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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. July 2b The following cor
porntions have filed their charters here
Binrhamton Water and Power Cor
Cerinichsel-B Beard Co. Minneapolis
MINI. 50 oo0. 600
Rovd Fruit Sugar Corporation, VIII
mlngton $500 600
Ballard Gland Transplant Sanitori-
uns. Inc. Wilmington t7bo.ooo
Associated Bankers Trust Co, Will
rninrton 100000.
Corseo Co; Inc Wilmington $500. 900
Jefferson Highway Transportation Co
Minneapolis MINI $500 600
Manufacturers KID Corporation
Lynn. Mass ss0o. 600
Expanded Wood Lath Cornoration Of
Delaware. Wilmington a2sS,Oo0.
White River development Co. vii
mington $3.50 600
RodRe- Publishing Co. Chicago sl45..
OscIiiatory Power Corporation. WI.
mington 800. 600
Lehirh Thermometer Company. ca.
tarsqus Pa 100000
n, Central Mining Ing an and Development Co.
Sierra Corporation. Los Angeles Cal
500 900
standifer Investment Co. New York
500 600
H & +. Thermos Co. Atlanta. Ca.
The following corporations hay,
changed their names:
Kew Corporation 90 Lawton Corpora
Non New York.
National Life rreserver Suit Co. q
National Life preservcr Co. Of England
Universal Postal Machine Corporation
= Meters and Machines Co. Stamford
Conn
Yosmi'e Firefoam Co. 90 Poamit
Childs Corporation capital increase,
Nom 81 0oo. 900 20 81 900, 600
The Atey Petroleum CO. New York
has Increased - capital from s2,7oo,00
- Akoo.ooA
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TWO CORNERSTONES FOR
MARSHALlTON CHURCH
Senator Ball to be Toastmaster
at Dinner in CONNECTION
With the Event.

The work on the now Methodist
Episcopal Church. at Marshallton, is
getting we'll under way, the entire
structure being under roof and the
work In the basement nearly COM
pleted The pastor and trustees hope
to have ono of the best equipped plants
In the rural districts when the work
is complete, which Ia expected to he
cary I'm October.
The main auditorium and Sunday
school rooms will have $500 square
feet Of floor space. provision being
made for n main church auditorium,
and also the necessary Sunday school
rooms To take care of tho growing
school. The basement viii have $500
square feet Of space and will he fitted
UP for recreational and social work.
for holding entertainments. festivals
and other community affairs. with
water supply and kitchen convent
ences, such as large sinks. drain
boards, drcssers for dishes. etc. which
will add greatly to the value of the
/ basement for social work.
The present church was first built
and used as a Sabbath school and
after few years was converted into
the Union NJ. Il. Church and has been
used as tho Methodist Church in Mar
shsllton for number of years. but
the growing community has been tho
result of building the new structure
which should take care Of the worl
for several years.
There will be double cornerstone
laying Saturday, July 20. Mt which
time one cornerstone will be laid fo,
the original building and one for tn
new addition. the original building no
having any at the time 1t was con
structed.
Rev ]. d. c. Hanna. d. D.. OF Phil
adelphia, who was the first pastor n
Marshallton. together with Rev
Frank Herson. Rev. J. i. Otis. Re-
Ivanhoe Willis. the present pastor an
others will conduct the exercises at
p m. and 5 to : p. m. The I.adiet
Aid Society will serve n fine supper
the new basement, at which Senate
l.. Heisler Ball is to. be toastmastC
and the Marshallton orchestra wi
furnish music.
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GOOD DRAMATIC WORK
At GARR|CK THEATRE
Tho Divorce Question" Admir-
ably Presented by Wilmington
Players Last Night.

Again an Increased first night audi
cnce was IN evidence lsat night at the
Gnrrick--a condition which seems TO
DO rapidly growing into habit
The play presented. "rhe Divorce
Question" In quite different vein
from former efforts, which have had
tho company's attention. and much
worthicr one. IN the estimate Of many.
or tho nature Of n problem play, II
really demonstrates tho resemblance
between the pulpit and the stage. "A
topic which has been Of much interest
as a subject OF discussion
| The play holds interest, notwith-
standing certain cruditlos Ct move
mcnt and construction. Tho action all
takes place In the sacrhty of n
Catholic city Church, David Calls do
Ing n gnrr,iloua Irish servant with
much succeas. fencing anuslngly with
Robert Lynn ma Eugene. lawyer
friend of Rev. william Jerome. who
makes an incidental visit to get tho
lntters attitude on divorce.
Enter also a rewedded divorcee and
her No. 1 husband. also rewedded
The boy and girl by their union. who
were "farmed out" and ran away
also come In; the former dope vic.
tim. tho latter n girl Of the streets.
Albert Lendo does n very long par
as the priest. his heavy voice ant
clear diction emphasizing the effec
OF the speeches given him by the
author. lie acquitted himself will
much distinction.
. Estelle Reilley and George Conner
es the practical examples OF divorce
nll the parts adequately. leo Smith
! ma the deserted daughter. plays will
+ commendable restraint, and succeed
= In impartlng the pathetic touch.
= Herman Grippe, as the brother
= makes an elaborate study of n drui
addict. which is unpleasant. as sucl
. pathologic subjects almost inevlt1bl
. are, but shows adaptability.
The lighter touch ia afforded by
, young couple seeking n runaway mar
. rage ceremony; Frances Konnan n
= tho elopee and J. Howard Gordon a
!. the hurry up" eloper doing very wei
- The latter In n local amateur who III
= good work In The Cameo Girl" pro
duced here at the end ~ the season
Tho development of the play was FOL
. lowed with close interest by the audi
- ence. and there were curtain calls a
the end of each act.
. The play will be- repeated every eve
- ming this week and at Wednesday an
Z Saturday afternoons.
Tonight a gift will DO presented {
some patron. in the shape Of an ords
for portrait photographs by the East
Hand Studios.
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Today's Radio Program.
(360 Meters Wave Lengthy
wJz--NewArk. N. J.


300 a. m.--"Socicty OF Electrical Do
vclopmcnt" by William l.. Good
win.
600 y. m.--"Man In the Moon" stories
tc) Newark Sunday Call.
6.30 y. m.--"Broadcasting broadway"
by Bertha Bralnord.
Gas y. m.---"Vitamins" by w. Bruick-
man of the Flelschmann Com
pany.
7i5 j. m.--Concert by Feiian Garzia.
pianist. French born. musical edi-
tor of tho French Conservatoire.
lie has given concerts In South OF
France. New York and Boston.
Program Mcndcls-
sohn: "On Wings of Song" Liszt;
'Etudo" deft hand) Chopin
"Etudc Butterfly" Chopin, pNoc-
turne In O." Chopin; prelude In
A Flat" Chopin: "Pocmaise A..
Chopin. "Arabesquo r." Debussy (,
"Gallinog's Cake Walk" DeI,us-
sy: TIN Sospirp" Liszt; "Kcr-
mense" Staub: "Accn" Schmitt /;
sparks" Moskonski: Eleventh
Raphsodie." List.
$50 y. m.--"Under the Evening lamp
conducted by the Youths Com
panion.
Program Future Arctic
Work" by Donald Il. Macmillan
who is now In the Arctic; why
arctic exploration IL worth while
THE Little Towns" n poem by
Odell Shepard "The Travellers
I.f .f,,t I,sl.t f.... t,a..
list and summer ve1Ationist
"zeph. the Optimist!s a story oi
an unsuccessful horse trader
AN Unconvincing story" G
middle westerner's first voyage
kDKA--Pittsburg.
GOO u. m.-Weekly Dress Talk. From
plttsburg Post studio.
100 n. m.--"Vocational Guidance n
Music" by DR.. Max Schocn. Ph
d.. Carnegie Institute of Tech
nology.
/ &. 90 u. Pittsburg Ladies' Orchestr,
A. -. iefeld. Director Mnste
Theo. I4iefeld, trumpet solist Mis-
Bessie limbaugh, soprano; Mia
Esther Mullen, violnist: Nile
Hazel Mcclure, soprano. Mr.. A
u. Iiefeld. cello; Miss Florenc
I.absley. contrnlto; Miss Mari
Eiglio. piano.
March of tho Pilgrims" NevIr
orchestra: Summer" Chaminads
Miss Bessie IIinebaueh and or
chcstrn; Alteration" Borowsk
orchestra: Hungarian Fantasia
Unuser, Miss Esther Mullen; M
ship" Barret. Miss Florence Lab
sley violin Qbllgato Mias Mullen
"Serenade" Moskowsky. orches
ira: American Cadet Polka
StimRton. Master Theodore Lie
field, selected soprano colo, Nils
Hazel Mcclure; "In Bird store
Lake. orchestra: "On Wings g
Song" .Mendelssohn. Prof. A. 1
Llefeld with orchestra.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Ahmeek Mining Company. per cent
payable August :.
Rates Manufacturing Company, pemi-
annual per cent, payable August !.
Iron Products Corporation, 2 per cent
ON preferred, payable August Is.
Lancaster Mills. quarterly of 2N per
cent on common. payable September l.
loves Boston Thestors Company.
uuslterN m .e', on con III, IN,
preferred on account OF back dividends
payable September
Mcintyre rorcupine Mines. Ltd, q
cents share, psyet September I.
North Anne lean Company, quarterly
Of ~ per cent on common and ~ per
cent on prefA red. payable October q
oeceola Mining Company, per cent
payable August !.
falnc Mills, quarterly Of per cent
payable Angus l.
trenton rot'e cries Company, quarterly
OF l per cent on cumulative pre-
fcrrcd. payable Jul 2S.
United Cigar ; ores Company, : pei
cent ON common. pa. able September J.
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS GIVE
CWILUREN OUTING

The Catholic Daughters Of America
gave successful outing nj Beaver
Valley Camp. yesterday 90 the chill
iren of the Health Centre OF u aud
Iieaid streets of which they are the
volunteer workers. one hundred md
Twenty-Five children enjoyed outdoor
sports and bathing. There was treat
of homemade cake and ice cream.
The Child Welfare Committee of the
above organization. with the nurse
from the centre. looked after the com.
forts of the children. They wish &c
thank the kind donors of trucks. Ice
cream and all Others who In any wa,
hs'ped to make II n never for
/ gotten occasion for the Riddles.
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MORE TIME FOR UMPIRE SHIFTS.
Railroad Strike Impeding Their Hur-
ried Trips from City 10 City.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. July 25.-American League
umpires will be given more time to
make jumps between cities during the
railroad strike. according to Il. Il.
Johnson. league president.
Mr.. Johnson 50 decided when UNI
pires for a game at Detroit failed TO
arrive two days ago because of break
downs in rolling stock. AS a last re-
sort the trainers of tho two clubs OF
ficiated.
Failure of the umpires TO arrive b.
game time was the first such occasion
In American League history. 1t was saic
here today.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily by laird Co.. Sc.
turlty Brokers, du Pont Building.
CANADA CUTS PRICE OF WINES.
Admits II Cannot Compete With Boot.
leggers In Handling Malt Liquors.
BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Vancouver. b. c.. July 25.-A sub
stantial decrease in the price of wines
and gin and a slight one in that OF
whisky at British Columbia provincial
liquor stores is 10 be effective August
is, the attorney general announced to-
day.
Most brands of Scotch whisky are
to fall 25 cents. while Gordon's gin,
dry. will drop TO $3.50 a bottle from
s4.25.
a local newspaper is advocating
serving OF beer and light wines in the
provincial stores In order to reduce
the consumption OF stronger drinks.
/ In the sale OF malt liquors the gov
eminent Is understood to find diff
nculty in the competition OF boot
leggers who buy direct from manu-
facturers.
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STANDARD CUTS OIL AGAIN.
California Co. Says Present Produc
ton Is in Excess of Consumption.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
San Francisco. July 25.-The Stand
ard OIL Co. of California today an
nounced a reduction in price for all
grades Of crude oil. at the well. of %
cents a barrel. TIE company also an
nounced n temporary discontinuance
of its practice of contracting for the
purchase OF crude oil.
The reduction was the second
within ten days, the former one also
being rs cents. Excess of production
over consumption was the reason for
both reductions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25
EIGHTH RIOT VICTIM FOUND.
Charred Body Recovered From Scene
OF Fight at Cfiftonyille, West Va.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Wellsburg. w. Va, July 25.-Tho
charred body of the eighth victim OF
the Cliftonville. w. Va. mine battle OF
July Il. was found by workmen re-
moving debris from the burning Sal
edka mine tipple of the Richland Goa
Company. deputy sheriff. John Nc
Manus announced last night.
Sheriff II. II. Duval, of Brooke coun-
ty. lost his life in the fight with the
invaders. Six of the party which at
tackled the mine were slain.
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STREET PAVING WORK.
Com missioner Pierson Says II IL About
30 Per Cent Completed.

street Commissioner Plerson AZ Tho
meeting of the Street and Sewer Do
partinent today reported that about
10 per cent OF tho street Improvement
work planned for thie year has been
completed.
The Fourth street Improvement be
tween King and Market was started
Monday. Mr.. Pierson reported that
the Traction Co. expects the Fourth
and Market streets new crossover tc
arrive this week and work will bs
started on It's installation Immediately
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Fall Halls Round-world Flyer.

London, July 25.-Thc airplane in
which Major w. r. Blake. the British
aviator Is attempting n round the
world flight from England. crashed
To the ground Mt Sibi. British Belu-
chistan. near Quetta. Saturday. says
an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
EaraChi today. The aviator escaped
injury. but the undercarriage of his
plane was smashed.
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Bsrs,. cls.. Moonlight.

A moonlight excursion VIII he con-
Quoted tonight on one 81 the Wilson
Line boate by The Baraoa Glass of
Klngswood ". ". Church. The boat
viii leave Fourth street wharf AZ
o'clock and viii return at II.
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Community Meeting Tonight.

The Red Circle Community Service
will take up business of importance
including the problem of Fairgrounds
at their meeting ut the Thomas Gar
rett Settlement. Seventh and Walnut
streets tonight. II Is urged that all
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Tetrameter Winner mt Goodwood.

py Associated Press to Every Evening.
Goodwood. England. July 25.-Tetra-
meter. by The Tetrarch. out of Man
dola. won the Stewards Cup. a handi-
cap OF 900 sovereisns. for 3-year- old.
and upwards six furlonss, run here
today.
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IS. Another feature Of tho Bill is q
Hall Room Boys comedy entitled Don't
he Foplish."
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Used furniture II always In demand
and can readily be disposed Of through
a small ad In the classified columns.
Call 1900. ask for nd taker--Adv.
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Mrs. Eycringhnm Remains Here.

Mrs. Clara Everingham. 20 years
old. Of Philadelphia. who attempted to
commit suicide in this city. while
visiting her aunt. mt 621 Shipley street
last week, Is reported 10 be stlll in this
vicinity, visiting relatives near Farm
hurst. despite the report that she had
returned to Philadelphia with her
husband after being discharged from
the Homeopathic Hospital last Satur-
day Her husband is reported to have
visited here yesterday and learned that
his wife had been discharged on Sat
urday and gone to the country.
/ A big buy ut small cost~Sn Every
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ATLANTIC CRY. X. ..

Kentucky Ave. mr.. Hea
westminster Elevator to street pri-
vate bntbs, running water. A. v. bOpp,
owner and prop. Open all year
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ADJUSTMENTS.
sCnEEN.
Tom Mix Mt Majestic Tomorrow.

Doris Mny, tho screens greatest nap.
per. appeared ut the Majestic Theatre
yesterday In her new comedy, Eden
and Return" II introduced Miss May
In iiat the sort Of role for which she
IL best equipped and shc gives per-
formance which, for all-roupd skin.
marks her an artist second 10 mono
In her own particular leld-that OF
light comedy and smart farce. Ma
jesJtlc's good favorite. Tom MIX, ~ 10
begin tomorrow tho presentation OF
his picture "Sky High" In "Sky-fIlgh'
Mix goes himself one better. He rides
on horse and I'm alrplane In way cab
culsted TO give the greatest number
of thrills TO the spectator.
"sisters" ct the Arcadia.
Tho Arcadia patrons yesterday had
reason to congratulate Themselves on
having the opportunity 20 view tine
photoplay "Slstere," the featured at
traction on the program. For whole
| someone's, realism. modern situations
and splendid interpretative acting.
! Sisters" stands comparison with the
very best the screen can give. Based
on Kathleen Norris' story Of the same
name, II dlecloaes In charming settings,
tho life of Allx and Cherry Strickland.
| tho "Siatere" of the title. Mre. Norris
writes with remarkable ease, drawing
her characters from life. giving 10 each
hls or her weakness and strength. The
comedy feature Of the bill is an un-
usually good one. Ben Turpin Ia the
featured player in Bright Eyes" and
the stunts Ben pulls get the laughs.
PoIa NegrI Scores at the Queen.
Stepping from triumph to triumph
until she has achieved plane eeldom
reached by any but the great artists
and artistes Of the screen. Pola Negri
reappeared at the Quees Theatre yes
terday In a picture which effectively
places tho stamp of greatness upor
her This picture, The Devils Pawn,
In the Paramount adaptation of the
world renowned play. "rhe yellow
Ticket" Hero In undoubtedly Mile
Negri's greatest screen achievement
10 dste--a picture aflaue with emo
ton, packed with action and unfoldinl
a story Of exceptional dramatic quail
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BELMONT

Entirely RemOdeied and Renovated. Shady
Lawn. Cool Rooms. All Sanitary. Tn
trio Lights. Terms Moderate.
MRS. l.. A HICkMA
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DELAWARE WATER GAP.

EOP PEST Delaware Water Gap. Pa
Central location, delightful
HOIISE surroundings. All modern
improvements. Private
baths. Exc. table. Boating. FISHING.
A. L.. MARSH
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A big buy at small cost~->n Every
Evening want ad-Adv.
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Hotel WASHINGTON

Nov MANAGEMENT. Central location. Ful
ocean view. Three porches. Good table
Superior service. Il. j. sTNNAMOlS. Mgr
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HOTEL SEACREST

Near bathing besch. hot and cold ri1l
ming water. private baths. best table ar
service, good beds iS-hole golf cours
n. O. Banks Wildwood ~. T.
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HOTEL RICHIE
Hotel HENRY

7th and Asbury European plan. Large
comfortable rooms with running water.
Splendid cafeteria service. .. X. Henry.
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OWENS COTTAGE

Shady Lawn. Home grown vegetables.
Sanitary improvements. ENLARGED Dining
Room Reasonable Rates
MRS. IDA OWEN ;.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
Yeast No Fad"
Say Scientists

Tho greatest scientific minds agree
thai yeast is one of the most important
medical discoveries 40 method Of han.
ishiug skin cruptions ~ building health
has vet been found which can equal Il.
This is because yeast contains certain
vital clements which are lacking IN the
modern dict Already millions Of pcu-
DBL, have secured amazing benefits from
yolst Recently. however. new pro-
'oss has been discovered. called iron
.7aiiUn" through which r"pplc are sccur-
ms benefits from yca~t Boo just half the
usual time This process. embodied only
.n lgoniyed Yeast. helps tu Immediately
cnvort The vital Yeast elements into
uru fI.su, ana rich pure blood u weak
tmu or ruudnWu-or DO troubled with
pimuies. bh,shcads or hollis 10 will pay
YOU Co try lronizcd Yeast no once. To
Ity lruniTrl Yeast entirely free simply
'm1il postcard Tor Famous 3Day FREE
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
KANRED WHEAT
PRODUCES WELL
ON DENVER ROAD

Wheat growers along the Denver road
are we'll pleased with their KIurd
wheat For many - them This Is their
first crop Of Komcd However. there
were one or two men zoo uinuulon aud
Il few m claude ANA Amarillo who grew
Kanrod last year
From seymour ~ Amarillo thero arc
many farmers who orr So wen plea sod
with kanrcd thar tboy say they are
going Go nlnnt their entire crop g. Kan
lr,d This fall. Most Il those who ave 80
.p0siiiyo about tho superiority or Han.
.rd are those who have kanrod md
some other variety planted SID, hv side
aud ON land or tho emc quality and
prepared m NJ, s3r. way and lt the
Hm' time
The present lab opinion regarding
kWrrd is l..I upon the expectation
J.. higher yield than Is expected from
hriI other wheat Furih,rmor, tho
growers huy, noticed thai some ~ me
W"t" hardy habits Of k1urrd 1r. much
boz evidence This wear. j " johnson a.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-04
TRAIN SERVICE
SLIGHTLY HIT BY
RAILWAY STRIKE

Train service has been crippled slight.
lv hu, none of 30 has been discontinued
hy tho strike of about 500 shop crafts.
men loo Amarillo a few passenger and
freight trains have run little late. but
100 Of Thorn nrr sfil running md 10 10
unknown yct whether any ot the trains
viii have to De- puilcd oif according 20
officials
Guards have been placed around rail.
why property huf There BIAS been mo- in.
dlnaiion OF the necessity of such rfotor.
ton yot. 10 ls said Some of ,no striking
workmcn have expressed willingness
10 help guard tho property themselves.
b. WIS reported.
Stnkrr who mot Monday 1t Wood
man llu declared Gpr seeing OBJ, strike
through according fu mrmhs.a az soy.
.ll OF Tho ORDERS The necessity FOR
.liTyiur the ulItuU through 900 1u or.
iorlF mHu0,r was emphasized.