davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
DFNVEn DOXFRs TOTn.

SEATTLE-Frankie Murphy and
Johnny Fiske, two Denver boxers. are
touring Pacific Coast rings. They are
finding the four-round game pretty
swift. but plenty Of work.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
WHO WANTS THIS GAME?

The fast Port Penn ball team n
without game for next saturday.
should call Sorry Delaware City after
o'clock, Wilmington time, tonight
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
cOUTH SIDE JUNIORS WIN

South Side Jrs. dcfeated South
Brooklyn. lrs, last night, by the score
OF i3 10 8.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
Ga-t0ney

Yesterdays hero-Jess Barnes.
Pitching in perfect form he held the
Cards hitless after the third inning
and led his teammates at the bat by
driving three singles, as many hits
as allowed the Rickey clan. Score
Giants g. st. Louis 4.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

A single by O'Neil in the ninth fol-
lowed by a sacrifice and an error
gave Cleveland the winning run In the
first game Of a double header win
Washington. Score. Cleveland ,,
Washington 4 The Senator's slugged
TO a victory by 10 TO in the second.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

Larry koprs two doubles were
largely responsible for the Reds runs
which gave them the first game OF
the series, TO 3.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
s. -
CHARLIE WHITE.

opinion Babe Is the big factor in the
Yankee attack"
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.
RFNT.

FOR RENT.
Apartmentt, 022 shipley St. second
door. : rooms aud bath, tia. Possession:
Dwelling, iOi5 Adams ST., 10 rooms and ,
tath. Possession on or before August %
G. W. WENzINC.
phon. S095 gi7 shlplcy 81.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

Faber chalked mp nine strike outs
In defeating the Tigers, 3 to 1.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

Each day the Want Ads are full OF
ANo suggestions FOR sewing mOney,-
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

Terry batted 1000 with four hits
while the Cubs were trOuncing the
Braves. 10 to ,.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

Hamilton pitched effectively and
the Pirates won from the Phillies,
Z 10 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-23
NO LAWYER
FOR GOVERNOR
Dover Index.

Dover Index.
Whatever may be the view, however,
concerning the general contention that a
lawyer ought not in fairness to the rest
of the people of the State to be made
governor and thus add to the long list
of honors that go to the profession, it
does appear to us that just now, when
the whole Bench with one exceptionis to be
appointed by the next governor, the arg,i-
ment against choosing a lawyer is of con-
trolling Importance. In saying this, we are
aware that we are apparently treading
on the toes of few gentlemen who have
been mentioned for the Democratic
nomination for governor, of whom we
think very highly and whom we would
In other connections be delighted to see
signally honored. We are deeply inter-
ested, however, in seeing not onlythe right
man for governor, but also the appoint
ment of judges to the bench whose places
will always be free from the faintest
breath of suspicion and whose decisions
will never be questioned for supposed
influence of governor or ex-governor
who may appear before them IN any
particular case.
If we were practicing lawyer, we con-
fess that we would consider ourselves very
fortunate 10 HaFe Deen governor ana IN
that position to have created the bench
before which we were called upon to
practice. Practicing under such conditions.
we think, would undoubtedly bring us
many clients who rightly or wrongly would
think that in us they had an attorney who
ought to have pull with the judges.
We fancy fees would roll in upon us But
ought the people of the State, by eleoting
us governor, thus aid in building up our
private business?
1t would be unfair to all litigants who
had less fortunate attorney, for never
would the practicing governor or ex-gover-
nor win a point or gain a ruling without
the firm belief on the part of the other
side that the judges had favored the man
who had favored them. What confidence
would there be In decisions rendered in
such an atmosphere? The judges them
selves would always administer their
sacred trust under cloud of suspicion.
The days in England when justice was a
mockery were the days when the Crown
alone and uncontrolled by popular gov
eminent appointed the judges. In those
days, whenever the King or any of h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-23
ELECTION OFFICERS,
KENT COUNTY, MD.
They Will Have Hard Work if
Suffrage Amendment is Rati-
fed in Time.
epec,., Correspondence of Every Evening

opeClSf correspondents VI H'oiy H'SAe
Chestertown, Md, Aug 23.-The
Supervisors of Elections have appointed
the following registrars, judges, and clerks
of Election for the registration and elec-
ton this fall:
Registrars-Millington Samuel F. Hur-
lock, Paul c. Price; Galena, Alfred A.
DeShane, Theodore Dempsey; Kennedy
vile, first and second precincts, William
II. Whiteley, James A. Nickerson, Ralph
Geary, and one Democrat to be appoint
ed; Worton, John Moffett, George b.
Rasin; Betterton, Arthur III. Emerson,
George W. Owens; Chestertown, first and
second precincts. Clifton L. FARRELL,
Charles n. Satterheld, William T. Hicks,
William A. Burke; Rock Hall, Jefferson
d. Ayres. William E. Leary; Edesville,
William Stats, Samuel V. kilbourne;
Fairlee, Archibald Ramage, Harry T.
Jones; Pomona, Raymond Startt, John
7. NJ. Vickers.
Judges -Millington, o. c. Duling,
James ID. Moore; Galena, James Null
ford, Irving L. Atwell; Kennedyville,
first and second precincts, Thomas ID.
Conner, Lewis S. Price, Charles w. Hague,
Oliver Atwell; Worton, Sutton Tar
button, Harrison Cornelius; Betterton
Clarence Newsome, c. l.. Willis; Chester
town, first and second precincts, Thomas
G. Wroth, Charles S. Smith, ]. P. De
Course, Theodore Jewell; Rock Hall,
Clarence Hurst, George P. Ashley; Edes-
vile, Charles S. Kelly, Andrew j. G..
Bryden; Fairlee, Bayard Sutton, Harry
II. Legg; Pomona, II. Clay Lusby, one
Republican TO be appointed.
Millington, Burgess Anderson,
s. A. Price; Galena, S. NJ. Ford, Joseph
A. Boyd kennedyville, first and second
precincts, Milton p. Crew, Henry F.
Willis, William III. NJ. Hurlock, Samuel
J. Comfy; Worton, Carroll Loller, Ralph
Williams; Betterton, Lttleton Crew,
George A. Crew; Chestertown, first and
second precincts, Charles 7. Hodgkins,
Don T. Falls, William Y. Benjamin,
Walter Wright; Rock Hall, Paul A. VII
son, Walter II. Coleman; Edesville, Frank
Collision, William L. Leary; Fairlee,
Oliver Truitt, H. Raymond Jones; Pomona
Herbert Walbert, Philip kratzer.
Should the Woman's Suffrage Amend
ment become effective, this will be the
busiest season the officials have ever
experienced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-23
BIG POTATO CROP
! IN SOUTH JERSEY
Harvesting Impeded by Soggy
Grounds, But Tubers Show
Record Yield.

Daretown, N. j., Aug. 23.-Wet and
soggy fields, resulting from rains that have
fallen daily for the last three weeks, are
giving south Jersey farmers a lot OF trouble
in harvesting their crops and the cuitivat-
ing of those that have not yet matured.
Potato growers have had to slack up
their digging because of the weather con-
d,,ions. and fewer tubcrs were removed
last week and fewer carloads were shipped
than the buyers were ready to handle.
The result was a slight increase In prices
towards the end Of the week. A good mar
kct is looked for this week. In the early
whit, potato belt, more than 1000 car
loads of tuhers have been shipped to the
markets, not including many loads carted
direct Ia Philadelphia and other markets
by motor trucks and wagons.
Growers are planning heavy production
this week II the weather conditions favor
them, The potatoes have attained UNI
usual growth and are turning out record
Yields. Loren lovcland, of Cumberland
county, il said 20 hold the record for pro-
duction SO far this season. On one acre he
has turned out GO baskets of Irish cob
hlcrs. lie selected some of the larger
tuhcrs and il took Just 2s of them to fill
Q five-eighths hushel basket.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-23

Ashley, both of Rock Hall, were married
in Baltimore, last week
Lightning struck the home of Benjamin
Merritt in Colts, one day last week,
tearing off number of boards and a
window, and damaging the chimney.
The occupants of the house were not in
iured. The stackyard on the Cochran
farm, near Kepnedyvile was struck and
burned the same night.
Mrs William L. Duyer has purchased
from T.. Herbert Skipper a desirable
building lot across the river from Chester
town.
Four yachts, valued at $1,000, all
from Philadelphia, are anchored in Chester
harbor. They are on a cruise of Chesa-
peake bay and tributaries.
At a meeting of the citizens of the town
with the Board of Visitors and Governors
of Washington College, it was decided
to establish course in business at the
college at the opening of the fall term,
and a committee was appointed to cam
vas the town and county for subscriptions,
the amount required being about 81 800.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-23
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, Aug. 23.-Manager
Jack Dunn OF the Baltimore international
League team has offered Pitcher Gordy OF
the Chestertown team try out. Gordy is
considered the best pitcher on the Eastern
Shore.
Captain Kennard Hynson caught q
6 foot shark In the bay off COLCHESTER,
in his fish pound, one day last week.
The Maryland State Grange for the
Eastern Shore will hold an all-day ses-
sion at Betterton, Wednesday. Professor
W. W. Newcomer will be In charge of
the program and Mrs. Evelyn Harris
will have charge of the music. National
Grand Master Lowell will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Langrall & Co. of Baltimore are buying
tomatoes at Quaker Neck wharf for 20
cents basket, and are shipping about
1000 baskets daily.
Webster e. Co. of the same city, have
contracted for 200 acres In the vicinity
of COLCHESTER, at As cents basket.
William /. Clark of Honey Grove,
Texas, after an absence of twenty one
years, is visiting his old haunts and is a
guest of his brother, George Clark, in
Millington.
Miss Anna Wallace, Of Wilmington,
spent part of last week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace, near
kennedyville.
George w. Smith, well known resi-
dent of the Fifth district, died at his
home, near Rock Hall, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Lubben of Gal
weston, Texas, anounce the engagement of
their daughter, Isabel to Joseph A. Wickes
of Chestertown. The groom is a son Of
the late Judge Joseph A. Wickes and
graduate of Princeton university. The
wedding will take place early in Septem-
Der
Charles T. Crouch and Miss Amy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-23

known favorites were involved in litiga-
tion, justice was administered by the
judges according as the smile of the
appointing power indicated. Human ma
ture is very much the same everywhere
and throughout the years. Let Judge
try as hard as he may to disassociate
himself from all interested emotions, the
fact remains that almost superhuman
would have to be the judge who was
uuinfiuenced by the subconscious feel
ings of gratitude that would play upon
him in favor of the lawyer who as governor
had made him Judge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-23
VITAL STATISTICS.

Forty-6ve births, II marriages and 81
deaths were reported to the Board of
Health for last week. For the correspond
ing week last year the totals were IS,
25 and "a.
One death each from typhoid, scarlet
fever, whooping cough and diphtheria
and three from infantile diseases were
noted.
New cases of transmissible diseases re-
sorted included one Of diphtheria, FIVE Of
tcarlet fever, one of measles, two of
pyphoid and FIVE OF whooping cough.
Electric controls permit new search
light to be operated from points as distant
as 10 miles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-23
SLOW q
DEATH I

Aenes. pains. nArvouspess, diff
Guilty IN urinati1gs often mean
serious disorders The worlds
standard remedy 70, kidney. liver.
oaaooer and uric aci6 sroubles-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-23
GOLD MEDAL.
l9!M!!l!.E!M0 !!!!!!.!;0
,HEyfr11II1I3 %

ss4ne quSct veHsf and often uard o6
deadly disAas~e Knowr az III. nst;one1
'"a'~dy q Holland fo, mor~ than 400
v AL druggists, IN three si,na,
49, =" ehs oa.e God Moder IN ,varr -.
- ooeepe % Sujeetioa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
HINDENDURG SERA
Ell FUTURO PRESI-
DENTEDE ALEMANEA

Hindenburg, cuya fama de hombre
honrado es tan conocida en- Alemania
como su indiscutible reputation mill
tar, serd acknowledgements ell pr6ximo pre-
sidente de Alemania.
Tan pronto como quede disueIta Ia
Asamblea Nacional, Hindenburg sera
elevado al solo presidential como re-
sultado del renacimiento del Pan-ger-
manismO, cue barre la naci6n como la
ola de una marea.
En- vista de las proporeiones ere
cientes del espfritu pan-germanista,
Francia tiene el deber de rechazar los
sentimientOs de venganza que puedan
nacer en- ell coraz6n del pueblo ale
man, en- vez de adelantarlos insistien-
do en- el cumplmiento literal de to-
das las clausulas del Tratado de Yer
sales, particularmente de Ia que con-
tiene la demanda de, que deben ser
castigadas las persOnas consideEadas
como culpables de dslitos comunes CO.
metidOs durante la guerra, las que
sc pretende someter a un consejo de
guerra International.
81 los Aliados insisten en- que Sc
cumpla In demanda, corren el grave
riesgo de que Sc excite una revoluci6n
del sentimiento aleman, que volvcrfa
a lanzarse en- brazos del militarismO, Y
podria dar lugar a que Sc diese un
.golpe de estado que trajese por resul-
tado la coronation de. un nuevo En-
peradorH
Los alemanes que sean condenados
por el conseio de guerra aiado Sc
transfOrmarian ante los ojos del pue-
bio aleman en- martires her6icos, Y
los prusianos, cuyo prestigio esta ac-
tualmentel por ell suefo, volverfan a
conquistar su antigua inAueneia sobre
Ia opinion de las masas populares de
Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
Sc deSCubTe un SuerO
para COmbatir Ia Influenza

FL famoso Institute Pasteur esta
actualmente perfeccionando una va
cuna denominada "Tipo b., con la
cual Sc espera combatir la influenza
hasta hacerla desaparecer por com
pleto del mundo. NJ
La vacuna contiene $4,000, 100000
de bacilos muertos, por centimetro
cnbico. Puede ser usada como pre-
ventivo contra la epidemia y al mis-
mo tempo puede utilizarse para COM
batirla una vez contraida.
Una inyeccion sub-cutanea, desde
medic centimetro cdbico hasta dos
centimetros, Sc considera sufciente
para que una persona que goce- de
buena salud pueda mantenerse lnn1u..
ne inientras dure la epidemia.
Una inyecci6n diaria, usando un
cuarto de centimetro c1bico ell pri-
mer dia, hasta llegar a usar dos CEN
timetros cubicos el cuarto dia, despues
de pasado el periodo peligroso de la
enfernedad, es sufciente para curar
la Influenza Y sus complicaciones
bronquio-pulmonares, exceptuando los
casos muy virulentos.
Cuando la vida de un paciente esta
sacramento amenazada por la enfer
medad, el efecto del tratamiento por
medic de La vacuna Sc aumenta usan
do inyecciones hipodermicas adicio-
males, .sub-cutaneas intra.venenosas
y utilizando un nuevo suero anti-pneu-
m0nico denominado "Tipo IL, obte
nido del bacilo animal que causa la
bronco pneumonia.
Ell uso de estos sueros adicionales
es casi siempre innecesario en- la ma
yoria de los casos, aun en- los casos
de mucha gravedad, pues los medices
del, Institute Pasteur asegAran qlle
los atacados por la epidemia, que han
sido vistos por ellos han curado IN
variablemente con el uso de la vacuna
denominada "Tipo b..
Uno de los profesores del Institu-
to Pasteur, al hablar sobre ciertas
modas femeninas en- su relaci6n con
la epidemia, ha dicho:
"Creo que los vestidos de escotes
escandalosos que usan hoy las muje-
res son los mas saludables que Sc
han inventado hasta ahora. Con ta-
des vestidos Sc puede teher ell CUTS
zen contacto con el aire fresco y. este
permite los poros prmanecer abier-
tos para que puedan ser expelidas
las materias nocivas del ORGANISING
iseGaatada fseilidad. No ss Dor el es.
scUeses assnaasis isEsSasesl
catarros, sino por las Was respira-
torias.
"Nuhca he tenido un case de grippe
fs,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
ITALIA Sc HABIA
!: :COMPROMETIDONO
ATACAR A FRANCIA

Telegraffan dc Roma a "Le Ma
TIM:
'Los psri6dicos italianOs publican
sl extraeto del "Libro Amarillo fran
ces, relative a los acuerdos polfticos
c0ncertados entire Francia Italia en-
1900 y 1902
Por su parte, ell Gobierno itaiano,
segGn Sc habia convenido, va a hacer
distribuir un Libro Verde, sobre los
niismos convenios.
= Sobre este asunto creo saber dice
eli eorresponsal-- que el discurso que
pronunciara el embajador de Franeia
en- l de enero, con motive de Ia recep-
ci6n de Ia colonia francesa, tendra
esta vez una importancia particular
Sin querer comentar 10 que fue ell
parte su obra, ell senior Barrere expi-
cara por que esos documentos no fue-
ron publicados hasta despu6s de vein
te amos de haber sido frmados.
81 las potcneias centrales hubiesen
conocido los lazos que estrechabm a
las dos naciones antes mencionadas, hu
bieran hecho todo 10 possible por rom.
perao. Por este Sc coRprendera que
TSahcia Italia, seguras de clio, han
pfacticado una politica racional y CO.
hefentc.
Seg6n los doeumentos pubicados on
Ell 7.ibro Amarillo frances, Italia sc
haBia comprometido secretamente con
Ffancia,' desde 1902, no atacarla y a.
guardian una neutralidad estricta,, aun-
que Alemanfa Austria lie declaraser
n guerra.
Francia por su parte, Sc comprome-
ito n 10 mismo.
y Los Gobiernos austriaco. aleman
no tuvieron jamas la mas pequena no.
tieia dc tai aeuerdo franco -italiano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
Las joyas de los
Reyes do FTaneia

Por primera vez desde que ell go
bierno frances Sc vic obligado tras-
ladar su asiento Burdeos, en- ell ano
1914, las joyas de Ia corona de Fran-s
cia, incluy ell famoso Rubi de Bre
tana, seran exhibidos en- el Louvre.
Por espacio de cinco amos las cir
cuustancias que habian rodeado la mis-
teriosa desaparici6n de las ioyas de-
Ia corona habia constituido un secreto
de Estado.
El dia en- que ell gobierno abandon6
Paris, IN Official del Ministerio de Be
Has Artes coloc6 las joyas en- I'M pei
queno saco de cuero sali6 en- un tron
del gobierno con rumbo Burdeos. Ali
fueron depositadas las joyas en- una
! GAIA de seguridad del Banco de Fran3
tcia. La llave de Ia GAIA, Ell secreto del
tesoro ALI guardado y la combination
para sbrir Ia GAIA, eran cosas que So
10 conocfa ell Ministro de Bellas Ar
tes.
Cada vez que Sc elegfa I'm nuevo
Ministro de Bellas Artes, Sc lie con-
faba ell secreto y Sc 10 entregaba Ia
Have y el inventario de las ioyas guar
dadas. Sc le exigia que guardase es
trictamente ell secreto. Sc habia orde-
nado que Ia caja que contenia las jos
yas debia permaner sellada por dS4
creto gubernamental. Elk
FL decreto ministerial que Sc exBS
dio para que cesara el seeuestro de laa
joyas fue redactado hace POGO, Y lRA
joyas fueron escoltadas hasta Pa4%
por una guardia nutrida. ALI, en- pIel
sencia de los representatives del sT
bierIo, las ioyas fueron sacadas de sue
drEoltnras, Sc cheque6 el inventagio,
y Nums n1mero de joyeros expertos fnc-
ron encargados de Ia mission de anslf.
zar las ioyas para que pudieran ates-
tiguar que no habian sido sustitufdas
por ioyas falsifcadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
AYUDE A LOS N1Nos PoBREs

Els necesarlo que en- cada mu.
nicipio de esta isla, Sc organize
Ia sociedad filantr6pica "El "a
patio de los ninos pobres." Esta
sociedad viene trabajando desde
gurar que todoS los nifos pobres
con tanto exito que podemos ase-
hace varios AMOS en- San Juan,
que asisten a las escuelas van de-
bidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrifcios.
Aceptamos cualquier donativO por
insignifcante que sea. MandeEo
hoy mismo. 81 usted desea a:
Sra. Maria I. de Suarez, P. o.
Box 1922, =
Sr. Miguel NJ. Toro, Adnana,
Sr. Eduardo Arreche c 10 "Na-
tional Casch Register Co."
Este anuncio 10 publica gratiG
Ell MUNDO.) Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
ADJUDICATION DE UNA sU-
E& ~f BASTA.

Sc ha recomendado al Comisio-
nado del Interior Ia adjudication
&c, la subasta para la construction
de- cinco kilometres de la carre-
teFa Y dos puentes Gle hormig6n an
InAdo en- la carretera niimero IA,
Observation-Disclosures, q don r. Garcia
&6f6Is p1F rs o.sszf w. la1 & "a
esta adjudication, Sc ha adverti-
Go al Seiior Garcia Soler que no Sc
llevara a efecto su contracts hasta
que no Sc vendan los bonos por va
lDr de 81 100000 para .carretpras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
IMPoRTANTE

Teresa Luisa Marti Valdez desea OBJ
tener copia del testamento otorgado por
SUI padre don Luis Marti Valdez, Co.
Rj6pcib0 a1aibe beEksA Aor. de Cuba,
Qte fsStlecib eif Ponce 81 SfsaFe nov9eup'
bre de 1908 y del acta de defunci6 g.
Dirijase a F. columbie, Inspector de
la Aduana de Nipe, Apartado 76, An
tilla. Cuba. t Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18

Pruebe estas maravillosas sales qua
son las mas efcaces para las afeccio
nes artriticas (Reuma, gotta, arenillas
colicos nefriticos y demas del higado.
De venta en- las principales farma-
cias, de San Juan Isla, por su
agente, JUAN A. PEREZ. Box 425,
San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18

pulmonia que Sc pueda atribuir a
las extravagancias y caprichos de Ia
nloda. Recordemos a nuestra abueIa
Eva, que no usaba los portfolios de
que Sc vale la mujer moderna pA@
realzar su belleza o para ocultar RHs
defectos. Eva no usaba ninguna ede
las cosas que las modistas han inVsk-
tado para sacar el dinero los FA
ridos los papas.. Por ESQ eNa
; rfehcssadeA 4
moda. nunca seTTy So vi5 ''tu atacada 'pof sF Fos
agresives baeilos de la ''infuenza" o
de la pulmonia infecciosa".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
,ArENc1oN, c1uDADANosi

Ell MUNDo, Sc vende on el salon
Barberia ''El Modelo'. de don Santa
60 Bonilla.
Sol ST. Toa Alta. P. 3. Advt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-29

rapid strides which this company Ia.
made are indeed remarkable, and -
day they are one of the leading Coz
fee Roasters in the South.
Their distribution has been extend
ed until today ST. REGIS COFFEE
their leader, is on sale Throughout ~
Southeast.
The Mutual Coffee Company ia
staunch believer in advertising, ana
today st. Regis advertising is appear
ing in leading daily papers week !,
and week out the South over, until tbo
public has come to believe that S,
Regis truly is THE Coffee with For.
Equals and No Superiors."
The Mutual Coffee Company BELIEVE,
that the secret of success lies in efv-
ing their customers service" and fbei.
Interpretation of service is Coon
COFFEE. just as good. If not better
than can be blended.