davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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white. are box or side plated so that
the white predOminates, and there are
many patterns in black k-and- d-white com
binations.
Among the newest skirts for dressy
wear there are heavy crepe weaves in
silk with wide printed borders of flor
al patterns in many colors. The skirts
are made up with this wide border
about the hips or at the hem, and a
sash of white crepe, lined with chiffon
in q color. accompanies them. Skirts
OF georgette banded with fias satin
bands in graduated widths, and skirts
Of taffeta silk with wide borders of
duvetyn or other cloth at the bottom,
are new and make opportunity for
fine color combinations.
Middletown transcript., 1921-07-16
Impressed Hem,

Perhaps you've noticed that many
hens are impressed this spring? The
skirt is being doubled back, sometimes
quite to the waist line The effect Is
novel.
Middletown transcript., 1921-07-16
Gray Embroidery on Blue,
glass bead

Among smart coats are the navy
blue gabardines, embroidered down
the front in gray ratine stitching, q
favorite decoration. The cuffs and
collar are ornamented to match.
Middletown transcript., 1921-07-16

long-tasseled girdle, worn with a
skirt of light rose baronet satin. A
rose silk soft sport hat, embroidered
in a few tan wool motifs, completed
the charming effect.
Middletown transcript., 1921-07-16
LARGE EnoIjsh Cathedral.

The new cathedral, now being built
in Liverpool, England when completed,
will be the largest in the country, with
seating accommodation for fully 5000
persons. It was commenced in 1904.
Middletown transcript., 1921-07-16

Lack of observation is almost
mira culous. A man will go through
life saving shave saw"
Middletown transcript., 1921-07-16
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
Si11nldaySchoel q
Lesson
iSy REV. p. 3. FlTZWATER. u. D.,
Teacher of English Bible in the Moody
Bible Institute Of Chicago.)
o. 1921. Western Newspaper Union)
LESSON FOR JULY17
THE CONVERSION OF SAUL.

LESSON TEXT-Acts elisa.
GOLDEN TEXT-This is faithful say
ing. and worthy Of all acceptation, that
Jesus came into the world to save sin
aers; of whom l am chief.I Tim. Ills.
REFERENCE MATERIALActs 22:l-
Il; 26:1-23
PRIMARY TOPIC-Learning to Obey
Jesus
JUNIOR TOPIC-Saul Becomes a Chris
Ian.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
The Pharisee Becomes a Christian.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
"A Study of PauPs Conversion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.
du Pnnt building
Contagious Disease Hospital.

At a Joint meeting Of the Women IS
Auxiliary of the Contagious Disease
Hospital, committee Of physicians Of
the P and s. Hospital staff and com
mittee Of lay members Of the board Of
directors Of the hospital held at the new
hospital yesterday il was decided that the
entire equipment Of the hospital, includ-
ing that for the main building and the ad-
joining cottage was TO be immediately
purchased. Il was decided also not only
to improve the rooms with spreads
and coverings for tables, but also to pre-
pare room for emergency operations
upon persons suffering from contagious
diseases and who could not be moved TO
the general hospital for operation. 1t is
the aim Of the management to meet
every emergency Of the unfortunate vic
tins Of contagious diseases. Within the
last four or FIVE days four contagious dis
ease patients We're admitted, one from
Delaware Hospital, one from the p. and s.
and two were sent by physicians
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
NEW CHARTERS.

suscisI Correspondence 20 Every Evening
Dover, Jan. 12.-Charters were filed
here yesterday as follows.
Elkhart Motors Corporation WI
mington. Del. capital. s3600,on0
Fuel oil Service Corporation. Kan
aas City, Mo; s1.000.0o0
Bankers Discount Corporation, wfi-
ulIngton. Del. 81 .00O. 600.
Reeler Brothers & Co. Denver. Colo
redo: $1,000. 900.
Columbia Securities Co, Portland
Oregon; s1,o0o.0OO.
Spring Grove OF and Gee Co, Ok
iahoma city, Okla. si.0o0.0o0
Institute Of Simpllfied Education.
Inc. Wilmington. Del: $1,000 900.
General Tilage Corporation, New
York city; 100000.
Mutual Rendering Co. philadelphia,
Ia. s85O.0Oo.
American Metal Products Co. WI
r1ington. Del. s26o.0o0.
Murphy Cotton Picker Co. Winning
ton. Del; 100000.
Sullivan Tobacco Co, Portland.
Conn: 500. .000.
westcott Meat Co. Media, Pa.:
100000.
Farnham & Dutton Manufacturing
Co. Wilmington. Del: 100000.
Smith Miller Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
sl0O.0o0.
Russian Aid Society. Inc. New York
City. 100000.
Holsopple Speciality %. Holscppls,
Pa $4,000.
Change I'm name of j.. 7. 4 X. Mer-
camille CO. to Gulf Mercantile Co.
%cw York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
MRS. BLANK ENHURG
Continued from psse g

coaRt light service men and to isloHnf
farms Miss Righte1 rend letter from
one ~ the men stationed at light ilousc
n which he thanked The club fof reading
matter and warm woolen ntuckinHs mud
declafed Tint ordinarily tho three mon on
duty NJ each liRht-hnilaa, never receive
nothing from nobody.
Mira Ffgmout 7 Negendank. chair
nan If the Nusc Committee, reported
TINT paflvnext month q musical gueet nigh
will he given ~ the club
Mrs " ilnin l'earam. chairman Of tbn
Amerioani7atiou committee. told n the
work accomplished by her committee
which ia tirrless IN lte eifefts, and haa ne
eomplished marked ,legree If good
Mrs Edmund I Moody, chairman IT
tho Penny -a-day Club rreee.ied check
for 81 o. the club aa rearlf # her oori-
rnlttee'a work Mrs Moody feport war
received with applause
Mrs Henry ] Stubs, chairman II the
anniversary celehraiion. npnke briefly
romii,lii the club that tho lurcheon viii
be served AZ 10 clock Mra Horace
Patts of the Board e Direciors stated
that receipts If stock could he evghat gel
for certificates Nlrs IIsswell, formerly
Misc Marion Frederick sarp Two solee.
accompanied Nv Nirs Charlea Griffith
At the conclusion nf tho meeting. dainty
crullers and tea were served hY Mrs
Horns committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
SHORTS GET JOLT
IN STOCK MARKET
illumination Indicated IN SeVerai
of More Prominent Specus
lative Shares.

a., Associated Press to Every Evening".
New York, Jan. Is (Wah street
1o.2O n. M. Elimination IN m'ee
mart Of the short interest in seVeta'
of tho more prominent speculative
shares was indicated by the reacuoh
arv course of prices at the OPENING oi
todsy's stock market. Crucible steer
fou 81, points. Atlantic Gulf z, meNl-
,,n Petroleum. Studebaker and Ameri-
I'm Agricultural Chemical Ia ana
American Sugar and Beet Sugar
,,,t,,t Rails were dull and fraction-
',n,- lower. Union Pacific showing FUR
tbrr henviness Within the first half
hour Mexican Petroleum rallied briakiy
and the list as n whole displayed q
frmer tone.
Nonn-The early rebound was we'll
sustained under leadership OF ohs.
steels. eouspments. utilities and such
specinlties as General Asphalt Allied
chemical. but food. leather. textile ana
conner issues were backward MeXi-
can Petroleum. Houston oil, Republic
Steel. Baldwin Locomotive. Interna-
tionaI PAPER. Wells-Fargo and Ameri-
osn Express constituted the strongest
and most active shares at advances
of l 10 almost points. Gains among
rails were limited to the Investment
aroup. particularly Reading and
northern pacihcn Call money opened
M per cent. the lowest initial Tate
In several weeks. due presumably TO
the lower quotations for such accom-
'modations now ruling in the open
lnodetions now ruling In the open
Fnarlef
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
HARLAN" SHOOTS.
First Of a Series Takes Place Nest SAT-
urday Afternoon.

The frat ~ a HerieH Of five shoots will
10 held on Saturday aitcLnoon for the
Harlan Plant trophies and "a every
member of the Wilmington Trapshuoting
Association IL eligible 50 win theee trophies.
a large turnout il expected
The Pinehursi Nid-Winter Handicap
will be staged AZ pInehurHt North Carolina,
next week and the following Wilmington
shootcrs will leave for pinehurps on tho
ASS train Saturday afternoon. VI n
Vending, Clarence Marshall. 7 II. Way,
Henry Winchester, Ike Turner, II y
Albaugh, Harry Hoffman. Pete Cuest,
Geo. Baldwin and Geo Simon II is
expected that number Of those going tn
pinehurst will shoot at Bellevue ON patur-
day and from there take tho train for
Pinehurst
Tho annual meeting Of the Wilmington
Trspshooting Association viii he held in
room No 207, Ford Building toni ghi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelpma, Jan 13-Wheat steady,
No rcd winter, l.e6a20l sdo, gar
hckly, l.S7a192
Corn nominal. No. yellow. new.
pOe92: No 1, yellow, new, SSa90. old.
yellow. 9Sa1 90
Oats steady; No. 2 white 59i6a6O:
No. 8 white 5Sa59la.
Butter lower; nearby prints, fancy.
64a66. western creamery, extra, 50.
Eggs higher; nearby frsts 7ea77;
do, current receipts, as; westefh, extra
frsts, 76a77; do, frsts. 74a75.
fancy selected, packed, SSaso
Cheese firm; New York whole milk.
fancy flats held 25. common 10
good. 26a27; do, fancy fats. current
make. 2419a25; do common 10 good
22a22 longhorn, held and fresh -.
single daisies, held 27a2s. do fresh,
26a27
Live poultry firm: fowls. not leghorns.
3Oa37: white leghorns, 3Oa32, spring
chickens. not leghorns. 30a35: DO white
leghOrns. 27a29. turkeys, fancy. 45a50.
do, ordinary, 34a40; ducks higher
Western ducks. 3Sa40: Muscovv. 2Sa30
Dressed poultry firm; turkeys, choice
to fancy, nearby, 5sa60; do, western. 5Oa
5S; fair to good, 40a50; fowls higher fresh
klled, choice to fancy, 37a39; do, small
sizes, 27a36; broileFs, nearby, 46a4S; do.
western 43a45; roasting chickens nearby,
37s39; do, western, 30a3S; frying chickens
nearby, 30a32; do, western, 26a27; spring
ducks, western, 37a40; geese, western,
30a32
Potatoes lower; white potatoes, Penn
sylvania per l00-pounds, extra fancy.
l.75al 90. choice, I.5Oal .65: Jer-
sey, No. ], per basket, 40a7o; do, No >.
25s35.
Flour quiet, steady; soft winter straight.
western, s. 75a9 25; do, nearby, S.00a8 25;
hard winter straight. 925a975; do, short
patents, 975al0O0; spring, first clear,
75s7S: do patent, 9.75a9S0 do, short
patent, l0.00a10.50; fancy spring and
city mills, patent. family brand, 11.OOa
I15O.
Hay steady; timothy, No 2, 27a2S
per ton; do, No. 3, 25a26; sample, 22a24;
no grade, 1sa2O; clover mixed, hay
light, 25a26; No. !, mixed, 23824
Tallow quiet; prime city, loose. 512
cents; do, special loose, ia; prime ooun-
Try, AZ; edible in tierces, 81 a Q cents.
Bran, dull and weak; soft winter,
western. in 100-lb sacks, 3Sa39. spring,
BASS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
GRADUATE NURSES MEET.

Tho Delaware State Association of
Graduate Nurses held an all dav meet
ing at the Homeopathic Hospital yestor-
day. Miss Anna C. Jamme of San Fran
cisco spoke on the organization Of tho
nursing service and present day methods.
Mrs IL ID. Boyer, of Smyrna, member
Of the Delaware State Federation Of
Womep s Clubs, talked on women clubs.
Miss Helen T. Greaney, of Philadelphia.
Of the National Revision Committee, de-
livered an interesting address ON this work.
At the business session the following
officers were elected: President, Miss Mary
T.. Moran; first vice-presidont, Miss
Estelle Hall Speakman; second vice-presi-
dent, Miss Marie T. Lockwood; secretary,
Miss Anna w Jones, treasurer, Mrs
Walter o. Stack; councillors, Miss Efhc
Huffelt and Miss Pearl Moore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
CONFIRMS TRANSPORT SINKING
French Destroyer Allah ailenced Another
HoIsheyik Ship.

Paris. Jnn. t3.--Tho French Govern
ment yesterday received confirmation Of
the sinking recently Of an armed Bolshe
vik transport in the Black sea by the
French destroyer Snkalhve. The destroyer
was engaged in police duty when attacked
by the Bolshevik Hhip, the government
advicce say. and the French warrhip i'm
mediately opened fire In Few minutea
tho Bolshevik troops abandoned the trans-
port, wisch later sank
Another Boshevik ahip accompanying
the transport was silenoed There were
no French casualties and the enkalave
proceeded Ia Novoroasak and reported
the engagement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Brake Shoe and Foundry Com
pany, quarterly of 81 share on common
and 81 per cent on preferred. payable
March 81.
Burns Brothers Coal Company. quarterly
Of 21a per cent on common payable Febru-
bry 10, and 81 per cent on preferred,
payable February j.
Careas sugar Company. 81 a share pay
able January 3.
Durham Hosiery Mills. quarterly Of ! 81
per cent on preferred payable February l.
ELK Basin Consolidated Petroleum Com
pany, quarterly or ~ per cent. payable
February j.
j. W Woolworth Company quarterly OF 2
per cont, payable March l.
Fort Worth Power and Light Company
quarterly of ! 81 per cent on preferred
payable February 1.
Kelsey Wheel Company. quarterly of I 81
per cent on preferred. payable February
New York Honduras and Rosario Mining
Company, quarterly of per cent payable
January Is.
Pacific Coast Company, quarterly Of ] per
cent on common IA per cent on preferred
and l per cent on second preferred, payable
February ].
Phoenix Trust Company. per cent. pay
able January 20.
sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
quarterly of per cent on preferred, payable
February 2S
submarine Boat Corporation. senli-an-
nual Of so cents share payable February : .
Union Oil Company of California I per
cent and extra of ] per cent, payable Janu-
AIRY -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
NEWSPAPER MAKERS TO
MEET HERE JANUARY 29
Joint Session of Dclmarvia and
Maryland Press Associations
at Hotel du Pont.

The annual meeting Of the Delmarvia,
Press Association will be held at the Hotel
du Pont. Saturday, January 70, ut io.so
n. m. This will be n joint meeting with the
Maryland Press Association. :,
The business meeting will be followed
by tho annual luncheon Of o'clock, IN
which members of the Maryland Assooia-
tion will participate. Governor Z. y.
Ritchie of Maryland and Governor VIII
liam u. Denney of Delaware, nlso, Hon.
Albeit II Wehr, state purchasing agent
of Maryland, will address the meeting
This will be the most important meet
inp tho Demarvia Press Association has
ever held, and the officers arc especially
anxious that every member be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
INDIANA COAL MINED
EXCEEDED 25.900.000 TONS

indianapolis, Ind. Jan l9-Conl mined
in Indiana during 1920 totalled 2b.3i9.-
eos tona. according 70 tentative reports
received from 2l2 standard shipping
nlnea Of the state and compiled by tho
Indiana GOAL Il dc bureau II IN estimated
TINT when complete reporta from oil OF
the 2le standa shipping mines IN Indiana
arr in the total production will exceed.
2s.0O0. 600 toms Theac figures do not
include tonnage from wagon mines ot
tho state
Tonnage Losses during the year due to
car shortages amounted TO t2.243. col
tons or approximately 90 per cent Of the
total production.
Labor trouble NJ the mines caused a
loss of production during the year estl
mated at 3. .43p. IA tons, the report states
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
MANY JOIN WET ASSOCIATION
Agent Gets Many Subscriptions From
Hagerstown Persons.

Hagerstown, Md, Jan. ia. Scores Of
Hagerstown citizens during the last Few
days have joined the Association hRainst
the Prohibition Amendment, II wns
learned yesterday
A representative of the organization
hns bean in the city securing the signn-
lures Of n number of men and woinrn
who are against the amendment. lho
association started out 20 seaufe 2,OU1,-
600 signatures II is said about 3,soo,~
600 signatures already have been OBJ
tained
The object Of the association il To
bring pressure upon Congress 10 modify
the Volst.ad act, IL IL said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
SIMPLE INAUGURAL
OUTSIDE CAPITOL
Latest Suggestion Of Harding is
for Ceremony on East Portico
of Building.
nv Asaoels,sa rrs.s - fsvsry Ersnlrr

ny Associated Frsss - Every Evening
Washington, Jan IL Abandonment
Of plans FOR an inaugural ball wse reflected
today in an Advertisement IN local news
paper
Calling attention m large display tyne
that the inaugural ball has been called
of an exclusive wOuian's garment shop
announced the sale If dinner and dance
gowns at one third ~
Brought about ty the abandpnrnent a
the inaugural ball. the advert iserrert
continued, we are offering fnT nUndi-
2 n disposal while the stocks are fresh ard
new our entire elegant stock n sll dance
irocks, evening gowns. ball costumes
DINNER dresses aud evening wrata
Washington. Jan. IA simple N
augial outside the Capitol" and noe
inside the esnete Chamber" is the --latest
prospect here N connection with The ex-
change nftelegrsus between the President
elect and the ioint congressional commit
tee in charge a the ceremonies
After telegraphirg nr Harding m
pursuance ~ his wishes for simple
inaugural, tint the ceremony would be
held m the small Senate Chamber. the
committee yesterday received another
tis'-t y fFfft AfA FFfHFlefl lart rflrgeTf-
fug that he ceremonies be held IN the
s'eps of The Capitol Br'iliirg Accortlin gly
tho loint communities viii meet again
today and probably partly undo its
| cancellation of fha contract for the erec-
| tion ~ great stand m the eastern plaza
This probably means that he Hard-
frg inaugural will be a front porch"
affair just ar war his campaign btrt be
| y"nd thst thsre viii Re M spectacle. M
| parade and NJ Inaugural bali
7 do MT forget, The Praridarg-~ieet
| vrired Senator KncY, chairman a the
/ Congressional committee Yesterday. that
| during the late campaign which rriimin-
ated IN my election, ! spike frequently
| n the people from the front porch ~
my horns and they we're courteous snouph
- stand and hear amid accommodating
lees comfortable than The capitol steps and
plaza afford
9anRtnr Knox announced ha would
call hlH COMMITTEES today ~ cOrnulefs
plans for a simple inaugural outside ~ he
Capital II this program carried afrt
q will snRble tens ~ thorsa ncis - hear m,
inaugural address, whereas only thou
sand csn be admitted ~ the chamber lf
the Senate and its galleries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
NEW Castle HIGH.
Rewards for Phone Girls.

Recommendation was made yester-
day by H. r. Burns, district superintend-
ent Of traffic Of the Diamond State Tele-
phone Company, for the awarding Of two
bronze Theodore N. Vail Distinguished
Service Medals TO Miss Anna Fisher,
operator, and Mrs Edith G. Patterson,
supervisor, for their quick action which
probably saved the life Of Mrs. Julian
Lewis. 1900 West Seventh street. when
she was threatened with asphyxiation
the afternoon Of December 5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
won RELEASES PRISONER.
Crowd al Jasper, Ala. Takes from jail
Man Accused of Shooting Guard.

Tasrer. Ale. Jan - William BEARD.
miner held ~ connection with The
ehootInE of national aharda'na y.
December ss at Nauvno Ala. was ra
lea sod from tho county iali here 10
dav Nv an armed mob There was no
shooting. the iaii warden aurrerdaring
the KEYS when no found himself un
abIa "a stitutnnn anrfzfa nee The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13

Mrs ID T Tryor Franklin avenue.
Otsego, O, writes: Nine years ago " as
very much afflicted with kidney trouble
l bought different kinds OF medicine. but
all to no effect, until one day bought
box of Foley Kidney Pills | realized so
great benefit from thodse of that box that
/ feel safe in recommending Foley Kidney
Pills to any kidney sufferers +" They re-
lieve backache. sore muscles. rheumatic
pains and bladder ailments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
BntsDrLI TRIAL BEGINS.
Head of building Trades t0nniI at New
York Faces Esfertlpn Charge.

New York. Jan, t3s-~Actuai trial Of
Robert y Hrindeli president ~ tho
Building Trades Council. on oharReH ~
sztortIon and attempted extOrtion he
ran Ia the court of general sessions To-
day. The Jury box was filled late veater-
day afternoon after 90 of the 100 apeci-
ally summoned veniramon had been
examined
Among the list ~ charges aRsinst
nrindeli is his alleged extortion Of g. 600
from Max Aronaon, building contractor.
under threat TO call n strike ~ hts
workrnen on which the present trial is
hssed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
PASS $1A5. 900 MARK.
Hoover Relief Fund Growing Close
to Quota Fixed by
Citizens.

With contributions received today, the
total from Delaware for the Hoover
Relief fund is over the $4,000 mark
The most substantial contribution today
came from the Seventh Day Adventist
church.
Tho latest list of contributors follows
First Seventh Dav Adventist Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
TROOP n
HIGH SCRUBS" LOSE.

The Wilmington high school Scrub
team lost a close game TO New Castle
high school vacrsity. 1922, at New Castle
yesterday afternoon. The score
HIGH SCHOOL Scrubs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
BOY SCOUTS swAMpED.

The Y NJ II A. third basketball
team defeated Troop 50. Bov Scouts
last night 32-4 The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13

You don't have to be an ad-writer to
<et results from classified advertising.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
Perfect Fitting Eyeglasses.
A Moman's RECOMMENDATIONS.

Collins & Meyer. 10t West Eight
street-Adv.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-08
100000 FOR BRIDGES.

Issue Carried overwhelmingly
claims Many Acres.
Anguilla.-The 100000 bridge bond
issue carried the recent election by q
ratio of 40 to /.
The vote here was 1O6 to l. This
measure not only takes care Of the
smaller bridge needs of Sharkey cOun.
ty, but provides for a steel drawbridgs
structure over the Sunflower river
east Of here, giving direct route to
Yazoo City and Jackson. This bridge
will be the immediate cause Of bring.
ing into cultivation thousands Of acres
OF fertile soil east Of the Sunflower'
which sremained unimproved because
of the lack OF conveniences for cross
ing the river.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-08
Another Ponzi Victim.

Boston.--Henry H. Schmeliensky,
president of the Hanover Trust COM
payn., which went to the wall in Aug
ust, 1920, in the collapse Of the Ponzi
quick rich scheme, filed a voluntary
petition in bankruptcy recently He
listed his liabilities at $1,2O1,O0O and
his assets as uncertain but including
91,13O,0OO in real estate heavily mort
gagged, $4,000 on notes and debts due,
and securities Of uncertain value. He
said he had no cash.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-08
CREDIT UNION PLANNED.

Plans FOR strong Cooperative Bank
for Palestine Announced.
New York. plans for organization
in Palestine or credit union and Co
operative bank with a working capital
OF 100000 pounds sterling were an.
nounced by the central committee Of
the Palestine development league.
The project is backed by four Jew
ish organizations OF America and Eu.
rope-the reconstruction committee Of
the Joint distributing committee, Pal
estine development council, Palestine
economic council Of London and Jew
ish colonization association.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-08
stevedores Agree.

Pensacola, Contracting steve
dores of Pensacola have agreed on a
longshoremen's scale which has been
submitted to the union for considera.
ton. The scale calls for IS to 65 cents
an hour and IS cents overtime for holt
days instead Of $1.25 as paid at pres,
ent. The union has not announced its
attitude.