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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13
RatifiCadO 0I tTiuH-
I TO do los uniOniS-
( taS en- San Juan

DuFanie todo Il dia De aver con
tinne 81 eaerutinlo general DO yotos.
"a han ado rsviaadas las h0ias de CO.
tsie ds ios coisgios slect0Fales de- san
guan y Plsrta Dc Tiera. las euales
auelan ana mayona Dc $50 votos
= fsvoT Del partido Unionista.
como 70 ve. rsaalta "a conhrmada
Il mayona Unionista "a 81 Distrit0 Re
pEsasntativo namsEo 1. y poF consi-
guismte IA nominaeion dc nuestro distin
guiao amigo don J0ss ds ,. Tizol para
Rsprsssntants q IA camaFa por 81 Dis
tFito
"a yunta Dc slsceionss algne revi
aando ias iiriaa ds santurcs
- TERMfNO III EscnUTINIo DE
San JUAN. RATIFIcADo FL
TnfuNFo DK Ia UNION PoR III
VoTos
AysT. q ias y media De IA tarde, se
tsrmin6 81 sscrutinio es san Juan. dan.
90 ccmo reaultado IA ratiacaci6n del
triunfo Dc IA Union poF una mayoria
Dc III votes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

dimes esplendidos, EN- que las flores
los frutos seran regalo gustoso del oil
fato Y del paladar.
Y los paises de las brumaS del frio
constituiran lugares de peregrinacion
para los exploradores que busquen en-
tire las ruinas de los pueblos visjos
los restos de generaciones extintas y
de una civilization vacua Y ostentosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13
Viejo a los Cuarenta

/, -os venenos que suelen formarse en- los intesti
nos matan anualmente mas personas que nngdn
otro NAL. La debilidad. el agotamiento y Ia Sc
nectud provienen de unos intestinos dcscuidados c
inactivos. Tome Ud Pildoras del DR.. Ross esta
misma noche y sprenda porque Sc llaman 'PlL-
DORAS De VIDA. Aviso No. 2Ol.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13
Los ''bOISheVikiS"
prOgTGSdn en- ell
NOrte de CrimGa
CABLE FRANCES

WASHINGTON Con motive del
segundo aniversario de la firma del ar
misticio, ell secretario Baker, Ell secre
tario Daniels y los generates Pershing
y March, dirigieron elocuentisimos men
safes al personal de las fuerzas de tie
IRA y mar y los veteranos de la
guerra europea, restituidos a Ia vida
civil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13
ACTO IMPONENTEEN
Ell ARCO DE TRIUNFO
DE La CIUDAD-LUz
(PoR CABLE FRANcEs)

PARIS, noviembre 12-Todos los
peri6dicos dedican entusiastas articu-
los al general Pau, vencedor de AIsa-
cia y uien Ell Gobierno ACADIA de i'm
poner la Medalla de la Victoria, CO.
mo premio su actividad Y su ex-
traordinario patriotismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

RAPALLo- De acuerdo con un
mensaje de Belgrade, la Delegation de
Serbia, por intermedio de NJ Trum-
bitch, ministro de Relaeiones Exterio-
res, ha notifcado a la Delegation de
Italia que Serbia esta dispuesta a con
tinuar las negociaciones sobre las ba-
ses va indicadas por Italia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

PARIS.-El Comite Frances de los
Juegos olimpicos ha enviado un Re
al Comite International pa
ra pedir que los juegos de 1924 Sc We
en- esta poblaci6n
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zURICH.-El dltimo comunicado of
cial de los "bolshevikis dice que las
tropas rojas han pasado la peninsula
de Crimea, donde ocupan posiciones de
gran importancia
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Sc Conpra

BRONCO vIRJo:-InfOrmarAn De-
partamento de compra. AM. RR. Co Of
Porto Rico. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

SANTA MARGARITA.- Informa-
clones de fuentes ofciales dicen que
reina saludable optimismo en- los cir
culOs yugo-eslavos, puesto que va Sc
considera terminado ell convenio entire
Italia Y Yugoeslavia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13
EI nuHVO COnfIiCtO
entire 0I Jap6R y
EStadOS UnidOS

Ell MUNDo insert6 un cablegra-
ma de Washington infOrmando que el
Jap6n ha prOtsstadO Ohcialmete ante
aqnel Oobierno. en- virtud de la nueva
ley californiana que Oprime a los nj
pones III EmbajadOr japones pide que
esa ley no Sc applique a los japoneses
liegados q California.
I'm el psri6dicO New York Anne
rlcan''. que recihimOs aver, leemOs 10
siguiente:
Las negociaciOnes. que Sc han lie
vado a efeeto entire el Jap6n y Estados
Unidos aeerea de Ia ley presentada en-
IA Legislature de California y la cual
impide a los iaponeses comprar tierras
en- ESQ Estado. han conclude va. en-
forma que no es satisfactoria para los
intsreses del Jap6n. La referida ley fue
aprobada pOr una mayOria inmensa en-
IA legislature de California.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

TOXIC cEDIo PoR PRIMERA vEZ
ANTE LAS ExIGENcIAs DE Los
LE0IsLADoREs cALIFoRNIANos
Ia ley permite que estudiantes ia
poneses asi como tambien viajeros y
funeionarios del oobierno visiten el es-
tado de califOrnia. pero prohibe termi
nantemsts la entrada de cOlOnizadores
y pobladOres iapOneses
III Gobierno de Toxic, a pesar de
las pgotestas de su prensa, la cual con
sidera esa medida ofensiva para ell no
nor de Ia naei6n. IA reconocido Ell de-
reeho que asiste a California o a cual
quier otro estado de la Union a con-
servar sus tierras y adoptar medidas
para restringir Ia immigration.
N Gobierno de los Estados Unidos
SECURE de que su intervention resulta
ria el mejor estimulante. anunci6 que
protegera los dereehos de los iaponeses,
10 mismo que 81 fueran eiudadanos anne
III Departamento de Estado anun-
Go asimismo que no sc opondra a Ia
apObaci6n de Ia "allien law, que
e0nsidera muy vaga la posibilidad de
que Ia ley no reeibiera la sanction del
0obiernO.
Los peTi6dicos de Toxic siguen pu
biieando terribles artieulos contra Ell
Gobierno do Norte America. y piden
Al de su pals que no Sc rinda ante
esta aituaei6n. cada dia mas peligrOsa.
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Sc CELEBRA Ell Sc
GUNDO AN|VERSA-
RIO DEL ARMISTICIO
(PoR CABLE FRANcEs)

PARIS, noviembre 12.-Los periodi
cos dedican ediciones especiales para
celebrar ell cincuentenario de la Re-
publics y publican articulos glorifcan-
do el heroismo de los soldados france
ses, cuyo sublime sacrifcio asegur6 la
victoria del derecho y la justicia.
M. Leygues recibi6 aver al nue.
vo ministro del Peru, senior Cornejo, ce
lebrando con este una cordial entire
vista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

ROMA Giolitti ha salido para
Margarita donde sc celebran las con-
ferencias entire italianos y yugo-esla-
vos.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
POLAND WARNS WORLD
IN OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION

Poland. in an official proclamation
issued at Warsaw. has solemuly warned
the world that, if she IS oyerthrown by the
Russian Bolshev-iki, her fall viii be due
ito the indifference of a world which calls
itself Democratic The text follows.
In the critical hour Of its decisive
struggle Poland turns to the nation OF
the world to tell them that her fallwill be
due not only to overbearing might, but
also to the Indifference OF a world which
calls itself democratic and freedom-lov-
ing
I'VE are making YOUR conSclence-the
conscience of the nations Of the world
responsible MAY your conscience STIR
YOU into action. If Polish freedom die
tomorrow YOURS viii be threatened
Think how fall of Poland may becom me
the commencement Of a new world war
with a hecatomh hundred-fold greater
which the free democrats Of the West will
have to place on the altar Of their own
national defense.
"Bolshevist vistory on the Nlstula
threatens all Western Europe. 4 new world
hangs over the world like storm cloud.
WAKE up nations Of the world HUI
manitv. right and truth call YOU. You
hesitatelA Are YOU afraid Of war?It viii come
to YOU as it came to Us. 1t is on your thrcS-
hold: it viii be too late to save yourselves.
Not only our future, but your future, is at
stake TODAY on the NiStula.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Certainpeed Products Corporation reports
FOR six months ended June 30 Surplus
after charges and taxes 81 ,066 ,2S9. against
d deficit Of $50 .6O9 over the same period of
oIg.
New York Airbrake Co in the first half
OF lH2o did the biggest bross business in
Birbrakes in its history Orders on hand
July J exceeded the total output of the first
half 50 that the second half operations
should be considerably better.
There was a distinctly more cheerful tone
In the stock market yesterday due in part
TO the apparent moderation of the terms
proposed by the BolshevistS to the Poles
and in part 10 the statement of the British
premier that there was no intention of
going 70 war with Russia Prices advanced
from small fractions TO several points, as
the short interest attempted TO cover.
There are numerous inquiries for ship
plates for Germany in the market at pres
snt. but Il Is not known when these in
guiries will develop into contracts.
The Iron Age in its weekly review of con-
ditions in the steel trade points out that
the read!ustment going on in other indus
tries has not yet been made manifest in the
steel industry. and that the supply of steel
still falls far short of meeting the demand
The Interstate Commerce Commission
yesterday helped the railroads in their in
of temporary tariffs in order that passen-
ger rates and excess baggage milk and
cream rates may be increased August 26
The formal tariffs will be filed later
call issued yesterday for a meet
ing of bondholders of the National Proper
lies Company who object TO the revised
plan submitted by their protective com
nittee in regard to turning in the bonds
20 protect their interests. The last day for
turning in the bonds is next Monday. The
special meeting viii be held this afternoon
In the Believue-Stratford. Philadelphia.
Those behind the call who are said to rep
-esent 81 .OO0, 900 worth of the bonds have
declined TO further elaborate on their posi-
ion. pending this afternoon meeting The
:all was issued by James T.. German. V i.
Jilpin Robinson Charles +. Grange Oliver
2. lippincott and Walton Gibb While the
greater portion of the bonds have been de-
posted with the protecivet committee inpur-
slIance OF its plan for the acquisition Of the
sommon stock OF the American Railways
Company. the committee is seeking a pre-
oonderance Of the bondholdeTs to approve
ne plan and Will not act unless a large
proportion give their approval. The pro-
sective commi tteei consists of Evan Ran
soIph chairman; John Gribbel Arthur V
Morton William A. Law and Claude A
simpler, with l.. J. Clark as secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
INDUSTRIAL TRUST CO.
FORMED BY MERGER
Union of Industrial Savings and
Loan Association and Industrial
Savings and Loan Bank.

At special meeting Yesterday after
noon of the stockholders Of the Industrial
Savings and Loan Association and OF the
Industrial Savings and Loan Bank, I was
decided. without desCntng vote, to
merge those two corporations with one
concern TO bc known rs the Industrial
Trust Co.
The new company IS Incorporated
under the laws Of this state and has an
authorized capital Of Sl,50000O. OF this
amount the company plans to issue ) ] $50,
600 The policy Of the new institution
VIII bc 10 make all its loans in Whining
ton.
Although this new trust company has
banking privileges. III c. Stout, treasur-
cr. said this morning that checking ac-
counts would not be taken care Of until
the company occupies its new building.
~ the southwest corner Of Tenth and
Shiplcv streets. about the first Of next
year. The company which will at present
maintain headquarters IN the Ford Build
ing. will continue TO loan money on the
same plans used by the Industrial Saving
and Loan Association in the past This
plan will also be employed when the
company elects to exercise its banking
privilege for which there Will he special
department Of the new bank.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
FOREIGN NEWS CAUSES
SLUMP IN WALL STREET
Stocks Depressed at Opening, But
Later Rally and Recover
Most of Loss.
nv Associated Press To Every Evening

4
New York, Aug. 12.-tWall Street,
1890 n. m. Stocks were under pressure
nj the opening of the stock market today
because II the less satisfactory foreign
news. Offerings were not large, but quite
a number of the important shares regis
tered losses of a point or thereabouts
during the first half hour United States
Steel. Bethlehem, Crucible, Nanadium,
Baldwin, Pan-American, American Inter
national. Canadian Pacific and Southern
Pacific fell to ll3 and Mexican Pc
troleum 3ia Some of the less active
shares were higher, including Famous
PLAYERS, Pierce Arrow, Remington Type
writer. American Sugar, Atlantic Gun
and Rcploglc Steel.
Noon-Prcssure against the market re-
laxcd and there was n gradual upturn
which practically cancelled all OF the
early losses. United States Steel recovered
to S67S. Bethlehem, Crucible, Nanadlum
and Rcploglc Stee,s and American Woolen
sold | To points above yesterday S hnal
figures. Some of the low-priced oils and
motors improved sharply, including Pierce
Arrow, Texas Company and Sinclair.
Erratic fluctuations featured the dealings
IN foreign remittances. Demand sterling
opencd ll2 cents higher at 36784 and
then reacted to 365l4. Rates Tor CONT
mental bills did not vary much. Call
money was supplied to carly borrowers
at : per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
PLATFORM M COMMITTEE.
Appointments Announced by Chairman
Isaacs of Democratic State COMMITTEES.

Henry II Isaacs, chairman of the Demo
cratic State Committee. has appointed the
following committee to prepare tentative
platform for submission to the Democratic
State Convention, which will be held at
Dover September IA: l.. Irving Handy
Of Smyrna. chairman; Eben b. Frazer OF
Newark, John b. Hutton of Dover and
Andrew j. Lynch of Georgetown, repre-
senting the counties; James III. Hughes
of Dover and James NJ. Tunnell of George
town, representing the State at large;
Newton T. Grubb OF Brandywine hundred
and Francis NJ Soper of Camden, repre-
senting agriculturists;. Robert W kramer
and John Fl. Hickey OF Wilmington, repre-
senting labor Joseph Bancroft and
Charles Owens of Wilmington, represent
ing manufacturers; John 5. Rossell of
Wilmington and DIR. Rowland c. Paynter
of Georgetown, representing bankers, and
Thomas NJ. Monaghan of Wilmington and
Joseph T. Holland of Milford, represent
ing general business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Aug l2-Charters were filed here
yesterday. as follows
International Tire stores Corporation
Wilmington. Del; capital. s50.o00. 600
Bry- Block Co, Wilmington, Del So
80 .0O0
Drakeland National Corporation. New
York CITY So 100 600
Homer Fields oil Corporation. Whining
ton Del $500 600.
Home supply Co. Wilmington Del $500
600.
Jerome Film Corporation. Pittsburg, Pa
$500 600.
Triplcx Products Corporation, New York
CITY. S40O, 900.
Cam Brothers Kindig, Inc, Whining
ton. Del. Sl5O.00O.
Joseph J. GOggin, Inc. Wilmington, Del,
<lOO. 900.
Dual Auto Visor shield Co. Philadel-
phia Pa $5O.OOO.
brown baskerville Co. Wilmington. Del
$40 600
Increases in capital-kennard & Co. Inc. !,
change 70 kennard-Pyle Co. Wilmington
Del from Sl95.OOO to S5OO.oO0: Mutual
Auto Service Association of North America
New York City. 100000 to $500. 600,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Power and Light Co, quarterly
Of per cent on common. payable Septem-
her I
CerrO de Pasco Copper Corporation. quar-
terly 81 81 a share payable September /.
Davenport Coal Co, initial of per cent
payable August 20
Greenfield Tap and Die Corporation quar-
terly Of } 3-4 per cent on preferred and
three-quarters of per cent on common
payable October ].
National Sugar Refining Co. 81 per cen {,
payable October ,
Norfh Pennsylvania Railroad Co. quar-
terly Of = per cent. payable August 25.
sinclair Consolidated Oil Corpora ton.
quarterly Of So a share on preferred, pay
able August Is.
Standard oil Co Of Kansas. quarterly of
3 per cent and extra of 3 per cent. payable
September Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
PONZI UNDER ARREST
Said to be Unable TO Garry Out
Promises for Redemption of
Notes Tomorrow.
Bv Associated Press 70 Every Evening

Boston, Aug. I2-Charles Ponzi today
surrendered to the United States marshal
and warrant for his arrest IS being pre-
pared.
District Attorney Gallagher said that
Ponzi had surrendered because he felt
himself unable to carry out promises he
had made for the redemption of his notes
tomorrow.
At the time Ponzi gave himself up a
hearing was being held before Judge
Bennett of the Municipal Court sitting
in chambers on a police application for
the arrest of the financier. The hearingwas
secret
Bank Commissioner Allen announced
this afternoon that the capital of the Han
over Trust Company probably had been
completely wiped out The bank was closed
by the commissioner yesterday. Charles
Ponzi had been director up to yester-
day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird G. Co.
du POnt Building
DENIED ALTERING NOTE.
But Dennison Passed il and He is Held
in Bail for Trial.

In the City Court today Jeff c. Denni-
son was held under $500 bond for trial
on the charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses. Testimony was that he
passed 81. bill which had been altered
SO that it resembled a 81 o note He had
a suit pressed, which cost him 40 cents.
He received $3.50 in change
Dennison said he himself had accept
ed the bill for $40, and supposed it was
really what it appeared to be.
Dennison was arrested this morning
by Constable Tinsman on the charge Of
embezzling funds from George Comfy
He will have a hearing before Magis-
trate Stradley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
.F|REMEN "CHRISTEN"
BRIDE AND GROOM
Union Co. Gives President Morgan
and Wife Ride ON Engine IN
Downpour Of Rain.

Members % the Tnion Fire 90 gavc .
unique ride % their president. George
r. Morgan and his bride last Tuesday
evening N celcbration of the marr w.
Of Mr. and Mrs Morgan on July sd ! le-
spite the fart that u wns raining hand.
about $50 O'Clock tho members dorf =
their rubber coats Bnd other storm rqr 81
ment and proceeded wifh both ni fte
company machines o. thc honf ~ ST..
Morgan, 40 Scott street where the
couple, after dOnurg q Wnfcrprod n n
fit were placed aboard the chrmienl u#
gine and given a ride through Il
nearby scction Thcfrip which lasted 1t1 4
30 minute was aunounced ht fhf sh u
shrioking ~ the steamer whistle and y
the UngIng II hells
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
TEWFIK PASHA TO FORM
NEW TURKISH CABINET
I Assnciated &c., to ENerY Evenlng

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Constantinople, Aug 1.-THE Turk
ish grand vizier is i'll and Field Marshal
Tekis Pasha has been asked by the Sultan
to form a cabinet lie has declined and the
Sultan has turned to Tewfik Pasha, head
of the Turkish peace delegation, 70 under
take the task
Mustapha kemal has sent Valid Pasha
through Adalia to Italy for the purpose
of establishing diplomatic relation is with
Rome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
no GENERAL LAYoFP.
Pennsylvania Railroad Officials Derry
Rumored Reduction % Forre

James Ruckalew, uiper'nteuderf T
the Maryiand division of fhr PenrFv'vnri
railroad said this morning that ro 'stf
of men on his division was in progrr i
as has bcen reported lle drnied pnm-
iivoly that another cTt n forces Hnd
feon ordered The 0rlv mrr row aar-
ing the railroad shops aro 'hr urr trat
arc laid ~ In the prrlirar course z
operating the svatrrn te rafd .lrh
changes ~ 1cr'Ir from frne fo mo
IN administering any argr rDrp1raffon
The general superintendent lHea
also denied the rlrnor fhef hfR rrfuo-
fion in forces had heon ordered
man mav hc lard 1f here IND there
II wqs -aid hu' 'ha' r0thirg unumial
-uch changes arr considered r0rurI
and occur ~ IN incident o. operating
TIE railroad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
FINE PEACH CROP MOVING.

Burlington, y. J., Aug. II Market
ing of one OF the finest and largest peach
crops ever produced in the Central
Jersey fruit belt began yesterday with
the movement through the farmers mar
ket here and the initial shipments by
rail Of Carmens, the chief commercial
peach grown IN this State. Carloads
will be shipped out of Burlington couu-
ty during the next two weeks, and grow
ers claim the size and quality were never
better.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
EXPRESS COMPANY ASKS
RIGHT TO RAISE RATES
Wants Increase to Meet Added
Operating Expense From
Wage Award.
Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening


Washington, Aug u Permission to
increase express rates to absorb the
at Chicago estimated at 1880, sos
was asked from the Interstate Com
merce Commission today by the Ameri-
can Railway Express Company.
The express company also asked
authority to increase by 20 per cent
its rates on milk and cream to meet the
Increase granted the railroads on the
same commodities.
In its petition the express company
stated the increase in operating expenses
resulting from the labor boards de
cision would make its estimated yearly
deficit $40. .375, $50 This deficit, the
company said, would be covered by the
guarantee up to September but after
that date it would require increased
rates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
lndorse County Committees Action.

At meeting of the Democratic City
Committee last evening, letter adj
dressed to the committee from William
Nj. Connolly was read. The committee
directed the secretary to write tho De-
mocratic County Committee commenting
that committee for the action it had taken
relative to Mr.. Connolly becoming a
candidate in the Second district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
HOLDUP STORY DENIED.
Deputy Sheriff Parker Explains Why
His Car Was stopped i'm Marcus Hook.

Deputy Sheriff Thomas X. Parker
and his brother, Frank returned from
Browns Mills in the Pines n. j., last
night The deputy sheriff denies a
rumor that they were he'd mp and robbed
near Chester, Pa, but says a Negro
policeman halted them at Marcus Hook
because only one light on their auto
mobile was burning
He states they were permitted to
proceed after giving assurance that they
were not purposely violating the traffic
laws
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
CLAYMONT MEETING
Regular Monthly Community Gathering
T0morrOw Evening

The Clet7uorf fnunlurr f.arEIa
vii hold m monthly .ess0r tnfrnrruw
evening.
The members viii FIRST gather f me
Stone sch0olhmIsc IN fhc pike ruf H. t
r heinR repaired adlourrmerf Hi. -
made ~ the Green Lantern who're f.aHs
Will be An interesting business ard Al
meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
Almost Caused Panic in Theatre.

Joseph Smith, colored, was fined S5
for disorderly conduct, in the City Court
today In the National Theatre last
evening he jumped to his feet and scream
ed something that sounded like fire y
His action nearly caused a panic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
Mrs Frederick Kaiser Stricken.

Mrs. Frederick Kaiser Of 1913 West Thir-
teenth street was taken i'll at her home
last evening. She was taken TO the
Homeopathic Hospital. where today she
was reported to be better Her condition
is not considered alarming.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
ASK RECEIVER FOR PONZI.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Boston, Aug PA creditors petition
asking for the appointment of a receiver
for Charles Ponzi was fled in the Federal
Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
DIR. Frantz for Governor.

DR.. A. +. Frantz, former secretary of
the State Board of Health, has been pro-
posed for the Republican nomination for
governor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12
Return From Betterton.

Robert p Robinson. president Of the
Central National Bank and family have
returned from a trip to Betterton, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12

Young plants thrive better. according 10 a
French botanits If fed drops of water al
most continuously than if watcred copi-
ously At intervals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-12

The more facts your classified ad tells,
the quicker it will get the desired results.