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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

:. Rish,s to subscrihr to the 500, 900 900 Of
60. stock expire today. Owing to the i'm.
mcnF" volume OF business resulting from the
company 10 make publ: the result OF the sale
Tor day or two.
adva of s5oooOo to % Southepn Sou T STS tspSrter
y 900 bales OF cotton from GeotFia. GoSrHH NortS
CNroina and South Carolina. The cotton.
Tor export within period Of six months.
ob1 The aSSyraGs prics Of the twenty industrial
o.70 per cent to 71,4S. Jus "''a'''e'
a saving OF sI12.Hr2. Cos. az on Goyernnen,
JJHPelnGtPr's JMTln tyr under approximation available
Director Of thc mudSs dSG' HSi S"Hr is estimated ey
the President made public.
bRtr"Gt@rs pr rt9 OF Anaconda Copper Mining CO..
T%S r"r lSit Tor a vacation trip through the cop
properties in Montana. 0'' '''' ''"a'''''@
There were s54.o1l bed order ro,,ro.a
treisht cars on Class roads on july /. This
cars Gas aS,t Ina per cent or the total number OF
oyer oyer the bad order cars on June il. On
ON oRSS home there TGsaS were 70 per Gsnt OF
end OF the Federal control period. WV
n, Notices OF increase Of stock have been
MED MED win The Secretary Of. the Common.
69rehi 69G pes MonGs Co. So 500 600 to s2.7sSs
5000, 900: Grccnsburg- Eastern Coal Co,
10000 e. SlOO,0 900; Pennsylvania Powder
SSHSGo9 $SoS0 t. sH1 600 Middicown Coal Co.
The New York stock exchange has ad-
mlted 20 the list Market street Railway Co
20 200 600 hve-year per cent collateral
trust notes. due April |. 1924 Allied Chem.
Ical ana Dye Corpora tiOn permanent engraved
ceruhcates for pref ,rred and common stocks
The valuation Of the st. Louis and South
western Halfway CO., OF Texas was nxed
tentatively today by the Interstate Commerce
C0mrniss0n at 500, O20 O3O The Steppen.
Vile North, and South Texas was included
in this valuation
on July 13 the l.6I3 900 common shares
OF the lntcrna tiOnaI Nickel co. were owned
hE, lOl2l stockholdrrs. against 10. FOG stock
holders March 81 1921, and a distinct gain
over the corresponding period last year.
Net earnings after taxos Of AIIis-C halmers
Manufacturing Co. for the six months ended
June 80 last appTONmated 81, 400, 900 equal
after preferred dividend requirements 10
close to 81 share ON the S25,77O. 75O COM
mon stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
MoNEY.LENolNG RATES

OF collateral opened today at per cent
Tor lending and renewing.
PHILADELPHIA-Cal q rer cent: timo
& per cent commercial paper, thrcc to SIX
months. Il per cent.
Note-These oTl merely nominal quota
ons the icsli r3Lg OF Interest in the stat"
Plus premium and commission, time money
L9T thirty to ninety days Is l9aned at 7 y
thirty 70 ninety days. is loaned at 70 ~
per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Philadelphia Stocks

IL Net
- inEh ley. p. y, chge
10 leh Nav. G3&I G3a4 G33i : Il
LeA VAL. ~ II - - Il
43S Pa r r.. 1914 - 351s + q
81 lhila Elec 2ll2 213s 2ll2- u
go Phila r II 1854 lGat 1864
1OTRcadlng. G95s CO.'S 607s = u
200 Tono Bel 1l4 lTa Ia.
47j T. G L.. 34i4 "a "a - Il
tNrt change made BY comparison with last
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearngs today. compared with cor
responding Gay last two years:
1921 1920 1918
Phia.. sos, 000. 900 SSl,llO, $50 s78. 400. 90
Boston. aS.sso,Sci ss,osp.siS 'S4.5iaoSs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
PHH.iDELPHIA BONDS

t change made By comparison with last
N New York stock Exchange
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Financial Briefs

Rights to subscribe to the 500. 600 900 Of.
iorinS Of American Telephone AMI Te!egre nh
Co. stock expire today. Owing to the i'm.
m"rF" volume OF business resulting from tho
transaction. It will he impossible for ths
Comnany TO make publ: the result OF the sale
for day or two.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

The average price OF the twenty Industrial
Ghares advanced 0.37 per cent Yesterday 10
nos24 while the twenty railrods advanced
0.75 per cent TO 71.45.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

The War. Finance Corporation announced
Yesterday that II has agreed to make an
adFanc" of 100000 to Southern exporte r
To- finance, the expectation OF approximately
I2'uun bales OF cotton from GeoiEia. North
Under this loan. Is TO be held In warehouses
Tor export within n period Of six mouths.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

saving OF s112.6I2. Cos az on Governmen,
ISIrin lures under appropriations available
ilireCtor Of the budget Dawes in n letter 70
the President made public. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
NEW YORK BOND SALES

3,..,. U3 N Paclc II IS 1,.... 1913
Kan e. IS i. 7bia Son Pacific Is
4... sos ll... 75L. l.. 1874
Kan & $ 0s n Pacific r 6s Son Pac cv Is
2... 75H l.. 90 l 7s%
K Rly AZ Nth S Pwr So South'n Rly 4s
l... ~ 1... Tsi4 2... 65%
Kelly Spring d Org & Calf IS 2.... 58H
Tire Co 81 &c.. S0h. g.. 56%
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

~ John n RYAN. chairman OF tho Board OF
plFcCtorS OF Anaconda Copper Mining Co .
mas left for a vacation trip through the COP.
nSr country OF Northern Michigan, after
raG wien ne intends to inspect the Anaconda
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-30
READING, PA.
IL CAV. ALBANESE VISTA La
LOGGTA SANTO STEFANO
% Crennaio

(Gaetano Zaffiro) - Domenica, 9
corrente mese, PassembIea di questa
lOggia Santo Stefano di Camastra,
No. 90, delPOrdine FigIi d'Italia, 81
riuniva in seduta ordinaria ALA Brei-
neser Hall, 9 No. Sth st.
Espletati layori ritualistici pre-
liminari 81 passo' allo svolgimento
delPimportante ordine del giorno,
annun2iato con circolarc al soci del
Ia loggia
Mentre 81 doveya dar principle al
primo numero del programme, fu
annunziato il Grande Deputato della
Santo Stefano, nella persona del
Cav. Nicola Albanese, presidente
della COMMISSIONS della Casa di
Previdenza delfOrdine, che era an
siosamente atteso da tutti, essendo
stata la sua vista comunicata al
soci. II Cav. Albanese veniva rice
vuto con gil onori dovuti ALA sua
carica passemblea gil fece una cal
da dimostrazione di affetto, con calo-
rosi applause, congratulandosi per la
eroce di cavaliere della Corona d'T-
taha conferitagli dal patrio cover
no.
II Cav. Albanese ringrazio' della
dimostrazione di simpatia fattagli {
porto alPassemblea il salute del Or.
Concilio. EgE era arrivato ALA sta
zione di Franklin ale ore 2.45 P. NJ,
ricevuto da un gruppo di amici soci
delFOrdine.
II Grande Deputato, coadiuvatC
dal signor Antonino Zaffiro, ey
Grande Venerable, nella qualita' d
araldo, installo' gil ufficiah eletti
in sostituzione del decaduti, nellie
persone di V. Zaffiro, segretario ar.
chiyista; F. Armao c. Urso, cura
tori; G. Patti, cerimoniere e N. A.
moroso, sentinella interna. Indi i
Cav. Albanese prese la parola sui re
ferendum per POrfanotrofio parlo
per circa un'ora sull'utilita' di cue
sto sulla necessita' di aprirlo a
pubblic0, ora che Vi sono fabbri
cati adatti, vincolati per un prezz,
irrisorio. Parlarono anche sui sog
getto il venerable signor Antonin,
BOdanza e Antcnino Zaffiro. DopD
le eloquent esposizioni del Grand
Deputato, del Venerable dell'e,
Grande Venerable, soci, come III
sci uomo, 81 alzarono in piedi sppro
vando entusiashcamente lie rispost
alternative al referendum emanat
dal Grande Concilio. Fu deliberat
un yoto di plauso al Grande Vens
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di questa citta' Giovanni Casciere e
Signora, Antonio Donatelli e Fami-
glia, Aulderigo Mignini c Signora,
Quirino D'Adamio c famiglia, A.
lessandro D'Amico famiglia, Giu-
seppe Vigna famiglia, Pietro Del
CASTILLO famiglia, Nicola del Ca
stello e Michelino Del CASTILLO, CO.
gnati della sposa; Cesare PERM e
famiglia, Giuseppe Della Noce ia.
miglia, Costantino Di Carlo fami-
glia. Liborio Caprarola e famiglia,
Claudino Comegna, Vincenzo Pote-
ma famiglia, Nose Matani, Eduar-
do Sala, Cesidio De Petris c fami-
gha, Nicola Stampone famiglia,
Giovanni T'ridone famiglia, Giu-
scppe Frozza famiglia, Alfonso
Perella, Domcnico Colangelo. Giu-
seppc Rossi, Giuseppe De Petris e
Signora, Charles Barbera, Vincenzo
Ciampaglia e famiglia, Paolo Crimi
c famiglia, Felicc Di Cesare, Vim
cent Till, Vincenzo Del Giudice,
Alessandro Bierr, Camille Francio-
nj, Luigi Lolli, Antonio Di Filippo,
Giovanni Di Nisio, il nostro caro-
Pappetta.
Da Washington, D. c.: Giustino
Scogna famiglia, Leonardo Leone
e famiglia.
Da Annapolis, Nd. Erico Cicca-
roni famiglia, PictrangelO Zacchiel-
10 Tony Busto Diversi telegram
mi di augurio da parte di assent,
porvennoro agli sposi. ALA simpatica
coppia dale colonne di questo gior-
male auguriamo prosperita' lunga
vita.
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BALTIMORE, MD.
BALTIMORE, MD.
26 Gennaio
NOTA ROSEA
% Gennaio

IF. Della Noce). - Domenica, Is
corrente mese, al No. oil No. Rose
ST., 81 univano in matrimonio Pegre-
gio gioyane Antonio Casciere e la
simpaticissima Signorina Maria Viz
zoca, figlia adorata del Signor Pa
squale Vizzoca da Capracotta. La
funzione reHgiosa veniva celebrate
nella Chiesa Cattolica di S. Giovan-
nj Battista. Testimoni furono per la
sposa Ia signorina Ernea Vizzoca,
per 10 sposo il signor Quirino D'A-
danio.
Molti e ricchi doni veunero pre-
sentati nj noyelli sposi.
Fecero signorilmente gil onori di
casa il padre della sposa, signor Pa
squale Vizzoca, Ia cognata signora
Laura Casciere c Geremia e Nicola
Casciere, fratelli dello sposo. Mel
magnifico ricevimento che segui', fu.
rono DISTRIBUTE a profusione paste
rinfreschi e gelati. Vi parteciparono
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GrO1lG0 dI FI.1tGIFl


la sera di merooledi', 23 prossimo
mese di febbraio, sotto eli auspru
della Banda Cesare Battisti, diretta
dal Prof. A. Rossi, sara dato un
Concerto Musicale, allie White Halt,
10 strade in Chestnut seguito dalla
recita del dranma in due atti "Cai-
no ed Abele" La serata 81 chiudera'
con una brillanHssima farsa.
| biglietti costano solamente IS
soIdi e gil italani sono cordialmente
invitati.
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CASINO THEATRE

Da domain, unedP, per tutta
Ia durata dellentrante settimana, al
Casino Theatre, Walnut sopra Pot
tava strada, 81 dara' Popera comica
''The Social Maids, soto la dire
zione di Giorgio Niblo ed Helen
Spencer. Tn coro di 30 bellissime ra-
gazze conferira' maggiore autentici-
ta' all'opera.
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NORTH PHILA., PA.
q Gennaio
GENETLIACO

(P. Ferrari). - La sera del IL
-corrente, in casa del coniugi Dome
nico Trasatto, 1873 w. Lehigh Ave
con PinterventO di uno stuolo di a.
mici e conoscenti, ebbe uogo un sou
uoso ricevimento per festeggiare il
tredicesimo genetliaco della Ioro pre-
diletta nipote, Signorina Teresa Di
Giovannangelo
IL lieto trattenimento con dame
era rallegrato dalla "Fiume's Orche-
stra", Ia quale, con uno scelto roper
torio di musica, mostro' di meritarG
il nome prescelto. A rendere piu' gaia
la fiesta erano PRESENT. molte coeta-
nee compagnc di scuola della fe-
steggiata, ALA quale furono offcrti
"Souyenirs", notato in partico-
lare il dono del coniugi Trasatto,
consistente di un braccaletto d'oro
sor1nontato da IS pietre a profusio-
ne furono seryiti dolci c rinfreschi
d'oceasione, rimanendo in tutti l'im-
pressione della squisita ospitalita'
della famiglia Trasatto. La festeg-
giata, ALA quale auguriamo ogni be-
ne, e figlia del coniugi Carmine e
Candelora Di Giovannangelo, del
1919 c. Street.
LIETO TRATTENIMENTO
Nclla splondida residenza del CO.
niugi Fiorc e Francesca D'Alonzo,
1924 Frankford Avenue, Ia scra di
Domenica scorsa, % correntc mese,
ebbe luogo un buon prcparato ricevi-
mento, per fostcggiaro il ycntesimo
genetliaco del loro sccondo figIio
Enrico, studente in mcdicina nell
'Hsnnemann Medical College.
Oltre all'interycnto di numcrosj a.
mici e conoscenG della famigIia D'A-
lonzo, fra j quail motif di attire cit
Ia, 81 noto' la prcscnza di
compagni di studio del fcstcsgiato :;
nonche' di diycrsi professor dl detto
ColIegio, fra quail il Col. John
Tucker, dclFEsercito Inglesc un
graduate di Oxford, presentemcnte
professorc del fcsteggiato.
Furono anchc present. motif Pro-
fessori inscguanh nella North East
High School, dove il festeggiato fu
allievo, nonche' Mr.. Frank !. Nor
ris, reporter del giornalc Evening
Ledger.
Tutti indistintamonte ebbero pa
role di eIogio di incoraggiamento
per il gioyauc festeggiato, il quale 81
e sempre distinto fra compagni di
scuola. Con orgogIio rilcyiamo che
sebbenc nato in America, il gioyane
oonosce bone il nostro idioma g q per
fetto conoscitore della storia @ della
grandczza della nostra Italia. Molti
furono / Souvenirs con gil augu-
ri d'occasionc al giovane festcgg,ato.
II trattenimcnto, raIIegrato da una
scelta orchestra. composta da yenti
coetanei del festeggiato, dirctta dial
prof. Alfonso Rossi, 81 protrasse fino
ad ora tarda; lascilndo in tutti un
ricordo indelebilc della sorata. Dale
oolonne di questo giornale yadano al
festeggiato, nostrj migIiori omaggj
ed auguri.
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BEJOU THEATRE

'"Tid Bits of 1920" sara presen-
tata nella prossima settimana al
Bijou Theatre da E. Thomas Beat
ty.
Harry Steppe, commediante, sara
Pattrazione delroperetta, specialmen-
te nellie parti umoristiche che egli
sosterra' con rara competenza. Lo
coadiuyeranno Murry Leonard, Sa-
die Banks, Nettie Knise, Dick Ian
caster, Sidney Erlin, Daisy Harris e
un brillantissimo coro.
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ACQUE LUSTRALI

Domcnica scorsa, % corrente me-
Sc, in casa del coniugi Flaminio ed
Emma Nicolai, al n. 5 S. S. Ohio
Ave, Annapolis, Rd., Baltimore
Highland. fu tenuta una cordiale e
simpatica fiesta. in occasione del bat
tosimo del loro caro- bimbo Gusep-
pc, il qualc flu tcmto al fonte dai
coniugi Francesca G Vittoria Della
Noce, nella Chic,a di S. Giovanni
Battista. Dopo un pranzo preparato
con gusto ed al quaIe prcscro parte.
oltrc al padrino G la madrina. tutti i
famigliari, ebbe mogo un magnifico
ricevimento, durante il quale furono
DISTRIBUTE a profusione paste, rim
freschi ed ogni sorta di ben di Dio.
Ira gil invitati 81 notayano coniugi
Giuseppe Q Tcrsilia Sierra, nonni del
festeggiato, Bruno Nicolai, Domeni-
co Gruc e famiglia, Giovanni Cichel-
Ii famiglia, Donate D'Orazio G IA
miglia, Raffaele Fsposito famiglia,
Armando c Luigi Gue.
Al riceyimcnto foce scgIito il bal
10, che 81 protrasse fino ad ora tar
da.
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NELEOSPEDALE F4BIANI
Gil ultimi operati nel'Ospedalt
Fabiani sono:

Gil ultimi operati nell'Ospedale
Fabiani sono:
l. - Giuseppe Sarico, di ami 81,
da Badolato (Catanzaro), operate di
ernia inguinale sinistra 49, di diff
cile rimozione, perche' vecchia 49, e
di ernia inguinale destra.
2. - Benedetto Amatucci, di an
nj 38, da Rotella (Ascoli Piceno), o.
perato di ernia inguinale doppia;
3. - Pietro Vorano, di ami A,
da Badolato (Catanzaro), operate di
ernia inguinale sinistra voluminosa)
di cui soffriya da "a ami
d. - Salvatore Sicijiano, di ami
81, da Cittanova (Reggio Calabria)
operate di voluminoso idrocele sini-
stro, di cui soffriva da 12 ami.
5. - Antonio Di Guglielmo, di
ami 81, da Civitella Messerraimon-
do (Chieti), operate di ernia ingui-
male traumatica destra.
MOVINENTO MARITIME
II piroscafo "San Giovanni" della
"Transoceanica", partito da Napoli
il 16 corrente con 1899 passeggieri
di terra AZ di classe, e atteso il
giorno 81 corrente.
II San Giovanni, ripartira' ds
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NOTIzIE DALE COLONTE

rabilc ed ala commissions Orfano-
trofio, autorizzandoi ad acquistare
i fabbricati a fare quantaltro G
.necessario perche' il sogno del Figli
d'Itaha 81 avveri POrfanotrofi0 di-
venti I'm fatto compute, augurandosi
che lie consorelle di Pennsylvania
imitino Ia Santo Stefano.
Tolta Ia seduta, soci della loggia
offrir0no un banchetto al Cav. AL.
banese, che ebbe luogo al Preast he
Staurant.
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ELEZIONI

La seduta annuale per l'eleaione
del Consiglio direttiyo della Sons Of
Italy State Bank 81 terra il terzo
mercoledI di Febbraio, giorno Is,
dale ore S allie ore 9 p. NJ, ql secon-
do piano della sala del Figli d'Ita-
lia, N. r. Cor. 7th & Christian.
Gil azionisti Vi sono invitati.
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New York per Napoli e Palermo
F8 Febbraio con pieno carico di
passeggieri merci.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
TRAPPED IN CLOUDS.

x7uAr would YOU do il you were nearly mile above
w the earth in airplsne that suddenly started TO
fall? Would you go 10 pieces or would your presence
Of mind save your
This thrilling experience happened to E. G. Leonhard
air mail pilot The story is going the rounds among aVi-
ators in Delaware and elsewhere.
Last January Leonhardt flying east through
terrific blizzard feet above level He over
Pennsylvania, crossing the Allegheny Mountains
Suddenly the taper-pn the elevator control Of the
plane sheared off.
Leonhardt in the same predicament as you woul1
be you were driving car sixty miles hour and the
steering wheel broke.
The mail plane broke into a series OF dives. Running
wildly like buckng bronco it shot up again. then dived
head-on toward earth.
Leonhardts brain worked like chain lightning He uu-
loosened his life belt squirmed down TO the breakand
used his metal pencil emergency taper-pn.
Another few seconds He had the mail plane unde-
control, and gliding to safety.
Some years ago at Fndlay, Ohio oil well beng
shot" long tube, filed with ntro-glycerfne, was
being lowered down the pipe.
Suddenly the shooter" heard rafting. pocket OF
had opened up down in the we'll and blowing the
tube OF explosive into The air It would drop to earth and
explode before the shooter could get away.
So with remarkable courage and presence OF mind ne
knelt over The hole and the tube out Rugged it
10 him and fell over backward. There explosion.
Similar stories OF exceptional presence OF mind told
in nearly every factory and in every industry.
You recall the sohool-book story the little Dutch
boy who finding hole in he dixie that kept out the
ocean, plugged it with his finger and stood all night pre-
venting flood.
The all like these stories because It takes
emergency 10 bring out the real man.
The brain, that private office tat controls your BODY
when It rs confronted by emergency, either goes
or works like creased lightning.
what is IT that gives one presence OF mind in
pinch, while another is parayzed and helplessf
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
Uncle Harry Talks About
the Proposed NesO Tariff

"Uncle Harry will you explain to
us about the new tariff law that
Congress is considering?" asked Joe.
IL will be glad to tell you all
about it-or so much of it as / un-
derstand-if you are prepored to sit
here and listen to me about four
months" said Uncle Harry, laughing.
but seriously, shall be glad to talk
to you about this proposed new tariff
law and tell you about some of the
most important issues involved"
"Our country has tariff law now,
hasn't it?" asked Helen.
Eyes. but it is proposed to substi-
tute the tariff bill now before Con-
gress for the present tariff law. You
understand that a tariff law fixes the
amount of duty or tax that must be
paid on all articles that are brought
into the United States, with the ex-
ception of those things which are
placed on what is known as the free
list, on which no tax is charged.
Business Conditions Have Changed
1.-The tariff bill introduced in Con-
gress the other day is proposed by
the Republican leaders in Congress,
to take the place OF the tariff duties
fixed during President Wilson's ad-
ministration. While there is not so
much difference between the Demo-
cratic and Republican ideas on the
tariff question as there used to be,
it is still a fact that the Democratic
party for the most part, favors a
lower tariff duty, while the Repub-
lican party favors a higher tariff.
Aside from the party political
views, there isn't any doubt but that
business and industrial conditions
the world today are
vastly different from what they were
during the early days OF President
Wilson's first term-before the war
when the present tariff law was
adopted. I think the Democrats. as
well as the Republicans, will agree
that business and industrial condi-
tions have changed sufficiently to
warrant some changes in the tariff
duties. How great a change should
be made is a matter of opinion.
VIII BE Widely Discussed
The Ways and Means Committee of
the House of Representatives, in
which the proposed new tariff law
was originally prepared and written,
has been holding conferences for sew
eral months with American business
men and manufacturers - the pur-
pose Of these conferences being for
the Cons ssSs ,en to learn the views
Of the bu--uess men OF the country
as to what changes should be made
in the tariff law. Before the proposed
law goes to a vote. the various sec
tions of It will be generally discussed
not only in Congress but in the news
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
FRIDAY, JULY u, 1921
REAL MENACE

rUVE war which has been going for months between
i the Kemalist Turks and the Greeks is an AFFAIR OF
much greater magnitude than the people of Delaware
realize II there not so many other great events
occurring throughout the world, this TurkoGreek war
would be considered news Of the first importance
The great European powers are becoming alarmed lest
the Turks under Kemal follow up the advantage t;ey
have already gained by making Constantnople and the
Dardanees untenabe for allied troops and ships and thus
upset the whole settlement Of the Near East question.
There seems little doubt that the situation has developed
into one Of great seriousness.
One Of the incidents Of the which is rather amazing
to US Americans that 10000 Greeks already num-
bered among it's victims
It estimated that the total OF life directly due to
the war least million up to July And the end
is not in sight
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
CREW LEVICK co.
ENLARGE BUSINESS

Alterations and improvements
costing nearly $4,000 have just been
completed at the plant of the Crew
Levick Company located on South
Market street beyond Market street
bridge. These improvements, in con-
junction with the acquisition of some
additional property, make 1t one of
the most modern and up-to-date
plants of the kind in this section Of
the country. To further enhance
its preparedness to accommodate its
trade, the company has put in charge
of the plant c. c. Montgomery, one
of Wilmington's sons. For the past
twenty years he has been with the
same department Of the Crew Levick
Company, and now has assumed
charge OF the entire sales and ope-
rating organization in this district
While the Crew Levick Company
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
AVIATION MORTALITY

Ounce armisce day PSI American aviators have been
y killed in flight At least one Of them was killed
few miles from Wilmington, his body being burned TO
crisp.
For them there was not the glory that crowns the war
eior who dies in battle They went ahead did each days
DANGEROUS ronnd Of duty and they died doing te das
work.
And in our opinion the sacrifice OF the fellow who thus
gives up life while doing ms job best ne knows is
40 less TO be honored than the sacrifice Of him who laid
down his life in the zeal inspiration and gamor Of battle
They are the Heroes Of the Daily Task