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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
WOULD ENJOIN DANIELS.
Western Union Asks Injunction
Against Navy Department
Head in Cable Matter.
ny Associated Pres. 70 Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. Nov. 22-The Western
Union Telegraph Company applied to
tho District Of Columbia Supreme Court
today for an injunction 20 restrain Tecre-
tary ~ the Navy Daniels from interfer-
ing in the construction 0f a telegraph cable
between Miami and Miami Bench, Fla
Tho Western Union company also
asked the court to require the naval sec
retary to instruct subordinate officials
and naval officers 10 cease threatening
70 destroy the cable il laid The company
in its petition pointed ont that the re-
q,lpsted injunction would cover different
cable hpc than the Barbados cable, the
laying of which was prevented several
months ago by the sending Of warships
TO Miami
Tho Western Union company further
declared that the cable in course of con
atruetIon vas a replacement of Ar eylst-
lng Inc. which has been in operation RInce
1909. that 100000 already had been
spent III the work and that this expenditure
would 10 for naught unless the Navy
Department were enJolned from lnteTfer-
ing with the completion 81 the work
The linz between the two points was
det0ured In 1917 the court was told, %
permit of certain dredging N the bay. Last
February on the completion Of the mil
hon dollar causewav between Miami and
Miami Beach tae Western mon laid
its line in q conduit within the causeway
When II came time to connect the wires
between the two sides III the drawhridgos
in the causewav the company said Rear
AdmiraI Anderson. the c0mmandant o.
the Miami district. compelled It's employees
II deslst although the War Department
had approved the plans for passing the
irawbrldges
Exhibition 0f the permit from Secretary
| Baker. the court was told. had no effect
on the naval officer and the company va
advised that the work could not proceed
until Washington had directed such action
When the matter was laid before Secretarz
/ Daniels, i was asserted. the action Of tn
j Naval commander was uphe cid and lette
sent TO the company October 30 contain
/ ing the notification that if the lines wer
i LAID they would be cut.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
COLE FINED $50.
He was Ascused Of Shooting Up q
Negro Saloon.

Pleading guilty to q charge Of disorderly
conduct. John J Cole was Il ned $50 and
costs Dv juiSe Finger in Municipal Court
today When substantiating evidence
could not be produced, Assistant City
Solicitor Davis asked that 8 charge Of
carrying concealed q deadly weapon be
nole pressed, which was done.
On Saturday night, November l3 Cole
is alleged to have gone into the saloon
Of Luther JOHNSON, colored AZ 1923 Wal
nut street and to have attempted TO
shoot up the place. After being ordered
out by the proprietors brother, Charles,
he returned with a revolver IN his hand,
it was reported, and asked Where s
Charley? Before anyone had time 10
answer he fired three shots into the cell
ing and one In the floor.
one witness said he opened the door Of
another room just as Cole asked for
Charley" No sir didn't see no
gun said the witness, after he shot the
first time l wasn't t there no more
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
.SBGk MARKET RALLIES
INOUSTRIALS ARE S TRONG
After 1anic<v Weakness f rec
Weeks Buving Side
Comes 70 Life.
Rv Asaoatea r---s " ~ ta.

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Sr- 'rk Nov -
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'hrre Teks he .turA .arNr'
uening tnda -e-4fl.r
ne usntrfte l-rE
ri almnsfrvrrr .are' rarfIriuHtr.
reDrund g1.cl algrI -1u
'le ~ ! F, minutes -'r1Ugesf .ts
included htnlehem -irfir HuI
~ferls, alt~G states
tuli Aeran'.l- iarne -.,,rrr frr
can anl ra-Amer~aI refrr lra.ns
-an luaru rhrr
stores - 4g4r tmcr M
and Ienes lecfre
southern lcit saa.ng
Centrai w tayeu lu -A .an
aiso eontnbted .l .lnlcrBf, nr.e.r.
me rally INITIAL 1uUiau us rr
exchange snNel disflnci Ipr rflrlt
SouS srr aaae
progress dur,g .sc -rst nn.r So. a.
u indIstralsshippings ... rr,sa
t4es 1cse ere ssslrr,4 -..n.r
LacEAwanna SD Niuadluu ~tsss
eLt.c lgt hRneal ernaluGa. fcr
ral Petroleum ~t44e.aArr -fr .4..,l.
~ears- hoeuucA alu lu..s afr.s
Among -a.ls. hlaWag. t.kauaDaa
Western -se paal ,..aaur a.
Line ,al ,r,t Northern
actions +, . @Apoiuf- sla4e
'aAing nlt arotsr -t., tlr. .n
t-rIrg vac ct.r nlr-a sr
me rrUlnt sss .e. .rt
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was ter,. a4t aa4 ~ -.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
GOOD-DAY TEAM WINS.

Some interesting handicap matches were
rolled on the alleys at Grady's Bowling
and Billiard PaTlors Saturday night
Good was the high individual scorer
coming through his FIVE matches with a
total Of 1907. Goods handicap was A.
Good was paired with Day in the matches
and this pair led their nearest competitors
by. more than so points
Day rolled from scratch and could add
only 952 TO his teammates count--enough
however, to show a safe lead. n. Pipino
and II Pipino, rolling as team were the
runners-up, showing 9l6 against the
winners 1869 The other teams were all
under 1900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
A NASTY COLD
EASED AT ONCE
"Pape's Cold Compound" Then
Breaks Up Cold in a
Few Hours.

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffiing! A dose Of ''Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours until
three doses are taken usually breaks up a
severe cold and ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clogged-
up nostrils and the air pssagcs Of the
head; stops nose running; relieves the
headache, dullness, feverishness, sneez-
ing, soreness and stiffness
"Pape's Cold Compound = is the quick
est, surest relief known and costs only
few cents at drug stores II acts with
out assistance, tastes nice, contains no
quinine-Insist upon Papes!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
PROBE DEATH OF MEN.
Suspected Of Being Victims of Drink Con-
tanning Wood Alcohol.

A final inquest on the deaths Of Ed
ward A. Dougherty and Jesse Hall who
died 10 days ago supposedly from the
effects Of drinking what IS thought to be
wood alcohol, viii be held by Coroner
Bullock tonight The coroner has summon
ed seven new witnesses one Of them being
a boy who slept in the same room with
Hall that night that he was taken i'll.
Another Of the witnesses IS the proprietor
of q saloon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
WICKwIRE-WORTH CASE.
Ii Went to the Jury in L. S. Court This
Afternoon.

In the Federal District Court this morn
ing Judge Hugh NJ Morris. after counsel
for the Wickwire Steel Company and the
Worth Steel Gompany had presented to
the jury their analysis Of the testimony
offered charged the jury. To the effect
that their decision was required on sec
ton "a the amounts now due the plain
tiff by the defendant. ID as N the amount
Of damages for the amount Of iron re-
naming undelverd under the contract.
The charge Of the Judge upheld, III
general, the claim Of the Wickwire Com
but directs the jury to disalIow certain
minor items Of the claim
The Jury retired at l245 to consider
lis verdict. which will be announced some
TING this afternoon il is expected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
Electric Lights Out.

Repairs 10 its wiring system is stated
bv the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Co 20 have been the cause of
interruptions TO current which occurred
shortly after 10 0 clock last night, causing
the lights to 90 out on certain circuits for
periods of five TO ten minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
Federal Highway Council Meets Here

4 meeting Of the Federal Highway
Council was held this afternoon al General
Coleman du Points Office in the du pOnt
building. General du Pont Is chairman at
the council and eight important topics
interest to all sections ~ the country wlI
he discussed Tomorrow the members N
the council will make an inspection of th,
roads of Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

Geneva, Nov % The strength SHOWN
By the South american .ie.rEatious = the
league assembly mas provoked rousldera-
able comment and gwen rise . -lImOrs "
combinations in which the South Amer
cans with neutral couctnes were declagr4
10 be planning 70 run the assembly
4 leading South American representa-
tive scofed a: the idea lie polnteL asf
first the South Americans, While nAtQrs..v
finding themselves united on questions
touching their common interest aer
making no alliances vith anyore second
It Was ridiculous 70 talk q combinations -
run the assembly which, BY the cove
nant. required unanInlty excepting ga
the election Of officers and new uouher>
The responsibilities of the 'eag4e aa,
the responsibilities Of is individual mem
bers under Article y Of the covenant IS
one question the committee on admission
OF new members Is Considering n con
nection with the applications u fourteen
states, not including Germany Theso
apphcstIorS are now In the hands o; tht
subcommittee. They are FInland
Esthonia. Letvia. LithuAn.a AMI LlNem-
bourg, referred 20 subAcommlttec prs-
sided over BY Nj Poullet, Austria, Bu'-
garis, Albania and Lchtensteln. oie.rei
70 = subcommittee presided over hr
Lord Robert Cecil. and Georgia. Armenia
Azerbaijan, Ukraine and Costs Rlca r
ferrcd to subcommittee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
Acmp ~ rul,,t,t

Philadelphia. NuN '2
committee oi hu'dt
Ruckcvc LANe * NcNn lr
first murtgagc naNas
been formed as follows l,c fsr IS .
son. lhilado,phin. chairman N DuA
ale ~acu. Ne kuhgrt ID Ny.r IN
ming gr'n pr Rul "A ~t.aN.r
dcphha s,crtAN
honds November hu
bondho'dcr- arc regucet.l
bonds rs thc dcpositAg thls.., NH
Trust 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
Kelley Turns Down PhiIs.

st. Paul, Nov - Mike Kelley, man
agcr Of the st. Paul American Association
Club, Saturday night declined an offer to
manage the Philadelphia National League
Club next season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
ST. NF~y's Loses.

Philadelphia, Nov - The ST Mary's
team of Wilmington. Del, lost hard
fought gridiron argument to the League
Island Navy Yards team yesterday
afternoon, Is to o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
Admitted He Was Drunk

Pleading guilty 70 charge Of drunken
nes- Daniel Sullivan was fined SO in
Municipal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22


Geneva, Nov y Germany protest
against tho method ~ distributing man
dates by the allies among themselves nas
been distributed amor 4 the 1elegates
to he assembly II the LeEzle II Nations
ext of this protest nas thus far teen
Withheld from the press but Il seemed prob
able it would be brought before the a.
7embly today ard would be referred % 'he
committee on mandates without debate
The Greek delegation mas been reduced
70 6ne, a. result II the political upheaval
IN that country DemetrIus Caclamanos.
Greek minister "a London, and VI Re-
bedgy have withdrawn, leaving NJ Polrtls.
former minister of foreign AFFAIR." as he
sole representative 81 Greece
The order of business -oday called
for q discussion If resolutions introduced
during the debate on the report % the
council OF the league. These comprised a
demand for intervention by the league "a
Armenia. \ number Of delegates were pre-
pared 70 demand that the eagle Ask the
powers 70 Organize s sufficient :0rre -
prevent The Uiping out II .he Ar,nealaL
nation and people.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
DEATH OF MRS. S. p. sHREINER.
Former Wilmington Woman Dies Ii
Pittsburg From Shock.

Sarah Preston Shreiner died last
Wednesday in Pittsburg, Pa, as q result
Of shock caused by severe burns received
while visiting in that city She was q
native Of Wilmington and was 81 years
old.
Funeral services were held here yester-
day morning at II O'Clock in Wilmington
and Brandywlne cemetery chapel, inter
ment being made In that cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
LEAGDTsUE CUSSES
CONTINUED from par.

DIR Frdtjof Nansen ~ Norway 80
timated hat 60 900 men would be a force
sufficient 70 deal with the situation FIe
thought that il the assembly appealed -
the whole world the United States though
It mad refused the mandate, would do -
share.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

MorristoUn, n. j, Nov. - Lieu
tenant Peter 4 Ames Of this city was
killed during yesterdays riotlng III Dub
In, according to a cablcgam received
here today by his brother, ] N Ames
4 previous cablegram had announced
his engagement to Miss MlIiceut Ewing,
daughter of the late Major and Lady
Alexander Ewing Of London
add Alorrstown date Murder Stalks
Lieutenant Ames was born il Pennsyl-
wanna 81 years ago but spent most OF hls
life here
lie was employed hy the Standard g,
Company in this country until eight year
ago when he was transferred to the Ions
don office
At the outbreak Of tie world war he
joined the Grennder guards and served
in France Al the close of tie conflict he
was attached to The special reserve and
last June was sent to Dublin with de-
tachment Of troops.
His fance is a niece of the Duke Of
Roxbrughes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

IOuChdOWns, TeilpIln 8, FIpa z and
McCaughan J. Goals from touchdowns
Daugherty and Harmer l. Substitutes
for Delaware Lilly for Donaldson; Roth
rock for Williams, Record for Schaeffer
Ivory for Record; Jones for Lilly; Don
aldson FOR Rothrock Betzmer for Harmer
Harmer for Elliott Schaefor for Ivory;
MGgaw for Magee; Leamy for Williams ;
Steel for HarIner
For Dickinson Mullin for Babcock: :
Grey for Goeltz Shadie for Grey; Young
tor Beighle Fish for Young Beighle
Tor Fish Geoltz for Shade Rich for
sharp and Oermiller for Cook. Referee
Rahy u Gettysburg; Umpire, Geiges Of
Temple Head hnesman, Palmer Of Colby
Time u halvs . minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22

Newry, Ireland, Nov. % Head Con
stable kearney was shot and probably
mortally wounded here last evening by
unknown persons. Subsequently the
house of former Sergeant Gurran of the
constabulary was set on fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Exquisite White Silks

of White Silks of such soft loneliness and elegant
tre and at prices that worthwhile saving to YOU
-40-Inch White Crepe de Chine Yard. 1926
--40-Inch White Hindoo Crepe, Yard $3.50
--4O-Inch White Pussy Willow, Yard " S498
40-Inch White Crepe Meteor Yard . S498
-40-Inch White Satin Francois, Yard. $3.50
-40-Inch White Moon Gloe Crepe, Yard $3.50
-40-Inch White Moon Gloe Satin, Yard 1898
40-Inch White Chiffon Faile, Yard . - $598
-40-Inch White Dew Kist Yard S6.98
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Crepe de Chine
1895 Yard

Beautiful Satin Stripe Crepe
de Chine, 80 inches wide, in a
variety of patterns for smart
Dresses, Blouses as we'll as
Mems Shirts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Attractive Materials

-36-1nch Double-Bordered Scrims of a
very heavy grade, $50 yard.
-36-Inch Mercerized Marquisettes, with
double borders, 49c yard.
-36-Inch Ecru and Flowered Curtain
Madras at Csc yard.
-50-Irch Mercerized Poplins. in good
range of colors, $3.50 yard.
-50-Inch Reversible Striped Tapestry
Couch Covers, $2.75 each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Chiffon 7 affeta
1928 Yard

Offering an extra heavy quail
ity Taffeta, 36 inches wide, in
Navy, African, Golden Brown,
Taupe, Rose, Plum and Mid
night Blue, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
At $2.97 Pair

You know the excellent quality of Niagara
Maid Hose and the usual sale price These
are full fashioned, pure thread silk have
double soles, high spliced heels and deep
garter welts. Black, Navy, Cordovan and
White, for $2.97 pair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Cotton Union Suits

With the coming OF the weather also the
need of light weight cool Underwear. Men will find
these Cotton Union Suits, with short sleeves. COM
Portable, fine-ittng garments. Price. ........'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

Tomorrow the standard 1O-Yard:
Pieces of English Longcloth that:
measure So inches in width, will be:
sold, per piece, $2.67.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
Enjoyable Faster Tea.

VITA Mrs. \. G. Crucc of oklahoma
City, a former member Of the Ala
Society members Of Division Mum.
Der TWO OF the Aid Society Of First
Presbyterian church, entertained with
lovely Easter Tea. Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs q. NJ. Henley,
I'll G street. southwest.
Tho home was layishly decorated
throughout with pink and white car.
nations, and in the dining room where
lu Ice cream course was served. Hug.
gestions Of 2astcrtda were effectively
combined with the flowers The din.
ing table was ccntcred with white
dxwny chicken and on the individual
%hiJe topped cakes were tiny chick-
loiNfavors. The table VAS softly light.
"a with pink shaded candles.
Receiving with Mrs. Henley who ie
president Of the division, were Mrs. 9.
II. Rowland secretary and treasurer
Mrs. John Waltrp, Mrs. W =. Lind
say, Mrs. :. \. Apple, Mrs r. T..
Ream. Mrs. W. r. Phillips Mrs Rig
gins and Mrs. Crockett.
Vocal and Instrumental selection
were given throughout the afternoon
under the direction of Als. Tom
Frame.
Between the hours Of to NOR
than hundred friend. called
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
In nnnnr Of Nlis, l.rNv.

ComplimcutinG lcr sister Miss Mot
Levy Of kansas city, No. Mrs. sol
VI Lowenstein cntaruiuod with a d.
Ightful afternoon OF 500 ana rorty-two,
Thursday afternoon aj her homo So
Stanley boulevard. Tayurs Wcro award
cd to Mrs. L. /. Had)av and Mrs. WI.
liam Schwarl for high score, Mr..
James Love and Mrs Tom Cooper r'.
ociving low score. = he honor guest
was presented a lovely piece of ling.
erie. \ two course luncheon was sor7
ed nj the conclusion Of the games.
Those entertained We're Mosdames
Emanuel Lowenstein Gene Cruc'.
Frank Helvey. Franl, stephens, G. T.
sullivan. Henry Baum, r. W. Cham.
pion, sam Newman, Gahc Newman,
II. a. Lodbettcr, Harry Lee Crockett,
]. l.. Wilson, Robert :. GardcnhirN.
Roy Du.ton, W. \. Wolverton, I. 4.
Simmons. Tom Frame G. W. Rich.
ards, Carl Jones. Tom Coopcr, Julius
KNhu. Schwarz. Victor Smith Of Kan
sas city, Ray Wells Of oklahoma CITY.
The hostess was assisted in serving
BY Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Simmons ana Mrs
Schwarz.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
JUDGE v IN FREY DON 7
BELIEVE IN SEND|N 6 THE
SMALL BOYS TO STA {
REFO RIM INSTITUTIONS

The hoy problem in Armo-e pm
SCENTS complicated question tina, tn.
officers have to- deal with and there
u.s. difference o, opinion that has
caused tore or less friction between
the different Offices
Judge NJ. i. Wintrcy, who prcsidos
over the Juvenile court. does not fav-
or sending boys 10 the rcfurmatory
when such an emergency can hc
avoided. He has sent boys away dur.
ing his service ou the bench and he
has Observed he says, that they bc.
come Verse 10y their going and h"
feels thal in arrestmE boys and drag
gng them before the courts hardens
thom and they hccomc moro open in
their crimes, whil" qucstious with
them should Lr settled out of the
courts WHOM that cpu bo done.
Several or those boys have left
town. Judge Winfrey says. Three ol
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
fonng WOmcn's Auxiliary .

.fhe Y. w. A, OF Broadway Baptist
rch met in regular scmimonthly
session Friday night at the church
win Miss Julia Davis, leader OF the
lesson, in the absence of Miss Ddsy
Nichols.
supper was served at G:3O o'clock JOS
members Of Division Number Two OF
the Missionary Society. with Mrs.
D. D. lIardwicke, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs.
Harry Harbour, Mrs. X. II. Henry and
Mrs. Mccain, hostesses.
The lesson program on Mountain
Schools was held Immediately after
supper, response 10 roll call being
made with some Interesting fact rea.
Two to a mountain school.
There were thirty members i'm at
tendance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-21
Easter Tea and Market

The members of Circle Number
Two of Broadway Methodist church
will give an Easter Tea and Market,
Friday afternoon, April 2, at the home
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
COMP ANY MUST
BURN GARBAGE
ContInued from FIrst .pago

was a question for the contractor ex-
olusively.
During the discussion it was brought
out that upon the failure OF the Amer
ican Reduction Company which held the
contract at one time. the equipment OF
the favored plant reverted TO the city.
With the exception Of drieF, most or
the machinery. including an engine, has
been removed In fdct. according 10 a
former employe present at the meeting
the interior has been entirely stripped.
Another provision IN the contract now
running Is That The city shall have the
privilege of purchasing the equipment
Of The Wilmington Sanitary Company at
the end of ihe agreement at figure de-.
cided upon by five appraisers. The one
drier in lln Old plant now belongs to
the city and should The board act upon
Mr.. Ells0ns suggestion and recommend
that Council buy another TO increase
the capacity 10 meet summertime de-
mands. 70 is feared that the PROVISIONS OF
the present agreement or the machinery
subject would be nullined.
City solicitor Huxley admitted that
the proposition was one in which the
city should go slowly r.. order TO pro-
tect iis interests. lie advocated an
amicable arrangement II possible, as
the best way out Of the difficulty, and
felt certain that II the company cOuli
be induced TO. comply with the clty's
desires, 10 would he for the belterment
Of the public In general !
lie explained that there was no dan
ger OF the city violating its contrac.
with Contractor Healy. garbage collec-
tor, by changing the place Of hauling
To protect the city The board Insisted
that Mr.. Healy cart the offal 20 the ~
stroycd plant yesterday. and after Il
was refused there II was dumped oni
the plot surrounding the proposed new
location.
Mr.. Ilealy expressed hlmslef at Mon |
days meeting as being ready TO co. 4
operate 10 improve the annoying pre- 4
but asks that citizens assist I
by burning as much OF their garbage 1s I
possible. For the present the garbags
will be taken to the Marsh road plantf
and dumped along the lot. There IS no /
danger 10 the public health. particular
ly at this time. and 70 is believed thai |
If the contractor and city can get to-
gcthcr that the work OF disposal will
be able TO be resumed within a week.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
Conspicuous Success Re
quires TireleSs Energy,
Bulldog" Tenacity,
VigorousnesS
RED-BLOODED
MEN IN DEMAND
Each Year Pepto-Mangan
Restores Thousands to
the Red-Blooded Glass

Modern business can't wait for the
easily-eXhausted, nervous. weak-bodied
man or woman Every executive is on
the constant lookout for enthusiastic
vigorous, red-blooded individuals. for
he knows that with a strong body and
keen mind. such employees can easily
stand the strain Of heavy responsible
ties. quickly master their work and
develop into important positions.
After all, being live" energetic. and
full-bloOded is just a matter OF whether
or not man or woman believes a
healthy physical condition worth while:
for unless you are afflicted with some
deep-seated ailment, the intelligent use
Of GUIDES Pepto-Mangan is all that is
usually necessary.
GUIDES Pcplo-Mangan soon produces
marked beneficial results. The tired.
WORKOUT. rundown feeling disappears.
And in its stead n vigorous whole
someness and happiness proves that the
blood has been supplied with the sore
ly needed richness to supply the entire
system with renewed strength.
When you buy Pepto-Mangan at your
druggists, be sure the name Guides
is on the package You can get it in
either liquid or tablet form. II the
name Guides" is not on the package
it is not Observation-Disclosures