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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
DELAWARE CITY.

Src..sI correspondence oc Every Evening
DelaW src CITY. Jan l3 Mir and Mrs
lrcd Irccnt and children Of Carney ;
Prtr, \ J spent thr weekend here
v III Nj and Ms Jcfn 1ugent
N.sS Cariclla Williams of Crescent
CIt1 Honda spent he cck-cnd here
With Mss Catherine Nehunder Miss
Williams is student At the Women s
College Newark
N and AIrs lareS Cam q =.
Georges eft today for Palm Rearh Fla
hcrr they have taken bungalow for
tie remainder ~ the winter
air, Hackcrnan. who has been
seriously I'll fcr the past two months rs
improving
Miss Mildred Ball who is training at
'hc Cooper Hoepi; g.. Camden. \. j.,
snc7t the week end here with her parents,
A,r and Mrs Nilliam Ball
MIR and Alr~ Albert Abrams Of City
Point. Va spent Sunday here with her
parents. h.r and Mrs William David
son
The Presbyterian Church having no
regular past CT Rev Nj Huston of West
Chester Pa took charge OF the services
Yesterday Mir Huston recently re
turned from Oklahoma. whe-e ne had been
engaged in missionary work
William b Nichols has received word
from Concord, New Hampshire. OF the
death of his father. MIR. Nichols left on
Saturday for Concord 10 attend the
funeral
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NEWS OF THE DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Brideevillc Preparing to Accom-
modatc Horticultural Associa-
ton and Corn Show.
SUSSEX JAIL NOW EMPTY
Epidemic Of Influenza is Spread
ing Alarmingly IN and Around
Georgetown.
srr,inl cnrr,- nondcncc of Every Evenlns

spc,ial CORES pondcnC, of Every Evenins
6,clrgc; nsn. Jan H. The cpidcmi' OF
influenza now sNCcplng this city and sur
rnun siing country. has heconc - alarm.
,nc that The local T"ard ol Health deemed
u tdVi.,hic "a get Semc nurses rs Ston rs
.s,>sihc, IS s"V"iai persons arr suffering
from lack 81 prapcr attention
phVSlcinp r. ovsrworkcd tu 'uch IN
CNtcf thai /. d hlv nC q telling effect on
some al thcm and ;hcN src :cfusing to take
an, NOR, eases There are how about LOO
cases h.r, ana NOR than 2'n IN the sur
rouldln- country. some ~ hem ~ q
malignant form Now Eases ar develop
inc each iaN and TIE pcrcrnta" j hose
v ho rye rccupctatlng Is mon than equallcd
~ the developments
Dn,.si tie most patlcfIc scenes here Is 1T
tine nome III Ccur2c - lhtterd. On South
Race street wher, Mr. md Ms pIttard
and SlN ,hlldr,n and Nils MarS Warning
TN. = rou~InN, h, com. here & nurS' thcnt
IN, Sfr,cl IN - iqr NJ nurse has been oh
tanned iol thcm and All & III "ttcntlon
ih.y :c,cI'c = from sonp ucIghhofs who
IN, alr4i! venture III the home, hut
n.anag 20 gnt thrrl something a. eat m
,hc home nl " HhY2ard. adjoining
tho rIttlrG home. fv" are stltIcrpg from
The maladv. thus making persons sui
icrlng trOll n, disc 80 ia The two homes
IN, plan; ~ tho Sa~ecA lIIutInc and
Puhll~Nrr Go. Publishers II the llcla
ware Pilot oi lcv and SUSSEX journal ~
tins 1T, I'LL, boon ci,,~,4 tins vcc'. h"-
cau~r i ilc illness ul James Dufcl the
manager I'D i,ur - tiNr mcH.hcrS 4 hls
.anillv. all ii 'rhou .,rr -'flCrinT WITH Tie
III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Robert Newlove, Owner of the
Hotel Louise, Takes Over
the Gilpin House.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

| Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, Jan I3-Robcrt Newlyn,
proprietor Of the Hotel Louise, has leased
| the Gi!pin House and will run n boarding
house for the accommodation Of the men
who work for the Bethlehem Loading Co,
and who have been living on farm near
the plant.
| Joseph Rogers of this city spent the
weekend visiting friends in Philadelphia.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Myers of
| Brooklyn, n y, are spending several
| days in this city visiting relatives. Mr..
Myers is in the army
The Building and Loan Association will
hold its monthly meeting this evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Anne Malin took
place this afternoon. Services were held at
her late residence lntermcnt was made
In the Glebe cemetery.
William krichler formerly chief chemist
for the British War Office and now chief
chemist for the Pcnn-Seahoard Steel Cor
poration at the New Haven plant, is
spending several days in this city.
MIR and Mrs Ice Phillips Of Baltimore,
Md, who have been spending several days
visiting NJ he home of MIR. and Mrs ID.
W Phillips of this city, have returned TO
their home
Frank Collins of Wilmington spent
yesterday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
" Leach
James Booth. who is stationed NJ Cape
May, ~ J.. in the navy, Is home visiting
his father
T. s Morcland of New Haven, Conn,
is spending several days in this city
An examination was held IN this city
Saturday to fill the vacancy Of the motor
ural carrier.
The following officers were elected YES
tcrcday at the meeting of the Holy Name
Society: President, Patrick McGrory;
vicc-president, Francis McG Gallln; treas
urcr, Hugh Duffy. secretary, Charles
Doughcrty.
John Roscc, who was employed by the
rcnn-Seaboard Steel Co, al New Haven,
IS spending several DAYS IN his city
Frank Jones Of kaston. Md. is visiting
friends in his city.
4 dance will hc held this evening under
the auspices Of the Junior AUXILIARY in the
parishhousc \ large crowd Is expected
to attend
rank Young oi Philadelphia is spend
ing several DAYS IN this city
4 dance will nc given bv the Pastlme
A {. FRIDAY evening IN the Opera House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
PHYSICALLY FIT
AT ANY AGE

II isn't ase, it's careless living tina,
puts men down and out" Keep yonr
internal organs In good condition and
you will always be physically ft.
The kidneys are the most over
worked organs in the human body.
When they break down under the
Hraln and the deadly uric scid ac.
eumulates and crystalIizes look OUT
These sharp crystals tear and scratch
the delicate urinary channels causing
cIcrucistins pain and set mp irrits
tions which may cause premature de
generation and often do turn intr
d. adly Bright's Disease.
One Of the first warnings of slug
gish kidney action is pain or stiffness
In the small Of the back. loss Of apps-
tile. Indigestion or rheumatism.
DO not wait until the danger Is upon
you. At the first indication Of trouble
20 after the cause at once. Get trlsi
bnx Of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OIL
Capsules, imported direct from th.
laboratories in Holland. They will give
almost immediate relief. II for any
,snse they should not, your money will
BE- refunded. But be sure to get GOLD
MEDAL. None other is genuine. In
1.I fbvEe atyss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Il MONTHS r. r. CONTROL
Senators Won't Give Hines Five
Year Extension: Expect to
Curb Rate Fixing.

Washington. Jan l3-"Aftcr con
tinuinc the railroad hearings about two
weeks longer. said Senator Ellison D.
Smith, chairman of the Senate Committee
on Interstate Commerce, yesterday. we
will outline n program 10 meet the pres
ent emergency growing out OF govern
ment control Of transportation during the
war.
The first thing 10 he done, in my
opinion, IS to amend the act to provide
for the operation Of the roads while
under Federal management
Tho President has the power. under
the existing law, 10 initiate rates, this
should be turned back to the Interstate
Commerce Commission
1t Is necessary that Congress act
quickly on the question Of claims Claims
have piled up against the roads under
government control. These should be
settled promptly.
We should not 60 back tn the old
system. but We will modify principles Of
the war measure inconsistent with peace
time conditions
a round up Of members of the senate
committee brought out these facts:
! That the McAdoo plan foEhve years
OF government control will not be adopted
unless there Is a revolution OF sentiment
or change OF committee membership
.. That a majority OF the committee
favors action At the present session 70
take from the President the war power of
initiating rates, and would turn it over TO
the Interstate Commerce Commission
3 That no one on the committee
seriously believes any constructive rail
road legislation can be enacted before the
present Congress expir s
( That immediate legislation is neces-
sary % adjust the great number Of claims
made against the railroads since the
government took them over
5. That the members Of the committee
believe that Mr.. McAdo0, at heart, favors
permanent government control of the
roads, and his plan Is a step in that direc-
ton.
As Senator Smith indicated in his
statement TO a correspondent, q plan Is on
foot To hear all parties or groups interested
in the railroad legislation and then amend
the transportation act - as To take from
the President some Of the power given for
the prosecution Of the war and let the big
question Of constructive legislation go
over TO the next Congress
The members Of the committee be-
lieve that twenty-one months IS long
enough to keep the roads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
NEWS or STAFFORD.
special Corre,rondrnc, y Lycr, tvcnir

sp.ctal CORES spondenc, ~ Ever, Evening
~caiur3. Jan - Constabl, Prank Z.
j law ~,u closed tn, ~turp uf the VAN
wight Grocery = ias- week on 4 bill
~ ihc luterpr-ing Milling ca, Of thIs
town
d. Long, liov Manufacturing 60 of
thi town manufacturer - shirts and
vcral after fnur ,,ar- ii successful
hn-inc-- h.r Ia, cuj.l,d III, johblng
nl,irre- uIth 4 ln' oi notions. sundrIes.
working men wear etc Their field
cuvers Ih.I4Vnr. N-reland Eastern
shore ! trpI- ,ud several counties in
f,nn-vl, u
kcyN4I >cr1 rr.- 81. u progress - Mt
OlNct y Z hurch ia chargo ~ tho
l,astar, Ecv T. kulct
Mr. sIa NJ. >Il-rl Lank ~ re-
cctvuG congratulations oa ia, htrth If d
hahv pr
sir ead ST. IIcnr Morgan we're
slled ~sh-hup Nd SATURDAY Ia
attend ta' fr.ra y Mi, Morgan !
sister, NJ lrn.s' polh,t, who dicd from
an tttacl j 'h, Hg
f'cHgr ~rIoer and .Iu~ept Ms~ten u
ilmiug'nr. t,rmc ~-,dord residents
spent ssvcral ua>s vrfh fucnd- ~ town
last veek
Mis- kstner Corlboaro ii Baltimore
vs. hcrc visiting ser paront- Nh and
Mr,. havnr oulDourt last wces
Mis- Maud Jor-cl has gone tn Jack son
vIlie Ia ehcro -hc Nill JON Mn A :
NoolleA oi thi, town he, ul be gone
sever ral months and lIsIt Mann Palm
beach and points IA Cuba
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
10 TROOP SHIPS COMING.
: 500 Men on Boats on Way From "Othe
Side"

Washington Jan - Bringing home
800 men ten transports, the battleshipE
Louisiana and New Hampshire, and the
hospital ship Mercy have sailed from
French ports The transports, the Wal
Department has announced. are the Pueblo
WilhelmIna. Cen Goethals, Hampden,
Ict King. Surname, Sierra, Godestoer,
Westgate and De kalh
The hattlcshipe are due at Newport
News January p The Louisiana carries
he Headquarters and Supply Companies
and BATTERIES a b and G of the 59th
Coast Artillery Regiment and few casuals
The New Hampshire has on board the
Headquarters Detachment and Batteries
D. l. and Of the :59th Coast Artillery
and 4 small numt or Of casuals
1hr transports will arrive at New York
a. fol!oNs Pueblo and Wilhellrina,
January l. De kalh. January lo. The
Sierra January 90 Hospital ship Mercy.
Isnnary -, Hampden and Gen Goethals,
January 81. The Surname, January -.
Icc King. January q
The cruiser Seattle arrived Yesterday
~ Hobokep from France with 6 officers
and ] ,45f enlisted men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
EFf IL COUNTY NOTES.

ST.1ial CORES pond"nc. of Every Evening
E.lkton Md Jan IL Rev DR.. Abel
Daudrlen. professor of mathematics and
chemistry At - Francis Catholic Semina-
r.. died %afurday evening al the school
near Elkion, after a short illness of pne,-
inonia He Mas 30 years of age and a
native Of Trance Before coming to this
section Father Daudnen vas located in
Wilmington.
Directors of Tome Institute, Port De
post have selected I1r Murray p Brush,
dean Of Johns Hopkins University, as
herd nt Tome School, succeeding DIR
Thomas 5 Paker, who rendered his resig-
nation January l. 10 become effective In
July next
itev L L. Rarrett = well-known NJ. L :
minister, who for the past two months has
been a patient at Union Hospital, Elkton.
has sufficiently recovered TO return TO his
home At Townsend. Del, where he will
rcsumc hIs church duties
John X. Null, superintendent OF paper
mll' At Covington, Va, who has been
SPENDING the past week With relatives
near Elkton, returned to his home this
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
CORN SHOW tT BR!DGENiLLE

special ,.utr,.,.aa l,uc,, 81 hvorl Evening
Fridsc,illc. !er lS IL orirr that
aIi The lroph. Who ar. cNIer,",! - lc
present at Tho e.mhn,d meetings - tho
IcnusIla lioIil"ul'ua. - Ict1 ard ON
tiraurr- ~, latian. Nli + re J., held
lep lut~,ial Wednesday ] Mu> i@N nd
trid4,. utat npl, tt, rraI- ,ommnt.,-
tIons fhc l3 81 III, lue~da' Night
lub ars making ,n1emru.- ;a furnish
,itunrrs ana -u,icr- II .hc mt hail,,. iol
til tha-, Who annni Is, 4c inundated -
vi. Nricht n,ardius 4 III Meals wall
IT.. Furnished ;io me- -, 4 hafrcd
IL ~, ha.t,hus lau>,
!arcc ran h.r Il auyatc homes - .hc
tnVh have 'eea ,,,r,i h,dg' tic p,cn
,ud e.rc them ~ k'ranu.neutS
,"rr ua.i- itIrn~l dinncr snd >uf'pcT ~
;ie .lu1 huu>c. IL r:c5 that women
rc~r.cnt, j 'h, tow laa, atfcnd the
InrstIrp~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
CHURCHES ALLOT DIG FUND.
McthOdists 10 Raise More Than Others
of SIC, 900 600 in Cnmpaign.

New York, Jan. 3--Announcemcnt
was made yesterday of the amounts to
be raised by the leading Protestant
denominations, which will soon start a
cooperative national campaign to obtain
S1O,000,0O for after-war emergency needs
Of the churches.
Bishop Theodore Irving Reese. CO.
adjutor of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese of Southern Ohio, and Chairman
of the Executive Committee of the War
Commission of the Episcopal Church, is
Chairman of the Intcr-church Emcr-
gency, Campaign Committee. The allot-
ments, estimated tentatively, are
Methodist Episcopal $2,0OO,OOO, Pres
byterian, Sl,750,OO0; Lutheran, $500 900;
Baptist, $500, 900; Protestant Episcopal, j,
x2500OO; Disciples of Christ, 1925 900;
Reformed Church in the United States,
$4,000; Congregational, slO0,000; Re-
formed Church in America, $40 900;
Evangelical Synod, S33 600; United
Evangelical $4,000
The differences in the amounts to be
raised by the respective churches are
due chiefly 10 the fact that some of them
have considerable sums on hand for the
purposes contemplated These sums
will make up the complete $4,000, 900
fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
GAMERS NOT TO CONTRACT.
Sr.,-,sl Correspondents, Of Every Evening

Sp.SrIai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Ncaford. Jan l3-Thc uncertainty
prevailing in the canned goods markets
has lcd 10 the decision Of some Eastern
Shore packers not To enter into contracts
for thcir supply Of tomatoes this year
This will mean that thcy will take their
chances on the open market. There seems
- tc little prospect now Of 20 ont toma-
toc- with the cancellation by the Federal
government ~ MANY contracts for canned
goods thus throwing ON the market
much 81 The last pack
Representatives of the Federal govern
ncnf are now making examination Of the
book Of all the canning establishments
TIE examination j. thorough including
he cost ~ III raw stock labor. cans
.,Icl etc There arc 80 of these govern
m,uf agents nov ~ work on tho Eastern
shore and IN Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
II SSEN yAiI EMPTY

~p,s'ia. CORES >pondcnc, d t,ctY LNepius
Georgetown. Jsr Is Law and -,icr
seem prevail III ,hl> count, ~ thc prr~
cni TIME, = ,her, !, not = prisoner cN'n-
tn.d IN the Su~,g> co"ntN al Whether
me vrans-uccrs haN, nut mt practice
some q thclT <,W Year resolution. or
II" c,l3cmc plac'ie j. having IN cfCrt =
u'tkroWn bCt the tf.ci1 / arc aop.Lg that
go-s! .sthgNlcr NIii pfC'au - II ha> done
thur .al .t.s ycaT
!. Is ,.ifam th,t thc county Jul i ircc
ir,m charC"~ TIA. Vhca d ant~ become
omp'lc! The cust.,IIau. Nh ever be NAV
q, hariiv knav y ta' to q with himself
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13

elected the following officers for the
cnsucing term
Past president. Granville S. Windsor:
president, Sirrnan Galloway: vicc-presi-
dent, George W Christopher: master
Of forms, W Glenwood Harrington:
secretary Flbcrt c. Bailey: treasurer,
! Clarke Abbott: financial secretary,
Marion r Galloway; chaplain. Nor
man Goodwin. Inspector, Victor r. Wright:
guard. Christopher p lIorscman; con-
ductor. Sirman Galloway; right sentinel,
Ira Harrington; left sentinel. Sirman
Galloway; trustees, Granville S. Wind
sor John II. Ccnoway and Victor K.
Wright janitor. Sirman Galloway
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
JOHN MASON. ACTOR. DEAD.
Popular Actor Dies Suddenly From
Bright's Disease at 81.

Stanford, Conn, Jan - John
Mason, ono Of the best known actors
on the American stage, died suddenly
yesterday morning NJ Dr A. r. Givcns'
Sanitari,im, here where he had been
under treatment for less than week
following breakdown which be- suffered
Mt Providence, II. l., while giving the
premiere Of a new mclodrama, Tho
Woman in Room Is, announced 10 be
presented in New York Tuesday night.
Brights disease, with complications, was
stated as the cause If Mr. Masons death
lie had been in declining health for
several months
Mason WINS born in Orange. y r.,
in 1853
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Laurel, Miss.
was suffering with

making besides my housework. You
are at liberty to publish my letter if It
will help some poor suffering woman"
Mrs. J. c. SANFORD, 1897 Second Ave,
Laurel, Miss.
Thousands of women drag along from
day to day in Just such q miserable con-
dition as was Mrs Sanford, or suffering
from displacements, Irregularities, in
flammation, liberation, backsche, side
ache, headache, nervousness, or !" the
blues
Such women should profit by Mrs
Sanford's experience and try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and find
relief from their sufferings as she did.
For special suggestions in regard to
your ailment write Lydia E. Pinkhaml
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of
their long experience is at your service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
FARMERS TO ORGANIZE.

~rerisI Corrc>pondtnet 81 Etcry Evening
>caiard Jan IS arncr> 81 >eaford
hundred havr nold several meetings ai
Inc various schn, hnti~t~ near town.
Which have hccn addressed IS Gentlemen
rom Dorchester county. Md where as-
~ocIaiiou> vcr organized ~ me farmers
.cv.ral tcar> agu with good results
Another mco'ng v.ll =, held - Tull )
schaol house TN eyrnng Isaac q.
avior 81 HurlocA viii MAKE an addrrSs.
steps hav, trcn taken looking - the
Incorporation II L produce growers a.
>oriafIpu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
BERLIN STILL VERY GAY.
Gambling on Every Street Corner While
Guns Of Reds Room

London, Jan. I3.--A dispatch 10 the
Daily News says the Berlin correspondent
Of o Rotterdam paper finds the attitude
of the general public remarkable.
Organ grinders, orchestra players and
hawkors OF toys are not" he writes.
disturbed by the sound Of guns, but
continue their concerts or crying their
wares. Street bcpears, Of whom their
are large number also remain Mt their
posts.
AT nearly every street corner there
is speculator with n roulette board or
some game Of chance. and ne is surround
ed by large crowd whatever else is
happening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
ST. JAMES BROTHERHOOD.
Men Of Grace Church TO Have Interesting
Social Time Tonight

st. James Hrothcrhood Of Grace NJ. r.
Church will have its first social gatherings
of the year tonight An entertainment of
marked interest has been arranged for
Captain Clyde Gray. who saw service
in France, will make an address; there
will be an illustrated travcloguic by Chap
lain Bcckcrwich Of the Twelfth Battalion !,
other pictures and m,isic by a male quartet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Found Raby's Rodr.

While PLAYING in n vacant 10. ut Shall
cross avenue and Rodney street Yesterday
afternoon, Thomas WIngafe, boy, living
at No 1921 Rodney street. found the
lifelcss body of a white male infant. The
bod. wns wrapped in newspaper and
from appearance il had been in the lot NJ
leaat - hnlrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
BALLOON OVER DELMAR.

>p",iel Core >pondcncc of Every Evening
Dclrar Ian l3-t largo balloon,
coming from westerly direction. passed
directly over Dclmar At 215 Saturday
afternoon a an altitude of about $500
;,e' Il was an object Of prca. interest
- rny who observed IL
4 passing over the town. papers
were seen To fell from il but too far away
70 h. reached by the observer Its course
from here would apparently take il to
fhc ena,i . llttlc south Of Ocean Cltv Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
NANDALS IN POSTOFFICE.

~pecal Correspondence 81 Ever, Evening
>caford Jan rs Postmaster O. ".
short hae notified The patrons q. Seaiord
f'1sfnthe hat ID 'h, iGtare the posiofflco
Viii hc closed II SUNDAY afternoons on
account - spm" unknown vandals, pre-
sunablY hoNs. wha l.>' ~Gnda. afternoon
dc,uuhshcd bnfl - vr.tnc dasks II.
the lobby
IL say, u thl- rlIne heep~ m the
Office viii not - open a all ~ SUNDAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
MRS, SkNF0RD'S
MESSAGE TO
WORKING WOMEN
Eight years ago ]
pains and weakness
cauaed by q female

C0Useu ny d Ieiiiaie
trouble. / had head
aches, chills and fe-
vers, and was unable
TO do my work part
of the time. Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound was
recommended to me
and | took twelve
bottles Of it, and my
health has been good
ever since. ! am
able to run the ma
chine and do dress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
/ LAUREL r. q. :. A.

speciai Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel. Jan. Is W. >hagiun Camp
\" p y . ) 81 \ u tfls tppn h.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Hearsc-Auto Smash.

hea-sc belonging 20 and being driven
hv Undertaken II Herbert Hirzcl and n
touring car belonging to II. Lay Phillips,
of Salisbury, Md, collided Saturday night
at Sixth and Market strpets. the former
machin" proceeding west on Sixth street
and the latter, north on Market Both
machines were alightlv damaged but no
one was injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13

CharmingIy Fashioned With
Shirred, Plated or Loose Hang
ing Backs. One Pictured.
Handsomely trimmed with seal,
kit coney, opossum, plush banded
and large cloth collars, rs we'll as
distinctive pockets.
They're made of velour, pom
pom, cheviot, broadcloth, velour de
laine and seal plush.
Satin lined from top to hem.
Women's sizes, "a to 46. Misses
sizes, IA, 16 and is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13

You try an Every Evening wantadv
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-12
As He Walks Alonq.

The local soviet in the town Of
Voronezh in Russia has discovered
what everyone else has failed to find,
hitherto, a royal road to learning. And,
like every really great discovery, it is
simplicity itself. Placard the principal
thorougl,fares of your town With "por.
traits and brief news items" and what
have you2 Wl,y,sa sStreet University
"Inathis way" declares the .Izvestia,
"an59 citizen. instead of spending years
Mt aabourgeoise university, can pick w
a general knowledge of the principal
subjects as he walks along" AS he
walks along. Even so.