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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
FINANCIAL NOTES.

ln discussing th' ananc,ai situation ~
bc country ~cCrctary ~ the Treasury
Nrllon said that thcrc j. tendency
toward the esriy relaxation in Federal Re
serve Discount rates tie also stated that
fhr uncsnrtAl situation Is far better than
thc trade situation
american steel Foundrtcs Co reports for
hr March quarter a surplus after charges
and taNcs of S5fS 80 equiv aicut after
rreferrnd dividends g 80 cents sharr
armed on the <2o sOI uuo common stock In
March ln2o quarter earnings were rduiva-
lcnt - - a.
TNpeetation Is tbat th, Pros~cr com
uiftot will uot hEbi th, mo,itHtd Reading
aErcratiou plan Winch Is tu ht submitted
Is the federal distrlct court and hat either
bat tribunal ~ thc supreme court should
80 appeal Ac tahrn thcr' viii sweep aside
such small opposition a. would remain
NaluCt ranging From SsuthN unn. the
cast tlp to si11 900 nnu have. been plaCrG
81 the Readtng anthracite properties and
s1odwtN hN parties who have made some
sartfui study 90 TIE matter That would
mean On the lowest hglrr an asset dis
rihuttn equal ~ So pcr share on the
three kradin stnCks subject 10 any sub
s.rlption tmcut which the segregation
plan snail exact
Toe la~i wear th, I.rhish alley Railroad
IewpanN reports ntt income of Sl3.Si1
- ~ which - .ts "a Wa paid in divi-
Irnd~ Thr accumulated profit and loss in
ERASED from under $50 600 uOo to $50 }2S
a. iht end 81 last YEAR 10 is stated in
fht annual report fhat since zoos property
htfttfwrut~ and addlt IONS have been made
to about 81 ono ueo against which no Sc
urtfte~ have been issued Last wear the
ampanV had dividend income 81 SIS ?
f3s s1l or Sl4 l4S GA more than for 1919.
.rhVinr The great hulk from the coal
company
Cuu~idcrahl, INTEREST g. GRATED 10y the
anuuuuctugut that the submarine Boat
Corporation al ms \ewarb plant has under
fattn fhr fabrication 81 steel The first
sontrarf for 1nu ions ~ steel 10 be fabri-
.afrd has iu~f hccn placed by the corpora
luu aud If g. -a-d shat II the new venture
proves ~lIrer~~nll considerable part a,
fnt COMPANY plaui viii bc devoted to this
WUrE
Int tltlaWHu iaFkaWanna and Western
I.atroad Na~ On contemplation elect trifiCa
tluf ~ its lime from Hoboken TO scranton
tui ulan i~ to take current from tn,
CONS projected paupaCk tydrO-clectric de
ttlnumcnf and tn use thirty-cyCle single
ahH.s current which a. understood to b,
tudor~,d by " Gibbs who has had re
.uuu,inlr charge of elect rification OF some o
ut Pennsylvania Railroad lines. There il
.t,u~idcrable question as TO how far tn
paupacks water supply can be dcpendeC
4pau throughout the year and those VII,
uutt -tudird the proposition say that {,
assure adequate current II will bo neccS
-f,V tu tft in with steam power plants
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
HOMME MISSIONARY WORK.

Interesting glimpses of the impor-
tant work of Rev. F. Rivers Barnwell,
colored representative of the American
Humane Education Society in Texas,
are. shown in these paragraphs from a
recent letter:
AT Temple Professor Banks has or
ganized the Dunbar Humane Educa =
tion Society of Temple They hope for
systematic education work in the city.
I was present with them and urged this
sort Of work Programs will be carried
out in the churches, and the local pastor
win be asked 10 preach special sermon
To them This viii be enlightening 10
minister as we'll as to other citizens
They viii sometimes invite white peo-
ple TO their churches to hear their view
OF humaneness.
IT told an audience Of whites and
Negroes at San Marcos that when white
and black mothers alike would teach
their children upon their laps to be Kind
and not To hate because ones skin hap
mems TO be white or black that condi-
tions between the races would he better
] said, Begin before the child is born
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
RBAN REALTY TRANSFERS.

ltcecnfl, recorded deeds cover the trans
hr of the following properties IN this city
Fourteenth street east Of Clayton. Gus
faN, Macdonald from BENJAMIN " May
a lt N1a
Conn,Bl street 30 Joanna Horgan from
John Meckns 5000
LINCOLN street TO- llG lis North Pop
ia street 1909 four lots Emma |.
hammond from Elizabeth = ~eWett. 81 al
81 uuo
fiehth street o33 East George Keech
from CzesiaW ZeVanski 50 900.
puplaf street. north Of Tenth Mary NJ
FistChtr from Emma l. Hammond 81 $50
jefferson street southwest ~ Thirtieth
iohn Walter West from John Austin
huedN IS .auO
Twenty-ffth street north of jefferson
Ieon g.. Perry from Joseph / Hopkins
kH zoo
rhird street east % Harrison Max
Nlarantf from security Trust and safe De
f,osit Company trustee S2l 600
TWenty-fourth street southeast Of Lam
mot John Writ Willis from Lester r
smith 81 600.
Ninfh street west % Clayton ROcc-
-trozxellcr from Joseph u ellis $500
~lxtocnth street east Of du POnt; Ameri
can Guaranty and Trust Company from
Mary , Weston s. $50
Tatnan strecf North Of Eighth James J
English from Wilmington Brass Company
$50 con
Manic and Rodney streets corner Charley
Watf from Theodore Matynak, So $50.
reald street 307 south Michael Podolal
from foseph n Gordon. $500
Harrison street northeast Of Twenty
SEVENTH sarah n Fatman from John Wir
Wills $40 tun
Conrad and Lincoln streets. corner Ernes
tdolph Bossctu from Louise n. Mass
81 ESQ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
FLOWER MARKET OPENS
IN THE AUDITORIUM
Splendid Free Show and Every
body in Wilmington is In
vited TO Attend.

The Flower Market. which opened ~ ~
O'Clock this morning in the Auditorium,
706 West Eleventh street. started siccess-
fully. The proceeds are for the benefit
of the Asaoeiated Charities Despite
threatening skies. the morning Attendance
was al that could be- expected Plans
for the market. ~ Cool Spring Park.
scheduled for yesterday. were changed
because of the rain Through the courtesy
of the management of the Auditorium, the
building with it's spacious floor, was turned
over to the committee to prevent further
poatponemcnt The market viii close tIie
evening at 10 oclock city time
The interior Of Che Auditorium presents
beautiful sccne Each booth - elabo-
ratclv decorated and with flowers and
plants III profusion the display ls ununlhllY
attractive The color scheme ls well ar
ranged There are II booths. a which
MANY things arc offered for sale at MINI
mum price These articles include uany
things pertaining to the gar'iel,, from
flower seedlings rpota. bulbs. shrubs
vegetable seedlings and fcrns ~ garden
accessories Of various kinds
Tho booths are arranged as follows
Booth va flower eredinRa Mrs lrcner
DUPONT ~ charge <o eWratcrs and
| hats Mrs phillp . lmrd No ;. cnt
flowers. Mr. ftugene da Point No !
/ bird baxcs and novelties Mrs John Ban
croft No , pottod plants. Mrs II 6
/ scott W ! market booth Mrs Iosial
! Marvel No root. buhs and ebrlib- Mr.
/ Irving Warner No q garden acctasorle@
Mrs Gharlee / Patterson No 10 vege
i table seedlings. Mrs William q Ramsay
No Il. lcnnnadc. Mrs Joseph Il WRles
i ~ y balloons Mrs + 4 dn Pont W
L. cafeteria. Mrs Frank De Almond
Va Il pct Nr- J Saunders Taylor
Mrs Felx ! du pont and rnmmitio'
af So have fhr nfTair under thclr super
ti4,9p >o aflrnre@lan Is charged to th
/ Flower Nartct md the officials "<fcn'
an invitation ~ All Wilmington e attord
- ev3lmncd by Mrs du Pont f. re
porter If Every Evening the pllrri 3
fhr Flower Market Is - create , rrvfva
ii the growing ~ flower and pofto
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
BARKER HAS PLAN FOR
FINANCING RAILROADS
Philadelphia Financial Authority
Submits Suggestion to Presi-
dent Harding.

Washington May Ga comprehensive
plan by which the railroads of the United
states can he certainly provided with
- 900 900 900 OF new capital for better
ments and additions. such as the needs OF
OF the country will imperativoly require
within the next Ave years. aud at the same
time save more than $3.50 900 O0n per
annum on the present cost of railroad opera
tion. has been tubmitted to President Hard
ing by samuel q. Barker, financial editor OF
the North American. of Philadelphia.
The President asked il he might have the
plan in written form, saying that he would
he glad personally to submit IL to senator
Cumulins. chairman of the Senate inter
state commerce committee.
Briefly, the proposition Is this 100
The government To acquire the 2ihoo.ono
freight cars In the country at a taif ~
prcciated valuation. issuing in payment
nfteen-ycar scriai car service certihca.es ~, ~,
, per cent. which the railroads cou-d III
great part sell readily Al reasonabie IN
terest rate 20 raise needed additional tunuS
In this way Mr.. Barker feels that S3.WW,
600 600 can be provided at a cost to the ran
roads of about Si5 per cent. He pointed out
TO President Harding that only last wS,k
tho Hin lines among the strongest in the
country. Obliged To pay a. per cent
running through period Of fifteen years
simply TO retain S2i5.oOoo0 OF already
invested capital
MIR Barker showed that the additional
cost on such Hil lines refunding woud
carry new capital Investment OF slup!o"l
600 at per cent He urged that with con
dtions aS they are the railroads lacb
ability to raise additional capital III any
large way. and he made the point 'hai ut
less there can Ice great expansion of ran
road facilities the activities Of the Nmerl
can people are certain TO be seriously ana
dangerously retarded when the present IN
dustrial depression gives way TO renewed
activities which he predicts will outrun any
thing In the past
Another tunortaut part of the HarkC
plan is for the government 10 prov tdc al
such additional freight cars as the needs -
the country shall require He says that u
tho nCxt two years 800 600 now ears shoui'
be provided and thereafter prohabll
100 600 year. or zoo 900 in the next hN
wears The cost Of such ia roughly hpufe'
out at ~ 35u 600 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
SHOE PRICES STILL HIGH.
Leather Business improving,
Tanners Council is
Informed.

H> Associated rrosE to Every Evcnine
Atlantic city. May 6. conditions IN
the shoe and leather Industries are inn
proving. Herbert r. Drake, president OF
tho New England shoe and Leather As
sociation today told the Tanners Coun-
al of America
RrportinR on canvass of lcadiua
New England shoe manufacturer and
tanners Mr. Drake, himsolf hoad ~
shoe making firm. said
"A great deal has been said about tn"
price adjustment on shoes depondine
upon liquidation of tabor In the three
largest \cN England footwear ccntcta
There have been no wage reductions ~
spite of tho efforts of the manufacturer
The result has heen very narrow MAJ
Sin Of pron for the manufart ture1 and
bed rock prices for tho shoe buyer
Consumers of shoes viii hc deap-
pointed when they realize that fcn. tt
teen or twenty pct cent reduction in tho
shoe workers wages means only ton to
twenty cents pcr pair in the shoes he
hllNs-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
KEYSTONE FIRE CHIEFS
MEET HERE TOMORROW
Association Will Hold Its Annual
Session in the Fame
Fire House.

The Keystone Fire Chicfs Association,
composed Of 100 fire chiefs of pennspl-
vania. New Jersey and Delaware. Will
gather IN the Fame engine house tomor-
row evening 10 hoid the annual meeting
Of the association The officers are rs fell
lows
Grant NJ Moons. mayor Of PottStoUn.
Pa, president; Frank Soule. chief of Coates
vile. wee president. Fred Heed. cx-chlef
of West Chester, secretary; William :.
Atchison OF Philadelphia. treasurer.
The following are members Of the asso-
citation: Ex-chicf Geo W Sasse Washing
ton Fire Co; cx-ehief Joseph Hyndman.
Phoenix Fire Co chief, William ] Lutx,
Fame Fire Co; chief, James Campbell,
New Castle chief, T. c Wilson Newark
ANY chief or cx- chief of the State Is
eligible to JON the association, aud they
are requested to attend the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co..
du Pont Building.
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover. May 6.-Charters were filed here.
Yesterday as follows:
stone & steel Structures Corporation.
Wilmington, Del; $4,000 600. Vaienciana
Extension Mining Co. Wilmington. Del
So 600 600 United Filling Stations. Inc.
,ravs Line Inc New York City 81 OOO. 600.
Hercules Molybdenum Corporation viii
rnington. Del0 81 100000. Imperial Trad
ing Cnrporation. New York City 81 900 900.
National n-Theat trical Motion Pictures
Inc Wilmington. Del. s650,0O0- Wish
bone standard Wheel Corporation Of Wash
ington. ID c. Wilmington, Del, 5000 600
Lake Shore Fox Ranch. Inc, Wilmington
Del $500 600. Mono Valve Steam Motor
CORPORATION Pittsburg Pa $500 600 Gen
eraI Heating Appliance CO. Wilmington
Del: 5000 900. Capital Realty Co Wash
ington ID G.: s15U00o Hilandale Farms
Inc wilmington, Del; 100000. Travel
lers Co New York City, 10000 In
Increas in capital Reclaiming Products
Co, Philadelphia, Pa. from s1S0.OOO tC
eI $50 600. r. f. Danabor Co. Detroit
Michigan, $500 900 TO $3.50 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
CLUB CELEBRATION
At DELAWARE CITY
Women of Century Club CeIe-
brate Anniversary With Pro
gram OF Rare Excellence.

Special correspondence - Eyetv i.Vsrine
Delaware city. Nav 4 Deepife the
SEVERE storm the Delaware Is teniafv
Club celebrated their seventh anttvefsafy
"Wednesday with guests frnu ~Hyfra.
Milford. Nlddletouu Nilnmptan Nev
ark, Philadelphia NorrlstaNn ard athtr
places
Miss Gortrnde ~adler Clut hasta
provided a hnc luuchent ihe fpiie
decorations vrrp tins Mas poles tth
ucc cupid ~ topand rainbow tihion 'esd
held the -altcd nuts ihete vere tVeIze
tables. each presided over tp q aepafate
hostess
tt the close of tie luncheon tic prs
dcnt-clocf Mr. Ilatrl q Pfre pr
-cntcd the rvtrnR prezldeit Mrs Il I
Cofcr with large haebri Of pink rass=
and snap dragons As taken af tie fluh s
rstccm lhrrc were aTtcr-tsfner
speeches hv the state prcaideut Mrs Hfnre
- Boyer Dcai, Robinson n the Women
College and the retiring presidcrt Nrs
Golfer
Tho entertainment following the hliefa-
/ cop WAS ia charge of Mr. Presft Geahe
/ gan II oI,cucd with pfauo dnef ~ Ni--
Iva Nandcgrift and Mrs Wolfe Then
came the httle play. I'crot If tie M9.
+ utc. 50 excellent ~ its performance thaf
+ Il has made a new and high record for thr
club Mrs Geohcgan took the part u ~.
/ Moon Iadv and Miss Mary Peran9
/ tom WAS .pcrot. Little Mss Gatharrs
Npicrr was charming picture III tl7e
/ dance Of "Aioou Nadeu-
/ The scenery was made eut'rely by Nf~
+ Geohcgan The color scheme was bIaeb
+ and white. and represented Venus Grow
/ showing the steps Of the temple
/ Following the play Mrs Horace John
son sang from behind the scenes low
/ song bv the Moon Lady % "perot
+ The program closed with solo iy Ms.
+ Dorothy Metzgcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
DELAWARE CITY NEW =.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City May g. Miss Mary
Iizear received word Of the death of her
father, Edgar Lizear, who was killed in
Baltimore. Tuesday afternoon Miss
Lizear left Immediately for Baltimore.
Mrs Boyd r Cleaner Of Moorcstown.
y. J., is guest for the week Of Hiss
Florence c. Hall
The Mayor and City Council will hold
a special meeting on Monday evening 10
adjust the town assessments and take up
the unfinished work Of the preceding
meeting
Miss Florence Ncary Of Chicago is here
as a guest Of her grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Grffcnburg.
MIR and Mrs Thomas Whiteman arc
on visit OF several days with their daugh-
ter. Mrs Bonnie of State College, Pa
Mrs. G. Earl Baum and Mrs W T.
Reybold attended the luncheon given by
Mrs. Richard WittiRgham, in Wilmington
yesterday
Mrs. Edna Barnett, who has been i'll n
her home for some time, has gone to West
Virginia for an indefinite stay, for re-
cuperation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Thread Company, semi-annual
~ 1I5 per cent on preferred, payable July .
Canadian Pacific Railway Company. quar-
terly of ~ per cent on common. payable
Casein Company of America quarterly OF
/ per cent. payable May Z.
Consolidated Cigar Corporation, quarter
Iy of IA per cent on preferred, payable
June !.
Excelsior Trust Company. semi-annual OF
per cent. payable on demand
Lee Tire and Rubber Company. quarter
iy OF so cents share on common, pay
able June ]
Ludlow Manufacturing Associates quar-
terlv Of 8 50 share and special of 81
share payable June ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
IMMATURE DYE PLANT.
To Be shown in Lobby of Hotel du Pont
Next Week.

A representation OF dye plant in
miniature. with the colorful effects Of
mountains. hills, stream Of running
water. and the other accessories that
would make a location ideal for such "a
plant. will be set up in the lobby of
the Hotel du Pont next week for the
inspection of the public. under the
auspices Of the Chamber Of Commerce
and the du Pont Company.
The exhibit is on display this week
In Philadelphia and is the work of the
American Dye Institute. The exhibit
viii show the various chemicals ana
minerals used in the preparation anc
manufacture of dyes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
MAY CONFIRM MCCLURE.
CIaymont PostmastcrshIp Middle In
Process of Settlement.

Notwithstanding the nomination of
Richard F. Mcclure for postmaster at
Claymont has been sent twice To the
United States Senate. Louis katz also
is an applicant for the position. Both
are Republicans. President Wilson
nominated Mr.. Mcclure ON Senator
Josiah O, Wolcotts recommendation.
and President Harding nominated him
on Senator l.. Ieisler I}all's suggeslion.
In the first instance the Senate held up
the nomination. and i'm the second ae-
tiOn has been deferred.
Mr.. Mcclure has a drug store on the
Philadelphia pike at Manor avenue. and
Mr.. katz has general store at the
Myrtle avenue intersection. 400 yards
north of Manor avenue and like dis
tnnce south Of the Office of Worth
Brothers. steel manufacturers. The
drug store was opened six months ago.
after a committee Of Claymonts citi-
zens had persuaded Mr.. Mcclure to
start business there and promised 10
support him for the postluastership
katZ proponents say the Myrtle avenue
location is more central than Manor
avenue and express fear that Il branch
postnfilce will be established al The
Worth plant If the Manor aVenue loca
tion is not abandoned. Friends 81 Nj
Mcclure state Worth Brothera arc tot
opposed to the Manor avenue location
Acting on petitions from citizens oi
Claymont Senator BALL had poata
inspector sent To that community. a
Republican IN close touch with tho ma
ter snys tho Inspector has reported II
favor Of the Manor avonue location am
the Senate viii confirm Mr. McGlur"
nomination..
Charles Wagner wua station aeeu
and postmaster at tlaymopt six months
ago. when transfer tn Newark com
pcllcd him To- lonvc unfinished HE tern
as postmaster Nj Wagner is finish
ing the unexprod term
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
AnmLgss B0Y REWARDED.

Edward Doiacour ~ 706 West street
has sent 10 Herman Morris. tho arm
Less boy who won the first prize in Tho
Black Beauty drawing contest, copy
~ the book. n Year in the Navy. %
Mr Dclaoour makes custom of re
wardInR with books or other articles
hovs who have shown heroisn in rescue
work or who have given other reasonH
for special attention. IN THE way call
ing public attention ~ the cases
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
a., Atn INV >ToCk M,RkET.

...d rrcsa to Ev'ry Evening
.,tuu Miss '--Cttt1. receipts -
r,,f .t..I. tnd hut, h"r she stock.
et,ld1 f ta .s ,,nfs lower.
#ou pound st..r- $50 bulk
1.ar as 81 fat COWS and
. ntr.It ,u.a ou other classes.
a,ra.t et,.sN hulis largely s.a0G
tnfN,. to packers aoda ~.
u..r. U..,liHs 600 active 10 To n
h..b.f fhau Yesterday 5 average /:
.ef I#aU faa~ -u pigs % 10
.t.tt h.rh.l IMlk desirable around
rctiutA 3 uUn lambs. strong
,nts high,i sheep fully steady
0,.HI,1 .umbs. ton t1tr hulk 10 aoG
-huru tou fo 90 hulk 5o0d
fa s' pound ~hur yearlinEs. So.
.oud nafiNt sprinee ll l0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
N WRONG row ~.
Washington Soldiers Repudiatcd aud
Ordered to leave Town.

Three wrU dressed Young men. rep
r.scntiug themselves as agents from
WASHINGTON. ID q Catholic priest and
s,,1i.sf4nr advert lscfnents for
catholic Feast Calcudar were taken
into custody 10y the pol@'c thus morning
The Washington priest MAS RcN Frank
Schwallcnl,ergcr Tho detective bureau
got in touch with the priest and b" de
MED an knowIcdg, of thr calendar and
the men
According to The police the method
used hv the men was 70 call up
merchant or Some one likely 20 advcr-
use Explaining that they were soiie. +
,r- ads for the calendar under the di-
rection OF the chur, Il they would make q
contract and then dispatch some boy
~ the buyer to collect the money
The men were brought 70 the deteo
i've bureau and ordered 10 leave town
Immediately.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06

planta. III j. oIr intention" said Mrs
du pont. 10 make this an annual affair
We are keeping the pricea down, - thai
All Wilmington may take advantage Of
what the various booths Offer" The com
mittrc Il grnfefnl for the many c0ntribti-
tions from the public. Floral cobtrbu-
tOna have been made by practically every
floral shop IL the city.
At the cafeteria many delightful sur
priaea have been arranged by Mrs. Frank
T. De Arfnond Mrs. w s Bergland Is
chairman for the Arrangements ~ tablea
and Mrs. William Dcnhan ig chairman
for ice cream CONES
J Norris Robinson Orchestra ni ~
pieces will play during the entlrc after
noon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
PROFIT TAKING HALTS
ADVANCE IN STOCKS
Market Opens Strong and Ac-
tive but Whole Yields to
Bearish Pressure.

nv Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Ncw York. May 6-(wall Street.
to.9O A. m.)--Extensions 10 yesterday
Gains were made by popular issuances
al the opening of today's stock market.
Rails and oils and equipments were
again most favored. The moderate
nriced western and southwestern trans
nortations. notably Missouri PaGihc'
Texas and Pacific. Rock Island. st.
Paul. Atlantic Coast Line. Louisville
and Nashville and Baltimore and Ohio
wer, higher by large fractions to
fun point.
Mexican Petroleum increased slight
npentnr advance Ia almos. points
within tho first few minutes. and At
ante CUR led the cheaper oils
Gulf states Steel and American and
baldwin locomotives featured the dis
f,rctive induStrials. and Retail Stores
nd Remington Typewrite- were among
he strong specialties.
strong Reaction BEFORE Noon.
Sonn-The market broadened during
ns morning. trading in the FIRST hour
,pproxinatinc 4OO. .Oo0 shares. on the
fatth~r advance Of rails oils and in
itstrtals considerable profit taking en-
saee leadcrs among the steel. equip
nsr. .n,tor rail and oil shares reacted
MANY instances under yesterday s
INA. priccs
NM led hsss Vincss was shown hN
Afners,an smelling American ldnseed
40 Geneva Asphalt.
tew prominent stocks. especially
Nov.cau Petroleum ran counter To the
general trend but the list as a whole
WIS influenced by hcarish pressure.
non,, opensd and renewed into
.,Nt week at g. per cent
r..H Nrhauee WAS barely stoadN
t..,f,a. .e1 Franco. ITALY and Switzcr
arl rontrucd ~ strengthen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
q. 4. ". .. coSFrRr~cr
Rev. W. !. Ryder Appointed rresiains
TldfF

~ M fgrlaWnrr annual DnnfHFf fn0H
~ the a. a ~ o. fnurrh. Wnirh nnn q
yestnrday in CiFarf Memorial NhuF I.
phnndeiphn. REV W. ffvdw EnH
appointed presiding elder ~ hf n.I
district ~ Hlanop T Huiey ~ r
city. VIM pToai1rd.
ILav Edward O. Ilcr wnr anHlHrr0
Union Church and Rev hihff
herd ~ IsOuldsu'H Cfaprl
Tho next annual coufornrcr
held in af Luso'a Chufrh. F.m
tog. pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
u. s. Funeral Base Abandoned.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Cherbourg, France, May 6-As a
result of orders received from American
military authorities at Antwerp the
American funeral base here, organized
q yaar ago has been abandoned The
personnel has been ordered 20 belgium
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06

Nfoderni-in design, lighting, heating
rlurnhing-that's the sort of home in
demand. Read the complete descriptions
~ the modern homes for sale and rent
il tho classified columns -tOday-If you
don,t happen 10 see it then place your
ad in ehte scoIumns telling what you
wa nt-you1l get it.-Adv.