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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-18
Thomas Jefferson ReUisits
His Beloved Monticello
Powdered Perewigs and
Form Fitting Doublets
of His Day Now on
Movie Films
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, May Il

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, May Is.
While citizens in many cities were
celebrating the 17Sth anniversary April Is
of Thomas Jefferson's birth, jefferson him
self made an appearance and was seen
chatting with visitors on the broad We
randas of his beloved Monticello.
The Marquis de Lafayette and other
gentlemen in powdered periwigs were
among the callers, and after showing them
about the grounds and offering them re
freshmen in tall, mint covered tumblcrs,
Jefferson invited his guests to step into
a colonial stage coach which Immediately
numbered away toward the University of
Virginia.
This unusual ceremony was part of the
Universitys Founders day celebration.
jefferson founded the historic old institu-
ton at Charlottesville 100 years ago and
its officials decided that April Il was the
most appropriate time to record the activ-
tiles of their father and sponsor in NOV
ing picture films.
William l. Morton. secretary of the
Charlottesville and Albemarle Railway
company took the part of jefferson and
DIR. William III. Goodwin. associate pro-
fessor of surgery Of the univerSity's de
partment of medicine, portrayed Lafay-
cite
The sight of Colonial gentry in tall
hats. form-ftting doublets and satin knee
breechcs come a. a surprise To several
hundred NirginianS who make an annual
pilgrimage to Monticello to decorate JEFF
ferS0n's grave.
Souvenir hunters who Clipped away
large portions of the original tombstone
fashioned under the direction of jefferson.
himself. have again been busy and the new
stone erected by the government Is be
ginning to show signs of their vandalism.
Frank NJ. Randolph, of KeSwick. a mem
her of the Jefferson association, and one of
Jefferson's oldest descendants. placed
wreath of roses and green bay leaves at
the grave
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-18
Are You Afraid
TO BuY 4 wEsrERN FARM MoRrGAGE?

thought money mortgages
and Of
best railway municipal
poison mind against the farm
A lost money mortgages through
dealings by
interest judgment
vestment
investment, everybody
farm mortgages small in
The o eearyd whic
hard times without loss
The today ssmazed stand
ardZed there investment banking business
The VERMONT LOAN TRUST COMPANY was one Of
position the
individuals with whom it i'm
negotiated
than $2O0O0OoOO0 without loss of a
weston.
allow old preudices
idle dollars from doing full
is
ery looked after and SAFE conservative satisfying
ahording substantial interest yield and
VERMONT LOAN AND TRUST COMPANYS SECURITIES
safeguard the
500 $4,000
partapayment Call
obligation.
II FARM MORTGAGES FARM MORTGAGE BONDS
COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS
/ VERMONT LOAN & TRUST co.
Il r. b. PUTNAM Sales Manager BRATTLEBORO. VERMONT
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-18
cows POISONED IN PASTURE.
Paris Green and Salt Discovered-Eight
Are Dead

EAST RYEGATE, May 1S.-Eight
valuable cows in the herd of Robert
Heath have died and several more are
badly affected. Two of the animals were
found dead in the pasture and thorough
search resulted in the finding of A guam
tity of Paris green and salt in several
places. The Stomachs of several of the
animals have been sent to Hanover. y H.,
for analysis. but no report has been re-
ceived, The conditions all point to the
conclusion that the stock was purposely
poisoned. No arrests have been made.
but developments in the case are looked
for soon
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-18
INCREASE IN EMPLOYMENT.
Eight Major Industries Show Gain and
Six Decreases

WASHINGTON. MAY 1S.-Increascd
employment in eight major industries and
decreases for the remaining six reported
was shown in labor department figures
yesterday for April. The largest increase
was i'm the automobile industry at 2J.2
per cent others being:
Wooden, 22.3 per cent hosiery and
underwear &c per cent; mems clothing.
I per cent: silk. %: cigars. 90 cotton
finishing. II; boots and shoes. s.
Decreases were: Car building and re-
pairing, 1913 per cent: iron and steel
81 leather workers 11.3; paper making,
ia; coal mining. ,.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-18
Look Younger

Care-worn. nerve-exhausted women
need Bitro-Phosphate, a pure organic
phosphate dispensed by the BrattlehorO
Drug Company that New York and Paris
physicians prescribe to increase weight
and strength and to revive youthful looks
and feelings.-Ady.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-18
Wash Fabrics
For Dresses or Underwear

Figured Voies, handsome colorings ......... 1870
75c Figured Voies, shades ............. SOC
FIVE newest co1orings .......... SOC
sl98 36nch Satin Stripe voiles three beautiful styles
Special 81. 80
4o-44-nch Permanent Finish Organizes pink blue orchid
Organizes, with woven dots colors ......... $1.39
Voiles with dots Observation-Disclosures. S1.25
Mercerized Batiste, pink blue. maize, white. soc
3e-inch Armoure Franchise Observation-Disclosures. CSC
3o-inch Half Silk Crepes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. coo
Permanent Finish Poplns, many coors .......... 400
36-inch Washable Silks, A B. C., Tezzo Modele all 75c
36-inch Madras, white colored stripes ...... 400
36-inch Beach Cloths coors Observation-Disclosures. 400
36-inch Pisse, plain figured ................. sec
32-inch Serpentine Japanese Crepes 39c49c
Part Silk Zephyr Ginghams beautiful plads 80. $50
Genroy Scotch Ginghams plaids checks ...... 75c
32-inch Ginghams, plaids or checks ...... 29c-39c
3o-inch Japanese Chambrsys, plain or checks... 35c
27-inch Ginghafns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 17c-25c
Another Lot 36inch Long Cloth, 1Sc 12yd pc 50. 90
A Still Finer Long Cloth. ...... &c 12yd PC 50. so
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-18

There are upwards of 20 species of
edible seaweeds growing on the coasts of
Hawaii, and about 40 Of these are in com
mon use by the natives.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-18

One of the most unique straw hats in
the world is that possessed by a cafe
keeper in Marienbad. Every straw in it
has been touched by the lips of royalty.
for the hat is woven from the straws put
in the drinks of the crowned heads OF
Europe who have frequented his cafe.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-18

The little country of Belgium has been
the scene of more important battles than
any other country of the world.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-18
Pursued rbyr ahaaGnrsa Father.

/ suppose you marry a lot of clipping
couples, squire. Quite a source of In
come, en-"
:. l....-..a1ala in e1Ifh -Iarpad haS4a
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-03-08
UP To MELLON To
SAY IF TAX CAN Be
REDUCED soon
United Press stan Correspondent

United Press Sta6 Correspondent
Washington, March Secretary
Andrew W. Mellon will be able short
" yto tell whether federal tax col
lections can be reduced. Treasury
department tax experts are prerpar-
ing tax data for Mellon. After d.
costing this Mellon will confer with
leaders in congress and his stand to-
ward taation should be made known
earlyy in the coming special session
of congress.
One proposal put forward is to re-
duce the total of taxes collected to
$4,000, 100000 year from the $4,000,-
100000 now collected This would
mean a subtraction of 5000 yeyar
from the bill of the average tax pay
err. The proposal is based on the be-
lief that money can be had from Gus
toms duties-that is higher tariff
but many Republican leaders doubt
the possibility of the reduction even
on this basis.
- View of NOn-Politicians.
Treasury department tax experts
who are fartherest removed from po-
litical considerations favor the pro-
posal for a tax of less than one per-
cent on all sales of all articles. Such
a tax, it is estimated, would yield
at least 81 ,OOO,OOO,OOO a year and
would prove a real substitute for the
excess profits tax which now is gener-
ally condemned.
The sales tax. however, is unpop-
ular with the public, according most
congressional leaders, for the reason
that the public believes-erroneous-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-03-08

ly, the tax experts say-it would in
crease, instead of decrease, living
costs.
Mellon must decide between thse
tow opposing points of view.
MELONS decision in the questionoof
how much revenue is needed must be
tempered according to what he plans
to do in connection with the foreign
loans, the payment of $4OO,OOO,OOO to
the railroads during the nextt few
months, the proposed $2,0OO,O 100000
soldier bonus and other financial
questions.
These and other obligations con-
fronting the treasury will call for the
payment of approximately $9,OO0,-
900, 900 during the next three years.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-03-08
KNIGHTS PYTHIAS
MAKE EXTENSIVE
IMPROVEMENTS

st. Johns Lodge Knights of Pythias
is making extensive improvements to-
the lodge room ON first street. A
new ventilating system will be in
stalled, the entire suite done over in
attractive colors and additions made
to the ante-rooms.
Plans for new building have been
under discussion frequently but it
was decided to wait until opportunity
for selling the present site advanta-
geously arrived.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-03-08
SOUTH EASTERN
EXPRESS LINE
TO OPEN HERE

G. w. York, superintendent of the
South Eastern Express Co.. is here
making arrangements for the opening
of offices of the company in Palatka,
He has inspected several locations for
up town offices, but has not yet de-
cided which will be most available.
Mr.. York said that the company ex-
poets to be in operation very shortly
operating principally over the lines
and subsidiaries of the Southern Rail
way. The connection out of Palatka
will be over the Georgia, Southern &
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-03-08

The money must be paid out of cur
rent tax collections unless congress
decides to refund the $4,000, 900 600
worth of victory notes which mature
in the spring of 1928. If these notes
should be changed into long term
bonds maturing in 20 yeyars, the
chances of Mellon and congress get
ting together on a reduction of tax
collections would be considerably in
creased.
If foreign governments paid inter-
est on their loans when due total tax
collections might be reduced provided
expenditures were not increased pro-
portionately.
Fresh buttermilk daily at Old
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-03-08
R. /. FORREST SUICIDES.

Norfolk, Va, March 8--Despondent
because of i'll health and brooding, it
is believed, over what physicians at
a hospital in Baltimore told him of his
condition about month ago, Richard
L. Forrest, a prominent real estate
man, last night fired bullet into his
brain and died before medical aid
could reach him.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-03-08

Florida Railway, which is now part
of the Southern system.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-03-08

We do expert and dependable lu-
bricating, using only first quality
lubricants.
BUICK SALES
AND SERVICE STATION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

a. tF.air art That j. what the successful
#..5s..5ss aainaa must dp with her chosen
r Hh8teyer i uat ae
i iasf the splft taai brtr Is 7dcc s.
Is tn sa.rt II enthusiasm, cnth. siasii
hat tFaf.staie .tseii into haTd work tHd
tHat w!El h5' q -fs'lrd WITH ff&fAlhe
bsa perfection. here are pi"a'E q
tsz.s. framed and aefi.cIenf -'enozra-
t.ssf- stttng nt hc 4 aNa wondering "hs
t. aoa I gef promoted, dIsglstea Wt'h
-. a9.eanre,s 4. thesr employers and the
..#z..r.l asfaIrrs~4 af Iiie Mss Fritz i
s -aaea her chosen work. AMI tlt~
eri4 Vha .r- @. h"r Won 70 nal
hearted WoFs ar graduate from ihell
lass non artss.tis tralnet hey Il be the
l.-r taere t- iar Mss frIiz has : stand
ard al those Hao study with hef ar
r#s...zrs - fl.4.fl-a ~ ~ that standard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
KIDNEYS ALLLNC
WATCH TIE SYMPTOMS

rail-. aH tL1r. tst 't
Es.s G.at.-}
.gs 81 @s.E -.
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f,.sra f t1. sD Sometimes
t.lr feei t.,.. Ie4.s ~ q 5oar snoes wero
M ~ i1d 13eu TIM 5e.tts .che a.
h... quIe. datfs 4 pains shooting
rs.... IS. aa,a +. s.ae 9i,cn u.
t.....t e.@t. r1 .., Haa
.0 .u5a. slamny f.er and s-t Iiftl.
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aa ha5 rs y f.rt XII aH1 ihs
u7 II tbe ha moist i)9".
neglect theu4-ya tltard IS t.sl,
.fv ef. p,.4 t..f ea.4. Essavys
I..gortart-f3r Dsr.ei g. cares faa
vrfl ls.uu dn,y and bladder special
-r IL E.u.la. En- 81. who retired le-
.rtt< aecI:- I'D that tnis great rl
-.ttrrt.. 5r1 MI .htoot" bad
.tt..6 thousands Of sufferers from tl4
.ty ana ,add. troubles u i- nc .
I.tt9t lieduc and is olls s3ia
through al stores til a.. ala.adste
iIs talonts Hereafter yoa c aiva
4 tu.s cnyettye prosecution II n II
Ja fartL's and al reliable phauacIsf-
t country over. hacr n inl tAe
a.-e. lJi Eeg Msl =hsott ara
tan No <o othcl n.eJ.e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

jutc. old iute rags and shoddy worsted
yarn \ number Of others wcr. worked
up dnr.ug the war and extensively usei
lu the textile industry. Some oi tn"se
Ht-vs were abandoned after tin war.
owine - thu fact that tho supply IN
Germany waa not sufficient - warrant
lacir. permanent uEo.
Cloth From Grass.
"Thc vegetable fbro derived from
China nrass IS l,rown mss sal.donia. II
Is similar to ramie. which ia known aHd
,.,.a in The tuited States The t'erman
abcr cornpauz by means q soe'l'.
sre,oAs produces a long. hac. aatt nj
.ut.N 0b,r II LOOKS, tery aarh like
s.,,. ANA miN,s readily wth 'h1t ifa
f ,trs .,.uiue ( wl5, ti3 I its
sa ia thn vnoleu industry S5.i.
4 v.de. lse on Ac~aaat at st
.r If wool during the vae AZ
.rt.ta for Iincu. 4olldonla nas ha"H
..s4 FL Germany for thr manufacture
III .1. lineu 81 beauty ami etr"aeth.
1t .44 alsa h~eu used for machine l"lt-
.- H..l-y mUle aHd ur3erNfar ialti5
na,o rr l,r. II fom Il stockings "1.nh
.r. d3Hc-lt H. t.tr uaeh'a hah'.
3.i-,>ear anal sHa.t,n1 -a'Nf5
.rne Gcruaa wealen rH's hat' ais"
,....,,eart4rar ra army ctoth whioh
-.ar.poaed III Is rrr oent vaol 1.d
@ r.r+ se,tlc,ia -urpass-a If iH as
r.,d IA ;r.sU. strength aaN rHrc W'".
h t.arAco- rlothlne aad mon
a,tr.- noIr -eft'.-ta a~3 het Wool
ahut1, c.gta .es pro 5o1
- sncceest
,...,b.- fnra aem vnca has hooa
-natl + e4'ts tha lHf
continues -.s tn Hhr, kno8 #s
r.stl.nia-u3- -o vegetable .rofarf Il
errsxs4 fra.a a.lveel .lrefEss. H
m arl washed aweaf At.si
-At \. Cer3aaaE t.s 'fs II
r--s che,aie.. ''eR fo s.t.'
s +ul l.akc rs.et
tur stir atl harsh
Tho stap.e II this "hrs r dse.a.e'.
ls g1ual t7 mel-Ha
is sl4r an .aa "1rs..a
rha ehr 81 eha-a,.t -
.ast a.8
nA ts n.a5. rs
appears to srn arar~..> a0y
ru-i.e..!t te rNr rt.a
-a .sta~rs are ara tas car
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rh A.s. vy-s .a ' Is
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
TIE GIRL ON TIE JOB.
~ Jeesle Rnherta
caarIght. leeo. rs Wheeler sfnflrete q
IEr Success SPIRIT

IHE Success SPIRIT
teaagearac, III #9rl q Paea
l fir etaal,ta1 If tla @ size Fl
.Paasveu>l - the typewriter quite as
rc.afE & iefs Eer llae a tie leiI-t ma8.ef
tra MIS- Ere hehevus that the seefrt
So daise veur heaf atd
Is J fiaabs thaf ven
ue-t Sc NaaF work s- nj artIst loves
inst >a8r hfa aal ct teaI
4.3 .af a#t Is a II zsz.
fAts s,4an IL Hsia
aHa s'r@tor p tS.. #r faseaaf
las heo uar If ,ae first - .uag the
.e3eh sstem. treag, Wren laf - Is
'.aa WaS drawn 81 i. a3 leas5aal ,.lat
+ Wel'd ss.rlt tseian &. MeEh4a used
ar- @ IL ae ft.s#.itz .at
he i5 aefs5i of -. :.
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d Warau rs ea| system -
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Is tE.a eafka H -ameth.ee thef
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a4-a yaa .s "a Fs5s-
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Is -foN li.ss Frtz holds al
-nr'~ mpiaasi!p ups the result
hs~ na.lerfal NaTs III hef ehose5
ns#. Size h..> INSIDE record i 20
ma4t- uIsh short worlds and
a a.th Which ste wsss fsis..l1er
a.d a.t g.l one Sic savs ,hat she
lfHArf her 7ps,'i contests a.
e.ta.. g-e prepares for Ire event
~ sr.es a.a t She is - careful
at #a.-el condition - taat mi
rgT
.Gf yoa c.Ht 81 70 be rsalIy
t. Ea4E s.la - Has tas ho0
a - tsIse va. ate .iy {.
t.. - bart ia ! 4 a54d va have
- s.er sfatf The great musicians Ptsetts
~ fatr aa3 .lve h3Ir, day, evsa lolge
#Hat erHatilE : ior ii concert a1t neEe
themselves - ct ss4e. ssd tie,
~ 'ressf ol ~ that eaH Hass.h.5 hea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
LETTERS OF TEsslE AND JOE
Tlear TESsie

Dear IrSSle
The information about the t'abE
Starting 70 cravl seemed 70 re e. pc
~. e,.aatesr single zteu of news s1eea
III, Ar7nlstict Mas declared However
can't sav the op.Ii.0 vas at&nii-"-5-
b+rsIse ~ the fourteen mer mat
rad about IT todav only of.a seemed
rleased. and il turned out that what
r...a=ed MN vas the chance to te!i iht
tfa- MS I'D WAS hopping on one fost
Isl hat age.
Ard Furthermore te7slt "9Iid +
,,ar,-,- becauss tho bahy seems Il as
.,.t. tha DE- aryirian the.sE ~ crawling
i. }afac rabbit inst,46 of L.onEeE.
uH. big question - This particular
e.S. not whether he descended from
..orIezs or rabbits. bEt whether he DIR
s.e5.d from ostrlehs se ~atch hlfn
.i., ~ era p-ls and cn Your bae If
r- rade him nof r. l4et lp amy l'hs
ne hoor and s1yaiow ent IAis
aerlies to zafafE pins ttea 1se IN
tr osae the naH.e safety h-s q"
toaro- doa.. .eEe .tef "efe
.-trl.i.os is fes iatlt *. FL.
auov not eteH .2dfa H" lha.
a.>r IL knoca y0Hr la~-e iH Atiihei5 y
o. rs ding.
Ila also delighted that hes craving
b..tars III has his first teeth thus fe-
y...H.g tie asuai ,lder p business II
u Nea f more e"hF-htlaE4i 'I1bles
,...s wished We had fas-st lil lhe
f ,.,,, i'm cor viuc-d ,te have
Business seems slightly better put
....+ a., F,o s1lrprised. because IT
.....rf,.., H. any worse and nothing
s,aucs sril in this world
Affecttonatcly
Joe
T. -zt time the landlord comes
around ask him if he's heard anything
n1.n,.4 IL arnr frt rar1fs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

CAPTAIN Ceilings made study of
himself. Of his condition--and at last no
method that SO quickly made him a we'll.
strong. vigorous and happy man.
Anyone can use the sans method;
lis simple easy, safe and Inexpensive.
Every ruptured person In the world
should nave the Captain Ceilings book
telling all about how he cured himself.
treatment In their own home without
any trouble. The book and medicine are
FREE They will be sent prepaid to
any rupture sufferer who Will I'LL out
the below COUPON. But send II right
away - now ~ before you put down this
paper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
lut I'M. 0ul-It ]. Mo.th MONEY.

ott lt flis SID. rlose With fc ana
a.n u 4. fales & Cs .Naa shetei8
a..s t'tscaEo. liI aIat4Hg ya .r name
aha tesss clearly fo4 w4 .ueeIte
4. 4eto4n II trial Iaekass c.l.t.liIsius
Fuley's Honey and Tar Compound fot
coughs, colds ANA Group; Foley Kidney
pills for pains il sides and back; rhtu-
nlatism, backaehe, kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
q wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation, bui0usness.
headaches and sluggish bowels. N. b.
Danlorth.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
GIVES sa.ooo0oo TO SCHOOLS.
Rockefeller Announces View Contribn.
lions for Educational Purposes.

Nv York. March 3-The fTereral
Educational Board. founded by Iohn y.
Rnckefcller Tuesday announced -"w
contributions n S-.G59 19o .a colleges
ard universities. conditioned -pon '1--r
raising supplen1Antal stra7 mat would
bring ,he total ~ n $1,000 on0 .r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
HEAD STUFFED FROM
ChTARRH OR a COLD
Saws Cream Applied in Nostriis
Geens Air Passages Right Up
: !; : :. s.si : : !

instant relief no waiting Your
ciogged nostflis open ight upi the ar
passagos Of youT head clea and YOU can
trr...e freely NJ more hawking snuff
fiag blowing, headache dryness Nc
.truggslng IoJ breath AZ night, your cold
ii catalh disappears
Oct small bottIe of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
/ little Of this fragrant, antiseptio, healing
cream in youI nostris It pcDe yates
through every air passage Of III brad,
soothes the inaamcd o. swolion mucous
membrane and renef comes instantly.
It's Just fine Don't stay stuffed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
buInSteali' 'SWOrnSvrl!D

soTo children an angel of mercy" Where
directions are followed III Mn liz FAILS.
Despite scarcity and enormous cost OF
sAET0SINs il consalrJ fIl dose. stood
sixty years. test. Soia over3whers 2r by
mall SOC u bottle.
Est. O 4. Voorhees,. y. D.. Philadelphia
For sale by N. b. Danrorth. Druggist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

addition a--.a
S4aa ls- af4
Animal
t-a1
ar-or 4a
-nrd "a sr.rr
--a.
--ar~rrT
sr.ln.s ,.1
-a.a--es
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Z. II. crook Sells Farm.

Richard 1T. Crook has sold mis- farm.
-ear 6.tadd.s Fe~d. Pa. % John Mont
e4a.erv and vii maze his nome AZ Oak
t;s0Ee. lie Is spending the month e
Mach touring the South. spending most
of Ia time in Florida.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Cure Your
Rupture Like
! Cured Mine
Old Sea Captain Cured his 0Un
Rupture after Doctors Said
Operate or Death"
His Re nedy and Book Sent Free.

Captatn Ceilings sailed the seas for
many Years then he sustained a bad
double rupture that soon forced him 70
nof entv remain ashore. bot kept him
beaFidden FOR years He tried doctor
after doctor ard trass 3s'er truss, No
results Finally. he Vas assured that
he must either submit 10 n dangerous
ar aehorHeut opeiari3n or die. ds did
uei,hert lie cured himself instead.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
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Why Is TIE Prcsident's lfome Called the
"Whitc House"
copy fle ut. J 20. ~
NIttic 5ntt.eat lnc.

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"N bite House"
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immaculafr hour II hich the pfesident
reside ~ Uash att would ever giee q
coed thought t.s. fnasoD lar thereme
What lEoHse tar the structure tsclf
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