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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA.
Margaret Matzennuer. Dramatic Solo LIST,
nj Monday Nights Concert

Margaret Mntxennucr, the famous
dramatic soprano who comes hore with
the Philadelphia Orchestra next Monday
evening at The Playhouse, IN n great
favorite Mt the Metropolitan Opera House
IN New York with artists aud audiences
because of her unfaiinp good hnmor
IL rs perhaps one of her greatest intimate
characteristics. and the Italians invariably
end their praise Of her wonderful singing
with the addition "Sempre di b'ion-
umore. always in good humor) Al
though of stately reserve, Madame Mat
zenatier, orcc assured Of stranger s
sincerity, completely uuwinds herself
aud radiates a limitlcss fund of good humor
like pleased child.
IL seems an impossible thing to upset
Margaret Mat2enauer's good humor, and
this great quality is carried into her work
Mt the Metropolitan Opera House When
n prima donna role has 10 be hurrledlv
re-cast. the star most likely to step into
the breach most chcerfullv and sing ut
the bricfest notice il Madame Margaret
Matzen0uer These emergency roles, so
often trial to the director, aud n reason
for asking the public indulgence, hive
invariably resulted IN added laurcls for
Margaret Matzcnalrcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
DAMBOIS TO BE HERE.
Noted 'CeIlist Engaged for One of the
Hotel du Pont Thursday Concerts.

Maurice Dambois, the Belgian celllst
who is scheduled for the first concert IN
the Thurslay afternoon du pont ballroom
series this winter. has established n new
record for cellsts in New York where
he hes played 10 enthusiastic audiences
These rcctals we're ont Of the delightful
musical events Of last winter and Mrs
Bapnsrd and Miss Finn hive beeh IN
tlrlng IN their efforts not only IL secure
the very best artists for chamber music
but to definitely pornise the series again
this winter Announcements Will 20 ont
next week and contrary - an impression
which has gotten abroad the sale OF seat
either single or subscription. IS open 70
tie public and tickets may be- purchased
II any time AT the Rohelcn Piano @
In order to comply with popniar demand
the Flonzalv Quartettc has been re-cn-
gagged til, datc Of Their recital Is To- be
announced later The first concert will
teke place on Thursday, january - aud
Will be followed ~ fortuighty intervals
on Thursdays until the five concerts are
finish Cd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
BILL" NJ 'GOWAN
MAY Go TO MAJORS
Local Umpire Has Had Very Sue
ccssful Season in Inter
national Circuit.

'BilI MCGOWAN. of this city, and very
w,ll-known in baseball circles, Us spending
the winter in this city at the home OF his
hrnthrr. Jack" McGowan, LOG South
Rr,omc street lie arrived IN this city
several weeks ago. after having UNI
pir,,d during the past season IN the Inter
national League. IN which he has served
for several years.
"Bill expects To sign up for another
wear IN the International League and theru
- possibility that he may land III the
majors. as there are three vacancies To be
filled and his name Is being considered.
The past season has been the best vet
lur the local umpire.
In addition to being valuable as an
lmplrp. McGowan has been of much ser
VIC, rs y scout As a result of hls recon-
mendations Leon Gosin. OF Salem,
! who played AZ Carneys Point IN 1918
ard 1919 was given . chance III the South
AtlartIc League the past season ard 10 the
great surprise OF every one he led the
cag,ic in hating Last July, Mctiowan
rrcommerded the PLAYER to Connie Mack,
ard according To- NlcCiowan he has
IcarI ed that Gosln has been bought by
Connie Mack
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
POINTS TO PETROLEUM WASTE.
NJ. l.. Requa Says That Power Loss VIII
Hensh 80 Per Cent

Washington, Nov. 20 -Co-operatiou
between the petroleum and autompiivs
industries ln preventing oil wastes, was
urged yesterday by VI T. Reqla, yicr-
president of the Sinclair Con1oldated Dd
Corporation, who addressed The annual
meeting Of the American Petroleum IN
sfitute.
Mr. Kfula estimated that ueodlfss
lossca aflsltg from imperfect or faulty
lubrcation amounted 10 AZ much ~ ~
per cent of the power generated
He said the oil industry would b. allf
70 conserve petroleum by the develop
rnent Of the supplementary resources 'Ihc
oil shale, coal refining aud power alcohol
Industries be declared, With their poteu-
tiaIitiea and their limitations "detcrvr
our close consideration.
when the time - rpc, Mr.. RrPIa
continued, u believe these supplemental
sources of supply can be Developed by
the petroleum industry moro nriYanmg
olIsly thon by any other agency
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
INDEPENDENT CYCLISTS.

T0mo row afternoon AZ z 30 all l. ON.
members who are free at that time should
fall in line n front Of Mountz x Nc
kenney's store and prepare 10 take spin
around Wilmington in the form Of what
will be called. Cracking the Whip Mem
bers must remember that this feat will be
done On bikes. A prize valued at 81 will
be given away after the run
On Thursday, November Is al m.
all members are to meet at Eighteenth
and Van Buren streets for busiress meet
ing II IS hoped that all districts will
complete their election Of officers Secre-
tary Lutte will read the constitution ard
the members viii vote for or against
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
BOWLING BY WIRE.
Hercules League Adds Novel Stunt TO
Its Winter Schedule.

Bowling is now occupying the center
of the sports stage for the Hercules CiuD
of Wilmington, AN organization TO which ail
the men members of the hCme office OF
the Hercules Powder Co. belong. six
teams have been organized as follows:
Bullscye-J. II. Stein, captain; r.. W.
Staats, w. l.. Vannerson, l.. G. Wolfe. +.
l.. Day, A. J.. Hardwick, j. Nj. McVcy,
W. z. Mitchell, c. NJ Pippin, K. +. Free
man
Herculoid- il F. Harkins captain; ID.
Lynch, w. w. Tonking, l.. F. Drake
Henry Glaeser. A. :. McKaig G. r.
Eastman c. S r. Weldin, Harry Whit
aker, f. F. Metzger.
Hivel-C. +. Mckay. captain; M. J.
Walsh. II NJ Lynch. IL T. Punte, w. Il.
Killer, ID. c. Plank. c. Il. Hardesty, w ii.
Tucker. r. w. Kumler. J. W Cooper.
Infallible- L. f. Good, captain; F. ID.
Thatcher. W. I. Aver, c. W. Hymer, +.
b. Massey, W l.. Hewes. Nj. ID Pugh.
Red HIS. T. Toadvine, captain; Hor-
ace Carl, FL. n Marsh, r. n. McAdams,
W. r. Stevens, " A. Truslow, G. Nj.
Norman, Jo,'ph Stuart, ID
Sharpshooter J. B Flanagan, captain;
Joseph Thomas. C. r. Robinson, George
Whitehead F. L. Pyle. W T Hance, J. Is.
Roe, William Harkins. George Borem..
Wednesday is the regular bowling night
for the teams. which roll at Grady's al
leys At the present time the lnfalllble
team is in the lead, with sixteen games
won and eight lest
One of the bowling events scheduled IN
tn Hercules Co for this winter is tele-
graphic match with all of the compsnys :
high explosive plants, each team rolling
on their home alleys and the results being
transmitted by wire The tclegraphic tour
nament held last year was source Of
great deal of in ere t to members of the
club II was won by thcr Hercules, Cal
ornis, plant team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
FAvoRs EXCESS PROFITS TAX.
Grange, However. Would Have Law
Brought Up to Date.

Boston, Nov - The National Grang,
went on record yesterday AZ opTey b
to the repeal Of the excase profits 'az
but asking for revision = he NV rs
bring II up 10 date 4 rcreiutlDn naop5..
by the convention favored ihr law
principle, but criticized aoIne d''a'is
Another resolution adopted sF'ftdfI
greetings ard besi wishes - Pr drt
elect Harding and eKprcssel tho Ts'
and desire that " the srlr'tl1t n Isr
son 10 FIJI the position - -crrr'ar
agriculture N his fnhife' ~ se.'
practical farmer, rot otiy g. elmpa't
with farmers f1i' 50 ldo-tGfed rr ~
vocation and effort that ne fav,urr
viii recognize hIm ~ erc - ttrU-f
q man around whom agricultural
csts and worker viii rslIy s
dcuce IN hls lea.drryhrp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
MAIL PILOT SETS 4 RECORD;
FLIES 423 MILES IN 3 HOURS

Mineola. l.. l.. Nov % Elmer {
Davis pilot in the United States Aff
Mail Service established a new record
between Cleveland and AIlaeola lying
tie 423 miles in exactly three hours. an
average speed Of III miles an hour
Davis left Cleveland Al II = a m, aud
landed II Hagelhust Field at ? u p N
He used he Haylland W ! plane
The fustest previous flight was made Il
month ago BY William liuhson, another
air mail pilot, who flew the distance III
three hours and one minute Davis was 4
Lieutenant IN the Aviation Service during
the war and received tnining at Kelly
tleld
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
WINTER AIR TOURNAMENT.
Aerial Show and Races AT Long Beach.
Cal. December 25-27.

~ Associated Press 10 Livery Evening
Los Argolcs. Noy - Anpouf cement
of tAttoum winter air tournament - he
held 1T Long Beach Gai, December -
20 And =. with both eastern md Hesb ~
entrants for both nn aerial show and
races, was made here today ut the head
quarters of the Aero Club If Southern
California. which vii coadurt tho events
Features Il il ssll vii le trials for new
worlds y cori~. for vhlch ertrles ALREADY
have been received dirIgible airshlp
race and show. AID demonstration Of
load carrying arhhus capable oi carryH (
a load 0f a ton ar uotc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Unique Crewe Dance.

The Unique Crewe held III opening dance
at Gilbert Studio Oh Thursday evening
Admission was b, card only \ very en-
joyable evening VAS spent bv a large mum
bcr Of the members and their friends The
music was furnished bY DaIe's orchestra.
The program consisted Of sixteen dances
Several pleasing Fucal selections were
rendered BY Bernard Fox, hoy soprano.
This feature was a decided hit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Legion Team Cancels, keystone Idle.

The American Legion team has can
celled its game with the Keystone eleven
and leaves that aggregation idle this after
noon The game was called off last night
by the legion management Keystone had
first been scheduled 10 play Defiance to-
day, but that team cancelled also and the
legion eleven was secured on short notice
B. fill the schedule
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
KONEToRY SIGNS.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. Nov. 20 Ell kouetchy
first bascnan Of the Brooklyn National
League team. has returned his sigued cor
tract for the 1921 season. it was announced
today The oIiy other players Who have
signed 50 far are Manager Wilbert Robin
son and Ivan Olson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
HOPPE CHALLENGES
EUROPEAN CHAMPION
. A,sociated press 70 Every Evenins

New York NOV 20 Willie Hoppe,
champion haik lire biIIardlst. has issued a
iorti:.i ch:.lIcl e T. play Edouard Horc-
mars. European champion 10 decide the
world chanp pIorshIp Il was announced
today The challenge specifics that the
match te played teiore January |
Although 10 formal reply Vas made t.
'be eh;IieIge Iioremans SECRETARY assured
Hoppe na' ager THAT tie Rclglal would
he pad u net the American champion
Il tie first convenient opportunity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
nance at Cenfnrn Clnh

4 ulbscriptIon dancc el.l b. tr.3
Decade Club, on No~euler ~
New Century Club The commit.
arrangements. which rls charzr
the subscription list caupri.es tte
of the club AZ follow Mr. Har
Lawson, president Me- Mar Har
yioe-president, Miss Mary kant
tary, Miss Olive P-rrc 'rcar rirrr
Original Siy Orchestra e' fr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Parkside Quintet Practice.

Manager Lew Daw~ons ParkslIc qur-
tet will practice tonight in the WI miI <
ton III gf School gym Coach Boggs re-
quests the following players to report
Gibson Weirer, Warner. Pauley, Navlor,
Hampton, Jewell Spcakman Cole. Car
penter, Powell Goldste.n. Roy Smith,
Rutter. McndephalI, George Smith Al.
bott BOYLE, McCIoskey. Practice VIII
start ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Wedding Of Interest.

A wedding OF much interest will take
place at the rectory Of st Thomas X G.
Church on Wednesday afternoon ut
o clock, when Miss Hazel Marie Taphn,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William Corn
wall Of Marshallton, will become the bride
Of Robert G. kafadar Of this citv 4 r.
ceptlon viii he held at the home ot tie
bride parents following the ceremqn,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Park side Will Rest TODAY

Manage Eddie Manloves Parkslde
,1tb ! X. III viii not be III action today,
O.ui vii ake much needed rest TO put
AeIn II ditIou for the coming games
wmci will b. al elimination series to
,tcIee IT'LL best local contender to meet
Cherruok some Of the east side players
q stli slowing signs Of the hard game
last Week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Big Game at WOrkhouse.

The fur IS expected 10 fy this after
oo' wteu Danny Murphy's fourth Ward
team goes iato battle with Green bank out
III ~ III, workhoIse The Fourth Ward
boys have been practicing dihge tly for
ne past week and 20 into the game con
hdeuf ~ victory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
L. OF p. AND COLUMBIA.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Kew York Nov ~ Football rival
~ between Columbia ard lniversIty ii
PcIsylyAt ia begun il lS7Said suspended
In 1915 vhcn Columbia abolished foot
Eall. was revived hy the eausc between
tie two ln-t tutlo1s ii the Polo Grounds
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
May Sell Engine in Jersey.

The Salem \ J Standard and Jer-
seyInan SAYS a representative Of the Friend
Ship Fire Co, Of Wilmington has been con
ferring with Mayo Samuel Hunt of PeIn's
Grove relative to the borough purchasing
the companys fire apparatus for $4,000
Mayor Hunt has been told the apparatus
Is worth S22 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
NEW YORK GIANTS
MAY FLAY IN NFXICO

New York NOV 2N The New York
GisufS are considering m invasion IS
Mexico II tho rev Mexrcan government
X rccog 4lzcd IN HI, ucw adnu lstratlou NJ
Na>hl gton Manager Nct,raW pla' 10
take his team = the MeNicaa capital Tor z
series of exhibition games
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
FRIENDS TEAM LOSES.

he a. >eiec' school Of Philadelphia
ciea'ed tn. y Ilul gtou Fneuds School
- m 81 tie Private school Soccer League
fie IrIt..ds select field Yesterday after
po. gaal ~ Nckecver in the seco: d
s. II g piv gave the home team their |
: o victory i was ole Of the best games
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
EASTON HIGH CHESTERTOW\ o.

Boston. Md, Nov 70 The gsme be-
tweaa ne Easto,I Hleh school eieve q
he CheS,er'uW1. High School II tetc~al
Psrk YESTERDAY afternoon drew Il t.
nov 4 a., + wa, the Isl caIne T. -.a z. IF
IaaN 81 r. n me gr,u' - ms css
ne, .clebrsted r bH ,ici.atife tltcil -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
DEMAND VAN DERLIP's PAPERS.
British Authorities Are Denied Inspection
b. American IL London

BY Associated Press to Every Eyening
London. Nov 20 Washington ID.
Fanderhp. the American who recently an
DouHced the granting by Soviet Russia
Of important concessions in Siberia to an
American syndicate which he represented,
was met shortly after his arrival here from
Russia by demand from the British
authorities for an inspection Of the docu-
ments ID his possession, he declared in a
statement today
Mr.. Vanderlip, who arrived in London
last evening said he was visit ed this
morning by officials Of the British Home
Office who demanded to soc his personal
papers and contracts with the Russian
Soviet government lie declared he re-
fused to show he officials these documents
t- .,,,,,.,, "a .,., I'll ., . .ft,,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
OI OFT LEAGUE RESI- LIS.

,If pIININGTON ~ AGl +.
r.nn 0 p % y Is ,
T. r II u 10 q lN 2l 81
Tia,e,> Plllmau. Proud AlastcrSon.
faN1, srnlar
pc z Il lrumm Ielelci. RoNic
POTTS
D>seo 81 II p u II
Tenth Naru ii ; ) 10 @
PLAYER, Desco. Corner. James h uIi
con. Dav.d>oa
Teuth Ward Mhhouey l.ewIt~>
Long. Nulhcru, Hare. kenneN
Hagley I'll 81 u y 10
Brack-lN 8 , IL u
Hsglcv Rau Britton. Person Rea'-
Rrses-i, ,-cgge. Hwti ger, l.;.-e'.-
kcatf1
~ IIAoJI
D,Ire j Il Is d
oioer Fl II Niycl Il Naser.
D,hrcu, + NaIAcr. ii d WsIbc
J v Darrell tr"orge 6, !iman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
YANKEES GET STAR
PLAYER FROM CtLIFORNIA

New York, Nov 20 The New Yark
Yankees announced TODAY the acat.1-tloa
81 j Mitchell al folder from they cr-
non. & Al club 81 thc Pacific Coast t.caca"
Siv PLAYERS. possibly even, vill he tnr. ci
over IN thc Yankees far the 4 allioruia STAR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
GEORGETOWN LOSES.
, championship Claimants Lose TO Cam
bridge.

am ridge Md Nov 20 Cambridge
lhlh football team Won from George
town Delaware High on the local gridiron
,.-tcrda, afternoon II 70 Is
hr visitors scored two touchdoWr~
fhr hr~t quarter. one on kick re-
covered in two vardS VI G Camhrldge goal
49,. Other Is, good use of the forward
mas. anhrldcr made touchdown in
fh, second quarter. runs by Mace Robbins
,rd Hurst contributing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

~uh~f.fution Wolf for Nlch"IS Touch-
4ew1.> for Cambridge, HlrSt ard Rob
lrs har Georgetown West and John
sui Referee. Ruark: Umpire Ahleman
I,ustnecpcr~ Gill and Farver lIreS-
en Nolf and Moore Time Of quarters,
lO minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Attending fale-Haryard Game

William Chauvenet is attending the
; ale Hsns = football game al New
Haven Conn today. The guest Of DR.
hone, II Norton formerly of VII
m 4 1ffI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
High PLAYS NOrristoMn.

The Wilmington High School football
eleven plays the NoIIi9toWn team at the
Pennsylvania city this afternoon A large
number Of rooterS accompanied the local
team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
South Side ys. Soldiers.

The South Sidr-Edrn football team viii
play the Fort du Pont team this after
noon at Fourth and Church streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
kwing Meets Chesrook

The Ewing A A of Philadelphia will
b CnesIoUk ; opponent az Harlan Field
this afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
BOWLING.
CITY LEAGUE

The following scores were rolled last
night on the allcvs of Grndys bowling
and billiard parlors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
HAGLEY THIRD WINS.
pENN-DEL TO OPEN SEASON.

Penn-DeI viii lift the lid on the basket
hali season tonight al Elkton when they
Viii pias the Triangle iuh 81 1:.ay p ace
The local PLAYERS viii leave Wilmington
II ole The teams vii lineup as tol-
lows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
4 ic~

IournduW 4 DavIe> Goal kicked
- Davies Referee Nulhkelr, -.
,.Ichael lr esrne; Nlthgoott las
,5t L., ghau Chestertow: Timer
DavIdso, E:stou Time 10 and 20-
miIUte pefud.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

livery Evenug Want Ads arc wiling
statesmen, which never shirk work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
IInlirlgfoIt

Beiefes jer kius iuir ~ halves 30
.f .tes C,Dal Mckervcr Substitu-
.nis Mckeever fo ] Ies, Hopkins for
'.ts-eI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

Rrse.-i, &c gge.. hotii ger, l...r "a
II hcatr1
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-11
Mexican Conference FaiIS

'[United Press Leased Wire Service. !
CALEXICO, Calf, Aug. 1.-THE
conferences between the representative
of Estaban Cantu, governor of Lower
California and the De La Huerta gov
eminent of Mexico have failed, it was
announced today.
J. Isaac Acevas, who represented
Cantu at the Mexico City "peace con-
ference" today formally informed
Cantu of the failure of the confer
ence and advised the governor not to
obey orders from President De La
Huerta to report for further con-
ference.
Word came from Somerton, Ariz.,
today that American troops guarding
the reclamation service station on
the border opposite San Luis, Sonora,
had instructions to watch closely for
any hostilities between Mexican fed
eral and Cantu troops. A body Of
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-11
SHOOT SQUIRREL
IN CEMETERY
keokuk Young Men are Alleged to
Have Had Hunting Parties in City
Of the Dead in Early
Morning Hours.

Throwing rocks at ones grandmoth-
Ter isn't the only sport disrespectful to
ones elders in which Keokuk young
people indulge in occasionally. At
the present time, shooting squirrels
in the cemetery is popular past
time
The offenders are not children eth
er, but grown-up young men. Reports
have been made recently that some of
the hunters are shooting the game
there early in the mornings, but none
of them have been caught yet doing
so. 1t is repetition of last sum-
mer's actions when a bunch of young
men did the same thing.
The boys go through the cemetery
carrying their guns on their way to
the city pastures where there are lots
of squirrels, and if they see any in
the cemetery as they pass through,
they stop and take an aim at them,
too.
William Jacobs, sexton of the GENE
terry, said this morning that if any of
the people were caught, they would
have to pay the full penalty of the
law for their offenses. He has not
seen anyone shooting squirrels in the
cemetery this year, but it has been re-
ported to him that some game is being
killed there, and he is watching for
the hunters
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-11
HAMIL TON BOY
is IN SPAIN
J. w. Richardson Tells of Bull FIGHT
Which He Saw While There
Recently, and of Other
Experiences.

Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Richardson
of Hamilton, Ill, have received letters
from their son, j. w. Richardson, who
is sailor, and who has recently
been in Spain. He writes as follows
BARCELONA, Spain. - Dear
Folks: Will answer your letter I
received a few days ago. We
are all through unloading freight
and will sail for Africa within
few days and then load for Phila-
delphia. may take notion to
visit you when / get back.
am getting to be a regular
Spaniard, and speak enough Span
ish to get by with / almost for
got to tell you about the bull
fight saw last Sunday. A bull
fight is the same here as a ball
game in the U. Sit is the ma
tional sport. 1t is cruel. however.
A man with long sword fights
with bull with horns three
feet long. Some Of the fighters
are on horses. and the bulls kill
the horses. There were six bulls,
seventeen horses killed and one
man injured the day saw them.
The bull gored the man in the
leg, and rips the horses open with
his horn through the stomach.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-11
NEW TASTELESS
CASTOR OIL
IS EASY TO TAKE
Strength and Purity Remain tht
Same, but Unpleasant Taste
Is Removed.

A remarkable process perfected by
the chemists of Spencer Kellogg &
Sons, Inc. has resulted in great
Improvement in castor oil, the reliable
old family remedy. This new taste
less castor oil has the same strength
and purity as the old-fashioned Kind.
It's 100 per cent pure castor oil. Moth
ing has been removed but the nau-
seating taste. Think what it means 20
mothers and their children. When
the doctor says, Give them castor
oil" there need no longer to be any
trouble. Children need never know
they are taking castor oil. Grown-ups
will also appreciate the difference be-
tween kelIogG's TasteIess Castor Oil
and the old fashioned nauseating
kind. Sold by all good druggists. If
you want castor oil absolutely with.
out nauseating taste, insist on genu-
inc laboratory filled bottles, plainly
labelled kellogg's Tasteless Castor
Oil. Three sizes, 15c, 35c and 65c.--