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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
NEW CHARTERS.

special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Jan. 23.-Chartcrs were filed
here, Saturday, as follows;
Colonial Products Corporation. VIII
mington. Del: capital. $1,000, 600.
Su-DcV NOod-Curving Co., Whining
ton. Del; 81 100000.
National Union Co. New York City
$3.50 900.
Johnstone Tire stores Co. New York
City: se50,O0o.
Bell Coal and Navigation Co. Dover.
Del S2O0.OOO.
Pcntex Leases. Inc. Wilmington. Del.
81 1000.
Linda Basso Co. Wilmington. Del ;
So. 30.
Gulf Products Cooperation. New York
Maisorth Co. Wilmington. Del. 500
nW
Hot sutomatic Galvanizing Co. Pitts
burr Pa. .. 700.
kllsntowa sales Corporation. Whining
ton. Del $4,000.
Bay View Amusement Co. Bowers, Del.
S. 100
.Puro Food specialtles Co.. Wilmington.
y. 2 Pump Manufacturing Co.. Pitts
burg. Pa. $4,000.
West Jersey Trucking Co.. Philadelphia
I Pa. S2S OD0t
Increases in capital-Trinity Oil Cor.
+ pOrati changed 20 Columbia Petroleum
Corporation. Wilmington, Del. from
50 900 900 20 $1,000 900; Petroleum
Banlars Corporation, New York City
$50 Op0 to S3.O0nD0o. scott Mining
syndicate Inc, Wilmington, Del sioo.
: Change OF name OF Sonia Petroleum
J Corporation to sacks Petroleum Cor
4 poration. New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
rnilA. PRODUCE MARKErs.
pre.s 20 Every Evening

ny Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Jan. s9.-wheat nrrl,;
80. 2 rcd winter, i.i6Gi.2i; do, gar
Ncky, ii04iiS,
corn higher; No. . fcr export, 60
4es, 40. No. 2. 6od6i; No. 4, 6S0
~! car lots. local. No. yellow. e2@
Ga, No. yellow eois Gei.
oats nrm; No. . white, A5RG4e;
No. s. white. 44a4tis.
Flour nrm, soft winter stralsh,
Western, b.7tGSS5; DO. nearby, SIS
0is.to, hard winter straight, s.4o@
zee. ao. short patent. 69od7l5;
sprinr, nrs, clear. s.o0G5. $40; do. pat
enc TaoQ7.to; do. short patent. 7.s0
m1.ao. fancy spring and city mills
natont. family brand. S.00Gs.75.
wheat higher; No. red winter.
ils0ti.ss, dos sarliclSy. il2Gli7.
Butter higher; western creamery
extra ssfisT, nearby prints, fancy. 30.
rses irregular; nearby extra frsts,
a.. DO. rrsts. a.; western extra firsts,
"a. do. rrs,s a.; fancy selected. pack
Cd. toTb1.
chcssc steady; New York whole
milk. fancy fats. held. 90; do, fresh,
a., fair 20 good, s0020is; lOnghorn,
ssM7a, single daisies. held. 81 \ @23;
40, fresh. si@2ih.
1--we poultry steady. fowls, not leg
horns. e2@2s, do. leghorns. 22@27;
spring chickens, not leghorns, 2262S;
DO. ierhorns. 2o@2s; shaggy young
rooster. 2o022, old roosters. l7@ls;
turkeys. s5Gso; ducks. white Pekin,
aNlas, do. mixed colors PAGES;
muscovy. isaac. geese. 23025.
Dressed poultry steady: spring tur-
keys. fancy. dry packed. 59G55; do
v~s,crn fancy. b2d53: fair 20 good
4.ea4t; old toms. ae6ss; fowls. fresh
Killed. choice 20 fancy. 30N3s; do
rmAll sizes. 2ol2S; roasting chick
cns, nearby. s76se; do. western, 25
aab, hrolling chickens. nearby. "a
aas, 90. western. ?2G3s; old roosters
.omss. ducks. 2oG33; geese. fancy
gaa9t; fair 70 good. 20d22.
Potatoes Arm: white. hundredweight
fancy. 2oo6255.
Hay steady; timothy. 80. .. 2l.ot
dlas.oo; DO. No. 3. is.00@2O.00. sam.
pls. 1000 no grade. 1900
800; clover mixed hay. Hight mixed
9otoQ.i No. mixed. i9.o0G2 1000
rsliow. quiet; prime city loose. AZ
DO. special loose, G: prime country
a. edible IN tlerces. ga.
Bran dull. weak soft winter In 1Ol
pound sacks. Si.ooa39.0o: do. spring
ao.oo2a2oo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Chicago. Jan. 23.--Cattle--Receipt
$4,000: early sales beef steers mostly
25 cents n CHER, spots up more; choic,
heavy steers, 9.T5; bulk beef steers,
700@s.oo; she stock and bulls, 10 to
25 cents higher; best heavy bolognas.
4.75; calves, stockers and feeders
strong to higher.
Hogs--Receipts, $4,000; mostly s5
TO 40 cents higher than Saturdays
average: some 100 to 225-pound hogs
SO cents higher; shippers buying
literally: mostly hogs sold out of first
hands. but big packers doing nothing
top 9.05; practical top, 900; bulk
s.35GSS5; pigs mostly so cents high.
er. bulk desirable around 800; few
$40.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000: generally
strong to 25 cents higher; fat lamb:
to city butchers, 1850: packer top
early, 1880; strong weight yearlings
1850; fat eve top early. $50; heavy
1926
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
STOMACH UPSET?
Get At The Real Canse--Takc nv.
Edwards Olive Tablets.

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead ~
taking tonics. or trying 70 patch mp .
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause of the oilnent--ciosxsd
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in soothipg. healing way.
when the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions. away
go indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you n bad taste, coated
tongue. poor appetite. lazy. don't
care feeling. no ambition or energy,
trouble with undigestcd foods7 Take
Olive Tablets. the substitute for csio-
/ mel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets ara .
purely vegetable compound rnixef WITH
olive on. You WIN know them ~ their
olive color. They DO the work wi,hou,
gripping. cramps or pein.
Take one or two AZ bedtime fer
quick relief. Eat what you Ike. is-
lanL 30c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
ADVERTISING THAT
REACHES THE MASSES

When the magazines 90 out
after new business they use the
newspapers. They use them IN
a very extensive way. AS a rule
they use nothing less than full
pages. The Literary Digest
began the new year by spending
s15o.ooO in two weeks adVertls-
ing. using full pages in four hun
dred newspapers.
What has the magazine to sell;
Just two things-subscrlptlons
and advertising space. In order
to get advertising the magazine
must have readers. In order
to get readers it uses big space IN
the newspapers. It does not
use magazines or blllboardS. In
other words, it uses the medium
that reaches the largest number
Of possible subscribers in each
locality. Reaching 10000 per-
sons in a city Of 100000 popu-
Iation doesn't satisfy the maga-
zine. 1t must cover each city
Iintensively.
Does that mean anything tC
the advertiser who isse ling a food
an article of clothing, or an ar.
| ticle for the home? There are
more people in any city who eat
food than are apt to subscribe
to a magazine, and yet the maga
zine publisher is ready to spenC
| Sl5O,OO0 for a two weeks ad
vertising campaign in the news
papers.
The publishers Of magazine
are shrewd business men. Th
editors may be living in "th
Stone Age"-but the publisher
and advertising managers hav
to hustle for business in order I
keep the magazines alive.
The United States Shippin
Board is planning to spend 5000,
600 in newspapers (why not max
! it an even million) to advertise tn
! passenger ships now under it
|, control. In other words. the,
: will spend nearly a million dollar
to drum up passengers for vessel
of American register. By mean
a Of a coupon inserted in educa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
Republican and took an active In
tercst In party matters.
Isaac Edward Mason.

Republican and took an active IN
tercst In party matters.
Isaac Edward Mason.
Ipaac Edward Mason. 81 years old.
"a native OF Wilmington. died rud-
denly OF hoart disease, Ia night. at
his home, 235g broadway, Indian
nj oils, Ind. emf emf emf emf rnfmf
InpoIie, Ind. He Is survived by his vile
md ono son 1t is likely that the
funeral and intermcnt viii take piare
In Indianapolis. Mr.. Mason had been
resident OF that city S5 years, and
hod attained distinction ms an art IL
illustrator
Deceased vas n son Of the late
Malachi Mason Of Wilmington How
ever. as Edwards mother died when
he was five monthS old. he vent y
| live with Mr.. and Mrs Jesse X. Bay
lis. Mrs. Bayiis being an aunt. and
they reared him. Early in life nc be-
came an apprentice ut tho car build
nu plant OF Bowers e. Durc, where h'
deveIoped art talent and became ar
Illustrator and craftsman. When tb'
ear works were taken over BY tn
Pullman Co, he was sent by tina
lconpany 10 its Philadelphia establish
nent. later going 10 indianapolis
where for many years he had been u
lhusluesa on his own account
He is survived by several brother
and slsters. Albert o., Harry and Del
aware Mason, Mrs. Baylis and Mrs
Emma Knott. all OF Wilmington, an
Frank Mason, Of Brooklyn, n. J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
TALKS ON NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
BY Truman A. De Wees, Buffalo. N. Y.

tionai copy during the latter part |
Of the year it is claimed that froml
November 8 TO December 10l
a possible income Of S2,4O0,000
was developed for the expendl-
ture Of S6o,577 in advertising,
exclusive Of the cost Of time
table advertising and booklets.
The men who are now man
aging this big wartime o ganiza-
ton are shreWd business men.
| The government has a great
| investment in this fleet which is
a product Of wartime extrava-
! Pance. II is up to these men
to get something out Of the fleet.
1t can only he done through adj
vertising in mediums that reach
lal sorts Of people, in all cities,
every day in the year. Does the
example Of these men who have
! been selected to manage the
( government fleet mean anything
TO merchants or manufacturers
| who have something that can be
! sold to more people than can be
induced to travel,
/ Even the casual observer who
makes no study Of Advertising
! cannot fail TO notice the steady
drift Of the national advertisers
toward the newspapers. Names
that formerly loomed large in
monthly pub. ications are now
putting across daily news mes
sages in the newspapers. Not
all Of these national advertisers
90 out Of the magazines. They
are still popularizlng their trade
: marks by using the pictoria
presentation that is made pos
5 sible in the magazines; but they
2 have now attained a nation
2 wide distribution Of their product
S that makes it necessary I do in
= tensive advertising. In othe
D words, they must reach the larg
est number Of possible consumer
, in each locality-and they mus
reach them every day.
= am persuaded after man,
2 years of experience that the Onl,
5 kind of advertising that reall,
' pays is home-advertising :
5 adve tising that goes into tn
S home and stays there until eac
S member of the family has see
: it and absorbed it many time,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
FINANCIAL NOTES.

THE real basis for confidence in the
course of business in 1922 is now clear.
saws the National Bank OF Commerce of
New York. Notwithstanding tne severe
depression during the last year. purchases
by the American people In terms of ply
sical volume-were sufficient to absorb TO a
iarze extent accumulated stocks. so that a
gradual increase in output OF many, classes
of manufactures may be expected fu-
ture needs must be supplied primarily from
current production. This means greater
business activity.
January gross earnings OF Northern
Pari c will show only a slight decrease
fro - 1921. IL is estimated on the basis OF
results for the first fourteen days. In
January last year. gross was So, ,4bO, ,o3s
and there was net operating deficit OF
S432. .3i6. With expenses somewhat de-
flated since q year ago, the company may
be able 10 show income this January.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
CHEMICAL SOC|ETY'S
new COMMITTEES
Appointments Announced by
Chairman Stine OF the
Delaware Section.

Chairmen of committees and COM
mittee members who have been APP
pointed for the various activities of
the Delaware Section OF the American
Chemical Society for the forthcoming
Charles NJ. Stine. recently elected
chairman Of the section.
The entertainment committee Is to
be headed by w. II. Swint; the pro-
gram committee by j. T.. Booge and
the membership committee by w. NJ.
whitten, Jr.t The dinner and member
ship committee consists OF A. s. Krebs.
Krebs Pigment Il Chemical Co.; p. NJ.
Arnold. Pyrites Co.. X. =. Monroe.
du Pont jackson Laboratory: IL. n.
Morris, Hercules Powder Co.; ID.
Ashbrook. Joseph Bancroft d Sons
Co.; J. F. Garrett. General Chemical
Co.: j. T. Power. Atlas Powder Co..
A w. Kenney, du Pont Experimental
station, and j. w. kimball. National
Anil!ne and Chemical Co.
The Delaware Section OF the Ameri-
can Chemical Society has been In ex-
istence for n number of years and has
been active In bringing here men who
are distinguished in their various lines
OF work for the purpose OF discussing
the subjects on which they are au-
thorities. II has also been active in
other ways in stimulating interest In
chemical affairs In this neighborhood
The membership now consists of i67
men representing practically all the
leading chemical industries in this
| vicinity.
The recently elected officers OF the
section, other than DR.. Stine. tn,
chairman. are: Vice-Chairnan, A r
Van Gelder OF the Hercules Powdel
Co.; treasurer, J. +. Garrett of tn
General Chemical Co.; secretary, j. Il
Eooge of the du Pont Eyperlmenta
Station; councillors. Charles l.. Rees
land Il. J. Reiderer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
NEW CHARTERS.

~@ial Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. Jan. 2i.--Charters were file
here Yesterday, as follows:
Dural Corporation. Wilmington. Del.
ADAMS Corporation. Wilmington. Del
Gurinian Candy Co. Wilmington. Del ;
Business Methods Corporation. VII
uiucton. Del. sl50,OOO.
Holdsworth Corporation, New York
Equitable Corporation. Wilmington. Del
X q. b. Development Co. Wilmington.
Hathaway. Stone, Wallace and Will
liams. Inc. Wilmington, Del; $4,000.
increases In capitai--Textile Fibre SIX
Corporation, Dover. Del, from $500 oO0
10 $500 COO: American Releasing Corpora
/ ton, Wilmington. Del. Sl5o.0O1 %
/ "a 5000, Triplex Shoe Co.. Philadelphia
/ Pa. si50.OOo to S345, 900.
/ Change OF name of Tempiar Motor Co
I 10 Morrow Motors Corporation. New
/ York City: Baronet Motors Corporation
/ to Baronet Shoe Corporation. Boston
Mass: Hawk OH Co. OF Delaware Y
/ Wrightsman Petroleum Co. Tulsa, Okla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
MODERATE RALLY
IT T0DAy'S MARKET
Partial Recovery From satur'
days Selling Prsssurs' Lon
don Markets Firm.

nS Associated l'ress to Every Evening.
Nav Yorh. Ian. cs.--tWall Street,
io.Ao a. m)--Srec ulntivo issues rail-
lied moderately at the opening OF to-
DAYS stock market Stccis and equip
,ucnts manifested some relaxation
srcn last Saturdays selling pressure.
QUIZ states. Reploglc. Midvalc and
United states Steels rose large frac-
ticns sugars. coppcrs and rails also
improved but ots aud motors We're
lower.
rorclIn exchanges were Irregular,
although London's markets were him
on the successful underwriting OF
now EAstcrn Europcan loans.
Reactions Give Heavy Tone.
Neon Reactions OF 10 points in
slor,~stic and foreign oils gavo the
market a heavy tone during tho first
hour. This was further emphasized
nv selling OF minor stccls and equip
nsnts, also motors and their special
t,es and popular tohaccos and chemi-
cals
Tho markc, rallied .rrcguiarly before
noon. under lead of Gull States Steel
which advanced 1h points on renewed
buying of sugars, textiles. American
Can, American Ice and local trac-
f,cns. of the latter. Manhattan ele-
Vst~d and intcrNcrough consolidated
preferred was strongest. rising sis anC
= points. respectively.
Call money orcned az per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
kouN OFFICIALS CONFER.
A,torne,s For brokerage House Try
ing 10 >tralghteu financial Tanrlc

Attornoya Tor Edwin T. kohn Co,
Nrokcrs, with offices az 1929 Walnut
street, philadelphia, and whose local
of'ice ~ al Ninth and Market streets
camo % this city today. 20 confer with
Granville v. Alexander, manager OF
,he local Office. relative to the w
m.ngton accounts Tho concern went
into rcccivura hands On SATURDAY. 10.
lowing its suspension by the New York
consolidated stock Exchange.
Tho local offices are closed until fur-
thrr notice. and Manager Alexander
has been instructed hy tho receiver
to hold an securities and money intact
untn he has an opportunity 20 obtain
a knowledge of aNairs The amount
Of local liabilities incurred hy VIII
minxtoniana will not BE- known for
several DAYS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
EXILED EX-EMPEROR WARNED.
May be Removed to Remote Island II
Plotting Does Not End.

Berne, Jan. 2S.-Former Emperor
Charles OF Austria Hungary and his
wife Zita will be deported to an island
much more remote from Europe than
Madeira to which they are now exiled
If there Is any further attempt at re-
storation of their throne in the states
forming the former empire.
Zita, who came here TO be at the bed
side of her son, Robert. has so been
informed by the Swiss government
which transmitted to her a statement
made by the British, French and Ital-
ian ambassadors here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
DEATH COMES VERY
SUDDENLY TO THREE
LOCAL FAMILIES
Continued from page 1


lerton of santc re, New Mexico.
The funeral will be held from the
home OF her sistcr-in-law, at. 140s
Gilpin avenue, on Wednesday morn
Ing at II o'clock. Rev. r. w. Trap
nell. rector Of ST. Andrews Church,
Will conduct the services. Interment
will be In tho family plot In Whining
ton and Brsndywinc Cemetery.
II. =. Williams.
II. s.. Williams, veteran bailiff of
tho county courts. was found dead In
bed Yesterday at his home on the road
from Prices Corner 10 Marshallton
Ito had been afflicted with rheumatism
and was falling for some time. but
had not been really i'll. A month OF
80 ago he obtained leave of absence
sor the winter from his Court House
duties. Since that time he had lived
retired with his wife and two daught'
ers. lie was born In christiana hun.
| lred and lived there all his life, OK
rept when he was away in the Civil
War. being member or the FRS
| Delaware Regiment, When rural fire.
| mall delivery was established at Mar
shallton he had the first route from
there, which he managed until five o
six years ago. He was prominent II
| G.. A. II. and A. o. L. w. circles. III
was exceptionally popular about tn
Public Building. Two sons survive
In addition 20 the wife and daughters
rhey are Harvey, former membe
of the Legislature. and Eugene, bot
residents OF Marshallton. He serve
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
FIVE RESCUED AT SEA
AFTER LEAVING VESSEL

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Boston, Jan. 23.--The rescue at sea
from an open boat off ST. Johns, n,
T., of five men who had been exposed
for several days and nights after
abandoning the British schooner
Eileen Lake, was announced by the
Belgian steamship Persier, in radio
grams received here today.
The cook of the schooner lost his
life in the experience, dying the sec
ond night that the. crew spent in their
| little boat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
Lules Falk TO be Here.

Jules Falk. the well-known violinist
will give a concert in the drawing
room Of the New Century Club on
February 2S. under the auspices of
the Nurses Alumnae Association Of
the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital. Mr.. Falk lived In Wilmington
In his youth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
Co.. du Pont BuJIdin~
LIBERTY BONDS.

I Ry Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Jan 23.-Liberty bond
quotations at noon: 3ia's. s67s; frs,
4's. s7.6s; second As. 300 bid; first
4.'s, $3.50; second AIS. s7.0s: third
AIS. $3.50; fourth 4A's. 97.22: Victory
i3S.'s. 100.1s; Victory 4%'s, IO0.I6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
LEFT ESTATE TO NEPHEW.

London, Jan. 23.-Pope Benedict left
his property at Pegli. In Liguria. to
his nephew, Marquis Giuseppe della
Chiesa, says a Central News dispatch
from Rome today.
Various objects In his private apart
ments were bequeathed TO his success
or, and there are many bequests to
relatives and servants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
pEsouscE oHKAT skfrAIx.
BY AssociatoA Pres 70 Every Ev.nIss.

Paris. Jan. 25<~~ RsscIutions of con
dolencc oyer tho death OF Pope Bsns-
diet were adopted BY the World Con-
grers OF the irish Race, snmed'a.cly
on It's assembling here today.
Taking UP the questions before 81.
tho Congress considered and adopted
resolution deprecating the y.ndictiye-
ness Of Great Britain In retaining
Irish prisoners In British j1us"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
COTTON GINNING REPORT.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington Jan. 2S.-Cotton ginned
prior to January l6 amounted to T.
91S.971 running bales. including 12S,-
500 round bales. S2.3ss bales of Ameri-
can Egyptian and $40 bales Of Sea
Island, the Census Bureau announced
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
REMAINS OF DEAD
PoNrlFF NOW LIE
IN SOLEMN STATE
Continued from pase

which he had been confined by In
auenxa, To be present. A short time
before tho end. tho ncphows knel,
by the Popo's bedside md kissed his
hand.
Or. Bignami, with his hand on tho
Popc's pulse, stood 40 motionlcss that
| he seemed statue. Cardinal Gasparri,
Papal Secretary Of State. and Mgr.
Pizzarro knclt on the far side OF the
bed. Tho movements OF their lips indi-
Gated that they were Mt prayers.
AT the foot OF the bed were grouped
the members OF the Pope's household.
including Cardinal Giorgi, Mgr. Res
pishi the Prcfcct OF Ceremonies: Mgr.
Gaccio Dominant. Master OF the
Chamber; Prince Aldobrandinl. Chief
OF tho Noble Guard; Mgr. Samper,
Majordomo. and Mgr. Zamplni, Sac
ristan.
Cardinal Giorgi intoncd prayers for
tho department, which were followed
by all, including the resident Cardi-
nails and the members of the Diplo-
matte Corps. who knelt In tho adjo,n
ing private chapel. Mt tho door OF
which two OF the Noble Guards stood
with drawn swords
The dying PontiT's breathing be-
came shorter. and at last the anxious
watchers were unable to determine
whether he still lived n was only
when DIR. B!gnami. after holding o
lighted candle to the Popes mouth. of.
fically pronounced life extinct tha'
they were Obliged TO accept the Ger.
, talnty.
Formal Announcement Made.
! Immediately afterward CardIna
Gasparrl. acting as Cardinal Gamer
lengo. upon whom the direction o
affairs at the Vatican devolves afto
!. the death of Pope. appeared attire
In fun canonicals and attended b
. Cardinals, other prelates and layme
OF high rank at the Papal court. II
: entered the death chamber, afte
!, knocking at tho door with a silve
!, wand. Cardinal Gasparri. approach
: ing the bed upon which tho body la.
e touched the breast and forehead
I the body and then. sinking TO h
e knees. proclaimed In n voice full
u emotion, "Dominus Pater noster mo
tuus est"
~ Gasparrh as Cardinal Camerleng
"a then received the Fisherman's Rir
l. and the Papal seals. together with
N document formally attesting the dea
De OF the Pope.
News of the Pope's death sprc
fast among the crowds outside.
r. st. Peters Church the throng of VIC
A. shippers Immediately fell to th'
an knees, intouing "Requiescat
rd Aeternum."
M The decision TO leave the body In {
IA throne room only for one day az
accordance with the wish of tho Poi
o. The custom of having the body lie
40 state in the Sistine Chapel was d
NJ pensed with because the Pontiff
r. his will asked that his body be I
embalmed. as is Usually done. The
,s were accordingly only injections
ho formalin.
Az Certificate OF Death.
e. Rome. Jan. 23.--The certificate
n Pope Benedict's death was register
TO at the city's bureau OF death today.
IL reads:
The undersigned physician here
be states that at o'clock a. m, Janua
or % His Holiness. Pope Benedict
mp Giacomo della Chiesa, expired, folio
as Ing an attack Of broncho-pneumol
ys brought on by influenza.
(Signed) Doctor Raffaele Battist5r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
70 cnre a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tab
lets. The genuine bears the signature
of r.. w. Grove. (Be sure you get
Bromo.) 30c.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
sa to Swear on Street.

Pleading guilty 20 swearing on the
street May Walton was fined 50 and
rosts in Municipal Court today.