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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28

Procedentes de San Juan atracaron al
muelle de la Playa los vapores "Isabe-
la, Helen" y "Coamo'', trayendo
un gran cargamento de provisiones.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
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Se 0fTeCs.
viAJAETR vENDEDoR. -soiicita pls
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p o Box 1853, San Juan. P. R.
JovEN vENDEDoR. active, con Co
nocimientos de teneduria de libros y
correspo ondencia en- ingles espafol, de
sea colocarse. Infonnara H R.. Box
1901. San Juan.
"MENDETs' Economic mucho di
nero remendando utensilios de cocina,
como oLLAs. BANOs, CAFETERAS,
etc. y tambien bolsas de aqua caliente
otEos 6tiles de gonna. AGENTES GE-
NERALEs PARA LA vENTA AL PoR
MAYOR EN- PUERTO RICO, "IsBA"
Allen No. 70, Box 4s6. San Juan, P R.
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Tesoro de los ''Lendus." valOr del elem
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-28

BANDERAs amsrieanas y pOrtoFrique-
has STANDARD Wool Bunting. Para Is
cnelas y Manieipioa Pida preeios espe-
eiaie1 . GONZALEZ PADIE CO. Zinc }
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Dec 10 1t has been announced
that Bishop William f. Mcdowell of
Washington ID c., will occupy the pulpit
of Ger tenary Methodist Episcopal Church
of Laurel Sunday morning, January 2,
Bishop Quayle also was expected, but =
telegram WAS received announcing his
illness
Christopher c. Ellis and Harry l..
Ralph were among those who visited
Georgetown last night and attended a
meeting of the Royal Arch Masons-
The committee on Christmas entertain
meut Of Centenary NJ + Sunday School
has arranged an interesting program for
Sunday evening, December 20. Special
music will he rendered
Mr.. ard Mrs Homer r.. Knowles have
moved here from 'rban. Ohio Mr. Knowles
hcs sold his busir ess interests there and
they expect TO make their home IN Laurel.
which was the home Of Mrs. Knowles
previous to her marriage
Charles " Mitchell Is having improve
merits made 10 the building he occupies
on Market street by the construction Of
concrete floors in the bmldir & and porches.
The Flower Club was delightfully."- en-
tertaired, Tuesday evenIrg ct the hom
Of Mrs Joseph CoEoway. in East Laurel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
SAD NEWS OF DEATHS.

Laurel. Dec. l6.-Fricnds and relatives
here are greatly sorrowcd by the news OF
death of Stockly Elliott, formerly .
resident of this community, who died at
his home in Brideeville, yesterday morn
ing. of peurisy and complications.
MIR. Elliott was SO yearsof age and WAS
brother of Rufus T. Elliott and Mrs.
Gilmore Hastings, residents of Laurel,
both of whom are more than 80 years OF
age. Until he WAS stricken with pleurlsy
this fall. Mr. Elliott had been enjoying
good health, despite his four score years
and more.
About the same time relatives received
word of the death of Miss Edith Kane,
a niece Of Mrs. Joshua III. Marvil, and n
grand-niece Of Stockley Elliott, Mrs.
Gilmore Hastings and Rufus l.. Elliott
Miss Kane was but 10 years of age and
died at the home Of her parents, MIR and
Mrs ] w Kane of Summit Bridge,
near Middletown, yesterday morning
Her death resulted from complications
following n severe attack of pneumonia
which she suffered q few weeks ago and
from which she never fully recovered.
News also was received of the critical
illness of Joseph Elliott, a brother oi
Mrs Marvil and nephew Of the three
octogenarians. who is thought TO be IN
dying condition Mt his home at Hebron
Md, from Bright's disease. His death Is
expected at any time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark. Dec. I6.-Newark Opera
House Co. will entertain the children OF
the public schools and the teachers at .
moving pictures matinee previous TO the
Christmas vacation.
Miss Pauline Rutledge will give a
demonstration lesson in reading with first
grade pupils, tomorrow afternoon.
Rehearsals are being held daily for the
play The First Christmas, to be given
next Tuesday night 10y pupils OF the
eighth grammar grade.
A Christmas entertainment and cantnta
will be given Sunday evening IN the
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
William Fl. Evans, for years station
agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad. rs
now trust officer for the Newark Trust
and Safe Deposit Co
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred 4 Curtis left this
week for California, to remain during the
winter.
Town Officer Thompson has been pro
vided with a motorcycle to chase traffic
law violators and other offenders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Great Drop in Sweet Potato Prices
in Lower Sussex County to
Sl.30 Per Hamper.
NEWS OF SUDDEN DEATHS
Acorn Club of Seaford Has His
tory Day." With Unusually Fine
Program of Entertainment.
r rom Every Evenings Correspondents.

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Seaford Dec. l6.-Tuesday was a
most ENJOYABLE day at the Acorn Club
room After the routine buiness, the
chairman for the day. Miss Maude Dor
sey. presented a splendid program, the
subJect being History. Thomas Dono-
hn accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
Alexander Donoho rendered very pretty
ssxaphone solo, Sweet and Low; also,
Feather Your Nest, fox trot. Mrs.
Monroe H. Adams read a very instructive
article on the three hundredth anniver-
sarv Of the landing of the Pilgrims at
Plymouth. Mrs Madison Willin gave a
reading, The Lost Cook and at the
same time Mrs. Alexander Donoho
rendered The Lost Chord on the piano.
Mrs Howard Morgan sang "Carmena,
accompanied by Mrs. Isidore Stephany
Mrs ". ID. Stevens and Mrs. Alexander
Donoho played beautiful piano duet,
Festival Processional March For the
closing number Mrs. j. r. Eskrldge read,
an interesting article on Delaware,
and Mrs Howard Morgan responded with
the song Our Beloved Delaware.
The club expects to have a speaker
here on January in behalf Of the Near
Fast Relief Fund. The club will enter
tain on Tuesday afternoon December
IS, NJ their rooms the ladies Of Federals
burg. Md, who have organized n club
and expressed a desire to visit the Acorn
Club, TO get views on parliamentary laws
snd other things pertaining 10 their
.,r-~a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
OLD FARMER BURIED.

Georgetown. Dec 16.-Funeral services
Of Joseph Wainwright, aged 50 Years,
widely known farmer, residing between
Seaford and Reliance, whose death oc-
cured Saturday night after two weeks
illness from paralysis, were conducted
Tuesday afternoon al Reliance Church.
Rcv. o. E Jones oflciated and burial Was
made IN the adjoining cemetery. Despite
the fact that he had but one leg the other
having been amputated more than 30
wears ago because Of cancer, he success
fully managed large farm and was able
TO do considerable work.
The rena ins Of Miss Lydia c. Wingste,
aged about 76 years, were brought here
Tuesday from Wilmington, and upon the
arrival Of the noon tram were taken 70
Wesley NJ T. Church, where funeral
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
DELAWARE CITY NEWS,

Delaware City. Dec l6 Mrs William
Moore Is entertaining her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Zaclles oi Port Penn, for the
week
While cunning for ducks on the Nc
Connel farm near here. Yesterday Cap
tam Dr. Rowe and Willard Mcdonnell
bagged two large geese that tipped the
scales al 2l pounds.
Mr. and Mr. Clark Beck are being con
graduated upon the bnth Of baby girl
CAPTAIN Rove Of Fort du Pont has been
ordered to Porto Rico and expects TO
leave for hIs new station the first Of Feb
rIary
The deer shot by James Padley on his
farm near here. sorne time ago, II becoming
quite tame. As it will eat from Mr.. Pad
levs hand
Mrs. Wallace Daniels is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs S0merVllle. in
Washington d G.
Ducks. although plentiful in the early
part Of November, are getting scarce, as
very few can be seen al any time on the
river or flying over the marshes
Several carloads Of coal have been re-
celved by H G. Webb, and If the present
good weather holds out will supply the
town until the middle of January.
The banks OF the drain ditch near the
railroad bridge that developed breaks
some time ago are showing signs Of large
gaps. and unless repaired soon may be
caved in by the high tides
Carp fishermen are having setback,
as the high tides Of late have flooded the
marshes to such an extent that fishing is
almost impossible.
The tug Columbia, with light barge
in tow, passed through the canal, yester-
day, from Philadelphia 70 the Kappa
hammock river, Virginia.
The yacht Daisy, from New York City
20 Florida. passed through the canal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Dec. 16.-Edward Hurley
and Harry Pierce, while fishing on
Slaughter Neck nillpond, landed a bass
Which weighed six pounds and ten ounces,
ard was 23l4 inches IL Iength and ISIS
inches IN gi,th.
Mr.. and Mrs Rolls A. Lane, formerly
q. Milford ard now OF Wilmington. are
being congratulated on the birth Of q
daughter two weeks ago
Although the muskrat season opened
two weeks ago. many Of the trappers on
the ms-SheS IN this section have not yet
set their traps. because the unsessonably
warm weather Of the past SIX weeks has
prevented the fur OF the rodents becoming
thick
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Christ Church Woman's Auxiliary WIS
held Yesterday afternoon p the home Of
Mrs John : Prettyman on North Wal
nat II rect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
NEW ROAD TO BE OPENED.

Laurel. Dec 10 Work has been for
warded 10 such an extent on the laurel
Seaford highway that il is expected It
will be thrown open 20 the public about
the first of the new year The contra, tors
fl ishci laying cement on the main drive
way this week
l'his Is gratifying rews 20 the army Of
those who are compelled 70 Use thus artery
az travel SIS the work had been held W
SO lorg. the construction havlng been
started at the same time, or just before,
work was CONNER ced on the laurel
Delmar road which has been open for q
wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, Dec Is stephen FlAnigan
has returred from Wilmi1 gton, where he
was successfully operated on for hemor-
rhoids
a. +. Phillips who has been an atten daEt
AZ the State Hospital. Farrhurst for
several wears. hes resigned ard rcturred
70 his home here
Mr.. ard Mrs Frr est Simon ard son
Stanley will leave this week for Georgia,
where they viii sperd d the Christmas
HOLIDAYS with relatives.
Mir ard Mrs Austin Ross are receivli
COZ grstulatiors on the birth of " bahy
girl. Mrs Ross before he marriage Was
Miss Iela Waller
Mrs Orem Tree was allied to Pocomoke
City Md, YESTERDAY by the serious Ill
ncsS of her mother
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
prom" AT wOMEN'S COLLEGE.

Newark. Dec. 16.-The junior class OF
the Women's College will hold the an
nual prom" in Warner Hall Saturday
evening. Miss Marion Hatfield, Miss
Elizabeth Taylor and Miss Margaret
Moffett are cbairmen Of the various COM
mittees arranging for the affair. The pa
irons and patronesses will be: Dean
Winifred j. Robinson. DIR. and Mrs
Walter +. Hullhen, DIR. and Mrs. T M.
X. Foster. Professor and Mrs. George l..
Dutton. Mrs Emma Wilson, Misses
Laura Clark, Quaesta Drake, Orllsta
Dikeman and Rachel Taylor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
SWEET POTATOES DROP.

Seaford. Dec. I6-The bottom has
dropped out of the sweet potato market.
Prime sweets are now only bringing
81 30 to sl.35 per hamper, against 81 .65
10 SIS about ten days ago. As q result
af the continued drop. many farmers
are shipping their sweets out as rapidly
- possible, expecting the market 70 go
still lower Some of the brokers who have
thousands of baskets stored IN potato
houses arc also shipping many sweets.
II is the opinion OF some here that the
market will go as low as 81 per hamper
after the holidays. while other arr inclined
- believe the market will again advance to
~ least 81 SO per hamper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
SCHOOL LAW AMENDMENT.

Dover. Dec. l6-The executive com
mittee of the committee of thlTty-hVe
appointed by the hold-over state senators
to amend the present School law. held a
meeting here Yesterday in the supreme
Court room ami discussed the di1etcht
phases Of the law against which the chief
objections have heen made ne three
county school supe-rntendents Nessrs
Jump. Holloway and Hardesty. were with
the committee.
The motion adopted last " eek. giving
authority to the executive committee,
offered by Harry Cannon Of bridge
vile. was as follows To amend present
school law SO as to meet conditions as
committee understands them
The committee considered the subject,
hllf took no action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
NEW FUEL DEVELOPED.
Composition of Coke Dust and Particles of
Soft Coal Tested nf Pittsburg.

Pittsburg. Dec l6.-The gas conservs-
ton and smoke reducing campaign of the
Pittsburg station OF the United States
Bureau Of Mines and civic organizations,
has developed a new fuel, composed Of
coke dust and particles Of soft coal, of
ficials Of the bureau announced here to-
day
The rev fuel has been tested and the
bureau Of mines officials urge that resi-
dents Of the Plttshurg district use It.
rot only IS 9 gas conservation and
smoke reduction measure but as a more
efficient heat producer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.

Seaford, Dec. 10 Mr.. and Mrs How
ard Allen entertain ed friends at their home
Yesterday afternoon. At3 o clock charm
irg dInr er was served The affair was IN
horror of Mrs Aliens birthday annivcr-
sary
Tho~e present were M. ard Mrs
Herman Allen. Mr.. and Mrs George
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs Frank lei 'ates and
daughter. Mr. ard Mrs. George Collier
ard daughter. Gladys Mrs Fanrie Collier
Miss Matte smith. Of Harm gton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
FORECAST TROUBLE BETWEEN
RUMANIA AND RUSSIA

Vienna. Dec. I6-Trouble between
Ruamnia and Soviet Russia Is forecast IN
reports from I UkTainia received here. These
edvices declared that Rumania is adopt
irg measures indicative Of the inn
ninence Of war" with Russia over the
possession Of Bessarabis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
BROTHERHOOD OFFICERS.

Dover. Dec I5.-The following officers
ri - Paul's Brotherhood Of Peoples
Christian Church OF this town were elect
I'd last evening: President John ). Col
Inns vice-president, John b Hutton secre-
-arv. II F. Lynch; treasurer. Gardner T.
Thompson.
arrangements for a banquet 10 be
gwen early in January. were delegated
IN committee consisting Of J l.. Hayes,
John 3 Hutton and Wesley Webb.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
WEDDING IN SUSSEX.

Georgetown, Dec. 16.--Announcemen ent
has been made of the marriage of Mrs
Edith NJ. Wheatley of Rhodesdale, Md,
daughter of the late John Cannon, and
Oscar j. Wheatley of Oak Grove, this
county, son of the late Il. II. T. Wheatley.
The ceremony took place on December
z, at Reliance, being performed by Rev.
J. III. Thornton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
CONSTABLE RESIGNS.

Georgetown. Dec. 16-Thonas Fowler
of Milton. constable for the Tenth dis
fr.ct this county. has rendered his
resignation to the County commissioners.
Mr. Fowler has been an officer in the
eastern part Of the county for the past
four wears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

liam Lorimer, convicted Of wrccIins the
LasalIe Street Trust and Savings Bank in
1914, yesterday entered the State Penn
tcntiary at Joliet, as convict No. 1000.
Since his conviction, shortly sfter the
financial crash, Munday has been fight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

ing % save hiu~slf from the pris,1 -sn-
tence His las. appeAl was los, yesterdsy
He was sentenced b. serve three year
by god behavior this may b. shoriensd
by six months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
ACHES AND PAIN
SLOAN'S GETS 'EM
Famous Pain and Ache Liniment Kept
Handy, Brings Warming
Gratifying Relief.

n HEUMATIC twinges ease up soon
X So do stiff joints, lame back. neu-
~ ralgia, overtaxed muscles, and those
pains from weather exposure, too they
don't fight long against the counter
irritation that Sloan Liniment produces
Always keep this old family friend
handy for instant use-a little penetrates
without rubbing leaving no skin stains,
nuss, or clogged pores. It's very odor--
healthy and stimulating suggests the
good t viii do.
All druggists Three snes-35c, zoe
$40 Largest size is most economics /,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

yesterday; also the yacht Wolf, from
Philadelphia TO the South.
Mrs. William Oakcs, ST.. who was taken
seriously i'll few days ago, is somewhat
mproyed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
STAYED PRISON TERM YEARS

Joliet Doors Close Finally on M0uday,
Chicago Bank Wrecker.
Chicago, Dec. 16.--~Charle~ Is. Mundny,
friend and partner of former Senator VIII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

If your classified adj hasn't brought
good results, make it tell moro about
your proposition Call 220O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

services were conducted by Rev. s. N,
Pilchard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

oODyusaA loia 0ns assures ',sua.,~ =,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
A GOOD PIPE Is Lw ANS A
WEI COME PRESENT

We have them IN 3 large
variety. st the price ypu want
to pay. Horn Stems, soc. 10 81.
Good quality Pipes. with
Bakellte and Brisr stems,
straight on bent, 81 10 $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25
.p.xc,,o,opize.I, For Jobs.

once upon a time girls were "psy-
t5losized" TO determine the kind OF
Ill they should marry. Now they
re being "phychologized" TO see
shat positions they can best Nil: IN
lie employment bureau of the larg-
a / New York City Y. NJ. c. A. the
p.accment secretary who answers
calls from hundreds of employers
and who examines as many appli-
eants for positions. is a specially
trained psychologist. She examines
every applicant carefully and finds
that many women misunderstood
their abilities and apply for positions
they could not I'LL" On her testins
cards six types Of personality are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25

and separately responsible for the
cost and quality Of the service rem
dered) it is agreed that cooperation
and mutual helpfulness are the ba-
sis of right and progressive indus
trial relations. and that intimida-
ton and coercion have no proper
Mace in American industry. To
provide a NEAR whereby the par
ties may cooperate both to pre-
serve peace in the industry and to
further their mutual interests IN
the common enterprise. this agree
ment is entered into.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25

listed which determine fitness or I'M
fitness for various jobs-positive,
negative, aggressive. vivid. balanc-
ed. and colorless. Because of this
personality test especially. the direc-
tor has seldom made a misfit in plac-
ing women and girls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25

In the July Worlds Work Sam
ual Crowther tells of a construc-
tive agreement which has been en-
tered upon in a Cleveland concern
by employers and wage-earners on
the basis of the following conclu-
sion:,
In view of their primary respon-
sioility to the consuming pubic
(workers and owners are Jointly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25

Things to Worry About.
The Nickel Club, of Tifhin. Ohio
met at the Brass home last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-25

Becoming hats of ribbon and
crepe combination ribbon crown
and georgette brim; Write, Pink,
Navy, Green and Orchid; value
$4.98.