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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
TRADING IS DULL
IN STOCK MARKET
Uncertain Tone Marks Opening,
Although Gains Exceed
the Losses.

y, Annotated Press to Every Evening.
New York Feb. 10s-(Wau Street.
to.3O a. m-)-An uncertain tone at
tended the dull opening on TODAY
stock market. although gains exceed
ed losses CoppeTs We're firm on the
oo,npletion Of the banking syndicate
for financing large exports of the metal.
domestic and Mexican. oils strengthen
cd hui European issues Of that class
sorred Pressure against shippings
y,as resumed. Atlantic Guh falling ~
points at the outset. Very light deal
irrs In rails were mostly at fractional
r,cessions. Changes among rrecialtiss
were confusing. American Woolen
showing marked strength while Strom-
berg Carburetor, Continental Candy
and other obscure issues were weak
Noon-Tradlng became moro per
fnnctory during the morning. the cniy
noteworthy feature being the further
advance Of coppers The minor oils,
including California Petroleum ana
-raHas and Pacific coal and OIL iInproV-
.I but the usual leaders in the stesi
and general industrial divisions were
neglected Shippings showed little
Support Atlantic Guh common and
..feterred losing rwo points each Royai
butch. Sears -I&oebuck, u. s. Realty and
N.v orleans. Texas Mexico registered
declines Of to almost 2 pOanta On
inc exchange caIl money hald at
,er cent. but private offerings were
made as lou as per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
NEW CHARTEH

special Cu1renposldenos 0< EyUJ Evening
Dover. Fso. 10.-Charterx ~srs aled
here, yes1eTdAr. as follows
Wslsbact Illuminating Company.
Wilmington. Dal.. capital. 5000, 900.
Associated Exhibitors. Ino, New York
Clty 3510O-OO0 LatsxEtA-s Guaranty
Corpora ton. New York City; 81 600, 600.
Alar1n-Ds-n- Petroleum Corporation
Wilmington. Del 1000. Consoli-
datec Exchange and Trading Co. New
York ClJ. $500 900. Eiehorn On sDd
.1as Corporation. Wilmington Dei.
ts0o. 900. MontaE2 Black Butte on Co,
stratfOTd. Conn: $500 900. jacques e.
Blss1ns and Co.. Wilmington, Del {;
1850. .O0o Amazon Film Co. Whining
ton. Del. $4,000. American Trading
and Dev eiopment Corporation. Whining
ton. Des-: 100000 MaIlory Diesel
Electric Corporation. Dover. Del; $780,
O0Q. Ctrran on Co.. New York City
500. roo. National Automobile Supply
Co. Wilmington, Del: t10o.0 .0oo. Wes-
tsrn Land Co. Wilmington. Del: $780,
OoC Rowe and Hoover Products Co.
Wilmington. Del. SCI. 900. Information
= Metals Corporation Chicago. NJ;
SO geo Change in name OF Wittarnanu
Aircraft and New York air Terminal
Corporation 20 Yitterlann Aircraft Cor
porati0n, New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10

For 30 years ] have been prescribing
Marshroot for kidney and bladder sick
ness and now that have retired from
active practice have made arrangements
with leading druggists 70 dispense this
wonderful prescription at a moderate
price
Beware Of kidney disease thousands
die Of il every year who ought 10 be- en-
loying the blessings Of life and health
Watch the symptoms II you have specks
floating before the eyes Puffs under eyes,
clammy feet or moist palms, baclache or
sideaehe you ought 10 get bottle Of DIR
Careys MarshroOt right away
1t has helped thousands of cases Of
kidney and bladder troubles and is the
medicine you can always depend upon.
NOTE DIR. Daniel G. Carey was a
practicing physician for many wears and
his great prescription, "MaTshro0t, aided
thousands Of sufferers from kidney and
bladder troubles. 1t is not patent med
icine and is only sold through drug stores
in order 70 accommodate his patients
Hereafter you can always get this affec-
tive prescription at N. B. Danf0rth and all
reliable pharmacists the country over
Keep in mind the name, DIR. Carey r
Marshroot Prescription No. TT. No
other medicine can take its place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
FINANCIAL N0TBs.

Anas Powder co. declared the resu-
L., ati+rt.rIy dividend of 3 pOr cent on
~. Common stock payable March 10.
f. -to X - record February 2s.
Three months ago a stock dividend
ii :, ral cent was declared in addition
4 the ryEu.ar quarterly cash disburse-
l1.rt Of per cent
The Iron Age SAYS: Announcement
t,y AIId,ale Stoel that Il would quote
i,rees low enough 10 bring business TO
il mills. som. Of which have been shut
# vu ain,e oarIy December has brought
s., steel market this week to new
st.a. tn price roadiustnent Thus far
l.a .arg, business has been done, but
rIraadV cuts * S. per ton below Stssi
s.oraor4tiun's schedules are reported.
INJURY m.,de among : numbor Of
Some, rms which supply materials %
ora Motor Company leads 10 the con
sIon tnat instead Of building i.250,00o
,.,is during the fiscal year which ends
.jiIi, u. nor 600 may be made. and
tn.tt ia All proba hnity prices ~ Ford
,ars ana trucks viii be increased.
An iny oluntaIy petition IN bankruptcy
-,as fled tn the New \ ork federal dis
t-tct court against the Continental
candy Corporation. of which Allen A.
fsvan was an organizer. The petition
ing creditors were the Guaranty Trust
company and Chase National Rank. OF
New York. and FIRST National Bank of
chicago.
The copper stocks sue more In favor
This industry has been depressed for
two years and thare are certain in
terssts who believe that befrs six
months have elapsed hig buying
movement aided by the financing s
- -
Financial interests say Henry Ford
Is determined TO assert his indepen-
oence OF the banking community and
80 Il alone Investment bankers, II is
faid here in financial circles. have re
ceived 5000. 900 in securities from
rords private box with directions 70
sea them Ford has also renewed the
S2500o.0O0 leans remaining from the
S1O6. GOO 600 he borrowed when be
brought ON his partners
How much Henry Ford hnx II his
ecx, no one knows Some people doubt
whether be has kept any accurate rec
ord OF his Cwn assets or all bis habih-
ties The best local estimate Of Afr
FUrdx box is SIS. 900 900. although some
people estimate that he has high ss
s%S 900 600 in securities outside Of the
Ford company.
The Reading segregation pisn. curn-
rlete II 81 Us details. has been taken
20 Washington by It's onictsl and attoT
usvs 70 give officials Of me Department
cf Justice a look st tt before II rs flied
Win the court in Philadelphia The plan
- declnred satisfactory 20 railroad inter
s~ts which are large shsreh olders. II is
expected that II VIII become public in
about 4 week. In the meantime the
d@tsn. m-s betng carefully guarded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4 "a
du PODt Building,
COLORED VETERANS.
Norman Scott Poss Of American Legion
in Membership Drive.

A meeting for the purpose Of awakening
interest in the American Legion among
the coloTed ex-soldiers Of the city was held
last night by Norman d. Scott Post
After al address by DR. Oscar Smith, il
was decided TO hold membership drive
beginning tins morning and ending in
month successful campaign Of this
kind was held last year It was also agreed
to fisk the eolored preachers Of the city
70 mention the Legion from the pulpit,
and the following committee was ap-
pointed TO make the request Joseph
Campbell, Jr, james Baynhani, Conrad
Waller, James Stewart ard Howard Jones
The members approved the Kramer Box
ing bill low before the Legislature.
dinner viii be gwen at The Exon
Church, Ninth and French streets, IN
honor IT the post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
REBELLION
IN STOMACH
Pape's Diapepsin" at once
ends Indigestion and
Sour, Aod Stomach

L,Imps Of undgetted food cause PAIN
II your stomach Is III revolt II sick,
gasSy and upset, and what you Just ate
has ferInested and turned sour; head
dizzy and aches; beioh gases and aoi ds
and eruotate undigested food-iust take
tablet or two Of Pipes Diapepsm to
help neutraEae acidity and IN five minutes
you wonder what became of the pam,
acidity, Indigestion and distress
If your stomach doesn't take care OF
your liberal limit without rebellion, If
your food is a damage instead OF help,
remember the quickest, surest, most
harmless stomach antacid Is Pape 8
DiApepsin. which costs IS httle st drug
stores
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
BRANDS STAND ON
PREPARATION UPHELD
French Deputies Back Ministry
on German Indemnify by
Large Vote.
nz As.2e,.sea ersss 70 nSnrK Ex;n!ns; Z

Ey Associated Press 60 EyCry Eveung.
Paris. Feb I6.-Premlcr BRAND viii
face the delegates Of Germany nj the
London conference with msndste from
the French republic supporting the ropara-
tions terms framed by the suprezno allied
council two weeks ago.
The reparations agreement WAS ap-
proved by a vote OF 395 TO S5 in tho Cham
bar Of Deputies last night, while Premier
BRAND WAS gwen n vote OF confidence
that was almost ~ overwhelming, the
count standing 3S7 to l25
Acceptance Of the terms was opponed
bv members of the Clemenceeu ministry,
who insisted the reparations agreement
amounted virtually 10 an amendment of
the Versailles treaty
When the chamber resumed lts sitting
for night session Premier BRAND an
nounced that unless hc obtained "a vote
Of confidence by midnight 10 go to the
London conference he would resign.
Andrew Lefevre, former Minister of
War, during the debate mentioned Ger
mon disarmament upon which Premier
BRAND interrupted him and said that
the disarmament question WAS a thing
of the past
Turning from disarmament to repara-
tions. Deputy Lefovre told tho chamber
that, according TO his reckoning, the
Allied demands upon Germany, with
compound interest. would exceed one
triliion francs at the end Of az years. To
demand suoh sum, IRfevrc declared
was iudefcasiblc and impossible ~ sat
isfactiou
1T might have been better TO have
skei lesa and received more, he aaid.
THIS IA the FIRST tune IN the course
of the repsrations discussion that men
ton has been made Of 80 large sum "a a
nllion francs.
Bremen, Fob. 10 Field Marslial Won
Ilindcnhurg. in crvicwcd here yester-
dav declared the French were "hanller
ing for the Ruhr region. a danger that
must hc taken very seriously he sand the
military leaders Of France were unable
70 nd themselves of their fear Of Ger
many, doubtless owing 70 Franoc's Dc
creased population
The tmcucan-, tho Field Marshal hc
hevud. bad altered their previous hostile
opinions about Germany lie saId he
considered thal Bolsheyism in East
Prussia was clearly LOSING ground
Baserir : attitude relative 70 the DIS
armament Of civilian guards Is ndr-
icnablc, ~ the opinion of members q
tho Rcichstag still il thp city They
believe L will result ID materially oom-
plcatng the task Of Foreign Minister
Slmous during the coming conference NJ
London
The Berlin Cabinet was reported q
10 determined % carry ont disarmament
proposals without cqmvocatlon In order
that 1t might strengthen It's position u
prostinF countcrpEoposals on The RIP
arauOils issue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
DIFIDYN DECLA RED.

American Sugar Refining Company,
quarterly Of ] q per cent on common
and preferred. payable April 2.
Atlas Powder Company quarterly of
5 per cent on common. payable March
10
Cincinnati Northern Railway Com
pany quarterly Of s per cent, payable
March 81.
Crescent Ppe Lime Company, quar-
terry ~ IS cents share. payable March
ls.
Mahonlng Investment Company.
o9ar.erly Of 81 80. payable March /.
The Mcrrinac Company Of per cent
on common. and selnf-annusl OF "a per
cent On preferred. payable March T.
National Sugar Refining Company.
quarterly - ~ per cent, april 2.
Standard oil Company Of Indiana.
quarterly Of 81 on new stock. payable
March Is.
r. ". Woolworth. quarterly Of ~
Ter cent On preferred. payable April j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10

trscted 70 the hack door To talk II over.
ny ftIn1igaEon everything btrt rhs
patient is stsriIi,sd.
The possibilities Of Infection through
"carriers" of various eorte wes explain
ed. even healthy hurnan beings harbor
ing germs capable of attacking others.
whooping cough. for instance, is fire.
qusnuy thus conveyed IN It's earlier
stages.
The plea of DR.. Robin Tor arsiHtsnc~
To the newly opened Contagious Dis-
eases Hospital wss Listened u With
much interest and win have tho stten
ton Of members of the club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
Cut This ou, II is worth Money

Cut out this slip, enclose with cents
and mail it o. Foley A. Co. 2S5J Sheffield
avenue. Chicago, H., writing yOir name
and address clearly. You will receive tn
return tria lpaokagc containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound for Coughs
colds and Group, Foley Kidney Pills for
Mains in sides and back, rhsumatIsD
backache. kidney and bladder ailments,
and Foley Cathartic 7 Tablets, D whOlcaJrne
and thoroughly cleansing catharfio fpr
constipation. biIioufness. hcadaoheg. and
shlggjah bowels. \ p Danforth Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
Cured His RUPTURE

/ was BADLY rIptured while lifting a trunk
several years ago Doctors said my only
hope OF cure was al operation Trusses did
me no good Finally Rot old OF something
that quickly and completely cured me-.
Years have passed and the rupture has
never returned although } am doing hard
work as a carpenter There was no opera
ton, no lost time. no trouble. have moth.
ting TO sell but will give ftnl information
about how YOU may hnd Il complete cure
without operation II you write to me
Eugene NJ Pulien, Carpenter 46l q Mar
Ceilus avenue hlanasquan. n ! Better cut
out this notice and show IL 20 any Others
who are ptured-you may save life or
a. iesst stop the misery of rupture and the
worry and danger Of an operation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
MAYOR S BANQUET LEADS
TO RAID By DRY AGENTS

Newark, N. J., Feb Alleged
violation Of the Volstead act al testi-
monial dinner gwen Tuesda paightin honor
of Mayor Charles P G1llen led TO q raid
yesterday on the Kruger Auditorium.
the scene Of the banquet and the seizure
Of wire whisky and champagne
SIX prohibition enforcement agents who
raided the hall under direction of Harry
F. Sands, Of Washington. made afEida-
Wits that they attended the banquet
and purchased liquor at al open bar
Sands SAID today that $50 600 worth of
whisky and champagne seized last Mon
day ii a stable was Intended for last
right F banquet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
SCORES THE DANCE.
Evangelist David r. Nygren Saws II Is \
Monaco 20 MorAls.

"A menace Il morals IS the character
sAt.ou of modern danc fng made by Evangc'
ist DAVID I Nygren IN a sermon last
night i Inc First Swedish Baptist Church
Abiding 70 the questionable origin u
some popular forms Of daurmg, which, hc
said tear of the ma,dens blush and
chlorn.3rln her conacience. he declared
THAI the dance Was hurtful rather than
helpful g heslth aud formidable Zoe u
spirituality
Prevalent STYLES =. womans dress We're
also scored Is eNtIavagant as well as
indecent The attitude of President
Harding toward the inaugural ball was
coIuInrndcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
Supper al Oliyet Church.

The Ladies Aid Society Of Ollvct Pre-
bytcuan Church gave Il pure food supper
last uight Il Was served By Mrs ] v
Peregoy, chairman; Mrs Richard Lowell,
Mrs Edward Melcholr. Mrs Joel Gil
6llan, Miss Name Mcbride, Mrs Willard
plerson, Mrs Walter Huber, Mss Anna
Prince and Miss Alice AicIntlre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
FIPE on GERMAN CROWD.
BeIgian Patrol Wounds Several at
Carnival Celebration.

London. FEB. lO.-serlous fighting be
tween the German population and a
Belzfan patrol in AK 10 Chapene is
reported IL al Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Amsterdam today.
Tbs dispatches quoting = message
from AK -Chappel!c int he Belgian oc-
clIpation area says a number of inhabi-
tants of the town refused 70 obey no
police Instructions with regard 10 the
carnival celebrations and remained IN
the streets and cafes until after tho
hour fixed for CLOSING the festivities.
This resulted II is added IN Belgian
patrol firing GA a crowd wounding sew
eTal persons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
nspufy Coroner Nichols III.

Harvey e. Nichols. deputy coroner.
was suddenly gtricken with stoTnhch
trouble NJ his home. BOZ West seventh
street last night He is confined 10
his bed. but his condition is not r.
ga rded aa serious
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
WHY SUFFER With
YOUR KIDNEYS?

Said DIR. Carey. When You Can Take
My Great Prescription No. TIT. 'Marsh
root" and II You are not Perfectly
Satisfied After Taking According 20
Directions Your Druggist VIII Cheer
fully Refund Your Money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10

Tell your needs through the classi-
fed columns of Every Evening Call
geo ask for ad taker
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-22
LAKE COMO NEWS.


Mrs. Westbrooke, and daughters.
Miss June, and Mrs. Howell, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
J. B. Keller, have returned to their
hobe at Jacksonville.
Mrs. j. B. Kessler, who visited her
children in Jacksonville was taken
very i'll, and had to remain for some
time, but her friends are glad to see
her home again. and Jel nienI .ga
her at home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover and children,
Claire and Richard, have gone to
Tracey City, Tenn, where they will
visit for some time.
Rev. T. L. .Klutz has returned from
several months vacation in North
Carolina. Mrs. Klutz and children
will remain until the end of the month
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Prior have re-
turned home after several months
outing at Black Mountain, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hagan were
greeting friends in town, stopping
at their home here en- route from Ce-
dar Keys to Jacksonville, recently.
Rev. T. L. Klutz found a 7ery
large water melon, at his home, grow
ing in his absence, without care or
cultivation Florida is wonderful
state, and Lake Como a wonderful!
little place. He presented it to c. c.
Sullivan, who held a watermelon cut
ting at Gables Emporium.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Davidson and
son George Howard, and Mrs. E. F.
Sullivan, were visitors in Palatka,
one day this week.
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Long Beach Is No
Longer Show Place

Long Bleach, N. Y, Sept. I'll
Long Beach, that seashore resort Sc
lected by writers of musical come
dies whenever. an American Ostend
is desired for scene, now has be-
come an Acknowledgment commu-
nifty.
The bathing girls will not be play
ing on the sands, but safely tucked
away from the breakers will be
many summer residents who have
put up substantial houses. The larg-
est hotel has announced it will re-
main open all winter, and if the ma
jority Of the summer residents re-
main, the village will have enough
population to become third-class
city.
High rents in New York are be
lieved to have Influenced many folk
to remain through the winter.
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NTERLACHEN NEWS.


Inc Methodist Sunday School
winch has done splendid work all
through the long summer, inaugural
ed the Fall season with a more than
unusually interesting Rally Day pro-
gram last Sunday morning. Out of
total enrolment of forty-fve mem
oers' there were thirty-fve present
at this service, and the outlook for
the coming months, when weather is
less trying, and the coolness brings
renewed energy and ambition, is very
promising for these faithful workers,
School opened Monday morning,
with an enrolment of thirty-ive pu-
pllS' quite number of the parents
gIaced the occasion, remaining
through the opening exercises. With
two such efficient instructors as Mrs
beeler and Mrs, Langford, and with
'Ae hearty cooperation of the parents
with them in their works, the pupils
should make excellent progress this
year
Inc young people of the Mann
household, who have aided materially
IN making the Summer HOLIDAYS
happy and gay for their young COM
panlons, have all scattered to their
various colleges and schools. Donald
has accepted position as one of the
faculty of the DunnelIon school; AL
mon has gone to Chicago University
for some special post graduate work
IN that institution; Miss Margaret is
continuing her studies at Bradley In
Stltute, Peoria, Illinois, and Robert
has entered the State University at
Gainesville.
Ed Gillett is now at home for a
few days before resuming his work
on the railroad, after enjoying a
months holiday spent in travel
through the south and west, visiting
Hot Springs, Ark, and other cities of
equal interest.
Our little sister village of Mann
vile is looking forward to, and max
ing preparations for busy winter.
Tha "kiff House," operated "off and
on for almost forty years as pub
lie hostelry, has been taken by Brs.
Weed and is being thoroughly over
hauled and put in immaculate order
ready for the winter season. Mrs.
Weed has had sufficient experience
in this line of business to be
guarantee that her patrons will be
well cared for and made comfortable.
Mr.. Chancey Butler and Mrs. Ruth
Jones have been in the Butler cottage
of ra fortnight or more, possibly the
first of our winter colony to return.
Mrs. B. Stiles, who has been spend
ing the summer months in New
England, is leaving New Haven this
week and will probably arrive here
Thursday.
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ENTIRE FAMILY BOUND OVER
FOR MAKING MOONSHINT

Clearwater, Sept. 21.-F. S. Chap.
man, wife and sons, Elmore and An
drew, arrested Sunday at their home
near here and charged with having
made and sold moonshine whiskey
were bound over to county court for
tria! today by Justice Evans. Bond
in each case was set at $500. Chap
man and one son only recently COM
pleted serving a sentence Of foul
months after having beer convicted
Of a SINH ar charge.