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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
,..,..,.,.d Pros. 10 Every Evening

nv associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia. oct 2S higher, as
% oual,ty and location, Si0Sal 10, the
latter for No yellow.
Wheat higher. No red, winter,
, oss2 a.. No > red. winter garlicky,
Oats steady. No white, 65 2a66 2
No 3 white. 64i ,a65i2.
Butter higher: western creamery extra,
50 nearby prints fancy, 70a13.
Eggs higher nearby frsts. 67a69: do.
current receipts. IS: western, extra flrsts,
6qa-I. do. kr4ts. 64a67; fancy selected,
hacked S0asl :,
cheese firm: New York whole, milk
fancy fiat. 26s. .a27; common 70 good
23a26. oughorns, 6s4a27; single
daisies %
Live poultry. higher; fowls, not Leg
horns. as to size and quality. 2SaSo do,
uhote Ieghorns, 25a30; spring chickens
not Icghorns, a. 70 size and quahty, ooa
26. srring chickens. white Leghorns,
S2a3S: hroiling chickens, not Leghorns,
2Qa3l; broiling chickens, white Leghorns.
2sas0: ducks, old. 3Oa32: do. spring,
32a34 geese. 25a3O: dressed turkeys,
eho,ce TO fancy. 5Oa53; do, fair 20 good,
35a45
killed. choice to fancy. 3sa40; do. small
sues. 33aS7; roasting chickens, 33a34
western frying chickens 29a3l; brollers
nearby, 45a47 smaller sizes, 42a44
spring ducks, Long Island, IS.
Potatoes, easier; jersey, No. ], pei
basket. 6OaS5; do. No. ., 25a4o.
Flour dull veak; soft winter straights
western, nearby, o.50al0O0; hard winter
straight, l0.4Oall 90: short patent, II. los
ll.50; spring. FIRST clear, 9.25a9.75; do
patent. 1850; do, short patent, IL .00'
IL 80; fancy spring and city mills, patent
family brand. 25oal300
Hay quiet, steady; timothy, No
80 ooa32. so; do, No. 3, 2S.0oa29 OC
sample, 23.OOa25.oo; no grade, $500
400; clover mixed hay, light mixec ec
80 5Oa3I 90; No. l, mixed, % OOa29 OK
Tallow dull; prime city, loose, ~ DC
special, loose, s; prime country, ot4
edible in tierces, 13sl313.
Bran steady; soft winter, western, I
IoO-lb sacks, 42.00a43.00; spring braI
Al 5Oa42O0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
ACTIVE SELLING COVERS
ENTIRE STOCK LIST
Steels Drop to 3 Points ana
Oils. Equipments, Motors
Show Losses.
nv Associated press to Every E'e'i'"

nv Associated tFtss W 'f'N'' :
\cw York. Oct Is. Wan street,
IN 2o a m)-Traders sold quite irSeiN
n tho opcning of todays stock market,
ossum;np a more aggressive attitude on
tbc uneypected delay IN the settlement o,
the British coal strike. oilS, steers anu
eouipments were again mcst siscep'ioie
~ pressure. shippings, rails and spcc'al-
,;es also Welding. Mexican Petroleum
brole , points in the early dealings ana
Roval Dutch fell 13s. Bethlehem, CRU
r;ble Iac!Sawanna and Republic steers
forfeited large fractions with american
Locomotive and Baldwin Locomotive
Atlantic Gulf, international Paper IN
tcrnational Agricultural preferred 'hano-
Icr Motor. retail stores ana American
Spcar also were reactionary.
Noon No branch of the stock ils' "as
excmpt from the active selling movement
NJ the morning. fully 200. 900 shares chans,,
inc hands in the first hour. Steels droppeo
~ Z noints with as much for oils. Equip
r.cnts' motors and shippings lost 10
and chemical. food, paper and tobacco
snecialtlcs we're lower by to ! ,. among
rails losses were limited to point aoles
received before noon announcing tne VII,
,n,l trminatlon of the coal strike effected
III, ,brbt rccovericS and failed 10 stimu'
lao exchange rates on London. Follow
ing IFS course Of the two preceding seS
SONS call money opened and renewed az
q per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
FINANCIAL NOTES.

At meeting OF the board OF electors Of
the Hercules Powder Co. Tuesday,
quarterly dividend Of ] "a per cent was
declared on the preferred stock. payable
November Is TO preferred stockholders Of
record November B.
Construction worK on the great automo-
bile manufacturing assembling. distribut-
ing and export plant of the WHY'S Corpora
tion near Elizabeth, y. J.. which will have
a floor area Of 45 acres. has been largely
suspended in recent weeks.
The United States Steel Corporation 10
merely all0ting railroads space In Its rail
mills for 1921 deliveries and without nam
ing prices which are TO be as Of January /,
very likely $50 per ton for open hearth.
Several railroads have found it impossible
10 get the tonnage space they want. among
them. the Baltimore Ohio. for q 900
tons
The Singer Manufacturing Co. employ
ing some 65 600 with $50 .OO0. 900 capital
and no preferred stock or funded debt
reported sI3a. 1888 735 total assets at the
end Of last year including S62 Sl3 .54S net
The Western Electric Co which manu-
factures virtually all the transmission ap-
parstus used by the Bel telephone system.
announces that during september It's pay
roll was the longest in fts histroy with
- 222 employees. TO compare with 25,3oO
. year before In the main plants at Haw-
thorne Ill. the present force is ~ per cent
larger than a year ago.
Central Leather Co. for the quarter
ended September 80, 1920, shows deficit
compared with the sVplus of 81 72l $40
in the same quarter a year ago.
Union Oil Of Delaware has acquired 3.705
acres Of prospective oil lands in Jack son,
Mason and Roane counties Of West Vir-
ginia bringing its holdings in that State
up to 3l,7I5 acres. New holdings will be
operated by the Eddystone OIL Corpora
ton a subsidiary. Recent increase in the
quarterly dividend OF Union Oil of Cali.
fornia in which the Delaware company owns
about 25 per cent interest. Will fncreast
the income from that investment about
$3.50 600 year.
Blair & 90 and the Illinois Trust anC
Savings Bank have purchased $4,000 00'
ffteen-year, 71z per cent sinking fund golt
debenture bonds OF the Diamond Mattel
Company which constitute the only fund
ID debt Of the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Hide and Leather Co. quarterly
Of ] 81 per cent on preferred, payabIe Jan-
American Radiator Co. quarterly of 3-4
per cent on preferred. payable November
is. and ! per cent on common, payable
December 81.
Everett Mills. seu1i-annual Of per cent,
and extra Of per cent, payable Novem-
Der l..
Inland Steel CO. quarterly Of per cent
payable December ]
Warrinack Manufacturing Co, quarterly
of = per cent on common, payable Decem'
ber
tinted states Steel Corporation. quar-
terly of ~ per cent on common, payable
December 80. and l "a per cent on pre-
ferred payable November %.
Amparo Mining Co. quarterly OF pei
cent and extra of per cent. payable No
yember 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
RR|NFS' CLASSMATE IS
HELD IN MURDER CASE
Ex-Cuban Diplomats Son, Though
Not Accused, Under Bail
as Material Witness.

phiIsdelnhia. Oct. 2S.-Carlos Arnold
son Y. Serpa, said to be a son of a former
Cuban Minister 10 Holland and class-
srnate at the University OF Pennsylvania
of William P Brines. charged with the
killing Of Elmer c. Drewes the Dartmouth
senior. was placed yesterday under bail
as a material witness. He was examined
for several hours by Major Wynne, Chief
az County Detectives. and James Jay
Gordon. .Ir., Assistant District Alto rney.
The fact Of his being held under bail
must not be taken rs indicating that
SerDa had anv blameworthy part IN the
case said Mr. Gordon But, he added,
'-he has told us things OF such import
| ance about Brnes and Drewes that we
| feel il necessary 10 guarantee that he
/ will be present at the inquest, hearing
! and trial of Brines,
Mr. Gordon would not reveal the nature
Of the information He said Serpa was not
IN the party in the car when Drewes was
| killed
Scrna Is sopohmore IN the Civil In
| gineering School and lives with his b. othei
Raoul. freshman, near the university
| His brother said that Carlos knew Brine
but had never been particularly lntimat.
with him On the night OF Drewes deatl
he said. Carlos was at dance.
No business can be fully advertised b,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28

do it, You ask il We ARE morally bound.
If il IN a grave matter we are going 20 ac-
ccdt a rnesaage from God Almighty. we
are making bet on the fnoralfy ~ ths
world /"
"My friends do yoiI know" he went on.
what proposai WINS made by the sponsors
Of your candidate DO you know Presi-
dent Taft and President Lowell Of
Harvard University, before the covenant
of the League had been written, proposed
an article three which wac that tho
nations Of the world bound themaeivea
morally and legally 70 the Joint nee oi their
Armies and navIes under circums'ane"s
such ~ you have dgscribed2
The man shook his head IN tho sffrma-
| tive
"AH right shouted Cox Who
prevented lt7 Woodrow Wilson. The
| only substitute we have heard i the
ono YOU are talking about Perhaps YOU
are getting some inspiration from sug-
gestion that came from over the seas that
We drop Article X ont of the covenant
no voi, think Article x should bc ont
Of the covenant
CAS- written / do, tho heckler replied.
On tho invitation of Gov. Cox - give
his own view, the qIestiOner said that
eI would not allow the sovereignty ~ fhi'
country 10 be moved to versatile III
contended that the United State IN sign
ing gave up some Of ts sovereignty.
who signs with us2' answered th'
nominee "Ali tho nations that 70 mt
the League. Then each one. according. =
your admission, signs rust as much awaj
as the other signs. Where doc . 90
! Into this air
Gov Cox thereupon launched INTO ~
of his series Of questions for whlch b
usually selects a school teacher But ~
heckler did not give the usual Response
Asked If the United States could make
treaty contrary 70 It's Constitution, 2
said ''it could be done F"
at cannot be done, and you know y
Cox shouted. Answer my question
3 "%ot legally no. the hecklcr respondc
: weakly All right. went on thr nom
nee Now one stop further i We ~
! away Our sovereignty wouldn't = De
! conflict with the Constiiu'lont
2 YES"
"AU right" we4t On the Governo
: you have answered your own que
e fions Thank YOU very much. I'm 9
: ing to analyze that just for momen
He said first of al that we were zl2nu
I away our sovereignty, hon he sdmtt'
: that thew could not make treaty ~
I nos IN conflict with the ConstItu'Io
g Then he Omitted IN Che second nS'en
: that If We signed away orr soverolgn'y
! were in conflict with the Constitution.
: that the only way We ran sign away q
: sovereignty is - do i constitutional
9 and Vol cam do II constitutionally III
n S,,nraroo Court ~ the United STAT
? would stop II as quickly AZ they you'd 81
< an act Of burglary
e NV friend i there any higher l"R
authority IN America than he Amerlc
Bar Association Do Won gree with III
Yes
i no yo, know that The Americ
: Par Association had appointed r0l
!, nittaa N investigate the CONSTITUTIONAL
? Of the Covenant of the League
Yes
: What did that committee repo-f'
FAVORABLE. was The reply
! How favorable
e SAID il was constitutional
q That il the answer again la
r where have you got leg - stand on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
WOMAN SHOOTS WINE THIEF.
Burglars Return Fire, Escaping With
Forty Cases of Champagne.

Philadelphla, Oct 2S.-Mrs- WI
liam Gilchrist Of No 1916 B street shot
one Of five burgl ars who Tuesday morn
ing were remov ing cases Of champaign
from the cellar Of her home. There
were 10 cases of which the thieves sue
ceeded in stealing forty
The barking Of pet dog awoke Mrs.
Gilchrist She took her revolver and went
10 the window. She saw truck outside
with three men loading on champagne:
Mrs Gilchrist flung open the window
A shot was fired at her and she replied. one
Of the robbers beng hit. The thieves
fired again and the women fired t,, two
more shots neither taking effect The
two unwounded men dragged their
wounded comrades on the truck. Two
more men appeared and the party
made off
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
GREATFORECZEMA
AND OLD SORES
Guarantee My Ointment.
Saws Peterson--Every Box
of 1t.

.1e vo,, are -aspons sibie for he health -
,,,,,r FaTniix says Peterson of Bufaio
- Want vo1, 20 zet a large IS cent box %
Peterson Ointment today.
Remember. | stand back ~ every ooA
E,-sry ITuggist guarantees 20 refund he
,1,,rrSs = nrirt n Peterson Ointment
doesn do sIi I claim.
4 guarantee X :0r eczema oid ~ogr>, -h-
ming sores salt rheum. ulcers, sore nipples,
L-17eT b~sasfs itchins skin skin diseases.
S1tII bIe.Ging and itching piles as veil as
To- cbadne burns. Scalds. cuts bruises aud
su IN Sa9 -. 2o running sores on ny tx sor 3
- 80 in threts different he Ospitals Am-
80 -, vas adviSe6 skin grating was
tried was cured BY using Peterson
Ointment Mrs F E Root - NlcGl-
gan street Buffalo, y. y Mail orders alec
"a "a psterson Ointment Co. Inc. Busa.o
Y Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
HARDING ON FINAL
CAMPA AICN SWING
Candidate in GOod Condition ~
Meet Demands n Next
Few Days
~ A.yel.,.,l pcs. - -, Tvsalrs

~ Asy~ia'sd pssaa - rsrg Fverins
Cleveland oct ls senator N.fdnF
vino 0pened his Gnal rampa ~ fsing iaii
ni0bf With four aprrfheH nH |rFe'HTd
audience spent m0st n p,dnY qusi
Al n hotel here resting aud fpr'rrr 10
local Republican Leaders
An auinrnobH, ride and .lrr fff af
the Cleveland fou'ry flll trfr
only cnnagements ou ne pnulu sfi.
his departure in fhe aftfrunfr '.f h
OHIO. where he tD rpeak nrIgIf
Despite thf demands made Hm
last nighfs meeting. W iff
cicr was IN roDd eYnd.fuu fot
the ccld Ntich lad tfea'rnfi
cap him % his puhhc .ueakrg bod
dlsaureared T. vac sa.d r0rt
be- probably F1Yd uasf 'rf rtr
form spseehr. dp-lng 'te REMAND
bis trIu fhrlugf Jhir r.lrrr rg
for thc larger aYd
Fp- ihr FREE rrr trrr 20 rFr
campaign frIra ftr .fuafrr
wthout q priga'e or He ard 81
ing arc riding ono - 'ie ~1mpr
c1-- giici prt l3sls tar- tfrn
other member - 'tc aer
thaf 'sr private oar gas af
cagse - fhr stsr' rune ta
be-al-e ract ~ ew '- 'r'
Is - ~ sper' - h,'''
Cleveland Otg Je -
der' of ne n -'r'n. af
ding wpuid rrafo
rnry 81, brrgirV 40 .r'r .gf
u-afhsrroot .fer.'frfr7
told r audrrca raf crowded
Arno- aero as' rf
The Senator r ~ r ~ 'rT Vn'
rnerf,rg - Us Dhlo urs ra' rN w
clude h.s ravratGr .- 10 PreFfe'
rccalfcd 'ua' asf-rtr- ras We sr-
.ar. n tre r'h reot1rr frraef
He f0ok sdvan'sgn n 10 .ru0-' ir'
, euogi7o rr erPfr''rer' -
hrorgh' at1u' ne .rr'5a w'Fr
~ Arertc. sfe- N~F -
ere5 ~ material urrarev.' 're
tr- The Yrc4rr' .aff
rara new -r-'r.tt.' .- tr,r Ar1~ri-s
RANT rs ra-r--a erf refer
tr,fed Nnevi~a -era.rr Farii~r
That : uv srr.-o0 ~
r.or,ur,,v tor -rr - ~ Amsrea ~
2 l,rceiye !, 4, ~v raifh 'hat nor
4, reacbtrV for rew understanding Fr
l new strength ard rew rr'v lurnrs'
and ~ aspiration IL ti r. ernie "a
rot i1ll
The senator --weed four FnesrhF
INTO nis rherIie liter ls aTFhl ~F
ate rs 'ne afternoon ~ attended
ttn-e- ~ Tho II ieveland i1dererdenf tU
-~.~ie.y ~ - Horel Holerdsn snf fnr
neaded orch ghf prore-son ~ .l p'
pe-rrIicar. trasaad Ir n|d-'fmR .l'.f.H
,rrfg-r,s -arniri.rrnt - 'ne Mehulr
ana Hobart rAmuaiEn
After tdrrrasirg he 1araders
rya-ed ri- main aidrrss p 'frnr
rro-,- And hen en0ke ~ An VERT
,oaa,irr ~ 'ent 81 ~ grounds
~ Fairvlew Hospital iisrrFhrdiug
,h,slr,an ady7ce thAf re should tvn
= outdoor meetings - arr0finf Oh
yere c1Id Thar le nas had since nls safr-
A. n Monument rrir Indianapolis. =
yrees The senator va determined
.or-r.btlre "a mucn IS possible Us tcru.
lIcan nanceS ART
Z County .n which eveiand = situate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
Good For Him and His Wife

Hurley. 7 Watkins. 23OS I.vtle street.
ranis,r5ile Nv writes 1 found Foley
Hbnav and Tar iust vhat ! wanted For
nv. Y,fe.s and my colds This famous
oId cauqb medicine is iust IS good for
children n for adults Il checks coughs
colds rroup bronchial coughs. and stops
tba, "fjcklipc" throat that keeps one
co,ichinr ~ night. II contains no opiatgs
nor hahit-fornlng drugs Prcmp; and slrC
in action y 3. Danicrth. Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Oct 27.-Charters were fled here
Yesterday. as follows
New York Acceptance Corporation. New
York City capital. $4,000 900.
National Consolidated OIL Corporation OF
America New York City. $4,000. 900.
Humphreys Petroleum Co, New York
City s. coo 600
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Co, vii
u7inRton- Del ST. 600 600.
lawrence Sc.Idder & Co. Whining on
Del $3.50 900.
keystone Utilities Manufacturing Cor
poration Philadelphia Pa. 100000.
Occidental and Oriental Products Co
Wilnaington Del. S25 600 900.
Philippine Plantation and Development
Co, Wilmington. Del. s25 600
Increase in capital of Eureka Croesut
Manufacturing Co, New York City. from
81 500. 900 to IS. 900 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
In Favor Of Harding.

Ata meeting IF the PO 4. The woman
organization II the Patriotic Order -rns
Of America. held on Tuesday night
straw vote was taken On The presidential
candidate. winch resulted : p n
Hardings favor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28

Elizabefhan Milk Biscuit. Those colt
aalv ones. Is cents dog. Hot every alter
noon. Turner x Stelle.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
WHEN RHEUMATISM
HITS YOU HARD!
Sloan's Iliuiment Should be Kept Handy
for Aches and Pains.

vIJHY wait for a severe pain, an ache,
Wa rheumatic twinge following ex-
W posure, sore muscle, sciatica, or
lumbago to make you quit work, when
YOU should have Sloan $ i.lnIment handy
to help curb it and keep you active, and
fit. and on the Job?
Without rubbing, for it penetrates
apply a bit today Ia the afflicted part
Note the gratifying, clean, prompt rcliei
that follows Sloans Linlment couldn
keep It's many thousands OF friends the
world over il II didn't make good. That
worth remembering All druggists-three
sizes-the largest is the most economical
35c, zoe, sl40.
S1OdfIS
LinifnentcIssesana)
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
Bulb Planting

See Fell Al varieties. ils " Ath
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28

No business can be fully advertised by
one elias sified ad.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26

stIrlu4"" s-aH hYrri"i'y. NuSio1s
tn nrw,l any more comments upon
nv u-rtDn or mental mas"-uF
~ ~" 90" Mr { Underwood rrIolnrd
promptly, ard in another minu'" W'
iad resumed our Int, rruptrd journey 20
southampton, Nut this time u wa' !
WIN I'D sul Nr nt,rwuods 80.
which 'u.'rI H. had arranged n mus
la ~ hand fashion after I had E't'ri
w,s,t IN m, ar Ini had sct MY enc
giu" 10 cunning
yal tn 1pli this tril and d'
RUttD,tr ,ruilg 'uu wish nr'pr" ''H
start huu. hr sAii "l'' ''"p you
u .isIf go ynu wont have to worry
hit San manage ~ iitil Neu without
,.l,H,ut while I'm afraid Nuuf" not
uu .,p.ugh N,f upon mniarIng 10 fcl-
low my tsr without somebody prti ns
r.Nt you'd better come hHcN hy m"
slrt',hplr road and Huntington pam
ul ,nI slr.No th'- wood road tom NJ
oth,r liN.,tuu. don 'ol mink 80
"Tna' Is tho way intended 10 como
h,,, replied with dignity my NanA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26

mar banker Of this place. hhd resulted
In locating her In that country.
Congressman y. u. Howard ~ 1kla-
hoina was yesterday notified In a cable-
gram rom Copenhagen. that Mrs hrhr.
mann was somewhere near ilies when
the search was Instituted hui conlmuni-
cation has been 80 difficult that All
ihn pONels ~ The state department
could not locato the woman
Finally sum ~ mouty Nas sDni ~
Nuprnhngcn pui an agent Nls dis
PATCHED tp Hgn. Iic located Mrr Hrhr-
mann nnl she AMI her seven children
ere expected soon to be- cu route "a
Dklfhuma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26

lty suboonscioudy wouAioa by hls
deprcCating reference 10 my motor
skin.
Tho rest ~ my trip was uncyeniful
indeed Nhoppcd successfully for l.ll-
Ian, finished thu rest " my crfindH
and started hom"Nsrd with feeling
~ absolute security horn ~ mo knowl-
edge that Harry Underwood IN hH ar
WAH not far behind me. llo hah brought
bfs chr close enuugh for uir ~ srr
him when he Ind frrt turned INTO iNr
road. and hnd then h'ltn back again
10 agpsnr no more until u short htI'
mile f.um home Then h' dr"p Ur 2"
Doe. side " my car nud pfnlA'd me 'o
Wop
I'm ro,ne 10 shoot ahead nos usi'
Ne sai. pulling an automobile cap dls.
gItsnglv down over hH 'fr'. ana
huuIhng his lndN over th" wheel 20
mat " Appeared much shorter 'hnu his
real height Then II il hnprfrs 90 hr
won't htt, q ohNr'r in hInp mr before
rut msi IN puIl ou' t iti'o h'r~ Iu
tr bushes nuI VS. 'll m sure you''-
aaf,it Iururi .n At iNr gate" l'.ts"
strike utt Dhllopr siren of ours ihr'"
times .u gu.t tuCJ,ss.'u when '1u
r.uth Nuur gate. and N Know ''''' .
th,ng i. o. r. ani s"oUt hnr. ' s'r
iir pu-.i moment. %. y d. ..+uf
Msi what iu ,ay nest
harry underwoOds Farewell
'pruf r'pfrv about anything Lazy
Fair" he uWrci ou' a. lls'. Your
uir iuilcy ~ going 10 Doe uu ne .n1
Is nv hF cOu'ro concerned f"t some
lt'lo time b. come ,nf don Iul"
mo amy mote than luu can possibly
h,r"
lis va. oV wih the la' word
srtr.,N uttered. going a' .... 'h''
ntar 1nr certain t.llIbn ur rp 'rr
,lsr would lamp him
Ns turned ~ ri tue rustic r''"
loading 90 our camp and say" '' 'h'r'
l1st. ~ ,Hh horn he had 3st,l ws-
,tsr,l.l ip s,e Lillian with 'nsy Nt'
tsnt. 9ing.ug to she',Dtlne cedar
tree"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
NEVER CUT A CORN
Beside. Being Dangerous. II Makes
Them Grow Faster

cutting or pairing a eorn " ai"aNs
arnuyirg. often painful ahd many
times dangerous. Resides. II only
makes me corn or calous grow faster.
The hest 50 remove corns is p
pantIrg tarm with Cactus Corn Con-
Mound II stops the pain NJ ono" and
lu short time toe corns die and fan
on. The remedy N painless, absolutely
safe ard positive In IT'S results aad
can bo used In the privacy ~ the
home.
\ small bottle ot Cactus Corn Com
POUND costs only n Few cents AT any
drug store and Is sufficient 10 r"upy"
dozens of corns Your drUgg'st VIII ie-
fund your money II this safe and
frnple home Treatment fals 10 give
Won snilBrcton. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-26
VIVA, happened When nadu. Turned
IN al the Homo Gate,
BY Adele Garrison.


7 THOtUuT hard before d fng
what 10 do atop' Harry lnd.r.
i Woud's f.ousst not 10 'tli lIllan |
had seen HIM. h.stHtod 50 rr'.cpi
ihh inI' No s'fuos into my r.ttrio
with The c'i coa,irg tor' h. knew go
veil h0W 90 cmniuN
uuni IN me- tRiv Var inn'
iuA 90 forgotten how ,u hr lh- ilHt-
"pghhfri WS always hu'6 h' ad.
l'rH 4 ''n' possibly do l.l nhl
crvl 60 iuow I'm around ihry Dig
Ems. lnd I've fpasons good ur.,-.
Tor no, putting hrr ncNt iusf set.
vouldn' have l-t YOU In un u ONLY
our rahblt-ir1tcd nioni down me road
made II necessary l'u' don't 'rll inst
vet please ~ 40 ANYTHING luG So.
II you voui, Would wa liar Tuc So
flop dawn on my knrcs''
lie looked fuliy capable ~ CARRYING
c"t his suggestion. His hand d!ome it',.
his brllian, eyes were fun, of mischlcf
hu, I also read In thJm very ans lpu-
desire thauI grant the request h" had
made. iiu' II Was not because ofa his
pleading or his mischief that DECIDED
to grant H.
'You ought TO know @ii'pow>,.
, 'thor" can be only one consider. t.nl
Tor inr, and that is l.llAn'S happln,av
Spthing els" would influence fur 20
tftVi hT 10 WfiN NpH 'tFI'Iit il'N
ever, | do not think that 'i.h,r her
haopncss nr her peace OF mind Ncl'd
~ helped ly having you recalled in her
iusi now Therefore 7 am wlipE 20
wait awhile before Wing ! hn," mot
YOU Hat n IN nv iudgnent. - lhv
time ihink she ought 10 know slril
tel her promptly
MIR tndcrsood looked at me- W.,h
epuarcn' wnndcrment
u suppose ns the Feho"lm1 avn
raining he said ns 'N-,, himself
"Othcrwise | can't understand it. \
a3y siih n cupils how mouth nul =
a.mple In the corner 10 RIOT hIs no
ilcrnrr 20 be- % cruel nr 80 business
i4r Nul we're meant for 'lr
rnrging- Vine role, my d"nr 'aly l.rr.
md here yuu are pctsnnatlng e'nrN
little scrub onk N1t have II VOW "N n
WAY. fof ynuil takt Il auywtHY And
- long ~ IAl dpcsnt set hep NJ few
DAYS don't care much"
Simple piao.
Don, YOU think We ought 10 I've