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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
FIFTEEN

of Mrs. ST. Clair Hasbrouck, or Park
street. on Monday evening:
The members Of the Belmont County
GRANGE entertained the GAINESVILLE
Chamber Of Commerce with banquet AT
the Grange hall. Tuesday evening.
Frederick Hasbrouck. zane Jones;
Thomas HilIcs and Frederick Hunt, OF
ohio State University, arrived home the
first Of the week to spend the summer
vacation.
Mrs. George Fisher was visitor at
Wheeling Tuesday.
Visitor in town wednesday.
walker Huber and Harry. Roby will
leave to-day for an extended eastern
trip.
Tom Scott spent Sunday At Cambridge.
Mr.. Charles Porter and son. OF Cam
bridge, o.. are visiting Mrs. Harry Rooy,
Of North Chestnut street.
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DRY GOODS

New York. June Cotton goods were
steady today. Narrow print cloths sold
n little better and there was a better
call for spot deliveries of some OF the
wide staples. Jobh"rs reported n more
widely scattered trade in domestics.
Wnrsted yarns were in better call for
knitting purposes and wOrsted fabrics
also sold better. a break in burlap
prices was attributed to collapse Of
speculation at Calcutta. Knit goods
were in moderate call.
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LITTLE RAILS SOAR

Revival OF merger toik involving
7 AXE Erie & Western. Glover Leaf ana
Nickle Plate was followed 10y consider
able speculative buying OF those issues
with the result that their gains at the
close we're one Of the features OF n
market in which the industrial list was
marked with much regularity. Other
low-priCcd rails also moved up spirited
", Peoria & Eastern ut the close show
inC n gain Of more than points
Wheeling & Lake Erie. common and pre-
rarrcd, also had furry on talk that the
New York Central. having srId the
road. was using the proceeds In the
purchase Of Wheeling stock.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June T--Butter steady: re-
ccipts 2O.Og3: creamery higher than cx-
tras 3GG36]ac: creamery. extras (92
sroro) 35i2; creamery. firsts (SS to 81
scorcl 3G Sac
Eggs. Irregular: receipts 3S.100: fresh
gathered. extra iirStS 81 u n &c; storage
packed. extra firsts 2SU29c: do firsts
27G2T&iC: state, nearby and nearby
western henncry whites. firsts To extras
SOI 3SC, state and nearby gathered
browns and mixed colors, firsts TO cX-
tras 26la q 301ec.
Cheese firm, receipts 6,435: state
whole milk. flats, fresh, specials 1873. 10
l94c: do average run 1SGlH'sC: state,
whole milk twins. fresh, specials 1874 q
lS&c; do average run 1SC.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. June 7.-Foreign exchange
steady. Great Britain. demand 4.501s ::
cables 450%; so day bills on banks
ASH. France. demand 9.l3. cables
V.l3ls. Italy. demand 5.2lH cables SEE
Belgium. demand say; cables S.i3.
Germany. demand .3518 cables .3bS
Holland. demand 1908; cables 1905. Nor
way. demand 1913. Sweden. demand
land. demand 1920. Spain. demand 1885.
Greece, demand 4.23. Poland, demand
02h. Czecho-Slovakia. demand 1913.
Argentine, demand S6.75. Brazil, demand
400. Montreal SO Rumania. 06S5
Finland. at. Jugo-Salvia. 0.2575. Aus
tria, 0.00Ss.
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
PRICE INDEX UP

Despite declines in hrcadTtuiiS ana ,,a
soma dairy products last month t"c
1nnc ! index number Of wholesale com
modify prices compiled by Rrads,reers :
showed a gain Of Il per cent over lne
May ! number and is the highest since
March. rl92l. The June l number $1,000
nj II ,Go%9. compared to ll.7O4t on MAY
/, and Io.6l69 ON Jun" l. W.: dmt
June index number is 40 per CENT
donw from the peak point reached on
February /. 1920. but il still 800 per
cent above the index number OF August
/ 1914
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WELLSBURG
Council Has Session

Wellsburg. w. Va. June THE regu-
lar monthly meeting OF city council.
held on Tuesday evening, was largely
consumed with discussion Of various
questions such as extension OF tho fire
zone to include parts Of tho Fourth
ward and a return 10 the old plan OF
one meeting a month: also, revision
Of the building ordinance.
It was the general idea OF council
that the present fire zone established
II years or more ago. should be extend
I'd to take in such business districts as
parts Of Charles street in the Fourth
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

East Buffalo. y. Y, June Cattle,
receipts 225: steady.
Calves. receipts $50: steady; 5000
1900.
Hogs. receipts 1900; 1o@15c highr:
havy Sl150; mixd Sll.50Q1l.65; york
RS. light do and pigss1l.65 75:roughs
5000 q 9.25 ;staes S5.00g6.50.
Sheep and lambs. receipts 200; lambs
% cents higher; lambs $l0.00916.25.
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unr1nrIERN PACIFIC

The Southern Pacific Company
rOrts for the year WI net ih'U',' -
$50 61k, 600. or tn" equivalent q. ."
cent on the average amount ~ ,'L''n
s,nc,, Outstanding. ns compared with
,onG -ooo o. 1913; rcr cent in 1920
',,,,h E.dcr;l COMPENSATION and guar
ortv i,,ns figured in. II 1t had been
Nncr,,cd on us own account during all
80 100 tho svsicm would have earned
orr, o. pcr cent ON It's stock.
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GAINESVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wordsworth. Mr..
and Mrs. James Wordsworth. Roscoe
Wordsworth and Misses Rebecca Moles-
worth. Of Mt. Airy. Md. are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bnrdettc and MI.
and Mrs George Burdette.
A poverty social was held at the home
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

Pittsburgh. June 7.Hogs, receipts 1900,
steady: heavies $1l.10 Oils; heavy
workers.. light do and pigs $l1.45 @ll.60.
Sheep and lambs. receipts 800, steady;
sheep 1925; lambs $11.60.
Calves, receipts $50; lower: top $11.26.
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE.

pittsburgh. Juno DAIRY products
unchanged.
Apples. barrels. New Yorks. No. |
Raldwins $3.50: No. ., $3.50: No. l Rus
Potatoes, old, Mains and New Yorks
$50 pound sacks. No. |, s2.75Q3.0O },-,
sack: new. Carolinas. per barrel. Cob
blers. No, /, s6.50Q 100; No. ., $3.50
ais.
Onions. standard crates. Texas yell
lows S100Gl.4A: California yeiiows
Sl.6O1l.65: whites s1.75. Home grown,
per bundle of one dozen punches Csc
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.o,r,rrpcIAL CREDIT

rba commercial money SITUATION
,hn,.s u,tIo change. Demand for new
commercial funds is light and rel'-
tive small amounts Of new CONNER
en-, are coming into the market
The hes, prime paper discounts ~
small quantity At per cent WIN ,"S
hulk Of paper GiscountinE at ~ per
cent other paper discounts At f'E per
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ur1r ROADS DIVIDEND POLICY

1t is tho current opinion In the imam
cial district that when Northern Pa
ciIic directors meet within the next
few days they will declare dividend
of -. per cent. the same as three
arm. when reduction was
made from n to per cent annual
In ais
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,rpSEY CENTRAL

rv reason oc tn" huge extra oiN'-
dcnds declared on I.chc'Eh ana N'lNeS
Barre Coal Company stock. the tch'ta'
Railroad or New Jersey Sh"Wco III us
statement for 1871 net income lo'..!" :
S"f 355"2. = the equivalent of $1I.N3
- share on tho stock Tn" results from
corporate and Federal operations during
1920 was a dcficict Of $7,S5S.ooo.
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MONEY MARKET.

New York. June Call money easier:
high az per cent; low per cent: ruling
rate 3Ie per cent; closing bid per cent;
offered at 81 per cent: last loan per
cent; call loans against ncceptances 3h
per cent; time loans easier: 80 days. 80
day and six months Az per cent: prime
mercantile paper Az T4i2 per cent.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo Juno Wheat. cash sl23ia
July sl.l5&.
S11.10.
Alske. prime cash s1l75; August
$1,000.
Timothy. prime cash s2.So; September
$500: October s2.1O.
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Cash quotations:
Wheat-Nonc.
Corn-No. . mixed SOL. a $3.50; No. :
yellow 60f60Hc
Oats-No. white 354 3Shc.
Pork-Nominal.
I.ard-$l1.37.
R!bs-S12.50Q 1880.
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York June Liberty bonds
closed: AVS slOOOS; first As s99.90
second As 1890; first AXIS sl00.02; sec
ond 4A's 1924; third AVS $99.gS:
fourth AVS S99.9S: Victory s&'s S99.9S:
Victory AXIS Sl00.s0.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling, W. Va. June 7. 90.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. E.
iasten & Co.. members New York Stock
EXCHANGE Second floor National BAns
of ". Va. Bldg.
STOCKS Open. High. Low. Close
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling, w. Va, June 7, 'a2.
Furnished The lntelligencer by A. Il
Aasten g. Co. members New York Stocb
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
~ ~ va RldR
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. June DRY weather com
plants from the northwest tosethGF
with reports from Illinois and ON" tcII-
ing OF chince bugs did u GoCu ucna 10,
Lay 70 life the value Of wheat. Prices
closed from 1ss cents to "a net higher.
July $l.137s to sl.14H and September
sli37s to s1.l4. Corn, finished -
to "a cents higher: ats tn = cents de-
cline to a cents advance. ana PROVISIONS
unchanged to 81 cents OF.
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n. Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling, W. Va. June 7. 20.
Furnished The Intolligencet by a.
yns,sn q Co., members New YORK S.ocH
III change. Second floor Natlonal Ban"
- ~ ~. Pld1
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. June !. '?2.
Furnished The lntelligencer by \. z
Nasten & Co. members New YORK StocR
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
NJ " Va RlIC
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling, w. Va. June /, 2z.
Furnished The lntslllEencer by a.
H,sten q 60 members New York Stoch
Exchange. Second floor National ban"
D: w. Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. June T. 90.
Daily quotatIo list Wheeling StocR
Exchange. Compiled for The. Intelli.
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N. Y. STOCK MARKET

Corrected by A. E. MAsTEN q CO.
members % New York Stock ESchanse'
En:-r,:,I Bank o. West Va. Building
I.pl:IS L BRAND Resident PARTNER
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Total sales 1.O97.40O shares.
u-Ex-dlY. $500.
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WHEELING live STOCK

wheeling, w. Va. June !, '22.
WHEELING LIVE STOCn COM. co.
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Open. High. Low. Close.
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PRODUCE MARKET

wheeling. W. Va, June 6, 80.
BY =. BACHMAlNN q SONS
FRIIITS
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

James l. Keating.
Kennett Square. Pa.
b. r. Kugler.
Toughkenamon, Pa.
James @. Logan.
London Grove. Pa.
Lewis J. Lanerty.
Kaolin, Pa.
Anna NJ. Lawrence,
West Chester. Pa.
W. T. Lamborn,
West Chester. Pa.
VIM. B. Larkin,
Kennett Square. Pa
NJ. Henry Lynch.
West Grove. Pa
r. Leroy Light.
Cochranville. Pa.
j. Albert Marshall.
Kennett Square, Pa.
c. S. Marshall.
Kennett Square, Pa.
T. f. Marshall,
Kennett Square, Pa.
Robert Merrick.
Kennett Square. Pa.
r. T. Mendenhall.
Avondale, Pa.
VIM. p. Moore.
Chatham, Pa
Ella y. Moore.
Unionville, Pa.
John r. Moore.
Unionville. Pa.
II. A. Mendinhau,
Toughkenamon, Pa.
Thomas c. Marshall,
Avondale, Pa.
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Chae l. Patterson,
Wilmington. Del.
r. J. Pinkerton.
Kennett Square. Pa.
Harry Pyle & Sons.
Chadds Ford, Pa.
p. NJ. Pyle.
Hamorton. Pa.
John W. Pratt.
Kennett Square. Pa.
J. W. Passm ore,
West Grove. Pa.
Howard Paxton.
West Grove. Pa.
James W. Patton,
oxford. Pa
Antonio Paolo,
Kennett Square, Pa.
Edward Pugh,
LRndenburg, Pa.
J. Warren Richards,
TOughkenamOn. Pa.
W. J. Richards.
ToughkenAmon. Pa.
Morris Rowlands,
London Grove, Pa.
c. W. Robinson.
KRolln. Pa.
Thomas Rakestrau.
Kennett Square, Fa.
J. r. Ramsay,
Kelton, Pa.
Chas. G. Rankin.
West Chester, Pa
Geo. r. Scarlet,
Kennett Square, Pa.
II. SchmaltZ,
Kennett Square, Pa
Solomon F. Sellers,
Unionville, Pa
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Ella n. sener.
Unionville. Pa
II. r. Schmaltz.
Kennett Square. Pa.
O ". sharpless.
Toughkenamon. Pa.
Evan u. Sharpless.
Avondale. Pa.
John p. Sharpless,
Avondale. Pa.
r. +. shArplees,
London Grove. Pa.
O. p. Supplee,
Northbrook. Pa.
J. b. Swayne.
Kennett Square, Pa.
Evan Spencer.
Avondale. Pa.
r. W. Scarlet.
Kennett Square, Pa
Harry SINNERS.
Kennett Square, Pa.
Franklin Smith,
West Grove. Pa.
Josepha NJ. schwanebers
Philadelphia. Pa.
VIM. p. Thatcher.
Kennett Square. Pa.
Albert L. Thompson.
Kennett Square, Pa
]. II. Thompson.
Kennett Square. Pa.
Lawrence Thompson.
Kennett Square. ia.
Ida NJ. Thatcher.
Kennett Square, Pa
Hayes c. Taylor,
Embreeville, Pa.
Chas. n. Tanguay,
Pocopson. Pa
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

z. b. Hayman.
Unionville, Pa
Harry C. Haskell,
Wilmington. Del.
A. b. Huey,
Lenape, Pa.
Sellers Hoffman.
Chadds Ford. Pa.
J. L. NJ. Huston,
Kennett Square, Pa.
Chas. B.. Holiday,
Wilmington. Del
Bartram r. Harvey,
Ward, Pa.
Joseph j. Hughes,
Kennett Square, Pa.
Le Dedee hAnes,
West Grove. Pa.
Edgar T. Haines.
West Grove, Pa
Lamartine Hood.
Avondale, Pa
Charles G. Halsey,
West Grove. Pa.
Evans r. Jackson,
Kennett Square, Pa.
Charles G.. Jones,
Avondale, Pa.
julius Joseph,
Toughkenamon, Pa.
S. Morris Jones,
West Grove. Pa.
Joseph z. Jackson,
Kelton. Pa
Chas. NJ. Johnson,
Avondale, Pa.
Alice NJ. Johnson,
Avondale, Pa.
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Elmer I. Moulder.
Kennett Square. Pa.
John c. Mitchell.
Hockessin. Del.
Elizabeth S. Mendenhall
Mendenhall. Pa.
A. W. Mackey,
West Grove. Pa.
Josephine n. Mendenhall
Avondale, Pa.
VIM. Mcvaugh. Jr.,
New Garden. Pa.
ChRs Mccoy,
West Chester, Pa.
z. z. Mcneil.
Rennett Square. Pa.
Harry Neide.
Chadds Ford. Pa.
c. c. Newiin.
Unionville. Pa.
John Nolte,
Kennett Square. Pa.
VIM. ID. Nelson,
Kelton, Pa.
d. Duer Philips.
Kennett Square. Pa.
Earle s. Philips,
Kennett Square. Pa.
Edwin S. Philips,
Kennett Square. Pa.
S. Jones Philips,
Kennett Square. Pa.
W. Morris Palmer,
Mendenhall, Pa.
Chas. II. Pusey.
Unionville. Pa
p. r. Pierce.
Kennett Square, Pa.
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

L. II. Sanders.
Newark. Del.
w. G.. Saunders.
Newark, Del
John Shank.
Elkton. Nd.
n. E. Sharpless.
Landenburg. Pa
Chss. NJ. Smith.
Porters. Del.
Gustavus II. Smith,
Newark, Del.
Chss. Soreth.
Newark. Del.
b. II. Spence.
Christiana, Del.
Francis 7. Stafford,
Newark, Del.
Edgar S. stanert,
Newpo-:, Del.
John Q. $. Stewart,
Newark. Del.
John Stini-i4,
Hockessin, Del.
Harry Thompson,
Newark, Del.
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

r. W. Townsend.
West Grows. Pa
Elisha y. Taylor,
Bmbreeviils. Pa.
Norman c. Taylor.
Embreeville. Pa.
John VI. Voorhees,,
Kennett Square. Pa.
W. T.. Voorhees,.
Kennett Square. Pa
Way Bror,
Kennett Square. Pa.
walters Bros.
Kennett Square. Pa
r. B. walton.
London Grove. Pa
Joseph r. Way,
Kennett Square, Pa.
II. NJ. woodward.
Fairvills. Pa.
J. r. woodward,
Mendenhali, Pa
Vim. n. Worrsii.
Kennett Square, Pa
Nicholas White.
Co~eart. Pa
s. Archie webb.
Kennett Square Pa
]. u. q. Wilson.
Kennett Square, Pa
Sarah r. woodward,
Rosedale. Pa
James Walker.
MendenhAll, Pa
r. p. Willis & Son,
Ward. Pa.
Robert p. Walker.
Hockessin. Del.
Mary Florence Yestmsl
Chadds Ford. Pa
Evening journal., 1922-05-04
Application Blank
UNITED CANNERIEs CORPORATION
BOX 795, WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
APPLICATION FOR STOCK

l. hereby subs unhs Of CumuIa First
of
A y o Prefc StockaD ones
free
If inn n m pay Il aed by me when ubCrpi Il
q o the II
m we o equal
10 t IA three
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the of TN
land
has been made
TO
CANINE
(signed
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

i. w. Mearns.
Kemblesville, Pa.
u. c. Milllken,
Porters, Del.
Joseph II. Mills,
Newark, Del.
Frank r. Mote.
Newark, Del.
Clarence r. Poole.
Newark, Del.
David W. Pordham,
Newport, Del.
]. Stewart Pryor.
Newark. Del.
r. l. Robinson,
Newark, Del.
John F. Richards,
Newark. Del.
Annie II. Richardson,
Wilmington, Del.
]. c. Richards.
Newark, Del.
j. p. Ragan,
Newark, Del.
Arthur M. Sakers,
Newark, Del.
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Louis T. Thornton,
Newark, Del
Hugh J. Toomcy.
Newark, Del.
StanislRw Trseinskk
Newark. Del.
Thomac s. Vanssnt,
Newark, Del.
T, II. walmsly.
Newark, Del.
Samuel @. walls
Hocksssin. Del.
A. Walls.
Hockessin, Del
Charles walton,
Iron Hill, Nd.
Howard p. w1lilama
Newark, Del.
Chas. p. wollaefon,
Newark. Del.
Herman wollaston,
Newark, Del.
J. T. Woodward.
Hockessin. Del.
John f. Wright.
Newport, Del.
J. Elwood zebley,
Newark, Del.
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Thomas Allen.
Glen Lock, Pa.
VIM. G. Allen.
Avondale, Pa.
Robert W. Balderston,
Media, Pa
DR.. F. Barnard,
Kennett Square, Pa.
Edward Burlington,
Rosedale, Pa
Cordivani Bernardo,
Kennett Square, Pa.
T. c. Bartram,
Kennett Square, Pa.
Chas. d. Barnard,
West Chester, Pa.
2. p. Burlington,
Doe Run, Pa.
Herman b. Bramble,
Kennett Square, Pa.
r. Lindley Baldwin,
Chadds Ford. Pa.
Summer G. Brosius.
West Grove, Pa.
Thomas c. Baker,
Cochranville, Pa.
c. W. Brackin.
Hockessin, Del.
I. Frank Chandler,
Toughkenamon, Pa.
+. B. Chambers,
Unionville. Pa.
II. W. Chalfant,
Kennett Square, Pa.
willard Cloud,
Kennett Square, Pa.
Truman Cooper,
Avondale, Pa
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

PROF. T. r. MAINS
(University of DelswsroI
plant psthologist and
soil bscteriologist)
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Jasper Q. Lynch.
Newark, Del.
James S. Lumb,
Newark, Del.
Frank Lucus,
Hockessin. Del.
Harvey p. Lyman,
Newport, Del
II. Vernon Lyman.
Stanton, Del.
John r. Lyman.
Newport, Del.
Robert McLsughton,
Newark Del.
H. Warner McNsal.
Newark, Del.
d. A. McMullen,
Strickersvills, Pa.
Mackenzie q Strickland
Newark, Del.
Francis G.. Maclary.
Newark, Del.
Harvey w. Maclary,
Newark, Del.
Thomas f. Manns,
Newark, Del.
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Franklin G. Evans,
West Grove. Pa.
Walter B. Evans.
Kelton. Pa.
Alfred Fassltt,
Kennett Square, Pa.
Malcolm Farquhar.
Kennett Square, Pa.
Lewis Fragal,
Kennett Square, Pa.
John W. Funk,
Unionville, Pa.
Angelo Faliucci,
Toughkenamon, Pa.
II. z. Fraim.
Pocopson. Pa.
Sylvania c. Frame,
West Grove, Pa.
Chas. G. Gawthrop,
Kennett Square. Pa
Lewis p. Good,
AvondAle. Pa
c. Ingersoll Cause,
Wilmington, Del.
Thomas r. Glatts.
Chadds Ford, Pa.
S. L. Grason,
Kennett Square, Pa.
II. Gates,
West Grove, Pa.
Rebecca J. Glatts.
Chadds Ford, Pa.
c. 3. Hannum.
Rosedale, Pa.
Frank +. Hopes,
Kennett Square, Pa.
". Penn Hopes,
Avondale, Pa.
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Arthur Crowell,
Avondale. Pa
Thomas Crowell,
Avondale, Pa.
Chas. L. Chandler.
Kennett Square, Pa.
Gertrude X. E. Cox.
Kennett Square. Pa.
S. X. Chambers & Bro.
West Grove, Pa.
c. f. Clayton,
West Grove. Pa.
]. c. Carter,
Chatham, Pa.
Morris E. Chambers,
Chatham. Pa.
A. j. Cullen,
ElkNleWt ia.
Percy V. Cope.
Kennett Square. Pa.
Harvey NJ. Cook & Sons,
Avondale, Pa.
p. s. DUPONT,
Kennett Square. Pa.
LIMO Di Fillippo,
Kennett Square, Pa.
II. Gregg Dandy,
Chadds Ford, Pa.
Harry ]. Dilworth,
Kennett Square, Pa.
NJ. r. Darlington,
Pomeroy, Pa.
Emlen Darlington,
Pocopson, Pa.
Frances Dunlop.
West Grove. Pa.
Robert II. Elliott,
Kennett Square, Pa
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

q. W. Allcorn,
Christiana, Del.
Michael Amoroso,
Porters, Del.
G. d. Appleby,
Bear, Del.
John W. Banks,
Stanton Del.
O. NJ. Beadenkopf,
Newark, Del.
W. 8. Beck,
Porters, Del.
VIM. Blansfield,
Newark, Del.
Howard Briddell,
Porters, Del.
W. c. Brooks.
Glasgow, Del.
Boyce Bros,
Stanton, Del.
Geo. NJ. Blackburn,
New Castle, Del.
Joseph Brannan,
Newark. Del.
Lewis NJ. Bullen,
Christiana, Del.
Evening journal., 1922-05-04
C. w. SHARPLESS

(Prominent farmer and dairyman; director OF
West Grove National Bank
Evening journal., 1922-05-04
KENNETH SQUARE, PA.
KENNETH SQUARE PLANT


o Corporate Manage o Ee
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Evening journal., 1922-05-04

John L. Kirk.
Newark, Del.
]. Geo. Klemm. Jr.,
Hsverford. Pa.
Linden b. Knots,
Christiana, Del.
James n. Lambert,
Porters. Del.
Samuel II. Lane,
Newark. Del.
Julian Laws,
Porters, Del.
Harvey F. Lee,
Strickersville, Pa.
Mahlow P. Lee,
Newark, Del.
Herbert Lee.
Strickersville, Pa.
John n. Lester.
New Castle. Del.
J. Leonard Lewis,
Strickersville, Pa.
T. Harold Little,
Newark, Del.
Gray o. Lomax,
Newark, Del.
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Banks Which Are Cooperating With the Kennett Square P
WEST GROVE NATIONAL BANK
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NEWARK PLANT
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NEW CASTLE TRUST co.
NEWARK TRUST co.

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OF growing he world an n A.
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Wilmer s. Hawthorne,
Porters, Del.
J. r. Hummel.
Hockessin, Del.
Geo. F. Hobson.
Newark, Del.
VIM. r. Hall,
Newark, Del.
Sophia Higgins,
New Castle, Do.
Geo. T. Johnson,
Newark, )sL.
r. S. Jarman,
Newark, Del.
Warren Johnston,
Newark, Del.
John Jones,
Newark, Del.
]. G.. Justis,
Newark, Del.
Harry Kennard,
Elkton, Nd.
Milton Kennard.
Elkton, Md.
John T. Kennedy,
Newark, De
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Ambrose +. Cameron,
Newark, Del.
Frank Coleman,
Newark, Del.
Herman Cook,
Newark, Del.
Norman W. Cox,
Newark, Del.
A. B. Currinder.
Christiana, Del.
Wallace n. Daniels,
Newark, Del.
J. Irving Dayett.
Cooch's Bridge, Del.
c. 3. Dean.
Newark, Del.
John W. Dean,
Newark, Del.
Frank Domino,
Stanton, Del.
J. f. Dougherty.
Newark, Del.
Joseph P. Dunn,
Porters. Del.
j. T. Eastburn,
Christiana, Del.
Evening journal., 1922-05-04

Robert r. Elliott,
Marshallton, Del.
VIM. F. Elliott,
Christiana, Del.
E. p. & NJ. T. Ewing,
Newark, Del.
A. F. Fader.
Newark. Del.
J. H. Faulkner,
Hockessin, Del.
Eben B. Frazer,
Newark, Del.
L. c. Garrett.
Strlckersville, Pa.
Eleanor B. Gillespie,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Raymond J. Gray.
Newark, Del.
Thomas J. Green,
Newark, Del.
c. Edwin Guthrie,
Newark, Del.
John Gross,
New Castle, Del.
Jessie f. Haughey,
Newark, Del.
, 1922-12-14
Saratoga Attends Grand Opera.

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ing. Musical programs of the highest
quality are being broadcasted every
evening by high-powered stations from
all parts of the country.
It's sure "A grand and glorious feel
ing to be able to sit by ones own fire
side and hear II great musicians.
rather than walk up to the box-office
and be separated from about ten iron
men for the same privilege.
Late last evening. Los Angeles (sta-
ton KIiJ1 announced the theft of n
Buick automobile in that city. two
minutes after il was stolen. 4 short
time later. word came in that the thief
had been a-pprehended in Pasadena.
Such events are becoming quite com
mon. The wireless-phone has proven to
be a mighty Weapon in the warfare
against crime. Most Of the transmit
ing stations now give part of their
time to the br%oadcasting Of police re-
ports. These reports are picked up
the country over. and placed in the
hands OF the authorities.