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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22
Ohio Briefs

CHILLICOTHE-A v. Marcus. Ross
county, picked 10 quarts of straw
berries of the spring bearing variety
from his patch today. During the
picking Mr.. Marcus's fingers were
nearly frozen, for at one tine during
the afternoon light snow fell. This
second crop is unusual, in view of the
fact that the berries are not the So
called "ever-bearing" variety.
= COLUMBUS-In a proclamation to-
day, Governor Harry L. Davis urged
all mayors to issue calls for mass
meetings Dec. 3, at which time the
money-raising campaign for Near East
relief will be climaxed. The date was
designated by the National Near East
emergency committee.
Observation-Disclosures a WIS.,
itor for a man who, it is claimed, had
threatened his life. Benjamin Morgan
fired a bullet through the front door
of his home. The bullet lodged in the
left breast Of his stepfather, William
Campbell The wound is not serious.
EAST LIVERPOOL-Mar Shone,
13 years old, son of Harry Shone, who
was burned about the upper part of
the body when he set off quantity of
powder in a tree stump, died here
Tuesday.
NEWARK-Dorothy Claggett, four
year-oId daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hegert Claggett, died here Tuesday
from bullet wounds suffered last Sat
urday, when a pistol she found under
her mothers pillow was discharged
by accident
COLUMBUS - Application for re-
hearings which have been filed in the
proposed abandonment of the Lima
Defiance and Columbus Orient
branches of the Indiana, Columbus
and Eastern Traction company have
been set down for hearing on Nov. %.
STRUTHERS-The board Of educa-
ton last night voted to prosecute deal
ers who sell tobacco to children less
than IS years old. 1t also voted to call
before it any pupil less than IS years
old caught using tobacco and demand
that he reveal the source of supply. In
case of refusal, the legislation ap.
proved provides for his expulsion.
SMOUTH-Governor Harry l.
Davis and a party of officials and
friends will arrive here by motor from
Columbus today to inspect the game
preserve near this city. 1t is expected
that they will pass two days in this
vicinity.
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Airplanes are carrying mail IN No
rocco over route formerly covered
only by means OF cameEs and don
KEYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
LABOR WINS IN OKLAHOMA
KU KIUX KHAN DEFEATED

Oklahoma City, okla. Aug. 3.---A
smashing victory for the Farmer
Union Labor element and opponents
of the Ku Klux Klan In Oklahoma
was Indicated todAy when unofficial
returns from LISA precincts OF 1887
in the state gave J. G. Walton, mayor
of Oklahoma City, a lead OF 1000 votes
over r. II. Wilson. supt. Of the state
board of education, and reported to
have had klan support.
The figures were Walton 73,osi /:
42.113. Watson's margin increased on
each new tabuletion and political OBJ
servers eaid they believed his plurality
would exceed $4,000.
Mr.. Wilson etill refused TO
acknowledge defeat. however. Mr..
owen. former Justice Of the state su-
preme court. conceded Mr., waltons
nomination yesterday.
1T was a fight between the Ku Klux
Klsn and other secret orders on the
one side and the Roman Catholic
Church and union labor on the other,
said the biggest Democratic news.
papers OF Oklahoma Walton wal
strenuously opposed by this news
paper. The Ku Klux Klan issue was
openly injected Into the campaign
several days before the election b,
the circulation of states purportins
{ ohave emansted from the Khan. in,
dorsing Wilson and blscklisting Wal
ton.
The Catholic vote was consolidated
| for Walton, Il was claimed by mem
bers of the church. only after the klsr
made religion a campaign issue. o.
the other hand. n publication regard
ed as the official organ of the stat
Khan came out the day before the pri
mary with tho declaration that tn
IIu Klux Khan as an orga nizstion ha,
not given it's support TO any candl
date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
LOCAL SECURITIES,
Reported Daily by laird 4 Co. q.
Curity Brokers, du Pont puild,n~
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Stockholders OF the Royal Dutch Com
pSny will hold q special meeting in Hol-
land August Is, when managing director
Viii VIII ne elected to succeed Mr., Collin.
The Guaranty Trust Company of New
YORK Yesterday purchased at auction the
.6l4 shares OF Stutz Motor Car Com
pany stock, at $50 share. which was
used by Allan A. Ryan, who recently failed
Tor about SIS, ,000, 900. as collateral for
loans This gives the purcha ser control
OF the concern, which has 200. 900 shares
outstanding. The stock was selling ar
about SIS on the New York curb when
the bid was accepted.
Following reductions by the General
Motors Corporation in the prices OF yari-
Gus OF its cars. the Chandler Motor Gar
Company reduced prices on its models from
$50 TO $500 per car. The Nash Motors
Company lowered prices from $3.50 to
Lima Locomotive will build an ad
dition to Elephant TO cost approximatsiv v
81 100000. 1t Is stated that in two
days last week orders were received by
the company Tor eighty -one freight
The Midvale Steel and Ordnance Com
pany reports lor quarter ended June Q
deficit. after all charges interest and
depreciation; OF 81 l.435.1il. against de-
nclt OF ii l52 .s2I In preceding quarter and
deficit Of 81 .2s9 900 In Corresponding
quarter last year
The expected seasonal decline in retail
sales" says Automotive Industries. "ha.
sharp. and Is considerably less than ths
average for the last few years Unles,
the situation is seriously complica ted b,
the mine and rail- strikes. 1t Is expected
that business for the third quarter viii
approach rs per cent Of the second quarter
Thiswould meanla somewhat larger outpu
than in the third quarter OF 1921, which
was the best OF that year"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
At NOON TODAY
Nv Associated Pres. TO Every Evening

nv Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Aug. a.-wheat--No.
?, red winter. 1i76l.2o; do. gar
licky. losdi11.
Corn--No. 2. for export, T5fb7s:
do. No. 2. 7td7S; do. No. 4, 52@73;
csr lots. for local trade, No. 2. yell
low. sodsi; No. 2. yellow. 7adso.
oat.--No. 2, white. %eis No. 3,
white. l5h@s
putter--western creamery. extra,
a5ia: nearby prints and fancy, Ndta.
Gggs-Nesrhy extra, frsts rs: do.
Nrsts. "a. western extra. nrsts. 20;
do. nrs,s. 20. fancy selected, pack
ed. soaai.
Chcese-.New York, whole milk,
fancy nsts held .1stsG?ois; do. fresh.
1shals. ionshorn, 2ok@2oa; single
daisies. held 1871 d2oH.
1--we poultry-Fowls, not leehorna,
ssda7; do. leshorne. isGa7; spring
chickens. not leshorns. 73G2$. do.
ieshcrns. 2od23; old roosters.
1bdl7. ducks. white Pekins
lSds4: do. mixed colors. 15QIs
Dressed poultry-Fowls. fresh kill
ed. choice to fancy. 2ed3o; do. small
sizes. 22d2s; do. hroiling chickens.
nearby. SsGae; western. s2d36;
roostcrs. western. 10; broiling
chickens. western. as6ss; do. south
srn. l70ls; spring ducks. nearby, "a
msS.
rotatoce--No, I, per barrel 1.soG
l7a; No. I. nearby. per basket, 4o@45;
do. No. 2. Io@?o.
Flour--Soft winter straight. wes-
torn, eoode.25: do. nearby, 475G5.oo: (:
hard winter. straight. s.s5G7 90; do.
short patent. 7.ooG7.5o: spring. firet
clear, s.bods.75; do. patent, 1000
7.1S; do. short patent. 7.5o@s.2s; {;
fancy spring and city mills, patent
family brand. s.75@e.5o.
Bav-Timothy. No. 1. 23ooa24o0:
do. No. ?. 2i.ooa22 90; do. No. 3. 1850
Mls.So; sample. 13.bodl5.5o: no grade,
Ii.50Mla.5o; clover mixed hay, light
mixed. 1e.Soa 1880; No !. mixed. 1850
1is5o.
Eran--Soft winter in 100 pound
racks. 2s.5oa2s.5o; do. spring. 24.5o@
1880.
Tallow--Prime city. loose, 5%; do
special, loose. 6A prime country
<% edible. in ticrccs. IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
tions have been chartered here:
Holde-rite Eeg Packing Corpora ton,
Wilmington: capital, 81. 500 600
Downing town Wooden Mills Inc. Will
mingfon. $500. 900
National Motor EfncIcncy Corporation.
BROOKLYN. =. y. $500 600.
brooklyn, y. y; $500 900.
600
Indian Spring Golf Club. Wilmington;
Eyerklssn Spark Plug Corporation. New
John J.. Morris oil Co.. Cuyahoga Falls.
ONO. si5o.OOo.
Producers OIL and DEVELOPMENT Co.
Inc Wilmington. 100000.
Domenico Rcslc. Inc. Wiimingt ton: $780,
600
Kelly 4 Cook Co. Dover; slOo.ooo
Leh,sh Valley OIL Co. Allentown. Pa.
fln.man F.shion Display Co. Phil.
AdelphiA Sc, 600
The following corporations have in.
creased their capital
sullivan Mining Co. OF Nevada from
California Guatemala Fruit Corpora
ton. Los Angeles. Cal. from slOO. 600 ts
$500 .btn.
ore~n-Lucss Co. Inc. Baltimore. from
e20 oOp 10 elOo.oO0
The following corporations have change,
Francis l.. Lewis. Inc. Chicago. .,
Chemical Works. Inc.
Dt-D-lA Corporation. New York, Z,
American Sanitary Products Corpora tion
Mid Continent Explora tion Co. Okla
homA City. ~ Pope \ Wilson. Inc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
FIVE CONGRESSMEN BEATEN
IN TUESDAYS PRIMARY

Chicago. Aug. s.-Four Republican
and one Democratic congressman APP
parently had failed OF denomination
In Tuesdays primaries In Missouri,
Kansas and Oklahoma, according 10
reports received here today.
The question OF progressivism or
conservatism did not enter these con-
tests except in the Third Kansas dis
trict, where Representatives Campbell
was defeated.
On only one district, according to
these returns, the Eighth Missouri,
was n woman candidate leading, be-
sides Miss Alice Robertson. OF the
Second Oklahoma district. who was re-
nominated. In that Mrs. st. Clair
Moss. of Christian College. Columbia
ponents for the Democratic nomina-
tion.
That w. II. Sproul OF Sedan. who
carried the support OF labor. would be
returned the Victor. had been regard
ed in Kansas as probable, but was en-
tirely unexpected outside the State.
Another picturesque figure, that OF
Manuel Herrick, of the Eighth Okla
homa district. also viii pass from Con-
gress as a result of the Tuesday vot-
ing.
The second Oklahoma Congressman
to fall by the wayside was It. A.
Chandler, OF the First district. Their
failure to achieve denomination was
regarded as due to local conditions.
In the Fifteenth Missouri district
Congressman !. V. Mcpherson, was
running second to j. j. Manlove, with
half of the precincts missing.
In the second Missouri district, Dem.
ocratic Congressman w. w. Ruckel
apparently had been defeated by Ralpf
Lozier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
NEWARK MECCA TO-DAY
FOR THE FARMERS OF
ALL or DELAWARE
Continued from page 1.

A a special feature there was n
dairy cattle Judging contest by mem-
,bcrs OF boys clubs Of New Castle
county. Another feature that at
tracted attention was a demonstration
In hat making by girls OF the Sharp
ley and Welsh Tract Girls Clubs.
Poultrymcn In tho crowd werc much
interested in tho poultry culling and
roup treatment denomination con-
ductcd by DIR. c. G. Palmer and Mr.
Mumford.
Dean McCue will mako n short ad-
dress this afternoon. telling the agri-
culture work Of the university. aftcr
which there will be nm address by DIR.
jacob j. Lipman, director OF tho New
Jersey Experiment Station. DIR. Lip
man represented this country mt n
farm conference I'm Italy last spring
after which he visited several other
European countries. He will tell %
agricultural conditions In Europe.
Tho following program wns carried
out up TO 2 O'clock;
10 to | o'clock--Inspcction by groups
Of field work IN corn, wheat. so,
beans and other crops. under the di
rection OF Professor George l.
Schuster asronomist. Professor
Charles II. Runk, assistant aRrono
mist. and n. .. Pence, county agent
leader.
10 to 1--lnspection by groups o
the fruit orchards under the direction
of Professor Louis II. Detjen, asso
ciate horticultural. j. Harold Clark
assistant horticultural, and Dr
James r. Adams, associate plan
pethologi,t.
10 to 12--1nspection OF livestock b
groups under the direction OF DR. {
c. Palmer. consulting veterinarian
Professor Il. A. Baker. animal hur
banrdyman. and Mr.. Stretch.
1l--Cattle. Judging contest betwee
members OF boys clubs Of Now Castl
county.
12 to Poultry culling demonstra
tion and roup treatment demonstrate
, under the direction OF DR.. Palmer an
Mr., Mumford.
, / TO 2-Ficnic lunch on farm law
The addresses by Dean McCue an
DIR. Llpmsn will be made from IN
farm house porch later I'm the afte,
neon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
PRICES ADVANCE ON
INVESTMENT BUYING

~ Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Aug. SWAN Street.
1880 a. m.)--Openins prices on tho
New York Stock Exchange today
tended upward In comparatively quiet
trading. standard rails again led the
list. substantial Gains being recorded
ny Union Pacinc, Chesapeake q Ohio.
chicago 4 Northwestern. Baltimore 4
ohio and Great Northern. preferred.
Conspicuous strength also was
shown hy julius Kayser Company. F..
w. Woolworth Company and Western
Union. all OF which advanced TO new
highs for tho year on gains OF n TO
y points.
Mexican Petroleum. was again In
good demand. rising ~ points above
yesterdays close. Pan American
Petroleum and Mexican Seaboard
hardened sympathetically.
The only outstanding exceptions to
the upward tendency were Lorillard
Tobacco and Republic Steel. which de-
clined l and y OF a point respectively.
Noon--Investmont buying Of high
grade industrials and few selected
specialties was noted during the morn
ing session. Foreign oils furnished the
only real activity. Mexican Petroleum
extending its gain to points and the
two Pan American issues, General
Asphalt ard Mexican Seahoard, moving
up to ~ points.
Woolworth extended It's early gain
and there was a good demand for
Adams and Wells Fargo express
shares which were up | to points
Other strong shares were American
Sumatra Tobacco. preferred. up Az
Federal Mining and Smelling. common
and preferred. up 20 and 2A. tn,
latter at a new high: American Cai
and Foundry. up 3. and American Ice
preferred. u.
Norfolk and Western. which recent
ly rcgistersd a new high. dropped
point on proht taking. Republic Mo
tors was down 2's 10 a now low.
International Mercantile Marine
preferred. Gray and Davis and Chi
cago and Eastern Illinois were re
dictionary. Call money opened at I
per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
HUTCHINSON WINS KANSAS
ANTI.DANCR WOMAN LOSES

Topeka, Kansas, Aug. 3.-w. Y.
Morgan. Hutchinson editor. today led
former Governor w. II. Stubbs, OF
Lawrence. for the Republican nomlna-
tion for governor by about 10000 votes
OF tho face OF unofficial returns ap-
proximatcly 10 per cent complete. The
count showed Morgan 46,3l6; stubbs
36,566,
Miss Elizabeth Wooster, state SUI
perintendent of schools for two years,
apparently was defeated for renomi-
nation on the Republican ticket by
Jess Miley. president OF the state
Teachers Association. Miley wes
leading by about $4,000 votes. Miss
Rooster became well-known for her
reforms. Recently a clash arose. be
cause she IL alleged to have held NJ
a teachers certificate because n dane,
was permitted In school building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
"HOLDUP~ BOY
SHOOTS TWIN BROTHER
BY Associated Press to Z

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Newark, n. j., Aug. 3.-Stephen
Skivensky, aged IL, Is in n critical
condition In the hospital today from
bullet wound inflicted by his one-leg-
ged. twin brother, Anthony. Hopping
on one foot into the room with a big
revolver, he found in a bureau drawer,
Anthony shouted to his brother throw
up your hands" A fash and cry of
pain from Stephen followed. The
father of the twins, who was mapping
on couch In the room said today that
the shooting was accidental.
Anthony, without his crutches, fled
from the house after the shooting and
was found hiding In a cellar in a hys-
terical condition. He has been sent to
the parental home while the police In
lvestigate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Federal Light and Traction Company.
quarterly OF Ia per cent on preferred.
payable September l.
Homcstake Mining Company. monthly OF
2? cents share payable August IS
Ludlow Manufacturing Associates. QUAR-
terly OF ~ share. payable September l. .
Newmarket Manufacturing Company
quarterly OF pa per cent on common.
paysbl~ August Is
HSsly WiGgly Stores. Inc. 81 a share on
class A. payable september
sharp Manufacturing Company, quar-.
terly OF per cent on common. payable
August ~
Standard OH Company. OF California
quarterly OF per cent, payable Septem.
iA rs.
United Railways and Electric COMPANY
" Baltimore. ! per cont on common. pay.
able AUGUST 40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
OBITUARY.
Mis-. Ethel Nicholson.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
hfiilsboro. AUG. 2.--Miss Ethel Mich
olson. 80 years old, one Of tho most
popular young women OF the town. died
suddenly yesterday morning. Hhc had
been III only since Saturday morning
and II was thought that she wny only
suffering from nervous trouble. sbe
was n daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
NIcholHon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
WEST VA. WOMAN LAST
IN SENATORIAL RACE

Charleston. w. Va, Aug. 3.-With
AGA precincts missing this morning
Senator Howard Sutherland main
tanned his lead oyer II. C. Ogden. the
Wheeling publisher for the Republican
nomination for United States senator
Returns from 1.729 OF the 2.oe3 pre-
cincts In West Virginia gave Huther-
land 4s.16I: Ogden 45e23.
NJ. NJ. Neely. increased his lead over
Mrs. Izetta Jewell Brown for the
Democratic senatorial nomine ton. The
vote was Neely 47,453; Mrs. Brown
3l254
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
DEATHS.

DAvIS-At Bear. Del. on August 2. 1922.
Elma X, wife OF tho late Daniel r,
Davis
q Relatives and friends arc invited to At
tend the funeral services at tho residence
of her son-in-lsw, X. l.. Richards. Boar.
Del, on sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
standard time. fntcrmcnt at Forest ccme-
terry. Middlctown. Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
REED IS STILL IN LEAD;
lONO Is CONFIDENT;
BEER LOSES FIGHT
Continued from page 4.

Representatives for denomination on
the Republican ticket for representa-
tive from the Third KANSAS district In
Tuesdays primary election. was said
today. by men familiar with tho local
political situation. to have been due
to tho votes of tho labor elcments II
had been known hero for some time
that labor leaders were lining up their
men for w. II. Sproui. Of sedan, who
won the nomination. Campbell has
served In tho House 20 years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening


Chicago. Aug. 3.-Cattle-Receipt
10000 market fairly active beef steers
strong TO lb cents higher better grades
showing most advance top beef steers
1918 bulk, s.I6Tlo.&o she stock, steady
to strong bulls. steady to weak veal
calves. strong to 2b cents higher stock
ere, strong bulk beef cows and helfers
5.9FdT.a5 bologna bulls, mostly it5d
40 bulk vealers, early, around 1925
Hogs-Receipts. 2l,o0o; best lght.
light butchers and light mixed, 10 cents
higher others about steady best 22o TO
2bo,pound butchers. 1o1od 1916; bulk
strong. e,i5qlo,5oi heavy. .esoTl6oo
medium, e.e0g 1915 light. 1o,75d so
light light, 1dtoT10,7o, packing sowH.
smooth sooqs.so; packing sows, rough,
T.2Sdsoo killing pigs. ? Goa 1860.
Sheep Receipts. 10000. fat lambs
strong TO higher spots on natives, 1b 10
70 cents up, considering quality and
short,nss, top natives. 1916, 10 city
butchers early packer top. ls.bb bulk
natives, 12.3bV12.ho; Gull. nostlr $500
300; four loads very good Idaho lambs
1870. with s5s out sheep. nrm. top fat
light native ewes, f.25. feeder lambs.
dull.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
To holders Of Victory Notes and Others

~ h'sVs'" VI 'i'sv'y A'VsN" ahN VthViH
Notico IL hereby gIvcn as fol,ows,
cent Victory Noter-All Az per cent Vic
tory Notes, otherwise known As United
atates Of America Gold Notes OF 1922.
1929, which bear tho distinguishing letters
numbers. having been designated for the
BY, the. Secretary OF tho Treasury. are
called for redemption on December 10,
1922. pursuant 20 the provision for, re-
dcmption contained In the notes and In
Treasury Department circular. Number
1873. dated April 2i, 1919, under which
the notes were originally issued, Interes,
on all the ~ per cent Victory Notes thus
called for rcdcmption will cease. on said
Victory Notes OF the AZ per cent scrles
bearing the distinguishing letters q. II,
J. j. X or j., prehScd to their serial mum.
bers are not In any manner aiected by
this call for redemption, aud will become
due and payable as TO principal on May
10. 1p23. according TO their terms,
detailed information as TO the pres.
ertction and surrender of ~. per cent
Victory Notes for redemption under thl.
call IL given IN Treasury Department
Circular Number 200. dated July 90
1922. copies OF which may be obtained
from the Treasury Department. Division
OF Loans aud Currency. Washington, ID
O., or any Federal Reserve Bank.
A. W. MELLON
Secretary OF tho Treasury.
July 20. 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
Atlas Powder Dividend.

The directors OF the Atlas Powder
Co. has declared a dividend Of per
cent on the common stock, payable
September IL to stockholders Of record
at the close OF business August 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03

New Jersey STANDARD Cuts Gasoline.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Aug. a.--Thc Standard
OIL Company Of New Jersey today an-
nounccd reduction OF two cents a
gallon In tho price of gasoline.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03

Have you . piece of antique fur
niture that you desire 10 turn ints
cash' Tell our $4,000 interested read
ers. Many are interested In what yov
have TO ofYer.--Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03

&C a line per day for CLASSIFIED
ads on yearly contract.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
STOCK QUOTATIONS
400 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily By Laird = Co. 30.
curity Brokers, du POnt Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
CAPE MAY, ". J.

Hotel Windsor OF she bsson,rona y
Cspacity 400. Hot and cold runn'ns
water Ia every room Private baths, Eieys-
or Ownership direction II. HALpfS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. X. >.

4 IICTTAr Pacific Ave. r. ~. James
Place close to churches
AAOOAAi'A and anusrmcnts, Rupntng
water IN rooms r. u. JONES.
~, .... Kcntuct Ave mr.. Ues.
westminster Elevator TO street. Phi
vatc baths. running waseri, -. hopp'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
ATLANTIC CITY. X. D.

n OTEL Bose OBEI.
Kentucky kvr near Beach Excellent
table. $50 uD Weekly pree bathing
Telephone III. A y MsHfoS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
REHOBOTH. DEL
THE WILTSHIRE

Near Beach All Modern Conveoieooes.
Auto Meets Boats and Trains tTs5
Ve~etables MRS IDA X. WILLIS