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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
GRAND TONIC
AFTER FLU
| Had Flu, Was Weak, Coughed
SO Much it Made Me
Sore.
HYPO-COD DROVE HER
COUGH AWAY QUICKLY

81 had the Flu and il left me awfully
weak | had a dreadful cough. My lungs
were sore and co,lghed so much became
sore across the abdomen. Even my head
was almost coughed off my shoulders and
/ couldn't sleep for It | lost weight-ha
no energy, appetite was poor and | felt
perfectly miserable. Luckily for me |
saw Earle's Hypo-Cod advertised. Got
it and it did me so much good even mother
is taking it at the house. It's the most
powerful medicine I've ever taken. You
notice results at once and it Is nice tast-
ing too / took three bottles
"It drove away the cough completely
my appetite is good. | feel stronger in
every way All the soreness left me and
] haven't had a headache since Ism I
that grand? do my Homework with ease
and am full of vitality and energy. I'm
stronger than before | had the Flu
and / am going to take some more just
to feel good and strong and be free of
sick spells" continued Mrs. W +. Van
SAINT, 5471 Spring ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
These statements are from people whose
words are beyond reproaoh Ask any drug
gist. Ask any doctor, ask any chemist of
national fame and he'll no doubt verify
the statements of other eminent men
who assert that Earle's Hypo-Cod is
the most powerful and effective recon
structiYe tonic that Earle's ever made.
Now is the time of year that most every
one needs good tonic to build them up.
Get a bottle at your druggists today.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is sold here by Eek
erd's Medicine Store ard the leading
druggists in all nearby towns. Price 81 %
plus cents war tax.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
APPEALS FOR FUNDS
FOR CHILD WELFARE
Mrs. William II. Laird Shows
What is Being Done and What
is Contemplated.

Mrs. William ". Laird, Chairman,
reconstriIction Commission u Delaware,
for child welfare, has lssned the following
appeal
Dear Women Noters Of Delaware
This is the first Thanksgiving Day which
we celebrate as voters in our State, mud
ms recognized integral parts Of our com
nonweaiih. Some Of is have worked and
gallantly fought for this very grave re-
spoueibility of citizenship Others of us
have not wanted to asaune these re-
sponsibilitias and have fought Just as gal
lantly for the cause now lost. Tho fight
ing IL over now and both parties united
on election day IN assuming the obliaa-
tiona laid upon them so recently.
First aud foremost Is q public obliga-
ton relating 10 children. In view OF this
feet, | am writing in this open letter TO
all gallant women of whatever race and
creed To take on n friisade in behalf Of
the child welfare work for the babies and
mothers in this state. The eauso 10 dear
10 all women's hearts 20 save the babies
and help them grow into splendid man
hood and womanhood
In The past the Infant and child death
rate has been very great and the condl-
tion bad all over the state Child welfare
work has grown from ten welfare stations
to sixteen Many Of these being, IL 9 large
measure, self-supportinp. The state figures
show that the death rate has been re-
ducrd 33% Two undertakers have yohIu-
teered the information that baby funerals
have been amazingly reduced. In Whining
ton alone, over 10000 cases have been at
tended 10, and u ,G5s visits have been
made, to the homes Of children. Mothors
have been given prenatal care and IN
struction and we can show results 10 many
different departments Of the work.
To carry on our work already started,
the Legislature made an APPROPRIATION.
These fuuds were oue-haf asked for. We
then decided 10 eek for outside aid in order
to supplement. our funds from the state.
as we had not the heart 10 ourtaIl the
work which waa the means Of saving 70
many babies and binding up 80 many
broken hearts
We are nov At the end Of our resources
ard must close our doors IN few weeks
throwing the work Of years in the scrap
heap unless the women Of Delaware come
TO the rescue May we not feel that our
cry for help comes TO listening ears and
open hearts2 Are not the babies Of Della
ware worth as much az tho babies IN othe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
HEAD OF WORLD LABOR
BACKS GOMPERS;; QUITS
Appleton Resigns, Desiring to be
Free to Fight Radicals in
Britain.

London, Nov. 23-J. II. Thomas,
general secretary Of the national union of
ralwaymen, was elected preside Mt Of the
international federation nf trades unions
at yesterdays conference Of that body
here, in succession 20 w. A. Appleton,
whose resignation was announced during
the day
Edo Fimmen Of Holland, president Of
tho international federation of transport
workers, who was present at the con-
ference IA secretary Of the international
trades union federation said in answer 10
a question Of a Canadian delegate that
he had not received an intimation from
the American Federation Of Labor wheth-
er il would be represented Mt the con-
ference To fifty letters sent the Ameri-
can Federation only four replies had been
received, said Secretary Fmmen.
"Since the Amsterdam conference there
have been the worst possible relations
between ourselves and the American fed
eration," he added.
London, Nov. 23.-W. A. Appleton,
president of the International Federation
OF Trade Unions, re signed his office yes
tcrday In a letter To Edo Fimmen Of
Amsterdam, president of the international
Federation of Transport, announcing and
explaining his resignation, Mr. Appleton
says that while he does not indorse en-
tirely the statements Of Samuel Gompers
on behalf Of the American Federation Of
Labor, concerning the international Fed
Grafton, he feels compelled TO take the side
of the Americans
"My resignation" saws tho letter.
means that shall resume personal free
dom 10 work in my own way without
having 20 bend my efforts 20 the promul-
CATION Of theories that appear 10 mo out
Of date and fundamentally mpracticahle
1 shall he free To preach peace within
nations as well as pence between nations,
10 consider reconstruction problems scien-
tifcally and 10 devote greater portion Of
my time 10 studying and helping 10 com
bat the serious industrial conditions which
threaten my own countrvmen"
Mr.. Appleton has been secretary of the
General Federation of Trade Unions since
1907 and, before he was president of the
international Federation was It's British
correspondent. He began his career as a
labor leader with the Lace Nakers Trade
Union in 1896 and was affiliated with IL
until he took his post as secretary Of the
General Federation
Mr. Appleton has been n member Of
several governmental educational conn
mttees He is the editor Of the Fedora
ZIONIST. the trade union paper. and has
written a nu mber Of articles on industrial
and econorni c subjects
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
SUIT OVER CORN.
Richard 7. Cam Appeals Stuckert Case
From Common Pleas.

Hearing Of testimony IN damage suit
brought by Richard L. Cam, farmer
of Red Lion hundred. against John {.
stuckert. grain dealer Of 81. Georges was
started this morning before jury IN
superior Court before Judges Boyce and
Rice Cam, through his COUNSEL, Philip
T. Garrett. ask for S400 which he claims
20 have lost, when Stuckert failed 10 carry
through verbal agreement 10 buy 1000
bushels of shell corn az 81 S5 per bushel
The case j, sn appeal from the Common
Pleas Court
According 70 tho testimony. Stucke1-t
greed 20 buy the corn on January III
1919 About a month later he told Cam
that he did nor want the corn il ~ claimed,
,nd rs result Cam was forced 70 dis
pose Of IL at 81 IS or a loss 81 20 cents q
hushel aggregating S400.
Il wss understood that a car for ship
ment would be procured when negotia-
tlons were first made Stuckert, II APP
peared. originally intended 10 ship the
corn 20 Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
Sore Throat
Chest Colds
Won t Last Many Hours When Begy s
Mustarine Gets On the Job

No mustard plaster that any grand
mother ever made goes after inflammation
and congestion like BeU's Mustarine,
that you can buy at any drug store in a
yellow box for 80 cents, and, best Of all,
there isn't one blister in a whole carload.
Ofttimes when you rub it on at night
the inflammation is gone in the morning.
But if it isn't all gore, the relief you
prayed for il certain.
And it acts just as fast when used for
lumbago, neuralgia, the pains of rheuma-
tism and gout or for sore, aching feet
In fact, for all aches and pains, soreness
and swellings, nothing you can buy at any
drug store will produce the hoped for
result as quickly as BeWs Mustarine, in
the yellow boy made of real yellow mus
tard It's the Quickest Pain Killer on
Earth. Eckerd's Medicine Store and n
y. Danforth can supply you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

epuntrics7 We have contributed 30 gen
eroiisly to the CAUSE o the poor and suffer
ing II other lands. Can we not do as much
for our own7 VIII you not give One Dollar
from oach ~ a thank Offering for these
precious lives committed % our carer
Let us lay upon the altar of DeIsvarc the
fret fruits u o,T patriotism to be deyot-
cd 70 The babies and children d this old
state 0f ours. Let every woman voter give
One Dollar
Send all subscriptions "a noon as pov-
sible 10 Mrs. William n. laird, Church
Building, Tenth and Market streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
All Donations viii be acknowledged
through the daily papers.
Signed, Marin VI. Laird fMrs.
William II. Laird.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
Winter Recipes
For Canned Goods

Wise end economical in the housewife
ho seryes the food that suits the sea-
SOD
Fresh foods should be gwen the prefer
suce m garden time but when winter
sets IN the logical recourse is 70 things
that como III tins.
The next four months are canned food
months SO we offer now, through our
Washington Information Bureau, book
full Of the lore Of canned goods.
Il contains a score Of soup recipes,
tells 20 ways to fix canned fish, gives as
many meat dishes, half hundred meth
ods OF serving vegetables from the tin
salads. sauces, appetizers, desserts.
II represents the boiled-down recipe
wisdom Of a great laboratory manned in
Washington by the National Gamers
Association. II is a recipe masterpiece
Get II free as another Of the household
helps We distribute 10 cur readers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
DELAWARE AND RARfTAN
CANAL OUT OF COMMISSION
y Assooiated PRESS 70 Every Evening

BY Associated press 20 Evory Evening.
Philadelphia, Nov. 23.--Jhe motor
steamer A. Woodal, New York, for Philn-
delphia, operuted by the New York and
Delaware River Steamship Corporation
crashed into the gates n Lock No. 3 a
the Delaware and Raritan canal, ~ Trsn-
ton, n. j., today, carrying away one gnte
and badly damaging the other. As p re-
suit Of the accident the canal south of
Trenton win be out Of commission for
ten days or two weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
PHIL LADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET

Phil,delphis, Nov 2S.-Wheat low
cr. No. red winter l.s7sl %; No. 2
red winter gariicky l.76al 81.
Corn lower "a 10 grade and location
Local %. the latter for No. yellow
Oats lower: No. 2 white 60a60l5; No.
8 white Saa5pLt.
Butter finn; western creamery extr q
66. nearby prints fancy 75aT7.
Eggs firm; nearby flryts S2aS4; do.
current receipt. so; western extra hrsts
s2aS4 do first- 77aS0. fancy. selected
packed q3a94
Cheese firm. New York whole milk,
fancy fist. held 2Ss2sl2: common to good
2Sa27 do. current make fa.cv fat 25a25 y
10, common 70 good 22a24 long horn,
held 2sl9a2Q do. fresh 2Sa2S ,; single
DAISIES held 2Sa2Sl =; do, fresh 24a2s.
Live poultrv lower: fowls, not leghorns
o3a30; white leEhorns 23s26: sprlng
chickens. not leghorrs 23a 20. do, white
leshnrns 23a25; turkeys 45a4S; old ducks
S0a32 spring ducks S2s33, Go, muscovy
2Sa27 geese 25a30.
Dressed poultry firm: spring choice
turkeys 55a5s; do. fair TO good 35s45;
fowls. fresh killed choice 10 farcy 39a4l !;
40. small sizes Boast
Bruilers nearby 42a45; brmiers western
4ia4A roasting checkers ;eaTby 37a
4u. d, western t5a4O. fTNIGg chickens
eaTby 30a34 do. western 30a-32; ducks,
are Island 36a40: geese western 30a-35.
potat6es easier. white potatoes, Penn
,vlvaria per 100 Ms 50al 81: jersey
No ! per basket 60a75 do. No. 30a4O.
Flour dun weak soft NiHter straight
u->'ern aa950. do. Il earby s.55a9; do.
,,ta.er straight, Q.50a1O: do. short patent
fuatu.jO. spring frs; clear S.50a9- 90
Is. patent e.55alO.35; do. short patent
lO.25all: fancy spring and city mills,
I.ateat. family brand 12al2.50.
Hay quiet; timothy No 2, 29a30; DO.
No 3. 27a2s sample 22s24 no grade 1sa
80 clover mixed hay. hight MIXED 29.50a
20, No ! mixed 27a Is.
Tnllow quiet prime city loose 7a71 {;
so. special loose 6L2; prime country s.;
edible, il tIerces 9L2a10.
braH firm. good demand; soft winter
brar western In l0O-lb sacks 44a44 so;
spriug bran 43a43 so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
TOLEDO TO GET 1922
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 23.-T Toledo today
was assured the 1922 national tourna
rnent Of the American Bowling Congress
A. L. Langtrey. secretary of the A. B. c.
stopped off here on his way from Buffalo
and after a confidence with local officials
announced that the 1922 meet would be
held here il Toledo wants H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
DEATHS.

FOARD-Suddenly, in Delaware City. Del
on November % 1920, Alice J. Foard
widow Of George III. Foard. in her 76th
year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services at her late residence
Delaware City. Def. on Friday morning
November 90. at 1000 O'Clock. Jnterment
private at st. Georges cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
@. b. Stewart Has Wrist Broken

When Ford automobile, which he was
cranking last Friday, backfred George
B. Stewart, South Clayton street, had
his right wrist broken. An X-ray examina
ton of the injured member, taken at the
Delaware Hospital, indicated that it
would heal without serious results.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
Accused Of Working Shell Game.

Accused Of trying to work the shell
game in Chester, Pa, Tol Jones who
gave Wilmington, as his home, was yes
terday fined $50 in that city.
Sticky cannamon buns. Schlitter, 300
King.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

Homemade pies. Soblitter, 300 King r
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
TAKES PAIN OUT
OF RHEUMATISM
Keep SIoau's handy for backache strains
and gprains, too

hffp JfDdH HaNuf ABf bhfhafNN FAfhlHh
and sprains. too
sloan's Linirnsnt has been sold foT 80
years Today, il is more popular than ever
There can be but one answer Slosn's
produces results.
Applied without rubbing, il penetrate
to the afflicted part, bringing from
rheumatic twinges. soiatica; sore, stiff
strained muscles; backaches, spraiu-
and other external pains, often the result
of exposure IL leaves no musginess. skin
stain or clogged pores.
Get large bottle for greater economy
Keep il handy for 1se when needed Your
druggist has IT, Three sizes 35o. 7Oc
81 30.
S1Odf1,S
Linimentesasc,T@)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
POWDER QUOTATIONS.

Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.,
du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
wan Map OF Delaware. SO Cents.

A limited number OF the Rand-McNally
Maps of Delaware are on sale at Every
! vening business Office. so cents 10 cents
extra for postage TO any aodr ss.-Adv
Farcy groceries Schlitter, 300 King
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

Az Athlone armed military forces visited
the house of many Sim Fcin sympathizers
and made numerous arrests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

King.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20
Famous Indigo iHgDies
Buried by Former Slaves

NATchEz, Miss May %. ny A.
soclaied Press With the death of
James Surget The last male descend.
ant Of n Of the famous indigo
kings Of the South has passed away.
IN i502 Pierre Surpel obtained a
plantation by spanish grant and
planted indigo. Indigo was being
grown extensively In Louisiana Al
That time and found ready market.
The SurEct fortune soon was made
and many years afterwards the NJ.
Tie town OF Cherry Grove came into
existence 90 a part ~ The plania
iion. u was there that james surrel
was born and died. Ne left o daurh
Ter.
Although ~ years old. James Sur
get never rode Ia an automobile nor
used a telephone. A breeder Of
thoroughbred race horses and a dew.
o'ee OF racing. he boastcd that he
never bet n dollar.
Tho cnskct containing his body
was. al his request. borne 70 the
family burying ground by old ne
groes. former slaves 10 the fnmily
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20
WESTERN UNION AND TEE
POSTAL COMPANY COMPLETE
CONVENTION ARRANGEMENTS


SAN FRANCISCO. May m-tBy
A. p3-Telegraph companies oper.
ntine from San Francisco are prc.
pairing 10 handle virtually an IA.
limited amount Of press reports on
the Democratic national convention
10 be- held here beginning June ~.
One company alone. the Western
Inion Telegraph Company. has an.
nounced that Il Is completing. al
% cost NJ I0O.O00. improvements IN
IT. plant that will take care Of one
million words daily In addition 10
is regular business. The Postal
telegraph and Cable Company Is
also increasing is facilities, and
news agencies and associations are
getting ready 10 move quickly an
augmented load they will carry
over wires leased from telephone
companies.
Under the mnltiplex automatic
system that permits four m~essages
70 be- carried each way. eight al.
together, on one wire, the Western
Union Is preparing 10 take ARE OF
20O.OO words ~ press matter for
evening papers and $4,000 for the
morning papers each day, A. n.
Calkins OF the general managers
viiicr mere announced. No add
tional wires II being put 10. only
channels for extra sets 81 auto.
Instruments being added. The
multiplex system Il almost twice
as fast rs the Morse, IN which the
message IS licked of By hand. and
The company now handles 90 per
cent Of business by the pSwI
methods.
The company viii nave installed
here a. the time OF the convention
- miles Of pneumatic tubes tol
rarfy messages directly into ia
main operating room. where an ln.
system OF hell cunvcyers
makes II possible 70 got each mes
sent within one minute.
Win Us new improvements. the
plant here. he Western Union an
nounced, will be tho moai modern
n the world and the third largest
N the United States.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

n ran Juan hituminous coal "
OF two grades, coking and noncok.
ing. The nJncoking variety il very
similar To The Galiu1 aud Valencia
coal ard constitutes the greater por.
tion Of ~ deposits.
uIl and cns
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20
ARAB CLAIMS IN PALESTINE
AROUSE nfITisH ZIONIsTs

LEEDS, England, May u -thy
Associated pfcss.1-Hrllish ziomsls
are demanding. now That Great
Britain has received a mandate IN
faleeilnc, that the British govern.
menl fulfin Us promise 10 restore
that country as a national home
FOR Jews. Some Of them hetrnv
some apprehension that The claims
~ The Arabs 90 Palestine may pre-
senl a fun realizalioa of the Zlon.
lst hope.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

wv h'"'N'f '"hHNN Altu NulFuh'
ing. The ~nJncoking variety il very
similar To The Galiu1 aud Valencia
coal ard constitutes the greater pnr,
ton Of ~ deposits.
uil and Gas.
The reg n cxtendiig un~inierrupl.
Cdly north from the Salt Lake 10
Durango, with a Few exceptions,
shows MT, OF less indications Of
both OIL nrd gas. AL scepages oc.
cur AT two places near Gallup. and
al several points W the San Juan
country. Ia Valencia county, there
also seems To be oil Indications.
Expectations for oil In this great
rcfch - eeaatry have been made
% a very meagcr manner only;
therefore, would not he surprising
nat some paying wells will sooner
or later be encountered as the coun.
Try beeo'nes better developed.
lhs most remarkable natural Gu.
tiosliy along the line nf the nro.
poech railway 4 Crater Salt Lake
THIS lake Is situated in wealern so.
1879 ''"ftFt Mi"NNN AN~NNINrIINN
miles from he Arixona line. and.
nccuples one OF the low places IN
The c~fciaceous tongue OF Fox hills
snndslcnes which forms an extea.|
sion Of The vast coal field OF Valcn.
cla county that DE further 10 the.
casl and north.
lhe lake basin Is about one and.
nnc fourth miles HI diameter and
ncur the center Of the depression
two Cinder Cones rise 70 4 helnhl|
~ nearly 100 feet The ronc 10 lhe|
northeast y smaller end has a solid
rentrnl core while The other cone
sil retains lls open conduit In this
open conduit exists o pool OF brine
q unknown depth. almost reaching
The pplni OF complete ~saturailons
The cnndult automatically extends
AWKWARD into the salilerous hur
icon Of the underlying fred beds,
and forms a natural channel inl
which lhc waters rise and percnlhte|
lhfounh the cinder cone OF Is nnfilil
side IN making an exit into the main
snil basin. The walters IN their pass
pee Through the red series becomel
highly saline and after reaching thel
hasln partly drop lhrIr bur-
Den Of salt, due 10 Evaporation.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

roal
- N''. ~
=" ''ns' MINERAL products eanile'
tppNs and irIhplart 10 the pfonn. 4
Tine ~ RAILWAY. IS that df cnal
The n..an,a. ~ th... ~. ,
n.Ia.
''e'n ~ 'puen
NV VIZ t|tHI copper mines of
,''@ q Httirp ~ = enflnN ~
Fl.''ee nt fni'f NJ mile sepips u
~ 'np hFHHplnt o. ne tefrei KEY
n.s .u'efts y me pro
Hr>pna auY perad
"tt y u9urt
1p nppAftu, Rss me n~eceHsiiy be-
;" '"''NfnH rNtf ny me m1si
enp'' route tnat There arr now
oul actively ~ work ofe
1t =" ,h''Hncr 20 tap these deposits
= kfeal mining cruicrs 10
VI 'nNl"' ~ fa4i y the stroifH
y 'vnhltt vtrr winch TINS coal AREA
.e.'lu', tnAt = implafliral and
" enter INTO ANYTHING
Nv ue,-''e" description ~ Tits
"lnn'uif
t'n'fs, way these coal areas
"es " Wsioel mt three fields
n@7 "e''.ih valencia sroup, Gallup
"vn,u'sl county ami The San
np',s in gan juan county.
'n'st i'fiu.. the iirHi has
netsr neen touched, the second, or
ceilop aIea' pas been and y now
LUX eh'ens.fey worked, and the
nn'I" y lnst Deeinnins 10 be worked
~ nnnipeu way Perhaps the most
ea'uapie nrppslls are IN San Juan
epvn's SINCE ihe VEINS have a great
" ,nlckhc-s mere and much u this
pronuet ~ ana 70 pc coke Your
s'plosis' SHOWS y bed Of This coal
~ siialn a thickness Of 70 feet this
',ee 10 the west ~ Pennington some
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

II You want . casing or liihe that
will give pcrfecl satisfaction. huy a
voedyear ~ !. Y NeIkar bia
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

~ you want erylhinn IN the Hard.
wars line, 70 % a.. l.. Makers. the
must complete line M town. 6.ls|