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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
ARGU MENTS OF PRESIDENT
CONTESTED IN ALLIES REPLY

Buenos Aires, Feb. 19.-The Rome
correspondent of La Nacion says that the
,lled reply 10 President Wilson Adriatic
memorandum, which contained 1000
words, is very extensive and sets out
to refute the arguments of the President
paragraph by paragraph 1t calls attention
20 the loyalty of Italy and places emphasis
IN the voluntary proposal Of Premier Nitti
to concede complete autonomy to Dal-
malta.
President Wilson's memorandum. saws
the correspondent, places in relief the
divergencies between the North American
project and the allied compromise for the
Adriatic settlement and employs similar
language to that used in the contentious
the Jugo-Slavs sent to the Allies In their
note of Jan. is.
Referring to the alternative TO the
compromise-thea application of the com
pact OF London-the correspondent de-
clares that President Wilson opposes this
violently, asserting that he Is unable TO
take into consideration q secret treaty,
which, IN his Judgment, is one of the worst
examples OF iniouitious violation of the
rights of small peoples.
In conclusion the memorandum saws
that the moment has arrived to speak
with entire frsnkness, and, the correspond
ent adds, ''affirms that the Allies COM
promise Is IN every way incompatible
with the principles established by the
Fourteen Points, which the Allies accept
cd integrally.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
NEW HOTEL FOR PHILA.
900 Roomed House i'm Chestnut
Street to Cost Many
Millions.

Philadelphia, Feb ia twenty-five
story hotel and buyers exchange are
contemplated for the plot Of ground on the
north side Of Chestnut street between
Eleventh and Twelfth
Three distinct groups Of hotel IN
tcrcsts are negotiating with the Girard
estate, owners Of the land. for the erection
of hotel at the Twelfth street end of
the block
The hotel structure under contempla-
tion ia great modern building Of 1000
rooms AZ least. T.. NJ sSta,ler, one of the
owners Of the Pennsylvania Hotel, OPP
posite the Pennsylvania Station, New
York city, and the owners ri the Ho-
tel Martinique. New York, are two Of
the groups considering the proposition
The tearing down of the present pro-
perty on the Chestnut street frontage
and the erection Of the hotel and exchange
would involve. many millions of dollars.
The row uf four-Rtory brick stores
now on the lot is valued at about 81. 500
600 by the estate, and about twice that
by realty experts conversant with values
IN that district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
FOLKS SAID |
HAD THE FLU
| Got a Couple of Bottles of
Rypo-Cod and Drove it
Away.
IT'S THE THING
TO TAKE ALL RIGHT

''They said ! had the Flu - was
surely nearly down and out Sneezing,
headaches, fever and chills, and an
awful WEAKNESS. | could hardly stag
ger to the drug store but did, and got
a bottle of Earle Hypo-Cod That 5
what tel svervbody TO do il they feel
that way-lt do 8 the work fire. After
three or four doses ! began feeling slightly
better. The sneezing stopped in about
three days the pains IN my head dis
appeared at once and pretty soon
was back on my feet in grand shape =
| took four bottles in All ard feel perfectly
well, with none Of the bad after effects
notice 50 many are troubled with, de-
clarcd Mr.. George Coates, SD New
Hampshire Avenue. Washington, ID. c.
The Peoples Drug Stores Of Wash
ington, ID. O.. sold carload after carload
Of Hypo-Cod during the height of Flu
epidemic Hundreds OF druggists III al
parts of America followed suit. Today
it is reco gnized as the most effective
and powerful reconstructive tonic made
(See glowing tributes paid it by eminent
chemists ard experts in recent issue of
this paper Rea what still others say
about il elsewhere on this page, then
come down to the drug store and get a
couple bottles of the genuine Earle's
Hvpo-C d in the Orange Colored carton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
RADIIiM PRODUCER DEAD.
Provided Most Of Worlds Radium nj
$4,000. 900 an Ounce.

pittshurg. Feb 10 Joseph " Flan-
merry, internationally known rs leadine
producer If sanaditrn and radirn. died
at his home here Yesterday, aged 50 years
Mr. tlannery q number If years ago OBJ
tuned control oi vast supply Of yanadium
IN Peru. and later. with number of
business assoeiatps, developed the raditun
deposits Of Colorado and Utah
MIR flannery was President of the
Standard Chemical Company of Pltts-
burg, which produces most OF the worlds
supply Of rsdum In 1914 he appeared
before Senate COMMITTEES and offered
To- make the Government present of his
firms secret process for the extraction of
radum from carnoilte orc. provided the
Government used the process solely for
humane purposes.
AZ tho Congress Of the american Col
legc of Surgeons last Fall Mr. flanpery
stated that tins country In now supplying
almost tho entire worlds annual output.
which is valued at So, 500, 900 and amounts
TO an ounce ar about one Tablespoonful
sour production Ia adeq,iatn 20 the IN
creasing demands OF surgery, he SAID
''and the stuff IL practically indcstr1,rtibls
Ii Is worth about POO, ,UOo tifnes more
than puro gold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
BAKERTOPROSECUTE
ARM|ES0F SLACKERS
Secretary Has 1891 on Wilful
List, Most Of Whom Will
be Tried.

Washington, Feb. lg.-Instructions
have been issued through the adjutant-
general by direction of Secretary Baker.
to govern tho disposal Of draft desertcrs
and dolinquents, of which 325, ,260 cases
remain on the books. 1891 OF these
being olassed as wilful and 15l ,35d rs
non-wilful
The charge Of desertion is to be set
aside in the cases Of those delinuuents
who were actually in the army. navy or
marine corps on the date which was set
for their induction into the service.
while those who were not in tho service
on that date but who aftcrward served
IN the military service arn tn be treated
as having been absent without leave, and
not rs dcserters.
The names of nonwilful deserters are
TO be stricken from the list, leaving the
names of the wilful dcsertcrs so that
they may he dealt with by court-martial
proceedings.
The instructions issued bv Secretary
Baker are. IN part. as follows
Those reGistrants who were IN the
military, naval or marine corps service
of the United States at the time set for
their induction are considered exempted
from he Selected Service draft by Sec
tion {. of the Seiective Service Law Con-
sequently. the charge of dcsertion should
be set aside by order of the Secretary OF
War rs erroneo,isly made
Those registrants who were ordered
inducted. but who failed TO obey the in
ductlon order, or to cntrain for mohiliza
tlon camp pursuant to such order, or
who absented themselves from their
party en- route To their mobilization
camps, or otherwise neglected to pro-
ceed to camp as ordered. and subse-
quently served honorahlv IN the army,
navy or marine corps. prior TO Nov: II,
1918, whose draft evasion has not been
disposed of by military authorities,
shall not bc held to have wilfully evaded
the draft. the honorable service referred
TO being considered as prima facie evi-
dence of the non-wilfullness of such
evasion. Such registrants shall be
tested as having been absent without
leave from the draft service and not as
having deserted thercfrom
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
HAD ALL THE
SYMPTOMS OF
DREADED FLU"
Her Son Had Fever, Nose Ran,
Eyes Wstered--Hsd Pain
i'm Chest.
COUCHED A GREAT
DEAL--WOPPfED HER

Goodness, hut was afraid nv son
was going r. have Pneumonia or the
'Flu he he'd Some fever and roughed
= great deal he bad catarrhal con
dition n the uoae and throat md bc
sneezed lie noso ran constantly and
his eyes we're 81 rcd and va terry bc wac
n sight ffe cornplgined a pains N hia
chest and wBs dresdiuIly afraid he wse
going m ie taken down Fortunately a
friend tod rne juvf Whist ~ get for
him and ! sTn ~ firmly convinced b
viii help others ! want % recommend
this grandeet r1ediciue IN the world -
everybody declared Mrs E. q. Prather
Z2is Minncsota avenue, Warrington
- q.
"a took my friends sdvios and got
bottle n Farle's HyTso-Cod and u en-
ilrelY cured hlm - thoee awful zy1up-
toms ~ stopped his cough IN no time
and u hag built bim up and gwen tdu
strength and hrs appetite is rood sgau
r. surely Is grand quieb medicine
and the host we ever had IN the hor.e
continued Mrs Prathpr
People Ia auch Il weakened fevrrish
condition shoUld Systematically 20 about
strengthening their system. and iarle
Hypo-Cpd Is fhe quickest tcfjpg. fn0ef
effective recnnstrictive t0nic made ~
cording n chemists and druggists Rrsd
Whist another party s8vs about L On The
right and below
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
HERE'S THE WAY
TO WARD OFF
THE FLU"
My Daughter Had the Syr1p-
tons--Fever, Pains, Cough.
HYPO-COD QUICKLY
BROUGHT RELIEF

MY daughter, aged "a, was feeling
miserable She had a bad cough that
was mighty suspicious and a catarrhal
condition Of the head and nasal passage
that alarmed me She had pains IN
her chest and through her lungs and
had Some little fever. too. She had lost
her appetite and felt miserable when
saw Hypo-Cod advertiscd in The Wash
ngtnn papers, and honestly i worked
like magic declared Mr. A. CaVhan.
1925 First street. r. T.
''The first bottle If EarIe's Hyr,o-Cod
gave her splendid relief Her coughing
stopped. and tho cold seemed to dry
right up She now eats hearty and is
much stronger and energetic besides
and says shc feels better than she hss
IN months No wonder yse give Hypo-
Cod che credit, for she took nothing
else II surely docs produce the de-
sired result quickly" continued this
Washington lady
Don't take throat wash or pill 20
deeper than that and build up the svs-
tenn fortify yourself against another
cold-be free Of such troubles sll win
ter md spring then If the Flu should
happen along Won are IN shape
10 fight If Of easy. Read ebst
another endorser of Hypo-Cod SAYS in
the article on the right and below:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
HYPO-COD FORMULA

Earie's Hypo-Cod contains the ex-
tractives Of pure cod liver Oh freed
entirely Of the oily, fshv tasteJ and
combined with the compound syrup OF
Hypophosphites of lime, potassium, man
ganese. strvchnine, qtiinine and sodium,
extract Of malt, iron, extra select sherry
wine and wild cherry bark formula
on bottle. Doctor, druggist, chemist
endorse Hypo-Cod as the most palatable.
effective and powerful nutritive. recon
strlctivc tonic made. Read what users
of it say IN the articles on the right and
above and below
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
IN GRIP OF DREADED "FLlp She
ASKED DRUGGIST WHAT TO Do
Feverish, Weak and Aching All
Oversize Was Scared.
WAS SO HOARSE
COULDN'T TALK

when | went into the People Drug
Store | was so hoarse | could hardly
talk and had a dreadful cough and
sharp shooting pains through my chest.
I'm sure ] was feverish, too, and was
really III. | could hardly move and my
eyes were red aud watery and my nose
ran perfect stream. | could not cat
or sleep and my head ached so bad |
should have been in bed, but / got to
the drug store all right and asked them
what in the world should take They
knew, because about everybody in Wash
ington was down with the Flu. They
told me Earles Hypo-Cod was the
only thing for me, and I'm mighty
glad got it. If | hadn't I'm sure |
would have been down W tn it and the
nurses and doctors rushed to death
Goodness knows how | would have
come through declared Mrs. MARY
Lott, 226 Y Street, \. W, Washington,
ID. G.
I'm mighty glad l took their advice.
for before | had taken the first bottle
| was feeling better. 1t stopped the
cough and cold in no time and by the
time the first bottle was gone | had a
dandy appetite and was feeling hike my
old self again To make a long story
short, it either cured the Flu, which
honestly think | had, or else it warded
it off, and | only hope that everybody
so stricken will at once use this new
and wonderful medicine" continued Mrs.
Lott
The statements of thousands could
be published statements from
people in scores of cities could be mixed
In with these from the nations capital
but surely after reading the above and
the statements of still Others in articles
above this one-no one need hesitate
about taking Hypo-Cod and fortifying
hemseIves-quickly rebuilding themselves
If showing any of the various symptoms
OF the dread Flu,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
FAMOUS AUTHOR
SAYS HYPO-C0D
PREVENTS FLU"
Points Out Wisdom of Ssitcn
in Tirne--Now.
FORTIFIED HIS
SYSTEM WITH 1T

The object Of these various statements
regarding the Flu is not 10 scare
anyone-but rather 70 point out sim
ply easily procured, easily followed
method that In thousands of tests has
proven 100 per cent efficient. The state
rnents below of the well-known author
traveller. explorer and Biblical student
John Peterson. pf Washington, D. Oh
Is interesting aS showing how miIcn
man systematically goes about ioTtIfy-
ing ms SYSTEM against dIsease--pist aS
he would perhaps, fn the Jungle 0r
.wilds of Alaska. lie ud.
Il began suffering from the distress
ng. disturbing catarrhal conditions whIcu
Indicated spanish infiueDza % Is eariN
sla ages Mv symptoms were -1Ich that
| felt DO imperative that [ should takc
such preventive precautions Is would
insure ue immunity rom m attaCh
Of this 50 frequently fatal disease.
bought Earle Hypo-COd because ot
my knowledge Df what lt had done
IN cases that came - my notice anG
through It's use was blessed with Imme-
dlate and helpful results from tal-
remarkable curative gent and having
helped me at very critical time ] he-
lIcye that anyone wflo IS threatened
with TINS dreaded ulSefse WkLl Lts Ere.ttlN
benefited by Hypo-Cod signed
John Peterson. address 90 I street. Wv
To those millions who have read In
vitation 70 the Kingdom. by this gen
tleman. his timely suggestion above
must surely banish al doubt as TO the
proper course for every parent The
above mentioned book copyrighted tu
every country on the globe and trans
lated into spanish. Swedish. German
French, Norwegian and other language.
long ago placed tins author among the
mmortalS.
Read Whist stiu other people Say ~
garding this splendid tonic which ST.
quickly rcvives the disease resisting Vi
tality and stamina of the user-then
drop IN at the drug store and fortify
yourself and your family against long
sickness balls this year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
SZECHENYI DENIES DIVORCE.
Husband Of Gladys Vanderbilt Says
Reports Are Infamous"

Budapest, Feb. 1S.-Count Laszlo
Szechenyi, husband of the former Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt of New York, who is
visiting friends here, has denied as
,lnfamous" reports that he was seeking a
divorce
1T Is unbelievable" be declared,
that the father and mother of four chill
dren whom both love should wish to
separate"
He also expressed anxiety that Coun-
tess Szechenyi be reassured on this point.
and SAID the reason they were separated
at present was that he was unable to go
70 America, as he is an enemy subject.
he asserted be was with the Countess
~ switzerland until she secured per-
mission 10 visit America, and that pre-
Fious 70 their departure from Hungary
a year ago, although she was able to get
passports for herself and children, she
refused to leave until passport was
granted her husband
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
HOW 1T FEELS
TO CATCH FLU"

Il really was catching the Flu ali
right. Ny head ached, and 50 did every
bone in my body. My eyes watercd, my
nose ran. and I had sharp, shooting
pains through my lungs and chest 1
had chllls and feyers and felt miserable
| know | should have been in bed, but
my business was so rushed I couldn'
afford 10 quit. So I hurriedly passed =
drug store and bought bottle OF Earle
HIypo-Cod and have found it does all
that they claim for it, II surely did
chase away those troubles in a hurry.
1t built me up until feel As good as
ever did in my life, and I~cheerially
allow my name used because IL sure
IS some tonic. declared Mr.. George
+. krug, 1921 35th Street, \. W
Washington. d. c.
If feeling bad all over-bmld yourself
up with this new and more powerful
tonic. L. puts YOU back on your feet
in vigorous health days and weeks
sooner. you'll find Get 4 couple Of
bottles tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
SILK SHIRTS $50 To SO EACH
Manufacturers Predict They VIII Advance
so Per Cent by Spring

Cincinnati. Feb. 10 our eompanv
II New York has orders for s. eqn. .0nO
o 81 irts for the Spring of 1872 al
cent Of this amount - l,r -.
Many OF the other shirts will hat1 silk
stripes. Never has there bern nlrh Il
craze for silk Ten years aEo We suld
virtually no silk shirts The work man.
nosS earning more than ever wears silk
shirt, but wealthy men dad not They
know hat cheaper wcavcs will give better
service. Next year, however. ak shirts
will be high $50 10 s25 or highor-and
the demand il bound to fall off. =
This statement was made AT the con
yention of the Ohio Retail Clothiers
and Furnishers Association in this city
yesterday by Louis Il. Tim OF New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
CANNOT LIVE UNDER DRY LAW.
Mineola Police Justice Quits fer More
Lucrative Work.

Mineola. \ =. Feb. l9.--poIice Jus
tice George 4 Little announced yestor-
day that he had resigned because prohbi-
tion prevented him from making liv-
ing
Since the ban went into effect last
month his revenues from the office dwin-
died more than 30 per cent. the Justice
stated. while there had been not case
since of intoxication and only a few minor
assault cases 70 be tired.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
HINES HOPES TO RETIRE MAY /
Expects 10 Have Railroad Affairs In Shape
by Then.

Washington, Feb. lg.--Dircctor-Gc Con-
cral Hines said yesterday he hoped to ser
the work of liquidation of railroad nf-
fairs reach point where he will be
justified in retiring from the Railroad
Administration about MAY l two months
after the roads are returned to private
control.
Bv tnc time Mr.. Hines rctires i was
expected that thorc would be left for
consideration only questions Of law and
accounting. These will bo handled by
divisions which Mr.. Hines already hsa
created md which will begin their work
promptly March 1.
Mr.. Hines said that while he had not
definitely decided aa 20 his future CON
ncctions he probably would resume the
practice of law in New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
MEAT PRICES FALL IN CHICAGO.
Hogs Drop 81 Hundred Below Previous
Day.

Chicago, Feb. Ig.-Meat tumbled at
tho stock yards Tuesday. Hogs dropped
81 hundred pounds. The bulk Of the
better grade of hogs sold ut $3.50 hun
drcd pounds. against $3.50 Monday,
and there were numerous offerings as low
as Sl3.75 IA hundred.
Beef prices also won't down. The bulk
OF the cattle sold at the yards were taken
IN by the packers at SI5.75 IA hundred
pounds. against Si825 Monday. A week
ago the same grade of cattle sold at $500
hundred, making u total slump Of Sl.l6.
Prices of hogs and cattle were from
3la to 4 cents n pound less than the price
a year ago. Inquiry at wholesale and re-
tail meat markets and at downtown
restaurants failed to show Mr.. Ultimate
Consumer was getting much benefit from
the slump.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
BRITISH MAY KEEP CLOCKS AHEAD.

London Feb I9-It is the purpose
of the government 10 introduce legi islstion
To make permanent the Summertime
Act, under which clocks are set forward
one hour, according 10 q statement made
Yesterday in the House OF Commons bv
Edward Shortt, Minister for Home
Affairs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19

i,na been ordered by Director Cen
eral Hines ms the second slep in demobiIIzs-
tion of ths Federal railroad organization.
Plnna for creation Of new divisions md
denomination Of othofa IN general
headquarters hero were ordered recently
in preparation for return of the roads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
TEXT OF WILSON'S POSTSCRIPT
ASNOWPUBLISHED IN PARIS

'The President would take into serious
consideration the withdrawal of America
French usage for "the United States
from the Treaty of Versailles and from the
treaty between the United States and
France"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
TELLS WHAT TO DO.

We know gauize masks were futile
We know that because you Ind the
"tlu last year is not = sign you won
have IL again We know tots more
about IL now than we did Iast year
ard fear and worry ip the chief ally ri
the "Flu, 80 don't fret or fuss keep
calm
Simply follow the Simple suggestions
below and quickly incrfase YOUR disease
resisting vitality, and thus strengthen
your system ~ you can ward of, throw
off and put 40 a stiff tight - win. even II
surrounded with deadly germs of pncu-
tnonia or Flu
Vigorous robust, perfectly healthy
people aren't going ~ be sick, because
nature can throw such diseases of like
water off ducks back when You are
full Of stamina and vitality
Tho usual symptoms are cold, sneen-
ing, coughing spells, watery eyes. running
noEe, pafched lips, feverlsh forehead,
hesdache. lassitude. etc. 10 stop 1ich
symptoms quick 10 quickly rebuild
the weakened system, strengthen the
whole system and put yourself back
on your feet IN Jiffy. read tho brass-fack
statements published ~ the several articles
on the right Read how these people
IN actual cases I,ist like yours did the trick
You csn see how nicely It works from what
thoy say
Take the tonic they recommend.
Come down % the store and get 10 to
night Take It as directed on the bot
tie little dose half hour before meals
and On retiring for a few days Get
out in the fresh air take plenty of
exercise. keep the house we'll ventilated
and eat plenty OF wholesome, hearty
food Eiypo-Cod will squirt up your
appetite from the first dose Keep regular
hours for n week or ten days, and watch
the big Improvement
Read what they say in the articles on
tho right Take their advice and fol-
law the directions gwen and even If
tbc Flu never comes near you II feel
beiter and more fit for work Or plav
W cannot recommend this home tonic
treatment too highly Bv using it kill
tko birds nth one stone fortifv the
system against sickness and feel bet
ter, stronger. more fit 10 work and play
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
To CLOSE RAIL OFFICES.
ssAA-aA-t
Hines Will Abolish Resionsl and District
Branches March 4.

Washington, Feb 10. -Drcontinuancc
oi MI rcg'enal and district Offices Of the
fnilrond administration on March |,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19
No Need for Hystca WorySimpIy About
Putting Your System i'm a Vigorous, Robust
Condition.
YOU CAN VASTLY INCREASE YOUR
DIsEAsE-REsIsTINC VITALITY NOW
Read Brass Tack" Talk Be-
low. Then Do as Directed.
DRUGGISTS SAY
IT'S BEST WAY

II begins tn look ike the dreaded "fiu"
is returning II seefns to bo less deadly
this year, however. Let us hope So
although scores are diving daily IL may
not strike this city hard
Anybody foolish enough to hang
around now in 4 weak. nervous, rundown
condition or hang on 20 cold. cough or
ostarrh trouble. should have o guardian.
Just imagine parent permitting the
family 10 remain in a susceptible weakened
condition at gIch time as this? It's
crime, when n few pennies invested m
tonic might easily increase their disease
resisting vitality whole lot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19

quarters will remain open. G'oncrHl aud
Mm. Leonard Wood were received At
tea in the Congress Hotel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19

edfnin,strrt,on s@ iiquidat,ng mooney
btlicr orders outlining gcnerfI pyllclfe
~ winding op fa,lroad offaIrs of The noy-
ernmout aro under consideration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-19

You Try an Every Evening want a,lv.