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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
Co. LEASES
7O7 MARKET STREET
After Being at Seventh and
Market 20 Years Company
Goes to Larger Quarters.

The w. l.. Douglas Shoe Company.
which has had store at the northwest
corner of Seventh and Market streets
for nearly twenty years has leased
for a ten-year period the entire build
ing at 707 Market street. which will
he the new home of the Douglas stcre
after next March 25. At that time the
lease on the present building expires.
The new store will give more floor
space and will also result in the en-
largement of the line OF women's
shoes. Extensive alterations will be
made to the building. A new front
will be placed in the first floor. The
second floor will be rented for a store.
while the third floor will contain an
apartment. All the plaster On the sec
ond and third floogs will be removed
and new plaster placed and the walls
will then be papered. The work on
the alterations will start tomorrow.
The basement OF the building will
be used for storage purposes by the
shoe company. The deal was negotiat-
ed through the Wilmington Trust Co,
Of this city and c. w. Pawson of
Philadelphia, the district manager for
the section which includes Whining
ten. William b. Cola is the manager
OF the local store and will be in charge
OF the new store. He has been in this
city for nearly four years The lease
ON the new store becomes effective
November %. this year.
The Star restaurant which ha. gone
out or business, was located at 707
Market street.
The store at Seventh and Market
streets. according TO the owner. has
been leased TO New York firm The
name or business of the latter concern
was not divulged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
NOTICE or REDEMPTION,
To holders Of Victory Notes and Others

Notice Il hereby gfvsn - follows:
i--CAii for partial fcdempti ton Of ~ pr
cont Victory kotes.--Au ~ per cent Vie
tory Notes, otherwise known ~ United
btatcs Of Americs UOid Notes OF Iv1z-
1929, which bear the distinguishing letters
A, Il, q, -, NJ or r, prehxsd 70 their serial
numbers. having been dcssanatod for the
purpose by lot In the manner prescribed
by tho Secretary Of ths lrcasury, Ars
called Tor redemption on Dccombef l5
lv22. pursuant 10 the provision for ro-
dcmption contained IN the notes and In
Treasury Department circular Number
1873, dated April ~. 1919. under winch
the notes were originally issued. Intercst
on ali tho a. per cent Victory Notes thus
called for redemption will cease on said
redemption date December ~. 1927
Victory Notes OF the al per cent series
bearing tho Distinguishing letters q. IL.
1. j, n. or l.. prcHxed 10 their serial mum
this call for redemption. and will become
due and payable as TO principal on May
20. 1923. according to their terms
z-Detajled Information ~ To the pres
enfation and surrender Of AZ per cent
Victory Notes for redemption under thts
call IN given In Treasury Departm
| Circular Number 300. dated July 20,
1922 copies Of which may be obtained
| from the Treasury Department. Divisltl
Of Loans arr Currency, Washington. ID.
| O., or any Federal Reserve Bank.
A, w. MELLON,
July &c. 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
Wilmington Y. ?. B.
HAS ANNUAL DINNER
Officers for the Ensuing Year
Elected and Plans Were
Mapped Out.

The annual dinner and election OF
officers OF the Wilmington Y. =. H.,
was held on Monday evening at Union
Church House. Fifth and washing
ton streets. About 40 guests were seat
ed at the long tables. and enjoyed
The feaet of good things
Rev. Harvey w. Ewing. y. D., pas-
tor OF Union NJ. u. Church. opened
he dinner. Miss Rietta NJ. Emerson.
forr.er State Y. y. r. s,~~etsrv. re-
sponded to the tp,st "I.noking Back
wdsd'. Miss bilile B. Williams. prssi-
dent Of the Stete Y. =. p. Fedcratinr.
spoke on Our FederatIon---"A For
ward Step and Mrs. Clara Bicting
interestingly described "Our First En-
campment." The president, Mrs. Ber-
tha Mccaulley Foster, reviewed the
years work and congratulated the so
ciety upon It's achievements
In behalf oe the iranch and as a
token OF appreciation for her loyal
service and leadership. a sterling sill
yer penci. and ribbon with silver slide
was presented TO Mrs. Foster. the
presentation speech being made by
Miss Emerson. With the exception OF
short period when ehe was living
In another state. Mrs Foster has serv-
cd the organization as president COW
ering period of nearly 1s years.
The anuua! election OF onlcers re-
suited as follows: President, Mrs
Bertha McCaIlley Foster; ylce-presi.
dent, Mrs. Lulu Mannering Littrell;
corresponding secretary. Mrs Clara
| Albert Bicking; recording secretary
| Miss Blanche Whitcraft: treasurer
| Mrs. Bertha Blddle williams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
LOCAL SECURITIES-
reported Daily by Laird r r.
security Brokers, du Ponf prtIs,
FINANCIAL NOTES.

with resumption of coal mining and
other operations requiring explosives con-
rnuing large. the business of y du
font de Nemours Co. has expanded 70
block OF Eastman Kodak stock. OH
tained privately by bankers after the
company first had offered it to its deal
ers throughout the country. was over
subscribed and the books were closed
The stock has no par value and paws
quarterly dividends at the rate OF IS
year
Coca-Cola stock advanced Yesterday IN
y 1-s Last Thursday il was stated on
TINS page that information was for this
year the company will show net income
OF above $4,000 900. and SO around sl5
per snare on the common stock, OF which
there are 500 900 shares
The Republic Iron aud Steel Company
plants are now operating at so por cent
OF capacity. With large orders ahead 1t
is exp cted that for the third quarter the
income statement will show surplus over
liked charges. to compare with deficits OF
the second quarter
Bethlehem Steel Corporatin ohas signed
twenty-year contract with the Broes-
| troem Shipbuilders. of Sweden for the
transportation of iron ore from Bethle
hens Chile pines TO New York, accord
| ing to Eugene G. Grace president Of the
| former company. The contract provide.
LOT tne use oi two zo.0Oo-ton vessels witt
annual carrying capacity Of about 300 ,OOt
tons. both OF which shall be operated b,
! the Broestroem in~rests
| Nearly IL ,0OO.000 OF world total o
about l3.OO0,000 automobiles in use ar,
being operated in the United States A
the end Of August. production indicate
| that the total output for the year woul,
| exceed that Of the record year 1920
Operations OF the Baldwin Locomotiv
Works have now been got up to about -
per cent OF capacity. with some III 90
employees and about S37 900 900 Of order
on the books OF the company. The grea
bulk of the new business has baan fror
railroads in the United States so that til
proportion Of foreign orders unqlled ha
dropped TO small percentage OF the Who'll,
The concern is now operating at doub
what it was running early in the yea
and three times what il was doing al III
low point during the last half OF 1872
IT is reported that one strong pool whic
was formed TO operate in Baldwin Loco
motive common stock cleaned out on n
recent vide advance in the price TO abo,
| Is0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
RICHARDSON PARK
MAIL PLANS LAG
Residents Have Spent Much
Money and Look for Early
Results.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Richardson Park. Sept. 27.-Having
expended between S40o and $500 in
equipping their homes with mail box
es and numbers. residents are becom-
ing anxious as to whether the long
promised mail Improvements are 10
be accorded them. Several OF the
business houses in this section are
talking Of securing postoffice mail
boxes in Wilmington. Several resi-
dents today forwarded letters 10 j. E
Sentman, postal inspector asking when
the house-to-house delivery was to be
expected and calling his attention 10
the present mailing situation.
The Health Committee of the Five
Points Civics Association has sent a
letter to the State Board OF Health
complaining of residents in several
sections here allowing waste water to
run into the streets
Returning ~ her home late yester-
day from a shopping trip, Mrs. How
ard Mentzer discovered that her home
had been ransacked during her alb
sence and gold watch. several rings
"44N 'NHSt JNhNA4s' as "eb ds money
and clothing. stolen. A young girl.
who is miseing. is being sought to see
if she can throw any light on the
robbery. The girl. who fa-me. y
worked here. is believed 10 have gone
TO New York.
Receiving word from. the Fire
Bureau in Wilmington searly this
morning that the store of Anthony
Cattilo. at Barley Mil and Mont
chanin road was afire. the fire squad
of the Five Points Civics Association
made run TO Montchannin. The fire
men were unable 10 locate the fire anc
returned home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Alliance Realty Company, quarterly OF
? per cent. payable October IS
Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation
quarterly OF s. share on common.
payable November ].
Chicago City Railway Company, quar-
Nrly OF Ia per cent. payable September
30
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company.
quarterly OF ! per cent, payable Octo-
Der rs.
Dome Mines Company. Limited. quarter
~ OF so cents share. payable Octo-
ber 26.
Merchants Dispatch Transportation
Company. quarterly OF 2Jz per cent pay
able september 30
New England Fuel Oil Company quar-
terly Of per cent. payable Octc Der 2
Public Service Company. OF Northern
Illinois quarterly OF Ia per cent on COM
mon. and ~ per cent on preferred. pay
able November l.
r. H. Macy Company, initial Of IA per
cent on preferred. payable November },
ST Joseph Lead Company. quarterly Of
2is per cent and extra Of 2,7 per cent.
payable December 20.
United states Smelling. Refining and
Mining Company. quarterly OF Ia per
cent on preferred. payable October IL
Ventura Consolidated Oil Field, 30
cent . share. payable November /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

we may speak OF these as the outside, tho
middle and the inside layers IL In rare
for any form OF keratitis TO attack all
tho layers. Usually one layer bears the
brunt OF the disease. In any form and
no matter what layers may be involved.
tho transparency OF the cornea Is lost
at once.
For some reason young persons are
peculiarly liable to keratitis one par
ticuar form OF keratitis. involving the
middle layer, Is almost Invariably found
in children. II Is called 'interstitial
ktratitis"
Intcrstitiai kcratitis is a chronic and
kng standing trouble. II takes about
three months for II TO spread over tho
cornea until that normally transparent
structure become, like ground glass.
This condition, which may result In
practical blindness while II lasts. con-
unues for three or four months. i. takes
. lot of faith to believe the eye will ever
be restored to useful vision, But II will
be. II starts TO clear up at the edges.
and by the end OF nine or ten months
from the rirst attack the eye In abont as
good as ever.
"Phlyctenulsr keratitis'-pien.e for
Kive these long names-attacks tho out
side layer Of the cornea. forming blister
like spots or deeper ulcers.
There may be great pain. sensitivcncss
TO light and spasm OF the cyellds. The
tears flow profusely.
Lowered vitality. lack Of good food.
bad teeth. dyspepsia and any wasting or
long standing disease may be followed
by this variety OF keratitis.
Ulcer may begin in the outer layer and
extend TO all the rest OF the cornea
Never trust TO home measures In
keratitis. Special caro- Is needed.
Tinted glasses may he worn tenn
porarIly. and the eyes should be irrl-
gated with some mildly antiseptic soiu-
tion. For instance. five grains OF boracic
acid TO an ounce OF water makes a rem
edy OF value TO use In the eyes every
two or three hours.
Good food. fresh air and attention to
teeth and tonsi,s and intestincs arc i'm
portsnt. Slow recovery 10 the penalty Of
neglect.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
STOCKS DROP LOWER,1
YIELD TO PRESSURE
Lowering Of Money Rate Ar.
rests Earlier Reaction, and
Prices Advance.
D. Associated Press 10 Every Evening.

Dy Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York, Sept. 27.---(Wall Street,
10 so a. m.)-Threats OF war In. the
Near East still cast dampening in
fiuence over the stock market at to-
days opening. The oil group was
the only outstanding exception to the
general downward trend. Gains Of
20 nearly points were registered by
Tidewater. Barnsdall, A, Houston.
California Petroleum, Phillips Petro-
leum and Standard OH OF California.
the last named at a new high.
Mexican Petroleum.. however. fell
back point and Maryland and Allan
tic Gulf yielded fractionally. Rail
shares continued to feel the unfavor-
able effect OF poor August earnings
statements.
Union Pacific. Delaware and Hudson
and New Orleans. Texas and Mexico
being the first to slip back under sell
ing pressure.
One Of the early features was an odd
lot sale OF 10 shares of the Atlantic
Refining Company at $1,000 share;
or SIS n share above yesterdays odd
lot.
independent steel, particularly Gulr
States. also were subjected to rrofes-
sional short selling. dropping a point
or more.
Noon.-Scattered liquidation and
bear pressure against certain specula-
tive issues carried the whole list down.
ward in the forenoon. Indications
that the early bidding up of the Gil
shares was used as a screen TO unload
stocks caused some profit taking in
the Standard Oil groups later, Cali
fornia and New Jersey being carried
down a point below yesterdays final
figures.
Further easing of the call money
rate TO Az per cent was followed by a
rally in Mexican petroleum which ad-
Vanced from Isl to 1924 and a re-
bound in Standard Oil of New Jersey
which crossed 200, to new high for
the year.
Strength Of these issues induced a
partial recovery in other parts OF the
list around neon. American Radiator
rising 3 points to a new high and
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
moving up "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Special Correspondence Every Ev.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. Sept. 27.-The following COR
porations were chartered yesterday:
Public Service and Realty Co, Whining
ton: capital, $l2. 2.OOO.o coo.
Dunbar Cane Products Corporation
New York; SlI 600 900.
states Corporation. Wilmington; ST.
Japeka Securities. Wilmington; ST.
QOo, 600
Marco Realty Corporation. Whining
ton. 36O0.OO.
Gladiator OIL. Inc, New York; $500 600
Dunner Sani-Comb Products Corpora
ton. Wilmington; $500. 600
Edwards Training Co, Inc. Washing
ton: $3.50. 600
Edei Manufacturing Co, Wilmington
500 1000
Brown Cabs. Inc. New Orleans 800 600
Williams Lime Manufacturing Co. Will
n,ington: $lO0.OOo.
Community Finance Co.. Wilmington
500 600.
CAlmex Trading and Navigation Co.
Wilmington: SlOn.0OO.
n. b. Blanks Lumber Co.. Wilmington
S5O.OO0
Upholstery 4 Reed Supply Co. Inc.
Washington; &25 900
National Railway Car Cleaning Co
INC, Wilmington; 5000.
Roland J. ;. Marsh. Inc. Lewes: SIS.
600
Georgetown Fire Co. Georgetown. Del.
no capital
The Bankers Co, Greenwich. Conn.
Changed It's name to Fairchester Securi
ties Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
GENERAL MOTORS.
Outlook Unusually Bright, According
TO ce.President.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 27.-"Never in
the recent history Of the corporation
have immediate prospects been so
promising and the outlook so bright
rs today" said c. S. Mott, vice-presi-
dent of the General Motors Corpora
tion. Our units are all dbing more
than might be expected at this time
OF the year. an encouraging thing in
itself. aside from mounting new busi-
ness. Effects of the strike are still
with us. but fundamentals have been
corrected and healthy recuperation is
under way. The corporation is going
TO have a very satisfactory year"
Other sources say earnings In the
frst seven months approximate $751;
o,ooo. or s1.5o a share; and corpora
ton has enough cash to retire all
liabilities, with several million to
spare.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
L. s. RELINQUISHES CONTROL
OF RIVER .ANCHORAGES

Philadelphia, Sept. 27-Director
Sproule OF the department Of wharves,
docks and ferries. as president of the
boari Of commissioners OF navigation.
received official notification yesterday
from the United States engineers Of
flee. that the government. through
Secretary of War Weeks. would re-
linqnish Federal control of the anchor
ages in the Delaware river, effective
September 30.
i'he decision made by Secretary
Weeks. further stipulated that the
control of the anchorages at this port
will hereafter automatically rever, 10
that of the commissioners of naviga-
tion. from whom the same were taken
on october ls, 1918, as a war emery
sncy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADyERTIsING.

iLASSJFtEID ADNEHIIslNG.
nndexed for Quick Reference
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Count six words to the line.
Count initials and numbers as words.
No charge ad taken for less than 3Dc.
Charge Prepaid.
Consecutive Days .I2 cents 10 cents
g Consecutive Days . cents cents
LONG TERN ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request.
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication will be made for errors
not the fault Of the advertiser, II advertIs-
er Will report the error within ~ hours
after first publications OF advertisement
MISCLASSIFfCATIO NOT PER
MITTED,
TFLEPHONED ADS.
Classified advertisements that are tele-
pboned 20 Every Evening will be accepted
at the charge rates shown above But
the prepaid cost amount will be accepted
as full payment IL offered at the business
ONCE within six days after any such ad
Is nrst printed In the paper. Otherwise
tne cost az the charge rates quoted above
will DO collected.
All classified advertising received by
Every Evening up TO ii O'Clock a. m. day
OF publication viii be placed under the
proper classiflcations on the Classified
Page. Advertising received after II
O'Clock VIII be grouped together under
the heading Too Late TO Classify" and
will be found on page o.
Telephone Your Want Ads,
PHONE TWO-TWO-H UNDRED
Ask for Want Ad Taker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
LOST BOY FOUND IN TENT.
Plttsburg Greatly Disturbed Fearing
Lad Had Been Kidnapped.

Pittsburg, Sept. 27.-Nictor Mackay.
aged nine, was found yesterday by his
father, Milton Mackay in a tent a
block from the Mackay residence The
boy had been camping out with a
chum he said, and was none the worse
for his experience.
When the lad failed to return home
Monday the father called on the
police and detectives to help locate
him, and there was general fear that
kidnappers had carried the boy OF for
ransom.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

EASE OIL havt had several bad
falls within the past few years. mostly
downstairs. when pitching ball or
doing gymnastics my arms seem to un-
hinge at the shoulders. VIII you kindly
tell me what is best 10 do?
Through one OF these falls my Jaw
seems TO have been dlslocated. md for
time II clampcd when ] yawned. win
you kindly advise me regarding this
condition?
Al, You should have an x-ray
picture taken to determine tho con-
dition Of your shoulder and Jaw, then
proper treatment will be given.
NJ. A. o-Cau electrical treatment
cure stones7
A--No. this condition requires medical
or surgical treatment. n you have this
trouble. you should consult your family
doctor without delay and follow what
ever advice he gives you.
NJ II. @. Q--Can a healthy child Of
IL contract scarlet fever from an adult
and child who live In the same house2
Ayes, any one might contract scarlet
fever or any other contagious disease II
coming In contact with II.
A. J. A. OWN you kindly tell me
what causes nosebleeds7
A-Noseblecds are generally due to
small ulcers on the nasal septun, but
there are many other conditions Of
which nosebleed Is symptom.
MRS. M. N. OIL am In . run down
condition and have been advised TO take
olive oil. Will you kindly advice me
what to do7
Al would suggest that you take cod
liver oil.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
YOUR HEALTH
WHAT "KERATITIS" Is
AND SOME OF ITS ODD PHASES
Y HEN you look into the eyes Of friend you OBJ
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D.
CommIssopcr Of Health. New York City.

vVTHEN you look into the eyes Of a friend you OBJ
w serve several things. You note the condition Of
the lids. You notice whether or not the whites
OF the eyes clear You the color of the eyes
and the size of the pupils.
overlyng the colored part and pupil Of each eye
Is transparent structure II corresponds TO the glass
crystal Of watch This part Of the eye Is called the
"cornea."
All the structures Of the eye liable to infamma-
ton just all the of the tissues of the body may
become inHamed The medical profession gives special
to every Inflammation. This particular one-in-
fammaton Of the cornca-is called "kerattis."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

Whitcraft, $40 West Twenty -seconc
street. at 2.30 o'clock, Thursday after
neon. There will be a mite box open
ing and an interesting meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

Union Church W. r. NJ. ,.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society OF Union NJ. Il. Church Will
hold meeting at the home of Mrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

Your used car will belong 10 some
one else IL you advertise II In Every
Evenings classified columne.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

Al would suggest that you take ood-
liver oil.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
Answers to Health Que stions

4 several layers. For convcnienc,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

MRS. NJ. N. Q-I am In . run-d down
condition and have been advised 10 take
olive oil. Will you kindly advice mo
what to do7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

ERLAND-Tounng, model 75: good
after D D. N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

A--Noseblecds are generally due to
small ulcers on the nasal septum. but
there are many other conditions Of
xhich nosebleed Is a symptom
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-22

All musicians and teachers, also the
public schools and private schools, in
fact. every individual IN Pueblo is in
terested in the coming OF this great
artist.
on Friday evening. February 24th,
a. the City Auditorium. under the man.
agement of the Scott School OF Music.
Leopald Godowsky. who Is called the
"Superhuman Among Pianists' Will
appear. Mr.. Godowsky pronounced
Go-duff-ske) was born In the ancient
town of wilma in the Lithuanian
Province OF Russian Poland on Febru-
AIRY IL. 1870.
Beyond question he is master
artist in our immediate time. In speak
ing OF Mr.. Godowsky. Josef Hoffma n
says: I doubt IL there are many
pianists today who have not learned
something from Godowsky. I know ]
have. and 1 am thankful for It. If
Chopin IL regarded as the spirit OF
piano playing, Godowsky represents n
spirit OF pianistic expression"
Miss Scott says that since the first
announcement Of the artists coming
here. teachers, musicians and students.
ms well as many OF the variou. clubs
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-22
Amusements for the Week

RIALTo
SUNDAY. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
BACK PAY from the story by Fannie Hurst.
Comedy, Exit Quietly Pathe News.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY - Bebe
Daniels in Nancy from Nowhere Comedy,
'Torchy's Millions" Pathe News
COLONIAL
SUNDAY and MONDAY - Jack London's THE
Mutiny Of the Elsinore". Harold Lloyd in lover
the Fence. Bob & Bill Trapping Coon.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Pearl White
in 1.-The Mountain Woman. Sunshine comedy,
Pretty Lady
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Viola Dana in
1.-THE Chorus Girls Romance
Sunshine Comedy, IA Social Lion
SATURDAY-A story Of the gold hills,
serial Adventures of Tarzan''. Snub Pollard
comedy. Save Your Money
SUNDAY and MoNDAY-seena owen in THE
Woman God Changed special monkey COM
edy, 'Snooky's Twin Troubles Ford Weekly.
TUESDAY.-William 8. Hart in The He'll
Hound of Alaska Ruth Roland in THE Aveng
ing Arrow" Aesops Fables, Topics of the Day
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY-Zane Gray's
famous desert novel, Tho y. P Trail Charlie
Chaplin in THE VaSabond." Selznick news
FRIDAY-Eneen Hammerstein in THE Girl
from Nowhere" Hall Room Boys Comedy, Neck
and Neck" Pathe news.
SATURDAY-Marion Davis in Buried Trea-
sure" Carmel Myers in Breaking Thru Snub
Pollard comedy.