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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
DR.. s. N. RAMILL
HERE NOVEM BER 28
He Will Speak on Child Wei
fare AT Westminster Church
That Evening

Bciar the Opcn Forum of " Ncstmnsteb
Cmlrc ou SUNDAY evening November
Is Dr Smucl Met lu,pck IIamll will
ar....ui tho -lhisct nf The Wcfar, oi tho
Nm rfran hid Dr ilamlll has been
connected with hid Welfare activities
i Philadelphia Tor 2 number of wears and
,huug TIM war period served n member
Il tl,, General Medical Board and chair
uiru b the National child Welfare Com
mHt,r of the National Defence and dircC-
Fl Sd CMll Welfare for the state ot PEN
,4usa tui was ~ 1919 chosen one Of
fVc phs,Icians bN the Red Cross to rep
r,.~eui tho nItcd States AZ the interna-
tn.n,l convention of Child Federation m
rance
II- should hc most opportunc timr
a. h4., him yi~it Wilmington IN view ~
I'll Gus Ncliure conference nt the Re-
c3uh h.lsfion commission at Dover the
Ne.k .eIlaulur. md au invitation Is oN-
u a. the community to hear l>r
Iiuull I'D Westminster Church Open
rul SUNDAY evening. November IS
sglagA Tie subject ~ the carly
aIlH IL thf chld i one OF vital IN
fa MOST parents Il Is also of vital
~ Go4,iumcu; for ITS bearing
5ul,y Imp iui the members of the
~t,I lluu at llcaltl. state Board "
un ~flt, B. arl - harIiies. state
.t t.uunil-- on the Consumers
H g,ruily Cosrt and Probation
stntfan b Wilmington, the community
~,r,lc ui THE mldrn~ Bureau "
Delaware arr invited t. h.ar Dr llamlll
Adiu~- 1nd pauaN, lu the discussion
ofI... +. tie>ir,d d, tl, forum committee
shal IS apphrd t. loct conditions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
NO1 WORKING OUT BUT TIRED OUT

When one feels always tired without
working, or suffers from backachA, hum
bagn. rheumatic pains, sore muscles or
stiff joints it IL not always easy to locate
the source OF the trouble, but very fire.
quently it can be traced to overworked
weakened or diseased kidneys. Mrs. l.
Gibson, 10Th & Edison St, LaJunta Colo,
writes: My kidneys were giving me
grc:t deal Of trouble for some time took
Foley Kidney Pills and they helped me
right away. n. B. Daniorth, Market and
Second streets. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
NJ. p. IN ARREST.
Col. Malone Charged With Making
Solutions Speech.

Io.don, Nov. l3 Iicutera"t Col
oncl l. Estra gre Malone, Liberal mem
Der Of the House Of Commo"s, who was
arrested "Wednesday night ~ Dublin
where he had gone hy i"vitation 70
speak in debate o. l'olshcvlsm' was
arraipr cd in Bow Street police court
under tho, section of the Defense of the
Realm act prohibiting the use OF lnn-
guagc likely to cause scdiilon among the
civilian population. The pro.ceedlr e
arose from speech dclivcrcd 10y Iieuten-
ant Colonel Malone Ia Ahert Hall last
Sunday The case was adjourned Tor a
week and the defendant was released IN
two thousand pounds sterling hnil, A
large crowd Of sympathi.crs outside cheer
cd him as he left the court
Humphrey 1ravcrs, the crown proSecu-
tor. declared Colonel Malone speech was
nothing less than an ircucmeht !"
murder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
KUPATRlCK A PRISONER.
Red Cross Worker Was Not Killed. But
is Held hy Rolsheviki.

Paris. Nov. iS -Washi ngton reports
that Captain Emmct Fitzpatrick Am
er,can Red Cross worker in south Rus
sia was not killed by the Bolsheviki but
IS being held prisoner. were confirmed
in telegram received At the Paris branch
az the American Rcd CroSs from Sebas-
topol The telegram was hled IN
SCbastopol on November >
The telegram reads Dchrlte IN
formation that fitzpatrick as 2 prisoner
Was received from Russian oihc"rs VINO
escaped from the group ol prisoners
which included fitzpatrick his group
left I.avkia under guard IN the direction
oi prison camp al kiovaka thakhoTka:l ?
On the Dplcper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
CHIlDREH'S DAY
At WORLDS FAIR
Special Entertainment for the
little Ones Will he Provided
This Evening

Tt.tp tatth ~ wll hc crlc-
hnf4 .tH NuU - II th odd
t,lta, tnl tr.th e.d III 4 Its.
Wll,h Is utlaf thg 1is pu..~ - tho Rirn-
htu tommur ltA thog
v.It - lt, ttf.ttar uic q has
hn,.l uirt,d the Nisttor- 90 tho tar each
mpht 9rd ilsN have hrrn - high quri-
~ NJ, .pccrdbpt,red ~ patriotic
tpHtb ~ be,l fsum,d ech daN "nd
with the =. .atoa ,l fh, IA n4t'l~ ot
lh, hete- io a. 80 - 'h" Glohc
Nnus,uc. l,tefptt.,~ h- achieved
nrftbl surtt,. ~ ~cuas oi tahleauN
,,ruphlNup each II these periods
"a, attctr,uu .,nd rvcrrtg viii h
Be,tfrd - eiNlrv the little nrc- good
uot lo,ls. 4 ard tauy Will ithlall
tb,u md l'taf II Montston. famous
,blH .tf.rtmicr. VIII perform for
fmaf lr b i III" alt"u"ur Whlr III
.N,.rr L. .'ldo. night "tt th"
Mouths euut viii pr"vIdr the crtcr-
tlnucnt
Niandav paradc prDr wlnrrrs vii
h ~ -cut,d with their r'SprtttN trophies
of tll~ utes -fuH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
THRIFT COURSE FOR CHILDREN
RECOMMENDED By EDUCATORS

Washington. Nov l3 Resolutions ad-
vocatlng the teaching of systematic thrift
~ school children were adopted yesterday
lv a committee of State school superin-
,erdents. meeting with Treasury Depart
mcnt officials IN charge Of the thrift stamp
campaign aud representatives OF the
American Bankers Association.
instruction IN the practical aspects Of
thrift and economy, W. think, is the only
means OF stemmiue the tide Of waste and
cxtravagance, the resolutions said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
~Ew CHARTERS.

H.0.U, ,sts,aa,are rs F,rry Evcnins
n##s \t H. tla'tor> W1c tlrd
.,...as follows
N,a-f. o \eo Nort CIV.
.H 0nu IaU
aut ~tsf,- ~,aul,>. luh. 80 vi
pt s2oua nno
<t ..N.u, >tore- O. lac
a utHet H.. = Huuoo
E.p,,t.stf lae ~aH~ O. Wilmington.
n. - 1oooue
tust l. llenc Corporation
trrt Mel ouunm
~ ku Oe \,0 No'A Cuv:
Hl0 Hn
uoe Wilmington Dcl SloO0ooo
Nlt ~upr'1 ~,rNIc, toippatIon. New
N..t t.ts Sltprn
Teru-"A Aht linculu andy Co Wash
tIsr Il 500 Geo
t,,ue Wedding and Engineering Cor
It.at..I Ihliadt'riI4 "a 500 600
R u Reeve d Co. Washington. d.
Stoo on
rt,d Realty and Investment Cor
uo. 'I1u Wilmington Del SlO00C0
Mutual fluauco Corporatlon, Whining
Ton p1 Sloo mO
R,, ~a'es Corporation Pmladclpha
T. 500 uun
Wc.tDu Qu.r'z Reducing Co. vii
n4nrtou p1 Suoo"u
Ntllsbura j., Cream CO. Wilmington
Dcl $50 0OO
NucIcan GRINDING Go Wilmington
n, $4,000
11ou-Haal Inc Wilmington. Del !.
sInuo0
~alee service { Corporation Wilmington
d. $4,000.
Increase m capital stock Ot kessICr
Inc from S25.0on 20 sluo.o0o
Chang, IN name ~ hcNcy tuv { ountrv
Club Inc 10 Palm Beach Iiarhor Ccnturv
q Dab. IT., Bo~tou Mas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
GRAIN PRICES DROP
TO NEW LOW LEVELS
Wheat Has Declined Over 30
Cents During Last Two
Weeks.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. Nov. t3. Notwithstanding
the severity with which gram pricca have
been slashcd during tho last fortnight. new
cuts were witnessed Yesterday and quota
tions for all cereals dropped lower than
nj any time within the last four years. he
fresh downturns were notable chiefly
hy tho fact that they came after week g
decline of more than 20 cents hushei IN
wheat and Of about 10 cents tho week
before. Yesterdays setback IN wheat
ranged from pa to : cents with l1eccm-
hcr delivery closing ~ 81 20 "a Sl.T "a.
Opinion on change was practically
unanimous that tho uniavorablc financial
outlook has had hig share IN forcing
values 10 shrink 10 such an extraordinary
degree Under normal conditions gram
price breaks equal to thee" which have
been witnessed of late would have induced
investment buying on q large scale Little
or no business Of this kind. however, has
apparently developed on the present dc
cline
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13

The home dressmaEsr can manfpu.
hate black silk crepe de chine into
this delightful afternoon frock with
perfect success The skirt Ia slightly
dlstentied a. the siiss-for ths
straight-iine is not absolute in ths
realm OF for nal dress and ths
blouse is cut very io~ At the 'front.'
20 accommodate . vest ~ black ard
white iaoe with collar 20 match. Tho
lower edges of the blouse form ths
belt. crossing ~ The front Medium
sixe requires s yards 3sinch silk
and yard f2-inch Lace
Pictorial Review Blous. No. 30ss.
Fires. - 10 A. inches bust PRICE. Is
s.nts. Skirt No. 257a Sizes. "a =
u inchsa waist Price. % centA
Crosby & fill Company arc sole agenc,
OF Pictorial Review Patterns Whining
d leading store for elk wash good
and wooden dress gr,osis dD5-07-09 harke'
treet ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
COAL MOVEMENT SHORT.
Production Also Falls Below Mark, Rail-
way Association Hears.

Waahington. Nov II For The inst
time since the switchmens strike WAS
settled and the private operators ot
the railroads were able to pu, forward
their best efforts, reports received by
the car service division Of the American
Railway Association and made public
TODAY were somewhat urfavorshlc
Gas coal. il is shown was moved
during the first week IN November than
for any time during the month that has
passed. production falling below the
II .ool 600 ton mark And after ex-
ceediug the 100000 mark for three
consecutive weeks in October the mum
ler ot cars loaded with commercial
freight for the week which ended October
20 dropped to a73, l20 cars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13

Lake Michigan IN the opening chapter.
'An interesting city, yet With great erces
of the tunttraetiye An extraordinary
city, vet with much thnt IL extraordinarily
ordinary An admirable city yet IN many
respects utadmirablc IN the extreme. A
beautiful city IN long and glorious stretches
vet in lis rnassng of rulserIcs % terrible
city 4 bright dull city \ happy 1n-
happy city. A light-hcarted, bnoyant,
vivacioua, deborair city, city with RIl
air in fact. III another sense, city with
airs TINT are very often fierce ones, blow
ing straight IN from the luke, with drcnch-
ing rain or pltllcss cold city
with much Of charm, with much of dignity,
with much of beauty A very human city,
with PLEASANTLY piqIlant pecullarttca. a
city Gf the well-bred, Of people Of culti-
walton, vet alao city of the contrary Of
al this. 4 city NIL alive, viyidly alive
All this is Chicago city. one Heos.
oi contradictions. and of contradictions
more thnn usually conspicuous. A city
to bc loved 4 city where people live IN
careful comfort while their neiRhllors live
bevond their rncnns and sometimes die
beyond their mcaps \ pretcntious city,
with n vnst deal of unpretontiousncss,
even ON the part of such as might be
pardorcd personal assertion Important
city that Il is, II ia filled with a sense OF
thnt Importance, and It's people are
uniyely ready to tell of II AZ any time and
NJ any place md to any person To the
Chlcngoan Chicago is the moat important
subject in the world. So why ebould not
he or shc speak oi II frankly and IN
abashcd7
And then tho reader - mndc ac.
quairted. 10y interesting description nnd
striking incident with the full measure ni
all thcae narr,doxes which e. INTO the com
position of this truly remarkable urban
community, which has n place hy itselt
aud IS nroud of !, in the cities ~ tho
world The entire history Of Chicago ~
portrayed from lts Inception ~ traiing
noet hy n truly great French explorer
In Gelt,, IN whoss. honor the city notable
financial thuruughfafc - iamed to it=
prcscnt greatness II ia shown how lt
Settled down on ,lrcary paifie N Tor
hldtne swamp IN fact, the la7t plhre
tha, would have been picked out ~ the
aitr of future metropolis. except Tor IT.
rivor and It's proximity to one 81 The
1 Great Lakes Not m the dry form ot rogiI~
( lation history Rre these points set down.
I but ~ bright hrceEy. conversational style,
with continuity ~ interest that renialna
/ unhroken tn tie cnd ~ the book
/ Chicago here ,s truly Recn, ~ all ita
| varied component parts 80 arr IS people
and ia institutions pnc learns from the
/ reading Of this story what manner oi city
/ ChicRgo il. whnt lta people are Ike, htti
why they are 80 eurapturrd of Their ftF
, ard 80 prone to siug ITS prhisca upon every
OCCASION. wherever they can find listeners
The illustrations also are feature ard
a very fine one, setting forth tho most
I conspicuous of the citys public pos
/ aesaions and rllnp4es nf all ita points of
interest. especially thoee that mako =
/ different from other citira
/ Received oi the publishers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Brother and Sister Figure in Two MARI
ages Mt 81. PatricL's Church.

Thursday morning at 10 0clock
double wedding took place ~ ~. Pat ick r
eiutcn when Joaeph salvaggi fna. sied
Macy pefetto and Sernfna SnlvngR
espoised Foindo VariiIo. The iw0
brides had Just arrived ~ this country
from italy and aIe n0w residing at lI27
Fast Twelfth street
They we're married by Rev James VI
Grant -. ID, assistant pahtnr of ~
Patrick Church
giRRLgY WINDSOR
Bertha Windsor, 529 Weat Seventh
street and WiIlnm W Knklcy. ~
popnr street we.c married 1hursday ~
AHbury VI k Cbnlcn parsonage by Rev
George White Dawson The bridegroom
~ foreman NJ fIarlon's After a short we'd
ding trip the couple will bc ~ hofne ~
IA Polar street
HtEaHttL-ChASr
Julia T. Grant and Chadse 4 Marshall
both nf this city were married wednesday
night at Madclcy " T.. parsonage by
Rey T. VI Bfoaslway After . SHIRT
webbing trip the couple vii reside IN 'hia
oity
Palmer -LDGAH
Robert + Palmer and suse n l0gan
both II Thc Cctlafa were married A. The
Rcd Clay Crock church parsonage ou
November 10, by Rev John y Blake
rrorLEs-wAuLFy
In Bethany Baptist Church, teckson
aud Elm atreeta Harrison y Peopler
of Marahalltnu and MiHa MaI,cl Nndlov
were united N marriage by Iicv hnrlo7
{ Earle, y. y, poa'"r ~ Va" church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
SERIOUS RIOTING IN ITALY.

London. Nov II Serious rioting has
occurred AZ Genano near Potenz3, Itely,
according to a Milan dispatch 70 the EX-
charge Telegraph COMPANY \ priest
is said 10 have been severely beaten dur
ing church ceremony nt which he praised
Italian soldiers, and general strike
followed the srrest Of 200 persons ac-
cused Of having participated in the dis
order
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
WOMAN CANDIDATE
SPENT SIS FOR CANDY

Boston, Nov l3-Miss Alice e. Cram,
campaigning as the Democratic candidate
for State auditor, spent s25 for candy in
furthering her appeals 10 the voters,
according to he. return Of cXpenFes filed
with the secretary of State Hex candi-
dacy. which was unsuccessful, cost her
l,I56, she reported.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
.ahor Temple improvements

I.tattve nIiu~ have hrcu submitted
II. uhIlng Inspector and pCrmI,
.urI i. nHknu tle u, c~~arv altCra-
m no ln Tcmp', hplldlng Tho
..IH #au F. ap. .rs .a adi fWo stones -
M p..,rI n4.t3.nt l,rth and Tstnall
~ n, .r. H.s vtll 1, rcrtcd and
h rhHl ans 'eurl VII aou,od TO- meet
F. .same - aae,s s. tho Vailous o.
.I.I.fIan. lf. tFoatious a-c cNpC,fcd
rrt about sguuDn and VII D, finished
N ~ N.l,L
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
LEAGUE TO INVESTIGATE
MOVEMENTS OF GERMANS

Warsaw Nov Q-The crossing Of I'M
rortant detachments Of Germans from
East Prussia into LithuanIs repor ted from
various sources. will be the first thing 10 be
investigated by the League OF Nations
commission which Is proceedln 70 kovno
TODAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
ANTI SUFFRAGE FORCES SEEK
REFERENDTf ON AMENDMENT

Washington NOV IL combination
II anti-suiFrago fofcoe. including ~,
National Azaocintiou Oppsecei - woman
Suffrage, the American CJnptitutiupsl
League and The Maryland League fnr stat
Defense. has announced the opening n
new phaae u their campaign = drive
for a Federal anenduehf ~ reeforr
the rights of tho pespie and ~ 7t,
away from Legislature 'hc pree ~
ratify Federal amendment
The proposed amendment vii ~ s.h
fnftted - conventions and Rlll uss ~
that All future anendrncnfe lrrIef ~ at
rnitfed - popular vote y ~ cpnvru'r,rs
II instructed delegate elected hy popu'e
vnfn EverY member % pURros5 { sftfo-
rnpnt on the subject said is being p"'lod 2
regard 70 the new amendment The r'r-
srlfTragiats claim - havo tho aaeI-an"o .'
enough popular support r. make fhe N"
peeed arnen1rnont likely ~ p7gsaZa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
REVOLUTIONARY PLOT
DISCOVERED IN PERU

Lima. Peru. Nov Discovery of a
revolutionary plot was announced by
high officials at the government palace
today Thirty persons, some Of whom
are prominent members of the opposition
party. have been arrested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
ID. s. NJ. FOR ADMIRAL. MACRUDER

Paris, Nov 13.-Hugh G. Wallace,
American ambassador tn France, without
special ceremony conferred the dstin-
guished service medal on Rear Ad-
rniral Thomas p. Magruder, naval attache
n the American embassy here, and Captain
c. d Stearns. and the navy cross on
Captar III Madison
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
DDN'r WANT GDNSTAsTINE
Greeks VIII Resist Any Effort TO Restore
Him Ia Throne

Athens, Nov ~ premieG Venizelna,
speaking heee Yesterday with regard to
plans 10 place former King Constantine
on the throne said.
"1'he opposition wants Constantine
back. hut we will shed our blood first
The opposition declares ttie succession
must be dete mined by plebscite.
Their object Is "a proonR the present
state Of suspense md prevent the return
Of the Creeks to normal life The oppp-
aition thus ne sewing the monarfblal
svstem Inef ne strange people -
make sueh ttoilhle ~ view of the na-
tiona sacrifices. which have given It na-
tiona triumph Our traditional foes
have been onat down Bulgaria hos been
driven from the Aeglan and Turkey mo-
longer is n Enfopean power
VI Mas Caroline pTitchett of mon Gar
dena. entertained nutnbc of ne Young
friends IN n delightful fnnhncf at her home
on Clark street, one evening this week
Games and dancing were enjoyed and
delicious refreshments we're neFvcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
| book reviews Old French TiiRi
old French Fairy Tales. By Countess

book rpviews Old French Sat TIRE
old French Fairy Tales" Nv Gnmtess"
DE Scgur llluHtratad by Virginia
Frances Storrett Philadelphia. Pa
Tho Penn Publishing 20 Price 81. net.
Printed IN the most artistic manner
bound beautifully and bowed for shipment
and preservation. thlH book IA 80 tine q
specimen of tho art prescrvRtivo' m To
he of much interest and attraction from
this point Of view alone, and forms
valuable and attractive addition 90 this
wears production of what nro known ~
Christmas books. not only as appropriate
10 tho season, but as appropriate for
Christmas gifta that aro sure to be loved
and pr1zed hy the recipients In ali that
goes 10 fne Typography. pleasing en-
closure. beautiful illustrations and genera
appearance, It Is one OF the best that
could hc desired
In contents, also, this book IL IN keep
ing with its splendid appearance AS "a
whole The world still has an abiding love
for tales Of the mystic. FAIRIES still live IN
human imagination, and stories Of their
wonderful dolngs, especially their altruIs-
tic devotion to tho noble cause ot toIling
the evil Vaccinations OF cruel ones among
their class never fail To rIvct the attention
Of Youthful readers and 70 claim adj
mratIon from mature minds. And these
fairy tales of French lore are Of the very
highest rank, full Of the most seductive
interest
Comtcssc De Segur OF noble lineage
and member OF stall distinguished
French family. Is a master hand at the
art Of writing fairy stories In thus book
are presented five of her very best Each
IN a sustained story with characters and
plots. intense situations and splendid
denouemeIts They comprise a mastery
collection The list is
"Blondne, Bonnie Blche and Beau
Mnon, presenting series OF adventures
in fairy lands and among fairy people,
Good Little Henry, telling of his
wonderful experiences and the strange
sights he enjoyed
Princess Rosalie, who had the most
surprising experiences and very dc
lIghtful romance.
The Little Gray Mouse, and the inn
portalt part it played IN human affairs
the good work II performed. and the
notable triumph that attended its services.
"Ourson The wonderful career OF q
boy born under the curse of wicked
FAIRY Furious, which made him furry,
human beast in form, but who was finally
changed into a beautiful and manly
Prince Marvellous through the witchery
OF good fairy.
The Illustrations include full-page pro-
ductions in color, with numerous sket tches.
all Of which 60 TO supplement the text
most admirably Altogether, this book of
fairy stories, all from the French, is a
most wonderful affair. and coming at this
time will be heartily welcomed by all who
find perplexlty in the loving task of select
ing beautiful and appropriate gifts for
the Christmas season.
Received nf the publishers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
NAVAL SEAPLANE SINKS.
THREE MEN RESCUED

Sandy Hook, \. J., Nov l3-Caught
in a heavy wind while anchored in the
bav here. naval seaplane No. 66 sank yes
terday Three men who were making
repairs aboard the flying boat were res
cued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
Iotlher MmL1, m

4 BAH will b, gwen bt fhs m,emilsIa q
E,eal so - United Leather Nmtsr
90 rhanksg ynF fve Wednesday No
yanber ~. ~ GtInan iiail ~ Fssi
Hivth u rei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
FOR FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.

Received Of the publishers.
, 1920-08-19
INSISTED ON HAVING CANDY
Liberal Supply of caramels Necessary
to Make Horse Pose for Statue
of Lafayette.

Horses can be temperamental at
times, as Paul w. Bartlett, the sculp-
tor. found when he sought to induce n
high-spirited animal to pose quietly
in his West Fourth street studio. the
New York Evening IL says. The
sculptor Is now working on the statue
of Lafayette, which is to be presented
TO the city of Metz in France by the
Knights OF Columbus.
An aristocratic as well as an artis-
tic horse was needed for reproduction
as Lafayette's mount. After some
searching, Mr.. Bartlett got in touch
with the proper animal and invited
him down to the studio. Part of the
door and side of the building were re-
moved to get the horse into the
studio and when inside he promptly
Knocked over several plaster casts Of
considerable value. especially to the
artist.
After n preliminary experiment Mr..
Bartlett was delightea TO find that un-
der the soothing spell of the caramel
the wonderfully lined animal would
stand contentedly chewing for long
periods while the willy sculptor trans
formed him into n statue. SO to speak.
, 1920-08-19

Department of the Interior, U. s..
Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
July 16, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Mason 5.
Ruyle, ose Of the heirs of and admin
istrator of the estate of Louie l.. Ruyle,
deceased, of Saratoga, Wyoming. who,
on December ~, 1917, made Desert
Land Entry No. O21536, for SCI seq
Section Is, SWH SWH Section II,
Township 16 n, Range 81 W.. 9th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Final Proof, to estab-
fish claim to the land above described,
before Robert /. Martin, q. S. Commits
sioner, at Saratoga, Wyoming, on the
3Oth day of August, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: John
w. Alden, Ben Swanson, Julius Il. Nell
son, and Frank j. Swanson, all of Sara
toga, Wyoming.
WILL REID, Register.
First pub. July Do
, 1920-08-19
HOW FAR is
Not So Far That the Statements OF Its
Residents Cannot BE Verified.

Rather an interesting case has been
developed in Laramie. Being so near
by, it is well worth publishing here.
The statement is sincere-the proof
convincing:
Geo. Gebhard, 81 S. 9th St. Lara
ME. Wyo.. says: "A couple years ago
1 suffered with kidney trouble. My
back was Il constant ache and it was
so sore and lame in the morning L
never felt like working. The s%ecretions
passed too freely and were highly color
ed. l used a few boxes of Doan's Kid
ney Pills and they cured me-" Estate
ment given February 10, 1917).
On May %, 1920, Mr.. Gebhard
said: MY advice to anyone having
kidney complaint is TO give Doan's Kid
ney Pills a trial. They helped me a
lot when my kidneys We're out of fix"
COO at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co, Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y.