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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

SHOE REPAIRING-S. Goldsmith has
moved from 1877 Fayette st. to 3r5 State
Street. All work guaranteed ut the low
paf prIrea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Add a Dash of variety to your winter
menus-look through the Good Things 10
Eat" ads in the classified section today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Houses for Rent

SOUTH AMBOY-Six room house, double
garage and large storehouse at 341 Sec
ond Street. Inquire 100 South Pine Ave-
nue. or call South Amboy 1853.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
BLAME REPUBLICANS
FOR PL0YMENT
Indiana Democrats Hold Scrap
ping OF Versailles Treaty Re-
sponsible for Hard Times.
BY Associated PRESS TO Every Evening.

Indianapolis Ind. June Indiana
Democrats meeting today I'm their state
convention laid tho foundation for
their fall campaign with n series of
speeches blaming the Republican man
asement of national affairs for n
business depression that has caused
much unemployment. Speakers also
attacked the Republican state admin
lstration as spendthrlft.
In the Keynote speech. Frederick
Van Nuys. of this city, declared the
failure To ratlfy the Versa lilies treaty
with its league Of nations covena nj
was largely responsible for our pres
ent economic and industrial difficult
ties"
we have heard for year that
he said. THE people want some tan
elhle evidence of that fact"
The Washington conference, called
by President Harding and out OF which
grew the Four-power Pact and III,
Naval Limitation Treaty, was. de
scribed by Mr.. Van Nuys "as th'
shadow Of the substance" of the
| League Of Nations.
Coupled with his discussion OF th
national administration, Mr.. Val
Nuys declared the combined expendi
tures of the Republican national, state
nenatorial and Congressional cam
paign committees I'm the 1920 cam
pnign were 81, 0,46b and he asserts
that the collection OF such a vast sur
by the Republican party ia a natione
menace"
Samuel NJ Ralston, the party randi
date for L. s.. Senator. charged tn
Republicans with following n "blin
lpolCy," In the work of reconstructio
since the world war. business depres
sion and unemployment, no asserted
were the results. and no added IN
claim that the pending tariff bin be
fore Congress wuuld absolutely clos
the doors 10 foreign markets.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
WILMINGTON PORT
FACILITIES WILL
SERVE 5000. 900
Continued from page 1

creating wider dIversincatlon OF
Industrial and business enterprise
at wilmington. and et the name
time he able to supply the hlnter-
land back Of Wilmington with mod
crn port facilities free from all
handIcaps and costly delays 40 Prev
nlent at some OF the larger and more
cunyested ports. They decided that
Wilmington. with lts three trunk
line railroads. unobstructed hnrbor,
open upland area. and numerous
other potent reasons with its harbor
improvements would at once be-
natural entrepot for that hlnter-
land, with all It means I'm accrued
benefits.
You are all more or less familiar
with the physical, geographic and in
dustrlal features Of that territory. but
TO be q trifle more specific I will cay
that we have made O. preliminary In
dustrial eurvey Of what we have ar
bltrarlly termed wiimlngton's Ttibu-
tarv Zone. This zone comprises 2S
counties I'm the lower tier OF pennsyl
vanla, lncludlr , the Pittaburg district,
all OF the Delmarvia Peninsula and
the ten lower counties Of New jersey.
The total population Of this zone,
which doee not include Philadelphia
on the one hand, nor Baltimore on
the other, IL about 100000 As you
know. this zone Ia veritable hive Of
| industry. using millions Of tons Of raw
materials and sending out vast guam
titles Of finished products In an eco
nomlc sense. Wilmington is the true
| port for thls zone"
| The Significance OF Wilmington
slngularlty I'm thla regard. he said. car
best be appreciated when IT, is realiz
ed that every foreign and domeatl,
bureau OF commerce win he notified
uf the marine terminals existence
Thousa nds of ma nufacturers an,
dealers, exporters and importers. vii
be Interested I'm knowing that ther,
is another port on the Atlantic Coas
whose facilities will prove advantage
ous ~ them. he said. II is NJ TO ever!
persun and organiza tiOn Interested il
the clty's. growth and welfare to ali
In the publicity needed by the termi
nal project.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
MOTHERS COMMISSION
HONOR MRS. FERGUSON
Adopt Resolutions Of Respect
for One Of First Members
OF That Body.

Al meeting OF tho m"mhcrs Of the
Mothers Pension Con issiok OF the
State of Delaware, held IN Dover on
MAY %, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted.
We in assembly here today desire TO
my our last respects TO the memory
of Mrs Milton W. Ferguson, one of the
first 20 be appointed member OF the
Mothers Pension Commission IN 1917,
and who has served as chairman for
upwards of four years.
Whereas. in view of the loss we have
sustained lU the demise of our chairman
and associate, Mrs. Milton W...Ferguson,
and of the still heavier loss of those
nearest and dearest to her, therefore
be il
Resolved, That we tendcrly condole
with her husband and daughter at this
time Of their grief and commend them
to God who is our refuge and strength,
very present help in time of trouble.
Yea though | walk through the Valley
of the Shadow of Death, ! will fear no
evil for thou art with me, thy rod and
thy staff they comfort me
Resolved, That we mourn the loss
Of one who was ever ready to extend the
hand of sisterly love with sympathetic
understanding to those in need and dis
tress, and be it 49,
Further, Resolved, that this resolu
ton be placed upon the minutes of tn,
commission, and a copy be sent to tn,
family of the departed and to each o
the newspapers of the city of vii
mington."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
FORD STANDS ON BID
FOR MUSCLE SHOALS
Proposal Must be Accepted as a
Whole, He Tells House
Committee.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening.

Washington. June Henry F'ord's
reply To the counter proposal drafted
by the House military committee for
development Of the government pro
iects al Muscle Shoals. Ala, was pro
scented today to tho committee by !.
w. Worthinston. a representative Of
Mr.. Ford. immediately upon arrival
here from Detroit where he conferred
with the motor manufacturer.
Mr. For,i's answer. made in the form
of letter To Chairman Kahn. defin-
itely rejected the provision In the com
mittee plan which eliminated the
steam plant at GorHss. Ala, from the
properties to- be disposed Of by the
government with the Muscle Shoa
properties.
Il cannot consent to eliminate Tho
Gorgas plant" the letter said, he
cause II Is necessary 10 the economical
I operation Of Muscle Shoals proper
/ ties. II my revised offer for Gorgas il
rejected, then | must understand th'
acceptance of my offer for Muscle
/ Shoals as a whole and not in part Il
! refused"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
LOCAL SECURITIES.
hePorteo Daily At Noon by Laird 4
Co. du Pont BUILDING.
NEW CHARTERS.
Previous
Diamond Ice 4 Coal Co pt

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. June Charters were filed
here yesterday. as follows:
British Ametican Radio Corpora ton.
Hampstead, y. Y. capital. $4,000 600.
J. c Cooke oil and Gas Co. Tulsa.
OKLA $4,000 600.
Rsespass Process Paint CORPORATION
New York Division. Wilmington. De-. I.
$1,000 900.
Oklahoma Syndicate. Ltd. Whining
ton. Del; 100000.
Automotive Replacement Parts Co,
Wilmington. Del. $3.50, 900
Southern Paper Stock Co, Whining
ton. Del; 100000.
Drive Your Car Co, Buffalo. y. Y.
800 900.
Kaw Milling Co. y. Y: 500, 900.
Pioneer Benzo Distributing Co.
Kansas City. Mo; 100000
Miami Tampa Railway Co, WI.
mington. Del; 100000
Brazil American Finance Corpora.
ton. Wilmington. Del; 100000.
Farm Service Co, Wilmington
Del; 100000.
h. & b. Bus Line, Inc. Wilmington
Del: 100000.
Lincoln Soap and Chemical Co.
Bellevue. Pa; $4,000.
Alvord Telephone Co. Fort Worth
Texas s25, 900.
Healthkist Laboratories, Inc, VII
mington. Del; $4,000.
r. r.. Sutton Co, Pittsburg, Pa.
$4,000
/ Pep Manufacturing Co., New Yorl
City; $4,000.
/ Increase in capital of Manhattan
Piggy Wiggly Corporation. New Yorl
City. from $4,000. 900 to SEQ 900 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Allied chemical and Dye Corpora
tion, quarterly " I y per cent on pre-
ferred. payable July /.
American Tobacco Company, quar-
,erlv of I y per cent on preferred. pay
shle July
Illinois Rel Telephone Company.
ausrterly ~ nor cent. payable June
30
Packard Motor Car Company. guar
terlv of - per cent on preferred.
layehle June 10
rittsburs. Mch heesport and Yoush-
inxhepey Railroad Company. semi
annual - per cent. payable July
Tohacco Products Corporation. quar-
torlN " ~ per cent on preferred
payable July
Tonopsh Belmont Development
Company. quarterly ~ per cent
payable July l.
Walworth Manufacturing Companv
quarterly ~ per cent on preferre
pRNsh'o Juno so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
AT NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Associated Prsss 10

Special pispatch by Associated Prsss 10
Everv Evsntns.
Philadelphia, June 1.--wheet--No
2. red winter, t.2sGri.s3; do, gariicky
i.2s@1.a4
Corn-No. 2, for export. 10 @7i; do,
No. 3. 6sM7o; do. No. 4. s7@8s; car
lots for local trade. No. 2. yellow, 73@
Ia No. 3. yellow 72@7a.
Oats--No. 2. 4sts@bo; No. 2, %7h@
Western creamery extra
SO; nearby prints, fancy. <2@ab.
EEgs-Nearby extra frsts. gT'
81: do. flrsts. .2b: fancy selected
26n: do. flrsts, 2bh; fancy selected
packed. 32@a<.
Cheese New York whole milk fan
cy fats. held 2b@2s: do. fresh, 19q
1914: fair to good. is@ish longhorn
19tb@2O; single daisies. held 25G2s
do. fresh. 1920.
Live poultry quiet; fowls higher
not leghorns. +5@b2; do. leg
fowls not leghorns, 2s@ao; do. leg
horns, 2b@2s; spring chickens
horns. 34@42; old roosters. 1b@lI
ducks, white Pekin. 22M24; do, mixed
colors. 1e@20; muscovy, ----: geese
nearby, 14@1s; do, southern and
western. 12@f3.
Dressed poultry--Fowls. fresh kill
ed choice To fancy, a5@a4; do, smal
Sizes. 24M32: roosters, western, 20
do southern, 1s@tel spring ducks
Long Island, 90.
Potatoes-No. 1 southern, per bar
rel. 4.00@b40; No. 2. do. 2.ooM2.7b.
Flour-Soft winter straight, western
$3.50 $50: do. nearby, s.00M835
hard winter. straight, 7.50Ms.00, do
short patent. soO@sb0; spring first
clear, s.7b@725: do. patent, s.10@Sbo
do, short patent. s.s0Me.o0; fame,
spring and city mills patent, famil,
brand. 95O@10.5o.
| Hay-Timothy. No. 2. 23.b0@2a.b0
do. No. Z. 2O0O@22. 90; sample. 1900
1900; no grade, 10000 1900; Glove
mixed hay. light mlyed, 2s.5o@24.oo
No. / mixed. q. 00d22.o0.
| Bran Soft winter. In 100 poun
sacks, 10000 5000; do. srslng, $4,000
1900
Tallow-Prime city. loose. bA: d.
special, looee. en-; prime country, AZ
edible. In tierces. IA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
STOCKS GO HIGHER,
MONEY AZ PCT,
Shares Continue Their Upward
Course Despite Advances Tor
Call Loans.

NV Associsisd rr~ss To Every Evening.
10 80 a. m,-ons once more assumed
leadership t tho duh opening of to-
dsv's stock market Standard OH of
New Jersey added 2 points to Its re-
cent steady ri.~ and Pan American
Petroleum gained I point. Fractional
advances we're made by Mexican f"-
i,ol.um, General Asphalt. Houston
cn and Texas Company
Stc.ls. equipments. motors. coppers'
tnhacccs aud food specialties also were
IN further demand. Gains ot l to ~
most 3 points were soon established ny
International Harvester. Mack Trucks.
lnhpcco Products. preferred, ana
Food Products,
Rsils continued to ease under
further pressure directed against Union
incinc and several ~ the Junior Is
au.r, notably New Haven and Per,
Marquette.
Noun Diversion of funds Co meet
extensive June interest and dividend
pnvmenta caused further hardening oi
money rates. call loans opening at a"
per cent Prices continued upward tor
tho most part. however. although
h,ah Grade rails aud industrials shared
only moderately in the movement.
oils srorcd additional gains. Inter.
national Harvester. Baldwin ant
atudebaker also advanced suhstun.
tieuy. chemicals and fertilizers roa'
With food spccial,les. tho latter agar
Including COCA cola and Postum
1prenl common and preferred. Canadi
an pacihr heading. first preferred
ana Sew York. chicago and ~. loui'
were among tho rcactiunary rails.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
pEATHs.

DONOHOF--At California Pa. on MAY
30. 1922, J Harry, husband Of Catherine
Donohoe (nco Neylsn). aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend tho funeral from the residence OF hi.
brother-in-lsw. George W Dnffy, $40 East
Ninth street on Saturday morning June 3
at O'Clock. Requiem mass at st Paul's
Church. lntermentat Cathedral cemetery.
GANTERT-In this city. on June
1922. Frank x. husband OF Mary
Gentert.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend tho funeral from his late residence
Richardson Park. on Monday morning
June g. at y O'Clock Requiem mass AT
st. Elxabeth's Church. Intorment al
Elizabeth. y J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
FIRE At EISMERE.
Freight Cars. Formerly Tsed rs Llv
Ing Quarters. Destroyed.

Several freight cars which have been
doing service as living quarters In
the workmens camp maintained by
The Baltimore q ohio railroad ct Els
mere were destroyed by FIRE this morn
ing. The men living In the camp were
advised some days ago that they
would have 90 vacate. ss the Camr
was 20 he abolished and the cars de
stroyed and the order for their de-
struction was put into effect today
While the ears were being burned -
there were about half dozen oi
them-the IRE got ppriluusly close tc
the commissery building and r. was
nec esaary TO cell the Tlsrnere Fire Co
to protect u. The nre department "
this city was advised Of the blaze, hu'
n did not have To- send any of tho loca
companies to- the scene, as the Els
mere company had the situation wei
/ In hand.
The cars wera burned not far from
the Richardson Park school house, but
! this building waa not In danger. Th'
destruction Of tho shackH hy flre wa,
deemed the safest way to dispose n
| them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Midvaic and Republic steel were
bought today on tho general under
s,andins that tho three -cornered steel
merger IL 49, near completion that an
ennounccmc may he expected at any
time.
Tho old 100 par value common and
preferred stocks ~ tho Electric Stor-
axe Battery Company have been
sirlcken from the list ~ the phuadol-
phis Exchange
charles NJ. SUhWah chairman of the
board. and Eugene q Grace. president
de Jared without foundation runners
that the Bethlehem steel Corporation
IL negotiating for or r. interested in
she Mckcesport Tin Plate and the
riitshurs steel companies
Export shipments uf passenger cars
Of The Packard Motor Company have
increased 90 per cent in the last four
months over the same periud in 1921.
Truck sales are increasing in many
countries. particularly Japan.
Phillips Petroleum was one of the
active uil issues yesterday. making a
new hirh IN the early trading at b7A
ofNrlals announced completion in the
now wells with daily production of
5000 barrels This brings total gross
production up 10 about 10000 barrels
q day.
Manhattan pirrly Wisrly Corpora
tiun organized 90 operate chain stores
w New York CITY placed a certificate
a. Door. Dcl. 90 increase the pre-
fsrrod stock from $4,000 900 10 s2O.-
OOo GOO. u also seeks 90 issue 10000
shares of common stock no par value
making its total increase from sl6,-
.ooo 900 90 10000. 600.
Worlds output " copper IN 1921 was
l.ls1 600 pounds against 2,l45.
o0o 600 pounds IN 1919, and compares
with IA. record output Of 3.ibe .O00. 900
according 20 the American bureau OF
metal statistics. Stocks IN the hands
uf American producers at the end oi
"a. year were 4s2 .000. 900 pounds. and
consumption for year was 6S3. .0OO .0Ol
pouncs. against consumption Of Cos.
GOO 600 In 1913 The annual refinery
capacity " the United States is g.
i1sooo.ooo pounds.
Iron Age says "Stecl trade condi
tions are increasingly favorable. Out
pu, In well maintained al an averas,
Tor the industry somewhat over 20 pc
cent. New buying. while not so activ,
IN some lines. is sufficient 60 keel
pricos Arm. with here and there a.
advance chiefly on early deliveries Tn
10 per cent reduction in freight rate
was a disappointment. for which ther
ia partial compensation to steel ma n
ufectur.rs In the fact that the railroa
wes. reduction Just made and thos
expected viii leave railroads with a
great buying power as at present
perhaps more
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
AND YEARS
HAND|CAPS TO 0SER
MathiIde MoCormiok's Ro-
nance May be Carried to
Higher Courts.
by Associated pfess to Every Evening.

By Associated press TO Every Evening.
Chicago, June Judicial inyestiga-
ton Of Max Oser's eligibility and
qualifications 40 q husband f" Ma
thilde Mccormick is the next step In
the international romance Of John -.
Rockefeller's l7-yearod grand
daughter and the friction between heT
parents.
Today Mathilde has n guardian who
IL said To he ready To give his con
cent To her marriage 10 the Swiss
horseman, who was he~ riding na ster
during her glrlhood days IN the Alps
Her father. Harold y, Mccormick
was accepted by his divorced wife as
suitable guardian for their daugh-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
Norfo,a With IstnhlIshed law Firm

James a. Moroford today became as-
-oriatod with the law Arm ~ Marvel.
Marvel. Layton a Hughes, whose
ooircs are IN tho du ront Building
NJ Nurford 10 a pelawarean, having
hcen born IN Wilmington August l.,
iSpS. ile graduated from tho WI
nlnston itish School in 1919. studded
law ~ plckinsO unth the war broke
out whom he enlisted IN tho T. s.
mir service. until 1919. when he on
tered George Washington University
law School graduating IN 1921 lle
Was admitted to tho District of
columbia har IN Octoher. 1871. and IN
the snme month was admitted g. the
Delaware hRr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01

ter, with one exception. The horse
man of Zurich is the exception, ana
Saturday Judge Henry uorner ~ the
Probate Court IL expected 80 decide
whether Max's ~ ysars seniority over
the age Of hia prospective bride ard
his comparative poverty furnish SUI
ncient grounds 20 grant en- injunction
restraining Mr.. Mccormick from giving
his conseDt to the international msr-
rage.
AIss. Edith Rockefeller Mccormick.
Mathildes mother, expressed the fear
that there were mercenary motives In
Msx's eourtship OF her daughter, who
IL helr 30 part ~ the uock kefelier MIL
| lions, ss well ms some Of the Moor
mick wealth The marriage. Mrs No
Eosnlck said, might subject Mafhilds
10 the "maschlnstions and lntriwues
Of designing persons
| The unusual, n not Unprecedented,
situation of an injunction petition 20
prevent an international marriage ~
| the Oser McEormick sort win likely
! head Msthllde's romance to q higher
court, Il was said today.
| e--<----
Stop using classified eos about your
business the day you go out Of busi-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
Accepts $500 for Husbands Love.

Easton. Md. June 1.-The case OF
Mrs. Dolores Goldeborough against her
mother-in-law. Mrs. Mary Goldsbor-
ough. for $4,000 damages for the
alienation of the affections of her
husband, Nicholas Goldsborough
which was TO have been tried in the
Circuit Court for Talbot County. has
been compromised by the payment to
Mrs. Dolores Goldsborough of $500
according TO report.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
Funeral Of Levy Courtman Collins.

Numerous floral tributes have been
sent to Townsend by friends Of Levy
Court Commissioner Sherburne A. Col
Inns, whose funeral will take place this
afternoon. They include basket OF
flowers from the Levy Court, as roses
(representing Mr.. Collins sge) from
the County Board Of Assessment and
floral tributes from the County High
way Department and Benjamin f.
Shaw. a member of the Washington
Street Bridge Commission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
Dry Oflcer Arrests Seaford Man.

Norman NiCols. alias Cold Tooth
Nick" a resident Of West Sesford.
was taken into custody by Federal
Enforcement Agent William Edwards
late yesterday afternoon on suspicion
OF sale and possession of what is sup
posed to be spirituous liquor. Nicols
spent last night in Georgetown Jail
This morning he was brought 10 thi,
city by United Stater Marshal Money
and Marshal Ball. He will he ar.
raigned for a hearing before United
States Commissioner Cam tomorrow
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
McAll Mission Meeting.

The Wilmington McAll Mission will
hold a meeting tomorrow morning
at 1890 o'clock. at the home of Mrs
Elizabeth Noonan, 211S Washington
street. 1t is expected that reports will
be given on the annual meeting held
In May, in Newark. ~. j. Every
member is urged to attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
Ex-Slaye Dies Mt 1871.

Louisville, June 1.-Millie Mullga n.
a negress. died Tuesday at the re-
puted age OF 131 years. Records in the
hands of the family that owned the
woman as a slave are said to establish
her age at 131. Among the surviving
members Of her family are six great
great-grandchildren
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
pNshrnsc Suspcpds Three proLers

w NasNTTatoI TfN"f W INfIN INehInG.
New Work.. June I Three members
~ tho New Work. cotton Exchange Ia.
daV W,ro suspended for siN months
each fur conduct detrimental to the
Lost interest ~ tho exchange. Ttcy
nte 4 " Lamhorn J. Marks and John
y t9ark
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
Strawberry Festival at Cookmnn.

A strawberry festival and enter
tainment will be given tonight and
festival and bake tomorrow night at
Cookman NJ. +. Church house, Four
teenth and du Pont streets for the
benefit of the building fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
Tnner Hill mmenrement.

Tower Hin School graduation OK
ercisea will be held on June 2. In the
morning The one graduate is Elbert
~. Grinetherg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
EnEagcmeDt Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Prichard Of
Townsend announce the engagement
of their daughter. Helen J., TO Joseph
r. SChaefer OF this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
WomeD's Moose Lodge Festival.

The Women's Loyal Moose Circle,
No. /. will hold a strawberry festival
In the Grand Opera House building
tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
STEAMBOAT LINES.
WILSON LINE
Philadelphia. PENN S Grove. Chester

Schedule 10 Effect Saturday May q. 1922
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Subject to Change without Notice
Leave both Wilmington, Fourth street
Wharf. and Philadelphia, Pier North
above Arch street. a. 79o Q 90, 10 30.
sll 90 q m. '12 o'clock noon. 80. ; 90.
4 10, 9 90. ZOO, q 30 and 30 y m
Runs on Sundays and Holidays only
Weekdays only
REDUCED RATES OF FARE NOW
IN EFFECT.
Excursion. Philadelphia, Weekdays SOC
One Wsy. Philadelphia. Weekdays soc
Excursion. Philadelphia. Sundays cor
One Way, Philadelphia. Sundays - ioc
WILMlNGTON FENN'S GROVE
ROUTE
Leave Wilmington a6 40. Gas 745
700, 1000. u 90 ~, ~ noon 90
2 90. 800. 4 oO. b5 40 q 90. ! 90. ss 90
900 al0oo, 100, al20O o m and
~ 40 a m
Leave Penn's Grove 600. AZ %. 500
. 90, 10 90. 90 a. m, ~ 90 noon. 90
2 90 400, ca Is. 800 cgI6. 7.O0. 800
400 1000 all 90. 1900 D m. al2 AZ
m.
Runs on Sundays and Holidays only
b 90 y. IN. on Sundays and Holidays
C 90 and 900 D m on Sundays sns
Holidays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CRY. n. T.

Woefrnireter Kentucky Ava. NJ. BeA
f~S'iii'i'' '''~' Elevator % street rri.
vste baths. running water A. V kopp,
owner and prop. Open At ycaf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
CAFE MAY, Y. J.

Hotel Windsor on the Beachfront
Cape May. y. j.
Capacity 300 Hot aud cold running
tor. Ownership direction X HALpIN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
REHOBOTH, DEL.

CEDAR COTTAGE
First and Maryland Avenues.
NOW Open. Excellent Home Cooking.
Sunday Dinner. 9. ABBEY. Mgr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01

Stop using classified eos about yoir
business the day you 20 out % busi-
ne-ss--Adv.