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80 MILLION GALLONS
OF KY. WHISKY LEFT
Distillers Have s400, 900. 900
Worth on Hand and u s. Bars
Its Sale.

louisville. Key, Jan. lG Kenhckv
distillers stlll hold several gallnns of
liquor today. The lasi day before c0nsti-
tutional prohibition was initiated, not
wthstAnding attempts ~ export II liAet
unofficial figures we're hat 5000. .O00
"a Hons valued 10 approximately 800,
WO.OOD remains ~ bonded wafehOfi7Cs.
It's fate was IN some doubt Unless con
hscated by the government, % Was said
much ~ - probably will be sold for med
cinal purposes.
Whisky interests Of the State waited
until early December in tho hoiiri thaf
tho president, The Supreme C0uri m
Congress would ift tbn waf time pro
hlbition ban When the Supreme Cgur'
held the iaW rpustliutlonM and neither
tho President or Congress raised thc ban
they prepared for shipment ~ their STOCK
70 foreign couutri,a, but were 7aid Cd
have been only uomually aYoocssiul
About that time aoni Kentucky ir-
tcrests announced, following wmjlar
announcement ~ Chicago. that thr
would institute aunt u tho court o
claims Washington iafc tbH month pf
carly February iu ~ effort to securr ro-
linbur2onent from the government jpr
the whisky lint remained thc coun'yg
aftor today
Ono almost immediate result ~ hc
permanent bgn ciauptd down fpday may
be- tho closing for g9odof shr 800 louis
vile saloons That survived tc wartime
iaw by conversion INTO tof --Irnk drsp~n
soriee s number II the prapuetnr- de
rlarcd to-day TINT thcy cannot 0prratr
under present profit md fhf rcfrre r
pect N pogIn now huvincsea
Meantime. the real work ~ prohih'
t,on enforcement officer. began today
They urrc aiJ - tr fr4dv Is tupprcvs
Ell ylolaftonr ~ Inc lsr n fris state
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n CAUSE B. 6ILpsN 4

t.esl Estate and Insurance
itth n Orange ste PHONE rn7o
CORNER LOT ~ bY t5n feet on trolley
iine a. ItelIem0OF Dr # ~ Miilkeu
Eighth and ~ Point streets
FARM FOR SALE
at Little Baltimore near lEnckassiu Del
Farm partly IN Pennsyi vania partly IN
Delaware A bout 100 acres Yery large harm
farmhogsc has ela~trtc iivhts hot air hsater
bathroom sr eiEh ht-roouu tsnRrnsut nouss
New stone State road nov under CoDEtrtIr-
tion steam railroad station adjoining prem
iseE
Possession March 1000 Good invrrt-
nent
fnQuiwr ~ Julian q walker The Ford
building Wilmington, Dei. or ~ Eugene
Walker Media Pa
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PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SAIE-Tuesday January y
by Cornelius , Rhoades on the Newark
Unlor farm. one-half mile from C2rrcro ~
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norchester 60 Men Named

Cambridge Nh ian NJ Thr Cornt-
COMMISSIONER of Dor~hr.f4 sf naesf
lng this v.ek. appointed m ioliowrr
rosj arlpern~or ! Fl Filhr 0t
f7une, llonrv D Ersdiev. Joseph
Narr. F0ec Stertcn. ( -nraf WI
%amara ~ew~ll Nlhv Rov sr
drr7qe. Il, A higgins. John z W9lle~r
Wnfrcd Tyler Donald D1rrook Cha-ol
r Nowhrav T linden foues H
~iHcl3r Fulton p dd IN sicvrne
Thnr0ag Todd N-dfcrd HrlIrv A N
lirahnwn Scwrli Rocd James F Huh
bard Edward Iaguiro and Norman ~
Gorkran
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0AE

Sevnu rooms and bath. porch, heating and
lighting. D@ssrabr neighbOThood Earlv nos
scss sion. PRICE only f3 so
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PSYCHIC PAL.MISTRY

MADAM GLOVER. Palmist and Psychic
personal efficiency Daily 10 > IA 70 . b.
N. sundays ~ a. IN. 70 .. m I7I0 Arch
street Appoin tmenrs. Bel Phone 337I To-
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
FOR CONSTRUCTION or
STATE AID HIGHWAYS

STATE AID HIGHNA VS.
sealed proposals will hc received hy I'd
state Highway Department st the 0fttcc .
the Sussex County Highway improvement
commission. Georgetown, Delaware unit
@ e ntk. y. m. February ;. 1920 and a
that place and time publicly opened. for til
CONSUMPTION of r miles Of state Aid High
ways IN Sussex County, Delaware, involy
ing the following approximate quantities
CONTRACT g. 5. 6-2 40 MILES
Coycrdale Cross Roads Jacobs school.
acre clearing ana gTubhng.
$500 Gu yds Grading
400 Gu. yds Concrete Masonry
$4,000 lbs Reinforcement
80 lin. II. Is in Reinforced Concrete Pine
lo2 lin. Il IS IN Reinforced Concrete Pine
es hin r.. SO in Reinforced Concrete Pipe.
500 lin. #. Piles
$50 tons tone for Nacadam
900 lin. IT, Wood Guard Sau
1900 Gu yds. Cement Concrete Roadway,
CONTRACT {. $. -. 50 MILES
Blades Concord
% acres clearing and grubbiug
100 Gu. DIS. Grading.
AS Gu. yds. Concrete Masonry
500 Tbs Reinforcement
~ lin Fl - in. Reinforced Concrete Pine
40 lin II. IS IN. Reinforced Concrete Pipe
- lin II, "a in. Reinforced Concrete Pipe
20 lin f.. Relaid Pine
80 tons Stone for Macadarn
zoo lin. ft. Wood Guard Rail
$500 Gu yds. Cement Concrete Roadway.
CoSTRACT c. :. 1o-4.ss MILES
Georgctown-H Harbceon
? acres slclcsriug and gruhhing
II 900 gu. yds. Grading.
l20 GU. yde Concrete Masonry
2 200 los. Reinforcement.
90 lin e. y IN Reinforced Concrete Pipe.
l36 lin r.. Is 10 Reinforced Concrete Pine
l36 lin. Il. - IN. Reinforced Concrete Pipe.
- lin II. 30 IN Reinforced Concrete Pipe
80 tons Stone for Macadau
200 lin. # Wood Guard Rail
800 cu yds. Cement Concrete Roadway
CONTRACT c. :. l1-465 MILES
Roxana NilyiHe
90 acres clearing aud Rruhbine,
20 ,oo0 Gu. yds Grading
200 gu. yds Concrt te Masonry
3n Gn' ihs Reinforcement
12i hr q Is IN. Reinforced Concrete Pipe
10 i'm # is in Reinforced Conerete Piiipe.
7 20 lin. II. - in Reinforced Concrete Pipe.
80 hn Il 20 In Reinforced Concrrtc Pipe.
~ tin q, Eclaid Pipe
; .S0u IN. IT. Plies
lo.0O tons Broken Stag Base Coursc
3" ono - yds fi:1niuoHs M8cadam sur
Performance Of contract shaU cornmeucc
within ten 10 daXs after execution of the
roniract and - completed On or before sep
Monthly payments viii he us1e for 90 per
cent Of the construction completed e3cE
month
Ridders mus. submit proposals rron
forms PROVIDED y, tte Department
Zach proposal must os accompanied nv q
surety roma ceFb0ed CbCEA. a. money 10 the
amount of { least ten 30 T,crceutum of
the total smount of the proposal
/ ne envelope containing the gropoSai must
ist marked Proposal for the Construction
of Statc AID Highway under Contract No.
& = q e = = e : 10 c : II
The contract viii be awarded or rejected
within twenty go days from ihe date Of
opening proposals
'The night Is reserved t. reject any or all
bids
Detailed plan~ may be saen. and index
plans and specification NAV be obtained
apon deposit of $1,000 which amount viii %
refunded upon return uf pia1e and speCn-
cations IN good con iItJon al he office of
STATE HIGHNA AN DEPARTMENT.
DOVER DELAWARE
Chas NJ. pham Chlef Engineer
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IIAIRDREsSING.

KATHERINE z PINAN Hair Dressing Par
lors Brown -on Bldg. Fourth and Jackson
Electric shampoo facial massage waving,
curling and dressing Every thing III the line
OF hair goods. Phone 5l36
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE-Estate of Mary Tilden RidgeIy.
deceased. Notice is hereby given that let
ters testamentary upon the estate Of Mary
dred deceased we're duly granted unto
Alexis L. Gu Pont and Equitable Trust Co,
on the twenty third day o. December. a ID.
1918, and all persons indebted % the said
deceased are requested q make payment
70 the executors without delay and ali per-
sons having demands against tine deceased
same duIy probated ~ The said executors
On oI before The twenty third day oi De-
cembcT s ID. 1920 or abide by the law Ia
this behalf
ALEXIS !. DU PONT.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY.
Executors.
NOTICE-Estate Of Louis J Lingo de
ceased. Notice is tercby given that letters
testamcntaFy upon the estate OF Louis ].
Lingo. late OF Wilmington hundred de
ceased we're duty granted unto Loule
Lingo Jr.. on the twenty ninth day OF lie
cembar A ID 1919 and ali persons indebted
to the said deceased are requested 10 make
pa yraent- IL the executor without delay aud
all persons having demands against the
deceased are required 70 exhibit and pre-
sens the same duty probatPd q tile SAID
executor on or Before the twenty ninth
daY ~ December a ID 1920 or abd0 by
the taw in this behalf
LOUIS J LINGO. JR-.
Address Thomas psv Wis. AfforneS at Law
Fqnitabla RIdx Wilmington iFet
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TO BUY OLD GOLD& SILVER
III h nuNis q IL 3 srlnnll u
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

cyc4e acc ss0ries baby carriages repajred
and retired Wilmington 15clc Shop ST.
w Froni stretes
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MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

hEADISG standard ane Thor motor
CIcies- EApfrt Fep4lrtHs On 81 makes.
II SEQ Iaa2hlnss at rCaS0Aaisie prtc4s IN a.
ming tou CYcIe Co 1860 Market atrea1 ID
& a 1857
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statesmen WANTED

TAILORING AGENTS wanted sen men 5
nlsde-to- inea sure suits barn big money
Only producing agents wanted state cx-
perlen"f. " rite for spring and summer sam
pics Leeds OOlen Mills. -}U : franh lin
street. CGicago.
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MASQUERADE SUITS

MAso SUITS and wigs "a bire
Specialists in paints and EnakeupS. Prank
Biesinger corner Fourth and Walnut streets.
Phone 25C "
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TYPEN RITERS.

L !. sMIlH I1PEM RITTER EN0HANGE.
All makes sold. rented and repaired
Amca Adding Machines and Cheas W ritors.
NJ Seventh street second floor yer bar
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Bv SISFSS Opportunities

forage BATTERY business offered for
Sal, Nationally advertiscd battery rs
-piend5d opportunity About $1,000 viii buy
tue stoaA equipment Address d -. livery
t,euins Office
WOULD YOU invest one dollar a week for
Ten weeks on q chance to make $1,000 or
more Particulars free. No obligation
y rt. J \ Carlton Box 676, Fort Worth,
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HOTELS.

STOP AT THE ANNEX HOTEL-Eass
Fourth street good rooms With tot water
teAt Tub and shower baths. $3.50. - 90
and s4-OO weekly single beds 35c and
&c. &c ano sl.00 Open day and nigh :
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p FURNISHED ROOM ~ rert1er7a~ se~-
gnd aoor One square from Hotel 40 Pout
h h Ignlrth ~ rr.t
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4 CAUSE B EIlPsN

fith 4 Orange Sis Phone e019.
Real Estate and insurance.
POk sALE-Property Hln WASN'T nRton
street. Apply Harry Emmons- s45 Market
sfreet.
FOR SAiE-Our sot and warehouse, with
B y - siding Al Thirteenth aud Union
etrsets. Apply sl5 shipiey stiaes.
Rok SALE-At Clsymont. wonderful no eel
property. Is rooms and oath. modern i'm
pFoHeUents, eGcEifeDt condition. : most
wonderful. opportunity tor hotel Or 4 road
house. Peans..Del. Dev orr $50 MarAct
street. Phone 1915. Even Jngs 2o3t.
INO CoIi AGES a. Penn Grove on the
river front. Apply boy Jefferson street.
Phone ISJ4 u.
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uPHoLsTERiNG AND REPAIRING

AfAbI1G OLD gURSlFUkE .oat sq44
tp aeP repairing apn0tstering aa4 eeu-
ns tun fA IS .t-.at
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W ANTED TO ELY

VIZ PAY tht hlghes prices for SECOND hard
furniture. rags. -arECts books metals aid
ali k1nus Of Junn Iarob iroteta al :,22 kast
Second street. PHONE oJU3 W
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FOR RENT Three rooms and hath or
secnnd floor Inquire 1904 West Third
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS v ANTED.

FlfSST-CLAS2 dTessnakcr wants sewing
Children 5 clothes = specially Miss X rag
cnbriIlA, 20 Vest street Phone 3D4I
SETTLED vounc woman desires ros;t,on 4,
houSekcenCr or 20 assist with hNuscwCrk
Best 0f reference Address j. 81 Every
Evening Ofucr
YOUNG, LADY desires ros,tion Al ~or-
bdcntlA4 stenogTaphCr or private seCrc taT2
Fuil particulars given "a 4hna, Interested
Address ID l1 every EveninS Oifice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
ALEXIS D. DU PONT.
ECO QUITABLE TR UST COMPANY.
Executors.

Address. Thomas De Wis ATTORNEY 1T Law
Fqnftatle RIdx Wilmington iNei
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LOST AND FOUND.

aoST-In Union Park Gardens evening Of
January 18TH. from automobile, black suit
as" containing plated ana sterling silver
ware ~u:i case marked T. W. " Owners
faVing city temporarily. finder may COM
nunicatc with q K Thomson phone
;25s J and receive reward Of SI2
p~T-TwO keys. on small ring No SIP.
lteWard returned 10 1906 Van Buren
street
k0sI-Gold watch. open face initials NJ
g: l. picture on front. going from Eighth
and Rodney 10 seVent tn and Franklin after
y y. N last night. Reward II returned TO
e2l3 " ashington street.
bDSI-Thurday evening 18TH. black silk
crepe dc chine scarf, at Victoria Theatre or
-rosslng Market street. Finder please call
s4l9J ).
LOST Black pin. at Fifth and Rodney
saturday night Reward If returned TO
Every Evening Office.
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Dependable Moving AND Trucking
WttmIne on-PhIladclpma service every
other day
la Fourth ST. Phone 70 u
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REMOVALS.

REMOVAL NOTlCE-Chas Stewart 4
Bro Plumbers are located . 6l0 Adams
street. Jobblng gwen personal atten ton
Phone 355
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE~-At Newark Del. two brick
houses on lot GOx6D0. Nine roo ms hntt
she'd, pantry. T. haped front porch room
for drive at side Fruit. trees and berries
First-claEs condition Could iJe bought apua.
rate. Address 38 Cherry strest. Darby "a,
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PRINTING. ENGRAVING, ,EMBOSSNC

PRINTING Bota 1uslgy Ard deliver
(. u. Gray. Printer. u y. EtEhJa street.
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CHTROPODISTS.

DO YOUR FEET HURT guarantee to
give relier EIectric foot Q8ssase treat
Fueut. Mrs. GertrIde MoritZ 4Io Market
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STORAGE

~TORAGR ROOMS Tor rent Bo4h phoaes
st-Jsge Lang Co. 2ot Orange strcof
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FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS.

APARTMENT Three rooms unfurulshed
desirable Reiined people only 200 West
Tenth street Phone Sfsa "
APARTMENT for rent, furnished three
rooms hath and httGhenette. 1919 Madl~
street.
kNIsH5sI apartment u1G Of porch
summer hnus. and laundry houso stIr-
rounded by grounds Hith shade trees.
Phone 528I-N
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AGENTS AND SAI.EsAfEN.

AUTHORIZED Negro War History .44
pages vita pcacr terms bN hrl14 NtJer ~
"a a~niDEton 80 pictures bcsf nook for col
ored people ever written. price only s. 81
selling like wiidtirc OUTFIT free act ctll,,k
Jenkins Publishing Co, NaSniuEJoa, u Z.
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ROOMS RnR RENT.

tN'''+FfR t7'sA 4NhFtFA
FURNISHED Foou ~ rsrtr@rar se~-
0nd 0nor One eguaro from Hotel 40 Pout
p. Twelfth street
FURNISHED room ro- rans p-ivate ssrr
Hy. 270f carter street.
FRONT serond--tory furnished ,ron bea
And bath 2103 Iess1p street
FoE RENT Three rooms and hath or
Teoond floor Inquire 1904 Weet Third
street.
FOR RENT ono large ber'room i22t
8Arket gtrert
FOR EENT eery desirable firrishcd
e4rond story front room on Jeiawarr
avenue Rath adjoining Cail 3p7i
FURNISHED snrond-atorv room privat
family i@ns Jefferson street.
FOR RENT large. third-storv front
room, 1907 Washington street
LARGE furnished room on we.t slde f1r
one o. t~o gentlemen. Phone zAs3
NICELY furnished room for eertleulau
With prtyat4 family cli West Ninu
NICELY furnished ronrns. velt heated cat
5i5 Jefferson street Ok pnonc s27O.
NICELY furnished room for renueuat
Iu small private family wtfh IN rnodesY
improvements A1a Vest Third street.
NICELY furnished room. for one or tFc
gen tlemen. over Washington street n-ldEE
Phone 2l65-H.
NICE large room FOR Gentleman vac
would appreciate q real home. Pr1vab.
family. No children. All up- tO-dAte. Con
Nen1fnceS. fteterrnces re7uulred- faI lf
ternoon> 0r evenings after = CLOCK 10t
West fweuty-fourth 7trpet
OAE furnished rom. aA convenieRoes. sag
Iatuau street.
ROOMS and board. aiso sabie board Apply
A%l9 Washlngton street.
sECOND-5TORY irons room. gor one at
two gentlemen Private family. Location
central. Phone 1888 K.
THREE large rooms for rrnJ Gas eiectrlt
heat bath. With or without garage Coupe
Or small family. 80 Lancaster ave.
THREE ROOMS and bath. centrally su.
ratcd Gan bee seen ans afternoon or even
ing until February l. can pnoul 4c36
TWO furnished rooms for hight aousckeea
inE. IN private family for adults enpiot la
during dag Phone 3e9s
THREE nicely furni shed rooms, Weu heated
Call 1900 y sixth street or phone Tt15 81
1905 WASHINGTON ST. Desirable iron
room. furnished. Phone 564f
PRINTING! ENGRAVING, ENCLOSING
an. aew, P.epared 30 give sooa. soryise r
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ELECTRICIANS.
= ~ ? n LFgTNlE ~
ELECTRIC REPAIRS

Vacuum -lsanors irons heat4-g rcr~nl.
LoIs. motors end generators. h r.. Cam
TcELh and Washington Sts Phone r62T
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NOT IlCEs +.
NOTICE
New Series of Shares.

New Series of Shares.
The eighty-second series Of
shares of Perpetual Savings and
Loan Association is now being
issued, Shares are s1.oo each
Der month and can be obtained at
any time at the Perpetual Build
ing, Ninth and Orange streets.
WILLIAM c. PHILIPS,
President.
EMMETT S. HICKMAN.
Secretary.
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MUSICAL.
PAPER ANGLING.

WALL PAPER AND PAPER HANGING.
Lowest price and guaranteed work II
Shamcs. l03 North jackson street. Phone
PAPE EkH AN Err Gidore Ftsnman. SIS "
Second street. Lowest prices, guaranteed
WORK. Phone 64I9 k
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-06
ARMY BAND REFUSES
TO PLAY FOR WATSON
HARDWICK MEETING
Many Citizens.

Columbus, Ga, August 4.-(Specia1)
The TwentyNninth Infantry band,
from Fort Benning will not play to-
morrow at Warm Springs, where the
two Tims-Watson and Hardwick,-
are scheduled to speak
Arrangements had been made for
the band to attend the Warm Springs
political speaking, but the Columbus
Post of the American Legion lodged
a protest against the bands furnish
ing the music on this occasion.
The protest which was filed with
the commander at Fort Benning,
pointed out that it would be inappro,
pirate for an army band to participate
IN program characterized by severe
attack of the national administration
and of the conduct of the late war by
that administration. The fort com,
mander granted the petition and the
band will stay at home
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-06
BIC EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts At First Sign of Bladder
Irritation or Backache.

The American menA and, women
must guard constantfylaga kidney
trouble, because we eat too much and
all our food is rich I Our blood is
filled with uric acid / (which the kid
neys strive to filter oAt, they weaken
from overwork, become sluggish; the
eliminative tissues clog \nd the re-
suit is kidney trouble, bladder weak
ness and general decline lin health,
When your kidenys feel fke Jumps
of lead; your back hurts IF the urine
is cloudy, full of sedimeE or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the nigN; if you suffer
with sick headache %r dizzy, nervous
spells, acid stomach or you have rheu-
matism when the weather is bad. get
from your pharf lacist about four
ounces of Jad {Salts; take a table,
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for i few days and your
kidneys will Il len act fine. This IA
nous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, AND has been used for gen.
erations to flush and stimulate clog
ged kidneys, to neutralize the acid in
urine so it is no longer a source of If
ritation, thus ending bladder disord-
ers.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jure, makes delightful, effervescent
llthia-water beverage, and belongs in
every home, because nobody can
make mistake by having a good
kidney flushing any ti1ne.-(adv)
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-06
ONE THING THEY OVERLOOKED
British Military Authorities Forgot the
HumN'e Printer In Desire to Pre-
Srve War Secrets.

The .lArquis Of Harrington tells an
episode from the war days when the
spy scare was at its height, according
to writer In the Halifax Chronicle
Certain confidential information that
the military authorities wanted to keep
absolutely secret was sent round by
trusted couriers in locked dispatch
boxes, with elaborate precautions Of
signing and countersigning and check.
ing every stage. No one below the
rank Of major general was entrusted
with the knowledge, and even these
were bound by tremendous oaths Of
secrecy.
After a time it was found that these
weighty documents, which were circu.
lated in printed form, were being set
up by ordinary printers, who were I'm.
der no obligation to preserve secrecy,
and, in fact, took no precautions what
ever against leakage. However, moth
ing did leak out, but the military man
darins, it is said, shuddered when they
realized the risks that had been run.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-06
Old Dwelling Now a Theater.

The Sip manor. built in 1885, has
been sold and will be RACED to make
way for moving picture theater.
The manor stands at Bergen avenue
and Newkirk street, Jersey City. and
Is said to be the oldest structure In
this part Of the world. New York
correspondent of the Pittsburgh Dis
patch writes. The site for the manor
was granted on January 2, 1852, by
Potrus Styvesant to Nicholas Varieth
and Balthazar Bayard. In 1776, Lord
CORVALLIS and troop Of British in
fantry passed through what was then
Bergen and the English commander
slept In the Sip manor that night
When Lafayette visited Colvarick, in
Be- gen, he planted two elm trees near
the Sip manor.
The old dwelling was erected of
stones gathered in the neighborhood
and filed in with yellow clay and rub
BILE. The place has been improved
from time to time, but the original
wallis stand today as they were when
huilt.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-08-06
rASs AEMBER OF BOARD OF
IS AZ EDUCATION

@lM&F Of the vacancy caused
on>s, le Beard of Education by the
resignation of c. A. Fretwel1 of the
Second Ward, we offer Mr.. Scott
Walker as candidate for this posi-
ton subject to the decision of the
voters at the special election called.
Many Citizens.