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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
CAREX CLUB MEETS.

With the summer season near n hand
10 take up and outline the program Of the
Carcx Club for thus summer, a meeting
vas hold Iost night nj the home Of Paul
Cooper. zoos Lombard street. ms club
i composed of the Office employees of
The American Car and Foundry Go, and
was organized 70 provide amuscmehts,
picnics and other recreation his was The
first meeting this year. The officers who
So successfully conducted the club during
the nast wear were reelected last night
rs follows. President. James L. Walsh
vice president, Paul ID. Cooper secretary,
Ida Mae Cecil, treasurer, Edwin IL DAVIS
Various committees were appointed
The club decided to hold dance within
the next few weeks Following the meet
ing. refreshments were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
AMOUNT TO
Be USED FOR RELIEF
Expense of Jewish Campaign Not
to Come From Amount
Raised.

An aftermath of the Jewish Relief Cam
paiga is the announcement gratifying
alike to Chairman Nathan Miller and his
associates of the committee, as well as
the contributors and all others who
assisted that the expense OF the drive
is entirely apart from the money raised:
In other words, every penny raised
will go to the purpose for which 1T was
secured d-the relief of the six million
starving men and women and million
suffering children in Eastern Europe.
There were two circumstances that
brought about this condition. One was
that friend of the cause in Delaware,
man who had made considerable money
in the oil fields Of the West but who
would not permit the use of his name,
has underwritten the entire expense OF the
campaign locally Besides this, the local
committee were not required To meet the
expenses of the campaign director. lsldor
Coons. Mr. Coons rs engaged on salary
basis bv national headquarters and was
sent here 60 assist in the Delaware cam
pagn.
That Mr.. Coons established pcrma-
nent place for himself in the hearts of all
with whom he was associated during the
campaign was indicated at the final
dinner Monday night. When his name was
mentioned by Chairman Miller the entire
audience Immediately got on their feet
to acclaim kindly feeling for the director
and he was called upon TO make a speech
to which h, responded fttingly
As result OF his success in Wilmington
il is understood that MIR Coons is TO be
assigned to the national capital at Wash
ington, ID G.. among some of the most
prominent non-Iewish and Jewish citi
zens Of the country, TO conduct another
relief campaign there.
The total to date received by the loca
fund approximntts s155, 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
BORAH'S CHARGES UNHEEDED.
Republicans in no Hurry 10 Find out About
Huge Funds.

Washington, March 81 Chairman l)ill-
ingbam, Republican, of the Senate Com
mittce on Privileges and Elections, al
not issue call for q meeting OF that bodd
yesterday, explaining that there was not
quorum Of the members at the capitolh
He added that he might call a meeting
later in the week"
Until he does so no official attention
can be paid to the measures introduced
by Senators Borah 0Rep.) and Pomerene
Dem to limit expenditures IN campaigns
for Presidential nominations, which are
finding constantly yexpanding favor through
out the country.
Whether there will be quorum later
in the week" is n matter of conjecture.
There will be if the majority OF the Dem
ocratie Senators and those Republicans
of progressive tendencies can induce the
tardy committeeman To return. mere
will not be If the reaetionary element
which dominates the Republicans and con-
stitutes small though active minority
on the Democratic side can convince the
absentee committeeman that they are
best serving the cause of practical poll
tics by remaining away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia, March 81 Corn. New as
to quality and location, 81. 10al 80; the
latter for No. >, yellow.
Oats, No ,. white, 81 .O7 l2al Us
No 3. white, 81 O6 12al OF.
Butter, Western creamery extra, "a,
nearby prints fancy, .75a.77.
Cheese. New York full milk. held.
+ FgEs. Nearby first. si8.55; current
receipts, SLABS; western extra hrsts,
1920: firsts. Sl4l0; fancy selected
packed, s2la.23.
Live poultry. Fowls As to size and
quality S.3sa At; spring chickens, s}Sa.-
"A: broillngchick ms, s.55a.60; old ro"s-
ters. S25a2 young stAg1gy roosters' s.So-
a.32: duosk Pekin, S.44a 46; Indian run
ner. s42a.43. Muscovy, s30a.3 .32; turk
eys, S.40a As.
Dressed poultry, Fowls fresh kilo'd
choice to fancy. s43a.44; small sizes
$3.50. IS; ROSTERS. $50.
Potatoes, white, per 100 pounds,
s.. .50a5 90.
Flour. soft winter: straight western
SIO75a1l 25: nearby. 10.65al -OO; hard
winter straight. l2.25all.75; ;shsrt ratent.
l3. 25al35O: spring first Gear, 10.00a 80;
patent. S12 90al3 20; short patent, l4.Vo-
ala so; fancy spring and city mills patent
family brand, Sl4.25al465.
HAY. lower; timothy. No. 2. $40 .O0a-
IL 90; No. 3, SGT. .0Oa3S 90; sample, s32. 90
a33.O0; no grade SIS. .00a30.00; clover
mixed hay light mixed, s400Oa4l. 90; No,
/. S3S. .O0a39 90.
Tallow. prime city loose, l412; speecia
loose, 1874; prime country, 1879: edible
In tierces, 17al7H.
Bran. Soft winter bran western II
100 pound sacks, s57 0Oa57 so; spring
S56. .OOa56.5O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
STOCK PRICES SOARING
With BULLS IN cont IROL
Stutz Reaches New High OF 39l;
General Motors and Crucibie
Steel Also Advance.
~, ,ssociated Press TO Every Evening

e Nv Associated tTtss W H'S'S
New York, March 3l.-(Wali Street
,o2na mn The further advance OF u
no;nts for Stutz Motor at the new high
: &c 2o1 was the outstanding feature OF the
earlv dealings in today's stock market.
Other shares dominated by professional
;,tcrrsts also were substantially higher'
~ General Motors and Crucible steel
,,vancinp four and seven and one-iiaii
,,o;nts respectively. shortly after the
,ncrine Affiliated issues also OILS ana
sb;nn;pos. were one to four points over
vesterdav's : final quotations. ADAMS
itxrres. and American Express, at gains
Of five and twenty-five points ieatureo
the utilities.
prLLs IN CONTROL.
%,,x Bull pools were in absolute
,.,ntrnl of the market during the morn
nc extending their operations IN almost
,,.orv direction except among rails which
were heavy. II stool
selected issues in the motor, OIL. steer
.ouinment and shipping divisions con
tinucd to lead subject to occasi"ha-
srtbacks on realizing sales:
The rise nf utilities. winch 6motac'"
Woll.-Farcn. and United States fNprC.SS'
was acrompanied by rumors of prospective
stock dividends. :, II,
los attention was paid to the Irregular
gorcign exchange market and the opening
rate of eight per cent for call money was III
kcening with general expectations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Bo,Lers are watching to sec what
- Ill be inaup7lrated by George
N Eorr;e who tomorrow will assume
tbc duties of governor of the Federal
Reserve Bond Of Philadelphia, including
the Delaware district. oo j.
" Authority to issue s25o,O00,000 add'-
t;onaI stock. making the authorized
isslc $3.50 900. 900 was given hy. share
holders Of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company yesterday vol-
ING 2.699 900 shares, with the oniy
opposition 10y c. IL. Nenner' VINO N""u
649 shares.
Comnanv for last year IS reported 20
have totaled Is, l95,036 barrels 40 ano NJ
svstemsalso sold nearly 1000 NUnu
c,,hic fcct Of natural and artificial gas,
mostly the former, and 5Nb' 'oa'uuo
lilowatts az electric current. and car
ricd lI2. 5S7. 600 passengers on ITS elec-
trio railways
Railroad bonds in the second class,
hut which under the new conditions
should bc perfectly good investments
can hc bought now at prices 70 return
from IL, TO . per cent and even more
Tbc New Jersey Central has con-
tractcd for twelve locomotives and
1000 coal cars. which the company
Will finance itself thru an equipment
trust.
Yesterdays break OF IA cents ~ S''Il- %
mo Exchange did not surprise bankers,
who had held the opinion that sterihe wa
odvancinc too fast. While sentiment has
Lccn improved by the shipments OF gold
from England. these cannot he uSed .
support the exchange market. !,
directors of the Continental on 20.
have declared a stock dividend OF 2N
pcr cent. This company marketed
standard oil products in several west
ern States. including Wyoming, Itah'
Montana. Idaho and Colorado. The out
standing stock. now S300000.0OO Wi
IL, increased to S9O0.O00000. Sinct
1913. when q 900 per cent stock dlVl-
,Icnd Wa declared. the regular annua
cash dividend has been II per cent. ester
dav morning Continental Oil opened y
ncInt, higher to S645 a share. Tins :
tho first standard Oil Go. 20 declare
STOCK dividend since The supreme CouT
handed down its stock dividend tax dc
c,,,on last month Other similar an
rounccmcnt, from Standard OH com
rani,> arc expected by Wall street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
BIC MILK PLANT
FOR GREENSBORO
Concern to Open June ! Will Care
for 100000 Product
Monthly.

Greensboro, Md. March 3I-Greens-
boro will have one of the largest plants
on the Peninsula when the plant OF the
Helvetia Milk Condensinp Company ~
completed, which will bc about June, II
present Nplans are carried out. This is
the twol I plant to be built by this
company, whose headquarters is ct High
land, Ill
The plant proper is 176 feet wide and
279 feet long, part one story and part
two stories. The capacity will tie be
tween 10000 and 100000 pounds
milk daily. -Four milk storage tanks,
each with a capacity Of 10000 pounds,
are being installed. The water tank, which
is IL feet in diameter and so feet high,
is reinforced concrete and has a capacity
of 100000 gallons. The plant will have ITS
own refrigeration system. The boiler
room will have three boilers, $50 horse
power each with room left for three more.
Coal will be stored in the boiler-roOm.
The plant viii make it's own electric
power and practically all machinery will
be run by motors The stack, which IS
10 feet at the base 6 feet at the top and
l25 feet high. is the largest Of its kind
on the Peninsula One man lost ms lie
about Christmas when q section Of tins
stack fell The builders have already paid
out for labor over $4,000
TO begin with the plant viii employ
about 30 men, increasing as the milk
supply increases The labor payroll will
! be about 800 day When capacity IS
reached about 100000 will be paid to
farmers monthly.
The plant IS being built Of tile and Is
freproof II was started last October
and has been progressing rapidly, de
/ spite bad weather all winter. The Offices
will be in the plant G. II Reynolds Is
/ the manager.
The farmers are increasing their herds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
Birthday Party.

A birthday party was given last night
AT the home of Dir p 4 NJ Rovltu,
seventh and Washington, IN honor OF
the second anniversary Of his little daugh-
ter. Abigail Rovitti The little girl received
many presents There were music games
and refreshments Those present were }.
DeStefano. Italian consular agent, and
Mrs DeStefano, MIR and Mrs George
f. Greig, Mr. and Mrs. 7. Thompson
Mr.. D'Aquino. Rocco DeStefano, james
T. Crozier, Mrs r. \ Walter, Mis-,
Sara Mckeown, Miss + Mctiilt, JOSEPH
Tarantino, l. IL Ferry, Mrs. ". Loew
Mrs. A. Rovitti and several Of the LITTLE
friend. OF the honoree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
TO ARREST $500 LANDLORDS.
1IeveIand Officials Plan Wholesale At
tack on Prof'teers.

Cleveland. March 81 Warrants for
the arrest of more than 3 500 Cleveland
landlords for alleged violation Of the
city tenement house ordinance by failing
to obtain 1920 licenses will bc ISSUED
within few days. City License Commis-
sioner Cukr announced YESTERDAY
Other city officials were preparing 10
attack rent profiteering from four iii,
fercnt angles through legislation adopted
hv the CITY Council Mondav night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

carbon Steel Company. quarterly of ?
-, eon, an common. pavable April 10.
Continental Oil company. 2oo per cent
m stock
Emerson Birmingham ompany; quar-
terly OF Is. per cent on preferred pay
able May /.
Livingston Refining I ompanN quarterly
o. > per cent on preferred, payable Aprh
10
Merchants Dispatch transportation
COMPANY. quarterly Of 2l2 per cent,
payable March 81.
Packard Motor Car Company quarterly
of ~, DER cent on common, payable
April 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
PERMIT FOR RIG AUTO PLANT.
Building TO he Erected Near chester u
Cover Seven Acres

Chester Pa. March 3 The location "i
n huge automobile industry ~ tins county
was confirmed yesterday when ftnnk
Bobson. clerk Of Prospect Park Borough
Council. issued building permit 70 the
Park Motor Company, Inc. controlled
hv the du pont interests of Wilmington,
DnlnMArr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
M News of Yarbee.

No further word has been received from
Ftna, Ohio, whether the Negro suspect
being held at that place, Is John larher,
the Negro who shot William Hunter, the
Baltimore and Ohio official, at Elsmere
several weeks ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
AIR MAIL I57 MILES AN HOUR.
CIeveland-C Chicago Route is Covered IN
Record Time.

Cleveland. March 81 The speed rec
ord for air mail service between Cleveland
and Chicago WAS broken yesterday. when
Pilot James II knight covered the $40
miles 20 this city in hours and 10 min
utes. an average speed Of l57 miles an
hour.
The previous record, . hours and u
minutes. also held by knight, was made
scveral wncks ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
No STOCK MARKET REPORT.

Chicago. March 13.-Therc were no n,
fresh receipts of livestock at the stock
wards today and consequently no ma ~
kct. owing TO the con,ihuan'e -
strike of stockyard employees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
ROOFING.

III YOUR ROOF needs repairing see A.
auaiu Erperiencsd urn. Tin, tar ana sla1
roofing. 7I5 Madison street. Phone 36G2-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31

extensively in view Of The opportunity for
milk disposal offered and are, IN a number
Of cases, stocking upwith thoroughbreds.
Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the satis-
faction of many and will be 10 you.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
ron RENT-REAL ESTATE.

no rTsE-Eight rooms and bath. front and
bacs porch front yard. 10 ilne reslden sls tlsl
iIv No children Bel phone 1870, 9 70 y
N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
Personal Attention
Necessary

Whatever your bust
ness IS, saving should
be a part Of it. a saw
ings account needs its
owners S watchfulness to
keep it alive and vigor-
Gus, just as any business
requires attention to
make it successful. A
forgotten account will
not help much to put
YOU on the road to "easy
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31

4ct Interest Paid on All Deposits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

10 Ne and I did get oil right but three
years later = baby boy came and I WAS
troubled again could scarcely do
any work At all and suffered for four
yesra. A neighbor told me sbpt
Lydia y. Pinkham's Vegetable Om-
pound and ] took Il for . year or
more. Now ] have baby girl and
do not have any female troubfs. You
can do anything you like With nv
letter 70 help others."-Mrs. j. VI.
BErcy, r. Y. ID. 3. Brooksburg. Ind.
The makers Of Lydia r.. Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Compound have thousands
Of such letters as that above--thcy
tell the truth, else they could not have
been obtained for love or money. This
medicine 10 no strsnr-r---it has stood
The test for more than forty years.
IL there are any complications you
10 not understand write 20 Lydia y.
Pinkham Medicine Go. (oonfdentiall
lynn, Mas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Report Government to
Modify Dry Prosecution

Gan FRANCISCO. April sos--t~ed-
srHi authc~itiss WIN cease prosecu-
ton % cnsss involving only tho pos-
seresou Of liquor. Il vAs unoffieiatiy
reported At the fes3crnl building here
today. United States attorneys have
secured only ops conviction In 30
cAsss which have besn tried
Hervnf,er. u s said. only oAses IN
which there Ia evidence Of = slis OF
liquor or an Attempted sale vii b
prcssrussd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Roman Family 10
Given q Cottage

VIM ssss I'm outright Of . seven.
ruam oDtfags ~ Hanry C Ewing.
the campaign for James Roman and
his famify. vh9 ver~ IN dsrsitufs
when their Hme burned To the
Ervund . veek ago. vas practically
oompietad
Hoss Cunpny ~. 20. vho ~.
spondsd To the alarm and crtin-
gsfished no blaze. began the work Of
restitution before rcturning IN their
station Neaxhb<rs and friends took
MP the campaign. ana nov. arnrd-
Ing 10 VIM. ". Lewis. who has had
charTs % the funds the family only
hacks dishea, BID etcthing and cook
ing utsnsiiA
Tho house b II 7es syfp~y a.. hu;
Win b moved In . new lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

doubt about the result--it's Just
common ordinary buttermiile in the
FORM or a wonderful cream gently
massaged with the finger tins
around tho corners OF the eyes and
mouth.
To prove this to your complete
Satisfaction, obtain q small quantity
OF towards Buttermilh Cream at
any good drug or toilet goods coun-
ter on the money back 10 dissatisfied
plan. The directions are simple and
II costs 40 little that any girl or
woman can afford IL Owl Drug Co.
can supply You. Manufactured by
". Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

Tn. story was written BY Dr
Katherine Davis. and produo-d orig
inaiiy for the war department. com
mission on training camp activities.
BY Edward II. Griffith.
OF the great number Of phy~r- ~.
uuired. tho principal roles hav. been
enacted by Clare Adams and Richard
Bennett
Bin rarnun IN sse vu1s 81 pon
cas~ser. . happy TO lucky swords
man at the Coliseum this week in
The Adventure win cio-e . four
days run at tho Coliseum tonight
The n-w show opening "wednesday
WIN be Greater Than PANE" a
splendid drama In which Elaine
Hsmmervsein II the featured piay~v.
Mis- Haznp~r~s-fn plays the role
Of q small town mi Who sings IN she
church choir. Her adventures when
mo Goes tn New Ycrk "a study for
the epwN sdd q god btf at e1r1to-
mont 10 the plot
COZ ONIAI.
A sugar -ousfad mcvNY - amuw4ns4v
administered IN The Trinerp..
which ep~n. ~ she Co.cnisi wednes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Even a Train Porter
Is Sometimes CAUGHT

Henry Henderson. alias Joe Brown.
pleaded guilty 10 charges OF trans
rortation OF liquor and was sentenced
20 pay . fine Of tise. In tho ". \.
district court Monday morning. Hen
derson Was formerly = porter on the
N. p. trims running between Seattle
and Vancouver. and In alleged to
have brought attn quarts Of Canadian
whisky into Seatfia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
rODAY-s PROGRAMS

Lib Rry-NsU~~tss cassa h
.E0sy 10 Ca
i.EMNyR--n~s ns,sh's -rAs 81
sGrm--Wtnkaa HsvaeO n
Ths AAveasarvv.-
6YHANp--vtsiss MsstaU 90 3D.
sses sass In -'ev0vvs0A-
HuxN--<aai~e AAss.s In sThs ~
II Ne H4sA.~
CofONfAI>-ti~s Ila@UAAa N "A
0s10~ Asi~sDa-
Cf-A& A-Tsm ha~s ~ ~rsAyV
h~U-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
WET GOVERNOR GETS
FRISCO MOVIE VOTE

SAN FRANCISCO. April 90
There IL only one man who ir
being arSientiy acclaimed here as
president by tho movie fans. lie
IN Governor Edwards OF New
Jers.y. Pictures OF Hoover and
Johnson arouse little enthusiasm.
but q flash OF the wet candidate
calls forth instant and spontane-
osis applause fnom both women
and men
Pictures Of President Wilson IN
bed bring EXPRESSIONS OF syrnpa-
Thy and. NEXT to Edwsrds. more
applans. than any of tho others,
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Picture hf{er

a new movie ulen,r. being o'''e =,
Chicago VIII scat DOW II" '"
sf.oVo' ooo.
xa-
III" Hnrbnnos OF
George barr mcCuto"oon
made INTO a mov'o ny
b"rotny Dan"h WIZ
Man and rms ""'is"
hopwood. f"nerV VI
~r"ts u
-. -,
~" out VI
George Ade. II 10 DO uAas I'M"
i''''' o' ''''"
A.
fho uo''e N"'n"n ="
Hlnr~os mas oe'n
the sap hes"'
Eddie Polo. movie Sfsr. J. surfer
Inc frosn bad burns on his hands,
Polo proved real nero nj INC
-. In. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

M0oze
MoonshinerS Must
Face Federal Trial

Charged with manufacturing 100
gallons of moonshfnc with stili they
operated In whatcom county. five
mcn were ordered "a Beilinsham for
trial. by Federal Judge Neterer Mon
day. rhay ar~ VITO Iona. Arthur
Marini. Dick BArto and Prenio and
Eugini Maxoxinl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

Campaign TO raise Sioo.ee indebt-
edness on ST. JAmeT Catholic oashe-
drai was under way Tuesday. amer .
mas nesting IN Cathedral han Mon
day night Funds for Catholic char
liable homes also viii b raised by
tho drive Rev. Fachcr Stafford.
pastor Of the cathedral. started the
campaign with q $500 subscription
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Deny They Carried
CARGO of Whisky

Alleged to have brought fivs oases
Of Canadian whisky into Seattle on
the launch Uranus ON February Is,
Carl Rskdai. Olaf IT, Aimee. o. An
derson. Jack Webster and Ludwig
Wells were haled before Federal
Judge Seterr Monday morning
They all pleaded not guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Policemen Raid
Penny Crap Game

Eight men were being heid BY Po-
Hes Sergeant p. IT. Jennings and Pa
troiman q. w. Wilson to-day for
shooting pennyants CRAPS In q RON
nj TIA Maynard ave. The raiders got
two dice and e1.7o IN silver and pen
niles In tho rnid-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

affcr,iing the best view - ths suanae
wonder. IN government Iand. M su-
preme court has dec,dsA thsTeoy
ending the efforts of prfvAfs inter
esss to obtain Il for ~ -aSha soafnE
vAiuas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

store ana Hitcd
b eavy bores
which caused die.
placement and !
suffered greatly.
l was married 81
the are Of ~ and
went 70 . Doctor
about my trouble
and be said II I
had . child !
~ ould BE- all
right. After thres
years tvins cams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
STUDIES METHODS

Or. wintfred C. CunaA pSofe1Dor
Of physiology Of the London School
Of Medicine for Woman. b nov IN
this country for the purpose Of max.
ing . study Of Tho methods followed
In teaching wumeu In our colleges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

Asbextns Manufacturing sumpanU.
and had been an ODD Fensv for IS
ycan. Funeral services yin b
held wednesday NJ p m q ne
University Undertaking Co raraoyyx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
FRANK q VII MN. TOWN.

FRANK q. WILSON. FORMER mem
bar Seventh CO. C. A. C.. died sun-
day at his homa 1910 Ninth ava
sevvto,s were tn be hsd rucrdsy
morning Mt the Sacred Heart church.
with burial In Calvary cemotsry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

WILLIAM H. NORRIS. GO. died
Sunday Mt his homo, <oss Eighth
ave. He was the founder OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
COLONIAL
LETTER FROM
MRS. BRUCE


Brooksturg. Isd.--"whsn ! vas .
young girl I elsrked 10 my fathers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

II you are unable to really enjoy
the society Of others because of the
fear that that wretched skin eruption
on your shoulder will begin to itch.
or tina. your scarf will slip and ex-
pose the dlshguring rash you had
tried 30 hard to conceal. try Resinol
Ointment.