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Correct English
Do Not Saw 1t This Way:

Do Not Say 1t This Way:
WAS you at home yesterday?
THERE'S three of them not present
Circumstances ALTERS cases.
To do noble deeds ARE honorable
The correctness of his statements
ARE doubtful
Say II This Way:
WERE you at home yesterday?
There ARE three of them not
present.
Circumstances ALTER cases.
To do noble deeds is honorable.
The correctness of his statements
is doubtful.
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You are constipated, bilious, and
what you need is one or two Cascarets
tonight sure for your liver and bowels.
Then you will wake up wondering
what became of your dizziness, sick
headache, bad cold, or upset, gassy
stomach. No griping-no inconven-
fence. Children love Cascarets, too
10, 25, so cents-Advertiseme
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MINERS ON WARPATH

PARIS, Jan. SINNERS in the Ruhr
district OF Germany have decided to
deprive Bavaria of coal as a step to.
ward forcing Bavaria to disa rm the
civil guards, the disarmament of
which has been demanded by the al
lies, says a Berlin dispatch to the
Matin, quoting the Rhenish Journal, a
socialist organ. ..-
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1t is planned by laying aside an
average of 1925, 100000 a year for a
sinking fund. the war debt of Canada,
$2,127, 4S1. 800, will be paid before De,
cember /, 1887.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE tablets. The genuine bears
the signature of e. w. Grove. SOC.
Advertisement
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VENTURES IN COMMON SENSE
By ED HOWE

question In every discussion
anarchist or
discussing affairs
Create IS hiding fool streak; people
love catch others
in foolish they themselves
it all right to rob the 1oois
But will less and teach
enough TO
religion out gooo
this VINO thnh ne ho
who mas mace
he
cure that does MN ho sooo' ou 0
a cured
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TODAY'S TALK
BY George Matthew Adams, Author OF
THE AVAILABLE MAN

Diogenes Athens with his
through the alleys and byplaces for an honest
And the
foolish
andal
You could pick n he a
He is himself lighted lantern!
II you available folks will be after without going
to the
find The valuable sits at work mnding
whether anything better is .-
est and lacking
Do
be
No matter how without there
often and with zeal than hunt jobs.
This great
est living Oft generalities!
important thing for be
and ready.
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Headers may obtain answer to
questions by writing the Palladium
SueStfOns and Answers departmeut
All Questions should be written plainly
and briefly. Answers will be given
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The popular notion it is all right to rob the TO
But finally become necessary to rob them less ana e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Commodity prices, as expressed in Dun s
index number for July l, made further
decline from January ] having been 1875
per cent, and 3o.3 per cent from the top
point reached May i last year.
The 81 500 900 cumulative s per cent
preferred stock of the Darco Corpora tion.
underwritten by the Atlas Powder Com
pany. is to be sold by Gillespie. Needs q
Co. Of New York. with bonus OF so per
cent in common stock.
With a firm conviction that the short
interest in the market is large. brokers
have been surprised at the small apparent
borrowing demand for stocks Inc ex-
planation is that the ioanine of stocks has
been largely systematized and centered
by two members of the New York stock
exchange, who have lists of large holders
and place borrowers in direct touch with
them
The American Railways Company reports
operating revenue for June at SI,5I9,54l
against sI.455.042 in June, 1920, and for
sir months, SO, 454. .342, against s9,Qi7 1856.
9It is becoming more evident daily that
the shop crafts OF the railroad workers are
accepting the reduced scale of wages
without unsertling further an already
dAmcult railroad situation. The workers
in the shops of the Erie Railroad at Buff
faio and Hornell will return to work
Monday morning. These shops. which
employ l.S0O men, have been closed for
some months.
The Franklin Automobile Comnanv's
profits in the first nve months OF 1927
are estimated at s755.oDo after taxes In
ITS syracuse plant 3.<ou persons, ,O0O
having been added to the payroll since
January 1. are employed OF those en-
pIoyes, 1925 or 30 per cent, have pur-
chased the company's stock
Special weakness was noted in su0a~
stocks again yesterday, although no
news accounts for their slump American
Sugar broke nearly 5 points to 90 and
Cuban American Sugar got under II
The softness in Cuba Canes common
stock. which declined TO 81, extended
also to it's preferred stock and itS
per cent bonds. which made new lows =,
224 and 81. respectively
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
E|GHT.P POINT BREAK
IN AMERICAN EXPRESS
Pronounced Weakness in Other
Respects Featured Stock
Market This Morning.

px Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. July 9--(Wall Street
p.s0 a. m.)--Stocks were irregular al
the opening of today's session Moder-
ate strength i'm some of the oils and
industrials was offset by declines else
where.
In the first half-hour, however. the
market developed pronounced weak
ness. Mexican Petroleum reacted ga
points and declines of l 20 3 points
accompanied the selling OF Atlantic
Gulf, General Asphalt. Harvester,
American Sugar and Sumatre Tobac-
cb An eight-point break i'm American
Express was the feature among spec
talties.
Another adverse development was
q sharp decline of British exchange
rates.
Demand bills on London were quot
cd at ss.6S. approximating the lowest
quotation Of the year.
Further price concessions We're re-
cor,iede in the early part of today's
session. Selling again centered amoug
shares of doubtful dividend status.
Sentiment was more bearish because
of-,Veakness in foreign exchange. es-
pecially the British rate. Extreme
reactions OF one to almost four points
were made by prominent oils. motors,
steels. equipments and specialties,
These were largely retrieved with
some substantial gains in the final
hour when rails served to stabilize the
hist ~,
The closing WASH fstrong. Sales ap-
proxmated 100000 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
PHIIA, PRODUCE MARKET.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, July 9.-Wheat, low
er: No red winter, 1901 Sc, do
gariicky, t.16@1.2i.
corn. higher; No. 2 for export, 52
6a7s. No. ). 5QGu.
oats. higher: No. white, 25th a
as: No. white. 44h sd45.
Butter. higher: western creamery
extra, 5sis: nearby prints, fancy. 40
mst
Eggs. higher; nearby extra fivsts,
"a: do. firsts. 33i2; western extra
hrsts. 80: do. firsts. 22is; fancy Sc
lected, packed. 45G4s.
Cheese, higher; New York whole
milk. fancy fats, fresh, 17@ts; com
mon to good, 15G16; Longhorn, fresh,
17@1s: single daisies. fresh. 17@1s.
live poultry, duli and lower: fowls,
as 10 quality, 2s@33; spring chickens,
broilers, not leghorns. 30@43; do, leg
horns, 25635; old roosters. 16@1s;
ducks. white pekin. 1s@20; mixed
colors, 17n1s.
Dressed poultry, firm; fowls, high :
er: fresh killed fowls, choice
to fancy, 35@57; do. small sizes, ESQ
81: broners, nearby, 5o@5e; do. west
ern. 4s0so: old robeters, 1907;
ducks. Long Island. 2S; do, nearby, "a.
Potatoes, firm; southern No. 1.
5.ooG3.75 per barrel: do, No. 2, and
culls. 1000 so; nearly 1ve-eighths
bushel basket, No. j, 7o@s0; No. 2,
Flour, dull; soft winter straight,
western, e.50d6.75; do. nearby, 5000
$40; hard winter, straight, 6.so@I74o; ;
60 short patent. 7.40@7.s0; spring.
arst clear, e.5O@7.oo: do, patent, 775
6s.1e; do, short patent. S,25@S.7S;
fancy spring and city mills patent,
family brand, 9. .oo@)9 $50
Hay, unsettled; timothy, No 2, 1000
@2l.o0: No. 8, I7.oo@ls.oO; sample,
is:Oo61s.o0; no grade, 1oo0@12 90:
clover mixed hay, light mixed, 1880
@19.oo; No. /. mixed, 17.0o@1S.0o.
Tallow. dull: prime city loose. 3&;
&c special loose. Az; prime country,
~; edible, in tierces, 81.
Bran, steady. soft winter in 100fb
sacks, 23.oo@25.oo; spring. 22.50@
$500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
OBITUARY.
James saunders.

Greensboro, Nd, July a.-,tames
Saunders, native Of PENNSYLVANIA.
died at the home Of his vp,insest
daughter, Mrs. Charles WEIGH. near
Harrington. Del. In his ciehtv-sixth
year. He Is survived by nine childenp
three boys and six girls. The funeral
was held at the home and intermept
:was made In Greensboro cemetery
Ssix srandsons acted as pallbearers.
! Mrs. =. J. Bramble Dead.
! Cambridge. Md, July g.-Mrs. Sarah
y. Brambls. wife OF Cant Cood,nat,
W Bramble, died Thursday morning
ef. her home here. She is survived
hy her husband and six children.
Messrs. Harry, Clayton and Lula
Bramble Of this city, Mrs. Ida Jester
and Mr.. Fred Bramble Of Church
Greek and Mr.. Ernest Branibla, of
Baltimore.
bryan Conlin.
Lawrence Conlin has received word
Of the death Of his brother, BRYAN. a
trolley car conductor of MiddIetovn
y. y. on Thursday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
rRNN.s aRovr Is PROSPEROUS.
Financial Associations Orxanised Dur.
Ing War Con tinue Good Business.

Penn's Grove. N. j., July p.--There
is some permanency 10 the prosperity
at Pcnn's Grove, as indicated by the
fact that the towns building and loan
association. organised during the
height of the war boom, reports the
close of another spcoessfnl year. The
fourth series Of shhres is now being
ISSUED. The officers OF the associa-
ti7n are. President, Dr. A. U. WeIch,.
vice. president. Maurice A. rerlmut-
ter; secretary, John w. Trumbull, !,
treasurer. Clyde W. Struble. auditors,
Charles s. Rinde. Ralph S. Yourison.
ID. A. English, directors. Andrew Co-
lantuono, Isaac Levett, NJ. A. 3e-
booker, stanton II. Cole, M. s. PERL
mutter, Charles II. Leonard Jr.. ID.
A. English and Richard Robinson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
Reception 10 Pastor HasskarI.
rhe congregation of Zion Lutheran
DsArHs.
rnlnANsnEr-In thls el.r on Inl,

FoIIsAE snFF In this city on July o.
1921. Catharine - Hamilton. wife ni
Joseph W Follansbee. AGED s2 years
Relatives and friends arr invited TO at
tend the funeral sersices Al the residence
of her husband. 1907 West street, ON
Monday afternoon. July II. at oclocH
Interment at Rtverview cemetery.
AHHeE-fn this city on July 9. 1921
Iayina e, daughter of Ernest ~ and
Katie NJ. Hts-ee. In her 9TH ypsr.
Funeral services rill he held at her
parents residence. iaiS King street, ON
Monday, July II. at lao o'clock. In
terment at Hiverview cemetery.
NEwTDS~-In this city on July g. fo2
Howard Clark son of William w. and
Sadie Newton. In his 9th year.
Funeral services will be held at his
parpttss residence 2fnd Market street.
on Monday. July 4. at .. m Internent
nrivatc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
cHArcERr CASE TUESDAY.
Case Involving Payment of 4. r.
Mortgage Co.'S. Dividend 10 b~ Arsucd.

y Chancellor Josiah @. Wolcott will be
In Wilmington on Tuesday next Ia
preside in rhancery Court where he
VIII hear the ease OF william Il.
feters against the United States
, ertgage Company. Harry W. Duhlslte
~ w. nubiske and Company, Walter
Ibtringhaus. Charles y. lIowa Otto
=. Frennd. II. T. Smell r. G. Smith, A.
Q. Eberhart and II. i. Frank
The case invulves rule retufnabIe
tn chow cause why a preliminary in.
junction should not bk Issued restrnin.
ins defendants from submitting 10 the
stock holders of the United states
Mortgage Company on July 81. or AT
any other time, the proposal Of an
amendment to the bylaws of that
company and from paying of The ilyi.
dc nd declared on or about June 90.
1921, and not vet paid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
NEW CHARTERS.


Dover. July e.-Charters were filed here
yesterday. as follows
Standard Homes Finance orpora ton
Wilmington, Del. capital. 5000 600
Harrington Marine Corporation. Dover
Del, $1,000 900; Reeves Finance Corpora.
tion. Philadelphia. Pa. 81 600 600: Bel.
mont Building Corporation, Wilmington
Del. &50oo National Fuel and Supply
Corporation. Wilmington. Del, $500. 600
Columbus Taxi and Bus Corporation
Wilmington, Del. 100000: II. L. Brit
tain q Co, Dover. Del, 100000; Terry
Electric and Manufacturing Co, Dover
Del. 100000; Hopkins Phonograph and
Piano Co, Philadelphia Pa $50 600:
swing Wing Misunderstanding Co. Madi-
son. MINI. $4,000: Oriental Garnet
Cleaning Co. Dover Del 5000, 90. Kemn
Advertising Agency. Inc. Baltimore Md
- 600.
Increase in capital of Guarantee LIQUID
Measure Co. Rochester, n. Y, from
$500. 900 TO $500 600
Change IN name Of Washington Trent
AmaigAm Fuels Co, TO Trent Amalg, Co.
u Naabing ton, ID. g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
RICHARD LAwLER pHAp.
lie Was Formerly Connected with
Tho Water partment.

Richard Lawi-r. ss years old u
b05 Madison street. lifelong resident
OF this city. died nj the Delaware Hos
pital iast nirhl frptn n complication
OF disaaHas He was formerly em-
ployed by tho Water Department.
He is survived by a daughter. Mrs
Mary Doyle. and n son. Joseph, with
whom The lived The funeral will be
held Tuesday morning. With requiem
mass ut st. raurs II. G. Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Consolidated Traction Company Of New
Jersey, semi-annual Of per cent, payable
July i5.
Fdiscn Electric Illuminating Company
OF Rrockton. quarterly Of i2is per cent
payable August l.
Homestake Mining Company. % cents
share. payable July 25
Hupp Motor Car Corporation. quarterly
of 2is per cent on common, payable Au-
gust I.
Public Service Investment Company.
quarterly Of 81 50 a share on preferred
payable August I.
Union OH Company of California. quar-
teriy Of 70 per cent and extra ~ ! per
cent payable July 2S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, July 9.--The actual con-
dition ef clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold s3i i,o6T 900 reserve In
excess uf legal requirements.
This is an increase of s23,s4b. gao
from last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
LIBERTY poNp QUOTATIONS..

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, July 9.--Baberty bonds
closed. 3ihs $3.50. first IS sf.04 (;
second as $500 first 4hs sTtt.
second AVS $500; third Ahs 9o.so;
fourth AIS S7.os: victory ans ess6;
xictDry ANS aS3A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
Wilmington Bank Ciearinss.

The Wilmington bank clearings for
this week were 81 ,s9s. .so2.09. as com
pared with sS,ees. .o42.4i7 for the cor
responding week Of last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
Our Weekly and Monthly Rates Will Interest Call 22O

Church gave their new pastor, Rev.
Fred Tiasskarl, and his family. re-
ception at the church on Thuraday
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
POWDER QUOTATIONS..

Reported Daily at Noon by Laird
Co., du Pent Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
nKAntBOAr LTras
WILSON LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA and CHESTER
s~hsriuie in E6ert Saturday. June IL
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

TO PHIIAI1EIzPHfA adq t6Esi6H
sche~inie In Enrt saturday, June. ~
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
subject To Change without Notice.
Leave Wilmington. Fourth Street Wharf,
and philadeiphls. PIER ; North; sboss
Arch street, 40 900, 1000. al1.Oo
m. sf2 O'clock noon. ~. 900. 4.15.
q 90, 100, $40 and aM p. IN.
Run on saturdays. Sundays and Holt
Runs daily except Saturdays. sun.
WilMfnefosa VII ina nol'ali apisnss GROVE ROUTE
Leave Whining ton, % 30. Gas, 500.
eM. 1000. 100 m Y o'clocs noon. eI,
g 90. 600. 1000. 100. 1900 .. m,
1910 4 m.
900. 1000. ] 1 90 =. m. ~ o'clock noon.
100, 200. 400. sd.f5, 500. s6.I5, 100,
500. 900. 1000. iii 100, 1900 o. m.
.i2.40 q. m.
Run on saturdays. sundays and Hol-
Idsrs only.
ss.oo o. m. 400 and 600 .. m. on
Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays.
Reputable consultations can arrange
for trips TO Philadelphia on discount
basis or can charter bbst outright for
either day or evening Oh during the day
on sundays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
BUSINESS SERVICE |
pusIne.a serrIees onerrA

MAKgs THEM BRIGHT Awb
CLEAN Ar AMAZINGLY SMALL,
COST. o. r. LANG co, t2o,
ORANGE STREET. PHONE fssy.
AWNINGS PUT w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09

PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, July o,-Stocks closed irrev
american Railways Co. pfd.-........ -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09

ELGIN CHUMMN RDS '2o.-Ford Coune
7-Passenger JefYeries. Overland and Ford
Tour. Terms.
Agents for Test Cord tires. Guaran-
teed, first cheaper than seconds. Autos
repaired. Solways, 1902 Scott street.
Phone 1855 r.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
SHINES MAY VISIT
AMERICA FOR AID
Thinks 1t Indispensable to
Reconstruction of Russia.

BERLIN. Dec 16 (Assocated Press).-
Hugo SHINES, the fnancier. is not con-
templating & trip to the United States IN
the near future. His business associates
say, however, mat it is not unlikely
SHINES eventually will make the trip in
view of the fact that he repeatedly has
asserted that American aid Is indispensa-
bic in the reconstruction OF Russia. where
..e has heavy interests. SHINES is de-
clared TO have already mapped out
programme for the next two months
which will definitely keep him on TINS
side of the ocean.
To-day at q confidential session OF
the Committee on Foreign Relations
SHINES was present and discussed the
reparations question and the Russian
problem. Chancellor Wirth also was
present Just what the financier said 10
the committee remains secret to all
persons except those who attended the
meeting. 1t is rumored. however. that
SHINES had an encounter with DR.. Wirth
in connection with his criticism OF the
Chancellor's reparation policy.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

airy and February reparations install
fnents
He arguef -thht the fart- that tbs
most competent quarters of one of the
greatest financial countries In the world
mad declared that under the conditions
governing Germany's reparations obli-
cations, no loan was possible In Eng
land meant that ii was not alone the
credit question which stood in the fore
ground, but that the whole reparations
problem must be brought up atresh.
Germany, the Chancellor continued,
now could only await the conversations
of the Allied statesmen, and he invited
the political parties even TO inform him
before Christmas whether he might rely
on their support.
Gerlnany's petition means the bank
ruptcy of Chancellor wirth's policy OF
fulGllment OF Germany's obligations, In
the opinion of most of the Nationalist
press to-day. Some of these organs AS
sert that Germanys catastrophe Is at
hand"
The Liberal and Coalition party or
gans. on the other hand. express beliai
that the Governments procedure inltl-
ates new era in the reparations issue
and that the situation is bound 10 take
a favorable turn for Germany.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
VIENNA EXPECTS FOOD
RIOTS NEXT MONTH

Special cable to THE New York HERALD
Copyright, 1921, by THE New York HERALD.
VIENNA, Dec. l6.-More food riots
are expected here after the new year
owing to the Governments decision to
abolish the system whereby 1t shoul-
dered the difference between the cost of
foodstuffs bought abroad and the prices
paid by the Austrian consumers.
This alone has prevented serious hard
ships hitherto. but after January the
price of all food supplies will be in
creased. Then. it is estimated, loaf
Of bread will cost 500 kronen. which is
more than tho ordinary Austrian laborer
is able to pay at the present wage
schedule.
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

agreement with Ireland but his own
sttitude as member OF the Unionisg
party In supporting IT.
IF an Irish settlement has been at
tained." declared Mr.. Chamberlain. 1T
is only because 1t Is not q party settle
ment and because IL is not a party
Government in whose hands the negoti-
ations rested
Dealing with listers criticism that
after Ulster had gained her complete
freedom under the act of 1890 the i'm
perial Government in the treaty had
put Ulster into q united Ireland hut
allowing her the privilege of contract
ing out of it, Mr.. Chamberlain said:
'The Government would never have
secured recognition by southern Ireland
il the right had been given northern
ireland TO remain out of the free state"
The New York herald., 1921-12-17
BRAND FORCES SENATE
TO VOTE CONFIDENCE
Threatens to Resign If Debate
on Vatican Continues.

Special Cc1lc TO TIE Nnv YORK HERALD.
CopDiqht. 1927, by THE NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris Dec. 10.
A violent attack by Senator CASTOR
Dounergue at a night session of the
Senate tonight against Premier BRAND .
policy of restoring French relations
with the Vatican. seriously endangered
the Cabinet. Senator Doumergue pleaded
that it would be unwise for France TO
resume the policy which, under papal
direction in 1870, he said, led to the
Franco-Cierman war and which mani
tested itself throughout the world war
in the shape of papal neutrality, put
always leaning toward Germany.
The Premier threatened that he would
resign unless the debate was closed and
the Senate balloted and gave the Govern
ment the smallest vote of confidence
PREMIER BRAND has received since he
assumed the Premiership. the vote being
ia for TO 129 against This turn OF
The New York herald., 1921-12-17

eteEts did not come, however, until after
w. BRAND had ascended the tribune for
he third time and again threatened TO
resign unless his policy. which. he said,
was calculated to restore Frances pres
tige at the Vatican and enable her to
refute the calumnies spread by Catholic
agents who were her enemies, was sup
ported.
He made II clear that unless his wishes
were complied with ne would not make
the trip 10 London TO confer with MIR.
Lloyd George regarding German repara-
tions.
a report was current In the Senate
corridors at midnight tonight that Pre-
mier BRAND had again threatened to
resign unless a vote Of confidence was
given to him, the Premier apparently
feeling that Senator Doumergue's
speech was the result Of the growing
opposition to the Government from both
the Right and the Left.
Senator Doumergue, who formerly
was Premier and Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, produced official documents TO
prove that Frances counsellors In Rome
had invariably been against resuniing
relations with the Vatican.