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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28

at@S1OieetS duu SutCos5oOts o. ~ De lnCUI
poruted and made a. body polite un
der the name aud style Of Bruins
wick Laundry, Incorporated,' for the
period Of Twenty years. with the priv
ilege Of renewal i'll accordance with
law.
SECOND ~
The principal office of said corpora
tian shall be at Brunswick Glynn
county. Georgia. hut petitioners de
sire tie right to said corporation Of
establishing branch offices for the
transaction of it's business at any
other place, or places, either within
nr without the State. Of Georgia, as
may be deemed desirable.
i THIRD -.
The object Of said corporation is
necuniary gain to it's stock holders.
Petitioners desire for said corpora
ion the right to carry on and trans
act. the business of geneal steam
laundry and dry cleaning business.
FIFTH.
Petitioners desire that the capital
stock of said corporation shall be
TWENTY FIVE Thousand DOL
LARS, with the privilege of increas
ing the same. at any time and from
sine TO time, by a. majority vote of
the stockholders. to any amount not
exceeding SEVENTY FIVE THOUS
AND DOLLARS. Said capital stock
10 be divided into shares Of One Hun
|stlfed Dollars each.
's~ SIXTH
Petitioners desire Tor said corpora
lion the power to receive in payments
of subscriptions to it's capital stock
at fair valuation, money or property
or labor which il suitable OF necessary
in the business OF said corporation );
to buy. sell. rent, lease own and i'm
prove real and personal property. in
eluding the securities of other cor
pcrations, when such ownership: does
Enot eottrovene 't1fe.Btaws, of Georgia
to issue and SER from time to5 time
It's own bonds Of any kln1 receiving
in reteurn the. value of said bonds
either. in lump sum Or in install
ments, and said bonds to be payable
either erlatly or atra lxed date tor
the whole issue; toshprrreW money ana
. 4
plelige. in any way end by any legal
for moi security, any part OF all of its
property, real or personal, o both, to
secure the payment of the same; to
amend its charter1n any way heslr,
able upon apptication 70 'ne superior
court Oh LYNN oouutS' "eofsla' ~
. majority vote OF IL stockholders-i
e'o, by < jial3}I3t5, vote g lts STOCK
~ Y tsss ~ y
mug ess. t;sit'.Sst q NV !'foHet1s, M
1'dafe HTS ai'aifs, pay us Srfd1liors
qua divide the remainder oFtlt,S- as
ets among IT'S SIecknoldersgl IN, pro
poft}oh 90 hnelr respective lnltelfsts'
10 adopt by majority vote@i9t It's
@tockhoiaers such by-iaWs aS II may
may desire lor IT'S government ~ are
not III confIct with the laWskoF fFeor-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28

For RENT rponlssand KITCHEN
cite for light honsekee ping, furnished
W fgrnished. with electric lights,
gas. bath md use of telephone, ioca-
led eb RiehiAand street. Apply to 4.
RI Hopkins & Son, 1916 Newcastle ST..
moo MS TO REIN TT Nicely furnished
screened rooms for rent, one with
private bath: board Il desired Ap
ply at 1876 Union ST. phone 743.. tt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28

Sheet Metal Workers,
M|iachlinists, Pipefitters
EIGHTY CENTS an Hour
Ferry Shipbuilding Co, Fl.
Wentworth, Savannah Ga.
WANTED = Energetic young man in
circulation department. Call at The
News business office.

WANTED To purchase medium,
sized house in good locality Pre-.
+ fer large lot Address Box 70.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28

LOST, STRAYED. or stolen frem 500
London st.. bull pup Reward IL
returned to Miss Helen Branham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
PRISON EXPERT IS
INVITED TO WORKHOUSE
Board cf Trustees Asks DR.. Hart.
New Yorker, to Advise
With Warden.

1t Is understood that the BoaTd oi
Trustees OF the New Castle county work
house has invited DIR. Hart, the welt
known New York prison expert. TO visit
the institution here and advise with
Warden Plunmrr with reference to prison
management. DR.. Hart Is regarded aS
authority on the subject
II was stated ut the workhouSc yeStcr-
,lay that plans are helng made Tor the
consolidation uf the two clothing mani-
featuring shops. using the larger room
Tor the purpose. and allowing Tor The use
of the smaller room Tor assembly pur-
poses for the prisoners. and for indoor
3ecreation
Among other improvements that ="
plsnned at the institution, IS the nei
lion of drinking fountain IN the rlaN-
Grounds within the prison walls and there
will be additions m'thc sanitary lcq'4i'c-
ments ON the grounds.
The woIkholse has been gone over IN
every department. since the advent OF the
new warden. and everything IS N tlptoP
shape, clean and bright, aud would seem
tn he ready at any time for I he InSpccli"h
of any committee ON sanitation or prison
management.
During recreation hours yesterday many
nf the prisoners we're practcng WITH ti"
hall and bat. getting ready inr the game
next Saturday afternoon. Tor which tW"
teams have been picked ftom among the
inmates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
CHORUS WORKS ON
CREA T|ON NJ USIC
Preparing for PLAYHOUSE Perform
ance of This Master Work cn
Sunday, May 10.

\ r1uSlnm rehearsal OF thN ( fcatIon
was held hv The Community Chorus ~
IN, High school last evening. calling
io-ta favorable comment fron leader
HARRY Raruhart and from chs rlcS q
Noolsc> 81 Baltimore. 4 noted 4 lW~clau.
Who Wls song header during thr war,
whom MIR Barnharl made his aF Fquain'-
ance. H. accepted Mr. BarnhorE lnti-
tgtIon ~ 10 present al the CFcatlon
.couccrt IN thc Play housa Z wcfk from
Sunday
Tbr details of this concert Will he an
nounced latrr \ noted New York
tenor i IA viru nnd there will fIc an or
chc~tra 81 The necessary vnlu me AMI
ru4Iit> 4 strong effort Is being made
to induce Mr. Barnhart to ing the
ha~~o rolc himself
4, u-Jlal tie seats Will to free, he ilCk-
ct> beng distributed on applicati3n At The
iahl Hi The Palm room ~ the iotci di
Point 3lt nest week The ticket system
Il .,.n,trd for the convenience pf those
nho wish to uvoii the usual r. Esh, lut
the r.- rvAtInu extends only ~ ne TIL
enuing ot thc concert after winch nn
~aai, will i, held
Ihc catalogue committee i- hn r. -"euf-
Inr advertisements to ASSIST u 1efra inc
lhc e\pen- of Ito affair Nh tfanA
Nognon hcnl th, chairman
litr ucNt rehearsal will hc oH uesiaN
Niav li and there will III in Ntra rc-
hrar-d saturday night MaN la
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
RAILROAD OBJECTS
Continued from p &c :

that tho government had no legal right
10 take the rairuad's right q way Tor ih
widening projects. Col. lcrycy chilled
attention to the condemnation proceed
,ngs IN the nited States Court. to winch
no objection was raised at he time by
the railroad and which acquired under
the right uf eminent domain all ground
necessary fof the government planS WITH
reference 10 the canal Col Jcrvcy
stated that il would hc the government $
contention that title to the land nov
rested with the War Department ter this
work
cor. TRXEY OUTLINES GOVERN Nh NJ flAN
Col .Icrvcv SAID il was the govern
rncn,'s plans Ia deepen the canal to 7
dcpth III 25 feet below sca level IN tho
immediate future, and u was h"pe't 20
gct IN appropriation Of 81 Nn,0h to
begin the work. IN the rivers and harhors
bill now pending II was intended event
t1alN Ia deepen The canal to - tcct
In th,. discussion of the matter ~ pIcf~
lor the bridge. Cul JcrvcN said i would
-acIn hc matter of wisdom Tor ihc railroad
Ia % ri lcu~t - feet and preferable ~
fcei Under tie requirements ot the
present pIanS. the road wolld have 70 20
Is feet dccn for picrs
Tie railroad officials nert asked ~
Col Icrvcv as 'o what would be tho
attitude it the road nn . proposition g.
III ahead and 10 the vnrh required ~
fbo government Ks -eon aS u could s'e
lanu. and IA the matter u compensation
~ settled later Il Mas @iJggC @te,i iv Mi
Rlgg~ hat such i proposition Is pls'erd
II writing ana tln~ Vlii nc done
Th. plans for new hridgc over hc
ca,4l call lnr nuc with lIft III i erntral
-pau. Il5 irut long t allow passage a'
vessels nIth ~lrr~t ructure - high IL
40 fcci Thu would incau INT a 'a
iccl uiorr thau at present. and WoaN
all,v ihc passage 81 large vessels Il i
estimated thai >u.h i bridge moHid cos'
abcut SnNh0.
Letters wrrc rraA Il, ,ol lervcy from
phtlad,luhia lrd Baltimore commercial
aui ~upwn4 organizations endorsing
III, government plau- wtih f1eIeact
,0 fhc cand
lu~ vhcu 4 do,t-tea II regard 'a th,
matters ln contreNrI Wili hr rAthe''
Il nat Known From tho hearing hl-
morning Col tcrycv VIII make rcpari
and Recommendations 81 le War Depart
ncnt aud il j. supposed n Nicw II III,
Importance =, fhc H.attgr, spd me if-srt
ts plsh Ihe work fhat 4 dcrsiaa Wall y
reached III the u-ar iIltur"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
STATE ASSEMBLY Y
Continued from page

That an cfToi will bc made to end
the session this week, if possible, Is
heard on all sides, as the members many
OF whom are farmers and fruit growers,
want 10 get back to their homes for their
spring and summer work.
ALFREp l. IN PoNF URGES RNTIFlC ALTON
Republican members Of the Legislature
received from Alfred l. du Pont Today .
long letter advocating equal suffrage. Mr..
du Pont said he was convinced that y
national emergency conironts thd people
which chn ke more easily solved ht grant
ing women TIE privilege Of vothg. ity
atityIna culal suffrage, he told tcruh'l~
can legislators who havc tern opposing
ratification. You Will undoubtedly hr
dong the lest thing for yunr ountry,
your party nad yoUr STATE.
Among the persons throngng I he state
Housa corridors were former nlted
States Senator J. Frank Alice. Judge.
Daniel O. Hastings, ID, Nj. Wilson,
Charles II Grant land. Oliver a. Newton,
Newton l. Grubb, ,Iamcs G. shaw lhom-
as + Bavard. Rev Zach Wells and Rev.
T. G. Prcttyman
Il was predicted this morning hat the
votes on equal suffrage ratification and
school code revision will he identical.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
DEATHS.

RaLI-At Nontchanip Del 81 Na1 !.
1920 William + Bali aged 50 years
Relatives friends aud Wawas"t irlhr
No . Impd @ i NJ 1fe inNitci u. ~
dcnce, al MontChanjn. Del. on FRIDAY after
noon Nav : at O'Clock standard time
Interment at Nj salem cemetery
D0wNEN- this city. on May 1920
Emily fane widow oi STEPHEN pnwn">
funeral + me- se services viii IL, hell At nor late
rasidencr fp2o WcsI Tcuth street up tri
day morning Mas at ~ 30 Z el"eh IN
5erment private.
EATON this Cit>. on May $40,
Robert ID. Eaton aged 32 years
Relatives friends and employees st Ihe
PB & ". X L. Co Jefferson Lodge,
l. o. q. F. ard Delaware Frihe. 9 y,
NJ. are invited to attend the funeral STU
vices at his late residence 'un West
twenty y-nfth street. on fhursd1y afternoon
NAV g. at 5 O'Clock fNiimington time
Interment at iIiNcrYigw cemetery
MILLER In this city on MAY l"-o
george NJ Miller 10 ms i>th Year
Funeral 4trVi@c Viii he held ~ htS lait
~,sidencp. 2oo1 Shallcro~> aVrunr. IN Erl
,lay afternoon. Mas III Z . ct1'e iHlt'
ucnt private
SHARPLEX IN this otts on May +, I92e
F. Frank Sharpiey
Relatives and friends IT iuNttFd ta ai iftnI
the funeral strSlre> at tho residence -
r LYMAN a05 Brocmr street On Thursday
afternoon May =. III cloch cit3 iiH'
tntermcnt priNaf2
SMITH on Alas at Wt>f 'hE~tr lit
Eliza A smith. widow ~ Juufla.
B smith IL Wilmington l1el in hcr Sist
year
Services on THURSDAY evening at = o.cI,tk
at the residence ~ q T. FaHcrft lt"~t+tsal' I
avenue West Chester IntsrurHt at WI
Inngfan and Brands y 'nr aH5etrf}. M
,rlingt0D ScrN ices III the Chapoi an ttidaN
at q clock Wilmington titnc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
SCHOOL TEACHER WAS
FORCED TO GIVE UP
Gives All Credit for Remarkable
Recovery to Man
tone.

Miss susan Hall, a well-known teacher
Of a Baltimore High school Who resides
in that city. tells OF her remarkable re-
rovery to perfect health alter months q
misery and suffering
u Was on thc verge u nervous
breakdown he SAYS Whtelf forced
nae to gltc ~ n1 school Vol Us nerNes
actually tortured me, DaetnrHe a0af
treatments failed to..ffact fny ireil.les an=
til i friend urged M t. rs Dr Ma.
Donald prescription Maitoae
took Mantonc and Do noa know ny
appetite returned my food dig5-ted be-
ter and gradually M nerves heeane
stronger Color returned 70 nA eheefb7
and in short tiuic returned to ny
sc.ool duties we'll woman. AIantage
has my hcaFtie9t endorsement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
WOMEN SHRINK
FROM MODESTY
Bear Grievous Pain Rather
Than Make Grievous Con-
dit:on Known.

Tho subject af The complaints pe-
ctllar IL women i delicate one, yet y
/. a duty r. al that = pure and noble
IN sister daughter a1fe and mother 81
1T thg.a know that no@f of tac1r de-
raugrHeuts ere ale primarily 70 nervous
debility
sNans suffering woman, influenced
bs shrinking rlodestv. has borne tins
grIexaa. condition rather than make 81
personal appeal .aid the Tanlac Man.
" hen thes >as ! am al rundown. 81
nervasis aad debllltated that means that
thex are victims of this modern maIady
such women. ard thcs are Innumerable
n Ill laeaifa- suffer from headaches.
LIS q aHpetite. sleep.fssness and de-
preston al snIritz, and Tan.ac j tonic
appetizer aud myigorant IS Just what
thev need
Tau!ac whfea builds ~ the system.
creates healthy appetite promotes
digestion and assimilation o5 food vital
lzes the blood brings back color . ne
checks and the sparkle Of health 70 ne
evcs Nov sod here by \ b Danlorth aud
al leading druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
THOMAS GOES TO PRISON.
He was harzed With Having Prohibited
Drugs in His Possession.

~,t+.Jt1 Thomas was sentenced - -
taaT.tt- 81 shr uorAh0u~c and $500 iiue
l;i tnu,t q tancra sessions inns morning
fH IayluZ prohibited IrIg- IN ms pos
session. Ie i nov serving j AIun'cipal
Cu.tt -cutrnc, tor being s. drug addict
IL wa- oalght March with so worth
af uurhpug upon tam Police officers
-st br VA irving to ~teAI IN au 3Inobi.e
when arrested but hc denied "il memory
o. t!u~
Clarence Mccoy was hncd $40 and
c.,~re tor pointing q pistol L was tcsu-
jiei lat during quarrel over wages be
thrrataacd 3 XII. the family O the farmer
for whom he works. and pointed "A pistol
Ill 1ie vie. tbs reputation has been
good lr tinc Was made smai4 beca'iSe
-. cl.r. ir the case amount t1 s. 63
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
PHllA. PRODUCE MAREET.

By associated Press II Every Evening
Philadciphia Ma, ; Corn y So
quality and locaina. saal 81 fAe al
tcr for \o : yellow
Oa,. ~ ,. White | iOal 81. W :.
White l.>I@9
B4ttcr Me-tefn creamery. extra 81.
nearby prints fancy. 72a1t
Cheese \en Nork tail mik. laue1.
held .;la31 do Ordinary to choa 21a30.
ID current make. fancy, held 3}a3i
frc. Nearby hrsts, Sic per dozen,
10 current receipts. H. western extra
dr,;s IS !, do.. tislS. = !. fancy selected
packed 5Ca5-
1--we poultr, FowiS as - SIZE and
quality. %Cai0 hrolIbr chickens 1jaN0.
Old roosters, 26a2~: young Stacy 3ia3ji
ducks pckIn, .j..}a35 do, ladlan runner
3Ja3i Muscovy 3fa}2
Dressed poultry Fowls, fresh Eilled,
choice 10 fancy, 42af4 do. small sizes.
35a37 roostcTS. 81
Potatoes White potatoes, Ter 100
pounds 700a7 20; do, $50 pound bags.
l1.OOal1.50; lG5-pound bags l20Oa-
1928
Flour Soft winter. straight western,
iI.75aI2 90. do, do. nearby, .50al Id,
hard winter. straight, I3.25al3.50, do.
short patent. 1850 1900, spring irst
clear. lO75al2 90, do, patent li25a-
IA IS. do. short patent. l5.2Jai5.75. fancy
spring and city mills patent, family brand,
I5.25al6.0O
: Hav- Timothy, No. ,. 42.00a43J00
do. 40. ;, 390OaiOO0; do, sample.
81. .0Oa37 -Q0. no grade, 30OOa32 90 clover
mixed hay, - 00a43.OO
Tallow Prime city. loose. 1874 do.
special loose, IA; prime country, Il ,
edible, in tierces l51zal6
Bran Soft winter bran western, Il
IOO-pound sacks, u 50863. 90, do. spring
do. 62 O0a62 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
DEFENDANTS MUST REL 'oRT
{ ourt Announces that Delays viii Not
be Tolerated

I3,.al. III rial ~ cr'mlna a>c~ hr-
c.u-, NJ tailur. ID defendants appear
lcI laigc Urrbert EIro ra nnnmrc
.H th, Court ai General NcS~ on- thi~
morning that hereafter whi'r hr Il nn
lt, h,ach defendants WHO arc indicted
.T tEl, tir-t day uf gour; and Nii i arg nat
l,r,~sat @tu lyrtrH heir bonds
IE 44fncrtucut wA- ma Ilr a'ter
,fa. 4. U- Dennis N n Bcnnr.i
a34 I br.un. charged wl;h hreIk.lig
.ud aa etn1 aui larocut na- delayed
b...t4-e A attorney l9r oar "a 'c boSs
lI..~...s# ar-tau4 t!tc iuu oi the nIhrtMgnt
aul Ma aa' reads
.la~~. E 4aen and Edua MI .a 8er
s,.t.d .I4i toT nai-Appc-ranre
i.s RuLa- charged w'th All. uit o.th
4taat II fouunu mNrder Fl h-lder,i
5s.4na thc varAhau-e a8I aorltf-
flS eu- postponed pendng ta.
rer.rt o' 4 a4y-lClan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
In MEAiORIAi

In loving memory ot my H9@t iH4fh,
Mrs Elizab"th Spind"n. VT" dtfft Il i+tiN
life May ;. 1912
The loss wa hitter. the pam St'ffs
To part with on We lo"cd - drai
We often think ~ tier III ~lrn,s
y, eyes NAV S-e as Weep
But deep within our heart
Her memory We y III kf,'it.
sadly missed ~ her son N~aa
Paterson y, J.
In loving remembrance of ".f .t h"t
William G. ByIcF Wh7 Departed ili. itlr
tuo years ago today Ma3 4, t3}N
Father Mother AInt icu ana 'fraae
mother.
In loving remembrance at ll} .ta is iI5
William u. BriCe- who departed tts lfe
Nav 3 I9lS.
] am thinking Of YOU hilt>
am thinhinG Of be pas.
OF the bright ana happX ho3r~
That could not always last
Torn from the hearts that i0f"a a9m
TO sleep II the lonely tunlh
'HUt }tu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

Gully declared wat has ceased 10 exist
Fourth The war IS ~ an end be
aatlse Uc. together with ont assistants,
negotiated With The people with whom we
had let.a fighting 4 treaty Of pence Whneh
provided tbat the var should terminate
aud diplomatic relations he resumed when
the treaty eauU into force
sosffNps roNsHrss cAS End wAH-
senator knox summed M the legal
4 .Iit.fts If the question as fnl0ws.
lfst War is actual hostiliilcs
Second Tint ii was ~ understood by
on constitutional fathers
Third That the power 10 deciare var
Vas exclusively with Congress. which
created the status If war bv la~ which
ike ane other Law, could be amended,
modified ar repealed
Fourth That the purpose of the var
powers If the constitution was To give
tba natian4d government the legal power
and practical ability - conduct suc-
eessfnll var. hat js actual hostilltles
sFIah Ihat war powers could not he
exceftscd alter actual hostllltics had
eebsed
sSlkth That heYowers # tho Presi-
deut cafue from 40 sources that ~ the
cflcf rxrrutlve and fha' of commandments
ehttf. ibat the pa8ers of neither capaat :
ronid 81 invoked tn augment fhe@otheri
thai ir t,.ssesacs ne cxf rnordnary power
Is chfrf eEeet'iye save only and r. tnf
aafeft elfril powers were conferred III
statlitt whlct IT, authorize action by hlnl
must 10 aHly and legally IA operation
stn rs fFGttfY rNpEp.
II results from III II tho foIIown.
tact aud principle concluded TIL
senator tlat the war has ended ihterna.
tlanally hoth as ] matter of fact and law.
tint aolnes eieailg fhr wnr powers cease
Nlth the md II srftlal host.iiiee and thaf
therefore w. are already ~ peace boff
fnternatfaualls ard dofneyficallY y thoih
stttv further aei III either tie executive q
tket4lsIYt traHeHts II the government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Dogs Must be Mnzkled.

Persons owning dogs should be careful
10 see that they are properly muzlled in
accordance with the aw, which goes INTO
effect each wear on May l. Dog Catcher
George knpf SAID this morning that .
number of residents are not living up 20
the law. and dogs that are found running
IN large without muzzles are liable - bc
faker fo the pound
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Nor-partisan Labor Committee.

1hc \oY-Partisan Political Campaign
COMMITTEE oi the Central Labor nion
uIil meet tonight IN Machlni>ls Hall
seventh and Washington streets he
committee win hold smoker Thursday
Nav ~. ~ X of T. Hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
A HARD GRIND
FOR SOME MEN
They Often Neglect Themselves
l linking of Others; Can
Not Work Right When
All Tagged Out.

1t tough grind for the nan ot today
lie must keep himself in coed physical
shape - get along There is more com
petition now than ten years ago. and the
nan that wins out must have he Strength
10 PIT II over.
MANY man Is 81 wrapped up IN his
family aud work that he neglects himself.
He has to keep his nose 70 the grlndstone
and soon he feels his strength and pep
Shipping away from him lie hasn't got
the ambition to do the things that we're
easy for him 3 few years ago.
Ills food docSn digest properly tie
gets up tired and has 4 coated tongue
Where formerly everybody liked him Tor
his good nature. he now feels grouchy at
tho world in gKneral People thlnk ne Is
lazS aud erauky When as 2 matter ol
net. the man i. just run down and Jagged
oat
STOMACH FHE hF>l 49,.
1t Is said that stomach troubls causes
more arrangements Of the nervous system
and generai bodily functions than any
ether sllnent Mert of the sa-tased
stomach. hver and kidney troubles ate
due almost entirely % the catarrhal coi-
iitions ol those organs
The headaches. hackacheS. lost ap-
petite. constipation. nervousness degFeS-
slnu of spirits and the persistent suscepti-
hilits and coughs and colds are common
symptoms from which mauy suffer
-ERno NErpEp
liNau teel that Nay don wait another
,lsx. See the scrho man and begin tah nc
~erha ii once Take il regularly for 4
week Then notice the change IN yourself
See hoW much better YOU feel when you
gef up IN the morning. with clean tongue,
bright exc. aud ready to run mile Your
food tastes different on enjoy eating i
with no bad after effects, No matter how
| severe your case Is you are urged 70 try
| ~tRBu at once.
Note ,crho. the medicine mentioned
| above, Is now OH sale II Miller ! Drug
| Store. i0l Narket street, under the per
9oral direction ii lhe Serbu gnau Who \
g>,lamaa lhf aefits i tit.s leuttrha6i,
Itt6ue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Gard OF Thanks.

Mrs. Edward ". smith wishes to hank
relatives, friends, and the emplo4Cs of
Tho snow White Laundry for sincere
sympathy and kindness during her re-
cent bereavement
Mr.. Edward \. smith and Children
A1x-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

Aiantone. the king Of rceoustTGettye
tonics. il dailv proving It's remarkable
powers iii overcoming weakness debility.
Yuapmia nervousness indigestion I'M
pure blood. lack of energy and many other
modern complaints. Mantaue Is sold 1t
Eckcri Drug store and .tll rehshl ,liag-
gsts her Il aaii'tl petpaa! io4 W.
pei box,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
show Dog ibjsapDe aTS.

valuable show dog ! Japanese
spaniel owned by Capt Edward Eddie.
di-appeared from one Of the tents at the
carnival south of Market street bridge
last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
TYPHOID

Brazilian Balm has not lost .
case i'm 80 years. At first attack
cures in two days. Cures TO last
extremity. Kills the germs.
Take teaspoonful every hour or
half hour in little water.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Concert al Claym0nt.

III ere will br q concert at Claymont
NJ. 4. Church tomorrow night BY Luigi
Bareli and Harry Ditzer