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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31
SHERMAN ROGERS
TO COME: NORTH
EARLY IN June
Plans Study Government Pol
icy = Says President
Harding Is Perplexed,

Sherman Rogers, noted magazine
writer is expected to sail from Sc
attic FOR Alaska early next month,
according to the publicity depart
ment of the Seattle Chamber Of Com
MERGE 1t is srid to be his inten-
dion to make first-hand invastiga-
ton OF the present government policy
toward Alaska.@
Mr.. Rogers is a contributing editor
10 both the Outlook and the Satur-
day Evening Post He is said to
have told Seattle friends that ,Prasi-
dent Harding is much pcrplexe1 by
the Territory even from Alaslans
themselves
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31
EIGHT SEEK PERMITS

Eight applications for Oil leasing
and prospecting permits were fled
this week in the local U. s. Land
Office. They cover claims located in
two fields and amount to 20,4S0
acres.
Those applying are: John Redden
George L. Jaynes, w. NJ. Garster, Jr.,
George ID. Thomas, C. Kfttner, Will
liam McKenna, Benjamin J. F. Smith,
each for 1850 acres in the Cold Bay
field; Marguerite Whelan, $500 acres
in the Wasilla district.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31

Mrs. Fred c. Blocker, wife of the
Goldstream mining man, Fairbanks
district, has returned to her home
after a residence of two years in
California
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31
RETURNS TO HOME

Grover C. Winn, local attorney,
accompanied by little Miss Polly Ann
udio, neice of Mrs. Winn. left on
the steamship Alameda for Seattle,
where Polly Ann will join her moth
CT. She has been visiting here for
the past several months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31
MRS. STEWART TO SPEND
SUMNER IN WASHINGTON

Mrs. b. D. Stewart and her four
children, Benjamin, Jr, John, Jeanette
and Thomas, left Juneau on the
steamship Alameda for Seattle. They
expect ITO spend the summer visiting
with Relatives i'm the state of Wash
ington.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31
ONLY AMERICANS WANTED

Col. Freierick Mears, head Of the
Alaska Railway, has announced that
only American citizens and those who
have declared their Intentions to
become such since 1915 will be given
employment on the road in the flu
ture. The announcement was made
apprope.s.. 20 the reduction of the
working force.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31
CARLSON HERE

Axel Carlson, associated with the
Carlson cannery at AUX Bay. arrived
here on uhe Northwestern. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Carlson and
her mother, Mrs. II. McClay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31
NOTICE, WOMEN OF
MOOSEHEART LEGION

Juneau Chapter No. 439 will meet
tonight at 8 O'Clock lin the banquet
room of Moose Hail. to sew for the
bazaar All members are requested
to be present
MRS. SIGURD WALLSTEDT,
Senior Regent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31
NEW DEPUTY MARSHAL

G. r. Brook, a former resident of
Fort Yukon, but later miner in
the Koyukuk, has been appointed
Deputy Marshal at Fort Yukon, sue
ceeding Chester Spencer, resigned
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31
GENUINE ARMY SHIRTS.

Genuine new Army shirts, made OF
wool serge, all sizes-while they
last, special, $3.50 II. S. GRAVES,
the Clothing Man. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31

Walter S. Ward millionaire of multi millionaire
Ward president of the Ward Baking
police of White
pistol lonely with o
Matchmaking him 100000 and of demanding
at
blackma threats
nd his tamil
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31

Henry Berry, dealer in CurioS.
Ivory Beads a specially 165 Front
Street. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31
COMING ATTRACTIONS

COMING ATTRACTi
cOLISEUM--Musica comedy, "Sit-
tin Pretty" under the auspices Of
the American Legion.
PALACE-Justine tombstone in "A
Heart to Let"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31
Attractions
at Theatres

ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
OtiSEUM-Dorothy Gish in "The
Ghost in the Garrett"
PALAcE-Pearl White in "The
Thief"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31

vssssbIs Wan Tiaisk, rifuss.fsg. ns94 ~.
aisk, Tslisfveas vsrsisA. yIssf weA -
Essnsl, Tsll<rs Hot v>ass vAn. Ek1A llns
.es.ssl. Ps.sA a.4 sssl f.isk -, fso
WHIT LEAD.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-31

Silksswhiis Essnsl
produces . rich. bsss3.
full huish % weedvSrk
and fsIaitsrs. Asss
oct saoeshly ssd Ssss
sos skes kfssh nasAe.
Produces . nirrer -susSssh
ssffaes. Sssys white asd
sssIs isss. Cleo vliis.
ssuAi -sloss vbiss sd :
seiorA -
We slss asks psesrst
vArsish staias. All rsr.
Pose v4rnishes. kabbsr-
Csmsat Floor Paist.
= L<I-ELA T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
IN FOURTH WEEK
Numerous Champions Keeping
Interest of Fans at
High Pitch.

Starting on tho fourth week OF the
schedule tomorrow night. the Catho-
lie Indoor League is holding true To
predictions that II is increasing in
popularity every week by the large
number of people desiring to see these
games.
The league also boasts of champions
such as William Kane the Delaware
amateur pool champion who is keep
ing the st. Ann Club up among the
leaders and Charles Lynch the Del
aware champion checker player who
is handling this game for Pioneers
the present leaders of the league. also
Fernan another checker player worthy
of mention. who il n pupil of Lynch.
who IL playing for Brownson.
An interesting part of this weeks
schedule is that the first two teams
OF the standing meet each other.
The schedule follows:
St Benedicts at st. Mary's Sixth and
Pine streets.
ST. Ann at Pioneers Ninth and Mar
ket streets.
St Thomas at 81. Patrick's, Four
teenth and French streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
The Standing.
FORT DUPONT WINS
OVER FORT JAY TEAM

New York, Nov. Effort du Pont
defeated Fort Jay on the Governors
Island gridiron yesterday. ~ to 6,
in the elimination series for the Sec
ond Area championship. 7, was the
Delaware teams second victory In the
elimination series. and they will bc
entitled 10 meet Madison Barracks
next Sunday for the championship.
The Delaware team was greatly
outweighed but they fought their
heavier opponents every inch and the
cNcellent.open field running Of Mafore.
otto. Henry and Nickens was re
sponsihle Tor tho victory. Madore
scored du Fonts first touchdown I'm
the first quarter. when he intercepted
Fort lay forward pass and dashed
fifty Yards FOR the score. I'm the soc
ond period otto Intercepted another
forward on the s0-yard line. after
Fort du Pont was held for downs
That the Fort du Pont team clear
~ outplayed the Jay team is shown
In the - first downs made by the
Delaware soldiers 10 four made by
Fort Jaw The game was marred
by much unnecessary roughness on
the part OF the defeated team and
they lost a great deal OF ground OF
pcnalffes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

woman gets relief through use Of Plant
Juice, he wants others 10 derive the same
relief from their suffering and so, he
publicly indorses the remedy.
Il had been sick for five years and
about half OF that time had been down
in bed" said Mrs. Hattie Middleton,
OF 1929 South Floyd street, Louisville,
Ky, during an interview with The Plant
JuHe Man at that city. II had stomach
trouble so bad that my stomach would
fill up with gas five minutes after | had
eaten. had bad spells Of Indigestion
and became short of breath with the
least exertion. My bowels were in bad
condition so that had TO take salts or
pills every night. ] suffered from head
ache continually and had dreadful pains
in my back nearly all the time. My
nerves were disordered, ] had lost a
great deal of weight and was simply
feeling miserable.
80 many people begged me 10 try
Plant Juice that finally ! bought three
bottles and started taking IL and ! want
20 say that ] began 10 improve from
the first few doses. ] have row taken
FIVE bottles OF Plant Juice and am en-
joying wonderful health. have gained
10 pounds, can eat the heaviest kind OF
food without suffering after wardand my
bowels are like clock-work. The head
aches and backsche have been relieved
and my nerves are normal again. I'm
surely glad To recommend your Plant
Juice"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller drug store, 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle by l.. Challenger
q Son; in Newport by {. Is. White; in
Newark by w. T.. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
lINANtIAI NOIES

Priv movements In two prinripal farm
staples cntton and wheat. continue To at
tract attention. tarly in November with
heavy trade and speculative demand
ruffun reached the highest level in Two
Nfars the December option c1Qssing 265,
Crnis ongsiion on the buying side led
o. an abrupt reaction. and a further de
cline last Ncek carried the contract lis,
fafluN % rrrts similar phases have an
pcarncd iu the wheat market after es-
iahnshlnE new high u~ord for the sea
spr a. prartirally 81 p for the December
delivery tn thlraco. prices yielded fully
4 crnfs under general selling
Total sugar exports from Cuba this
year fu date arr 8s3 gf3 tons Of which
3 sil 49, tons went 90 the Tuited States
compared with . 5i3 gO6 tons total In the
corresponding period last year. Of which
lf1ne tpn. came 20 this country. Total
rFeipts 80 All United states ports 10 da t..
amount to $50 .3se tons Total melt
inEs have ntsn sej pa tons. compared
Nlth lSo 81 tons last year
lhs Interstate commerce commission :
summary ~ wage statistics for August
shows inrrsase in the total number OF rail-
ruad employees Of i26. $50. compared with
ga. pre,cding month. 20 l.59i .07s. with
total compensation Spa .97G. .s44 com
parcd With sls3 So pa for July
Inland steel Company officers state
operations are showing a profit for the
first tins IN several months with untitled
orders ln the books To run until April l.
Iuiacro Manufacture IN October in
eluded Az .oss, lu1 cigarettes. AGAINST
~ 10 .'sh ~ bctuirr 1921. Production
- larsr cigars ~as 1y3 .9fO. .97S against
Uif rilf 90 output Of smoking and
chewing tobaccO Wa 2.93O 2s7 pounds
against a39iS. 2gf and snuff. 3.OI4 700
pounds againsf 3 .Gs5. 10
The United states nov stands clear Is
a. the head of the hstIof worlds eK-
p1rters - dOmes tic products while prior
20 the var We held second rank the
British exports of domestic products IN
1918 having exceeded ours by more thar
= lu,l 600 900. while our own dome- fif
exports In the 10 months Of 1922 exceeded
thoss % Great britain by about $50.
uc 90 and are far in excess Of those o'
Auy other co.utry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
At NOON TODAY
.atea rress 20 I7very Even,nc.

l,v Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Philadelrhis. Nov. ,T.-vhest-No |
2. red winter. i.2e@i.3O; No. :. gar
ucky. lls6ile.
Corn-No. .. for export. slGs2; do.
No :. 59@s0; do. No. 4. 7767s; car
lots for local trade. No. 2. yellow.
s'sCassis; No. :. yellow. s7is@ssH.
oats--No .. white, 5s65ais; No. ;.
white. 52a652
Rutter-Western creamery, extra
'a's; nearby prints. fancy. s26s5.
EcEe-Nearby extra. firsts. e5: do.
hris. 6iG 6S; we~tern extra, firsts.
IS: a. frs;s. siG6S; fancy selected.
packed. 7SG7s.
Checse-New York whole milk fancy
fats. fresh. ESQ esis: fair to good. -
725. lonrhc-u. 2sis627;. single
daisies esGc6is.
Lave poultry-Fowls. not leshcrns
lfG2s: do. ieEhorns. 17G17: sprnC
chickens. no; leghorns. l4a -: 40. leg
horns. 17dls; old roosters. IsGl7;
ducks white Pekn, fancy. 246:5: do.
far 90 gpod. 2ea %. do. mixed co!ors.
eo0 O.. muSroNy. l7ais; live turkeys
4in So. geese. 200 q.
Dressed pou,iry-Spr.ng turkeys
fancy. nearby. 500 s.: do. western.
t6ais; DO. ordinary. 40G 50: old toms.
asa so. fowls fresh killed. choice 10
fancy. 3l132. small sizes. do. IsG97:
chickens. western. 2s0 So; do. nearby.
.fo g.; Old rosters. western. II; do.
southern. l7GiS. sprng ducks. nearby.
a2. ducks. western. 3OGSs; geese.
western. eSG3o.
Ioiatoes-No. 7. nearby. per basket,
500 g.: .n i50 pound sacks. 1.50G2.OO.
flour-soft winter s;ra ght. western
5000 $50. Do. nearby. 5.75G6s5: hard
winter. straight 66oG $50: do. short
patent 5ooa 20; spring. FIRST clear.
oe''a SIS. do patent. 7.0Od 80: do
shor, patent. 7.5O6T.75: fancy spring
ana city mills patent family brand
s.tra $50
HaH-Tmrthy. No. .. 1sOOd 90 90:
d. No. 2 1900 a1s.oO: sample. 1900
oo, no grade l0.OOdl4.OO: clover
Light mixed 5000 1900. No. ! mix
a. l6 ooN i- 90; No. .. d. I4OOGI5.OO
Eran-Soft winter. IN 100 pounl
sacks. o. 5oa 33.5e. do. spring, $500
g-ro
Iaiow-Prne city. loose. 90: do
srcr.al loose. 7is prime country. So
edible. % uercee 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
CELEBRATES
SATURDAYS VICTORY
Glasses Suspendd While Stu
dents Prepare for Monster
Bonfire Tonight.
Special Correspondence Every Evening


Newark. Nov. 27.-Students of Del
aware College of the University of
Delaware are having holiday today
to celebrate the great football victory
over Dickinson on Harlan Field. VIII
mington. Saturday. There were no
classes and the Freshmen In charge of
upper classmen spent most Of the dav
gathering material for n mammouth
bonfire to. be held on the new campus
below Wolf Hall tonight.
Saturdays game closed the 1922
football season at Delaware. II was
one OF the most successful I'm the his
tory of the game here both from the
standpoint OF victories and from a
financial standpoint. The home garcs
attracted much larger crowds than
ever before.
The result OF the season vindCates
the Judgment of the athletic aVthori-
ties In getting Coach McAoy back as a
successor to Coach Shipley. McAoy
deserves much credit for the showing
Of the team. considering the numerous
handicaps he worked under. All sea
son he was Handicapped with injuries
to backheld men and with others
either leaving college or quitting the
game. In not more than two games
was he able To start the same back
field and even Saturday Delaware de-
fcatcd Dickinson with two Freshmen
In the backnold. Weggonmann and
"Sook" Jackson. who had been started
In only one other game.
L.
only backf1cld man who went through
the season playing In every game and
he proved "A tower OF treugih To the
team both on defense and offenso. II
was the line however that made most
of Deiawares Victories possible. Tn.
| line. as was the case on Saturday was
always stOnewall when Delaware
goal was threatened and only one
touchdown was scored against Della
ware all season through the line.
Of the nine games played this sea
son six were victories. Delaware los
to- Muhlenburg. Rhode Island Stat'
and y. NJ. &. and won from 81. Jo
seph's College. urslnus. stevens. Hav
erford. Washington and Dickinson.
The Saturday contest was me las
for Cole. Guf'igon. Lynch and Royce
for Delaware Cole at guard and Gof
figon at tackls have played wonderful
football for Delaware all season am
their loss will be greatly felt mex
season. Lynch and Royce have bee
valuable substitutes IN most all tn
, games.
Coach McAvoy will probably make
the first call FOR basketball candidate
either the last of this week or the frs
of next as the opening game will h
r PLAYED here December 81 with Ph.l
T adeiphia Dental College.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
RUPTURE
EXPERT
In Wilmington
Demonstrates the Fa-
nous Rice Method Free
To Callers at Hotel

II YOU are ruptured, your big oppor-
tiinity has now arrived. II YOU would
like 10 be free from slavery of gouging,
pinching. chafing trusses that make life
a burden, then HERE and NOW is the
time 10 act.
Mr.. J. NJ. Horton, an expert in rup-
ture cases, trained under the personal
direction OF W ;. Rice, of Adams, New
York, the famous dlscovorer of the Rice
Surgical Rupture Method, will be
AT the Wilmington Hotel, Wilmington,
Del, December and 2.
Mr.. Horton is here to personally dem
onstrate TO all ruptured people what the
Rice Rupture Method can accomplish
You have, no doubt, heard and read
much about this famous method and
the cures which thousands have re-
ported from it, Now YOU have the chance
10 find out all about ito have il
demonstrated TO YOU and TO see what
| il can do in YOUR OWN case. Just
call at the hotel and Mr.. Horton will
give YOU his personal attention, his best
advice and complete demonstration
absolutely without charge.
Are YOU tired OF that binding, hamper
ing, uncomfortable truss? Would YOU
| like To be free Of il forever? Then in
vestigate this Rice Method and find
out the possibilities il holds out Surely
Method that could cause so many
thousands ofiormer rupture sufferers Ia
report cures must be worthy of your full
and complete investigation.
The Rice Method is different from
anything else. II is modern, up TO tn,
minute, abreast Of the latest scientf,
developments. II Is the one MethoC
that You are not asked TO take on faitl
alone-,he one Method that is positivel,
demonstrated To YOU, right on your owl
person, without any charge whatever Yo,
do not spend penny unless, after hav
ing a full and completc demonstration
YOU decide that this is the Method 70
you. And you-you alone-are th,
sole Judge of that.
In justice to yourself, come in an,
see Mr.. Horton. Remember, he vii
be here only two days, then your oppor
tunity will be gone. Grasp II NOW
IL may prove TO be the wiscst thing yo,
ever did and, anyway, il will cost yol
nothing 10 find out
Remember, come 10 the Wilmington
Hotel any day from o Ia IL forenoons
2 To afternoons, or TO Q in the evening
The dates are December | and 2.
Don't let this opportunity get ava,
". S. RICE, Adams, N. Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

Michigan Aggies IS. Msseacbuse';A
Aggies 0.
Nebraeka 81, Aner 0.
University 'of Florida ~. og'e-
thorpe o.
Howard .. Birmingham soutnern '.
Franklin 27. EarihamO.
Chicago o, Wisconsin o. I,
Creighton %. Nebraska Wesleyan ] !
Colorado u. rs, Colorado school
Mines o. 4
swarihmore IS. Uaverford 2.
=. ~. e. 8. Western Maryland .. l
California Is. stanford o. 4
North Carolina 32, wake Forest 0.
Iowa a.. NOrrhwestcrn 3.
Alabama 10. Georgia 6.
Furman 20, Clemson 6.
Center Freshmen 81. Louis'ana
Freshmen o.
Camp Benning Is. Mississippi 10.
Ohio state g. Illinois 3.
Gettysburg 15. Lebanon Valley 0.
fOrdhsm 20. Munieuborg 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
STOCKS MAKE RALLY
AFTER REACTION
ON CHEAPER MONEY
Prices Advance One to 51s
Points When Call Loans Drop
to 4ia Per Cent.
EXCHANGE ALSO IMPROVES
ny Associated Press to Every Evening.

tN Associated frcss TO Every Evening.
New York. Nov. 2s-(wall Street.
1e.ao n. m)-Irrcgular price move
m-nts took place at the opening OF to-
days stock market. good recovery
h.lng shown by some OF the represen-
tstive shares which were under the
most pressure in Saturdays reaction.
BALDWIN. S;udehaker and American
Locomotive each moved M poin, or
more. presumably on short covering
and were followed into higher ground
by Paclnc oil. Bethlehem. r.. United
Retail stores. 81. Louis Southwestern.
Louisville and Nashville. Corn Prod
urts and New York Central.
\ special buying demonstration took
place In Piggly Wiggly. which was
pushed M ~ points. Northern Pa
ciic dropped I point To a new low lev
81 for the year. and losses of y to /
point also took place in Atlantic Coast
Lime. chicago Northwestern and
Chesapeake and Ohio.
Other weak spots were New York
AIrhrake. National Lead. Crucihle. Pa
,lnr Gas. American Writing Paper.
prcfcrred. Royal Dutch American To-
hacco Continental Can and Allied
chemical the declines ranging from
I % ~ points.
Foreign exchanges opened irregular.
Ncon Selling by speculative inter
csis caused general sagging in prices
after early dealings. United S'ates
steel was depressed to i00S. and som,
&C tho independent stecls also gave
way sharply. Republic Steel. common
and preferred. losing points each.
Pressure elsewhere resulted In nu'
mernus declines ~ 10 points. an,
with Coca Cola, Pullman ana the To-
htrcos showing marked heaVineSs.
\ hrisk rally set in later. NcNicar
Petroleum rising 5is points. Genera
Electric and Pan American 3's each
stand1rd Ol q New Jcnsey 2'g an,
baldwin. Studehlker and several q
the other leaders point or more
United States steel got back 10 With.
q small fraction Of Saturdays close
\ lower rate Tor call money. which
opened NJ - per cent. and then ease,
OBJ a.. ard a new high FOR s;cr!.ng ex
change. had a cheerful effect on sen
tlnent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
BANK STOCKS,
DIVIDENDS DECLARED,

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad COMPANY
quarterly Of sl.5O share. payable De
cembcr y.
Cleveland Union Stock Yards Company.
quarterly of 81 a share payable January
?. special Of $50 a share. payable De
cember % and 90 per cent in stock, pay
able December -.
Continental Passenger Railway Com
pany. semi-annuai OF 50 a share. payable
December 30.
General Electric Company. quarterly Of
- a share on common and initial OF IS
cents a share on special. payable January
IL.
Ohio oil Company. 50 a share. payable
December 30.
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. quar-
terly Of 81 share payable December 81
and extra of 50 a share on common pay
aDle January 20.
Pure Oil Company. quartorly Of 81
share ON per cent preferred. 81 90 a
share on per cent preferred and 81 .25 a
share on per cent preferred. payable
January !.
swift & Co. quarterly Of 81 a share.
payable January !.
Wisconsin Edison Company. 81 a share.
payable December 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
SATURDAYS RESULTS
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Delaware 81. dickinson o.

Delaware 81. Dickinson o.
Arm ~. Navy II.
Maryland 81. Cathode Univs8.ty 0
Iowa 81. Northwestern 3.
Ohio state 6, Illinois 3.
Wabash 3O Dcpeauw 0.
Purdue Z. Indiana 7.
Harvard 10. Yale 3.
Boston College 0, Georgetown 70.
Boston University IL. Tufts 0.
Lafayette 3. Lehigh 0.
Case 7, Ohio Northern 3.
Johns Hopkins iG, 81. Johns 7.
Dartmouth 7. Brown 0.
Buckneli 20. Rutgers l3.
Notre Dame 10. Carnegie Tech 0.
West Virginia %. Ohio T., 0.
Washington and Jefferson ?, De
rolt 20.
Michigan 1e, Minnesota Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
SULPHUR SOOTHES
UCLY,ITCHINC SKIN
The First Application Makes
Skin Cool and Comfortable.

II you are suffering from eczema or
some other torturing. embarrassing skin
trouble you may quickly Dc rid Of II
10y using Mentho-Sulphur. declares a
noted skin specialist.
This sulphur preparation. because %
its germ destroying properties, sci
dom fails 10 quickly subduc itching.
even Of fiery eczema. The first appli-
cation makes the skin cool and com
Portable Rash and blotches are healed
right up. ROwloa Mentho- sulphur is
applied Ike any pleasant cold cream
and is perfectly harmless. You can
| Obtain a small jar from any good
druggist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
NorIcr OF RFDFNpTtoN

NOTICE OF RfDfMPTfDN.
To holders OF Victory Notes aud Others
Notice is hereby given ss follows
i-Cali for partial redemption Of a.. per
cent Victory Notes All a.. per cent VIC
tory Notes, otherwise kuown as United
states OF America Buid Notes Of 1922
Ip2J WHICH bear the Distinguishing letters
IN, &. -. y or y. prenscd 20 their serial
purpose 10y lot In the manner prescribed
calleJ for rrdomption on December 10
1922 pursuant TO the provision for re-
damption contained In the notes and In
Treasury Department circular Number
i3s. dated April n, 1919. under which
the notes were originally issued. Interest
on all the -. per cent victory Notes thus
called for redemption will ceas. on sad
redemption date. December 10. 1922.
Victory Notes ~ the a.. per cent series
bearing the Distinguishing letters G.. n.
I, J. N or l.. prcnrcd 20 their serial num-
hers are not in any manner affected 10y
this call for redemption. and viii become
due and payable as TO principal on May
20. 1928 according 10 their terms.
2-Dctailcd information as To the pres
ton and surrender OF a.. per cent
Victory Notes for redemption under this
! call 10 given in Treasury Department
Circular Number 29s. dated July 20
I 1922. copies of which may be obtained
| from the Treasury Department. Division
/ of Loans and Currency. Washington. ID
/ c.. or any Federal Reserve Bank.
a ". MELLON,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
July &c. 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
Duck Pin Match Tonight.

What Is expected 10 be ono of the
best duck pin matches staged In VII
mington for many days will he held
at McKec's Alleys. Eighth and Grunge.
tonight when five-man Tigcre' team
OF the city LeaSu. will pla. "a team
composed Of Ed. Ross. Ginty. Day,
Hobbs and Paul Mckee. In the Tigers
makeup will be Taylor. Corson.
Doelze. i<irke and Pusey. The match
r. scheduled for s o'clock.