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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-14
NEW REDUCTIONS LIKELY
IN NAVY YARDS BY JUL

WASHINGTON, June 14.-Warning
of impending further reductions in
civilian personnel at navy yards and
shore stations after July 1, next, was
given by Acting Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt in a notice telegraphed to-
day to all yards and stations and or
dered posted on bulletin boards.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-14
Thursday Dollar Day
Thursday is the Day to Save

for II balls o. n. T. Crochet Cot
ton; all numbers, white or ecru.
Lace Collars, new line just re-
ceived; beautiful patterns.
for 80 rolls Bob White Toilet Pa
per; limit, 80 rolls.
36-inch all-silk black Satin Mes
salin; bright satin finish.
Pongee Silk, all silk, for all sorts
of purposes; regular $1.19 value.
for 2 yards Pongee Tussah Silk,
a wonderful bargain; 69c value,
36-inch.
for 8 yards of Black Mercerized
Sateen; for boomers, aprons,
dresses.
Novelty Silk Skirting, white or
pongee shade, reg. $1.25 value.
36-inch Rajah Silk Skirting in
white only; very special.
for 8 pairs Ladies Hose; black,
white, brown; all sizes.
for 4 pairs of Children's Sox in
plain or fancy colors.
Ladies Pure Thread Silk Hose,
navy, grey, brown, black, white;
all sizes.
Ladies fine ribbed Union Suits
envelope style, either built-up
or bodice top.
for 2 boys Union Suits, short
sleeve, ankle length; 4 to 6 yrs.
Ladies' Batiste Gown, pink or
white, kimono style, and neatly
trimmed.
House Dresses. good quality per-
Gale, with tie-on belt, $3.50 value
Shocks and Middies, assorted
colors and sizes, S1.50 value.
for 8 yards White Outing, 27-
inch, good quality.
for 4 yards Dress Voiles, as
sorted colors and patterns, val
, SOC.
Children's Boomer Dresses, of
good quality Bingham, all sizes.
for yards Longcloth, soft fin
ish, 36-inch, Soc value.
for 4 yards Plisse Crepe, for I'M
dergarments; pink, blue, white;
35c value.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-14

for 7 yards of Bleached Muslin;
fine, smooth thread.
for 8 yards Unbleached Muslin;
clean, easily bleached.
for 8 yards Cambria Muslin, for
fine sewing; limit, s yards.
for A yards of Indian Head; for
middies, aprons, etc.
for 8 yards of Pillow Tubing;
standard brand, all widths.
for 2 yards of 81-inch Bleached
Seamless Sheeting; very special.
for 2 yards 32-inch Art Ticking;
fine for furniture coverings.
for 6 yards of Percale, light or
dark; about 100 patterns.
for 6 yards best Apron Bingham,
all colors and checks.
for 6 yards Cheviot Shifting in
stripes and checks.
for 2 yards of Mercerized Table
Damask, full width; good pat
terms.
for 5 yards of all-linen Toweling,
either bleached or unbleached.
for Pillow Cases, full size, good
muslin.
Bed Sheet, for single bed; seam
less; wide, deep hem; good, firm
muslin.
for 6 Turkish Towels, good size
and weight; very special.
for A Turkish Towels, large size,
woven ends, 35c value.
Bed Pillows, full size, fancy art
ticking, good filling.
Vacuum Bottles, full pint size;
keeps contents hot or cold.
for 3 yards Hair Bow Ribbon, all
colors, plain or MORE.
Kayser's 2-Clasp Silk Gloves, all
shades and sizes; 81. so value.
Net Guimpes, rows of fine Val
laces; all sizes; reg. S1.50 value.
Leather Handbags, new shapes,
regular values worth up to $500.
Lace Vestees for your sweater;
beautiful patterns, worth up to
$500.
Evening journal., 1922-08-19
NOTICES

d. B. Maloney. Townsend, Del.
Second Election District Polling
place, Robert E. Waters. Townsend,
Del
BLACKBIRD HUNDRED
First Election District-Polling place,
Blackbird, Del
Second Election District - Polling
place, Blackbird. Del.
No person shall be permitted to cast
ballot for any of the candidates 20 be
voted for at the aforesaid primary cleo
tion, unless the person Offering to vote
believes in the principles OF the Repub-
llcan party, is a qualified elector OF the
primary district where the vote is Of
fered and the election officers are rea-
sonably assured that the Aforesaid cleo
tor viii support and vote for the nonai-
nees OF the Republican party at the next
general election.
HARRY n. BILLANY,
Chairman
DARLINGTON FINN, Secretary.
Dated this fifteenth day OF August
1874 augIs.2E
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NOTICES.
NOTICES
,r1cr OF SALE OF pE1IlvoUEN SUBSCRIPTIONS

SUBSCRIPTIONS
MBTROPOIITAN FINANCE CORPORATION
failed pay
Roy
Building
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IOUSEFC
Call even
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RRANDYWINF HUNDRED

First Election District-Polllng place
wirthland School. claymont. Del.
place. Talleyville Hail. Talleyville. Del
| Third Election District-Polling place
Mt Pleasant School. Mt Pleasant. Del
Fourth Election District = Polling
Fifth Election Distrlct-Polllng place
Stone School. Claymont. Del.
CHRISTIANA HUNDRED
First Election District-Polling place
second Election District - Pol1ins
place, Foard Store, Marshallton, Del.
Third Election District-Polling place,
Hunters Store.
place. Centreyille, Del.
Fifth Election District-Poiling place.
Henry Clay, Del.
sixth Election District-Polling place.
Seventh Election District = Polling
place, Clouds office, Elsmere. Del
MILL CREEK HUNDRED
First Election District-Polling place,
Marshallton, Del.
Second Election District - Polling
place, Hockessin. Del.
Third Election District-Polling plnce,
Milford Cross Roads.
place. odd Fellows Hall, stanton.
Fifth Election Dlstrict-Polling place.
WHITE CLAY CREEK HUNDRED
First Election Dlstrict-Polling place,
Deer Park Hotel, Newark. Del
Second Election DISTRICT : PoI5ng
place. Washington House. Newark, DEL
Third Election District-Polling place,
Mrs. Susan Currlnder. Chrlsslala, Del
NEW CASTLE HUNDRED
First Election Dlstrict-Poiing place,
Court House, New Castle, Del.
Second Election District = Polling
place. Gebhart's Undertaking Establish
ment Sixth and Delaware streets, New
Castle, Del.
Ninth and Washington streets. New
Fourth Election District-Polling place,
Fire Engine House. New Castle, Del
Fifth Election District--PoIling place
C. D. AppIeby's Store, Bear. Del
Sixth Election District-Polling place
i'o'' RED LION HUNDRED
First Election District-Polling place,
Engine House. Delaware City, Del.
Second Election District : Polling
place. office Of J. c. Stuckert' st.
Seorses sr GEORGES HUNDRED
First Election District--Polling place.
Lee Sparks office. Odessa, Del.
SECOND Election District Polling
place, Samuel c. Eaton's, Port Penn,
Third Election District-Polllng place.
PENCADER HUNDRED
First Election District-Polllng place,
W. c. Brooks. GLASGOW. Del
second Election District Polling
place. Lum's Garage. GLASGOW, Del
First Election District-Polling place.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE-PURSUANT TO THE CALI
OF the Republican State Committee. 4
primary election will be held under th'
authority and direction Of the New Cas-
tie County Republican Committee OF
! Saturday, August 1s, 1922. between th'
/ hours OF 1 and (standard time). in tn,
afternoon. at the following named
places for the selection of delegates and
alternates TO the State Convention o.
the Republican party, TO be held Al
Dover on the twenty-second day Of
August. 1922. for the purpose OF nomi-
mating a candidate for United State:
1921 TO March 4. 1923; a candidate FOR
I United States Senator to serve from
March 4. 1928, TO March 4, 1929; a can
didate for the office OF Representative
from the State Of Delaware In the Six
ty-eighth Congress- of the United States
candidate for the office of Auditor OF
Accounts; a candidate for the office OF
Insurance Commissioner; a candidate
for the office OF State Treasurer. and
for the purpose OF transacting such
business as may properly come before
the State Convention.
Delegates and alternates TO the Stats
Convention have been apportioned and
elections viii be held in New Castle
county as follows:
POLLING PLACES
FIRST WARD
First Primary District (entire ward)--
Polling place, southwest corner Third
and Orange streets.
SECOND WARD
First Primary District (entire ward0-
Polling place. All South Buttonwood
street
THIRD WARD
First Primary District (entire vard)-
Polling place, 220 Jefferson street
FOURTH WARD
First Primary District (entirs ward)-
Polling place. 516 East Fourth street
FIFTH WARD
First Primary District (entire ward)-
Polling place, northeast corner Eighth
and Jefferson streets.
SIXTH WARD
First Primary District Gst ana Ind
Election Districts0-Polling place, north
east corner Seventh and Walnut streets.
Second Primary District (3rd and 9TH
Election Districts)-Polnng place, sls
Walnut street.
Third Primary District (4th and sth
Election Districts-Polling place. 1922
King street.
Fourth Primary District 9th and sth
" '''' SEVENTH WARD
First Primary District (entirs wsrd)-i
Polling place, 404 dupont street.
EIGHTH WARD
First Primary District qst. 2nd and
5rd Election Dlstricts)-Poning place.
612 East Seventh street.
Second Primary District (ith. 9Th, sth.
I'M oAIt 1Alr AuAm anu AAAAA L<iCNAANn
place. northwest cor
ner Ninth and Spruce streets.
NINTH WARD
First Primary District (1st. 2nd and
Ord Election Districts-Poling place,
1877 East Thirteenth street.
Second Primary District 10th, 9Th. 9Th.
7th. sth, 9th, 10th, 11th 18th. 13th, 14th,
18th, 18th, nth. 18th. 18th and 20th
Election Districts)-Polling place, 2212
Market street
TENTH WARD
First Primary District Gst. 2nd, 5rd |
and 4th Election Dlstricts)-Polling /
place, 1921 West Fourth street.
Second Primary District 18th. 6th, 7th. |
sth, 9Th and 10th Election Dlstriots)-l
Polling place, 10T South Van Buren /
street.
ELEVENTH WARD
First Primary District Cst. znd. srd.
eth, 9th and 6th Election Districts)-'
Polling place. sos Maryland avenue.
TWELFTH WARD
First Primary District (entire ward)-l
Polling place, 1884 West Fourth street.
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| sEABoARD FINANCE AND INVEST
| MENT Y.-CERTTFICATE
OF REFLECTION OF ISSUED CAPI-
tai STOCK.
We. the undersigned, being the Presi-
dent and majority OF the directors
OF Seaboard Finance and Investment
company, corporation organized under
the laws OF the State OF Delaware, DO
HEREBY, for the purpose OF reducing
the capital stock issued by said COM
pany, make, sign, acknowledge, file,
record and publish this statement OF
reduction and certify that the facts
herein stated are true:
FIRST:-That said company IS au-
thorized TO Issue 65.691 shares OF capt.
tai stock. without nominal or par
value. and has issued all of said shares
SECOND:-Thst, pursuant TO q no
tice. duly given in Accordance with the
provisions Of Section 2s, Of the General
Corporation Law Of the State OF Della
OF said company. meeting Of the
stockholders OF said company was duly
held in the city OF New York, on July
l3. 1922, for the purpose of acting upon
stock so issued by said company. to
65.5S7 schares.
THIRD:-That at said meeting, reso-
buttons were duly adopted by the unani-
nous affirmative vote Of the holders of
all OF the outstanding stock in said
company, that the 65.ss1 shares of capi-
tai stock Issued by said company. be
reduced to e5.3S7 shares, and that such
reduction be effected by the purchase. at
not above 800 per share. of 30i shares
OF said stock for retirement.
FOURTH:-That the reduction au-
thorlzed in said resolution has been duly
accomplished in accordance herewith.
FIFTH:-That all OF the debts Of said
company not otherwise fully secured
have been paid and discharged and that
all OF the creditors OF said company have.
in writing, duly approved the reduction
OF the capital stock of said company
herein set forth and the manner Of af-
fectng said reduction herein set forth.
SIXTH:-That the name OF the Presl-
dent OF said company is David NJ. Good
rich
sEvENTH:-That the names Of all
OF the directors OF said company are
as follows: David NJ Goodrich, Bayard
Domlnick, l.. F. Katzenbach, Henry
Ioclkhart, Jr., John L. Weeks, A. y.
Wells. Samuel McRoberts. Robert J..
p. A. Rockefeller. J. H.
Graham. W. 2. s. Griswold, George P.
Kennedy.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
set our respective hands and seals this
2nd day OF August. 1922
DAVID NJ. GOODRICH. o.. 81
President.
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First Primary District Qst. znd, srd.
4th, 9Th and 6th Election Districts)-
Polling place. sos Maryland avenue.
TWELFTH WARD
First Primary District (entire ward)-
Polling place, 1894 West Fourth street.
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eTATr OF DFr,AwART

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
I. A. r. BENSON, Secretary OF State
Of the State Of Delaware. do hereby GER
tify that the above and foregoing IS a
true and correct copy OF Certificate of
Reduction OF Capital Stock issued by
the ''sEABOARD FINANCE AND M
VESTMENT COMPANY" as received
and fled in this office, the 11th day OF
August, A. d. 1922. at Q o'clock A NJ.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
have hereunto set my hand
and official seal, at Dover, this
(sEAL) 11th day OF August. in the year
OF our Lord. one thousand nino
hundred and twenty-five.
A. r. BENSON,
Secretary of etabA.
Received for Record August IL. INA
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Batteries Recharged. SOC

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service batteries for all make cars.
Repairing, rebuilding work guarantees.
Dayhte Service Station, 1903 Market ST.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF

BE IT RBMBMBERED. That on this
2nd day Of August. A. d. 1922. person
alIy appeared before me. JOHN NJ
BTJCHER, the subscriber, Notary
Public for said county and State.
Seaboard Finance and Investment Com
pany and Henry Lockhart. Jr., P. A.
Rockefeller. Geo. P Kennedy. j. II.
Graham. Arthur p. Wells. L. p. Katzen-
bach and Samuel McRoberts. a major
ity of the directors Of said company and
parties to the foregoing statement.
known to me personally 10 be such. and
having first made known 70 them and
each OF them. the contents OF said state
ment, they did each severaliy acknowl-
edge that they signed. sealed and de-
iivered the same as their several volun-
tary act and deed. and each deposed
that the facts therein stated wers
truly set forth.
GIVEN under my hand ana seal Of
office, the day and year aforesaid.
JOHN NJ. BUcHER,
Notary Public
Notary Public, Kings County.
Kings County Clerk No 200
Kings County Registers No. 4190.
Certificate Filed in New York County,
Clerks No 404 Registers No. 4373.
Commission Expires March 80. 1924
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Kings County.
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sARAGE.
Evening star., 1922-06-04
Cold Desserts.

Hot days are soon coming. and
! with them the desire, If not the neces-
sity. for cold desserts. This does not.
of course. mean frozen desserts. There
are many kinds Of cold desserts that
are not frozen. but simply chilled by
being placed in the refrigertor. And
they are almost as satisfying for
| warm-weather desserts as the frozen
ones.
Bavarian cream is a good dessert
under this head. Here is a recipe
for 1t that is reliable: Heat one cup
of cream or milk in a double boiler.
and add a tablespoonful of gelatin
| which has been soaked In couple
of tablespoonfuls of cold water and
dissolved in little boiling water.
Add a beaten egg mixed with half a
cup of sugar and as soon as 1t begins
to thicken remove from the fire.
Cool, and then add one cup of cream
whipped solid. To make a good
chocolate Bavarian cream add two
level tablespoonfuls of cocoa with
the sugar For good coffee cream
start out with a cup of very strong
coffee and milk to begin with.
There are some delicious cold hot
weather desserts made with fruit
berries crushed and sweetened you
can always make an easy dessert by
adding them to whipped cream and
serving over little sponge cakes.
slices OF plain cake or lady fingers.
Caramel charlotte is a dessert with
| out fruit. To make 1t dissolve half
an ounce of. gelatin in half a gill
of cold water. Brown three table,
spoonfuls of sugar. add a cup Of
milk and stir. Mix the yolks of FIVE
eggs and three .tablespoonfuis of
sugar a teaspoon of vanilla and two
tablespoons Of cold milk. Add a little
of the hot milk and then add the egg
! mixture to the hot milk and stir
until it is thick. Add the gelatin
and stir till it Is dissolved. Strain
/ and cool. Beat a pint of cream stiff
and when the caramel mixture begins
! to thicken add 1t slowly to the cream,
beating all. the time. Line a mold
with lady fingers or slices of sponge
cake. Fill with the charlotte. Put
the mold on the ice until 1t is want
| ed. then turn on a dish and ga-nish
with candied flowers. :
For walnut charlotte. line cups with
lady fingers at bottoms and sides and
| fill with the following mixture: !:
Dissolve quarter of box of gelatin
! by soaking 1t first in half a cup Of
cold water and then stirring it over
hot water Turn into 1t quarter
| of cup Of milk and two-thirds of a
cup Of sugar and strain. Then fold
half cup Of chopped English wall
nut meats. Place the bowl contain
ing the mixture in bed of ice and
stir until 1t begins to rthicken Then
NIL the spaces left in the cups with
the charlotte and leave until it is
set. In place Of the gelatin a Gun
of custard may be made with three
fourths of q cup Of milk, two eggs
and the sugar given above.
Evening star., 1922-06-04

Recent Investigations made by the
United States Forest Product Labor
atory indicate that timber cut from
insect or FIRE killed trees is just as
good for any structural purpose as
that cut from live trees of similar
quality, providing the wood mas not
been subsequently injured by decay
or further insect attack.
Evening star., 1922-06-04

Our Flag Chapter. d. A. r., held its
annual meeting Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. John T. Sadler and Mrs.
Thomas Ouellette in Chevy Chase.
The regent, Mrs. Louis D. Carman.
presided.
The following officers were elected
Regent, Mrs. Louis D. Carman; vice
regent, Mrs. John T. Sadler; record
ing secretary. Miss Mary A. Kauff-
man; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Edward NJ. Weeks; treasurer. Miss
Laura c. O'Hare; registrar. Mrs. Sam
uel Polkinhorn: historian. Mrs. AL
bert NJ. Walker; chaplain. Mrs. G. W.
Trowbridge.
Annual reports of officers were read
and a contribution voted for flags for
the Americanization School. An in
cident of the meeting was the pres
entation to the chapter by Mrs. John
T. Sadler of a gavel made of wood
from the Morse elm. century old
tree which stood at Pennsylvania
avenue and 14th street The chapter
unanimously voted to give the gavel
to the D. A. r. state historic commit
tee, and Mrs. Nagle, state historian,
received the gift with a speech of
thanks.
Chas. A. D0yen Unit, Americas
Evening star., 1922-06-04

Chas. A. D0yen Unit, American
Womea's Legion, will meet Wednes-
street, with Mrs. Mary E. Woodward.
street southeast.
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Complete Golf
Outfit, $l3.85

Good outfit for old.timers or be.
ginners. One 3-stay bag; choice of
FIVE imported Scotch clubs, one
ball. The clubs alone are easily
worth $l3.85.
Evening star., 1922-06-04
Imported Golf
Clubs, $2.45

Scotch clubs-drivers, brassies,
irons, mashies, putters, etc. Most
unusual ct $2.45.
(Pirst door.l
Evening star., 1922-06-04
u. s. MOSQUITO tents, 79C

The Z. S. Govt paid S5.75
for these canopies. Large
enough to cover double bed;
fine for campers and tourists, or
for kiddies' play in the yard.
Some housekeepers find it profit.
able to buy these for the II yards
of marquisette in them. Large Sec
tions,, easily ripped apart, make tine
curtains, draperies, etc.
Evening star., 1922-06-04

Young housekeepers can furnish
their homes attractively and substantially
with this suite. 1t is character furniture
built to endure, of rich American walnut.
furniture, fourth noor)
Evening star., 1922-06-04

Note the full vanity dresser,
the graceful bow-end bed, the massive
dresser and HIS delight real mans
chifforobe, with clothes compartment on
one side and sliding trays on the other.
Evening star., 1922-06-04
Women's
Pure wOrsted
bathing suits, $2.95
Sale Harry c. Lee s.
Horscmdn's

Not ordinary woolens that soon
hang limp and lifeiess, but pure
worsted that holds its shape.
Solid colors, with white or fancy
stripes. Sizes 36 to "A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
AMERICAN STORES
/. JUMPS TEN POINTS.
Aimless Drlft In General List
Because Of Holiday
lnSIuoncoS

After several weeks Of neglect Amer.
lean Stores again loomed into promi.
nence. in today's local market, making
one DE- the characteristic sensationa
upward fights Of 10 points to 1853.
Like most Of the preceding dem0netra.
tions the sudden rejuvenation was m.
heralded and unexplainable By any. d.
rect or positive Developments. There
was the usual assortment of. financial
ruunors, but It would be usele!e waste
Of space to recount them within within the
daily review.
The turnover was relatively small, %
the 10.point Jump and subsequent 2.
point reaction was accomplished on ap.
proximately 600 shares. In other words,
those who tried to get the stock and
apparently wanted It badly were com.
evidently little Of IL around. When
this more urgent demand was Satisfied
the price fell Of. The higher price
was within 4 points Of the high OF the
year and 78 points above the low.
There IL little to be said concerning
the operations in the general list. In the
first place, there was little done BE-.
cause Of the reluctance Of the trading
element to increase ventures over the
nOlOHy. IN tue DeCOuU pluC0 pEiCc VUrIs
ations comprised shaving Of fractions in
either direction Despite the light volume
outstanding and the unsett1ed condi.
ton Of the other markets the tone was
fairly strong.
Some observers professed to And evi-
dence Of accumulation Of p. II. r. Mt
az. last weeks top price. Good alb
sorption Of Pennsylvania Railroad was
also noted at ASH. even though the
stock sold fractionally under that quo.
tation in the New York market. On
the other hand, Electric Storage Bat.
tery yielded q point, which, however.
was merely reflection Of lower trend
on the Bis Board.
The Philadelphia Electric issues and
U. G. I. continued to hold ground we'll.
Lake Superior enjoyed good support.
Few odd lots Of Eisenlhr came out ut
20. I.ehmish Navigation shaded frac.
tiOnally.