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VENTAS

NoVEDAD EN- FoNoGRAFos. Los
cue ahora ofrecemoS reunen todas las venta-
las y pe-feccioreS de los aparatos mas costo-
sos. Tocan c~ualquier ciaSe de dlScoS = son ae
construction rruy fuerte y durable. Mientras
sc agoter los remitirernos libreS de gastos. P0-
Ia pequena SUM de $3.50. Pida hoy mfsmo
Fl suvo a CHAPA MERCANTILE CO., SIS
W. Commerce St., San Antonio, Texas. En-
yiano3 CataIoCo gratis a Guien 10 ~solicite.
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DARE RUENA GRATIFICACION a ia per-
soma que me informe del p~aradero de Zaca-
riaS Gutierrez, de 20 amos de edad. ~eStaturI
regular. ojoS claroS, nariz corta cara redon
da. Hace un anc que vino a los Estados Uni
dos. Dirigirse a Tranquilino Gutierrez, Box
32S, Syracuse, Kansas. (20l
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HOTELES.

GRAN HOTEL MEXICAN0
1861 ". Commerce St. CuartoS desde SOC.
a 81 90 y desde $500 a S6.e 9 seIaan2rioS.
Modarro = Economics.
Para iibro< en- cspanoi dirijase US.
ed a la Casa Editorial Lozano. lis
n. Sta Rosa. Ave, San Antonio.
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CASALLERO neNicanO. hCn=sGo y TIA
DaiaGor de oficio fe-rocs-rl!erc. deSea cam
biar corTc>popcsES& con SeEorita meSica-
ma. honrada Y g. credo ~c2toIicO: de IS 4
- 1ncs ie edaG. oblsto uatriaonio. La per
soma cue Intere>c m@Ecc eC p-insHe cGgta
Js,ogyafil : direction a J. 2. ManriGueE.
sue ), Laredo -. san Antonio. Texas
nSl
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:: VSOS DE- OCCASION =:
PEsouIsAs..

DARE $50 DE GRATIF1GAcIoN a Ia
persona que me informe del actual parader
del Sir. Nicolas Hernandez. originario de Te-
pat!tian. del iEstado de Jalisco, Mexico. Z
de estatura regular, blapco, tiene una peaue-
ma c~icatriz en- Ia frente. Uitimamente vivi
en- Rangel, Texas. en- IA Inca del 7. P. Ry
Me urge comunicsrme con mi padre, sgrade
ccre mucho cu~alauier infome. Dirigirse.
Porfirio NJ. Hernandez, Go. Holmes suppl
Co. Elk. Gang No. l. +. c. S. Fe. Shafter
California. 90 (l6)
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DARE $500 de qualification a Ia persona
que me proporcionc inforneS de Jesus Co.
rrea. de % amos de edad, alto, ~trigueiio y del
gado. de quien en- Mayo ultimo recibi su
Ultima carta dc Omaha, Nebraska, en- don.
de <rabajaba en- una casa emracadora de car
ne. Todo ~informe dirijirse q Manuel Co.
rrea Ortiz. so7 Benavides ST., Laredo. Tex.
fIoI
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DARE $500 de Qualification o seis meSes
de suscrici6n 4 La Prensa" a la persona
que me informc del paradero de la Sra
Atanasia Silva, de 81 ano de edad. morena
alta. ojas regulares tiene I'm lunar como de
z de pulgada en- ell cuello. al frente; ten
tiene un hijo lamado Jose como de 9 amos de
edad. En- Mayo dc 1918, trabajaba en- Ell
Hotel imperial de Nuevo Laredo, lamps. Di-
rigirsc a Jesus G. Naiera. Miniature. Neb.
eco
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VENTAS.

TENGo IN magnifieo aucomovil dc 7 pa
~Sajeros. en- excelenteS condlciones que zen
do muy barato. por tener que salir de- Ia
ciuGad. Ocurran de S q 10 L. m. 0 &c l
a 4 p. n. q 6l5 Ave. E.
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'COMPRAS.

COMPRO cualquicr clase de lena por cuer-
Gas +. O. s. en- el luEar donde este. In!or-
me precios yacondicjcnss = E. B. PiZzini,
Il4S y. Laredo IT. San Antonio. Texas.
i3f
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DOY UNA GRATTFICACloN a Ia persona
que ME informe del paradero de mi hijo Fran
cisco Sifuentes; hace dos amos cuatro me
seS que 10 dele trabajando en- ii Fibrica d
cisco Sifucntes. r. No. .. CO Frank BachatT
Delta, Corolado. t1S)
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So. 90 DE GRATIFICACIoN Sc lie dara a
la persona que me informe del p~aradero de
mi hermana Genoveba Gonzalez de Jaimes
de 60 ailos de edad, originaria de San An
tonic. Texa. Hace UT ano Sc cncontra5a
en- Cheft. Arizona. y tuve raz6n de ella. por
conducto de la Srita. Dorotea Varela. A
esta misma senorita la agradecerIa niucho
c%ualuuier informe; 10 paSado 10 tengo o.
vidado. DirisirSe a Ia Sra. Blasa Coma
lez dc Wells. as River st. san Antonio.
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DARE una bucna qualification a Ia per
soma Que me informe del paradero de los Sc
nores Eulosio Ibarra. Emilio lbarra y Mcr
ced Aleman Ell primero de 80 amos dc edad
estatura regular. moreno: el seSundo dc 3
aho sde edad. blanco, de ~estatura regula
y Alcman de % afios de edad. Hace siet
amos estuvicron viviendo en- DEFINE. Texas.
Dirigirse a Hcrminio Martinez. Gallo Ar
tcaga No. 40. Nuevo Laredo. lamps. Mex.
rs
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DARE UNA GRATIMFICACIoN de $1,000
4 Ia persona que ne informe del paradcro
dc Ia sonora Concha Elizalde. .originsria de
Parras de la Fuente, Coah.. Mex. Esta ca
sada con Ell seilor Apolinar GARLIC. Tiene
dos ninos Gcmelos ilamados Juan. de II
amos dc cdad. y otro de > amos. cuyo nom
brc cs Pedro. En- 1917 salio de Ell Paso.
Texas. para California. DiriGirse a la Sc
nora Isabel Elizalde. SAC West Ind. s. St,
Salt Lake City, Utah. (2ll
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN Sc lie daran
Ia persona que informe del paradero de la
Sra. Martina Mireles. originaria del Estado
de Nuevo Leon, Mexico, y auien en- Agosto
ultimo Sc encontraba en- McAllen, Texas. To-
do info-me dirigirse a TomaSa Mireles. 719
So. Laredo st. San Antonio, Texas. (20)
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MPoRTANTE: Deseamos ponernos On
communication con los padres o Farientes de
Marcial Ramircz. que murio COMO reSultado
de un Academic cl dia Z dc Octubrc. cerca de
Won Orry. Texas. Dirigirse Inmediatamen-
tc a Mr.. wayne. 60. piso. Telephone Bldg.
San Antonio. Texas. I2l1
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A TODOS
LOS ~COMERCIANTES

AcabamoS de recibir una fuerte
cantidad de mas de tres mil Quesos
amariiloS "Clar Brook Brand Full
Cream Cheese" peSan de p a "a IL
bras cada uno y los eStamos yendien
do al precio de SOC. libra, compran-
do de cuatro a seis .quesos para arri
ba V Sic. libra. c~omprando uno o
dos. Tambien tenemoS queso Long
Horn que vienen 4 en- cada GAIA.
Podemos mandar fuera de esta ciu-
dad NADIA mas por cajas cerradas, al
miSmo precio de soc. libra T. o. B.
San Antonio.
Hoy mismo mande Su orden, aeon
panada de Giro Postal. por los que
neceSite: no mandamos ningun pedi-
do 81 antes no esta recibido su valor.
FL dinero que Sobre Sc le devoieerd
inmediatamcnte por cOrreo.
Diriia ST. correspondence en- esta
forma:
la Gloria" Nj. Elizondo, Prop
T01 Sur Laredo St.
Tel, CT. 1908 - San Antonio, Tex.
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 N. San Saba St. esquina con
Lskeview. T~elefono Travis $40.
DIR. ". MARTINEZ GUZSiAN. Especia-
iista en- ~eafcrmedaGes &c ninoe y PaIto>' "'-
-. On general. Oficira. 1901 ". Com
merrc St. Tc!cfono Travis 226o.
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BOTicA MEXlCANA

DEL DIV I :. ~ "-"~
III Ayenida CorgrsSs-RouSton, Tex.
Casa tundsda excI3siTarnente para surtr Ia
Colonia Mcxica que radica en- e. PaiS. Aten-
Ge-S con preferential los pedidos por correo.
Cuenta son un cAtenso sGrtido dc meaictnas
nsrionaIes v ertranieras. Tenemos nucvaments
q acreJ;tado Tra:amiento Zerdeias. que man
damos per express o por co.reo q ouienes 10
pidan.
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BUENA GRATlFICACION Sc lc dara a
Ia persona que informe del paradero de la
Sra. Elena Hernandez, de % amos de edad,
ojoS neg-os. natural dc Tajo Grande. de
Estado de Michoacan: en- Fehrero Sc cam
bio n Fort Worth y de ALI sc Supone. gu
Sc fue para Mexico. D~irijanse 4 Luciano
Sanchez. Pierce. Colorado. GS)
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$4,000 (CIEN DOLLARS Sc Gratifica-
ran a Ia persona que informe del actual
p~aradero del Sr. Anselmo Lopez y dc So
cspoSa la Sra. Julia Guzm$n, asi como de
suS tres hijos. Esther. Lima y Consuelo; de
y. 9 y 1 amos reSpectivamcntc. OriGina-
rios de Moreleon, Guanajuato, Mex, De AL
bert Lea. Minnesota, Sc trasladaron a Fort
Worth. Texas, 4 San Antonio o a Laredo.
0 tai. ycz. al Estado dc .Tamaulipas. Diri-
cirSe al Sr. Felix Lopez. 24l Conemaugh
Street. JohnStown, Pa. IS)
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IMPORTANTE: Deseamos poncrnos en-
communication con Jose Ramircz y Marcos
Bargas, quienes trabajaban eantando postes
de la Inca del ~telefono. el martcs 5 dc Oc-
tubrS. cerca de Won Ormy. Texas. Agrade-
ceremos c%ualquier informc acerca dc su pa
radero. Dirijanse a Mr.. Laync. 90. piSo,
Telephone Bldg. San Antonio. Texas
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SELLOS DE COMA

' Accessories. Tcrro commandments IN
extenso surtido dc Fechadores. tnta y coIi-
mes para Seilos Y Aliabctos de todoS tama-
los. Pida catdloyo en- ~espanol. l.. santos
Orta. 6li Dolorosa st. Tel. Travis 5252.
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eos W. - St.-New York. y Y
Tratamiento perfeccionado de las ELandu-
las irtersticiales. contra Ia poStTaeion HeE-
y;osa sin necesidad de operacion : sin i'm
pedir cue Sc dedicue a sus ocuPaciones dis
las. Tanbisn trato enfermedades del e>-
.5rnaSo, sapxrc. piel y NeJEa. &c acuerGo
ON los ~I,Ltiu,oS netoGos sranccseS- SoLa Ne
--si+a hacerme unaS cuantaS vuitaS- Homo
rarios modicos. No csmbio co-repoadencIa
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MED;COS
DIR. E. A.

Dentista. Participa 4 81 antigua cilenteLa
' al pu5lico en- general, que Sc encrentra
De rsSreso en- esta c!Gd3d. Book Bldg. Guar
% No. 200. los W. Houston st.
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MoLINoS DE PIEDRA PARA NIXTAMAL
Pida mi follcto. -
p. Baca. Box VA Los Angeles SSi-
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8aSCULAS de tccas erysts. 50 compran-
scrcer v car.bisu. AS-nteS Is las haScu-
las conrataaoras su-nn2tiras Detroit"
Basculss Fairbanks" ToSaacoceS Ge Ca
e Royal" &o,iaos l- Gaze. Cuch;l!os ps-
"a czrnicero V refri:esadore>- eos Main
Avenue San Antonio. Texas. lei CT. 4e2<.
II. E. EarSSs. Ngr.
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CASITA ; cuartos. Gale de Mohawk. Precic
81. 500 O-SI.l50.eo al coutado. el re>;o CT
abonos de $500: intereSes incluidoS. W. B..
Whitaker. Tel. CIR. 5l2l.
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TOM IECCIONES ESPECIALES DE
NGLE> con ''DRAUGHONS BUSINESS
COLLEGE" Clase dis y nochc- Professors
reclbifos. Pida HformacIcn compIeta.
pRAUGHONS. La Gran EScuela. Ala
M Plaza y Crockett St. San Antonio, Te-
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DR.. FLIPPEN

DR. GU.LLERMO HARRISON. Esrcciaiista
On anteojos. III Soledad 81. sc habla espsnoL
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DR.. JOSE Ma. SORIANO
DENTISTA MEXICANO

Preniado en- Mexico, en- Essados
Un;dos y en- Franeia, pOr Ia Superio-
ridSd dc sus trabajos. 3o4 Brady
Bld4. San Antonio Texas.
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MUSICA PARA PIANO tmarGscr!ta.) Pids
Esta general. observation-disclosures para or9ues-
a. eSc. Repertoire lie MGsica Mexieana., Box
IS Sta 4. l4i0N West. Commerce ST. San
Antonio. Texas.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESlTA una modista que sepa ira
bajar al ultimo eStllo. H. Ross. I44 W
Commerce st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
DISCUSS HIGH
SCHOOL BOILERS
Safety Valves Ordered for Build
ings as Precautionary
Measure.

Twelve safety valves viii bc ordered for
different schools Of the city, following
action taken NJ the meeting OF the Board
of Education last night. Prceident Rom
nell declared that the boilers should not
carry more than twelve pounds OF steam
at any time, although when the ianltor
might bc late In the morning, II would be
advisable for a slightly greater amount OF
steam pressure. A motion WAS passed TO
have the johnson Service inspect the heat
ing systcm at the Wilmington High School
which Mr.. Hoffman declared had not been
inspected for four or five years.
Bids were received for electrical work
st the high school from the Truax Com
psny, s267; Garrett Miller Company, 500,
and Wood Wilson, $50. The bids were
referred Ia the fuel and innitors' commit
tee.
\ communication was received nom the
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Service
To the effect that the boiler system, steam
valves, and other attachments at the hugh
school were m satisfactory condition. The
lett was ordered 20 be received and filed
The Bosrd adopted resolution ex-
pressing their sympathy 10 DR. Berlin and
members Of his family. DR. Scott was di-
rected 10 convey to DR. Berlin the ex-
preston of appreciation Of the Board for
his life work in the schools Of this city.
In view of shortage of 81 ,242.2 "a from
the funds from the State, the following
transfers were ordered: From the liabilities
account, xl,Si4.60; plumbing and heat
ing s., 1924. 20; repairs, S2,103.S5.
The Board passed a motion To allow
from SIS 10 $50 additional per month for
teachers at certain schools who would come
90 the school an hour earlier in the morn
ing 20 take care Of the children from vari-
Gus parts Of tho CITY who had long dis
tanccs TO 90 To school and who could not
accurately time then arrival ut tho school
building
Mr. Kor.cy brought up the plan OF hav
ing the stone steps formerly At the WASH
ington street bridge be used at No. %
school. on account of the difficulty of the
children wsing the steep road and street
leading up 10 the school in bad weather.
Harry keat, was appointed fireman az
the high school at 500 per month, vice
John Mclntire. resigned Miss Ida
Martin, teacher Mt No. Q school resigned,
the letter stating that she expected 10 be
married in a short time.
Tho following teacher appointments
worc made: Eleanor Spencer. No. 20,
beginning November %; Beatrice Galley,
No o. November 30: Orpah Wicker, No
Is, December I.
4 motion was passed I, allow Miss
Jones, who had taken the place of Mrs
Nelson ~ No Ia school. the difference
between her former pay OF 81 100 per year
and 81 $50 her present pay for year, for
tho fifteen day period in October, when
she Lpoked after Mrs. Nelson's work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
Our Christmas
Handkcrfhiels
- - - rrnr -

lt's nci . hif IN rarlv - 80 ue
hs-t pick Alrrsdy uuarv q a,w 49,
toners arr bgyinT Chli-srass ~, hss.a
ksrriis'. Tho p "a s'sndtrs 80 h--r
ard The novuitiss sr- srrtti-r han
ever
Hsnf u-~e Iisrdk~~rhiss- = an~~
snd tvoa = = desivr 80 sseiusivs snd
smart
f.eo~ ffin,rnsf Hsnrksr~his<. 80
vsnn~e ~ Meohlin laoa are dsiutv an,i
always aoeeptal.ie
Nadeira handkerchief ,n go si.sn
scallon@ and the elaboyaseiv slnhfdsd,
ar~i 0ne~
IA.spe Hsudkef~hlsfs thns~ %.
wrhbv weave ono with fssf r0inr f.af.
ders = rlsids Prefiy and gurV fws
asle
Hand.eIchisf@ far non. ~ wasn~r
for rhildren. HAndksrrhlefs ~ haaur
fui quality and iergn r.asiarsselv
pIfoed. Handksrrhiaia FIRST floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
For Your
Thanksgiving
Outing

Many will take advantage Of the
holiday and go away to spend
Thanksgiving Day. Never have
we had a larger stock Of Fall and
Winter Merchandise. and in the
carefully sleoted lines we carry
you will be sure to find many little
things needed for your outing.
Medium and Heavy Weight
UNDERWEAR
For Men, Women and Children
The seasons newest and best
underwear-an unusually large Sc
lection both in Union Suits and
Separate Garments-the Me-
rode" "Richelieu" and other
standard makes in styles and at
prices to please all.
Fall and Winter
HOSIERY
For Every Member of tho Fam
lily
In our immense line you cannot
help finding just what you want
in the stockings, .or full assort-
ments are here in Cotton, lIsle,
Silk and Woolen Hose.
Ladies' S1.50 Silk Hose
Reduced to $1.O0 a pair.
$500 Silk Hose. $3.50 a pair.
$3.50 Silk Hose. $500 a pair.
$500 Silk Hose, $3.50 a pair.
$3.50 Silk Hose, $500 q pair.
Mems $l.25 Silk Half Hose
Reduced to $1.O0 q pair.
$1.50 Silk Half Hose, $l.2s a
pair.
CENTEMERI GLOVES
CAPE GLOVES
WOOLEN GLOVES
For Men and Children.
SILK AND SATEEN
PETTICOATS
WOOLEN SHIRTS
We are Offering all of our HAND
EMBROIDERED UNDER
WEAR at a REDUCTION of 20
PER CENT.
CORSETS AND BRASSIERES
In New Fall Models.
All Rengo-Belt Corsets at re-
duoed prices. varying from Soc TO
$1.00 a pair.
65c Brassierea
Roduced TO Soc.
SWEATERS
Fosl eomen and Children
HANDKERCHIEFS
TOWELS AND WASH CLOTHS
The Demonstration OF Co
LUMBIA" KNITTING YARNS
continues until the end Of Novem-
Der.
VIM. H. Stats
4O5 Market Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
KILLED IN DUCK BLIND.
Captain Doughty Accidentally Shot on
Hunting Expedition.

Cape Chassca, Va Nov. 23.-Captain
Doughty, a Franklin City, Va, was
acc,dcntany shot and fatally wounded
while shoo>rns ducks in Chncoteague
Ray Saturday afternoon by Frank VIII
eon. os Pocomoks City
Doughty And Wilson wcrc In blind
whcn duck. which had been crippled by
the rrrnerx, made AT effort TO get AWAY.
Wilson took aim for another shot and As he
pulled the trigger Doughty, who was
seated in the boat, suddenly raised 10 a
standing position directly in front Of the
muz,le cf the gun The full contents
of the load entered the base Of the skull.
tearing AWAY part of his head. His death
rcxulted several hours later he Ia survived
by . wife and two children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
roR VISIT OF WILLIAM.
villa at Corfu Prepared Tor Guest Sophia
Hopes Il May be ox.Kalser.

VIVA ~ Corfu fToPafe0 JoG OUoot o0pnto
Hopes Il May bs ex-Kaiser.
Corfu, Nov. 28.--Achilleion Villa, tho
property OF former Emperor William Of
Germany, Is being repainted and thor
oughly put in order ~ if TO receive =
guest. Tho avenue leading to the villa
from tho main road, which during tho
regime of Premier Venizelos was known ~
Liberty Avenue" now bears its original
title, avenue William H."
II is rumorcd here that ono OF the first
efforts of Queen Sophia upon returning TO
Athens will be to secure consent from tho
allies for visit Of the former emperor to
Corfu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
NEwBERRY CASE ADVANCED.
s upreme Court viii Hear Argument. oa
JAnuAry 3.

Washington, Nov. 23.-The Supreme
Court y~terday advanced 10 next jan
uary 5 arguments in the case Of Senator
Truman Ncvhery Of Michigan and othcs
convicted Of violstion OF the corrupt
prHctlce< act.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
Nous the
Time to
Buy Your
PYRE'X
Glass Oven
Dishes

Now you will find . full as
sortment Of this popular glass
cooking ware. II does make
the food taste good, and be-
cause you serve in the same dish
that It's cooked In, its easier to
keep the food hot. Also it elimi-
mates one dish to wash.
For Christmas gifts PTex
is a splendid remembrance.
You'd better get yours early.
Basement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
Some More GOOD
Bargains
from our Ar Dept

special stamped Gown ra~de
made. that regularly fi auie~n
special si.00.
a s260 stamped Gown 100 un
- ~. special k2.Oo.
bungalow Dre-sss. they - u~sI.ilv
$3.50. now. special x2.9E
Lace trmm.a -carfs l9x3s inchas
f,b-inrh and 5k-inrh nlsuallv rnnlI
valuss AZ $50 tn S2.2s and thev -an
he mstched lp.
~ D~pt, Firsf lnor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
Merode Hand Finished
Underwear

You \ fnd gour favunte tyla y
garment and weiEht ~ iabno uhethnT
&c BE- Cutton, Noui ~ rlffon aad won.
Or ok and wool herr to hnip fuep Yul
comfortable and wpA uo matter What
the weather NierOdn ata BETTER
wears better and .asts .qnguF fhan
most makss
A gonAn xho hss known ne 81.
round satisfaction I'd Mernla garm1
VII seldom have any other il~ro fa.l
viii End Meroac moderately nIictl
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-22
CONSTIPA ALTON
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draugkt Relieved.

Meadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Pat
rick, of this place, writes: 81 was
very constipated. l had sour stomach
and was so uncomfortable. I went to
the doctor He gave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear up my digestion. They would
grippe me and afterwards it seemed
l was more constipated than before
] heard of BIack-Draught and de-
cided to try it. found it just what I
needed. 1t was an easy laxative, and
not bad to swallow My digestion soon
improved. I got we'll of the sour stom-
ach, my bowels soon seemed normal,
no more gripping, and 1 would take a
dose now and then, and was in good
shape.
I cannot say too much for Black
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husband MUST HIRE
WIFE TO KEE? HlUSE
Children Need C2Io, Says Judge
Announcing Ie3ISIel

Conneisville, Pa, July 22.-By an
order, of court, Mrs. My Snyder,
who sued her husband fer the sup.
port of their two children, must live
in the same house with her husband.
Carl Snyder, but be wife in name
only and housekeeper i'll full reality,
The couple recited their differences
some time ago and the court gave
them time to adjust matters anicably,
They failed to do 50, and when they
appeared again in court, Mrs. Snyder,
when asked how she intended 10 earn
a living, declared that she was going
to try to get a position as housekeep-
er for a man with family.
an that case" said Judge f. IL
Reppert, you can keep house for yoUn
husband at $50 a week. You are
merely to act in that capacity, remem
boring that he is your employer and
not your husband.
d think that in this manner the two
children, who need parental care, will
be amply provided for. You are or
dered to start on your new position
vi once"
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REFUSE REHEARlRG
OF RAIL PAY AWARD
Labor Board Says Wage Ques-
ton Cannot be RaOpened.

Chicago, July 22-The United States
railway labor board notified commit
tee representing the rail brotherhoods
the wage award case could not be re-
opened.
An executive committee of five had
waited on the board to request a re-
hearing in an effort to obtain further
increases for some of the unions dis
satisfied with the award handed down
G. W. Hanger, Il member Of the
board issued the following statement +:
"The board has given full consider
alton to matters presented in this
case and promulgated its decision in
accordance with the transportation
act and cannot reopen the case"
One thousand brotherhood chairmen
who gathered to receive the recon-
1hendations of their grand officers
marked time.
All reports from the meeting indi-
Gated the conservatives who are dis
posed to accept the boards decision
will prevail. The powerful heads of
the big Four" brOtherhOods are sid
ing with the conservative factions,
although their men did not fare as
literally at the hands of the board
as some others.
At the close of the conference, Mr..
Lee emphasized no immediate strike
was in prospect.
There will be no illegal, outlaw,
rebel, sporadic or immediate railroad
strike" Mr. Lee said. Whether the
railroad wage award is accredited or
rejected, the union action will be Con-
lnliI,n..ot