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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
VASE ENTREGO la LISTA De Los
ALEMANES QUE SSEERRAAN JUzCADOS

del ex-Kaiser, segin Sc supo hoy aqul-
La lista sera entregada al Baron
Kurt Won Lernsner, el Representative
aleman aqui, hoy en- Ia tarde.
Sc sabe que el nombre del Maris-
cal Pablo Won Hindenburg Y Ell del
general Eric Won Ludendorff, las L.
guras salientes entire los militares
aIemanes durante Is, guerra, figuran
tambisn en- Ia lista, asi como los del
ex-Canciller Imperial DR.. Teobaldo
Won Bethmann-Hollweg, del MarscaI
Won Nackensen, Principe Rupervo de
Baviera Y otros Principles Y mobiles
alemsnes.
Fl numero total de rombres que Sc
gentlemen en- Ia lista ae referencia,
es de 500, estando divdida aquella
en- ocho ~secciones. La prmera sec
ci6n es 4 hsta comun de todos los
acusados = luego siguen siete dstas
en- las que Sc dan los nombres, ran
COS ' acusaciones de las personals,
los cuales nombres fueron proporcio-
nados por la Gran Bretana, Francia,
Italia, Balgica, Rumania, Y~ugo-esla-
via y Polonia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
WADIVOSTOK HA SIDO AISLAD0
POR LAS TROPAS BOLSHEVIkIS

ST. como dicen las noticias, los
bolshevikis han rodeado completa-
mente Ia plaza de VIadtyostok, no
sera dificil cue curra algun choque
entire sus tropas Y las fuerEas amert-
canas ' checo-esloyacas, pues estas
tendrian en- tai case, que abrTrse paso
por IL fuerza para llegar al puerto
de partida, 0 permanecer aiSladas en-
.el interior de Siberia por IN tempo
irdefinido, ~expuestas q afrontar una
situaci6n dificiI al empezar & faltar-
les los where's y las m~uniciones.
La Secretaria de Guerra sc MUGS
TIA preocupada mas que NADIA, por
que el aislamiento de Yladivostok
puede significar IN combate entire los
boIshevikis ' los americanos, Y Las
tropas americanas que estan retiran-
dose hacia Fladivostok no Sc italian
eCuipadas propiamente para sostener
IN combate de cierta i~mporiancia,
toda veg cue Sc encaminaban hacia
esa plaza para embarcarse de regreso
2 este pals.
Como no Sc han recibido noticias
acerca de que nGmero de tropas
americans hayan llegado para ahora
a Vladivostok, hay IN gran eIcita-
ci6n aqui, pues Sc cree que el hume
TO de las fuerzas americans que Sc
e~ncueatran reconcentradas "a en- csc
puerto, no podr&n pSestar ningdn au-
Milo = las que hsyah quedado en- el
interior de Siberia, las cuaies Sc We
ran expuestaS 4 sufrir una derrOta
al ~intentar atravesar el pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
ABANDON SUS
PREPARATIONS BELL
cos CONTRA RUSSIA
Livonia no lie prestara ayuda,
para uevar a cabo su pro-
yectado ataque sobre
Petrogrado y MOscou

LONDRES, Febrero 3.-Los dele
gados bolshevikis a Il conferencla de
Dorpa+. han declarado que Polonla
Ia abandorado sus preparatIvos mill
tares contra Ia Russia del Soviet, que
So iban q Ilevar a cabo Ell Ia forma
de uc ataque simultaneo sobre Mos
cou ' Petrogrado, segin dice IN des-
pacho recibido aqui hoy procedente de
Reval, Estonia.
SegGn Ia declaration de los dele
gados dichos, Polonia Ia tornado tai
actitud, en- vista de cue Livou7a, de
acuerdo 0 eI tratado de paz con
e! Soviet, ha retirado 81 promesa de
poner su ~ejercito q Ia disposition de
Polonia.
Otro despacho de Ia misma proce-
dencia, dice que aver qued6 definiti-
vamente concluida Ia paz entire los
gobiernos de Estonia Y ell del Soviet
con Is ratification por ambos 60
biernos del tratsdo de paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
UNAS CUANTAS PALABRAS :
LAS MUJERES DE TODAS
LAS EDADES.

Issbs listed cue rodas las Intermediates
cue AsueLar al SGne-o fencnino dejan So
-aX-r= ~ineA1dible? Ma-chitan e. ssulb!sute,
a~rruinsn 50 p~zeseneS- 81 tsznpera-asuto J
las hAecn vieias Ga.es ts temCo- Made
desca una m13s- d~sstiE-=@dA s. listed SUI
fro de ASraa ir-eSularidnd. debIaaat. verA-
gos. dclo-es reriGdicos, pSrdids 3e appetite,
compilation 6Sbil. dolores en- los -inones.- ea-
lsreurss. 2iss ; nanos ESss, inflariscfcnes,
1iebre, vGhiGos, paipItacicueS de- eorazor,
nervicsdiad. jAqReca c-6nica- eanssncFo. Srs'
no i~nCuie,n. espasmos. cC1EEacEtOre5 del CO
-rz6n. dolores generals en- II esDina } en-
r-e los herab-os- s. Geas sc;asz q q e.
&S-aaze, nGuSeas. Indigestion. svasussi6a d.
f~eiuitosa do Ia orins. psdecs de ~pssdiEss
hsts-ia, debilidad nrevioss, c~onStip&e!6n. IA
tussncia, tunsioasmieuto Irregular &c los IT.
tesinos, pkrdids de nsrnoria, falta &c ene--
GA dolores en- los pics. restriction n~erv3oSa,
melancolia , dehiiGsd general. Dc grscisS :
Dies por Iesr este a~zuneio, y pics LSxi-
burErs tnrned;atzuaents En- les periodic CT
Gcna do = rUc[. o sSs Il evolncion &c
Is -tSez 4 n SUrsntrd. = pradez J e. -ea-n-
bio &c vida" eSta preparation - &c yGIo-
t~nasrsSAAs. Pt6ala bog mis-o. , sea rna-
lana otza rGjc=. Pida Tn -z-srnientr
eounpl<ss De s caiss 81 81 ~srfeEnedad e
antigua, por de- dollars, o tres eajsa po-
CHICO 6o1as y unA po- dos do1s=s. \ ks
agzatsz. doce caias Pc $500. ESsa nsdi,i-
Ia deae-ls sstar en- todos les hoS1-s-SoAa
Laxvihuruus no Sc veads en- IEs droGusrEGL-
No aeepts substitutes, IA rudrSn GaSaz. En-
vie giro postal o elective 4 LH1A5 Mrifci.
RS Company, SIS LsxSl Bldg. Pittsburgh.
2srpA GAdy.9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
Los fiRIandeses recoRcentraR
tropas en- Ia fronte-
ra ruSd

8ELSTNGFORS, Ffnlandia, Fe-
brerc Bel gobierno finland@s ma
estado reconce2tranGo fGerz2s en- "a
frontera con Russia, segun sc ha sa-
Dido aqui Una fuerza cOmpuesta de
1000 hombres, con ametralladoras
UT gran tren de cahalleria, ha sido
reconcentrada en- Il f~rontera rusa,
cerca de Petchenga ' segun Sc dice,
81 g-Ueso de dichas tropas ha recibido
orden de avanzar sobre esq ciudad,
habiendo cruzado va IA frontera. Los
habitantes de las aldeas ~fronterizas,
presses del mayor panico. han hu!do
a Noruega en- buSca &c refugio, pues
teman que las tropas fin.andeSas CO.
metan atropellos con ellos.
e. diStrito de Pecchenca esta 81
tuado al nor-e de Finland;a, en- don
de e no de csc nom5re desemboca
en- ell Oceano Artico, a corra disran,
cha al oriente del dist-ito de Tromo,
soc, en- Noruega-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
Fac congenidq la neuraEza
cior del BGIfico

LONDRES, Febrero 3.-Un men
safe inalambrico de Moscou, da cuen
t. de que en- una c~onferencia cele-
brada en- Helsingfors, Finla2dia.
dia % de Enero, por representatives
de los Estados del Baltico, Sc deci-
do por unanimidad aceptar Is Propo-
sici6n para Ia naturalization del Mar
BaItico. Los detalles finales Sc de-
jaron para otra conferences, en- Ia
que estarsn Representatives los demas
estaGos del Baitico cue no tomaron
parte en- Ia dicha junta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
Sc teme por Ia suerte de
las tropas americans
que no salem alIn
de Ia Siberia
Americanos y checO-esloya-
cos tendrsn cue abrirse
paso por la fuerza pa
"a uegar al puerto
de embarque

WASHINGTON. Febrerc Los
funcionarios De "a Secretaria &c
Guerra del gobierno americana, sc
moscraron hoy sacramento p-eocupa-
dos. con motivo de las notclas reel
bidas aaui que dicen que los bolsae'
vi!;is han i1g-aGo dejar completa-
nente aislada a Ia ciudad y puerto
de Vladivostok, en- IA Siberia ' Sc
nruestran temeroSos de que tai cosa,
pueda al neHos recardar s~srlaElente
Ia evacuaci6n O. las tropas america,
mas de csc pals. Tn "a Secretaria de
Guerra Sc esperan con ansla 1't1cIaS
oticlales acerca de las condlclones
en- que Sc hallen las tropas america
mas en- Siberia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
D'ANNUNZIO CAPTURAU N
BARC0 ITALIANO CON
MUNICIONES

TRIESTE, Febrero 3.-Las fuer-
zas navales de Gabriel D Annunzio,
e. Eder insurgente haliaHo que Sc
halla posesionado de Fiume, captura-
ron eI torpedero Orsini : el barco
auxiliar de la armada italiana Gu
dad de Roma" que Sc dirigian de
AHcona para Pola con cargaTnentos
de municiones y where's, para las
fuerzas navales italianas en- csc IL
timo puerto. Los barcos c~apturados
fueron ueyados & Fiume aver, seguu
dice IN despacho de esa ciudad reel
DIDO hoy aqui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

faction Ia actitud adoptada por los
Estados Unidos, con motive del Ill
timatum enviado por los aliados a
Yugo-Eslavia Y todos los ~periodlcos
de csc pals aplauden Ia protesta en-
viada por el gobierno americana
contra dicho ultimatum, e~xpresando
al mismo tempo IN gran jubilo por
Ia oposicion de los Estados Unidos q
la ejecuci6n del pacto de Londses
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

;Atenci6nl sehoras,-muy confiden-
cialmente. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea es su Ultima oportunidad
para adquirir un buen aliento, cache
tes .sonrcsados y ojos brillantes. No
dejen pasar csta oportunidad, pueden
conseguirlo en- la Botica San Pedro
San Antonio. Texas.~ lAdzl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

IBERIA, ha sido capturada por las fuer-
de parte de las tropas que la defen-
dian. La noticia recibida en-. Pekin,
tasmitida de Harbin, Manchuria, d.
ce que los americanos RESIDENCES en-
Nikolsk no fueron molestados para
NADIA nor los rerolucionarios
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
PERDI0 LA RAZON FL
CORONEL AVALOF

LONDRES. Febrero Ell Coro-
mel Avaloff-Bermondt, c~oraandante
de las fuerzas gernano-ruSas que alta
caron la plaza de Riga en- e. .otoHo
del ano pasado. ha perdido a raz6n,
habien6o sido internado en- una casa
de demente8, segiU dice IN despa-
cho inalambrico reeioido aqu de
MoSccU.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
L~EVANTAMIENTO ROJ
EN- LA T~RANSCAUCASIA

LONDRES, Febrero 3-Un des-
pacho recibido aqui hoy, p~rocedenee
de Constantinopla da cuenta de que
m leyantamiento bolshevih ha tenido
lugsr en- Tiffis y Kutajs, en- Ia Trans
caucasia, ambas ciudades que Sc ha
Ilaban en- manos de los rojos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
Capturaron KiIkoEsk Ussu-
riesk los bolsheDikis

LONDRES, Febrero 3.-Un despa-
cho p~rocedente de Pebdn, da cuenta
de que La poblaci6n de Kikolsk Ussu-
riesk, en- la region del no ussuri ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
Fl Consejo de Embaiado
res la entire go aver tar
de al Baron Won LerS
ner, en- Paris
Encabeza la lista Ell Principe
Federico GuiIlermo y en-
ella figuran adenas
Hindenburg y Won
Ludendorf

PARIS, Febrero 3.-La ista &c
los alemanes acusados por los aha
dos de coneter crfmenes de la que
IRA = cuya exCradicion Sc pedira a
Alenania, esta encabeZada por 81
ex-Principe Heredero Federico Gui-
llerno Y varios otros de los hjos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
n los Yugo-Eslauos
la ProteSta americana
contra Ell ulhnGtum
de los aIiados

LONDRES, Febrero 3.-La prensa
.yugo-eslaEa comenta con gran salts
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04
Nuestra Positiva
Garant1a.

En- cada botella de Nuga-
Tone hallara V. la siguiente
Carantfa: La botella ad-
junta contiene (90( noventa
pastillas, 0 sea IN mes COM
pleto de tratamiento, cuyo
precio es de 81 despues
de tomar Nuga-Tone durante
(2O) veinte dias, no esta V.
completamente satisfecho con
los resultados obtenidos, de-
wuGlva V. el resto del paque-
tie, con Ia GAIA y reclblra Ell
peso que habia pagado.
Donde hallara Y. una medi-
Gina que Sc venda con una
garantia tai?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

Nuea-Tone es uno de los remedies znejores que haya
producido la cien~ia medica para hombres y mujeres
debies, agotados o nerviosos. 81 tene '. dihcultades
con su est6nago,s 81 esta extrenido, 81 tieae ataques bliosos'
81 erupta V. despues de sus comidas, 81 tene nauseas'
debera v. mandar hoy misnao por esta mediclna. 81
tiene V. gas en- su estomago o hene acldez en- e' que lie
producer v6mitos, halara v. en- Nuga-Tone alivio cast
Immediate. Este remedio es magnifico para enfermedad
del hfgado, mala circulation, acci6n debl del corazon
Y des6rdenes semejantes. Nuga-Tone s~onsiste de ocho
medicines muy variosas, cada una de las cuales obra
sobre alguna parte vital de su sistema. Hars que sus
intestinos obren con regularidad y con facilidad. LIE
dar6 I'm apetito excelente y lie ayudara a digerir sus ali
mentos. lie hara aumentar de peso y lie hara sentirse
como una persona nueva- ST haee V; una buena Prueba
con Nuga-Tone, seguramente que dira que es ell remedlo
mas grande de cuantos haya dido, para reponer a los
hombres y mujersss debis. agotados o~anemicos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

NATIONAL LABORATORY. Chicago. n.
Muy se4o-es naios:-Puedey Y. deer a todcs S
sufHa de st-eriaiento intestinal biliosidad. : senSa
1naravilloso Nrga-Tone, que levo de estar SoTaando
uaa-aviIlosa. Y ahora re au:aeltaco 4 l32 hoTaS;
srotcs -esuItados cue he obtenido con 81 ma1arlllos'
cue ssaa Yds. protes:sado I IA hrran:dad con sus
Quedo COMO scnap-e, ST Uuy atno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-04

ci;e1tes y 81 general a toda Ia hrzasaidad &C, 20
dc aSotarn!cn:o 0 talta &c eae-e1a- GTacias ? 50
, hace los unescs y 20 dias, estoy y ne Siento cast re-
cuando coua.ncS a tolar e. Nuga-Tone. IA mediala
S;ryunse aceuta- Iais colgCatulacicaes poT los ason-
% Nuga-Tona. dos darS . Eda una lG-ga vida pa-a
5 uaa-aviIiosas medicines.
80 80 Nicoizs Past-aaa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-16

These garments represent values from and
offered in good assortment OF styles and sizes As there are only
80 Of them III the group advise TO come early for best choice
at price less than the cost OF tailoring.
Dress Dept, Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-16
TELLS Of FUEL BETTER
THAN ANY NOW IN USE
Chemist Gets Fluid From Waste
That is Superior TO
Any in Use.

St Louis, Mo. April 16-A new
fuel fluid of nearly double the heat value
per unit of either coal or fuel oil and,
hence, particularly valuable as a fuel for
steamships and battleships, giving them
a wider cruising radius, was described
in 8 paper of jerome Alexander, New
York chemist, which was read to the
american Chemical Society today by
Dr. Harry n. Holmes of Oberlin College,
Chairman of the National Colloid Re
search Council. The paper declared that
the new fuel utilizes coal waste and cheap
tars, and that the addition of Ger
tain fixing" agent, whose nature Is
kept secret. results in fuel which COM
bines the valuable qualities for heating
of both oil and coal. Peat, ignite. cellu-
lose waste, sawdust and similar inferior
fuels may be utilized in the new process,
Alexander declared. He said the new fuel
would be very valuable for laying smoke
screens in warfare.
proposal that chemists assist in wiping
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-16
POOR RICH MAN STICKS
To HIS JOB ON CANAL
Uncle Left Him $7,000,0o0 and
He Asks: What Can We
Do With 1t ?"

Hagerstown. Md, April 16-From
locktender TO multimillionaire over night
"a veritable story of Aladdin in the
present days the experience of Ga
briel Shipley, who resides near Williams
port, Md On the Job at dam No 4. on the
Chesapeakc and Ohio Canal, the aged
man can bc found still listening to the
song of the canal "canaries, but he is q
bona fide millionaire Just the same
The letter received in the Shipley
home. which relates the story of a S22, :
600. 600 estate left by an uncle named
Mccoy, who migrated to California in 40,
has failed to excite him. OF. this vast sum
Gabriel Shipley and his five children will
receive about 81 900. 900, while sister,
Mrs. Cyrus Davis, also of Williamspors,
and another sister who lives in Washing
ton, will be equally fortunate.
Like story from the pages of Alex
ander Dumas comes the news of the for
tune Of the Shipley family. For years
Gabriel Shipiey has been a simple lock
tender ON the canal Not in his remotest
dreams did he imagine of the fortune TO
come. lie has been happy on the simple
joys furnished by the Williamsport
movie and the Wednesday night prayer
meeting. Al in an hour are the prospects
Tor ms remaining span ol Hle ctanReu.
His uncle died without a will, and the
vast wealth, consisting of gold mines, be-
comes the property of his Maryland
relatives. Shipley is still sticking to his
place on the canal. No noticeable change
IS seen in his manner. His remark when
the news Of his fortune came was char
acteristic of the man. He read the letter,
told his daughterthe news and concluded
with Nov, Lydia, what can do with this
monev?"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-16
DAYLIGHT LAW
HERE WILL. STAND
CITY Council Took No Action
Toward Repeating it at Last
Nights Meeting.

There was no action taken by Council
at it's meeting last evening on the matter
of "davliQht saving" A petition with
232 signatures in favor of the plan was
presented by Councilman Abrahams.
The temper of the body seemed to be
adverse to altering the resolution passed
early in March, under which the change
in local time will go into effect week
from next Sunday morning.
The assistant City Treasurer, Nj. H..
Jester wns authorized to act for the trea-
surer, in signing checks and other papers
whenever this officer is incapacitated by
illness or absence.
4 credit balance of 1921, ,025.i9 was
reported and council pay roll OF s29a.l
miscellaneous pay roll of So, 22l .56, Public
building nav roll of S729.32 and Police
pay roll of S6,SS1.59 were approved Tor
disbursement.
Favorable action was taken on the
petition of George A. Elliott, president Of
the Delaware Historical Society for
exemption from municipal taxation for
the wears 1917. 1918, 1919 of its property
on Market street below Sixth, the old
CITY Hall. which has been used for various
civic purposes, and not by the society.
Transfer of 1912 TO the fund for fuel
for the poor and 500 20 the credit OF the
Public Utilities Board for expense was
ordered.
An amendment to the chapter OF the
City Ordinance regulating slaughter houses
had it's first and second reading was and
GENT 10 the law and finance committees.
It's effect is to require special permit for
All slaughter houses in the city limits,
and conformity with the regulations Of
the L. ;. Bureau of Animal Industry IN
nll matters Of planning and maintenance.
Councilman Forwood expressed his
appreciation of the hearty cooperation
Of all members of the council in their
team work for Senate Bill No. 9,
whose passage by vote of q TO he had
Just been advised of. and asked for q rising
vote of thanks to Councilman and Repre-
sentative Mulvena for his especially
active efforts.
President George r Lyon also tossed
a verbal bouquet in the direction of City
Solicitor John Y. Huxley whom he char
acterized as ''ths hardest working tof all
the incumbents of that Office within his
recollection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-16
FEELS INDEBTED TO
CHASCO-VIN
Nlr-.x IL.
Writes His Thanks

81 feel so very much indebted to Chasco-
Vim, that would like to tell other sufferers
of my experience with Chasco-Vin.
suffered with cold all Winter and was
badly rundown. | WAS not able 20 eat
and could not do my work properly, but
since have taken Chasco-Vin my cold is
entire gone. ] am gaining weight and
am able to work better than ever.
After trying many so called tonics
find that Chasco-Vin is the best ! have
ever used" G. w. Johns. 903 Jersey
Ave. Elizabeth, \. J.
Cbasco-Nin drives away that tired
feeling. increases the strength and adds
TO the weight of all those who are puny aud
rundown
The only Chasco-Vin agencies in Vii
mington are the Ecl1erd's Cut Rate,
50S Market street, and Miller's Drug
Store 406 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-16
DEATHS.

CANNING-In this city. on April "a 1920
Dennis. son of the late Thomas aud Cath
crime Canning
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 attend
the funeral from Mcaleys pariors. Third
and Jackson streets. on Sa aturCiay morning
~ p O'Clock. REQUIEM mass at St Pauls
Church. Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
sCOTT--in this city, on April I6 1920.
Catherine V. Murphy. wife of Cecil G
scott. and daughter or Bridget and late
Iohn Murphy.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the fun eral from Meaiey's pariors Third
and Jackson streets. on Monday morning
NJ o'clocx REQUIEM mass at St Pat
rjck's Church. 1nterment at Cathedral cerne-
terry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-16

We purchased the surplus stock Of
Chlldren's Hats from the Venus Hat
Co. of New York City, and secured them
at prices that enable us to offer the
most wonderful values you've ever seen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-16
Mere Matt er Of Patience.

Alice-At last / have met my ideal
man He is kindhearted modest, pa
tient, self-denying and everything that's
good-but. alas, he is married.
Marie-Don't sigh, dear. No woman
will live long with such a freak, You'll
get q chance at him yet.-Boston Tram
script.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-16

''Por. what are castles in Spain built OFF,
Mostly II gold bricks, my son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-16

from public use and memory the term
wood ALCOHOL because it suggests an
Intoxicating beverage and was consumed
as such, was made to the pharamaceuti-
cal division of the society by DIR. Charles
Baskerville, professor of chemistry of the
College of the City Of New York. I'm der
the new plan the name of wood alcohol
will be abandoned and the word ''metha-
mol used in its stead
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

7 OS ANGELES. Calf. Nov. IS
Il This city, motion picture capital
OF the world. has an uncrowned
queen. who from present appearances
viii never wear the diadem OF pop
ularity which a host OF admirers
would have thrust upon her.
The object Of these unusual h0nors.
who is as jealousy, II not as elabor-
ately, guarded as was the famous
hundred million dollar Mclean baby.
Is Just a wee mite OF a girl OF
course, she has nothing TO say about
coronations, but her mother has so
thereby hangs a tale
When Mrs. Herbert K. Somborn
known TO millions OF movie" fans as
Gloria Swanson, became a mother on
october IS a legion Of motion picture
stars near stars, actors. supernumer-
aries. property men, press agents and
mere managers who have at some
time been associated with her Joined
in various little celebrations.
They decided that Gloria Swanson
Somborn, heiress to the fame Of her
talented mother should be appropri-
ately honored. But they met with
an unexpected move on the part Of
the parent when she was told OF the
shower OF publicity that awaited the
newcomer.
MY baby belongs to me. not to
movie land said Mrs. Somborn
And she viii not be the honored
guest at parties. or posed for a bat
terry OF camera men, or carted around
by press agents TO satisfy the curios-
ity OF an admiring public
7 may appear selfish. but I want
my baby all TO myself and husband.
We are so happy these days that I
think OF nothing but what she means
to US. Maybe / am old fashioned-I
hope amor a home and a motion
picture career are two different
things. While I may belong to a
world Of make believe. my little
Gloria belongs only to her parents"