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Evening journal., 1920-11-15
MANY JOBLESS
IN washington
October Unemployment Re-
port Most Serious Since
War
ASSISTANCE FOR
235 HOMES GIVEN

WASHINGTON Nov. -5.-Unemploy-
ment is beginning to be a serious
problem in Washington for the first
time since the war, according 10 re-
ports received by the Associated
Charities from the seven district of
ilcers OF the society. Out Of 235 fam
lies cared for during October, the
monthly report shows that 80 were
affected by unemployment and iS
more by insufficient or part-time en-
ployment. Deserlion or nonsupport
by the righiful head OF the family
was the trouble in l6 Instances.
October was reported record
month In the collection Of small saw
ings by volunteers or workers OF the
society, the total amount obtained in
October being s20iS23 which will be
used later for fuel, extra clothing and
similar necessaries as the winter
comes on. The relief disbursements
Tor October we're unusually heavy for
This time OF year, the association dis
bursing SiiS2S2 In cash and the Citi-
zens' Relief Association Si3ii.6O. q
total OF S2796.42.
Among the families under care last
month, Irregular school attendance
was found among the children OF 81
families, tuberculosis in % and other
physical defects in 1875. Thirly-twC
families were found living In i'm.
proper housing conditions.
The visitors Of the society madI
1853 calls. In addition TO the nnancia
aid required. institutional care wa,
provided for 22 individuals. medica
attention for GO. and legal action was
invoked In cases OF nonsuppOrt for Il
( families. I'm ~ OF these cases, a sup
port order was obtained. Temporary
employment was obtained for 70 per
sons, and employment which shoulC
be permanent for r.
Milton h. Allies chairman OF thl
Joint finance committee, reported tina
appeals had been made 10 former con
/ tribulOrs requesting a renewal %
their gifts for the new year, which
began October 4. 10 was declared that
according TO present indications. /
would be necessary 10 raise an add
tional 5000 for the Associated Chari
ties this yoa~. and an equal sum FOL
the Citizens relief Association.
The committee on district organi
zaiiOn reported that the conferences
/ In six Of the seven districts OF thl
society had been resumed with tn
| following as charmen. First, Dr
George W. Atkinson, second, Louis A
kSlmon; third, A. j. Driscol; NTH, thi
Rev John OGrady; sixth, Bernar'
Ladd; seventh, Mrs. Emmett J. Scott
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
ELKTnN NISITnRS

Special to The Evening Journal.
ELkTON, Md, Nov t5.-The Rev.
William Schouler, OF Baltimore. has
been the guest Of Mrs. Albert Nelson.
Mrs. Violet Beck Emory. OF Fairlee,
Md, spent Thursday in Elkton.
Miss Bessie Manly. OF Baltimore. is
visiting Mrs; Eloise w. Ash, at
Miss Hilda Darby. OF Wilmington.
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Darby. near
ElktOn.
Mrs. P. A. NJ. Brooks. Of Chester
town, was a recent guest OF Mrs.
Isaac D Davis.
John F. Gence and Robert Lewis
GonCe have returned from a motor
trip TO Salisbury, Md.
Ms. Frank McChtsney, OF Phila-
delrhia. spent this week with Miss
Louise Marie Rudolph.
senator and Mrs. Omar u. Crothers
spent part Of this week in Baltimore
Mrs. GeOrge Shuster and Miss Mag
gle Carter have been visiting kin in
New Brunswick. N. ].
Alns. Reuben Haines and Miss
Estelle Haines left a few days ags
Tor Washington, d. c., where they
viii spend the winter.
Mrs. James Morrow, OF New York
Is spending some time with her
mother Nlrs. A. J. Pearce.
Mrs. George B. Taylor OF Perry
Point. VAS recent ElktOn visitor.
Miss Gladys Hilton. OF Baltimore.
. has retUned 10 hkr home after a
Short visit to her aunt, Mrs. Clarence
I C. Strickland.
Mrs. Albert Nelson entertained last
/ week ner prices. Mrs. Samuel shoe
maker. Of Green Spring Valley, and
| Mrs. Marris Whihidge, Of Baltimore
| Mss Katherine Wilson left this week
for the South. where she win spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. McCullough
have returned from a motor triT
down the Eastern Shore.
Mrs John Wesley Cooper. Of Elk.
ton, has issued cards OF invitation tC
/ The marriage OF her daughter. Mis-
Corn lia Cooper. TO Fletcher Price
civilians, son Of former Senator an,
/ Mrs. Frask Edwin Williams, OF Elk.
! ton. The ceremony win take place
in The Elkton Presbyterian Church
on Wedn sday evening December
al $50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Emory Jamal
have closed their summer home al
/ Principle Furnace. and VIII spend IN,
winter in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
PASTOR REVILES
CITY DANCE HALL
Continued From First Page

"'tNHNllAiu lINIi AAANA hNNfI
evening services at St. Paurs NJ. r.
Church last evening. in company with
Charles F Eastman. treasurer OF our
company and hear Dr. Hubbard take
IL upon himself 10 crNlcise the man
agemcnt Of the Auditorium. and par
ticularly the special program last
Wednesday night, entitled "A Night in
Hades'
"Dr Hubbard used some very in
temperate language and made state
mentS and implications that are so
r d culousiy false That is e barely
worth while 10 answer them. Those
who attend the Auditorium dancf s
are loud IN their praise OF It's man
agement and expressions OF satlsfac-
ton that Wilmington at last has this
splendid center where those who en-
Joy dancing can have this excellent
recreation In such wholesome sur
rOundngs.
we have recently been running a
series OF special programs on We'd
nesday night, where gOOd-nalurtd fur
has added materially TO the enjoyment
Of those who attend We are told
hat "a merry heart doolh good like q
medicine. and in our Night in Hades
program, We merely planned an en-
iOyment and harmless evening FOR
those present ! believe IL Is not un-
usual at the time OF Halloween for
Epworth Leagues and Christian En-
deavor societies 10 plan their sOclals
along similar linrs. all OF which Is
right and proper and adds 10 the fur
and merriment which This old worlc
SO sadly needs.
THE Auditorium invites and wei
comes constructive suggestions. bu
unfortunately Or. Hubbard seems tC
have only destructive criticism 10 or
fer Why Or. Hubbard should s.,
/ sirenu0usly object 30 the Auditor
lum showing by ocular demonstration
/ The fiery character Of this much
dreaded place which the church il
/ general, and he in particular. has beer
:" cnergetlcally describing in words
/ Is hard 10 understand Possibly Or
Hubbard is after free advertising, an,
so are we, but we might prObahl
have been better abl 10 hav
worked 70 10 each other's interest ha,
we gotten together and pre-arrange,
the matter"
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
MARKET SHAKY
AS WEEK OPENS
Sharp Rallies Follow Bad
Breaks During
Morning
SOME ISSUES
HOLD GAINS

NEW YORK. Nov. IS UNITED Press
Several prominent issues made slight
gains in the opening Of the stock
market today and hope was held out
that the declines which marked last
weeks trading had ended.
Central Leather opened at 36h, Off
u Studebaker Az; Baltimore and
Ohio 40. up a; United States Steel
SlA. up \ Crucible i03. of 1; Read
ing 90, up IA; United States Rubber
63, Off q 4; Mexican Petroleum i6i, off
a American Car and Foundry 1875 (;
Baldwin i0Oh American Tobacco
ti2h. or iB; Corn Products 75A, up
X; American WOODEN CAS-. or x
Southern Pacific i0Sis, up q; Bethle-
hem b.. 5SA. Off q.
The market was uncertain during
the forenoon. A bad break was fol-
lowed by rally Just as sharp. The
break carried Mexican Petroleum, Bald
win, Crucible. United States Rubber
and others to new lows. In twenty
minutes much OF the loss had been
regained
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
MAKING Up
HONORROLL
OF RED CROSS
Lcontlnued From Flrsl page.

CONTINUED From First Page
IS any m mbershlps taken ycstcrday
had not reached headquarters al noon
today The new 100 per cent. schools
and who Wn The special poster prize
Gre No. 3. New Castle , rooms. 30
pdliis. Margaret A. pOrdham. teach
er; Aubustne, room. q pupils, Amy
G.. Lloyd teacher, Clayton lcoloredl
room, i5 pupils. Amelia Howard.
teacher SMYRNA icolored). 4 rooms,
40 pupils Oscar N. Frey, prin 'ipll
Muddy Run. Ocian View. I room, rs
ruAis. Salhe " Evans teacher
ia WilmIngton--No. School.
rooms. go pupils. Anna NJ. Closkey
principals No school, 40 rooms
: rs pupils, Anna " Diyiney. prlnol-
pal No. > School. 70 rooms. i92 pc
pills. Matilda p Gvham principal.
The Motor Corps girls all OF whom
deserve commentator for their serv-
ices. which they give free OF any
charge VIII atever, had another busy
day today. The Itinerary included a
trip 10 Delaware City which require
two corps members with nurses and
equipment 60 bring a sick person TO
mis- city. Another trip was made 10
Christiana With a worker from the
Associated Charities A third trip was
10 Newark for The teaching center
there. Then two corps members We're
busy aiding nurses on visits 10 local
b ealth centers and several score Of
packages for the Roll Call. This AZ
iernoon, one car viii be busy all az
iernoon. aiding the Chlldren's Blu
reau.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
GUN ENDSLIFE
Of RABID Dog
Continued From First Page.

Continued From First Pagc.l
u and The dog was perm tted 10 roam
the ne ghhorhoOd only Yesterday
u ls-said, n was playing with a num-
bcr of children.
This morning the animal began
frothing at me mouth and swapping
at every one That came near. officer
HynsOn was sent for and arrived soon
after the animal started up Lincoln
street. biting every doc it met Mr..
HynsOn, drawing his revolver, gave
chase on Lis motorcycle firing as he
ran The third slot struck the ami
cal which fell. but springing 10 lis
feet ran several blocks before Hynson
could get within gunshot range. over
lakimy the animal at Fourteenth
street ne fred three additional shots
killing The .nimal.
4 score or more OF dogs are said 90
have been bitten This morning and
owners are anXiously Watching their
pets 10 Sc II they are Infected.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
80 YEARS OF
CHURCH GROWTH
Dover Catholics TO Observe
Golden Jubilee on
Nov. 2S
RALLY DAY IN
PEOPLES CHURCH
Special to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening journal.
DOVER Nov. Il. Miss Olive Evans,
OF Frankford. and Edward Bunting.
Of Georgetown. WIRE married here
yesterday afternoon at Wesley NJ. r..
parsonage by The Rev. j. w. Colona.
In anticipation OF lhe Red Cross
Drive TO be started here within the
present week. a call has been Issued
bv the different captains appointed
for meetings TO be held This evening
Ia preparation FOR a canvass or ue
several DISTRICTS. Major John r.
LeFev1'e has called a mecmng or ms
workers at this oilice on Dover Green
this evening Tor thai purpose
skate Highway Traffic officer Ingram
was seriously Injured late saturday
evening when his machine hrW nim
violently TO The ground. DR.. John
W. James dressed wounds on In
grants head.
Rally Day exercises WIRE held at
the Peoples Christian Church yes
terday
The nrst game Of basketball OF the
season was PLAYED here on Saturdoy
between Dover Boy SCOUTS Troop No
9. and the Camden Boy Scouts. the
game resulting In victory Tor bh'
home boys by a score OF iS 10 2,
While he golden jubilee or cele-
braiion OF Holy Cross Catholic Church
OF this town Is not scheduled unit
November 2S, Father Comlskey hat
completed part Of The program for
that OCCASION Father Alexis. OF thC
passionisl Monastery at Hobokn, n.
j.. Will preach both morning amo
evening on ihe anniversary day
Bishop John J Monaghan Will pre-
side over the exercises.
The Rev. r. r. Maldron. OF VIII
mingtOn. whom Father C0mlske,
succeeded. will likely sing the higf
mass and a Wllminglon choir vii
furnish music. All the priests ol
the diocese will be invited.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
SAVE SLEEPERS
AS FIRE NEARS
CONTINUED From First Pace

.RNutluutN FfNM FlFcI rage.
front of lhe building. hinNng he
was trapped by the fire. atb.mpted
t0 escape from the front window
The Reliance Fire Company. first
90 arrive raised ladder which
reached only 10 the secOnd-sforv
windows Clii ing from he third
story window, Cox dropped and
caught The ladder and then was part
ly carried and partly climbed TO the
ground
The loss. mostly from smoke. viii
amount to abou. 5000, 10 Is estimated.
The damage to the building was
slight.
An overheated stove set fre TO a
partition in the home OF Archie Han.
colored. ii2 West Ninth street, yes
terday afternoon about l.30 O'Clock.
doing slight damage. The Fame Fire
Company RESPONDED to a still alarm
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
ELKTON RECEPTION
FOR DR.. NTELMOYLE

The congregation Of Elkton Pres
byterian Church gave a reception on
saturday night to the Rev John
McElmoyle in honor OF him winning
his appeal before The Synod Of Bal
timore fran the action OF the Pres
bylery Of New Castle. providing for
his removal as pastor of the church.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
MAKE Study OF
child Welfare
IConlInned From Flrsl Page

Continued From First Page
same degree. but In some form and TO
some degree every community has all
the problems. In addition, an have a
state citizenship responsibility mat
makes IL an obligation for every To-
cality 20 recognize the problems as
common 90 an. The obligation can be
fulflltd only by forming an Intelligent
and helpful point Of view about the
questions hat depend upou State
wide action for Improvement.
The significant findings In ihe Child
Welfare study will be reported and
discussed at the conference Other
features OF the programs viii be adj
dressed by two or The most notable
and unusually interesting spealers In
the Child Welfare worldsOwen r.
Lovejoy. general secretary OF the Ma
tinal Child Labor Committee, and
Wiley II. Swift, an expert on laws re-
lating to Child Welfare.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10 United Press. )
Spots opened slow today with prices
easier. Sales amounted to 1000 bales.
There were no receipts. Futures OPEN
ed easier.
American middlngs fair. 1910; good
middlings, 1865; full middllngs. 1865;
middlngs. ili5: low middlings. 1860:
good ordinary, 765; ordinary. 6.j5
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
MORRIS BANK LOANS

During the nine months ended Sep
tember 30. the Morris Plan banks and
companies throughout the United
Siales made small loans aggregating
nearly s6O,O0O,O0O. The total volume
OF loans made by these banks TO date
exceeds S20O0OOOOO
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
DENIED SHIRT, HE
TRIESWOMAN-SCALPNG

Because Frances Carter. Negress,
would not accommodate him with the
loan OF her brothers shirt yesterday.
Monroe Grinllh. Negro, gave her some
rather rough handling, according TO
the GstimonN heard in Municipal
Court this morning when ne was
given hearing on a charge OF assault
and battery. He was fined S25 and
costs.
Frances said that Monroe tried his
best 10 kill me-"
court. Frances accused Monroe On
having pulled it from her head. and
she further alleged that he kicked and
chokod her. Griflh denied these ac-
cusations. saying that Frances comb
ed The hair that she exhibited In
court from her head. but he did admit
slapping her.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15

Look at the Want Ads for advance
ment. New positions are opening
every day In Offices and stores. and
the Want Ads will help the worker
in every department OF labor.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
NEW YORk COTTON.

The cotton market opened irregular
today Dec. sold at 1928, up 10; Jan.
.t170, off 8; March i755. off 10: May
1850, unchanged; July 1876. up If.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
IN NfFNfORfAM

In memory Of my dear husband, John
NJ Boozer. who departed this life three
years ago today;
I cannot clasp you hand. loved one. dear.
Your sweet face / cannot see;
But let this token show,
I stll remember thee.
Sadly missed. wife,
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
Gets 2S Eggs A Day
| Now, From 81 Hens
C. C. White, WelI-Known Breeder,
Tells How. Costs Nothing to Try.

II gave Don Sung TO "a utility Bum
Orpingtons and the egg yield increased
from z TO % a day. Don Sung is a
wonder and am now giving Il TO all
haug roortlu ~ WHIT,
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
IN NENroRIAM.

In memory OF our dear father and
grandfather, John NJ Boozer, who de-
parted this life three years ago today:
We have kissed your loving brow,
And IN our aching hearts we know,
We have no dear father now.
His son and daughter, Mr.. II. q Booz.
er aud Mrs NJ ~ walker and grand.
son, Dutton e. Boozer and his mothers
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
ing, furnish the following quotations
Of local securities:
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
COLDS And A RAW,
SORE THROAT
RELIEVED AT ONCE WITH A
LITTLE CAAfPHOKOLE
Colds Go over Night - Sore Throat


LITTLE CAAfPHOKOLE
Colds Go over Night - sore Throat
In is Minutes.
You will know why thousands use
CAMpHOROLE when once you apply u
over the affected parts or up the nose.
Instantly. difhcult breathing Is relieved.
The air passages and lungs are pene-
trated by the powerful antisepic vapofs
which reach the very seat Of the disease
with each breath.
II you have a cold IN the head, tight
chest OF raw. sore throat get a jar Of
Camphorole from the nearest druggist
and watch how quickly Il viii loosen
pp that cough. cold and congestion In
the chest.
Physicians lare recommending Cam
phoroie for bronchitis, sore throat tonsil-
Hits. asthma. hay fever and bronchs
pneumonia. Mfr'd In Atlantic City, N. !.
....Gz@z,'I,!5:@:a:!StS @,',!:@:a :. .
Evening journal., 1920-11-15

Four boys were engaged In
that good old-foshioned sport OF
seesaw and an interesting prob
lem developed while they were
getting the teeth in proper bal
ance.
The picture presents the prob
lem as II was worked out. You
see A and d. are alike in dis
lance from y, directly over the
horse. B is halfway between X
and A and c is One-third OF the
way between X and ID. Now
Hairy weighs 60 pounds, Dick
65 pounds, Tom 20 pounds and
John 75 pounds
From the facts given can you
Identify each OF the boys, prov
ing beyond questions. which Is
Tom. which Is Harry, which
nI~t ard srhfrh Tnbu
Evening journal., 1920-11-15

NuuntI anu dNl now ElNluk II 70 All
nv hens regularly. ."-Chas. c. White.
70, III Mgr, Cherry Hill Farm,
IL Ah Flackville, Ind.
k6kIA Mr.. White is the we'll
NA known breeder and ex-
4 hibitor. He wrote the
y above letter I'm Decem-
k'-YX Der, after his test had
aA--Ar-slA--Na shown a gain OF 21 eggs
a day from "a hens. We will make you
the same offer we made him. Here II Is
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month II you don't find
that it pays for itself and pays you a
good profit besides, simply tell us and
your money will be cheerfully refunded.
Don Sung (Chinese for egg-laying) is
a scientific tonic and conditioner II is
easily given in the feed, improves the
hens health and makes her stronger and
more active. , IL tones up the egg laying
organs. and gets the eggs. no matter
how cold or wet the weather.
You can obtain Don Sung from your
druggist or poultry remedy dealer, or
send S1.O4 includes war taxi for n
package by mail. Burrell- -Dugger Co,
PA Columbia Bldg. indianapolis, Ind.
DON SUNG
Chinese for E9g.Laying
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Slut med Otte
Aars Elendighed
Brugte Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and h~elbrededes.

Newark. NJ. - "L;egen sagde, at
.ieg havde en- ORGANISM Lidelse, og han
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
9~anif=amcrifanif Stcpnc.
r. Gc0aftpr!

9l. lCOullpI
&erneD pil ieg gierne beoc Gem
Irrre 1au nenlig at outage / Icre5
2}lno I'll McbGelellc ON oct 9arif.
cmerifanlfc Stum1e % Tellesrcjicn
for hicmrcn0cnOc 0oult= Mmcrifan,
re, lon1 I'LL = eftcr al bupc prrct
hinorct al &rigen / flere Mur-igie1l
pil blipe taget op / SEN fommenoe
|Gommer.
Get s. 9o11if fam. 5tpbne pil bli=
be bol0t / Dagene 12-17 Muguit
pua @run6tpigs S6jlfole / 2pngbp
be6 &%ipbenbapn.
Eaa StGpnet bil ser baglig blipe
bol0t 2 a 3 Gore6rag al fienbte
MG11o.
Ser bill blipe foretget l10flugter
til Tre0ens6org> 6re6erifsborg, ST.
rel pel1 og grmitageiletten. 9igele=
0cs pil Ser ngiae blibe Mften11noer=
boloning me6 Gang og Mh11if.
Yrilen pr. Sag for bper Geltoger
CT 10 &r. ialt; bert &oit pg 9og;
me6regnet.
Scr oil bentelig blipe oronet to
ToreoragsrcUer. gn / Spllauo oN
begpn0er pou Gtobring @piifole 40e
SSrli.
Gn ol10en T%nlIesreiie pil bline
or0net pon Eernc og %begpn6er 1tmi0=
belbart efter 5tnpnets Sl11tning /
9pngbp.
Ser pil blipe foretogct It's lugter
gjprelle ofhG11gig al Sillll,tningcn
0ertil.
Sn0nleloclle ioope1 til Stnpnct
ion: til 6Gllesreiierne 1en0es til
Torita10er de Gtepns, Gtopring
@piifole. Stobring Ct, Gunn1urf.
%l|oforlig E(on for Stnpnet %
TrlleSreiierne pil %ic11erc fremfon1=
ne. Sic 5tepns.
Gtdpri11g @pjifolc, San. 1920.
On Stupnct ifriper "@ope0ito-
6en".:
On @le6e ct Set, at 6isie 5trp
ner gjenoptages, at Strofen erlbnl1
bar &et, Ser flyer: "9onnebrog oq
Stjer1lebanncr, enes fan S go0t".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27

at Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound a en- god Medicin, og jeg
pr3vede den med glimrende Virkning
Kan nu udf3re nit Husarbeide OF
!Vask. Jeg har anbefalet Deres Vege.
table Compound og Deres Blodmedi.
Gin og tire af mine Venner har brugt
dem med Fordel. De kan benytte init
Navn til ct Vidnesbyrd." - Mrs. The,
resa Coventry, Is Burnett St., Newark,
N. J.
De indbydes at skrive efter frie Rad,
Ingen anden Medicin har vnret saa
sukcesfuld i Lindring af Kvinders Ii
delser som Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. Kvinder kan faa
fri og nyttige Rad we'd at skrive til
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., LYNN,
Mass. Saadanne Breve modtages OF
besvares kun af Kvinder, og de hol-
DIES i streng Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27

rioergoar6en beliggenoe Snobeg.
ming. Sort efter> at ban bob6e
inotagct lin Eolt, . bprte Sc unor:
So0tocltagere ct Sh,6, % oo 6orlt=
asliitentcn font hen til Sfoprioei
Gancfert, fanot ban bum 1igge1oc
paa Soroen n1eo ct Sfl,o gje11llem
@rpltct, ofIprct of Stopriocrcn5
cgct SagtgeuGr, Ser poo CT eller
|onocn 11opflaret Maaoe er gauct al
at Jig lelp. Sfopri6er 2ancfert
oeoe fort otter, uocu at bore font
me11 til @ebioltbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Stive, smertefu|de Leder
OF stikkende Smerter.
Rheumatisk Lidende finder stor
Indring efter Brugen at den
velkjendte Dr.. Whitehalls
Rheumatic Remedy.

Rheumatisk Lidende finder stoz
Indring efter Brugen at den
velkjendte DR.. Whitehall's
Rheumatic Remedy.
"stans Brugen at Linimenter.
Olier, salver, Plastic og andre saa-
kaldte Cures" for Rheumatisme'
er Diet Rad. som 1ndianas vel
kjendte Specialist 1 Rheumatisme,
DR.. Whitehall giver. Modarbejd
Deres Svagheder paa den rette
Made - den sikre Made; bort
fjern Aarsagen og Symptomerne,
smerter, Pine, H@velse og 6tivhed,
vii forsvinde. Og derefter kan De
kaste bort Deres Stok eller Krykker.
DR.. Whitehall at South Bend,
Ind, har given til rheumatisk Ii
dende sin fortrinlige RECEIPT for
denne rationale Lidslse, og 1 rs
Aar har DR.. Whitehall's Remedy
veret Standard. Tusinder at Men
nesker havder. at dette Middel
lindrede deres Smerter og Pine, tog
0mheden og H@valsen I'D af Musk
lerne, smidiggjorde stive Leder ng
frigjorde dem fra Lidelser.
Dr.. Whitehall's Rheumatic Re
mady selges at allie Apotekere til
soc pr. Pakke, og enhver, der lider,
skulde like tabe nogen It'd til at
drase Fordel at denne store Anled-
ming til at banlyse Pine, smerter
og Stivhed.
Skriv efter fri Prove i Dag.
The DR.. Whitehall Megrimine Co.
South Bend, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
JuhI, Michigan,

Nogle udmerkede Farme i og we'd den
gamle danske koloni i Juhl i Mich. er til
Salg. Landet er at Diet bedste, der fndes.
lerblandet Muldjord med god vandafled-
ming, og Mulighederne for ct tentabeIt
Landbrug er ingen Steder bedre end her.
Foruden de aim. Sedarter dyrkes Sucker.
roer, mindste Pris de senere Aar $40, 90 pr.
Ton. Dog er L~andbruget her NEST base
ret paa ct stort Kveghold; Melken szlges
til ct Condense1i j %Sandusky til SO. so pr.
100 Pund, 3.5 Test, stigende til AZ. Her
er Farmer Andelselevator, hvorigennem
ogsaa forsendes Kreaturer. Her er intet
vildt eller uopdyrket Land, Farmene er i
god Drift, godt hegnet, tidssvarende code
og store Bygninger og kan for Tiden kd-
bes for like over $500 pr. Acre. Penge-
vi]kaarene er code, her er dansk Menighed,
Broder- og S9stersamfund, dansk Lesefor-
ening m, m. Foresp6rgsler til en- at os
unde-tegnede Menighedens Landudvalg vii
straks blive besvaret.
G. Mortensen, P. Appel,
Sandusky, R. 1 Marlette, r. 5
N. Rasmussen,
Marlette, R. 5