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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
FOOD PRICES DROPPING.
Decrease OF One to Three Per
Cent in Nine Cities: In
crease in One.

Washington, Nov. 9.-Rctau food
nfless decreased between September
10 and October rs, In nine OF tho n
oiiles from which rVports were re-
oeived. the Department of labor an
nounced today
IN Milwaukee, there was q decrease
nt Z per Gem in Chicago. Detroit. and
Indianapolis, decrease az pcr cent.
'n Peoria ana -. Louis. @, croas. 4
J ref cent, Ia Bridgeport ana N.n...
hpcis, q decrease ~ four tn.h IS.
one per cent, IN Columbus. th..
10 change during tha month. .r,. .a
Mobile, Ala there vas an iucress. .,
J per cent.
fer the year period October is. 1870
20 October IS. 1921. there was a Dc.
crease Of 2e per cent In Mobile. q
res cent IN Detroit; - per cent N
Minneapolis and 81. Louis: "a Der ,en,
IN chlcasc. fndlanspolla. Milwaukee,
ana feoris, - per cent IN bridgeport
snd Newark; and - per cent IN Col.
unhus.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
MISS MARION DU POINT
FIELD TRIAL WINNER
Her Entries at the Old Orchard
Meet Landed Several First
Prizes.

Lovers OF dogs from various seotiona
OF the country, In large numbers.
gathered at Oak Orchard, on Indian
River, near Rehoboth, Monday and
Yesterday, TO attend the annual field
trials OF the Delaware Setter and
Pointer Club, which were held there
on those days, The states of ohio.
Alabama, North Carolina and Viz
Rinia, particularly, were wen repre-.
sented.
The Delaware Club, which is one OF
the most prominent of its kind In the
Eastern States. Is headed by DR.. VIII
liam u. Harris. as president; William
du Pont, president. and N. w.
Darrell, as secretary and treasurer.
All of the officers live IN this city.
winners In the all-agc, subscription
stake. were as follows: Telegram,
owned by Miss Marion du pont of
Montpelier. NirginlaS first: Tar-hoel
John, owned by Frank Riley of Med
ford, N. j., sebond: Cheer-up I.iza.
owned by Miss du Pont. third. In Tho
Derby, subscription stake, Spanish
Jimmy, the property OF Miss Marion
du Pont came FIRST: Speedway .Tir
William Smathers, Atlantic city. N.
j. second. and Lady's Ghost. property
OF DIR. stiekhey of Atlantic City. third
Cayuga Flash, owned by Fred Had.
ley OF Wilmington, carried off high
honors In the amateur all-ago stake
winning second place. The dog was
handled by Mr.. IIadlcy personally
Although the numbers OF entries M
this years trials were smaller tkan
on former occasions, the event was
most interesting from the fact that
II brought together some Of tho best
dogs on the continent. There were
entries from Detroit. Baltimore. Wash.
ington, Norfolk. Atlanta and many
other cities.
Contrary to reports received prior
to the trials. the birds were found IN
be in much smaller quantities than in
former years. Although there were =
sufficient number to make the trial.
satisfactorily interesting, they were
not at all plentiful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
DOVER PASTOR IN
AUTOMOBILE SMASH
Car Wrecked and He and Wife
Injured, Through No Fault
of His.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Nov. a.--In an automobile
accident yesterday morning. just OUT
side OF MIddletown, the car OF Rev. II
G, Helfenstoin, pastor OF Peoples
Christian Church OF this town, was
forced into ditch. striking culvert.
The car was almost completely wreck
ed and his wife severelyy cut on the
lip and hand and considerably bruised
about the body. DIR. Helfenstein also
received several bruises. DR.. uelfen.
stein had stopped i'm Middletown 10
deliver a package and was making n
further trip 10 Wilmington, when the
accident happened.
When -four or fivo miles north OF
Middletown. a Ford car. with license
number 1896, was ahead OF DIR. Hcl.
fenstein, and as he neared tho Ford
car. he says he blew his horn and kept
blowing IL for nearly half mile.
apparently no attention being paid by
the driver of the Ford car. Tho latter,
however, later pulled TO one side. as
DIR. felfcnstein thought, 10 allow him
to pass, hut instead. when DR.. Helfen-
stein attempted 10 pass. the driver of
The Ford car pulled directly across tho
road. Tie doctor says. without extend
ing his hand or giving any signal
leaving DR. Helfenstein but
one OF two courses--to crash into the
Ford car or take 10 the ditch. He
chose tho latter course. resulting 4,
the collision of his car with a concrete
culvert. bending the axle aud break
ing both front wheels, besides break
ing the windshield and scattering the
glass, which caused the cuts and
bruises TO Mrs. ITelfcnstcin.
The driver Of the Ford car admitted
his error in not giving "A signal Inv
extending his hand that he intended
10 make turn. But while regretting
he accident and admitting II his fault
he said he could make no
amends for the damage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
OILS AND EQUIPMENTS.
MAKE BIG ADVANCES.
Spsoialtiss Yield to pressure;
and Utilities Aro ignored on
Charge Today.
nv Assosia,ed i'rcaa 70 Every Evening.

VIZ \heotiAteo f'feNA 70 Every tNfniiks
New York Nov. e.--tWall street
io.ao a. m1-lsesumption oi trading
on tho stock exchange after the cicc-
tun day recora was characterized l,y
further professional buying of oils
and equipments. the remainder of the
list recording no material changes.
Royal Dutch and Houston Oil gain
,d "A and a points r. sncCtlvcly, aud
Ialuwln Locomotive and Haskell and
latkef were ! point higher with Dcl-
aware. tlRckawanna and Western and
united Fruit. Sreclalties oased slight.
N on further pressure against food
nnd rubber issues, Local utilities
were ignored
verman marks showed a fair rally
oh the higher quotation from London.
Noon-- Mexican Petroleum was the
tnlN important stock of It's class 10
lan In the early DEALINGS, but Il sud
denly canc forward before n BON al an
advance of ponts standard on
lssues were strong ON the higher
prices quoted fur crude products in
various parts OF the country. stan
aard oh, common and preferred. of
New Jersey rose I "a and 81. points
and the California ISSUE advanced ga
points. California Petroleum also
strengthened.
LOSSES of 90 points were made
hN Pullman, Scars Roebuck. Piorcc-
arrow, preferred, Nova Scotia steel
and several ~ the rails. such as 81.
Paul preferred. Missouri Pacific. pre-
lerred, and New Orleans, Texas and
MoNicm Further strength was shown
hv miscellaneous shares OF the Chain
Store groun.
can money opened az 5is per cont.
aotwithsinnding liberal offerings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Afw CHARTERS.

- eisi cofrespondenoe Every Eveuins
lfofef. NoN q hartcrs were rl.e
h.rs yesterday as follaNs
Ffhf-N Ast' Products. Inc Wilmington
tisl capital a. $50 0uU
huiust ~tpct aud Produce Fxchane.
=. rtsnFhll chine y .puO 600
Aintfissh Pump Co Wilmington. Del
s.sn,.a Cod STORAGE Co Nsw Yors
tlts $500 .uln.
Harrison CONSTRUCTION and EnRineeri,,
'fpofAIlnn uf Aaeriea. schrnectadt
Feiisl National Home Inc Of Na,,i-
..ss Lnstfne county, Pa Dover. bel
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA Chemical Go
'Hutrftpuft. is Sluu.uDO
-efens 1iioet fiiminaior TO Numtng-
tun. Del sion np0
Nsiional sales aud srryicf Cnrporution
iiit 4Nu TT siuuthH
senn. Diamond SOAP To p1ttsburg pa
Mykronn Nnylgation Corporaflor gr,ol
ihnl y n So NN
=, ins Misunderstanding Co Lancaster
Walter 4 ros Post No Am,.r,,.,..
Agsiuu, Dover Del NO capital
INCREASES In capital aAuFleNrlsftr Mann
ihNtu turins anu nalss Corporation Ne,s
nnfk city from a. .un1 % 5000 fon
-hafricss Handler lee Cream 90 Wu-
iulnstpu Del 5000 uoo a. s4oo Vtn. rl,e-
~ hea,"f Alo., Wilmington. Del s. ioo
CAaase ~ name of Email Products Ga
=" ffsh Products Co. Phiadeiphia. IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Dallas vii undertake Go raise sgsl opo
"i tht storN ~ the ~ 5vu. 600 stock "a
me AhnruitHfal -fANestock Iinauc. Car.
i.nfsflun. in process - formation "A Fort
Nnt'h an9 ssotseo vas pledged az . pre-
tuiuAfA meeting
t"tpofntlon fur marketing ~ poultry
aud sxss ir being ofgaul1rd 81 U ~
ht'h'f ~ "a" Maryland extension ~ervicr
-" concern vii furnish an outlet Tor all
f"uifff anu esgh produced on the Eastern
hois ~ Maryland
The Puritan Petroleum Company has
lHffth%nu AL the unissucd STOCK II fhe
>"fth American Dii aud Rehuluz Com
- .flpH 100 N'''
lhf ~uui hnrn Pacific and Bfaxos Naie,,
nh"s nave announced independent action
~ 'afaniishtnE Hat rate 90 nineteen
'Hhft per ip1 pfIuds 90 frausnortfny
ffu1s OF ffom the Mesia ,..sld ID tttif|
luinis. cat Of kwo cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Free to Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial of Method That Anyone
Can Use Without Discomfort
or IorS of Time

We have a method for the control OF
Asthma, and we want you TO try IL az our
expense. No matter whether your case is
OF long standing or recent development.
chronic Asthma you should send for a
free trial OF our method No matter IN
what climate you live. no matter what
your age or occupation, II you are troubled
wlth asthma, or hay fever our method
should relieve you promptly
We especially want TO send it to those
apparently hopeless cases, where all forms
Of inhalers, douches, opium preparations
tunes, patent smokes. etc. have failed.
We want TO show everyone al our exnense
that our method is designed to end ali eIif.
ncult breathing all wheeling. and an
those terrible paroxysms.
ms iree onsr Is too important 10 neg
lect single day. Write now and bagin
the method at once. Send no money
simply mail coupon below. DO ID Today
you do not even pay postage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
"THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,

Washington, Nov. 9.--The Admin
istration, after a period Of uncertainty.
has settled upon "the City Of Wash
ington' as the official legal designation
of the capital.
President Harding in an executive
order issued yesterday directed that
these words be used in every instru-
ment executed here requiring any
reference TO Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
VICTIM OF APOPLEXY.

Delaware City, Nov. Q. William
Ennis, colored aged i2 years, local lock
tender who was substituting for Charles
Pencil, n bridge tender of the Chesa-
peake & Delaware canal, during his
vacation, was found in the bridge house,
yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock. suffer
ing with a paralytic stroke. He was
hurried to his home here and DR.. w. w.
Ellis called, but he could not aid the
stricken man and he died few hours
later.
Ennis was a respected colorcd man Of
this place, having taught in the colored
school for a number of wears.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
MARKS Rally and Later Decline.

~ Associated i'tess % Every E,eninr
New York. Nov. German NAL g
rallied ono tenth of one cent. 10 ss
cents today, following cables an
nehneing sharp recovery IN the
London market. Mondays low figure
"as .a2 cent Later TODAY. however.
they were offered freely az 80. viii
q " bidders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
COTTON GINNING REPORT.

~ associated Press % Every Evening
Washington. Nov. s.--co,,on pr,,r
!" NoNeniber I, amounted "a 6Gf6. 1876
hnink BALES including iiiNs0 round
hRiesi llVTt bales ~ American Egyp-
uen and 1885 bales % sea island. Tho
hs0s bureau announced today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Motor Wrecks Carriage.

'ohh lalhurst, while driving a Sc
uah Yesterday, az Heisler's bridge. be-
low flkton. coll!ded with a carriage
~ whh'h two persons. Mrs. Biddle
ana q Mr.. I;utter. were riding. The
'arriase was wrecked, but no person
Was injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
iihert, Rona onota,lons

~ Associated Press 20 Every Eveninr
New York Nov. 2. Liberty nonl
ueintons at noon. Three ana \
hnfs 1850 arsi as. a4.7e, soco,d
- a4e2. first tss. etG0. second
ass ptSo third sA's. ac6o: fourth
s'st Sass Victory aa's. sac6. Vic.
tcry as's. seee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
DEATHS.

INGI.E--in this city on November
1921, James r. Ingle. aged 8s wears
Relatives. friends, members of Minuua
Tribe, |. q. II. M, and u. or H. E !. and
employees of the r., ~ M w. Railroad Cn
arc invited 60 attend the funeral services
NJ Ghnndlers Funeral Parlore, Delaware
avenue and Jefferson street, on Friday
afternoon November H. Mt Lao o'clock
lntcrment at Rivcrvew cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Repp Leaves Delaware.

SPECIAL Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Nov. s-Iiarold Repp OF
ihiadeiphia. senior az the Uni, or.
sitf 81 Delaware, as left the univer-
tiiy tollowins clash with one of tho
Instructors. he has been prominen,
20 Football ard other athletics.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

WHEN the traffic cop gives you hail at tie corner
and yells "say Whagyc tryin' tc do rinnin'
around without no lieonse7" and you jump ont 70
look ahd all you on the back 81 your ear Il the
tail light
And the cop says that you'll have 70 put your cor IN
the nearest garage and you have visions 81 your car
being marooned for days Of having TO bcker with
police Officials and get permit 70 make a cardboard
license plate
But when you get around TO the garage, the boss
says We had party in here last week who was ID the
same TX ss you and he got his tag back right away
Seems to me he put an ad in Every Evening about it,"
And you take the hint and phone an ad for Every
Evenings Lost and Found column and next morning
man calls you up and asks il your license number is
'.S4d6' and you say you bet IL isI1l be right over
for H."
ob Man, That's What You Call Service!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
EVERY EVENING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
undexed for Quick Heferrnce
LINE RATES PR DAY.
Count six words to the line.
Count initials and numbers as words.
No charge ad taken for loss than a0c,
No prepaid sd taken for less than 25c.
Charge. Prepaid.
Day :. .,tsss..at..ts.....ifcb cbnts "a cents
gonsccutive Days...i2 cents 10 Gems
o Consecutiye Days. y cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING,
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request.
HEPUDLfCATfON FOR ERRORS.
Republication VIII be made fer errors
not the fault of the advertiser, II . ivertls-
or Will report tho error within "a no re
after nrst publications of advertisement.
ISCLASslFICA1IONs NOT PER.
MITTED.
TEIEpHDNEU ADS,
Classified advertisements that are teie-
phoned 10 Every Evening will bo accepted
at the charge rates shown above. but
the prepaid cost amount Will be accepted
as full payment II offered at the business
Qnlce within six days after any such al
~ first printed In the paper. Otherwise
Lhe cost ~ the charge rates quoted above
II be collected.
relephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE TWO-TWD-HUN UNDRED
Ask for Want Ad fal1er
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ..

Westminster Kentucky Ave mr.. uoaeh
Ne9'''''i9'N' Elevator 10 street. pri.
vntc baths. running water. A " Kopu
owner and prop. Open all year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
AUTOMOBILES
Aut, aoblles For Sc

AUTOMOBILE
1921 FORD SEDAN, RUN LESS
THAN 5000
1920 FORD SEDAN. 1925.
1917 FORD TOURING. $500.
1920 CHALMERS TOURING. $3.50
1920 OVERLAND TOURING. $500
1919 DODGE SEDAN. $3.50.
See Mr.. Ratledgs, 10I7-io Orange Sc
Open evenings. to Q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

READ ALL THE HEADINGS IN THE
WAIT AD SECTION TO-DAY AND
SEE WHAT A COMPLETE cATA-
LOG 1T IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

USED CARS
Ford Touring. 1920. self-stsrter; good
cohuit'oh s275
Ford Roadster. 1920. self-starter: me
chanically perfect: good buy .......... s27s
We are Offering this week the best selec-
tion Of used cars we have offered for many
day. Prices are right. too.
Chandler Touring. 4-passenger ........ ss7s
Dodge Coupe. 1919. fine condition; over.
hauled. repainted ....................... $3.50
Dodge Roadster. 1917. a mighty good
buy at the price ........................ s27s
Dodge Roadster. 1918. one of the best
bargains on the door ................. 500
Buick. 1917. good condition ............ s225
Ford Coupe. 1920. fully equipped and
big buy .................................. S47.
Oakland Coupe. 1920. beautiful all year
car sS25
Maxwell. 1919. Coupe. best OF order and
priced low s45o
Oakland Roadster. 1920, overhauled a d
repainted .,...".."..................... s52s
Ford Sedan, 1921 wire wheels. fully
equipped; wonderful buy ..,........ $3.50
Ford Touring, 1920; good buy ...... $3.50
Any of these cars can be bought on time
payments. Same as advertised for cash
Come in and look these cars over: many
bargains here
KEEL MOTOR co.
Phone e4oo Eleventh and Tatnan
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08
American League

At Chicago 8, Detroit 13. Chicago 6, Detroit 9. At Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 5.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08
UNIES SCARCE AMONG
 SAND LOT PLAYERS
By Associated Press)

BOSTON. July S:-Young America is playing baseball this year in it's worst clothes or it's best uniforms are rare on sand lots and play grounds. High costs have put the much-desired shirt, pants and cap in the class of luxuries.
 The uniform outfit that sold for sS.50 before the war was marked at $S when the season opened this summer and while sales decreased from pre-war figures, the demand was fair. But after fathers wages went down or stopped altogether last fall and winter, the allowance for sonny's sports was cut with the re suit that the call for uniforms fell off abruptly this spring Although the season is still young, prices have already been reduced once iu most sporting goods houses here.
 But while other items in the boy ball players equipment are also in excess of pre-war prices. there is q heavy demand for them. The game itself is being played by more boys than ever, according to dealers in athletic goods. and bats, balls and gloves are being bought in large pumherS
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08

That champion of champion bicycle men, Frank Kramer is still riding and beating the best of them. Only last week at Newark. Kramer won a match race from Willie Spencer. con ceded to be one of the best of the present day pedal pushers. Kramer won the match by taking two straight races from Spencer. When it is remembered that Kramer has been racing for more than twenty years. and that he held the world championship for seventeen years straight, 1t must be admitted that such a man is ,superhuman. Kramer today is we'll past forty years of age, which to say the leaat is more than dozen years longer than the aver age man keeps up competition.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08
Sporting Notes
SPORT NOTES OF THE WORLD
By FRANKLIN B. MORSE
CPacific Sports Service)

PaCific Sports Service) The Portland club has proven that home runs alone will not serve to keep a team out of the cellar posi- ton. The Northerners on June r had knocked out thirty circuit clouts, more than they had accumulated in any entire previous season.
 There can be no question that when Miss Alexa Stirling is "on her game" she is the equal of any player on the golf links, but her recent matches abroad have shown that no dependence can be placed as to the manner in which she will perform. One day her shots are perfection and she Is unbeatable, and the next day a complete reversal in form is likely to occur.
 San Francisco, Sacramento, Seat. tie; those are the three to watch for action in the Pacific Coast league. They are sufficiently close together to make the tenure of first. second and third places a mighty uncertain one and the cards are likely to be shuffled any day.
 
 Never again." is the decision of Ad Santel, light heavyweight wrest- ling champion of the world who has just returned from a wrestling tour of the Orient. Ad cut his trip short by a mouth. He stated 1t was had enough when the Japanese re- fused to allow him to use any of the American holds. but when they com poIl"d him to do his wrestling in a Eimona he drew the line. Some folks are droadu'ly particular about what they wear.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08
Will Spend Vacation With Wife and Baby
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, July S.-Georges Car. pentier announces that he will spend | vacation of a month with his wife and baby at Dieppe. France, after which he will again be ready for ring contests
 Yesterday he was in conference as to a possible contest with Tom Gib- bons early in October. Henry Greb, the Pittsburg light heavyweight, is also seeking a bout with Carpenter.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08
Pittsburg Pitchers Hold Ruth Hitless
OBy Associated Press)

PITTSBURG, July S-In an exhi- bition game here yesterday between the Pittsburg Nationals. and the New York Americans, the Pittsburg team won by score of 5 to 3. The Pitts burg pitchers had Babe" Ruth at their mercy, for in the four times he went to bat he succeeded only in knocking out two fly balls and famed twice.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08
Stars to Testify At Chicago Trial
IN As.ocIntcl Prcssl

CHICAGO, July St is announced that several baseball stars, including Ty Cobbs and Eddie Collins, are to testify for the defense in the trial of the White Sox players on trial for conspiracy.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08
Dempsey VIII Not Meet Any Negroes
By Associated Tr.ss)

OMAHA. July S.-Jack Dempsey who passed through here yesterday. on route to Salt Lake City for a visit with his mother. denied that he is willing to fight Jack Johnson, or "any other negro"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08
 EMPRESS LAST TIME TONIGHT Norma Talmadge In the Greatest Picture of Her Career
"A Daughter of
 Two Worlds"

You Will Laugh and Thrill! Shed Tears of Joy or Sorrow. When She Cries, You'll Cry, When She Smiles, You'll Smile. When She Clasps You'll Gasp When She Clutches for Help, You'll Grip Your Chair, and When She Screams, You'll Prob ably Be Put Out-But Come Anyway, and See Norma Talmage as Jeannie Malone. It's Simply
 Great
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08
Must Pay Fine Before Release
lEv Assnciatnd rrossl

CHICAGO, July S.-It is announced that Jack Johnson, whose term in tn" penitcntiary at Leaycnworth expires tomorrow. will not be released un. less hn pays his fine of $looo. Otherwise h. will be held thirty day longer and be required to take 30 Daurgr's oath.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08

Dr. J. Duncan Spaoth. col,H of tho Princeton university crew. has fiuo regard for tho crew of tho University of California; Concerning the Pa otfic coast crew he said "CaIirornia had great crew and rowcd a fine ror'. Like Princeton. she oca, the old record for the course. and the weather conditions warn ng mDro fay orablo than when Cornoh established the old mark of 9:O1."
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08
Pacific Coast League

At Oakland :, San Francisco 2 Oakland ', San Francisco 6. At Salt Lake 5, Seattle 13.
 At Los Angeles 2, Vernon 3. At Sacramento 5, Portland 2.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08

By winning inc French open golf tournameut Miss Cecil Lcitch, Of England, has pretty thoroughly dem on>'~atoi the fact ,hat she is the best woman golf player iu the world Miss Lcitch has shown she is capable Of playing a steady gam m al! man ner of conditions. The American champion, Miss Stirling may play more brilliantly at times, but she is prone to 20 to the other extreme and stoadiness, in the last analysis is what counts in the long run in golf
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08
BASEBALL.
 SCORES
By Associated Prcss)
National League

At Boston s, Cincinnati 2. At Philadelphia 9, St. Louis IS. At New York G. Brooklyn :.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1921-06-08
$4,000, No Claimant

Uncle Sam has $S3,0O0,O0O Of some
peoples money waiting in the Treas
ury for them to come and get 1t,
according to the latest official figures
of outstanding temporary Liberty
bonds. This sum represents the in
terest due holders Of temporary
Liberty bonds who have not exchang-
ed their bonds for permanent coupon
bearing securities on which the regu-
lar interest is paid. The figures show
that here are 7,471,171 separate tenn
porary bonds Of various denomina-
tions, amounting to $1,132,730,2oo,
still in the hands Of owners who have
not exchanged them for coupon bonds.
Against these figures on the Treasur-
er's books stands $83,165,867 interest
money that bond owners have not yet
claimed Republican.