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Str McKeesport Sanders. Havre and Dun
kirk (generaD- Shipping Co
| fcleared 5th).
Str GuglieIrno Peirce qtaD. Rastei.
Palermo and Naples fgeneraD-Peirce Bros.
Str Muskogee. Eifstrom. Bizerta via TAM
'ist Str Santa santa Laisa ii Williamson. calao. cerro
Azul. &c. via Panama Canal tgeneraD-W 4
Grace & Co.
Str Gothicstar (Br). Hooper. Seattle (bai-
last)-Wilford. Mckay & Co.
Str Eagle. Anderson. Los Angeles. san
Francisco. sc. via Panama Canal tgeneraD-
Str Lyksefjeli 1NorJ. Funnemark. Turks
Island. Monte Christi. &c tgeneraD-colum-
st Str faiR Franklin K Lane, Duncan Tampico
| tgeneraD D-Huasteca Petroleum Co.
Str cauto. Warns; Tampico !bailaso- :
| Str Colon Haynes. Port au Prince and
cristobal ieeneraD-Panama Railroad
Str Agwisun. Johnston. Port Lobos (bal-
last)-New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Str NIels r Finsen DAM, Olsen. caibarlen
and Sagua (generaD-Munson Steamship
Str Str Ell oriente. Deiahanty. Galveston (sen-
! eral) )-Southern Pacific Co.
| Str Acme. vaux. Beaumont, Tex (ballasD--
| Standard Transportation Co.
/ Str I'll Sud- Pnchin. New Orleans (generaD
Southern Pacific Co.
\ Str city OF st Louis. Johnson. Savannah
| (senerai Ocean Steamship co.
sonvllie tgeneral)-Clyde Steamship Co.
str jefferson. Horsley. Norfolk tgeneraD =
Old Dominion TRANSFORMATION Co ,
| str Caciuue. Hunter Baltimore tbailast) -
w Grace & Co.
| str Philadelphia. Leek. Baltimore (generan
| Clyde Steamship Co.
| Str Cabo Espartel (Sp). Diaz Philadelphia
/ (tallast)-Ybarra Line.
/ Str Innoko. Barbe from Antwerp. Phile-
delphia (residue)-Black Diamond Steamship
| Co.
| str Maple. Johnson. Philadelphia (general)
| -Halstead Steamship Co.
| str Orinoco. Deshler. Philadelphia (baliasD
Oriental Navigation Co.
| Str Schodack. Lenstrom. Philadelphia tgen-
leraD--Cosmopolitan | Shipping Co.
| Str Cape Recife lBr). Wisnoin. Montreal
| (baliast) Lambert Bros.
| Str North Land. Foster. Boston (genera) -
| Eastern Steamship Corporation.
! Brig Guiniguada tSp). Sora. Las Palmas.
Teneriffe. &C (generalJ--J B Carberry & Co.
| Schr Emily Northam. Ward. st John.
NIB (ballast)-Sexton Bryant.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

American str Norlund. 52o tons gross. has
been sold and Is now on her way TO the
Great Lakes to enter the service of the
new owners. The sale was negotiated
through the offices OF Louis Splitter. steam
vessel broker OF this city.
BOSTON. Sept 5--Str West Harshaw
finished discharging and will have repairs
made to 1amaged bow. due to collision In
English waters: expects to finish repairs
18th.
BEAUFORT, NC. Sept 6-Schr City. of
Baltimore Pensacola for San Juan, before
reported, Is southwest OF Bogue Inlet, water
logged and with sails blown away; assist
ance being sent.
LONDON, Sept 6-Cargo OF ctr Andree
(Br), before reported arrived at Bilbao, on
opening was found TO be only slightly dam
aged
str Eastern Guide. from Port Talbot via
Queenstown for New York, before reported
with broken rudder. has been towed into
SouthafliDton.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IRx MALL


CHAPARRA. Sept 3-sailed. str Krosfond
(Nor) New York.
CIENFuEGOS. Sept 2, S PM-Sailed. str
Solvang (Nor). Antilla.
HAVANA, Aug 30--SaIled. str George
Pelrce. Buenos Aires.
KINGSTON. ia. Sept !. PM-saiied. str
Callabasas. Puerto Padre.
NIUA Fo-OU CTong island). Aug IS
Sailed. schr Eric. San Francisco.
NUEvITAS. Sept 3. noon-Arrived, str
Glendoyle. Norfolk. &c.
PORT ALFRED. Aug s1-sailed. strs Ulia
(Sw). Preston: Sept .. Dagfin (Nor), -.
PORT SAID. Aug 2o-sailed.. strs Eyre
mont. New York and Philadelphia; Sept :.
Algic Philadelphia and New York.
QUEBEC, Sept Passed in C. Cape pc M. Mag
Passed in Heath Point 4th. str Carrigan
Head (Br). Swansea for Montreal.
Passed in Fame Point 4th. strs Cairnmona
tBr). Shields for Montreal: Concordia (Br.
ST JOHN. NIB. Sept s-sailed. str Eastern
Pilot. Bristol.
SYDNEY. CB. Sept 4-Arrivcd. str Mel
rose Boston.
TANAMo. Sept /. 1890 AM-Arrived. str
Svartfond (Nor). Boston tand sailed noon 70
for Havanal.
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ARRIVED.

Str Assyria (Br). Glasgow md Movllle
Aug 26 TO the Anchor Line, with 2i3 cabin
and $50 third class passengers and mdse
Went TO pier SO. North Riter.
Str La savoie (Fr). Havre Aug 90. to the
Compagnie Generate Transatlantique, with
1Sf first, 146 second cabin and l65 third
class passengers, mails and mdse. Went TO
pier 81. North River.
Str Niagara (FD. Bordeaux Aug 26 and
Nieo 2Sth to the Conpagnie Generate Trans
atiantique, with 154 cabin and 90 third class
passengers, malls and mdse. Went to pier
a.. North River.
tile Cunard Steamship Co, with 456 cabin
and Cos third class passengers and mdse.
Anchored IN Quarantine at II 10 Pm. WIN
20 10 pier 81. North River, Thursday morn
STR Bennekon Dutcm. Barry Aug .o1. to
Funch, Edge G. Co. with 1859 tons of coal
Went to elevator slip, Erie Basin. Brooklyn
Str Cohasset, Barry
Str Innoko. Antwerp Aug %. to the Black
to pier 8. Army Base, Brooklyn
Str Dochet, Constantinople Aug 3, Smyrna
9Th cayall 10Th plraegs aers assh ns ahd Gala ala
poration, with mdse. Went to foot OF Java
street. Brooklyn.
Str Msacep PRutes bgbsn July
3, Cape Town 7th and Paramaribo 9th, to
Funch. Edge & Co. with passengers and
Indse. Went TO pier 3. Bush Docks. Brook
Str varg tNor). callao Aug Il. salaverry
nth and Cristobal 9th. TO the American
Metals Transportation Co, with mdse. Went
to pier 75 North River.
str Bethore, Cruz Grande Aug % and
crlstobal 2eth, to the Ore Steamship Cor
poraton. with ore. Went to Ore Dock. Con-
stable Hook.
Str Helen, San Juan, &c. 20 A II Bull &
Str General w Gorgas, Cristobal Aug %
and Port au Prince Sept !, to the Panama
Railroad Steamship Line. with 50 passen-
Str Zacapa. Belize Aug %. Tela. 25th.
Porto Barrios 2sth. Kingston SIS, Slst and san. san
50 passengers. mails and mdse. Went to
pier 10. East River.
Str George II Jones. Port Lobos Aug 20.
TO pier 6, Constable Hook. NJ.
Str stavangeren (Nor), Baracoa Sept 4.
with fruit. Went to pier Z. North River.
Str Normannia (Dan). Cardenas Aug 2S
and Matanzas Sist. to the West India
Str comal. Galveston. to the Mallory
Wens 10 pe1 c0 @ wo Nor and
str El Alba, Galveston Aug %. to the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Went to
Str Currier, Port Arthur. to the Gulf Re
fining Co. with crude oil. Went to Bayonne
Str City of st Louis, Savannah. to the
Ocean Steamship Co, with passengers and
mdse. Went to pier SO, North River
Mitigation oco CO. With i''G mGse. Went TT to Morses
dry dock. foot of 56th street. Brooklyn.
Str Swifteagle, Boston.
Schr Margaret Spencer. Kilkenny. Ga. Aug
o6. TO master, with lumber. Anchored off
Red Hook Flats, Brooklyn. .-
Schr Annie G Ross. Georgetown, sc, Aug
~. TO Crowell Thurlow, with lumber An
clored off Red Hook Flats. Brooklyn.
Tug Albatross. towing 2 barges.
Tug Bathgate, towing 2 barges.
Tug Virginian, towing barges
Tug Liberty, towing barges (off High
lands at l 40 PM.
Tug Roger Williams. towing barges (off
Highlands at 1902 PM.
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Dangers to Navigation.

TReported to the photographic office.1
Sept 8. lat ss II, Ion rs. passed fcsvy
waterlogged spar projecting feet cut OF
water-Str Catherine.
Sept 4. lat 81 43. lon II 20, passed rcd
conical buoy marked No 4-Str Tafna (Brl
Sept 2, lat A 1s, lon 4S 10. passed life
raft-Str Bayou Chico (Br).
Aug 20, lat 4s 46. Ion As 10. large berg.
and lat as 50, Ion 45 a., large and small
berg-Str Admiral de Ruijter (Dutch.
Ice reported In the approaches TO and In
the Strait OF Belle Isle: Str Ceuta CBr) /.
Sept l., met first Ice lat SO 10 n. Ion 81 30
w, passed several bergs and GROWERS north
and south OF position given small bergs
lat 80 "a N, lon 53 04 w, n large berg lat
81 80 N Ion 52 % w. last ice sighted on
Belle Isle, Aug 81 and Sept !. nine
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GERMAN BANK STATEMENT.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Sept. 6.-Git edge securities
were easy on the Stock Exchange to-day OIL
shares opened firm but later became weak.
while British industrials wero firm. Quota
tons were as follows:
Bar silver 35Bd an ounce
Bar gold. OBS. I'd.
Money. per cent
Discount Rates-Short and three months
bills. 2N per cent
Two and half per cent. consols. ETA.
British 5 per cent. loan, 9o5s.
British AZ per cent. loan, etA.
De Beers. 12H.
Rand Mines, 27s.
PARIS Sept. 6-Prices were firm on the
Bourse to-day Quotations were as follows /.
Three per cent. rentes, al francs so cents.
Exchange on London, SO francs b5 cents.
Five per cent. loan. 10 francs 20 cents
United States dollar. IL francs SO cents.
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Wind. OF the Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras to Florida styaits and over. the
East Gulf-Gentle to moderate variable
winds and weather generally fair Thursday.
West Gulf-Gentie to moderate southerly
winds and weather fair Thursday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate east and northeast winds: weather
cloudy. occasional showers.
North of Sandy Hook-Moderate south to
east winds and weather partly cloudy Thurs
day.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderate variable
winds. mostly north to east. and weather
ThursdaY.
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CLEARED.

Str President Polk. schofleld. Queenstown,
Plymouth &C (generaDU $ Lines.
Str Ineonla fBrl. Hossack. Queenstown
and Liverpool (gencral -Cunard Steamship
TO.
STR Hansa tUcr). Kior, Hamburg tgenerall
limited American Lines.
Str Minnekahda. Gates. Hamburg via
Plymouth and Cherbourg tgenerail-Ameri-
can Line
str La Touraine Orb. r.apetre. Havre (gen-
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CHICAGO PRICES.

WHEAT-No. Northern spring, s1.2oA !;
No. red. S1.i4A; No. hard, $l.15Z; No /
Manitoba, $i.17H; No. mixed durum,
sl:l0A c. !. I. track New York.
CORN-No. yellow and No 2 white.
s2Isc. No. MIXED. SEC. c. 4. I. New York.
0ATS-No. 2 white. 45c. No. white.
43isc. No. white. 42942isc.: fancy clipped
white, 5iGooc. ordinary clipped white, 471
Soc. all elevator
RyE-No. 2 Western. s3c. (. o. b. and
s1hc. c. l. 4. New York export.
BARLEY-Malting. 73d77c. c. l. Z. New
York.
HAY-No. 1. s24q2e: No 2. s22924; No. 8,
s2Og22; shipping. sisaeo per ton.
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81 EXTRA COAL DIVIDEND.

Directors OF the Island Creek Coal
Company declared yesterday an extra
dividend of So. The regular quarterly
dividend of 81 on the common stock also
was declared. Both dividends are pay
able October 2. to stock of record Sep
tember IS. Directors of the Pond Creek
Coal Company declared tho regular
quarterly dividend of 3Tis cents payable
october Q, to stock OF record September
12
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York-seacoast-The Lighthouse Ser
vice announces Fire Island Light Vessel has
been returned 10 station Sept and relief
New York-Raritan Bay-Prncess Bay
Light Station has been discontinued Aug 81.
New York-New York Upper Bay-Dredg-
ing buoy No 8, white first class spar. with
green top, was established Aug 30 in about
fathoms OF water. 2.225 yards 11tz deg.
(true) from Robbins Reef Light Station,
maintained by U s Engineers.
Light, Dominican Republlc-Azua ,rnd
Punta Salinas lights we're relighted on Aug
10.
Lights Snivadur-U s Tacoma reports
passed within IL miles OF Acnjutla (Sal-
Waldorf Light at 40 AM Aug 2. visibility
good, and observed the light to be occulting
white about every. so seconds. light is sec
onds. eclipse 1924 seconds. Approximate
postion Lat f3 3j N. Ion 80 40 40 w.
Remedies Point Light was passed at dis
tance of 0 miles. but was not seen. APP
proximate position: Lat 13 80 80 N, Ion
so 4S 05 w.
Lights. Lighthouse Reef. British Honduras
Tho flashing white light on Northern Two
Gays tSandbcrc Cay) and the fixed white
light on Half Moon Cay are temporarily un-
reliable while repairs are being effected.
Approximate position OF Half Moon Cay:
Lat IL IL ~. Ion 81 80 W.
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pAIGE-pETRoIr DIVIDENDS.

The Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company
has declared dividend OF per cent.
on the common stock. payable October
l TO stock of record September 20. 1t
declared also It's regular quarterly
dividend OF u per cent. on the pre-
ferred stock. payable October 10 stock
Of record September Is.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ANDANIA tBr). at London bth.
DANTE ALfGHfERf lltaD. at shgres 5th.
EMPRESS or CANADA tBr. at Yokohama
oRoPEsA csr. at Southampton sth tand
called for Hamburg),
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY. at Shanghai 9TH.
SONOMA. at sydney. NSW. 5th.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NE, Sept 6-Barometer at
noon. 2965 inches; wind. light. variable
weather. dense fog; temperature. 81 deg
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pAssrNgER STEAMERS SAILED.

AFRICA MARU tJap). from Kobe 81 For
Tacoma.
ARABIC CBD. from 81 Michaeis 9th for
CRITIC CBr). from Naples 4th for New
York
MAJESTIC tBr). from Southampton 9th for
New York.
sTAvANGERFJoRD CNor). from Christi
ania "a for New York.
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Llrht.. r.ishthonrn Rnef. nriti.h Hondurn,
SPOKEN.

ship Souvenir tNor). MarseIlles July 20
for campbellton, NIB, Sept 3. lat % OF. lon
40 81.
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MONEY MARKET.

WEDNEbDAis oEfA. os io--.
Renewals 4NlLast ............
High. ............ Ai1lYear's high ...... q
Low.............. Years low ....... 81
TIME LOANS.
Mixed corInterais, 60 days...............
Mixed coiiaterals. 90 days. ~
fndustrfals, 90 days. ......-........--....
Industrtals. 90 days s-...............-.s... ~
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Beet names, a to Q months. s............. ~
Other names, 4 to 9 months. ............ Az
DISCOUNT RATE. RESERVE BANK.
Commercial paper. is days. 4; 90 to 90
DAYS, 4; Liberty bonds and Victory notes. IS
days, 4; 10 TO 90 days, A. bankers accept
ances. 10 TO 90 days. 4.
OPEN MARKET RATE
Call loans and acceptances. ...,......4 .4so
Discount rates on prime bankers accept
snces eligible for purchase by Federal Re-
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
30 days.. az 90 days.. 81
60 days. 81 8 12o days. ~. sN 8
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges. $7s3 800. 900 ;
balances. sec. 100000: Federal Reserve credit
balances, $40 300 900.
SILVER MARKET.
official bar silver in New York. domestic.
o9Ac.. off Nc; foreign. roc. of Nc. Lon
don, 85hd., off I'D: Mexican dollars, b3lso.,
off 10.
Range of silver prices this year;
Highest. Lowest
New York. 49,. 7s&c.. May % 6SAo.. Beb. 2s
London ...-... .374sd.. May % 32isd.. Feb. 20
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Continued from Preceding Page.

mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
56ZO
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

LONDON. Sept. G.-Ths offerings A tho
wool auction sales to-day amounted 20 fp.nl2
bales. Bidding was active and pricee kvero
flrm, especially for fine grades Scfured
n,erinos realized a.. ibd. and sreasy mfkinos
p. i0ssd. x
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AMSTERDAM. Sept 5-salled. str New
Jersey, Port Arthur.
ANfwERp Sept 5--Arrived. str Haistown
CBr). Montreal.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str North Land. Boston for New York.
STR Norwalk, Boston for New York
Tug Frederick Kellers. With barges
Steam lighter The Howard Co tat 12;45
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Bound East.

schr Minas King tBr). New York for
windsor, NS.
Scotia (anchored).
Newcastle, NB
schr Emily + Northam, New York for ST
rug Harold. with . bargcs "a, noon).
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATION
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS:
70 the following prices accrued Interest
a.. 10
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

Special %
New YokH Herald
wnshinson c. Sept g.
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SCALED for payment at i03 Oct. 1. 1922.
tCalled sor payment at loo1s Sept. i3. 1922.
fCalled for payment at l02 Oct. ]. 1852.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18
KELlEy-pH|LL|PS SUIT
TESTIMONY ALL IN
Chancellor WoIcott Fixes May
81 as Date for Hearing Ar
gument in Case.

Chancellor Wolcott, yesterday
afternoon. finished hearing testimony
in the case OF Joseph Kelley against
w. ID. Phillips and fixed May 81 for
argument.
The complainant asked for an order
requiring the respondent TO remove a
fence from the bed OF Bayard avenue
between Lancaster avenue and Sec
ond street. which section of Bayard
avenue has not been accepted by the
city, and TO cease otherwise obstruct-
ing IL.
Representatives Of the Street and
Sewer Department and the Water
Department testified that corner curb
ing. water main connections and a
fireplug installed at the intersection Of
Lancaster and Bayard avenues, not
because those departments considered
the disputed land public street, but
In anticipation of future needs Other
witnesses said this land had been
used as private tennis court and
playground since 1888. II. II. Geiger.
superintendent Of transportation of
the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Co, testified that the COM
pany had put car stop" sign at the
intersection of Lancaster and Bayard
avenues by request of the respondent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18
NEW FLAG STAFF FOR
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Gift Of 3. r. Shaw, Erected in
Time for Memorial Day
Celebr alton.

benjamin +. Shaw. president OF the
Board OF Managers of the Delaware
Hospital. hae pre- nted 20 the Wash
inEton Heights Association. through
les president. Ellwood Souder. fine
large. steel flag staff, which viii be
erected In place NJ the wooden stan
now standing on tho triangle at
Eightccnth and Boulevard.
For several years past there has
been no flag floating from the top
Of the wooden pole on the triangle. be-
cause Of It's insecurity, and the new
nag and etan overlooking Washington
Heights will add greatly to the beauty
of the community. Tho stsG ia 50 feet
high and will be set I'm place in time
FOR the dedication OF the Washington
Memorial Bridge. on Memorial Day.
The Washington Heights Associa-
ton will hold its regular business and
social meeting tonight. at headquar-
tiers, 1900 Boulevard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18
MRS. FERGUSON's FUNERAL.
Pension Com mission Head
Who Died suddenly Buried Today.

Mrs. Milton w. Ferguson. u member
of the Mothers Pension Commission,
who died suddenly Monday afternoon
on the roof Of the Eleventh street
wing Of the Public Building, where
she had been carried following an
acute heart attack while in confer
Cnce IN the Judges parlors. Will be
buried this afternoon. Funeral SER
vices will be held at her hate home,
ei2 Chestnut street. and interment will
be made IN Mt Salem cemetery.
Mrs Ferguson was one OF the first
members appointed by the governor
t. serve on ghe Mothers Pension Com
mission when 10 wac created in 1917.
she has served almost continuously
as chairman, and although not re-
Celving any compensation was un-
firing in her efforts for the welfare OF
the mothers. doing "A great deal o,
personal work which took up almos;
all 81 her time. often walking miles
over snow 10 visit some distressed
mother living IN an isolated district
To many Of these mothers she car
never be replaced: her good counse
/ and Willingness 10 get whatever ait
would III their need was given il
such good spirit that no matter VIVA
the decision, the mothers could no
hut feel they were being given fail
opportunity.
The spiri; OF the law. as we'll as IN.
letter. was always her motto. II sh,
could have chose the manner of he
going. IL would have been Just as i
was. whilst doing some good deed 70
others. But her deeds We're not con
fined 20 the mothers on the pension
list alone. Her neighbors testify {
numberless acts OF kindness in time @
grief or distress She had been know
20 earn money in order TO help some
one in particular need, and wher
monetary aid was imperative.
The news OF her death was fiashe
from door 10 door and by the time NJ
Ferguson returned from the Count
Building, where Mrs. Ferguson wa
stricken, IL seemed as though III
whole neighborhood was there TO a.
sist.
The Doughters OF Pocohontas hay
also lost valuable member OF the
organization and Mrs. Ferguson
name Will live long in the memury ,
the people OF the State of Delawar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18
PATRIOTIC DAY OBSERVANCE.


Charles Zcrbcy, department COM
mander OF the Department OF Della
ware. Grand Army Of tho Republic,
has issued an order concerning the
observance OF the Memorial days.
May 28, 20 and 80, and Flag Day,
Juno ~.
On May 20. Patriotic Day. the MEM
bers Of the O.. A. II. are requested to
take part In the programs In the
school. On May 2st Memorial Sunday,
the members will attain, services in
First and Central Presbyterian
Church. II In urged that Memorial
Day be observed in tho usual way. by
decorating the graves OF tho dead
June ~. the 1+bth anniversary OF the
adoption OF tho American flag should
be celebrated, the order states, by
having flags nown from the windows
of every home and place OF business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18
HOPE LODGE ANNIvERsARY.


Hope Lodge. No. 81, l. O. o. F..
celebrated the I'D anniversary OF its
with appropriate cx-
ercises in the Odd Fellows Hall last
night. More than zoo persons were
present.
Louis G. Cramton, past grand master
OF Michigan and a member OF the
House OF Representatives. was the
principal speaker. A minstrel show was
staged by the Jr. q. II. A. NJ. troupe.
Hope Lodge was organized on
May IL. is4s. with 10 charter MEM
bcrs. and has since grown to more
than 500 membership. Tho present
officers of the lodge arc Edgar Mort
lock. noble grand: Francis Ia Rowe.
vice grand: r.. IT. Hawk, financial
secretary: II. j. Cowgirl. secretary,
and &. II. Martz. treasurer.
Tho committee in charge OF the af-
fair comprised Howard j. Cowgirl
Charles III. Martz. William Meeks. II
=. Corrigan. William III. Picrson. Edgar
Il. Mortlock and Francis lARowe.
Among the visitors present were
Past Grand Master Ernest Crossar
and stan. Chief Patriarch Joseph
Anderson and stan. 4. L. Heinzroth
president OF tho Past Grand Of,cers
Association and other members OF tn,
association. and tho following mem
hcrs of Coaquanock Lodge: Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs
| Thomas Forman. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Thomas u. Smith. Frank j. Bradt
/ 1oa.uh prpmis Clark CoMan. Harr,
Spindler. Martin Hunter, Edwar'
E.herly, Samuel Dell. William Murph.
and William Stephenson.