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Evening journal., 1922-05-24
HOLIDAY PROGRAM

Manager Cauffman of the Five
Points team of the County League.
has arranged a holiday bill for the
folk out that way on Memorial Day.
The Pointers will entertain their old
friends Of the Suburban League.
Krebs of Newport. and now one Of
the leading members of the City
League. The game will start at 4
o'clock.
Five Points will meet the Will
mington Giants ina practice tilt al
6 o'clock tonight.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
AZ

One of the most powerful clubs
playing outside of league ball and
perhaps stronger than some In the
various circuits win be IN town 90
morrow opposed 20 the Bacharach
Giants at Harlan Field. We speak OF
no other team than American Chain
OF York, Pa. Local fans who saw
them I'm action last year no doubt
will agree with us.
-a-X-s-
NO MAN IS TOO DULL TO BE
A BORE.
AXE
Some baseball managers we know
ought TO make pitchers with great
control. THEY GIVE so FEW
PASSES"
The above is one we clipped from
Gordon Mackay's column in The
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
CUP FOR BRANDYwINE

Brandywine NJ. Els championship
bowling and quoit teams OF the
Church Athletic League will be pre-
sented with their cups in conjunction
with the social meeting Of the Bran
dywine NJ. Z. Athletic Association in
the chapel tomorrow night. Prof.
Charles Coke. principal OF the Will
mington High School. will deliver
the address and the cup presenta-
tions will be made by Harry 7
Lynch and Walter Jeffers
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
ST. PATRICK-ST. MARY
TIE IN CATHOLICLE

ST. Patrick went into q tie for
first place with St. Mary. IN the Cath
ole Twilight League. by defesting
the Cats last night by the score OF
5 to 3. In the other game played in
the league ST. Ann trimmed Brown
son. 10 TO 8. Scores:
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
HONIE-RUN HITTERS
OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays GAMES
American League
NntIonnl LenEue
ANnrHER one FOR BEACON
.nacial 10 The FVening journal.

Special TO The Evening journal
HURLOCK. Nd, May 24.-Bea-
com Business College OF Whining
ton, hung up another win in its Del
marvia baseball trip here yesterday
afternoon by defeating fredericksburg
8 to 2. Selby scored his fourth win
Of the jaunt, tanning nine and Sally-
ing twice himself.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
BRONZE HAS OPEN DATE.

Due to a misunderstanding in
dates, Delaware Bronze is without a
game for next Saturday and would
like to hear from any first-class
team desiring a fast attraction. The
same to be played either at home or
away. Manager Thomas can be
reached by calling 6979-M. after $50
p. NJ. or writing to 400 Eighth ave.
nuc
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
Is years OF age. Several events will
be arranged for the youngsters.

Is years Of age. Several events will
be arranged for the youngsters.
The events will start at 1915
O'Clock sharp. and win be concluded
as rapidly as possible. Expert start
ers and timers have been engaged
and some OF them will be represent
atlves OF colleges. who have already
promised support to this celebra-
tion. The slogan OF the commit
tee Is The Fit Thing For the Ply
sically Fit
A movie picture benens win be
given at the Royal Thsatre this even
ing. when the picture 'Txpsrience"
will be presented. The money re-
oeivsd from this and donations will
be for the financing OF the meet.
Mayor Cramer and his committee
are working hard 20 make this years
event 80 SUCCESSFUL that II will be-
come an annual custom to hold Il.
Business men and private citizens
are becoming greatly interested in
this feature.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
,SALESIANUM FINDS
PIE IN OXFORD HIGH

oxford. Pa, high school was easy
money for Salesianum yesterday af-
ternoon in a game played at oxford,
p to 5. The Pennsylvanians were
completely outclassed by the Gold
and White tossers who scored as
they pleased as a result Of "a safe
blows.
Burke and Battle, battery for the
.Sallies, led at the bat with four
apiece. Score:
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
RAIN STOPS THIS ONE

The Rose Hill-Brownson game at
Eden Park on Monday evening was
halted in the third inning by the
heavy deluge which swept that sec
ton of the city. Rose Hill was
leading at the time TO o. Hoffman
smacking a home run with one on
lust before the game ended.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
TWELFTH WARD OATS CLAW

The Twelfth Ward Cats defeated
the Blue and White A. @. in a fast
game al the Military Grounds yes.
terday afternoon by the score OF 4 10
3. shannon struck out eleven OF
the Blue and White batsmen. The
Twelfth Ward Cats would like 20
hear from teams in their class. The
manager can be reached by phone
1898.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
K Batted .!o for Brown in ninth: 2:

salesianum :. 00249 i-21 "a 8
oxford. O1 % 0 O1O as s 3
summary; Home runs-Burke. Lowell,
Three base hit-Grant Two-base hits
Kerrigan, Doyle, Carroll Struck out
BY Heester. g. by Marlxle, 5; by Battle.
!. Base on balls-Of Battle, 1; of
Heester, ?. Umplre--Jennings.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
PEPPER CLUE HIKE.

The Pepper Club, OF Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church. will meet in
the church. at o'clock tomorrow
evening. 10 20 on a hike. The mem
bers will carry lunch.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
SCORE BY INNINGS

Royal A c. ........... o-6
Rose Hill ............ 0 Ks
Two-base hits-Gedling, Rossiter,
Dobson. Struck out-By Smith s. by
Knott s. Bases on balls-Of Smith 8,
OF Knott 4. Time OF game-1.30. Um-
pires-Godwin and Smith.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
ROSE HILL WINS
NPTTCHERS' DUEL

Rose Hill came from behind TO
nose out the Royal A. c. yesterday 8
TO 5. It was a pitchers duel between
Smith and Knott. Score:
Evening journal., 1922-05-24

Philadelphia Inquirer and from our
experience It applies pretty gener-
ally.
ST. Thomas has been invited 20 be-
league which is proposed for clubs
I'm and around Philadelphia.-Sort
of indicates the local boys are well
thought OF. The Observer OF the
Philadelphia Evening Ledger OBJ
serves as follows concerning the
formation of a new circuit:
A TWILIGHT BASEBALL LEAGUE
THE suggestion that a league be
formed among the first -olass clubs
Of the Philadelphia Baseball Asso-
oiation is a good one.
There are a number OF teams in
the association weai supported IN
anciary and they could AFFORD
league ball on a high plane.
League baseball among the twi-
lighters should go big. There wouN
be plenty Of local interest and II is
the community that pays the ex-
penses.
The association proved II was
getting down TO real business when
a proposal was made 10 bond the
clubs. This would force a clsssifca-
ton OF the teams. which would pre-
vent cancel lation Of games in many
instances.
THE officials OF the association
should attempt 20 get as many clubs
bonded as possible and should nx the
bond according 10 the class Of the
club.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
SCORE By INNINGS

Wilmington High -. 1000 Oo51O-7
West Chester High O02O0 90 1-3
T'wo-base hit-Donaldson. Sacrifice
hits-White. Liohenstein. Struck out
By Richards s, by Biddls s. Bases on
bslls-On Richards 2. OF Biddle 1.
Umpirs-Simpson.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
SCORE BY iNNINGs

Defiance ................ o -
81. IeuWlE s.ss-...sssss v Y = IS
Summary: Two-base hlts-Walsh.
Lynch, Gillespie. .: Carroll. NJ. Malloy.
Sacrifice hits-Lutz. Shields. Stolen
bases-Lutz. Gillespie. q Shields. 2;
Ford. Gestwicki J. Malloy. Duffy, ?.
Base on balls-Mailoy. 8; Kleboes, j;
Lutz, 4. Struck out-By Malloy 7;
Kleboss, /. Hit by pitcher-M. Malloy,
]. Malloy, Lutz. Time Of game-i.30.
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24

played the Pick of New Castle?
Look over the lineup OF st. Thomas
and you will notice how closely IL
resembles the Pick of Wilmington
from the names OF the players.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24

M AK lOm =
IA Even the wise man
L&na-@ can profit by the
actions of a fool.
4 No wonder the home run swatter
is popular with the fans. You'li
remember-Distance lends enchant-
,ment.
THERE is NOTHING NEW
2 UNDER THE SUN BUT THE
WORLD is FULL OF MOON
SHINE.
.
% THOSE 100 SISfOLEUNS- .
. provided by The Journal for .
= the best OF the league ball clubs .
in town to purchase equipment .
. gathers interest with age. The
. managers and players just
won't quit talking about the
i generous ofrer. Only goes TO
: show how much Of big boost
. Il Is for the favorite and pop
. ular pastime. The fans are in
70 terested because Il means
keener competition between the
clubs. while they are also pull
70 ing for their hopefuls TO come .
: through with the valuable prize
. OF 500 offered by The Journal.
10
-a-x-e-
Remember that Pick OF Whining
ton team selected through the
columns OF The Battle-Axe at the
fag end OF last season, the one which
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
ST ANN
Totals .....
BROWNSON
Totals .......23 3 IL
SCORE BY INNINGS


81. Ann '''''''''''''''' o65SG
Brownson .............' " y
Earned runs-St. Ann, 5. Two-oase
hit-Duny. Three-base hits-bennan
ont-carney, Z; Strawbridge, 8. Left on
beses-St. AIMS, s; Brownson, s. Stolen
s-Strawbridge, Flynn and Free
man. Sacrifice hit-Snyder.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24

Home run-Rettlng. Two-base hits
HAYES. Fay 2, NJ Relnholz. Struck out
by NJ Reinholz 4. by Mcconnell s.
IIlts-Cn Relnholz s, of Mcconnell S.
seorer-Brennan. Umpire-Cunning-
Evening journal., 1922-05-24
GAINS
CITYLEAGUE TOP
Tenth Ward Bulldogs Set
ST. Hedwig Back in
Classy Game
LUTZ ON MOUND
ALLOWS 3 HITS
City League Standing.

yesterday Hetulths
Defiance. 2. St Hedwlg. {.
No other games scheduled.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24

Philadelphia Inquirer and from ou
experience It applies pretty gener
ally.
Evening journal., 1922-05-24

"a Ax'iom:-
A Even the wise man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
in SUPREME COURT

ne supreme Court OF Appeals yes
tcrday heard arguments in tho las,
OF the cases against III. Common
wealth the case of Rasnakc and
bumEardn"r KS. Commonwealth being
argued and submitted. The Coruora.
ton Commission case. Commonwealth.
cN rel. Page Milling Company. ".
shenandoah River Light and Rover
company. was also argued and sub.
mitted
Tho next cases to be called arc
privileged cases. including Blair VS..
R"rers Administrator. at ais. which
involves the title to certain lana in
inc city OF Richmond, and til. case
OF Taiicy ct ais. rs. Drumhollcr ct
ais.
The civil docket next to be alIlcd
includes the following eases:
Robertson vs.. Virginia National
Bank.
Pcarson's Administrators W.. Dir.c-
tor General of Railroads
w. NJ. Mcmillan & Son. Inc. rs T.
j. 10th 81 ais.
william y. Rurckhard Company vs.
T.. l.. 10th ct ais.
iiammctt Fire Roofing Company IS
+. u 10th ct ais.
Guilford Marble and Tile Compau,
vs.. t.. +. 10th ct ais.
Norfolk Wire and Iron Works. Inc.
VS.. +. +. 10th 1t ais
SittcrdinS Carncai- Davis Co. Inc.
vs.. j.. T.. 10th ct ais.
w +, Mahoncy VS.. f.. r. 10th ct ais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18

SAID the present shipping Board re-
duccd losses OF to $4,000 600. no
miracle could accomplish this. only
efficiency az management"
Is Entitled to Confidence.
is not such a board that can ac-
c"mpiish such things i'm SO shor, n
I'm" entitled to confidence in its
recommendations as to what should
re Inc inturc OF the assets that have
hcen entrusted to IT," the statement
asked. -
Mr. Laskcr said that. notniths,aud.
ing the encouraging showing made
ny inc present board, the cXpcrts of
'"e board were discouraged because
We are weaving out the ships in on
Grating them"
we arc using up the very cream
ana most desirable tyres of ,h.
Shps.' lie said. and when they arc
USED up there viii be no requirements
ior me government Will no, build.
an" private ownership wlthcrs and
dies in competition with us"
Mr.. l.asker said that IL tho nro-
visions Of tho hill succcssfuIlv IN.
spirc and insure private operation
the loss Of the Shipping Board Womb
DO wiped out.
Efc"hNc in Thirty Months.
This We on the Shipping Board
believe VIII be accomplished in thirty
months he said. and though onno
ncnts OF the bill wilruly or Ipnor.
antIy miSrcprcscnt. some indefensible
chicane. the cost Of the proposed leg
islat!on in direct subsidy. ii success
fui in tho establishment Of an Amer
lean merchant marine. the maximum
cost can never equal the minimum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18

loss OF governmental operation. Tn.
new bill simply proposes that n lesser
amount than the Shipping Board is
losing he transferred to aid private
owners. that they may meet cstab.
iiShed foreign competition"
hE making private operation profit
ahIe. Mr. l.aShcr contcnded thar ships:
winch cannot he sold now would he
so!d Tor hundreds of millions or dol
lars. which would be returned to the
treasury, adding that the direct nm
nuai cost OF subsidy would he many
millions less than government operu.
;iuu.
would Derreusc burden.
stripped Of ignorant and wilful
misTcprescntatinns." II" said. pas
sage of the pending bill means. Tor
the reasons given. a decrease in the
burden Of the Americas taxpayer.
Within year from the time that
bill! passes. and continuously there
after the burden on the taxpayer so
tar as shipping goes. VII be reduced
IN" whole question is. how we can
keep the merchant marine opcratinc
cheapest and how can We return to
the treasury In liquidation the great.
est sums OF money so as to relieve
the burden Oh the taxpayer"
Losses . 1.-THE Shipping Hoard for
this year were placed by the chair
man at between $4,000. OO0 ana $50
100000, but he said that ON the whole
more would be returned TO the treas
nry than was withdrawn. because Of
liduidations. Tie said the board had
asked for $4,000. 600 for the fiscal
year Of 1924.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
LEADERS IN HOUSE FIN
NOVEMBER 20 AS TIME
FOR SUBSIDY BILL VOTE
Predict Flood of Amendments.

continued From First Page.)
as a means OF providing funds for
ships.
Predict Flood of Amendments.
Democratic leaders predicted a
flood OF amendments would he offer
ed. including a provision sponsored
ny the dry element barring liquor
on American ships. Another poin,
expected To result In a fight wiz
be any proposal under which for
cign ships would be permitted 10
engage In coastwist trade.
Notwithstanding signs Of IN inn
pending fight In the House. tho Sen
ate is regarded by advocates OF the
measure as the most dangerous point.
No rule limiting debate is possible
there and a number of Republican
leaders have expressed doubt
whether the legislation can he dis
posed OF by March 3. when all bills
die the end OF the Congress The
Democrats already have declared in
Gividually and through their organ
iza,ion in the last campaign almost
soiidly against the measure and a
large number Of Republicans. includ-
ing Senators Borah. Idaho; La Fol
lcttc, Wisconsin,: Capper. Kansas, and
others have made declarations Of
war against It, Senator Ransdcll. of
Louisiana, however. has spoken In
IT.. behalf and the administration
leaders are counting on few more
Democratic votes, II II is found pos
siblc 10 obtain II vote before ad-
journmcnt.
VIII Report nh Promptly.
Tho Senate Commerce Committee
is expected to report tn" bill prompt
". hut not until after the extra ses-
sion Iapses into the regular session
in December. Considerable amend
mcut OF the bill is expected III the
senate committee.
President Harding. it was rciter-
atcd today at the White House. VIII
stand solidiy behind the effort Tor
prompt enactment OF the measure.
and the statement by Chairman Las
kcr said tho taxpayer had been get
ting the biggest line of humblS
and hunkum that could possibly he
handed out" AT the hands Of the op-
punents of tho measure.
Mr.. lasker said that In tho fiscal
near before the present Shipping
Board came into Office. that Of 1920.
the operating loss was between $780,
100000 and 5000 900. 900.
with the accounting and operat-
ing effciencies established in the
first year OF It's cxistence"-l922-he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
FURTHER INVESTIGATION
OF BOSCH Magnetic SALE
Federal Grand Jury Report
Declares Evidence Of Con
Spiracy Found.
sP'rac! FoIhd.


w WASHINGTON Nov II Another
investigation VIII bc Inado 81 tho sail.
by 10" former alien property Gus.
t"dinn OF the assets Of tho old Eoscl.
Magnet" Company TO an American
hrm az th" same name. I, was stutc,!
cncially today. after til. Al.ng OF
Fedora! grand jury rcpor, dcclar-
'nE that evidence of conSuiracy
had been found in the transaction.
Thc' grand jury r"pur, aided. how
ever thai ON advice OF ,ousal for th.
E"r"rnmon'. tho local inquiry mad
been concluded since there was
r"thinE l" indicate tina, the alleged
r-"f, ac, bad hocn rnns,In,ra,od IN
h. District Of Columbia
officials o. IN. Department Of .Ius-
tic" declined To say whore The new
proceedings Will Ia instituted. nut
u is known that tho United states
District Attorney Harris. at Boston.
1"s been active in the case for sew
oral months on instructions from
Washington
Nttorney General naushcrty APP
" sp"c!a assistant TO MIR harris. TO
rush thu inquiry.
Thomas w. Miller, at nrosnn, head
al IA" alien property offices. some
time ego sent IN. official records OF
th" Bosch Magnetic case to Boston
with TIA" purpose. ii was then under.
stood. Of having them la.d before the
grand Jury there
Dissolution OF the american Bosch
Marm"to Company. purchaser OF the
patents and other assets az IA. orr
s.!al corporation. was sorrh, hy Al.
bert Klein. "a st"ckhclder in :. suit
hi"d ~ White r!ains y. Y. Novem-
Der l. Klein c!Im"d - 600 .0dn in
'hmaS"S naming ~ Mitchell Palmer
who was custodian AZ tn. time or
h." sal" and Arthur = Murray. then
president. and Martin T.: Ecru. treas.
ur"r Of til" H-thichem Motor Com
pany. The complaint asserted that
tn" pric" accepted by Mr. ralm"r
'"r the F"sch assets was less than
Of iheir real value.
Dihctals here declared today that
tn" White Plains suit was scpara,.
and distinct from the activity on the
part OF IN" government. /, was
earned. however, that close alton
'j"n is being paid /" tho progress OF
ne litigation brought h. Klein
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18

0VEnsELLING IS AprAuEST
lNv NaaocIalcI rrcs.-l

NEW YORK. Nov. Spectators
Tor tn" decline resumed their opera.
t"ns a. The beginning OF ,oday'S
So" nar"",, nu, We're unable to
max" much Roadway oxc"p, I'm :, r..u
ind"pondcnt si""l. public utility. rub
per- low priced ran ,md oil shares
hhriuhti"ua being within much mar
70" limits. The general list showed
letter resistant" To pressure. ana
VIM" trading Was not very extensive.
closing prices we're mainly higher.
THO factor" which have influenced
recent selling wor" liquidation
through brokerage houscT desiring "a
make a favorabl" showing on IA,
stock "A"h"ngr Tuoa, i"nuatre asking
'h"'r position Oh tn" market and So
called taxation selling" which
usually makes IT'S appearance" at ,his
Inc ana continues - ,hc md ~ IN.
t'ar. I'll" manner IN whicn :, number
81 stocks recovered Indicated that
the market was ovcrsOid in spots
Rails show FrnctInnaI Gnins.
Possibility ot adverse tax and rail.
road LEGISLATION by tn" next Congress
which were used by bear interests ia
banner down prices. ls not believed
." have caused much selling 10y in
v"stm"n, interests. but has had :; re
etralniuS 'rcct on the buying opera
tons OF new Corners intO tho market
Dividend. paying railroad sharss gen.
Grail" showed fractional gains foX
Ike Atlantic Coast Limo. Canadian
Pnc.Hc ana Lchlgh valley. rnoyt,r ~,
more thnu point.
Agreement Of House leaders 70 tatc
M Ia" ship subs.dy bin next Thurs
da" with = rnal vote %oy,usJc.- -
stimulated the buying of shipping
:haros. MARINE preferred gatn.n" AZ
points. American international DOR.
pora,ion. a. aud i,rlt.d Frut.
Declaration ~ III. regular G.v,dcuo
~ rn..uc on. winch ,v.,s pr,vlousi,
reported 20 b.. in dang.r. ta,IoI TO hld
up the s,ock. ,rad., appar,ntly
being moro Interested In, tn. accom-
uau,tns uiu" months. statement
whieh showed . decrease IN surpl,.
,arnincS of over 100000 600 rrutu TIA.
SANE. period az the year n.T1r. Boar
u'.r.srs launrhcG % drive against
inc STOCK In the s,rly mr., - th.. n.s-
sion urprrcnrlS IN alt.f ina, tn,
opld ,uurh IN % lurEr vpIuu" ul
stuu lus, orders. ana 1t fci To- al
liuwcvcr. INC yuluw. or or"rinrs
uroGEn' our wn~ q Disappointing aud
Tho rtock bounded book % - for %
loss OF boluw last -ighrs close.
change w oth.r OILS zero mixed
-jardard D.l Of Nca I.rsey eoId on
a pn.ui aud fractional r.ccssI,us w.r,
run on Mexican S.ahoard common
aud certificates, Pierce ul ana Phl-
lius Petroleum. ~hll, General Is
rHa'. Associated Oh and standard
pl OF california W.re higher
{. =. steel Common Advances.
uit'd states steel common moved
up point 10 lOiI but som. 90 tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
CRUSHED COTT0NsEEO
TONNAGE DROPS Off
Reduction of Output Is Seen
During Three Months,
Period

WhSHlNGTpN. Nov. i7.-Cot.on.
seed crushed during tho thrco
mpnths. August to October 81. az
gr"Eated 9ii.332 tons. compared With
l0li."66 i'm tho same period last
year and tho quantity on hand At tn
mills October 81. totailcf 7Il.iqT
tons. compared with 732,G5l. the Ccn-
SuS furrau announced today.
Co'tonsced products manufactured
in tn" three months period ANA or
hand October 81. were:
Crude oil produced e9O.2GS.Si.
pounds. compared with COSTS. iS5 fo-
TN" same period last year ana ON
hand 36SIl.s20 pounds. compared
with lo2 .s77,G"T a year ago
Refined oil produced l74nlS.liO
pounds. compared with 19o.51t.2G3.
and on hand DISCLOSE pounds. COM
pared with il7,37f,6i2
Cak" aud meal produced 43o.OSS
tons. compared with s5i .a2I and on
hand llo,S5i tons. compared with
l72.3Gi
lintsrs produced i553i7 bales
compared With 1886. and on hand
i'.i'9 bales. compared with lO5. 33f.
Exports for tn" period not avail
atlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
FORD SHARES LISTED
ON NEW YORK CI-RR
~ NsaOciatcl pr.-.

~" DIRK. Nov IL shares of
r"'' Motor Company of CanAna.
l.td, We're listed on In. Nc VIII,
urb market yesterday ana r,, ,i,'
"!St TIME Stock h-Hr.ns th. MN.
81 Henry Ford was boueh, I'm \v,Il
street only two sales wcr, p.,dn
u"' largely 10 the fact that many
moor members did not know /, had
hcrn listed and did not recognize. II
10y the abbreviated title that appeared
on the stock ti"kcrs IN. first sale
VAS thirty sharrs at $500 :. ehar.
nc second was twenty shares at
TN" company. which is no; a sub
"'h'arE "i the parent cooperation. IL
capitalized at 100. 900 shares
VIZ. f"Fd is president and owns APP
3i"AimAtcly Is per cent or tho stpt,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
CEMENT PRODUCTION
FOR OCTOBER Is LARGE

WASliINGTpN. Noy. -rnrlIanI
cement Production during October
was larger than n any month OF
ms or last year. while stocks at
me end OF tho month were the small
esi HEY have been IN the sam.
period
October production was i2.@$1 .0ol
barrels, The Geological Survey an.
honnc"d today In October last ycar
production was ln.5cS.nOo barrels
shipments aggregated i2.SJG.uOO
barrels. compared wi;h in.lII000 in
October last year StocEs ON hand.
october 81 aggregated 4.757.uoo bar
rolls. compared with ".3fS,oO0 year
ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
Files uo,kruo,,, rc,i,;.,

George Il. Is, oft OF :ichuond. ycs-
,erdaN ill.G voluntary petition ia
bhuNrnpt"y an the United states his
'ritt Court listing liabilities as SG02.
with no assets.