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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-28
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-28

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New Britain herald., 1922-08-09
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

ko jednoduchymi, 1primneho
slovenskeho srdca pochadzaj1cimi
slovami vyslovit' i'm vrela srdecn1
vd'aku a Pan Bob zaplat'!
Ked, dnes, v tJchto. casoch, kto-
ne sa pre- ameriekych Slovakov
TAX vel mi t'azks, este nachadza-
me v aasieh SloSakoeh tol'ko ro-
ldolasky q obetavosti, to mas napE
nuje nadejou, ze vsetky prace,
.ktore 81 americka Sloyac sdruzc-
ma najkrasnsjsej vsenarodnej or
ganizacii, Sloyenskej Lige pred Sc
ba vzala, al zdarne, aspesne w
kona. Take robotne pomery, v
ktorych sa az davnejsie nachadza-
me, mas vzdy starost 'ou naplnova-
.ly; bolelo mas, ked' yselijaki "a
skodnici narodnej prace odnimali
d6veru l'udu a tymto hatili ma
,fodpl vec, ale nasi statni New
kensington ania dokazali, re al
v>nait 'azsich casoch, pri rozsieva-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
z Informacnej Kancelarie Slov
Ligy v H9atislave

Br. Frantisek Brezoysky, Glen
81. sboru Slov. Llgy V Bridge.
port, Conn, dostal informaciu O.
hi 'adom zahajenia krcmarskeho
.obchodu ma Slovensku.
Br. Nikolaj Choma, Glen 1O6
'sboru Slov. Ligy vo Windber, Pa
Edostal informaciu OIL 'adom zaha,
|ienia krcmarskeho obchodu nd
aSloyensku.
Brat Peter Nestak, Glen Slov
Ngy v Rossford, Ohio, dostal in.
formaciu v zalezitosti vymahania
licencie pre- obchod kremarsky ma
ISlovensku.
Brat Gustav Dovicic, Glen 81
|sboru Slov. Llgy v Bridgeport,
Conn. dostal iIformaciu ohl' 'adom
zahajenia krcmarskeho obchodu
ma Aovensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
BllI TIN.
z lFaaaNne tajemnika &lov. Ligy,
KRAsNY P11KLAD RoDo-
LAsKY.

Ma inom mieste podavame w
kaz sbierky ma podporu sloyenske-
no yychodu, ktora zaviedol br,
Jan Timko, Glen 100. sboru r. s.
j. Sokol a pokladnik Is. sboru 81.
Ligy New Kensington, Pa. Ma
sbierku tnto prispeli nasi statni
Sokoli a sl'achetni clenovia 16,
sboru Slov. Ligy.
Keby SINE vedeli pisat' basne a.
lebo chvalospevy, nuz by 81 ODE.
tavi, sYoj narod milujdci New
Kensingtoncania, tito stedri pod
pcroyatelia slovenskej' narodnej
veci. al zaslnzili, aby SINE. mich
taketo pisali. Ale bohuzial', nevie-
me. Preto nepozostava nam inc, a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

Brat JaA Via6s&k ! Hiaghsslr
ton, n. n. dOstal iaforn&sis q
|hl 'adesA jeha psaie.kevsi salsxi
|tosti ns' slsnsAsh&
! Drahf bsatia q sestry, kaaeslsria
Slovenskej LSgy Bratislaye w
,bavuje vsetky salezitosti sversaa
,jej slenmi Slovensksj Ligy Y A.
imerike . clenHai ieh rodfA ma Sls-
vensku. Prete, obrAt 'te SO k nej
pri kasdej prile5itesti doverou.
Vsstky hsty tThajaee sa iafermae-
'nej kancelarie V Bratislave, raete
adresovat' Pan Ignas assssy, 10
stov& schranks Gislo 103, Bratisla-
lva, 6ssko- -slovenska republika.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

- - - - ~ ~ -
nj narodnej nesvornosti vedia svo-
.je povinnosti K narodu, diktovane
Evrelou rodolaskou q prislovecnou
sloyenskou obetavost 'ou.
Me je kazdy narodny ciel jed
naky, hoci vsetky prace "a narod
|si nanajvys potrebne, ale pouka-
|zuje ma ziveho ducha a spravneho
|ponimania veci, ked New Kensing
toncania vystihli najdolezitej jsin
potrebu nasho politicky osvobode-
neho, ale narodne este neprebude-
neho Slovenska a TAX stedro obe-
tovali ma Vychodne Slovensko, ma
til iastku nasel drahej rodnej
zeme, ktora najviac trpela pod O.
trockgm mad 'arcenim a ktora mai
vacsmi zasluhuje nasej podpofy,
jestlize chceme, aby nasa milova-
ma rodna vlast uzfvala vsetky w
hody vydobytej svobody, ku kto-
rel najznacnejsej miere SINE my
americki Slovaci dopomohli.
Naozaj krasny priklad rodolas-
ky! Ma taketo idelane, svate ma
|rodne ciele m6ze obetovat' len ta-
ky clovek, btory vie idealne, ma
rodnee smysl at. A tento priklad
moze nasledovat' tiez len taky ma
|rodovec,. ktory svoje vlastenectvo
nenosi len ma papieri, ma spolko-
vom legitimaenom lfstku,, ale / v
srdci, v tom slovenskom sl'achet-
nom srdci. My necakame mic cd
| 'ahostajnych,. nevsimavych, chlad
nych, alebo psiam odrodenych Slo,
vakove ale sme presvedcenf, IL
kedi kazdy zaujaty, narodne ci
tiaci k, sloyenskemu narodu ME
len 20 zvyku, ale z narodnej phrdo
sti, povedomia sa hlasiaci SYN /
1dcera sloyenskeho naroda pracujt
a obetuie, vtedy ten mas sloven
sky narod bude st'astny, bohaty /
vyspely nielen narodne mravne
ale ano i hmotne. A toto mysllme
Ese je vrelou tilzbou vsetkych mas
Roduyerni Slovaci Slovenky
berte 81 priklad Cd vlasteneckych
obetavych New Kensingtoncanov
Kto bude next? My vieme, ze zas
lElen dobr Ia oddani Slovaci.
Netreba madam reel sirit' o tom
aky sl'achetny ciel' je kult1rn
povznesenie vychodneho Sloven
ska. Kto je dobrym Slovakom, tel
to al TAX vie kto je Slovakom lei
pre- seba, tomu by SINE TO tal
|Edagmo dokazoyali. ...t..,ss
h Hor sa do prace "a slovensk.
narod! Nsteraz v prvom rade q
vychodne Slovensko. Ked' vyke
name nasu mravn1 a hmotnii j
vinnost', budeme mat vzacne ps
vedomie, ze SINE slovenskemu na
rodu pomohli dokoncit dielo osve
n bodenia.
II Slovenska Liga je tou organize
h ciou, ktora toto dielo zacala VI
I rime, ze pomocor svojho dobreh
\ a obetavaho clenstva no al d.
h koncl.
/ Slovaci, Slovenly pomahajt
4 pracoyat !, obetujte, podporujt'
l Vasa praca, obet' a podpora pr
nesie Vam i celemu slovenskem
narodu hojne ovocie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
CELkOM ZDARMA
.5Q,0o0.O|0 RuBloy

Rusky rube minue bo hoden rube dajdc vysozna
cenemu obnosu hodnotu $27 500OO
Odozte 81 eo peniaze ebe mnohe bohatstva bo zadova
zene kupenm cudzozemkch penaz po yoach Povrava
lv Ruku najdene bolo radump 900
upozorhuje ohromne americke oeove proekty pmy
seine pany Ruku The Chicago Tribune dna r. septemba
pooruje kana ktor Dol pfave pre- pavbu
med Ruskom Nemeckom Persou Centranou Azou zabezpe
cud novy srovch maerlov pre- prize
mysh, menove oe manganese med otvorac 81 bohay
persky redoazky obchod do Nemecha Ruska. pony
site to za Zaste nemozete zameskat preztost
zt 81 tieto rube
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

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dovych yTAMNov do navyssei meryon boil s ze kenee
omo OIL ade este nebo dosahnuty Vysedok s YESTOLAX
svee
is NAJLBPefA zDRAverN6 eDnr1A Anovk rAnrxYA
YEAsTOAX je najleps zdravotnJ odmlad preha
nac Je najhovsim vedckym vyvino neho od
du Je nen bohaty vitaminoch obahuje sebe al
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

J SO srdecnym q hratskym po-
zdravenin sem Van oddasyy spelu-
brat
Jan A. Koetr,
tai. Slow. Ldsy,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
GARANCIA FRNIAxE VRATIMR

My cceme ably kazda osoba Amerke, kora potrebu mas
lick posaa pre- pakk Yeatolax Ny pouzvame spo
sob oasovana pre- rchlost oboznameia Podvuhone sv6
iecve vastnost Yeasoaxu bud vam hodny
eho Budete MIN potesenl garanujeme yam
Wy neberee ziadne rzko ebo my vatme penaze
budete spokojni S YEASTOIAX-OM.
Tch $4,000 rub ov davame len ako vastnu lakavost Ony
vas nestoa nc Cena skatuy YEASTOLAX e bez rub
Fov My garanueme budete Wac rad mat o skauu
zdrayie buducch tabetiek Len vypln obednavac stok
ponze udany poste no hned prpoja $0O Dosanete svo
pakhk YEASTOLAXU 5oO0O00 rub ov bezodkadne Spokoj
aost zarcen alebo penaze vrame Pamatae ato nabdka
len kray cas- preto pre- vase zdrave budncnost
ednajte dneska.
1o000o!oo ruskych rub ov zdarma $500 obiednavkou
YESTOAX kym ruhle trva Mysi rezervujeme prayo
vrat ohdnavku ak zasoba rub bude vycerpana
YEASTOIAX COMPANY
lasa So Michigan Avenue nspt. $50 CHICAGO
vYP14NTE KUPoN NIzE
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
Ma shierku slov. Vychodu.

Stefan Killian $6, Stefan Mar
Etiako 50c. 16. Sbor Slov. Ligy SIS,
130. Sbor I. S. J. Sokol $4,000. ,Po
So: Sbor 55. TSJ. v. S., Fir. Am
brose, Jan Timko, Jan A. Koclr.
Pa $l: Alojz Mashara, Stefan Riss
ko, Psyel Murin So. Jozef Vido So.
| (Vsetko New Kensington. Pal,
A2s Oahor MSS. Y; Moalnassen, Fa.'
$40. spolu $106 So.
4 VSstkym 81 'achetnym darcoln'
4 Y nlese Sloy. Ligy srdecne d 'aku-
4 jeM ! slcasne prosim vset etkych mi
loyp{kpv naroda, aby podl a 4. @olf
! fnpSti W lE tfi ITO q -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
Shierlky dosle ma kancelariu SLOW.
Ligy cd /. do 80. sept. 1922.

Ma oslobodzujdcu akciu Gravy
Spisa prispeli nasledovni:
Odbor 1894. MSS. $1,000. Cislo
SO. SLOW. Ev. Jednoty Youngs-
town $500. Jan Maria kosiczky
$500, po $1.00: FIR. Grunka, ia
kub Lopata, Adam Gurcak, Jan
Novak, Jan SOFA, Pavel Ofsonka.
Po 50c.: Jozef Svec q Alex. Mar
kovie, Jozef Lach $1.25, Jozef Lo-
pata ~. Jan Bachnatko Csc. Ci-
slo 80. Sci. 1886, 1876 Cislo Sci.
$500, 16. Odbor Mss. $500, 1913.
Clslo SEJ. $500, 165. Odbor MSS.
$500, 105. Sbor Slov. Ligy $500,
Michal Gronsky, 81. Spolu 1885.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
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ZDRAVIE B0HATSTVO

Len ako zvastnn kavostna zrychlene oboznamenia
S YEAsToIDAxoM ludeme avat obmedzeny Gas kazdej
osobe ktoa nam pose $loo zaokye ceny paka
YEASTOLAXU.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26
F|REMEN'S DAY WILL
Be GALA OCCASION
Will Fix Date Next Week; Many
Distinguished Visitors
Expected.

Directors OF the Department of
Public Safety have practically decid-
ed 20 have a flremen's day for the new
department. and at their meeting next
week they expect to fix date for the
occasion which will be held sometime
the latter part OF May. The reason for
the delay at present is due TO the
difficulty in getting suitable place
for the holding of the exhibition drill
which will be a feature of the day.
Chief William J. Lutz is working or
this now and hopes to be ready next
week TO state TO the directors that he
has all his plans complete. On the day
OF the review fire officials from many
cities Will be here as the city's guests
10 see what Wilmington has in the
way OF fire fighting organization
The first number on the program
will be a parade, in which every piect
OF FIRE apparatus in the city will bt
displayed. The thirteen companies vii
turn out IN full uniform. Next there
will be a demonstration by the f1remer
of rescue work, wall scaling. ladder
climbing and such and possibly aftel
this there will be an exhibition il
which some OF the new and moderl
engines will be used.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26
WHALES ARE PLENTIFUL
AS THE SEASON STARTS
Change in Women's Wear Gre
ates increased Demand for
Products.

RAYMOND. Wash, April 25.--The
1922 whaling season has begun. Eleven
whalers from the Grays Harbor feet
are now in Alaskan waters and ten are
cruising off the Oregon coast. Whales
are also caught ten miles outside the
harbOr Of Hoquiam.
Whales are very abundant up and
down the coast, SO much so that pres
ent-day whalers take their time Ian
cling down the big sea- a-bovines and
pick out the species yielding the great
est returns.
There are several varieties and they
range UP to 30 feet in length. There
are humpbacks, sperms. sulphur-bot-
toms and "caseys." the latter being a
species OF porpoase, but OF value as a
makeshift catch. II measures about
20 feet.
Whalers. this spring filed up their
crews quicker than is usual because
Of lack of other seagoing employ
nent. The demand at present FOR
whale products Is fair, but bids we'll
to increase, owing to a slight change
In women's wear. Fashion has de-
creed that a boned girdle Is to be worn
instead of the tinne-honored corset.
The boning is used to brace a webbing
Of elastic: This bone material IS man
ufactured from the peculiar structure
in the mammoth mouth Of the baieen
or right whale, lanced IN Alaskan and
japanese waters.
The hide OF more common whales Is
gradually being worked up into mar
ketable articles by the leather goods
manufacturers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26
.K|WAN|S CLUB ON
CIVIC AFFAIRS
Plan to Cooperate for Larger
Delegation From City in
General Assembly.

Civic affairs OF varied character
enlivened tho meeting Of the Kiwanis
Club today at the Hotel du Pont.
The first question brought before
the club related to the placing OF
sings about the Blind Shop nWest
Eight street to protect the occupants
against reckless drivers. Mr.. Hunter
for Cus,ck 4 Company stated that his
company would make the signs and
the offer was gratefully accepted.
The second question WAS the mat
ter OF naming committee to CO.
operate with Mayor Harvey's COM
mittee that will wage a campaign next
fall for larger and more equitable
representa- ton in the General Assem-
bly, for Wilmington. A committee
will be named to represent the club.
The matter OF the clubs participa-
ton in a movement to plan for q
detention house for children under II
years OF age envoked a lively dis.
cussion and the club members finally
decided TO refer the matter to tn,
Public Affairs committee OF which
former Mayor William G.. Taylor Il
chairman.
William NJ. Reck OF a Florida lan<
and development company addressed
the members on some Of the interest
ing things about the citrus develop
ment of Florida, illustrating his lee
ture with lantern views.
| The prize winners today wer
Thomas A. Walsh. Harry Lynch. ]. c
Lawson. G.. NJ. Pennock, c. w. Isen
berg, A. H. Scholl and A. z. Frantz.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26
LAW ENFORCEMENT
AROUSES SENTIMENT
Scores Of Meetings Being Held
in Every Section OF
the State.

The many details of the program Tor
Law Enforcement Week are working
out successfully, according TO Rev. 10.
C. Prettyman, secretary OF the general
COMMITTEES on this weeks celebration.
Meetings have been held In every com
munity In the state. The meetings
held In tho public schools have been
unusually successful. The teachers
have co-operated with the various
committees and the students nave
shown big interest In the special ex-
ercises, many of them taking part IN
the meetings and exercises. Dry sen
timent is said TO be growing as q re-
suit OF the drive.
Practically every school in the coun-
ty was visited yesterday by Law En-
forcement committees. and those moi
visited will be taken care OF today o'
tomorrow.
The colored mass meeting at Ezior
IA. M. r. Church last night was wei
lattended. Rev. DIR. G. A. Tindley o
Philadelphia made the chief address
land the sympathies Of the audience
were undoubtedly with the movement
There will be a meeting Of the gen
leral committee in the offices of Calel
lE. Burchenal. the chairman. this Of
ternoon ut o'clock TO discuss what
ever plans arc deemed necessary TO
Tho remainder Of the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26
DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

Delaware City, April 26.-The men
Of Christ Episcopal Church. this eve
ming in the Town Hall. will tender a
reception to Bishop Philip Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dillon and
Miss Betty Burleigh were entertained
at shad dinner. last evening. given
in their honor by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Winchester.
Mrs. William Givson, Sr.. while
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul New
man OF Marshallton was taken Ill and
brought to her home here. She is
improving.
Mrs. William Tidball, wife OF Col
onel Tidball Of Fort du Pont, has gone
to Baltimore. Nd. to spend a month
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Margaret Kane is spending
two weeks with her daughter. Mrs
Frank Diehl Of Reading, Pa.
Miss Gertrude Husfelt, when step
ping from rear door at her home
yesterday. lost her footing and fell
several feet to the ground, being
badly bruised about the body.
William and Frank, sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Heal, will be taken to q
Wilmington hospital, tomorrow. to
have their tonsils removed.
| Rev. j., r. Milligan. for many years
pastor of st. Georges Presbyterian
Church and now OF Washington, d. c.
Ia spending several days with Mr.. AND
Mrs. j. G. Stuckert of st. Georges.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herneizer OF neal
here are being congratulated upor
the birth OF q fine baby girl.
Mrs. Frank Belville Is quite Ill a
her home on Washington street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26
ESSAY CONTEST.
Prizes Are Offered by the State w. c,
L. L.

The department Of scientific tenn
perance instruction of the Delaware
w. G. T. L. will award prizes amount
ing TO SIS TO educators and scholars
of the State, for the best essays on
temperance topics. The contest will
close May ! and prizes will be award
ed In June. The topics are as follows: {:
College students-'The Significance
OF the 18th Amendment and the Vol
stead Act" and Tobacco and the Col
lege Student
Teacher-"Best Methods Of Scien-
ti1c Temperance Teaching"
Normal and training school students
BEST Methods of Scientific Temper
ance Teaching"
High school students-"What Two
Years OF Prohibition Have Meant &c
Our Country" and Why the High
School Student Should Fight the
Cigarette"
Seventh and eighth grade pupils
What Is the Harm in Beer, Wine anC
Home Brew" and How the Cigar
cite Injuries Health"
Fifth and sixth grades-"The Harm
full Effects Of Alcohol" and "Th'
Harmful Effects of Tobacco"
The w. c. T. q. officers have beer
aided In arranging the contest by tn
teachers Of the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover. April 2e.-Chsrters we're fled
here, yesterday, as follows:
Doble steam Motors Corporation, Berk-
ley. Calf; caDital. $1,000. 900.
Panama COOPERATIVE Cattle and Land
Development Co.. Whining ton. Del; 81
100000.
Federal Industrial Corporation. Brook
lyn N Y. 81. 200, 900.
Atlas Producing Co.. Kansas City. Mo.
Easter Radio Corporation. Whining
ton, Del: sI.OO0.O00.
Harrington Petroleum Corporal ton Cairo.
Ill. 81 ,oO0. 900.
Central States Products Corporation.
Wilmington. Del. 81 900 600
Commonwealth Hotel Co OF Pennsyl-
vania. Harrisburg. Pa: $500, 900.
Mantell Rotary Extinguisher Corpora
ton, New York City; $500, 900.
General Grocery Stores. Inc. Philadel-
phia, Pa; $3.50. 600.
Dynamon Corporation. Dover. Del. Z
District Finance Corporation. wilmins-
ton, Del: Si0O, 900.
Richards Chemical Co. Glenolden. Pa. (,
Reed and Roberts Co. Kenton. Del. /:
$50, 900.
Waukesha High Rock Spring Co.. VIII
raingt ton, Del. $50, 600.
Graphic Film Exchange OF New York
Inc. Wilmington. Del 50 600.
Increase in capital of Philadelphia
Roamer Co. New York City, from s25. 600
TO 100000: Alexander Hotel Constrtc-
ton Co. New York City, $1,000, 600 TO
Change of name OF Wright, Swan n
Co. 20 J. y. Wright Investment Co,
| Denver, Col Cooperative and Invest
ment Corpora ton to COOPERATIVE FL
nance Corporation, Wilmington Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26
BUS MEMS APPEAL
REJECTED BY STREET s.
AND SEWER DEPT.
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Delaware Rapid Transit Co. stated
they have leased a big building at the
northwest corner of Fourth and
French streets. which they are to
remodel and convert into bus termi-
nal, which. will have all the features
OF a iarge railroad station. This COM
pany will use II as it's local terminal
and threo or four OF the other re-
sponsible lines will also be allowed to
use IL as their terminal. There will
be adequate waiting rooms. comfort
ably equipped. soda water fountains
and the like.
street directors should have given
them more time than today at noon to
Ale their applications, but the direc-
tors reply that the resolution was
adopted on March 81 and announce
ment was made at that time that II
would become operative May 1: there
fore the bus men have had a fun
month In which to file their applica-
tons and arrange their business In
accordance with the provisions OF the
new law. Those who did not file by
noon today will have to suspend bust
ness next Monday morning until they
can file them and have their permits
issued.
This morning several OF the bue
line companies had their applications
In the Offices OF the Street and Sewer
Department. but only one OF them hao
fled the insurance policy required
These policies have to be filed with
the department and receive the ap-
proval OF the directors before the per
mits viii be issued.
The bus lines which have filed are
Delaware Rapid Transit Co, Whining
ton 10 Smyrna; b. and D.. Line. VII
minston TO Kennett Square and in
termediate points; Alfred c. Stiltz
Wilmington TO Newark and Elkton
United Peoples Transit Co. and Peo
pies BUS Line all one company. VII
mington TO Marshallton; ONeh Con
struction Co., Wilmington to Hook
essin: Royal Bus Line, Red Arrow
i Bus Line to Claymont; West Cheste
transportation CO.. Carter Baldwin
Peter Castdarro. Luigi Delline. Wit
Trotta and Sam Cutrona.