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NEW STATE LABORATORY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, April IA new laboratory
has been equipped in Dover, by the State
Department Of Agriculture in which TO
conduct the chemical and seed testing
work of the State. Heretofore the
fertilizer and seed work has been done
at the State College at Newark
Quarters have been secured in the
State Armory, where heat, gas, electricity
and water arc available. and complete
modern equipment has been installed for
the work
MIR II II Hanson is in charge Of the
new laboratory as State chemist, Mr.
Hanson is a graduate of Pennsylvania
State College and was employed for six
teen years as chemist in the Maine Tx
pertinent Station, where he had extensive
experience
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown, April l7.--While Mrs
Thomas Moore Of Broadkiln Neck. was
driving, Thursday, her horse became
frightened on one Of the streets in Milton
and ran away throwing her out. She
sustained severe cuts and bruises about
the body and for time she was rendered
unconscious.
Rev II f. Reed Of Rising sun, Md.
has accepted call to the pastorate of
Milton NJ. f. Church, and has entered
upon his duties
Officers of the Ladies Aid Society of
Oak Grove NJ f. Church have been elect
ed for the year, as follows President,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17

spring wheat. Their Investigations show
that the hard winter did much damage
and many will not realize the price they
expended for fertilizers.
A shadow social was given at the home
of Mrs. Eugene Fawcett, near town,
Wednesday evening, for the benefit Of
White Hall school
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rutan were guests
the past weekend of Mr.. and Mrs j.
Irving Walls, in Wilmington.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter w. Hynson have
been entertaining Miss Dorothy Williams
of Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
TO ATTEND GENERAL CONFERENCE

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Milford, April l7.-Rev. r. X. Stephen
son, pastor of Avenue NJ. H. Church Of
this town, has been granted by the official
board n two-weeks' leave of absence for
the purpose Of attending the General
Conference of tye Methodist Episcopal
Church, which convcnes in Des Moines,
Iowa. MAY |.
Mr.. Stephenson is q member of the
general board of control Of the Epworth
League Of the Fourth General Conference
district Of Delaware. Maryland and
Pennsylvania
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17

Cora Belts; vice-president, Anna Gore;
secretary, Mildred Deputy; treasurer,
Charles Gorem parsonage committee,
Ada Deputy.
Wesley M. +. Sunday school, George
town, has elected the following officers:
Superintendent, George Roland Messick;
assistants, II. l.. Hudson, Frank l.. Joseph;
librarian, Thomas Taylor, Jr.; assistant
Librarian, Julius Green; secretary, Nettic
Downs; treasurer, John G. Abbott.
In order TO raise funds for the New
Century Club, of this city, benefit per-
formance will be given in the Peoples
Theatre, Tuesday night of next week, by
the Georgetown Concert Band minstrels.
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DIOCESAN DELEGATES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Middletown, April 17.-Jefferson B.
Foard, senior warden. and James GAYLORD
Bragdon, Junior warden, Will be delegates
to the Diocesan Convention to be held at
Emmanuel p E. Church, Wilmington. on
May II. Frederick Brady and Julian I'll.
Foard are alternates.
At a meeting of the vestry of the church
James G.. Bragdon was elected secretary;
William G, Lockwood. treasurer; Joseph
Hanson, assistant treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
KAPPA ALPHA DANCE.

Special Correspondence of Every vening
Newark, April 1.-THE Kappa Alpha
dance, last night in the Y NJ G. A. hall,
was one of the most successful and at
tractive ever held by Delaware College
fraternity. The dance was attended by
about 100 couples from all parts of the
State, and many from other sections.
Tie hall was beautifully decorated with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
DELAWARE CITY.
al Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City, April 17-Delaware
City Century Club meeting, yesterday,
was in charge of Mrs William b. Jester,
who gave a very interesting program from
the books of O. Henry. NJ usical selection
were rendered
Mrs. William Ellison, who has been i'll
for the past week. is improving.
Mrs. John Spicer, who was operated
on at the Delaware Hospital. last week,
is reported improving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
ANNOUNCEMENT OF WEDDING.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, April 17.-Announcement
of the marriage of Miss Violet b. Webster,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Webster,
Deals Island, Md, and Arthur b. Work
man, son of MIR. and Mrs. Ebenezer A..
Workman, residing near Sand Hill. three
miles from this city, has been made. For
the past few days the wedding has been
kept secret, and u was not known TO their
many friendsin this section until yesterday
The ceremony was performed by Rev. II.
III. Marshall of the Georgetown NJ. T..
Circuit, last Sunday night.
The bride formerly taught school in the
Sand Hill district, and the wedding is a
elimination of a courtship started while
In this county as an educator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
INSPECT COOPER RIVER n. ,.
Where Thirteen Foot Channel y Beinz
Dredged.

Lt-Col James r. Jervcy. n the 7
Engineering Department. accompanied
by Major j. F Coukiin and o., W IT.
Miller, II the local office mnde m ineper-
ti0n n the Cooper River. y. j yesteTtay 4.
The contract for the work q hold by fir
American Dredging Co - is dredging
l3-foot channel and making tho river -O
feet vide over the bar ~ the mouth
Col. Jervey is ~ the Baltimore of5rr
today attending ~ routine work He wiz
return tonight.
Col. W.. y Iadue. n The PhiladclDhia
Office. paid n visit ~ the local Office to-day
while on HE way - the Ctesapeake md
Delaware canal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
BRASS BAND REORGANIZED.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milton. April 1.-THE old Milton
Band has been reorganized with about
twenty-five members. The following Off
GERS have been elected: " W. Crouch,
president; J. Leon Black. secretary and
treasurer; William Wagamon, business
manager; DIR. II. b. Hopkins. director;
Louis Yukl, musical instructor New
instruments have been received and daily
nractice Is held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
NEWS OF SMYRNA.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Smyrna, April 17.-Mrs. John W.
Clifton and Robert H. Hill entertained
the Tuesday Club on Tuesday evening
at Mrs. Clifton's home.
The Athletic Association of the Smyrna
High School gave a box and shadow social
III the school building, Wednesday even
ing. Dancing was feature. The proceeds
OF the affair went to the baseball team
fund Of the school
Farmers in lower New Castle county
are rather pessimistic over prospects for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17

the fraternity colors, red and orange.
Music was furnished by Madden's orches-
ira.
The patronesses we're: Mrs. T.. Laurence
Smith, Mrs. George Il. Dutton, Mrs.
Walter II. Steel, Mrs. Samuel j. Wright,
Mrs Samuel G. Mitchell Dean Winifred
j. Robinson, Mrs Charles b. Evans, Mrs.
John Pilling, Mrs. j. Pilling Wright, Mrs.
Alexander Donoho, Mrs. Herman r..
Tyson Mrs. j. Pearce Cam, Mrs. Ernest
b. Wright and Mrs. Charles A. McCue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
TO VOTE ON BOND ISSUE,

spocial Correspondence of Every Evening
Smyrna, April 17.-Edward T. Porter.
secretary Of Smyrna Town Council, has
called a special election to be held in the
Office of Alderman Anthony on April p.
1t which time the taxpayers will decide on
the new proposed $4,000 bond issue
authorized by the Legislature for i'm
proving the streets and finishing the new
municipal electric light plant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
AGED PREACHER DIES SUDDENLY.
Special Correspondence Of Every Erenlns

special correspondence OF Every Evening
Delmar, April Elder II. Francis,
pastor Of the old School Baptist Church
in this section, died suddenly at his home,
early this morning His death was due 90
heart failure, the attack coming ON while
he was in his bathroom
Elder Francis was rs years old and had
been serving the churches here for 81
wears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
Carey Club Dance

The Carcx Club. nn organization >
American Car and Foundry 70 emplovcs
gave u dance 40 the Gilbert Stuiio last
night Novel dances were feature of 80
program The room was decorated WITH
the colprs ~ the club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
Catholic Young Women TO Dance.

On Tuesday evening the Young Ladies
Catholic Club will hold dance at Brown
son Hall During the evening there viii
be several novelty dances
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction of many and will be to you ADV
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
First Large Shipment Rapidly
Dwindling Away.


Just nine days ago yesterday, Serbo.
the great health tonic. was placed on
sale for the benefit Of lhe people OF
Wilmington and In that short space
OF time 10 has met with the same
great enthusiasm that has greeted IL
every other place.
People all over town are taking the
SerbO treatment and singing its
praises The demand is not confined
TO any one class OF people but repre-
sents all walks In life. We're all
pretty much The same whCn we are
sick. Sickness, like Conscience makes
towards Of US ALL" only two things
could cause this greai response to
Serbo. The FIRST Is The absolute need
or hundreds Of rundown fas ged-Out
men and women for a good strength
enlng medicine ike SerbO and the sec
ond Is the genuine merit OF SerbO and
its power TO achieve results.
i want every rundown man or
woman In Wilmington TO give Serbo
a trial and prove TO themselves what
a remarkable medicine il is" said the
cerDO man today. "The majority OF
our unhappiness, sickness. pain and
mseries are the direct result of our
own neglect. You cannot enjoy per.
feet health unless your stomach and
blood is in good condition.
some people used 10 think that
only dyspepsia and INDIGESTION was
caused by the stomach bul modern
science has taught US that many dis
eases have their beginning in the de-
rangement OF this important organ.
When your stomach is not working
right your entire body is affected
and the other organs cannot perform
their functions properly.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
Fight TO LIFT
BAN ON DANCE
MethodiSts in Conference
Discuss Amusements'
Restrictions
VOTE ON QUESTION
WILL BE CLOSE

hts MONIES. Ia. May .. United
Pftss)-A spirited fight to M the his
iof'e Methodist ban on dancing. card
playing, thealer attendance and other
"irnscmcnis Is expected here as tic
"nnNal conference continues.
Indications are that the vote on lift
lns The ban will be close. as the result
ol an extensive campaign that has
Been carried on during The last year
- various factions Of the church.
ntngaies from every Stale are m at
irnlancc. The conference will con-
i'nue about a month.
Several Stain conferences Of the
church have gone on record as favor
ins the lifting Of the ban that has
heen In effect since the 1O's. but the
opposition TO such a move slill Is
strong In several quarters OF the de-
nomination.
Henry Smythe. Jr.. OF Washington.
u. g.. son OF Methodist minister. is
expected 10 lead The tight 10 remove
Tho denunciation OF the church from
these amusements. During the war
lac served as Red Cross song director
with the American Expeditlonary
Forces
Back Of Smyihe's efforts 10 have the
ban lifted is bit OF romance His
fiancee refuses TO join the Methodist
church until the ban is lifted
Il expect 10 be married as soon as
am able 10 have the ban lifted. ~
Smythe said. 81 have appeared before
several State conferences and have
urged such action and will address the
resolutions committee Of the national
conference.
Smyihe believes that the ban is a
Evening journal., 1920-05-04

WoodroW Wilson hilched hl, Aagnn
Evening journal., 1920-05-04

10 a star when he spent his boyhood
days Nanl ne io hc a dccp-s sailor.
tnd hfe's prize Was only The prD>l-
dency
George \dc entertained high hopes
OF b ing a brakeman. before he b
csuic a fabler
Vice Pr >dent Marshall fei short
OF his ambition 10 be- pstchor OF
shoes
Or Frank Cranes hoyhoods fond
est wsli was to oWu thc furniture
m The house SO d. could smash a.
up When he leased
Nor boys dream OF becoming pi-
raics Than preachers. set more men
preach than prey
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
SERBO BECOMES A
nine DAYS WONDER
Shows Astonishing Record in Short Space of
Time-People All Over the City Taking
1t With Remarkable Results

III you suffer with any such symp-
iOms as Indigestion. dyspepsia. gas
on the stomach. headache, backachc.
bad breath, coated tongus. consiipa-
ton, liver. kidney troubles or rheu-
matism, you should by all means ny
Serbo.
"Serbo Is a system medicine OF gem
uine merit. Seybo begins by placing
The stomach In good cond tion and
brings a normal, healthy appetite. ID
ZONES up thet liver and Kidneys and
quiets the nerves, thus producing
sound. restful sleep. 10 strengthens
and cleanses the system and enrichts
the blood.
"Scrbo Is designed 10 assist nature
In The buildlng-up process. The treat
ment should be taken Systematically
and continued without interruption
for from three to six weeks or longer.
according TO Improvement expert
enced
III your case is one OF long stand
ing. be sure 20 give SerbO sufficient
time and opportunity 20 show lis full
effect. The time and amount Of
SerbO necessary for relief depend "a
great deal upon the severity Of "a b
case and the condition Of the system
Some cases require less time lhan
others 10 obla the same results
Take Srb0 according 10 the dlrec-
tions and convince yourself. Never
mind what you took before. Try
Scrb0. Don't confuse Serbo with any
other medicine. Serbo has no ilsh
oil in n 20 upset the stomach and clog
up fhe system. SerbO is for sale In
Wilmington under the personal direc-
lion OF the Scrbo man. who Is meet
Ing the public and explaining The
merits OF the remarkable medicine
at Miller's Drug store, iOi Markel
sirett.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
:.55(..D(-.IS E+-I I l$t::>
L.. Y ] y =. I; T. ! |!

Use blue wall paper and keep The
air in rooms porfume-,aden TO get
rid OF flies. The New York Merchants
Association advises. Flies will get
mad ard leave the house.
BlackDread and barley soup was
served 10 1900 guests, Including Sec
rciary OF STATE Bainbridge Colby al
a banquet at the Bntm0re Hotel,
New York given In the interests
OF The Jewish Relief Society.
John Henry Dough Is a friend well
worth having tag along with one. Mr..
Dough is there with bells on when
he's NEEDED. And goodness knows he
never was needed as often nor a.
continuously as he is now.
Old Man DOUzh Is d handy guy TO
stick round with when you meet yOuf
butcher. your baker, or your candle
slick maker.
He's convenient company at The
poker tabla. or 10 the pew when thc
collection plate draws nigh
senior Dough makes the auto go.
keeps roof over Your head, and
Evening journal., 1920-05-04

enables you 10 shove your hoofs un-
der the lunch counter.
Dough Is Vcculiar fellow. 10
some he cllnes clos Than 4 brother.
While he's continually slipping away
from less thrifty souls.
This. too, is true Of him: Nhcn
you haven't got h m you want Dus
little OF him and when you have
him you want more Of him than YOU
ever th0ushl you'd wish for IN ths
days when you ddnr have carfare.
And. This is no rrci. J0hn Doe
has most Of IChn Dough.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04

Cash or Credit.
81 on Delivery aud Sl.Oo
"a Week
Delivers this wonderful
cal inct to your home.
20 saves miles OF steps.
time and labor. has
every convenience. as
illustrated. We have
others at sos. So.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04

hlndrance 10 the work OF The Metho-
dist church and claims that 1t is keep
ing many people from becoming MEM
bers. Likewise lac claims II Is not be.
ing obeyed by majority OF the pres
ent membership.
\ report OF commission on uniilca-
ton, In which the plan TO unite the
forces OF the Methodist Episcopal
church and the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Soa.h. is favored will oc-
cupy much consideration at the con-
ference The report is TO be presented
TO the quadrennial Of the Southern
church in 1929
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
HARBoR BOARD TO
MEET NFNT WEEK

OWNS % the absence of Charles
Warner. Who Is away on private
business. end Joseph Bancroft. who
3, In New York. no meeting Of the
Board OF H3rbOr Commissioners Will
be held this week.
The commissioners went 10 New
York last Thursday 30 consult with
the advisory board and inspect the
piers 40 thc Bush Terminal Mr..
Warner and Willard A. Speakman
Evening journal., 1920-05-04

president. returned 10 Wilmington
fr'dlN. while Mr.. Bancroft Viii re-
main several days LONGER. The repOr ri
tf Tire commissioners inVcStlg1iIu
Will hc presented az The ncNt mtcl
ing.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
MOST OF I'M REPORT
EIuIuS IN TlNi

iitcaic for baby Ir you ten the mayoi
about his birth ave days after 1t uc-
ours; Otherwise YOU don't here. Mosl
Of 'cm do
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-06

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Pet .athlotic oGacer- Howard j.
Al0ye. II
HIst0rian-Guy MalsnaH
Post surge0n-D. Louls Ostrom.
Trustees-WaIter a. Hosenneid'
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-06

The Joint teachers institute 70 be
held ct the First Methodist church
in this city = going to be one q
the best institutes that has ever
been held here II plans being made
now hold true. The institute ID
for al teachers in Rock Island and
Mercer counties and will be held
Oct. 11-14. The Illinois Valley State
Teachers association viii hold it,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-07-28

about it. Perhaps he has been 'stung'
before. Yet so positive is the sales
man that the oil is there in big, pay
ing quantities that he is willing to
guarantee his victim a very liberal
income from his investment within a
given time. He offers to back up this
guarantee with full security in the
form of Liberty Bonds. the best secur-
ity on earth, he informs his victim i'm
pressively, who already is reaching
for his check book, convinced that at
last he has the opportunity to make
a safe and paying investment
A sale is made for, say, $1,000 worth
of stock. The money is paid and the
salesman turns over to the purchaser
$1,000 in Liberty Bonds 1t all looks
very safe and promising at the time,
but as the days and weeks pass by it
gradually dawns on the purchaser that
instead Of getting oil stock in a paying
we'll he simply has bought $1,000
worth of Liberty Bonds at their face
value. They cost the stock salesman
possibly little more than $50 for GER
tain issues, and so he made on this
one deal close to $500. No oil field is
needed at all for this scheme.
The buyer doesn't feel nearly so bad
as he would if he had only bunch of
worthless stock certificates to show
for his $1,000, but it cost him around
500 to learn this little game, and a
few such deals every day will make
the salesman as much money as he
ever made in the palmiest days OF
wildcat stock promotion schemes
Watch out for him.-Nebraska Farm
Journal.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-07-28
MAMRE COUPLE CELEBRATE
TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Magnuson's Sill.
yer Wedding Occasion for
Happy Festivity

A gathering Of friends and neigh
bors assembled at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. Magnuson, of Mamre,
Tuesday evening of last week to help
that worthy couple in the celebration
of their silver wedding.
Rev. C. G. StrOm opened the pro-
gram with reading a psalm and lead
ing in prayer. He called for short
speeches by Albin Carlson. Hjalmar
Johnson, Chas. Gustafson and A. John
son. Rev. G. N. Tegnell of Willmar
read from the last chapter of Prov
cribs, beginning at the tenth verse and
likened the bride of the day to the
woman described therein
Rev. A. E. Palmquist of st. Paul
made short address and as a gem
of thought for the occasion gave the
bible verse: "Only goodness and
mercy shall follow me in all the days
of my life and I shall dwell in the
house of the Lord forever"
A poem dedicated to the occasion
and written by Hi. Johnson was read
by Rev. Strom. The pastor then in
behalf of the assembled guests pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Magnuson with
several pieces of beautiful silverware
and a purse of money as remem-
brance of the occasion. Both Mr. and
Mrs. MagnusOn responded with short
speeches of appreciation and thanked
their friends.
The program ended with a song and
closing prayer by Rev. Tegnel.
Lunch was served and a social time
enjoyed by all those present.
Relatives from a distance who at
tended the celebration were Frances
Magnuson, Mrs. S. E. Magnuson and
Eleanor Magnuson of Minneapolis
John Nygren and Marie and Silva
Magnuson Of Silva, North Dakota
Contributed.
ovid Mr.. och Mrs. NJ Magnuson's Sill
yer br0llop, af Hi. Johnson).
Friskt svalkar kvallen och gr0n star
Skogen,
Och stjernor tindra och faglar sla
Kring vara vAnner, sA huld och trogen
Hvars silver br6llop dag skall sta.
Naturen virar en- brOllops krans,
Och winner fra en- fest med CLANS,
Eft fjerndels sekel, EFT mime sen
Mar fOrst nj stod pa den beta stem.
Engang, den tjugonde JUL Manad
Of aret aderton och nittio fem,
Da stod ert brollop och skjelva Frykman
Knot bandet har uti delta hem.
Den har Ell kunnats l0sts upp igen
Ty varmt och fast klappar hjertat an,
Den haller nog sina femtio ar
SA att vi guldbr0llop fra far.
En- fjerndels sekel af frid och lycka
Hvem maktar fatta den gafvans vidd?
Fast monga stormar seglen rycka
Som gor att lyckan kanns som f0rs-
pridd,
Dock uti Gud har nj funnit 70
Han spridt valsignelse edert DO,
Guds frid ert hem med sin CLANS for
gyltt,
Och barnens skara med fr0jd den fyldt
Jag namde barnen; Men och de gamla
Nj vardat ONT uti aldrens dar,
Och l0nen den ar annu den Stamina
Till den som hedrar sin NOR och far.
Gud star annu till slit fjerde bud
Hall derf0r ut tills Diet sista ljud
Fran kara lappar sa tyst dor bort
Ock Gud skall saga till er, wal gjort.'
Med varma hjertan vi eder 0nska
ALT godt fran himlen, fran fridens
Gud,
Och ma nj lange ibland oss grOnska;
Frid Oliver brudgum och silver brud
Med Kristus oliver err alton sail
Han star er bi till er lefvnads kvall
Tllls pa andra stranden Fadrens hus
Der Lammets br0llop skall sta illus.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-07-28

Joseph and Fred Ziehl and their
aunt Kate Ziehl of Raymond left Fri
day for visit at St. Cloud until Sun
day evening.
Miss Mildred Eklund returned Sat-
urday from St. Cloud where she has
been attending the St. Cloud Normal
summer course.
Don't lose Hope-success is within
your reach. AS starter send for our
cataIog, Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Minn.-Adv.
John Feig and family have moved
here from AtWater and will make their
home on Tenth St. S. in the residence
which Mr.. Feig purchased some time
ago.
Miss Marie Blomquist of Rose
land and Mrs. R. w. Julius and daugh-
ter Adeline of Fairfax left Friday for
visit with friends and relatives at
Milaca.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-07-28
Hands on Your Pocketbooks

Sales of stock in questionable en-
terprises have fallen off considerably
in the last few weeks. But there
seems to be no end to the schemes
worked out by these statesmen to in
duce unsuspecting citizens to invest in
their offerings. Here is a brand new
one, discovered by an Omaha bank
official who has asked us to pass it on
to our readers as a warning:
The salesman in question has some
shares of oil stock to sell in a district
in Texas or Oklahoma, as the case
may be. 1t is positively certain to
make a lot of money for the investor.
The prospective victim has his doubts