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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
LOS DELEGADos EsPANoLEs

LOS DELEGADOS ESPANOLES
MADRID, abril 23.-Ios doctores
Recasens Aguilar dicen que muy
en-. breve saldran para Ia America del
Sur, como delegados al COngresO Me-
dicO iberO-americanO, que habra de ce
lebrarse en- Sevilla, siendO su mission
la de invitar los PROFESSIONALS de
las Repdblicas atino-americanas, para
que concurran a esa fiesta de la cien-
cia en- territorio espaiiol.
La Association Medica EspaiiOla ha
recibido .invitaci6n del Gobierno por-
tugues para que los m6dicos de Es-
pafia concurran al congreso cientffico
que tendra lugar en- Oporto, muy en-
breve.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12

MADRID, abril 23.-El Prcsidente
lie la Camara de COmercio espailola
IN esta plaza, l.. Armand, que ha es-
tado OcupadO en- preparar los pro-
yectOs para el desenvolyimicnto del
)ucrto Ge yigo. ha manifestado que
estaba tOdo preparadO para que Ia
compaiifa inicial americana llevard a
cabo Los trabajos pioyectadost pero
que con arreglo las lcycs espaholas
no quedaba mas remedio que sacar
dichas obras subasta pdblica
La Compa1fa Inicial de esos ira
bajos esta organizandose Ell socie-
dad espanold an5nima, bajo la presi-
dencia del senior Sanchez TOca. fin
dc llevar adelante los trabajos
Tambien pretenle Ia mis,na com,
paiifa realizar las operaciones de irri-
gaei6n dc Argona v. tai vez mas tar
de contratara la construction del fe,
rrOcarril de la frOntera francesca a
Madrid Y Algeciras. ,, t-3'l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
gDISTCRBIOS EN- CASTELLON
ANA

abril 22.-Eas' mujeres causarpn hoy
en- eSta eiudad mas disturbios, p0r ra-
z0n de la escaseZ de pam que Sc sien-
te! la policfa Sc VIC obligada a in
tervenir para restablecer ell Orden.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
ESPANA Y Ell MAN
DATO DE ARMENIA

DATO DE ARMENIA
MADRID. abril 23.-El peri6dico
EI Sol. publica I'm despachO de Vene
cia, comunicand0 la pOSibilidad de
que a Espai1a lie sea Ofrecido el man.
dato de Armenia. InvestigaciOnes he
chas en- los cfrculOs gubernamentales
indican que oficiosamente NADIA Sc sa-
be aquf: pero un persOnaje en- alta re
laci6n con el Rey ha declarado, aprO-
p6sitO de la noticia, que Esp2ila de
ninguna manera nj en- fOrma alguna
Sc inclinara aceptar ell tai ''manda-
to-, porque le faltan las facilidades
necesarias para hacerl0 effective, ade-
mas de los fuertes gastos que deman-
da In Obra.
I La personalidad aludida observe
tambi6n que recientemente Espaha re-
chaz0 una proposition, hecha solo en-
forma de tentativa, para hacerse car.
go del mandate" sobre los Santos Lu-
cares del Oriente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
Notieias de Espaila
DEL ULTIMO CORREO !

la Francia e Italia, a mas bajos pre-
clos a que Sc expende al pueblo es-
pahoi.
Djo que tin;camente hacienda ''co
la, los espano.es logran. con gran ira
bajo, oo9Seguir tabaco en- los estan-
COS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
IN CARDENAL ESPANOL

ROMA, abril 23.-El Papa Bene
dicto confir-n6 hoy el capelO rojo. sim
bolo de elevation al :;.graG0 COleg.,
de Cardenales, Monseilor Juan So.
devilla Y Romero. ArZobispo dc lara
goza, Espaha. La ceremonial Sc We
rific6 en- un consistorio preparatorit
para la canoniZaci0n dc Juana de AR
co Y de Margarita Maria .AlacolHc
mfstica francesa que muri0 cl II &c
Octubre de 1890.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
los SOCIALISIAS Y Ia TERCE
R!A INTERNACIONAL

MADRID, abril 23--Los socialistas
espanolcs estan organiZando un mott
,.lnicnto de adhesion a la Tercera inter
pacional de MoScOu. La comisi0n del
partido Nacional ha fesueltO convocai
a una conferencia general para el Il
del spr6ximo JUNO, en- Ia one Sc con
siderarhn varias mociones presentadas
sobre el aSuntO.(
Sc espera que en- la conferencia sc
llegara un acuerdo detinitivo ell IA
vOr de Ia adhesion q Ia International
de MOscou.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
LOS PANADERos A LA HUELGA

L "A ~ y
MADRID. abril o3.-Conforme dc
termina la. ley. los panaderos han he
cho saher la autoridad que Sc dc:
clararan Ell huelga dentrO dc cinco
dfas perO Sc cree que la mayor par
te de ellos vayan al paro, por sim
patfas hacia los amasadOres de ga
lletas. .t I 4 al t
Ell Gobernador hace csfuerzos para
conciliar los patronos con estos
0brerOs. 9l Hei@s @GE
Sc celebran conferencias Il esos
efectos.
La escasez de pan es inmensa V a
pesar de haber el gObierno fijadO los
preciOs la harina, esta aumenta por
m0mentOs en- cOstO no va SOLO en- csta
| Corte, ST que tambi6n en- Nprovincias.
Ell TABACO AMERICANA
MADRID. abril 23.-El tabaco anne
ricano para fumar EN- pipa o en- ci-
garrillOs, es demasiado buenO para el
gusto espailol, seglin la opinion dc
los representatives que mantienen en-
Espaiia ell monOpolio de ese negocio.
| Sc dice que el gobiernO americana
lie ha ofrecidO la COmpaiifa Taba-
calera espaiiola, suministrarle tabaco
nn cantidad de sus almacenes ell Fran
cia, perO la Oferta ha sido rechaza-
da.
| Esta tarde en- las Cortes sc discu-
tic ampliamente la escasez del taba-
20 en- Espaiia.
| Ell diputado Nogues ha acusado a
la COmpafifa Tabacalera dc vender
grandes cantidades de sus artfculOs
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Del saltimo Cmrco.

LA ADQUISICIoN DE Los COTOs
MADRID, abril 2t-Los socialis-
tas han presentad0 una prOpOsici6r
ante las Cortes de la monarqufa, exi
giend0 que el gobierno adquieral dc
los rieos propietarios los terrenos que
6stos dedican para sus cacerfas, y que
sean cultivados, para proveer de ali
mentos los pobres.
Sc indica la necesidad de empleal
la suma de 2OO,OOO,OO de pesetas POI
.el gobierno esOs efectos.
Ell gabinete no ha contestado una
sola palabra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
DEsORDENEs EN- TOLEDO

TOLEDO, abril 22.-La election d.
un mnevo Alcalde para esta ciudad fu'
causa de una gran indignation publ
ca. Varios cOnceiaies fuerOn perse
suidos por una multitud enfurccida
la que hizo disparos sobre ellos. HUI
10 que lamar fuerZas de. Caballeri;
para que restablecieran el orden.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
A V | S O

for la presente sc n0tifica a t0dOs
cada unO de los miembrOs de la
Corporation Porto Rico Auto Supplies
Go. Inc. que con fecha q de MARIO
pr6ximo la Junta de Directories acor-
do unanimamente su Disolucion, por
creerlo conveniente sus intereses.
San Juan, T. r., Abril 10. 1920.
]. NJ. MOLINA.
,Gvt. Secretari0.
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iL.ePica lapel
oSiente Que1laaz6n?

El Ungiiento cadu;n llace cesar "a
ouemazon y picazon proporciona all
VIC al instafite Produce lin efecto
cslmante c;catrizahte asontbroso
cuando Sc aplica scbre la piel irritada
o inhamada. Ha probado ser un gran
alivio par;. millares de personas que
durante afios han estado sufriendo de
eczema, acne (barros), granos:'
furtlci,lo., uleeras. erlipcioncs, urti-
carias, ronchas, alnorraDas, comezon.
sarna, heridas, araiiazos, cortaduras,'
lastimaduras, asperos, postemillas,.
escaldadura, sarpullido, quen,aduras,
costra, margulladuras, etc. Fl Un-
guento Cadum es una preparaclon
francesa hecha en- America de ia
formula ORIGINAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
Ei. IMpt EsTo soBaE INMrEBLE,

Fl. IMPt ESTO SOBRE INMCEBLES
4 MADRID, abril %. Toda Ia session
eel Spiad0 esta tarde liza sido inver
't.da en- d.scut;r el impuesto sObre el
inmuehle. danGose el casO de que m,l
cioS .;cnaGores sean prOp'etar.Os /. &c
easas Ell es:a COrte.
Y Il n sar Ge que el Senado estuvt
'es session tola la nOcte anterior. pa.
IL d.scGtir los proSlTpnestOS. no POI
ESQ hai. Geiado do cDnc'lrrir los scn:i
dans Il Ia scs On dc hoy, on Ia cual
hahfa de tratarse tan intereSante pro
b!ema.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
BoTADURA DEL REINA VICTORIA

FERROL, abril 23.-El nuevo crli-
tcero explorador de la Armada espaho
la RciHd Victoria EMgcnfd, de $500
toneladas dc dcsplaZamiento, fue bota-
do al aqua con todo exitO hoy, aquf.
En- las gradas que dej0 yacante el ma
VIC, fu6. colocada Ia qnilla de un nue.
yp, .nayfc (crucero, inmediatam,ente des-
puGs del lanzamientO. .s,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-12
LOS PRIvILEGIos PosTALEs

|. MADRID, abril 23.-El Congreso de
Diputados Sc reuni6 en- session secrets
hoy para debatir la suppression de 10,
privilegios postales de que gozan 10:
ministries de Id Corona Y los Senado
res Y diputidos. ''
,Se decide abolir ell privilegio lie
franuueo de cartas libre v la conce
sion i; aquellos que 10 poseen de un;
asignaci6n de 5000 pesetas ,anuaie.
en- sil lugar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
"M|KADO" PRESENTED
BY LOCAL TALENT
Popular Operetta Given Before
Enthusiastic Audience at New
ark, Last Evening.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

speciaI Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. June S-Rivaling in every
respect the presentation of the play by
professionals, the Gilbert and Sullivan
Japanese Operetta, "The Mikado was
given in the Opera House last night, by
local talent. The house was crowded and
approval of the excellent manner IN which
the plav was presented was voiced by
anplause throughout the evening. he
plav was given under the auspices OF the
Newark New Century Club and tidy
sum was realized. The cast was made up
of townspeople, students and faculty
members of the two colleges and soldiers
from Linden Hall who are taking voca-
ional training course. :,
Mrs. Herman r. Tyson as stage dlrec-
tor, came in for much praise for her part
in preparing the cast, as did Mrs James
O. c. Duffy, musical director. Inc cast
follows:
The Mikado of Japan, Mr.. Alexander
blair. NankI-Poo. his son, disguised as a
wandering minstrel, in love with Yum
Yum. Mr.. Fred Martens; koko, Lord
High Fxeeutioner, Mr.. Guy f.. Hancock !;
Pooh-Bah, Lord High Everything Eise,
Mr.. Walter Kelley; Plsh-tush, q noble
Lord. Mr.. r. ". Kirkbride Yum Yum,
Miss Mary Houston; Pitti-sing. Miss Dora
Wilcox; Peep DO, Miss Eleanor Duty;
three sisters, wards of Koko; katisha
an elderly ladv in love with Nanki-poo,
Miss Agnes SNYDER; Koko's guard, Mr.
Oliver Goffigan; Mikado's guards, Messrs
Arunah Armstrong, G.. l.. Motslroy, l.; A.
Beaman, O. S. Swope, G. ID. K. finka-
bone. A. +. Shook. Y $ Lyons, Hyinan
Mobiles of the Court G. Franklin
Waples. James f. Tilghman, Harvey \.
Brown. Harland Seaman, G. Norman
Wade. Irwin NJ Mather, John NJ Wells,
R O Bausman. +. Herbert Pierce, bar
CLAW r. Armstrong, Ira NJ Steele, }. Z. v.
Houghland.
Miss Harriet Wilson. Miss Frances
Buttles. Miss Alma Dunlevy, Mrs. Anna
Armstrong. Mrs. Teodore Martin Miss
GLADYS Pratt. Miss Edwina Long. Mrs.
William Holton. Mrs Charles a. Mc1 1ue,
Miss Elizabeth Lindsay, Miss Anna
Patchell. Miss Dorothy Hoffecker-
"Danse Macabre. by Mr. James +.
Tilghman.
Stage director, Mrs Herman Tyson;
musical director, Mrs James @. q. Duffy;
business manager Mr. Alexander Blair
advertising manager, Mrs. J. A. Nickel
vev. tickets and candy, Mrs. Charles III
Blake. assistant to State director, Miss
Elizabeth Wilson; Stage carpenters, Capt.
Ralph Dickinson: and Ira NJ Steele; ward
robe mistress, Miss Alice Wilson, accompa-
lst. Miss Nellie Wilson, assisting pianist,
Mrs. George f. Dutton; violin, Dana j.
PYLE: drums, Mr.. Paul L. Steele.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
LOCAL EXTENSION
Of SAFETY WORK
Planned at the Annual Meeting of
the Delaware Branch of Ma
tional Safety Council.

Extension of the work of the Delaware
Division, National Safety Council, Was
planned at it's annual meeting IN the
directors room, DUPONT building. last
night. Active membership will be extended
to all mercantile, transportation and IN
surance companies as we'll as 10 the IN
dustrial firms which have been the chief
support of the work All association clubs
and other organizations not operated for
profit, may be admitted as associated
members.
At the election of officers L. A DeBlois
was reelected president, and X i. Read
secretary-treasurer S II kershaw, chair
man of the committee which managed
the foremen's safety course during the
winter and spring, was elected vlce-presl-
dent He viii continue 10 have charge of
this branch Of the work Another vice
president will be chosen later to direct
the extension Of the work throughout the
state Probably be will be resident
of one OF the lower counties.
The report Of Secretary Read showed nm
increase in membership from Is 70 40
industrial firms The balance on hand is
S5. 600 as against $3.50 year ago. Safety
measures were urged by the members
before many government bodies and civic
and labor organizations. Reviewing the
work of the year, the report mentioned the
Forcman's Safety School and Foremen' 9
Advisory Committee, consultation ser
vice with many firms, safety teaching IN
the schools, organization of public safety
committees in 13 towns. publication OF
safety statistics, reform OF traffic laws,
demonstrations of the dangers of "iay-
walking" and issue Of safety leaflets TO
the Traction Company and Trolleymen' 5
IInlnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
To Sneak ON Prison Reform.

Thomas Mott Osborne and DIR. George
". Kirchwev will speak on prison re-
form Thursday evening in the auditorium
Of the High School The famous prison
administrators and reformers have been
brought to the city bv the Chamber Of
Commerce. Mr.. Osborne, as warden OF
Sing Sing and commandant of the naval
prison at Portsmouth, y II attracted
nation wide attention by putting into
effect the treatment of prisoners which
he had come to favor by serving volun-
tarv term in the penitentiary At Auburn,
Y. y. DR., Kirchwev, former dean OF the
Law School at Columbia University, has
had practical experience in prison man
agement as Mr. Osborne : successor at
Sing Sing. and has introduced many i'm
provements through his experience in
other fields
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following projects have been ap-
proved by the building inspector:
Walnut street. GIG; Fougle and Cohen,
owners and builders. repairs, 5000
Second street, 307-9 West; Jos. Sklut,
owner; Jos. Goldstein, builder; repairs,
81 400
Fourth street. northeast corner Jeffer-
son; Morris Sisofo, owner and builder
addition, $500
Fourth street, 3Os East; n D. Silver,
owner and builder: cellar door, SIS
Twent ty-fourth street, 40 West " NJ
Connolly, owner and builder, dwelling
$4,000
Ninth street. northwest corner I,om-
bard. Wesley Davis, owner and builder
alterations, 5000,
West street. 1905; Kanofsky and Arons.
owners; Harry Levy, builder addition,
Sl.50O
Market street, S34; Wilmington Savings
Fund owners. Hoggson Bros. builders
store and office building, sl5OOOO
Heald street, 1901; Reba Levin owner
and builder: garage, SIS
West street. 220; Saylor 4 Hickey
owners and builders, retaining wall Sll07
Sixth street. 1725-27 West f. Florelle
owner and builder; repairs. 5000
Eighth street, 20l5 West; D. Nicocco
owner and builder; garage. Sl25
Eighth street 1901 West; NJ Carozzo
owner and builder. alterations. 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
SUSSEX DEMOCRATS
CHOICE FOR GOVERNOR
Willard F. Deputy Enthusiast
cally Endorsed by Party AS
sociates at Laurel.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every bVeuine
Laurel, June S.-A I meeting of Demo-
Gratis of Little Creek hundred, held In the
town hall. Saturday evening Willard r..
Deputy was unanimously endorsed as
candidate for the Democratic nomination
for governor of the State. The meeting
was called to order by Laurence B. Rlggln,
William +. Valiant and Colonel {. w
Kennev being elected chairman and secre-
tary, respectively.
A number of those present spoke en-
Enthusiastically of Mr.. Deputy, recalling
his untiring work for the party good and
extolling his ability for the work which
would come before him in the office for
which he was recommended An editorial
copied from q Republican newspaper q
few wears ago. when he was an applicant
for the clerkship in the House of Repre-
sentatives, was read by Major Isaac j.
Wootten The article was loud IN praise
of Mr. Deputy and urged that he be
selected for the office to which he aspired
A resolution was adopted unanimously
indorsing Willard +. Deputy for the nomi-
nation for governor at the coming election
and recommending that the delegates
elected from the three districts of Little
Greek hundred to the State convention
should not only vote for, but do every
thing honorable in their power to bring
about the nomination of Mr.. Deputy"
Although it has been known for some
time that Mr. Deputy has aspired to the
nomination for which he has been recon-
mended, he has not been aggressive say
ing it was with his fellow Democrats TO
do as they thought best for the party s
welfare but should they favor him he was
ready and willing TO assume the duties in
cumbent upon him.
The guhcrnatorial nomination, accord
ing to party rules. is the due Of Sussex
county this year, and il is apparent Mr..
Deputy will he q strong contender for the
favor of Sussex county Democrats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
Tall Cedars to Visit New Castle.

Great preparation is being made for the
class initiation Of the Tall Cedars Of
Lebanon, at New Castle, which will take
place on Friday evening. June %, IN the
Opera House Of the Masonic Hall Go. at
New Castle Brandywine Forest, No 20.
Of Wilmington, will visit New Castle with
500 members, and form a street parade.
The parade will form at the Court House
With the patrol in the lead followed by
the Forest band Of 30 pieces Mayor
George " Eckles will turn the key Of the
city over to the organization At the con-
cluslon Of the initiation a show will he
gwen, which the city officials will be
cordially invited to attend. Forty MEM
bers Of the Masonic Order will comprise
the class
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
PLEASING CONCERT
BY BLIND ARTISTS
Given at The Playhouse, Last
Night Under Auspices of Local
Institution.

Tho annual concert for the benefit Of
the "Blind Shop" was held last night IN
The Playhouse, which afforded a salts
factory setting for the soloiats and ac
eommodated a larger audience than here
tofore has been in attendance This in
eluded many of the blind, who came
under the guidance of friends md were
perhaps the most attentive listeners 10
tho efforts of their fellows in affiiction
These comprised Lucille Mahan, So
prano; Elmer Vogts, pianists, and Abra-
ham Haitowitsch, vioilnist.
Both Miss Mahan and Mr. Vogts have
appeared at previous concerts and arc vel
known locally Each has shown growth
IN art at successive appearances, the last
being no exception. Miss Mahan's 9 singing
voice. always sweet, has taken ON more
color, especially in the middle register
A transposition to a slightly lower key, in
tho case of sorne Of her selections might
result in bringing these more readily with
in her range Of greatest effectiveness. Her
part n tho program comprised four
groups and four songs IN widely varying
STYLES which were rendered acceptably !;
the three by Sibella seeming most synpa-
thetic 10 the singer, and securing an on
core.
Mr. Vogts selections included Chopin
prelude and Scherzo and the Liszt Taran-
tella Title, together with suite of the
modernist Moussongsky, having the merit
Of brevity IN presentation of their andec-
dotal themes; and two selections by
Boyle, Evening and Gavotte, which
were expr esgi velv rendered
The vioinist, Abraham Haitowit4 eth
was most successful in the group Of lighter
works by Aronsky, Lbich and Aulin, es-
peclally tho first named, but showed
musical comprehension and aspiration
in all of his work. with a sweet and sufFi-
cientIv large tone He played as IN added
number tho Sarasate HCiypsy Air He
was accompanied BY Herman Neumann
in very oommendable manner. Miss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
w. c. I. II. CONVENTION.
County Meeting Will be Held in Blackbird
Church Next Thursday.

The annual convention of the New
Castle County Woman's Christian Tenn
perancc Union will be held in Blackbrd
Thursday, beginning at $50. Delegates
and visitors will be met at the station.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor of Georgia and
A.rs. de Silva of New York will be the
speakers. The voting delegations will be
president Tor vice-president, correspond
ing secretary Tor recording secretary, one
delegate-at-large and one for every 20
paying members. Lunch will be served at
small cost by Blackbird union.
Mrs Mary Harris Armor will address
the evening meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
William Atwell. Boy. Injuries Hand.

William p Atwell the l2-year-old son
Of Howard Atwell, operator at the police
station, Of 1919 Pine street, had part Of
finger on his left hand amputated ~ the
Delaware Hospital, Sunday afternoon
The boy injured his hand on june 2, az
Kirkwood Park, while climbing . tree a
ring on the finger became caught in o nail
on the tree He was given treatment, but
it was found necessary for the amputa-
tion TO be made yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
MUSICALE AT ST: PAUL s.

Prof. Charles r. Edwards viii give a
musical entertainment in st. Pauls NJ
f. Church this evening under The
auspices Of the athletic association and
the Ladies Aid Society
There will be A mandolin club Of "a young
ladies', comprising the Newark Mando-
lin Club and the Y w. G. A. Of this city
Prof. Edwards, director There will be
vocal and instrumental numbers bv some
Of Wilmingtons finest talent Marion
Louise Edwards will be the accompanist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
Kills Pesky
Bed Bugs
P. d. Q.

Just think a 35c hox Of p - D. Pes1y
Devils QUietus) makes a Quart enough 70
Kill a million bedDugs reaches neas or
cooti5s and stops future genera ttOne by
Killing the eggs and does not injure the cloth
ing
Liquid FIRE to the hedbuRs is what r
ID .. is like Bedhugs stand rs good chance
as a SNOWFALL in Justly famed heat resort
Patent spout frce in every package Of r. -
q 70 enable you 70 xiii them and their
egg nests IN the cracks
Look for the DEVILS head on every box
then you u have what hospitals have found
70 be the hest insecticide known 70 science
Special hospital size 81 30 makes q We gal
lOns--cou tains three spouts-ei ther size at
your druggist Or sent prepaid upon re-
ceipt Of price by the Owl Chemical Co
Terre Haute. Ind. Genuine ID O is
never peddled. Sold By Eckerd Drug Co
y r. Danforth Drug Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
George FrizzelI Here

George FrizzeIl former Rep resenta-
tive IN the General Assembly - ylsitinS
Wilmington. Mr. Fuzzcll formerly re-
sided AZ Henry Clay but now " a res"
dent of Atlantic City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08

Elsie Brugperman being also efficient IN
her support of Miss Mahan
The manager Of the concert was Edward
Waudlin, Of this city, who is 10 be oon-
gratulated on the success Of his efforts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
Care and Responsibility.

responsibility attached the preparing remedy for infants and children
undoubtedly than that imposed upon the manufacturer remedies
for adults whose system sufficiently counterac for time least
injurious drug well observe that Castoa prepared today has beer
for the 40 under the personal supervision Mr. Chas Fletcher
What have makers of limitations and substitutes at stake? What s
responsibilities To whom they nswerabe? They spring today
their nefaious broadcast, and disappear
Could each mother the nstakng with which the prescription
Feers Castor prepared could they read the nnumae testimonials from
grateful mothers they would listen the subtle peags and false
Of those who would offer imitation of substitute @ the tried and
Fbthers Castora.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
Alarm But No Fire.

District ompaniesTesponded early this
morning to an alarm from box 163. Tenth
and Pine streets, but could find no fire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08

for sale, II South Fifth street. Chas.
S. Fleming ADV.
Nictrolas and Records -Bridgewator'
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08

You Try an Every Evening want adv