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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30

niul S an gasit in urna de votare
. plicuri mai multe decat an fost
carl All votat. Sc vedc
eli, in graba depusa de hotul, care
a yiolat urna peste noapte s a
gresit socoteala.
lined at, dupa dcspuicrca scrn-
tinulm, peste 81 alegatori pre-
zenti an semnat 0 declaratie GA
an votat pc dl DR.. Mihail Popo-
!, lei. Scmnarea continua.
Fri dimineata au fost arestasi
bArbatii de incredere al Partidulni
national loan Scurtu 81 Gheorghe
Bunea precum 81 barbatul de lc-
gatura loan Popa. Cauza este, ca
in noaptea de Luni spre Marti all
fost vapsiti paretii cu inscriptii:
Traiasca candidatul Partidului ma
tional Mihai Popovici.
Neputandu-se dovedi mimic, cei
arestati an fost pusi pc picior
liber.
(Din 'Gaz. \Transilvaniei"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-30
Rezu|tatu| a|egeriIOr de Ia
Camera

teanu liberali 81 Ion Mihalache
taranist.
COVTRLll: Mihail Orleanu
Constantin Ignat, ing. G. Deleanu.
Pol!zu c. Dracomirescu, G. n.
! Manoilescu /. Irimescu- Candest
! l. Stavri Bratianu. liberali, Gear
Spincanu, Spiridon P6pescu, tara
nisti, N. Iorga, nationalist demo
crat, Ion Magura, conservater-
democrat.
DOLL: Const. Neamtu, Ton Flo
lresca, Virgil Nicolaid, Atanasie
Gancea. Aufel Druga, Mitu Stoe-
nescu. C. Vorvoreanu. liberali, y.
Rioseanu. taranist Nicolae Iorga,
nationalist, Ion B. Georgcscu par
tidul poporului.
I! CORR: Oh. Tatarescu, /. Ma
teescu, Gele |. Mihail 81 n. Fru-
museanu, liberali.
HOTIN: Policarp Betiann. Ion
lnculet. Mihail Paun, Mihail Ca
listru. Natan Lerner taranisti ba-
sarabeni.
| ILFON: ION |. c. Bratianu. Ion
TIL. Florescu. G. Corbescu, Gear
Pascu. Ion Luca p. Niculescu.
MiNp Alexandre>cu, Emanuel Dan.
r. Dobrescu. G. Asian. Alex. Do
nescu, ID. Ioanitescu. Horia Fur.
tuna, Achij Paicu. liberali, gene
raj A. Averescu partidul poporu
lui, DR.. n. Lupu, Virgil Madgea-
ru. Grigorie Junian, taranisti 81
IN. Iorga blocul cetatenesc.
i ISMAlL: Ion ID. .Jelescov, A.
Anghelescu taranisti basarabeni,
Feodor Dumbrava 81 Antipa Evan
shelor, liga basarabeana.
| MEHEDlNTl: Petre Garbovi-
eeanu. Sebastian Popescu, POM
lpiliu Baleamu, DR.. /. .Jianu. c.
Georgescu 81 A. Damiescu, libe.
rail-.
ORHEI: Vasile Barca, DIR. G.
Lascu. Grigore Plomodeala, Elef.
|terie Siviclia taranisti basara
beni. beni, Misu Marinescu libe.
raj 81 Vasile Barca, independent
| SOROCA: Pan. Halipa, Petr,
Sfecla, Const. Sfecla, Const. Ste
re. CIR. Cazaeliu, Ion Codreanl
Oh. Lupascu taranist.
| STCEANA: Stefan c. loan
Const. Sturza, V. V. Theodorescu
Const. Dumitrescu liberali.
| TELEORMAN: Victor Anto
nescu. Alecu Popcscu, Traial
Stanescu, liberali, Eduard Mirt,
81 d. Milalache taranisti, Stal
Ghitescu partidul poporului.
| TIGHINA: Gherman Pantea
Teodor Creanga, Serghie Ceima
teanu. tafanisti basarabeni, Luc;
Nemteanm, Daniel Neago, tara
nisti
i tDM Dacia".
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FURTUL DELA RASNOV

La Rdsn0r, s'a repetat did0mo
acelds furt idiot cM bHetele de 30
tare. Idtd cdtera dmdnHate. pc carr
M lie cOn,unicd bdrbatii de mere
dere al Po,jidului national al Rds-
nor. sositi err dupd dm'd:i Ia
BrasOr.
MAJ indt procedure obserrdtd de
presediHtcle 81 men,brn secHei de
rOtdre IN decursM rOtdri constitute
o serie de ilegdlitdti rerOltdtodre.
Sub Tntredga dututd q rotdri,
ogeatH electorali LIBERAL. rintruniti
ia sola de rotdre, fdceaa pc fotd
cea maj desantatd presume
asupru alegdtOrii0r. cu tot pr0testul
bdrbotilor nOst,i de 1ncredere.
AlegdtorH az fost adusi IN To-
calM de rOtare, ca f0rta de cdtre
yendarmi.
SecretM rOtului so rolat prin
faptM CD an camera de rot du IN
trat 81 cate 2 persOane deodatd.
Printr'0 fereastrd della asa al
tel oddi, din care Sc cedea uotdn-
tai eel alb (al caRdidatnlui Hberdl). !.
Htrerupdndu-se Luni seara 90
torea bdrbatil0r de incredere al ce-
rat ca urna sd fie sigtlatd 81 peste
noapte pdsitd de cdtre bdrbdti' de
incredere al PartidulM national r0-
man.
Parintele sectiei 81 capitanul de
gendarmi S 'au opus acestei cercri1
81, astfel urna a ramas peste noap-
to nesigilata.
Ce s'a intamplat peste noapte a
tlovedit rezultatul din ziua
6loua. La despuierea scrutiniului
$ AN PRINT 459 ''voturi' pentr,l
candidatul liberal 81 % pentru
Partidul national roman. Votnrile
date in prima ri pentru candida
tul Partidului national an dispa-
lrut noaptea, ramanand in urnk
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Rslatiune oficiala.

! 4MuItIc IJ-..
| Iata numelc celor alesi:
| ARGES,: Nintila !. c. Bratianu,
lFlorian Constantinescu, Vasile
Valsanescu, n. loanitescu 81 Const.
lMocanu, liberali.
| BOTOSANI: Petru lrimcscu.
Const. Stefanescu, \. Popovici-
Tasca 81 DIR. loan Simionescu. H.
berak.
RRAHlA: Leonte Moldovanu.
Is. Perieteanu. |. Paraschivescu.
Petru Jecu, DIR. Nicolae Lupu, Ma
/ tel V. Sasu, Achile Pineta, Musta-
/ ia Ria H. Mehmet, Vasile Covata
Isl V. Holevici, liberali
I DOROHONC: Nicolac Iorga. Ro-
lmulus Balanescu. loan Duzinski,
Gh. Tomaziu.
1 CAIIACRA: n. Petrescu. Com
nen, Suleiman @. Checeli, Serbian
Calascu 81 DR.. Chiril Manoloff.
lliberali.
i DUROSTOR: Const. Holban, ID,
iR. Rale. Oh. Spanu 81 DIR. \. Lupu.
4 FALCIU: Constantm Banu. Ma
lrius Rosca. Nicolae loan. Vasile l.
Radulescu 81 Stefan Istrate, IL
berali.
Il IALOMITA: George Marzescu
/ Const. Oh. Toma. Oswald G. Raco.
lvita. d. Dumitriu. Victor Iaman-
ldi. p. Dragomirescu 81 loan Miha.
lache. liberali.
/; IASI: Const. l Bratianu. Tor
IGiurculescu. lon p. Serbanescu $
n Ion Mihalache.
n MUSCEL: Ion Psepelinki. DIR
HI. Constantinescu. Leon Mrejerir
81 G.. V. Macarescu liberali diSi
denti.
4 NEAMTT: Al. Alimanisteanu
Em. AntOnescu. I. /. Florescu 81
Dumitrescu Floricel. liberali.
OLT: I. Ionescn-Quintns. Dem
I. Nicolescu, Grigore Dumitrescu
C. Ionescu-Lungu. n. CONSTANT
nescu-Bordeni. N. \. Roeru. Iol
Mihalache 81 Stan Morarescu. Ii
berali.
II PRAHOVA: Y Y. Saveanu. \
I'D. Chirculescu. Pr. Victor Ban,
Isl Florea Iftimescu. iberali.
n PCTNA: Alex. |. Zamfirescu
Jacob Cosereanu. " Gh. ProtOpo
peseu 81 loan Lupescu. liberali.
/ R.-SARAT: l. Manoleseu-Strm
zlga. n. Gutulescu. c. .Iornescu $
I'll. Calvocorescu. liberali.
Eli ROMAN: Istrate Micescu, {
Stanescu. d. G. Soseanu, I. Orc
=lveanu 81 |. ID. IanculeScu. liberali
81 ROMANATI: A. Mihailescu
leap. Gonst. loan, ID. Sbarnea 81 Y
Micu, Partidul poporului.
| TECUCI: l. n. Draghicin. G
ISerban, Mihail Dobrescu n. $
fGeorgescu-Tulcea. taranisti.
TULCEA: Y. Simionescu. G
Mihalache. c. d. Lupascu 81 Y
Stoenescu, Partidul poporului.
TUTOVA: V. p. Sassu, Mihai
Negura. Oh. Arnautescu 81 n
Lunu-Butnaru. liberali.
/ VASLI'I: Ion G. Dunca, Din,
Simian, |. Popescu-Zatreni, l. Far
casanu 81 Iorgu Novac, liberali.
/ VALCEA: NicOlae Balanescu
Id. Iuca. Thu Dumitrescu. Genera
LAverescu 81 c. Spanisteanu.
l(onitorul Official publica con
ltinuarea rezultatnlui alegerile
lpentru Camera din vechiul Rega
Isl Basarabia.
| BACAt: Stefan Sendrea, Girls
tea Cristoycanu. Grigore Nara
/ Ednard Racovita, liberali 81 Gl
Diaconescu taranist.
BFZAI: DIR. G. Anghelescu
Justin Stanescu, Titus n. Cons
tantinescu, Alex. Ionescu, Bra
deanu D., G. Danescu 81 Georg
N. Orleanu, liberali.
j CETATEA ALBA: Ion I. {
Bratiann, Engen Adamavici, d.
I'D. ciugueranu, Gh. Spilioti, Dl
Const. Sulfery, Pr. Ferentie b
lodanon liberali 81 Niculae Trar
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RECATUL ROMANIEI
BONURI DE TEZAUR DE LIRE STERLINE

TV-1NTE ST
INTERESELE Sc VOR PIATI IN LIRE STERLINE.
Certificate de participate de The New York
Company IN vaoare nomnala de ~ So 100 500 1000
serlEe.
Pabie in lire serne zua de April 1923 biuroarile
hancei The New York Trust Company Prin cmpararea
ora acina clmparatoru beneficial
nterese accumulate (capa 81 nterese pbe deodaa) l6
IN sert Sa 81 ecare de cent? Ira sterna
mtre data preZena 81 April 1928 mari profituI
frn cs.area nouior teror bogate Romana din punct
vedere flnancar 81 potc din in face
puerncd 81 uand in cosierare vauta decauta
paritOrul realizeaza castig mai de $50
tlrcularc eXpicaoare trimi gratis, la cererr.
Ere sfine
per line.
Bolster Company
WauGtr
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-16
Carolina Sand Hills become as famous,
all over the world, for its fruit as
are Florida and California.
Easiest Way Out.

Recently the Woman had friend
visiting her from the South. She en-
1oyed immensely the friends stories OF
Aunt Druscllla, a negro. nanny of the
"old school," and her daughter Sally.
One of Aunt Druscilla's proudest days
was when the first grandchild-a girl
was born. The friend, laden with
some things for the mother and little
pickaninny, went to see them. On ask
ing Aunt Druscilla what they intended
calling the new baby she was greatly
amused by the answer:
"Yo' see, Mis- Kate, I is bound 1t
should be called after you and your
sister, Mis- Rosalind. But then / says
to Sally If we calls her Katie Mis-
Rosalind will git mad, and if we says
RoSalind you won't like it, so 1 jes'
decided to name her Katie Rosalind
and call her Gladys."-Chicago Jour-
nal.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-16
Tnral JtplltE

DR.. J. T. Ladd is in Charleston this
week.
Mrs. J. L. Craig is visiting relatives
in Pocomoke City, Md.
Mrs. c. K. Waddill has returned
from a visit to Charlotte.
Miss Blanche Reep, of Abbeville, is
visiting the Misses Pegues.
Mr. John Hickson. of Aberdeen,
spent several days in Cheraw This
week
Messrs. Roland Powe and Gilbert
Smith spent Sunday afternoon in
Ruby.
Mrs. A. H. Page and Mrs p. A. Muir
ray are visiting in Baltimore this
week
Mrs. Henry Rogers and Mrs. Will
Crosland, of Rockingham, spent Thurs
day in Cheraw.
Mrs. Harriet Powe Lynch returned
on Tuesday night after an extended
visit to New York.
Miss Bonnie Coward, head nurse of
Marion City Hospital, spent last week
end with relatives here.
Hon. and Mrs. W. P. Pollock and
Dr. and Mrs. L. z. Bull have returned
from visit to Tampa, Fla.
Mr.. Julian Mcleod, of the U.
Army at Chattanooga, Tenn, is visit
ing his father, Mr. H. A. Mcleod.
Mrs. Matte Bell left on Thursday
for visit to Charleston after spending
the winter with her niece, Mrs. J. A.
Spruill.
Cheraw High School will play their
first game Of baseball Of the season
with Hamlet High School in Hamlet,
tomorrow (Friday).
#4&
Hal Duvall, Jr., sustained a painful
and serious injury to his finger while
practicing at the ball park Tuesday
afternoon He will be out of the game
for several weeks and the Cheraw
team will suffer as Hal is one of their
best players.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-16
SECOND ANNUAL CAR0LINAS SAND
HILLS PEACH SHOW HELD
AT HAMLET IN JULY

Hamlet, n. c., March 15.-Plans are
being perfected by the Hamlet Cham
ber of Commerce for holding the Sec
ond Annual Carolinas Sand Hills
Peach Show during the coming July.
Assurances have been received from
the Departments Of Agriculture of
their cooperation and the plans cal
for a big exhibition of Sand Hills fruit
and program of special interest to
the grower and those who contem-
plate entering the fruit growing in
dustry.
The show will be conducted for
three days in large hall or tent to
provide more ample Accommodations
than last year and exhibits of orchard
machinery implements and materials
for the care of trees and fruit will be
shown and demonstrated.
Last year seven states and forty
eight communities were represer
in an attendance of approximately 400
individuals. Greater efforts will be
made to have a larger attendance and
every effort will be put forth to inform
those who attend as to just what they
might expect to receive in return for
their investments in peach culture.
The peach industry is growing very
fast in the two Carolinas and authen.
tic information and experience indi-
cate that it is safe venture
abundant financial return to the per
son who applies intelligent care tc
the orchard.
Plenty of land is available, splendid
ly adapted for peach growing and
there is no danger of flooding the
markets for years to come, if ever
and it is the purpose of the Hamlet
Chamber of Commerce to push the
development of his industry until the
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-16
Prominent Women visit Cheraw.

Mrs. Mary E. LoRocca, Supreme
Guardian of the Woodman Circle and
State Manager Mrs. Harriet G. Donel-
an, will be the guests of Cheraw's
Woodman Circle on Friday. Mrs. La
Rocca is a brilliant and charming
woman of national prominence and
will be a welcome visitor to the Circle
meeting on Friday night as Will the
state manager, Miss DonelGr.
A banquet will be given in their
honor at the Town Hall Immediately
after the Circle meeting The two
camps of the w. o. w. here have been
invited to be present. Mrs. G. w. Mar
tin who holds a high office in this
States Woodman Circle will be hostess
to the visitors while here.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-16
That Fellow Feeling.

"You admit you were speeding"
"Yes, your honor"
"A frank confession goes a long
way in this court. What excuse have
YOU to offer for exceeding the speed
limit?"
"a man in a little old rattletrap
flivver drove up behind me and
bawled to me to get out of the way
and let somebody use the street who
could get more out Of one cylinder
than could get out of six"
"Umph! l do a little motoring my
self. I'll let you off with the minimum
fine this time" e."-Birmingham Age
Herald.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-16

Cured.

81 don't hear Brown complaining
about hiS wife as he used to-"
NO: you see he visited his old
home towr. last summer and saw the
girl e lad been dreaming about and
talking about for the past twenty
years. s."-Boston Transcript.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-16
Mo Ionner Loved Them.

"Have you any new attachments for
phonographsT
"HeavenS, no! We've been clerking
In here so long and trying out records
for people who didn't want to buy,
that there isn't one of us here who
feels the slightest attachment for a
monograph any more."-Farm Life.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-03-16
Bales of Paper.

"Are the people who use marks or
rvhles saving any money!"
"No. If they got together enough
to arourt to anything they couldn't
afford to hire warehouse for storage
purposes"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-03
STATE CAPITOL NOTES.

Dover, Jan. 3.-Clifford Jones OF
Dover and Miss Ida Slaughter Of
SMYRNA. were married, here December
81, at the parsonage of Peoples Chris
tian Church, by the pastor, Rev. r. G..
Helfenstein.
At Peoples Christian Church, Sunday
evening, six additional persons joined,
which, with the fifty who were received
at the morning service, made total OF 56.
for New Yeu's Day.
Dover fremel were called TO aid
the SMYRNA hr men, yesterday in their
efforts TO save Belmont Hall, near
SMYRNA, but when Just over the bridge
north of town the fire truck became dis
abled nd the Dover men were unable
to proceed with their truck.
Fire broke out, last evening, at the
home of Nelson J. Forney, north State
street, the chimney having caught fire
The firemen re ponded, and asst ted in
subduing the flames before any serious
damage was done.
Rev. w. S. Cantwell of Cheswold
the blind evangelist will assist the Rev
r. S. Steph ms, pastor OF ST. Luke
Christian Church revival meetings which
will begin next Sunday evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-03
STOCK PRICES LOWER
AFTERLONG HOLIDAY
Motors. Acccssorisi. Sugars,
robaccos and leathers Only
Shares TO Show Gains.

n, Associated Press tc Every Evening.
New York, Jan. : tWan street
io.ao n. M Tho ioa, session OF he
nrw year IN the stock market opened
with a resumption of tho rccVt In
definite trend. Developments over the.
double holiday, including the, Chicago
hanklns aituaticn. were not conducive
GO operations for the long account
,rucihle Stcc, and Sumatra Tohacco
made early gains IN excess OF one
point and some of the equipment cop
perr and.rails were fiec'ionailN higher
Mexican Petroleum forfeited one
point, secondary oils also were lower
and renewed selling OF General
Motors, large individual blocks. was
feature.
Phillips. Jones WAS heaviest of the
specialtles. cancel ug a small part of
last saturdays ~ istantial advance.
Noon Motors and their acccrsories.
sugars tobacco and leathcrs. were
NE only stocks 20 display even mod
crate strength durlns the irregular
forenoon south Porto Rico sugar
rOse points and gains cf To =
points were nhde hy Studehaker.
chandler. bosch Magnetic and Strom-
herg Carhuretor Domestic and for
rien oils hccame more roactionary and
Railway steel spring. Sloss-Shcilield.
preferrcd. National Enameling. Fam
Gus PLAYERS and international Paper
lrst 90 3 points
An extreme decline of 10 points In
rhnllps-iones lost almost half of last
weeks advance Tho railway list was
apathciic az trining changes. Call
money opened az b's per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-03
rnlIA. PRODUCE MARkrTs.

ry Associated Press 20 Ever, Fveni1g
Philadelphia. Jan. S.-wheat. lower;
~. . red wlut o. llaW l.-U, Go,
saricky, 0amll4
Corn. lower. 80. O. for expert, ti0
Cs do. No. q, te06o. No. I. 5695'.
car lots. local. ~ yellow. Old 66'sd
Gfis; No. yellow. now. g. y ass y
No yellow. new. sa's A60lg,
oats steady ~. 2. white 46@ 46's
80 3 DO, i4's .1 a..
Flour. hrmi SIT winter. straight
Western. b5b65S5, do nearby. 5.25G
600. hard wiutpr. straight, 6.std6 so.
DO. short patent. 6.75@5oo, spring,
nrnt clear. 6AeN56b. DO. patent, 6.S5
afgti du. short patent. 7ioG ;.S5;
z lcy spring and city mills patent
mcalcy brand. Nko&p 40.
Dressed poultry. steady spring
turkeys. fancy. dry picked asa 5o.
western. fanc, 4sa4S, do. ordinary.
gs6A8. old toms. Sp640. fowls. fresh
killed choice 90 fancy NG32; DO.
small sizes. 1880. roasting chickens.
nearby. s163S. DO. western, 24G 81
brcnlng chickens. nearby. asa 3s do.
western, si0Se. old roosters. ieasi,
ducks, soa3t. geese. fancy. s262S.
geese. fair % good. 2od22.
Potatoes. higher white. hundred
weight fancy. 406s 90: fair 90 good.
21tne.ak.
Butter. lower. western creamery. eN-
ira Al. nearby prints. fancy. b5G55.
Egss. lower. nearby extra. nrsts,
&C. 40. flrsis. %. western extra. firsts
e.. do. nrsta a. fancy sciected,
packed. elM62
Cheese. steady; Now York whole
milk. fancy fats. 22h Ne3, far 60
good. sin22; l0nEhorn. 90 q ea's sim
rle daisies sin2a
Live poultry nrru fowls. not lcE-
horns eonae. DO. leEhorns, soa-4
spring chickens. not loghorns. goa 7o:
DO lcehornR aonet. roostcrs l6'ais,
turkeys abn e., ducks. white Pekin. g.
na3 DO mixed colors 2tas MGs-
coVy. 1saep. gocse .aaet
Hay. scarce Arm, timothy No.
gou0n2l COO. DO. -. O. lSo00 1890.
sample. 0o0i6.o0; ro grade. le ooa
lto0. clover mixed hay. light mixed
$4,000 co. 900, ~. mixed. lsooai9 90
Tauow. quiet prime city. loose
a. a.. special loose. tA; prime
country. 50 edible in tierces. Sis.
nran. hrm soft winter in 100 pound
sacks. s2.o0nSaoo. Do. spring, SioC
a2tbo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-03
NEWS OF sEAFoRD.

Scoford, Jan. 3.-~Mr AMI Mrs.
Frank Bryan have rs guests, Mrs
Bryan's sisters, Mrs William TrItt and
children, George and Alton Of Whining
ton, aud Miss Thelma Isaacs, Of Wash
ington, ID. &. Yesterday they enter
tanned Mt dinner in their honor.
The remains Of Joseph II Armstrong
Of Philadelphia we're brought 10 Scaford,
yesterday afternoon, and inteIred with
Masonic rites 10 Odd Fellows cemetery
Mr.. Armstrong, who belonged 10 o
Philadelphia Masonic lodge, died IN that
city, Friday light -ervices at the
grave were held by Hiram lodge, A. +
IL A. NJ, Of this town His remains
we're Inferred by the side of those Of bis
wife, who died several years ago.
Miss ANN May Bryan has az hei
guest, Miss Pauline Dolby Of near Bridg'
Vile
Williams pond, one Of the largest
and finest bodies Of water on this PENN
sula for skating purposes, is frozer
over, anording excellent skating
Paul Bowden Of New York City j
visiting friends here and his brother
Alton Bowden Of Cape Charles, Va, /
visiting his grandmother IN Blades
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-03
FINANCIAL MOTIFS.

Win tho realization that two Years
~ uQuidal inn and 1en nrrsslou have passed
sars nradstrest The ferinE - cheerful
nuas b. more marked than % was suniuls.d
up chr business barometer D. noW SCI a.
nhnut fair hut cuurage and care seem
fn BE- psasntiula iu fE r0nsmorcial world
as ~ fnro ths uncertainties ~ ie22
boz eleven months ended Novrnl bor
fhr Norfolk aud Western reported nef
launms ~ A. Too go. icavine only 81 .9is .-
lul tO hs earned IN Dccemhcr go make
re' cent earn.d ON &c common stocs %
More wheat a. the rnsslt ~ DO. of,r.al
revision aud cleehnf ll If refurns fpr
ihr crnp ~ l9ii 10" hnai estimate b.
tul snIuuu huFhrls
arnsrs who own tlrir land and az
uui uf debt can PCT atoms very vel under
nfranuf conditions SAYS the National
iiiY Hank ~ Sew inra although local
fasrs have hr1n pushed un in recent years
unfIl fhrk ar a. much a. rent wa tWc.gy
ynafs aqo Farmers who weit into ~
fnf land az flr prices ruling tWo years
asu haze an Interest cnagss which cannot
nffi tHnf " D great many On which uumer-
uus defaults will onrur in the payment
of Interest unon fafm mprtgages
'Nelurfinn in tho total values ~ the
uDrthsudlts entering and leaving the
rounfrt ln ln1i siii br about a. per cent
saYa tha National titN BANK Of Nrw
urk I'm imports thr reduction VIII De-
approximately hi per cent AMI in exports
4h psr cent There we're fnanf artua'
fafluriinns in quantities due 90 dccfras ri
nnfrhHslup uoNrf of our farmers and razc-
rafnhfs and tn nlf Reduction Ia the im-
pufts fo countrirs go which our exports
Hfr sent
Nnfar,lins the clectric Industry N 81
HtNHlhN aaNs During tho last 1--we
trsss the rlrrtfir industry has literally
i..en fofred t0 aiarVe Itself There never
wa n tim, in fus history ~ the Industry
when nuf generating equipment trans
mission line equipment and distribution
4|..0.r 50 .NtI.IflN I4NUlialI4T a.
1n.fs Il tremendous demand for clec-
ffleAl ~trvicr ~ al kinds lust waiting for
fhH opportunity go secure service This
Will result in unpre cdtniet ACTIVITY In
fNf rnnsir4rtiou ~ ns@ gene atins STA
fiins aud dlsfribufi.g equipment of all
tinds within the next e." years, entallins
an assfas, annual chpoDdt.ro of $500,
90 .vpp % notr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-03
BANK MERGER
D|SPELS DARK CLOUDS
Fort Dearborn Banking Insti-
tutions Had Over-Extended
Credits to Customers.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Chicago, Jan. 3.--Thc Continental
and Commercial National Bank and
the Continental and Commercial Trust
Savings Bank today formed the sec
ond largest banking institution In the
United States, and the largest west
OF New York. through absorption Of
the Fort Dearborn National Bank md
ts afnliated institution, the Fort
Dearborn Trust and Savings Bank.
that action averting what was de-
scrbed as the most serious difficulty
which had threatened Chicago's IL
nancial district in 16 years.
The merger was announced late last
night after an all day session Of the
Chicago clearinghouse Association
and leading flnonciers. the Continental
and Commercial Institutions agreeing
TO assume liabilities Of s60,000,00
The absorption placed combined de-
posits OF the four banking institutions
nt more than 100000 900, and total
resources az figure greater than
s525 ,000, 900.
Difficulties of the Fort Dearborn
properties were attributed to over
extension of credits. Owing 20 the
over extended condition of Edward
Tilden and Company (clerk stock
holders of the Fort Dearborn organiza-
tions) and some recently made loans
and investments which proved TO be
bad and entailed heavy loss. IL was
found on examination OF the two Fort
Dearborn banks, by the Chicago Clear
ing House examiners. that tho capital
of both banks had been impaired said
a statement by James s.. Forgan
chairman Of the Chicago Clearing
House committee.