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The New York herald., 1921-05-09
MORE KANSAS COAL IS
MINED BY FEWER MEN
Report ShorDs Influence of
NexU Industrial Court.

S9eciGg Despatch to The NEW YoRK HrnALD.
PtrrsBuRo, Kan. May S.--Figures sup
porting the influence Of the Kansas In
dustriai Court. instituted by Gov. Allen.
were given out to-day BY James Sher-
wood. chief State mining engineer. In
his report on production. tonnage. en-
ployment and accidents in the Kansas
coal fields.
Sherwoods figures show that fewer
miners working in 1920 produced more
coal than a larger number OF miners
working in 1919. The gain In production
tonnage was brought about because the
fewer miners worked a greater number
OF days in 1920 than the larger number
worked in 1919. The Industrial Court
Law was enacted In January. 1920. and
Immediately put into effect. II was
therefore in effect practically all OF the
year 1920.
Sherwood's figures show that the
Kansas miners pnoduced 6.130.34l tons
in 1920. gain OF almost 100000 tons
over the production OF 1919. when the
'otal was 5.400.312: in 1920, 10.5s0 men
were employed In the Kansas mines. In
1913. IL 600 were employed.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
REPUBLICAN, WOMEN
TO HEAR WOOD TO-DAY
Committee of 100 to Start
Mayoralfy Campaign.

The Republican Committee OF One
Hundred. which declares itself TO be mot
a club--not a woman's committee" will
hold meeting 4 o'clock this afternoon
at the residence OF DR. and Mra Edward
II. Peaslee. IL Washington Square. north.
7 'eut.-Gov. Jeremiah Wood will speak on
How Gov. Miller's programme will af-
feet The municipal can1naign."
This will be the first OF a series OF
meetings arranged by the committee to
start Off the Mayoralty campaign. Head
auertery have been opened nj III West
Forty-sixth street. Mrs. Mary Hatch
willard Is chairman. Mrs. Norman $.
Dixie. vice-chairman. and the various
euhcommittee chairmen are Mrs Frank
r. wItherbee. Mrs. William NJ. Seabury,
Mrs. William I.aimbeer and Mrs. Edward
8 Van Zile
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
TREES TO WAR DEAD
ARE PLANTED IN PARK
Memorial to Members of the
3O7th Infantry.

Lack of courage 10 meet new prob
iems--a Symptom that was not displayed
when United States soldiers went to
serve In France--was the Interpretation
put on the nations pursuit of pleasure
yesterday by Chaplain Stanley NJ. Cieve-
land at the planting of three memorial
trees to fallen heroes OF the S07th Infan-
try In Central Park. SIe said every one
was trying to find some way of enjoying
life. instead Of trying to face conditions
squarely.
Brig Gen. Robert Alexander. COM
mander of the Seventy-seventh Division
in France, attended the ceremonies, as
did Francis d. Gallatin. Manhattan
Commissioner of Parks. and other off,
ciais. Relatives Of the dead OF three
companies OF the regiment, which made
up the Third Battalion. each threw a
spadefui OF earth about the trees.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
By United States Naval Communi.
CARTON Service.

distances given IN miles: position at noon.
unless otherwise specified.l
G Bedford 90 w Key West 7th.
Aladdin 22J WNW Tortugas 7th.
Altai Maru 140 S Ambrose 80 AM sta.
Annetta 497 S overfails 7th.
Arcturus 53 " San Pedro IM 9th.
Aryan 131 ~ Jupiter 7th.
Astral 80 ~ Jupiter 7th.
Author GO w Sand Key 7th.
Aztec 80 Hatteras 7th.
Baytown 154 f Tampco 7th.
Black Arrow 427 Tampico 9th.
Bonnie Brook SAG Overfalis 7th.
Bradford $40 N Talara 7th.
& Garfield so ME Jupiter 7th.
Caddo 80 NNW Colon 7tl.
Callao 22O SIC Ambrose 7th.
Cambra 4i3 p Ambrose 7th.
Canadian Miner lat 20 81. lon Y 81 TIN
Cerro Ebano ~ w Sand Key 7th.
Chas Il Harwood 20 w Sand Key 7th.
Chester Sun 30 SW by Hatteras 7th.
City OF Alton 10 e Hatteras 7th.
City OF Atlanta 10 NE f'ryingpan 7th.
City OF Weathcrford lat 3S 80. Ion G. Ii 5t,I-
Cllffwood so NV Tortugas 7th.
Colombia ] ,536 w San Francisco Pm 6th.
Columbia l46 NV Guadaloupe 7ta.
Creole 282 SW Hatteras 7th.
Cretan 20 w Montauk Point 5th.
Cristobal 7S7 S Cape Henry 7th.
Dade County 16o e Hatteras eth.
Danville 10 from South Pass 9th.
Delfna 905 ~ San Juan 7th.
Il Kemp 1Qi w by Cape San Antonio
9th.
Eastern Grown 2f9 8 Ambrose 7th.
Eastern Light 721 Z Cape Henry 9th.
Eastern Sun $50 Ambrose 7th.
Edgehill 303 e Ambrose 7th.
Edward l. Doheny ITO SW Nantucket Sth.
FL Captain 10 NV San Juan 9th.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
SENATE TO VOTE ON
TARIFF WEDNESDAY
Naval Appropriation Bill Com
ing Up for Consideration
During the Week.
sDeosGI Despatch to THE Now York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Wasninnfnu ID o. May

Specicg Despatch TO THE Nuw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. May 3.
This week In Congress will be an
unusually busy one In the Senate the
emergency tariff bin will reach vote
on Wednesday and II is likely that the
Naval Appropriation BILL involving the
controversy over disarmament. will be
brought up aga-n FOR consideration be-
fore the end OF the week. The Interstate
Commerce Commission OF the Senate will
begin on Tuesday It's much talked OF
investigation Of the railroad problem and
the Senate Finance Committee will start
tomorrow hearings on the revision OF
the tax system
In the House tomorrow the Army APP
oropriation bill. involving the contro-
versy over the size of the army. viii come
Up for finai action and VIII be followed
later In the week by the Tincher bin
to stop gambling In cotton and grain
features. The House Judiciary Commit
tee will begin hearings on the Volstead
amendments to the prohibition enforce
ment act on Thursday and the Bergdoil
investigation will be continued during
the week
The interest of the whole country is
centred in the rafroad investigation.
which will be conducted under the au-
thority OF a resolution passed by the
Senate at the instance OF Chairman Cum
mins OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mittee.
Chairman Penrose of the Finance
Committee will open the tax hearings
Tomorrow with representatives OF
twenty or more national organizations
favoring the so-called simplicity tax
sales movement" as the first witnesses.
The chief speaker will be Judge Whitley
former Attorney-G General of the Philip
pines who Is counsel for the Tax League
of America. He will advocate enact.
menteof the Smoot sales tax bill.
The emergency tariff bin will undoubt-
edly pass the Senate, TO be followed by
consideration Of the naval bin. Present
Indications are that the House will pass
the army appropriation bin fixing the
size OF the army at 10000. In spite Of
Secretary OF War Weeks's opinion that
It should be at least 175,000. The bill
carries total appropriation of about
1921, 900 900.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
PLAN VILLAGE PARK
IN OLD CEMETERY
Scheme Is TO Relax Rigors of
CurfetD LuU.

Speofol Despatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
BUFFALO May s.-The agitation over
the 10 o'clock curfew hour for children
under is has started parents OF Co
wanda thinking that perhaps the young
folks ought to have some common meet
ing ground other than the streets. and
n movement Is under way TO establish a
village park. The site contemplated Is
an abandoned cemetery in Buffalo
street, and II the plan carries through
the young men and women of Gowanda
may become romantic over the graves
OF great grandfathers and grandmothers.
The village council recently ordered
the chief Of police TO keep children Of i6
off the streets after 10 O'Clock at night
but the chief was in a quandary be-
cause he could not distinguish sixteen
year-old daughters from their mothers.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
WAITER HAD LONG NAIL
IN FOOT THREE YEARS
Did Not KnotD H Was There
Until Doctor Cut H Out.

HARTFORD. May s.--Christian wissing,
a waiter az the Allyn House. thought
he had rheumatism In his right foot
and went TO DR.. Daniel r. sullivan yes-
tcrday for treatment. DR. Sullivan
thought he saw evidence OF some for
eign substance and advised an opera
tion. Wissing consented.
When the physician cut the foot he
found three inches Of what had been a
ten penny nail Acid In the blood had
dissolved the Other three inchcs the
doctor says. Wlsslng said he CIT his
foot while bathing at Chanuan Beach
three years ago He treated the cut
himself and { Orally healed over. But
the pain persisted Physlriqra advised
painting with iodine. wlasnc di9 this
for three years. and wher the pain did
not subside went 10 Dr. S ilivan.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
TEN BANDITS RAID GAME.
Escape with $4,000 Taken From
Dice Players.

RANDOLPH. Mass. May s.--Ten armed
mon tonight held up score OF men
engaged In a Sunday craps game In a
lorely shed q half mile Off the ain
road, between Randolph and Stoughton
According 70 the players. more than
$4,000 In money and jewelry was taken
by the robbers. who came and went In
an automobile and nailed up the door OF
the shed before departing.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
HARDING EyTOLS ELKS
FOR PATRIOTIC WORK
Speaks at UnUeiring of War
Service Tablet.

WASHINGTON. May s.-The principles
of patriotism inspiring the ritual of the
Elks were praised by President Harding
to-day in an oven air address IT the
Washington lodge OF the order. The oc-
ca sion was a memorial service for the
Elks of the city who had served in the
world war and the unvei'ing by the
President OF bronze tablet upon which
the names of 376 ex-service members of
the fraternal order IRE Inscribed.
As a member OF the E!its. the Prcsi-
dent cxtolled the teachings of patriotism
within the walls OF the lodge. The Elks
he said. was a great fraternal order be-
cause Il was founded on the principles Of
Justice. fidelity, charity and brotherly
love"
There was nothing. he added, OF which
the world to-day was more in need than
Justice
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
SEA LIBRARY is TAKEN OVER.
American Merchant Marine Assoc
citation TO Aid Sailors.

The American Library Association,
which supplied reading matter 70 Amer
ican sailors while the United States was
az war. hrs turned over It's activities 10
the American Merchant Marine Library
Association. which purposes TO continue
,he welfare work by means OF private
funds.
Libraries viii be maintained on mer-
chant vessels plying out OF American
ports Books vnlued at more than s25o.-
600 have been taken over. The work
win be conducted from headquarters in
New York. IL Broadway. Mrs Alice s.
Howard. present chief Of the social SER
vice bureau OF the United States Ship
ping Bor rd. Is the head Of the library
orgauizn ton.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
WIFE MISSING; HUSBAND HELD
barge Captain Arrestedi River
VIII Ne Dragged.

n rye Ma~ie Ia ~ the Ontario anf
wester Coal Company, was arrested
rerfo~ 'av N \ IN we - a -
duct by the West New York. ". J.. po-
lice, to BE- he'd while q search Ia made
for his wife.
Persons along the waterfront near the
b7rge said that Thursday night they
card wonnn acres ming rnd though
she was calling Tor help. Capt. Johnson
said he did not quarrel wt his wife
but that when he awoke Friday morn
ing she was missing The police gaid
he waters near the barge would be
dragged
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
SHIPPING NEWS OF THE WORLD

ion Transportation Co. with mdse. Went to
pier 20. North River.
Str Java utan, Norfolk May 8. TO Phelps
Bros a Co. In ballast. Went to pier Z. Bush
Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Sanuld Maru (Jap), Baltimore. to the
Nippon Yusen Kaisha. Went TO pier Il.
Clifton, ST.
Sur Karen Rogenaes CNor). Philadelphia,
TO the Munson Steamship Line. Anchored off
Stapleton.
Cable str Edouard Jeramec (Fr). Halifax
April 30 to the French Gable Go land pro-
ceeded 10 sea again to repair cabie).
Cable str Relay. Santiago May ., 10 the
All America Gable Co, Inc. in ballast.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
MASS ron JOAN or ARc.

BoEToN. May S.---Cardinsi O'Connell
presided to-day at a special moss N the
Church OF Our Lady Of Victories In OBJ
servance OF the Feast Of St Joan OF
Arc. Able Theilicr de Poncheville OF
Montreal preached the raneryric. French
Catholics from all rarts Of Boston at
tended the services.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
Transatlantic Mails.
TUESDAY. MAY 10.

Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Lithuania.
Latvsa. Esthonia and Finland, via Bergen.
sor shS chrians Ia s5e
Nadeira. Senegal. Sierra Leone and Liberia
totAvr parts OF West Africa y. via y achal.
Dakar. Frcetown. Monrovia. Half Assinie.
Attuaboe, pixcove. Seccondee and Accra
also parcel port malls for Liberia. str Cha
ma. 10 AN.
WEDNESDAY. MAY II.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar qtaly .. via
Ponta Delgada. Gibraltar and Naples; also
parcel post mails for Azores Islands and
Gibraltar, str Cretic. $3.50 AM.
Hamburg. also parcel post malls for Ger
many, Austria, Czecho-Slovakia. Hungary
and Switzerland. str Walter Luckenbach.
AM.
Italy and Greece (4). Via Naples and Pi-
raeus. str King Alexander. 1880 AN.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Utaly y. via
Ponta DelGada. Gibraltar and Naples, by
rail 70 Boston. Mass. and thence by str
Cretic, PM.
Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
MONDAY. MAY 0.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, via
Turks Island, Monte Christi, Puerto Plata.
Sanchez, Samana. La Romano. San Pedro de
Macoris. San Domingo City. Aqua and Bara-
lona, str Algonquin. l. 80 AM tsup IL M.
Hayti. except Cape Hayti and Port de Paix
canal Zone and Panama y, VIA Port au
Prince and Cristobal, str Colon, IL ~ AN.
Newfoundland ~, via st Johns. by rail to
Boston, Mass. and thence bv str Lady OF
,aspe. PM.
TUESDAY. MAY 10.
Jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca and
%arino departments Canal Zone and PanA-
ma - via Kingston, Cristobai, Cartagena.
SsavanIla and santa Marta. str Santa Marta.
30 AM.
Hnyti (Jamaica and Colombia >, via Cape
Hayti, Gonaives, Port au Prince, Kingston.
Sayanilla and Cartagena. str Lake FarLs-
on, - NJ.
Porto Rico fordinary mail only. via San
JUAN u S A T ST Mihiel, 1850 AN.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
100000 PHILADELPHIA FIRE.

PFutA~E' pHrA, May S.---Fire to-day
destroyed tho five story brick building
Of n. Tiscman & Sons. Wholesale grocers
and Importers, 246. 24s North Delaware
avenue The loss was estimated at
S2o0, 600
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Kroonland, Antwerp for New York, 10
expected to arrive In Quarantine about
midnight on Monday.
Str Cedric (Br). Liverpool for New York.
was expected to arrive IN Quarantine about
AN Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

oAIIS A.s5lS-tI.
st Mihiel. San Juan. ...............
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
Cretic, Azores, Naples. &C. .......
Walter A Luckenbach. Hamburg. {.
King Alexander, Naples and Fl
TdeuS :. I.
Santa Teresa, Cristobal. Callao
&c ...........s... :.
Maracatbo. Mayaguez, Laguayra
&c .....,.......... ...............
Guiana. Barbados ...........-...
Concho. Galveston ...............,
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
ErrROPE.


FOR SALE by private auction. building
situated In best part OF the Gru nds Boue.
Yards Paris, near Opera. Superflce 5Gt
square meters. One shop win be vacant in
1922. other premises texcept one OF little
rportance) In 1n24. Apply 10 Mr.. BELLE
TT'gTT. r. rue an Pac. Paris.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
Almanac for New York May 8.

Sun rises. 4 ~ Moon rises. Q IL AN
Sun sets........ 90 Moon SETS. D c3 I'm
TIME OF HIGH WATER MAY ..
Sandy Hook........... 6o Am ~ LN
Governors Isinnd. 8 SO AM 90 Pm
Hell Gate (Astoria).. 10 43 AN 10 90 PM
The time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving add hour.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neaos Office Is in
the Barge Office Ship Information givem by U. S.
Navy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
CLOSING OF MAILS.

the Foreign
Central Post Office mail
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1921

South street. dropped to-day at exact moor
18th meridian. or : hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
witch mean time telephone Bowling Greer
1920.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
WEDNESDAY. MAY II.

WEDNESDAY. MAY II.
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador tprints,
| &c). Nicaragua (except east coGsD, Anna
pala. Choluteca ,also prints. &c, for Ma
caome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran). In Hon
| uuras, Cauea and Narino departments OF
| Colombia. Ecuador, Peru except Iquitos)
Bolivia and Chile (other parts OF Hondura
and letter mail for Salvador y. via Cristo-
bal, Callao. Mollendo, africa. Iquioue. Anto-
IA agta and Valparaiso. str Santa Teresa.
Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela, via
Mayaguez. Laguayra, Curacao and Mara.
caibo. str Maracaibo. $50 AN tsup 1880
ST Thomas. 81 croix. St Kits. Nevis.
Saba. ST Martins. St Eustatius. Antigua.
Montsersat Guadelonpe @ H. Dominic na lcr oana Ma
via Barbados (Grenada. st Vincent and
Trinidad. str Guiana, Il NJ (sup PM).
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at Pm as follows:
China, via Portland. str West Nivaria.
Hawaii. via san Francisco. str Matsonia,
Tahiti. Marcues,s. Cook Islands, New
Zealand md specially addressed mail for
Australia, Via San Francisco, str Mariana.
May -.
dressed mail for China. via Seattle. str Tyn-
dareus, May 10.
Hawaii. Via San Francisco, str Lurline,
May 49,
Indo-China. Netherlands East indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands, via Van.
couver and Victoria, BC, str Empress OF
Russia. May 81.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco, str Sono-
ma, May 26.
@Must be speciality addressed for this
steamer.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence
| Mails OF the following dates: Sydney April
| H. Auckland 18th. Suva goth and Honolulu
| oSth, which arrived per str Niagara, were
| desrpat ched east from Seattle on May and
are due in New York on the afternoon OF
TUESDAY May TO-
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
"The Public BE ilGaSed"
NfT - NAyE-
rhonc olaI gprIun.
q. .. mAPsHAr.s' SALE.
UNITED STATES mARsHAL's SALE.

UNITED STATES MARSTTAI'N NALE.
Southern District of Florida.
ry virtue OF an Order OF Sale .Sgurd ont
~ the United States District Court Tor fhs
Southern District OF Florida. on the ffth day
OF April, 1921. notice Ii hereby given mat .
Will sell by public auction for cash on
Wednesday. the 18th day of Nav, 1921. at
Post office, Key West. Florida, the steam.
ship "Deinira." her engines. machinery.
boilers, furniture, boats and apparel and
ner cargo OF Mexican crude OIL as she now
lies moored at Key West. Florida. Tho pur-
chaser OF said cargo OF oil win be allowed
fifteen days In which TO remove same from
said ship. ~. IL. BOSWELL,
United States Marshal
ny CHARLES CURTIS. Deputy u. = Mar.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09

DROPPING OF TIME BALL.
NEW YORK, May s-'The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamenr Church Invfituie. %
The New York herald., 1921-05-09

FOR SALF--Tugs barxes. lighters scows.
boilers gasoiene pumps. WARREN COR
DON, txa Liberty ST. ". x. Q.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09
MAnINE-roR SALE on WANTED.


FOR RALE--Tug, "A inch square. foot draft
excellent condition; 5000. MCINTOSH
AGENCY, III Broadway. Bowl'H Green 1851
The New York herald., 1921-05-09

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS nna TOURS.
The New York herald., 1921-05-09

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
BOOTS ROGERS IS FREED
OF H. 7. PIERCE MURDER
Jury Also Aoquits Her Of Com
pIloity in tho Killing Of the
PhlladeIphian.

Philadelphia. Pa. April z.--Marie
("Boots") Rogers was yesterday nc
quilted by jury OF the charge of being
Accessory after the fnot in connection
with the killing of Henry T. Pierce.
manufacturers sales agent, last Mo-
vember.
The jury had been instructed by
Judge Audenreid to acquit tho defen-
dant on the indictments charging muir
der and granddaughter. after the do
fense had failed I'm It's plea to take the
case out Of the jury's hands
Marie Rogers was the last Of three
defendants to be tried for the killing.
Peter u. Treadway, the first to 20 on
trial. vus convicted and sentenced to =
term OF from nineteen and half 10
twenty years in the Eastern peniteu-
tiary.
Joseph A. Moss. who pleaded guilty
on Tuesday to being an accessory after
the fact. wns sentenced yesterday ly
Judge Audenreid 90 is months in the
county prison. his term 10 date from his
commitment on December g. fine Of
800 was alHo imposed Henry NJ.
s;tevenson. in making plea for leni-
ency. told the court TINT Moss had been
subjected to n third degree by tho Pitts
burg police before being brought to
this city. lie -nid two Of Mosss teeth
were knocked out and his eyes blaolen-
ed when no refused 70 confess 20 the
Staying.
Marion A. Elliott. who is accused of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
FIrANCIAL NOTES.

Tic greatest number OF idle freight cars
Is f6c history of American railroads was
-, o~ticr on March - whom they num-
Dsrrd 4SaAIl This was 1912 cars more
fhan thr former record made on March
lafa DURING the decline in business follow
tng the signing Of the srnistlce.
Automobile companies IN Michigan are
o. about ~ pcr cent 0f capacity. IL IS sta ted
uifh the prospect of an increase to so per
cent in their operations this month and
prxt brvond which no reliable estimate can
hs made Action viii he taken next Tues
aay ON the General Motors dividend which.
according TO best information. Will be
maintained.
crp Halfway Company for last year issued
last evening demonstrat tcs a general posi-
ton of stiu further increased strength
ulfh tho equities for the common stock
ant.r more iarEer La view Of the changes
and conditions during 1920 the income
statement Il not 50 important. but at that
r shows slI.547 .O96 earned 10 meet the :
per cent dividend on the common stock
amounting 10 s. sos $50. which was paid
.The Ia lsrre sheet shows total corporate
Surplus Of S95.75S.173 accumuls ted to the
aavanfaue Of the common stock
The decline in General Motors yesterday
vas not great. but IL appeared at one time
during ne day as IL q concerted effort was
leing made on the short side in this issue
The shares dipped close TO their low Of last
year but recovered a bit toward the close
ending the session with net decline OF
only a q point. The General Motors Di-
fecfo~s meet for dividend action next Tues
day and " all street is a bit uncertain as to
what cuur~e will be pursued. In some
quarters unfsvorable action on the divi-
dend is expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover April 2.-Chsrters we're filed hero,
1esterday as follows
nitsd stores Inc. Cleveland Ohio
capItaI $4,000 600 Royal star oil Co.
TGpeka han $500 600. National Royal
ties Co Philadelphia. Ps s. 600 900: Reiss
Motors Inc Wilmington. Del. SO 900 600:
Florida Ii-Bo-Pak Co. Wilmington, Del
81 500. .uau american Family Inc. Buffalo.
y \ 81 aUU 600. Reclaiming and Refining
60 - Philadelphia. 1880 900; Reeves
Datnestic tiiities Co, New York City.
~ fHtn 0pO Montana Independent Pipe
LINZ. 20 New York City. $500 900. Pennsyl-
,ania Import and Export Co. Pittsburg
ga $500 600 American Transatlantic Line,
NJ New York City. $500 900, Rosiclare
bu and Gas Co. Dover. Del $500 600 ;
Johnson Investment Co. Wilmington. Del
$50. 900 Peninsula Auto Express Co, Will
Inlngton. Del, 100000. Kensington Motor
Club Philadelphia. Pa. 500 900 Golden
Rule Mining and Development Co. wichita
Kan 500 600 Mid West Drug Co, Chi
cago IN 100000.
Change IN name OF Harnsberger-A Mcdonald
Corporation 20 Hadon Products Corpora
tion and increase In capital from 81 $50. 600
to sl5 500 0uO, New York City. Acorn Oil
aud Refining Co 70 Acorn Petroleum Cor
noration 500. 900 20 50 900 600 Central
knitting Co 10 Peter LewIcki & Co, vii
rningtou Del Oakland Investment Co to
oakdale Investment Co. Anderson &
tustafason Inc, 20 Gustsfson & Spencer
Inc Chicago. Ill.