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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
ROUTINE BUSINESS
TAKEN Up IN SENATE
Upper House Devotes Afternoon
TO Getting Things in
Shape.
Special Disratch 90 Every Evening
By Joseph u. wilkins.

state House. Dover. Jan. After
organizing yesterday afternoon. tn
Senate took M routine business.
Tho Senate adopted a resolution
presented by Senator Hopkins. ac-
c'dinE the privileges Of tho senate
floor 20 eN -meinbers Of the senate.
members and az members ~ tho House.
members and es-members OF tho Ma
tional Senate md House Of ReproFen-
tatives. the governor, other state Of
flCoss and representatives 81 tho prose
and providing that tho privilege 81
Tho floor 10 address tho Senate shall
not ha granted 20 any person without
unanimous consent.
Lieutenant Governor Uurh appoint
"a Senators Murphy aud Walker Son
at9 members OF a Joint committee to
notify Governor Denney that the Gon-
"ral Aaseinbly would be pleased "a
receive az II o'clock this morning. any
message no deaired 90 transmit
Tho Senate adopted "a concurren,
ressolution presented by Senator
Nousc. appointing President pro tom
pore Murphy and Speaker Culver a
| Joint committee to arrange hearings
ON tho budget and 10 notify tho ar
/ ferent departments OF tho state gov
/ eminent when TO appear.
President pro tamp,~o Murphy told
/ Tho Senate Governor Dcnney would
sond his blonnial message 20 tho Oen
oral Assembly this morning und. bj
/ request OF tho governor. an export
/ accountant would appear before m,
legislature this afternoon and *
plain tho budget
After adopting an Amendment
changing II 10 "a concurrent rcsuli.
ton from a Joint resolution. which
wouh require approval by Governor
Dennoy. the Senate concur,cd IN
House resolution appointing II,
Truitt bill clerk OF the House an.
Walter +. Donovan blll clerk 81 IA,
senate.
Tho Senate adopted a concurren
resolution presented 10y senator .Tacoi
Prettyman. providing the usual rulo
Tor the government OF Joint SEES. ION.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
31s.000,OO0 ALIEN PROPERTY.
Col. Miller Urges Passage of Bill Re-
turning Trusts Up TO $4,000.

Washington. Jan. 3.-Property TO
;he value 81 $3lS.OOO.OO remained IN
the hands Of the Alien Property Gus
tod.an on November 30. 1922. accord
ing D. the annual report Of Thomas
W. Miller. the custodian. which was
made public yesterday.
The passage Of the Winslow blu
authorizing the return Of all trusts a.
The value Of $4,000 again was recon-
mcnded by Mr.. Miller. who estimated
that this legislation would affect only
$if.O00.O00 ana would leave ia IN,
hands Of tho x -vernmont adequate
sums To provide Gr settlement OF
claims
There were pending AT the close Of
the year, the report said. 1S6 suits
against the custodian for recovery OF
property where claims had been dis
allowed. and "a government suit
against tho Chemical Foundation. Inc.
for return OF an patents, copyrights
and contracts sold 10 them under tn,
previous Administration"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
q. 748. $50 IN THE
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
OF M. e. CHURCH

The local committee OF hospitality
ls composed Of Revs. r. J. Hard. W. q.
iIarria. ". 7. Thomas. r. W. Ewing.
G. Ia Hubbard ana y. =. Nlrhols.
At tho session this morning Hoy. W
q. Harris conducted tho devOtiOns
Or. Robert Watt spoke briefly. wei
coming the delegates 10 this city.
After the organization of mo con
ference. Gilbert Iovolnnd rrnd '"rhc
Charter ~ tho Board OF Sunday
Schools" Charles T.. Boss. Jr. spoke
on What are we looking for I'm this
Conforcnce2" He spoke ~ tho benefits
the field representative hopo 81 re-
celve. Corliss y. IInrgravo discussed
the same question from tho viewpoint
of the onbre etan.
This afternoon Harry G Wueou
will explain the Institute Dopartrncnt
Discussion will follow Roger Albright
viii give the report ~ tho staff com
mitteo on standards The meeting will
adjourn AZ i've O'clock.
Tomorrow morning the session will
open at $50 with dovutiors Iod Dos
Rev. f,ansun = Nichols Corlirs E.
liargrnves will pr"9oui ,ho FOREIGN
department Aft diaru-s'ou. T. e.
lieboch viii speak ou How Beet
t'tllizo tho Confer. u,o E1Ird 81 sun.
day Hchpola" Chnrl,s T.. Boar .fr. will
lead me discussion At tho afternoon
sosslon ncrt Y smith WIFI present
tho Adult Department and james V
Th~mpHon VIII present tho Young Poo
pic'a Department
Tho Board of Sunday Schools f.
Chlcngo ia ln charge ~ Methods
| Eplscopal sunday Schools nr over On,
world. IN" w",k otter Thankssivinf
the Geld representatives woat of th'
MlHHiasippi met iu SPOKANE
The reports for tho pact yoar show
That tho Board ~ Sunday Schools oi
The Methodist Episcopal Church has
under it7 direction 30.471 gund1,
= hOols: 4ol .oGS teachers and 474s.
/ 3JS members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
FREE SKATERS IN CONTROL
Irish Consulate in Possession OF
Lindsey; Police on
Guard.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Jan. 3.-Ten patrolmen
were stationed in city hall park and IN
front OF city hall today in anticipa o.
ton OF the return OF delegation u
women OF tho Irish Republican per
suasion who last night paraded the
streets bearing banners denouncing
Mayor Hylan and the police for their
share I'm the hostilitles which resulted
In placing Lindsay Crawford Ere,
state consul, In possession OF the Irish
consulate.
None appeared. however. and Mayor
IIylan worked unmolested In his Office
Police continued 20 guard the con.
sulate Offices. barring the entrance 81
several women who declared they
sought Crawford 10 ask him concern
Ing HIS governments intention with re
gard TO redemption OF bonds OF tn,
/ Irish republic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
TEN LESS FAILURES IN
1922 THAN IN 1921
ON THE PENINSULA
Continued from page /.

an Improbable year, says Dunn &
60, beoauee of continued high prices
OF fertilizer. agricultural Implements
mochirrcry. and labor. ana fee most
OF tfrotr conimcfftfos the instrumentation
r~>.sivv>i n loss than tho ooai OF pro
duction. This has been particularly
true Of most OF the grain crops and
sonro OF the Vegetables raised fa
canning purposes, such as peas. which
were almost n failure because 81 IN
scots. some OF the later Vegetables.
such as tomatoes. were seriously ar
footed by tho continued dry WEATHER
There was an abundant Cr0p OF apples
peaches. ctc.. but tho prizes received
10y farmers were out ~ all proper
zion 90 that charged tho city con
sumr. The statement continues.
The canning of tomatoes. on this
peninsula. has grown 90 10 one OF
the largest Industries IN the United
states and Il Is now claimed tha;
nearly 500 81 all tomatoes canned
In the Unltoi States are pa; mp in this
territory. scattered over which are
about zoe canning factories
The oyster business. which is rc.
Eard>-d as one % tho most important
Industries az tidowatcr towns of this
peninsula has been only fairly profit.
able during the present season az
the rather mild weather rctlrie,
isices. according 10 those engage,
IN the business. Il IS now c,aimcS
/ that the Eastern shore 81 Marylan,
is one OF the largest and most i'm
pOrtant oyster shipping Ccntcrs 50
the United States and very larE,
quantities OF opened oysters are ship
I ped IN car lots 20 practically eve!
/ state In the Union. including Wash
!nFton. California and Texas.
A few manufacturing concerns o
I Wilmington have been operating a
capacity for some time. but humble
" others particularly machine shop.
iron and steel works and manufactu,
.rs Of morocco. have been operat.n
AMI continue 20 operate Al reduce
time and for~ although iu most case
the probabilities are that business 81
i,e increased Jon the Immediate futur'
\ good amount OF money Is repOri
Cd on deposit with only a nominal dc
mand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Philadelphia, Jan. 3.-Whcat--No.
2. red winter. 1.3i@ia2M; No. B..
garlicky. i.22h6pt.2ah.
Corn--No. ?, for export, s2is Gs3h !:
No. ,. 7e@so; Na4 77h@7s. car lots,
local. No. 2. yellow. sa@ssh: No. 3,
s36Si.
.oa,e-No. 2. white. 5s,s@55,s: No.
Z, 53ia@5i.
Butter Western creamery. extra
52h; nearby prints and fancy. 6itG64
Eggs-Nearby extra. firsts. 81: do
nrsts. so: western extra flrats. 30: do.
nrsts. AZ: fancy selected. packed. 90
G62.
Chese-New York whole milk fancy
FATS. fresh. 27aM2S: fair 20 good. 2b
@27: lonEhorn. 2Sis@29. single
daisies. 2S62e.
Live poultry-FowlE. not loshorns
21M3O; do. acghorus. 20G02i: spring
chickens. not lcghorns. 2oG2S. do
lcghorns 20M22; fine hroilcrs. 2od2S,
old roostcrs. 1901, etaggy younr
ioostcrs. l70lS; ducks: white pckin
fancy. 25@26; ordinary. 22M24; 10
mixed colors. 2iW23: muscovy. 1Sd
20: geese. 24@26: 1.-Two turkeys. 30d
81.
Dressed poultry Spring turkeys
fancy. nearby. 43M45: du. western
AiM43: fair to good. 3S@40: common
30d35; old toms. 36d rs. old hens. 3'
Mio. fowls fresh killed. choicc {,
fancy. 25@2e: do. small sizes, l5W23
chickens western. 23d35. do. nearby
25M35: old ROSTERS. western, large
10: do. southern. l76'ls; geese west
orn. fancy. 21M23; do. ordinary. iS@
90. ducks. nearby, 26m 30; ducks
western. 26d2s.
Potatoes-No. per basket, 35Gbo
I'm 100 pound sacks. 1.256Dl.60
Flour--Soft winter straight. western
60Od6 so; 10. nearby. 5.75G6 IS. har,
winter. straight 6AOd6.6 5. dc
short patent. S7567oO: sprlni
inst. clear 6OO@65O: do. patent
7oOG7.25; do. short patent. T4Oa 40
fanny spring and city mills. paten
. family brand. 7.S5dS 60.
IIay-Timothy No. 2. 20O062i 90
/ do No. 3. l7.o0,dl9.Oo: elmple. $50
/ Ht1.o0: no grade. l1.0O6l5.O0: Glove,
/ light mixed. 10 GOA 1000; No. I. m,NeJ
/ l7.Oo@l9 90; No. ? mixed. i5o0Gi6.O o.
+ Brau-Soft winter. In lOO-poun,
sacks, 34.5o635.oo; do spring, S4OOJ
3450.
Tsrlow-Prime city. loose, ~ do
special. loose. ~; prime country
-; edible. IN tierces. So
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
FINANCIAL NOTES.

oud'r. haN, h~n ?laNsi hy the Balti-
Htf, \ onto ful IN furight ears and
.a th -uuthcn Pacinc for a0.u cars
Il. LAMA Locomotive Works Inc. Lass
Ntrh t,Hk orders for - locomotives. ~
o. thuu Tor The I nion Pacific
." hsna~1rr Aso IMPORTS some manu-
isctur-rs hsVr alrcadS announced price
ssi ~ havr ls.s 0s sa,s s5S i'I ar , he
ulllo~irs Norrr burrs. per cent
~he.s-,i TOYS. q pes c>,nt. cisctric anu power
Ututu.. per cent, some makes Of lo,>,ls
" let cent, so1oe brand. Of ohisss 10
lcf orat. some s,srs OF srfndins wbels
Wvrr "i>Uss~s AMI cther~ ~vrr rsiucvs. %
The c~usns tureuu says. "rroduction Of
iusnuiscturrd eommosiitt,s IN 1922 WAS
socut ~ yer cent sreater than IN 1921
Textile Ia,ils vurv about ~ per orn. more
=. uVc than I'm lv2i, the iron and steel
industry iocrt0ssd i's output frDm 90
tu 30 per cent ovof 1921. non-ferrOus metal
irom 80 90 ~ yer cvnt PETROLEUM 10
I1or cent. cuke 60 pSr urit. paper 20 70 40
Urr cent. rllhter a. prr csut automobiles
1910 pof cssnt bnllding cunstr,ic tiOu - per
'Uut 'Hmtsnr - per cent hrick 80 per
nut crmcut rs per cvut heather ~ per
."nt 'usal ." per cent and meats about
pee csut Agricultural rrneiptS wcr.
% genorai hishrI than IN 1921 The inly
dtrlinfs ~ outstanding inportancc were
per cent iu mtuminous and a. nor
runt ga gnulmcttc
irotuCuon ~ crude ull In the United
~tst.s IN NoVciuhor was a. SSp 90 barrels
arslnst a. 49, az On OCtois.r ami - lu- -
'HHi o. NuNcmhcr last year
Reports - az - fhc POI class rail
uads 90 the country fhowe.i for No
truIisrr OIsHratius iuruue 81 soS.sas 60,
'uupard VITA $50 no .Jsy in the same
uiuuth 90 1924
Tho Phillips Petroleum Company stated
that its huslness Tor last year producpd
urt Harniugs ~ approximately 5000. -.
NHHl tsIuai o. 81 Nl ON the stock tC
oOflpan. With a. - a sha-s IN 1921 mi,
iHfun depletion and depreciation charge,
Co. iH 1uf
nufput 90 the Buck Motor COMPANY
. chi.f subsidiary ~ the Goueral Motor,
turfnHratiun T. umuing at high figures
For isst Nrar potrr BROTHERS turned out
los a. v1fhiclrs - compare with 80 $50
~ 1far oufnrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
WOOD TO Be
BOUGHT BY AMERICANS
Site OF Battle Where Our Men
Won First Glory 10 be
Shrine.

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20 -. d,ad 10 toi,a
ms COUNTY, , .o,-,, - ns,pi,,;c A,aerl
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'ans' - ,.--,u F,o,o~ &C. ,b;s
~ I'M In - 80 tbe ,,oyc,ocri
10y y a" - ,e,;or TO- ,cs,,ltsd
il'I PulcN 49," ... -, -, ,bc ,,rrsin
~ L' 'i,I -" to.IeGolJ for efe OOG
,,,,.I'"'Iit ~ L.. ai,,.dy LocteJ n
NJ. ~ . 49, -oi.old H,li.ou
E ,,il ',o' i L,,,. D.. "a. p,rsoU
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~. -, .. i...-.,-o,,. ,.0;,,,t
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~ l'l lII'- 49, 49,, ~ .
=. IIpo'ff',I-'- ~ ..'. 60 a,.J tho.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
FALL READY TO RESIGN.
Harding Offers Secretary Place
on Supreme Bench, But Pri-
waite Business Calls Him.

Washington. Jan. 3-Secretary
Fail OF the Interior DEPARTMENT VIII
resign his office on March 4. It was
announced yesterday az the White
House.
II was said Mr.. Falls retirement
was due 20 the pressure Of private
business interests which hc felt
should be- given "A greater degree of
personal attention than has been pos
sihle while he has been "a M, mbor 81
the cabinet.
President Harding was said 10 re-
gret that Secretary Fan found it ne
cessary TO retire and to have rendered
him n place on the supreme bench. liC
replied that his decision 10 leave pub
lie life was Interchangeable.
The question Of a successor TO Sec
rotary Fall is expected TO be left opei
for some time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
RAIL ROAD INCOMES GAIN.
Operating Revenues increase
Almost SO. 900, 900 in Noyem-
Der on 1877 Lines.

Washington. Jan. .--RailroWls oIer-
ating income. revenue and cHpensca IN
November showed cOnsiderab'. in.
croores over those accounts ipr ihe
snroe month in 1921, according 30 Doc
complete reports filed with The Into
state Commerce COinini's'n hf ~ Hl
the 1913 Glass ! rofdr.
The operating income 81 these lnrs
totaled SOS AS 600 ~ November, 10
connpared with l597i0,OOO in NOvem-
her. 1921. and the operating rovonues
If sfG0. 4O7 800 showed nn inffeee' ~
~ per cent over the 1921 pentd
November 0yeT1ting pcnfffNafuvinf-
Cd a. 33G2 .O32 90. an increase 81 II =
pr cent over the preceding NOyrmhrr
Reports 81 Gf railroads ~ the fa
rfr district. nth p total mllenRo 70
1881, showed not operating INCOME =
500 AZ 800. compared with 81 .55I 10
u November 1921
Tho operating revenues for threa
roads tOialrd 1928 800 700, an inorrafo
of 1916 per cent over the samc ninth
in 1921, while their OJerafing cyper.s.
totrlcd 3io5 lhf. 100. ar increase ~ if f
pr cent
Twcniy-rix railroads u ne Southern
district, having n fntal mileage ~ ~ -
3j3. reported 81 net operating in'Dnr n
November ~ 8lOOfi00O. compared
with 90. 323 OOO for tho sarao month A
vonr ago.
The operoting revenues - 'ir.a
roads amounted o. G3,73q7OO an .--
crease Of l43 per cont over 'ho 'n'a'
for Novomber. 1921, and their pI~ra'.- f.,
crpcuses totalcd sf9.775 5O0. ar
crosse r. g o per rent
s. mot operating income of 81 go f-0
was reported hy 81 carriers hnvirg .
total mileage ~ lO2, 525 ia the Western
district. Ia November 1921, ttoeo oh-
f riers bad % net oJernting income ~ s2l.-
S34. ZOO
Their operating revenues iANNrvo-
ber totolcd s15727O 500. on AZ a.
H2 per cent over Che same MONT r
1927. wilo their 0pernting rvporN
to'alod sli7152.350. an incrcor" ~ -
pr cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
NV CORPORATIONS.

siceial Correspondence Every Evening
Dover Jan ? Charters were nlcd
yesterday a. follows
The Person Products Corporation. deal
IN iclegraph transnuttcrs. etc. capital
Reinforced Paper BOTTLE Corporstiop
Dover. s. ooo.o oo. C. u Jarvis Dover
q Refrigeration Companv install
rgiuerrators. s. oN 900 7 l. Crotcau.
"A IImiugfou
Tho krano-Zema SKIN Products Com
uauN uauutarturr toilet articles $50
HW Harmon. Girard. Kansas
Dawson Daylight Coal COMPANY. deal
lu coal sGHl n0u Koberf y Thistle y y
lake Hupatcunr Enterprises Inc. con
quo plsc.s ~ amusement. 1900
I. 4 Browne. Wilmington
chino Extension Mining Co Mining
slnu wn outtcu. Wilmington
Merrill 1rccr Chapman Co. stocks
America san Pedro ~rla Fruit and Trad
lnE Company SENEGAL import and export
tfad $500 oro ircdrrick A. Chuhb
tIraru y Ar.asrunV Honduras. G.
Tho Pan AmvrIcau- Honduras Develop.
wrnt Company CuInuiEe Republic Of
Honduras 500 ouO frcdrricE A Chuhb
Graham Koberts A Co stocks honds
siuu uH MAY e. Arnold Ph.adelphia
Universal safety tsas Fixture Inc dca
10 gas hH,tgr,, s-io,ooo Peter =
porauon storAs 500 900. John G
era1 Wilmington
NeNa Nudvay on Corporation. or
lands 500 uuO. q y Outtcn. Whining.
tom
AIahama Development Co. % America
"a estate slnouon. r l. Crotcau
Incrcasos ln capital
Graham Ou Reclining Company
New lurt elOnHu.uu o. $50 COO 600
llnrnlu Printing Company Chirsro
tl sfrf uH Co. $500 100.
Marshall Mathesun Company. Nonkers
sion 0HH Co. $1,000
iinmrrmnn- Anderson Carr Company
hicaro lh. sluomO 90 $3.50 600.
Dover Dan @ Charters were flee hfr,
Yesterday a. follows
l.ak-tuul Company Wilmington. capi
Cuusnh Jated Motors Corroratior a.
lat is-Murru1 Motor Company Dover
s4fs uuO
Nstioual speedway Refining Company
Dover = go 600
Pennsylvania Fruit Products Corpora
zion MNuIuT un $50 on,
farushns Manufacturing CORPORATION
NiiuinFfuu sr6uD
hnosrh, Book and Pr-ss News Cor
ruflfIuu "a llmiurfur ssU.Oasl
rurpue ~ TagFarf Incorporates Wa,l.
iurfun - q $4,000
Community tloctric SERVER. Inc. VII
uluEfun $1,000
g. A Coal Company. Wilmington
uri sfn. ,uO
Change In name ~ Hydror Compan
g. Hytrps Company u Indiana. Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
STOCK PRICES DROP
UNDER BEAR ATTACK
AND PROFIT TAKING
Frances Rejection Of British
Preparations Proposal De-
pressed Market.
PARTIAL RECOVERY LATER

Nv Associated Press To- Every Evening.
New York. Jan. 3-(Wall Street.
10 30 a. m.l--rhe high priced oil
shares showed advances at the open
Nc ~ toiay's trading. while Industrial
so'urli'es cNhihltei signs ~ weakness.
Railroad ehasea showed strength while
United States steel advanced fraction
ally over laat nights quotations.
North American was up u OF point
Kelly Springfield Trio and Studebaior
were oTN Zach pan-American Pc
truloum arid ~ points or from las,
terhrs quotations In the first hnlf
hnu,. while BALDWIN Locomotive was
N ia. studcbakcr. 10. brooklyn
lanti Trnnslt. y and Republic Iron
md steel. 1.
Substan .al gains OF 10 ga points
wrrc made by sl0ss Shof'lcld steel,
American Radiator. Atlas Tack, Pub
ur Service 90 New Jersey and United
Statea Realty and Improvement.
frelgn exchanges opened irregular
NIth sterling alone showing strength
while continental rates were lower.
Noon Frances rejection of the
lrtifh repnratlons plan was used by
rrufessionnl interests "a an excuse for
hear attack ON the market. which
h1l become weakened 10y tho rapldlty
oi rerent advances. Speculative shares
Wore an free supply. tho reaction be
.nE n.ded 10y extensive profit taking
lnl mo bulls inability 20 attract an
outside following
Marked honvincss was noted In the
'Is independent s'ecls. equipments
''n1"cos and merchandise groups
vh ~ yioliod to . points
nion Pacific and Southern Pacific
vrrc the hardest hit In tho rail group
'Hnd buying power developed later
.r American Can. Coca Cola and th'
motor. rubber and tire shares. which
hrousht about alight rallies IN other
unrta ~ tho list.
Nash Motors added lGA points O.
"a 90 point gain % YESTERDAY.
can money opened az > per con-
and chen dropped 20 AZ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03

Caller--"What beautiful silverware
ard china y-u have. Wasn't II nice
20 get such lovely wedding presents"
Ios;ess---"Yes. Il was but We are now
beginning 10 pay for them Ola the in
stalment plan" Caller-"Pay for them
-lnstalment plan. don't under
stand" lIostess-"Why, tho young
people who gave us wedding presents
are getting married and We have Ia
send them wedding presents. BOSTON
| Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
COM NE RCIAL TRUST
60. ELECTS DIRECTORS

Commercial Trust Company iii
rectors for the current year. elected
AZ meeting of stockholders, last
night. are: Alvin b. Robertson, Charles
w. Schagr.n. DIR. Isadore *. Kresh-
tool. Meyer -. Poland. Daniel o.
Hastings. Benjamin J. Schwartz. IIar-
~ Cohen. Peter FNanberg. Nathan
Miller, Max keil. Dr. Victor ID. Wash
buri. Daniel S. Laub.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Atlantic kciniuS Co. REGULAR quarterI,
dividend nf Sl.75 q share on the preferred
stock. payable Fsbrua.y ]. record JANUARY
Is
Miami Copper Co REGULAR quarterly 70
cent dividend. payable February Is. record
February !
Philadelphia & Grsy's Ferry Passenge,
Railway Co. regular semi annual dtvi.
dcnd Of - por share. payable January
record December so
Atchison Topeka a santa Fe Railroad
regular quarterly 81 so common dividend
payable March ]. record January 26
kelly-Spring1eld Co. regular Quarterl,
- dividend on the per cent preferred
stock payable February Is, record Feb
ruary !.
Naiardo Susar Co. regular quarterl,
- IS dividend. payable February record
January IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
SUZANNE TO PLAY vt CANNES.
French Champion Nay divide Tennis
IIOnOrs Win American Girl.

D.. ANN'''fAiNl i''t 20 Ivory l.FoufUE.
Cannes. Jan Mile suzanne
Longlen. Tho French tenniq star and
holder ~ tho worlds tennis cham
plonHhlp title for women. will play On
tho approaching 'ennia tournament
hero IN tho ladies singles nnd mixed
doubles
Her partner n me latter event will
10 r VI r Fischer. tho veteran
British player Mile fanglen and
Miss Elizabeth Ryon. % California. arc
looked upon "a probably 1nahs's in
tho ringlra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
GROUND HOG OUT:
WINTER MILD
Two 6 mall Anal mails, Seen In Pc nna.
Forecast Early Spring.

Gettysburg. Pa, Jan. 3-Weather
prognosticators IN this community arr
attaching significance % tho killing of
two groundhogs yesterday by " G.
Plank. supervisor of Highland town
ship
1hose who believe 'hat tho future
conditions ~ tho weather can 10 fore
cnstod by tho instincts ~ animals do
clare that groundhog' making their mp
Icnraucc ~ this time 81 year indicate
that there VIII ho nn open winter and
an early pring.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
MEMORIES NEW TESTAMENT.
Chicago Preacher Repeats II Chapter
After Chapter without Mistake.

Chicago, Jan. 3.--Tbe Rev. Henry
II. Haley Of Tho Disciples Of Christ has
memorised the entire New Testament
lie rec tied In three churches ths story
Of the qualification on Sunday and the
previous sabbath Hs recitad the story
% the Nativity. In ono church he wns
cncored four times and recited thirty
five minutes longer than the regular
program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Philadelphia, PENIS Grove, Chester
WILSON LINE

SCHEDULE OF TRIPS.
Leave Wilmington Fourth street Wharf
daily except Saturdays. Sundays and
holidays for Chester and Philadelphia.
500 a. m. 1900 noon. AS and 30
p m.
on Saturdays Sundays and holidays 30
10 20 a. m. 80. AIS and 80 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut Street
Wharf for Wilmington az same hours.
WILMINGTON-P Penn ; GROVE
ROUTE
Leave Wilmington. weekdays. Sis. AS.
1000 a. m. 200 noon. 200. 3.45. 600.
500. 10 90 and - 90 p. n.
on sundays 7.45. 1000 a. M. . 90
noon. 200. 400. 600. 500. 1000 and
- 90 p. m.
Leave Penns Grove. weekdays. 5.35.
700. eco. HOO a. IN. 100. 800, 40.
700. 900 and 100 y. m.
On sundays 700. 600. 100 a. m
I 90. 800. 500. = 90. 600 and 100 p. m.