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Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15
Shea News Bureau
MAGAZINE SPECIALIST
UNION SQUARE
ROAD SOCIETY
A rabbit supper is to be given BY

A rabbit supper is to be given by the
grange at the church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley johnson and
Miss Jean Palmer of Providence were at
Harry Palmer's Friday. Mrs. Eugene
Palmer returned with them for the win
ter
The grange held special meeting on
Thursday and elected officers for the new
year.
Or. Ira H. Noyes is on trip through
the west after attending the medical con-
ference in Philadelphia
Mrs. E. II. Peabody, Miss Grace D
Wheeler and S. n. Williams viewed ths
parade in Westerly Friday afternoon.
Miss Sylvia Palmer entertained mum
Der of friends at her home Saturday
Games We're enjoyed and refreshment:
were served.
VIII Palmer Of Boston spent SUNDAY
with his mother, Mrs Stephen Palmer.
Amos g. Hewitt, who has been treas
urer OF the grange for a number of years
resigned at the last meeting and c. ]
YORK was elected to the office.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15
A BuIletic Want
Advertisement VIII Get r.


Chicago Stock Co at Davis Theatre.
Vaudeville and Motion P1culres al
Strand Theatre.
Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre.
Shetucket Lodge, No. 81, l. o. o. F.,
meets in Odd Fellows Hall.
Norwich Nest, No. 1896. o. 90, meets
in Owls Hall
Ionic Camp. No. 1894. NJ. VA meet.
in Steiner's Hall
Wauregan Lodge, No. 6. K. of p. meets
in Engineers Hail.
Norwich Central Labor Union meets in
Carpenters Hall
st. James Lodge. No %, F. and A. NJ,
meets in Masonic Temple.
Rose Of New England Lodge. No. 23e4,
g. u O. of o. 3, meets at SO West Main
Street
Clara Barton Tent, No. Z. D. q v,
meets in Buckingham Memorial
Slater Lodge. No. 500, N. T. o P.
meets in Germania HALL
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15

FOR SALE-Two-horse extension reach
gear. Archibald wheels. pair team haT-
nesses, two-horse dump cart. Henry w.
Church. Montvilie, Conn. Tel. 1879.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15
scr. NORTH Main Street property

Miss Isabel and Annie McCliman have
sold through the agency OF Francis d.
Donohue TO Stanley Waienda their prop
erty located at No. 5<s. $50, 552 North
Main street It Is four tenement house
with large lot. Mr.. walenda win I'M
prove the property.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15
A Bulletin For Sale
Advertisements Win Sell Il


FOR SALE-Stove parts for all makes
of stoves. Bring name of stove and
number. New London Salesrooms 16
Water St.. Norwich, Conn. Tel 1882.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15

FOR SALE-One dump cart and one
pair of team harnesses. Frank Lathrop,
Thamesville. nov15d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15

FOR sALE-A splendid business prop
erty on Main St, Middretown, Conn. For
particulars, inquire of e. a. Glaawin. III
Court ST.. MiddletoHn. Conn. nov16d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15
MUSIC
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE To CREDITORS.
at A CoI0E uE PROBATE IFEIB
ut Norwich. within :,ns. for The District Of
Norwich, on the 18th day Of November
A. D. 1921
PresenI NELSON j. &YIING. Judge
Estate OF Battista Fulignani, late of
Norwich. in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the Administrator cite
the creditors OF said deceased to bring
in their claims against said estate within
dix months from ilsis date. ny posting
notice to that effect. togeli with n COPY
OF this order. OH che signpost nearest 10
the place where said deceased last dweit.
and III the same Town. and by publishing
the same once In newspaper having q
circulation in said District. and make re-.
turn to this Court
NELSON !. AYI.TNG, Judge.
The abo Ie and foregoing is a l.us copy
Attest: HELEN M. DREscIIsR
Clerk.
GOTICE.-AI creditors OF said de-
ceased are hereby notified 10 present theif
claims against said estate TO Tho under
signed at 1913 High ST. Norwich, Conn.
within the time limited in the above and
ORESTE BIAGIoNI.
/ no715d Administrator.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15

CoiIinsville.-There are 12s names on
Canton's honor roll on the Collinsvilis
green. Six have tho gold star attached
to their >rames.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15
HYDE s BRIGGS ......... Auotioneers
STEAMSHIPS

GLARK.s 18th cruise; Feb. 18th. from
New York, Mediterranean, Egypt and
Europe, by specially chartered Canadian
Pacific superb steamer Empress OF
France, 184S1 gross tons; IA days, first
class, $500 and up; Is days in Egypt
and Palestine. Hotels. drives. fees
guides included. Stop-oyers in Europe
IL days in Paris, in London, $50. Frank
c. Clark Times Bldg, New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15
CkReeoDIST
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

HAVE your tires I.hreaded. look like
Lanoie Tire Co.. 80 W. Main St feb24d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15

go = - > : = -
COAL. seasoned wood and bindings IN
large or small quantities Phone Bc4 az
ls2s-s. R Shapiro Willow st, formerly
psTke4 Lana dsc4A1
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15

BEAUTIFUL babys grand Sonora pho
nograph. regular ssT5. special for quick
sale s176; easy terms granted. The
PIapt- gladden. Company. Norwich, Conn.
FOR SALE-Gosd seasoned wood, So
cord; in 3-cord lots. IS 80 per cord chest
nut wood, So cord IN 3-cord lots, $3.50
cord. Henry Saucer. Danielson. Conn.
Tel s1-a. augl6d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
POLITE LA USINELE
TELLING BELLE
VERNON co.

Usinele companiei de 1apte
Telling-Belle Vernon, din Cedar
ave, al carei visitii 81 soferi carl
due laptele la ease sunt in greva,
= au fost pazite All de 20 oficeri
de la polite, Il politisti Gu mo.
tocicleta 81 opt politisti pedes-
trasi. La cele1alte statii ale com
paniei n'au fost decat cativa po-
litisti. Datoria lor este ca sd dea
destula protectie camioanelor earl
due lapte la spitale 81 la casele
unde sunt sugaci. In decursul III
lei de eri s'au intamplat uncle
cOnflicte mai neinscmnate intre
sOferii acestor camioane 81 soferil
grevisti.
Primarul FitzGerald luat a.
supra sa sarcina de intermedia
intre grevisti 81 companie, dar
Ziua de eri ma adus nici un re-
sultat. Ambele particle au accep.
tat ca diferendul sa fie submis
unei comisii de arbitrare. Sc crede
ca pacea Sc va face All 81 greva,
care e in detrimental publicului
cOnsumatOr, Sc va termina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04

POsta de All ne-a adus urmatoru]
ravaS pentru rubrica aceasta:
Stimate die Pascu,
Avdnd I'M vedere nadretM scop
pc care ia in,brd!i$at Uniunea So
cietdtilor Romdne de Ajutor 81 Gu,
turd din. America, impreund ca
ziarul "AmericG" pri,a colocta des-
chisd pentru Universitatea Popu,u-
rd NicOlae IOrga, care sc "a sidi ia
Vdlenii de Mataate, nci, romdnii din
WoodlaWn, desi tdrziu, totusi me
cunoastem chemarea 81 ne focem
datOria dupd cat ne este IN putintd.
Aldturat binepoiti a primi an
mandat postal I'M ivaIoare de S32 IS,
dintre care sun,d de $500 sunt do
natl din fondM societdtii noastre,
"Lumina 81 Pr0gresul Ronadn," lar
restM au fost colectati dela fraii'
rOmdni din dcest oras, carl surt
scrisi pc lista aldturatd.
In numele soc. "Lumina 81 Pro
gresul Romdm' 81 Romdnilor din
Woodlawn, Pa, primiti salutdrile
moastre frdtesti 81 urdrile aocstre
pentru realisarea frumosulm sccp.
GEORGE RIDUT
Presedinte.
NICOLAE COMANELIA
Secretar financiar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
METEOR IN
ALLIANCE. O,

Alliance, OhiO.-Oameni de sti-
inta vor investiga din partea CO.
legiului Mount Union de aici un
crater ce Sc crede ca e cauzat de
caderea unui meteor pc ferma lui
Daniel Caine.
DOamna Caine fost desteptata
din somn eri dimineata de lar
ma mare 81 trezindu-se vazut O
lumina orbitoare, care ma durat
mai multi de cateva secunde. Fri
dupa amiazi doamna Caine a des-
coperit 0 groapa mare in fundul
curtii.
G. F. Lamb, professor de geolo-
gle la Mount Union crede ca era
terul acesta e cauzat de un meteor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
PAGUBE DE 100000 DIN
CAUZA UNUI Foe.

Youngstown, O. 4 Nov. - Usi.
nele Holland Bread Co. au fost
distruse total de un foe ce a isbuc-
nit asia noapte. Pagrba este eva
luata la suma de $2,OOO.OOO. eau
"a focului este ca exploadat
ceva gaz acumulat intr 'un cup.
tor. In aceasta usina Sc faceau
10000 camioane de pane zilnic
200 muncitori raman fara lucru
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
CAROL DETRONAT
PRIN LECE

Budapesta, 4 Nov. Fostul
rege Carol a fost detronat, lar
familia Habsburgilor, deprivata
de drepturile de mostenire, -
prin lege introdusa in Adunarea
Nationala de contele Stefan Beth
len, premierul Ungariei. Aceasta
lege fost 1ntrodusa eri 81 Sc ere
dea ca desbaterile vor dura timp
de doua zile, dar All s'a votat
legea, care promulgata Gu ziua
votarii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
CONCERTELE ORCHESTREI
DIN CLEVELAND.

Orchestra din Cleveland, care
plasata -inyioca Ii ~ taoilca fntrt
orchestrcle din Statele Unite, -
d inceput concertele din sezOnul
1921-22. Acesta este un event
ment insemnat in viata artistica
a orasului nostru. Conducatorul
orchestrei, oil Nikolai Sokoloff
nu numai un musician 81 dirigent
escelent dar 81 un ON muncitor 81
de energie rara, reusit ca in
Occurs de trei AMI sd castige un
prestigiu malt in cercurile muzi-
Gale din Statele Unite pentru or
chestra compusa din 90 persoane
81 condusa de domnia -sa. Con
certe Sc dau in fiecare .Joi seara
81 Sambata dupa amiazi la Ma
sonic Hail. Concertul de eri seara
a fost compus din doua parti.
Partea intaiu (Symphony i'll Do
minor de Cesar Franck) cerut
0 munca puternica atat din par
tea conducatorului cat 81 din par.
tea orchestrei. Munca fost de-
pusa de ambele part 81 executa-
rea a. fost excelenta lar publicul
recunoscator a apreciat aceasta
prin aplausele indelungate. Par.
tea a doua fost compusa din
piese mai usoare carl au captivat
81 pc cei carl nu dispun de o cul-
tura mai mare muzicala. Tenorul
| Edward johnson cantat dOua
cantece populare de italienii
Giordano 81 |. Pizzetti 81 de anne.
ricanul Ch. L. Critics, mai apoi
o arie din Carmen, opera lui Bi-
, yet. Vocea calda a d-lui johnson
placut multi publicului care Ia
aplaudat frenetic. Fantasia Sim
fonica lui Loeffler, in care
sunt eXprimatc Gu atata maiestrie
uneltirile Duhului Necurat, ara
tat poate mai multi decat celelaltc
piese discipline orchestrei 81 cali
tatile de conducatOr ale d-lui So
koloff, care Gu poemul simfonic
'Finlandia' de Sibelius a ter.
minat programul de eri seara spre
cea mai mare multamire a publ
cului.
Indemnam pc romanii din ora.
sui nostru ca sd cerceteze cat sc
poate de multi aceste concerto
care poleesc sufletul 81 procur5
placeri Gu mutt mai mari decat
diferitele pictures show" -uri
Concertele de Sambata de dup;
amiazi sunt atat de ieftine, inca
nu costa mai multi de eat cinema
tografele, lar placerea sufleteas
ca incomparabil mai mare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
Atlanta Statelor Unite Gu
Europa g Q iluZie
UNITE NU Sc VA ALA GU ENCLITERA ST
FRANTA, zICE AMBAsADoRUI. HARVEY

LIVERPOOL, 3 Nov.-George Harvey ambasador Sta
elor Unite in Marea Brtane vorbnd aseara la Camera de
Colne din Liverpool, zs ca atlanta defintva Statclor
Unite Gu ngitera 81 Frna sugesonat de curand de Loru
Derby, este sperana desarta
Digresiunea aceasa facut-o vobnd despre suata in
dustrlel INTERNATIONALLY prle ambasadorul Harvey
atacat colunsmu 81 socialismu aprand princpie ndv
dualismului.
In dgresunea dal, d. Harvey reamntit declaratiunea
Lorduu Derby exprmat convingeea ca succesu con-
ferne pentu lmitarea desamamenuu care va avea oc la
Washington nsemna pacea 81 insuccesu va nsemna un
rasboiul lntr un viitor apropiat.
Vorbltorul reamntit 81 sugestunea Lorluu
Derby facuta fostuu Presednte al Repubice franceze d.
Polncare prileju unui banche Marea recuta ca allan
francoengeza pentru nteresu pacei asnd
sa Sc mtrevaza sperana mare ca America eventual
intra in combinatie.
Aclm pare ca cazut asupra sarcna neericita de
cand sunt in Englitera ambasadoru Harvey sa
rlslpesc uzllle Gu prvre la audnea Staeor Unite Eu
numi pot ncpui servcu mai efecv din parea unu SOL
dortor sunt de emna cauzee carl pot aduce ne
nteeger decat spune franc sguan ce va aduce vii
tol medat or cat Fl de neplacut penru Gel carl ma
asculta
Porvit aceasa potca buna rea ma STINT obligat
spun franc ca speranta expmaa de Lordul Derby rebue
socotita desarta.
Prmul nostru presedine xat clar 81 fara echivocuri
olca Sateor Unite cand Ell rugat cauros pc conarot
ui sa nu ntre nici odaa intro atlanta peranen Gu vreo
alta puere Aceas poltca fost reafrmat de ap de oi
succesorii lui.
'Aceasa fost repetata tare in ultima noastra cam
panic naonaa de presednee nostru 81 conrmata de
maJortate peste orr comparable paa poporuui nostr
. In vederea acesor lmpreurar fac mai multi decat
decara cand pronun ca inrarea Stateor Unite atlanta
peranenta o cat sar parea de acune e
te Gu totul imposiba
Mar ii, deci, parte inteepcune inature dis
cuun 81 char sugestuni de propuner carl in orc
caz orr cat ar fl demne de auda geu putea alt
scop decat nuri dusmani 81 intrsa prieteni al Ma
rel Brtanii ca; 81 al Frante carl traesc in Amerca?''
Trecnd la subectu economic d-sa zis ca Ottawa ranas
dupa razbou este mai putin tuburatoare 81 drusaor
decat razboiu in sine
Dsa intrand in amanunte 81 pc paron 81 pe ucra-
tori de stua actuala. Patroni sa coboarc pre-
turtle produselor pc lucrtor ceasr tot mai pune
de lucru 81 eafa tot mai mare?
Zice ca primu prncipu fundamental pc rcbue sal
1ecunoasem este ca ege economce snt superoare ego
facute de egluori Ca 81 ofera constitute asa eg
or la oate mdse 81 dupa lunga perioaa suprapro
ducte acm urmeaza perioada de subprouce
normal.
Dsa zice ca poca ul1nata de paron 81 de lucritor
neghoaba 81 Isl bate de ege fundamentals ale econonie
poitica prmedoasa care daca apica afacerile in
ternat tionae mareste linens prmejda unu razbo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-04
Americas Making

NEW YORK, 4 Nov. = Printul
Bibescu, Tileston Wells, 81 Dina
Asquith, vor lua parte la "seara
Romano" de la Expozitia Anne
rica's Making.
Dumineca seara, &C., 100 Ro-
mani imbracati in costume natio-
male vor veni anume La aceasta
serbare de La Cara Pennsylvania.
Programul cuprinde intre alte-
le, jocuri rationale 81 cantarea
Doinei. Sc prevede un enthusiasm
de nedescris in Seara Romanilor.
Toti Romanii din New York 81
jur sunt rugati sa ia parte, la
Americas Making" II Regi-
ments Armory, New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
RlFLEMEN LEAVE.
Delaware Cuardsmen and Civ
ilians to Participate in Ohio
Matches.

The National Guard and civilian
rifle teams left this city shortly be-
fore noon today. for philadelphia,
from where they will 40 to Cleveland,
Ohio. to take part In the rifle matches
10 be held during the newt four or
ave weeks In that State and especini-
ny at Camp Perry.
The members will spend two weeks
An the school of musketry, after which
they will engage In the National Riue
Association matches. the Ohio State
Rifle Association matches and the Ma
tional matches.
The National .guardsmon making
the trip are as follows:
Major David NJ. Salter. team cap
tain; First Lieutenant j. G. Me
taughlin. team coach. first Lieuten
ant William II, Stewart, Second Lieu-
tenant Edward A. Watson. Sergeant
Major William s. Jackson. Sergeant
Islwood s. Salter, Sergeant Fred
I,aker. Jr.. Sergeant II. w. Cook, Ser
geant Henry X. Roscoe, Sergeant
William Nj. Roberts, Sergeant El-
weod j. Rossell, Sergeant George
Neal, Sergeant Harvey Sturgis.
Private George ]. Dougherty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
LIBERAL PRAISE FOR
C|TY'S TRAFFIC COPS
New Yark Resident Says They
Are Most Polite and Oblig-
ing He Found Anywhere.

In n letter he has writtea 10 Mayor
Leroy Harvey, which was receivcd by
the mavor this morning. ). |. Cooper
assistant manager of the Atlantic steam
shin lines OF the Southern Pacific Co,
with headuuaricrs in New York City,
gives liberal praise To the traffic officers
of this city for their uniform politeness
nl courtesy TO tourists and others who
have occasion 10 use the streets OF VIII
mington. MIR. Cooper writes that IN no
city visited ON a long tour did he Ind
such ohligmg officers rs here.
His letter, which is decidedly interest
ing is rs follows:
"New York. Aug. 25.
"lIis Honor, the Mayor OF Whining
ton. Wilmington, Delaware.
"Dcar Sir: have Just returned from
a long motor trip that took me through
many cities, Including twice through
Wilmington, and | think II IS due you
and 90 your police force TO tell you that
IN no city did meet such courteous AID
ohiiging police officers as | met IN VIII
mngton and Philadelphia. We became
somewhat mixed IN getting into and out
of Wilmington and II was necessary 70
inquire from many officers and eacn OF
tatNftl AtiNffAANft Nttt httttPHN esfsN
and courtesy and really seemed ANXIOUS
10 dirrct instead OF command and DON'T
necr. One officer near the Hotel du Pont
was - considerate as to assure me that
personal effects left in my car while
went into the hotel would be looked
after and actually solicited that | drive
aruund the block snd come back TO hlm
81 he could tell me how TO get out OF the
city toward New Castle S-2o-2l, lU
m This was most unusual, and
congratulate YOU aud compliment the
cty 81 Wilmington on the splendid
ners0ancl nf the Police Department. II
i certainly A pleasure and refreshing TO
como IN contact with such officers of the
Law and shall always remember with
Measure the treatment we received II
their hands, for no reason than %
oblirc Yours truly,
IS |. Cooper"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
CIIZZI3JI;W1
Helps make rich. red blood
and revitalixe weak nerves
WEAK NERVES
AND THIN BLOOD
RUIN HEALTH OF THOUSANDS WITHOUT
THEIR EVER suSPECTInC THE REAL
CAUSE OF THEIR TROUBLE-
IRON STARVATION

An enormous number of people who
ought "a he strong. vigorous and in the
prime of life are constantly complain :
ing of weak nerves. headaches, pains
nrross the back. disturbed digestion.
shortness of breath. paipitation of the
heart. a general run down" condition
melancholy, bad memory, etc, all IS q
result OF iron starvation OF the blood,
There are 10000, ,ppo. 600 600 red blood
eorpuscles In your blood and each one
must have iron. without iron your blood
also loses its power TO change food Into
living cells and tissue, and nothing you
eat does YOU the proper amount of good .
YOU do not get the fun strength out Of u
aud as a consequence YOU become greatly
weakened both In body and mind
III you are not strong or well you owe u
to yourself 20 make the following test
See how long you can work or how far you
can walk without becoming tired. Next
take two nve-grafn tablets of Nusated
Iron three times per day after meals for
two weeks Then test your strength again
and see how much you have gained
Over 4 900 600 people annually are
using Nuxatei Iron. IL will not iniure th
teeth no disturb tho stomach. because IL
Is organic iron like the iron ia your blont
and like the iron in spinach lentlls, aud
apples and not metallic iron which people
usually take. Your tuoney viii be re
funded by the manufacturers II you do
not obtain satisfactory results. Beware
of substitutes Look for the word
'Nuxatcd' on every package and the
letters N. |. on ever tablet. sold by all
druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
PARoLED TWICE.
Michael Brank. Arraigned in City Court,
Given'"Two Chances

Micheel Brank, already on parole for
laeceny, was placed under two-years
parole 10y Judge Hastings IN Municipal
Court today, after he had pleaded
guilty TO assault and battery on his
wife.
Brank struck his wife on the mouth,
breaking off a tooth. They had been
uuarreling because she anne IN late, he
said; she started 10 scratch hun, when
in warding her of he accidentally struck
her. he stated. Brank asked the court
TO give him another chance, saying he
had been dong good" during the year
of this parole, giving all his money to
his wife. They have three children.
Requesting j. A, Oliver, probation
officer, 10 yet the man work enough to
provide him with funds TO leave this
city, Judge Hastings dismissed John
Cummings, charged with vagrancy.
Cummings said he came from New
York and was looking for work here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
MAY GET ROAD SCRAPER.
Levy Court Favorably Impressed With
New Type of Machine.

County Engineer Charles +. Grubb
and party of levy Court commis-
sloners were favorably impressed with
the workings Of new type Of road
scrapcr and grader which was seen in
operation on an eight-mile stretch Of
concrete roa wav now beng CON
structcd near Bridge'On. y. ].
While the type examined, for con-
tractors use. was somewhat heavier
than required for road maintenance, the
nrinciple, that Of vertical wheel b aring
whatever the angle with the axle, COM
mended itself as probably being useful
on local roads. IL is not unlikely that
one Of the lighter machines may b Sc
cured for trial through action 10y the
Levy Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
AWAIT CHANcELLoR's DECISION
Opinion. In Action Against Safety Di-
rectors Not Expected Before Next
Werk

No decision has yet been received
from Chancellor Josiah Q. Wolcott rela-
tive 70 the action against the directors
Of the Department Of Public Safety N
creating the paid fire department, City
Solicitor Reuben Satterthwaltc, Jr.,
said today that he did not anticipate
any opinion much before the first OF
next week
Ii is understood the Chancellor when
he has compiled his opinion will forward
il to Wilmington, and that it will not
be filed in Dover. There was u general
impressi n this morning that it might
he received here on Monday next. The
case has attracted so much attention
that the court opinion is being awaited
with the kecnest interest not only by
the city fficials but by the members oi
all the fire companies and the citizens
in general
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
81. Lakes Bake Tomorrow.

Tho ladies' Auxiliary of st. Luke's
Church will hold bake In the office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
.MExICaN PETE REPORT PROBE
stock Exchange Summons Members
10 show Books Of Thursdays
Transactions.

rsy Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. August 26.-In its inves-
tigation of a break in Mexican Petrol
cum after a false report regarding the
comnany's dividend had been dis
remenated by a ticker service, the
New York stock Exchange today
ordered its members to report their
transactions in the stock yesterday
and the day before, with names Of
clients. prices and other details.
The ticker service claimed it had
teen deceived by a telephone message
and in this connection the order OF the
exchange for information as TO short
and long commitments was regarded
as significant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
PINE A. A. ORGANIZES.

The Pine A. a held their first meet
Ing in the club headquarters last
night and elected officers as follows
Ray August. president: Wallace Ions
president: Richard Quinn, secre-
sAry and John Murphy, treasurer.
A football team wall represent the
club on the gridron this fall and Nor
man Pyle was elected manager OF
the team, with practice called for
Monday evening at :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
kinditng From Church Building.

Through the razing Of the Church
Tenth and Market streets.
he site for the erection OF the new
Public Library. many
families are being sup
piled with kindling wood. Hundreds
of youngsters, with wagons and other
types OF conveyance. to-
day collected at the site and were
permitted TO cart away the debris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-26
New State Laws Being Distributed.

Paper bound copies OF the laws Of
Delaware passed at the 9sth General
Assembly, commenced and held at
Dover January 4, 1921. forming Vol
ume XXNII of the series. have been
received at the office OF the Prothono-
tary. in the Public Building, and are
ready for distribution to those in
tcrested