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, 1922-04-20

NTW YORK. Anil eo- PfneIine
ana tank fam -n-. rore-stc ~-,,d.
oil STOCKS heid !, ~. TTnt,~d sts,es
Increased 10 sos ooa h.rr.l. IN Nf,rch
a~ecorsInr IN m urnekfv r,una- ~
tho AmeTiean Pr.rnie.r Irsfi,,,fs Is.
s,ed LAST r,rht IN ~, tncrerse .
a55 600 barres. w-t IN atocks 49, Of
The Rockte. ana / sso ooo hrel- x,er.
in california
The dasv average ro- e1,a, OH
prsduetIon Of tho Trrs,s5 s,ato- AZ.
croased ,.1oo h.--c,- Tor n 10Y
a Anrfi * tosaIiing Is1o $50
oompared usth 1Ss an narrrl. for
lthe breeding week he .r,mmar
cont5np~
, 1922-04-20
WHEAT LOWER
ON EARLY SALES
Several Factors Contribute to
Bearish Effects at Mar
ket Opening.

CHICAGO. April 2o.-Wheat prices
here averaged a little lower today dur
ing the early dealings. about in line
with closing quotations at Liverpool
Sales Of wheat to go TO store in Chi
cago for delivery on May contracts
had some bear1sh affect, as did notice
OF an attempt to have grain in cars
on track hera made available for
regular delivery the same as elevators
supplies Some sailing was induced
by an opinion from a crop expert in
Oklahoma that danger from green
bugs appeared 10 be unimportant- In
ftial prices, which varied from &c de
ciine to &C advance, were followed
by a sag All around TO we'll below yes
terday's finish and Their something Of
a rally.
May wheat opened al s1x7K TO
s1-ls n July sLz5x to sL-35E.
Throughout the greater part Of the
day. absence OF n sign of Aggressive
support for prices was noticeable. but
at the last n moderate upturn in values
took place owing more or less to gos-
sip that foreign buyers were about to
enter the market again. Tho close was
unsettled. at Ec net decline to &c
advance with May $1.b3 to Sissy and
July s1.25k to s1-25%-
Corn and oats were easier. After
opening &c off to NC MP. July 64&
to 64Ze. corn underwent n slight gen
era1 setback
The close was steady. at the same
as yesterdays finish TO X to &c low
er: with July e45s to CSC.
oats started unchanged to Nc high
er. July 4o% to so%c and later showed
slight Declines
Higher quotations on hogs strength
ened provisions
, 1922-04-20
SERVICE HERE
IMPROVED by ADDITION
OF CARRIER TO FORCE

A new carrier has been added to
the postal service today and changes
have been made in tho routes of al
the carriers. This will entail some in
convenience at frH for the persons
getting mail from the carriers, for the
routes will have TO be learned all over
again and there may be some mis-
takes. The distribution clerks must
also become trained in the new routes.
Errors will be at a minimum, but
the public is asked to bear with the
service for a few days. When things
are once more going smoothly the
service will be better than before be-
aus each carrier will have less space
to cover, owing to the additional mem.
Der.
The public boxes around ths city
have been painted a beautiful fresh
green
, 1922-04-20

WASHINGTON. April 2o.-A billion
gallon storage reserve OF gasoline was
orecast by the bureau of mines to-
day in a report showing a e on
March } OF SIS. 800 900 GALLONS. the
largest in the history of the industry.
The March 1 total La an Increase OF
112 .ooo. 900 gallons over the reserve OF
February / and Is above the high
figure of May 1921. by 100000 and
13s 900 900 gallons moro than March
a year age
AT the present rate Of increase in
storage" says the report "the billion
gallon point may be reached in gaso-
cline in stock comes"
, 1922-04-20
WADE FUNERAL IS HELD
HERE THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral OF Nina NJ. Wade, who
died yesterday at 3 a. m, was held
at 1 o'ciodk this afternon at tho
Bowman chapel. the Rev. C. A. Wilson
officiating. Tho body was shipped or
h 2:45 Burlington to Bluffton, Ind,
DIT. L. l. Wade. son of tho deceased.
accompanied the remains.
, 1922-04-20

contract w~hereunder Otis alleges no
was 10 receive four per cent royalty
on production from go acr-s In the
Salt Creek oil field On March II the
case was dismissed In the Wyoming
court and ordered Transferred 10 the
Colorado federal court The interest
in production which Otis claims fs
said to date to amount to $500. goo.
, 1922-04-20
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
REINSTATEMENT OF SUIT ASKED.

CHEYENNE, wyo- April 2o-(special to The Tribune)
Judge John A. Riner of the United States district court of
Wyoming has taken under advisement the petition of Robert
G.. Taylor ct al for reinstatement in this court of the case
of Norton P. Otis against Taylor, the Plains Oil company and
Others, wherein the plaintiff seeks specific performance of a
, 1922-04-20
Dilators Oh Other Local Treatments-T
But Can Never Heal Where TT
Don't Submit to an Operation-Untl
You Have Tried Our Easy and Sensihle Treatment

No matter how severe your case
may be, IT of how long standing.
Tho old, stubborn cases, that are
supposed to be 'fincurable'' are
tho very ones We like best to
write TO us-for we can nearly
always count upon those people to
be our best friends and boosters
after this treatment has made
them well
Neither does 1t matter where
you live nor what your occupation
may be-we are as near to you
as your mail box, and if you are
troubled with piles, this method
will give you quick relief and
within a short time you will have
joined the ranks of the thousands
who write us that they feel them
selves to be permanently cured.
We want you TO understand
that tho Page Method is DIFF
FERENT from all others and
that it is the ONE MOST RE-
LIABLE and SUREST remedy
for the home treatment of piles.
Send the coupon NOW while you
have the matter in mind and this
offer before you.
Don't let anyone persuade you
to submit to an operation until
you have at least given this in
ternal method a trial and n
chance to cure you A few days.
delay VIII not make your case
much harder for the surgeon, and
you may not need him at all
, 1922-04-20
honey

NEW YORK. April 2o.-Cal money
easy; high, az; low, 3h; ruling rate,
3: closing bid. 3. offered at 81; last
loan, az. Call loans against accept,
ances, az. Time loans easier: &C
fdays; 90 days Az "; six months, AZ.
Prime mercantile paper Al. u
, 1922-04-20
Axea ss-sunered for Yeu

Aged SS-Sunered for Tearz
II want you to know what your
treatment has done for me I had
suffered with piles for many years
and used suppositories and all kinds
of treatments, but never got relief
until / tried yours. Am now COM
pietsly cured Although I am IS
years old and the oldest active
blacksmith in Michigan. / feel years
since the piles left me- ]
win surely recommend It to all ]
know who suffer this way. You can
use my letter any way rot wish and
i hope IT will cad theirs to try this
wonderful remedy"
Yours truly,
Homer. Mich. J. L. LYON.
Only One Effective
Il wish to express my appreciation
Of your pile cure. Have doctored
with different. doctors but will say
have found your cure the only ef-
fective one"
Respectfully yours.
Pleasant City. Ohio.
, 1922-04-20

Butter and EggA-
CHICAGO. April 30 Butter IN
changed; eggs unchanged: receipts
21.z1. cases
, 1922-04-20

No new domestic animals have been
developed during the last two thou
sand years.
, 1922-04-20

NEW YORK. April 2o.-Coppcr
steady; electroiytic spot and nearby
127ac. later 12B @13c-
Tin firm; spot and nearby 31.oc; IN
lures 31.12.
Iron steady. and unchanged.
Lead firm. spot 5.10@5.35.
Zinc steady; East St Louis spot
500.
Anthony spot 5.12.
, 1922-04-20
STOCKS FAIL TO
HOLD TO GAINS
Rally in Morning Trading Of
set by Losses in Later
Dealings

advances in many of the industrials
and specialties were replaced by losses
at the close Sales Appropriated 1.
500. 900 shares.
In tho steaf- rift taking of the
later dealingr some leaders of the oil,
motor ard equipment groups forfeited
all their gains but rails were cor
partively strong The Closing was ir
regular.
NEW YORK. April s--rhe fea
ture at the buoyant openings of 10.
days stock market was The croysinr Ct
par by United States eteef to 1oeM a
record quotation for considerably over
a year. Sale OF 400 shares OF Sin
clair at n fractional gain indicated
another active session In tho oils
Gains OF a piont or better were made
1 nthe first half hour by a wide
variety OF issues. These included Atst
ison. American Locomotive, Studeba
Ler. United States Ruhb<r, AmorL =tn
Ice. Cruciblo and Gulf States Steel,
and Corn Products. Rea1iing wns un
der pressure. but most coolers scored
fractional advanced. international e.
oranges showed increased fisnlness en-
A1% AACAC AORtA4A AGJAlIk aIlItlK IINtIn
laieSs Developments at ienua
Tho demand for stocks assumed
wider dimensions during the morning.
Sales in h first hour were estimated
at slightly owe 500. 900 shares. The
az per cent rate for call money ana
the keen Investment inquiry for new
undertakings gave impetus to the
movement. which promises 10 exceed
an records for the year. Additions to
the early advance at gains of to ?
points embraced high grade rails such
as Unionc Pacific. Canadian Pacific
and Reading also industrials and spe-
cialties OF the investment class, not
ably the prominent domestic and for
eign oils. Baldwin Locomotive, Am
erican Car. Sears Roebuck- Colorado
Fuel and Utah Copper. Profit taking
made only slight impression on prices
reactions at Don holding mostly with
in fractional limits.
Trading slackened at midday but
tho list of gains was extended New
York Central. Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western Chicago and Northwest
ern, Norfolk and Western and Pcre
Marquette were added to the stronger
rails. Mail order and chain stores spc
c~ialists also i to 2 points higher.
London Silver.
LONDON. April 2o.-Bar silver
34zd per ounce. Money 2 per cent.
Discount rates. short and three
months bills "a az GIG per cent
Silver.
ArT-vu vODr a--xf az w.
Der silver CSC; Mexican dollars 52Hc.
Foreign Exchange Easier.
NEW YORK. April 2o.-Grcat- Brit
ain demand AIN; cables 4.41h; so
, 1922-04-20

regular Treatment and low 1 feel
that I am cured I advise all people
who suffer with piles to take the
Page Treatment"
Sincerely yours.
J: W. SHORES.
, 1922-04-20
Crude Market
livestock Mart


CHICAGO, April 20.@United States
Bureau of Markets).-Cattle receipts
1o. 1000: active; beef steers 10 to 15c
higher: spots up more on medium
grades: top $500; weight 1901 pounds.
bulk beef steers s7-50@s.5o: fat she
stock strong to higher; bulls steady;
veal calves slow; talking around $500
@7.60 mostly. stockers and feeders
firm: bulk s6.50@7.40 on stockers: So
lected meaty feeders S7.50@7-55 most
ly.
Hogs receipts 10000: fairly active.
steady to 1oc higher than yesterdays
average; medium and heavy weights
weaker than early: big packers doing
little; top 5000. sorted. practical top
f1o.65; bulk ss.so@1o.s5; packing eows
steady to strong; pigs weak
Sheep receipts 5000; killing classes
steady to Csc higher; choice handy
weight Ehorn lambs trippers $13.75.
some held higher. bulk to packers
early s13.oe@13-2s; medium I o good
handy weight wooded ewes $500; choice
heavies ss.75: choice ITO pound shorn
ewes $3.50.
Denver Prices
4DEAlN NLAhs Coto-s Aphh SO-OAtde
receipts LOO. market steady 1sc low
err, beef steers ss.5o@7.50; cows and
heifers $4.75 @6-25; calves ss.0o@11.50;
bulls $3.50 CABS; stockers and feeders
se.oo@7,z5.
Hogs receipts 300: market 1o915c
higher. top 1910; bulk $s.7561o.0o.
Sheep receipts $500; market IS to
soc higher; lambs sl3.5e@14.75; ewes
s7.5o@s.5o.
Omaha Quotations.
OMAHA. Neb.. April 20.@United
States Bureau of Marketgl-Hogs re-
ceipts 5000: mostly S to 1oc higher;
bulk $50 to 80 pound butchers 1910
@1o-15; top 5000; bulk as to 325
pound butchers ss.so@1o.1o; packing
grades ss.000s-z5.
Cattle receipts 5000; beef steers dull.
weak TO 3 lower; y~earlings ss.35:
she stock o to 25c lower. veals rs to
TIC lower; other stock mostly steady.
Sheep receipts 1900: lambs big quar-
ter higher. top 1885; sheep and feed
ers steady.
, 1922-04-20

A mans lungs contain two hundred
cubic inches of air.
, 1922-04-20

bleeding Piles for SIX Years
Your Pile Tablets are surely won-
Gerful. ! was troubled with bleed
ing plies, on and IN, for SIX years;
couldn't get anything to cure them
until I read your ad- in the daily
ape The sample must have cured
mel haven't beer bothered SINCE
Yours truly,
MRS NJ j. MASBEcK
r. r 2, Box &c,
San B~ernardino. Calf
Suffered IS Years
1T gives me great pleasure TO
write and tell you I am troubled M
moro with piles I am 81 years of
age and ave suffered for owe IS
yearss have tried all kinds of ONT
ment, etc. without
You are at liberty to use my name
in reference to your PHO Cure and
also my photograph. which I am
sending you
JOHN W. SHUMAN.
1i4s N. sth Street Philadelphia Pa
, 1922-04-20

lDoctoxs Reesnmended An Operation
Il was q sufferer from piles. Two
doctors had said there was nothing
that would do me any good but an
operation. First I tried a sample
of your Pile Treatment and was
greatly relieved Then I ordered a
, 1922-04-20
Silver.

NEW YORK. April 20. Foreign
Der silver CSC; Mexican dollars 52Ac.
, 1922-04-20

F0re1gh EAc1Ang6 EASIER.
NEW YORK. April 2o.-Grcat- Brit
ain demand AIN; cables 4.41h; so
day bills on banks 4.38N. Franco do
, 1922-04-20

forded by the PAGE PILE TREATMENT
Is Worth All the Money In A Bank.
, 1922-04-20
Let Us Send You a Trial
Package Absolutely Free.
just Send Us Your Address
and Name on the Coupon

imS mcLhod OF treating Piles,
from the INSIDE instead of the
OUTSIDE, is not a new idea or
something that has not been given
a thorough test We quote Below
a letter received from a patient
who suffered from piles for IS
years before trying our method Of
treatment.
The one BIG accommodation
81 Of this method of treatment Is
the P-ERMANENCY of the bene-
s fits derived.
a Don't put of the matter of
Z sending the Coupon, for it will
be much better to have this sure
relief right at hand the next time
your piles bother you than to
hunt around for address and
hen wait two or three days for the
,ackage to reach you. So send your
lame and address NOW, to E. r. Page
: 1865 Page Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
, 1922-04-20

LONDON, April 20.-Bar silver
SAID per ounce. Money 2 per cent.
Discount rates. short Inc three
months bills ~ az GIG per cent
, 1922-04-20

There is only o sensible, sms and Safe way to .ras piles and
prevent them from coming back every few weeks to annoy and pain you
again. This is By Permanently healing them with the Pag. !Anferna1
regulator, VI tell you frankly and honsstiy in our directions that these
com from the Page Pie Tabls. This Is a very pleasant tasting tablet
Cure Of Piles has been sold for More Than . Quarter Of . Century and
IS endorsed in Thousands OF Letters Reporting the Cure Of cases that
scennedh euond hone % relief. -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
YOUR HEALTH
WHY YAPHASIAFOLLOWS
SOME INJURIES TO THE SKULL
0KESuDdNCvvsr TIE nerves. system, regulating Al
its uaovumsnts. and receiving all the sensations OF
the hodx In tha human heain.
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. l


Somehow or other the intricate machinery Of this
;
oxxsn has do with the mysteries Of thinking ac-
.vitics Just it functions and all that It does
bodv knows remains much to be learned about
the operations Of the brain. ~
This organ consists Of several divisionsa major
hdv and several portions The part Of the brain
most familiar to the person Is the great mass
dllne the the skull the forehead to the N
bp on the Of head This called the cere DR. co
S The crrcb ia divided into two by deep ss
49, %h-,,~h +ho Middle Of brain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrson's New Phase Of
Revelations of a Wife
Copyright. 1921. fv Newspaper Feature ssrvice Ina

varicator / was becoming!--"and Mr..
Drake rushed me back here. The motor
cycle will follow the limousine with
Smith until Mr.. Drake catches up to
them in the racing car. And | saw
Smith, and heard him talk, SO the chain
OF evidence is complete. Now you must
rest until DR.. Petit and my father ar
rive. Listen They are coming bark !"
AT least was not prevaricating now.
told myself, ss Tom Chester with his
spoken and unspoken queries answered,
relaxed against the car-cushoned couch
had improvised. From down the road
came the sound OF racing motors and
blowing horns, and l rushed to the side
OF the road, intent upon giving DR.. Pet
TIT all the information concerning Tom
Chester's injuries that could before he
saw him. As poured out my story in
low voice, the physician and my
faoher leapcd TO the ground and came
up to me.
What has happened to you?" they
demanded, as il with one voice, and |
realized that the car lights were illumin-
ating my face, bruised with the fall from
the back Of Smiths limousine.
"She Is Right"
"Never mind that" l said brusquely.
"I'll tell you later. Please come TO Mr..
Chester at once. think he has broken
his leg"
"But, daughterr' My fathers voice
was protesting, but DR.. Petit inter
rupted abruptly.
"She is right" he said with decision.
"Her face can wait. Come with me,
both of you. | shall need you"
He had wrapped himself in his pro.
fessional authority and my father and
hurried in his wake to the side of poor
Tom Chester. But even through the
stress of the minutes which followed
when my father and worked feverishly
under the physicians guidance while
the injured lad manfully tried to re
press his moans. could not help {
feminine catty little conjecture as e
whether the physician would have beer
as indifferent 10 my injuries two years
| before, or whether he would attend Ton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18

Chester first were Claire Foster stand
ing in my place with her face cut and
bruised.
By the time he had given emergency
aid to young Mr.. Chester, however, and
with our help had placed him in the
tonnenu Of my own car which my
father had driven, l let justice have
its way with me, and admitted what ]
really knew all along that whatever
Herbert Pet'it's faults, lowering Of his
professionl standard was not one Of
them.
I'VE will push your car into the glade
here" he decided. ut will be hidden
until morning. | will drive the car you
drove, and you must sit in the tonneau
and support Mr.. Chester 80 that he re-
ceives as little jar as possible. Your
father will drive mine. And | must
take him to your home, if | may.
happen to know that the hospital j.
crowded tonight--accidents and opera.
tions."
Ito be continued.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18

CONSULT AN orthopedist for an sxamfna-
ton. He will then prescribe the necee-
sary treatment
v. N OWN You kindly ten ne
whether O protrudinx car can Be cor
rected by means OF an operation?
Am operation such - you rsesr 10
Is rarely II ever advisable
@. H. OIL hsvs . pain in my hsart
whenever walk up . hill o. run What
would you advise mo to dof
A-The best> thing for you to do II to
consult your doctor for An examination
to determine tho exact condition pros
ent. and then DO governed by tho ad-
vfce he gives you.
A. l. r. OIL hawe Just moved into
4 house. and md Il 10 infAsted with neaa
VIII you please tell me how can get
rid OF them?
A--Yoa should close each room and
burn a for,nalin candle IN 1t Do not
breathe this gas. This wfHl help to rid
tho house OF the hsns:
O. b N. O-wIn you kindly ten ne
thu cause OF headaches which make rne
fesl Al II am falling downstairs?
A-The headaches and vertigo are
probably duo to cyestrain. Have your
eyes examined carefully. including
muscle tests. to determine tho under
lying Cause OF your symptoma. then
proper treatment will be given
b. r OIL am q girl II years old.
and am S feet inches tall, and weigh
$50 pounds. What should my weight BE-!
A-You arc . lfttle overwsight- II you
viii restate your question and enclose .
! se,f addressed. stamped envelope full
particulars "a weight reduction WIN b
furnAshed
| &c Own you please ten me what
causes mo to faint every time I Gee
/ blood. and whether there is anything
can do TO overcome this?
A-Many people cannot stand the sigh;
OF suffering or blood Nothing can b
done to overcome this. as q rule.
| e. A n. r. p. OIL have q great
many r,oies on my fAce- Kindly tell M
vhseher these can be removed
fNI am Is years OF age, 5 feet 4 inches
tall. and / weigh 1Is pomdA KIM,
tell me what should weigh
A-Go to a skin specialist and ha~.
theee moles removed by electricity.
You are very good average 70,
xour age and height.
orrr,ehi 1912. b, Ne.su.Oe yessue s~vA.. La
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18

two portions are. called tho cerebral
hsmisphsres."
The cerebrum isn't q smooth mass like
q moulded form OF lemon jelly. On the
contrary. the surface OF each hernS-
sphere is thrown into folds and ridges
called 'convolutionS."
When II II sectioned. the structure OF
the brain can be studied. 1t Is found
not to Do . solid mass, for each hen'i-
sphsre IL holSow in its interior. These
cavities are known a. ''ventrioled.
Studying the ssctioned tissuc II VIII
b observed there are two kinds OF Drain
substance The outer surfaces and parts
are sYay IN color. the deep portions arc
white
Tho gray matter In made up OF millions
sf minute nerve cells. Our !ntehectuai
erc associated with the gray matter
The more grny matter you have tne
smarter you are supposed to be. when
We say OF q stupid man, no lacks gray
nntter.~ we mean that In his brean mo
vhlte suhstaocs predominntes. This u
q reflection upon hts intelligence.
TMs gray portion OF tho convoautfone
q the ccrshtum Is believed to -oe the
snat OF thought and mental acuvity.
Memory. wili-power. Judgment oec,sion'
All the exalted n,cs,tal processes OF the
Auu,an mind are thought to be conferred
here,
In ( highly specialized school or uni-
vsrsity there are departments OF MS
tory, Of mathematics, OF philosophy, OF
nonraturo and OF pure science. lnstruc-
tion In each subject centres In Its par
ticular department. 1t IS hko this In
the Arrangement Of the brain. There
are centres for motion. for speech. for
sight, for taste, for feeling and for other
sensations
This u the reason q blow on tho mead
~r other Cause Of injury to tho skull
may bring about a loss of-in some
caaes-only ono OF the senses.
For instance, = person may be un-
ahis to speak while he 10 seemingly
normal IN every other respect Loss OF
r.emorv-AphastA-h one OF tho com-
mon examples OF which we read When
the pressure u lifted from tho centre
afYOcted the return to normal may be
brought about
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-18
CHURCH BIGGEST BUSINESS.
Clergyman Tells Convention, Minis-
ters Are Producers Of Highest Values.

Clergyman Tells Convention, Minis.
ters Are Producers Of Highest Values.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Buffalo. N. Y, Oct! 1S.-The church
must be recognized as big business
and clergymen as producers OF the
highest values on earth. speakers de-
clared yesterday at the Lutheran
Brotherhood meeting which preceded
the opening of the biennial conven-
ton to the United Lutheran Church In
America.
The church Is the biggest business
organization in the world, and must
be run on. business principles. using
everything that experience shows is
vital to successful work." declared
Rev. Edgar c.. Miller, d. D., OF
Philadelphia, executive secretary OF
the board of ministerial relief.
Churches in 40 States and six prov
lnces of Canada are represented a,
the church convention.