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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

a. - Dev1 oUetes 0e11pe1re.
8 The reason My l ws6ts yos
Ab6at h4sdsnin6 u The arteries and
heart disease" writes = reader.
was that l had Just discovered my
doctor had been giving me digitalis
|fnr 4 cCnsid6f1ble time Your yalu-
1eble monograph ON the subject
Icon1f1ns my opinion. You say, II
he absurd to think Of digitalis as
|helpful u heart disease Ishould
not have taken It had / known what
n was. Il II too late to change!
What shalI do? D. WV. :
This reader writes i letter which
shows be Is not without good edu-
cation. And yet the reader has
jumped 10 . conclusion. scarcely
warranted ~ what I said Of digi-
tails and 1fterio- sclefosis and heart
disease. The reader quotes. me cor
rectly, but makes . devilish job OF
it. like the Old Roy quoting scrip
Fture.
In the monograph which our
reader quotes 56id this:
There Is. . popular notion that
certain remedies, medicinal or nom
medicipAl. IRE good for weak
heart, hardened arteries, high blood
| pressure, paralysis. kidney trouble
J or llephritis, and other manifesto
tons Of cardiovascular disease
Certain remedies, medicinal and
otherwise, are good for the patient
but we can assure you that nc
known remedy of any character
whatever is good for III cases Of
afterial heart, kidney or brain
trouble. due to cardiovascu1ar dis.
ease. The remedy must be adapted
to the individual requirements in
every instance, and cannot be Ap.
piled by rule of thumb. For in,
stance, it is absurd to think ol
digitalis as being helpful for hear
disease, or to think OF massage al
being good for arterial hardening
or to think Of buttermilk or Bull
garian bacillus cultures IS beinf
good for naturalization. These
remedies will do no good in Browns
case; have no apparent effect III
Smiths case, and perh4ps do ser
ious harm in the case Of Jones'"
Now have condemned digitali.
or any other remedy for heart dis
ease, or have l merely appealed tt
sound sense and suggested tina
Idigitalis or other remedy should III
intelligently employed If employ
ed at all?
| Digitalis is I veritable sheet IN
Choir in the treatment Of man,
cases Of heart disease. but Xix,
many other remedies powerful TO
good, digitalis is also capable o
doing serious harm when unintel
Iligently used, and by unintelligen
use. Of course, ! mean when it i
prescribed for q patient who ha
a fool for . doctor, or as we say A
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08
Looks Like Peace.

There IL promise Of at least truce in the
Ilah trouble before Christmas The antag-
eq1Dtic elements apparently realize no perma-
neAt or satisfactory adjustment can come from
IA course now being pursued.
The British government will never surrender
IT. dominion over the Irish island 80 long as
~ people are in . rebellious frame Of mind.
Many lives have been sacrificed in tho clashes
with authority. and these will continue until
these in position to pacify the disturbers put
asD6e their atsns and meet on common ground
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08
Rakit Dishes

Slowed Rabbit-Cu: rabbit in
suitable pieces. Soak in salt water.
Put into a stew pan with a little
boiling water, fat and seasoning.
Onion il liked is an addition. Cover
and cook below the boiling point or
in q flreless for two hours or until
tender.
Rabbit stock should always be
used. 1t can be substituted for
chicken stock in any recipe.
Rabbit Fricasee - One rabbit
(about three pounds, two or three
tablespoons bacon or pork fat, one
medium sized onion. three cups OF
boiling rabbit stock, one-haff cup
strained tomatoes. parsley. thyme,
salt and pepper to season.
Soak rabbit in sailed water and
cut meat in small pieces, about two
inches square. Put bones, etc, in
saucepan cover with cold water and
simmer slowly for an hour. Add
while cooking an onion, salt and
pepper to seaosn.
Sprinkle rabbit meat with flour
salt and pepper. Heat fat in a
frying pan, add onion sliced thin
and rabbit meat. Cook until well
Drowned. stirring often. Add stock
from bones. tomatoes and season
ings. Simmer until the meat il
tender. Thicker gravy II Necessary
ana serve on toast Or small baking
/, powder biscuits.
Rabbit la King-Omit the to-
matoes from the recipe for rabbit
fricassee and add cream in its
piaes, also CHOPPED green psppses
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08


ton Bureau, Frederic ]. Haskin, Director.
address a0A enclose two-eeat stamp for =
eonfidentiai. the replies being sent direct
paid to aasuymess iettsrs.)
Q. How deep do divers go and
how long do they stay? F. S. P.
A. The navy department says that
divers can reach the depth Of $50
feet if equipped with the most mod
ern apparatus, and can stay down
about two hours.
Q. Can peanut butter be made at
home! S. w. S.
A. with a meat grinder the pro-
cess is simple Roast the peanuts
moderately, if they have been pur-
chased raw. Remove shells and
skius. Use finest plate on grinder
and screw Up tension until crank
il hard to turn. II pulp is too
coarse, run through grinder a Sec
ond time. Add salt to suit taste
and some olive oil if desired.
Q. Where are the deepest, oil
wells In the world? C. r. T.
A. The Geological Survey says
that three Of the deepest oil wells
are in this country and one in Ger
many. The j. H. Lake near Fair
mont, West Virginia is 1879 feel
deep, the Golf near Clarksburg, W
Va, is 1886 feet deep, the well al
C2uchon. Germany. has a depth o!
7.348 feet and the r. A. Geary neal
Mcdonald, Pa, 7.248 feet.
q. u colored hearing a disease:
| II 80, IS it a common one? F. H.
A. Colored hearing or chromaes.
thesia, Is found quite as often among
neurotic persons and is no indica
ton Of illness. The association o.
certain colors with certain sound,
lis found in about one person il
eight.
q. What is the origin of the wore
limerick? n. o. G.
!, A. The word is said to have beef
adopted as a name for q ceft4if
kind CT nonsense rhyme because ~
old song current in Ireland. wl1icl
had the same verse construction
contained the place name Liner
lick"
! @. Why isn't the letter u" uset
BIZ the government when designat
ing companies OF United States sol
diers? o. NJ
A. The war department say
that the reason military authorities
never use the letter u" in listing
companies and other military unita
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

to each f1diylAual. No axteutton will be
according to alphabet is due to the
fact that that letter can be SO cas-
lily confused with the letter a." "A
@. What determines the pitch of
the voice? Dbl M
A. The pitch Of voices is deter
mined by the length of the vocal
cords. These cords are shorter in
women than in met. therefore the
former have higher voices.
@. Can you tell me what chem
;cal preparation is used for bleach
ing to a straw color ornamental
grasses! e. A. H..
|. A. The following is q formula
for bleaching grasses: Pulverize
stick sulphur and make q paste
with water; plaster thickly on the
grasses and put in the air to dry;
when dry, brush of the sulphur.
Q. Which state elected the most
women to its legislature? ED.
A.. The National American Wom-
an Suffrage association says that
Connecticut stood first in this re-
sPect, electing I'VE women, to its
general assembly. KafsSs came
next with -four; California and Utah,
three. and New Hampshire, New
Jersey and Oklahoma, Two each.
Several states elected one woman.
20 women being entitled to serve
In the legislatures Of Is states.
G. What 10 cofdovan leather?
BIZ. P.
A. Cordovan leather is a soft.
lne-grained. coiored leather, for 4
long time chiefly manufactured at
Cordova Of goatskins tanned and
dressed. It 10 nok made Of pigskin
and fine horsehides.
| @. How many different words
are used in the bible? A. N.
A. The fact that the bible has
had such great influence upon lit
erature led to the supposition that
it had . large vocabtllry. A tabu-
lation Of the words in the King
James version shows that about
5000 words are used. while Milton
used about $4,000 and Shakespeare
21.00e.
| q, Where is Jefferson Davis bur
led? r. X
/, A. Jefferson Davis died on Dec.
8, 1889. and was buried in New Or.
leans. In 1893 the body was NOV
Cd to RicAnend, Va
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08
Stone Age Stuff.

TA-City Railway company's attempt to intro
duns one-man cars. gives picture Of horse
drNwn OUTFIT Of half century ago and re-
mayks that the people were satisfied with that
ki1d Of service in those days.
the Democrat might have gone back an
oteer so years and presented scene Of Dav-
s41prt streets when there were no street cars
mao age stun. We are living in the present
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
TIA .na1sA HAIL

I have written you three separ-
ate times, inclosing = stamp every
time, and never had 4 reply. Are
you saving up for your old age or
something! c. G. A.
Answer-No, for the Salvation
Army. The Army gets perhaps
two-thirds Of the loose stamps con-
ttibuted by readers who SO thought
lessly ignore the rules; the other
third hutter out OF letters ento the
floor, and, If not found by the Office
boy, they are no doubt burned with
the daily accumulations of paper
II l had my own way about it.
there would be . fine Of IS fol-
each loose stamp sent me. Try
again, and please follow instruc-
tons, which call for self-addressed
elf-stamped envelope. You will
find I amt half bad when you play
my way.
Goa4's Min.
One of your articles prompted US
to get goat for milk for our baby
Will you please advise whether il
is necessary to sterilixe the milk Il
we keep the goat clean and handle
the milk in a. scrupulously clear
manner. MRS. J. H. D.
Answer-No. Do not sterilize OF
pssteurize. Goats milk is cleaner
than cows milk; goats are no
subject to tuberculosis and othel
disease conditions which affec
cows end may be conveyed through
cows milk.
CoFns Are Not Buni0ns.
Some time ago you gave a recipe
for corns and bunions, which
have heard highly recommended
Would you mind reprinting it?
j MRS. c. H. B.
Answer - Thirty grains of-sali
cylic acid dissolved in half n
| ounce Of flexible collodion. Pain
the corn daily for 10 days. Thi
may also be used for warts-bu
don't apply to a bunion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

france, / p4fisnt who attempts 70
doctor himself. y
Laree doses Cf one d the physt-
ologically tested that IL proved &C
tive) preparations Of digitalis often
work wonders, but only I physician
can Judge how much. how often. or
how long digitaiis should be given:
when the drug is to b continued
any length Of time. certainly its
effects must be observed at regu-
lar intervals and the dosage deter
mined accordingly, Il the physician
rnows his business and mixes
brains with his medicines. Digi-
tails is / valuable drug. but | re-
peat that 1t IL capable Of dof1l
serious harm, although most per
sons who nibble at it are getting
NO effect whatever, save In imagin-
alton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08
Household Hints

and a small can Of mushrooms !"
a few fresh ones. w..
Rabbit Croquet with 'sy
tables-'rhree tablespoons Oh om
ter substitute. one small cl,'S
(choppedt, one-quarter cup n wv
one teaspoon salt. one-quarter -
spoon paprika. one cup raooit sun ~
three egg yolks. one and oneaa !.
CUPS cold boiled rabbit, Guy
small dice, one-half cup boiled IAN ~.
cut in small dice, one tablespoon
lemon juice. .,.s
Melt butter, add onion and con
two or three minutes. stirring ~ s.
stanti3. Add -four and seasO Olas 4
and stir until well blended. SUI -
stock slowly and beat to the poiil I.s
point. Add all other irgreoissss..
except lemon juice and COOK Nv y.
minutes. Add lemon juice, femo. !,
from fire and spread on = platsa ~. =
cool. Shape. roll in -four, 49,. ~
egg and then in bread crulnos 4.
fry a golden brown in deep, not y, !.
Place in a ring around the edse !" =.
hot platter and fill center VIE n ii.
butered carrots, peas and caan'
flower. . ~
Fried Rabbit-Two rabbits, ~
pepper, -four. cne-half pound -
Tor salt pork. one cup milk. pal.r s;se
| Cut rabbits in pieces for ssl. -" :,
and soak in sailed water for t.v .i.
three hours. Drain, dry and spra.i
each piece with sat. pepper ,. :.
-four. Fry bacon or PORK IN /. ~. ~
frying pan. Add rabbit, cove. s IN
cook slowly about one and OH . !.
! hours. turning meat from t =. ~ !.
time as it browns. Add NUN s.
cook slowly % to IS minutes. -,
I move to a hot platter ana eS'A'''
with parsley. :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

THE only excuse we have to onef for our
silence anent the facinor0us Sunday blue law
now being. agitAted Is that we've been too much
occupied listening to vox pop popping OH about
n in the eastern papers; not to mention ,nu-
merous lengthy editorials, almost topheavy
with the weight Of their sarcasm.
The quickest way, we imagine. to make the
citizens Of America red is to paint their Sun
days blue. -
~A.a.a.n Ab-o-o-Ma!"
from The Argus! Aledo Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guthrie en-
trained q number of guests yesterday at
O'Clock dinner in honor OF their son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Guthrie.
who were married last Saturday after
noon at Galesburg. W
ASK her." wigwags NJ C. F., III she rail-
roaded' EN- to the kitchen"
YOU have read the presidents message OF
course OF course? Everyone should read this
farewell message " may be the last chance
for increasing your vocabulary. We've added
"conspectus' to ours.
MAN! WHAT'S YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS?
In the palmy days of nineteen hundred two
When we pounded brass together on the 20"
Though many miles apart. by practicing our
art" 2
We could always call CHEEKY how dye do"
But since you moved to town and gained such
wide renOwn
!, BY writing plays and poetry and such,
Though living "side by EACH" you seem quite
out of reach
And I'm free to say that l don't like it much
Now why can't We some day, when the Mrs.
i is away Ef
Get together as we didin days Of yore:
Well WELD the hammer, throw the bull and
| maybe take pail -f
From the thimbleful Of hootch have in store.
! THE foregoing communication was un-
signed save for an appended line, You tell
| EN- Tombstone; you're on the dead!" The
tantalizing cuss! But. man alive! What mem
cries those line recall! Telegraphy, some may
not know, is slang for pounding Brass" and
we speak of it as art without the quotation
marks. For 1t IS an art. Were we the author
| Of The Iliad we should not be prouder OF the
fact than Of our one-time ability as light
ming shooter" Now. alas! the "old wing" is
clipped.
| cessation OF TROUBLE IN IRELAND
Seems Possible; Premier George Was Expected
to Opportunity. "-Galesburg Republican-Reg-
ister -.
Every headline artist has grammar all his
| own.
BENEATH . picture Of Miss Betty Barber
tho New York Tribune says "she will b. intro
iduced to society today at a large luncheon
which her mother, Mrs. Dom Barber, will Civ
for her at the Colony club"
Betty will face the ordeal with 4 full stom
ach, 1t least.
"IT will be worth while" says Arthur Bris
bane who heads his column with long para
graph concerning the Davenport Socialist cit,
government and the street railway officials, 1T,
watch that street car system and observe it.
improvement" Glad you told US. Arthur. W.
rather thought it would be criminal vast
of time.
DOWN comes prices with THUD!" read
IL LEGAL I'D. -
Was THAT It! We thought sonebod,
dropped pin. R. E. MIG.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

SDebs received almost million votes for
pf10ident last month On the basis OF the In
ciase over that given him four years ego, It
wt1ld seem that II he remains in prison long
et6ngh no will be elected TO the White house.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

FAT .. tailors' convenuon In New York one
seniority said that the coming year man
~ be properly clothed should possess eight
outnts. Most men are lucky nowadays II they
ON one.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

& There are but Is more shopping days before
Christmas. II you haven't yet made your pur-
chAses you owe 1t to yourself and those for
whom you are to buy gifts to delay 1t no
logger
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08
discoveries.

To Soften Butter for Tabie ose -
with cold weather CONES -
trouble Of butter becoming too "a 4.
to spread. Here is way 10 ~ ~.
Fiji a pan or bowl win !. 4
warm water. Cut the Dut1eI !. i.
neat piece for one meal, drop are
the water. cover tightly and u
or, ten minutes Il will be un ,, ~.
soft: lift out Oh plate carefully I'll
/. will look Just as neat ana -
spread nicely.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

+ 8One Of the musical treats Of the year will
~ the rendition of 1.-THE Messiah' BY the Handel
oratorio society at Adsustana college gymna-
sitm Friday evening. Tho house should be
Aied. A
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

|fged for poor kiddies. You will feel bette
|al3Sr you have done 20.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

sOnA Of the worlds greatest breweries has
ykDsed out OF existence in Milwaukee, but We
he1nv noticed that the city had lost any 81 It's
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

An arbitsr has refused wage increass to
sCAi6ago packing house employees on the as
sumption that the cost Of living Is rapidly re-
t1rping to normal. Had you noticed It?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

we may mot be having the healthiest bran
Al weather. but II certainly Is helpful to tn
81 palA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

6Mr. Harding and Mr.. Wilson didn't meet in
wilmington this week, but they did the next
30 thing In letting their wives take tea
stdsether.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08

lwomAn's hosiery i. to be lover-in price,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08
Argus Information Bureau


J.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-08
Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST.
Baked Apples
Cereal and Cream

Baked Apples
Cereal and Cream
Toast Jelly
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Corn Omelet
flashed Brown Potatoes
Stewed Apricots Tea
DINNER.
Vegetable Soup
0 Beef with Green Pepper!
MacArOni Peas
Lettuce Apple Sauce
Sponge Cake Coffee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21
(EIREDONIA 2 ,97css:.-1s
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SEALED BIDS FOR
S65, 900 City Of Wilmington, Del.
BONDS

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4 y p hd = ~ n denoui
FIRST each hsrafteF until maturity
f easrrper
p 3 ~ mo slevv
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Finance Committee % The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21
AUCTIONS--LEGALS

Anetloa Sales 20
AUCTION SALES or every description
Anywhere II you -nut 20 soil sea Hamil-
ton the square beai Auctiuneer and Farm
Agent. z0b ~ sdison - Phone TJ4s w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21
Will Many Not Again
CECIL COUNTY MOTIFS.


epeoIsi corre~pondsnos % Every nw-ninx
Elktop, Md, Dec ~ IN. larry
double-deck barn on the farm n Hoss
England, near Il ION, was destroyed by fire.
Sunday afternoon, including this year's
crops and sorne hrming implements Ios
live stock and car riagcs were savrd. The
origin Of the fire IL unknown
North Fast Methodist Sunday ~hool
Association has elected Harry Iozsn.
president; Edward Dawn, vice-president
y y Fockler, secretary, Mfs John
Benjamtn, treasurer
Marriage licensea we're isslIed N riston.
yesterday, ~ Walter r Duffy snd Rsrths
O. Davis, ~ Wilmington. Clenant X
starr aud Ruth a. Taylor n lombard
Howard Reynolds md irene Slaughter n
Smyrna, Del.
School Commissioners fyr Cocil oounty
have ordered all schools to clnso ,ouorrUE
for The Christmas holiday, " rsbpan On
Monday, JauIary
The Democratic State central Cor1rnit
ter wIil hold meeting this week, y, 10
eide IN r. randUafc for appoininsut % the
Judge of tho Orphans Court ~ an the uf,-
expired term II The la'e Alexander ?
jackson
Through The personal efforts - p. z
Tbackcry. The sum ~ B.Zfg ha- h~en
raised in Elkt0n ior the erection n q mon
ument 10 memory II thc Z ecii co,Inty
boys who wcrr Killed ID tho W0rld War
It is proposed r. raisc ~, 80 ~ eariy
spring among tho pe9plo throughout ne
county and erect monument ~ ~
orrlrt h0lsc sgtiaro, 10 Elktc1
The 4tato failing ~ secfI-e witnesses
from Chicago - fosffy b. fho hganv -a.e
~ John Glenn, y Philadelphia, who o1n
fessed ~ having married three r9,neo 1s
hau been released from fik'on .s.l
Major r p Ferguson, former Niurst@r
70 Norway ard Swcdon has bcen gpenf
ing the paet fev DAYS rtb Major n p
Baldwin. n FIX Mills m r. p1rp>~s 1f
sfndWng the Hav process r9v p operation
at tho Chesapeake fax millr NJ flk Mills
II r ireland of f.7lrua ba- to~n -
pointed temporary cashier = 'ha Ch~-.
Teake City National Bank Fle~oodirg re
late Richard $ Wallls
Mrs Taylor Bile- r. Ris'nz 9un 49,
taken 70 p Bal'r1ofr Hospital for a.
operation for appendicitis Sh~ . =
ported to be improving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21
EMPLOYMENT
He. D Wantod--Female

special fcliing machines. to work on athIstio
union suits. Clean work. ercellcns working
conditions. Very best piecowort prices
Apply Topkis Bros. o.. 2i7 French street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21

PUBLIC SALE
Wednesday. Dscenber u. st O'Clock
All afternoon and night by aiectrlo
light tiii II O'Clock at night. az Kislr's
Barasr $1,000 worth Of choice candy.
soid ia one pound. Ave pound and 10
pound boxes. 5000 worth auto tires
and inner tubes robes and blankets
clothing Of all kinds. Log OF mems aud
boys sweaters. ovsrcoats. rubbers
watches. poultry. turkeys. geeso. ducks
chickens Lot Of Christmas goods Of
ali kinds. Don't forget tho date. Wed
ncsday. at o'clock until II o'clock
at night. Klair & Hollinssworth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21

ku,iucoo DC. VICE OuereI IQ
6TCUEk-Signs Oh every description al
-Ia onipley street. Phone 1895 W
DOLL HOoPITAL-heads and wigs Comb
iosk made up In any style. 6IS W Seven th
street, zI2 Walnut street. Phone 2o2o j.
DOLL hOsPIrAL-An parts wigs and
heads Also dolls dressed. Work guaran-
tsed Ala Orange street.
aARTING SIGN Co. signs and show
cards Phone 2Qle ".
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21
HTEAMDCAT LINES.
10 Philadelphia
and Chester
schNfule in TTnct flctnhnr Il

F9IF~TUfF IfttFfNF
Subject 20 Change Without %otica
Leave Wilmington. Fourth ~ WhArt AMI
phiiadsiphi.. Chestnut 81. Wharf vsek days
srcopt ssturdsYs at 400 A. N ~ r,'clock
noon and 4 10 p m
ON Saturdays, sundays and HOLIDAYS 20
10, 30 a. m 80. 4. lb and 7. 90 b m
-PKNN'5 dR6vK ROUTE
Schedule In Effect Monday -ept. n
Daily. including sundays leave Whining.
ton $50, 800, 1000 a. m, ~ O'c3ock ooa
800. 800 500, !. %. 1000 and 300 m
Leave Psnn's Grows 8 50. T15, 40 Vi 10
=. m. 100. 90. 300, %. 900 and ID %
y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21
RFSppT7.
ATLANTTC liz n ..

ATLANTIC CITY. NJ.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL -. sy ~ A.
BATHS elevator srcsi tahir 1ntrl -~su--
sI7 ~ and ~ weekIT Booklet s'-sr, "a.
phone ~ y MARION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21

A~k wsnt al tak~r ~ help you wrfso
your nj Pr tounorrow' paper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-21

HAuILNG-Locsl and lonE distance NOV
tns. Jessup P,sno Co.. lvo ". tenth ST
pnone Sasi.