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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
SE|DEL CANDY
At SUMMER SCHOOL
Former DelaWarean, Now OF
New York, to Lecture To-
morrow Evening.

Perhaps the most delightful Of all
IN the University OF Delaware evening
lecture series in connection with the
Summer School, are the nights when
Delaware welcomes one Of her sons
who has won distinction in the world
at large. The lecture tomorrow eve
ming will be such an occasion, hen
Henry Seidel Candy, whose editorial
work in the Literary Review OF the
New York Evening Post has attracted
the attention of book lovers the Coun-
try over. will he the speaker. Mr..
Candy will talk on Good Books and
How TO Read Them" from the point
Of view OF the average reader. In his
letter of acceptance, he writes, Della
ware. Of course. is my native state,
and ! am always glad 10 come TO II
and TO do anything ! can for IT," Mr.
Candy is the son OF Edward Tatnall
and Ella seidel Candy. His wife was
formerly Miss Marian Cause of VIII
mington.
Mr.. Canby's literary career includes
editorial work on the Yale Review
lecture work in English in Dartmouth
College, the position of literary ad'
visor in literary composition with rank
Of professor at Yale. He Is author OF {
number Of books, among the more re
cent being Facts. Thought and I'm
agination," Education by Violence.
Our House." and is cO-editor Of WA
Aims and Peace Ideals" his most re
cent publication. From January q
August in 1918. he was engaged in liai
son work in Great Britain, Ireland ant
France for the British Government
Upon his return to his country, h
was called to the position which h
now holds, literary editor of the New
York Evening Post. and assigned tn
task Of developing a literary an
critical review to replace the Boo
Review" which was at that time
weekly magazine of the Evening Pos
His success in this undertaking ha
brought him a national reputation
The lecture will begin promptly at
o'clock. daylight saving time. and wi
be held in Wolf Hall, the auditorium
of the University. A cordial invitatio
IS extended TO the public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
PREPARATION TO AWAIT
REPORT OF COMMITTEE
Premier of France Reputed to
Have Out-Manoeuvred Brit
ish Prime Minister.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Paris. July 19.-All the members Of
the committee on guarantees are now
In Paris To begin today the prepare
ton for their final report.
They brought with them several
hundred documents respecting Ger
many's financial and economic situa-
ton. Until this work Is completed the
whole reparations question Will be
held in suspense.
Premier Poincarc is regarded In well
Informed circles In 1Sris, as having
Unanswered Prime Minister Lloyd
George into a position, where the
British government will agree TO re-
duce considerably the French debt "a
England and to the British
share IL German reparations.
The British position liz presented as
insisting that Germany could not pay
all that is being demanded OF her. and
that France must agree to less.
The substance OF the French reply
has been:
YOU ask France 10 take less; are
YOU willing to accept less yourselves
You want Franco to pay her war debts
20 you, but not to insist upon payment
OF her claims. collectively authorized
by the Allies against Germany
Mr.. Lloyd George Is described as
coming more toward acceptance of tho
French point of view.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
CITY GARBAGE
MUST Be WRAPPED
Board Of Health Decides There
Will be No Exemptions After
August 1.

Garbage occupied considerable at
tcnt!on of the Board Of Health at is
meeting today. An especially interest
Ing report was Nesenicd relative to
the test being made by the Davis in
generator at the foot OF lower Linden
street. Or. Handy, VINO has been oe-
pecially active in the effort to relieve
the garbage situation in thie city, de-
Clared following the meeting that in
a test made at the plant yesterday for
a period of II hours that 4Sa tons
of garbage had been consumed and
that only two tons Ot coal had been re
| uuired f., this. In addition, Il was
reported that the cindcrS remaining
after the incarceration We're Cinders Of
;he very best quality.
city Engineer II. l. Ma'er. who
made the report in connection with the
ln~Ciucrator, declared that the city will
save 5000 a week in the coal consumed
at the plant, IN contrast with tn" Nys
plant.
DIR. Handy called 10 the attention ot
the board lint sonle complaint was
being made that in certain sections
of the city. garbage wss not heinE
wrapped IN accordance with the city
ordinance requiring that Il be wrapped
TT. Handy said that the garbage col
lcctor had no right to collect this gar
bage, when people in other eections a
the city were being required TO com
plv with tho law. The secretary OF tn,
board was directed to notify Sylves;cl
Healy, garbage collector, that he mus
not collect any more garbage unless !
is wrapped. Posters were ordere'
printed in Italian. Polish and Iiddiel
and to he placed in the sections wher'
the ordinance was not betng compiled
with.
The right OF restaurants 10 be OK
empt from wrapping garbage wa.
brought up by the board and followin,
an opinion from City Solicitor Sat
terthwaite. Il was decided that Their
will be no exemptions in the future
This will apply to hotels and res:au
rants and they will he notified i'm
mediately that they will not be per
mitted 10 dispose OF their garbag
after August /. unless it is wrapped.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
u. 8. COURT.
Complaint Of Oxan Go. vs.. Davis Co. IL
Dismissed.

An opinion Diminishing tho complaint
OF Ozan Lumber Company and George
T. Priest. against the Davis Sewing
Machine Company. has been handed
down by Judge Hugh NJ. Morris In the
Federal District Court.
Recovery of $4,000 for legal servlc-
es was asked by Priest. who Is n citi-
zen OF Missouri, and S4.536.47 by the
Ozan Lumber Company, an Arkansas
corporation.
The basis OF the decision Is the non
joinder of the Blue Bird Manufactur-
Ing Company, certain of the assets of
which were transferred to the Davis
Sewing Machine Company. both being
Della ware corporations.
Charles +. Curley was attorney for
the plaintiff and Robert II. Richards
for the defendant.
The suit OF the Cleveland Worsted
Mills Company against the Consolidat-
ed Textile Corporation. has been also
dismissed on similar grounds. the non
joining of the debtor corporation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
STRIKERS
ARE MARKING TIME
Peace Negotiations Appear to
Await Action on National
Agreement.

That peace negotiations between the
Pullman co. and It's striking employees
WIN mo he considered until n national
ngro4,mpnt IL effccted was emphasized
thlsl morning nj n meeting In the
I,nhor Temple. Several hundred local
Pullman workers. who are now strik-
ing. assembled To hear G. q. Wilcox,
president of the Pullman Federation
System, No. 1872. the principal speaker.
Even though the Pullman Co, should
offer To It's employees q satisfactory
wage agreement. Mr.. Wilcox said. the
10 1000 Pullman strikers would not be
I'm accord with the movement until
n final settlement satisfactory To all
striking bodies throughout the country
IL made. The mon are asked by union
officials Ia continue their Arm stand
and To oppose any lnduccment on the
part uf the company.
To-day II became known that Thomas
Dean, acting general superintendent
nt the Pullman car works. made q fur
thcr appeal e. former employees TO ~
turn 10 work. Many OF the mon now
on strike, II was declared. received
Instructions To report for duty. This
confirms the report hat there f.
plenty of work nj the shops.
Last night and this morning -four
policemen were detailed to the plant
when Il was reported that some Of the
svmpnthizors had threatened violence
An Investigation. however, revealed
that residents In East Seventeenth
street hecamc alarmed when y grouI
Of men assembled in that neighbor-
hood and used abusive language.
At sunny side. Ncw York, where
the Pullman Go. maintains a plant
tho total number of foremcn employed
there from the Wilmington shops :
given ns q. ono foreman returnc'
to this city last night. He said h
would return again today to rcmal
until the termination OF tho strik'
An inspection Of thc Sunny Sid
plant was also made Yesterday by
local union official. Today a ropor
was submitted Of general condition
there as this official found them.
a combined meeting ~ All tho strib
ing forces will hc held tomorrow morr
ing in Pythian Castle. when job
Smith of Kansas city, Mo. interna
tional vice president Of the Boile'
, makers Union. will be the princlp
speaker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
{ SECURITIES.
Reported Daily by Laird & Co Sc.
curity Brokers. du Point BuIJding
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Meeting OF stockholders of the Penn
>eaboard Steel Company &C vote on the
plan to consolidate with the Carpenter
steel Company was indefinitely most.
necessary approval
Business men ia the northwest. despite
strikes express confidence that late sum
mer and fall trade will be heavy whiIa
immediate demand for commodities nro-
duced or distributed is good. Production
il increasing and supplies are being ac-
cumulated Tor deliveries booked in large
quantities
Nhile II has been realized for Soma
time that liquidation of Inventories and
the consequent release of frozen credits"
mas contributed much 10 the easy money
position much OF the credit for this result
should be granted 10 the strong inward
movement In Liberty Bonds. These is
sues have Increased in value more than
81 " 600 from their 1921 lows.
stockholders OF the Lima Locomotive
Company approved new rehnancing plan.
which provides for exchange of present
! stock into new no par value stock
at the rate OF two shares of new for one
Of old Stockholders also have right to
subscribe for new stock at $50 for ! Ia
shares OF new common for each share
now held. IL IL expected new stock will
be on a 81 annual basis, against 81 old
share rate.
Ar increase OF los points in the
offered quotation on shares Of the Nash
Motor Company has been registered In
the ave trading days since IL was ai-
mitted 10 the New York stock Elk
change. indicating the extreme scarcity
Of the stock. which the Exchange All,
thorities saw fit TO list I'm the amount
% only 81 600 shares. II closed yesterda y
574a3O0 Only twenty-five shares have
changed hands on the floor of the FIX.
change, one sale OF fifteen shares at Asa
and another OF ten shares at 500.
North America produces more thar
~ per CEN OF the worlds silver. anc
yet the open price for silver has AWAY,
been fixed by a half dozen brokers II
London The American gold and silveI
Institute propose that the silver pro
ducers in the United states and Mexic,
establish some sort of cooperative or
Plantation TO keep the control of the pre-
cious white metal in this country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
STOCKS GO HIGHER
ON ACTIVE MARKET
stssls and Equipments Register
Advances Of I to IA
Points.
\, Associated Press to Every Evening.

~ AasNtiNtFu ilrs~ " wv F'''''r
New York. July 10 (Wal street.
10 80 a. ml.-Further covering OF
ehort contracts impaired "A fSm to
strong tone 90 the stock market at he
opening " today's trading. but yester-
asy'. spectacular movements In stcels
and affiliated shares were lacking.
Calm. averaging a point each were
made ny American Locomotive. Gen
eral Asphalt. Industrial Alcohol. United
Fruit, and COCO Cola.
,hange~ IN the railway list were
marrow but mainly higher. indicating
n tronger belief In early settlement ~
the strike situation. Coalers remained
steady on nominal dealings.
Early quotations FOR the principal
foreign exchanges eascd moderately
from yesterdays huoyant advances.
Noon-pcsplte lrmor money ten
denotes. more general cuts In crude oil
prices and "a slowing down ~ certain
Industries because ~ fuel shortage.
the market became more active at
higher levels during the morning.
Ruying az stecls and equipments
ccnt.rcd In Crucihle. Gulf States. MID
vale, lackawanna. American Car. New
York Air Brake and Railway steel
spring az gains of I 10 ~ points.
Mexican and Pan American rctrole-
ums rose steadily with Cosden oil. but
some ~ the low grade domestic oils
tagged.
The broader demand for rails ON
hraccd Baltimore and ohio. Erie. lli-
nois Central and Louisville and Nash
VILE at gains Of l 10 "a points.
Coppcrs and utilities improved and
Scnrs Roehuck led the specialties at a
s-roint rise.
Call money opened at 4 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
CHECKS OIL PROMOTERS.
Federal Trade Commission Orders
"False Representations" to Cease.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington. July 19.-An order to
discontinue false representations in
connection with the sale of oil stocks
and securities has been issued by the
Federal Trade Commission against S.
T.. Cox, his wife. y. r. Cox and the
Prudential Oil Company, all of Hous-
ton, Texas.
The Prudential oil and refining. the
Prudential Security Oil and the Gen
eral Oil Companies. all said to be pro-
NOTED and controlled by the first three
respondents, also were named in the
order.
a total of 100 persons, the com
mission said in announcing the order
today, We're shown by its investiga-
ton and hearings probably to have
been misled and deceived in the pur-
chase of stock of the companies pro-
NOTED and controlled by the respon-
dents"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Associated Press 10
Every Evcning

Every Evening
Philadelphia. July l9-wheat-No.
Z. rod winter. l.l7Ml.:2; do. No. ?.
garlicky. iO56l1o
Corn-No. ?. for export. 75@'6. do,
No 3. 7aa75; do. No. 4. ga car
lots. far local trade No :. yellow. Aod
81. No =. yellow. 7s@so
Oats-No. .. white. A7@i7's, do. No.
=. asa 6iq.
Rutter-w estern creamery. extra,
a6is nearby prints. fancy. 4SG46.
Eggs-Nearby extra. frsts. 21is do.
n,s,,. 2.i, western extra. rrsts. 30 /;
do. rrsts. 2atg fancy selected, packed,
35dSs.
Che.sc-New York whole milk.
fancy fats. fresh. 81: fair TO good,
?o@2ots; longhorn. 2l@2lis, single
daisies. 81.
Live poultry-Fowls. not leghorns
.sGs0: do. leghorns. 2Ad2'. spring
chickens. not leshorns. 27dSs; do
leshorns. 23@5O, old BOOSTERS. l1dl9.
ducks. white Pekin. iSn 20; mixed
colors. isai1.
Dressed poultry-Fowls. fresh XIII
ed. choice 20 fancy. 2sGSo; do. small
sizes. 22a2s. hroiline chickens. near
bv. ssda?: do. Western, S5@Ss
roos,crs, Western. ~: do. southern.
irnis. spring ducks, nearby, 24G %
putatoes-No. /. nearby, eO0a3 o0
rer barrel. No. .. lOOMl75; Jersey
.. -hushel baskets. No. !. 5o@65. do.
No 2. ?5a3o
Flour soft winter straight, west
~n. 6OOm625. do. nearby, 525d5.5o
hard winter. straight, $50 100; do
shor, patent. 7OO@ 80; spring hrs'
clear. 6soGe75. do. patent. 500
7fk. do. short patent. sooGs?5; fame,
.prlns and city mills. patent fam!''
brand. s75as5o
HAY Timothy. No. /. 2SooG2 - 10
do. 40 2. q ooa % 90. Do. No :. 1853
misbO: sample. 13b0M $50; n
grade. II bOal3B0. clover mixed hay
lisht MIXED. 10 500 1880. No /. mixed
l7b0G 1850.
Bran soft winter. in l0o-poun
sek., 25OOQ 1850, do. spring. 24oOG
:ab0.
Tailow-rrime city. loose bR a.
srecial loose. 81 prime country. "a
. Able. u ~iierces, ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
NfW X

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover July ~ The following corpora
tions have filed their charters here
North American Mortgage aud Realty
Co Inc, New York capital. $40. 500. 600
Dcntrol sales Corporation. Wilmington
$1,000. w
Peruvian on Co. Houston. Texas
osuN. q
Anssa-Pacinc Mining Co. Dover $500.
600
II g rombler stores Co. Philadelphia
$500 %
Fidelity Investment Corporal on. Dover
eipo %
bronchial Medical Co. Wilmington
s2sO,tsN
Talbot Coal Corporation. Wilmington
S2iu.Opp
United Furniture Co. Wilmington
$500 900,
Medical and Dental Products Manu-
featuring Co Washington $500. OoO.
.rhoroushbrcd stock Co. Glen Riddle.
Pa e2UO. ~
Iolam OIL Corporation, Dover 500. 900
Warner Electric Co Philadelphia $50.
600
tnion Land Go Wtlmingto ton $50. 900.
Proctor a Co. Wilmington $4,000
t~-ntrevills Development q o Centre.
willie Md t21.Op0
scranton aise Motor Co Wilmington
Aospoo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
Ninth Ward Loan.

The hoard Of directors of tho Ninth
Ward Building and Loan Association
met Inst night 10 make plans for soil
Ing the second series 81 shares. OF
this series, which comprises 1000
shares. csc have already boon sold
Five cams were appointed. each
member being pledged TO dispose Of
1875 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
KING DECORATES KIN.
~a=~
Makes Lord Mountbattcr, YesteT-
days Bridegroo m, a Victorian
kuiohf.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
London, July l9.-It was announced
today that Lord Louis Mountbattcn,
cousin Of King George, who yesterday
became the husband Of Miss EdwiDe
Ashley, England's w%ealthiest heiress, has
been created knight commander Of the
Victorian Order.
Lord Louis was aide 10 the Prince oi
Wales during The princes recent trip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
LEHIGH VALLEY ANTI-STRIKE
FARLEY WAITS A FEW DAYS

Bethlehem, Pa, July ,l9.-The cOn
ference Of the Maintenance Of Way
Men and officials of the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad did not AXE place this
morning here as announced. 1t was
mutually agreed to postpone the con-
ference for "A few days TO allow each
side to arrange their case so as to
save time by being able to proceed
promptly with the discussion Of the
different phases Ct the subject at
issue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
Seeking Work men Here.

Edward Hushebeck, formerly Of New
Castle, who is timekecper for o road
building contractor Just outside OF
Buffalo, n. Y, has come 10 Wilmington
TO secure road laborers 10 work IN New
York. Forty cents mn hour will be paid
the men, and transportation 10 and from
Buffalo will he provided. A number OF
New Castle men arc Mt work there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
SALVAGE co. DIVIDENDS.
Special Award Of 10 Cents per Share,
PAYABLE August 10.

The directors Of the Industrial,
Salvage co. yesterday declared a
special dividend % 10 per cent. equal
60 ten cents per share on the capital
stock. payable August 10 20 stock
holders % record. July 81.
The Industrial Salvage Co. - the
organization which took over the re-
naming assets and Liabilities ~ the
d. pont Chemical & o when u wa,
iiquldated three monthe ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
VETS IN YUKON GRATEFUL.
Was hington Grants Per mission TO
Ship Two Years Supply Through
Alaska.

by Associated Press To Every Evening.
Dawson, Y. r., July l0-Thanks TO
special permission from the United States
TO transport such liquor consigned Tor
the Yukon through Alaska, this north
land will remain wet Mt least two more
years.
Uncle Sam scared the folks up here
with n recent order prohibiting the
transportation Of intoxicanis through
his territory en- route from one wet
country to another. All roads 10 the
Yukon lead through Alaska.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
De- marks Dnwnqer Quecn I'LL.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Copenhagen, July l9-D owager
Queen Louise Of Denmark is seriously III
with pneumonia. All court functions
have been cancelled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Durham Hosiery Mills Company. quar-
tcrlf OF ~. per cent on preferred. pay
Imperial Tobacco Company. of Great
Britain and ireland interim OF ~ per
cent ou ordinary shares
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19

WI you be CLOSING a deal a week
from today on that property you want
to sell or rent? Phone your ads for
Real Estate Week now to Every Eve
ning.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19

Won't q be awful when the race for
supremacy on the sea necessitates
scrapping obsolete BARS every few
SS4gss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Lost and Found
LDaT-Bunch ~ keys in leather holder.
Reward. r.. G.. Brtton. Phones iT2y
and 2TG1 J.
POCKETBOOK Lost between SIXTH snd
Van Huron and Eighth and Adams. To-
turn 20 GD7 NOrth Van Buren,
swFATER-Black silk. lost sunday
OH. between Wilmington and Charles
town, Md Suitable reward " returned
% Every Evening ONCE.
TMBRELIk- Saturday. In TOpkis' or
Fifth and Market Finder please return
90 Every Evening once
81 90 GOLD PIFCE- Used as watch 700
cuarrn, lost Trsnty-eigbth and Msrsft
afrests. Please tsiephOue 1866 Coin
valued az keepsake aud reward ~ 81 -
ts offered for It's return.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
Notices
Personals

SCIENTIFIC COLLECTIONS - Every
where. Henry Mercantile Agency, 2. o.
Box $50.