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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
PetltIons IN Isankrnptcy

&
The following petitions In bankruptcy
we're fifed yesterday in the United States
GENERAL. FUR TRADING CORP. INC
ziioKER. soBIN 4 zuc s NC
Inyolsntary SIS broadway.
siLSER FOX BEVERAGE CoRP.--In-
ii CHELSEA PARTITION Co. 1Nc.-In.
Seayn snnIn ss s First , Ave
Contractor 1924 Tiebout Ave. Bronx. LA
pin III q $685.; assets, 500.
aso hiMsTEh 10, A. voluntary.
n ~ /. .s Ssss 1sd Ct Liabilities, s1oo.soi;
Carl. HALPERN 3 co--rnvo,antary.
aaRMaNq hSse''sss sss s.sn ays
b AL HERMAN q HENpLER-Involun.
t&ry. skirts. a West 25th st.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers In bankruptcy
states District Court: ~
Joseph =. McDonough for sperher &
n r.i,,s inc. ladies' hats, IS W. 38th ST,
Ida A. Albert For sg Fiber, Dress ca Inc
ts0e w. 18th at. with bond Of $3.50
Gstnerine Fries for Samuel Ames. Samuel
.a 40 and Jaaius zarling, 1888 Hester ST..
Maurice zuckart for silver Fox Beverage
sofp sss E'mpson pl. Bronx, with bond
Leonard B. zsisier for Fucker. sobin 3
sucker, Inc, clothing. se3 B'wav.
EHaif Frankel for Joseph Herschei 219
Greene ST.. with bond OF $500.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules In bankruptcy
ysrt MED yesterday 81 the United States
SECOND Av. DEPT sToRE-I477
second az. Liabilities. sI1.s15: assets.
~, 1000.
LEVI BRos.--ss Rieeeker st. LiabiM-
lea ss2.o5s; asseis. sI2.222
Assignments
Il sshts-sKY -sTANILoFF co. INC.---MfS.
{ressss- 1z3 w. $50 st. 10 samuel Mata-
soif. ~ Il. ialst st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Grain Prices
Corn

Yesterdays Previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

Offerings Of new bondissues during
the week showed a further tapering
off. barely exceeding $1b 100000, and
establishing u new low weekly aggre-
gate for the year to date. The $1,000
900 United States Rubber bonds
brought out last Monday made up nj
most half the total. The feature of
trading yesterday was the shading Of
Liberty bond quotations in connection
with the prospect of renewed consid-
Grafton of the bonus question next
week. Otherwise, the market was
fairly active for the short session, and
the upward price trend was well main
tanned, particularly in corporate issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
b Business Troubles

Clark. Thomas R.-Paterno Bros. ).
County Service Corporation-Peck
& Hills Corporation
Febesf. Harry and Morris (Reyai
Empire Leather Goods Com
pany)--Resource Holding Cor
poraalon ...........t. ....s.5.,..,
Gilman. Benjamin--J. A. Smith
ct al.,-... ............
H. e: Tarbox & Co. Inc, NJ.
Stelt eft al.
Hirsch. Fred. Weber Supply
Company. Inc. .....
Heller. Benjamin--R. M. Cans
Jackson Film studio Corporal ton
Weber Supply Company. Inc.
Kirby. Frederick BE. ID.
Newman .,..s....,,..i. .....y.g.
Levy, sampson-Weber supply
Company, Inc -.
Marttnucci, Angelina - Austin,
Nichois a Co., Inc. ,....5.....
Millard's Gum Vending Corpora
tion---J. Sacks ct al. ..........
Mattera. Louts---S. X. Everett
Nishovitz Cloak and Suit COM
pany, Inc,--National Fabrics
Corporation OF. America
Rose Jerome. Inc.-Restaurant
Furniture Company.
Reed. Thomas B.--J. w. q, Car
roii ........-'.. .-...... ,...
Ready. James r. flames r.,
Ready Automobile Coinpany)---
Colonial Finance Corporation !.
Siraeusa, Anshony-H. c, Knoep-
Sol Pearl Dress Company, Inc
J. J. lie Bousisi & Co
Smith, Ethel M.---National Drug
Stores Corporation. :.
Walter n. Polslsov 6. Co.--T
Aeolian Co.......,..
Wooirnan. Julius-A Kuslaner
Ai.,-..s.. .a-ls.s, ......ss...
Maidfogel. Hugo--D. Kariin.
zimmerman, August A. J.
Melchner ..........
sn bronx County
Brueu Art Shop and Frederick
Bruen--Gruber Yarn Corr.
Baum, Jossph---H. Hovhstsip
Fninieri. Mfchaei--Pauiine on
man Printing Corp. n.
Spector, Isidor-Ss Isipsi,itz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Auto Sales Cain i'm China

The motor car market in Shanghai is
dispatches from Trade Commissioner
Hoyt. The representative of one of the
largest automotive manufacturers in
the United States has reported that late
sales have been better than any time in
the past eight months, which is particu-
larly encouraging as business has been
dull in all lines. The greatest demand
ne reports Is for medium priced pas
senger cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

Soa}nefn spot s1HsAef--ssatyeston steady
50 points highets at az 25ci sales. i.2o6
bales New Orleans quiet ss' points higher
at III ,ssc; sales. 81 bales. Mobile nominal
30 points higher at 21.50c; sales nil. ga
yannah steady. 50 points higher at 22.O0c Z
sales. 1870 bales. Norfolk quiet 100 points
higher at 22.25c: stiles, "a bales Augusta
STEADY 81 points higher at 22.50c sales
81 bates. Memphis steady, unchanged at
se. 09cs sales. rs bales St Louis steady
unchanged at 22.00e. sal les NIL. ~ Houston
steady. rs points higher at 81 26t sales
59S7s9baIes. Little Rock quiet, So points
higher at 21.2dc: ssles, 10 bates Mont
gon4erg firm 62 pointa higher at ~. 00c:
sales. SO bales. Fort Worth steady, rs
points higher at 81. s0cy sales. 100 bales
Cottonseed Oil
weak undertone and at the close the active
positions were l to ii points net lower,
The action OF lard and grain had a de-
pressing influence ON values, while the
trade was still influenced by Fridays
census report on supplies. Total sales were
f.Ta0 barrels.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Country Produce

Butter-Receipta were 11,571 packages
Creamery higher than extras, Ss1s q 57c
extras, 90 score. sec; frsts. 32@35 NC: Sec
centralized cars, 90 score, 3sc; SO score
S2k @S2%c; SO score. SIC; So to 81 score
% q; unsaited, higher than extras
ssp3sc; extras, 90 score S7@37lsc: firsts
32H @ 36c; second. S01a @32c; lower grades
29@30c; state dairy tubs, finest 34a a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Oats
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
No. 2 white. 20. b. s0.S5h $685.. $l.i6
Flour and Mea
AJAX Wage Advance

The LODI Textile Workers Trade
Union recently demanded so per cent
increase of wages, regular vacations
for workers, and the signature of
general labor agreement. An increase
Of 20 per cent was subsequently grant
ed by the mill owners. according to
dispatch from Acting Commercial At
tache Smith. Warsaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Satisfied Judgments
Inl New SYork Caunfr

The first name is that OF the d.
second that OF the creditor ana d,
Judgment was hIssi 4:
Jacobson. Mag Il Il s. ReseDthsi;
Nov, Is, i92i.a. s.,s s.. /
Spssnoh. Louise. Treiber. Jniy
-. 1922 81. :.
Hcfsiatter. Ernest W.--Aeclisn
Co; Ian. ia, 1922. 81 s.
Wolsord. Julius. and Henry n
I.ipEma n--Iryfng Nat Ref,k,
". X; July 1921
Boyer, harles M. and Albert r.
MARY p. Brownstein ri al ;5
July II, 1929, .......,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Judgments Filed

The following judgments were filed yes
|srday. In Manhattan. the FIRST name being
hat OF the debtor;
Sherman, Joseph. and Israel
RHtipowftz Majestic Goat Fnoss 49,
4 Pad tsosupany3--Wiitiam Ais
berg q. sscE .sis.si
frnwn. Joseph-- Broadway ard Is
Com pany, Inc, ....-.. 2as.7s
sisckwood Realty Corp pany-zR 81
r. NJ. Duke jr.s.as. ......ss. s,3s5s7
gsyee, F'sank--D. T.. HoHeynsan i13, 2D7s -
scb Lpnch Company, Inc. Aus
ia, Nichols 4 Co. Inc. /. 49,. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

Bid. Asked
Adams EXP. rs -
Ad Rumely pr So sou
Air Reduction. 571s IS
Alas Gid M. as y
Alas Juneau. IN III
All Am Cable.1l4 Ils
Al Oh & % pr. lO9S ITO
AL Chalmers. 54h rs
do pr ..a... So. e01s
Am Ag Chem AK 4iA
Am Bnk Note ..3 rs
do pr 49,. tlla 81
Am Beet S pr rs so
A d s & f pr. 1861 1881
Am Can pr. 100 ITO
A G a f pr. 122 l25
Am Cot OIL pr 81 1914
Am Express. ..13s 1877
Am n & H.. 14h Is
do pr -. 72 72A
Am Ice 1o95s III
Am La France l3 i3A
Am Loco r.llSH 100
Am Smelt pr. 9s1a %
do pr A.. 96 eS
Am SNUFF pr. 81 l0a
Am st Fly pr. 100 ,O0,a
Am Sugar pr. lilo ia
A Sum T pr 6,.ts GsN
Am Tel & C. SO 81
Am Tob pr. .1os los
Am VIII pr. \. SO 95
Am Wool pr. l07 1osM
Am Wr Pa pr 80 S2js
Am q & L. l7A IS
do pr. ..... 46 56H
Ann .Arbor >. 141a ISM
do pr ...... 40 A4L
Art Metals. :. l41s l5%
Assets RI Co. III q
A d G LIST pr 80 SO
do I'd pr. :. SO 81
Asso OIL .116 III
Atlantic Fruit. IN 22
Atlantic Ref.10o0 1925
do pr Lib lis
Atlas Powder. l29 1876
Atlas Tack :. i6h l7A
Aus Mich pr. SIS Sc
Auto Sales pr 91s IL
Bald Loco pr.112 lis
Barnet Lea. ). So go
do pr so. o. 971
Bay,lk Bros. ;. 40 55I
Beechnut p. 32N "a
BIZ Emp ST.. II IL
do LIST pr. ~ IS
do Cd pr. SO 331
Bkn Tn Gas. ia lie
Brown Shoe. I. SAX 55J
do pr $500. 94h 955
Brunswick =. oh A
Buff r g. p. 62M 10
do pr =. So "a
Bun & Sus. Sc 80
Burns Brs pr 90 e7
do prior pr.1l4 llsI
Bush Term pr 92M 0s
Butter.ck Co. 90 90
caddo Oil. -. l0is II
Cal Pet pr. :. 90 Oh
Cal & Ariz. 60 G11
Can Southern. SO SIS
Case J I pr. 81 90
Cent Lea pr. 1871 IA
Cen OF N j., 1855 1893
Certairteed -. 4sM 4as
Chi Ct West. SIX. 81
Chi Pncu Tool 70 10I
CSPM e. O pr 90 los
Cuett Pea pr. 1904 l0a
Col & So. 481s 500
Col Graph pr I41a 18e
Con Cigar !. a6M 395
do pr ..... 81 Us
Con Dist AZ /.
Con. Can !. 7s 78s
do pr -. .i04
Cont ms Co. 81 90
Corn Prod pF.l1S Ieo
Cosden pr 80. 93 oS
Cfex Carpet. :. 2S as
Cru Steel pr. 9sM Of
Cuba Cane gu l5ss l8
Gu Am Su pr % $751;
Do Beers Co 2iA 21l
Deerc Co pr. "a AZ
Det Edison. lilo iii
d s S & A.. az 1
"" III ..,t. p
Durham Hos. l7N 90
do pr ..... 70 SOY
East Kodak. II 77N
90 pr n. 168M -,
Elkhorn Coal. 20 2ox
do pr 37H SO
I'm Brant -. az 9
do pr 49,, 40 Al
]. John pr. ilaM lisK
Fairbanks IL. III 10
Fed NJ & 8. lah is
=, 40 pr $50. SAN 81
Fisher BODY. 1loN IFS
de DIT .....ii0 lis
Els i oh pr 80 Of
Gen Am Tank 8l@ Ga
do pr 1921 l03
Gen Cigar pr.fdf log
do pr deb. l0l lo2%
Gen Motor pr S0x alx
do s DC db S0N sen
do I deb. ). ash s5
Goodrich pr. s7A 90
Greene G G.. 81 25
Guan Sugar. i2h TAX
. 90 pr OH es
9 NJ a N pr. 40 I'll q
Gulf $ 8 pr. 9SM loo
fiabirsfiaw Ell. . o4'
Hendee Mfg Z. 81 2lX
'toaIiestake -. 6sA 10
HydfanI st pr "a SO
III Central | l73 rs
lnhom Ref. -. al 3Tsi
indian Ref. s STI
Int Con pr. Az
y r W l., a8N 2aM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
no igure die preciee yield on a, BOND Il

, TO Hgure the preclee Yield on a bond It
10 necessary to use yield tables, but the
out by the following formula: Divide the
closing quotation on a bond int5 the rate
OF the annual return. II the bond Ia selling
below par you must allow also for ths
appreciation of the principal To do this
subtract the market quotation from par.
number of years the bond has to run be-
fore maturity. For example, IL 6 per
cent bond is selling at 90 and has ten
years to run. the annual return wifi be 6 So
per cent. The difference between par and
the market price will be 10 points, sub
tracing 80 from 100. Dividing 10 points
5y ten years the quotation will be l. This
figure 10 to be added TO $50. which is the
annual return, and the result 1855 per
cent. Will give you the approximate yield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Bid and Asked

Following are tho closing bid and
aaked quotations of stocks listed on che
stock Exchange IN which there we're
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

Bid. Asked.
Int Agri pr. ssh 40
INT Cement. 331s s4ts
Int Ct North 22X 23X
mt Har pr. ZIG li7N
Int Nickel pr 81 sl&
Int Paper pr. So 100
Iowa Central. s 95s
level Tea -. II is
90 pr $50. sc 6s
,ohes Tea -. 441a 44Ts
n s 3 pc pr.lG0 1904
Kelsey Wheel. IS 100
do pr go. 90 l0l
kc%k & D NJ. s 10
kresse s S. ..lsa 40
:. do pr .....II0h
k.ess & Co.. 90 100
Lee Rub & T 81 37&
Ligg g. NJ. IFS las
do pr Ills Io3
DO pr B....l74 lss
Lima Loco pr. II5a liz
Nv Biscuit. :. AZ 45
do LIST pr. ..l0I l03
40 I'd pr. 1071S I0e
-ofillard pr. ITO III
dack Ir lst pr SSN sS%
|, ,iackay Cos Or s57s e7H
pr. 90 %
danati Sugar. IS a.
do pr ~. 70 So
,tanhat Flee. so 40
danhaf Guar. 4s 4 ISL
DO ctfs -. AZ AZ
Manhat Shirt. Sc ss%
Mar st Ry. 6
DO pr 49,. 81 "a
do prior pr. So 63,s
Mar Rockwell. IA i5t5
Martin Parry. 2Sh 20
Mat al W.. 4a ssE
Max Motor A. 5sh ss%
Nay NAY De st pr. losE liz
mex Pet Pr. 81 96N
Mich Central. EOS 2l5
MSP&SSM pr S2h ~
NJ x & T. :. IL is
do pr ..... TX
do warrants. 90 $685.
mont Power ). 72% T3I
90 pr .....108 ITO
Mullins Body. 90 "a
Nash Motors. .450 800
Nash 4 Chat. los l25
Nat Biscuit. ..l50 f52E,
40 pr ....l15 1913
Nat CT &c s. sen ssH
40 pr ... "a .sS
vat Con s. C. 2ss 2N
y u n $ pr. sS1s s5
~ dSad pr.ll4 lis
N y list. 90 90
" Y Dock. =. IS 81
do pr 49,. SO d
y Y shipbldg. is IA
Mag + Pow. 1861 10Y
norfolk So :. 10 go
Nor g. w pr 7s so
North Am rts. i7A Is
Ohio Fuel !. So 5a@
Otis Flev pr. I02
OTIS Steel pr. SO 5s9
Owens Bot Nj CT 37X
Pacic Devel. 6M SO
Pacific Mail. u tx
Fac Tel & T. IS s7
e Par q Bins.. l2h lsM
rh,ia Go 80. 42% 4aX
do 8 pc pr AZ q
fhil Jones J. 735t SO
=, 90 pr {. 905s s25A
Fierce Oil pr AZ "a "
Fits Coal pr 81 9Tls
p :, Steel pr. a51s 81
Z q w Va pr Sg1s e0%
Postum pr. -. los loe
r. 81 Car pr 80 l0l
n r. q Ref pr ~ as
lure lure OH pr. 8s 90
Rys Sec ~. s2ls es1k
ny ~ Spr pr, l0s3s lI4
Rand Z Mines. s0X SO
heading LIST pr SO 53n
40 I'd prs. sc sac
Reis LIST pr. 82Is 8a9
Rem 7 LIST pr SO ga
Z ! q s pr. 93k ssN
ney To 3 pr.1I5 1l8E
Z Rutland n pr. 4sh asa
J Roe pr. 10 Xix
So st & I. (, 4s a
2 z R Stu pr % 1as
sspicer NJ pr. OIL sSh
~ g Tube pr 81 ia
sterling Prod. s2K SAN
!, sem Bros pr. 80 l02
! y T Id tr.a70 AID
, re1 Prod pr. los l0Yh
,SiA w y pr SIX siM
lwm City Il T 50@ 81
Underwood Tbs l56
\. 40 pr .ll2& 100
"a Tank pr. 1as iii
~ Ggar St. 1875 Is5
DO pr loo liz
J Drug lst pr 10 4gT
IN Dyewmosl. ~ IA
y Ey Invest. is Ia
, /, y + Or TiA IA
. EXPRESS. IN |
J = = lat pr.i05H los
9 5 q n pr as s9
: Toh pr.lla lisa !
Raai LIST pr 40 al
q Car Oh pr % 81
q ! 6 a @ SSH ss
90 pr ... III 81
pr n 2sh "a
Wells Fargo. TaM ST
V M list. 10 rs |
vhito Oh. III s
WHY'S o pr. 40 soM !
wilson 60 pr. So 90
..i75 l90
60 pr 100 iss
Y 2 q NJ pr a SO Oh
do pr b m 1871 |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Bank Of Germany Statement

BERLIN. Aug. i9.-The statement Of
the Imperial Bank of Germany as of
August 10, shows the following changes
in marks: tg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Transactions
Bid and Asked Quotations

YeBterday Frlday@
ahs, s7-s4s.... 1oo.s4Qloo.ss 1ot1sblo1. 20
La Ia ~. + s4s i 10 g 90
Sd AXIS. 1923. .io6.i4616o.s6 1ooA6AI6o.bo
4th US. 1888. 1o1 .o2ap 1o1.oa 1906 d f6l 0s
Vic. Ans. 1923 .160.72R 10o74 4-rIo6.so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
ss.5c@lo.6o % -
100 .1sh .1o@.IsM
1o.oo0i4.5o s.oo@l4,oo
1870 30 .1t@ ~
s.5o@ 500 $500 500
$50 II a -
.os@ - orc II
la,so@i5.sS lo.oe@ls.So
lo. sss e l,. .ss e
4 4 e.. r. Il ., ,ag: & \,
i4.oo@is.oo 1s.oo@il.oo
ll.1s@1l,2s as.eo@i1.ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

3 I g e r 8, fair to
prime, 100 lbs.
Dy . se d beef,
sides, Id. I. :.
Live yeals. conn
J@lnon to prime,
loo lbs.
Dressed veal. city.
Id
Live ewes, 100
lbs,
Dressed wethers,
Id.
Dressed mutton.
city, lb.
Live lambs, fair
20 prime, loo
Ids. .-...-..
Dressed i a m b .,
city. Id. .
Hogs, 100 lbs. .
Dressed hogs. ha-
con, lb.
Pork, Dbl,
Ness beet. Dbl
Lard. M ! d d / q
West. 100 ID. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

6Aa 1917

Goodyear r n Mob q OHIO
g. 81 new IS 1877
- ..!oeM .to4M
- 100 Mont Pow Is
! 49,. 99M 5g43
1881 Nor Il Co
,.1bM AVS 1898
q e Ry OF a71L
\. q asp sig
n y Al . -, s7ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
New York Clearing House Banks

Of banks
House yesterday with
Changes
Loans discounts,
Cash in vaults: Members Federal ~
serve Bank 5ssslooo Dec al2sooo
p Der banks 55ose5ooo Dec 52osoc
Rs trust companies n 7ossooo Dec
trust ~ nm
Net demand deduct. s,'oS'o0o 1he- 800
ed s5S,1O6 o.,
Time
2277 sonn Y00
Hggregata reserve sS74ssOoo Dec 47O500o
~ isssfses 48sa056o 1,ss046o1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

Grand total. s4,sl755Ao 600 2.s4s. 600
flnciudes deposits lin foreign branche,
Balances carried In banks in foreign
$27,917o00. tbl $4,000. tc} $50, 2ss. ooe
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-03
1[2fEelSc ).
AT THE MAJESTIC.

The real excitement OF Fourth OF
July fireworks can be enjoyed at the
Majestic Theatre without the &C
complaining danger OF the explo-
sives. The picture being presented
there Is called Fighting Mad" and
It IS chuck full OF real thrills and
adventure. 1t is a picture of a red
biooded young American who finds
the course of ordinary life rather
too prosaic and seeks adventure by
becoming a member of the Mexican
Border Patrol.
In this original story OF ii. II.
Van Loan, who wrote THE Virgin
OF Stamhoul." and many other
screen successes, William Desmond.
star of the stage and screen, has
another of those thrilling outdoor
GESTURES, filed with love. romance
and adventure.
In the character of a hard-riding
youth, he shocks the passengers on
the overland limited. fights his way
to friendship among his comrades in
the Border Patrol and then fur
nishes many thrills in his daring
rescue Of the girl OF the train from
4 bandit gang.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-03
A SWEET LITTLE
BABY BOY
Makes a Bright Spot in
Every Home. A Comfort
In Years to Come

Park Rapids, Minnesota.-'T have
taken your medicine-Lydia E. Pink
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-03
RIyERVIEW BEACH.

Riverview Beach, at the head OF
Delaware Bay, has made prepare
lions for entertaining immense
crowds of people tomorrow and
there is no better place in which to
spend q holiday, Is the assertion of
those interested. The splendid bath
ing will attract many because the
beach Is the nearest point TO VIII
mington which offers salt water
bathing. There are also the usual
park amusements and plenty of rest
places for those who desire to rest.
The park has been improved at a
cost OF thousands OF dollars.
The Wilson Line will run It's reg
ular holiday schedule to the beach.
This schedule will be found in the
OF the company and
it is so arranged that those desiring
to spend a holiday at the beach will
find boats leaving at most any time
of the day and that the schedule
has been arranged to give the pub
lie the best and most frequent SER
vice possible.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-03
Nsx SaaeSG
"BABY NINE"


Farce comedy once more affords
the entertainment at the Garrick
Theatre. The Wilmington Players as
the third Offering have taken Mar
garet Mayo's renowned laughfest,
Baby Nine" one of the most hilari-
Gus examples OF farcical fun ever
produced on the speaking stage.
In Fair and Warmer" tho Will
mington Players demonstrated in no
uncertain way their adeptness In this
form of performance. Once more
they have the opportunity of furnish
ing laughs TO local theatregoers.
The story OF 'sBaby Mine" is nat
urally amusing. Its situations pro-
woke laughter OF the heartiest kind,
never-ending in its variety nor al
lowing for any lull in between
laughs. The primary situation in
the plot IS the effort of a young
bride to keep her business-troubled
husband home where she can see
him and enjoy his presence. The
plan she hits upon for fulfilling her
desires is more Imaginative than
practical and although It succeeds
In fits main purpose It leaves room
for many unforeseen complications
that add to the laughs IN the per-
Torrance.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-03
FIREWORKS DISPLAY.

An elaborate display OF fireworks
will be given at Shellpot Park to-
morrow evening. Tho display will
be furnished by a professional fire.
works company. It will be in the
hands of experts and will be located
and handled in such manner that the
thousands of people who are expect
ed TO attend will be able to witness
1t without the slightest danger.
There will be forty different sec
lions TO the display and the numbers
offered will be varied. The exhibit
ton will open with a salute which
can be heard for miles and which
will announce that the exhibition is
going to begin within a few minutes.
A second salute Will notify all that
the exhibit is about to begin. This
is a new plan and will serve to call
the thousands of people who are
spending the day in the park. The
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-03
AT THE QUEEN.

Thomas Meighan has his most
heart-appealing drama in many
months in THE Bachelor Daddy
which the Queen offers for its holi-
day feature. This Is the sort of pic
ture that does one good TO see. II
is clean as a whistle and its fun is
so wholesome and its pathos so sweet
that the feeling it leaves is impressed
lndelibly upon the heart.
"The Bachelor Daddy was writ
ten by Edward People who is the
author OF The Prince Chap" 1t is
the story OF a big-hearted bachelor
lawyer who upon the tragic death OF
a friend adopted the I'VE children
of the latter.
II is impossible TO measure the ele-
ment OF human appeal that is found
in this story. Mr.. Meighan Is ms
usual kindly and manly SELF ana
with him are five OF the most ador-
able youngsters who ever appeared
on the screen. Their ages range from
two to six ana each is unaftected ana
natural as children should be.
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Ar THE ARCADIA.

Two choice selections from comedy
and drama make up the principal
features OF the program that com
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-03
AT THE SAVOY.

There is advance assurance that
when Elaine Hammerstein opens a
weeks engagement at the Savoy
Pheatre. commenting today. In Evil
dence." that she will give her legion
OF admirers the greatest amount OF
satisfaction her work has ever ere
ated on the screen. Evidence" tells
a story of a stage life in it's early in
cidents. and then takes the leading
actress into the home OF an aristo-
cratic family. who resent an "ac-
tress'' being foisted upon them as a
relative.
The story runs along until the
trick finish" the surprise is COM
plete. for Miss Hammerstein as the
actress wife finds herself in a situa-
ton that seems overpowering, but
within a twinkling, by one quick ac-
ton and speech. she prevents her
threatened divorce and turns the
tables on her tormentors and energies
in triumph to greet her husband in
the happiest of endings.
The added number is featured by
Lee Moran. the popular Century
in his latest two reeler.
Ten Seconds" making an unusually
attractive program.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-03
Stop Itching Eczema
Penetrating. Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed. you can stop burning, Itch
ing Eczema quickly by applying Zemo
furnished by any druggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle, Sl.O0. Healing begins the
moment zemo Is applied In short
time. usually every trace OF Eczema,
letter, Pimples. Rash, Blacltheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making
It vigorously healthy. always use zemo,
the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. When
others fail II is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles Of all kinds.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-03

numbers are varied and the program
is long.
Shellpot Park will offer a safe and
sane holiday celebration during the
entire day though of course the cli-
wax will be the display of fireworks
in the evening.
Those who desire to enjoy Fourth
of July picnic parties will find
Brandywine Springs Park offers
splendid opportunities. There will
be found the usual park amusements
while the facilities for picnics are I'M
excelled.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-03
NEW FERRBoAL IN SERVICE.

The ferryboat Peerless, recently
purchased by the Wilson Line. was
placed in commission on the PENIS
Grove route on Saturday. The new
vessel has a steel hull, is larger than
either of the others in service, and
carries from 40 to 90 automobiles at
a trip. In the eight trips made Sat
urday, between $50 and 275 cars
were carried across the river.