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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
u.s. Call For State Wide Liquor eM Killed Race Riots Railroad Pay To Be Cut July LIST
BIG ADDITION FOR GABLE 90. WORKS
STATE ROAD AID HEARINGS
HELD TODAY IN TRENTON
By Evening News Correspondent

TBy Evening News Correspondent.J
TRENTON, June 1.-The State
Highway Commission is today meet
ing here for the purpose of hearing
requests for state funds for the
building of roads in certain counties.
The counties that will appear before
the commission today are Warren,
Hunterdon, Somerset, Middlesex,
Monmouth, Ocean and Mercer. There
are two separate funds from which
the money appropriated the coun-
ties will be drawn, namely, the 1922
State Aid fund and the Motor We
hicle fund. Questionnaires have
been forwarded to the various coun-
ties asking for information concern
ing their needs and these will be
presented to the highway commits
sion at this meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
Confer On Railroads.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Presi-
dent Harding conferred with Chair
man Clark and other members of
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion walking from the White House
to the commission headquarters.
The conference was understood to
have had to do with proposal that
the government pay the railroads
now the total of funds due them on
account of federal control and defer
for fifteen years collection of money
due the government from railroads
for now construction during the
period of government control.
Downward revision of railroad
rates were discussed by President
Harding and members Of the inter-
state commerce commission today.
The president, 1t is understood, was
assured that the commission was
giving the matter special considera-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
Funeral for Karl ROcbiing

TRENTON, june l.-karI G.
Roebling, who died suddenly at
Spring Lake Sunday, was buried to-
day. Rev. DR.. Dixon was in charge
of the services. officials of the Roeb-
ling company and Representatives of
large companies. attended the fun
eral. The Roebling mill was closed
for the day. Operations in the city
we're suspended for three minutes
while the funeral passed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
new REVENUE COLLECTOR
FOR The FIFTH DISTRICT

NEWARK, June 1:-Frank c.
Fergerson. of East Orange, presi-
dent of the Union Trust Company of
New Jersey at Jersey City. has been
sworn in as internal revenue collec-
tor of the fifth district. Mr.. Ferger-
son succeeds Charles V. Duffy of
Paterson. who was the collector un-
der the Wilson administration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
GERMANY PROTESTS TO
USE OF FRANC IN SAHR
IBy The Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON, June Ger
many has addressed a note of pro-
test to the League of Nations against
the establishment of the French
franc in the Sahr district. now un-
der the administration of the league
according to advicos received here.
The commission of government of
the League of Nations in the Sahr
district, issued orders declaring the
french franc instead of German
money was to be used in the dis
rriNt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
REPUBLICANS WILL REPORT
PORTER RESOLUTION FRIDAY

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The
House Foreign Affairs committee Will
meet on Friday to report on peace
legislation. The Republican mem
bers of the committee have agreed
to report the Porter resolution when
merely provides for termination OF
war, in place oe the Knox resolution
repeating the declaration of war.
The Democrats will oppose the peace
measure
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01

BERLIN, June 1:-Refusal on
the part of Premier Won Karh, of
Bavaria, to disband the civilian
guard of that state which came up
on the eve of Chancellor Wirth's S
program speech before the reich
stag, has caused great dissatisfac-
ton in government circles. 1t is
viewed as embarrassing to the new
chancellor who had intended to in
form the German parliament that
his cabinet was behind every effort
to fulfill conditions of the latest al
lied ultimatum.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
Another American Defeated.

TURNBERRY, June Sara
Fownes, of Pittsburgh, the last of
the four American golfers to reach
the third round of the British ladies
open golf championship was elimi-
mated by Mrs. Cautley, of Thanet,
former champion of Kent by up
and to play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
CLAIM DEFEAT 4
Of THE POLES
Retreating, Following Failure
of Attack Against InSurg-
entS--ToWnS Evacuated.
TBy The Associated Press. ]

ANNABERG, Silesia, June L.
Polish insurgents which attacked
German defense organizations here
have been defeated and were re-
treating to the northeastward dur
ing the night. Following the repulse
the Germans launched a counter Of
fensive, driving the Poles to Kali
now, about three miles to the north
east, and reports were received that
the Poles were evacuating Schinis-
chow, about two miles west of Gross
StrehlitZ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
Rules Governing WHO IS HE"

Mail or send your identifcaons in a sealed envelope
addressed to ''Silhouee Editor EVENING NEWS.
Identifcations must be in the EVENING NEWS office
before II o'clock the morning of the day after each
silhouette appears.
Saturdays identifcaons must be in the EVENING
NEWS office before II clock Monday morning
The person sending the first sealed envelope opened
after II A. NJ containing the right Identification will be
awarded ONE DOLLAR each day. The of the recpi
ent will be printed in the EVENING NEWS the same day.
No idenfcations will be received the telephone
Address all communications to silhouette Editor,
EVENING NEWS Office jefferson Street and Madison
Avenue, City
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
National Guard is Called

MUSKOGEE, Okla, June l.
Sounding of the fire siren today
threw the city into tumult of rest
iessness. An announcement was
later made that it was sounded for
the calling of the national guard
to Tulsa. 1t was first thought that
the sounding of the siren was a riot
call
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
Another Irish Attack

DUBLIN, June 1:-Armed men
made attack on the residence of the
Hon. Edward Donough O'Brien, at
Ennis, yesterday, and in
the fighting one person was wound
ed. A tennis game was in progress
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
OBITUARY NOTICE

KELLY-At Oak Tree. N. j., on ~ :
day. May S0th. 1921; Elizabeth keiA
her seth year. sister of Olive kel1 4
Oak Tree. Funeral will be In
dist Church Metuchen. n. j., on TE,
June End at 2.30 P. NJ. Mil
s462-5-21- FL. 2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01

II your coal or gas range does not bake
or burn I will make it or no charge. =.
j. Larkin. 317 Madison Ave. Tel 742.
NJ. w. S.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01

NEW PACKER HOUSE
Dancing at New Packer House tonight.
to 10. af99-6-1-1ts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
PHuA. PRODUCE MARKET.

Fy Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia. April 22-Wheat. high
er No. > red winter. L514i So; dc.
earlicky. I.42@i.47.
Corn. higher. No 2. for export. 76@
76le. No. 3. 73@73Lz No 4, II y az.
oats. higher No > white. 50Q so Z
No. 3. white. 49M495A; No I. white,
45HG46-
Butter. lower. western creamery
extra. a.: nearby prints. fancy 57G59.
Eggs. irregular. nearby first. ~, do
current receipts 26is. western extra
frsts. "a: do. firsts. 26@26H, fancy
selected, packed. $685.
Cheese. lower New York whole milk
fancy fat. held ga Is; do fair to good,
25M 26 fancy fiat. fresh, 2l12022: do
fair 10 good. 20lo q: longhorn, held and
fresh. 2I@22 single daisies. fresh,
22h@23
Live poultry, dun: fowls, 27@s3'
as 10 quality fancy broilers. eO(G7O;
Young roosters, 29@3S old. do. 2402o ;.
ducks. white Pekins. 36GSS; mixed
colors, 3O435.
Dressed poultry. quiet. fresh killed,
choice fancy fowls, 5000; do. small
sizes. 31M37 old roosters. 27G2S.
Potatoes. lower; white potatoes per
100 pounds. SQ01l0: Jersey No. ] per
basket S5650; Florida No. per barrel.
t .0o97 90; No. 2. 2.5O@4.0o.
Flour. dull: soft winter straight west
ern 6.5OO675: do. nearby 6-2506.50, {,
hard winter. straight. 7.75@S.0o; do
snort patent. S25@S.50; spring, first
clear. 6.25O6.75; do. patent, 7.s0@S15
do short patent, S.400S. 65; fancy spring
and CITY mills patent, family brand, 9-25
$4,000.
Hay. lower; timothy NO D. sAeoCd
$500: do, No. 3. 20.OO@20.5O; sample
| II. Oo@19O0; no grade. 14-00@16.0oi
| clover mixed hay, light mixed. z1-5oCd
| 22 90: No. ] mixed, 19.50@20.50.
Ta1Iow. dun; prime city loose. 3% DO
specinI loose. AZ; prime country. "a
/ edible in tterces. 6h.
Bran, dull; soft winter western IN
100 pound sacks, 27,OO@2S,Oo per Ton
spring. 26.Oo@27.oo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
DINIDENDS DECLARE u.

American la France Fire Engine
Con4pauy extra II Is per cont on com
mon payable Junt in per cent
c4muat1, preferred stock.
American Railway Express Company
s. shar. for The last four months OF
Ie2o and sl.5o share for first quarter
Of 1927
b & Bril- Company. quarterly Of
q. per cent ou preferred payable May
y n Franklin Manufacturing Com
paiy quarterly % a. per cent on pre-
red payable May J.
Ludlow Manufacturing Association
Extra - 81 share and quarterly OF
S So a share payable June 1.
National Lead Company. quarterly Of
~, per cent on preferred, payable Jun,
Tlcrc. Butler and Pierce Manufac-
TURNS Company quarterly Of per cent
or preferred payable May !.
Reading Company. quarterly of ! per
ca- on mrs, preferred payable June 2
WarVIck Iron and Steel Company
sem4anuual of 80 cents a share, payable
MAY l6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
INDIANS GET HUGE TRACT.
Seminoles Are Given Twenty-one
thousand Acres of Land on
Florida Coast.

The Seminole Indians Of Florida, under
the leadership Of their chief Tony Tommy.
are preparing To move to their new resnr-
vation on the Florida coast, 10 miles from
Fort Myers which the United states has
recently set aside. i'm accordance With the
agreements of the treaty with tho Semi
nolrs I'm 1853
The reservation includes . part OF the
Everglades. a vast region originally In tbe
possession of the tribe
approximately - 600 acres has been
fenosi In and turned over for their occt-
pancy. Although part of the rcscr vation
~ under water. the aEabin portion Is suf
ticient To support the Indians since thia
tlooded tropical jungle Is proving wonder
fully fertile after proper drainage
The Everglades we're formed Reoiogists
helteve. by the clngRinR of a largo river
which divided and he'ame the kissimme'
ana the cal0osahatchee The waters 81 the
branch known now as the kissimmee iioWCti
piacidly along what Is now the eastern
shofe or Lake OKuschobee
W hen the kissimmec became cioEged the
water, which had formerly flowed on da@n
tpe taiuusahatrhec river into the Gult OF
AaxiCo. spTrad out and covered the low
HAT country. forming "A wonderful lake go
miles long and from 80 to 80 miles vide
and from TO fret decp. except along the
oasts'rn shore where the depth ia Rarnr
places reaches - f,ct
When the rainy comes and
the banks Of Lake OkcrChobef. fail ~ Hutd
the flood y ovcriows. just aH 10 tie natrrs
at thu Nile forming vast. niry arcs
known as the Fecrglsdea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
PASTOR SHARP GREETED.
Now Minister and Family Given Cor
dial Welcome mt Mt. Pleasant

A hearty reception was given Rev. w.
w. Sharp. pastor OF Mt. Pleasant and
Newark Union Churches. on "Wednesday
evening. in Mt. Pleasant Church. Ad-
dreeses OF welcome were made by Rev.
G.. w. weldin. Rev. IL. NJ. Cole and
Nelson Talley. The response was made
by the pastor. Ralph Hughey led In
devotional services. after which a plcas-
ing program was given Try the young
people of the churches. Those taking
part were MIR. and Mrs. III. M. Weldin.
Misses Hope Richardson. Anna Butler
and Ruth Simon. Mrs. Walter Forwood.
Mrs Nelson Vanaman and Eber Le
Gates. as well as the church choir.
The pastors family were presented with
bouquets. Refreshments were served.
A successful year was predicted Tor
the new pastor as the charge now com
prisca both Mt. Pleasant and Newark
Union Churches. At the former church
a choir leader will he appointed. and
an orchestra Will he in service under
the leadership OF II. M. Weldin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
FINANCIAL NOTES.

water TrAg.c president of the
standard oa Company II New Jersey
stated w. earnestly hope. and are
aIsrosed to hsarVr thar III, worst of
II, present lslr,ss depression is past
,..l chat hN nndsumm, y, wIii hc bach
aEDu operating At capacity.
M.NIco mas inquired for $-o.oo0.00u
v.h 81 railroad equipment and So
COD toms 81 rails British mills. accord
sne ta + spe, al cable ~ the Iron Trade
E,t.cw. are reported ~ haNe taken
zoo uoo toms ot structural material from
ta, Eu.s.au soviet government Ger
u4r. s r,dit,d with having sold
i.H--la ioo ao" ton- q rails
trm \a,emhr, y 1920 when the
conformation. obligations were a, thor
t. IS Np-il rA-1 obligations nf the
r4etr International CORPORATION
,a~. r,luged $la.3ao.onn ,n S-u.52S.noo.
p.sre thc same period current uahili-
N,r, ,ut 'rou S->l.N.ou0 to Sis
tou0
fh, sreel stocks were .nirr pressure
-,criay. although some raiiyIuE power
.a.t,Ior,d n the atternooa. This adj
vance Vas helped perhaps by report
THAT tht CaruegIt steel 90. Viii re-
optu Is mills OF fun schedule MAY u
,foro ia, close tins report Was denied.
ara 4 statement made puhll, declared
taat sa,h acuon could not I, taken ho-
cause ~ lack 81 business.
apparently recognizing ,ha- the
uloNemcut auiarg certain important
stockholders +. .u. international Paper
company Is .a-tro ;h, annua. meet
ng IS 81 greater moment than they a;
trst supposed officials of the company
baNr started 10 got from shareholders
possible proxies tar votiHe at the
meeting
H.o, ~elung IL ni;ed States Food
Pradul S YESTERDAY Vas based it was
rlported. on news ot unfavC~abjc de-
Nssopmcnts respecting Tho corporation
officials of thc company denied any
lrawledge " anything pending which
yvolId account for tho selling The
ck sold TO "A new low 81 i 5-S. re
Covering ln the last few minutes u
traIue to Is S.. net drop On IN.
aa4 ~ "a points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
NEW CHARTER.

Dover. April 22-Charters were filed
here yesterday as follows. Vero Food
Products Corpora tIon. Hackensack. y.
J.. capital So 500 600; MacLaren Electric
Appliances Corporation. Philadelphia,
pa. g. 500. 900. Tomadelh Corporation,
Ilackcnsack. y j.. $1,000 900; Allen
Typewriter Manufacturing Co, VIII
utingtou. De- $1,000. .0OO Van Alstyna
Motor Corporation, Wilmington. Del,
$500 900 Investment Corporation Of
Green Bay. Wisconsin. Green Bay.
WIS s50O.0 600; Maynard & Co, Will
n.ingtou. Del. S50O.OO George Del
krr Co. Henderson. Ky. 100000 Field
q Co. New York City. 100000; Betty
OH CO. Pittsburg. Pa. $150.0O0: Osceola
Roller Mills and Elevator Co. Whining
ton DEL S15O,O00; Hulyey. Richard &
BEARD. Inc. Chicago, s1O0. 900; A. l.. Van
AmcrinFen Inc. Newark. n. j., 100000; !;
Modern I.ubricating Co. Minneapolis,
Mimi. Sl0O. 900: Briggs. Harper and Co,
seattle Washington. $4,000; F1eppo
Lines. Inc. Wilmington, Del, $4,000
-Four Position Luggage Carrier Co.
Ntw York City. s. 900; MiddletOwn Dis
trict Parsonage Association, Middle
tlwu. Del. no capital.
Change uf name and increases: r
y Seamans Co. 10 Continental AS
phalt and Petroleum Co. from s1O.-
600 900 to So. 900. 900 Continental As
nhalf and Petroleum. To Day Petroleum
40. Oklahoma Taylor and Watson. In
rorpora ted New York City. sI50,00o tc
$3.50 600. Gargoyie Manufacturing Cor
poration. %ew York City $50. 600 tc
slO0 OOn Marine Decking and Supply
~ Pbla.elphia Pa. $500. 900 to $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
oBrrr AIRY.

rrvrR Al or Mrs " pAYfts
Mrs Lucinda Simpson prlmrns" BayliF
vic of Wvnard Lows Ravls Of AshltN
He'd AZ her home IN "Wednesday evening
following an ,llncss ~ Bright Dscas" "
several years duration she was born ~
Kingston. Queen Anne county, NarN T
land whore tho Primrose farllN had IN
estate hat movs~i ~ Clay mont at ~
car.y agc Later she moved I" tins CITY
Mrs Rav.is VAS prominent - chur, Z
work having bccn superintendent q ne
infant department, 81 lunitv y
Church for 20 wears and ~ccrtarv q th'
Teachers Institute for some tm' 81
was a. .vo we'll known m business oifrl"s
having been chIct operator tor ~" h'il
Telephone Go hcrr. Tor l6 years and
manager of the Delaware and MARYLAND
District ~ the Delaware NIavi Go ioi
MANY years
The funeral services will hc held ~ hci
late home IN Ashley tomorrow afternoon
AZ / clock and will bc conducted by Rev
Frederick NJ kirkus rector Of TRINITY
II 4 Church Interment will " private
Wilmington and Brandvwlnc cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
STOCK PRICES ST|FFEN;;
MARKET VERY ACTIVE
Motors and Oils Lead in Advance
Of One TO Four Points; Ca'i
Money Six Per Cent

nv Associated Press TO Every r'Vei'"s'
-, YORK Aprn 22-(Wall Street
IA 9o1 Quotations among leading issues
u.cr,, mostly higher at the opening OIL TO
49, stock market. motors and OILS
featuring the stronger shares' Stuuc-
t.,Lcr which made a spectacular ad-
,,,,, in Yesterdays later dealings.
t an "A sale Of : 500 shares at
Ssi. In S6a. maximum gain OF l =
,otpts this som being extended 10
points
Mexican and European oils scored
sihstautial fractional advances WIN
,..v,ral of the domestic issues Food
and allied spe'ialtics. including induStri-
~ corn products and Coca toia Also
ven, moderately higher.
t'rucihlc steel was heavy at an rnitlaa
l.ss of Il, points. baldwin Locomotive.
central Leather and Goodrich also wore
backward
Noon-Tradiur assumed Impressive
,roportious immediately after the open
lng. IN, FIRST hours sales exceeding 800
oon shares Leadership IN the further
adNnn,, was retained 10y motors and
oils Stud,hakct increasing it's gain to
almost four points Part Of this was
forfeited ,cfor, uoon however. on profit
taklup
Al.Ntran and Pau-AmcrIcan Petroleum
tui Grnpral Asphalt registered extreme
ealns 81 two and fouI points TohacCos
trNtiics and shlppings trniled along at
10 s, poiut gains and Famous Players
,ns foremost al IN, spe~ ialtics. rising
three points Utilities especially local
fractions and cypress shares were in de-
maud rising 10 3 points
kats remained IN the hack ground
showing oulN nominal changes
can mooney op, ned a. per cent tht
wstk s lowest mutual rate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
DE- IFS.

ADAMS In this city. on April "a 1927
Laura wife OF Eiva J Adams
Funeral private from the residence of her
mother. Mrs. Margaret Patterson. l0l Ehat
Thirteenth Relatives and friends are in
vited 70 attend Requiem Mass NJ H.
rAtricks Church on Monday morning
at go o'clock Interment at Cathedral
cemetery
HILBERT At tho residence of her son in
law John Nowland - PARKWAY avenue
Chester Pa. on April y. 1921 Husauua
widow Of John X Hilbert la her u th year
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services al the Chapel a.
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery
Wilmington. Del on Monday afternoon
April - At 4 o'riock Interment VII
mingtun and Brandy wine cemetery
PARADEE In this city on April II M
Emma tell daughter nf William r and
the late laura Taylor paradee aRrd -
years
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 At
teud the funeral services az her late resi-
denre 2207 tassup street. m Monday after
noon April - A. o clock Interuepi
Kiverv icw cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
mo SPANISH Niger r

Regis H Post in the World WORK for
May writes
One commander Of a converted yacht
which was patrolling of Porto Rico had
been sent TO round up bunch Of gen
erals in the northern part of the island,
and a southerneF by birth had been
Obliged 10 entertain a luncheon party of
some ten or a dozen sable generals.
There was one in particular, a splendid
specimen OF manhood six feet four and
broad IN proportion, who had been silent
during the conference and Jagged behind
the others went on deck. Approaching
American. Say boss. you amt got an
old pair OF shoes has your | ain { no
Spanish niger, / Sc American. ! is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
LAWLESS TRADING IN RUSSIA.

air PauI Dukes recent head Of the
Britiah Secret Service In Russia. writing ~
the World q Work for May. says
Tho nost marked effect OF the forced
closing down of private business houses
has been merely TO transfer trade from
the stores and shops to the sidewalks
streets and market places II Is esttHihA.b
that tens of thousands of people daily
turn out into the streets 10 dispose nf
wares In exchange for money or food. or -
buy up food and goods. especially 1ewelfy
and other vaiuables. for purposes Of spec-
ulatiou While the workers in the factories
were starving have purchased on the
market places OF Moscow the finest white
flour. butter. sugar eggs. tea aud even
candy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
$50. 900 FRAT HOME.
To be Boosted by University Of Delaware
Men Tomorrow.

The Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity of
the University Of Delaware will hold IT'S
annual reunion in the fraternlty house at
Newark tomorrow, when plans for the
proposed SEQ, 600 home will be discussed
A pig roast will be a feature of the dinner
which will precede the business neetinR.
About 100 membrs are expected to be
present DIR. o. w Sypherd of Newark,
MIR. Francis will give the report OF the
ways and means committee of the new
home. Prior 10 the emeeting, the fraternity
men will attend the StcveDsDelaSare
track and meet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
PLAY WEEK
Being Observed at City Fairgrounds
Today and Tomorrow.

At the Madison playground, Third and
Madison streets, this afternoon, play
week" exercises will he held The ar
rarpcmcnts committee comprises Charles
lynch. Mrs Samuel Mcdkin. Miss Marian
r. Rcgan. Mrs. ! r. McNabh. Mrs r., A
Higgins. Mrs w. A Brookmlrc nnd I'd
ward Young
Exercises will hc held AZ the Coync play
ground. in the Ninth ward tomorro"
afternoon ofwhch the following com
mittrc is IN charge Mrs II II Collins
Mrs Michael Dominick Misses Alic'
Room and Nav Smith
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
md STRIAI MEN TO DIM.
Wood and plummcr 10 Address '. NJ.
Ranouet Tonight.

The second annual banquet ~ the ~,
dustrial committee ot the " VII
he held tonight IN the gymnasium oi IN,
4 n g. Bnldu.,. ~ Tenth antl
or,ngo strcets The banquet will begin
I'D Woltcr M Wood general scrrc-
,a,. af ~ pbilodrlphio y NJ G A and
W...J,,,, pIu,,,ncr ~ thc work house will be
~ rr,uc,,a, q,cakcrs Frank Strlng
III ~ I.cr.r,r Hose 4 Rubber Go r.
,.ha,r,,an ~ tbe committee preparing th,
l,,,,,c, About 20u industrial rcprcaon
tatIvcs viii he present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

The water finally finds It's way 70 VI.
Gulf of Mexico near what fs EnoNn -
the Ten Thousand Islands, and nisp ill., nato
the Atlantic ocean near Fort isauhs'""'
and Miami. ,.t,s
of npy in the gtate of Florida II not IN
the United states. belong. by right of treaty
To the aeIuinoIes. - :,
Iotts.i the Indians are n concession on thf
part of tho government 10 the rights 80
long denied to them .~-CbriHtlhn sce
Muntt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Pr RSO>

Mr. NJ + Leopold ani Miss Sarah
Iropold arr spending tho week IN Ne"
York CItv as the guests Of relatives
Mr. and Mrs Frank K. DoWnes and
son Russell of New Rochelle, MIR and Mr.
salisbury and son Charles stopped over
..,rbt w,tb tbclr cousin. Mrs Smith. 9lJ
1etna1I street on their way home iron,
- Petersburg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
POWDER QUOTATIONS,

Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.
du PoDt Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
STEAMBOAT LINES
WILSON LINE
To PHILADELPHIA AND CHESTER
STANDARD TIME

subject % Change without goticc
Leave Wilmington. Fourth ~ Wharf
and Philadelphia. Pier 3. North a',fye
arch strcs.t wersdsyE excerpt saturday
At 3 30 a m - O'clock noon and ~
= m
On saturfa ya Sundays and Holidays
8n 10 - m 10 { IS and ~ o
WfLMfaftTON pm SefgRoVF ROUTE
2chnsiule IN Effert Tue=tlay February
/ iq2f
paiy lenvc Wilmington si5 ~ 70 %
a m - oteInrB npon. 2 ~ = a. - ~
~ ~ ~ and ~ % . m
Lave peHu-v Grove 3 ~. v m -. ~ ~
m o0 8 so 80. ? ~. 200 and
/ : 10 y rs
100. r 10 ami s ~ . N m saturday
ard Sundays
peputahfe examinations can arrAnre for
rips ~ Philadelphia on HHcofinf bssiS
or can charter boat outright for eiths'r
dny or evening and during the day on
sundays