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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
WAGE OF COAL MINERS
is BEFORE CONFERENCE
Men May Call on President for
Ruling IN Discussion
With Operators.
By Associated Press TO Every Eyen5ns


Philadelphia. Nov l6 Representa-
tlves Of the hard coal miners and operators
resumed their conference here .odAy in
another effort 70 reach 4 settlement OF
their wage dispute
When the conference adjourned on
November & it virtually was ieadlocked
ON the Interpretation Of President VII
sons telegram requesting opening 81 The
anthracite wage commission $ award the
operators declaring the telegram per
mitted only the rectlhcatiou Of alleged ~
cquaitieS within the present agreement
The miners representatives disputed
this contention. claiming they had given
EXISTING dlffercntiais between tbe hard
coal and the soft coal workers wag. scales
IN telegram to PrcsIdrn- Wilson an
October . as = reason why 'hc swsrd
should bc reopeued Ihey declared the
president had these differe0tI.i~ IN min3
- well as other inequalities complained
uf II, their telegram Of later date
should this virtual deadlock not ne
broken today miners represent tatlves sud
lheir committee probably would appeal 10
President Wilson 10 make q ruliag III order
that the wage negotati0rs may proceed
Among the men 5 demands are il creilscs
equal 70 the p per cont granted the
bltumrnous coal mlcers, 81 iuinunlm
day rate, 2 universal hour day AID and
adjustment Of alleged inequalities ii the
present agreement.
Actual opening q, the euutetence w4-
DELAYED to-day by mcat.tg ii the ",
thrscite board Of gonciiatiun to adl lst
miners local grievances
Thomas Kennedy, Of Hazletun. char
man Of the II iners delegation said q, Soon
as the Cancellation board cleaned up Sry-
eral back pay cases roN under considrra-
ton the wage conference would prob
ably be called,
We are ready ID go ahead as soon a
the operators give the word. he said.
adding there was possibility Of the re-
opening Of the negotiations going over
until tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
VENHELOS' RQUT
COMPLETE, KING
CAN'T RULE AGAIN
England and France VIII OppCse
Restoration If Constantine.
Paris Hears
RHALLTS, AT 30. WILL
FORM NEW MINISTRY
~ Associated press T. rvory rvraira

~ As@pcIa lated Press 81 Evary Fvrniug
Athprs <ov lG ~ uiar EerIzoI1,~
cabirct resigned early today ard Admiral
Coundouriatis regent n Greece has zarf
for George Rhalla. 70 whom i j. cvTr ctcd
will be entrusted fho formation - a new
minstr.
The complete glcfrry a The oppo@i'lnn
zs<ucd certain lae' night although frvl
roarlfs were 4'li iarkirg Even leaders II
tho rlnnot.'- appoerd ~ Premier trriyol1s
ri the elscttofa held ~ sunday vore E'ir
prIzed hy no showing their caudids'es
had rnadc ID Necodpria and Af'lca
II u z3id " Nrnizelns still leayR iHr
country, aid he has advised lherals 2"
,hide by the verdict q he people
Drmetrios G,ounaris, leader ~ the nppo-
.ltion his irclarcd be foreign policy II
f,reece will not ~ ehar ged
latest returns from III. election gJve The
supporters ~ N Eenizelos lls drpnt,ea
against 250 Royalt-ts II Ncnisei'~ and
IN buf two If hs ministers 2era beaten
None II the Yer lzelIsf candidates wrre
elected in Greece ar,d Nacedouia wfth -
exception n Eplrla and the Aegean r.
lands
Two persons were killed hy shots fred
from houses facing he foreign office vra-
feFIAF. IL Vas t4RseAfFG tftAt FrstftlbiF'Al n
elen.ants we're respODsibip f1r the hriUg
Armed police r1ished 10 the scene ard 4
lively gusillad resulted Further iruuhl
vas feared last night
George Rhallis. former PrfrnIer and
minister a finance, Who X likely 90 form 4
D~w government Il 90 years nid- HIS last
public Office wac that ~ minister N finance
II tho Zalrnis cabinet ;n 1915 Previous n
that time he took & prominent part D
t,rt-ek politics
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
MRS. A. F. ENGLISH DEAD.
Wife of Postmaster English Expired Sud
denly Yesterday Afternoon.

Mrs Ann F English, wife OF Postmaster
James ] English. died suddenly yester-
dav afternoon NJ clcok at the Homeo-
pathic hospital Her death was due to
natural causes
Mrs. English, who was IS years old,
was a daughter of prominent French
family and came TO this country when a
child She was horn in France and during
the earlier days OF her childhood was edu-
Gated in Canada After several years Of
schooling in the Dominion, she came
to the United States Prior TO her marriage
in December. 1917. she was a teacher ia
French at the Mcintyre school in this
CITY
Funeral services will be held Thursday
morning az $50 o'clock AZ the home OF
John b. English 21l North Rodney street,
brother Of Postmaster English. The ser
vices will be followed with high mass IN
st Patrick Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
sNOWSTORM DUE TONIGHT.

SNOW. II j. predicted, by .hc Washing
ton Weather Bureau "a a dispatch t,
Every Evening, vii follow the rain .
today and by nightfall il the prognostics.
non is sustained the snow will commence
90 fall, and II may continue several hours
There have been SLOW storms to the west
and north Of Delaware, and the indica-
tions are that the rain viii be transformed
INTO snow or possibly sleet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
WOMAN UNDER $500 BAIL
Wife of Peter Greco Held on
Charge Of Aiding Her Husband
20 Escape From Workhouse.

h afas Csrleco. v lie of Peter Gr,eco was
gwen a hearing before Squire loud oi
flsmere YESTERDAY OF a chArgc of aiding
her husband 20 escape from the workhOuse
On August 4 and held under s. 500 bail
for the Court of Genera Sessions. The
tail was furnished by her father
Peter Gneco was also glyen hearing on
: charge Of escaping and Was rccommltted,
pending trial ~ thai charge before the
court of Ger er,ll Sessions
GRECO : w!ft Is alleged to have furnished
him witt money which allowed him to
~ - the Pennsl lyanm coal fields. IS alsa
.lleeed 20 have accompanied ihm until
be left Philsdelphla tie Wa- captured lI
Wilkes Barre Pa, on saturday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
DISORDERS IN ATHENS;
MARITAL LAW PROBABLE

Athens. Nov Is 10 = III irpGp-
fired from a number 81 points On --versi
occasions today 70 df-perse efter-,le, -io-,
trouble makers Tonight there are ica-s
uf further trouble which nav .eai ~
martlai aw and there is aaId ( i ~ danger
that the army may get ont ~ haEd
The stores banks aHd theatTps 8pre
closed to-day and scldIers pAtEpirti me
streets Tonight the population. Fa- Ecep-
Ing close. not taxing the 7sA u eayif.x
their homes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
WALTER WEBB SHOT
Wilmington Man Accidentally In
iured by a Companion While
Gupning in Sussex.

White hunting near Aiillsboro yester-
day Walter Webb. Twelfth and Clay
mont streets, was shot IN the face, and
as a result may loose his sight Webb was
hiding behind some underground waiting
for "a chancc 70 shoot. when a single quail
rose from nearby clump Of bushes. John
Bulling, also ~ Wilmington. fired at the
quail, and Int Webb
Webb was brought to TINS city IN all
automobile. He is employed by the p.
B. 4 ". Railroad Co.
At the Delaware Hospital today it WAS
reported that Webbs condition is good
under the circumstances
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
INDICTED IN PAUL KILLING.
Jury Finds True Bill Against Men Accused
Of Staying Bank Messenger.
' Assoctated Press 60 Every Event nj

By Associated Press 20 EVsFy EVeni ng
Camden, n j., Nov Indictments
charging Frank }. James and Raymond
Paul Camden bank messenge., were Ic-
turned today BY the Camden county
grand jury.
Schuck and James are IN the Burling
ton county jail at Mount Holly 1t is
understood they will be brought today
to Camden, where the trial win be held.
Paul disappeared October while
carrying $500 in cash and $4,000 in
checks, from the Broadway Trust Com
pany Of this city to a bank in Philadelphia
His body was later found in the New Jer-
sey pines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
+. 2. M'CANN DEAD.
Blind Basket Maker Expired Suddenly
This Morning.

Thomas =. Met ann, aged 16 blind
bassetmaker. hving AZ 63l Orange street
~ the home Of Miss Mary Wilton, was
found dead IN bed thls morning BY Miss
Wilton
The coroner wa notified and the body
VA turned over y Undertake. William
4 Grinnage Death l. believed 70 have
tesallted from nAtuTa cause,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
AWARD CONTRACT.
For Improving Stanton Bridge TO Charles
H. TindalI & Son.

The Levy Court today received the
following bids for repairing the stanton
bridge Charles II Tindall d Son.
s.. .26O. 50. the work to be completed III
30 workii days; W. II HoIllr gsworth,
S2.57S 90. completion in "a working days
John Farming, S2.81755, completion III
40 working days; David d. Elder, So, ,443,
completion il 80 working days; Anderson
& Watson, S4,02l so, completion in 20
working days
II also received the following bid from
Alexandro Petrillo for furnishing crushed
store for the Bringhurst and Ialley roads,
in Brandywine hundred: Three-fourths
of an inch size, 50 25 per ton; one inch
and one and one-half inch, 50; two-inch,
s275.
Contracts were awarded TO Charles III
Tindall & Son and Alexand Petrillo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
FARMERS HOLDING WHEAT
All But 1000 Bushels in Chicago
Elevators is Canadian
Product
" Aa.oe,ated Press T., Evcry Evening

Hv Aaaoctafed Press ~ Everp Evening
Cbicapo Nov. 10 Every bushci 81
wheat nf contract grade ~ Oh lcisg6 public
elevators u anadian grown. except 1000
bushels. according 70 ofiicihl figures made
public here to-day The total stock - mi Y
10 0o0 bt,shals and of this aYnuInt - O0O
bushels iq rnnadinp The alpply dccreased
1868. 900 bushels ~ tb" lnat weeF
Iack of accumulation III stocks ~
wheat not only here. Int ~ other western
unrkets Is general and ~ this cnrpec'ipn
the present small movement lroW The
hands ~ farIncfp Is attracting sT~rial ~
teutipu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
FOR Is MONTHS TRAINING.
French Cabinet Approves Period for Com
pulsory Military instruction.
sociated Press TO Every Evening

i paris, Nov. l6.-The French cabinet
>tDdy approved in principle measures
XA16ng for Is months compulsory mill
Atarv service The reduction of the term
h to become effective after an indetermi-
nate period, the length of WHICH will
depend upon the foreign situation aud
he state of the national defence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
STUDENTS STILL ON STRIKE.
ST. Johns Cadets May Accept Governor
Rltchie's Plan for Settlement.
4 Press to Every Evening

Annapolis, Md, Nov i6 The strike"
of the students at St Johns College. who
left the institution in a body yesterday
because of dissatisfaction with the govern
ing board continued to-day
Hopes we're expressed that plan sug-
gestea BY Governor Richie to a com
mittee Of students which conferred with
him last night, would be accepted BY
the cadets and the trouble ended shortly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
MAY CHECK MiDDLENIEN.
National Farmers Union Discussing
Marketing of Products.

By Ass0clated FFess % f-NtFy fIN5IihE
Kansas City. Mo, Nov i6. I.ssT,
lishment and extension Of oo-oRes.6
sales agencies To limit the rnvkle1l
in the marketing of farm producK Il
one OF the principal subjects on thepf>
gram of te convention Of the nations
farmers union which opened here today,
Delegates from 2S ststes were present 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
INDIANS ABUSED. HE SAYS.
Head of Society Makes Sharp Criticism
of the Administration.
! ASsociated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated FFtss % EFtFy EFehih-
- Louis, Mo, Nov. l6. Sweeping
criticism of the administration Of the
office Of Indian affairs and charges tha,
Indians have been subjected to vartous
abuses including unlawful seizure and leas-
ing the property by agents Of the govern
nent we're made hv Thomas L Sloan #
Washington y. G president Of the
society Of American Indians, in his report
al the opening session Of the ninth annual
conference of the organization here today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
HUNGARIAN PREMIER WOULD QUIT

Budapest. Nov. Is j-Cnlnt Paul
Telekv. prime minister Il Hungarv an
nounced III the assembly t0cl} mar ~
had offered the c4HInet : resignation -s 'nr
regent Admiral <Icnnels tiurthH Rnp
declined ~ receipt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
100 200 JAPS IN HAWAII
More Than ~ Per Cent OF Island S
Population Are Little
Brown Folks.
By Associate Press TO Every EVENING

Hy AssocIated FFesN @ F.VtF5 E1fehIHs
Wash hington, Nov. IT, The japanese
population Of Hawaii was announced to
day bv th c Census Bureau as ZOE, 2o9 out
of total population OF 255.5l2
The Japanese constitute 42.7 per cent
OF the 1920 population ol the island
The actual increase OF Japanese on the
island during the past decade Was 20, 594
or 81 per rent as against a percentage
gam Of f0l per cent made during the
ten years l90g-l0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
GEN. WRANGEL GETS
AWAY SAFELY ON
RUSSIAN WARSHIP
Twenty Thousand Tv~p' A.
company Thrif Commando
N Fhgh' '0 Uukuoyn PDr'
RECOGNITION or SOVIET
UP m RPTTIsH ChPfEF
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Wr,tgr ,d re
rruusu' ptts
slp.d .r' IS 90 Hr
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80 turps dt.p'.
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Ihn nFt-il' ge atlnft0n rah
greater t- ts sttifli~ .f unr. hnF
general ..Ithf pIrSn r'Hnf''ei
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cabinet ther tAs fern rinFmnf
terrlay .rprrreIugE .ns -rrnlrsfr
comment .lur 'hrn
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Nrangr rnu-r -onfl rsian r1vrrf
ruenf aad es.n rrcnEIl Eai .v t-rrr
drs= nnf mr-iu fhaf Trance ral.
c1nsider rproEnitiau uf tHr Russian -lr
RoveruTnent a Fss aun hr ar
nthrr 'nta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
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hh t,~.-. ..a.tt H-tss - Hs.lF aruIns
Na.Iar & \a 'b
Var-uy~ %" - Nl..H,-
c1muau, Re Av
Bryan nay, t. arrr -ur
Arenas Nhrv 'aa, a
Mege.lau celebration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
ADRIATIC SENTIMENT
PLEASES THE ALLIES
Armlstcc Zone AROUND Plum
Causes No Anxiety ia an
Premier Declares
8, t.-.esatea Press = Ev-n e.aas

~ Ass.ctated Press = Ever5 r.nias
Rome Noy r. kesr ..uirH
NIlAu .ommalurr rtaU
4 forces :. accupatIuu : la..aa.iH
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com uandrr s. Hl p-rru
Hapallo ftflemel' insCr sbl. F
rAfls tas nu0edrd rH
s.- -ar- -trfen tag
u.tcn rom Test ls.t
Rome Nov r. r4
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tnr0.z. near AZ. s-aa..ar,. Epr s-
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AauA1s s-.s.L taFh..
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= ,sAblu- meeting -.rf.a.
.ueU- .,4,,. rs he stefan Nrat lgrI
q -emI-a-hrua rQ,nisauor
~iguor iI0iI-fI "a Tlutul .rei1I
rn. -.tuatbn .lr .rinslflr .s arn..H.
FIume gave 1, aau-c i0f 4Luntt =.
,s.. .aat y. .arlgl ia u.' lli.irrTtl.
what R,,s mean, 1s .trstos,s 'runuo.
ior sac. . .m.4. thf- b. fuUt
nbr-r, all ndepella,.te tcre "a. = lar4
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,he llgo--iavs 0ogld 7e ....faIa..nt
u,.c.a9atou - war 10 Itai
Italian newspapers Nlfh -l,
ug Nationalist lrxRn>. cUuuuu. 800
the treat, 1f Rapallo and tc grE le poi
pie "a show patriotism and 8rruhnr
supporting b. government n rs .rntI
moruen ? hes iec.are me u-lp.r .nuH
sSStIu.t This s't tuus' ieeplts the -sulncIH
tlcuS Rn.rU we're inevitable CIDER
reach omyr ul., Rtth thr .ia -slais
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Licensed to Wed /.

Magistrate l.. J. Broman has issued a
marriage license 10 Earl III. Buchanan
and Anna NJ Maher Of New Castle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Storm Doors, Storm sash, Porch In
s.o~uo. 1indall a Son. Ola Tatnal
~ e<t.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

$50 worth ui records tree Alfred Plane
Co, 30 West Ninth street. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

Spend money wisely. Buy Clover Dairy
Safe Milk. Phone 1540.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Elgln Wrist Watches.

Collins and Meyer, I0l West tAShta
sstxeet. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
Ama-emean Ian..al
u..h Fnr.ta.l

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foe ntlAwhrt
kalu t.atkA t. H "'aN. .tta
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tinued cN.N
SIN MOON IaNI hr
sun -osc tli~ uorul.
sun sets lhis tsrnuHu
~ua rls.as to.l,rrpN uoEutna
Suu sets tu nlurrOU aIt.fun0u ANN
Moon sets ton4ght aH
Lengta % LAY Z houra S. n4aa.ts
q p yesterday
: a ID today
Noon tOday
Wiglest temptrA uEe vcsft,. fa
oWcst fcmYrrafuru 'aHt nlNn'
Higb eide thta .I..l4nA
HIGH Tide bis afternoon
Low tifo tfts m9ruinE lN Nf
Low side touight ....... toH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16

School children need Clover Dairy
Safe Mix Phone 15s0.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
LEAGUE AWA|TSU.S.
To TAKE UP SOUTH
AMERICAN TANGLE
No Question Involving Monroe
Doctrine TO be Discussed at
This Session.
WASHINGTON HAD HOPED
ASSEMBLY WOULD ACT
n, Associa,cd Press to Ever, Evening

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening
Geneva. Nov. I6 All danger thnt the
assembly 81 the Imgtic Of Natl"us mnN
cncrnach upon the Monrn" lpoctrn" i'N
considering American questions IN ~
absence of the United States has been
avcrted b, the withdrawal oi req'ies' i'N
Bolivia aud Peru for u rcvislon oi h"'
treaties with Chile Their requests were
withdrawn vest r,lav. II being the former
nation = purpose to gam aCccss e. the sea
aud the lattcr's io secure reconsideration
Of the vcx'up racnn- Nrica question
II * not expected that ANY oth"r
American questions with dangerous PCS
;,h.lltics will rom, before the present rs
scmhlv
S,& cnmuiitcce hargcd with dealing
with All questions on the Agcnde began
work today Each committee has ~
members. nll the nations having del"gntc9
m th, meeting here hcinR represented
The dclcpat,,4 10 the uascnblS were
slaw IA gathering for tins uarning Sc
s,an btlt thr work 81 thc assembly never
thclcss WAS we'll uuici waN before noon
ma. rrr,,tt &c the rnurcil ~ the league on
thc work that hnd boon done since the
league was organized waE taken ~ hv
thr delegates after some preliminary mat
tors had been diapnscd of chiefly "ompl"-
iInu ~ organization ~ the committees
Washington Nov IG Consideration
81 the 1arhnA- Nuca dlsput" t,etw"'n
thtlr Porn ard Bollyia b, The Iengue
of Natinns would ~" ho regarded hy thc
American government as ~ "ncroarhmeht
81 the Icnguc ou the M"nroc Doctrine e
ror,liug "a tile stat" department. nihcials
When the ,nnmoccm'nt waa made
thnt IT., question had boon roicrr"d Z"
tho lrag,,e considerable satlefsciton WIS
expressed D, aimu isiratioH officers ~ =
settlement "f this long standing contr"-
vcl~v had bcou earnestly dcsirod hN the
United states
m, Llue IL England aud tho klng ~
Span have acted ~ arhl'cr7 ~ south
Amrurau boundary questions ~ tho
pas.
The administration s attitude with r.
spcct a. the Monr'o doctrine has been
based upon the htcral Interpolation pr"
vidmg against ans territorial aGgFeN'a"i
IN South America
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-06-10
Farmers Advised To
Start Fight On Hoppers

Aberdeen-For several years South
Dakota has suffered considerable in
Jury to crops from grasshoppers. No
relief from this pest can be expected
for this year There is but one solu-
ton for the problem and that is they
must be fought. 1t is true that time
and money are necessary to fight grass
boppers but on the other hand 1t costs
the farmer vast sums to feed this pest.
Entomologists agree that the poi
son bran mush method Ia the best
means OF controlling grasshoppers.
The formula for this poison bait as
recommended by state entomologist,
II. C. SEVERN, is as follows:
White Arsenic or Paris Green. L Id.
Black-strap feeding molasses. q OTIS.
Lemons or oranges .......... 6 fruits
Water ............ About 4 gal.
Thoroughly mix the bran and poi
son dry, arr being taken to distribute
the poison as uniformly through the
bran as possible. Pour molasses and
grind the fruit into about 8 gallons of
water. After stirring we'll, sprinkle
this liquid over the dry bran and poi
son which should be mixed vigorously
during the process. II too dry after
all OF this solution is used add water
slowly bat net enough to prevent the
mash from breaking into flakes when
thrown from the hand.
The bait should be broadcasted in
the late afternoon or early morning
very thfnly over the infested fields.
Never put II out on a dark cool day.
The formula given above should make
enough mash to cover 6 to z acres OF
land.
The best results can be obtained
only when the community is on the
look out for the pest. 1t takes CON
siderable time to obtain molasses and
poison In large quantities. Beca0se
CT this 1t is hoped that every farmer
in every community in the state will
keep close watch for young hoppers
and report their findings Immediately
tt the county agent BY so doing 1t
will be possible to have poison and
~r,olasses available for use in the in
tested districts before the crops are
badly damaged.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-06-10
IIT DID NOT FAIL
SAYS VAN DOREN
GALL MY wIFE'S TROUBLES ARE
GONE SINCE SHE TOOK TAN.
LAC,r HE STATES

at has been many years since my
wife enjoyed such fine health or felt
so well generally as she does since
taking Tanlac," said George e. Van
Doren, a weli-known machine design
or residing at 2s4 West Aibane St., st.
PAUL, Mimi, In a statement the other
day.
Several years ago my wife suffered
a general breakdown" he continued,
and since that time her health has
been miserable. She had Indigestion
so bad that nearly everything she ate
soured on her stomach and caused her
to have heavy, nauseated feeling in her
chest for hours afterwards. She suf-
fered from constipation and constant
ly had TO be taking Iaxatives. Her
nerves were badly upset and little
r.oises she had always been used to
would startle her terrible. She was
restless at night, got very little sleep
and had lost so much strength and
energy that she looked like she was
almost ready to give up any time.
II spent a lot of money on different
medicines and treatments. but every
thing failed until she tried Tanlae.
But Tanlac didn't fail and that is just
the reason why her troubles have all
left her and she is looking SO we'll and
strong today. She does not have to
worry over what to cat now, because
everything agrees with her and she
does not suffer any bad after effects
at all. She is free from constipation
ard her nerves are so steady she can
sleep all night long like a child. Since
her troubles have disappeared she is
getting back her strength and energy
and says she is feeling like a different
person altogether"
Tanlac is sold in Miller by Collins
& Shaw Drug Store. and in st Law
renee by the Eureka Phry.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-06-10
NOTICE OF WARRANT CALL

Notice is hereby given that register
ed warrants on Miller School District
up to Registered No. 100 Of October,
1919, are hereby called for payment.
and interest on same will in ten
days from the date of the publication
Of this notice.
Dated ut Miller. 8. d.. June 9Th. 1920
r. e. Saltmarsh.
school District Treasurer.