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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11

Vegetable COMPOUND ard ~ taking X
regularly my tru@hAeA ceased ard mww
never have q pain - ache. mrd arr FeRG-
Lar. I rec0mrend LYDIA n ptnkham
Vegetable Compound and thlnk ever
young girl should take II. fou ear pub-
lish this letter and & may be tbe means
81 hclping sune other Rirl 80 woman =
Mrs.. May "a. WaoSEa. Box IS.
West Palm Besch. Fiorida
While no woman IL entirely FREE froua
periodic suffering II eoes not seeEn foi,s
the plan 81 nature that woman aboaid
suffer - severely and Wien pan exix,e
something 10 wrung Which snguld - 81
right. Every girl who suffers from
monthly cramps sheuld sfve Lydaa Y.
Pinkham's Negst4his lc'aD0an6 far
trn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO June 10 wheat prices
had a. upward trend most 81 tho time
TO-DAY. largely as q result ~ buliish
field reports concerning the winter
crop and because 81 fear % a wet har-
vest.
The market closed unsettled az ! "a
1 a net higher.
Corn finished unchanged 20 = lower
and oats down Naa 90 e. cent In
provisions the outcome was To- %
cents advance.
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corTonsEEo or

NEW YORK June = -cottonaeed
81 was barely steady with me bulk -
business ln fbe way - switching ~
july 20 SsptembeF 1t - points. out
side interest remains ilght. July closed
unchanged and later months generally
four points net lower. sales 1880
barrels.
Prime crude. 5.6e prime summer
yellow spot 90. July 756 sept s.ss.
Dec. 20. al I'D
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11

SAVANNAH gune fo Tufpsniins
firm. Sc. sales. sto receipts ass.
shipments $50. stock. s.es7.
Rosin firm Sales ssT. receipts
.sfe. shipments. SIS. stock 20 8es
Quotations ~ = 1.ssaKo p. sgba
is. q. 8.ssase n. s.Tsa4ee T. asea
st0: X. fs0 ~ zee. =. tso VIC
SIS WV s.se.
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NEWS o. sEcorD .
9 HHHHzHHaaHanauH


WIN. p Miller ana a4fe s sluanl
D. Bauel june : tasI s. .aa other.
portion iot s. Manael fsonasGer eoa
Pen tract Sc ~ Tp b. 81 IS.
~. a. Land and STE - 81 81 osf
ald Msssaal. Isas = 1871 81 anl
other . 81 81 : < uiscA ga Nss
CTS tract
Naiipnal Aana reles Ga - Alssrt
and hatherins husEsG Mat "a lssl.
8 ard other iots ! sna btsra :
Sc i9 ~. o. = H. s. "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11

JACKSONVILLE Jane 20 Tnrpen
tire firm. 81 sales ia receipts. sos
shipments. q. stoeA s8f88
R0sin firm. SAFES go receipts, n
ass. shipments Q stock tfR011
Quotations II. SO. y SO. E 49,
n. gaB. q. n. aos 4 AS K Fte
~. see. y SIS. We s6o WV e.sa
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EDUCATIONAL
LEGAL NOTICE


NOTICE
In - Estate 81 Arthur spare. deceased
Notice = hereby given ~ creditors.
feoafeas distributes. and al person Z
hsxfBe claims 81 demands against So
estate 20 fsreseaft the same Within tN'
80. fr..r, aafa H pAFFiN
Atmlnfstrator.
kpri e 1871
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11
1RANSFER-Storage

nosnAs TRANSFER co.
PsoNs lis OFFICE AND WARE.
KINDS OF MAILING YOUR RtJsI.
MSS SOLICITED
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11

hE terri if
sramrs b felt lac q
knife gang thfoigli
lHf teak dat
Pr ham kegeta-
be fsfu gxala ana !
waa cured After |
waa married 1 haa
the sane trUuilse
cxIaea - me rtlxm
were - aru mr. an
heavy wmshtngM - I
tod Fnv husband e.
wNf 80 BOTTLES ~ lhm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11
OPPORTUNITIES

WE start soa II fhe Candyunaking Bus
mess Al home or small room anF
where Everything furnished Experience
unnecessary Men Women, Earn $50 81
&iN9 weekly Bon Bon Ganaymaakera CO.
Philadelphia "a
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PENSACOLA
Turpsntins firm ssfa. sales - re-
celpts eea shlpmsnts g stork sa3s
Rosin firm safes. as receipts 1sa
shipments sgg staek $3.50.
Quotations WV SIS. VIC. $50, =
s25. ~. AIS X. $50. 1 4fo n. eco
q. $50. y. SIS. =. as - 81 aso.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11
The Market Place of West Florida
READ RAHY By 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost Is But Tre and the Results are UnequaIed
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent q Word In Advance
One Rate 60 Al


Ceuat ire words en- your aawsr-
sssemNnt ana muisipiy ~ the nun-
ber ct tires yea desire Il printed
Femis secoT1inHly.
- eoantlax wu~as tncsads ssro
Let ~For sale" --Nanfse." etc, e
wsa a. addresses.
nATEs
No advertisement takee for tsas
saan s cents
SLACK FAcE CAPS. LIKE Tats,
Two CENTS PEH WORD.
pzragraphsd matter. llas aashaa.
white spacs. CLASSIFIED display; Sc per
nnss Sc per inca kiz iiaes rake "a
sneh.l
Any raEaon whose name appears IT.
TIA telsphon@ directory may have
eiasssfsea ads charged
Ganes3 orders Shouts 90 alvan In
wxatAnm. never over the phona.
Advertisers ahoahA give ehnir hons
90 posfnsYica address a. wei az their
pnone numbers. because naaRF rsad.
era have n tslaphonsA
II fhs advertiner 80 desires. replies
ssa BE cent In care q Ths Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11
LOST AND FOUND

LosT-poeksthook conth inius siseh on
hayshorn car a. or near Patterson
station. Return 90 ses West Romano
and FsenIxe reward.
I.0sT-Cream horse black snnna aud
faii. last seen Two miles from Mollno.
Branded with the letter EefuFn or
notify q g. HInrlehs Phone 2fG5 TEE
ward sls.oa delivered West Pensacola.
LosT-D. 81 4 pin. kindly return for
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WANTED

WANTED 70 RENT--Four unfurnishes
saeea Phone fssB
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11
MIS-. WAGNER
Of PALM BEACH
Tells Girls How She Foua1
Relief From Pan

west Palm Bsaeh. "whea I
uas ~ years 80 ] vs. Irregular sfsd
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REDS MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP OF SERIES
Tsks csms Frem oeassFs. MsAina fns
ssssnfh Consecutive sletery.sa

At. Louis. 1ans As f.oais aass
eisan sweep - fhs series vIfh nrpek-
lyn ~ fakfrE toNav'e sane - . TNls
vas ~ Louis ssfeath euns#eafIss v.e-
tory Necff
Brnekiyn ....+s..s+ 80 90 sea--fs-k
o. raumim ...s..+.t.esstAt - fHN~aK -
rnefher. Miilus haAisT $50 - savs
mMikTr and niihnefss
zee ssw spht series wltn plfatsa
pfTTAutfnG. 5nna fe Masten sefit
the series alfh rftfenmf9 ~ w6Hnnk fe#
dng's Same. go IF seetf kerf - heus.
teams Ats seatiersa an1 was sfsaas
afh men - the hans score
Hosirn ......t..s.- .efa zee afn-s -
rlffsbfrra .s-..-..s ese go tee~t -
scott snd ofssani olssasf csfisea as
schmidt
arssssrs tfts e<efs THrss narx
CINCINNATI gune ts-TaHss Nas
fsffsa rssiy and ctNe.naaH eea ffcn
Nea Vera todaf 3 to q Dresser - Rit
in fhs fhlrf and - sneis - 80 Hsf-
safb scosd 90 three - C1nelHsatfs
runa krofs
Nsw vnfk ........ zee ess kAA-~t
q. nrfmnafi nez see aNx~8 So q
rnnes Eanss ana snyas nlaex sna
"a inan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11

~ y0Hf have had any unNatl sfactory
dealings with stock brokers Or ~ sleek
nt4rehRHeN communicate with ue imue-
aiafafv. Everything confidential Aae
a Co 50 Wall 81 New YORK CITY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-0ne Ford touring
car almost new, at a bargain.
Must be sold at once. Apply
George B. 0'Neal, ia w. Chase
street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11
MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS OK Real ESTATE.
We lend monsy on Real Estate ~ TIE
city on short nuflee flsase nate y
appllca ifon = sou have en- ABSTRACT %
Title 10 tie property
Cal ard see Us,
TEE WATSON AGENCY. tnc.s
south Paiafos So.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11

Eun SAL AT ONCE. CHEAP~-iAfc
Graz HefrlgerAfoF. s-ft. Counter fire
for meats z nlain Gounters~-s r.. ard
T.. ! Class Showcase, Kitchen safe.
4 z~ff ~ r.. Meat bos, z Screen
DooFm~k ii inches ~ ~ inches
AsnFsan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11

hlgh past bed. mahogany. very cid
sIasbaard match. Cheap for ash ia
=. axegers 1871.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11

FOR aALfs-FIegnish oak. hand carved
nnsng room suite. table. sldeboard. six
ehatrH. $1,000 Also one me large oil
painting SEQ CO. 1895 T. Ga8sden.
fshane 1917
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-11

rUsNsa 1PI csstnA Was cS,NA
CLOSETS. CLOCKS. CHAIRS, FURN-
IsFflN18 OF 49, KINDS IN ENCEL.
LINT CONDITION. CHEAP. no. Sfa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
CLEAN NEWSPAPERS.
Il IS Possible TO Publish Them in
Good Form and be
Prosperous.
young lawyer brought TO The Rec

A young lawyer brought 10 The Rec
ord office, the other day. what he des-
cribed as an important piece Of news.
We listened to the story. II was
safe" Also il was scandalous, and its
publication. serving no useful purpose
would have brought distress to two
families. We told him we didn't want
II
Being a lawyer, This man argued. ne
ointed out that this was the kind Of
stuff people like 10 read. that certain
other newspapers would snap it up in
q minute; that they owed a large part
of their circulations TO the prominence
and relish with which they displayed
stories OF this type.
And we told him we didn't want it,
II is possible TO conduct a successful
z newspaper without losing self respect.
1t is possible To print q newspaper
which helps its readers instead Of de-
basing their taste.
II is possible 70 be prosperous and
clean.
The Record adheres to certain poll
cies because it believes they are right.
and eschews certain policies notwitll-
standing that there may be money in
them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
ACUTE WEAKNESS At
OPENING OF MARKET
Further Enforced Liquidation
Among Shippings and Oils
Feature of Day.

Ry Associated Press TO Every evening
\cyy York Feb. 21.-(Wan Street.
10 80 n. m)--Further enforced hquida-
tion among shipping and oils caused
acutr weakness at the opening OF to-
DAVIS stock market. Atlantic CUR and
West Indians made a precipitate decline
~ : noints 10 42A fin the first = min
.itcs falling points between sales.
l;oVtl Dutch and Mexican Petroleum
lest Ia and l. points. respectively.
american Sugar 2A and American
NNooIcu 81. Numerous other indus
tlirs. utilities and specialties we're lower
i.v large fractions 10 > points. Mudh
at the selling was reported to be for
account oI u stock Exchange firm whose
.uapcnslon was announced at the open.
.ue 81 the session.
\oon-,thet ehippings were adversely
Effected ~ IN, drive against Atlantic
,tttlf. Ncrchantllc Marine preferred
.ost oi2 points and United Fruit rs
,uIs Increased their losses. Mexican
Petroleum falling "a and Royal Dutch
,.,ucrai Asphalt and Texas < Pacific
.o3i ana oil to 2i1. United states
st..I. which withstood last weeks pres
44rs. forfeited one point and other
.t,ols and equipments we're 10 points
,,cl Motor. Textile ami leather
u.rmIti,- participated IN the reaction.
ulso raIl-. Now York central Norfolk
~ Western and 500 reacted g l7,
s.sta ttlantic Gult recovered part of
.-. i, loro noon despite furthI uu
bl rufnorS b1i thu entire list
.I aelsl~,d uuStttI,u,ut ,,ll
op,u,d ~ per cent and OK
e"... eo l.audou was firm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
TWO NEGRO BANDITS
HOLD UP TROLLEY CAR
Stole Money and Watch At Naa-
mans; One Man Arrested and
Plumber Recovered.

4 Negro giving the name ~ Leonard
Barrett Of this city was arrested ynater-
day at Chester, Pa, on a charge II being
ono of two who held up and robbed
trolley car A. Naarnan 'a on Saturday night
The bandits robbed the crew of p0ld
watch and sls 10 money
The Tuck wit II the conductor Iohn
Bonner prevented The holdtip nrn gft
ting about $50 m cash. he receipts ~
tho day When the car reached %aan4un I
Station Bonner saw the Negroes approach
The car and thinking they wanted ~ Rot
aboard slgnaled the conductor ~ oIrn
the door According tn The report received
by tho local police. one of the Negroes
said, This ~ not our car. wa viii wail
fer The nozt and walked away A short
distance away 10 switch. which Con
eluctor James Rayne throw 10 r<,aitio
and then boarded hs car Tho motor
man threw on the p9war. but the car
failed e move and Of Rayne opened the
door % astceTnln The cau IL u the trpui!r
one II the Negroes thrust q pistol r hig
lace and demanded that b. throw HI iia
handa The trolley polc bod heer PULLED
from the wire
Realizing the Negroes wero highwnvrner
tho conductor quickly threw $50 h wnail
'Itt7 AiA F'hh- 'btfiRF ~ a hhitA Ffk ana
when the bandits searched h'u fhcv
secured only SlS Officers Rodgers a,d
Mack of The hester rollon arrested thr
suspect near second and Kerlln 7tYacts
carlY yestcrdav morning after thrv wors
nttractod ~ bic sfrspicio,lq actions Tsr
local polioc received vord of he ~arfu-e
md ldentlfoation aH one ~ the HDid 4p
mcn Fle has refused p say anything
ahout hl7 partner. wha is still n larzf
he money and watch are I9ders+ooi 3
have bce1 found ~ the prisoner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
To BE EXAMINED.
Order 20 This effect Made In Case Of
Women Arrested on Streets.

The eases Of the rs women arrested Sat :
urday night charged with being engaged
in practices IN violation Of the soclal vice
law, were continued until next Saturday
when arraigned in Municipal Court to-day
Each of the defendants was ordered held
in 81 900 bail
These women were arrested SATURDAY.
Dlg ht by plain clothes men, hclrg picked
up ON the streets Tho arrests we're made
following complaints b. the police by
various persons aud societies against the
alleged practice of women lettering about
the street corners The court directed
that a physical examination be made of
the women
Philip l. Garrett and James Salisbury
represented The defendants Considerable
argument took place between counsel for
the prisoners md aFsistant City Solicitor
George n Davis over the question oi
physical examination being mnde. Mr..
Garrett declared that the law allowing n
physical examination wa9 u legislative
monstrn-ity and was against the Bill oi
Rights
The women held arc Pearl hairs, Ithcl
Dowuhan Elsie Cardcnti MAY Hoffman
Lillian Grovenor, lInttlc Hurley. fliza-
beth Gray. Mny Wattone Blanche
Taylor Roa" TAYLOR. Florence 1pflor
Minnie Wiley md Catharntc Rudatvs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

The long WASTED blouse is shown in
an unusually interesting way IN the hrs,
frock pictured. IL is fashioned OF black
satin and trimmed with gold lace. tin,
gold beads outlining the large armholes
and the deep hem oil the straight gathered
skirt. The sleeves, which are sewn in the
armhoIes Of a front closing undcrbody,
flare below the wrists Medium size
requires yards 36-inch satin and "A
yard 36-inch lining
wo-toned taffeta makes up the second
model attractively The skirt is trimmed
with straight bands OF sell material and is
gathered to a side-closing blouse With
square neck. Medium size requires Sts
yards 36-inch silk
First model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. 9l77 Sizes, "a 10 40 inches bust.
Price, IS cents
Second model; Dress No. 9I78. Sixea.
10 20 inches bust Price. IS ca>SA
The kennard-Pyle Co. Whining
tons Most Reliable Store. are agents
for Pictorial Review patterns-6l7-62 -62S
Market street.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
CHILDREN ENTERTAIN.
Washington Birthday Observance ~ St.
Paul NJ T.. Church.

A patriotic entertainment ~ auticipa
tlon of Washngton's Birthday was part
cpatcd in hy chllrcn and Young people
ol the congregation 81 81 Pauls NJ
Church last night imcrlch vas rcnder
cd by Miss Edith Post aud ~ pirla dressed
in rod. white and blra costumes tn ,lfill
being conducted bv Mlas hqus lhonae
Gilbert II HAYDEN. IF rcclted 9 Hsar
Rodney Ride and ton other boss gaye
drIl and sang Rcd Whit 7ni Rlne
Irwin Carney in Box scout inform
displayed tho nationnl Hgg 81 ttr plat.
form while the star |panRlod Bapnef
vaa sung
The pnatof Dr Carlisle Hubbard
made an address CONCERNING thr work u
the Iunior Church a'l whpt Il has done
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
10y Of MOTORING
ON. FAMED RIVIERA
The Automobile Reigns Supreme
1t This Notable Playground
OF the World
r.~.,...,.,icn,e l..adan Times

re~ppoudcner I.,udan Times
-h.a, ,au he feV. il any. places in
,<arli who're thr real meaning of
vesi n toriu1 IS So completely
.aa - .r Ehe Riviera. The
f.i, =, F-raue, IS. ST course and al
-v- Fae been . land where the
eaf ,rufnli~t ard his needs are
ttei understood than anywhere else.
= Is .n III, Riviera where the
so,. business reaches The plano of a
s. art.
rom Tollon u the Italian frontier
$50 whClr country seems e. haze been
ria0rrd ,Nclusivcly for thc entertain
.4cnt ~ tho motorist. the roads de-
Gnod ard constructed for his special
aruont tho best rcpairers to have has
tened to the spot IN readiness to do
anything that may be required of
them. from yulcanizing ! tire t0 re-
building an entire chassis.
Nobody would say that the ledge
running cast and west under the
sheer sides OF the Maritime Alps could
he described as an ideal motoring coun-
try There Is scarcely s. mile between
Antilles and Nentmisiia without a
do:cn blind corners. and the mountain
roads arc 10 an ignorant or careless
o1iVer. among the most dangerous IN
b world
They are I'll reality the safest noun
tain roads tina; the Wit Of man can
devise and on the whole the nnost per
feCty constructed and maintafned but
k YOU are not accustomed Ia the real
military hairpin bond your first DAYS
,xperience q Riviera motoring may
rove rather startling.
Yet in spite of the fact that every
lCmetrc calls for the greatest lossi-
Tile caution. and that II is only the
everest drivers who will with con
1derable dif5cuity) average more
aan 20 miles an hour or more or less
vel roads between any Two given
ants. and decidedly less over the hill
sides the Riviera remains indisputably
.ao great playground OF the world of
a~s.
The mOtorcar reigns supreme on this
-.oriouS coast Nowhere in the world
believe. except in tn principal streets
sreaf cities. viii YOU meet - many
Is the average mile. or no length Of
highway WI!l you see 20 many or 80
v,.lI- appointed garages. nowhere else is
,-erythinE pertaining to the road 50
Idely sIbordirat-d 70 the requirements
4. motorists.
EIerybody motors on the Riviera
81 50 il seems. Il YOU do not drive
our own cal yoa may hire beauti-
-ly appointed machines. with every
eIod u open o. closed body. for any
lsuCtl q journey. And these hire-
arcs arc invariably Of the best-known
and most expensive makes. The verv
hotel omnibus which meets YOU at the
station and trinGs YOU TO the door Of
yoLr hotel is always of a premiere
niaroue.
There IS nothing cheap about mo
toring on the Riviera
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
WONENS COLLEGE
ANNUAL BANQUET
Enjoyable Event of hlumnae A.
sociation Last Saturday
Night.

FpsclaI cotrsapondarce - Hvsry p, snirs
newark Feb 2i Few Yoea6iona Wild
have been - inspiring and ~ thf -au.
time - thoroughly euIpyab.f m ~
Ammnae baupirt hold on saturday hf ff
Women Collegr. DrlAware -evert
Alurnnae we're present
On SATURDAY afternoon Nh fui
isndanirl Baptmar 1918 Fho ta.
happily articipn tsd the t,ah y ali alumut
- meet again "a more rfIuatf ffrt
than the banquet itaelf afforded fg
tanned them ~ frn n her charming ban
err tho campus
Alufnnan nv Iitv and ms1.i.ers n ~
student bpdy all termed ~ double h
ag they pafsed thrplgt ,hs rs~sit1r.z Dr.
cgnpcNed of men ard women oonHprrirr
q tho aprk for college ee'farr - i1faw
Dean Winfred Ephuepn. PRESIDE
and Mr. Hulbhrr CharcrIl,r ~
CuTtis Ivrretf lDhrson M.sr Mar
Powers Mr. Il q Banrvoh and SIR
harlrs B Fyana rhe party - ro
oeeded Z, tho irllRrnCrn IL af
beeu tasfsfHlly lrrorased ~ frr
Marian Hatfield. EysIsa -prIar~t Tars
yard NarIpu GraH F raftAt Ts~
tire Puth Hayu Al Ifior -. arN
papor ah.ie arrriesI bad zen era, gad
lov FoWlz upon sach fah'f f+e Def
,arc COLOR tiur and goid rrrr ss-r
a4f s. ffe lighted tlHf ~ ys3e- sa ~
POI arb talJc - erve3 ~ 'ls -irI
reearv of ilJrnluat.o A' eaeh plt-r rrff
.tff-e.' Z sCu-e ra trr f,rt ut
approximations - 'fe -vfiF'a skatrt f t
prnu,rd jgrn Nr group Kett
Caetlr md @qg=rr ~ trrse 49,
haH been realized h.t fre hi1 for 81 nrrr.
prafinn lor fhe a'bpra Is ef-
prnrert fogs'stlrr
-r~erse re-r made r rssrrr-r
'oaa's prororrd - Hads'otrr
y,rrs.1e..f ~ ttr tgir-' -eN
,rrrc e'tns rto gv vv
7-e-rntied gln4's
P-esi1est ffsItnr -rsr
2nfF~aa~s ttr
arr=sfa -t- f- ef
y Jcfr Pr.H.-r
tte gutrg ap.rt
A1d-rs7e da
Hacharerh -1e-o ttr
II 41s rd,th g'r
s. tlaf aea '-
li r.ee. "a
text month Is..
Rufy f1t.
.far g-t
HI. frm er-
.i-- IL tarrs-
.srH a yrr.f.rvs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
NOSE CL0GGEO FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in N0strIIs To
Open Up Air Passages.

Ahl What relief Your clogged nostriI-
open right up, the air passa ges of your
head are clear and you can breathe freely.
No more Hawking, snulf'mg. mucous dis
charge. headache dryness strug-
Cling for breath at night you cold or
catarrh Is gone
Don't stay stuffed up! Get small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply a little Of this
fragrant antseptic cream in your nos
trils, let 1t penetrate through every AR
passage Of the head; soothe and heal the
swollen, infiamed mucous membrane,
giving you instant relief Ely's Cream
Balm is just what every cold and cata Irh
sufferer has been seeking. It's just splen-
did
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

900 per year, as stated. for Eve years,
on tho basis ~ 10000 population
The cost of operation by the Board
OF Health since II has taken charge,
has been about 900 per four
months. which would bring the yearly
cost 70 $4,000. Or aOmswhnt higher
than the renewal price named
n must be considered thst the pIant
- IL ~ being operated IL inadequate.
is subject TO the chronic objection of
being annoying in its operation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.
du Pont Building.
GRACIOUS STRANGER.
Gave Nick Andrews Jig of Gin, Latter
Says and Disappeared.

Tho ease o Mich Andrews, changed wlth
violating the State liquor law. was contin-
ued by Deputy Judge Lynn in Municipal
Court today pending the decision Of Judge
Hastings on the question Of police Of
ficers right to search n man or his pre-
misses for liquor without search warrant
Nick it is SAID. was arrested Mt Eighth
and Church streets carrying "A gallon Of
gin, under his arm, ard partly conceal
ed b. newspaper Nick said stranger
gave him the jug to hold and that he then
disappeared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
DTlI IIAItt.I
HOY Accused Of Attempting to Rfeak IN
His Inther.s Unmc

Aroused of attempting - hreak 'nte
hts fathers home. ~ 1910 Wcst ~ty'h
street IA company with Teter pePfsra.
on Thursday niglf ticd Drank was ~
raigucd N Mnmclpal Court todaY IL
casc was continued until tomorrow De
pnsco VIII also 10 gwen 3 hcarng toror
rtlu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
coca COLA SUIT.
Bottling Co. Permitted TO Fue Petition
to Have Price of Product Fixed.

In the United States District Court
today. in the case of the Coca Cola Bot
ting Co. W. tho Coca Cola Co, the
complainant was granted leave 20 file
a petition to the court to fix the price
OF the product furnished by the defend
ant 10 the complainant pending deter
rnination Of the main suit
An order was issued by Judge Morris
directing the defendant to file an an
swer within 20 days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21

Hearing the Old Guard Is toruinst
HIM. The oeuntrr boana eeuialls IN III
IiuEhca direction Milwaukee Journal
Income tax ia "a uuiHane"- hut iuef
guppoao rs, had separations hill -
pay like tho gcrinanH.--e 'harieafon
News ami Courier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
necIde roltren &c sntnrdnr.

Weeping bitterly On the 4rosrger -
far zrov. hairof mother aofar. aefrv
sKen 8e-ar erau aer C..efaH= -.
rreu tno IL venr-old zirl -rhoae nay
Dts arn dHhtlrR - retain -1s'e5v r.
hor. was reran ndef to tho oara IN .te
officials ~ fhe Da}awa r. InGuq.rt.f
School for girla until o@xt saturday
morning ~ II O'Clock. whom Resident
f'idRc Herbert j. Rlce rnl aand Down
s. deelsfor aa ~ her f,fl1ro 7ievrsaf