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master at Waserir. Wood county,
haf been set fcr septcmh1r roth.
Repres eutatite Ge1tgknoni1--
Reeonnended III appointment as
gpEtlHhstaf slhert lifk X tSdis
NIT 1ling1 county Geo. NJ. siLAs
as reeman, Mercer county Calvin
Shoe keyl IL Nc oftas, Mercer e6tns
ity; =. q Baker ct Hatfield; Aiingu
county, vice Geo. w. Llnthicum, e.
signed; Q. N Spangler at Peters.
town, Monroe county, Miss Nolis
Van Hose at Fort Gay, Wayne
county, and J. II. Cozort at Crany,
wyoming county; took. up with the
Pension Bureau for final action the
original claim Of Harriet A. Falls,
OF Union, Monroe county, with the
tPostotfice department the estab.
lishment Of q postoEfice at Grimst,
Logan county, and with the War
Risk Bureau the matter Of eompen.
sation for L. q. Drew, Of BramWell;
secured order Of discharge from the
army Of James s. Atkinson, Of Jen.
klnjones, Mcdowell county, at pres.
lat stationed in barracks in Hon.
.ofulu.
Representative Echols-Relssue
pension award TO Alex. Wheeler Of
Charleston, at the rate Of So a
month.
+ -
The Postoffice denartmsr. ~.
set sentember "A AZ inc ATT I tes
holdinF competitiye aminstioSs
for I,ostmasteTs Il camaran r S whIsS
cftice suays $4,000 mar asnnn,. KsvI
zen s2F6Ots Msrlfneton S2Sno snd
Weleb 81 76fe 1870 SHu
. 5 arrsssy I. ,,,,o y,o.d,,..a
ceiyed letter rom sose eons M re-
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land avenue and Main street. The
man posted IS for his appearance
at police court tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock.
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cpsned store-The Atlantic &
ractfie Tea Company opened its
Maple avenue store on Monday.
Another store Is to be opened on
FaiFmout avenue, near First street,
within g short time.
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ness that they Rave IL some rail-
road fuel and some contract stuff
which they were lucky enough ia
gobble up Just before the depres.
sion arrived.
Some Open shop Talk
While the open shop talk con.
tinues. II probably Is not as strong
In some centefs as It was 4 few
days ago. In the Clarksburg Sec
ton r1t1ors have been spread
about that this type OF sentiment
Is on the increases. Apparently the
proposition Is confined to talk
Operators Meeting
Interest centers IN the meeting
Of the Northern West Virginia Coal
Operators Association. which win
be held at Deck Park. Nd. next
Tuesday. It viii be membership
meeting.
Personal Mention.
c. Coryell, Philadelphia, OF the
Fuel Corporation OF America. was
In Fairmont yesterday. He was a
business visitor to ALEC. r. Wat.
son, Fairrnont coal operator.
Floyd j. Patton and family mo
tored to Baltimore this morning.
G. H, Jenkins, secretary and
treasurer Of the Hutchinson Coal
company, leaves tonight for a trir
to Logan and Huntington.
Samuel D. Brady, Of the Brady
Coal Corporation. left last evening"
for trip to Philadelphia.
Ohio Rate Meeting.
George s. Bracket, secretary Of
the Northern West Virginia Coal
operatora' Association, leaves ION
Thursday night for New York city
TO attend a meeting Of railroad rep.
resentatIves and coal shippers Of
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Baptlsts Won.

The ball game at Traction park
was won by the Baptlsts against
the NJ, p. Score 1873 in favor Of
the Baptists.
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VIbItIh8 N JdHe Lew.
]. B. Swishef, Of the Consolida.
tion store, spent the week end Wis.
itLng with his parents at Jane Lew.
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1 i MIND BE IN YOU,
@hiehwas also'in Christ Jesus.
Ley nothing be done through
strife or yaiinsloty; but in lowI:.
ae,soflmind lei each esteem other
better than themselves. Philip
pans 9
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New ouestIons.

IfsIhs on Yom Mise Friend
one boy was three times as
old as another. The squares OF
taeir ages added would total
90 How old was each?
so1 S; sheep
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Go to Poplar lsIand-Mr. and
Mrs. John Hartley and family with
a party II friends are leaving to.
dag for Poplar Island where they
viii be IN camp for two weeks. Miss
Gladys Pennington, Of Morgantown,
Win Join the PARTY in a few days.
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Following is the result OF a
roundup Of routine departmental
business Of the offices OF members
Of the West Virginia congressional
delegation:
Senator Sutherland - Compensa.
ton for George Edward Wilson, Of
Mason City, at the following rates.:
$2S month from April %, 1918. to
March 3, 1920. $50 from May A
1890, to September 80, 1920. $40
from October /, 1920, so long de
present rate Of disability preyails;
applications for pension increases
filed for VIM. Jaeger, BelIngton,
Ettie Wilson, Of Warrington and
Virginia Burgess, Of Elk View.
Senator Elkins = Pensions for
Daniel Wheeler, of Cas-, S12 ner
month from December is. 1920:
Foster Rtne, Of Moundsville, SIS
from June 20, 1920.
Representative Rosenbloom =
Pensions for William "A. Zinn al the
rate Of S12 a month: Ell2abeth
Coutz, OF Cameron, $50 a month
and. invalid accrued pension: rec.
commended the appointment Of Wil. |
liam g, Pontius as postmaster atl
Bebot (Beceh Bottom), Brooke
county; urged at the War Risk Bu.
reau reopening and reconsideration
OF the compensation claim ofI
George Bieth. Of wheeling "a.
ctirad madfNa1 avor.J,, : 49, - rsfsl
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THIS WILL WORRY TRAFFIC coPsThs car tarabled through
the streets Of Dayton o. without driver when the
traffic held their hands ApdN started turned corners
when ordered II controlled by radio Captain b. Vaughn
the army Esdio service from the auto in the
No Mans Land and timed explode enemys trench
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Arm Fraetured-Cliito Hall,
ron Of Mrs. Hal Hall, OF BenonI
ayenne iss suffering at this time
With q badly fractured arm, the
INJURY having been obtained last
friday while the young man was
playing tennis at Buckhannon
where he was attending an Ep.
worth League conference. The
iraeture was compound one. He
replrned here yesterday when his
relattyes for the first time learned
q hisinlnFy.
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Hospital PatIsnts-Pstients who
Underwent operations today at
Cook hospital were Mrs. Layman
Peters ot Morgantown avenue,
Mrs! Cora r: Conner Of Grant
street and Miss Pauline Binns Of
Walnut avenue
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Home From wilkes 7arre-MIss
Betty Roger Maxim, of tho Robin
son Coal company, has returned,
rom 4 trip to Wilkes.Bare,
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tation, trace.6 River 1875 feet, fall
-ins'
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WANT.

teoatinued fIels pass sasD
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tuesdays shlpments,

Shipments made Cd the Mouons
gah division B. q Q. R. R. on Tues
day included III cars to the lakes,
the best showing for some time.
No coal has gone TO Curtis Bay for.
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Representative Echols-ReIssue
pension award TO Alex. Wheeler, OF
Charleston, at the rate Of s72 a
month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
U. S, GOVERNMENT
Continued from paEe


WIN channel of | .ooo fcoi AZ a
rosnt opposite the intcree eection of the
nuIl head line m Tho CTvlstiana recently
-cata rltshcd tierlirTiafrips to $50 feet
II Tho railroad bridge. tho prupoFcd
aroa AZ tho enamel sfretEtug Will com
pr,s nc entire width betwoor tho har-
lor limos AMI the Chrtstisna river
There ie y strong public feeling that
thc ~, should take advantage - Its
undoubtedly favorable location with TO
srcct to hoth rail and water facilities
and ~ establish ltself aE a point of eN-
nor+ and import The approximate two
miles ~ harbor along tho norfhern
hanks ~ ihe Delaware river and tho
facilities provided for Wilmington
have been under tentative plans of de-
vsloprnent since March :. 1870
To tho government officials and 10
thoee attending the hearing this after
noon the Harbor Board Will present
rlans and facts which will show the
value OF city waterfront and the bone
~ to deep sea shipping. The plans 10
he y,ressar.tpd this afternoon have been
under preliminary preparation foi w"
wears They have now been chrystal- :
lied into a definite project OF Improve
ruent, the initial stops WhACh ute '''S -
prepared 10 carry out
The invited guests al the nearing
thir affernoon are Col n. johnston
q W. T. Miller. William t. snyder
Major II. z. Sticlxney. Major Walter II.
RsrAar. Senator l.. FIetaler Ball. Senator
.Jo~,ah o. WohCott Congressman Caioo
II Layton. Mayor William @ Taylor,
and Governor " ID. Denney.
Invitations 10 attend tho hearing
have been extended by Secretary Cant
10 members Of City Council, Gamble
Iasrobe. william d Corfeld. c. L.
Rridgehsm. Fred Blatz. Alfred Cav
throp. II NJ OBleuis. Horace Wilson
George @ Iiobdeli < X. Smith. . Is
Miller. H. II, Kaighn, Harry knsh W
T Budd and \. p Warner.
The hearing Is public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
MERCHANTS DISCUSS
DEMONSTRATION WEEK
Luncheon Meeting Today to
Complete Plans for Display
of Spring Goods.

Members uf tho mercantile section OF
IN. Cbauh,r ~ commerce lunched Ia
tr. ,lt,h,por, ~ the TIotcl du pont to-
da> and discussed plaus fOr Demon
sttatinu WcclN ~ which time u !.
planned 10 haze aiiuultaecous openings
along certain liuoe of trade. Th" date
rxod fnr ~, display is thai Of March
tA-ta The program for tho week -
outlined follows
Monday. Bargain Day when all will
offer wares ~ specially marked down
prices.
Tucsdo, Music Day when pianoT.
rhcunctapha and All Glasses Of musical
fuatgumcnta VIII hold forth
"Wednesday. United Opening DAY.
whom the latest spring fashions viii ~
djaplaNod IN windows and Rtores ia III
thoir glowing wealth of colorP u i7
intended that windows " all nhnpH
carving vumou'a apparel shnll be dec
rtt,t.-i on TUESDAY afternoon and ~
/ iu4ninated Tue=day night ~ adVon"e
nf tho opening on Wcriuosdav
Thursday Furniture nnd Hnus" Fun
nierinsa ia, 1hia VIII also include
All forms az ctc,trirat labor saViug at
paratuH applicable - houaehold nee
Friday. Popular Merchandising pay.
nNordiug oproiturity for both sellor
and buyer "a hccon1o hottor acquainted
with Tho Eonc,al stocks ~ Eo"'is 90.
ried and local demands
SATURDAY Mems Wear Dav when
fullest rrrrrtunIty viii 10 Rfvcn p,etp
Iara If ;haf sex ami their wivos 20 90
re-t thst which Ga aprropriafo and l'~si
for tho ensuing Easter festivities
Tho mercantile aection nov has m
,vp, ,,ta III I4a members enrolled since
,hc pnllat nay dinner thero has beeu 40
rcrr nan,ra added to the rolls and the
interest IN tha nolnbera iu Rcv~J ~
~ ! hirh lit,h fnr Improving hnai
ness conditions here
The plans f"r Demonstration We"A
.rc rev, in thia city hut have proven
/ rY,,aa4ful rrartfcally evevywhcre they
I have Been tried out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
ESSAY COMPETITION
FOR SENIOR CLASS
Prizes for Best Effort: high
School Students Hear Talk
on European Relief.

A tho assembly evcreieeq of tho High
School this morning. Acting Principal
laucs Z Barkley annnunced that the
II Wilmington Fflcpda rcaco tomfuitfee
afrora 20 tic senior claas. both eccttora.
prires of sl0 q ard 81. for The three best
eaaava on The Future ~ International
Service Tho eaaaYa which are e. be
300 words ~ lrsa IN lerpth tniIsi be ~
tie hands Of the iudRes by April 4
Mr. RarElev letroduced % the student
body. Mrs George 4 Hhoada. chairman
II tho committee whp after hrlet ad-
iresa. IN turn presented Dr wilbur IS
Thomas, o.ecuiivc-seerefarv ~ the Amer
can Friends Sorvice onmlffee tho
speaker II the morning IN his addroas.
the alhleci ~ which woe he Inforna-
tlnnaI ~orvlen ~ ihc Future Dr Thomas
,lwelt o. 'ho development u q higher fype
~ intorratloualen that would institute
a better understanding between tho mn
fiorla - the unrld and avoid alifuturf con
Hirta Ffc iknred the Hoover movement
- a stop in the direction m 'he' America
a roievlr thr starvation among children
- ather unti1fa. whch aaz an outcome
q tho world var
MANY ~ thn ather cotirfrra are also
feeding theae children af Germany and
ihe children nf hitherto enemies
Mr. Thomas sfated tha' the Friends
serrlce funfnittce. directed by Hrrhrrt
Hoover i feed,rg ! 400 0fn children af
Poland. ane maai iaily 725 g00 children
~ Germany nnd tOo. 100 ~ Austria Ho
told ~ hnw Indornoirizhcei thrae children
ere. ard related an experience ~ hrs vhil"
,vortirg among iheac little nueE acrues tire
Hea VI Thonea oppressed bolief fhat
there would never be another war like fhe
past brca,tan the Younger generations -
other countries aro grateful toward fhoa"
nf tho countries ,vhich are helping them
Mr. Harkley announced that the fnrTn-
bershir campaign ~ The Athletic Aseocla-
ton held last vvcrk had f,ern very a'lrr2sR-
fnl The basketball team ~ the high
school wlll pEav the CheEtrr tram on
"Wednesday afternoon
A mass meeting aiil IL held IL the
auditorium tomorrow afternoon whrn
songs and school yellz will he prartlced
for tlae In the Chester gauae On FRIDAY
rvaring number ~ the members ~ The
Glee { 'luh ~ PRINCETON College will pre-
aer1f motion picture ~ thr hnv7 ni all
tho high echoolenf the ritv IN thr audi :
tariuu. and adl also oi.tsrfain Fith tho
a,uging of college songs rherrs, &e.
Thia affpir wlll ~ gwen iuder ne auspices
of the Princeton Association. ni Whining
ton ~ vhIch Iirnrv VI CRnbv = the
head, fnr the purpose IT displaying TIE
advantage II .niverrltg hi 70 high school
studenta
Atintervals throughout the exercises thr
scho-,l aang songa. including Work. for
Tho Night + Coming The New Anerl.
can Hymn. and All Through the Night
Waiter { Viohl member II the hiRf
school and rs orchestra rendered several
pleasing violin solos The exerclses ended
with the slrsglng 81 the IT star @pangled
| Han ner. and sa,utatiou To the Tag
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
FINANCIAL NOTES.

american Railways net income for 1920
vas S414 SS3 equal after allowing for :
i'er cent dividend on he preferred stock.
- ? % per cent IN ihe common az inst
s - ptT cent ~ 1912
Chsndler Motor made new high on
ue recovery ~ 6"'t NJ nearly point over
.sht ) direCtor of the Chandler com
sau, saws chandler operations have
ouhled within two wcck~ and QuBdruped
nee January
rhe most hoarteuing bit of news that
lriffcd into Wal stree saturday came
rrIn thr auromobi, Centcr~ Of the middle
West The Ford company ls reported
10 have received orders 10 February for
1000 cars and Is producing about $500
daily other companies are increasing their
fnrces and leaders Of the industry report
io bankers herr that . definite turn for
he better has occurred
Doibeer has resigned as treasurer
~ Wliys-ONerlaud Co IN announcing
ms resignation Mr. Dolbeer SAID that the
change Is IN the nature of additional ecOno-
mics which being made effective
In dul and wholly professional market
saturday ons or two specislties were
made the feature Otis Elevator in which
there have beeu no transactions for several
~-eks q notable point Of strength
From the opening OF 1854 on q turnover
OF a fov hundred shares, the price advanced
to above l2S Buying was based on a
report that the forthcoming annual state
nsent would show more than $40 per share
earned the common stock last year
American Telephone & Telegraph Co has
issued its annual report for the year
ended December ~. 1920 showing net
incOm, after cha rgpS and Federal taxes of
earned or the S442 s25 400 capital stock
3 compared with net income OF S44.-
3eJ .73l or Sl004 = share. on the SAL
9si zoo stock IN the previous year.
For whole He'll system with al dupli-
cations t1Cluded total gross income FOR
1920 was So Pa 97G from which over
and approximately $4,000, 900 in divt-
dends surplus earnings were s7.7s5.4s6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
pRTJEPoSTE IMPROVEMENT.
House. Nearing Compile
tIon VIII Aid schools

Through the persistent ffeorts Of the
citizens Of Beliefonte and Montrose-
who have volunteered their labor IN
building the new community house.
much progress has been made during
the last three mop tbs.
Arrangements are being made Eitn
tho county school board. who want TO
use part of the boulding for school pur-
poses. 10 relieve the overcrowded con
dition Of the Mt Pleasant School.
II la proposed finally TO use two rooms
for school purposes. 70 accommodate
scholars Of the first. second and third
grades. living In the vicinity OF Belle
fonte. including Montrose. HUI Crest
and Gordon Heights.
One room has Just been finished and
the school is expected &c occupy II this
week. for the use of the first and sec
ond grades.
The monthly business meeting OF the
Benefonte Community League VIII be
held in the building for the first time
this evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NV CHARTERS.

tpegtsi Correspondence % Every Evening
noNer March charters uert GIct here
csterday as fullnwv
colonial ~ynd,catc It'd Vow Yors city.
cspttal ~ fSNn 0OR Mid West Sugar Com
psny. ~slt Lake ClJ Utah 5000. .Qoo;
MID Continent Exploration 90 Whining ;
ton D,l 81 .NOO. .uuO cuff Port biI and
Development GO bridgeport. Conn 81.
ON Oou Insurance Finance torpors ton. viii
tuingtou Dci $3.50 600 French Products
Distributing CO Washington. u & $500.
utQ American Chinese Co-oyerativC Auto
mobile Ou Wilmington. Del $500. .nOn
lss sonNiue Coal and Dock Co Whining
ton Dpl $3.50 600 Scientific On Corpora
tion Wilmington pcl s3OO,R0 our
ships Publishing &" New YorL city.
siuo OOo Rg Four coal Land 80 Pitts
hurE Ia slhO.Onu. Motive Lubricant
CorT~orsfiun Wilmington Dol 500 .naO
iohn " OlEsop Corporation Work Pa
$50 oOu psthe@cope Go Baltimore Md,
go 600 pelaVarc Ansl"rs and C'Unncrs'
club winning tun ncl s15 O00 RlfSs 90
Ncw Work CdtN SloNlN
inCrtasPs In sapttal and ChanRrs in name
Peerless Storag, Battsry Co 80 Woke Ieai
batteries from S5no no0 10 81, $50 600.
outsvtUe lNy ~t5pda III Fuel and Material
t.o sgOo pon to a. 900 coo Birn1inE IN m
"a ~trva~t FlItt aud Material Corpora
tion 81 Delaware so steward Dabtt Equip
m'uf oo~pafattou \rV York CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
PRODUCERS MOVE TO
SELL MILK At RETAIL
Organize Company and lnsti-
tute Membership Drive:
Banquet March IS.

The Mnk Dealers Protn~'iva Corpo-s
finn. recently orga rizef with - pt+al
ssork - st0.000 wifh probable m.
crea~c ~ Gfpa, non 10 utpva IN nc
part - The pro7uceva ~ rnfik n Eef ?
letter price for trsir profuo' Rnf 'n
furnish ~ the rrn aurner. rnNk -
lower cnrt then tha~y have boon uavlrR
n la stated that conditions for aorra
firna have be~r = rauza - disntiFFae
tiou among many - The prr~fpera. as
sveil u the consumers The producers
claim they arc unable ~ make agree
roenfs with tho retalIeys hat are eafis-
factory II la claimed that there r. ro
uniformity an - price. and K lE allen
stated that many dairyulen nave 3ts-
t.osesl ~ their herds and 1ult the buai-
meas on account ~ thazA conditions
II il part ~ the plan ~ The new or
Eanlzafion n soil their rnrk dirn~' 'o
'ha conr,rrner. cutting oYf the middle
man. and thereby getting rn0r" f.r
their product. selling - tho eonEurnrr
at a lovus~ 9sIlre. and thus errnuraE-
ing more production
bnfdlnE az Tvsifth and r'n'on
streets had b~en chosen as fha mix
depot for the corporation, but Vas
arc,ytainsd this building could not -
secured. and a committee is nnw N
,he looxotIt for a nlac~. II - experted
that a selection viii bs made in a very
short time.
At meeting ~ The hoard n directors
u was decided n hold "A banquet IN
Tuesday morning. March 5. At The WI
r1inxson Dining Room, at which time a
membership drive will - inauRurated
The meeting Uill open AZ II O'Clock.
With dinner NJ noon. All those inter
ested in the dairy husiness are invited
70 be- present A committee will - ap-
pointed 70 call On AL the farmers VIM
shfp into Wilmington.
The officers ~ the corporation are
George x Bal. president. char -
2. Dickey. secretary. John r. O~Seiu
vice president. and John Mitchell. treas
rreT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
OFFERS TO MEDIATE IN
SOUTHERN R. R. STRIKE
Board Seeks 10 Settle Dlspss
Between A.. y 4 a Road
and Workers.
~ Associs',d Press - Fysry Frsriss

~ hsnorlaffd freFn fn FrsFF q eFinr
huarfa ts Waf.i ofnuississ
srs af mr nIted afnfra nnard 90
Nediafi.u Hsfr dls d. arrFf hnre ff
dsy o. attempt soffisnfni ~ fhe f
ruts wtIfh bee reaufsd Un r'rtf
approRluatru. 1on ap'nt ~ tt
h'lanfa r..t.I.rhrr 'tnrfH ra
road
hnno1n. rrtIf .Nf hfn.f raf rf
f'rad 81 ssrst.F HIrE afnY
sErseu0snf 30 as~r flsff
HuFE snd frr HrIt.ur ruuln. n.rs
rIadr rrfr rs' |rt. fI. 80
oF,iaIa
tDu.rlirrIn1er chen ffrF 20 no nf'eff
v,ho ls NeInR asrrHrna .Ird lrfa hr AZ
eiafaff com. .fafrrlnuef lIItff Uua usff
- pa rTff,d u.rd .tfIor rr IHn rrrunf
fhaf tt. r.F. Fs. d,frffr.rfs' sp 80
rrhlt irfsr.ef
f.rprv'r Hrr f7r9r la wf is
h..r auarafrd PEEL. .irr u.Hrrrs .HHf
fhe railroad faf'r fUrr fhfnf .ra
sot4 .hea.' rets .frr trFr 80 .r
thr I-rlru rf ,ft stG ftrr'f
vrr- slfsrg gusr'fr 1frffd p~s aH
tfptt 81 ir 'hrrf.rd - Irir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY
Rev. Arthur Goodhand breaches on
Su bject at Richardson Park.

The services yesterday AZ the Richard
son Park Methodist Episcopal Church
were devoted TO the cause Of missions.
In the morning the pastor, Rev. Arthur
Goodhand, preached on the subject
At the noon hour, at which time the
Sabbath school meets. the exercises were
in charge Of the Missionary Society Of the
school, as was the special anniversary
program of the evering
At the noon service. Rev + II. Collins,
pastor OF Trinity NJ + Church was th.
speaker At night, Rev Cleude Clark,
pastor of Hockkessin NJ L. Church, spoke.
The Sunday school orchestra, under the
direction of Willard McKendrick. played
st the noon and evening services The
Epworth League choir sang and other
Instrumental and vocal music was rer-
dered by Miss Hanson, Miss Covirgor
Mrs NJ f. wilson and Mr. Har-
vey jackson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
STOCK MARKET STRONG;
BIG GAIN IN PRICES
Almost All Active List Shared IN
Advance of One to Eight
Points.

nv Associated rress to Every Evening
Nev York. March 7~-Cwan street
1880 a. M Trading on the Stock Ex-
change az tho outset OF today's session
pointcd to a continuance Of last weeks
Vstlcss and irregular market. hut deal
inrs became moro active and the un-
dcrtonc strengthened 10 n pronounced
extent within the first half hour.
Dils stools and motors wore objects
pf huIlish attention. Atlantic Gulf. Royai
Dutch Mexican Petroleum and General
Asphalt rising 20 pa points Raid
win Locomotive. Bethlehem steel. steel
Fnundrics Chandler. Studahaker and
otis Elevator compriacd the other firm
e. strong issuos
Exchange ON London was moderately
lighet despite adverse cables from that
enter taEarding tho course of the rcp-
arltione conference.
GeucraI Advance Before Noon.
\aou shipping metal. leather. To-
l3.,o and utlIity issiIrs ioiucd tho gcn-
,ftf advance nf the morning. Coal
hstrc- we've strong ,cutral Railroad
~ \eV J'rs,v advancing points on
#ruor ~ .alfN announcement Of tho
pat,n.n rlau. but standard rails Of
sf,rc. cotton md tranScoutinrr-
49, #+.a.s tt.r, neglected
N.e. s.lH r,sc poiuta. American
irph Coprcr -. and
STOVES tltd, md Iratho1 pr,-
,ubl ,ore Sugnr California
I.r tra ,. Products puint
'.turtb'e Ropuhlic and
S...i Vcra iu donna nd md
t. .ltaa etaudl,d On
rra ,t p~r
th. European
,r.it.red auhstau-