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NEW CORPORATIONS.

Dover. July 2o.--The following corpora
lions have fled their charters here
.Aero5STypex Four Distributing. Corpora
tlon, New York; capital. $4,000 600.
strauss Seamless Shoe Corporation.
Philadelphia. SO 600 600.
Acme Production Corporation. New York:
.Anderco Restaurant and Food Products
Co. Inc: $4,000 600.
Polararie Refrigerator Co.. Inc. VIII
National Guaranty Finance Corpora
ton. Wilmington: 100000.
r, WentL Baking Corporation. Pittsburs.
Apex Oh and Gas Co.. Tarrant. Texas;
Liberty Bell Stores Corporation. Dover:
New York Car Wheel Co. OF Indiana.
Wilmington $3.50 COO.
transportation Co. Wilmington: $780,
widmer Corporation. Inc. Wilmington.
Garfield Manufacturing Co.. Whining
ton S4OO 600
Consolidated Auto Service CORPORATION
whining ton: 1878 600.
Anuida Manufacturing Co. Inc. VIII
/ mlngton: $500. coo
East America Co. Inc. Wilmington:
New Era Bit Co.. Inc. Wilmington;
$3.50 600.
Warwick Candy Co. Pittsburs $500. 600.
Industrial Engineering Research Co.
/ New York; $500 600.
/ Steitz Chemical Co, Inc. Lebanon. Pa. I;
! Sl7O 900.
Standard Fibre Co. Whining ton; 500.
0O0 =
Metro Electric Manufacturing Co.. New
/ York: SIO0. 600
British-American Timber Co.. Whining
/ ton: 500 600.
I Pencader Breeding and Agricultural AS
/ ISOLATION. Wilmington 100000.
Bridesburg Amusement CO., Whining
{ ton: 100000.
independent Radio Corporation. wa
! mington; 100000. .
Peoples Buss Line. Inc. Wilmington:
/ 100000.
wadsworth Mounting Co. Whining ton
/ 100000.
Middle City Lighting Co.. Philadelphia
$4,000.
Star Sand Co. Beaver, Pa. $4,000.
Dart Jack Tire Changer Co. Whining
ton, 50 600.
Bull West African Line Inc, Whining
ton; 81 600
Sayer Bros. Co.. Wilmington: $4,000
The Columbian Assurance Corpora alton
Washington has changed its name TO The
American Standard Insurance Co. OF taa
J United States.
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CHISIoN AT wORkHOVSE.
Addressed Prisoners and Was Pleased
With What He Saw.

J. ogden Chislon q New York. a
nationwide worker IN prison uplf,
addressed the inmates Of the New
Castle county workhouse last night.
lie dwelt on the prisoners duty 10
society and declared that they must
make an earnest attempt 20 improve
themselves and pay the debt they owe.
Good citizenship. he said, was the
most desirable attribute
Mr.. Chislon. who terms himself a
bug on humanity" was very much
impressed with conditions at the
county prison. In his IS years Of ex-
r~rience IN prison uplift he said. he
had not Vet seen any other institution
where The inmates were allowed 20
enjoy the fresh afr after their days
work and evening meal. The rules
governing the inmates here. he said
were ideal and the best he had ever
encountered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-20
MINERS DIGGING FOR OIL
STRIKE RICH GOLD VEIN

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Canton, Ills. July 2O.-Hundreds Of
coal miners in the Bryant region, ten
miles south of here were greatly ex-
cited today over the discovery of what
appeared 10 be a vein of gold on a
farm where oil is being drilled for.
In removing debris for the placing
Of easements, several nuggets said 10
be worth from So to SO each were
taken out from a depth of 500 feet.
The oil prospectors announced they
would begin Immediately the sinking
Of another test hole in a quest for the
lines of the gold vein.
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SHACKLED WHEN DROWNED.
Body OF Negro Found in Delaware
River Near Port Penn.

The body Of an unidentified Negro
was washed up on the beach at Port
Penn yesterday and because of the
condition of the corpse was immediate
ly inferred at Farnhurst by Deputy
Coroner Harvey Nichols. There were
no marks on the body by which iden-
LITIGATION could be made. On one leg
there was the broken end of a set of
shackels. which seem 10 indicate that
the man was bound at the time of his
death.
Residents of Port Penn told the
authorities that a Negro had leaped
from a boat bound for Baltimore last
Sunday and was believed to have
drowned The man was being taken
as a prisoner 10 some institution in
Maryland. At the time of his escape
they said his feet We're chained to-
gether. Coroner Bullock is invesagat'
ing the story to ascertain If this car
be the same man.
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STAFFORD NEWS.

seaford. July 2o-The funeral OF
Mrs. Lulu Mackhn COLLISION. wife OF
Harry Collision Of Philadelphia. and
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. -. Z. s.
Macklin q. this town. took place from
the home Of her parents. yesterday
afternoon. Rev. W. l. Hoffman. pastor
Of Mt olivet NJ. 7. Church. this town.
officiating.
Frank Montgomery. seven-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Montgom-
cry. Sr.. West Seaford. while picking
cherries from a tree at bis home yes
terday. accidentally fell. rendering
him unconscious. He soon rallied
however, and escaped with a few
scratches and bruises.
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MORE BREAD DUETS
INDIGNANT V|ENNESE
Austrian Government Offers
Them Protection Against
Profiteers in Foods.
by Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Vienna. July 2O.--The Austrian gov
srnmcnt. 81 was understood today. has
offered the following proposals which
abor leaders have accepted in prinCi-
pie. reserving the right Of further
consultation with the workers whom
they represent:
First. an immediate increase OF al
lowances TO the unemployed. upon
which class the existing conditions
arc most severe.
Second. control commissions TO be
placed at all banks to enforce the gov
ernment's order prohibiting trading in
foreign monies.
Third. prohibition Of importation Of
all d!spensable articles upon which
duties are payable in gold
Fourth. vigorous prosecution Of food
and clothing prOfiteers and price
raisers
/ Yesterdays demonstration appears
10 have been largely of spontaneous
origin. When groups Of women went
/ to the markets and found enormous
/ increases in focd prices overnight, the
news quickly spread over the city
Within three days the price OF lard
and pork had risen 80 per cent. thai
of fats and sugar 100 per cent anc
bread 20 per cent.
Hundreds Of housewives rushed in
to factories and told the men tha'
there was a general movement 10 las
down tools but cooler counsel gcner-
ally prevailed. Finally. Populations Of
workers councillors started for the
parliament building and were joineC
on the way by hundreds of men anC
women. The populations presented &
demand that the old government
bread allowance be Immediately re
stored and that measures be taken u
check the advancing food prices.
The cabinet went into session lat,
last night to discuss the situation.
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the people have in no wise been affect
ed by the strike.
Sixty new men were added to the
working forces in the shops yester-
day and the company is continuing
10 get more new men. Every agency
on the Southern Division has been
placarded with signs calling for men
wanted for railroad shop service. The
company's recruits are coming from
all over the Southern Division and
II was said today that in many cases
some OF the new men being employed
Are more highly stXed mechanics
| than some Of the Zen leaving the
companys service.
Oppose Boycott and Coercion.
/ Relative TO published statements
! that certain concerns had refused TO
deliver foods 10 the shopmen stu at
work and TO their families In their
homes, II was pointed out today by
railroad man that It seems peculiar
TO read news Items in the press that
this or that Arm had refused TO de-
liver supplies 10 the railroad COM
pany TO take caro- Of the men that
continue 10 work. when 1t Is reTnem-
bered that the railroad company ig
a public institution and is endesvor-
ing 10 do all possible to serve the
needs Of the community. especially OF
Wilmington.
It was further pointed out that II
seemed unusual 70 attempt to prevent
business houses from filling their
orders and to attempt 10 interrupt
tho trade Of the community. and it was
claimed that in such a situation the
police authorities should stop these
tactics. as they are not for the good
Of tho city. ~ was said that II may
be all right for workmen to leave
their employment. but 1t is not all
right for workmen 10 prevent Others
from working who desire % make a
living for themselves and theiI
families II was pointed out that 81
the merchants Of the city are prevent
ed from filing their orders it is quite
natural the railroad company vii
order and receive their supplies from
some other point. which. Of course
would take away from Wilmington
much money that ordinarily would b
spent here, and the merchants Of tn
city should realize this fact. il wa
3 stated.
B In this same connection II wa
learned today that the camp which
- the railroad company has established
T. at Todd's Cut for the accommodation
Of the men who remain AZ work there
is well equipped to feed and house
large body OF men for an indefinit
, period and this in itself is taken a
an indication that the railroads ar
, preparing for q long fight with IN
= shopmeu who have quit. It was state
those in the camp seem satisfied, an
- comfortablc a large recreation rooT
. has been provided and different form
q, Of amusement arc also provided f.
y these men during the periods they ar
II not on duty. it was learned this morn
q Ing.
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FREE STATE ARMY
g TURNS HEAVY GUNS
ON REBEL FORCES
Continued from page l

One party, which volunteered to go
from Tullamore to some of the out
lying villages to procure food and
milk for the women and children. was
held up by the Republicans on the
way back. the messages stated and
the supplies were comrsandeered.
"A new order has been issued at Tull
amore that any motor car arriving
In the town must be kept for military
purposes. and. according to the Bel
fast Telegraph correspondent, all
males from II years upward in the
region between Tullamore and Birrs
are being conscripted. A large sec
ton of the conscripts, however, is
reported to have deserted and Joined
the National forces. some OF them ar
irving in the neighboring villages
wearing only their trousers and shirts
having left their various barracks
during the night.
The Republicans hold the Tullamore
postollice and no old-age pensions
have been paid or letters delivered
for more than a fortnight.
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CATHOLIC PARTY LEAD.
Defeat Of De Facta Cabinet Laid 70
Initiative OF That Faction.

BY Associated Presto Every Evening
Rome July 20.---The fall Of the
ministry Of Premier Dc Facta. which
resigned Yesterday appears 20 havs
been precIpitated by the Catholic
party. which although It had eight
members IN the cabinet passed over 10
the opposition.
Since leading Socialists. Communists,
Fascist and Liberals also voted
against the de Facta cabinet. there APP
pears 70 be no indication Of their in
tention to advise the crown regarding
a solution Of the crisis
King Emmanuel early today had
taken no. action on the cabinets resig-
nation
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Japs to See Capital.

over the lines of the Pennsylvania
System on Sunday there will be an
excursion from Philadelphia to Wash
Ington and among others who are ex-
pected to make the trip will be party
Of $50 Japanese sailors who will be in
command of Lieutenant 4. Kobayashi
Of the Imperial Japanese Navy. At
Washington these men win be met by
members Of the staff of the japanese
Embassy who will take them on sight
seeing tour of the city.
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AUTO KILLS A FOUR-YEAR-OLD
Breaks Neck Of City Child on a Visit
to Uncle at Easton.

Easton. Pa. July 20.-Mordeca!,
four-year- old son OF Nathan FeGberg
OF No. 4651 North Eleventh street,
Philadelphia. who, with the other
members OF The family. came here 10
spend TWO weeks with the chud's
uncle. Meyer Feinberg. AT MS summer
home along the Delaware, was killed
yesterday afternoon when he was
struck by the automobile OF DR.. Z. S.
Rosenberg Of Stone Church. The
childs neck was broken and he died
In the physician 5 car en- route 20 the
Easton Hospital
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NEW GOVERNMENT CLAIMS
SUPREMACY IN IRELAND

Dublin, July 20.-A statement
issued today by the Irish Provisional
government. on the military situation.
says the national army forces now
are supreme in the whole of twelve
counties.
They still have opposition to deal
with in Donegal and Sligo and some
harder work to do in Galway. Limerick
and Tipperary. while Waterford. Cork
and Mayo are I'm subsection 10 the
Irregulars, The term subsection is
used advisedly, for in these counties
the people are overwhelmingly in
favor of tho Anglo-Irish treaty. and
the lrregulars rule there by no other
authority than that of armed force
| Tho election results showed this
clearly"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-20
DOWAGER QUEEN OF DENMARK
CRITICALLY ILL

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Copenhagen, July 20.-Dowager
Queen Louise of Denmark. who is seri-
ously Ill with pneumonia, spent a rest
less night last night. 1t was unofficially
stated today.
According to the Berlingske sTidende
the crisis may be expected at any mo-
ment.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

alterations 10 Wilmington properties
have been issued as follows by the
building inspectors office:
/ Northeast Corner Third and Tat
nall streets; 5. G. Williams. owner
J. a. Bader & Co. builder; alterations
81 900
Sixth avenue. 200; W. r. Chopper
owner. Heindle 6 Samworth. builders
additions, $3.50.
Southeast corner Fourth and Union
streets; J.. Elmer, owner. +. G. Krapt
builder; alterations, S225.
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Launching Next Tuesday.

The steamer State OF Maryland be
Ing built at the yards OF the Pussy
s Jones Co. will be launched Tuesday
morning, JSly %, at 1890 o'clock. \
party OF fifN Will make the trip from
Baltimore 10 this city for the occa-
sion. They will reach here at 9.46 a. IN.
standard time and will leave Whining
ton on the return trip at 2 o'clock,
standard time.
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CAT ROTSEp NEIGHBORHO0D.
Caused Burglar Scare at Twenty
seventh and Washington Streets.

Residents Of the neighborhood 4
Twenty seventh and Washington
streets were awakened early this
morning by the ferocious barking Of
number Of dogs Il was thought at
first that an attempt was being made
10 rob some Of the homes in the
vicinity. Investigation, however.
proved that a stray cat had been COR
nered by the dogs and was being sub
jected 10 a rather severe hazing by
them.
The dogs were frightened of and
the tabby rescued in a very much ex-
hausted condition.
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Maryland Guard Encampment.

The Maryland National Guard will
so into their summer camp at Edge
wood Md. July % and two special
trains over the Pennsylvania System
will be utilized to convey the soldiers
from their home stations to the camp
site. The various units will be made
up and started from Baltimore. An
napolis. Hagerstown, Westminster
Frederick, Cumberland, Kensington
and Silverspring and Hyattsville
There will be Ito officers and $500
men. The Fifth Infantry and the 1O4th
Medical Regiment will move from Bal
timore.
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Personal.

Mrs. John Murphy and her two
daughters, Cecilia and Anna May, are
enjoying a sojourn in Atlantic City.
80.
Sylvester d. Townsend and family
are at Saranac Lake, n. Y.
Curtis E. Davis. of Laurel. is visit
ing Wilmington.
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New Hotel Signs.

Ornate signs indicating the situa-
ton OF the dining room. the grill. the
soda shop and the cigar and news
stand have been put on marble pillars
in the Eleventh street side lobby Of the
Hotel du Pont. The base of these
signs is of copper and the letters are
of bronze.
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ESTATES ARE SETTLED.

Register of Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters as follows:
Administration-On the estate of
Abijah Jackson to Anna L. Davis
Testamentary-On the estate of
Sarah A. Cleaver to Elizabeth NJ.
Cleaver.
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Eden Lodge. I. 0. 0. F, will hold a
business meeting at headquarters to-
night 1t is expected that the ques-
ton Of sending delegates 70 the an
nual grand encampment. which has
been pending for several weeks. viii
be definitely settled.
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Clothesline Saves Babx,s Lie.

York. Pa. July 20.-A clothesiIne
saved 2-year-old Philip Crumbllng
from death when he fell 20 feet from
a balcony TO a brick pavement. AS
ne plunged headforemost. his body
struck the taut line. six feet above
the ground. and rebounGed fficienlly
20 break the fall. He escaped with =
broken collar bone.
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Davis Receiver For Clearing Co.

In the suit against. the America n
Clearing Co., by John l.. Westhoyen.
ct al. in the Federal District Court.
George y. Davis has been appointed
by Judge Hugh NJ. Morris. receiver
10 report by october Is a list of APP
proved claims of creditors.
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Suit Follows Collision,

In Court Of Common Pleas. this
morning. Judge Rodney heard testi-
mony and reserved decision in the
case OF Charles Iannuoca against VII
liam II Deaion. a suit for $3.50 dam
ages. as a result OF a collision be-
tween the defendants automobile and
he plaintiffs farhf wagon. at Rose
Hnl
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Still Able TO Navigate.

Paul Mark and John Martin were
each fined S. in City Court this morn
ing when found guilty Of charges Of
drunkenness. Both men insisted that
they were not intoxicated as they
I~vere still able TO navigate"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-20
HUGHES BACKS COLLIER,
No Ground for Accusing Commissioners
to Exposition with Dishonesty.

BY Associated Press IN Every Evening.
Warrington. July 20-Ths State De-
partrneut announced today that IN
vestigation Of charges against ,. G.
Collier, commissioner general of -he
United States to the Brazilian oenten-
NAL exposition had dssclosed no basis
for any charge az dishonesty or Of
moral tGrpltude
Mr.. Collier has been directed 20 re-
turn 10 RIO de Janeiro and take charge
Of The American participation in. tho
exposition.
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Telephone Coin Box Robbed.

A telephone coin box was broken
into at the Y. NJ. c. \. sometime last
night. Discovery was made today by
a telephone company collector. II is
not known how much money was in
the box
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Gives l.sa2 Shoes TO the Needy.

Chester. Pa, July 20.-The Ameri-
can Viscose Company of Marcus Hook
yesterday made a donation to the As
ISOLATED Charities of Chester OF 916
pairs of shoes, most OF them for women
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Lions CIub Policies,

The directors Of the Lions Club dis
Sed club policies at a luncheon
n.eeting in the Hotel du Pont today.
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a big buy at small cost-~n Every
Evening want ad.-Ady.
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OBITUARY.
Captain William X. Clark.

Captain William r. Clark of 9O4
West Eighth street died yesterday.
aged Il years He was a member of
Eureka Lodge. No. 20. A. +. q A. NJ.
and OF Delta Chapter. No. 6. r. A.
NJ. lie was not a native of Delaware.
de is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Clara d. Clark. The funeral will be
private on Saturday afternoon at 2.3O
s'clock.
Hamilton Il. Jones.
Funeral services for Hamilton L.
Tones. who died yesterday. will be
conducted at his lats home, GIL Mary
and avenue. tomorrow evening, at Z
o'clock. Employees of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad are invited 10 attend.
nterment Will he IN Laurel. Nd, on
bnsurday morning.
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According TO the employment chart
maintained daily by the Pennsylvania
Railroad there were some additions
between the report yesterday morn
ing and that of this morning to the
number of men who are working. The
company's statement today showed
that 2SS men were working this morn
ing on the day shift in the back
shops. as compared with a total Of 22C
at work there yesterday a gain of Is
men. At the roundhouse 49 men are
working. as compared with u yes
tcrday.
The number of men out today al
the back shops at Todd's Cut. accord
ing to the companys report, is Goo. a!
compared with 500 Yesterday. an in
crease of 70 over yesterdays figures
the men out at the engine house toda,
are said 10 total 141 as compared witt
1877. yesterdays total. &C an increase O
four. In the back shops the com
pany's report showedta total Of Z
men today on the sick list. bus al
of them are known not TO be on strike
This compares with total Of g. sicl
yesterday. In the engine house tn
sick list totals IA. as against 10 yee
terday.
There was virtually no change i
the situation along the entire Mary
. land Division today. at least 50 ia
D as the effect of the strike anon
! shopmen is concerned. For the frs
time since the strike became operativ,
nearly three weeks ago. the situatio
remained stationary for g period {
twenty-four hours on the railroa
= Everything was reported TO be movin
k along satisfactorily and the compan
+ has been able to maintain its trai
6 schedule so effectively that so (;
a. as the travelling public 10 concernt
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-11

|rs, Siama has resigned her posi-
81 nurse at the hospital and
soon 20 out on furlough for q
IA Asedsd rest.