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The Washington times., 1922-07-05
JAIL
TERM ONLY To
FACE ANOTHER
r. e. TomIinson Rearrested
After 3o-Day Sentence on
Charge of Having Liquor.

Released from the Baltimore Jail,
where he served thirty days for IL
legal possession Of liquor, Floyd T..
Tomlinson, twenty-nine years old, OF
2O1 G street northwest, was rear
rested by Headquarters Detective
King and brought to this city on a
similar charge.
A month ago. Tomlison engaged q
chauffeur to drive him to Baltimore
to get some whiskey. Arriving In
the Monumental City. Tomlison got
the whiskey, and to his surprise
George w. Fowler. jr., prohibition
agent OF Washington. He was ar.
rested and sentenced to thirty days
In the Baltimore Jail.
While Tomlinson, who is an over.
seas veteran, and who was wounded
in the hostilities In France, was in
jail. serving the 80 days, Fowler went
to his room here in the capital and
found some corn whiskey. 1t is said.
The prohibition agent swore anoth.
er warrant out for the arrest OF the
veteran and placed detainer against
him in Baltimore. The result was
that he was arrested while leaving
the Baltimore jail by King.
You would think ] was a crimi-
nal. said Tomlison. Il fought for
my country in France, and have not
been able to get work. A man gu
gested that make a trip to Ba ,
more for him. and Fowler was sut,
gested as the chauffeur to take me
there. I went along. ~ot arrested
served thirty days. and now will
probably go to Jail again. Great stuff.
this for a fellow who served his
country. and which has refused 10
give him work he lost by going
over. I'll take my medicine"
The Washington times., 1922-07-05
England Beats Labor Slump.

Although the employment situa.
ton in general continues to be un.
favorable in England, improvement
is noted in the coal mining, cotton.
jute and wool textile industries and
in the tinplate and clothing trades
according to q report received today
nv the Department OF Labor.
The Washington times., 1922-07-05
METHODIST PREACHER
SERVES AS POLICEMAN

FAIRMONT. W. Va. July g.
The Rev. M. J. Pritchard. q Metho-
dist Episcopal minister. temporarily
without a charge. has been appointed
at his own request, a membe- OF the
Fairmont police force.
He Is now serving success s.ully as
a traffic officer. Hts first days duty
resulted in the arrest Of seven traffic
Xiolatorn.
The Washington times., 1922-07-05
Says His Prescription
Mas Powerful Influence
Over Rheum atism

Mr.. James H. Allen. Of Rochester,
N. Y, suffered for years with rheu-
matism. Many times this terrible
disease left him helpless and un-
able TO work.
He finally decided, after years Of
ceaseless study, that no one can be
free from rheumatism until the ac-
cunulatsd impurities, commonly
called uric acid deposits, were dis
solved in the joints and muscles
and expelled from the body.
with this idea In mind he con-
suited physicians, made expert.
ments and finally compounded q
nrescription that quickly and COM
pletely banished every sign and
symptom OF rheumatism from his
He freely gave his discovery.
which he called Allenrhu, to others
who took It, with what might be
called marvellous success. After
years OF urging he decided to let
sufferers everywhere know about his
discovery through the newspapers.
He has therefore instructed drug
eists everywhere to dispense Allen
rhu with the understanding that II
the first pint bottle does not show
the way to complete recovery he
will gladly return your money with
out comment
Got 1t At Peoples
n~.,- Cko~o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
Anderton Automobile
Co., Inc,
1887 w. Broad st.

FOR SAi.f-Tw0 s..nr.- au,orrr-
n.l"s ForI ana Doa-" Ro,h in god
."'icl''"n demonstrates. amy line r.
I'"n"lI. ns"- sowing Machin" COM
:"nS - Vs. Washington street. ro.
'"rshu'. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

HUDSON sr."d>,.r. nts,-clsss rordI,tor.
SPECIAL top aud s.af COVERS This is a
T"Hi "u' $50 Mr Taylor. -, Wcs;
hr"ai Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
LfI T. STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles
Wantcd-i.ive Stock

VAST 70 ,ia.c i. Ia, COW FOR a good
'l"sn c"w. VII I,y some difference
r. W NI!"n. Ashland. Rnu'. No J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
AUTOMOBILES
AotorcycIc. and bicycles IL
MOTORCYCLES.
Auto Accessories

Auto Accessories IL
AUTO GEARS for all cars. new and used;
also all ether parts. " tlh.r r pud,on
Ny itr"o- Avenue. Randolph 5StI
CYLINDER AND riSTOS Erindinr - spa
ci'liN USING tn" latest w", grinding
process. sui'"rs"diuE all other methods
lin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
1'lIt rs.

VIRGINIA AUTO TOP AND TRiMMING
So' Mumi"id Su-cC Randolph ty,'.
3r>J J.. Nonsh!d. guaranteed ursts ;s.ya
:. i" NJ. r!re Co. 32i West Rioad street
Service Stations-Iscpairing I.5
NlCi>EL "i.Ar:NG- Richmond Metal
Products 20. 81. S"utn Ftuh street
Ean'I"Irh soIS.
ROSS y cARi.E--Autoin"htI- rcIuIring
AMI general mtchiu- w.r. 1861 i.
West Main Street. Hnul"vard rs
WE MIA. ~ y POSITION re- pr FIRST
AtlrMpliii.t.S. HEST on A!NTERIAI.
AND wDRkM ANSiiiI. Il;I,E IiI,iu.I.
Il { ~ VI @ y II MuTpi. COMPANY.
rhNfIi ANp BROAD SrIIEErS
Auto Livcry-Garagcs IL
Autos FrI: IIiiIE-rntrtu!; r.-. s au.
s"T hour. S''i-u so" ,,"r h".i,. da, or
nsh1. E-mI"irh ,a.". -. Is Watt.
AtfnS nlKr.u sl.oD. ~ s. ,rr n,ur
b.ni".s. It'nicsHrd 225 oni .lR-J
nE HuUR uwN DRIVER
NEW urrs, STrrEnAKHn \ ruRps
FOR Rent PAY HY TIE MILE
cHArFFErRi.Ess TAM SERVICE.
So F.. l.EIGH ST
RANDOLPH aiss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
to Read Each and Every Ad This Page-hey Interesting
AUTOMOBILES
Automoni>s FOR sale a

O'OLD AND.
We have the BEST
line of used cars on the
Richmond market, and,
above all, the BEST
prices. Il ach and
every car in our Used
Car Salcsr Dom has
been thoroughly over
hauled and rcpainted
by skilled mechanics
who know how.
Make us prove what |
have just said by call
ing by our Used Car
Department and look
these bargains over be-
lore you buy. Any
thing purchased in the
line of an automobile
is not cheap at any
price if it does not
satisfy purchaser.
cn~y,.r~. n..a..~r used
S@%"sasrr na i, Touring. ''''
ms '"'
f-an.,Ii" r"nr'"S
WIZ ."''r Nni.n ,....n
c,,, Sn
,,,,,'., ,.,,, "',N.s
49,, E"""
, H,.s."~ T%.r ,t -
r..i, !..s M.I-! .r",iF,os. .''
=, ''
Mgr, Used Car De-
partment,
CObuln Motor Sales
Conversation
Wi l''l dlloil,
1o17-1oO2 w pro,,I O.
l. i--o w. DIOdu SI.
Phone, Boul. 1918.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15
NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby gfvenSthatyata
meeting of the stockhoIderssof The
Hood-Shaffer Agency, a@corpora-
ton created OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the claws Of West Virginia, held at
the principal officeSorp1acs Of
business of Observation-Disclosures az
rooms Nos. 409 and q the
Deveny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EFairmont, County ofMarion
E26th day of M ay,1922,thef
lowing resolution were adopted
RESOLVED; FIRST, Thathe
Observation-Disclosures, corpora
ton created and@organized Under
the laws OF the4State OF West.
Virginia, does hereby discontinue
business as Incorporation and sur
renders to said state Its CHARTER
and corporate franchises. IL
board of$directors will proceed to
convert the#property, chooses in
action andMaIl& assets ofthis or
sporation into cash. and "a on
sbilities and obligations; and after
fully dischargfngau such debts,
liabilities and obligations, divide
the Eremainder among the stock
fholdersSpro rata @wftIi&thetr several
holdings of stock, such
shaIl@be madeo m
!stockhoIder&until@after thspnbHA
cation Of the notice hereinafter
RESOLVED, SECOND That
the president#of this Corporation
cause9EnoticeS of the adoptionof
the&foregoing resolution to be
spub1ished in some neMspaper D
general neutrality-suspicious. near
the principal Office or place OF
business ofthfs Incorporation, g
a week forgfourSsuccessiYe weeks
and hathe&certify these resolys
tons to the8secretary OF statssaf
the State#ofsSSNest Virginia. aud
deliver to- him certificate show
ing the pub1icationof safd2notice,
asgprovidedabyS1aW
Given undergmy hand this th
day of May
CHARLES GH0OD
PresidentSof safdScorporatioR
SecretRry
s6:-1-s-15-22
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Farms For Sale

FARM-20 acres in town; 4 min
utes' electric line; minutes
store, schools; good Groom house,
barn other buildings;610 peach
trees, also pears and apples; 4
acres wood; balance level 1oam5
could be cut into small poultry
farms; $4,000; only $1,000 cash
required; other properties. Walter
De Campo 7 Cooper Street. Wood
bury, N. ]. 57OA
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This Date in History
re- ana Character Iseadlng

JUNE Is
The governing sign -
~birthdate is Gemini. the sign OF
the Twins, and of the dual per
3gonality. Gemini persons r
Extremely affectionate and .gener-
GUS, always courteous and 70
one all. They are exceeding,
Nv proud of the family name ano
have a great deal of fam1iy-priae'
They are fond Of artssandf sclen,
ces, are great readers gooo
sta1kers and are very quick2to E
appoint in a story or joke. Ihese
people are not usually successful
wage earners, and frequently give
away as fast as they can earn
3S5The true friends and compan-
ions ofsthis date are those porn
under Aquarius and Libra: Ihese
people are quiet and restful and
those born on this oate
& keep themselves in hand.
Real Estate and Automobiles
will be on sale through n
of the Want Ads TINS
week and next. If you are THINK
ing OF selling or buying a house.
suseSthe Want Ads.
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Special Notices
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A5.
Mae Leota Malone VS. Willism
Mahone.-In 8Chancery dls
To Mae Leota Malone WiIiani
a.. Malone and #LaMrence s.
Schwenck, Divorce Commission
er.
You and each ofyouWil take
notice that pursuant decree
entered on the 18th daysof Jutae,
1922, in the aboveAstyled cause "a
the Circuit Courtso Of NariongG otlrl-
ty, West Virginia.. referring
cause to the Undersigned. of
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
said Court, directing#sthe ndeT
signed to take The testimony,re
port the facts relative tothe mat
tiers specified in Sections18SofaGh Chap
ter Ga of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
as amended, and reportSsaid lasts
to said Court, have fixed upon
Monday the 26th.day ofSJunes 1922
at two oG1ock#p- M atsmY law or
flee on the fifthaf1ooraof Home Say
ings Bank BuildingHinth the City d
Virginia, as theStimeand placef
executing said decree@of References.
and making up a report said
cause.
At which time and&p1aceyoua arc
required to be PRESENT.
Given under8myhan thisha
18th day Of June..s%1922.
M. W.8OGDEN,
Commissioners inEGhancer
E. R. BELL;
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Male Help Wanted

DISTRICT MANAGER-There is
a big opportunity for some live
man to secure an exclusive selling
agency-line without competition.
We have circularized your terri
tory and are able to turn over to
you inquiries from dealers ready
to represent us. Must finance mi
tial order. Give telephone number
If possible. Alcemo Mfg Co. 146;
Bridge St, Newark, n. J.
4592A
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Auto Repairs

AUTO REPAIRING and tops built
and repaired. FAIRMONT CAR
RAGE WORKS.. Phone 1851.
45SOA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15

SALESMAN WANTED; between
90 and 80 years of age, neat in
appearance and able to operate
Ford car Applicants write to
Box 5000 West Virginian Office,
giving details about selling ex-
.perience. ability, etc. 1896 A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15

MEMS SHOES half so1ed and
heeled S1.75. Ladies' shoes half
| soled and heeled S1.35 w. M. WASH
| ington, 2o4 Raymond st. 4424A
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Agents Wanted
Situation Wanted, Male

able married man. Truck DR. wing
or helper preferred. H. King.
General Delivery, Fairmont, w.
Va, 4018 a
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ADVERTISE IN TAMPA! II you
wan to buy, sell or exchange ae.
vertise your wares In Tampa and
South Florida. One o. the most
prosperous regions or today. Al
ways use Times want Ads. Larg
est Tampa circulation and largest
daily average want ad lineage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed to
all advertisers. Regular rate one
cent per word. Monthly rate on az
plication. Inquiries cheerfully an.
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES. Tampa. Florida. 3s66A
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Wanted

SIX Or SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
furnished or unfinished. Close
in. Long lease. Address P. o.
Box III. 4591>A
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Help Wanted

WE PAY $500 weekly full time,
75c an hour spare time selling
hosiery guaranteed wear four
months orreplaced free. So styles.
Free samples to workers. Salary or
80 percent commission. Good hos
iery is absolute necessity, you
can sell it easily. Experience un-
necessary. Eagle Knitting Mills.
Darby, Pa.
MEN AND WOMEN for Govt posi-
tons Railway Mail Clerks
Clerical positions. Salary S1400.
to $1,000. State age, occupation
Write p. o. Box 1916, Dept. A.
45e7A
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Female Help Wanted

GIRL for gnereal homework. Four
adults in family, no washing or
ironing. must be able to cook. Ap-
ply All Jefferson street. 1855 A
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Boarders And Roomers

BOARDERS AND BOOMERS want
ed by meal, day OF week 32A
jackson St. 45o4A
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Houses For Sale

NEW 3-room house for sale. Jafk'
Addition. See =. M. tiafa-
way. Jackson Addition a3.s-A
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Business Opportunities

BANKERS OR BUSINESS MEN OF
good standing in their commu
nifty can ado materially TO income
devoting spare time. Proposition
has endorsement of leading Pitts
burgh Bankers and Merchants. Re
plies treated strictly confidential
and proposition presented. Il you
are the man we want $4,000 per
aunum will be your minimum earn
ing. Address ROBERT L. LOGAN,
414S jenkins Arcade, Pittsburgh.
Pa. 3S73A
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Furniture For ale

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS;
new and used; easy payments
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
CO.. Clarksburg. 3577-Ai
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Repairing

SHOE REPAIR SHOP. Prompt
service. Popular prices. MIKE
ROMINO. JACKSON &c MONROE
SITS. 4416A
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CAPITAL SUPPLIED.
For Rent

TWO large sleeping rooms. Phone
1927. 4519A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Nov. 25.-Hogs. receipts. 1000.
market, l5c higher bulk. 100 to pas
pound averages, lOas. IS: mostly SIS.
good and choice. DIS 90 2~75-pOGnd butch
ers. $40; top, $50; packing so.s. GOA
1.15; desirable pigs. around SIS: esti-
mated sold over 5000. heavy wright.
7.o0as.20; medium weight. S.OOas 20.
light, ~s.O5as.I5; light light. S.iOas rs:
packing sows. smooth. 74Oa7.75; pack
ing sows. rough, 7.l5a4. so; killing pigs.
S.O0sS.25
Cattle. receipts. 1000: compared week
ago. strictly good beef steers and better
grades western grss>ers. steady. short fed
steers. 25c TO 4Oc OF; lower grades. west
cru grassers, largely q OF stockers and
feeders. 2JcafOc lower. extreme top ma
tured steers. 1880; best yearlinss. 1900.
beef COWS n heifers. practically steady
cutters. strong 20 i5c higher bulls. largely
/ l5c lower: veal calves mostly 100 lower
week bulk prices. native beef steers. sea
1000 western graSScrs. largely 5.5Oa-
ESQ. stOckers and feeders. 5.75a6. 50. beei
COWS and heifers. ~s.OOa6.25: Gamers and
cutters largely 2~.S5a3.25; veal calves
s.25aS. rs.
sheep. receipts, 1000: compared with
week ago, fat lambs. steady 20 loo lower
fed y~earling wethers aud sheep. soc 10 81
lower feeders. steady: extreme top lambs
1870 TO city butchers; closing top IA
lambs. l4.65 90 packers. bulk. i4.35a.
AGO: culls. steady at i~l.OOaii.J0. de
sirahle fed clipped lambs. i275ai3.OO
choice fed warnings wethers. 1900
heavy and strong weight far ewes. 5.OOa
600; lighter weights. upward 70 80
bulk desirable feeding lambs. ~l3.5Oal4.0O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-25
TURKEYS REQUEST FOR
NEUTRAL ZONE HELD Up

Lausanne. Nov. 2S.-The reaues. Of
the Turkish delegates TO the Near
East conference for a neu;ra zone on
Turkeys western boundary has been
held UP, apparently because no ma
ton wants 10 guarantee peace IN any
Balkan zone. lsmet Pa.ha's state
ment that Turkey desired the powers
TO guarantee the neutrality OF a bel,
80 k!lometers wide on each side OF the
Turko-Bulgarlan and Turko-Grec!an
frontier along the Martha river.
brought no definite decision by the
powers. I; was evidently agreed that
the neutrality question could be dis
posed Of later. al the time OF the ex-
pected discussion on the Dardanelles
question.
D~edeasetch and Karagatch are two
names which are heard in the confer.
ence halls and hotel Hobbies with the
regularity with which Fiume was dis.
eussed In many tongues at Paris dur,
Ing the peace conference. The Bull.
sarIans and the Greeks each profess q
material interest in the former.
NJ. Nenizelos. former premier O.
Greece. in an impass.oned audlenc.
with the journalists, explained tina,
Greece could no; give up this villag,
az the mouth Of the Martha 10 III,
Bulsars. Premier S,ambouliski wa.
equally !nsistent hat Bulgaria coul,
not retain her economic poise IL de
MED this port on the Aegean.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-25
america IS STILL THE
LAND OF OPPORTUNITY
Rabbi Lsvingsr Tells Why the
People Of This Country
Should Give Thanks.

THE greatest things in the world
are not our own creation O choice;
life, health. opportunity were given
to us. That Is why we need n day oil
national Thanksgiving to realize the
overlooking blessings which have been
| given us quite without our deserving
them by anything we have DONE"
Thus spoke Rabbi Lee J. Levinger
in the Temple OF Truth last night,
speaking on Thanksgiving for the
Future"
The sermon was OF a patriotic
nature. we should thank God for
America" he said. because 1t Is still
the land OF opportunity. the haven OF
refuge for the oppressed and miserable
OF all the world.
True. We are far from perfect" hs
continued. "Bigotry and sectarianism
threaten today to enter the field OF
politics. TO bar men of some religions
from public office. and to Introduce
the un-American tendency 70 unite
church and state. But this IL not
dominant and ! feel confident thai
such a movement will never control
America. The average American
will neither endure interference with
his own faith. Or Interfere with thai
Of his n~eighbor.
Thank God for, the future. The
past can no longer be changed. Tn,
present is far from ideal. But tn,
future Is still ours. to make better
than the past or present. Man 1.
made in the imaCc OF God becausc Ia
also can be n creator Thank God FOL
the great opportunity OF the future
10 serve and save our country"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-25
VARIETY SHOWER FOR
MISS ALICE JERvIS

About sixty members OF s.. Paul's
~. +. Church gave a surprise variety
shower last night for Misc Alice Jer-
Wis at her home. 1920 Gilpin Avenue.
In honor OF her approaching marriage
10 Isaiah Fielder, which will take
place January % in 81. Paul'e NJ. i.
Church The house was attractiyely
decorated with pink and white flowers
Mis- Jervis received many beautiful
and useful gifts.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs
L. G. Hardesty, Rev. and Mrs. Carlisl.
l.. Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Dougherty. Mr.. and Mrs. william b
Smith. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Eliwoot
George. Mrs. b. l.. Dehlo. SIR. anc
Mrs. Allen Ainsoow. Mrs. Rock.el.ow
Mr.. and Mre. Frank Bogss. Mr.. an1
Mrs. r. IL. Weir. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Mason
Mr.. Gilbert HAYDEN, Mrs NJ. Z. Alex.
.ancer. Mrs. Anna Price Culver. Mrs
Ewing, Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Herdman
Mr. Greenhalgh, Mrs. D~resener, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Jervs. Miss Anna l.
Ellwanger. Miss Rietta Emerson, Mia
Sara White. Miss Kitchens, M.ese.
Virginia Thorne. Mildred Toppln, Edni
Borer, Ava Durstein, Anna Benjamen
Alice Jerv.s. Mary Merchant. Clar,
DEMO. Agnes Hubbard. Mr.. Hayward
Raymond Richards. William Archibald
Gilbert Hayden, Jr, Isaiah Fielder
Richard Hubbard. Mr.. Spence. an,
Mrs. Eugen!a Harde.ty, OF Can,
Giradeau, Missouri.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-25
Y. NJ. c. A. RELIGIOUS
WORK IS INCREASING
Sunday Evening Fellowship
Suppers Becoming Very
Popular.

As the winter a approaches
the religious activities OF the y. NJ. C..
a. are on the increase. A good at;en-
dance az the Sunday evening fellow
ship suppers has been noted and II
is expected that the attendance to-
morrow evening will be the largest
yet.
The speaker will be Chief Man.to-
wog. who will also speak al the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church. Miss
Estelle Nelson will sing several solos.
The supper. which is held under the
auspices Of the dormitory committee,
Of which Frank Greenhawk Is chair
man. will m at 5.45.
Preceding the regular Monday nigh,
lecture Of DR.. Floyd W. Tomkins
there will be a dinner in the form OF
a reunion OF all former members o.
the bible classes Of the "Y". The din
ner viii take place at ESQ.
At the request OF the inmates Of the
New Castle County workhouse q
Sunday morning bible class is held
under the direction Of Frank p. Nit.
chell. Of the y. NJ. c. a. AS an out
growth Of these classes a "Wednesday
evening bible class Las recently beer
established which is also under IN,
direction OF Mr.. Mitchell and which
meets every Wednesday evening at
I o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-25
NEW COMPUTATIONS
special Correspondents Every Evenll

Special Correspondence Every EveninS.
Dover. Nov. 24-The following corpor~
tons were chartered yesterday:
Mica ceramics Cooperation. Phi.adei-
phia: capital. s3,0OO.OOo.
FaFaDed Manufacturers Corporation a
America. Wilmington: s~2.OOo.ooO.
ShiP. carbon Co. OF America. Whining
ton; $500. 900.
Crawford Trunk Corporation. Dover.
n. s b. Wolf & Co. Inc. Whining o a
100000.
Maek Photograph Co. Wilmington.
California Motorist Association. Wiz
mincton. 500. coo.
Phoenix Engineering Co.. Wilmington;
A-ustin-Johnson. Inc. Philadelphia: sso.-
ID
Alpha Realty and Investment Co. WASH
Nstional Indoor Golf. Ine.. Whining ton;
$4,000.
Eastern Selling Co. Philadelphia. $40.
600.
The following corporations increased
their capital.
Christiana Securities Co. Wilmington.
from sl9oo9;o 600 20 ss9yooo!9oo
81 600 900 to $1,000, O00.
jefferson OH and Gas Co. B~irninShsns
Ala from 100000 TO $500. 900.
General Paser Co ine.' New YORK
Aero Pulverizer Co. New York. fros
$4,000 to Sl2S
Lafayette Co, Cincinnati, from s5o.ool
to 100000.
Dover. Nov. 25-The following corpo-
rations were chartered yesterday
Barnes Finance Corporation, Whining
ton; capital. ~<26.OoO.ooo.
International Tailoring Company 4
Delaware. Inc. New YORK s., 500. 900.
kaoltte Manufacturing Co, Pit,sburS
: l.550.OcO.
J. l.. Taylor & Company Of Delaware
Inc. New York 81. $4,000.
American Dcalcoholizing Corporation
Wilmington. Sl.ooo.oO0.
United states Equipment Corporation
Philadelphia; <~io0o.ooo.
OO0.OOo.
Delaware Plate Corporation. wilmins.
ton. sooo.0c0.
l. NJ. G. Corporation. wilminstca:
New Jersey-D Delaware Ferry and Trans
%portatiOn Co. Dover, $500 M
4. G. fortno Co. Philadelphia; $500.
rangara Cooperation OF America. VII
mingtOn; S2oo.OoO.
Horn Corporation, Wilmington: sl2S.Opo
Adkins &Nfo.. Inc. wilminst ton; $780,.
600. M
ProsressiyeN y Whipping Co. Inc. Ne~
cem@eHsSal'h Realty Co. wrimins
William 4, hnOcrr Co. Inc. wnmins
ton. x25 600
The %foilowing corporations increased
their capital,
American Consolidated Mining Corpors
ton. New York, from s5.ooo.0O0 TO sio.-
OOO, Q
New Products Co. Anesheny. Pa. fros
S5o.poo "a SS.Ooo.ooo.
Edwin ". stuart, Inc. Allegheny, Pa
Y from $4,000 10 100000.