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invitation IL extended 10 all to at
tend our services and partake Of
communion. Special music by the
choruS choir at all services.
g q l. l. T. q T. ItLL PRESBY-
TEItIAN--Sovcnth and Mccoy. N0b-
'it H. clarke, pastor. sabbath school
WIN clauses FOR all ages. g45 a. ~.
Communion service and reception ot
new members at ii a. IN. Eyoning
worship with sermon by the pastor,
1880. Junior Christian Endeayor .
D. IN senior and Intermediate at
80 .. IN. The session will meet at
10. 40 "a. IN. 10 confer with any who
may desire to unite with tho
church -
NORTH SIDE UNITED PRES
BIAE--Cameron and Chey-
enBe. Bible school for AL classes
NJ g:i5 IA. m. &. s. Wilson. super
Inteudont Preaching services, II
a. M. Evening service with tho young
people a cordial welcome to all
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CHRISTIAN.

FIRST CHRISTIAN -- Meade
Dutl pastor. llOS south Denver.
phOuo Usage isgb. All preaching
services viii be hold IN the gym
nasIum OF Tho Y. " G.. A. Blbio
school 9.30 a. ~. Junior and pri-
mary department meet Ia the
courthouse Adult classes in Z.
w. .. A.. and young mems classes
at J. 81 g. a. Communion and
preaching at lV.i5 "a. Ia. Subject.
Tho NOmauCe OF tho Unknown" "
This Will be a sermon dealing with
he Sew lear.Hthc gIcateat year In
human history \ T.. =. G.. H. meet
Ing Ia the L. w. G.. a at 5:l5. Even
lrg preaching by the pastor at 1880.
subject Commercial Imagination. d"
Isaiah, lsracls greatest prophet, had
hoWeihing to ray to tho business
men OF his age as they wero ypl-
Ned In Tyre. And what ne had TO
say then makes first class modern
material for the prodchcr.
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rOSrON AVENUE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH
Fifth and Boston. Dr. t. s BARTON,
pastor G.. j. Allen. assistant carl
buftIold, superintendent sunday
school Tho woll graded Sunday
school with competent teachers,
meets at 9.45 a. Ia. Preaching by
the pastor al fl a. m. Subject. AN
outlook Tor tho New Year" tho
i.3O 3. m. subject "a Cage where
Friends We're Indispensable" Tho
EpWOrth league mcctB at G.15 p. m.
A cordial Welonu" to everybody 20
each service. All seats free. A
Waterman TO guard tho cars at
night.
GRACE NJ. " CIURCH-Thlrd
ana Trenton. Everett simpson pas
tor. 1877 East Third street. Phono
Usage 7237-B sunday school $50
q. iu., A. 4. Beard suporinteudcnt,
X J.. DUN. le assistant. ". j. Whid-
hcc, superintendent primary depart
meut our school iA well organized
with good equipment and competent
teachers. II you are not in sunday
Dchool you ara invited TO mako this
your homo. Divine Worship II "a.
~. and 7.15 y. m. Preaching by the
pastor GOD music. gospel preach
ing EpwOrih league G:l6 y. m.
Walter l(apcr, preAident We have
rch live league. Come and enjoy
this fcllowHhip, Junior league p.
m. Mrs Iloruhcck. superintendent.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.3O y.
m.
ORCUTr MEMORIAL --- -Four
iccnth and Quaker. Iandor l..
Hrannon. pastor II. 6. Mccullough,
sunday school supcrintcndcut.
IIaVFstf ..YnglAafV sV,t - 4.
lepRie. W If Slders. choriBtct H.
w Kcefe. flnnncier. Sunday school
9.i5 a. IN. Epworth league $50
q. m. Preaching II a m. and 2 30
y, IN. Subiect1: Taking an invcn-
tory ana Restocking" and Tho Re
ngion Needed for the Present Day"
At this church you viii find n sun
day school prepared to caro- for all
grades and aboundlnR In resources
~ especially develop tho social. in
tellsctunl and spiritual qualities Of
tho soul Tho sermons are always iu-
toreatlng to tho Intelligent
PARK VIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH---Sunday school 10 a m.
Preaching by pastor at II n m. Rov.
T.. L. Brannon will preach at the
evening service. 1880.
WESLEY COMMUNITY --- First
and I.oc, West Tulsa. Rov. W G.
Clock, pastor Sunday school At 10
"A. IN. Epworth league at 1880 p. m.
Sermon at IL "a. IN.
HETuET. MISSION Osceola and
Council (northoRgt part OF City).
Mrs. Bertha Ehiera, suporinterdont
Sunday school at 2:30. followed by
public worship.
TIGEUT MEMORIAL { NJ. 70. B.
Main and IcaRton Rev Harold u.
Cooke. pastor. ilG0 North Denver
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A,igTIIODISr.

FIRST METHODIST NrISCoPAL
CHURCH - ,Flfth and Boulder,
Rev. j. w. Abel. pGitor. Miss
Faye Burrctt Emery. assistant
IL. w. Johnson, financial SECRETARY.
Sunday school. $3.50 a. me willard
Johns. superintendent. W" invite
those not attending Some OTHER sun
day school to find "A homo with US,
At 1916 n. m, sermon. Doing the
Work OF Jesus In Tulsa hy phe phA-
tor. Junior league. Miss Winery
superintendent; 3 p. M lnt'NmeHl-
ate Mrs. willard Johns stLpcrin-
tendent, Gao D. m, Epworth Mague,
III. & Raymond. president. 6Nj ~
m, sermon. "a city with Bh)ken
walls" by the pastor, 1880 p. IA.
Special music at these services by
the choir. The public cordially IN
yitsd
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PARK VIEW COMMUNITY
CHUUct---Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching by pastor at II n. IN. Rov.
t. l.. Brannon will preach at the
evening service. 1880.
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BETHEI MISSTON-Os Osceola and
Council (northoRSt part OF city).
Mrs. Bertha Ehlera, superintendent
Sunday school at 2:30. followed by
public worship.
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phone JSGl Coleman J.. Ecklc. Sec
rotary. phone ssZi sunday school
9.i5. Epworth league 7.15. Junior
league $50. thurch services II
ana $50. Boy Scouts 1890 Friday
evening
WESLEY CHAPEL On. H. Col)
Frankfort ana EHstyn Rev H..
u. 3. johnson, puatoI sunday school
$50, preaching at ~ and 1.J0. Ep-
worth league g. 30.
BHOWN's CHAPEL &C.. NJ. c.
507 North Frankfort, R0v. J. X.
McClaln, pastor.
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WESLEY COMMUNITY 49, First
and l.oc, West Tulsa. Rov. W. G.
Clock. pnstor. Sunday school At 10
"A. IN. Epworth league at 1880 p. IN.
Sermon at IL "A. m.
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SI'IIuTUAIIST.

sPfRITCALiST TEMPLE O r
TRUTH -- Musicians hall, 112-A
South Boulder. 1880 D. m. Trance
lecture by the pastor. Rev. Gertrude
Hull At close OF lecture spirit
messages by tho pastor assisted by
Mrs. Effie olive. Ladies' auxiliary
VIII meet at the residence OF Mrs
y. o Gillis, tifth and Lewis.
"wednesday afternoon. The public
invited TO attend all our services.
FIRST SPfRITUALIST SOCIETY
X. l.. hall, 2 p, m. Lecture by pas
tor. Mrs. }. II Flemming Spirit tests
by Mrs. Aldrich. assistant pastor.
Llcentiate, Mrs. Ida Maltby, assisted
by Mrs. James and Mrs Reynolds.
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE.
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FIRST BATTlST Fourth and Cin-
olnnau. W. O. Anderson, minister.
Bible school 9:30 a. M. F. W. BrY-
ant superintendent Morning wur-
ship, 1850. This service marks the
beginning OF the big simultaneous
evangelisiic campaign OF the Tulsa
Baptist churches Dr. -. u. bailey
evangelist, and Mr.. and Mira j l.
BiAnkonship. singers VIII have
charge OF the services at This church.
At 3 y. m. large union service viii
be hold IN this church. -. I. =.
u. 6:l5 p. m. NJ. l.. MnHou, presi.
dent Evening worship. 1.3O All
those not attending church Hcrvices
elsewhere are cordially invited to at
tend here. During this campaign
services will be held dgily as fol-
lows. I0:3O-11 a. M union Hrrvicc8
at First Baptist church. u IN. Hpg
clal services at cOllcgV, achouls and
factories. 7;3O p. m. Horsiccs hero
and at all cooperating churches.
HoGALES AVENUE First ana
Nogales. w. A. TODD, pastor. phono
t979-R. Charles II. Fox. superin-
tondent, phono bq7y T. At $50 a.
m. Ia tho Sunday school hour
The Junior. Intermediate and
Senior -. Y. l.. u. Will meet at z
=. m. The prayer meeting WCdnca-
day at .. M. Wo Invite you.
RIVERSIDE BAPTIST -- Home
Garden, one block from Inrkviow
station. Bucius Whito, pastor. Sctv-
ices at II A. m. and 7.3O y. M. Bible
school at 10 "a. m Clmlsra FOR all
ages, H. Schortcmycr. Hupcrintond-
ent. Prayer meeting Wednesday 1880
=. IN. w. r. Scott Will be with US
next wednesday night. All welcome.
TMM,NNUEI. BAPTTS T--f5O2
East Second. 9. r.. Silor. pastor.
Residence III South Victor. Phones
1850. 9tSp. sunday school at o 40. H.
Y. 4. II. at 6.15 y. N. Special re
yival meetings. begin today DR.. u.
q. Thomas, a home board evangelist.
will do tha preaching.
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a m, u. X. IIn. superintendent.
Morning worship at II o'clock A
discourse suitable for the New Year.
Tho young people meet at Gas 3.
m. Evening service at 1880. a
cordial welcome for ali.
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EPISCOPAL.

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Flfth and Cincinnati. Rev. G. V.
Killing, rector. Holy communion. s
a. m. Church school $50 a. m.
Morning prayer ana sermon, 10
o'clock Evening prayer 4!3O.
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P1lISBYTIlIuNN.

SECOND pHESBYTEUIAN-Zu'
niB and Barton. W. IT, Murphy, Jr..
pastor. Sunday school nt $40. 4
well graded school with classes for
all ages. W, .. FOrman, superiu-
tundonL II you are not in sunday
school, come with az. Morning woI-
ship At a. m. Sermon by the pas
tor Communion, intermediate G.. f..
At y. III. Senior G. H.. at Gao Eve.
ming worship at 1880. sermon by
tho pastor. Topic, - Happy New
Year" We Will observe the week Of
prayer. Prayer meeting avery eve
ming at 1880 Campfire girls at 4:JO
Friday Scouts at y. IN. Friday.
This is "A community church aud
all are welcome to Its fcllowshi IL y
worahip and work.
BULLETTE--Corner Bulletta and
Haskell Sunday school at 9:40
a m. G. s. Edwards. suporintendont
Preaching services at .. m by
Rev Hugh A. CrCs8wcll assistant
pastor First Presbyterian church.
FIRST PREsBYTERGAN -- Sew
enth and Boston. Rev. g. w. Kerr.
pastor. Sunday school 0.80-a M. bo
ginning with l5-niuutc service by
tho orchestra. Morning sermon by
tho pastor at 1855 Subject. "What
Docs Christ Mean to MeY' Junior
Christian EndeaVor at y. m.
Senior and intermediate at 6:l5
.. m. Evonlng sermon at 1890 by
Rev Hugh A. Crosswcll subject:
"a Biblical Scout" There will be a
reception OF mcmbers and baptism
OF infants at the morning service.
Also communion. The session will
meet at 1890 "A. m. In the pastor \
study to receive members A cordial
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Special Notice

Our grand Pre-Inventory
Sale will be continued for
two more days on account
of the many customers
who we were unable to
serve. The crowds of
shoppers were so much
larger than anticipated,
but for the next two days
additional sales force has
been added so every shop
per will have prompt at
tention.
A great many new items
have been added to the
bargain attractions, max
ing the next two days the
greatest bargain days ever
offered.
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LUTHERAN.

MfSSOUfu SYNOD LUTHERAN
Row Christopher IIerson. pastor.
Regular services at II "a. m. court
house. district courtroom.
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Dry Goods, Silks, Piece
ds. Bedspreads,
Table Damask, Blank
cts, Comforts, Furs-
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FIRST LUTHERAN --- Fifth and
Elwood Rev =. s. Kaufman. ID
-. pastor Well organized and eff
Client Sunday school meets at s:t5I
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TIGERT MEMORIAL NJ. 70. b
Main and Icaston. Rev. Harold a..
Cooke. pastor. ilGO North Denver
Evening journal., 1920-08-06
Hot Summer Sun
Trying on the Complexion
How to Protect Your Skin Bring Roses Your Cheeks

ter how rough and ungainly the hands
and arms or what abuses they have had
through hard work and exposure to sun
ana wind, this combination will work a
wonderful transformation. Thousands
who are using It report the same results
I have had"
Miss o. c. says; "AIv complexion was
poor and my skin rough. My neck. chest.
hands and arms were dark from expos
ure. The very first application of this
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convinced me that my poor complexion
and skin blemishes would soon be a
thing Of the past. In few weeks all
these unsightly defects had entirely dis.
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Keep my complexion at its besr all the
time. have recommended II to my
girl friends and they are just as en-
thuslastic over Il as ] am. We all use It
before going TO the theatre, dances or
parties and it's wonderful what a diff
ference Il makes In our appearance
Mrs. G. V. writes "Oatmeal and Der
will0 have worked miracles with my
complexion. I had many despised wrin-
kles and a sallow rough skin. My hands
and arms were covered with freckles.
After eight weeks use Of Mae Edna
Wllder's wonderful complexion prescrip-
tion these Objectionable defects have en-
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and advise every girl and woman to try
Il and feel confident after one or two ap-
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! am. / recommend it to all OF my
friends"
NOTE-To get the best effect be
sure to follow the complete directions
contained In every package Of Derwillo,
and it is so simple that any one can use
10, and so inexpensive that any girl or
woman can afford Il. Department stores
and druggists guarantee that there will
be a noticeable improvement after the
first application or they will refund the
money IL Is sold In this city at all
toilet counters under a money refund
guarantee, including n. B. Danforth and
the Eckerd Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1920-08-06

rendered an old campfire song for
him and sent him away with a re-
sounding "Three cheers for Harding.
Senator Harding said in part.
Il have always liked TO believe tnat
the sons Of America who went TO the
relief OF stricken Cuba fought the
flrst war for humanity in The world.
We have heard a good deal IN the
last several months about war lot
humanity's sake. but ] know, as you
do, that never before had this .repnD-
lie found itself so much lmpelled Dy
desire 10 relieve suffering humanity
as you relieved it in that short con.
flict. IL was not such war as that
which saved our Union, nor was IL
comparable 20 the World War-the
supreme tragedy OF all civilization
vet ] may say-to you veterans mere
that the service you rendered was
not less patriotic than that OF any
Of the greatest wars
There Is curious contradiction IN
the Spanish-American War; we
would not have made war for human
ity's sake III treachery had not blown
up the baitleship Maine. Ihat was
the incident which set America ailame.
The ereat impelling spirit was lne
defense OF America and American
rights. I know / have been criticised
for what ] have said about our part
i'm the World War. though / DelicNe
we have played our part In upholuihs
democracy throughout the world, inc
simple. honest truth Is we dld NOT
20 10 war until American rights had
been violated and then we went 10
war 10 defend American rights; II
YOU will only keep that IN mind we
can know that more Than iOOOoV'VuV
of people will give their all all or
treasure. an OF soul, all OF life, 10 DC
fend this great republic.
II glory in the part the sons OF
America played in the Spanish-Amerl-.
can War. May ! ston TO say that /
glory in the part ! played IN voting
Ia prove the gratitude OF this nation
for its sons who fought the war
with Spain. think America must
alwavs be grateful TO the men VINO
lcft their nresides and families 10 go
out 10 make the supreme sacrifice.
Lei Il not be said that ours Is an uh-
grateful republic.
"The story Of the development Of
America Is the story Of The develop
ment OF American conscience ana
maintained American patriotism IN
Cuba we lowered the flag In the same
unselfsh spirit In which we raised
it In the Philippines we gave ine
finest example OF unsellshness IN the
history OF the world. While our
iroops were In the Philippines the
Boxer rebellion broke out and afier
It was over and China had made m
Evening journal., 1920-08-06
A Free Oatmeal Prescription Does Its
Work Overnight. You Can
Prepare IL at Home.

New York-Exposure 10 sun. dust and
wind has "a very bad effect upon the SKIN
and complexion. There Is way 10 over,
come this. "ft Is my own discovery anu
takes just one night 10 get such matIel-
Gus results" says Mae Edna WIDER.
when her friends ask her about her
wonderful complexion and the improved
appearance OF her hands and arms. you
can do the same thing II you follow my
advice" she says. II feel 10 my duty 20
tell every girl and woman what thls
wonderful prescription did for me. JUST
think OF IT, All this change In single
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hands and arms. Until you try Il you
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Go to any grocery store and get ten
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from any department or drug store a bot
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directed In every package Of Derwillo.
BEFORE applying Dcrwillo cleanse the
skin thoroughly with a good cleansing
cream. (Liska cold cream ] have found
to be the best). The first application Will
astonish you. IL makes the skin appear
transparent smooth and velvety. ] es-
pccially recommend this method for dark,
sallow skin. shiny nose, freckles, tan,
sun suOts coarse pores, rough skin. rud-
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II your neck or chest rs discol0red from
exposure apply this combination there
and the Objectionable defect VIII dis
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are In vogue it Is necessary to have
beautiful hands and arms and no mat
Evening journal., 1920-08-06
HARDING TALKS
Candidate Cheered by Men
Who Fought in Spanish
Conflict
EXPOSE TRICK
OF DEMOCRATS

MARION. ohio. Aug. GA plea that
future questions OF peace and war
be decided by the national conscience
and not by any council Of foreign
powers was voiced by Senator Hard
ing yesterday IN talk 10 a cheer
ing crowd OF Spanish War Veterans
gathered here in reunion
"Here in America" he said. I'VE do
not need anyone to tell us what our
oblieation U.s. We can read IL in our
own conscience. / want TO hold the
American conscience strictly and sole
~ American
aI-want America to play rs part
IN the world, but ! do not want a
council OF foreign powers at any time,
for any reason, TO summon the sons
Of America 70 battle"
II was a national spirit awakening
to the defense OF American rights,
the n0minee asserted that led this
country into both the Spanish War
and tho World War, and that always
could be counted On 10 hold the re-
public secure lie added that, al
though underlying considerations Of
humanity had urged the United States
into both conflicts, II had required a
physical infringement OF national
rights ineach case 10 start the nag
h,ef war.
" The talk was made In response TO
the clamorous demands OF the vet
erans, who were members OF the ON
Ohio Infantry, when the Senator and
Mrs. Harding accepted an invitation
10 be fhe regiments guests OF honor
at their reunion. They arrived al the
reunion grounds In the midst OF q
program OF music and oratory ana
the reunion officials refused 10 go on
until the candidate had talked TO them
and had stood for half an hour shak-
ms hands with the crowd. Then they
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demniiy. we returned to her ss,000.-
600 OF tDat indemnity.
Let us maintain the republic an
Independent, free, self-relant Amer
lea, unafraid 10 stamp out enemies
within. and 20 forward serving Amer
lea and humanity.
The visit 10 The reunion came near
the end Of a day given over by the
nominee almost entirely 10 c0rre-
sP0ndence and other work at his
desk. one subject OF attention was
The woman suffrage situation in Ten
nessee, which he canyaSsed carefully
on the basis Of detailed information
gathered at his request by the Repub-
lican National Committee.
In the light Of this information he
determined TO take a more direct
course In appealing for ratification Of
the suffrage amendment, and he sent
kilograms TO both suffrage and party
leaders at Nashville expressing his
views. TO state Senator Houk. the
Republican State chairman, he tele-
graphed that Republican legislators
could serve both party and country"
by aiding ratification.
A telegram sent last Friday TO the
Harding and Coolidge Club at Wash
ington, ID. c., saying he was not then
ready 10 make such a request, also
was made public here In II he de-
clarcd mat before acting he wanted
the information being collected by
the National Committee so THAT he
might be sure OF the reasons actuat-
ing those opposed 10 ratification.
Organization OF a Marion delegation
TO the notification Saturday Of Gov
ern0r Cox, The Democratic nominee, at
Dayton was the subject Of am Official
statement issued last night at Hard
ing headquarters. 10 accused the Cox
boosters OF guaranteeing free tickets
and expenses in order to swell the
delegation and 10 make showing
for pictures my movie machines
Papers in nearby towns, such as
Bucyrus, Gallon, Upper Sandusky,
Delaware and Others The statement
said. "annOunce efforts are being
made 10 recruit the Marion delega-
ton from these neighborhoods. Free
tickets and expenses have been free
ly offered TO swell their number.
The entire movement Is Characters
tic Of machine politics"
Senator Harding saw few callers
yesterday. but late In the afternoon,
he suspended work for a while TO
Evening journal., 1920-08-06
BLACK REAR CAME FROM MILTON

MILFORD, Aug CIT has been as
certained that the big black bear
that has been startling the residents
OF. lower Delaware and creating terror
among the children by its sudden ap-
pearance in various parts OF Sussex
county came from Milton. Its flrst ap-
pearance was at Rehoboth about a
week ago, and yesterday IL nearly
threw the villagers Of Lewes into a
panic by ~ sudden appearance in the
town. II has created considerable
havoc by devastating truck patches
through the county.
Evening journal., 1920-08-06
CANNERY TO CLOSE
ALL THIS SEASON

SALISBURY, Md. Aug 6.-The man
agement Of the Blue Hen Canning
Company, Of Delmar, one Of the big
gest canning concerns Of the Eastern
Shore, hzts- announced that IL will
not operate its plants this season.
In explanation it is said that the
company has the major part Of its
last seans0n's tomato pack on hand,
that it cannot dispose OF this stock
except al a loss and because OF the
almost total absence OF cans ia which
10 pack the fruit
Most Of the goods packed for the
army are still on hand.
10 Is reported too. that several
other canning concerns In lower Del
aware and In WicOmicO county,
Maryland, will follow the example OF
the Blue Hen company and close thei.
doors this season.
Evening journal., 1920-08-06
TWINS HAVE DIFFERENT

GEORGETOWN, Aug. 6.-Nr. and
Mrs. George Bennum, Of Georgetown,
had daughters born Wednesday, one
born at ten minutes before midnight
and the other FIVE minutes afterward,
giving them different days for their
birthdays altho they will be twins.
Evening journal., 1920-08-06

chat with a group Of young men from
the GLASS Of school administration at
Ohio State University who came TO
pay their respects.
Evening journal., 1920-08-06

TOO MANY CIGARS?
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
will overcome headache. depression and
other IN effects from excessive smoking
Adv.