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Evening star., 1920-03-21
Hard Grabs Probably Anected.
Cav Stockholm.
From the Detroit Nev,.

from the Detroit New1.
Stockholm. the capital Of Sweden. is
in many respects the most modern
among European cities. although 1t Is
on the site Of the ancient stronghold
Of the vanda1 Vikings. The founda-
ton Of Stockholm is accredited to
Berger Jarl. who. in the thirteenth
century. founded Sweden's empire by
an expedition to Finland. stock holm
Blood Bath" Is the name that is given
the spot where. in 1920. Christian II of
Denmark assembled the leading no
bles on the highest point Of the island
and decapitated them to make sure of
his hold on Swedish territory. This
island portion of the modern city.
Staden, suffered much from the raids
Of the Danish kings.
Stockholm has a might life" that
rivals that of Paris in gayety, the diff
ference between thetwo being that
Paris amusement places are patro-
nized by visitors who flock to them,
while in Stockholm 1t Is the home
folk who fare forth Of an evening.
The elder folk. as well as the bellies
Of the city, seek the cafes. the concert
halls and the numerous theaters In
the city. The beaux go armed with
bouquets instead of boxes Of candy.
and the shop girls dissipation is not
sweetmeats, but flowers.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Souls Unitarian Church, assisted by
Louis Thompson, tenor. will give the
program at the Lenten recitar We'd
nesday afternoon at 4:40 o'clock. at
the Church Of the Epiphany.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

The programs arranged for today's
services at the lexington Presby-
terian Church by Gertrude Lyons. So
Evening star., 1920-03-21

The sacred cantata Bethany" az
sung exclusively in this city by St
Thomas (Episcopa) Church choir
will be repeated Thursday evening In
Aldrich, organist. with Prof Atkin-
son at the piano. No tickets Of ad-
mission are required. and the public
is cordially invited to attend.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Miss Aline Krone was the soloist
last Sunday evening at the musical
at the Hotel Washington. when she
was heard In the waltz Song" from
Romeo and Juliet; "Elegie," by
Massenet; "The Years at the Spring.
by Beach. and. as encores, "At Dawn
ing" by Cadman, and 1.-The Birth OF
Morn," by Leoni.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Miss Blanche Bollin, soprano, is sub
stituting for Mrs. Gawler at the Third
Church Of Christ, Scientist. and will
sing, this morning, Fear Not, Ye o
Israel" by Dudley Buck.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03
For Rent-Housekeeping
 Rooms '4

TWO clean light housekeeping rooms. furnished and ? screen sleeping porches; gas, water and electric lights, garage for car. sos w. Adams. Phone S384
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03
2O1a
Wanted-To Rent

WANTED-Pasture for one horse. 509 N. Sd St K
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03
For Rent-F furnished
 Houses

BEAUTIFUL furnished room brick garage, piano, sewing machine. Cool place. Also room furnished apart ment, modern, perfectly clean. Phone 117R11 r
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03
Wanted-Real Estate 1sA

WANTED TO BUY-four room mod ern house, 5000 limit; will pay $500 cash; give location and terms. Reply Box 27L Republican. 7-g
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03
Wanted, Situation, Male I

SITUATION wanted by young man with hardware experience; best of rec- concentrations. Box S6L, Republican. 2
 WANTED-Position by experienced auto truck driver; can handle any make truck or touring car; best of references. Box 85L, Republican. k
 WANTED-Job driving truck. ex- nerienced Box TIL. RenubIican. k
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03
USEDCARS
 AT BARGAIN PRICES

To make room for a large Shipment of new cars we are to receive next week we have put special prices on the following overhauled used cars, for Saturday and Sunday morning. Be sure and look 'em over before you buy. 1919 Ford roadster.
 1917 Ford touring.
 1918 Studebaler.
 1916 Dodge touring.
 Open Sunday morning.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03

FOR SALE-PortaD1e houses; sizes sx10 10x12, 12x14. Price $65 to $99.75. This is the ideal house for your cot ton pickers. Arizona Box Co, Phoenix. Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03

WANTED-4 or broom furnlshed house, permanent; with some yard not over 1 mile from court house. Box SAL. Republican.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03

ONE light housekeeping room for rent Ell s First Ave. z
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03

THREE rooms. well furnished. for rent 1217 E. Madison. 2
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03
For Rent-Store & Offices

SPECIAL NOTICE-For rent, store rooms, corner 7th Ave and Wash. St. Apply upstairs or Star Barber shop. PA W. Wash. St. If
Arizona republican., 1920-07-03

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 722 West Pierce Sf k
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-01-10
INTERNAL REVENUE
SERVICE.

Deductible expenses in connec-
ton with filing income tax returns
has been a subject Of great dis
cussion among travelling statesmen.
The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue has ruled that statesmen
who travel on a commission basis,
as well as those who travel on a
stipulated salary and pay their
own expenses, shall not be per-
mitted to deduct amounts paid by
them for meals, lodging, etc.
However, they may deduct their
railroad fare, automobile hire,
etc. Merchants, who go to mar
ket to buy goods, may deduct
their railroad fare and automobile
hire, but must not deduct amounts
paid by them for hotel expenses,
etc.
Below is given a concise state
ment of the rulings and regula-
tions which must be observed by
the travelling statesmen in making
out their income tax returns for
1919.
Regulations IS, Income Tax
Law 1918, divides travelling sales
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-01-10
Eats Like a Wood Chopper.

after many discouraging years
of suffering from stomach, trou-
bic and bloating, in which | could
eat only sparingly of the simplest
food, | am now feeling entirely
well. Thanks to Mayr's Wonder
full Remedy which has done won
ders for me. | can now eat like
woOd-chopper and enjoy it." 1t
is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucue
from the intestinal tract and al
lays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, in
Guiding appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded.
Estorge Drug Co. and druggists
everywhere.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-01-10

justice and Of brotherhood.
Thou Creator, poSseSsOr OF all
things. who didst make the earth
ftor the races OF men and dldst SET
| bounds for their habitation, for
give us our greed as we repent OF
our sin, and restore to all hearts
the recognition Of the transcendent
right of human life to live.
Open our eyes, we beseech
Thee, to the dignity of labor, the
sacredness Of human service, ana
the privileges Of production, that
nation may join nation and man
may join man justly in honest
work to replenish a devastated
earth.
Quicken the sympathy of hearts
made dull by reports and sights
of suffering. incomprehensible and
needless. y
Cali us again that we may bow
before the eternal laws of crea-
ton, putting aside malice, envy,
|covetousness and brutality, to ell
ter into the peace Of the sons OF
the Most High.
: Hasten by Thy gracious provi-
dence and by the consecrated eff
forts of Thy children the coming
of Thy worldwide kingdom, where
justice, mercy and love shall rule
the hearts and hands Of men.
Create in us, 0 Lord, clean
hearts, and renew right spirits
for the coming year.
This we ask in the spirit OF
Jesus Christ, our only Hope.
Amen!
Interchurch World Movement of
North America.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-01-10
men into the four following class

men into the four following class
ifications:
First. The man who is en-
plOyed by the firm and receives a
stimplated salary, and who is re-
imbursed for all his travelling ex-
penses, would only return the
amount of money received as his
salary for income tax purpose,
inasmuch as the Regulation cOr.-
sidered that the amount that was
reimbursed as travelling expense
is not income.
Second. The man who travels
for a stipulated salary, and re-
ceives from his employer a per
diem allowance to defray his trav-
cling expenses, should return as
income his salary and such part
Of his per diem allowance as may
be left after paying travelling ex-
penses.
Third. The travelling salesman
who receives a straight salary and
pays his own expenses is not per-
mitted to deduct his hotel bills
as necessary expenses, but may
deduct his railroad fare, 'buss hire
or livery hire and sample rooms
as necessary expenses from his
salary or income.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-01-10
TO KILL DEER
DURING PERIOD OF
FLOOD.

Warning has been telegraphed
to all portions Of the state where
overlooking bayous and rivers
have forced deer to leave their
haunts and seek refuge on ridges
and highlands, that the statute
forbidding the killing of deer at
bay will be involved against all
hunters. M. L. Alexander, con-
servation commissioner, sent
warnings to game wardens and no.
tice is being given hunters gen.
orally. This practically will close
the deer season, which otherwise
would be "open" until January
Doth
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-01-10

Fourth. The salesman who
travels strictly on a commission
basis is not permitted to deduct
his hotel bills from his income,
but may deduct his railroad fare,
his livery fare and sample rooms,
etc. as a necessary expense to his
business.
RUFUS w. FONTENOT,
Collector.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-01-10

Almighty God, Father of all
mankind. at the end Of a year in
which malice has so often
thwarted love, we join the pray
ers Of all Thy children around the
world for peace. the elevation Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06

ferred dividend sof 81 ,pg4 G4n equivalent To
nj 10 4 share tS25 par on the s9l .ssit beW
common atock. as compared with surplus 9f
&s1O. Coz or 81 30 shnrn In the correspond
Ina ak months of 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
Stock Quotations
1900 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

uyt~d by Laird h Co.. dv ro"s n'ok
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.

~ Associated Press % Every Evening
Philad.l phia. Nov stacks closed weak
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06

/ Al per cent on preferred. payable DE-
ccmher IS.
Porto Rican-A merican Tobacco CO., quar-
terly Of = per cent In scrip, payable Do
ccmber
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
cHOss-cOuNTRY RACES.

Ey Associated Press 70 Fvsry Evening
New York, Nov. g. Illll and dale
runners from Pennsylvania University
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06

FOR SALE
2os " Union St. r, b. p. hot water heat.
222 Jefferson St. S r. b.
n W. Cor. Second and West SITS. II r. b.
store.
1923 W. Fourth ST.. r. b. y. h, electric.
22S Tatnan St. 10 r. Very cheap.
2s27 W. Second ST.. n. e. corner. $ r, b.
p. s2ioo.
500 block. w. Fourth st..sr.b.p
500 block. vandever Ave. O r. b. p. h.
Business property. very central location.
W. seventh St. r. b. p. hot water heat.
Good location.
JAMES PENNETTO
Real Estate and Insurance.
Io5 W Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
FINANCIAL NOTES

Reports were that the interest rate which
tho government will fix on tho next issue
Of treasury short term certificates Will he
reduced from that OF the previous Offering
Owners OF Reading preferred stocks nre
more and more convinced by legal study
legally .hnrc. pro rata with the common
stock In such distribution or liquidation of
the company's assets ms shall be made In
compliance with the supreme Court deci-
son should IL be made necessary which
now seems Improbable, they are prepared
TO 90 full length In the courts.
For the nine months ended september 30.
1920 international Motor Truck Corpora
ton reports net profits after charges and
Federal taxes, Of 80. ia ,33l equivalent after
preferred dividends TO $500 . share earned
on the 2S3. los shares of outstanding COM
mon stock of no par value.
For the six months ended September 30,
1920 International Nickel Co. reports CUR
plus after charges Federal taxes and pre-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06

FOR SALE
aIO w Second St. y r. b.
s21 W. Second St, q r. b.
S32 w Second ST. r, b.
store property. Second and Harrison sts.,
10 r. ", h.
sos W Third St. r, b. D. h,
n. w. Cor. Fourth and Monroe SITS. store.
10r, b. h. An excellent business corner.
1928 W. Fourth St. r. b. p. h.
325 II. Fifth St. Groom house and st ahie
Lot 32SaS feet
p27 BE nett St, 6r.
1910 ". Sixth St, 10 r, b, y. h.
1918 W. Ninth St. r, b, p. h.
so5 W. Tenth st. r. b, p. b.
300 K. Twenty third st. r. b. y. "a.
all T.. Twenty-fourth st., r, b. p. h.
bos Y. Adams ST. 6r
100 s. Adams St. store. T. b.
10 y. du Pout St. r. b. y
COS W Front Sc, r, store garage.
ana y. Harrison ST.. : r. b. y. Immediats
possession
fo1 \. jackson St. 7r. b.
1921 W Third St. 8 r, b. large yard Prop
erty rcpapered and painted and In excellent
condition Immediate possession.
JOHN ]. HANLEY
Phone 5I7O. s23 W. Fourth Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Cotton oil Co., semi-annual OF .
per cent on preferred. payable December
American Locomotive CO., quarterly OF
ibs per cent on common and ! - per cent
ON preferred. payable December 81.
Catawissa Railroad Co, Senli- annual OF
IA per cent on preferred. payable Novom-
ber 10.
Centrai Arkansas Railway and Light Cor
poration. quarterly OF 3-i per cent on pre-
ferrod, payable December l
Middle states OH Corporation. quarterly
of 3 per cent and extra of per cent, pay
able January 1.
Nunally Co.. 81 N share on common, pay
able December n.
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Corporation.
quarterly of per cent. payable Novem-
ber 10.
Tenth National Bank. scmt-annual of
per cent. payable November 1.
Timten Detroit Axle Co., hi-monthly OF 2
per cent on common, payable November 10
Acme Tea Co. quarterly OF 3-a per cent
on first preferred. payable December l.
Harrison Walker Rcfractories Go. quar-
torly of ~ per cent on common. payable
December l.
May Department stores quarterly OF 2
per cent on common. payable December !,
and ] "a per cent ON preferred payahie
Middle states oil Corporation. monthly OF
| per cent for October. November and De
cenlber and extra for quarter OF per cent;
all payable January L.
Niles s-Bemcnt-Pond Co. quarterly OF per
cent on common. payable December ~, and
u per cent on preferred. payable Novem-
her 20.
Standard Gas and Electric 90. quarterly
of "A per cent preferred. payable De
cember 20.
Standard Oil Co. of New York. quarterly
of 81 a share payable December Is.
St Joseph Lead Co, extra of 2b cents a
share and quarterly Of 20 cents, payable
December 80.
United Cigar stores Co. quarterly of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
ITALIAN DON QUIsOTE
OCCUPIES SAN MARCO
~ Associated pfs.a 10 Every Evening

By NsWNIHiFU PFtfH ID 11F'TV T1sH1HH1
1riest, Nov. b. -Gatriele dAnnunzio, ],
the Italian insurgerlt commander At
Fiumc has occupied the promontpry Of
San Marco, south of Buccari, with 500
troops as T. protest against the alleged
firing by Serbian coast guards on the
Italian steamer Issore, from Buccari.
d'AnnunTos troops now are fseing tho
Iugosny frontier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
COAL MINES ,EAvY 49,.

Three Hundred and TIVE g. Nj silled
In Year In West Virgini1
Charleston, W W., Nov. q. Three
hundred and twcrty men were killed IN
the mining industry in West Virginia dur
ing the year ending June 80 last, accord
ing TO the annual report of the State
department of mines made public here
today Tho report shows TINT fatal acci-
dents during the yenr decreased bs 50 from
the total during corresponding period oi
the year previous.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
For SALE


Chestnut st.-ll00 block, o r. b. large
yard
Read st. HOO block. r. sewer. $1,000
mortgage can remain.
W. Fourth St.-so0 block, r. b. gas. deep
E Fifth st-eoo block, r. b. D. gas and
electric
store and dwelling, 600 block. w Third
st.-s r. b. gas and electric.
". Second st.-Store. r, b. gas and cleo
trio.
L. Forty-second st.--e r. b. p, b. gas and
West st-I3oo block. r. b. p. h. gas and
W. second St.-eoo block. r. sewer. gas
Would make good investment.
West St--2700 block n-w. modern homes
square plan, -. . r; D: p b gas gas and electric.
Twenty-eighth and West Sts-6 r. b. D. h
Room for garage. $500.
W w Tan,E Tenth st t,,,,h b. p .,o5 $50 $500
Poplar St.-6OO block. S r. b. s2500
". Fifth St.-600 block, 9 r b. D.
h. gas and electric. I6xlOO feet
Harrison st:-2oo block, $ T, b. p, h
yard. Property in perfect condition.
FOR RENT
Apartment. Fourth and Lincoln sts-S r.
b, b. S25 90.
Apartment SAL Orange st.-6 r. b. gas
apartment. 4Is Market st-5r. b. steam
heat. S45 90.
Apartment. 419 Market St. r. b. steam
heat. SIS 90.
Apartment. 1900 St.-Second floor } r.
Apartment. 1900 B st.-Third floor. 5 r.
$1,000.
JOHN ]. MONAGHAN
S32 Orange Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
POWDER Quotations.

Reported Daily at Neon by Laird & Co.
Gu Poni Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-13

I T met him In front of your office and he told me he was through for the day and then went up to tell you that he was going to take me to vaudeville show. Were you so little interested that you, have forgotten aIready?"
 Tell me all about it. said Andrew without answering her question
 We'll" said Imogene, after he went up to your office and borrowed me for the afternon, as he expressed it, he said we had to go over to the Cafe Royal and hold council of war.
 We sat down and he ordered gin- ger ale for himself and an ice for me, and then said he wanted to take me light into his confidence.
 "He said he had just one lone $1o bill in the world and he wanted that he and I should plan how we could spend it to the very best advantage
 We figured over it and laughed about it till he finally got piece of paper. and pencil and after figuring out the dollar check we had there and a quarter for the waiter we decided to spend $5 for the matinee tickets, $1 for Ia box of candy, s2 for bunch of vio- It's and then we had a lot of fun over the 75 cents which was left, but by tossing penny we decided to spend 25 cents for a box of cigarettes for Billy and tho other 50 cents for ice-cream sodas during the intermission of the show.
 First we got the theatre tickets and there we got into trouble, for they were only g apiece and we had a dol lar surplus. All the way round to the florists we were discussing what we would do with this and when we got there we found that we had also made fftf h{n~ a n fat fan fA t~Io ofu 'as they were only $1.5O. We wiped out the surplus by buyig two punches. and then We got the candy and went to the show and had a splendid time.
 We munched candy and made fun of people and laughed at the comedy. Then during the intermission we were so stuffed with candy that we did not want soda, but we were going to drink 1t if it killed us. Then when we got the check it was 55 cents and we only had 50 cents left
 q told him didn't have a cent and we had lots of fun till I finally gave which he promised to borrow from you and repay me
 He's an awful1y nice chap, Andrew. and I have had perfectly splendid aft ernoon."
 He's dirty pup and win kick him as full of holes as colander first time see him. said Andrew.
 Why, what for?" asked Imogene, dismayed.
 You remember when he told you that he was coming to my office to ask me if you could go?N
 ''Yes,'' said Imogene.
 Well" replied Andrew, what he did say was that he had a chicken down stairs that he wanted to show a good time, and he borrowed $10 from me-
 They laughed in unison
 Copyright, 1920, by the Twenty first : Century Press, Incl <
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-13
CAN FEED EUROPE WITH NO BURDEN
 ON U. S.--HO0VER
sy Assoe'atss p,sss

Washington, January 12-Establishment through the United States Grain corpo- ration of y15o,0oo. 900 in credits would feed Europe until the next harvest without imposing any burden on American tax payers, Herbert Hoover today. told the House ways and means committee, which
 began consideration of Secretary Glass request for authority, to advance that much from grain corporation funds. Early payment of the loans made could be counted upon, Mir. Hoover said.
 The financial problem of feeding Europe Is getting smaller all the time,'' Mir Hoover informed the committee, explain ing that the need this winterswas cen tered in 10 or 12 large cities in Austria. Poland and Armenia. Most of Europe he said, was in shape to feed itself or get it's hreadstuffs through private financial channels.
 Private charities in the United States are sending five to- six million dollars worth of food abroad monthly, and. with in a fortnight 3O0o,o00 American relatives in Central and Eastern Europe will be able to buy flood drafts" from banks in the United States. These drafts will be exchanges ble abroad for a barrel of flour or other food to supplement that now be- ing rationed by authorities, and will serve as a substitute for cash remittances.
 Remittance of money is the height of folly' Hoover declared explaining that with food distribution under government control one might have plenty of cash. put still be unable to obtain additional food. Hoover predicted that from five to eight million dollars would be spent in this country for food drafts. The cb:ldrens fund. an. organization that is feeding two and half million children of Europe. is back of the food draft plan. Hoover said. adding that it also was aided by banks and other pri- vate charities, including the Red Cross, the committee for relief in the Near East and the Jewish point distribution.
 Foreign governments have agreed to the plan, which also had been approved by the treasury and the ,ederAl reserve board.
 By aiding Poland with food and help ing 10 or 12 European cities escape starva- ten this winter. Hoover said the United States would build up security for its form a humanitarian service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-13
PROVED WHAT II
 WOULD DO IN 4 ! TWO DAYS TRIAL. MT. Gordon of York, Ala, Declares He Is Rid of Constipation, Indigestion, Sluggish Liver and Kid ney Trouble
PUT DRECo TO TEST
Heard So Much About New Medicine, Was Anxious to Try It, and Now He Is
 Glad That He Did


 T had heard so much about this new medicine Dreco I was anxious to try it, so I went up to Meridian and got some, and after two days I was convinced that it was grand medicine stated MT. R. l.. Gordon, d well known farmer of York, Ala.
 T have suffered all my life from stom : ach trouble, indigestion. constipation and "a sluggish liver I's-4 taken medicine after medicine. but none ever did more than temporary good. but I am convinced that Dreco is different from the others. It seemed to be the very thing my stomach needed. and the indigestion ceased almost immediately my bowels began acting regularly and in smooth, natural man ncr. My liver got active and the bilious ness passed off. My appetite increased and my nerves became calm so that I sleep like a baby. Dreco is great medicine, and I think everyone should be told about it."
 Dreco does not contain any iron. mer- scury, potash, acids nor oiis, but is a com- bination of the juices and extracts of many different herbal plants which act or the vital organs in prompt and pleasing manner. Dreco is good for old and young alike.
 I Dreco is sold by all good druggists throughout the country and is highly rec commended in Birmingham by Norton, Drug company. Dreco is also sold in Bes- semer by the Fulton Drug company. in Fairfield by Halls pharmacy in Wylam by Central pharmacy.-Adv.