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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
Nice new cool Athena underwear.

Notably cool because it fits with straning pull ing; is tailored to fit and not stretched to fit. Soft knitted fabric of fine cotton yarn, roomy where is needed and snug where snugness is desirable Either vests pants, according to size-75c and 85c. Special lightweight bodices and vests-according to size-45c and soc.
 Children's good cotton vests of light weight-19c. STOCKINGS for women, light cotton white or black-35c
 Children's light cotton stockings cordovan white black-25c.
 rear
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
OBITUARY
Annie Marine

The funeral of Annie Marino wife of Antonio Marine, will be held to- morrow morning from her home, 1855 Sterling street at S:30 and half hour later in Holy Rasary church where a solemn high mass of requiem will be sung. Interment in St. MichaePs cem- etery. Mrs. Marine died Tuesday night in St. Vincent's hospital.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
Those gay little dresses for girls!

Really remarkabe-and at a remarkable price of $1. Gay in their colors, and in their lively decoration, and in their spirit.
 Just loved by little girls Appreciated by every mother who has them-because of value we'll as style and durability.
 Chambray in good colors, with pretty and quaint broidery, with trimming of white frls Many Panty dresses-those cute and special-service dresses with little straight drawers finished with cuff and an elastic waist-band
 Beside the dresses creeperseither plain color or in combination of plain hues and checks Remarkable, attractive, to be shared in G1
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
Light and delighting
 vOile waists = S2

Voile with handsome trin1fing of fet-style lace. That lace used around full graceful colar-and com bned with it pretty embroidered dos Short sleeves have lace at cuff.
 Another voile made in slipon model with collar and cuffs carrying dots of color-bue pink lavender Ths too, with short sleeves. 8
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
Organdy for a distinctive gown.

Fresh and dainty and crisp organdy of delightful hue or of appealing white.
 In a combination of rare convenience as we'll as beauty
 That combination presenting all that's needed to make gown of personality.
 For offers the organdy foundation and all that goes with t1a yards of organdy, 25 yards of banding 23 yards of founcing
 All in perfect harmony, all of permanent finish complete for $9.
 EMBROIDERED NET for gowns, same combination as of organdy, attractive and worthy,-$6.5O
 Center aisle,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
Guimps to make girls dress prettier.

Pure white poplin striped voile
 Slipon style with short sleeves and round collar; trimmed with ,pleated frin
 Dainty and yet sturdy, sizes to 16-$1.25. Tan dotted silk in slipon sty1e short sleeves, sizes to 16,-$15O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
Kewpie dolls, talcum filled, = 45c

Charming little companions for ones toilet-table Real smiling merry kewpies-and filed with a French tacum of nice perfume which is easily to be shaken out. 45c Bonca package-o-beauty, for attainment of attrac- tive complexion,-5Oc.
 Manicure scissors, 3to inch size,-50c to $1.50. Nail nippers- -$1 25 to $25O fles-1Oc to 59c. Corn rasps and razors-5oc; tweezers-10c to 5ec Scott's Mineralava-$1s5; face fnish-$1.35 Richard Hudnut talcums in special tins25c, in glass and of special odors-5Oc.
 Amami shampoo, for children and for adults-15c. White ce1ulod puff boxes and hair receivers two special lots at soc and $1.
 COMBINATION hot-water bottle and syringe good red rubber-$1.
 Centerf front
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
Dress Things ready for use!

Lining all ready to be used without fuss bother and in all sizes White-39c, pink blue gray-5Oc and 59c.
 Of white net-5Oc; of silk finish in white flesh or black-85c.
 Embroidery edging pretty patterns and colors-9c to 25c piece
 Colorite for renewing straw hats many shades,-19c. Warren's Featherbone belting,-25c to 4Oc yd Elastic web of special weight and strength, black or white,-7c to 22c yd
 Bias tape white black and colors-1Oc to 35c piece.
 Babies sockets in pretty colors-1Oc to 19c pair. Lingerie tape in yard pieces. White pink blue with bodkin-1Oc
 Middy faces of silk-10c; mercerised-5 nddy silk braid-5c yd.
 Nainsook rubberzed aprons, white flesh, regular and special sizes-5Oc to $125.
 Hair rolls, net covered-1oc 25c; marcel hair rolls -15c to 35c
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
Strawberry shortcake, Friday lunch = 1Oc.

Famous Rowland 1unch-room dessert-strawberry shortcake served with whipped cream
 Friday-specia1 price loo Lots good things to eat first; this for the last joyable dish.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
More beauty marks
 WOmen's low shoes.

Light and spnmery in effect, new low shoes are of 8 grace that makes them complete attractvely ones costume.
 Patent leather one-strap pumps, low leather heels $6
 Patent leather pumps with gray suede low heels $65O.
 Troy model patent leather pumps, have instep strap and strap from this nstep; strap down to vamp-$7.
 Black kid slender-effect one-strap pumps with low heels-$5.
 Main floor,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11

Bridgeport, Conn.,,
 Thursday, May Il, 1922.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11

Making home for the months whether be all
  and land eund
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-11
HOwco grape juice for cool drinks.

Fine when used just by itself. Adds a delightful tang when made part of lemon ade. Combined with ginger ale distinctive cooling bev- craze Pressed from best Concord grapes, bottle for the store, pint size-35c
 Frontb basenn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Ey Associated Press to Every Evening.

Ey Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Nov. 2e.-Whcat-No.
2. red winter. t.3l6i.32; No. 7, gar
licky. l.2o@l.2l.
Corn-No. .. for export, s2@S3; do.
No. 3. Sods1: do. No. 4. 1sm1?; car
lots for local trade. No. 2. yellow
No. , yellow. sGis@s1
oats--No .. white. 5i@5sis; No. J,
white. 52is@53.
Rutter-Western creamery. extra,
5lis; nearby prints. fancy. 6s@6S
Egg~-Nearby extra, hrs,s. Go; do,
6rs,s. 6i@6S: western extra. iirs,s.
65: do. firsts. Gl@63; fancy eelecicl.
packed. 1904.
Cheesc-Ncw York whcle milk fancy
flats. fresh. 27@27s; fair TO good. 25
@2s: longhorn. 27@27is; single
daisies. 27@27ls.
Live poultry-Fowls. not leghorns
1762s; do. ieghorns. lT6l7; spring
chickens. not lcghorns. l4@24; do. leg
horns. l7@1S: old roosters. l6GlIi
ducks white Pekin. fancy. 2i@25; do
fair To good. 22d23; do. mixed colors
2O@22: muscovy, l7d ~; live turkeys
45@50: spring turkeys. nearby, 6o@
6S: western. 5s@60; do. iced. 56@5s
ordinary. 4o@50: old toms. 4o@50;
old hens. 50@55; geese. 26d2S.
Dressed poultry-Spring turkeys
fancy. nearby. 6Od62; do. western
56M5S:. do. ordinary. i0@b0: old tome
4iM5O; fowls fresh killed. choice to
fancy, 3l@32; small sizes. do. ls@27
chickens. western. 22d35; do. nearby
24@35: old ROSTERS. western. ~; do
southern. l7@lS; spring ducks. nearby
-: ducks. western. 30M32; geese
western. 21625; fair TO good. 1s@s0.
Potatoes-No !. nearby. per basket
30Gl5; in $50 pound sacks. i.50a2.0O
Flour-soft winter straight, western
6.00d6.50: do. nearby. 5.7506.25; har,
winter. straight. 6.60G690. do. ehor
patent. 7.0OG7.2S; spring. FIRST clear
| 625M6.75. do. patent. 7.ond7.50: do
short patent. 7.50G775: fancy eprinl
and city mills. patent family brand
7.55MS.5O.
Hay-Tmc thy. No. .. 100000 90
do. No. 3. 16.OOGlSOO; sample. $4,000
1900: no grade. l0.00@l400: clover
light mixed lSOOGl9.00. No. mix
ed. l6.00dl7.0 90; No .. do. 14.O0Gl5.OC
Bran-Soft winter. in 100 poun
sacks. 32.5Q0 $3.50; do. spring. Si.5OG
| S2.5O.
Tal'ow-Prime city. loose. e7.: dc
special. loose. ~; prime country. So,
edible, in tlercee, ?.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
Nrw CORPORATIONS

pover Nov = The following corpora
tnns vsrc chartered yesterday.
International Auto service Co. vii
mlnsf.n capital >io.WnNO.
conlfact Cr~iit Corporation. Whining
ton ~ Wn pu
Consolidated Pictures. Inc. Dover
\ woife Gntcrt Music Corporation.
wnmiugton 81 uoO eco
MILAN Rlske Co. Tulsa. Okla 5000 -
up
Federal Finance and Acceptance Co.
rinsnce Cooperation % Philadelphia.
N llmlnsfNn stOi Stp
old Dominion Manganese Mining and
kchnins Co Inc Wilmington: $500 600
American irNrtiyon Corporation, Will
sninston. A,,s ossO
safety Gas Utilties Corporation. New
renns,lysnla steam Coal Co. Pitts
hurS stOs fsNO
National rsstics Paint Co. Inc. New
Nnrs $500 600.
Cheshire Manufacturers Co. Hackcn-
ssrk. y J 5000
Mushroom Products Corporation. vii.
wincton sioo.oo
tommon~ealth Hotel Realty Corpora
ton Wilmington slooe
Nm.ricsn Wrevil ESterminator Co. At
lana 80 siu0 opn.
'trm Auto Co. Inc. Wilmington: 500.
unn
,uantic a Gulf Tie and Timber Co.
Dover sf0eop
Nrs ruhushins Co Inc. Washington
mn
Tho 'ollosins corporations increased
fhrIf capital
Ilfst Mortgage Co Pittsburs from
g. fHn uln &C. So ern ON
Arfrr Cement Corporation. Catskill
from a. 2sO Opn % s. $40 OOO.
srlrnfInr Chemical Co Ncw York from
sliuI Hn fo sAns OpO
rhc following corporations changed
tnrIr nsmss
t,itwrt. Finsnrr Co-no-atior Ncva-l,
e o. to Collateral Credit Corporation
TrNss Motor ~pccialty Co. Mirhitl
ials ~ 90 Rundy strong Auto sup
uiN Co Inc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
NOTICE or REDEMPTIoN.

NOTICE or REDEMPTION.
To holders of Victory Notes and Others
concerned:
Notice In hereby given ne follows
Gail for partial redemption Of al per
cent Victory Notcs.-All a.. per cent Vic
tory Notes otherwise known a. United
states OF America Gold Notes OF 1922
lp23 which bear the distinguishing letters
A. n, g. ID. r. or y. prenred 20 their serial
numbers having been designated for the
purpose by lot In the manner prescribed
by the Secretary OF the Treasury. are
called for redemption on December IS.
1927. pursuant To the provision for re-
demption contained in the notes and In
Treasury Department circular Number
1919, dated April "a. 1919, under which
the notes we're originally issued. Interest
on eli the Al per cent Victory Notes thus
called for redemption will cease on said
redemption date. December 10. s22.
bearing the Distinguishing letters G.. n.
l. J. " or 4, preh1ed TO their serial mum
hers are not in any manner affected by
this call for redemption. and will become
| due and payable as TO principal on May
| 30 1923. according TO their terms
| 2-Detailed information as TO the pres
| entation and surrender OF AZ per cen'
Victory Notes for redemption under thi,
call is given In Treasury Department
| Circular Number 200. dated July 20
| 1922 copies of which may bo obtsines
/ from the Treasury Department. Division
| OF Loans and Currency. Washington. ID
O.. or any Federal Reserve Bank
| 4 " MELLON
Sccretsry OF the Treasury
July %. 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

ADAMS Express Co quarterly % 81
sharr payable pcrember 80
Allied Chemical and Dye Corpora tion
qusrierls - q - share on preferred.
pat ahlf January
Amcrir.n Can Co initial of si2s a
sharr ~ common nayahlr February IS
snd a. % sharc on preferred. payable
hansor Ran~ay and Eiectric Co. quar-
irrls ~ q IS a sharc ON preferred. pay
aHlr January
nnott Mills quarterly ofsi75 a share on
ruwfnuu. payable December ]
hrlflsh Amrriran pu Co quarterly of
iu cents sharr and extra of so cents a
sharf raNahle January =
BUSH Terminal Buildings co quarterly
~ y ~ share on preferred. payable
Computing Tahulatins and Recording
Co. quarterly ~ = 80 a share payable
January 90
Draper Corporation. quarterly of s. a
sharr payable January
tilnhe ernirk. 60 81 80 a share on
rummun uas able Dccemhcr 90
Herla Mining Co. quarterly of Is cents
share and e,tra of So cents a share.
psf shle beccmiter 10
Humphreys OIL Co 81 - a share nav
Nnlr Deremlser r.
tiEsett A Myers Tohacco Co quarterly
~ y - share on preferred. payable
Markrt str-.t Railway Co of san Fran
rIsrn quarterly ~ 81 50 share on prior
preferred payable January .
Mrlntyre purcupiDe Mines. Ltd. 2s
cents q shaw payable January >
New Nurk Duck Co. semi-annual of
g. 30 shsrv on preferred payable Jan
uafN D.
Northeastern Telegraph Co serni-an.
nusl ~ ~ sharo payable January
Nuunaly Co. 50 cents q share. payable
nerembef Nn
osceula Con~oiida tod Mining Co. 81
shaw pafshls December p
ousSsr Oats Co. quarterly of So 70
q snart On common. payable January ~
and ~ - a share on preferred payabl,
February -
frsyior Engineering and Manufacturins
60 q SHARE on preferred. payabl,
January
tnion On Co 81 California so De-
cent In stucE payable December 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
TOWN MEETING AT ARDEN.
Feed Of Trust Question In single Tax
Colony Still Unsettled.

The deed Of trust question in the
single-tax colony Of Arden still re-
mains unsettled. Residents OF the
colony held another meeting last
night In the community's clubhouse.
Guild Hall. and adjourned without
reaching any definite decision.
II is proposed To change the deed
of trust 10 meet emergencies which
might arise endangering the carrying
out OF the slngle-tax theory IN the
colony. Counsel for the trustees recon-
mendcd thrashing the matter out In
court. a motion 10 change the deed 4,
Is said. must he acted upon favorably
by every leascholder, trustee and resi-
through.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
ACTIVE SELLING
MOO|f|ES EARLIER
ADVANCE IN STOCK
Market 6ooms at Opening, But
Slackens Down Before
Noon Period.
CHEAP RAILS LEAD THE DROP
A. Associated Press to Every Evening.


A. Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Nov. sa.-twall Street,
ioao a mD-iiesumptlon Of shut
covering operations combined with
hettcr buying power on the long side.
resulted in a further advance In prices
a. the opening of today's stock mar
ket. Rat. food. tobacco. oil. leather
ana equipment shares were in good
demand. gains of l - points being
quite common.
California Petroleum was one Of the
sVong spots. rising nearly points.
standard OIL ~ New Jersey advanced
2 and Mexican Petroleum and Pam
American each.
81 Louis Southwestern common
Jumped 3 points and the preferred !.
With moderate gains IN Union Pacific.
llesdlng. Great Northern. prefered.
New York Central and Missouri Pa
enc preferred. American and Reyn-
clds Tohsccos. United Retail Stores,
New Work NJ Brake. Mallinson silk,
corn rrodusts. American lnternauou-
q Corporation. Siromherg Carbure-
tor. O.. = Aicohol. Consolidated Gas.
I = Rubber preferred. Central
Leather. preferred. American Ice and
American can were up I To . points
Fore gn exchanges opened irregu-
lar
Noon Speculative operations lean
cd toward the huying side during tn
morsag, bat the advance was impede'
at inte~als by the weakness Of spe
cal si-S's
Hesvy liquidation of the Eries
which drove tho common q wn Ia
ihc nrsi preferred q. and the secon,
preferred e's. Induced selling OF SOM
uf tho other low priced rails. espc
cal, New Haven. Baltimore and Ohm
ana Wheelng and Lake Erie. com
mon
Expires shares also were acutcl,
weak. Adams Express falling point
and American and Wells Fargo / 9
pgriy " ggly ar pped So.
SrlnnE 90 these lsSucs modified som
90 tho earlier gains hut severs
shares continued to forge upward. par
uDularly General Asphalt. which nos
90 aaA. up ~ can money opene
nrm a. ~ per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

morrow morning at 1910 o'clock. The
Of Siiverbrook. Cook
han. Wesley and Mt. Salem Will unite
for the service. Rev. ". w. Wells will
preach the sermon and the choir will
render special music.
a Thanksgiving service will also be
held On st. Paul's NJ. Il. Church to-
morrow morning at 1910. Rev. e. l.,
Hubbard will preach. An invitation
To attend is extended to strangers In
the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
Thanksgiving Service nj Calvary.

The Tho onk~giving Day service at
Calvary Episcopal Church. Third and
Washington streets. will be at eleven
o'clock. The vested choir. with Miss
Heinel as organist. will render tn.
following program: Orga, prclpde In
G. George y. Rockwell: professional
Come yc Thankful" q. j. Elveyi
Introit anthem. 20 Praise the Lord.
Mendei ssohn hymn. our Fathers
God" II. Carey; ofrertory anthem
Lord We Beseech Thee Morrie
Agnus Dt. u. NJ. Stultz: Festal II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Cash dividends by the standard oil
group Of companies Tor this year reach a
total of Sl2e .O3a. soa. an amount much
larger than ever before. and comparing
With a previous high record OF sii5-
776. .793 for 1920 They have also capi-
talized 20 their shareholders in stock divi-
dendS this year S154 2Ss All ~ previously
accumulated undivided profits
Between 10000 and l. 900 are now on
the payroll OF the schenectady plant a,
the General Electric Company Normal
il about II 600. business has recently
been showing marked increase
sugar refining companies yesterday ad.
vanced selling prices 10 TO Is points. "a,
American sugar Refining Company tC
q - cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
0BITt AIRY.
George l. Rleyer.

George l.. Rleyer. - wears old ~
I'll Markct street. for some time .;ew-
ard of the Democratic League. 6lO
French street, died yesterday in the
Delaware Hospital. shortly after being
stricken with opoplexy. lie is sur
vlVed by his wife and two children.
John and Mary Bleycr.
The funeral will be held on Friday
morning, with a requiem high mass al
the Cathedral and interment in
Cathedral cemetery. Members OF the
Democratic League VIII march in .
body from el0 French street tomor.
row evening al 7.A6. 20 view the re.
mains
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

Deum. j. l.. Hopkins; recessional.
Praise to Cod Roland Diggle;
postlude. Triumph Song" c. Kochor.
The subject OF the Thanksgiving Day
sermon. which will be delivered by the
rector. Rev. r. H. Stevens. will be
The Kitchen God"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
Liberia Loan Lost In Conrreu

Washington. Nov. 27-Admini.,rs-
tion forces In ;he Senate lost the nr.,
major legislative contest os the ex-
ira session yesterday when Democrats
and Progressive Republicans united tc
recommit the resolution authorizing
a loan OF 5000 .OOO 70 Liberia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
Charles r. Linn.

After a short illness Charles Z. Linn
died yesterday az his home. eos Eas;
Twenty-fif,h street. He was a mem
hr OF the Brotherhood of Railway
Conductors and Washington Camp.
No. :, J.. O. :. of A. lie r. survived bv
has wife and one son. The funeral
viii be held Friday afternoon al .
O'Clock. with intermcnt in Riverview
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

My dear. who is that man staring
al you?" He was my husband once.
You are not jealous, hope?" Ger
tainly not. can tell by his puzzled
lock that he can't quite place you
Birmingham Age Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
uTKAMBUAT LINEA
Philadelphia, Pem's Grove, Chester
WILSON LINE

SCHEDULE OF TRIPS.
Leave Wilmington. Fourth street Wharf,
daily except Saturdays. sundays and
holidays for Chester ana Philadelphia
BOO q. m. 100 noon. <.i6 aud 1.3O
y. IN
On saturdays. Sundays and Thauk sglving
day 7.So. ~. 80 a. m. l.3U. f.I5 and 80
y. m.
Leave Pbilsdclph!a. Chestnut street
Wharf. for Wilmington at same hours
WILMINGTON -PENN's GROVE
ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington. weekdays. 6.15. 7.a5
1000 .. m. 100 noon. 200. 3.S6. 600
$40. 1000 ana 100 q. IN.
On sundays. 7.s5. 1000 q. M. 1900
noon. 200. 400. 600. 500. 1910 and
llOO y. IN.
Leave Penns Grove. weekdays. '.35.
100. 900. II 90 q. M, 100. 800. so.
100. 900 and Il.UO y. IN.
On Sundays. 200. 300. 100 q. m,
100, 800. 800. 90. 300 and D 90 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
VALERA LEADER CAPTURED.
Alderman Murphy Taken In Raid q
Nationalist Troops.

Py Associated I'r.ss to Every Evening.
Dublin. Nov. 2e.-Alderman Charles
Murphy, one of EamOn de Valera 3
chief supporters here, was arrested
today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

National TROOPS raided the residence
Of Count Plunkett and reported the
seizure OF quantity OF explosives
and military equipment.
"Now we are going 20 hlm Hearts
All Busted" from the novel Of that
name Here's copy OF the book
Don't want it, you know the
stoey?" NIX" We'll. go ahead.
You'n probably turn out better
film. Courier-Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
SEVERAL CHURCHES COMBINE
IN THANKSGIVING SERVICES

a union Thanksgiving service will
he held In Mt. Salcn NJ. r.. Church to-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.

liroe.,o,pctoy kcntucky Ave. mr.. Beach.
"tollih'i''N' Elevator 20 street Pn-
yate baths running water. A. V. bopp.
owner and prop Open all year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

ROADSTER Buick. winter top. Can
l1f5 or 23ll.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
LEAVE WILMINGTON
FREIGHT ONLY

LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Pier 10. North Wharyes
(Race street,, o y. IN.
Evening star., 1922-10-02
CANAL BUDGET
TO Be MUCH SMALLER
Gov. Morrow Arrives to Discuss
Maintenance Costs With
Gen. Lord.

Col. J. J. Morrow, U. S. A. retired.
governor Of the Panama Canal Zone
and former Engineer Commissioner
of the District of Columbia. has ar
rived in Washington to discuss the
Canal Zones finances with the budget
bureau. Col. Morrow's estimates for
maintenance will be much less than
those Of last year. which is crafty
ing to both Gen. Lord and the gov
ernor.
Col. Morrow also will call on Presi-
dent Harding and Secretary Weeks.
With the latter he will discuss mat
ters of administration in that terri
tory. One of the most troublesome
questions to be settled applies to the
controversy that has arisen between
the authorities of the republic of
Panama and the Canal zone over the
methods adopted by the latter for the
enforcement Of the prohibition laws
of the United States with respect to
the importation OF wines. beer, etc,
in the zone. in transit to places in
Panama. The government OF Panama
is understood to have protested that
the prohibition regulations adopted
by the zone authorities constitute an
improper interference with the rights
of friendly government. besides be-
ing in contravention Of terms of the
treaty transferring the Canal Zone
to the United States.
Evening star., 1922-10-02
BUY SOME COAL NOW,
URGES FUEL CHAIRMAN
No Use to Wait for Lower Prices
Later, Declares Mark
Kuehn.
By the Associated Press.

By the Assoca ted Press.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, October g.
House holders who are dependent upon
coal to heat their homes are urged
to buy a part Of their winters supply
now, in statement issued by Mark
Kuehn, chairman Of the fuel commit
tee Of the National Association of
Purchasing Agents.
Mr.. Kuehn represented the domestic
consumers at the coal conference in
Washington last month when leaders
of the nations industries pledged to
Secretary of Commerce Hoover and
the Interstate Commerce Commission
their cooperation on "hand-to-
mouth" policy in the purchase Of coal
until the fuel situation becomes more
nearly normal.
while the domestic user may not
be able at present to get the grade
OF fuel te may prefer, he can procure
a grade that will tide him over until
the market further rights ITSELF" Mr..
Kuehn said. HE may have to take
coke as substitute for anthracite.
Il am not suggesting that any one
buy his full supply Of winter coal
part Of his requirement is all he
should secure at this time. No
householder should put off his pur-
chase in the belief that prices will be
lower later"
Mr.. Kuehn declared the strike of
great lakes sailors may hamper the
movement of Goa, to the northwest,
in which event coal will be diverted
to meet the huge inland domestic
trade.
Evening star., 1922-10-02

CLEAN Up! PAINT Up!
House painting. carpenter work, floors rein-
1shed and wa1ed. decorating. T.. e. BETTEI,
E1l FL ST. ne. Phone Lincoln 1881. 4e