 400 concerns
~ reported hN the Motor and Accessory
Manufacturers Association, decreased
rrf cent, but the belief expressed is that
the automobile industry will have "A sub
slantisl advance following the shows ia
January
Retail business in New York is stated tc
hs holding up % a FUN 100 per cent as q
the charge accounts. but TO be or from
80 90 az ppf cent In cash sales indicating
that people who pay out OF hand for
what ,hrN buy are closely cugtailing their
Our trade with the western coast O,
South Amrrica for the latest fiscal wear
."tai'd slss 100000 60 compare witt
stN.no lWm Tor 1919, which the National
CIV BANK of New York ascribcs 20 the
Panama canal largely
More thau flispu.Doo Victory loan a. $
"rFl traded ~ az par IN the local market
slso ran into considerable figures.
The bcncrnl Asphalt Company an
nnuur"d that the seventh well I'M its foresi
.rsrr,e ol lease in Trinidad had beer
nush 10000 harrcis during the first
1iahtscn hours. and that two Gays late
j. WAS flowing 10000 barrels 81 oil ner day
A revised estimate of the United State,
bs'i sugar crop ny government Official.
PLACES The probable output for the saa
son nt 500 600 long tons. instead OF $50
uvn tons as earlier estimated
NvrOrds were established FOR gasolin,
consumption during the first nine month";
of 1871, Domestic consumption totalct
su.rpo 600 barrels. and. including eS
ports. consumption Was 90. 800 600 lar
tells
H.sbosrd Air Line has placed orders Will
Aiu.rican Locomotive Company for twen
iN.fN' heavy locomotives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
STOCK PRICES HIGHER;
MONEY Az PER CENT
Oils. Tobacco, Rails, Leather
Show Marked Strength;
Liberty Bonds Boom.

Nv Associated prcps 20 Every Evening.
New York, Nov. 29.--tWali Street
1880 n. mD--Trading shifted to ship
wings. oils. motors and their special
t'.s az the opening Of todays stock
market. Rails. steels and equipments
cvinccd little Of their recent activity,
United Fruit rose ] y points, Mercan-
tie Marine, preferred. American In
trnn,ional. WHY'S Overland. preferred.
y. \. Rubber and Kelly Springfield
Tire Also hardening
standard OF OF New Jersey made an
initial gain Of points and this soon
was doubled. the California issue ris-
ing "a.
Associated Dry Goods was strong
,st ~ the spccial,ics. advancing
point
Pressure AGAINST Union Pacific. New
Haven and Westinghouse Electric.
caused fractional revcrses in those
issues
Noon-Thc aia per cent opening rate
for cali money encouraged broaden
ing 90 operations fer the long account
during the morning. Oils. tobaccos
nnd feathers continued 60 be most
favored. although rails. notably Cana
dian Pacific. Union Pacific. preferred.
Great Northern, preferred and Norfolk
mud Western, preferred showed mark
cd strength.
Scars-kocbuck was the only dis
tinctly weak issue. adding ia points
~ yesterdays severe loss
Accumulation Of Liberty bonds on
a large scale was uninterrupted. SOW
on % those ISSUES making new high
records Tor the year. The first 4s
were tho outstanding features. show
ms gain ~ 81 per 500 az 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
TO COLLECT TAX.
Government, However, Seeks Easiest
Nehod For d. P0At Stock HolAors.

While the government will not con.
cede that the statute OF Limitations
provides way by which stockholders
OF the du Pont Co. could. II they
wished. eyade payment OF Federal IN.
come tax, which the Internal Revcnue
department claims certain stockholders
owe, way OF collecting the tax with.
out resorting to the suits already filed
against o. persons and corporations
holding du Pont stock is being sought
There was conference between Dis.
trict Attorney James II. Hughes. Jr.
+. X. MacReynolds OF tho Internal
Revenue Department and John =
Laffey. OF counsel for the du Ponl
stockholders, yesterday afternoon, but
no conclusions were reached. An.
other conference is 10 be held or
Thursday. when II IL hoped som,
definite understanding will be ar
rived at.
According to Mr.. Hughes. the gov
crnment is trying to make the pay
ment Of the income taxes as easy n,
possible. The government has re
jected the claims for abatement an,
will proceed to collect the taxes al
legged to be due. Payment of thes,
taxes was deferred pending the dc
cision OF the u. 4. Supreme Court OF
the matter OF liability OF transferre'
stock as taxable income, which tn
Supreme Court last week decided 1
Wng.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
WILMINGTON BOAT
ANCHORS At SEA
Storms Halt Trip Of the City Of
Philadelphia From This City
to Tampa, Fla.

Heavy storms sweeping the Atlantic
Coast have forced the Wilson Line
boat City OF Philadelphia, which left
Wilmington on Saturday for Jackson
Vile. Fla. to cast anchor outside Of
Cape Hattcras. This information was
received at the Wilson Line Offices
yesterday afternoon. while a second
dispatch. at fl o'clock this morning
gave the steamers position ns OF
Moorchead. n. G.
The boat has not met with an ac-
cident and is not damaged in any way.
hut is lying to for safety. as II In not
built like the ordinary seagoing craft
for heavy weather. Until the storm
ceas the boat will hold It's present
position, the message stated. All the
members OF the crew are safe.
Captain Arthur Phillips. who last
summer had command OF the City Of
Chester. is I'm charge Of the City OF
Philadelphia. First officer Blwood
Jarrat is pilot and Edwin Savin mate,
She carries a crew Of 20.
Arriving at Jacksonville. the boat
will be placed In drydocik for repairs.
After January II will ply between st
Petersburg and Tampa during the
rest OF tho winter season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
ALBERT r.. ANTHONY AND
HIS WIFE DON'T AGREE

"One pair of shoes was all the
clothes he bought mo In the three
years we were married" Mrs. Albert
T.. Anthony said OF her husband in
Municipal Court today, when her
husband was arraigned on a charge OF
non-support. Mrs. Anthony. who is
still living with her husband. said she
had him arrested because he threaten
ed to leave her and take their. baby
with him.
Anthony denied having made such
a threat. He said he worked every
day and paid all the household bills.
II worked two weeks with my feet on
the ground, 1 didn't have the money
TO buy Shoes" he said.
Judge Hastings referred the case to
Mrs. Scott for investigation to report
on December 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL AT
FIVE POINTS PROBABLE

The joint meeting OF the Parent
Teacher Association OF Richardson
Park, the Fice Points Civic Associa-
ton and the WonIenis Civic Club,
scheduled for Richardson Park school,
house last night. was postponed until
Monday night. owing TO the rain. DR..
II. V. Holloway was to have been the
speaker.
1t Is expected that the advisability
OF establishing a new school in thC
suburbs. without waiting for the next
session Of the Legislature, VIII be
discussed Monday night. The State
Board OF Education purchased IL acres
of land in Ashley some time ago for a
school site.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
DU PONT DIVIDEND. =
Regular Two Per Cent on Common
and 1l2 on Debenture.

Z. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. has
declared a regular quarterly dividend
Of per cent on common stock, paya-
bic December Is to stockholders OF
record December 3. and on debenture
stock Ia per cent. payable January
rs to stockholders of record January
10.
The du Pont de Nemours Powder
Co. has declared a regular quarterly
dividend of IL per cent on common
stock payable February 10 stock
holders of record January 20. and or
preferred stock IA per cent payable
February to stockholders OF record
January 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29

DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Arkansas Valley Railway Light and
Power Company, quarterly OF Ia. per cent
on prrfcfrcd, payable December l5
Imperial OF Corporation monthly of I
prf cent on common, payable December IS.
international salt Company. quarterly
~ y per c-nt payable January .
Mcintyrc Forcupinc Mines. Ltd, quar-
terly OF cents a share payable January .
Fhiiilps Petroleum Company. initial OF
fl,t>hurg, Port Wayne and Chicago
ishN~aN Company, quarterly Of is. per
cent on common, payable January 3, and
on preferred. payable January %.
Furr pi Company, quarterly OF IL per
cent ON o. per cent preferred. per cent
on per cent preferred and H.. per cent or
per cent preferred, payable January l.
United bNewood Corporation. quarterl,
81 ~ per cent on common. payabl,
January 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
SMYRNA NEWS.

smyrna, Nov. 29.--J. Roy Moore and
Miss Anna II. Geiser. both of Clayton
we're united in marriage by Rev. Ran
So. +. Nichols Saturday. at the
Methodist parsonage.
Miss Eleanor w. Nichols Of New
York was n Thanksgiving guest Of
her brother. Rev. Ransom p. Nichols.
The former IL tho secretary Of tho Ma =
tional Council Of Congregational
Churches.
Rev. Y. NJ. l.. Eckard spent Thanks
giving at the home OF his father in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Grieves of Beth
lehem. Pa. were Weekend guests oi
Harry h. Gricves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey FAIRIES were
entertained over Thanksgiving Mt IN,
home Of Or. and Mrs. William Thomp-
son, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hlrons Denney, Of Baltimore Il
visiting Mrs. Eugene Mahoney Of Mt
Vernon street.
Earle RothwtiI OF New York spen
the Weekend at the home Of hi
mother. Mrs. George G. R-thwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Hoffecker, ant
daughter, Louise. spent the Thanks
giving holidays at the home of Georg
G. Dick. Audubon. New Jersey.
Mrs. William ahortas Of Boston I
being entertained at tho Colonial Ho
! tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccullough o
Philadelphia are guests Of w. o. IIof
| fecker and wife.
FAIRIES Pyle of Philadelphia was en-
tertalned at the home Of Harvey "
| FAIRIES, over Thanksgiving.
The business men OF Smyrna hav
decided 10 enlarge the present ice
plant 10 n lotion capacity. The plal
was received with enthusiasm. an
$4,000 subscribed at tho meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
COUNTY FINANCES.

County Treasurer Walter s. Burris
reported to the Levy Court today that
New Castle county has current funds
amounting 10 s253.021.S2 and miscel-
laneous roads account of s442.94.
He also reported the following funds
for the maintenance of dirt roads:
Christiana hundred, s2l ,117.63; Mil
Creek, ss.i93.s4; White Clay Creek
S5.371.65: Pencader. s3.420.30; New
Castle, s5.699.51; Red Lion, 50 500 A
81. Georges. s12,1S5.60; Appoquini.
mink. s44o.65; Blackbird. s1,243.93
BrahdyNvine. S17.259.17
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
Thief Fo.Ied at Elmhurst.

An ottempt to rob an unoccupiec
bungalow at Elmhurst of its gas, cleo
tric and water fixtures yesterday
morning was frustrated by Rural Po-
hcemln Frank q. Bowen. When dis
covered the thief had already packed
most g the fixtures ~ boxes and
baskets, but dropped them when h.
saw the policeman and made his es-
cape.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
OBITUARY.
John T.. Monaghan.

John T. Monaghan. SO years old. for
many years an engineer Of the Penn
sylvania railroad. died at his home,
27o5 Washington street, yesterday
of heart disease. He is survived by
his wife and children. The funeral viii
be held tomorrow morning, with re-
QUEEN mass at, Sacred Heart Church
at 1890 o'clock and interment in Bal
fin1nrn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
Goldey Reception Tonight,

4 The Alumni Association Of Goldey
College will give a reception at the
New Century Club tonight 1t will be
In honor Of this years class, which
will graduate at the commencement
In The Playhouse, December s. An
interesting program has been arranged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
Liberty Bond Quotations.

BY Associated Press to Ever. Evening
New York. Nov. 29.-Liberty bond
quotations at noon Three and d
half's, $500; first As. 300; second As
$3.50: first 4h's, 97.40; second Az S,
96.92: third AIS. $3.50; fourth 4i4's,
97.i4; Victory 3ss, 99.9s; Victory
4ai's. 1896.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
FUNERAL OF penney :. Ca,ender.

TInI IsI sINi0tF Tor Dcnney ). DaV-
rndrr. who died IN Arizona win b,
heid az The home of his brother. The
udoro Oavcndcr.. at New Castle. an .
o'ciock on ThufAjay afternoon. Inter-
uent eill De- mad in the Presbyterian
cemetery "a New Castle.