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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover, May Charters were filed
here. Yesterday, as follows.
United States Cotton Corporation,
Wilmington. Del. capital, S6000O,Oo0
sugar Cane Harvester Co, Wilmington,
Del. S10.OOO.O00
Wichita Refining Co, Wilmington, Del.
S5.950O00
Beacon Mortgage and Finance Corpora
ton. y. u. City. S3.000,O00
Boston Consolidated Petroleum Co.
Wilmington. Del, S3,oO0oo0
Federal Gas Coal Co, AeSv NoTk City;
81. 100000
Beebe Laboratories. Inc, Wilmington,
Del. SS50O00
Harlan-Co-Opcrative Coal Co, VIII
mington. Del.0 100000.
Alabama Texas OIL Co, New York City
S50O,O00
Matthews q Co. New York City; IN
vestments; 100000.
Sunlight Colheries Co, NortonvIlle. Ky,
100000.
Arco Corporation, Wilmington, Del,
picture films SlO0.01O
Fircfoam Co, Of Ohio, Dover, Del;
100000.
Serena Manufacturing and Plating Co.
Mckeesport. Pa. 100000.
Fidelity Finance Corporation Of Penn
sylvania, Pittsburg. Pa: $4,000.
Pensacola Printing Co, Wilmington
Del. 5000.
Mlncor Trading Corporation. vii
mington, Del; 100000.
Increase in tapital-Nation8l Oil Co.
Kansas City, No, from $1,000 900 tC
s25, ,OO0, 900. Healy-Hendrlck & HoiguarC
Inc. New York City, change to Healy
Hendrick & Co. Inc, $4,000 Il
500 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
HARTMAN SAYS HE
GAINED 10 POUNDS
Is Now Full of New Life and Vigor--Declares
His Condition Has Changed Completely

went down town yesterday and bought
two more bottles
"Alv appetite is fine now can eat
liz a hungry boy and enjoy it have
no stomach pains my backache is al
gone and / really feel like working.
think ~crbo is q great medicine and have
been telling my family and friends about
it ii sure helped me.
III commenting on the above the Serbo
man said Serbo has met with the same
big success here that it has IN other places
because il acc0mplishes results and its
81 rongest cndorsers arc people who have
To ken il and been helped by u.
sEHBo GREATLY NEEDED.
There are many symptoms II so-called
stomach trouble Sleeplessness ls com
mon, complaints about the stomach, liver
or kidneys are heard often Bloating
belching gas on the stomach after eating,
lack Of appetite, nervousness and con
stipatlon Catarrhal conditions o. the
head, nose and throat, and Il tired, worn
out feeling bother thousands
No matter how serious your case H.
You are urged TO try a bottle of Serbo
Serbo is III liquid form and does not CON
tain amy cod liver oil to upset he stomach
Every bottle of Serbo is guaranteed. Il Is
for sale IN Wilmington a.t the Miller Drug
store 404 Market street and the leading
druggists in each town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Gives Full Credit to the New
System Medicine--Serbo.

1--WE gained ten pounds and feel like
q new man since / began taking ccrbo
a few weeks ago, said kosInus Hart
man, the well known painting contractor
Mr. Hartman was seen at his coy home,
I503l5 Mt Pleasant street, Burlington,
and received the reporter in large, checry
room decked with plants and flowers.
AS he arose and stretched out his hand be
said. I'm certainly glad to see you and
to tell you how much good Serbo Is
doing for me.
MY stomach and kidneys troubled
me fof long long time. ] was always
tired out - had that lost feeling. My
food didn' seem to digest and had Sc
we're stomach pains. The way my back
ached was caution and ! had 10 am-
bition and no desire to work at all. Things
seemed To be getting worse for never felt
50 badly BIS / did this year and nothing
seemed to help me.
"A few weeks ago ] heard about
@erbo and thought ! would try bottle.
Well sir, IL made me feel 50 good bought
another bottle and decided to continue
the treatment. The best proof ~ the
world that it is doing me good Is that |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
KAISER TO SELL TEAMS.
Gold Harness Presented by Pope sdver-
flsed: Historic Value StreSTd.

The Hague, May 6 Horses, carriages
and harness belonging to The former
German Emperor, including set of gold
mounted harness presented to him by
the Pope are offered for sale in m advcr-
tiscment in the Handclsblad
The advertisement IS signed only with
a number So far rs the Associated
Press is able 10 learn, no dosIht exists
il is William himself who is dlsposing
Of the goods For sometime past r'imor
At Amcrongen has been the former En-
pcror's financial condition has not been
thriving.
Emphasis is laid upon the historical
value Of the articles in the advertise
mcnt. which declares documents will rs
furnished 10 prove them genuine
Two court carriages, ono hunting wagon
three sets Of harness two saddles, livery
and two horses from the former royal
stables are listed for sale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
DRY REPEALER BLOCKED.
Republican Plan to Head of Attack on
Volstcad Act.

Washington, May 6.-Republlcan
House leaders agreed yesterday upon n
plan to prevent further effort TO repeal the
Nolstead Prohibition Enforcement law
during consideration Of appropriation
bills in the House.
The House Rules Committee, IT. be-
came known. will report today on the
Iongworth resolution to clarity the par
liamentary rulings under which the test
was made during consideration OF appro-
priation bills in the past.
The Republican action is to be taken
in the face of statements from Demo-
cratic members that a motion TO repeal
the Volstead law would be made during
consideration of the Sundry Civil APP
preparation bill Adoption of The. Long
worth resolution. when offered this
the Rules Committee, will forestail this
attempt and make il impossible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
FAvORS "oLD CLOTHES" IDEA.
A Step in Right Direction, Says Govern
mcuf Agent

Washington, May 6.--The "Patchcm
and Wearem Club" plan, inaugurated
in Birmingham, Ala, to fight the high
cost of clothing, was Endorsed yesterday
bv Howard Figc, special assistant TO the
Attorney General in charge of tho gov
crnment's cost Of living campaign
Mfr Figg said he believed organi zation
Of such clubs was "a step in the right
direction 70 bring down prices
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
S2I5 FOR ALMANAC OF I7tf.
Sale of Part III of Robinson Library IS
Begun.

New York, May 6.-The sale of Part
ii of the library Of the late Charles L. +.
Robinson of Hartford Conn. was begun
yesterday ut the Anderson Galleries.
Gabriel Wells paid S2l5 for the Rhode
Island Almanack for iT4le by Poor ltobin,
printed at Newport by the Widow
Franklin" He also gave s235 for Poor
Jobs Country and Tounsman' e Almanack
for 1858. BY Job Shepherd Newport,
nrlnted hY ] Franklin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
OCEAN GRoyE"BoRoUGHrTES" WIN

Asburv Park, n. i, May G. Ocean
Grove has adopted tho borough form of
government bN vote of POO to $50
heretofore the borough was governed
bv under special charter granted hv
tho state to the Ocean Grove camp mcct-
ing association
Celebration % the adoption Of the
new form of government WAS featured by
L parade of hrcmcn and citizens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
FIELD AND TRACK MEET.
Arrangements Completed for interseho-
Iaaife Event on Frazer Field.
lpeoiat cnrrcspoudonoe of Every Evening

Special Correspondence ~ Every Evening
Newark, May g.. Final arrangements
are being made for the big inter-scholas-
tic field and track meet on Frazer tioid
Saturday afternoon beginning 40 o.
o'clock. There are now ~ schools in class.
Dover. Georgetown and Milford having
alsn sent entries. This meet which brings
IN e1rnpetition the hest athletes IN the
Del@worc and nearby high schools ~
other states, always attracta large crowd.
Tomorrow afternoon Delaware baseball
team will play Rutgers on the local field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
PRICES TWICE THOSE OF 1918.
Food Statistics Show Sugar Went Up 76
Per Cent i'm 1919.

Washington, May 6-Tho family food
budget in February was exactly twice
the sum expended for the Same articles
of food in February, 1913, according TO
Department of Labor statistics.
During approximately the Same period
in Great Britain the increase was i3o
per cent, while in Italy 1t was ls1 per
cent. Germany outranked all countries
enumerated. with IN increase OF ~ per
cent.
Increase in prices of cloth ng in Ger
many, the statistics sh owed. exceed ! 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Union fInss Meeting.

The regular monthly business meeting
OF the p1iilathon and liaraca Bible Glasses
of Union NJ T.. Church. viii be hold to-
night Mt the homo Of Mrs. II. y IIughay
22Os Washington street All members are
request ted To be present After business
II Transmitted both cl asses viii Join IL
with music and gnrnea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
FIRST SOFT CRABS OF SEASON.
Bring rs a Dozen al Crisfield. Md. Good
Season ForetoId.

Cris6eld. Md, Nav 6.The first soft
crabs Of the season have made their ap-
pcarancc III the market here this week
They arc being brought here from the
Rappahannock and Great Wicomlco rivers.
and are bringing 81 II q dozen.
The general opinion among the catch
crs here i that tho local catch will start
unusually late. This argues well for a
good season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Teachers Strike Closes Schools.

Newport, KY, May 6.-When the
entire teaching force Of the public grade
and high schools Of Newport went on
indefinite vacation this morning because
their demand for "a salary increase Of
$500 was refused BY the board Of educa-
ton, the 1868 pupils rushed from the
buildings paraded the streets and shouted
more pay for the teachers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

per cent A mans euit, which before
the wnr cost $50, now sells for s23s.
During the ycnr ended Inst February
IN this country sugar increased ~ price
~ per cent. Pota toes went over the top
10 the tune of 215 per cent increase
since February, 1913.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
FRIENDS LEAD IN DRIVE.
Raised SIS, 600 in Excess of Their Inter
church Work Allotment

Baltimore. Nav 6.-Thc Friends, hav-
ing raised $4,000 more thnu their quota
of S52, 900 Tor the Inhrchurch World
drive, have come we'll TO the lead Of the
campagners Local members Of the Society
of Friends arc showing other denomlna-
tlons close race under the lead Of John
Il. Carey. State director.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
WEDDINGS.
AUTHORIZATIONS.

Miss Elmira Wettborn, 946 East Seven
feenfh street, and Harry Andres, 6Z7
South Counell street, we're married Tues
day at the home 81 tho bride by REV
Frederick DOprr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
pERsoNAL.

Miss Elizabeth q. Simmons, Mr..
Florence -. Baylis ard 500, are spending
this week at wildwood Crest, - j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

T,ost sornething7 Try a classified AL
vertisernent IN Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

Full cut. stylish hags Of black or
brown genuine rowhi1e. Have sewed
corners. strongly fastened handles. In
eide pocket aud tan lining. Sizes II.
II aud Is First Floor. sth St
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-27

!! I D! 4 lsi.r
4 b.. ] 4 J puxr654,rs
- nl115IS 1Sfz ~ $
!! M11 ffx6m 1he R61m
~ Szli1t i ~ ].
1pl& ~ S1feW
rreee6lte - ~ edSznee never hefore
d2x1xS ! visit 70 Daytona.
sxes Iezn1eE II This oryanixatiou IL
g. biz - feedy e 50 wien the bands
ztsEt pl&yinG tonieat ana the people
~ promised ! thrill at every per-
Torrance q each Individual show.
There are riding devices galore, four
coAaspail,te hoasesaasd ..de attractions
in1rfnes6tle.
This SEASON Johany J. Jones pro-
lnisas 70 fairly oatdo himself with the
marvellous list of attractions with
which he'll rexale theswhette.l appe-
tites q the vast army Of Daytoaa
auusement seekers who are going To-
attend the mid winter gala week of
JOY and the ereatest celebration ever
held in Southland He has only re-
tanned shout fcnr 81 his s estast fea-
ture attractions Of last season. the
balance Of the vast array are all com
paratiyely new.
Jones route this yes again gave
him contracts for al the big Southern
stats fairs. the Wcxte-n Canadian
string OF expositions ana the Canasli-
an National Ehibition at Toronto.
known IS the largest in the world. He
also played The Western Fair at Lon
don, Ontario.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-27


March, sThs Thunder soasa-
0peratic selection from scslmen. Z
BsszalH.
Selection. The Girl Behind the
insi CaTyii.
Intermezzo, butterflies. A. sleia-
ke
voea. 4 Hear yau Calling Me-
chas- Marshall
English airs. As You Like ii
Tsshaai
Japanese serenade WIN. Loraisas..
Morris Dance from Ypsk Pageant
Music Noble.
Fox Tret. Don't Take Away Those
RIues Mich keenan, X Spencer.
Tuesday Afternoon.
March, For Love and Honor
Owe lure. Poet and Peasant #. II.
Siippe.
Anvil fhorus.T from Il TroTatore
Barcarole, starlight Love- Luz
.en DENIM.
Three Spanish Das Hoskowski.
No. 4 Al Minor.
No. H. G Minor.
No H. A Major.
Vocal, by the Waters Of Minne-
tonka.@ An Indian love songT-
Lieurance.
Robert John Maddaford.
Popular. Broadway Rose West.
Friend aud Spencer.
String gyeAest ra.s u 4ressiag But
teFy X Barthelsny.
Jazz band Fluffy fsafIaes Green
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-27

Following lhe running down and
injnring Of Curtis Grothusen and
Francis Lucier. Westem Union mes
senger boys. On Saturday evening,
Julius Kearse, colored, was larded In
JAIL charged with aeeksees driving
aud being drunk while In charge oi
an automobile
Kearse was brought before the COM
missionerE this morning and fined SIS,
with an additional hne OF having the
two bicycle repaired. or the. alterna-
tive of 60 days in Jail. which was re-
miited on good behavior
The messenger boys were riding
side BY side on Volusia avenue Christ
mas evening when big REQ truck,
driven by kearse, bore down upon
them. badly hruising them, and mash
ing their wheels, one Of which was a
new ose The negro drove on. but
was later picked up BY the officers
and identified as the eausa Of the ae-
eideIs.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-27

Judge Theodore Shockney, Of Uniou
City. Ind. whe Is wintering at the
ieacis. zs.ssde a-siine-cateh OF the Sensii
Bridge Christmas Day. While fish
ing for trout with light tackle and live
shrimp bait. he hooked large sea
bass. The fish was played for more
than twenty minutes AMI was finally
unanswered into the shallow water at
the east side and larded without tie
aid Of gan The Judge is an ardent
alderman AMI comes down every sea
son for a couple of weeks bass fishing
at the inlet durirsS September. He
was greatly surprised to find one or
the big fellows this far up the river.
The measured AZ inches and weighed
tribe more than % pounds and is
the largest bass landed from any of
the bridges this year.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-27

Last year the federal treasury was
'reTeased BIZ s205, 100000 ia tobacco
taxes.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-27

1 a very sI13ayable C hfip{mas picnic
dfnaer was Seryed Ut be hc.ne Of Mr.
and Mrs. Smith Warren n Daytonal
Il whichstwenty Tourists from Elmira
=. r.. and Vicinity took part The
1oliowing persons were present. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Smith Warren and daughter
7frs. G. L. Blake, Rev s. E. Eastman
r1d daughter. Airs Crystal Eastman
feIIer. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Ross, Mr.
IA Mrs. Leon Ross and SON. Law
rSnce, Mr.. and Mrs James Holman
I II. and Mrs. Pierce, Mrs Myra Beers
rs. VIM. Gridley. Mrs. Burgis and
laughter. Gladys. Mis-. Jenny Knapp
Ms Cartha Howe.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-27

sAfternoon Teas Specially at the
Nantucket House. 209-12-11-tf.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-27

n sou pant help try classified
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-27

sWALL PAPER Largest line IN
tha state to select from We hang
nnd iSint. Saessey Magnolia Ave.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-27

Vocal, BY the Waters Of Minle-
stonka. An Indian love song-T-
Liearance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-17

of st. Louis, Mo-. and her sister. Miss
Emma Z. lite became the BRIDE Of
MIR. Allen Don Garman, an instructor
III foFeIgn languages at Emerson. In
stitute, Washington, d. G. The pastor
Of the church, Rev Samuel r. Nieho-
las. eficiated. The only attendant was
the brides mother, Mrs. E. T. Witte.
The brides came to Washington
from their home at Westminster. ami
have been engaged in war weTk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palm spent then
honeymoon in Philadelphia. while Mr.
and Mrs. Garman remained in the
city, going to their apartment in the
Monmouth Hotel, Washington, D. G.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-17

Mr.. John Mandy and grandson. Of
Gettvsharq. pa and Mrs Marv sines
Of York pa visited Jehu Flv1er ana
family
Miss Edith Babn, of W'aynesboro.
Pa. spent several days with Mr. Har-
~ Boiler and family.
" a.d ~. 49, Il p..4..a.,.
rd ~ ~, la - NJ ~. : ss.aassl
CIV ua .lsea ~, 2, .ssu ri sis'L ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-17
HARNET.

Mr. and hrs. John Snyder and chill
dreH and Mr.. and FRS Armour Lea
therman and daughter, Ethel, motored
TO Funnnas burg on Sunday.
The public school of this place
opened Monday.
Mr. Amos Snyder is critical i'll with
kidney trouble
An infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
StulI died on Sunday Of typhoid fever.
Mr. David BrowG died on Sunday of
a complication of diseases.
Mr.. Potts Thompson, who was taken
sick with appendicitis while at En-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-17
A Double Wedding

On Saturday, September 4, the par
senage Of Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church, Washington, d. c., was the
scene Of q quiet but pretty double
wedding when Miss Mary G. Witte,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Z.
Witte, of Westminster, became the
bride Of Mr.. Frederick William Palm.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-17

.Initsburg drilling a well, is some what
improving at this writing
q. p. Yealy, the shoemaker and re-
pairer, took q business trip to Balti-
more last weak
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
WINTER CALLS
FOR LIGHT OIL

! There are few engines that can ef-
ticiently use the same grade Of cylin-
der oil in the winter as in the sum
mer, says the most recent issue OF
Motor Life Magazine Oils become
more viscuous or sluggish in cold
weather and do not flow SO readily.
I For this reason, nearly every oil re-
finer recommends a lighter grade for
the cold weather 1t IS merely a mat
Z ter OF common sense 70 refer TO the
fabrication charts furnished for the
Z particular brand OF oil you use. and
sure you are operating the engine
I with the grade specified for your car.
In most cases. too. the oil refiners
grade best suited for each different
model or year Of each make Of car, as
we'll
! More important, too. IN winter Is
absolute adherence to the rule OF
changing the cylinder oil completely
about every 500 miles. In cold weather
there IS less likelihood OF the motor
reaching the combustion chambers in
perfectly Taporized condition. fully
mixed with the air There Is apt 70 be
more OF less gasoline in raw state
carried along with the rest OF the
charge, and the more so because the
use Of the stranger or choker on the
carbureter tends TO send undiluted
gasoline direct to the cylinders
Very likely the cylinder walls and
combustion chamber are at a lower
temperature than the fuel mixture,
which results IN the condensation Of
the free fuel on the cylinder walls.
This condensation eventually tends to
work its way down into the crank
case, there diluting seriousnly the
lubricating oil
This is All the more pronounced
with worn engines. where the leak
age between pistous and cylinder
walls Is considerable. Often the oil
gage may be deceiving you into
thinking the oil Is all right merely
because the level indicated Is suf-
ficieut. As a matter OF fact the mix
ture in the crankcase may be almost
useless as a lubricant as a result Of
this dilutiou, and while the gage may
show plenty Of liquid where the oil
ought 20 be, the chances are Il Is al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
EUROPEAN ROADS ARE
FAST BEING REPAIRED

For those American car owners
who are anxious to tour the Euro
pean battle fields there IS promise in
the message sent to this country by
Francis Aflltoun Mansfield, foreign
representative Of the American Auto
mobile association:
Since Belgium has come again
Into her own" writes Mansfield In
American Motorist, much work has
been done on the roads. sometimes
by the government road builders,
sometimes by contract or time work
by private contractors American
contractors even entered into the new
scheme Of things. In the first five
months more than 11,000.000,0 600
francs had been expended on the most
pressing repairs
There is little doubt that tourist
traffic in Belgium. which indeed has
already begun, viii find that for the
season Of 1920 communication will
be much as they were before the war,
though it Is manifest that the sham
bles OF desecration VIII not disap-
pear from the foreground and back
ground for years"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
TOURING IS GREAT AMBITION OF
MOTORISTS: SPEED LAWS DIFFER

TOURING is the motorists great
ambition To view the wonders
Of this great country from a
comfortable motor car - surely tne
nreme," says n y. Cooke, OF The IA
cine Rubber company
Motor tourist travel VIII be great
er this year than ever before More
money Is being invested in good roads
than en- any previous year The desire
TO climb into ones motor car and
head Tor the national highways may
be gratified this year with a min
imum OF roadway Inconvenience
The national mind IS aroused to
the necessity for good roads not only
because Of the pleasurable delights
afforded by them but because OF the
utility PURPOSES they serve
Uniforu Laws Needed
7 would like TO see the various
states get tozether and adopt Uniform
Jaws governing motor car travel
There should be no differences in the
restrictions imposed By one slale
from those imposed By another state
There are certain sane and sem
sfble rules Of the road that should
and must be followed. These ruler
are as applicable IN Alaska as they
are in Alabama
These commou-sense rules. OBVIOUS
70 every rnotorist- should he the basis
Tor a uniform set OF laws, making
them in eject national motor laws I
know no one more eager TO obey
rules ard regulatlon8 thar the sea
sened motorfst. The laws should De
FULLY adeuuats 20 that life and prop
ertyr receive constant protection but
shev should be Uniform in every state
I'm several states IL Is opuonal
With the motorisr whether or not he
stons his motor car when approach
ing a street car dischargiuG OF tax
ing on passengers. In other states
there is q heavy penalty for not stop
ming. IN Missouri, for a motorist 20
drive IN excess Of IS miles per hour
is considered evidence OF reckless
driving. With all due respect TO the
dfsrlnEuishe5 gentlemen who framed
this law. p miles per hour should
rot. as every motorist knows. be con-