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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05

Henry Wing of Portland. has en-
tered the employ of Nickery and Hill
Publishing Company. being in the art
department. He is the son of Mrs.
Grace Wing of Portland, formerly of
Auburn. q prominent Maine clubwo-
man. Mr.. Wing has considerable tai
ent in his chosen work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05

Miss Madeline Wescott of this city
is at the Augusta General hospital,
where she is surgical patient.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05

Members of the Augusta Sym
phony orchestra are requested to be
at City Hall, Sunday evening, 7.30 o.
clock, sharp. Something important
Will come up before the orchestra and
it is necessary that every member be
there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05

Sergeant Hoffman, an instructor In
the regular army. who is stationed in
this city. has returned from Belfast.
where he recently passed a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05

II. G. Barker returned Wednesday
morning from few days business
trip 10 Boston and New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05

Leo King Fox, who has been en-
loying the Christmas vacation at his
home in the city. LETT Wednesday to
resume his studies at Cornell Univer-
aitv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05

Miss Caroline Tracy and Miss Rita
Torrey have returned to their duties
in this city, after enjoying few days
in Cherryfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05

A. l.. Z. Cummings of Orono. was
in the city, Wednesday, calling on
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05
LOCAL NOTICE

The second dance of the series be-
'rg given by the Augusta Assembly
club will be held at the Augusta
House tonight. jan5d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05

Wanted: Wood to saw, with ma
SHINE. lei gs6.M tan3dst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Frank Bramhall of Belfast, was in
the city on business, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-05
Bankruptcy Petitions

The following petitions In bank
ruptcy have been filed in tlG t'rit''
States district court for the norihefi
division in Bangor: clifford ". Nes
of Bangor. salesman. Secured claims
none: unsecured. s2GOa. stock y
trade is listed at $4,000. Pctcy Eeu1
of Bangor. carpenter. Secured CLAIMS
Si5; unsecured. ss3S.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

En- estos tiempos, como en- aquellos
dias cuando en- carne mortal sufri6
afrentosa muerte por nuestro amor,
Andaba el Cristo por la TERRA infa-
nado en- la infnita llama de su pie
dad celeste;
Y llevaba ell divine afan de hacer
bien a los hombres, de aliviar sus<mi-
serias, de dar remedio los dolores
del espfritu, que, como los demonios
de otra edad q los posesOs, tenfan al
mdndo en- erande v fera convulsi6n.
z he aqui Que nj dc aldeas, hi de-
ctudades, ni dc camrps salfa Ia mu-
|tsdunbre q los caminos para verle
pasar;
Nj habia una yoz que le irnplorase,
nj brazos que Sc le tendieran, nj ojos
que le niraran encendidos de fe;
Mia terra hi el mar, estremecidos
todavia por u temblor de conbates
horrfsonosy sentfan el eco de su voz,
X Sc perdfa So voz en- el desierto
de las almas.
Y era en- vano Sd voz.
Y el Cristo, que venfa de nuevo a
redimirnos, sufrfa Ell escarnio ' el
dolor de una passion mas cruenta que
cuando fue preso v vilipendiado en- ell
huerto de las OIivas, y cuando le ci-
heron Ia corona de zarzas, v cuando
le pnsieron enclavado EN- la Cruz;
Porque va nadie le veia nj Ie ola;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
Ell GOBERNADOR RELY
DEJAfsA ST. PTiES1s0 IsN Wa Xs
DICE Ell NEW YORK TINES

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
Ell JUEZ FRANCO SOTO

Esta ma1ana ha llegado de Estados
Unidos, en- el vapor Ports Rico, el
Lcdo. Franco Soto, nombrado reciente-
Inente juez asociado de nuestro Tri-
bunal Supreme, por el Presidente
Harding.
El juez Franco Soto, tomard pose
sion de su alto cargo dentro de va
rios dfas.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para ell nuevo
magistrate de nuestro alto tribunal,
un respetuoso ssaludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
EL LiCDO. ARRILLAGA NOMBRA
DO EN SUsTITUCION DEL
ICDO. DIAZ COLLAZO

Esta nlafana henos sido iifopina-
dos en- la Fortaleza de que el>Goberna-
dor ha nombrado fiscal de la Corte ds
Distrito de San Juan, distrito prime.
TO, en- sustitucion del Lcdo. Diaz Co.
llazo, al Lcdo. Rafael Arrillaga Urru'
tia, quien hasta hoy por Ia mahans
ha venido desempenando el cargo d
juez municipal de San Juan, salts
facci6n de todos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
Ell GRAN sJURADO CONTINUA
TRABAJANDO

A pesar de la orden del Juez Foote,
1disolyiendo el Gran Jurado, ell impor-
tante organismo Ina seguido trabajan,
do. Desde el salon de la Corte los
-sefiores del Gran Jurado Sc dirigieron
su camara, en- la que han; estado
trabajando hasta las once y media,
hora en- que acordaron un receso.
La opinion del Gran Jurado, es que
tiene autoridad para seguir en- funcio-
mes y seguira actIando durante el
tempo que 10 juzgue necesario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
Ell GRAN JURADo DIsUELTo

Ell GRAN JURADO7 DISUELTO
Al primera hora de la mafiana de
hoy, constitufdo eli Gran Jurado de la
Secci0n Primera de la, Corte de Dis
trito de San Juan, para or al Homo
.rable Juez Mr.. Foote. este 10 declare
|disuelto, adnciendo las razones que
crey0 convenientes, para tomar esa de-
termination, por entender que Ia La
Dor de La expresada organizaci0n, en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
,sD DESFILE SOCIAL, \,

que recOrdaram0s que es ese el dnico
deber religioso que Sc nos iinpone y
que debemos cumplir.
Conclufdas las horas de acuerdos,
pasamos las Iauy agradables que
Eproporcionan siempre en- SUI hogar ell
poeta Rafael Martinez Alvarez y SUI
cultfsina espcsa!
Una mesa de obsequios finos, hizo
mitad a tan gratos momentos, que
ainalizamos oyendo diez sonetos, ad.
nirables, de Martinez Alvarez, que IT,
tutla "Numens Cristianes'', en- que solo
el vuelo de una imagination inspira-
disima puede haber encontrado en- la
aridez del ndmero, la belleza del ideal.
Ell SABADO
en- la tarde, parece que Sc citarOn
Las mas hellas seiioras Y se1oritas, pa
ra Hegar al salon de recibo del Teatro
Olimpo ' las cuatro de la tarde
pudimos dar re de clio.
Sabfamos que el reclamo partfa de
alguieh que aduna belleza v simpatfas,
" Gloria p. de Gonzalez, pudo tenear
esa certeza al convocar sus amigas,
con eI laudable prop6sito de tener una
noche de gaia en- Ell Olimpo,Ia bene-
ficio de la ParroQnia del sagrado Co
raz6n, de Santurce. l'sS5i +
FL programme sera selectfsim6 v
creelnps estafd tispuest6 para el 1o
de mayo, como 81 las fieres de Ii vida,
quisieran rivaIizar con las que iia de
ofrecern6s Ell bFote de ia PfimaSera.
Un precIoso yais, ffligrana due teje-
ra cI gran oedmrositor musical senior
Rafael aRaissiro Y d que p0ndra Fletra
I'm poetas safa uno de los mas atrac-
tiyos nsiIneF6s de esa n0che.
Grande anlinaci5n reinaba en- el sa-
ION del Olimpo, tan Ma1had0 a tener
esa clase de feuniones belIAs. lsstG
Con esplendidez fueron obsedhiadas
las senoras y senoritas, saboreando IN
riqufsimO heladO que hubo que deeia-
rar especialfsimo. bien condimehta-
dos emparedados.
FL festival 10 Organizan, con Gloria,
las bellas seforas de Ribot. de villar,
de Brown ' para que juzgue el pd-
blico el encanto de esa noche, abrillan-
tamos nuestra nota con los nombres
de las sefioritas que t0maran parte.
Helas aquf Maria Lnisa Fabregas,
PrOyita Rivera. Carolina Gordils,
Amalla de Ia Haba, Lydia Marin, Car
men Campos, Ana NJ de "a Haba. Au4
forita Marin, Maria Teresa Fabregas,
Jose6na Fabregas, Carmen Suarez, Jo-
seiina Sola. Paqnita Parsi Antonia
Riancho. Carmen Munoz Morales, Ia
liza Adorno. Adelaide Yaldes, Amalia
|Suarez, Maria j, Palacios Rodriguez
Emma +, Torres, Provi Riancho Ges
moveya Salgado, Carmen Jaures, Mini
ma Aponte, Mia PARA. Carmen An
|selmi. Ritita Rivera, Srta. Higueras
Mercedes Pedreira. Sehorita. Pedreira,
Laura Bigual y Ketty Figueras.
S MIGDALTA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

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v;no Vic ;aro sobro enc varto. e,,.;,ro.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

Ia SAW1.Ag SEMANA.
!. Bl mund0 cristiano consagra los dfas
de esta semana a la otaci6n y al reco-
gimiento, conmemOrando IA dolofosa
tragedia de Jesdsj EN- su larga peregfi-
|naci6n, desde el Domingo de Ramos.
que entr6 triunfalmente en- Jerusalem,
fasta la hora culminante que sell6 con
eI, sacrifcso de su pfeeiesa vida la
redenci6n del mundo len IL Gina del
ssCalvafio'' Hi Il Il III
Nuestra Santa Igiesia 0atpiica y RO9
mana, viste de luto en- estos d1as de
rezos y de plegarias, en- que el Sim
bolO de Ia Cruz, tiende sus brazos
para reeordarnos el supIicio del Re
tientOr.
Ell pueblo puertorridueho, esencial-
mente cristiano y cat6lico, sabra cum
plir debidamente con sus deberes re-
'ligfosos sagrados. en- esta sefnana
Santa, de retro Y de meditation.
amena ha pasado en- New York la
distinguida senorita Pillar Guerra, Y
d su regreso, nos complacemps en- sa-
ludar, esa sehofita fin6deld de alta
fnura en- nuestra sociedad, y Fepresen-
tacSOn genuina, de ID nobleza porto
Erriqnefa. rs.
& 5ii9.
RESIDENCIA. Igh /.
A Ia hermOsfsima casa del Lcdo..
Cayetano Coli y Cuchi ensel Condado.
han tfasladado Ia suya npestros ami
Cos muy aueridos, senior Jose Rocco.
y su gentii espOsa aurora Ubeda. de
Rocco.
Siempre fue de nuestro agrado Ii
belleza de esa mansion, y felicitamos
4 los que han pOdido adquirfrla pa.
IA su grata viyienda
ACUsAMOg
recib0 81 distinguido caballerD sefiOr
Panl Lavergne, de su atanta circular,
donde ratinca 10 que habiamos podi-
do apreciar de su acreditado esfable-
Iciniento, al yisitarlo en- distintas oca-
stones.
Tanto el senior Lavergne, como su
cuerpo de empIeados. tienen gran cor
tesla al mostrar sus magnffcas mues-
tras de superior calzad6
con Ill FE
de s;emnra q ass I I,evan,,o !. a.
bo los g 3 narsas s. "A San Anton,o D1f, en
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

pacho por cable recibido en- ese' mo-
mento Ilo guarda el sefor Palacios
para eptregarlo al regreso del senior
Barceldl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

En- aquel tempo vino el Hijo Dios
y anduvo por el mundo en- carne mi-
sera y mortal.
Y pcr dondequiera que fIe, derra-
mo Ell bien que trafa de los cielos; la
luz de sus milagros Y el balsamo dull
cisimo de So predicaci6n.
Sanaba los d6lientes, schaba fuera
los iemonios, daba vida . los muerz
tos, centupiicaba en- los campos el
fruto;
Y por aldeas. ciudades y heredades,
Sc ponfan en- las Gales o en- las ORR
llas del camino, 81 paso, cuantos SUI
frfan de la ceguera, de Ia lepra, de
los malos espfritus y del dolor del
hambre;
Porque sabian que solo con tocar
sus vestiduras, serian sapos; y fer
tiles sus tierras, con solo caer sobre
elias el verbo suave de Jesus.
Y le obedecian el viento, y el fuego,
y la TERRA, y los mares;
Y andaban los, tullidos, vefan los
ciegos, secabanse las pdstu1as;
Y nacfan flores entire los pedrega-
les, y las aves del cielo no picoteaban
nj destrufan II mics; 4 '.,.f
Y los manchados por pecados in
mundos caian ante Ell diciendo: ''Td
eres el Hijo de Dios.e
Y subia a 10 alto de Ia montana a
predicar la Buena Nueva, v la lleva-
ba 10 hondo de los valles, v Ell mum
do entero era su sinagoga, y decia q
todos clantos le Dian: s'Amaos los
Inos a los otros."'
Y su sermon era tesoro mas rega-
1ado Y dulce que Ia vida que devolvfa
los nuertos.
Y mas que el zumo de las uvas de
Engadi,
Y mas que ell 'laudo susurro en- que
mudaba los bramidos del mar.
Y he aquf que 1uego Sc apag6 aquel
amor que con su verbo y con sus obras
infundfa, y Sc tornaron contra Ell los
que antes lie escuchaban, y lie escu-
pieron los tocados por ell rayo mago
de su bondad.
Y fu6 negado, escarnecido y con-
denado,
Y expire en- la Cruz.
4 -f I 4. =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
LASCELLES SAT APART
WHILE AWAITING BRIDE
Not Allowed on Same Side of
Church; Princess Pats Hus-
band Not Royal Guest.
From the New York World.

London. March Tho presence at
Princess Msry's wedding yesterday Of
Lady Patricia Ramsay. formerly
Princess Pat" among the royal par
ty at Westminster Abbey. but without
her husband. is being talked Of today.
He, being a commoner, could not be
included. and Lady Patricia herself
was there only by courtesy, as she for
nally renounced her royal status when
she married. Ii is said, however, that
she loses no opportunity OF utilizing
her connection with the royal family.
Even Lord l2sCelles was not includ-
cd in the royal party when he arrived.
He did wait for the bride on the royal
side Of the chanCel. hut sat apart from
royalty. 4 Commoner marrying a
Princess does not share her rank as
does Commoner marrying a Prince
Thus Marchioness Cambridge, who
married Queen Mary's brother. was In
Cluded in the royal party.
Princess Mary and Lord Lascelles
are in seclusion at Weston Park
manor. They do not intend even 70
leave the manor grounds before going
10 Italy. several days hence. Only a
few servants and attendants are at
The manor. and their chief function
seems TO be to keep out the curious.
Celebrations OF the nupt!als were not
confined 10 London. although the city
kept them up until early in the morn
( ing. In the provinces. especially a
! liarewood. where Lord Iascelles's es
tate is located. and at Balmoral. fet,
DAY was proclaimed.
The following story Is circulating fl
2ourt circles about the manner fl
which Lord Lascelies became tn
acknowledged suitor for the Princess
nand.
They had met at several house par
ties by Arrangement although the Wis
count was not in tho secret He fcur,
the Princess inclined 20 be particular
ly friendly. and as he too Was takei
with her. he approached the Duches
Of Devonshire. one Of Queen Mary
most intimate friends.
At his request she sounded III
Queen as 10 whether his suit woul
be favor9bly regarded. The EUches
brought back word that decision res,
ed with Mary herself, but as far a
! her parents were concerned he coul
go ahead. He did.
The idea which the Princess car
ried out by laying her bridal bouque
on the tomb OF the Unknown Soldiel
On her return from the Abbey wa
given her by another unknown sol
der disabled in the war He wrot
, an almost illiterate letter TO Bucking
ham Palace suggesting Il. Nothing 4
the whole ceremony moved the peopl
more than this incident.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
|C|TY WILL REPAIR
/ IDLE GARBAGE PLANT
After Four Weeks Il Has Beer
Decided to Go Ahead With
the Work.

After weeks OF controversy between
tho city and tho Nye Crematory Co.
which concern built the new $4,000
jncincrator at the foot OF liberty
street, ms TO whether the city or the
building company was responsible for
the damages 10 the plant that have put
II out Of commission, and who should
pay for the necessary repairs. the
Board OF Health has finally decided
TO put tho plant In workable shape
and that the city will pay the bill.
There is n clause In the contract the
city has with the Nye Co. that speci-
fles that tho building company shall
keep the plant IN good repair for one
year and this year ~ not yet up, but
several weeks ago, when tho plant
went down and out, negotiations were
opened with tho Nye Co. for the nee.
easary repair work. They sent a. mar
here to investigate and he made up d
| list of what would be needed 10 restore
the inclnerator. but nothing has yet
been done.
Tho city has, therefore. ordered th.
materials that will be needed at n cos
OF nearly $500 and It will take at leas
two weeks TO do the work. Tho plan
has not been working for about fou
weeks and It cannot be used for tw,
more. In the meantime the garbag.
collected about town IL being dumpe,
out In tho open. This is not SO ba,
during the cold and freezing weather
but as soon as II gets warmer II 1
feared the piles of garbage are goinj
to give much trouble There Ia ais
danger OF typhoid fever and othe
diseases from these slop dumps, an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02

Use the ciassined au section like
lou use the telephone book. The ads
are all indexed under their correct
specific classification headings.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
STOCKS IRREGULAR,
ADVANCE BY NOON
Prices Decline in Early Morning
Session; Junior Rails
Make Gain.

Dy Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, March 2.-(Wan Street.
lO. so q. m.)--New special, or selected
isaues were substantially higher at the
opening OF today's stock market. but
leaders reflected further selling pres
sure, ba sed In part on the trend OF
tax legislation Mt Washington.
Chandler Motor rose * and Gem
eral American Tank. and Hartman
averaged one point advances, but Sec
ondary steels. equipments and foreign
oils eased fractionally to lia points
with tobaccos and motion picture
shares.
Early quotations for tho principal
foreign exchanges were lower.
Noon--An unusual variety OF In
dustrials and specialties figured in tho
more irregular dealings OF the morning.
Among these were British Empire
Steel, first preferred, at a decline of
6 points. steel and Tube. preferred
and United Drug, these declining 10
pa points.
/ ow priced domestic oils. crucible.
Sloss Sheffield and Studebaker also
reacted.
Partial rallies before noon accom-
panied the buying Of Mexican Oils. In
Guiding Pan American petroleums.
Junior rails again strengthened. es-
pecially Missouri Pacific. preferred
Chicago and Illinois, common and pre-
ferred. and Rock Island. these rising
20 pa points. Cali money opened al
~ per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Associated Press to

Special Dispatch by Associated Press to
Every Evening"
Philadelphia, March 2.-wheat--No.
2. red winter, 1.426l.a7; do. garlicky
1.9s@1.<S.
Corn--No. for export. 7sh@74h:
do. No. 3. 72lh@7Sa; No. 4. 71@72;
car lots. local. No. 2 yellow, 7a@75:
No. 3 yellow. 72,sQT3.
oats--No. 2 white. a7,s@4s: No. 8,
white, 46@46h.
Butter--western creamery extra,
ASH; nearby prints, fancy. 45@4S.
Eggs--Nearby extra flrsts, 29ls; do,
first, 2sh; western extra, f'rsts, %;
do. flrsts. 2s; fancy selected, packed
s6@ss.
Cheese-New York whole milk
fancy fats, held %: do. fresh. 21@22;
fair to good, 1920; longhorn. 22lt a
23k; single daisies, held %; do. fresh
22h@23.
Live poultry-fowls 27I3t: sprins
chickens. 29@SS; young roosters, 2;
@25 do. old. 20G21: turkeys. 30@40
ducks. white Pekin. 3s14o: do. mixed
colors. s4@36; muscovy, 24@26; geese
20@23
Dressed poultry-Spring turkeys
fancy dry packed. 4s@50: do. western
fancy. 47M50; fair 10 good. 40045: oil,
toms. 4od43 fowls fresh killed. choic,
to fancy. 30@32; do. small sizes. 23@
%; roasting chickens. nearby. 27G136
do. western. 24@3S; broillng chickens
nearby. 2403S; do. western, 22@34
old roosters. 22@24; ducks. fancy, 8
63S; fair to good, 25@27; geese, fan
cy. 2S@25; fair. to good, 20@22.
Potatoes---white. per hundre,
pounds. 1.75@2.20.
Flour-Soft winter straight western
62bG6.75; do. nearby. 6.0o@82o har
winter. straight, 7.25@7,75. . do shor
patent. 7.75@S.25; spring. Nrst clear
610@.50: do. patent, S.Oo@S25: dc
short patent. S.5O@S.75; fancy sprin
and city mills patent. family brand
9.50@lO25.
Hay-Timothy. No. 2. 22.00@23 oC
do. No, 3, 20.000210O sample, 16.OoC
1900; no grade, l400@16.O0; Glove
mixed hay. light mixed. 21.50@22 OC
No. | mixed. 20.00@21.00
Tallow-Prime city. loose, 5l2; d
special loose. 6ls prime country. Az
edible, In tierces. Sis.
Bran-Soft winter, In 100 pour
sacks. S5.50@36.5o; do, spring. $4,000
$500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
LOCAL SECURITIES,
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
Co. du Ponf BnIIdinp
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Car and Foundry Company
quarterly Of 3 per cent on common and
u, per cent on preferred. payable April
American cigar Company. quarterly Of
~ per cent on preferred. payable April l. .
American snuff Company. quarterly Of
~ per cent on preferred and per cent
on common, payable April ].
Detroit-Ceveland Navigation COMPANY.
quarterly OF per cent. payable April ]
Electric Storage Battery Company. quar-
terly OF per. cent on common and pre-
ferred. payable April J.
George W. Helme Company quarterly
OF Pa per cent on common and ia per
cent on common. payable April !
Hanna Furance Company. quarterly of
per cent on Preferred payable March -
Jersey. quarterly OF per cent, payable
April !.
Lehish Valley RAILROAD Company. quar-
tcrly Of Ia per cent on common and 2l4
per cent on preferred payable April !.
Michigan Stamping Company. monthly
March rs. 1' N''''
Railway Company. quarterly Of ~ per
cent. payable April l.
Packard Motor Car Company. quarterly
Of ~ per cent on preferred. payable
Indian Refining Company. quarterly of
IA per cent on preferred.
Penn Central Light and Power Com
pany, quarterly of 81 share on preferred.
r Toriilard Company, quarterly of 3
per cent on common and Ia per cent on
preferred payable April J.
South Porto Rico Sugar Company. quar-
terly OF . per cent on preferred. payable
April |.
Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Line Com
pany. quarterly of 81 a share, payable
April /.
quarterly of per cent payable April L.
United Light and Railways Company
quarterly Of IN per cent on first pre-
ferred. payable April ].
Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, quar-
terly Of per cent on common and per
cent on preferred. payable April ].
Weyman-Burton Company. quarterly OF
3 per cent on common and ia per cent
on preferred. payable April l.
WESTINGHOUSE Electric and Manufactur-
ing Company, quarterly Of per cent on
common. payable April 20. and preferred
payable April 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02

how tho material u to be disposed Of
is not known.
Workmen arc busily engaged IN
tearing down the old building adJoin-
Ing tho present incinerator. TO clear
tho site for tho new Davis plant, which
is to bc built at n cost Of $4,000. II
Ie hoped TO have this new plant In
operation by May Is.