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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-25
Drawbar

Ii OVv 0SAA kOok and affair the
tea cod Of thes( uactos-A 0A eA1 Il q dTawbari
They sam have overlooked thS TACT that q
farm tractor not only puas p&S~s bu1 also
mowers. hay ioadsrs. grain binders, harvester
threshsrs, etc. each requiring different hitch sd-
jrstnsnt. Perhaps they didat kn0sp about these
Other machines. Look ut sAs TITAN drawbar-
Noe the provisions for q wide range OF ADJUST
nent both up and down and sids~iss- The Tit
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-25

Recent reports from various parts
of the state claim that the hot, dry
weather has greatly helped the cot
ron crop and materially lessened the
activities of the boil weevil; and it
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-25

Buying War Savings Stamps lends
your money to Uncle Sam who re-
turns It with per cent. interest com
pounded quarterly five years hence.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-25

OF
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You will Titan l0s
uaes0E xtya cost
Of sxtss
L OOA9 . n
aet o. M
doesn't believe s' As
o. the
desesd Pssi The Ih9n 1920
pteA tool hit . furnished thoua enka
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-25
ROSS A. COLLINS
His Record Of Achievements Performances.
not Mere Promises

Broke thereby saved tn. peop.
OF this State millions of dollars annually turning
the Treasury of the State than $l25 10000
Kept down telephone by
suit instituted by him. thereby saving the people Of
State thousands of dollars daily.
Kept down monthly telephone by
by him. and thereby saved people
of dollars monthly
Kept the telephone forming giant
and telegraph combination which would
rates to the public He also made the said companies pay
the State penalty of $50 10000 violation the Nv
Kept down the books thereby saving thou
sands of dollars annually parents children
q of the State.
Kept freight people of the St.s
hundreds Of thousands of dollars monthly.
Caused the Legislature establish experts the
benefit of the shipping public and provided payment
OF their salaries from collections made by him
Supported aborng in every effort to better his con
diIons.
after announcements made that they
and he is the only Attorney General
did this.
10 Caused Co. to pay fin. Of for
violating the law Of the
II Fought the Labor Law and other
laws IN behalf of women and children
Il Fought all efforts of corporations monopo1s
the State and did farming corporations out
business than all other public officials combined
ID Sustained against attack the Deposits Law
thereby making deposor's safe
IL Caused TO be prohibiting from Donop.
j. ong the ginning business. compelling dispos
- OF such gins they other located at their
% plants He upheld against Atty
= of the
ID Upheld practically all affecting welfare Of the people
when attacked in
10 Fought and upheld the the
turing from working ten hour,
per day.
H. stopped the railroads from charging passengers penalty in
ADDITION to fare when boarding without
is Wrote the referendum own
the public the
81 Game Law and further
Referendum Amendment to the of the State
~ Has fought profteerng and punderng hands Of the
rich and powerful crooked
legislation to remedy the evil.
20 Prosecuted
the of hundreds
81 by those responsible for the failure
y Bank of Enterprise.
IL Advocated his
Salutary changes the
enacted and have peopls
THE ABOVE CONSTITUTES RECORD OF PERFORMANCE /
IT CAMPAIGN PROMISES. ANY OF THE MEN oP. l.
'SING HIM DONE THIS MUCH YOUi THEN WHY NOT
We HIM YoUR VOTE AND SUPPORTS /
political Advertisement
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-25
Friction Clutch ulley
Throttle Governor

Sesas tyactovs sold without go~ because,
perhaps the designers did not know that one as
needed. Which is the best sconomy-to pay an
operator q salary just sit the tractor and Ad
just the fuel the boad variations when engaged
in belt work ls< u throttle governor do il with
out exua cost. do n automatically, psrfsc riy-
The Titan throttle governor saves fael prevents
grain losses by deaivssing uniform power 70 your
thxssh4r and leagthsos sas ~ of both tractor
and driven machinAs- Yea get this s0oernoy
a,Slfeouf extra chorae
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-25
JESSE M. COLEMAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Gatman, Miss.

Will practice in all the State and Federal courts
Business entrusted to me viii have prompt
attention
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12

MIR. and Mrs. w, M. Cady had
Rev. McNary from California as
their guest recently.
Messr Trent James, Baynard
Herbert and others of Alexan.
took in the Parker meeting.
Money is plen tifuI, work easy
70 get at good wages, but how
about saving spmetning while
times are good. The uank here
is always ready to serve you?
Cash business is becoming
more and more the vogue vi the
day. 1t saves the customer money
and the storekesper considerable
worry.
Will this holiday be one Of plea
sure or worry to you.
Miss Florence Turner Was the
guest of friends here last week
end.
Parker and Stubbs followers
are having some goodnatured fun
forecasting the outcome of the
election. Each side feels that their
man is a sure winner.
Have you fixed your ticket for
pa rish oficesY Also members of
the legislature?
Sc hool has had a hard time of
it this week On account of the
bad weather.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Misses Mae. .sand
Esther Brown which will take
place at the Lecompte Methodist
Church on the evening of the IL
til inst. Many admiring friends
here offer their good wishes in
advance of this happy event. :
The local oil and gas Co. is
busyingitself for drilling. Leases
and land sales are taking place
nearly every day as it is felt that
Oil and gas are to be found in this
territory.
Lum bermen are having 4 rather
toughtime getting timber as the
rains have made the tracks and
woods very soft.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12
Parker Meeting


Saturday was gala day for
Glenmora. Many of her citizens
went in decorated cars to Lee
Compile to meet Messers Parker
and Bouanchaud and escorted
them through Forest Hill, Long
Leaf, and McNary back home.
The Parker COMMITTEES had
thoroughly advertised the meet,
ing and voters from the nearby
territory were present in large
nu mbers to hear the addresses
which were delivered by Hons.
Jno. II. Overton' Bouchaud and
Parker.
Fine attention was given and
each speech was literally app.
lauded.
Parker is going strong in this
section.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12
Zeal News
.-l

Nj. AMrs. ]. Il Brown have
moved toour toxafron3 McNary-
onr enterprising nsrchants
are displaying Christmas goods
and are inviting their customers
t6shop early.
Mr.. Emery Bess and Miss ONE
Colquettwere Alexandria visitors
Sunday s
The political pot IS boiling str :, !,
ong in our State. Pay your poil
tax and be ready to cast your
vote.
Mesdames e. Fl. Farmer and
W W Perry motored to Oakdale
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. G. B. Keller and Miss
Gladys Perry autoed to Alexan-
dria saturday evening.
Messers W. NJ. Cady and Il.
NJ Pringle were New Orlean Wis
itors fhis week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wolf re-
turned from q yisitto st. louis
Tuesday.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12

The peoy man ssnt HE wife
t. : maternity hens where shs
reeeIved assd care. HE ehlldrsn
ware sent fee6. eloshlns and
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12
We are authorized to announce
w. D. Bridges

w. d. Bridges
as a candidate for constable for
the fonrtls ward precinct two,
subject. to the action OF the
Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
VIC. Penny as a candidates for
Police Juror from Spring Hill
Ward subject to the action OF the
democratic Party.
il w Bruce as candidate for
constable in fourth ward, pre-
Genet wo. subject TO the action
Of lie democratic party.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12
Stomach Trouble

Before 7 used Chamberlain 5
Tablets I doctored a great deal
for stomach taouble and felt
neryons and tired all the time
These tablets helped me from
the first, and inside of a week $
time I had improved in every
way, writes Mrs. e. A. Drinkard
Jefferson City, No.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12
DR.. !. o. RICHARDSON

Well known veterinary in Oak
dale. A.well qualified man as ne
is licensed by the State Board
and the Government. Can be
found at Scott's Drug Store,
Ring 149 or 10.
Glenm0ra patrons can get me
on short notice by ringing me at
either of the above numbers.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12
. sy.M Alexander imlay

=
She was only q simple girl from
the country. She entered the bis
city in the hope Of earning enough
money to give her the clothing ol
the fashion plate ladies and movie
queens. Perhaps she came with the
intent OF making herself useful Ii
the world.
She got Job. II was work. u thai
constitutes q job? She shaved mine
hours day behind counter or pos
sihly she stacked matches In boxes
mo matter she got the job.
And the salary. magniAcent-s1e 4
week. The clerks In Perkins stors
back home only got s6 but then, sht
was ignorant as yet you see. -
So she drifted along until enc fint
night she found herself hanging ovel
the railing OF the river bridge, pock
etbook empty. hungry contemplating
q leap from the bridge-0r worse.
Then there Is the working man.
He knewe no trade for he grew
up In @untrammeled America
where one ls permitted to do 40
he pieases. An lndulgent father
had not Insisted on him learning
anything useful. He mother up
held him in ldIeness.
PcssIhly the father went
broke. Possibly he 4aaever had
anything. AZ least we find our
hero at forty, discouraged. know.
lag no trade. on the bum.
a bad seascn strikss his sec
tIon Of the country. He has no
money, no frlsnds. Then Ne find :
hlm-Mfhefef
Riding tire rads 20 . better
land. IN jail and eut. knight Of
the einder trail.
The poor man comss one drear,
night TO . cold hons. He Il
out Of work. He knows no friends
His children are huddled around 1
stove In which the last embers arr
dying. A small girls o. four wesD'
for food.
A mother In the next r0om--ther'
are two rooms-lies in bed of Oh
blankets and ragged great coats. sh'
is moaning in pain.
A little life Is to come into th'
world before many hours have pass
ed. There Is no doctor. no provis
Ions. There is NO Ere. no light
In despair the man goes into tn
night stumbling against the col,
wind seeking assistance In his tror
bic.
There is . gutter bum who has
no knowledge Of how loathsome
ne realty Il. Drunken, ahused,
kicked and cuffsd he dodsss all
human beings.
Like q trcunesd dog he avoids
p4opIe yet he must seek thena.
AZ last Ne decides that he ls
Down and eut. He goes down the
street with leneine In HE heart.
He lenns to tell come one how
ne dsspisss self.
He has reached The turning
polnt. Wili some one held out .
hand7
Hal hal No laushA Ne knsws
the werld.
Then there Il the woman withou
shame. Christ had compassion D
her kind but she has coma To- thin
that ne one eise had. Harpy lik
she plies her way about the street
os the great city.
Her cheeks are inoarnidine. He
soul Is a. red as her painted lip.
Hsr eyes are as fuil OF guile ss th
nisshapen mind.
Unioyed. much saressed. hunted.
prey npon society she comes to II
last step down, then she finds sol
IN her heart. Does anyone else fn
It?
SO thsy run through the annals |
life. But here Is what happened.
The simple airi vert to xeisan
boarding house and after lew
yeaFs made uesd. she hlossomsd
Into ! flower % pure Nosssss-
heed.
The woFiinemnr Nssnt e work
Inc nianss hostel. Ne Waa given
shelter and cIosalne With feed 10
tina Iewiy Naxarene eemnsAndsd.
". f@eraa,s : krn&o anA kAenr4a
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12

The wortinemaH vssnt q work
Inc raan's hestel. Ne Waa given
shelter and clothing With feed 40
ths Iewiy Naxarens commanded.
tse learned = trade and became
useful. Ne became q producer.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12

The ste wards OF the NJ. e.
Church South are called TO meet
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock to
plan for the present years work.
They are as followes;
]. v. Glass. w. f Daniel. W.M.
Cady, W. G. Stoclkley, Mes
danes A T. McDonouoh, j.
M Patrick and Lydia Phillips.
Lay leader, J. 3. Tuttle.
Sunday School superintendent,
J. n. Patrick.
Others Of the church that are
interested are invited to be pre-.
sent.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12

One great event to nearly all
the she town people. When the
trains arrive.
How is your wood supply? It
will be problem to many this
winter.
The overflow of the Calcasieu
river is retarding the hardwood
mill logging operations
Mud. mud, mud everwhere.
The band that accompanied
the Parker party Saturday furn-
isled music for the dance that
evening.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12
No Need

of going to some other town for
Christmas goods. Our stock Isl
large and varied. Santa Claus Isl
making his headquarters here Al
little while. See him here
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12
FcrCroup

"Chamberlains Cough Remedy
is splendid for Group writes
Mrs. Edward Hassett, of Frank
fort N. Y. "My children have be-
en- quickly relieved Of attacks of
this dr.. adlul complaint by its
use" This remedy contains no
opium or other narcotic, and may
be givea to a child rs confidently
as TO an adult.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12
i 4iiff ! =

The simple lass.
The broken working man.
When life entered the door.
Only a gutter bum.
The woman who. knew no
shame.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-12-12

Tisa haens sas ssnt - = rec
eue Esense snd Eeeanss ; woman.
she N,lse was ofd onlY N expert
enex analm learned ms slmpls
loNs ~ . ehAa. Sire was savet
~ ths wofld
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
SUGGESTION FROM puII.ADELrura.

One person sending Every Evening q
negative vote enclosed the following
editorial note from the Philadelphia Lcdg-
cr:
In the absence Of federal law put
ting the clocks ahead an hour in the
spring, the simplest way for any com
munity which wishes 10 save summer
daylight is for its business men TO agree
20 start all industries an hour earlier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
TEN TO ONE FOR
coai rom pArr /

rar.,I tOr ,..iot N.tt th, following letter
oi protest
In these ~'r.fua., tlmco i s mpos-
sillc to sc,f.rc hrip u th, house 80 I
must do my own homework and the
sewing Naturally tie ~crSiug must hr
donc d, Afternoon \.W when au
read1 tu aif.,N IRE sewing pie. ! must
stop eue hour otrllct o. prepare 'hC dinner
aud when tAat over fhor, !, not enough
aaNhehf Iri' ia make il worth While to
stat 3Car a- ! cannot ~tW after nlgh'
sos. ,ug }o atfr.tNt tt,~ Vow ior ths
past two Nc.r~ nt an.it lave actually
rseicd c.o't:.e Whl,a have found il
mgurslta, 81 ue.kt naf on, in-f hour
! ,auII dl 81. tar -tN.lgnp family re-
o.r, fa ,, iunrr work .g. -
o.fr - l.-Heit
\Hath,r reason
uu.-tr.-t lat, ar. .-e tarl> .uuugll
- ,rrd TIL u.,.. vt. ta, ~ Office po~'-
tr ar ,r uH, l.t- Il so winch Is
fea ntn fN assgt ftr nf to school
Vs f. t.l III, husband
I.t4.,t. tar 'ru winch leave, al
4 S pt.t fc.s . fir Wl..h Lr
u 4. s, .7 Gs.t-n..s \lnt-l.ntt~ Ri tia.
y, amer = -tI- raartrs r, tu ri, sam,
ullnf ] a. net II, laN Ne can stand II
tor another ls.r
-Dthef fr4~0u- tor lcrtlou
Ms FATHER my brother ar4d my eistcr
flud, all havf farms Ir Chr-t,r ca.intl.
- know n" iarncr- art Slupiy il dcs-
l,alf uss. 'tc los hoar ~ earthly power
80 nah ID, sun r-c Af halr earlier
cau-cq4 4eafS Z IS nf III, enough p work
Gnll ~ n0lr atcf \oW fhcry S great
o.h.ra.t in securing gpoi farm hr.p and
tt.n~c rf'fura'Jt VIII 4Hf on tlnc. rc-
gar'ii''s> II ttr remaining Te~icety good
honf- ei tAgif - & ftilit lo,' hour
ul iarin- ara especially 4f harvest tIur
7 hat l~ (. rc,,j calamity There wnild have.
lcou much los % loss 81 wheat A.
summer. WITH flt customary holr-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11

so3 WEST 10TH STREET.
Seven rooms veraada bath heat Eas cement cellar
POSSESSION SO DAYS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Dance TO be Given in Honor OF
Colored Soldiers; Personal
and General Notes.
snocinl Corrcsnondcncc Of Eycry Evening

Sr-,rial CORES pondcncc OF Every Evening
New Castle. Dee. 1.-THE colored
ex-soldicrs will have their reception
ms evening IN the old armory, where =
dance viii be- held IN thcir honor. All
eolored cN-snldicrs will meet at lunt ;
corner ~ : 80. where thcy will start to
march The odd Fellows band will lead
the procession after marching around
town thcy wIll 90 to the old armory where
Il dance l~ to hc held Many out oi town
colnrcd folks arc cNpcc ted. Wives oi
the men and their friends are invited to
attend
The Emmanuel basket ball team will
play the Goldrv college team n the parish
house tins evening at ) O'Clock. \ large
crowd i expected "a attend the games
Due 10 reasons other than the coal
shortage. all the electric lights We're out
IL tins city last evening except the are
lights
II Is very inconvenlcnt for business
men WIp are without gas. and Il is hoped
that the trouble Will To- rcmcdicd this
evening
llhcrt White of New York is spending
several DAYS visiting II thus city
At the Current Events class 10 be hold
in the Century Club tomorrow. Miss
Ete. who S spending tho winter with
Mrs ; : Dccmcr IN this city, will deliver
an address Her subject viii be y
Better understanding Of the Debts We
oA, ~ rance. Everybody Is invited
t. attend
Ms, Margaret Aibuman Of Philadel-
phia Is spending srvcr. days n this
Ni>, Ah,c Ri-hcy WHO spent last
evening ,i~Itug Trends IN tins city has
returned Ii Tier home IN Wilmington.
due ~ some unknown power trouble
la evening and thus morning the local
TROLLEY ears didn't run on tune, all being
lat, Tins morning they stopped, al
though tor Il short iime The cause
co,.ldn hc learned hut il Is thought
n was caused by poor coal not keeping
NJ steam
The JUNIOR and senior classes Of the
NcW castle High ;, hnol will hold dance
m the opera House On New cdr I've.
Plans Ar, hc,ng arranged ani & gala time
~ hc provided for every ono present
DAVID Ncc ha~ taken tin agency for
th, Rcpuh,Hr truck and icNclani auto
mob,Ir tar thus ctN
lhr \rw ta~tI, basket ball team Is
arranging 10 c,t . gamr AZ Dover
sugar -Hortag, ia tif- citv = being
relieved lItflc ~ Tire iac.,I dealers have
received part 81 thelr hoN4n-e
Tnr Rru FURNISHED ~ uniurnlshcd
3 room flats for Icht housekeeping
NrWlNu Ady.
M .a>r!r non. .mlrancc ii John Il
1ruti Who departed ta. ht, December ll
I4I> Jo~cpl : Rocker and lamlA Aiv
lor NuA-. latou { rauc lhAc's finest
STATIONERY. Natcrlnans ideal fountain
pens. cyrr-sharp pencils I haIlengcr n
Son. Pre- .ur,ior Pharmacists ADV.
Tor sale Buck house, lit last
second stree, located on iot N2NI5o, Q
rooms and bata reception hall. open starr
way. hot-watrr hta;. elcctnc and E;ss
outhmldlng On To- 1ONi0 suitable tor
garage, workshop OF chicken house VII
sacrifice for quick sale Possession ~
oucc Apply on PREMISE Adv
Samcsets and Whitman delicious
chocolates. Challenger y Ion. Pre-
srrlpaon Pharmacists Ady
Sce Rride,eatcr FOR Jewelry' Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
TRANSFERS LIFE SAVED
WRITES LETTER THAT is WORTH
READING VERY CAREFULLY

Peterson Ointment Co, Inc, Buffalo,
n. Y: | was afflicted with a very severe
sore on my leg for years | am n teamster
/ tried all medicines and salves, but
without success | tried doctors, but
they failed to cure me. ! couldn't sleep
for many nights from pain. Doctors
said | could not live for more than two
years. Finally Pcterson's Ointment was
recommended 10 me and by its use the
sore was entirdcly healed Thankfully
yours. William Haase, West Park, Ohio,
March %, 1915, care 7. G. Reitz, Box
1899.
Peterson says: 81 am proud of tho above
letter and have hundreds of Others that
tell of wonderful cures of Ezema, Piles
and skin diseases
Peterson Ointment is 81 cents Mt all
druggists. and there isn't hroad-mindcd
druggist in America that won't praise
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
Drinking a Glass
of Hot Water is
a Splendid Habit
Cleanse sno s~eeten the system
sAeh morning and wash away
poisonous, stssnant matter.

Those oi u> who are accustomed to feel
dull aud heavy when nc arlsc, splitting
headache stutiy from q cold. foul tongue,
nasty breath acld stomach lame back
can. instead both look and feel IL fresh
- daI-, always bl washing the poisons
and toNln~ from the body will pho> phated
hot water cach morning.
We should drluh. before breakfast
glass ol hot water with tcaspooniul
q limestone phosphate IN 1t u flush from
tie stomach liver. kidneys and bowels
the previous day indigcstIblc waste. sour
bIlc and poisonous toxins thus cleansing
smcetenIng and purifying the entire
ahmentary tract before eating more food
The action OF limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach
wonderfully lnvlgOTating II cleans
out all the sour Concentrations, gases.
waste and acidIty and gives one a fine
appetite for breakfast A quarter pound
oi Limestone phosphate costs very little
a. the drug store, hut Is enough to make
anyone who Is bothered With bilousness.
constipation stomach trouble or rhcuma-
tlsm an enthusiast On internal sanitation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
LII LU MTNsTREIAs SHINE.
Mystic Shrine Players Give Notnble
Performance.

Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-THE 4,OW
persons attending the performance last
night in the Spring Garden Street Mosque
by Lu Lu Temple Minstrels voted the
show decided success. 1t was staged
by Fred Sulzer, an old-time minstrel
who served as interlocntor, With BettonR
Bizby, Mitch Hall and Grakelow as end
men. William Albertson conducted the
Shriners' Orchestra, which also furnished
music for the dancing that followed. +
There were specalties by Mobiles George
Hartzell, famous ircus clown; John
Chestnut, Mitch Hall, John Knox, Arthur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11

in the morning and stop work an hour
earlier at night. This can be done without
producing any confusion of time among
neighboring cities within the same time
zone. And it would save just as much
daylight as if we should try to fool our
selves by setting the clocks back an hour
so that we should go to work at the same
time as usual"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
To Every Evening Reader :,

II You rely upon your newsstand for
your copy Of the paper and find that he
is sold out do not blame him but give him
an order to save Every Evening for you
regularly. This paper is not rcturnablo
by dealers or agents and TO insure you
having the paper it should be ordered
regularly. II you prefer it served at
your home telephone the circulation
department, ID. & A. Phone 310.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11

Belong, Fred Sulzer, Harry Busby and
Lu LII Temple Chnnters The show is
10 be repeated on the evening Of De-
cembcr 26 and later will be presented in
Allentown, Reading, Wilmington and
Trenton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11

Whats the problem7"
"a pcrplexing one. Mrs. Skiddoo
claims she got six bad eggs in the last lot. !"
"Wcll?"
'She wants me to make en- good"
Louisville Courier Journal