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PACKERS ASSOCIATION LOSES
 IN A SUIT FOR DAMAcEs

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1O.-The circuit Court of Appeals today affirm ed the Judgment of ten thousand dol lars awarded D. J. Grover, an employe or the Alaska Packers Association as result ov fall from stationary lad oer at a cannery at Loring. The suit was against the association and the original Judgment was handed down by the District Court at Ketchikan.
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egates from the various towns in Southeastern Alaska and a big crowd is expected.
 The Ketchikan Post Of the Ameri- can Legion and the Pioneer Igloo at that place are flourishing organiza- tions with large memberships. Every thing. they have undertaken to date they have carried off in grand style, and the delegates of both organiza- tions are expecting a big time at the Convention City. &
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GREAT BRITAIN HOLDS ALooF

LONDON, Feb. 10.-The latest dis agreement between Michael Collins and Sir James Craig over the Southern Ireland boundary is drawing the anx- ment. It is to recognize that the boun- diary fixing questions between North and South Ireland is one of grave pos 'sibilities and it is declared in official circles that London will stay out of the controversy unless an impasse is reached.
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SKIPPER OF RAGING YACHT A
 VANiTfE CLAIMED BY DEATH

ISLIP, N. Y., Feb. 10.-Capt. Harry P. Half the famous skipper who before the war sailed the Vanitie in the trails to determine whether she or the Reso- lute would defend the Americas cup died here this week, aged 61 years. He was son of the-late Capt Henry c. Half, who sailed the Volunteer when it retained the cup for the United States.
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SAYS FREIGHT REDUCTIONS
 WOULD lNJURE RAILROADS

NE WY0RK, Feb. s1o.-A reduction in freight rates by the Interstate Com merce Commission would 4imperil the country's transportation systems, S. David Warfeld, president of the National Association of Railroad Own CTS in statement here today.
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY

SEATTLE, Feb. 10-Robert H. Eos ter, former Alaskan, alleged to have killed his motherinlaw here on New Years Day, pleaded not guilty of a charge fo first degree murder yester- day when arraigned before Superior Judge Everett Smith.
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EMPLOYMENT IMPROVEMENT
 REPORTED BY DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-Unem. ployment decreased sharply in this country during January according to the Department of Labor which report ed that forty out of sixty-five indus. trial eenters had 426 per cent more workers on the pay roll at the end of January than at the end of December.
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PARIS, Feb. 10.-The French gov ernment has heartily accepted the plan of forming a special cemetery for the bodies of aviators of the Lafayette es- cadrille who fell for France. The cemetery will contain a memorial to all in the French aviation service. The site chosen is south of Rheims.
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Yenge, jealousy, hate and unrequited love as motives.
 While the clews point toward a man as the slayer the authorities are pre- pared to believe it possible a woman killed him.
 Persons known to have been in or near Taylor's apartments Wednesday night include Mabel NOrmand, Edna Purviance and Henry Peavey, Taylor's negro valet.
 Miss NoTmand said she called in the evening to return a borrowed book, but denied any affair of the heart, al, though she admitted she was once en- gagged to Taylor Her chauffeur cor roborated her statement that she was with Taylor but few moments.
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AMATEURS WITH RADIO SETS
 ARE PROVING A NUISANCE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-Orders temporarily suspending radio broad casting by amateurs because of inter- ference caused to the regular radio service the CommHce department an- nounced today.
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MRS. BERGDoLL FINED
 FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMAL 8

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.-Mrs. Emma Bergdoll, mother of Grover c. and Erwin Bergdoll, army deserteTs, was fined $10 together with Matthew Cropeifbacher, caretaker of Erwin's estate at Lanerics, for not having pre, per bedding for horses and cattle <
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LEDoux KNOCKED our

PARIS, Feb. 1O.-Eugene Criqui, the knockout king. won the bantamweight championship of Europe here Satur day night when he knocke dout Chas. Ledoux in the first round of a twenty. round go.
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REDMOND, Ore, Feb. 10-The five American Legion posts in Central Ore gon are to oppose Japanese coloniza- ton on irrigated farm lands in the Deschutes valley.
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WHALE OIL MARKET IMPROVED

WHALE oIL MARKET IMPROVED s ss .Essl
 VICTORIA, B. C., Feb. 1O.-Whale hunting off the British Columbia coast may be resumed this year by the Con solidated Whaling Corporation due to A better whale oil market.
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PosToaf,cE DEFICIT s25,ooo,ooo

WAtsl{NGyON Feb. 1O.-Operation Of ths postal service for the three months encirs S4pte' Der 30 showed a defcitof more than, twenty-five million according to an official statement of the officials.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
PEST PUTS MANY
UNDER QUARAN TINE
More Than a Thousand Held,
Including Penn Frat House
Students.

Philadelphia. Dec. 1i.-More than
thousand residents Of the vicinity Of
Thirty-third and Walnut streets and
including the members Of two Cnlvcr
sity OF Pennsylvania fraternity houses.
found themselves enclosed by police
smallpox quarantine when they
awOkc this morning
Three cases of small poK were dis
covered A. 5235 ~. James street late
yesterday. At 3 o'clock this morning
twenty Ave doctors Of the city Health
Bureau started vaccinations IN the
roped-of territory.
The section under quarantine hOr-
derH on franklin Field and extends
more than three blocks from Lombard
20 Walnut street and from Thirty
second 20 Thlriy-th.rd street. The
fraternity houses affected by the
quarantine are located on tho south
side of Walnut street.
Fannie Ruskln. c0lored. contracted
tho dHease December 4. according 90
health authorities. while working ag
domestic in "a South Philadelphia
home. She became 30 al the 81
James street address. December &
her husband. Edwin. and another wo-
man. Luciolie We PURGE. who lives
with them. contracted the disease The
Health Department had not bccn
n"tihed "f The first case. police say.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
BEWARE The
COUGH OR COLD
THAT HANGS ON

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lead TO serious lung trouble. You can
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the treatment OF chronic coughs and
colds and other forms of throat and
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addition 20 creosote. other healing ele-
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the stomach, Is absorbed into the
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and destroys the germs that lead 20
consumption.
Creomulsion Is guaranteed salts
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
MASONIC VISITATION.
Grand Master Bamberecr and Stan
at Temple Lodge.

Grand Master Charles \. Bamber-
ger, \. =. Il \. NJ, and members Of
his STAFF last night paid an official
visit TO Temple Lodge. AZ a largely
attended meeting In the Masonic
Temple. The affair was one Of a
number of official visits being paid
by the Grand Master and his STAFF TO
tho subordinate lodges.
\ feature OF the evening was ;ho
father and son attendance. there bciuE
ten fathers IN attendance with thor
sons, all members OF Temple Lodge.
Another feature was tho large num-
ber OF brothers who are members Of
lodges. there being as many as three
from one family in several cases.
Those IA the Grand Masters party
were: Senior Grand Warden. Harry
W. Lowe; Junior Grand Warden w.
=. Almond: Grand Sword Bearer,
william O. Wingate: Junior Grand
Steward, Harris Samon!sky: Grand
Instructor. Harry Newl!n.
Last nights visitation ends the
visits 10 the Wilmington lodges. The
grand master and his staff will next
visit s; Johns Lodge. No. .. az New
Castle. on "Wednesday night. Janu-
ary 10. Following the regular meet
ms last night. a reception and ban
quet took place in the banquet hall of
he Masonic Temple.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
DOLL SALE NETS sl..00.
Reported al Meeting OF Homeopathic
Hospital Junior Board.

At a meeting of the Junior Board
Of the Homeopathic Hospital which
was heid AZ the hospital this morning.
reports from officers and various COM
mlt;ees were heard.
Il was announced by the treasurer
that 10 date the sum OF $i.70O had been
realized from the annual doll sale OF
the league which was held on No
vember %. az the New Century Club
building. The complete figures are
not yet at hand and II IS expected
that substantial amount viii be
added 20 the sum already accounted
for.
officers ard members of the league
expressed their gratitude AZ the meet
ing for the manner in which the pub
lie had co-operated in the sale and
had made il such a success. The
league members also gave a vote Of
thanks for the merchants Of the city
who had aided IN the sale by dona-
tioHs OF many articles.
Il was announced at the meeting
that beginning at once all funds held
by the league viii go towards the
deficit in the pledge which the league
made In the regent campaign OF the
Homeopathic Hospital. Mrs. J. p.
%egandank. president of the league
presided A. this mornings meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
MANY VIOLATE THE
CITY TRAFFIC LAWS
Lose Sight Of the Fact That the
Fire Apparatus Has Right
Of Way.

That drivers Of automobiles and
other vehicles are continually vlolnt-
ing the law In regard To the right of
way OF fire apparatus. was cmpha-
eizcd today by chief william J. Butz
OF the Bureau of Fire.
According to chief Lutz, approx
mately 20 per cent OF tho chauffeur.
In Wilmington either do not know the
traffic laws relative 10 this particu-
lar question. or ignore them entirely
Ia many instances. the nre head de-
clared, Il is necessary to stop an ap-
parotus to allow a private vehicle TO
pass al n street intersection.
III YOU arc running an automobile
md hear tho bell OF a fire appa m tuR.
obey the law" Is Chief Lutz's warn
ing.
Drivers are asked 10 draw their We
hicles close 20 the curb line and 10 give
all space possible.
Pedestrians can also render great
help during tho progress Of a nre.
chief Lutz said. Persons crossing at
a street Intersection. upon hearing
The gong OF an approaching FIRE ap-
paratus. should render cvc-y as
| sietance possible 20 clear the way FOR
the apparatus.
you do not know whether or not
tho company "a responding TO fire in
your home, or whero some persons
| life Is In danger" the chief said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HARKgI

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Chicago Dec lf.--HOgs Rcreipts. a5
400 market lower sales 80 20 2fn-pOund
averages O5aS -. mostly. + 10 ION
Is. few butchers = % mostly held
higher packing sOws. 2Ia7.15. desira bic
pigs. around 90. hcavy nogs q-as Io
lnedium OOaS 10: light. 500 a sI5. light
hHht OOaS IS packing sows smooth
i5s7. IS, parking sOws. rough 25a
go. Killing pigs. 7.9uaS 10
Cattle Receipts ~ OOO. very slow in
arriving, steers ana butcher she sfO~l
uneyeniy weak % lower: few carly saIes
beef steers. ODap - one load fnafured
strrrs. II -. some held higher. nm
mostly short-fed >steers. including f,,w
loads western grassers. other classes
slow. undertone. steady 20 wcaE
Sheep Receipts ~ OOO. chnirc fat lambs
opening stHady. in-betwern grades. went
tol5c lower: early top. u 30 for fed
western lambs 20 PACKERS. few qD-Douud
yearling weathers y 25 about fsO0
feeding yearling wethers. I1.15. late Wed
nesday. averaging 20 pounds. sheen
around steady heavy fat ewes s nfla
500 lighter weights ouotable IN 70 ~
run includes 3 600 head direct 10 pacters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
URUGUAY PRESIDENT
IN BLOODLESS DUEL
Cabinet and Statesmen Watch
Executive and Diplomat Miss
Each Other Twice.

Ey Associated Press to Every Evening.
Montcvldoo. Uruguay. Dec. i4-Dr.
Baltasar Brum. president of Uruguay,
and DIR. Luis Alberto Herrera. form
sr secretary OF the legation at Wash
ington. fought a duel with pistols yes
terday. Each man fired two shots.
Neithor was hit.
The duel took place in an airdrome
near the capital. DIR. Brum was the
challenger. The challenge was sent
because OF charge OF DIR. Herrera
that President Brum had 80 manipu-
lated the recent presidential elections
as To prevent the success of Herrera
al the polls.
Few pcople believed the duel would
be fought, owing 10 the position of DIR.
Drum as chief executive of the re-
public. \ tribunal OF honor. selected
in accordance with Uruguayan law TO
consider the merits of the challenge.
decided that n motive foe meeting
existed.
Entry into the airdrome was not
permitted by the police to any per-
sons not directly connected with Il.
Nevertheless the encounter was wit
messed from a short distance by sew
cral hundred persons, among whom
were the ministers OF war and navy,
senators. deputies and government Of
fic!als. Strategic positions were occu-
pied by certain members Of the dip
!omatic corps.
The combatants faced each other AZ
twenty-five PAGES and each man fired
twice. Thev seconds endcavored "a
bring about reconciliation but they
wore unsuccessful.
Extraordinary interest WAS taken
Ivy the public in the duel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
R0ThRlhNS ENTERTAIN.
District Governor Robertson
Makes First Official Visit
10 Local Club.

District Governor Cncs. Robertson.
ot ShamOkin, Pa. paid his first o.
ficial visit n tho Wilmington Rotary
Club at IFS luncheon meeting today ir
tho Hotel du POnt. accompanied by
Ed l.. Stock. ~ Washington, -. G..
Mr.. Stock spoke for few minutes
and expressed MS pleasure ~ being
present again. Mr.. ROBERTSON made
n splendid 20 minute address. in which
no empha sized tho individual obUga-
ton of Rot3rians 20 the orgln.zatlon
Announcement was nnde that tho
children who viii be guests % tho
Rotary club on December ~. VIII bc
entertained az The Playhouse On next
saturday afternoon whcge they vii
witness Tho performance given by
Thurston. the magician
Thurston was gucst of honor. and
gave an interesting performance. The
attendance was 81 per cont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
SAFETY CODE FOR
STATE Of DELAWARE
Considered at Conference OF
Safety Council and Acci-
dent Board.

Al a meeting ., the industrial Ac
eident hoard. which took place IN the
icrd Bui'iing this morning. the pc
,rcn ~ Robert r. Reynolds was
heard Reynolds. who was employed
by the E@igr NJ or Iron 90 sustained
az injury which he claimed Disabled
him. He requested the payment OF a
lurin cum Tor compensation for a per
lod - .S5 veeks The claim was ai-
how'd nay-nents - ~ made by the
Travellers Insurance Co insurer a; the
tlnc ~ he iniur,
Tho hoaNd he'd a cosfercnce az -
c'clock with con,mItee frrsn the
pc'aware safety Q uncl The pur-
p,~e o. fhc meeting was 20 CONSIDER
,hf atylsa o.iiy % offering for the con
sdcration 81 he General Assembly n
safcty code for tho state of Delaware
Ae previous conferences have been
hCii between the twNo organizations
AMI rothIn NJ acconlTs shed q; - hoped
nat after further consultation a bal
satsilc. c.1ry t' az VII be arranged.
Tho hoard WI also hold an after
roon erss.on today The case 81 pet
g of 'he Aetna Life Insurance Co
rcprcr ntns the Pyrites. 90. for a re-
view % the compensation agreemen,
made By Encch Pryor. an employee
81 the company and by Tire Py-tes
c. VII some before the board some
time his afternoon.
The pu-ro- Of tho case is 20 es-
tahfsh the losSs 81 function sustained
- Pryor In an accident az the Pyri,es
plant which resulted IN che infection
- n .Sxt Arm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
DEMOCRATS IN STATE
LEGISLATURE MEET
IN DOVER TODAY
Continued FROM page I.

The purpose OF naming a speaker OF
the House today IL to enable him and
the president pro tenn OF the Senate
to compile their list OF committees and
have them ready on January ?. when
the Legislature will meet.
In the naming of these various
committees. care will be taken to see
that those appointed are equipped for
the particular work that will come
before each of the committees.
Caucus For Minor Offices.
The Senate caucus is for the cleo
tion OF candidates for the various Of
fees at the disposal of that branch
OF the Legislature.
Following the eiccuon OF n speaker
of the House. the Representatives will
caucus for the nomination OF officers
for the offices at the disposal Of that
branch of the General Assembly.
There are a number of candidates
here for all OF the offices which will
he filled by both houses. and il was
difficult TO predict, prior TO tho eau
cuses. who would be selected for any
position.
While the members Of both branches
are pledged TO policy of economy
they do not feel. according to the ex-
preston of various members. that they
should handicFp themselves In their
important work by cutting down ON
the business coming before the Lcgis-
lature.
The question OF naming attorneys is
going 10 be big one at the meeting
While some arc opposed 10 having
any attorneys AZ all. the majority
seem 10 favor at least one for each
branch.
The question Of new legislation. II
Is understood. will not come up a,
t4day's conference. Tho members are
understood 10 be opposed TO any ac-
tion at this time on the governor
recommendation regarding the Goa
situation. and as To the investigation
oi the State Highway Department
all realize that they are without
Authority at this time to authorize
the conducting OF such an investiga-
tion. IL is very probable that as soor
as thS LEGISLATURE meets the High.
way Department will he called upor
70 produce its books and a statement
~ their receipts and expenditures
showing Just how the state funds hnv,
been spent by that body.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
FARMERS MEET TOPLAN
COOPERATIVE SELLING
Marketing Association in Ses-
sion at Washington Considers
important Topics.
Ey Associated Tress 20 Every Evening

hH AfS"'ihieu t'fefH 70 tNerN Evening.
Washington, Dec ti-Prosident
Harding In a letter read today At tho
opening session. Of the national coun-
ell of Farmers Cooperative Market
Ing Association. declared that no
knew Of no single movement that
promises more help toward the present
relief and tho permanent bettcrment
of agricultural conditions" than the
cooperative organization of farmers
TO market their product
Tho program included complete
review of the cooperative market
ing movement in America. featuring
tho handling of cotton, tobacco. fruit.
grain. dairy products and other farm
products.
Other general topics of discussion
werc cooperative financing and rural
Vedits legislation: common problems
of cooperative marketing associations
ana how to handle thcm: problems ~
each commodity group. and co-opcra- o.
tive education OF the farmers and The
public.
Tho program arranged for today's
scss.on was devoted largely to hearing
sdsesses by Secretary Wallace. Sec
rotary Hoover. Dr. Julius Klein. d.
rector OF the bureau Of foreign and
domestic commerce. and representa-
lives OF farm organizations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
SUIT OVER PEACHES.
Walker l.. Mifflln Of Dover Brings
Action Against samuel spenl.

The suit OF Walker l.. Alims- agalns;
samuel Speal for about $3.50 the ds-
ference between what - alleged was
agreed upon fOr two carloads OF
peaches and the amount actually re-
ceived by Miflin. was started before
Judge Rice and a jury in Superior
Court this morning. Robert H. Rich
ards and James 7. Boyce represent the
plaintiff and {. +. Cur,ey represents
ne defendant.
The transaction took place las;
August Mlffiin operates several
farms in the vicinity Of Dover. while
Speal is = fruit broker. The plain
tlT contends that Speal offered him
about $3.50 for the peaches and that he
received about S220
The defense contended that there
was no agreement. The case went to
the jury about ! o'clock.
The jury. after being out ten min
utes. returned a verdict OF s7Js.ss in
favor OF the plaintiff.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
Claims Indigestion
Easy to Get Rid Of
Asserts Pepsin is Best When Com
bined With Other Good lnvigor-
ators and in Liquid Form.
All Druggists Guarantee 1t
and Are Dispensing 1t to
Many Stomach Sufferers.

You can be so distressed with gas aud
fulinecs that you think your heart Is going
To stop beating.
Your stomach may be 80 distended that
your breathing IL short and gaspy.
You are dizzy and pray for quick relief
what's 10 he done
Just one dessert spoonful Of Dare :
Mentha- -Pepsin and in ten minutes the Gas
disappears. the pressing on the heart
ceases and you can breathe deep and nat
urally
oh ] what blessed relief but why not
get rid OF such attacks altogether Why
have chronic indigestion at all
with this wonderful medicine you can
banish indigestion or dyspepsia or any
sbnoraml condition that aeeps the stom-
sch la constant rebellion and one bottle
viii prove It.
And bow happy you Will be when your
ftOmach Is as s0xd as new for then dizzi-
ness. norNOusnoss sleeplessness. headache
and other ailments caused by disOrdered
stomach will disappear and you will he
your old happy, contented self again.
Every regular pharmacist guarantees a
large hottie Of Dares Mentha -Pepsin that
costs only one dnllar 10 show the way
to stomach saxzkAsA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Dover. Dec. 1.-THE following corpora
tiOns were chartered Yesterday
Motoradc Corporation, Wilmington capi
tal, SO .0OOOOO.
american Cafeteria Co. New York
United BOX and Machine Co. Brook
lyn. y. y: S5.OOO.OOO
standard Railway Equipment Co. vii
mingtOn. 81 SOC. 600.
United American Mexican Mining Cor.
porAtion, Wilmington: 81 900 600.
Nireinia Motors. Inc. Wilmington
: I 900 900
braided THREAD Corporation. NV
Journal Publishing 90. Wilmington
$500 900.
q. II. stecre Manufacturing Co. vii.
American Drive COOPERATIVE oil Co,
Dover. SlOO, 600
wilhmantic River Paper Co. Inc, VII.
mington: s325 900.
Lane Chain stores Co. Whining
ton. S2SOoOO
One Hand Clock Corporation, Dover
$3.50 600
Candi Co. Wilmington: $500 900.
Equltable supply Co, Wilmington
SI25 600
Jamos Loeb 4 Co. wilmington: slOO. 600
Aspinwall Coal Co. Pittsburg 500. 600
Unger Construction Co. Wilmington
Paramount Coal Mining Co. Johnstown
Pa slOO.OOO
National Service Corporation OF New
York. Wilmington: $50 600.
States Radio Corporation. Inc. viii
mtngton. $40 900.
Municipal Bond Corporation OF New
York. Wilmington. 50 600
The following corporations increased
their capital
ODonncll oil and Securities Co. 10,
Angeles. Ca, from - 600, 900 To 81 .OOO, ,OOl
ID T. Staltcr. Inc. New YORK. from
S25i 900 to ~ i.OuDOOO.
Gibson stores Co. New YORK. from
siOO. 900 to <2OO. 900
Dangers Automobile Finance Corpora
;ion New YORK, from >35 900 to 5000 600
The Fifth Avenue BUS Corporation. New
NorK. changed It's name To the Fifth Ave
nuo Bus Securities Corporation.