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New-York tribune., 1920-10-28

sjp} D1r cardin IM moraa 0'S No '%@% Ne%cassc aru
inishhofhn CBrl. Hull; Fotis (Gk), phile :
de'phia; Braemer CNor1. Ilavro. Sailed
unknown: city or Alton Bucnos Ares.
lnishbontn CBr), rhiladclphia.
howell Csrl. Galveston, Erode Dan),
Montgomery. lIavre. Marta lSwed), Doll
~. Coupallo. Portland. Nc, uonlodal
lNor), Hart pool, Talabot tNor) Nov
York; keniworth OsD, Shields: Jclling
Ipanl Copenhagen. Domhurg bD. Dart
victory, Hull; Lake CaNusa; Havana; Wal
ter d Noyes New England, Feltore, Dat
quiri; Devon city tBr). FaimOuth Fotis
lGkl. Philadelphia Lake EliSo, Kingston
Rygja CNor) Baltimore. Thistlemore (Br).
Liverpool; Admiral dc RuiJor NDD, Balti-
more; kastalia tBr), Gre"noclf. Sailed
kopcrvlk. Stambul tBr). Baltimore. IL
ford CBr). Sevastopa; Stad Arnhem CDt,
Nlaadingcn; Manchester Exchange CBr),
Nyros, New York tDD, unknown: Eliza
beth MaerslS Dan). BordeauN; KalfRrli
tNor), Rio Janciro; Angsgir BN Balti-
more; Charles Davenport, unknown: Btrl,
lNor), unknown Apsley tBr). unknown
Clyde Mede O3D, unknown; Copperneld
CB), unknown. Minnie de LarrinaGa (Br)
unknown; Waalhaven CrD. unknown; VIII
Casino tBr), unknown, Claushorn (Br),
unknown.
iil lsADt IN II A, tlrf. IL Arrived
Racchus UFr). Now York; Clyde Medc
lBr), Bergen: Marstcnou (Nor. HUI
Waal haven tDD, Rotterdam; Ipswich, Rio
de Janciro. Marcus Hook, oct. 27--Ar-
rived Erivan (BcD, Coponha gon Via
Shields Delaware BrcalSwatcr. oct. 27-
Arrived: Schr Grace Van Dusen. Now
York. for - Passed up for Phiadel-
pha: West Chorow. Glasgow; schr John
Fox, Sydney, 6 B. Passed out from Phila
delphia Lake Farragut, Calais, Crctan
Boston; Hattie Luckenbach. San ran
cisco, etc; Sam Nanger tNor). Havre; Ro
man Prince O'r), Havre; Nora, New
York; Seattle Spirit, Norfolk; Roanoke
Tampco Sailed: Auxiliary schr Gaspt
'from Philsdcl lphia). Fan River. Reedy
island, Del. oct. 27-Passed down from
Philadelphia; Triumph, Baltimore.
PENSACOLA. oct 27--Arrivcd' Marshal
Alasby, Dunkirk Sailed knderdijk, Aar-
hrss
PORTLAND. Nc, oct 27-Arrlved. Pau
II Harwood. Tampico; Brandon. Norfolk
Sailed: stephen r Jones, Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, Oct 27-Arrived; Strs Al
hergallus NNr>, St Nazaire; Athene fNor>
Genoa, Sailed: Strs city of savanna h
New York; Crane Nest. New York.
TAMPA, Fla. Oct 27-Arrived: Schr!
Beatrice. Bonaire. Cecilia Copen. Trini
dad; Florence Harvey. Caibarien. Sailed
schr Rubicon QIond>, Rutans.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
TRANSPACIFrC MarrS

The connecting mails close At the gen
eral postoftice and city Hall postoftice
station, New York. at p. M. as follows.
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
tober 81.
Tahiti MarQuesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
australia via san Francisco, : 8 Mariana
November ,.
Hawaii. TIji Islands. New Zealand and
Niagara. November 7.
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia Sian,
French lndochina Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands via Vancouver
and Victoria, p c. Empress of Russia,
November
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

100000. For the cmigrant traffic, how
ever, rcconditoning could be done
much more cheaply. If the present
coal-ourning equipment we're retained
II is SAID. the total expense would not
exceed S2o0o.oo0 to S30o0,000.
IT IS stated, however, that the Ship
p'ng Board has been in hopes that the
heviatnan would be taken over for hi III
grade service and be made the finest
snip not only under the American reg
lStry' hut under any flag in the world.
She is by far the largest ship BELONGING
TO the United States. and larger than
any liner a1oat
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28

Of foreign trade and commerce referred
to is transported by steamship compa-
nics who are denounced in the indict-
ment. They handle IL per cont OF all
the foreign trade and commerce to and
from the United States and "a per
cent of the commerce passing through
the port of New York.
No Agreement Admitted
There is no suggestion and this
was admitted by counsel for the gov
ernment-that these defendants or any
of them have any agreement involving
contract or freight rates or their
price in any shape or form.
Counsel both for phe government
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Owens Bottle Co. Earns
S7.o7 Share for 9 Months

The Owens Bottle Company reports
a surplus, after charges and Federal
taxes, for the nine months ended
September 30 Of s3,0S9 $50, equivalent,
after allowing for preferred dividends,
to S797 a share on s10,932 ,626 common
stock, against $2,s22,7sS, or s4.95 q
share, the same period of 1919
Manufacturing profit and royalties
totaled 1851 ,207, an increase Of
sl,315,566 over the corresponding
period last year Total net earnings
amounted to $6,l2o,96o. an increase of
S21hb ESQ
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
FOREIG PORTS
DenurttIrps for New York


Lisbon 5 Rrammcl Point.
Hong Kong-S Celtic Prince.
Queenstown-S Pontia.
l3riXham-S S ! |. simmer.
1iNerpOof-S s Ninian.
portland-S SeOuoja.
Naples-S : America.
Aarhus-S s Natal
Hanburg-S g .5cH0hare
Arrivals From New York
Copenhagon-S S Frederik VIII.
Sydney-S s Nuddea.
lisbon-S s Suwied. ANagUash
Manila s $ Bloomfontein.
Hamburg-S II Luckenbach. Netts
Jensen, Satarta
Gothenburg Drottnlngholn
Southampton-S 5 Olympic.
Salcnika-S s OSHKOSH
Naples--S Duca desl Abruzzl.
Christiania-S S Ranenfjord.
Navre--S S La Lorraine.
Rottcrdam--s S Noordam Crcster Ki-
wants, Francisco.
MonteVideo-S : Bcrnini.
Fayal-S Roma
Dunkirh-S S Dubhe
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28

Sltt ttpOWitlS.
Leading Japanese shipping companies
are substituting Chinese stokers for
Japanese in an effort TO reduce operat-
ing costs.
Antwerp business men are reported
to be considering taking steps to have
Antwerp made 81 port of call for reg
ular lines between the United States
and Hamburg and Bremen.
The Spanish Shipowners' Association,
alarmed at the laying up of vessels in
consequence of low freights, high coal
prices, lack OF raw materials and the
heavy taxation, has appealed to the
government for modification of the
system of valuation of boats for the
purposes of taxation and reduction in
the taxes well.
A strike is reported at the govern
ment shipyards at Danzig
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Vessel Port Docked,.
ssllross. Dunkirk. .ricr 9s. \: Z.
TTfusepne Tn Verdi Naples. rier 20. n r.
Sudbury., .,........ Rotterdam Pier I, n. Il.
Ft. Van Brunt ST. B'klyn
New YORK; city Brist oil II Pier So. n. r.
Barthol olomcw.. .Cartagcna. Pier ., n. r.
Sagus ......... rela ..... Pier 10. u L.
sioux city. montreal Anchored
sutstransco. Tr.neborg -. Anchored
Off Rec Hook Flats b lNyn
City OF Alma ..-. puonos Ayrc, "
Kellogg Docks Edgewatcr, n. j.
,, Pier 27. B'klyn
>, TT asth st. N. p.
Warncr Refinery. Edrevater. Y. ].
", ~ ons iocllo. ..... Norfolk. Pier ., \. X.
Sch KatherineMay Lisbon 49, ''' ~ ~
e.. Anchored off stapleton. s I.
Sch kinsswsy .Accrs
Sch Evcline Wilkic Bonaire
Anchored Off Stapleton, 8. I.
Lake Gardner .... Cionfuesos
fayonne. ........ Philadelphia
t., Vacuum Oil Docks Bayonne, n. J.
Madonna ......... Marseilles
Anchored in Quarantine
Mattole le........ ;:~TuSpem
Pier g. Constable Hook ~ J
oro ..,-... Newport Eng.
Anchored of Sta pleton, S l.
fiueuoton, Port Lobos
Anchored of Tompkinsville, s l.
berenicc. ParArnAribo
Anchored oft - picton, s /
Rotterdam tanlD Rotterdam
Anchored or Tom pkinsvllle S. |
colo Haroo1. alexandra
Anchored off stapleton, S ].
sen Lincoln ...;. Santa cruz
Anchored OF Rcd Hook Flats Bklyn.
psey Norfolk
Anchored in Quarantine
L. s S Sicard southcrn Drill Grounds
Nagaf. ..Constantinople
Anchored off Weehawlien, n. J
Alaskan. ..,....... Genoa
Morses D. D. Bklyn
BERTH CHANGES
Vessel. Transferred to-
Schr Annie p Chase
Pier G, { r r, Jersey city, J
Ballard ANCHORED off 'romp pkinsvile, $
llhavcn ...........Pic z, HobokeH n J
/ clan Maobean. ............. Pier 81, 3klyr
/ Coosa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Peir ], \ Il
Eastport q; Pier %. Bklsr
schr Gladys NJ Taylor TT 18TH st. Bklyr
Hadnot. .'.. Anchored off staten Island
Halsey ..........,..N National D d. BMyr
Anchored of Red Hook Flats, Bklyr
Fletcher's D D. Jersey City. n ]
Anchored off Red Hook Flats. Bklyr
+ Logan. Tletjen Lang y u, Hobol1cn \ j
Maddequet. ...... Anchored in stream
Marica. ...-,......... Robins d u, Bblyr
Matura. .-.......... Pier "a, Bkllr
/ Drmes Tebo's Yacht Basin BlNyr
puasEi Anchored OF of III Iibersy
+ santa l-ulsa. .--..........P Pier SO. BlNyr
Santiago ....-...... Pier IS. \ Il
/ Saralnacca. ........,. Robins y y, BklYr
Salsuima. -.-.'''..'.. Pier 36 Bklyl
/ SaNonia --.......... ..........r rio1- Sc, \ II
Silet2. 2.-.........,..... Pier 81, Clifton.
1 y
IN" Lambs. .................. Pier a. \ r
Tolos .............. ............... Pier .. \ r
West Pocasset. Anchored off WcehawScr
WestInereiand .......... Pior .. HoboSen
Wheeling Mould Oak st, Grecnpoint Bklyn
william Booth ............. .Tottenville S
Iresidente Wilson Pier {, Bush Docks Bhn
Norman Monarch ............. Pier II \ n
Alcana ......-.......... ........ Ft 10Th st. \ r
Argosy .......................P Pier 9e Rklyn
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Reports by Wireless
From the L. S. Naval Commu.
nication Station

tDistance Is given in miles Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified
Achilles lb% from Cristebsl Oct 81
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Suil To- morrow

Stavanserijord, Ber-
gen ....-......-.-.... 1880 AM 200 PM
OttAr, Car,agena 1850 500 AM 1o.00 NJ
JaNary Turks Isle ... % 90 NJ 80 PM
Guiana. GEORGETOWN 1900 VI :. 90 PM
ireineadow, Melbourne 100 PM
CITY Of Bristol. Aue-
lnl
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28
Foreign Shipping Notes

A motor ship of 10000 tons dead
weight is being built abroad for Italian
shipowners.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-28

strike is reported ct the govern.
ment shipyards at Danzig
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
USHERS' UNION REORGANINED.

Laurel, May PA meeting was held
in the social hall of Centenary Nj. Z.
Church, last night for the purpose OF re-
organizing the Ushers L nion. Brief
addresses were made by NJ. Edward
Culver, Victor G. Kitchens and Frank b.
Sirman. A collation. of ice cream and cake
was served.
Those present were: Rev. W O. Bennett
Crawford S. Wright, w. Glenwood Har-
rington, Victor G. Kitchens, Frank 3.
Sirman, Roscoe T. Phillips, Elmer j.
Spicer, Elijah L. Wootten, Ira Matthews
William II PhGbus, NJ. Edward Culver,
Harvey B. King, Joseph A. Prettyman,
Norman X. Goodwin, ii. Creamer Henry,
Leland c. Spicer, James f. Marvil, Marlll
]. Elliott, Walter J. King, William ID.
King, Roger r.. Ward, Harry b. West,
Paul B. Barnette, Joseph J Chapman,
Charles f. Wootten, Captain Roland +.
Quillen, DR.. William T. Jones, and Ernest
Speer. Mrs. Eva A. Barnette, Mrs.
Willard F. Deputy. Mrs. Roland T: Quill
len, Mrs w 0. Bennett. Mrs. W l..
Torbert, Misses Ida Davis, Nell Marvil
and Phyllis Mason
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford. Nav 2I-The following ladies
Of the Acorn Club are attending the State
Federation Of Women's Clubs, at Dover
this week; Mrs. :. j. Stein. Mrs W II.
Pearson, Mrs William Wiley. Mrs.
Emanuel Greenabaum, Mrs. Madison
Willin, Mrs J. R. Eskridge, Mrs. Alex
ander Donoho. Mrs. Monroe Adams, Mrs
Isadore Stephany. Mrs. Ernest Simon,
Mrs. +. Arnold Greenabaum. Mrs g.
Fred Galloway, Miss Maude Dorsey,
Miss Marian Galloway.
William T. James of Philadelphia, was
q guest Of his parents Mr. and Mrs J.
F. James, West Sesford, part Of the week.
Mrs. Harrison NJ. Manning who for the
past two weeks had been under treatment
At jefferson Hospital Philadelphia, has
returned home, much improved
Mrs. Belle F. TurDln Is visiting at
fredericksburg, Linkwood and Cambridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Moore. of
Cape Charles. Va, have been visiting
,ere and IN BridgevIle
Mrs. L. V. N1essick Of Wilmington,
rpent several days here this week as
quest Of Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Messick
Harry L. Milhgan Of Philadelphia. is
here for several days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. McCleary Ailligan
Misses Agnes Wainwright and Mary
Barnes are visiting at Carlisle, Gettys-
burg and Chambersburg, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
TEACHERS ENTERTAIN.

Seaford, May "Wednesday even
ing Miss Madeline Lord and Miss Lucy
Griffith. teachers in the Seaford high
school, entertained at q progressive fve
hundred party. The first prize was
awarded to Mrs. Ernest Simon and the
consolation prize went to Mrs. Russell
Snyder A fine collation. was served.
Those present were: Mrs. Edward
Higgins, Mrs. William Longendyke, Mrs.
E. Arnold Greenabaum, Mrs. r. L.
Snyder, Mrs. Monroe Adams. Mrs. Isa-
lore Stephany, Mrs. Ernest Simon, Mrs.
Charles Robinson. Mrs. Charles Rogers.
Misses Louise Hurley Elsie Hudson,
Agnes Huston. Maude Reed. Elizabeth
Ross. Marguerite Shipley Letitia Ross,
Louise Wneatley, Laura Galloway, Miss
LYDIA Kay, Ruby Burton, DR.. Anna
shipley; Misses Frances Davis. Mary
Mason. Minnie Robinson. Phyllis Mason.
Elizabeth Robinson, Of Laurel; Miss
Lenora Martin, of Morristown, Pa;
Mrs. Mace Allen, of Bridgeville; Mrs.
Clarence Keller of Princess Anne, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
LITTLE GIRL CRITICALLY ILL.

Laurel, May 21-Arabelle Beaoham.
the threc-year-old daughter Of Mrs.
Jennie Beacham, is critically Ill at the
home of Mrs. Beacham's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Victor r. Wright, with pneu-
monia which followed an attack ofmeasles.
The attending physician gives very little
hopes for her recovery and her death IS
expected.
Mrs Beacham was summoned home
where she had been taking medical treat
ment for several months. Shortly after
the birth of the little girl, the father,
Otis Beacham, died of tuberculosis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
HOMEGROWN STRAWBERRIES.

Seaford, May 21.-The first home
grown strawberries mzde their appearance
h the Seaford market, yesterday, and
brought 25 cents per quart. This is con-
ndered fair price. considering the price
berries are bringing in the city markets
The outlook is not very encouraging
for big crop of early berries, the frosts
and cold weather of ten days ago playing
havoc with the crop Late berries are not
injured, however, and a large crop Of
them is eypected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
CLUB WORK IN SUSSEX.


The review Of clubs and club work In
Sussex county, given in a most interesting
report by Mrs r. g. Houston, past presi-
dent, gave many facts about the activities
of the women composing the various
organizations, and showed that thev were
keeping pace with their sister club women
in other parts of the State III their interest
In all matters relating to civic improve
ment, education, etc.
At this mornings session the report Of
the literature and library committee was
presented by Miss H. A. Mather, chair
man. The report Of the industrial and
social relations committee was presented
by Miss T. p Bissell, chairman, and Mrs
G. Z. Griffith, chairman Of the committee
on music, made her report.
The morning session was closed with
an interesting address by Mrs Ina J. n
Perkins, on "The Extension Of Child
Welfare Work in Delaware This was
preceded by a report from Miss Marie f.
Lockwood, chairman on Child Welfare.
Features Of the program this afternoon,
preceding the final adjournment at 40,
will be a report on Conservation" by
Mrs. Howard Pool, chairman; on Modem
Prison Methods" by DR.. Hastings II
Hart, Of the Russell Sage Foundation,
New York; address by Richard Mac
kenzie, secretary of State Board Of Chair
ties, on 'Needs for the Indigent Of the
State" an address by Mrs. II. S. Prentiss
Nichols on "Woman's Clubs Today and
Tomorrow" and an address by Secretary
of State Everett G. johnson, Serving the
State" This will be followed by the in
stallation of officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
NEWS OF A DAY
Continued from page 10

where the present road is, through the
town, while others are of the opinion it
will go back of the town and through
many valuable farms.
Work on the road from Coverdale's
Cross Roads TO Jacobs school, the con-
tract for which was awarded to Kent
Constructing Co, is expected to be begun
In few days. This is road much used,
as it leads to Georgetown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

roll, Mary Stuart, katherine Van Lcuvan,
Marie Hanf, Mrs. NJ. Van Leuvan, Mrs.
j. Whitaker, Mrs. F. Drews, Mrs. +.
Miller, Mrs ID. Logan, Mrs. X. w. John
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

friends Mt the home of her aunt, Mrs.
William =. Baldwin, 25Os Washington
street Mrs. Hollingsworth received many
beautiful gifts. Those present were:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
EVERY Observation-Disclosures. DELAWARE FRIDAY MAY 2

Misses Elisabeth Fcuetal, Lily Redmile,
Lillian Hanf, Esther Wharry, Katherine
Convcry, Emily Whitaker, Clara Smith,
Mary A. Wharry, Marguerite FeusteI,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

Lucy Bowman, Teresa Barclay, Margaret
Wharry, Natalie O'Neill, Anna Donovan,
Maude Hollis, Rose Hindin, Elizabeth
Dougherty, Lillian Kitchens, Ann Car
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
Surprise Variety Shower.

last evening to Mrs. Robert Hollingsworth.
formerly Anna Smith, by her many girl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
CIVIC BETTFRMENT
Continued from page 6

work. The club has been a medium for.
educational propaganda and philanthropy
and has been very active along social
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

Lost something Try classified adver-
tisement 10 Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
Wonen's Strap-Wrist Washable
Fabric Gloves at So and $3.50

Both styles in the fashionable eight-button or
threequarter sleeve length. Both styles with spear
point backs but
At s2-plain in white, chamois-color or beaver,
and
At S2.50-with novelty turnback pointed cuffs
faced n contrasting color. White or beaver, with
channels color facing and chamois with white.
-Gimbels. PhuadelphiA. Glove Counter. FIRST aoOr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
son and Mrs. w. r. Baldwin.

Lost sonething7 Try classified aSver.
tisement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
Mems Straw 90
Hats, Special at (p0

OF sennit straw in coarse, fne and srnooC.l
weaves. We havs your size! Price So.
Mems Finer Straw
Hats vi Comfort" Panamss, So 70 SIS.
band, at S.. s5 and 81 T.0horns q ap5 &
Hand made
Boys Fine Straw Hats az sI.s5 to sa-saye
third.
-Ginbels. PAnadegAia g1rss 1oOr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
Philadelphia, Friday, May II, 1920

BY the token the brand" o mems Kuppenheimer
and Society Brand clothes merely the tail to the kite OF the
supcrlative excellence that them nationwide authority
to mems fashions To be had in Philadelphia only at
Gimbels.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

Girls White Dresses at 50 and IS. OF
organdie, voile and embroidery; beautifully
trimmed with laces. embroidery ana colorea
ribbons. Sizes to IA years. At 50 and So
-Gimbcls, Philadepha. subway store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

Exquisite period designs -
Adam, Louis XIV, Colonial, Will
liam Morris Papers from Eng
land, France, Belgium, Alssce
and Americas best.
Polished ground papers, silk
and velvet eifects-beautifull
Vsriously 45c, soc, 81 and 81 so
g roll.
--Girbsls. fhiiadelphia. WAL Paper
Section. Second floor.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01
WHY SUFFER so?

Why suffer from a bad back, from
sharp shooting twinges. headaches,
dizziness and distressing urinary ills ?
People around here recommend Doans
Kidney Pills. Could you ask for
ask for stronger proof Of merit?
Mrs. Mollie A. Pope, r. F. D. No.
8. Latta, S. c., says: "a few years
ago kidney trouble was making my
life miserable. suffered intensely for
some time. My back hurt me so much
that I would haXe to press my hands
in on the small 1t to ease the pains.
Evidently, the tn \pble affected my
eyes too, because>very often black
spots floated befoAe my<eyes. blur
ring my sight. I wa Get terribly
dizzy and had sever4 Headaches. A
knowing ~ was suf-
fering, suggested Gy NPan's Kidney
Pills. They helpeRme frAm the start
and before long entirely Cured me Of
this trouble q "a the cure has lasted,
thanks to fans Kidney PILLS. I
can't praise Them enough"
60c. at all ll>dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N. vs. "a 2t.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01
CREDITORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Celia Ann Jackson,
deceased notice is hereby given that
all persons holding claims against
the estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent same duly authenticated within
the time provided by law or this
notice will be plead in bar Of their
recovery. All persons indebted to the
said estate are hersby notified to
make Immediate Spayment to the un-
dersigned administrator.
&LNENCE BAILEY,
G o. 2t " Administrator.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01

| An excellent pot-scrapsr is smooth
flexible piece of brass about two and
one-half inches across with hole In
one corner and the other corners each
rounded differently so as to fit groves
in various pans and dishes.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01
.It Looked Like a Battlefield in Ell
rope" Said Mr.. c. Dunster.

"was staying at 4 hotel in a small
town. Early one morn
ina went IN the stable to hire a rig
md wac shown a pie of dead rats
IiIIed with R&SSN4P the night be-
fore. Looked like astiletleld IN Eo
rope" Three sizes, Foc, ooc, 9l.Vo.
Sold and guaranteed by palmetto
Hard Co., and MoodylDrug Co'-'uiy
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-01
He drove a mile out Of Es way
j to get "Glsen FIfa!'

Motori.t. who once use "SsEEk FLAG" MO.
TOR OIL gladly go out Of thsX Ivy if necessary
to keep this particular lubricaA IN their crank
cases, knowing they will be amSN repaid for the
trouble, because "GREEN FLAfNence useo es.
tablishes preference for it that kan be shaken
loose.
I'm than two thousand Southe towns and you
will find GREEN FLAG" Motor Ql for sale by We best
dealer in the town. and you will hfd upon enquiry that
his motor oil business the largest town. and constantly
growing. y
There is frstclass dealer in this city ready to sell you
"GREEN FLAG" Motor OIL, and give you prompt and
courteous service. You'll like him. Go see him now and
have him it that your crank is well drained and
re-6led with GREEN FLAG" the worlds supreme lubr
cant.
This wonder oil produced from the very highest class Pennsy
vania base the standard recognized by authorities fabrication
the best to which scientifically blended prosorion of
OIL c be the greatest high temperature resistant
known and which used exclusively in panes.
A you the bek protection your motor the
bsst against unarssntsd depreciation and
bills, together
S@S8M GREEN FLAG" the 'mounes- gaA-- MOTOR
I Costs begin ~sA
Costse in the end
Suppl. by the following wci-Ano~n deAsns
Ask for Green Flag
Gear Compound ana
A. X. Mcclellan. s. c.
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