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PUNTS AND PASSES
Has Little Reserve.
RyaLARRY.'

LII Of us who in our infancy loved the nursery
rhymes will remember the one about old mother
Hubbard who went to the. ,cupboad. to get her
poor doggie bone As we remember, when she
got there, the cupboard was exceedingly barren
and the doggle had to content himself with a
futurist lunch AS the football season marches
on. Glenn Warner OF Pittsburgh is getting the
doggies view! OF the situation tenderly outlined
In the verse. Along about the second week Of
each October for several years, Warner has been
going to the cupboard to get his Pitt Panther a
which was gulped down in great Glee. But
when Pop" goes searching for Juicy meat this
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school. Last
49, night was in
clafksbpfg for q few hours and
talhing With ID sport writer dowL
there Ilearned he figured West
virginia good I'd beat Pitt by four
teen points, or seven points bet
ler than the big Maroon and White
dtd last week: Coming up. on the
oar made a poll of several fans
II the smoker. approached the
first Bird thusly, Glow are you
NETTING on the game Saturday,"
Only one way to bet" was his
West Virginia; ! presume"
M nothing to. It but Pitt"
The fellow across the aisle had
taken a 500 bet that Pitt wouldn
bert West Virginia by more than
eight points. VA fellow sitting on
p trnnk; because the car was
crowded. declared West Virginia
would VIII, but he was not interest.
cd N points
After turning the situation over
and over aeain n nv own mind /
ma, convinced that unless there Ia
an accident West Virginia will win
the game In fact. ! think that fer
HE first time In years, Pitt follow.
ers are entitled ia ask odds in the
bettine and this IN view Of the
faef that after being defeated nv
d.afayatte iast wear Ia o. PITT
turned aronftl and defeated Yves,
Virginia III 10 ii two remarkable
rms hy George TIilI lbeing resnon.
sflie for the Nountaineers' scores.
ana slso f5earinr In mind Thai Tom
Dawes fdid MOI e,ltI any wide fionre
ln PITTS offensive that dav
Al to ffie score T!have M on,n.
fcn "a speaIS of world mot hi
orc 6ft st,rrrised III see Vast vir.
tinfa FolfI mn three mr. fnur torrh.
downs diirit,p tI,e afternoon ~ Tho
u n lisg dr. eiving Warner,e nan
iie w6rsf ilr1,bhine IN The mottor
II bsife Z scored on in many moons
= lfEensy that West Virginia will
sst away 10 a flying start, that Pitt
viii have no defense to stop Mahrt
and TINT the Pitt morale. now wob.
,ls bS the loss OF Holleran, will be
cennletely shattered II West yir.
etfia gets away in the opening
ntinrte OF play. Saturday NAV
nrhve tliisg statement worthy OF an
tiiot INF III "a fellow 10 crozv n
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BUILDING GARAGE

Excavation for the foundation OF
an auto sales building on jackson
street. to be erected by John NJ.
Kisner. has been started. The
building, which will be 65 by 60
feet, is being built on the lot next
to the old opera house. It will be
two stories high. Tie first story
entrance. will be open on jackson
street and the entrance for the
second story will be on Meredith
street. The local Studebaker deal,
ers will occupy the sales rooms.
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Saturday he live waiting gobbe
with his Pitt Panther Since his regime at Pitt Warner always
football exceptional from
gdron tactics
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TWO N0-HIT GAMES
FEATURE OF SEASON

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-TWO no.
hit games, the seventh and eighth
IN the history OF the major leagues,
were the pitching features in 1929
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Make Point Clear

s cheer should seeompssy al or:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-11

What's your name?" asked the
judge.
well, judge. your honah, ev'y-
where All go they gives me new
name, but nah maiden name was
Nose"
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DRY Field MAY
MEANBIGSCORE
IN P!IT BATTLE
II Moutaineers Get Away TO
Flying Start, Pitt May
Cos to Pieces.
eYlLARRY.

OHIO WERS Of
the gridtron
isport are finding
It just as hard to
get a real line
on the Pitt!West
Virginia game
Saturday as IL
would be to get
a unanimous vote
on the best look.
ing girl in a high
sch COL. Last
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Wanted--Business Service O.

WANTED 900 carpets to clean: house
hold goods stored. George r. Lang COZ
I205 Orange street. Phone 1887.
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THIEVES AT PENNS GROVE.
Robbed Duke Grihith Of $500, Over
looking Other Money.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Penns Grove, y. j. July 31.-Duke
Griffith Of is East Min street, who
is employed by the Salem-Penn'
Grove Traction Co.. is said TO have
been robbed OF $500 Saturday night.
The money was stolen from a bureau
drawer in his room. The matter was
reported Immediately TO the police and
two colored men We're later arrested
on a charge OF being implicated In the
robbery. but We're released because OF
insufficient evidence.
A peculiar phase OF the robbery was
that the thieves ignored "a change bag
which lay on top of bureau. and con-
tanned $50, belonging 10 the Traction
Co. The owner of the house. J. s.
Rice, an official OF thu Traction Co,
with whom Mr.. Griffith boards. also
had several hundred dollars OF the
co'npany's money in another room.
which was also unmolested by the
thieves.
Mr.. Griffith withdrew the money
from a bank on Saturday morning with
the intention Of having il on hand 10
buy an automobile. He placed II in
his bureau drawer later in the day,
and that evening left the house TO GO
10 Penn's Vile Park. On his return
he missed the money. There WAS no
trace OF the thieves.
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EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
Indcxed for Quick Reference

classified ADVERTISING
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LINE RATES PEN DAY.
Count six words to the line.
Count initials and numbets as words
No charge ad taken for less than 3Oc.
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. Consecutive Days .12 CENTS 10 cents
b Consecutive Days . q cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for busineks advertising
given upon request.
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication will be made for errors
not tho fault OF the adyertiser. II adyertis-
or Will report the error within "a hours
after rrst publications Of advertisement.
MIsCLAsS1FICATIO NOT PER-
MITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
CLASSIFIED Adver rNsements that are tele-
phoned 10 Every Evening will be accepted
at the charge rates shown above But
the prepaid cost amount will be accept ted
~ full payment II offered at the business
ONCE within six days after any such ad
ts hrst printed in the paper. Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted abo We
will be collected.
All classified advertising received by
Every Evening up 10 IL O'Clock a. IN. day
Of publication will BIZ placed under the
proper classitications on the Classified
Page. Advertising received after 1
q clock will be grouped together under
the heading Too Late 10 Classify" and
vii be found on page G.
1csephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE TWO-TWO-HUNDRE
Ask for = Want Ad Takez.
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CITY PRINTERS HAVE
ENJOYABLE OUTING
Many Entertained by Typothe-
tas At Riverview Beach Last
Satur day.

On Saturday about 120 printers oi
this city. accompanied by their families
and friends. attended, the second an
nuAl excursion given by the iypo'ne
tAe Of Wilmington, an organixation OF
employing printers. They iert rour,"
street wharf at s.l5 n. m. on tne VIZ
son Line steamer Brnndywine Tor NV
srvlew Beach. where they renamed
until p. m.
On the way over awards were mace
Of many useful and novel prizes.
Dancing was enjoyed, with Mrs. VIII
liam Cam at tho riano. Song ehee's
vera p,ssed around, and under the
leadership OF Mr.. Lewis Strarh the
printers were developed into chorus
which wds a succcsH. Upon arrival at
the beach the party enjoyed bathing,
dancing. and other diversions. About
o'clock the members were rounded
up 10 enjoy a boun,aous dinner at the
R,verv,eM Hotel, served under the
supervisiHh OF Proprietor Arishon.
Through the courteHy of the Wilson
,ILne officials a special boat was sent
over for the excuSipnists At seven.
''The days prograrh WAS carried out
under the direction bf the Entertain
ment Committee, composed of William
r. Taylor. Joseph j. Grieco and Lewis
Strash. The plants represented on the
excursln were Mercantile Printing
Co. Cam Bros. & Klndis. w. r. Tay-
Tor. c. Nj. Smith Cb.. A, T. Saylor'
Johnston Printing Co. Strash 4
Leshem. Chas. IL. Gray. and ii. a.
Roop Following are these who attend
ed: Charles Paski. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Miller. Mary Grbthaus, jeanne
Schrank. Elizabeth Grothaus. Sadie
Wilson. Miriam Hagerty, Mrs. Golden
Bess Wilson. Rose Spier. Anna Dolan
I.ois Gilston. Nellie Thomas. Mrs
Margaret Grumm and daughter, Helen
Manlove. George u. Handy. II. w. Os-
bourne and friend. w. Fields, Harvey
Hufnal, Earl SIMPSON. John Eaferty
Mary NJ Curry. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
Frank Lewis. VIM. y. Taylor, Gladys
Rose. Mildred Anderson. William Rain
Arthur Smith. Geo. bennington. IL. G
Bye. Gertrude Morford. T.. Briggs
Mary Walker, Elizabeth Condon
Frank Ford. and sons. Blanche How
ard, Beatrice Dayis, Harry l.. Smith
a. Y. Saylor. +. n0drigues. Lewis
Strash, Mrs. Leo a. Walsh. Paul War
ner, Anna H. White. Mr.. and Mrs. {
=. Weitzel. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. +. Taylor
Mrs. T.. n. White. Mr.. and Mrs. g. II
Davis. George l.. Sheer. Esther Nj
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs, Winfield Cann
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Harris
Frances Harris. Frank Thompson. Mr.
and Mrs. w. ". willhoon and chill
dren. q. w. Manier. u. Burkhead
blanche A. Hutson. NJ. Hamalser. NJ
:. Kiieelman. Ida V Derrickson
, Michael ]. Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph ]. Gr.eco. Mr.. and Mrs. William
y. Cam, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Gray
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PENIS Grove Woman bitten by Dog.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
PENIS Grove. y. J.. July 3l.-Mrs.
Arthur Lloyd was severely bitten by
dog yesterday. and was taken TO a
Philadelphia hospital for treatment
She attempted TO separate two dogs
that We're fighting, when one Of the
beasts attacked her. Mts. Lloyd had
only recently returned from hos
pital where she had one finger ampu-
tated. as the result of being bitten by
s cat.
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Quick Way to Interest to Make Your Specific
RACE Horses Reported Killed.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, July SILT was reported at
the Harrington Fair on Saturday that
three Of the best horses which had
trotted Mt the fair last week. while
being taken to the next fair In Mary
land. In an automobile. the truck
broke through a bridge near Federals-
burg, and the horses were killed.
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USED CARS

Are you in the market for q used carr
II so. look this list over carefully. Surely
thcrs IL one OF these cars that will suit
your fancy and purse as well; every ope
guaranteed to be in first-class condltiop.
We do not deal In junk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-31
Facta Entrusted 10 Form Cabinet.

Rome. July 3l.-Iuigi Facta. who
with his Cabinet resigned on July 19,
today was entrusted by King Victor
Emmanuel with the task OF forming a.
new ministry
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MERCHANDISE
Building Materials

STOP THAT LEhK--Bepair your roof
With Barretts Eycrlastic roofing, In rolls
or cement form. Wo sell or apply, y. q.
nall streets Phone 304,
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STATE OF DELAWARE

Office OF Secretary OF State.
l. A. r. Benson. Secretary of state Of
the state of Delaware. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing IS true
and correct copy OF certificate OF reduction
of capital stock of the "Serv-us Grocery
Products Corporation" as received and
aled in this Office the twenty-hfth day
OF July, A. d. 1922. at O'Clock a N.
In testimony
whereof, l have
hereuntO set my
- hand and Official
Secretary Oflce seal. at Dover
1911 this tWenty-fifth
1853 Delaware 1893 day ofJuiy in the
a.e-@ -'' year OF our Lord
one thousand nine
Seal hundred and
twenty-five.
A. Il. BENSON,
Secretary OF state.
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State of Pennsylvania,
County of FaVette

City Of Cniontown
Be it remembered. that on.this 3Oth day
of June. 4. d. 1922. personally appeared
for said county and state. A II. Cowan.
director of the Serv-us Grocery Products
Corporation. and party 20 the foregoing
statement. known TO me personally to be
the contents Of said statement. he aid
acknowledge that he signed, sealed and
delivered the same as his voluntary act
and deed and depCsed that the facts there
in stated were truly set forth
Given under my hand and seal of Office
the day and year aforesaid.
JOSEPH j. MICHAEL
Notary public in and for Fayette County.
Pennsylvania.
(NIy commission expires April 1. 1929.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered

BUCHER-Cilass gliding and gold signs
;I3 Shipley st. Phone 1035-W.
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sERV-U5 GROCERY PRODUCTS
,. CORPORATIONS.
statement OF Reduction Of Caoi,aI s,o~k

We. the undersigned. for the nurnoss
OF reducing the capital stock issued by
me me SerE-us Grocery Products Corpora-
laws or the state OF Delaware. DO berehv
naHo, elgn, acknowledge flo and record
ms statement OF reduction. and do
true. ~'S
First That In accordance with a no.soc
1s guy "a giYen ma a meeting Of the stockholders
n, 1nra W. ion 9rS,uS aa & &Hrocory Products Cor
juno l9IZ. Tor tho purpose OF acting gnor
G-o question or DECREASING tho capital
hundred ATTY thousand dollars ysf5G oC1H g,so
second: That, by a unanimous vote ~,
all the stockholders Of tho said cov,,,,.r ~
at ats. sa'd meeting, it vas resolved to re-
company 70 one hundred afty thousand
Third: That # was resolved TINT sa,s
capital stock issued should be decres sed
by retiring 1000 shares ~ ne 80
value OF $55oO 900 owned by the corpora-
Fourth: That al the debts NJ the oor,
pany not otherwise fully secured b,5e Ill,
! paid and discharged. 7'
Fifth. That the name OF the Dres,den.
Of said company IS -. NJ Fijcfinoe1
sixth. That the names Of an the sgrer,or,
OF the said company are as follows: Nessrs
). NJ. Fhckinger. A. H. COwan, III. II
Strauss and J. g. Clark. 81
And hereunto we do acrorSfnoiv ca.
our respective hands and seals this 2atb
day Of June. 4 d 1922. VIZ
). VI. FLICKINGER, Gsb
President and Director
MARTIN II. STRAUSS, I.s1
o,o,r Director
a, IL COWAN (L.s)
! state of New York. '''
I County OF Erie, 81
+ City Of Buffalo
BE it remembered. that on this 2eth day
Of June. 1922, personally appeared before
me. the subscriber. notary public for
! said county and state, s. NJ Fncs!nger
/ president and director Of the Serv-us
Grocery PRODUCTS Corporation. and a
/ 70 me personally to be such, and having
/ first made known TO him the contents 81
: said statement. he did acknowledge that
he signed. scaled and delivered the same
| as his voluntary act and deed and
: deposes that the facts therein stated were
truly set forth.
/ Given under my hand and seal Of ofIice
/ the day and year aforesaid
! (SeaI A. G. BARTHOLOMEW.
Notary public In and for Erie county.
/ New York.
state OF New York.
County of Erie ss
City of Buffalo.
7 BE 1t remembered. that on this goth day
OF June, a. ID. 1922. personally appeared
before me, the subscriber. a notary public
for said county aud state Martin II
I strauss. director OF the SerV-uS Grocery
Products corporation. and party to the
foregoing statement. known TO me per-
! sOnally 10 be such. and | having frsr
made known to him the contents of said
statement, he did acknowledge that he
signed. sealed and delivered the same as
his voluntary act and deed, and deposed
that the facts therein stated were truly
| set forth.
Given under my hand and seal of orfice
the day and year aforesaid.
(SeaD A G. BARTHOLOMEW.
Notary public. in and for Erie county,
New York.
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AUcTIoNs--LECALs
Lesni Notice.

Estate of Mary NJ. Brennan. dscsa-cd
Npticc is hereby given that iStt4rg Of
administration upon the estate Of Msry
81 brennan, late of Wilmington hundred,
irceasod, were duly granted unto Avnas
Q. Brennan on tho twenty seventh dsv of
luly A, ID. 1922. and ali pcrsons IN
1ebted 70 said deceased are requested 70
Without delay. and all persons bsvjnx
demands against the deceased arc re-
qnircd 20 exhibit and present tho Sans
duly probated 20 tho snid Administrative
on or before tho t~snty-sixtb day of
July, A. ID. 1923, or abIde by the law
IN this behalf Agnes 9. Brennan. al.
,alnistratrix Address. N. u. Cor.
Wilmington. Delaware
ESTATt oF SUSAN -. CAMPBELL.
DBCBAsED--Notic Is hereby giyan
that letters tcstanentAry upon the esta e
OF susan Is. Campbell late Of Whining
ton hundred. DECEASED, wore duly granted
unto Trucman W. Campbell and 1toss l.
Campbell on the eleventh day Of J,,Iv
A. ID. 1927. and all persons Indebted "a
the said deceased are requested 10 MAZE
payment 20 the executors without de-
lay, and All persons having defnands
against tho deceased are required 10 or
hibit and present tho Same duly pro
bated 20 the said executors on or berfors
or qG .6ds ny ,hs a's aw 81 Il 'Iy ~. nsl,p
man w. Campbell Ross L. Camnheil
executors. Address George 4. fo~o,
send, Jr.: attorney -st-isw, Ford building.
Wilmington. Delaware
ESTATt OF MARY ELIZABETH AP-
PbEBT. DBCEASBD-N Notice is heroby
gwen tnat letters testamentary upon
the estate Of Mary Elizabeth AppIsbr.
late OF Wilmington hundred, decsased
woro duly granted unto l>ol,eiIa
Allison. on tho thirteenth day of July
a. ID. 1922, and all persons Indebted Z,
the said deceased are rslIllestad to yn.to
payment TO tho execUtri1 without de-
lay. aud all persons having demand,
against the deceased are required 20
exhibit and present the same duly nro>
/ Dated % the said e1ecutrfx on or before
/ the thirteenth day Of July, A. u. 1929.
! Or abidG by the law In thIs behalf
William r. Lyman. attorncv's a ~ y
Equitable Building. Wilmington. Dels.
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SUCCESS-POWER
Judgment

Be fair In your Judgment and dealings with others,
and you will make friends Of foes and oil men your
brothers.
We all spend much time looking down upon
people whom we dean unworthy that We seldom look
UP at the indicator Of fuctuating standard We
spy in others what wo do not dccry in ourselves.
Each individual man Ia unlike all othcr and
hence cannot measure himself by them judge them
Justly through his knowledge Of himself.
There always two sides to every question and
what you prize may have value in another's eyes
the viewpoint affects the value.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-31

BED-Bureau. Kitchen chairs. gas range,
pillows and bolster. 70l klrkwood
street
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CONTENTS--Of twcivo-room furnished
house. Address u 10. Every Evening
nfNCa
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DOLL HOSPITAL-Combin made up.
$40 Madison, formerly 6l8 West Sew
,,tb Dhouc 1oTl I
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Household Goods

AWN1NDS-four porch and twelve win
dow. q. II. Lang Co.. 1908 Orange
street.
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suburban For Sale

location. one square
from beach. Price reasonable. Box 2O6
RehObOth. Del
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FOR SALE-Erame bungalow at Hamilton
Park, rooms, porch. has good lot
garage for two cars. small amount of
cash needed. Price for quick sale - 800.
Apply Walter H. Powell. 9Ol Shipley
street. PhOne 5ly1
HOUSE-Near Philadelphia Pike. three
miles from town. Eight-roOm stone
house. bath, heat, double garage chicken
house, > acres ground. 81 500 cash re-
quired, balance easy terms Box II 10.
Every Evening Oince.
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GAS RANGE for sale. Apply 2s1o
WashinutOn street,
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AUTOMOBILES
Wnnted-AutOmOhiles

WANTED
We desire TO purchase ono hundred
cash prices. Bring your car hero
and 20 homo with the money.
KEEL MOTOR co.
ELEVENTH. l. TATNALL SITS.
Phone 04OO. Open Evenings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-31
Musical Instruments

RANGE--0as. and double cot for sale;
good condition, reasonable. 3O2 North
Harrison street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Annrtments For Rent

APARTMENT rent; centrally 10
cntod, 4 rooms and bath. must be seer
Go be appreciated. Call 905 West
Eric Roberts
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Seeds, Plants and Flowers Gs

OUT FLOWERS Twenty and fifty
cents n bunch; near Riverylow cemetery,
800 West Thlrty-nfth street. Phone
233t J.
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APARTMENT -Four largo rooms. bath.
heat and light Continuous hot water
fItQ King
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TALKING MACHINES--An makes re-
paired, called for and delivered Sort
mans Music shop, West Seven TIA
street. Phone 1892 r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-31

OF reducing the capital stock Issued by
inc SerY-us Grocery Products Corpora-
ton. a corporation organized under the
avs or the state OF Delaware. do hereby
this statement OF reduction and do
certify that tho facts herein stated are
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Wearing Apparel

AND SAMPLE SUITs--From
$500 up. Working pants. si.OO up.
Specials, odd coats and coats and vests
sl.50 up. Aiisit Clothing House. IO2
iOi Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-31

HOUSEHOLD FURNIT URE---Also n
ninno. Apply 2Ia2 I.nncnainr nYcnlin
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-19
LENKAI INA SEBRAUTI
SU BOLSEWKA|S.
VARSAVOJE LANKESI
TCHITCHERIN.
Till lenkai socialistai prie-
singi bolsevikams.

MASKVA, sp. 10. -Kuo-
met Francija jau riSa arti-
mq santikiu rysius su boise
vistine Russia, apie tokius
pat rysius rimtai galvoja If
VarSavos ponija, francuzu
liepiama.
Varsavos ponai jau tick
daug susisebravo su bolSevi-
kais, kad pirm poros savai-
ciQ VarSava aplank6 Maskvos
uzsieniu reikalu komisaras
,Tchitcherin. Jis tenai vieSa-
damas daugiau sustiprino
s6bryste.
Komisaras .Tchitcherin te-
mai CANA draugingai konfera
vo su dvieju dideliu lenkl
valstieciQ demokratiniQ par
thu vadais. 'Jis jiems pazy-
m6jo, jog Lenku komerciniai
ir industriniai interesai dau-
gumoje paraleliai stow su
Rusijos tokiais pat interesais.
Gal VarSava seniau butQ
susisebravusi su bolSevikais.
TeGiaus tam karciai prieSino-
81 lenkai socialistai. Mat,
Rusijos bolSevilQ taktika ne
sutinlIa su lenkQ socialistu
taktika. Delto. jie nenori tu-
r6ti su Maskvos valdzia jo,
kio draugingumo.
Su lenkais' Rusijos bolSevi-
kai susidraugaus. To reika-
lauja Francijos interesai.
Bet su Rumunija Maskva
toll grazu negali susitaikinti.
ITuotarpu Rumunijas skaitosi
Lenkijos sajungininke.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-19
.TUREJo sLAPTA su-
7ARTE sU UNIsTA|s.

Southern Illinois Coal Co.,
Herrin, ILL.,, prezidentas Les
ter valstijos industrialei ko-
misijai ispazino, kad jo bend
rove buvo gavusi is angleka-
siq unijos slapta leidima pro
dukueti anglis streiko laiku.
Teciaus ta leidima panaikino
anglekasiai surengtomis SKIER
dynemis.
Kokiu budu, kaip ir nuo ko
tas leidimas gautas, nepasaky
ia. Sakoma, tas tunes paai-
Sketi ateinancioje byloje, kuo-
met bus teisiami zmogzud-
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