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SPLENDID PROGRAM
FOR {. |. INSTITUTE
DR.. w. II. Morgan of Baltimore
to Lead Bible Study
Class.

The third annual Epworth League
Institute of the Wilmington NJ T.. Con-
ference will be held at Wesley Collegiate
Institute during week of July 10 to Ia.
This assembly has become very popular
throughout Delaware and the Eastern
Shore of Maryland A big crowd has
registered, so much so that it is doubtful
as to whether the Collegiate Institute
will be able to accommodate all who
want to attend Some are asking for
the privilege of tenting on the campus
rather than miss the opportunities that
the Institute affords. Wilmington
churches have registered more than fifty
young people. |. T. Mills, the district
president who put over the Winter In
stitutc, is largely responsible for this large
delegation.
Delegates are coming from the entire
conference territory and some will attend
from Philadelphia.
The institute is run on the plan of the
Great Silver Bay and Northfeld Confer
ences. The best talent Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church are members of the
faculty. The recreations for the week
will he under the guidance of the best
recreational directors While the morn
ing will he spent in study of the different
phases of the work of the church, the
afternoons will be spent in rest, recreations
and hikcs-and the prominent annual
feature is a straw ride to Barratts Chapel,
q mecca for Methodists throughout the
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country The recent General Conference
took note Of these Institutes throughout
the United States. and through the bishops
address urged their support by all pastors
and district supcrintendents.
The Dover Institute is one Of chain
Of Institutes reaching from coast TO
corst and from the Lakes 20 the Gulf.
Several new Institutes are being added
this year
Rev Or W IT Morgan Of First Church.
Baltimore. will be the teacher OF Bible
study this year. Lovers Of the young
people, meetings at Ocean Grove will be
glad to learn that DR. Morgan has con-
scnted to be at the institute for week.
DR. Morgan is known throughout the
country a. a leader among young people
and is now filing one of the most proIui-
nent pulpits IN Methodism.
Or. J. G.. Bieri Of Philadelphia viii
teach the class IN Methods and will assist
in the athletics Rev Milton McCann
viii represent the Board Of Sunday Schools
and vii, teach class in Sunday School
Methods.
Miss Elsie Freeman OF Washington. y
c.. viii lect ire twice each day on training
Of the child life for the activities Of the
church
heN. W " MOORE OF HADUefS y. D.
will teach the clPss in Social Service.
Rev, James A. Leach of Greensboro,
Md. viii teach the class in Evangelism.
Rev George l.. Sterling Will represent
the Board of Foreign Missions, and will
teach the class in Foreign Missions, and
direct the Recreations.
Rev, ]. T. Price of Hurlock, Md, will
teach the class in Church History.
w. G. Harris. pastor of Goodman. il
dean of the institute and will have charge
oG the morning watch teaching at this
hour the value Of Christian Stewardship
Miss Carrie Dempsey of Gaiena Md
will be dean of the Ladies Hail and will
assist in teaching Junior Methods.
Prominent men will lecture every
evening. among them DIR. Morgan, who
will give his famous lecture, From Iron
Puddler 10 Pulpit DIR Morgan will
eso preach st Wesley NJ. +. Church
on Sunday morning to the members ot
the Institute.
The splendid campus, swimming pool
gymnasium and nearby lake offer splendid
feciIities for recreation.
DR. H G Budd. president of the Wesley
Collegiate Institute viii have genera
oversight of the ssembly-lending him
sci: to the general success of the Institute
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JULY THE FOURTH.
By Edgar A. Guest.

Like men and women the days are born
They come and go and are soon for
They throb with passion and love and
scorn
And fill a place in life's tangled plot,
But few are the days in a golden age
That write their fame upon histOrys
page.
Here is day that shall never die!
As that morn when Christ to the man
ger came,
So shall this day of an old July
Shine out to men with the light of
fame;
Out of the millions of days to be,
This one shall glow in mans memory.
II brought a message to all mankind,
1t broke their shackles and set them
free.
1t opened the doors to the human mind,
1t ended the rule of all tyranny;
Though little they caught Of its meaning
then,
New hope had come to the lives Of men.
Light was to shine in the places dark,
Schools were To rise on the barren p lalns
The son of the peasant should make his
mark,
And live in aland where justice reigDs;
Though ours was the race that gave it
birth,
This day brought freedom TO all the
earth
Like men and men the swift days come,
And they fill a place in LIES tangled
plot,
And the shadows fall and the lips grow
dumb
Then they join the past and are soon
forgot.
But forever while flags of freedom fly
Men shall keep this day of an old July.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
wEgTNf1tsTrR.

WEH1NfN1sTEH-
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney street.
Preaching tomorrow at 1890 q. m, by
Rev. Robt. D. Bedingcr. The vesper
services have been discontinued. West
minister church will cooperate with the
other churches IN the open air services at
Washington Heights Park, Eighteenth
and Van Buren, streets ut 7.30 p. m.
WEST.
West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets, Rev. u. Franklin
Smiley pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
Subject, H., Good Government 7,
"Hnmonty's Need" Sunday school at
10 n. m. Prayer service Wednesday
3 p. IN. Eaoh service is for one hour
anBENHTLL.
Greenhill Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Thomas Kerr, pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning by the pastor Sunday
school and other regular meetings at the
usual hours No evening service, congre-
gation joining in open air worship ut
Washington Heights.
FIRST AND CENTRAL.
First and Central Presbyterian Church,
NHfEFt Sffttt hioSt ASiuhls lFtsehafif
tomorrow morning by Rev. J. NJ. Hubbeft,
D. d, of Philadelphia Sunday school
and other regular meetings ut the usual
hours. Judge W s. Priekett will ad-
dress the Sunday school IN the main audi
tofium at II O'Clock.
FIRST, DELAWARE CITY.
First Presbyterian Church Delaware
City, Rev Robert &. Pitzer, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing by pastor. Subject, 1890, Rep
resentation" 80, Childrens Day t,x-
ercisea Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
FLsMERE.
Elsmere Presbyterian Church, Rev.
+. W Matthews, pastor Preaching to
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor Subject, II, Holding Fast q
''Scrappcd Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
HANOVER.
There will be but one service IN Hanover
Presbyterian Church. Eighteenth and
Boulevard, tomorrow. that at the morning
hour, when Rev Charles r. Bohner will
preach ON The Christian and the state
In the evening Hanover congregation will
join in the park service
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CHURCH PARK SERVICE.
Second Of the Series on WAsh'nxtor
Heights Tomorrow Might.

The second ~ the series - outdoor
union religious services vii ts held ip
Brandywine Park, Eighteenth and Mon
roe streets, tomorrow evening. ~ VII D. =
patriotio-religiOiis noeting % - addfssa'q
by Rev. George &. Williams, IN>iOr n
McCabe VI. T.. Church on The Demands
of Today" The Philharmonic Band.
under direction of !. Morris Hobinson, ylil
present special program u pairiotic
airs; the congregation will ung TIE ma
tional anthem and the quartet ~ Wet
minister Presbyterian Church Vill slny
The band program will bc March
Uncle sam" Dalby; song n the
Nation" Lamp, religious meditation.
The Great BEYOND" Brooks. This ron.
cert will begin a. 7.i5 O'Clock and coz
tinue until 7.30 The entire aervice willf fe
over by $40.
An audience of 200 persons atiendfd
the opening service u The series last -lln
day night when Rev Charlie J. lnndcr
spoke Or Candee D. now in lJelawntf
Hospital. recovering from On operatipn iNf
Appendicitis lIo Rad hopod 20 take 1n
active part in nll the servi0eH bh hf
illness has prevented. There Niil lr sca'-
for all
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
NfIItTIf.

NORTH
North Baptist Church, Lincoln street,
near Delaware avenue Rev William l..
Pettingill pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor. Sub
ject, 1920, "A New Kind Of Convenl-
ton; 80, "Om Unfading Inhsri-
tancc." Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
SECOND.
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
franklin streets, Rev. J. l.. A. Henry,
ID. ID. Preaching tomorrow morning at 10
30. As there viii be no evening service, the
members Of the Church and congrega-
ton are invited to worship with the Della
ware avenue Baptist Church ~ 100, at
which time DR.. Irwin will report on the
recent meeting Of the Northern Baptist
Convention held at Buffalo.
DELAWARE AvENUE.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Rev. j. Y. Irwin pastor Preaching to
morrow morning and evening by pastor
Subject, 1890, Hearing and Seeing The
Christ" 7.30, Report Of Recent Baptist
convention. Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours
SWEDISH.
Swedish Baptist Church, Vandever
avenue and Church streets l045 sermon,
subject Splendid Poverty" !, Z 20, preach
ing in English, subject Seventh Day
Adventism in the light Of the Holy Scrip
ttires. THE Lord p Supper will be celebrated
at the close Of the service
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
FIRST

FIRST.
First Methodist Protestant Church,
Seventh street; below Walnut, Rev
Warren II. Hodges, pastor Preaching
tomorrow at 10.45, on Danger Signals !;
s, Gods Chosen People Y Z. S. c. f.
at 7. 30 The Sabbath school will con-
tinue to hold its sessions at 2.15 The
Vacation Bible School will begin July 6.
The sessions will be held in the lecture
room from $50 to ll.30 each day, ex-
cept Saturday and Sunday. The children
of the community are invited.
SECOND.
Second M. p Church, Fifth avenue and
Anchorage street, Rev B. +. Jester,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual hours.
PENlNSULA.
Peninsula NJ p. Church, Rev l.. b.
Smith pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by pastor Subject 7.30,
knowledge" Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours,
The members and friends of the church
are invited to meet with the Ladies Aid
Soriety at the parsonage, COB West Nine
teenth street Tuesday evening OF next
week at s O'Clock.
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BRANDYWINE SUNNI T.
Patriotic Exercises to Be Held Next
Monday Evening.

The patriotic committee at Summit
Camp has arranged a great program for
Monday evening, commencing at 7.30.
A musical program will be conducted by
DR.. ]. Marvin Hanna, with Prof. Fred
Starke as organst. There will be patriotic
addresses by JOSIAH Marvel and DR.. G. l..
Hubbard. The ladies will have a sale of
ice cream, cakes, lemonade, soft drinks
and fancy articles during the afternoon
and evening.
On Sabbath afternoon Mrs. Rhoads will
open her Sabbath school and Rev. Ray
mond W. Cooke, assistant pastor of St.
.Pauls Church, will preach at $50.
The cottages are rapidly filling and
only few are now offered for rent;
among the latest arrivals are James Wilson
and family of West Grove, Pa, and Mrs.
Abrams and family from Norwood, Pa.
The new electric light plant is working
fine and it is expected that the entire
grounds will be fully illuminated on
Monday evening.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rnArrnNAL eprrrrrhf1sra.

FRATERNAb BPIRlTHhIIYfs.
The Fraternal Spirltualist Church
formerly at 907 Tatnall street, now meets
at Eden Hell, 2O8 Delaware avenue,
second floor, Sunday NJ 730 p. m, con
ducted by Mrs Moore with floral mes
sages by Mr.. Foley Of Philadelphia
cHRrsTIAv SCIENCE.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Park Place and Van Buren, street, viii
hold service Sunday morning a. II
o'clock; subject Of the lesson-sermon,
God /"
FREE METHODIST
Free Methodist Chapel, corner Seventh
and Bennett streets, A. \. Meyer IN
charge Preaching ~ II q. m. and 7f5
p. m. Other services 70 the usual hours.
FIRST
First Seventh Day Adventists Church.
1904 Howland street, Rev. r. r. Collier.
pastor. Preaching Saturday morning by
+. r. Collier. Sabbath school and other
regular meetings st the usual hours
PROGRESSIVE sPrRrTuALIsTs.
Sunday evening service 7.45 O'Clock ~
the First Progressive Spiritualist Church
Pythian Castle Hall, gO6 West street
Service conducted by Mrs Ellen VI GofT
llcentiate, messa ges BY Mrs De Lancey ~
Philadelphia
ST. TrFF'g.
81 Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church
Monroe and Eighth streets Sunday
school ~ Q n m morning prayer, holy
communion and sermon AZ II a. m F..
evening prayer and sermon al 40
IMMANUEfs.
Emmanuel Church, Seventeenth and
Riverview avenue Rev q. w Clash
rector. Holy communion, 745; holy
communion and sermon. ~ no evening
errvien
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OUR DUTY TO OUR COUNTRY.
C. Z. Topic Interpreted by Rev. F. W.
Matthews.

First NE must have love for our country
II we are Christians, indeed, this will lead
Us To pray for our country, and be willing
to serve it, and in every way help in the
upllft of our nation 1t is easier to 90
through the motions than to do the real
thing, when that thing requires a little bit
of unselfsh devotion We frequently
talk of doing our duty. but seldom put It in
into practice. There IS much "socalled
patriotism that expends its energy on the
fourth OF July in fireworks, when it really
lacks the love for our fellow-countrymen
which is the soul OF all patriotism. The sky
rockets, etc. may be all right. but it is
only once a year. while duty to our
country demands a devotion of life's
energies all the year round. Are we doing
our duty even as we see it?
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Small Boy Hurt; Hit by Auto.

John Wieniewski. Z years old, 10l4
Maple street was struck by an automobile
driven by Henry G. Ferrell, of Richardson
Park, yesterday afternoon while playing
in the street in the vicinity of Van Buren,
and Mapie streets. The boy was taken to
the Physicians and Surgeons hospital
where it was found he suffered slight
contusions of the scalp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
NO SMALL COINS IN ALASKA.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Dawson, Y. r., June 2O.-Though
luxury taxes call for small coins, the Yukon
Development League has rejected pro-
posal to introduce dimes and nickels into
local circulation. Dawson never has had
any smaller coin than the twenty-five
cent piece and will adhere to it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
PUBLIC BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.

Overture, Light Cavalry" Suppe
Selection, ''War Song of BOYS in
Blue" ............ Laurendeau
ldyIl, Whispering Flowers"
Won Blon
Xylophone solo, Venetian Moon"
and "Dardanella"
BY Howard r. Ingram.
Melodies from 'Katinka" Friml
Waltz, Southern Roses" - Strauss
Fantasia. Evolution of Dixie" Lake
American Patrol ... Meacham
Philharmonic Band, under ]. Norris
Robinson.
SING PROGRAM.
Bubbles Hail Columbia" "Star
Spangied Banner, It'll We Meet Again"
LET the Rest of the World Go BY,
"Battle HYMN of the Republic, March
ing Through Georgia, "Hot Time in the
Did Town Tonight. There's a Long,
Long Trail" Over There america.
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LUTHERAN
ST. srEruFS

st. Stephen. Lutheran Church, TatnaIl
street near eventh street. Rev Frederic
Docrr pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing by pastor Subject. 1890, 4 Noble
Beneii ciarv No evening service. sun
day school at l2l5
TRINITY.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Con-
cord avenue and Twenty-third street,
Rev Milton II Stine, d. D.. pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning by the
pastor Subject, II a. m. In the
Opportune Time 30. park service.
Sunday school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
OLD AWEnEa.

OLD 68EUbS-
Old Swedea + r.. Church. Seventh and
Church streets. Rev Robert BELL. vicar
lIolv communion. : n. m holy commun-
ION and sermon, II; Sunday school, 2.J0,
evening prayer and sermon, TO.
TRINITY.
Trinity T. T.. Church Della ware
avenue and Adams street. Rev Frederick
NJ. kirkus. rector Holy communion
at 80 n. m, litany. holy communion
aud sermon at II q. IN. Rev. A. J.. Jones
viii preach.
CALVARY.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets, Rev Edmund II
Stevens, rector go church school !.
l015 holy communion and sermon
Subject. Winged Victory" 7.45 twilight
organ recital and evening prayer. Miss
Caroline EIeinel viii play the first ot q
series Of summer evening programs
ST. ANDREWS.
81. Andrew r. +. Church. Shipley
and Eighth streets. Rev Richard W.
Trapncll rector, Holy Communion at
<. holy communion NJ II No evening
service. The congregation of St. Andrew :
Is invited 70 JOIN IN the open air service
on Washington Heights IN the evening
81. Johns.
ST. Johns p. T. Church. Concord
avenue and Market street. Rev. Alban
Richcy. ID. D., rector. 30, toly com
muuion: II morning PRAYER and sermon
hy Rev Chas Fl Holmead, VI. A..
curate, q eycnsong.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
A. G. Wakefield to Lecture.

A. G. Wakefield will give a free lecture
on Friday o clock in Jr. o. u. A. NJ Hall,
gO7 Tatnall street on the subject, ''Perse-
yerance in Well Doing"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
UNION CHURCH PLAY A SUCCESS

The play given by Tho ohoir II mon
VI T. Church under tie direction a Nh
Elizabeth y johnson, Thursday evening
in the vestry u ihe church eas pro
nounced succeas The Ministcrs Wife
New Bonnet vas tho tiflc - The pir
and the dialogur wns InferFTeraed wI'I
some delightful music.
The principal roles we're taken d.
Mary Morrison F0rrnoe Enns ~ idrt
Mason. r Gertrude smith Nrs Heb
s. Fills, Ellen Ashby. Virginia Ashh
Mrs Elsie Downiug. Messrs Oliver EpTe
son, n Leroy Boyd, Marvin Cr0sssf
Howard Mccall. " Hayer spTy
Tho play viii - repeated upr fal
Lost sornething2 Try classified ~
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Belgium will build a tunnel for street
cars, vehicles and pedestrians under the
river Scheldt.
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Every Evenings classified advertise
ncnts bring results Proved by the salts
action Of many and will be to you.--Adv.
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Inst sornething2 Try a classified Al
vertisement IN Every Evcning Ar
The Washington herald., 1920-07-25
WILSON RETICENT
ON MORAL SUPPORT"
TO SOVIET VICTIMS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
be learned. has not expressed itself
on the prospective result of the ar
mistice. 1t is morally certain, how
ever, that the United States will,
by diplomacy. seek to protect Po-
land from any proposed treaty
which would make Russia her suz-
Grain. The White House stands for
an absolutely independent Poland
Loan Terms In Doubt.
Russia will naturally impose
terms of indemnity on Poland and
possibly Russia will insist that these
be a prior lien as against loans by
the allies and the United States to
Poland. 1t is likely that in i'm
posing her terms of peace Russia
will be guided by the plans of the
allies toward Germany when she was
forced to agree to indemnities.
As 1t looks today the United
States interest in the armistiCe is.
what kind of peace will Russia
seek to exert from Poland, how can
the United States money invested
in Poland be secured, and whether
Russia will endeavor to dictate such
terms as will force Poland to a
position of a subordinate state
The Washington herald., 1920-07-25
GOVERNMENT ROLLS
LOSE 3, ,593 IN JUNE

Separations from the civilian per-
sonnel Of the executive branch of
Federal government in the District
during the period of June 1 to June
80 inclusive, were more than double
the number of additions.
Though 6,sss separations have
been made, the addition to other
departments of 3,0s6, has made the
actual reduction of employees only
$500.
The greatest increase has been in
the Department of Commerce, where
there have been 1,14o additions and
3s0 separations.
During the month the Department
of State reduced 50: the Treasury,
4o5; War Department. 1880: Navy,
71s; ONCE of Superintendent of
State. War and Navy Building, 131;
Federal Trade Commission, 10;
Shipping Board, 46
The Washington herald., 1920-07-25
''GINGER ALE THIEF"
BEATS GROCERYMAN

Washington police were intro
duced last night to new type from
the criminal world - the ginger
ale hold-up man"
AS a result of the bandits visit
to the capital, Jack Beckelbaum,
proprietor of a grocery store at 200
Rhode Island avenue northwest, is
nursing a sore and swollen head.
Beckelbaum was closing his es-
tablisnment about 10 o'clock last
night when the desperado, de-
scTibed as "a dark skinned colored
II an" entered and asked for saus-
e. Beck kelbaum turned to his neat
counter. The man struck him heav-
lily on the head with a blunt i1stru-
ment. grabbed two bottles of gin
ger-ale and darted out the door.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-25

"a tobacco users chances Of recorsry from
malignant diseases are lesSebed 5oS" This
Indicates that during epioemics 0f infusrza.
pneumonia. etc, one should b. more careful
about the amount Of tobacco used.
II an sIcessive user of tobacco would also
read the eIpsriebces 81 such suthorties IS
DE-. John LAHars. DR.. 7. n. Crothsrs Georrr
Torrence, Superintendent Of the ulinois STATE
Reform 5ory. DR.. A c. Chnton. Of San Fran-
cisco. DR.. Chzs. G. Pease. Dr.. Pidduck of
London. DR.. ]. X. Htrshhelo and many other
vriters on the subject one is hound to stop
and consider whether he or she Is usinr 10
bacco 10 a dangerous point
IL Is not the purpose of the writer of this
ADVERTISEMENT 10 scare all users of tobzcro
In fact IL win probably not Interest the mod
crate user az all, but Il j. hoped that ths
careless, thOuEhtiess. intemperste user who's
constitution will not stand the strain viii
not only read but will heed the informsti stiou
and advice given. The main Object Of this
announcement Is 10 place before the public
the merits Of nub-seCrrt. nou-in furious
remedy for curing the destre for toharco
stimulation or for completely destroying the
taste for tobacco. IL Is called Ni~otol Il
was introduced about year Ero. Today IL
Is sold by most 81 the leHding drufFiEts IN
every state. Nir0fol j. not only sald hv
these druggists. but IS guaranteed ~ them
70 do all that l. claimed or the money viii
BE- cbeerfully refunded.
II you wish % know positively n tohar~o
i iniurinE you. just make the following
test: Take Nicot0l tablets for . wesk or %
and note how much better you will feel
You will need NJ further evidence % con-
vince you that tobacco is not nec~sssrv for
your health or happiness and you will he
surprised az how easy IL vas - overcome
the habit. And II az any time you wish 20
resume the Use Of tob1rro in modsrs tion
you can safely do -. with the assurance
whea rou wish 10 ~urh your cravings Gftin
Nirotol will come 60 your rescue
II your regular druggist has NJ Nicctol In
stock he Gan quickly obtain h for you from
his j6hbeT 1T you are certain 70 md u It
Peoples Drug Stores Of this city. AL drug
rists sell Nicotol On positive money re-
funded guarantee WHY Dot start tcdEyf
The Washington herald., 1920-07-25
38 WOMEN POISONED
AT SOCIETY EVENT

Cleveland, July "a. - Physicians
and chemists were puzzled today by
the serious illness Of thirty eight
Cleveland women and the lesser ILL
ness of three score others follow
ing a luncheon attended by more
than 200 women at the home of a
Lakewood society leader. The symp-
toms indicate typhoid fever, DR.. H.
l. lockwood, health commissioner
of Cleveland, said.
Physicians ministering to the
women say that while the symptoms
are similar, they do not believe that
the malady is typhoid. lockwood
ordered samples of food from tine
caterers establishment. which sup
piled the luncheon brought to his
office.