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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-27

profesora a tyz 81 pospisil no
wynn snatkem, ozeniv Sc v So
botu v Crown Point, Ind. Kdyz
dozved9l sc o tom soudce Mont
gomery, pred nfmz rozvodni "a
loba byla projednavana, zrusil
rozvodni dekret, vydany We
ctvrtek a prohlasil, ze Tiernan
jest dosud zakonitym manze-
lem sv6 prvnf zeny a ze dru-
hy snatek jest neplatny.
A tax Sc stalo, ze professor
vratil Sc do zdejsiho domova,
prohlasil nejmladsf ditko "a
sv& a celia rodina slavila smffe.
nj. Zv6davi zpravodajove chte
Ii vsak v9deti, co Sc stalo {
druhou pi. Tiernanovou.
"Druha, pf. Tiernanova? -
well, vzdyt' nen{ zadna nyni,
professor pravil dnes vecer. NE
chal jsem il v Chicagu vcers
| |vecer. Nevim, kde jest neb ct
d9la.
"Nikoli, nebylo zadne sc6ny
kdyz jsme Sc rozesli po pfect'
nj 81 v novinach, ze soud zru
sil mil rozvod. Ona pouze Re
kla, ze toho "lituje" q pal
jsme sli kazdy svoji cestou.
'.Smifili jsme Sc s Gusto'
| (prvnf zenou) 4 "a tyden 8
odst9hujeme do Chicago, kd'
|nadale budeme ziti. Vezm1
lvsechny tfi d6ti q ode dnesk'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-27
OSUDNY POzAR v KOLLE
JI.

Winnipeg, 26. listopadu. De
sed osob Sc dosud pohresuje
dnes vecer re 156 studenti a
clenu fakulty kolleje sv. Boni-
face, kteri byli v budove, kdyz
ohen znicil zmineny Istav v so
botu. Pricina pozaru nebyla az
dosud zjistena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-27

nym bulharskym obchodnim
strediskem. Bulharska delega-
ce vydala prohlaseni, v nemz
odsuzuje recke namitky, jak
byly tlumoceny Venizelem; tyr
di, ze vychodiste Bulharska K
Egejskemu mori m6lo by neja-
kou vyhodu jedine tehdy, kdy-
by vedlo uzemfm bulharskym
neb autonomnim a prohlasuji,
re kazde jine rozlusteni bylo
by jenom castecnym a mohlo
by miti nebezpecne nasledky
vzhledem k bulharskemu OBJ
chodu.
Cafihrad, 26. listopadu. Sto
sedmdesat tisic osob opustilo
sve domovy a odst6hovalo Sc
Carihradu v>poslednich dvou
mesicich die spolehlivych ci-
slic. z t6chto $4,000 odejelo do
Spojenych Stati. Americka ko-
Ionic Sc scvrkla z 500 ma $50.
Drinopol, 26. listopadu. Po-
sledni fecti cetnici odejeli z
Drinopclu v utery. Mesto bylo
znstaveno v rukou Francouzd.
Okamzite po vzdaleni Sc Re-
XII, m9sto "zcervenalo" a vsu-
de vialy turecke prapory. Mu-
Ii. odhazovali klobouky q kryli
lsi Ms aEsd tahi~fesy
fecke napisy ma kramech byly'
bud smazany neb rozbity a ma
hazeny do ulic.
Novy guverner, gen Tahir
Bey, poslany Angorskou VIA
dou, vessel do mesta v patek v
cele 200 tureckych urednik6,
til prapord cetnikd skadro-
ny jizdy. Obyvatele vSude So
tisnili a nadsene vital Tur.ly.
W ulicich zrizeno bylo nekolik
slavobran. Vojsko vzdavalo
cest zbrani, kdyz Tah;r jal ko-
lem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-27

trovna sv. Vojtecha, 5000;
Chorvatsky sirotcinec Ame-
rice, $1,000; Zidovska dobro-
CHINA organisace $1,000; Lii
tvinsky katol. dobrocinny IL
stav Americe, $1,000; Matice
Vyssiho vzdelani v Cedar Ra-
pids, $1,000; 1llinoisky Zednar
sky sirotcinec, $500; Luteran-
sti Slovaci, $3.50; Katolicti Slo
vaci, $3.50; Nemecky kat. ST.
rotGinec And6la Strazce, $3.50;
Nemecky luteransky sirotci-
nee, Forest Park, $3.50; Cicero
Welfare Centre, $500; Mesto
Holice v Cechach, $500; HUI
snv Dunn, $500; Gads Mill Cen
ter, $3.50; Bethlehem kongr.
kaple $3.50; Dalsim jinym do
brocinnym lstavIm $1,000. -
Celkem $4,000.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27

the paste that's right
at the price that's right
25c
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27

pour power 70 ten q ! ~ thinss
He are here to ma 81. Hica1
looGed ~ Into The juid9et face ana
ctnge4 his lips grizzly. ~. c1Nen-
dish. kindly let him have the p0iht
Of 4hatsl9fge knife NAera hen fael
4 most.~ ordered the judre.
talk qufckis said Cayendish,
With = fefocioua scovl. 'TAlk-O9
what's to hinder me sIicinx open
your woosen = and he pressed the
blade OF his knife against the over
seer's throat.
T don't know anything about
Hiss Betty" said Hicks in . sullen
whisper.
Maybe you don't, bat what do
you know about the boyr Hicki
was silent. but he was grateful foI
the judges question. From Ton
Ware he had learned Of Fentress
interest in the boy. Why shonlt
he shelter the colonel 1t risk d
himself? III you please, Mr.. Cav
endish!" said the Judge, noddinl
toward the knife.
You didn't ask me about him.
said Hicks quickly.
| Il do now" said the Judge.
| He was here yesterday"
Mr. Cavendish-" again tn
Judge glanced toward the knife.
| Watt" cried Hicks. You 90 {,
Colonel Fentress."
Let him up, Mr.. Cavendish
that's all we want to know" sal
! the judge.
(Cehtinued in our next issue)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27

bsainess u knos! .Ireekd - ~
~ shyiariin9, ~ Whsp hsd aesn
the 1nesa he'4 MAde The tff1l1g
foof topk D. he v6oda. We'll -
catches Il when ! ~ harris q
him!" !. II
no you know ~hsa aad unlsr
what circumstances the tenn Wa1
stsbled. llr. Hicksr Inquired the
jnAge.
s.Nc, / don't, but ] reckon It must
have been long altar dark" said
Hicks unvfTIingly. II seen to the
feeding just after shutdown like
always do, then / went to supper. :
Hicks vouchsafed to explain.
And no one saw or heard thu
team drive I'M"
'.Not Is l know Of" asid Hicks
~Mas'r Cafngton's done gone OF
to get pack Of dawgs-he low
hits might important to ind WHAT
come Of George" said Steve.
Hicks started violently ct TIL
piece Of news.
II reckon he'll have to travel
right smart distance to find pacl
TOT dogs" he muttered. Il dom
know Of none this side OF Colone
Bates down below Girard."
The Judge was loat in thought
/ He permitted an interval of silenc
to elapse in which Hicks glanc
slid round in a furtive circle.
When did Mr.. Wade set out TO
Memphis" asked the Judge q
length.
4 Early yesterday. He goes Their
pretty often on business"
! You talked with Mr.. Ware be
fore he leftT' Hicks shook his hear
Did he speak of Miss Malroy?
Hicks shook his head. Did 20
see her during the afternoon"
"No-maybe you think these MIC
gers amt enough to keep a ma
stirring?" said Hicks uneasily an
:, with a scowl. The Judge notice
both the uneasiness and the scow
II should imagine they woul
absorb every moment Of your tim
Mr.. Hicks" he agreed affably.
"A mans got to be a hog Il
, work to hold a job like mine," sal
: Hicks sourly.
But it came to your notice tn,
/. Miss Malroy has been in a di
= turbed mental state. ever since M
: Norton's murder? I am intereste
E in this point, Mr.. Hicks, becau:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received
at the offfes Of the commissioner of
lighthouses. Washington, D. c., I'M
til 2 p. m. Aug. Is, 1922, and then
opened for furnishing, for a fixed
sum, the materials and labor of all
kinds, except as stated in the spec
ifications, necessary for the con-
struction, equipment, completion
and delivery of the stern wheel,
steel, steam-propelled Lighthouse
Tender Greenbrier, for use on the
Ohio river. to an authorized repre-
sentative Of the Bureau Of Light
houses at Cincinnati, Ohio. Blank
proposals and particulars may be
obtained by addressing the Com
missioner Of Lighthouses, Washing
ton. D. c., or the Superintendent
of Lighthouses. Cincinnati, Ohio
ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27

Evarfa1es with ny own. II uas my
|pfiviieee % - and spGak vitk hefl
youf expoKfencs h - eafireiy q
yesterday xfteEno0a:: ! WAs pro
fnundly impfesqd ~ hef Raknral-
ness m eomp6serG The jnd4e
Matlod, fhen be leaned forward
ACROSS the desk. What were you
doing up hsre Early this morning
HASN'T : hog for work like yoa goe
any business Of HI own q that
hour The judges tone was sud
denly ollensiye.
Look here, what right have you
got to try and pump me! cried
Hicks.
For no discernible. reason Mr.
Cayendish spat on his palms.
| "Mr. Hicks" said the Judge, uf-
hane and gracious, Il believe In
| frankness."
| Sure" agreed Hicks, Modified
by the Judges altered tone.
Therefore l do not hesitate to
say that I consider you damned
scoundred!" concluded the judge.
i Mr.. Cavendish, accepting the
Judges ultimatum as something
which must debar Hicks from all
further consideration, and being, as
he was, exceedingly active and en-
ergetfc by nature, II one passed ovei
| the various forms Of gainful in
dustry, uttered loud whoop and
; threw himself on the overseer
There was q brief struggle anG
Hicks went down with the Earl o.
. Lambeth astride Of him; then from
his boot leg that knightly sou
flashed a horn-handled ticker o.
formidable dimensions.
The Judge, Yancy and Mahaffy
i sprang from their chairs. Mr.. Ma
haffy was plainly shocked at tn
: spectacle Of Mr.. Cavendish's law
, less violence. Yancy was disturb
ed, too, but not by the moral as
I poets Of the case; he was doubtful
|. as to how his friends act woull
l appeal to the Judge. He need no
}, have been distressed on that score
since the Judges one idea was t
r profit by it. With his hands ON hi
i knees he was now bending dow
above the two men.
t What do YOU want to know
: judge% cried Cavendish, pantin
:. from his exertions. I'll learn thi
parrot to talk up!"
Ell Hicks" said the judge, 'it is i
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27

IN heyoun& mothers sched-
ule nothing recurs with
more annoying regularity
than the daily washing. Most
stupendous of all this are the
mountains of diapers.
No way has yet been found
to save q mother all the work
Of washing diapers, but there
Is a way of saving her the
hardest part.
Tomorrow, or the next time
you wash diapers, do them this
way: Let them soak foa an
hour or more in big, lasting
suds of Rinse and lukewarm
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
Also avoid soaps and other
allkalies

Dental authorities now agree that the ideal denu-
flice shouldcontain soapsorotheralkaline insre-
dents. These work against Nature; they lessen
thc natural saliva flow and hasten tooth decay.
Mild fruit acids on the other hand, such a
Ii.terine Tooth Paste contains, aid Nature IN
preserving the teeth.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
The hardest task in
a young mothers day

water. Then rinse thoroughly,
getting all the soap out.
Rinso is a new kind of soap
so pure and perfectly bal
anced that it gets diapers spot
less1y clean without any rub
bling. The mild Rinse suds
soak the dirt right out of the
fabric without weakening a
single fibre.
Don't wash diapers the long,
hard way another time. Save your
self the wearisome rubbing which
Is such a drain ON a young mothers
strength.
Rinse is made by the makers OF
Lux-the largest soap makers in the
world. It comes in two sizes-the
regular size and the big new pack
age. Get Rinse today-at grocery
and department stores everywhere.
Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass.
NOTE: In hasd water it takes from y to
package Of Rinse to q tub to make good suds:
In sery hard wateryou willneed from Is to-
packages to . tub to get the big lasting suds
That loosen I'll the dir.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
Listerine Tooth Paste
works naturally

Notice how your mouth waters when you use It.
Th,t !. becsuse the fruit acid elements in Lsefne
Tooth Pss.e-g1.Ps, orange, apple and grapefruit
..,;mulate the flow Of saliva Saliva is good Tor
the teeth and gums. That's one OF the purposes
for which saly.s provided. Again notice the clean
feeling. Your teeth will JeeI clean after you use
Iistsrine Tooth Paste thoroughly, because they
Sysclezn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
It Is antisept;c-like Listerine

Listerne Tooth Paste is doing the same thing th.f
Listerine did Listerine is = safe antaephc for al
to use. 1t brings into your home an effective
weapon against infections. Just 30, Listerine Doth
Paste, used consciensiousy, makes it easy to give
your teeth and gums the kind Of care formerly
available only in dentist chair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
Clean your teeth thoroughly
and pleasantly

Notice how delightfully."- fresh and clean your
mouth feels after you use Listerine Tooth Paste.
H.. n,rur,l that il should feel 20. Lsteine Tooth
Paste Is made to work that way-to clean your
teesk thoroughly and pleasantly, and help you
keep vour ,eethand gums in their natural healthy
eondinon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
Note how quickly your
teeth will improve

Get from your drug dealer tube Of Listerins
Tooth Paste. The price is IS cents.
Give it a thorough trial-three brushings day
IL the best method. Then note how white and
bright your teeth will gleam-how the condition
of your gums will improve.
And know all the while that you are using
dentiIce that is perfectly safe-that cannot iniure
your teeth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-17
STAFFORD NEWS NOTES.

Seaford, Oct. 17.--ArChie Idnville OF
Ind, an expert on tho manu-
facturo of catrup and chill saucea. has
accepted n position In the catsup plant
here OF Greenabaum Broe.. and he
and r.. A. Simon. n member Of The Hrm.
left yesterday morning on business
trip TO New York City.
Orville u. Rhea and Tilhe Bryan
left yesterday morning for Detroit
and Flint. Mich. where they will pud-
chase automobiles.
Miss Elsie Hurley. who was operat-
ed on at st. Joseph's hospital. Phila-
delphia. for toneil trouble. has re
turned home. much improved.
An automobile driven to Seaford
Saturday night. by Reuben Murray
young farmr OF Broad Creek hundred
and left standing on High street. while
he and his family attended n moving
picture theatre, was stolen and nc
trace OF II has been found. The cal
was Ford touring car. valued al
$500.
Conway Shiplay Of New York City
spent the past week END here with his
aunt, DR.. Annie c. Shipley.
Peter, Cd a valuable German po
lice hound. owned by DE-. Annie c
Shipley, died Sunday. after sev
eral weeks Illness.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Il
improving their property here on High
street by paving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-17
WEDDING AT BRIDGEyILLE

Brldgevillo. oct. IL Miss Lillian
Suder. youngest daughter Of Mrs.
Minnie Sudler and tho late Horace
Sudler was married Saturday TO Shell
ton Verdcn of New York. The we'd
ding took place at the homo Of the
bride
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Bennett gave n
party In honor of their daughter. Vir-
ginias sixth birthday anniversary.
Those present were Marie Ander-
son. Virginia King. Sara Stewart. Ra-
chel Stewart, Iilias Myer. Esther
Myer, Betty Green. Catharine Trultt
Mabel Richards. Mildred Austin. Dor
othy Wiley, Beatrice Dickcrson. Mar
| tin CULLEN. Palmer Williams. William
Short. Edward short. Frank Whitney
| Nelson whitney, Robert Rlcards. Billy
Jones. Mrs Edgar Anderson. Mrs
| William Quillcn. Mrs. Lavinia Pote
Mrs. James Sullivan. Miss Catherln,
| See The young people we're takeI
TO the country home Of Miss Bennett
| on n straw ride
Miss Marie Miller and Miss Eliz
aheth Kinder have been named dele
gates from Union NJ. r. Sunda,
school to the County Sunday Schoo
Convention 10 he held Thursday n
| MillshOro
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-17
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Atlantic Refining is another stock being
mentioned as likely TO split up its shares.
II this ls done the division will have TO
be on larger ratio than those announced
Of late. II the price is TO he made at
trsctiNe 20 the small investor
sales Of the Pierce Arrow Company
ere running far ahead OF last year, the
september business OF the company. ac-
cording 10 a high official being greatest
for that month since 1918.
The 81. Louis and san Francisco Rail
road has placed orders for 300 cars of
various types. Purchase involves several
million dollars and is the biggest the
Frisco has made in long time. II re-
Gently placed an order with the Baldwin
Locomotive Works for flfty locomotives
The standard on Company OF New Jer-
scy yesterday made reduction OF cent
per gallon in prices Of gasoline and
nsphths for export. and advanced half
as much the export price for kerosene.
Gasoline prices were reduced ! cent in
New England
has received the following orders for
locomotives: Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific, ten Mountain type and thirty
Missdo type: Lehieh Valley Railroad,
fifteen Mlkado type, and Green Ray and
Western Railroad. two Consolidation type
locomotives
Directors of studebakor meet at the
end Of this month. and Wall Street ex-
poets another extra dividend. Stude-
baker business - reported to he holding
up very well in common with other auto
nonht conlpani's, Nhlle the market posi-
tion OF the stock continues very strong
Simon Guggonhcim, president of the
American Smelling and Refining Com
psny. says. Il cannot refrain from com
pairing the conganys financial status at
this writing tSoptcmher 80. 1922 with
that of but some eighteen months ago.
Then we owed banrs Si2 900 600: now
we have no banK Indebtedness and have
cash on hand Of over s. 600 900. The
change has been brought about by nqui-
uauon or our metal stOckF, Improvement In
earnings and elimination OF undesirable
business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-17

wns taken TO Elkton hospital where his
wounda were dressed, after which he
was arrested and taken 20 Elkton jail
,Ie waa released by Justice Cove Scot
ten on $500 bail.
The ladies Of tho Foreign Mission
ary Society Of Chrlet NJ. +. church
held euccessful bake In n 3. Tur-
ner's garage.
Robert Comly died at the home Of
hle daughter. Mrs. J. a. Ssauffer. IN
Iocust Grove on Wednesday aged &c
yenra
rho people Of Gratitude. village
near Rock Hall, have pctitioned
Road Engineer Gault Applegarth to
drain the short piece OF road from
the ferry road TO the steamooat land
ing and the Chester River steamboa;
company hae agreed 10 build n road Of
cinders.
The Boggs farm near Crumptou
wae offered at public sale this week
by Sidney r. Townshend. attorney, and
Withdrawn on bid Of si4.500. This
farm was purchased two years ago
bv the late Clifton H. Jarrel for S2l,-
900.
Deputy treasurer Ciii' i~'fr0 ''i'
for taxes this week a comfortable
dwelling on Kent street 70 Hope y
Hudson for slG0. Another piece o
property in Chesterville. near Milling
| ton. was sold 10 s. r. Cranor ftr $50
BY selling his entire wheat crol
for seed wheat Josiah Massey, VIII
received small quantity Of nam
moth red seed wheat from the Mary
land Experiment station few year
ago. cleared $1,000 more than n n
had sold Il on the open market.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-17

president OF the Epworth League OF
tho Chestertown Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Truslow arc on fishing trip To
Tangier Sound in Mr.. Hnrtman's
yacht.
Kent County has contributed enough
money 10 the Near east Relief dur
Ing the present year 10 feed. clothe.
and educate three orphans. Alann A.
Harris. county trcaaurer. is preparing
10 make another drive for funde.
j. NJ. Brooks, proprietor OF Rad
clffe Mills, ehipped this week $50
bags OF -four of t40 pounds each TO
Philadelphia for export 10 foreign
countries.
Mre. Suean Cooper. who llvcs alone
on her farm Just across the river in
Queen Anne county. fell. fracturing
her right wrist.
Mrs. William Sykes. of Betterton.
has been taken TO Elkton hospital suf-
fering from typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Crownhart and
and wife have gone to South Car
olina, where they viii spend the win
| ter.
The Mount Vernon Literary Society
! Of Washington College hae arranged
a very attractive lecture course for tho
fall and winter months.
a Chevrolet car driven by John
| Myers, of Stlll Pond, and n White
truck OF tho Newton Mitchell Co.
driven by Benjamin Shaffer, were IN
0naion on the Elkton Chesapeake
CITY road on Saturday evening jus
after dark. Both cars were badly dam
aged and Mr.. Myers was Injured n,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-17
FORT PONT NOTES.

Delaware City, Oct. 17.--The stay
of Companies r. c, u and + of the
First Engineers at the state rife
range below New Castle ended on
Saturday after a month of preliminary
practice and record shoots. Captain
Vealc who was in charge Of the range
during its occupation qualified as an
expert" rlfeman, while large num-
ber of the men qualified as sharp
ehooters.
Companies A and II stationed at
Fort Mott, have conducted similar
record shoots at the post while Head
quarters and Service companies and
unattached members of the regiment
as the quartermaster and Medical
Corps. have gone through similar
shoots at Fort du Pont. At Fort du
Font. new ranges have been CON
structed. giving them 200. 800. 200 and
600 yard range targets. Every mem
her Of tho regiment. who has quail
fed on the shorter ranges as a sharp
shooter, was given a tryout Saturda Y
on the 1000 yard range.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-17

NOTICE or REDEMPTTON.
To holders Of victory Notes and Others
concerned
Notice is hereby given as follows:
l--CaH for partial redemption Of ~ per
cent victory notes An "a per cent Vic
tory Notes. otherwise known az United
states of America Gnld Notes % 1922
1923. which bear the distinguishing letters
4. r., z. -. = or + prefKed % their serial
numbers. having bron DESIGNATED for Tho
purpose by lot iu tho manner presrrihef
by the Secretary ~ the Treasury. ars
called for redemption on December rs,
1922 pursuant 70 the provision FOR re-
denption coD fained IN The notes and Ia
Treasury Department circular Number
1873 dated April n. 1919. under Rhi~b
the notes were originally issued Interest,"
on al the ~ per cont victory notes thus
called for redemption viii erase on said
redemption date December l5 lg22.
victory Notes Of the al per cent series
bearin9 the Distinguishing letters e. n
7. J. X or L. preflxed ~ their serial num-
bcrs arc not In any manner affected By
this call for redemption. and viii beconnr
due and payable as 20 principal on May
20. 1923, according 20 their terms
2 Detailed information as ~ the pres
entatiOn and surrender Of az per cent
Victory Notes FOR redemption under this
call is given in Treasury Department. Q
Circular Number Zp9 dated July 20
I 1922 copies ~ which may be obtsinei
I from the Treasury Department Divi sion
of Loans and Currency. Washington d.
C., or any Federal Reserve Bank
A. " MELLON
imy "a. 1927,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-17
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. oct. l7-Charters were fled
here, yesterday. as follows.
Federal Alloy Steel Corporation. VIII
mington. Del capital Si2. 600. 600
The Halsworth Co, Inc. Wilmington
Del $1,000. 900
4. l.. Bruce Company. Memphis Tenn.
o.. $50. 600.
Gloria Productions. Incorporated. New
YORK: 81 10000
Reed OH Corporation Of Georgia, vii
mington. Del 81 200, 900.
Warder Grow Company. Inc, New
York, $1,000 900.
Producers Crude OIL Co. Wilmington.
Del. 81 100000
Dominion OF Company. Chicago. III.
$500 ,Opp
Penn-ohio Motor Corporation. New
Castle. Pa. $500. 900.
The Aud Company. Wilmington. Del.
$500 900.
Time Saver Company. Wilmington
Del $500 ,0oo.
New York Character Shoes. Inc. VII.
mington. Del: 5000. 900
Delaware Fidelity Union. New York
eiOO.OOo
The $. A. skoog Manufacturing Com.
pany. Gladstone. Michigan. $50 900.
Wyandotte Moccasin Company, VIII
mington, Del: $50. 900
Increases in capital United Iron Works
Inc. Kansas City, Mo. from 81 900 OOt
10 s27 900 900: Williams Steamship Com.
pany Inc, New York 50 ,OO0, 600 TO 81
loo 900. The Frebces Fox DEVELOPMENT
Company. New York S200. 900 to $500 600