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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
Annual Sermon at Layton Home.

II The annual sermon for the Junior
Board of the Layton Home will be
lgiven in Bethel A. NJ. z. Church, Sixth
land Walnut streets, next Sunday
evening by Rev. c. w. Stewart. The
home now has sixteen aged inmates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
PARKSIDE JUNIORS HAVE
ANOTHER VICTORY

Parkside Juniors hung up another
victory last night when they handed
the Settlement Sd team a defeat, 81
TO p. Slattery and Herilhy played
best for Parkside. Stanslio led the
losers in the scoring column.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
PARKsIDE JUNIORS.
THIRDS
f.oals
FAST MATCHES CARDED
IN SINGLES TOURNEY

Several good matches are scheduled
for tonight in the singles tourney. The
feature match OF the evening will be
between Souder and Harkins for the
cellar position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
PARKsIDR BABES MAKE
1T SEVEN IN ROW

Psrkside Babes made II seven ~
row last night with victory ovsQ
the Wasps. The final score was. PsrkS
side, 20; Wasps, rs. Little HArrY
Shaud again featured for tho Babes
Lenhor and Creenstein played bee
for the losers. The score:
PARKsIDE BABES"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
SALE SIANCM..
ais ---...--.-- .-..-... 10
NEW CASTLE
New CastIe Girls Win.

In the preliminary game between
the Senior girls OF the local High
School and the Middletown High
School girls. the former team won. 5
to 4. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
Century Club Chorus 10 Meet.

The Washington Heights Century
Club chorus Will meet tonight under
the leadership Of Mrs. Clifford Man
nering.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09

IL you telephone your ad, ask about
the discount you can get on the price
quoted yous--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
STANDING

SCHEDULE TONIGHT.
7.00-Good VS.. Bergan.
7.45-Howett VS.. Souder.
S.30-Harkins VS.. Souder.
9.l5-McCaI VS.. Harkins.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
NEW CASTLE HIGH.
''A'i MIDDLETowN HIGH.

Referee. u mmy McDevitt. Time&e epers
Lancaster and Proud. Time OF halv es.
10 minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09
PARKsIDE BABES. "
MAsPs
JV8 t.
Field. Foul

Referee. 'Hawk'' Hayes. Timsr. aBuddy
Allen. Scorer. "Sid" Maniovs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-09

sidWell 3: Greenwood. 3: RAIN, 3
strzutcl, 2 wisncr. .: Gotchau,A Y; kinglc
Foul seals Sidwcli, Ia out OF III RAIN,
out OF IL. Substitutions --swellcrs for
Greenwood. Kelley for wcinberser Half
time scOre-Drexel. 20 Ursinus. is.
Rescrcc-Gloyer
Greenwood and Sidwell OF the Drexel
team. are Wilmlngtonians and we'll
known in local sport circles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

street. cas-, 2Oxieo fce, March 20
1879. $iiS0.
GO, T. r schmidt. trustee. to
Thomas g. Boswell. No. 3ll. cas,
line Mulberry street. 100 f..i ,
inches south. Chat,in street. south
2oNNa feet. March 10. l"22 $40.
f5o-W c. Turpiu. trustee. to
william -. R"b.len. No. 2o2 north
lin" Gladstone Avenue. - feet west.
Napoie"n Street. vast 5ONl2O feet.
March Is. la22 Sl.ao7.5o.
SIN *. Mathews. trustee. 10
+: T. iaz"igr"v". west lin. Harton
Avenue. SGNllI feet southeast cor.
n"r Brook Avenue and Monroe
Su"e'. e'Hi2O feet January 6. 1892.
81 G3J
G7i-w. $. Bel. =. X. ver,ner.
trustees. 10 T. y. Cannon. No 1894.
north line Floyd Avenue. ~ feet 8
feet inches by - feet. March 5.
1922 $3.2s7.i0
c75--Jo Lane stern. William S.
Rose. trustees. to Moses NJ Holiness
south lin" Fclls street. cG fec, west
Sow North Road. ives, 33xl5o feet
March H. l'22 s3i2.3o.
iII-Jo Lane Stern. William S
Sarah NJ. twIfcl. south line FoIls
street s. feet west. New North
Road, wes, a3xl5o feet. July II,
!.@l. SIS:
as ro.fara K Haghy Inc. ,ruy-
t"os. 10 Est"lIe y Malone. 80 800.
S,Uar, street. March 20, 1920.
$4,000
$50 ". =. Redd trustee, tn II. II.
iiibhs. Jr, west lin" Griffin Avenue.
500 fee, north. Crawford street
north Govi35 feet March -. 1922
$4,000
sS2-I."Roy L. Brown. trustee. to
r"rion Davis. south line Leigh
street 30 foot east, Altamont
street, cast Goxl4O fcc, March 20.
l122. 5000 paid. Partial release
frd " Chester Evans. trustee. To
j. rittl"man. J :. Grow. No. 1918
l7iNA north line Main S,ree,. 1871
foot II il inches cast. Allen Ave-
nue.. east Is zee, 3-i inches by ll3
foot 81 inches. March Is. 1922
$1,000.
500 W. Chester Evans. trustee. TO
j. rit,lcmnu. J. :. Grow. So 1920
! !7eoA, north limo Main Street. 1873
/ feet i0l-i inches cast, Allen Ave
/ nue.. east IS feet | inch by liz fee,
| 8 At inches. March -, 1922. $1,000.
] a"H " T.. R"dd. trustee. "a Mary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

$. Mcador. No. 1916. north Line /,
street. g. feet IL Inch west. T,vcu-
ty-fourth street. west 2iNllo fee,
March -. l222 llooo.
700 ". l.. n"hd. trustee. to Mary
:. Mead"r north line II street. 81
t""t u inch west. Twenty fourth
street west. PINTO feet. March IL.
1922. t52SsS.
7o6--l. W. M"vrirh. e. u. Tran,.
trustees. To Henry 4 phiIiins ~
"ls. west lin" I.omhardy Strr., -
feet south. Rroad Street, sor,,h .;
feet inches by 81 feet. l.lr nnry
IS. 1922 si.Os0
653-Gnssic u. B,l.nlct,. :. H.
'hushandD. r, l.. II vkins Laura
,wif"). To H. 4 Il ks. south limo
Park Avenue. 200 r:ns, Enimnn,
HV"nnc' east anN2o7.' fc"' To Pattcr-
son Avenue. March 10. 1922. tax 81.
$40. we
s5i..T. j Hewlett. May T.. Cwir.).
TO r. r.. WUodwnrth. o,., lin.
Thirty-s"cond Street. ~ fec, South
Marshall street. soHth 2ixl32 feet.
lien $4,000. March II. la22. tax Sa.N0.
$40.
s's-L. s. Jones. Iva Z. twif.,. to
w I. Hawks 40. 223i north line
PARK Avenue. 1915 feet. East Addi-
son Street. east 2iSxiil foot lion
$500. March 6. 1922. tax SIR $40
f5? w. T. Hawks. Mary A. twircI.
I" L. $. Jones, north limo Grove Ave-
nu". l4G feet West Tild.r S,rccr
west S2Nlio feet, March $. 1922. Ia,
$3.50. $40.
6Gi-Juiia g. Clarke. !. Il. Chix-
band). to r.. Il. bullock 80. linor,h
line Marshall Street. 1925 fec, Fac,
Adams street. cast 27.6NlGO foot. lion
$500. March II, l92@ tax sGSa. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
WASHINGTON MARKETS

:. WASliINGTON. j.. e. March 2i.-
Egg strictly fresh. selected. pcr
crn, y.
Live poultry Rocsctcrs. per III. Is;
turkeys. p"r To-. 3jIiu: chickens,
sprinE. per 10. 3Smf2. keats, young,
each. 5"m so, fowls. -.
Dressed poultry Fresh killed
srrluG chickens. per ID. i0ni5. hens.
per ID 2hN2s, roDst"rs. per H.. -
turkeys. per NJ. 35T 10. Keats, young.
each. 60
Pork -lpr"ss"d. small, per III, Is,
heavy. san.
Liv" poultry I;oos,crs. per III. is:
~ lambs, choice. per H.. l2Nla. liz.
hogs. per H.. ioA.
Vegetables Potatoes. 30 !. nor
bbl. 3.2jua.5p. per sack 3 500, $50.
Sweets. son TOO; lettuce. Southern.
per crate, 2.HOn 500: romairo lettuce.
l.25n 200, Gtmlings. per crate 3.uugr
500; onions. lc"-!b. sack. s.00m 80.
cabbage. new. per cwt. 2.uOFI3UG:
"HcWrnh"rs. 3.66M 500; cEgplauts. per
crate, i.o"M 90. tomatoes. per box.
Florida. 2.51m 90. Leans 800 "a 90
r"r hask"t. sprouts. 25T3O per q,
peppers. per crate, 3.o0T 800, kali.
] %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
STATEMENT
!: \ HUMAN DOCUMENT

me businrsS statement of the
-is'r"p"''tan Lie Insurance Com
r"nN for 1891 contains Iu,.rastir =
Wht''r nor generally FOUND in tho
N'a''mcut NJ Hnaucia! corporation.
u RENTS - tn" human side Of =
great business. IN" company's as.
sets are NOR" than si.li5.OoO. 600
,'nd iis rn.Ic'cs outstanding are
inore than S255o0 600. Many poo.
pi" h"ld NOR. than on. policy and
INC best "st!iu>t" %; IN" COMPANY is
,hHt this number oy policies lnqu-os
in round numbers l?.0oU.00N indi.
y. dGaIs. As over 2O.OcO.0O0 OF the
policies are the su-Call"d Industrial
on winch premiums arc collected
weekly hE agents VINO call at TN.
roiicNhp'dcrs homes. this gives 10
q company with tn. financial strength
OF ,ho Metropolitan an opportunity
Tor h.lith ana welfare work Tho
statement published shows how the
eomramy has accepted this oHpor-
t!uiiy.
For many years tho company's
prime pal business Was Industrial
,Juali policies generally held by the
w"rNing mcm 81 America and their
families. EUt lately Tho so-callcd or
dinary Insurance, where the prem
iums are paid quarterly. semi
auuually OF annually. has So In
creased that mis- branch nf the bust
ness uow exceeds the Industrial in
amount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
INCREASE STOCK FROM
100000 TO 100000
Pulaski Knitting Mills Obtain
Amendment to
Charter.

An amendment to charter authoriz :
Ing the paul knitting Mills. Incor-
Grated. Pulaski. Va. TO increase its
"o0 To 100000. and it's minimum from
$4,000 to 100000. was granted by
tho state Corporation Commission
yesterday. The officers are y Y.
t:skrihge, vicc-presiden,, and A. V.
Victorius. secretary.
The charter OF wilkinson. Williams
& Reed. incorporated. wholcSal" dry
goods. 1915 Eas, Franklin street.
city. was amended TO allow change
in name to Williams & Reed, Incor-
poratcd. The officers ar. W. y. VIII
lIams. president. ~si 7. J. Baldwin.
rotary.
oth"r charters granted yesterday
follow.
Auto Service and Electric corro-
ration. Bedford Va. maximum. $50
r0u: minimum. 5000. y T. YaieF.
president. Guy l. Murray secretary.
Bash - Murray. l. g. Rain.y ana
l."" :. Bower. al! Of bedford Va.
General automobile ana garage bust
ness
III ~ 'iE 'llI''itFt il-'NI I''l~
rated. charlottesville. Va. maximum.
5000. minimum. $1,000 ". y.
Had"n. president. H. r Shumate.
Secretary, ana II II. Fuller. all of
Charlrt,"sviIlc Va General retail
drug. paint and oil business.
I.pudoUn County Farmers supply
Company. Incorporated. I.ccsnurE
va maximum. $4,000: nininuin,
5000 e. ". Atw"ll. president. Il.
= buff secretary; g. y. iiaGins aud
q ~. Hume. all uf Lc"shurr. Va
General mcrchnnhis" business.
rho samson DcstaI Laboratory. In
corporatod. Roauok". Va max
Si5.Goo. minimum. $3.50. II r
shannon. president; Aubrey Cop
bridge. secretary. and W. II. Good
man. All OF Roanoke. Va.
Peninsula Diaries. Incorporated
WlliamshUrE, Va; maximum. 70
0on. minimum. $500 g. l.. Ruri"son
president Williamsburg. Va. vii
lard GNI.y. secretary, WILLIAMSBURG
Va. : =. l.ary, Horgc. Va. and X
n Far,hiur. 1LEh,foot, Va.
Moylcr x Lyon. incorporated. re
,.rshurg. Va: maximum, 'io.onh
mirirlurn. 25.noO. John Muylcr
president paylh 4 Lyon. Jr.. score
,ary. and Harry l.. Sn"ad. All Of Pc
,crsburg. Va Genera real "Stat"
construction and Insurance ag"nc!
business.
RlaIr Dcvclorment Corporation
Newport News. va. maximum, F'o"
nO0 minimum. $500 Charles ". Hop
gins president. V u. Jones. s"cr"-
,ary. and Allan y. Ionrs. all Of Now
nor, News. Va. General rca! estate
Fai-moun, Molding Corporation
Norfolk. Va maximum. $4,000
minimum. 5000. " NJ Hannah Jr.
president: r. r Howton secretary
and Ear! W. White, all Of HorfolH
| Va
Tire and Battery Sales Corporation
Richmond. Va: maximum. S25,"pp
minimum, $4,000. j. VI. X. Marshal
nrcsidcu.. WcS, Point, Va; r. h
| corr. secretary. Cohakc; Va. and j
+. Milford, Yves, Point. Va. To d"a
In automobile supplies and acces
series. 81 all Kinds.
Amendment 10 charter OF Eanne.
Grocery Company. Incorporated
N3rttnsvilIc. Va \. i Lester. presi
don't. and r. T.. Turner. secretary
Changing it, name 70 Banner Cor
poration.
Ablcndmcn, 10 charter OF southern
Tire Equipment COMPANY, Of New
nor, News. Incorporated Newpor
News Va - l.. Butter. president
ana f.. Z. CARTS. secretary. ncCreas'
Ing tho par value ot i's stock from
500 to So creating class Of Pre-
fcrrcd stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
l.. 5. WAR ISSUES
BOND MARKET FEATURE
IN NssocInted rross.

EEW YORK. March 2l-rnit.d
states war hotntions. as represented
by Liberty and Victory issues were
tn" outstanding features OF today's
bond market Dealings were extern
sive and nearly all OF the two series
closed at gains.
French government l2s and SIS
again gave way To realizing sales
and French municipals seemed TO he
affected for tn. same reason. The
now city OF scissors 6 per cent re-
construction Offering was reported
to have been ONerSubScribed. In the
domestic list most Of the days higher
prices were made by speculative
rails. including Erie. ST. Louis and
San Francisco, Missouri. Kansas ana
Tcxas. Chicago and Alton and New
Haven. the latter rising on the
strength Of the stock.
sales, par value. Appropriated
SIS .02i 400.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

II" V. Bell Mary s Bell. to Felix
k":gan. south line Hanover Avenue.
ii".2 feet. East Vim" STREE. east
:iNl25 feet. March /, 1872. $1,000.
"'O-Eth"l q. Long. Jamcs H. jhus-
bdndl. t" II H. Carlton. west line
ADAMS street. 376ll foot Suu,h
Pleasants street, 3o.2Nl5O feet. lion
Sl.1To. March ~, io22. tax $50. $40.
633-Nnnujc l.. GathriGht. w. :
Ohusbanh, Myrtl" l.. Thornton. 9. T..
'nusbandD. to Hannah t. Weber.
west lin" Moss sid. Avenue. 3iu fc.,
forth irookIand Park Boulevard.
north a9Ni35 feet. March 90. 1922, tax
81 SO.
6:i A. &. pcnoon to John Is
Vaughan. southwest corner Vii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

iiamsburG Avenue and Wavcrly Ava
n"e. 90 feet. March 5. 1918 $500.
h'6-k. !. Mayo, Jr.. jeanette n
,"ii"j. TO Charles II. Phillips. south
me tall street. 70.s feet. East
March i6. 1879. tax 81. $40.
7oi Mary : McaGor TO + s,o,v,-,
kuper 40 23i6 north line Railroad
Street. 62.l IL West Twcrty-four,h
street. west 2ixilo feet. march a.
l322. tax $3.50. $40.
70i-William c. NormAn. Sallic p.
Norman to Lula GreEIcy. cast limo
irayson street H. feet North
Ladies' Mil" Road. north 35xlo3
feet. lien si.lS0, March Is. 1922. tax
S2.3O. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

mond because of his original theories
about health.
The little girls bowels would not
move unless forced with oil. She had
no appetite. was pale and slender.
and so nervous she could not sit still.
At night she rolled and jerked in her
sleep. She seems like a different
child since taking Plant Juice. Her
bowels are regular and she eats like
n trooper. Her nerves are Quilted and
She sleeps soundly.
'Mys liver was inactive. ! suffered
from constipation and had head aches
continually. ] couldn't eat greasy
foods or desserts Rheumatic pains
would shoot from my shoulders to
my elbows and back again. Plant
Juice relieved the headaches, consti-
patton and rheumatic pains and ended
all my troubles"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond at
Traglc's Drug store: in Petersburg
by Morrison. the Drug Man: in Chase
city by the Chase City Drug Co.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

Avcuu" % feet. i-s interest. January
., 1922. tax $3.50 $40.
STA u. smith. Emma y. Cwifc>.
10 T.. +. :ubank. cast liHc Third
Avenue. so feet North Myrtle Street.
north %0y!tO icct, March 10. 1922,
haN 81. $40.
nNi FrauS l.. Eck"rt. Regina \.
,wit'. I" ritzhugh L". IIowiS. Lucy
,wif"p. No. 3"2 west limo Thirty
Hfth street. i7.5xaS fcct. lien Si,5Uo.
March 10. 1922. s2.S5".
GNi-Davis p"rkin. Anna owiIcD.
1" ". l.. johnson. south limo Leigh
street. "a feet East Nltamont Street.
east "oNlio foot March IL, 1922, tax
81. $40.
GS6 Davis Perkins. Anna C.tfcD.
t" y. = Smith. south line Leigh
street. 60 f""t East Altamout street.
east 30Nlin feet. March 10. ins2. tax
81. $lo
GS7 Il; -. Ecll. Alice NJ I:cll. sal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
SUSPEND COTTON
EXCHANGE MEMBER
NE Asssnclated press.l

NEW YORK, March 2i.-Edward
+, Leland. member of the New
York Cotton Exchange. was today
suspended from that institution for
six months for conduct detrimental
To the pest interests of the exchange.
>. T.. r. Leland e: Co. made the
following statements: The suspcn-
sion was due to the unauthorized act
- clerk In the New York office.
who gave out cotton quotations in a
manner TO violate the rules of the ex-
change. None of the members OF the
firm had knowledge that a rule was
being violated and II is n matter of
great surprise and regret to them
that anything has arisen in connec-
tion win their business that would
Offend the authorities of the ev-
change"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
BALTIMORE MARKETS

LiV" poultry Turk .yS. hound ssIy;5.
old toms. IS: ,hin ana crooked breasts.
30. young chickens, 3;Uic: STACEY
ana thin. - n %: old hcus. -. white
i"Ghorns 2bH2f; old ROSTERS. Il.
dnCks ga 20; pigeons. pair. iOTi5.
guinea fowl. each. iOE,73
Dressed poultry Turkeys. pound
3Nn 10: old toms. 35M3s n0Orly
dressed aud thin 80; younr chickens.
"a 30, old and mixed. 2.m3O. Old
ROSTERS. Is. chppns. JJTi2. sl!ps. 30
W"2. ducks. 32gi3G
Egg loss of Natiyc and uearhv
hrsls. dozen. u n %; Southern. 2OT2I.
duck eggs 40; goose eggs. soT.o-
hhti" r"nincrE. fancy. pound
~ A" -. prints. i2NIii. nearby cream
cry - 4" as' ladies. 2iT %. rolls. 2Gm
y St"r" packed. -, dairy prints. "a
h 20 process butter. p.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
WONDERFUL STORY
TOLD BY A FATHER
Says Plant Juice Ended His
Little Daughters Bad
Bowel Trouble.
LIKE DIFFERENT CHILD
Her Bowels Would Not Move
Unless Forced With Oil
Before.

PLANT Juice not only relieved my
little six-y"ar- girl Of howell trou-
bic she had suffered with from birth.
hut also relieved me OF rheumatism
and stomach trouble" said Mr.. Ivan
Johnson. of Camp Hell Pa, In Il re-
cent interview with the Plant Juice
Man. who is widely known IN Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

the end. For Exide is the long
life battery, not in a paper
guarantee" but in actual SER
vice in your cara fact that
has been proved by millions of
motorists since the day of the
original starting and lighting
battery, which was an Exide.
Give some thought to bat
teries before the time when you
will have to have new one, for
the right battery means a lot
to you. You will find courteous
and intelligent men to talk to
at the nearest Exide Service
Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
REALTY RECORDS

The following transactions wore
recorded yesterday in Chancery
court.
Get iicnry :. iIutaler. trustee. 70
Marieros Darhauinn, 80 500. wos,
I'm" seventh street, 80 foot north.
Marshall street. north ~ feet Q
inches 10y feet. March 3. 1922.
sl.20o.
CTS Howard sutton. trustee. Ia
w. Percy Glinn. 30 :. south limo
Main street. - foot cast. Foushc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
"CasCarets" l0c
If Sick, Bilious,
Constipated

You're bilious! loar liver and
bowels need a thorough cleansing
with Cascarets, then the headache
dizziness, bad breath. and stomach
misery Will end No Eriping-nic-
est physic on earth for grown-ups and
children. loc boz Taste like can
!y.-Aiv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
Perhaps you are one
of this two million

Some two million of the ten
million American motorists will
find it necessary to replace their
batteries during 1922. You may
be o.: of the number.
What will you do about it
buy a battery or the battery
for your car? On your choice
depends quite a few dollars in
cash and a great many dollars,
worth of comfort.
You can probably get bat
terry that costs less than the
Exide in the first place, but you
will find none so economical in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
Fix Street Lighting no,e.

Street lighting rates In the towns
served by the Appalachian Power
Company were fixed by the State
Commission yesterday
mt SCI per year for 60 candles mower
camps. or cents per kilowatt hour
Ahen the town elects to pay by vol
" The company had put into
rate OF s24. and this was con-
ny the towns OF Pulaski and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22
(84,304,080 DECREASE
|. IN ANNUAL STATEMENT
Vet Income Placed at $50.
957,823, a Loss of STA
01i.72.
AfHoLL or s3a2,S sos
hartman Gcnry Tells Stakeholder.
nt Close OF ienr Prices Prevailing
Tor some Products Were Hcinu
Cost or ProturtJon
ne AsssocLatcd rrcss.l

NEW YORK. March 2l.-Thc TWEEN
eth annual report Of tho L. s Steel
corporation for 1921, issued today,
hows total earnings Of SlO0.7 .2T3.
decrease OF {si.30i.OsO. from the
rcvi"us year.
Net income az s55.957.s23 discloscs
-tdccrcasc Of S7f.0ii.TO2. and do
|cit OF {li,0iT.ISj is shown In sur.
!us, net income as compared with
N actual surplus az S5g.O59.t2G ia
nc previous year. These figures are
.ot materially altered from those
ibulntcd in the latter part Of Ian
AIRY, when tn" corporation publish
y it's earnings for the final quarter
Il 1921
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Whatever make Of battery
10 in your car, you can be
confident of skilful repair
work, fair prices. and re-
spons BILE advice at the near
cot Exide Service Station.
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Expenditure. sD4,sii.7os.

l. EHpcnGiturcs for maintenance. otc..
mounted to sHisiI.TOs. decrease
}i'.3si.:5l. and the output of all
law, srmiiinish"d and finished prod
- showed marked shrinkag".
Production Of iron ore mined do
Ircascd 1872 per cen, and rolled and
lth"r finished stool products were re-
uc"d SIS per cent.
Total number ~ employees for 1921
ihS l9i.7o". against 2s7.3t5 in 1920.
"tdl Falarics aud wages paid
mounted 20 S332.ss7,5O5. as com
arcd with Il payroll Of S5si,j5s.
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Average Earning.

ANerag" earning Of employees per
az, .NClvhir" nf tn. administrative
r selling force. were 1851 against
s.'6 I'm tn" previous year. Volume
q business don" hy all Of tho cor
Grafton subsidiaries AZ represented
~ gross sales and earnings. cuuaIlcd
ir.7l" az compared with total
f 'l7j5,i77.o25 in the preceding
ear
Ia hts general remarks To- IN. cor
'"raupu.s FtOckhoidcrs. Chairman
.lhcrt ~ G"ary, said In part:
I'm" marked decrease in the de-
uanh Tor iron and steel products
Ehlch Il vclupod In the midsummer
Z go. continued until tho carly fall
u l'2l. when rncr" MAS some i'm
b. government concurren,ly
".iA tho decrease In tn. demand for
.''"l products rh"re w"r" marked
'"lin'a boa ia" press obtained for
''hr all cIasscs II same. 4,
De- .l of tie year. tho prices pre-
t.siu= fnr ono product. were below
."-' ~ Production sine" the begin
pam" % l'-e. rcw orders received
"r'H oaral To abou, our half tho
"a! e"paetty Of the plants ~ the
Np"'HihrN companies"
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Markets
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CONTINUED From Eighth pase1
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1922-11-01
APPLETON

Mrs. Walter R. Clyde and son,
Robert. of Camden, N. j., were week
end visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Miles.
Mr.. H. J. Taggart and family have
returned to Wilmington after spend
ing the summer at their farm.
The Jackson School Improvement
Association will hold an Apron So
cial at Jackson Hall on Tuesday even
ing, November 7th. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The Home Coming services at Head
Of Christana Church on Sunday were
largely attended and enjoyed by all.
Rev John MacMurray, the pastor,
was in charge of the meeting. Rev.
J. S. Gilfllan, of Wilmington, a for
mer pastor, preached most able SER
mon in the afternoon. Mr.. Mitchell,
Of Wilmington, was the speaker at
the morning service. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Strickland, Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
cy Strickland and the Misses Strick-
land, of Belmont, delivered the gospel
message in song at both services.
Miss Ida Kimble read a history of the
church.