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of Louisiana, made
in an address at
the knights of
St. John interna-
tional convention
recently.
Senator Rams
dell is a member
of the Vicksburg,
Miss, command
cry Of the order.
When her So
ciety collapsed, !"
declared the Sem
ator, Rome was
forced to hire bar
barians to guard
her frontiers and
repel her enemies.
Eventually. s h e
was compelled to
The Washington herald., 1922-06-22

clinic IN Roches-
ter. MINI, in 1918,
in amliation with
the University of
Minnesota.
DR.. Mayo COM
mends well = con-
Quoted newspaper
health columns as
one means Of get
ting the message
of health to the
public
Medical knowl-
edge must not be
hidden away in
cloisters." he said
in q recent sd-
dress. Doctors
should be teach
The Washington herald., 1922-06-22

paper IL one medium that can be
used effectively.
There are two other ways IN
which the public can be taught the
things IL needs TO know TO prevent
disease. One is by public talks In
non-technical language. and the
other is by medical supervision and
In the schools
Money Invested In public hesaeh
education 10 wisely spent"
The Washington herald., 1922-06-22
Court enery 1oMeNenald
CURRENT INTEREST A

communina aons viii nat Be r.
turned unless specific request for such
return Ia made and stamps inelosed.
Letters feould be typewittsn when
ever possible. Communications ex,
tremsly difficult 10 read will rot Be-
considered. No Communications iigusd
With hctitioLs names will be ui ~.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-22
DIVORCE MENACES
U. S., SAYS SENATOR

America, leading the world in
divorces. will fall as Rome fell I'M
less it mends its ways.
This is the assertion of United
States Senator Joseph Z. RAnsdell
The Washington herald., 1922-06-22
HEALTH PUBLICITY
URGED BY DOCTOR

More widespread dissemination OF
medical knowledge is advocated by
DIR. Charles H Mayo. one OF the
hrothers that founded the Mayo
The Washington herald., 1922-06-22

The trouble about going home with one of
those new tan-colored straw hats on is that the
folks will think you just got it from the
cleaners.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-22
ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS

q. ss'as: s:s . E a. 4: &
The Washington herald., 1922-06-22

Roads built so as to interfere
with proper drainage create breed
ing places for malaria carrying
MOSQUITOES, says U. S. Public Health
Service.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-22

The Bureau OF lines is testing
he efficacy of dust from Alabama
AXE graphite for preventing the
formation of scale in boilers.
w, D.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
DELAWARE GRANGE MEETS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening,
Newport, Sept. 12.-Delaware
Grange at Newport held the first fall
meeting last evening There Will be a
rally night" IN the near future, and
Mrs. Robert p. Robinson has been
appointed chairman OF arrangements
for this event
The factory to-farm plan, which has
been Endorsed by State and National
Oranges. was laid before the Grange
last evening, as was the life insurance
plan for grange members These mat
ters will be discussed further at a
later meeting. Robert p. Robinson will
look into the factory 70 farm plan and
talk on this subject next week.
The grange decided TO dispense with
their meeting on Monday evening
September 25, due TO an entertain
ment TO be given by the Epworth
League of the Newport NJ. f. Church.
and grange members were asked 10
attend.
Following the business meeting. the
Lecturer furnished the following pro-
gram: Singing By grange; vocal solo,
Mrs. j. c. Slack; reading, Mrs. r. c.
Snyder; reading by Mrs. j. c. Strong.
The lecturer asked that all members
come prepared to take part in the
program next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
HOSPITAL S25O,0OO
|. CAMPAIGN UNDER WAY
Mrs. Charles B. Holiday Heads
Woman's Division on the
Homeopathic Board.

Mrs. Charles Il. Holiday, chairman
of the women's Division of the cam
paign to raise s25O,00o for the Home
opathic Hospital Association. TO-DAY
began the recruiting Of captains for
the 20 teams composing her section
of the organization. Mrs. Holiday,
who is treasurer of the board OF man
ayers of the hospital. was elected
chairman of the Women's Division
al a joint meeting of the trustees
and managers held last night in the
hospital board room. Mrs. +. T. Neg
endank was chosen vice-chairman to
assist Mrs. Holiday.
Work of completing the personnel OF
the campaign organization was being
pushed rapidly. following the accept
ances by William Winder Laird of the
post OF executive chairman, James S
Stirling, as vice-chirman and John
Hare. Jr.. as campaign treasurer.
Mrs. Holiday, the new chairman o.
the Woman's Division, has devoted
much of her time. during the last nine
years to the interests Of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital She has served con.
tinuously on the board OF managers
which group of women carry on the
active direction OF the work at tn,
institution. Mrs. Negendank also. ha.
been associated with the hospital!
activities for several years. She Il
president of the Junior Board.
One of the enthusiastic attendant
of last nights meeting was Mrs. C
/ the board of managers. who was on
of the original board OF manager
when the hospital was opened in 1885
She expressed confidence regarding
the outcome of the campaign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
LABOR WILL PRESS
PROGRAM IN THE
PUBLIC ClASSROOMS
Continued from page !

Attacking the action OF Attorney
c,encral pnugherty IN obtaining an In
junction against the striking railway
ahopcrafts unions as part OF wen
laid plnn TO establish the open shop,
Samuel Gcmpers, President OF tho
American Federation of Labor. In an
address yesterday at the opening OF
the sixty seventh annual convention
NJ the International Typographical
Union, declared that labor was not
frightened by the court writ which had
"served TO solidlfy the men and wo-
men OF organized labor"
The hundreds OF delegates and their
friends attending the convention gave
Mr.. Gcmpers tremendous demonstra-
| ton throughout his address. in which
he assailed the Attorney General and
President Harding for their attitude
toward the shipments strike. Mention
OF the Attorney Generals name was
received with Kisses and jeers.
Mr. Gompers said that he did not
know ell Of the provisions OF the in
junction which Mr. Daugherty se-
cured from his pet. Judge Wilkerson-
| / say pet because he was only appoint
ed n few weeks ago through Mr.
Daugherty's presentation and advo-
cacy. But ! verify believe the shop.
mems strike ia now more effective
than IL has been since the strike was
inaugurated."
The general movement TO "dehat'
labor" and establish the open shop.
Mr.. Gompers said has been success
fully resisted by labor and the Indus
trial tide has changed" He said tina
the thousands of men and wOmei
workers were now more closely ant
fervently" looking to the trade union
for protection.
Mr.. Gompers read message fron
: the Farm Labor Union OF America
said to represent $500 actual farm
ers." which condemned the injunctio
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily by Laird + Co. Sc.
curity Brokers, du Pont RuJldIr.
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Sept l2-The following chr
poraions were chartered yesterday:
Federal syndicate OF America WHINING
ton. capital. $40 OOO. 600
Westinghouse Commercial Investment
Co, Wilmington: 5000 600
Northland MIX and Ice Cream Co Will
mington. 81. 600 600
Citizens Title. Guarantee and Mortea1e
Co. Wilmington: aI,lOO. 600
Congo Rubber Co. Wilmington: ST.
600 600
Tennessee Chemical Co. Wilmington;
81 900 600
Atlantic Ice Corporation. Wilmington;
81 900 600
American Railway Car Cooling Co.
New York. 81 .000. 900
American C inese Flour Milling and
Lumber Co. 1925. 600
Scot Coal Mining Co. Confluence,
China Fibre Container Co. Whining
Hi-Lo-Fan Corporation, Wilmington
$500 600.
keith-Lsndis Sales Corporation. Haver-
ford. Pa. Si25. 900
success Petroleum Co. Wichita. Kansas
500. 600
state Publicity Building Corporation
Z 500 900
Woodland Co. Cleveland. Ohio: s1oo..
600.
The United Ladies' Shops, Inc. New
York. changed its name to Frank Ruben
stein Co. Inc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Philadelpnla, sept. IL.
wheat--No. 2. red winter. 1.osls "a
1.12ia; do garlicky, 1.oo@1.03.
Corn--No. 2, for export, IAN @75h ;
do. No. 3. 731s @74is; do. No. 4. 72h@
73ta. car lots for local trade, No.
yellow 73@73h No, 3. 79h@S0.
Oats--No. 2, white. 45@45h; No. 8
white, 43k@44.
Butter--Western creamery extra
40; nearby prints and fancy, 46@49.
Eggs--Nearby extra firsts. as; do
fitsts, SO; western extra firsts, 80: do
frsts, "a; fancy selected, packed. asa
A..
Cheese--New York whole milk
fancy flats. fresh. 22@22i5; fair to
good. 2o@21h; longhorn. 2i1a@22;
single daisies, held, 2Ih@21h.
Live poultry--Fowls. not leghorns
24@30 do. leghorns. 1S@22; spring
chickens. not leghorns, 25@30; do. leg
horns, 2o@25; old roosters. 15@17;
ducks, white Peliin. fancy. 21M22; fall
to good. 1920; mixed colors. 15@l7
Dressed poultry-Fowls. fresh killed
choice to fancy. 3o@31; do. SINAI
IS; broiling chickens. nearby. 32@34
do. western, 30632. BOOSTERS. western
20: do. southern. Is; spring ducks
nearby. 24M25.
Potatoes Nearby No. bushel bas
ket. 5000; No. 2, 1920.
Flour--Soft. winter straight west
ern. 6.00@6.25 do. nearby, 4.75@5.o0
hard winter straight, b.75@6.26; do
short patent, 6.25@6.5o; spring, frs
clear. 6.0O@6.25; do. patent. 6.75@7 rs
do. short patent. 7.25MT.75: fame!
spring and city mixed. patent. famil.
brand, S00MS.75.
Hay-Good new Timothy, 16.00@2o.
4 co. good new clover, mixed, $1,000
| 100.
Bran-Soft winter. in 100-poun
sacks. 2S.O0@23.50; do. spring. 22,5oG
$3.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. city. loose, On
do. special loose. 81; prime countr,
A.: edible. in tierces. "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12

~ III VI RED IAIF-lI0A
To holders ~ Wet org Notes and Others
concerned
Notice j. hereby given AZ foiiows-
l-Cai Tor partial redemption ~ 81 %,
cent Victory Notes -- An -. Der cent = r.
tory Notes otherwise known al United
states OF Amerlca Gold Notes ~ lq9y-
4, y, G. -. r or p prrfxed 20 their aerial
numbers. having hecn designated Tor 80
purpose b. lot IN Tho manner prercrlhofl
by the Secretary n the Treasury "a
called for redemption On Dcrernhrr III
1922. pursuant 10 the PROV xi0n for -
demption contained In the nofrs and h,
Treasury Department circular Nunher
1873. dated April n. 1910 under whica
tho notes were originally issued Interest,"
on all the ~ per cont Aicfory Notes frus
called for redemption wlll cease on aid
redemption date December I5 100
Victory Notes 81 the ~ per cent qerins
bearing the distinguishing letters Z. H
]. !. X, or J.. prcfyed 20 their serial Mum.
bers are not IN any manner Affected ~
this call for redemption and viii hernrs
due and payable ~ 20 principal On Nav
20, 1923. according 20 their terms
2--Detaiied Information az % tho preS-
entation and surrender ~ ~ Ter cent
Victory Notes for redemption under thi.
call is given in Treasury Dena men :
Circular Number POO dated July 81
1922 copies ~ which may 10 0hfafnoef
from the Treasury Department. Division
Of Loans and Currency. Warrington ID.
C., or any Federal Reserve Bank
4 W MELLON
July 2s 1922
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

Chicago. Sept. 12.-Cattle, receipts.
$4,000; fairly active. steady to strong on
beef steers; matured kinds scarcest and
in best demand; top matured steers
10 %. highest Of the year bulk native
beef steers. 9.00alO25 she stock COM
paratively scarce. about steady; bulls.
strong; veal calves. strong TO Csc higher ;
stockers and feeders about steady With
Mondays decline; supply of grassers
liberal, including many loads. due pre-
vious day; bulk fat she stock, 5Oa7 rs
bulk yealers. II 0oal2 so: bulk bologna
bulls 4.loa4 rs; desirable heavies, up
ward to 40.
Hogs. receipts. 10000; market, slow.
unevenly strong TO 15c higher; bulk
l75 TO 210-pound averages Q.Scaq 20;
top, s.75; pigs and packing sows lOca25c
higher; bulk packing sows. 7.Ooa7 10
big packers holding back: heavy, sIOa-
go; medium. e.OCa97O: light. 0 50a-
e.75: light light ss5a9 rs: packing sows,
smooth, 7.0Qa775: packing sows, rough.
6.bCa7 IS; killing pigs. s.OoAe. 10.
Sheep, receipts. 10000; lambs opening
strong with Mondays best time; early
top native. 1900 to shippers and city
butchers; packers buying good natives
freely at ,l275: best western lambs, late
arriving; sheep scarce. strong TO higher
heavy ewes. mostly 3.50a3 90; best handy
natives. $50: feeding lambs. held strong
! several loads. 6o-pound feeders late Mon
day, 1900,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
lanN ~ - annual report for 1921 shows
- alN'aDs credited 10 profit and loss. and
>hpus ,Os5 charged against such amount
Including the 81 500 600 redefnption fund
On account OF IN. $50 600 600 Il nor cen.
ien-ytat loan 81 1919 and the per cent
dividend ON the preferred stock Total
operating revenue was SlgS 6g2 40 No.,
q decrease Of >33 322 90 or Ia a. Der con,
Net railwa. operating income decrea sed
- ISL ao, o.t other corporate income
~ amounts rclated TO the federal guaraptv
aud chargrahlc 20 III. government
DIVIDENDS of the standard Oil groun
~ companies for the third quarter Of mis-
year total s.a2s Ogg an Smount Ia 900,
than Tor any previous similar period since
the dissolution Of the old companv in
lNlx, except Tor 1920. when the total was
Tine standard OH COMPANY OF N.u
Jersey asserts that the nrst era % ,ba
MeNican 9il industry is drawing TO a
clp~ aud with the impending eShaus,lon
of the present producing AREAS the f,,tnrs
~ tue industry an that country will de-
pend upon the attitude OF the Mesican
sofernment. ~ maintains that only par,
uf the huge investment OF APPROXIMATELY
$500 900 600 made by Operating com.
psnies viii DE returned 20 them This
investment has resulted In Production a,
,m"s''o s' bsrrsis 30, OF , OIL over the las,
been produced IA the last FIVE years 'rhe
MeNiran government has received approri-
mht'lN >sopbn,bN IN taxes OF which 2Ss =
300 600 was paid In the last five wears
Stl .pou.op having been paid in 1921
Iothl STOCK of money Ia the United
states september I Was Ss3u3 Ssa 2aI
stock Of gold coin aud bullion amounted
90 s3.h5s 5ss, xu2 Total money STOCK
and gold coin and bullion stock both
made new highs
The American Car and Foundry Com
pAny has received an order for so tank
cars from the Texas and Pacific and a
contract Tor repairs 20 4 1000 ears from
the New \ ork Central
New nltod states treasury certified tes
dated september 10 and bea ring intercs,
az ga per cent are offered foe subscrip-
ton The Issue will be Tor about 5000
uDn 600. and carries the usual tax eSemp.
tuus
Dispatches from Argentina state the
president 81 the republic has sksd con.
lfess 90 authorize a loan % s2l2. 600 oOC
90 bs placed with American bankers
Owned by the kennccott Copper Cor
porstion and representing nov tots
hrnden Copper Mines Company 10 nov
producing a. q rate OF about 10000 ,O0c
pounds ~ copper month, at a cost Close
20 So cents per pound IL Ia planned q
raise re output ca nasy 20 $4,000 .o0s
pounds year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
OFFICERS TO HOLD
CONFERENCE ON DRY
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Continued from page ]

varieties OF alcohol and 1t Ia believed
that violations OF this nature will be
greatly lesscncd.
A signal victory for enforcement
was the recent announcement by
leading vaudeville circuit that per-
formers would not be allowed to make
humorous reference TO the eighteenth
Amendment. Commissioner Haynes is
elated that within so short a space
OF time compliance with request
made by him upon assuming his du-
ties little over year ago has been
secured and that editorial and news
writer's. cartoonists, reporters, seen
ario writer's. playwrights. and per-
formers are lending every aid to law
enforcement, thus sounding the pro-
hibition Joke death knell.
Over $4,000 convictions for violation
OF the Eighteenth Amendment have
been obtained In federal courts
throughout the country during the
past year.
In the opinion OF Commissioners
Haynes the most effective weapon in
the hands OF enforcement officials
IL the pad lock" provision which
provides that n place may be closed
as a nuisance. This provision Is be-
ing enforced throughout the country
some OF the mast notorious resorts
being affected by it's operation.
Conference will discuss the propos
al made by certain directors tina,
Bertillon records he kept OF every
captured bootlegger and moonshiner
a.
identification may be made OF per.
sons who violate the prohibition laws
as we'll as other criminals. The record,
would be sent to police departments
all over the country and. II is believed
would aid materially In suppressini
bootleggers activities.
Unspeakable conditions surround tn,
manufacture of bootleg whisky, &c
cordlng to daily reports being re
ceived by Commissioner Haynes con
corning the unsanltary locations q
stills, and vermin. maggots and deai
animals of all kinds which have beel
discovered in watts OF mash. In man,
instances concentrated I've is used Il
hasten ferpentation, as many as 20
empty I've cans being found in on
place, which gives one an idea of tn
amount of this stuff used and the OK
tremely poisonous mixture which re
suits. Perhaps the most revoltin
method employed by violators whic
has come TO notice of enforcement au
thorities is that by which cadaver vat
containing bodies used by universit
students for dissectlng work are bein
1r,ipad ~ alcohol for h0ptlap MIR
poses. Although the stun is redis
titled before being distributed WOO
alcohol poisoning remains. accordin
to analyses OF some Of the seize
product.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
ENGLAND READY TO PAY
INTEREST ON WAR DEBT
Washington Thinks First In
stalment Will be Met Pend
ing Funding Program.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated freSS 10 Every Evening.
Washington, Sept. 12.--Great Britain
probably will begin the payment Of
interest on her war debt to this coun-
try before arrangements are made for
the funding OF the $4,000. 600. 900 Of
obligations, it was indicated today at
the treasury.
On October Is, officials declared. the
first instalment Of interest on the
British debt amounting to $4,000. 900
falls due and, although a British A.
nancial mission has been expected TO
leave England in time TO begin fund
ing negotiations with the American
debt commission by the latter part
of this month. so far this country has
not been notified of its impending de-
parture. With September nearly halt
gone officials expressed the belief that
worked out with Great Britain be-
fore the latter part Of October.
The view, however, was expressed
at the treasury that Great Britain
, would meet the October Is installment
Of interest, making payment through
New York bankers as the Pittman sill
yer debt is being liquidated, and tina
by November IS, when about s35,,
| 600 900. or the remainder of the semi
annual installment OF interest fall.
due, the program for England meeting
its war time obligations to this coun
try will have been completed.
! AS the British war debt now stands
there is s4135. 100000 of principal an,
! s611 100000 of interest due over tn,
three years, ending last April. which
was deferred by mutual understandin,
until funding plans could be adopte,
20 that the October Is installmen
would be the first interest actually L
fall due and payable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
STOCKS GO HIGHER,
OILS IN THE LEAD
More New Records for the Year
Reached; Money 4 Per
Cent.
~ Associated rr-ss to Every Evening

New York, Sept. L.. (Wall Street.
1910 a. m.)--Extensivc buying OF oil
shares which registered gains OF to
1,s points Impaired n nrm tone to
opening prices In ,oday's rtock mar
ket. bu, irregularlty developed later
on tho selling OF shipping. chemical
and can shares
standard OIL OF New Jersey moved
M ~ points and Producers and Re-
tners was M on widespread deal
lnss which accompanied reports of
ita possible absorption by one of the
larger companies.
Mexican Petroleum and its parent
company. American. were each
mp one point In response 10 an earn
lnvs statement which showed profits
OF iib n share on the common stock
~ Mexican Petroleum for the seven
months ended July 81. 1922. "a COM
pafed with $3.50 In the six months
ended June 80, 1921.
Rail shares We're virtually neglect
cd Marine. preferred. yielded LIS on
settling pressure and Atlantic Gulf and
Yves, Indies slipped back half
point Continental Can receded Ia
points and American Can was frac-
tlonally lower. May Department
Stores established new peak price.
NoOn-Somc ~ the recent specu-
latlVc faVorites showed evidence of
proflt taking as the morning pro-
gresscd. hut tho main trend was dis
tlnctly upward. Speculative buying
activity was confined largely 10 otis
Mexican Petroleum extending It's gain
to 3 points. but equipments. food and
shares were well bought az steadily
rlSing, prices.
American Brake Shoe and Railway
s,oe, spring were pushed up 10 new
high records. while gains &, ? points
or more were registered 10y American
Express Tobacco Products. Il. Ma
ilonal cloak and suit. Hartman Cor
National Biscuit. Iron Products and
poration. Austin Nichols, preferred
American Water Works. preferred
Call money opened at 4 per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

american Gas and Electric COMPANY
quarterly of pa per cent on common
patahlc October ., and ~ per cent on
prvferrcd. payable November
hucNrus Company. quarterly OF u. per
cent on preferred. payable October
fnrlcott johnson Corporation quarter
" OF ~ per cent on common and Ia.
Der cent on preferred. payable October 2
imperial Tobacco Company OF Canada
interim of y per cent on ordinary. paw
Ahle september p and scnni-annusl of z
40 "''' P'e''i'e'
Library Bureau. quarterly OF u. per
cent on common and per cent on pre-
f'rred payable October
Manila Electric Corporation. quarter
y ~ per cent on common. payable
October .
,McCrory stores Corporation quarterly
"i -. per cent on preferred. payable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
VOLTS CREDITORS
IN BANKRUPTCY PLEA
New York Banker. With Offices
in Wilmington. Accused by
Three Patrons.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

ny Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. Sept. i2-An involun-
'rrV bankruptcy petition against
Maurice NJ. Wolf. broker. with offices
hero and al Philadelphia, Baltimore
Rochester. y. V. and Wilmington,
Del WIS filed in federal court today
Nv three creditors who charged that
No hal not delivered securities for
which ihcy gave him $4,000.
No mention was made 81 liabilities
CT assets IA their petition which de
scrihed the defendant as dealer IL
,.sted securities" Wolf Is not a mem
her 90 any Of tho local exchanges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12
Rumorrd Reclamation rnconf'rmed.

Corridor gossip about the City Hall
this morning was 10 the effect that
one 20 the prominent members Of a
city department was shortly 20 resign
his office. The department in which
the resignation was TO become effec-
tive and the official involved was men
toned, hut no enc could he found who
could verify the report and the man
himself was not available
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12

Daniel NJ. Donovan of Glendale, q
well-kncwn station agent. has been
retired by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Co. after serving IL years and three
months. Henry Collins of. Clayton, a
generator attendant. has also been re-
tired. having served Al years and z
months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-12

against striking shopmen, and pledged
TO all organized labor moral and
material support" Another mes
sage pledged the Alabama branch Of
the National Farmers Union TO do
our utmost to support worthy orr