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Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

The fight between Dempsey and Carpentier bids fair to start another fight. The American Legion is back ing Carpentier because of his war record and The Veterans of Foreign Wars will stand behind Dempsey.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

It would be quite appropriate to name William Howard Taft to fill the vacancy on the Supreme bench. As president Judge Taft elevated Jus tice White to the chief justiceship. Since the successor is bound to be a republican Judge Taft should be ae- ceptable to all parties.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

Another probe which has cost thousands of dollars-the Bergdoll probe-is about completed and noth- ing has been discovered of any im- portance. This is one of our favorite ways of wasting money.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

It is reported that the ex-kaiser is still saving wood and saying nothing. Just what would anybody expect the ex-kaiser to say at this stage of the game.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

wrote one day when she caught the cheering smile of a policeman in a traffic jam. 'If more people in New York had the point of view of that woman, our city workers would n't get so discouraged, Commissioner Enrihgt said, when he received a note from Mrs. Thompson telling how valuable such a policeman was to the city crowds.
 The good that we could do
 Whilst we our lives are journey
 ing through
 go the first lines of the song, and they give a pretty good picture of the authors principle of her own liv- ing. Harmony, appreciation, think ing of how much our smiles and uor words mean to everyone we meet, that is the great important thing just now in these days of conflict and dissatisfaction" Mrs. Thomp- son said and she sees to it that ev- erytaag is do that ca1@A dong by one person s bring about such a realization and to spread the gos- pei of smiles and cheer and harmony. My own days prove that it doesn't take much time to remember those htings," she said. And they do. For
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

Prohibition is now firmly estab- lished and there is practically no chance that the amendment will ever be repealed. And some day the peo- pie will awaken and the law will be enforced.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

According to the grand jury re- port Fl Dorado is batting 1000 in the crime league. At the rate she is going the oil city will be a strong contender for the honors now held by Memphis in the homicide line.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26
Entered at the Post Office at Rison, Arkansas, as second-class mail matter.

The auto industry is reviving, which shows that we cannot do withuot these great necessities.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

If there remains in any mind mans or woman's-a doubt about regarding the worldwide influence of the housewife, in her one role as a housewife, that doubt would have fled iii defeat from the meeting held the other day of the New York City Fed eration of Women's clubs For in- stance, one resolution which was sent in for their consideration had to do primarily with the buying of food, but ultimately with the distribution of the worlds news throughout the country ]! Of course everyone has been hearing for several years about the serious shortage of newsprint and the diff culties of the newspapers to be go- ing because of that shortage. But the housewife hadn't thought of it as being her fault that such condi- tion existed. According to the con- munlcation received by the club wo- men, however, she has considerable responsibility in the matter. Only 22 per cent of all the paper used in this county, it was pointed out, is used by the newspapers. Of the rest tremendous amount goes into box board for cartons and all sorts of containers in which food is sold. The deduction is that because we de- mand our foods in expensive, dress ed-up packages, we have shouldered off the map the country's supply of paper fer the press.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26
 CHILD PAROLED.
Letta Parsons Will Be Allowed Free.
 dom Until Date of Trial.

dom Until Date of Trial
 Pennington, Mo-, May 21.-Letta Parsons, the 13-year-old girl who is charged with manslaughter for the killing of her step-daughter, was paroled late yesterday in the custody of her attorney, Jerry Buda. Judge Huck granted the parole after the preliminary hearing on the question of changing the charge from murder in the first degree to manslaughter Letta will be allowed her freedom until her trial, the date of which has not yet been set.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

The female butcher is the latest New York development of a feminist age. In shop in the market district girls have taken the place of men be- hind the counters. Much better than men," says the owner of the place. ''They don't waste as much meat and keep their chop blocks cleaner. don't see anything radical about it. l lived on farm when I was boy and mother could do this work a good deal better than any of these girls"
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26
You vii pieasAonsETV9 TfSC the

printers strike is a very peaceable affair, because the printers are a very peaceable people. Printers and newspaper men are seldom arrested for violating the laws.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26
.NewYml
 Letter
byLnyJaazuzeh Price

New York, May 20.-Baltic, Olym- pie and Adriatic they were christen- ed; and no one broke bottle of even near champagne over them. They means three babies born on the. liner Adriatic which arrived the other day from Cherbourg. They are the chil- dren of three steerage couples; and Captain Hambleton, being appealed to for help in naming them did his loyal duty to his line steamers.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

A disheveled teddy bear is occu- pying place of honor in the home of five-year-old Ruth Bader, of Brook Iyn. Ruth slipped on the fire escape fell sixty feet to the stone pavement, landed on the teddy bear and walked away unhurt.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

Any one who travels on a two a. m. train from anywhere to anywhere is accustomed to early morning music. Jazz bands going home from dance never seemed too tired to tune up a bit and every once in a while bar Der shop quartet gets abroad. But this was different from the music usu- ally heard at such times. It was on the 2:39 into the city from one of Manhattan's suburbs; and an earnest looking youth boarded the train. Carefully selecting a seat, he drew forth a paper backed book, entitled, Forty lessons for bass or baritone voice. Apparently unmidful of his fellow passengers he opened at the first lesson and in perfectly clear voice ran through four exercises be- fore his station was reached.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26
CLEVELAND COUNTY HERALD

Published Every Thursday by THE NEWS PUBLISHING co. MRS. ETHEL M. SUMEROW,
 Editor
 CURTIS B. HURLEY, Manager
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

Subscription s1.5o a year in Advance
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

Passengers on the Aquitania on it's latest trip across from South ampton had the unusual experience of being served at table by a baronet. As a result of the walk-out of all the ships stewards and cooks 400 members of the Cunard's office staff including Sir Percy Bates, volunteer ed and made it possible for the ship to sail on time.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-26

Among other victims of the i'm. pulses of spring are Manhattan au- tomobiles. They are suddenly splurg ing forth with hand-painted land seapes and all sorts of brightly col ored scenes decking their formerly more or less decorous bodies. Either on the side, hood or back, of rapidly increasing number of automobiles one sees leafy dells and babbling brooks painted, or occasionally a human interest" scene with figures in it. It is bit startling at first but at the rate the fad is spreading here, we vii soon be used to it.
 Admiral Andreas du Plessis de Riehelieu, chairman of the United Steamship Company, who landed in New York the other day, has an in teresting record. He is a Dane and started admiraling some years ago, when he asked the king of Siam for 3 commission in his navy. The king regretted the fact that he didn't have a navy, but put de Richelieu in charge of what didn't exist, and the Dane went ahead and built the king a fleet of eight side-wheel river go- ing super-dreadnaughts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
ARCADIA THEATRE OPENS
TOMORROW EVENING
New photoplay House on Market
Street Below Sixth to
Start Business.

Th. now Arcadia Theatre, n@y. IN
the Old city Hall. will be formally
opened tomorrow evenine ~ o'clock
Finishing details are being rushed 10
completion by q double force rf tunn
working day and night
In the Arcadia the people Of VIII
lulugton wiil have another theatre of
which they have avery reason 20 feel
proud II ia of original design and
conception. with Innovations that are
Ia be found In no other theatre In the
vicinity Tho color scheme ir faupe,
gold and blue
MANY prominent Della wareaua IN adj
difion to aome af the largest producers
of the country. have Expressed an in
tention Ia ba present NJ the opening.
In keeping with the occasion. Doug
las Fairbanks picture The Nut"
has bean choaen for the fret photoplay
feature. In THE the greatest 81 screen
comedians has vehicle that no has
produced along new lines hut retaining
aii the while tho comedy and love that
arc always prominent in all Fairbanks
productions
The doors of the theatre wIlI open
af 10 The actual perfornn nee will
commence af uciock The audience
viii he privileged 10 inspect the house
before fhe beginning ~ the photoplav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

fmalgamatcd OIL Company quarterly Of
~, per cent payable April -
Boston Elevated Railway Company. quar-
teriy of 81 3T'4 a share on common payable
tpril
California Petroleum Company. quarterly
of ~ = share. payable April
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and 50
Louis Railroad Company quarterly of a
per cent on preferred. payable April 20.
T r Dodge Manufacturing Company
quarterly of 3-i per cent on preferred
payable April l.
Greenfield TAP and Die Corporation. quar-
terIy of y per cent on i per cent preferred
2 per cent on 3 per cent preferred and
peT cerlt on common. payable April !
International Motor Truck Company
quarterly Of / "a per cent on first and
second preferred. payable April
Kerr Lake Mines Company quarterly OF
l2it per cent share payable April 16.
RI kress Company. quarterly Of "A
per cent on preferred, payable April
Manhattan Electric supply Company.
quarterly Of one per cent payable April
Manhattan shirt Company quarterly Of
per cent on preferred payable April
New York Central Railroad Company
quarterly Of IA per cent payable April
United Drug Company, quarterly Of >
per cent on common. payable April l.
United Gas improvement Company, quar-
terly Of one per cent on common. payable
April l5. and ] "a per cent on preferred
payable June 10
West Coast OIL Company. quarterly of ?
per cent payable April 8
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
FORECLOSURE SALE OF
AMERICAN RY. CO. BONDS
Report Of Special Master Shows
Holders VIII Realize
80 Per Cent

Tho r~uoVt ~ tho distribution ~ the
M. ecde ~ the sole op fores loeuro by
ftt Naftane# T.t.i.ctti.s t'r nt An"t lea y
ra., ... t.., tatfis ba,fre I fa.s Salu.
af gt. aeu b4- tc.r Hled ~ ths I.d
80 pIstt.t .,..s. t> ~, epo. ~ mas.
ter drH isuviei
Trf rftes btprRhs ~ nv. lertu itis@
+ lsf. IHt Nh Obi sai, nv ,.r1o1 If th-
rttt v3s f.aeo The courf expense
fudirR ,o-t af iringtuE -uit ssle aud
t.t,umtirr 81 tb. rtopettl and fees ~
uafes ..llt,a. ari slseci.i nlsste,
mounted :. tsPS leaving q balsnc~
8iatrr.upcu ~ tho hord hodors ~
t.laltat tiru tr theu boldirss of s2aS IS
+, sli.fe,.d p, the .ourt
Tl. .n pnnnrrfe - o9e rer cent onual
Kgt at a7,h bond ~ ~ oan
owners ST. bonds tC the amount ~
1885 400 have not fioS their Nroof of
awnershtp. and tho eun, ~ {t2iS1 io
wi "a raid into court ~ cover ~" pro
pcttfon cf tho rsroceeds dus ~ Thorn
The ,outt MAY direct that ths sre, ial
ma sfar ahaN continue 20 srt foi six
1souths without compensation for the
PURPOSE ~ making the firai adjustment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the ioyful cry of thousands
since DR. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calofnel.
DR.. Edwards, practicing physician
for IL years and oalomel's old-time
enemy. discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers-
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel. but healing. soothing
vegetable Laxative.
No gripping is the Keynote of these
little sugar coated. olive-colored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and hver to
act normally. They never force them
TO unnatural action.
II YOU have dark brown mouth -
bad breath-a dull. tired feehng-dck
headache-torpid liver constipation,
You'll find quick. sure and pleasant re
suits from one or two OF Dr. EdWards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night Iiisf
10 keep right. Try them. l6c. and Soc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Ar1srtsan eutet R"anius COMPANY reports
fHt tnao deHtI1 after depreciation anil re-
esrtce ~ e Nii aEatnsf me- income
e. ffH aa| Nt. Ntieud paid There
.tsa 3 dgHt.t .tr $50 So oOu aRalu>t = SIR
t.ius tntAHn ta lpl1 froff and loss
SIN PIN. asaf h.r'wh.r ~ was 81 tbH nun
staIuat tHlU in loip
y klinscu smith FORMER vlCr prpsj-
lent - fhs lofd Motor Compan1 an
uUuncoe formation ~ nov motor com
raue - ~ known the '3ray Motors
corporation T. g eNpected the company
Wili act into production thts summer Or
early fall Mr. iNhnErusWlfh will hc prCei
tent
The renu Mutual life ipsurance Com
Usnv ovnet ~ - bno nN keadinE general
mortgage "a flcd petition iu district
court ssktne leave - intervene ia the
Resdlua dissolution plan
he Same futorrsts Witch have been hltV-
ms handler Motor fol morr than wook
sfli are arr1lmulattpe TINS issue Last wear
fhp company did virtually sii rs business
IS The 81 months pertod heglnnine With
Nprtl Indications are that there viii he
months busine@s thts yea equa 10 that
iast
Weakness b Tobacco ProduCts Vas asso
.sfed vttt reV0rt fhsf the financial
tlafton - the company Is such that some
errowtug NAV ~ in order The company
na> relatively small loans outstanding and
Il Re sai1 could false All fhc funds required
80 open hoTrov tuR from itt bauks There.
med 20 ~ ifflf support
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
DERUfANTrs AND TwpIAvs
Roth wni he Featured In Musical
Spectacle, america"

Modern dehntsnteE and wild India na
viii both 10 rerresepfad Ia the spec
fseiIler musical production "arnerira.t
70 ho given hy nearly non Wilmington
people N The Fiayhousa beginning
TnaHfav evening March ~ under he
ausplcas Of tho nata vara Con-irforv
A. " sfd degree
In the pageant the vsriotl. phases ~
the countrys progress from he days
whom the Indians rc-~ n1~S this entrrfry
down 70 the modern roctsfv aa - arc
depicted
The aceond srt opsns ~ith ar Indian
Invocation - tho spn Goa. follow al bv
the early plains parted represented tyv
and rancho girls the l-~eux ard
bellies of 1885 The Melting p0rf' period
introducing The Dutefh QusFara. italian
japanese eto. concluding Nth tho
modern enrietv DAYS featuring The d-n
- the peauty pufa the Ped White and
nlue liberty halloiH md a particularly
impressive patrioftc finale showing the
haftleship Florida. wifh sailors Ped
rose workers efc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
RAILS IN SHARP DROP;
OTHER STOCKS FOLLOW
lndustriaIs and SpeciaIties Also
Decline One to Two and
Half Points.
ar A..ncln,ea prcns 10 r:very EvenIng.

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening.
Vow York. March iO-tWall street.
~ Ra a mA High grade Investment
,aur were subjected - renewed pres
sure ~ tho opening Of today sotck
market selling Of those issues at aver
axe declines Of one point was doubtless
,,,,r,pt,d hv Indications Of n country
!, "a. ,o,t.tou 81 wages and salaries to
meet prevailing economic conditions.
~htpptngs also were lower. Niantic
Gulf preferred soon declining 10 az q
nov lev record
I.ifapeau ous w.rc couspicuousIy
.trorr however. shell Trading and
rNpl butch rising ! and points tc-
sucetiNclV
The concurrent strength "f British
.Nrh4ugc suggcsted some relaxation Of
~, t.udruc, m IN, toretgn situntion-
%oon settling If rails continued With
lItr interruption durius IN a'tiV"
fat,saon u,ol ius r>,rN lis 'jsion "f
that efoup Great >orthsrn canadian
t..,iu. iuiou Pain, Ncv Work '"u-
Fl Delaware and Hudson \orfok and
N..t.fu ana ST Paul and p"rf"rrCd
a4s,4 80 th, 81 louis and Southwest
.ir s stems fcu to - points
Nrl.ne irlustriale and sp"o ialtics
- - points vorc featured
Ela'.l. aud nitcd states St"cls.
Nr9 #e ,oiH,r o.utrd Nsph'i'
.s.afI.I and ~cat- E"chu,b tn lat
/ s., uuA ~ r,V low pii,"
- ~.
I,.rsrf, ie.t- ..sc arrrocta
., a.,t +, .uh ai,au.. and call
v ~ har r.l It por cent
p thouea tho sarplt r.em.1 l"ss rl"n-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THE STAGE.
Clever Dogs nj the Gnrriek.

rogue is the name Of dog. which
features one of the fenturn acts at the
Garrck Theatre this week Mons md
Nine. Alt. w. Loyal have four trained
dogs all of which do wonderful things
but the things that "Toaue doaa are
almost beyond belief unless they are
seen Among other things thr clever
httle animal is great jumper. aud he
not only iumpa but also turns . back
ward soneraauit white doing 40.
Adam aud Eva" ut The Playhouse.
The engagement of Adam and Eva
AZ tn" Playhouse has bean one of tho
most cheerful and pleasant In the Hea-
son The company. which is an ex-
ceiient one, succeeds in giving u re
mhfhahly good story n curking inter
probation. ltR hlimor la tenl aud ita
action tvpicallV American There la to
u" performance this evening totnor
row night and Saturday matlnae aud
night.
"Fhe Nhirl Of the Town" Next Week.
ihe seats for The Whirl uf tho
Town went on sale thiH morning ~
The Playhouse box office The new con
glometation of fun aud froiic song and
dance. spectacle and Hartorial speudora
rs me lat"st production from the Geus
tuFF Promenade. In making u the
Measra Shuhert have had The help nf
tho efficient steffa Of Tho Winter Garden
and Century Promenade. with the te
suit that ther have turned MT a huge
swiftly moving accumulation uf fun and
dance The book and lvficR of @Tnu
Whirl Of the Town represent tho worl,
of Harold AtterdsP with additional ivfies
by N l'ran The muair is hv Jean
Sehwafts with additional music b. Low
Poliact ~ addition to the one hun
dred Century Promenade beauties
specially gathered tor his revne. there
ts particularly abln collection 81 taiant
hoeded by Mile Anna Codee OF the
Foliae betRete, Pa'iH flrunv Hussev
George Price. Clarence Nordstnrtn Mac
West and others in the company
Marcus show of ia2n."
The Marcus Show ~ 1920 whi, h
""iner - The Playhouse Thrr~,la
March -. carrina \ special orchnatta
S"f"taf of thaee appear on the staec
while tho remaiudor aid the locnl orrhsa
tn ~ piayine the dolirhtful pcrra v-hich
waa composed Nv Chatles Abt,nte
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
NV tHAR1t Rs.

Dover March lu Charters we're fIrd
l.rt Ves fcfdaH follows
peunsvlvauts t'rpdit Go Dover Del
,aiutal a. 400 upo Mid Continent Crtoe
pn 80 Wilmington De ST $4,000
american nude pN co Wilmington bel
yOu 0un March Producing and Refining
Go ptttshure pa g 0ol,U Universal
and Go Philadelphia Pa S. 900 600
~hapkcr \ Go Whining ton del. So. 600
otter Tim 4 Rubber Co Wilmington
llcl s5OuOOo AdVanc, Mutual Products
60 Philadelphia Pa 100000 y Oliver
inc phunelphtE va $500 600 Metro
poIitan college uf Law Inc Associated
! Vening law schools Of AMERICA New
n orb City $500 COZ Lac kawanna Seam
tfss Tube Corporation Wilmington Del
sl2b.Oo0 Greenwood Park Realty Co
greenfield Mass sI0O.OO0 King oil De
neCtor Corporation Wilmington Del
go 600 Paramount Shop. Inc Philsdel-
rhia va - 600 James 4 Hogs Inc
" llmington Del 81 900
Increase in capital Of Lehish Valley supply
80 Phhiladelphis ia from 500 600 to
POO UtlO
change 80 name Of J + Jeferis & Co
"a Bcldaie Products Go Philadelphia Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

No To Raj" has haIpaf fhoure udH o
hraek he rnafly nerve ahattering to
tssesa hnhit Whanav~r y0u have
for rhaw inst place harmless No
To Eac tablet IN your mouth Instead -
longing for ofsnrasfe cigar pipe
help relieve that awful desire. tfrortIy
tire habit may he completely broken
= nd Yctl are h~ttcr Off mentally. physic-
ally financially ff's 10 sasv. simple
Get box ~ To-To-Rar and ~ -
doesn't rales you from Nil rrrvfnz for
tobacco IN any form. your druggist will
refund yo.1r rnnne9, without question
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
200 \. y. BOATMRS STRIKE.
waIkout Directed as Protest Against
Cut In Pay.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York March O.-Approximately
zoo men employed in the loading and
unloading Of coal and grain bargeS in
this port went on strike today IN pro-
test against a wage cut Of $40 a month,
il was announced al the headquarters
OF the Tidewater Boatmen's Union.
The walkout was directed against
about a dozen concerns which were
said TO have attempted TO reduce wages
from s110 a month TO $50.
Union officials said that the large
barge concerns and number Of the
smaller companies had not attempted
reduction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
Thrills at The savoy.
TTxTIIr woRkERs TAXI STAND
10 Not Want Hands Tied hy National
Convention.

n, NaHociated Preas to Every t5v.nins
Nrw York March f0-The Fsnsra#
executive board of tho Analgsmat t.a
Textile Workotp ~ America has rer
commended that The national convention
of the Organization. scheduled To 5e
held in Nav at Lawrence Mnrs be
postponed until fail IL was announced
hcre today This rropossi VIII be sub
1nitted to the membership for approval
This posipnnemeut II var stated VII
leave the textile workers and union
officials free to conduct oraa nfza tior
work and strikes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
sTnrEEHs PRINT ADVOCATE.
One Hlnphnmton DAILY Gets Around
Wink Out

rv Associated Press 70 EyeEy Evening
Binghsnton, n. T.. March i0~-Ths
second day of the printers strike which
has tied up the newspapers and pub
iIahina houses of This city saw the
first issue Of the Binghamton Advocate.
publca tlon issned b. the strikers 70
present their side of the controversy
The sun did not isaun this morning
The BinFhamton press printed three
editions yeaterdmv with the sid ~ the
ensra wing department.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
TItE sc HEFs.
THE s'eaIers" a, Tho Queen.

'rle "f Tho naat poignant and ar
raaline a.raen dramas pvpt written i
The stenl"rH tho William ,hriHfv
Catanne production which orerad ~
da1 - the Queen Theatre
IN" picture iH ono 81 those rare epics
- the screen which entartains snH a.
~ aanc tiifae seems - have aerlpus
i4tsn1aa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
MUNDY & COMPANY

MUNDY & COMPANY
Our sales due to .-frgS .oIr" III A ~1
properties listed p1h Consult WITH S '1r 0e -N'-e-
t1nltiee. experience will pe heref a III me -' Nfrctf'
inviting. write phone
WONDERFUL. SCENERY. VEPY HFNTHFrL LN1>r
CONDITIONS
Acres
GPtBB'S LANDING
Seventeen rooms 2 baths. electric a6e
and shrlbr@rv II abundance. I'D 5aengeybund borne
OPPORTUNITY Knocks AGAI%. OFFFPISr BARGAIN
CrWIHHt psf
Stone bungalow rooms bath. neat eerfr< gr' Asfe-
veranda large plot. 81 600 cash balance 'ke rent
THE WISE Will. INVESTIGATE
West Fourth street
500
Eight versnda bath heat ernsn' collar PoSes
20 DAYS
A CONGFNfAG. CONNI.NITN
Adams Street
Ter arge gnt and 7tr ~r7-ns eyanda oath as
r~c cement House andl'on PoSaeSeor
20 DAYS.
MUNDY & COMPANY
7o6 MARKET STREET
Phones 8O6O-so6l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
StockQuotatlons
II. 80 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily by Laird 4 Co., SeeurNy
BROKERS' du Pnnt building. =