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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
DR.. DRALLEY ENDORSES
EDUCATIONAL Amendment

snecial 20 TIE Nsas
DENT y. Olt i9-Dr . nuN'v.
president of IN, college U Industrial
Arts NJ Denton. Texas and former stl.'
superintendent q public instruction Va
Texas. issued Hday the inil"Ning stale
ineni IN favor 90 The adoption uf ih"
proposed Education Amendment 60.
Section J. Article VII q tht. 'onsiit'
ton:
"hyery man and woman qualified tH
vote who has al heart the best inter-
ests IL Texas and who j. IN favor 81 gu.
INK the country children square dcd
educationally. should. east the iolluwirf
vote al the general election IursiuN.
November . 1890
For the amendment ~ section : q.
Article VII ~ the Constitution 70 ~"
state ~ Texas pruviding that the linz
ffation uuor the amount Of school ITS
trirf tax ~ one dollar ~ eol on The %.
hundred dollars valuation shnIl not An
ply % Independent or common srh'-
districts created by general 90 spt'ii
law
The children living TO- the towns an ]
cities % Texas have better puili'
schools than the children wh0 Use lr
the small villages and on IN" farms OIL
the state The adoption ot the amend.
or state taxation but u viii give lDcb
sfn.guvsrnmtnt 60 the people Dt cIrl
village and country school district tf
perrniiting them % d,cid" CO.. ihru
selves. AT properly held ricciiorf
whether OF not they VIII have loc ~
taxes. aud how much. o. assist IN pr
ylding guod schools IN their own con-.
snunifies Tor their own children "
seems 60 me. therefore. that every
homes. patriotic citizen 20 ihr star.
should vote fur tn amendment
Texas T. a great state and has many
good schools hut most % "a" r1rf
schools are in the villages and cuuntrf
districts and upon these schools MANY
of the brightest. most ambitious ~
best boys and Kiris q Texas must d.
pend FOR their hubble school 'dlcaiio7.
Every farmer and every clti1en rr@if-
ing the town or city who believes in a
~ouare deal ana who is against igno
ance. superriiiion and crime should
1 think. both work and vote Tor tins
educational amendment Is adoption
An thc election November .. should IL
made unanimous"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
State CHAIRMAN URGES
ALL DEMOCRATS TO VOTE
IN NOVEMBER ELECTION
sp--l,i 20 TIE N,p,.

sps-lsi ~ TIE News
DALLAS. oct ia.-Durine the con-
GLIDING weeks ol tle campaign % l~
imperative that Texas Democrats rpt
solidly behind the bpmu.rut, uHIi
necs both with their support morally
and financially according Go j. A.
Kemp ~ Wichita Falls chairman uf
the TEXAS Branch of the Democratic
National committee. MI Kemp hiss
issued a call Go Democrats boo lll s,.-
tlons ~ the state and iu hll counties l1
roe that their counties are thoroughly
organized and that the Democrats gct
out ~ IN. Us in No,viub,r and
vote Ter the Democratic nominees
Cox and Roosevelt.
A call has also h,rn mad. lF N.
Kemp 90 loyal Democrats Boo slDn
county 10 see that they make o..
mitiancc of somc size o. the Demo
cratic Naiionni campaign fund Many
counties have not ar Yet made nu. r'
milianc. 20 the state headquarters
and the ToNas branch ~ anxious o.
advise the national theadquar.Is thar
the Texas cngniiss lrc one hundred
per nj for on. administrators
Reports from NcN York to the state
headquarters Indicate th1i thr ltNn-
crain ctandldatrs arr 'uhiug splendid
hcadway during their campaign and
that prospects are CROWNS brighter
sach day Ter the election 81 Cox aud
Roosevelt MANY uf the states ..s- 10
~ duultful are 81. hirE ,...rilusly
strong for the Democrats 1Du rdlrt Co
the reports r,v it.1 d4c iu 90. cam
paigning 81 Coz ir these sr,tiurs and
IN. concentrated efforts q tine Demo
Gratis in uihtr stat
II b. fur the purp.s. 90 carrying the
campaign II COS and Roosevelt into
the doubtful states ami maintaining
the genera expense ~ the campaign
headquarters that funds are being
raised In each 81 tho states Texas is
hoping. according Go Nr Kemp in
rend the National headquarters sum
that Is commensurate Win The honor
done this state hy the present admin
isifatiOn.
Texas headquarters are located ~
49, Western Indemnity Building Nj
checks should be- snale l.rahIr o.
ROYAL H. Wathius s,u.taiy treas
urer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
UNIVERSITY TO HAVE
STRONG TENNIS TEAM

.peclal g. TIE News
AUSTIN Texas Oct i. -Frosp-ci r.
for "A strong tennis team fur the TN
yerafy ~ Texas this year are very Eoud
according % II u. 4. Fenick. culth
A large number q try-out- are woTklnf
for plac,s on IA. squad and Il b. stated
that frfne especially good material -
available from the freshman class. u
additicn four letter men from Inst y"1f,
and some Oth.g members a. The 1899
ssptiad who did net receive letters Inst
year have returned Eight new cour;s
have been prepared lrlng.ng tnc toto.
number o. fourteen
preparailOrs are he.pg made tn send q
team 20 Norman. Okla. GA OCT j. -
play Oklahoma University. a return
~.rier will then D. played ~ uuiteI -ii'
courts in 10. spring Matches with \.
aud 81. Rice Institute. Baylor lnivcf.
sifv and = M T.. are pending iurth"
arrangements. Plans are being made zoe
thu university tu participate ir The
soui hyy cstern Conference meet Oh %
spring and als1 .u The ; l'h.ra lrf".
COLLEGIATE meet IN which tn UNIVERSITY
Team won both singles ard doubles lns;
year II possible. two men wiil Pee r-
90 the national meet again ifls r.af.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
deyslopmentn In the moder

--latest deyslopD,fria.- In the mooerh
!. csra.s a ,ssIsats II y. -aupibnble To
All Kinds of conditions andiiF gwen
both for direct. curative scticn. for
the ImpfovonG Of function of mus.
cler aud Joints AZ we'll az for the
marked effect In stablllzing the o.,
tlsnt by increasing the morale. Own
results with Il have been eNre'lsni
Occupationai thTapy In not vocational
trimming ~ the HOSPITALS Of he unlt-i
States Public Health Service occupa'
iiora, thuapy II given 10 bed patients
and those who arc convaiesflng.
When th,. patients have completely
convalesc~i this form 81 library ~
succee,leSi by vocational training
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20
Government TREATS
ALONG NEW LINES

WASHINGTON. u. 4. oc, is.-Rc.
l"fis from ~. government tuhcrculu
~ Sinaioria ~ the United States Pub.
h' ii"nlth S,rtirv Ia the surg on zen.
'Ih Just made public. demonstrate
'uneiusivcly the great value of eccu.
,'lonal therpy as an adi.nCt IN ih'
tl,atiI'"nt ct discharged aud disabled
H'lulefs In fact as carried out by
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-20

. .. % H.uu.OI Addition ,Uus.d.
..u $1,000.
D D. O.. r.. ta Err,i Denny. lo' ?,
''u.s ST. go lWuod Addition. usii,g.
.i.n $500 40.
Etn w. ii.j tu John " EU.llor. y.
90 % Do 3 hlurk ilNu. IIHuuug Al.
utlun. consideration sig 500 uu.
W Brown % D. " pNUn. Do; 2.
I.r. 49,. r'rUuu- Addition, cuusid'
God. ru ti-'Iu'
tUhu I..Esn tu I - pyuce. lot
I... 81. E,uw..d Addition. ccnsid.
.IH'um '-unru.
e. 4, Sir.Ns'.u o. 4. u Russell. part
90 .f fu U...e 1885, pl"uuus Addition.
--..- L--LLlun Al.Iu Do
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14
THREE DAUGHTERS MARRIED AT
TRIPLE WEDDING.
427 Ocean Front.

The three daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
evening. March 8, in the ballroom of
Hotel Seneca. Rochester. With the
triple wedding ceremony Miss Elsa
David was married to Mr.. Howard
Leonard Rothschild of New York city !:
Miss Viola David became the wife Of
Mr.. Jack r. Weiner of Rochester. and
Miss Marjorie David was married to
Mr.. Edgar J. Arnstine of Cleveland
DR.. Max Landsberg, by whom til"
brides parents were married, perform
ed the ceremony, assisted by Rabbi
daughters in marriage.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14
Obituaries


David Plessner. for more than thirty
years one Of the well known attorneys
OF this city. died at n sanitarium in
Macon, No., Monday morning. of pneu.
monia. Mr.. Plessner had been i'll FOR
the past year.
Mr.. Plessner was born in st. Louis
Mo-, Aug. 9Th 1865. He was graduated
ut the Missouri Normal school. and
graduated from Yale University. with
the degree of A. b. in 1885. He re
ceived the degree of l.. l.. b. at the
st. Louis Law School in 1887. and be-
gan the practice of law in that city
In 1850 he removed to Colorado. To-
eating first in Trinidad. and after a
few months came to Denver He prac'
ticed his profession successfully in this
city up to the time of his illness :,
year ago.
In the early days of his residence in
this city. Mr.. Plessner took an active
part in the Jewish communal and re-
ligious life of the city. For ten years
he was teacher of the Temple .Eman
ucl Religious school. and took an ac
tive part in all educational and in
tellectual activities. He was in grea!
demand as an after-dinner speaker
and had few equals as a tOastmaster
He stood high in his profession, and
was n man of the strictest honor and
integrity. and highly respected.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14
THE JEWISH SHELTERING HOMt
AUXILIARY.

A regular meeting of the Jewish
Sheltering Home Auxiliary was held
at the Home. 18th and Julian ST.. sun
day, April II, 1920. After the meet
ing the members partook of n light
luncheon and enjoyed IA number OF
piano and vocal solos rendered by the
members.
We are DESTROYS again of bringing
before the eyes of the public the date
of May II. 1920 which falls on Mon
day. This date should he set asid,,
by all. 1t is the date of the theatre
party at the Denham given by the
Auxiliary for the benefit of the Shell
iering Home.
Now let us all get together and pull
for the Shclering Home Auxiliary
Theatre Party. May II. 1920 and make
it one grand success.
Tickets can be secured from any
Of the members. HERMAN OLDE.
Publicity Agent
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14
FURTHER DONATIONS TO THE
MOSHEv ZkENIM HOME OF Se5
AND OVER.

Karl C. Schuyler. list. National Bank
Bldg, $500; the Daniels 4 Fisher
Stores Co.. 500: the Denver Dry Goods
Company. 500; the Gano Downs com
pany. 500: the o. p. Baur Confection-
cry Co.. $50; the \. Il. Lewis x Son
Dry Goods Co.. $50; l.. II. Radetsky.
$50; by will of Pincus Radetsky. de-
ceased. $50: the JOslin Dry Goods COM
pany. $50: Jos. !. Schwartz, $50: Isaac
Levy Memorial Fund society. $50: NJ
Berkowitz, 1900 Welton. SO: Mrs.
Annie Sepiro. 1903 So. Univ. Ave-, $50 /;
the John Thompson Grocery Co.. $50 !:
Bartcldes Seed Co. SD: Beatrice
Creamery CO.. $25; Samuel Idelman.
s25: Jesse Schwayder, 1853 Platte St,
S25: II. +. Ellison. Mgr Princess and
Rialto. S25: Henry SOble. S25: Mrs.
Spaul. $25; Max Rosenthal. S25: Mrs.
Il. Widow. S25: L. s. A. Girls. 800 {;
Samuel Cohen. 525 Exchange Bldg.
S25: Joe Pepper. $25.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14
Samuel Lessen

News has reached here of the death
of Samuel Lessen. former well known
and prominent Denverite. Mr.. Leseni
died in Detroit. Mich. his late home
last Friday, and was buried in New
York City on Monday. During his
residence here Mr.. Lessen was genera!
manager of the Travellers Insurance
Co. Relatives in this city are his
Harry WOhlgemuth.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14

ments were concluded for such pur-
glasses in this city.
The Joint Distribution committee
sent their local representative, Mr..
Philip RagoOland, the necessary pap
ers.
The coupons for the purchase arg
made in three languages. English. Yid.
dish and Polish. For the sum of
$3.50 the following articles contained
in a case can be procured A sample
case can be seen at 81 Central Saw
ings Band Building. 1t contains 24h
lbs. wheat flour in cotton sack 10 lbs
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14
AN APPRECIATION.
The Denver Jewish News,
Mr.. Neuhaus. publisher.

Mr.. Neuhaus. publisher.
Denver. Colo.
My dear Mr.. Neuhaus Permit me
to express to you in behalf of the
Joint Distribution Committee. The Cen
trail Jewish Council and the West Den
YER Relief committee. our heartiest ad-
miration and deep appreciation for
your kindness in giving us SO much
valuable space in your worthy paper
for this great humanitarian work
Jewish War Relief.
Denver sure ought to be proud of
having such a worthy paper which
reaches almost every Jewish home. and
we are sure proud of our Denver Jew
ish News. l state without hesitancy
that it is the paper with IA heart.
especially since it came under your
management.
Again thanking you am. believe me
Very sincerely yours,
The Joint Distribution Committee.
BY PHILIP J. RAGOOLAND.
Local Director.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14
FOOD STUFFS FOR JEWISH WAR
SUFFERERS NOW AVAILABLE IN
DENVER.

Some time ago it was announced by
the Joint Distribution committee that
food might be purchased in this couh-
Try for Jewish War Sufferers abroad
by paying the money here and have
the food distributed from warehouses
in countries adjacent to which the
sufferers lived. The arrangements
were made at that time. but it was
only this week that the final arrange
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14
SCHIFF AND MARSHALL TO GET
DEGREE

Jacob II. Schiff and Louis Marshall
of New York. will receive the degree
Of Doctor of Hebrew Laws from the
Hebrew Union College at its gradual
ing exercises in June. Mr. Schitr and
Mr.. Marshall will he the first men to
receive this degree.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14
Local NeUs

Messrs Louis Stern, ID. T.. Harlem
and Milton NJ. Schaycr left Nedncs-
day morning for n few days tour of
the state in the interest of the Recon
.Struction Drive of the J. e. Il. :. \
conference at the Vail Hotel has been
arranged for Wednesday evening al
Pueblo.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14

rye Hour in cotton sack, lbs rice
Hour In cotton sack, lbs dried beans
IN cotton sack, l 5-lb tincoca, q I nj.
TINS pure vegetable oils, 10 IA or. tins
sweet condensed milk. Minute instruc.
tions are given for sending the supplies.
The first $12.5G coupon purchased was
sent to Mrs. Szaindle Moszer, Utica
NarShawski dom. No. 81, Misto. Gro,tsi
kema' Warshaw. Polona, by D. Post
ernack, 1860 Julian ST., Denver colo
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14

DIR. Sailing Simon leaves Tuesday for
ST Louis to attend the National ruber-
culosis Association meeting, after
which he will go to New Orleans
where the American Medical Associa-
ton will convene.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14

William II. Blumcnthal was selected
as Il judge in the Colorado High School
Debating League contest between the
schools. The debate will fake place
April IL Mt Idaho Springs the question
being the ACCESSIBILITY Of introducing
compulsory military training in the
Omitted States.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14
TRIENNIAL BALL
GIVEN BY
COUNCIL ALLIANCE
AND
JUNIOR COUNCIL
PROGRESS CLUB
WED. APRIL %. 1920
ANNUAL MEETING.
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the members
and contributors to Temple Emanuel
will occur Sunday evening. April is,
at s o'clock.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14

Mr.. VIM. Timbel is ut st. Anthony's
hospital where he underwent an oper-
alton Monday.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14

Mr.. Dell Littman Of ST. Louis will
with his mother, Mrs. +. Iittman.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14

Mr.. n. $. Goldsmith has returnet
from an Eastern trip.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14
NJ. ID. Barnett is in Caspc= for a
few days.

News has been received of the death
or Edward Sachs who was well known
in this city. He came to this city for
many years as travelling salesman.
summers here on account of his health.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14

People are to he taken in very small
doscs.-EmersOn,
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14

DIR. Robert Levy is AT st. Joseph
Hospital. He is making nee re-
covery from an operation he under
went last week.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14

Mr.. Arthur Oberfelder is in New
York on n business trip.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-04-14


reach Denver Sunday for short visit
with his mother. Mrs. +. I.ittman.
DIR. Robert Levy is a, st. Joseph
Hospital. He is making a nice re-
covery from an operation he under
went last week.
Mr.. Arthur Oberfeldcr is in New
York on business trip.
Mr.. Ted Epstein. president of the
Alumni Association. has pledged his
organization to give active support to
the coming Bazaar for the Old Folks
Home
Simon Bitterman has returned from
an eastern trip of several weeks ex-
tent
Ben Claff left last Friday to at
tend the Social Service Federation
meeting in New Orleans.
]. Lcntcn has returned from Il trip
to st. Louis.
Mr.. Adolph Berger leaves Monday
for st. Louis for n short trip.
David Tcplitz left for New York City
Monday for a visit of about tw"
months with relatives.
Conditions at the !. c. r. s. are
rapidly becoming normal. due to the
efficient management Of the supcrin-
tendent, DIR. Marshak. by next week il
is expected that new patients NAV lie
admitted. Those patients whose clothes
were destroyed by fire have already
been supplied with new ones.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

sa0O Tweed Suiting $3.50 This always pop
InIar sultng IS 81 inches WIDE with about FIVE DIFF
ferent patterns from which to select The regu-
lar price Is ~ 90 the yard sale price 81. so yard
5000 All-Wool PIsids s4.75 New al-wool
pIads. y inches VIDE. N large range of color com
binatlons. are very popular for pleated ,krts. Peg
ular 5000 value sale price s475 tie ,ard
$500 Chiffon Broadcloth s5.25 Beautiful soft
finish chiffon broadcIofh. sponged and shrunk
ready for the needle. IN every color imaginable
Cur regular selling price IS 500 Yard During
tins sale the prlee will be s525 a yard
s675 Tricotine s5.25 An aLwool tric1tne
54 inches wde. With } soft, permanent finish Colors
are navy and black our regular SOS value sale
proe s5.25 yard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

$3.50 Kersey Cloth 50 50 Tire f7r-to E 80 -
the most ~erVftoabe y .17'i0gs = --rer lrds
and cornee in nav and bIa~k Tie -egufa, .r..s
81 50 the ard 9aie Drlce Is SO 50 .ayf
$3.50 All-wool Serge Sls9 Ne roIv -
three pieces If tins nuu7bo~ 0orre~ h t'a-I rrv
and IS snd regularly - 3 so 'te ar9 orrr .ae
prize s1.69
$500 Kurl Cord $1,000 This 80 -sraor'e
newest fabri- IS - .r1he1 Yt1e rooys are srop,
navy and black The regular pride +. $500 : gar4
Our sale price Is $500 avd
s3.25 Hsirine Serge ~ 81. 81 hI.ve1I sr-zs
50 inches nrde IN M and aa-r e'h ar -
pin stripe The regular ay-e +. g51s sa.e rre
81 so the yard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
HARD|NC'S OUTING
NOT ALL PLEASURE
Two Fishing Trips and Game of
Colt. Hours of Shivering, is
Story So Far.

brownsville, Tex. Nov l6-Prosident-
elect Harding has permanently abandoned
hi> storm-hcscgcd vacation cottage at
purnt Isabel and found refuge m Browns
villr from the Wlutrv norther that has
broke ~ hIs outing on the Gulf coast
lie made the trIp Yesterday by auto
mohilc travelling ~ nc and covering the
- muddy miles across the dcsolatc prairie
IA y htflc less than two hours. The dirt
trau over which he came, pronounced
impassthlc ON SUNDAY. had improved
over night, and except for few detour
and much harmless ohlddng, the journey
wa without incident
The motor road was chosen hy the
t'rcsldcnt-clrct despite the fact that the
arrow-gaugr special tram on which
hc made an unsuccessful attempt Ia
escape SUNDAY night trnm the marooned
pain' had been held IN readiness for
= ' ucWcd essay Yesterday. The rescue
part, - automohlcs spent most of the
forenoon picking p practicable way 70
foiut lS,l,cl and Harding quickly ne
ceptci thctr ofcr 20 bring hm IN.
Just h,forr the departure the sun
hrokc through the clouds and smicd
ou roiut Isabel inf the rSt tImC IN nearly
y wc,,k hut the Singing gale showed no
signs 81 abatement
Tho President elect last look 10 sen
revealed his cherished tshIng gro ndS
IA lagunc Nsdrc as q bounding field
~ Whitecaps rom hrst 10 last Hard
ing vacatlon az pulnt Isabel which
hcran les' MONDAY has amounted to
'vn ~hfug trips one game of golf and
man, hours oi lowering about the llt
'ie wood tro with winch hc sought to
kerp h~ cttfago comfortable
lcNene sald tho storm was the worst
thu lrc,ft, had experienced III 20 wears
hat thr lpuk 81 r,llci on the faces Of the
Harding party last night seemed 10 hlc
any prrliefl'u that Tho point ever would
hp,.tnr fhe country s winter capital Mr.
~ Mrs llanlluE VIII pend the remain
lpV tNo iays 1T thclr vlslt - lc\as 1T lie
brownsville hom" Of r. Crcagcr
lawyer horr whose guest thcl were NJ
rnlrt Isabel and on Who's, advice the +
fur rs the guilt roast Mas undertaken
DE-, oiI leave hv sprcrI tram tomorrow
~ \rv orcaus ~ take the ship for
BANANA
nuunr his sta, IN Brownsville, Son I
attn lIqrhuE wil dovotc mmscIf largol, |
ta gpt Ns ~nou as he reached hcrc /
y-frriaN tc rgauyed foursomc at tho |
lir.tN ue, illc Z ptiutrv luh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Simply apply two or three drops Of this
favorite corn remedy and your pam from
that corn ceases forever Then In two
nr three DAYS. II the corn has not dropped
of, take hold with your fingers and lift it
~ as easily ar YOU peel banana You
never enjoyed such instant. delightful
relief from corn misery. yoH never used
anything So perfect as Gets II II never
fails
"Gets-lt costs bu, trifie at any drug
store Money back guaranteed Mid by
a Lawrence 4 Co. Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Y. u. II. DROPS MORE MEN.
Total of sos 10 Go on williamspori Iii
vision j. Report

NdhamSpori. ~ Nov Is "a
auuccment vae made YESTERDAY that
,eiwccu now and November - total
SOS mon will hc lsld 81 on the Vii
emsport dlvISIou Is. the PENNSYLVANIA
Ralroad N thls Iumhcr tho car shop
mpoVes WILL su1cr tho most Is ihcrc
"a hccn dcciic3 dropping of in tho
umhcr of irclgh. cars handled uu lie
dIvlslon daily
The Central Pcunsy wanna dlvIsloa
comprising the Nillamsporf Surhur,
rlmlra and Schuvlkll divisions. wlll lav
n IN tho perlod named total of 1900
mplovCs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Mems $50 Sox white feet & pairs for 100.
Mems $3.50 fine outing flannel Paamas.
nicely trimmed with frogs reduced 70 $500.
Mems 81 q pure Silk Sox. True Shape. made
III all the best colors. at 9sc. All colors
Mems 5000 pure SILK Shirts. a beautiful
selection of patterns from which 70 select. all
sizes. This sale s795.
Mems 500 to 81 50 fine count Perc9le
Shirts Sizes il to IL: full cut Sale Price
$165.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

$3.50 Plaid Serge $500 yard There are only
four pieces III this lot, 50 be early for these beautiful
aIl-Woo plaid> At the special sale prlce Of $500
Yard They wont last long
$3.50 Wool Suitings $500 lust 4 ot II odd
and ends IN tin, assortment, ~ fact only one piece
u i color. The regular price 81 50 yard and
the sale price So 90 4 Nard
sl.25 French Serge SOC BE sure t. Sec tins
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