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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
FTNANCIAI. NOTES.

Annual report of the American Railways
rompany for last wear shows SIS. sac l26
So revenue being an increase of Il 10
per cent and net Income of Sli4 S53. after
ia ynlenf OF all th, system nNod charges.
interest taNcs Ctc Wv capital expcndi-
tUres durtuc ne Year arc stated 81 ssh
Tho Iackavnnna ~tcrl Company has with
drawu as a seller ef steel products at tho
lowered prices Sc bN the NiidvaIc BethIchcm
and tarieu- othrr independent concerns
>ouc IS dtNfaus t. huok heavily until the
~tecl trade fnds is equilibrium and this
watts iarEciN On Tho Steel Corporation
f'hr annual meeting of stockholders of
fue Iitctric storage Rattcry 60. will De
H,iI tr Camden Nprll "a this wear instead
- tht. tt#rd odntslAN in March the usual
meeting .Ia4 b.. ,iatc ~ tho meeting was
aotrH ba ~ ira order ~ give the company
a9rt m' . Which g prepare thc annual
t> ou previous sessions of the week
market ntN'inonts were conflicting While
me- stock Ur a group advanced another In
#Ur same group declined Strength in
haudltr Motors for instance. was counter
alaur,d by weak ness ~ General Motors
.r1h,r lev Siuil4t confused movements $
craut,l 'n lfhei Fr"upe Tho market was
'-1iu a'W.' vhnll, professional. such out
G. attfNtft aN developed taking the form
-m4'i ,a'e- - identh ropro~,n fiug li0uida
.il tu rropara''nn Tor taN payments
H. tuuHH8 rspnrt "f the American Loco
t.at.s. t showing 81 t5 share on the
.sinf}t,ff rr" III fho best industrial Vc-
.art- issued s.nrr thr first ~ the year
.I, ~ etuE sbfItti y Nhlth lnftBttc~ nearly
~ out tttta sa~b IFS alone equal 10 nearly
80 -hl~. ru ne common stock The
tIsla fto~4ftpu 1f Nucrican ncomotivc IL
H,,t'.t fhs Ia thal interest from
ash utt'et sntutS Pft last NfaF. near
t 81 fN,fc1t n, meat tht preferred dividends
II ~ ~ pon IS tn futurr t4ruing~ Ameri-
al oernlefiVt went iuto fHpi With So
npn of htt sfneSS on ths haok q. almost
rr.y t.ruc~ what H was ~ ~, beginning
Fl fu'p tarnings rf I.pcornutjvn in The
.aerut E9if - th. seat wrro eIusl to
SIR ov fllr common Cr At the tate ~
sarlF 4 share annually
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
To Philadelphia
and Chester
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.

XHf.~t--tr-+,r Kentucky Ave near Beach
WcSbtIh4iSlCi Elevator 70 street Prtvate
haths runnlng wster &. q. kopp. Owner
and p .. Open AZ var.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL hsasaeAy 6ss. yseHys Hys.
Elevator excellent lsble 81 50 sDd up
weekly Booklet steam neat sun pariOr
Phone IL A = Marion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
PURCHASING AGENTS TO
FORM ORGANIZATION
Hope TO Establish Clearing House
for the Industries Of the
State.

Twenty FIVE firms affiliated with the
Manufacturers Association Of Whining
tou Will DC represented st q meeting
on Friday N the du Pont Hotel. when
eEe Purchasing Agents Association of
Delaware VIII bc formed. A pre1im-
uarv meeting attended by Representa-
..ses ~ Gftcen of the AIMS was held
yastcrday when ~ gsnizatior con
uittec was appointed
The primary ublect ~ the assccis
.tor evt - She establishment Of 3 clear
re sl. So Tor me Industries ot the State
one of thc results II IS believed. will
i, the creation of . buy a. home
l4ovcuent as many Of the firms now
nave quantities cf surplus material on
land for which they have no use. while
athers are IN need Of the very articles
The association will have compiled a
,lassified list Of what il has OF hand
and what sts members require and II Is
expected that considerable money viii
be saved by the new medium Of ex-
change.
The organization committee consistE
Of Richard Bond. James Bradford. J. II
Coady. A. d. Smith and J. y. Morrow.
Firms and their representa- tives ex-
pectcd 10 attend the next meeting are:
American Vulcanized Fibre Co, z s.
NcCleary. American Car and Foundry
Co. E Eby American Manganese
StecI 90 Walter Rr1uton. New Castle
Ron0 Machine CO. Richard Bono
Joseph Bancroft and sons Co J. H
Coadv Charles Beadenkopf 90. WI
lard Springer: Delaware Leather Co
Wn c. Corey Diamond state Fibre
Co T. Titus, Elsrnere Delaware
Engineering Co. William =. Davidson
Electro Hose and Rubber co. W 5
Briggs Edge Moor Iron Co. J. 3.
Morrow. Edge Moor Eastern
dalaeble Iron Co. John Z
Walker Harlan Plant. George Grotz
ilrebs Pigment and Chemical Co, g. W
Holder. Newport J>obdell Car Wheel
CO.. ] 3 Hearn Mccullough Iron Co
81 Q Little New Castle Leather Co
1 ID Smith PEsey and Jones Co.
lanes Bradford Pyrites Company, Ltd.
p NJ Arnold J. + Rhoads and Sons
! EdEaf Rboads Remington Machine
Co. A + Clark Speaknan Co. ] II.
Dav Standard kid Manufacturing Co.
X r. Miller Trump Brothers Machine
Co ii. +. Weldin and Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction &C.. T. ". VII
son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Nlli. Chalmers Manufacturers COmpauy
tIuarfCrly Of per cent on common. payable
Nav IG and Ia por cent on preferred
psNahIe April -
Buffalo t3sueral Electric Company quar-
terlv ~ . per cent common. payable
March ~
cuba Cane 9trzAT C~xporatiou quarterly of
tt, Yer cent on preferred. payable April j.
Nanatt sugar COMPANY quarteriy 81 la
rrr cont on preferred payable April
NIanufar t1irprs IARhf and Heat Com
YauS luarterlA ~ per cent. payable
Np1.f ~
Waivarth Ntanufac turinR Company quar-
t.fI, Gf i-t cents share en- common
.tNa H}. March Ia
Nt.~tptu I'aCifir Railroad Corporation
..fIart.srfN .sf per cent or preferred payable
We>t End street Railway COMPANY selnl-
4atIuat ~ 2 8 Tcr cent on common PAYABLE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
TELEPHONE CO. EARNS
SlO3,946,906 IN 1920
More Than Doubles Balance
Added 10 Surplus After Pay
ing Eight Per Cent.
h Aaso~.ated Press 20 Every 2venine


New York March 5.-Total earnings
of the American Telephone and Tel
s-raph Company for 1920 amounted l.
SIO9 $50 9Ss. according TO the detailed
report TASTED today.
F.xpensea aggregated S38,260.os4
leaving net earnings of S50.6s6. .904 De
eiuCtion vf interest. dividends .tsa -
proprlatIons for contingencies leaves .
balance added L. surplus - So
;.S against $4.O3a .45I iu 1919.
The claim IS made by the company s
officials that while ( is third I'm amount
~ stock outstanding among all Aineri-
can corporations. II Is first In the num-
her Of holders Of common stock and has
the widest distribution Of ownership Of
any corporation
Incidentally IL claims 10 have more
women shareholders than men. Dvi-
dends at the rate OF eight per cent an
uually have been paid for the past -
ears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
LINES ARE
STRONGLY DRAWN
ON VOTE IN HOUSE
On Adjournment to Prevent Per-
sonal Statement by Adju-
tant- General Ellison.
HIS REQUEST WAS DENIED
STAFF correspondence of Hvery Evening.
State House. Dovar MprCh g.

staff Correspondence OF Bvsry Evening
State House. Dover. Mnrch g.
Partisansbip during tho present
Legislative torn was frat exhibited I'm
the House of Representatives, yesterday v
afternoon, when Adjutant- General J.
Austin Ellison waa denied the privilege
of appearing personally before tho
House and making an ornl statement.
for which purpose ne had come TO
Dover.
The House. on Thursday afternoon.
with only Representative Virden dis
senting. adopted resolution presented
by Representative Kramer, directing
the adtutart general To furnish the
House with statement of what amount
II any. of the appropriations for 1919
and 1920 20 tho National Guard Of Della
ware has bcon used and to furnirh an
itemizod and detailed account Of the
amount which may have boen used and
nIso what amount. Il any Of snid ap-
preparations yot remains In Tho state
treasury.
Partisan linca wore tightly drawn at
! o'clock yesterday afternoon, while tho
House was preparing To adjourn. Hepr"-
sentative Nohlc having moved for nd
journment Dn Representative Frank
Hall navla' request Representative
Noble Withdrew tho motion. and Rep
| rcsontativc pnvia nakcd the liou9" 20
give Adjutant General Ellison a hear
ing IN accordance with tho rreolution
adopted on Thuraday
REPRESENTATIVE Kramer objected. say
ing the resolution called for written
statement
Representative Davis read the resnnlu
/ ,ion and argued that its phrRaeol oey
| made al oral statement p4rmisFibe
| between the lines of tho resolution he
/ Thought inuuendos were dis'ernibl"
/ II nm investigation wns contemplated he
demanded that u ho made promptly
/ lie held that granting the adjutant- gen
! cral the privilege Of tho hoor tnn@-
1 diately would espodita mntters and
/ might relieve htIn Of tho ncoeaFity 81
/ returning 70 tho capitol
Renrpaentatiye kramer disaN owed ~
ruonina Hc inaiated that The adfu
I tant generals statement We put IN wit
ipg and aaid Representatives who want
"a ~ leave Dover on the az and y
o'clock tralna should not - delayed i9
an oral statement
stopped hy Partisan Vote.
Representative Davis aroRe 70 apeal
again. Iut waa checked by another mo
tiur for adjournment hastily mad@ ''
REPRESENTATIVE pill which was adorte'
Is 4 strict party vote of II to -. Den'o
Gratis yotirg af'lr7nauvely and Republl
Z cans negatively. an follows
Yeas Brown. Clark. Crompton. 7
Davis. Dul GRAY. Harrington. Kramer
1,oe. NoMr. Otwcl FaRkey Phiilipa
4 schneider r Turner I W Turn"'
and j. E wilson Nay~-' lcu'saniol
ami J Il Wilson
Nays-Clendaniei. Corhit Frank lta
/ Davis Hudson Kinder. Lord. Marr
Niedul MekEluson. Miller, NIrden. War
( rinKton. White ard Henry Wilson
eut--FuckiuEhan. Lester Suiti
and Staats
Adutant General Ellison With
portfolio containing National Guar
records. wns III the Ian of Hcpresonta
ttvCs during the dis, uesion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia. Mar Stocks closed weak
American Railways Co. pfd. ........... --- -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

You save time and money by readin Z
and using Every Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
STOCK MARKET DULL;
STEADY AT THE CLOSE
Transactions Lightest OF Any
Week End Session OF the
Year.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening.

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. March s.-(wan Street.
Noon l-Today's session of the Stock
Exchange was extremely dull. dealings
dwindling to tho smallest total Of any
Weekend sesrion 80 far this year.
Trad.ng was festuroless except for
the operations Of shorts who covered
I'm some of tho popular issues and
specialtics The latter included food
and low priced motors.
There was a moderate inquiry for
preferred stocks of such Issues aa Amer
ieth Agricultural. Chemical. American
Wooden and Steel Foundries.
Rails were firm under tho lead NJ
Reading and sorue OF tho railway equip
meuts also strengthened.
Tho closing was steady despite ~
actions IN General Asphalt and a few
other favorites
Salee approximated 1b0,O00 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
nk ALE

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zAraer .ua.e
rtN HiD a-
I-0- Taraa.. fa
eua
.la-r
IspI F.o.a. le.aaA-e
sa- -hEa -pa
EMMETT = 4l-NliAE
4t. ac. a-4r au4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
HIGH COST OF SPEEDING.
Izzy Greenblatt and Arthur Wilson Each
Assessed S25.

noon for speeding on Third street near
Van Buren,, Izzy Greenblatt and Arthur
Wilson were each fined $24 and costs by
Judge Lynn in Municipal Court today
The officer testified that Greenblatt was
going at the rate OF 30 miles an hour and
skidded thirty feet before he could obey
the officers command To- stop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

Nles Roaa n M accomplished Young
woman. being eapccially RIfted ~ a reader,
having studied at sarReanta school
New York aod alao ~ Faris
ilr iatborHe iirl0nRH to q prominent
Ralitnaro fauul. and Is pow rngaged II
fhe lraet'ne u hte profession q itis horne
rlfs
Tho welding vIl take riacc d hlne
~ 81 Iukes T. I { hurch Tins towri
~ aialnrate ten vas glvcf bv oloncl
and Nra ! z Rnaa. hurR1iaY. from ~
- : ~ urlack tg announce thr eagag
tnerlt hnar ii he receiving irue wfr
Nirs I H Hree. NYa kader { raufori
- North araliua. Miss Roas, Miss llza
18th Fricrv and Miss lara Rnes
A. fhr Vt1czfa catrrrd the dlninproou
they veru presented ~ Nias iara Roaa
with fhe npinc rnrja IL fhr IrarorfI,r
briao ard groom each oari tifd with
whfo rlhhnn nni heart ~ sarfc' to
tahIe raa artfstlraiv decorated rftn
Whit tulIe aHd ffrts the ccrtTe piea"
beirg 4 i4ll bri.le daintiig rlrcsaeim tIl#~
tie lefi haad f.rnring the nnEaVeme +
Ting collation. WINS aerved consisting
~ iaa. poured hy Hra kHicr ravfara
aandwirhee fancy re cream. heari~=hap-
"a, with upids. Fancr cakes. assorted
caadles asited mute
fhose prrsert acre Nfr hariea "
Robinson Nra Charles + Rogers. Mrs
Harrison NJ Manning Mrs isldnre
strphaay Mrs !. Arnold t,reenaha,Tn
Mrs ! Nclyin narnra. Mga Howard
Morgan. Mira Calhoun i Ross Mrs
samuel ] Robinson. Mrs 4 ST JIvaH
Mrs & Thompson. Mrs IS Ford
breeding 81 Fe,irraIsharg. Md Mrs
Knder rawford. WlllamAtawr, y 81
Al,sm Marion Galloway, Miss F!izabeth
Imery Mls Ithei Donoho. Miss lgnce
Huston. AilsH Mac oyer Or Annie
-hipiry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
ENGAGEMENT OF
INTEREST IN SUSSEX
Miss Elizabeth Ross Of Seaford
and DR.. Claiborne Of BaIti-
more TO Marry i'm June.
Special corre-ponaenoa of nvery Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford March The engagement of
Miss Elizabeth Hall Ross and Dr Charles
Harrison Claiborne waa announced, yea
tcrtav aftnrnoon, al a ten given by Mics
Roas parents, Colonel and Mira f ..
Ross. 1T their home here Mies Ross be-
longs to family long prominent IN Della
ware, being granddaughter of exIGovcr-
nor Willinm II Ross
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
TECHN|CALITY
FREES OFFICER
Portland Policeman Was
Charged With Theft

PORTLAND. ore. May i2,--Mo'
torcycle fatrolman III. IL. Leyinhon.
arrested here yesterday on "A charge
OF rifling registered mail sacks while
q railway mall clerk In Kansas In
1911. was freed today on an alleged
tsehnicaiity.
Chief Of Police Jenkins rummariiy
dismissed Lovinson. whose roai name
In said 10 be william kcrfoot. from
the Portland force.
Lovlnson was turned loose when
Postoffico Inspector Limbaugh re.
e.iyed teiegraphio notification that
the March panel OF the federal grand
jury In Kansas had dianissed the In.
dlctment under tho statute OF limiia-
tons.
II had failed 20 notify postoffioe Of
fieialn. however. who had been con.
tinuing the search begun nine years
ago.
Lnebaugf, said he received this In.
formation only after notifying fed.
eri authorities In Kansas City OF
I<yinson's arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
Absence Of Disease
Isn't Health; You
Need Vitality, Energy

NJ ~ yUus -. n yvs vast ali
tAis. begin SigAt ~ 10 enrich yvuY
blood stream
Yoa wf1l md - Thousands sf
othsss hsvs found b he last Afsy
ysara, that SIS. = IN excellent
remedy b DO this for you, ons dat
rsnpvss ths poisonous impurities
and hslps build Jour blood into .
rieA, nourishing supply. SIS. h
N hsrb compound, discovered By
ths lndians, end sdll mAds - they
maAs \
O. 61A rum yvm drugyiss -
day. Starr taking. and thsn u you
want sxpsrt medical sdvics ffsA
writs h detail sbous ys1 esndition
- Gid Medical Advisor. ca evtkS
Laboratory. Atlanta. Georgia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

white mignonette Over.
Blouses with collar and
waistband Of sin embroid-
cred white and black checks.
This medel also comes In
other shades with collar and
band In contrasting colorA
UbEmeray $e.65.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
PONY GOES ON
SHOPPING TOUR
Visits Department Store and
FlirtS With Women

-And whom tho Sultan went
shopping
All tho little heads leaned closer
a. the children held their broaths
for tho r~at OF tho story.
"And when the Sultan went shop
ping he walked right into the
stor,s. and up 20 the ribbon counter.
and picked out scarlet SASH
"IIow many yardSY asked the
clerk.
And the Sultan tapped on the
floor four times with his hoof."
No. not a Hairy tale. but tho story
Of q shopping tour that occurred
In Seattle wednesday as Miss Emma
Lindsey might be telling II, oh
some day. perhaps.
SULTAN Is SMALL
nut VERY WISE
Sultan In . little buckskin- colored
Welsh pony. lie weighs only 500
pounds. bat he's very wise for his
sine.
Accompanied BY Miss Lindsey.
Sultan walked into MacDouxaii
southwick's department store
Wednesday 20 see what he might
sce--and. incidentally. TO show wha,
. good shopper he Is
Tho little pony was pfainfy IN
torcsted In tho folks who gathered
around
He wafked mp 10 Mis- n. Weoer.
In tho mems furnishings and made
a polite bow,
Can you tell Us the color Of the
lady's waistr" Miss Lindsey asked
sultan nodded his head.
rs II rcdr-
Sultan shook hts foreiock IN the
negative.
yellow, grssn, hrownr
Tho last named color found Sui
tan's vigorous approval. II was q
brown waist
Sultan II an ardent admir~r Of
women He's some fiat'ercr.
-reh u.s. Miss Lindsey said. how
many Eoodiookinx lAd'cs there are
here.
Sultan grsvefy allowed his eAss b
wander around the circle Of shoppers
and clerks. Then he began TO tap
on the floor with his hoos. He
showed no signs OF stopping. and
After tho .oth tap his mistress called
. halt
DO you mean 20 say ALL the ~
dies are good iookingr- she asked
Sultan nodded an enthusiastie
aga"
But how abous shs usso-1oot
you IKE them. toor
But Sultan d,ssfainfaIfy sa1d No
After tho lower floor had bcen
carefully inspccsed and prices duly
Rad. the pony visitor Indicated that
he was ready 10 "a
Now. make . bssw and tsfi the -
dies how you would like 70 bid them
euod hye," be was told.
Sultan scrHped the door With hin
muusl then. with . wicked CLINT tn
his ga reached up and gave xi1
Lindsey IN affectionAss kissi
Then no went back TO rest up for
hh mAunes At The Moore this after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

Pure silk pongee de-baeiks
trimmed with soutache braid
and deep silk fringe. For.
merly $5.S5. .-..-........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
ROARING LION is
SEIZED By DEPUTY
AND HELD FOR DEBT

BIupCEroRr. MAJ ia--Roar>
ing lions hold no tsrror for
Connecticut deputy sheriff when
the officer has a strain Of Celtic
blood James J. o'connsii Of East
Haven proved this when he
BUSTED off q carnival lot hero q
fun grown African lion. which he
had attached 10 satisfy . judy.
mcnt Of $500 against the lions
owner. Atgie Costello.
I've an order here 10 collect
$500 for Felix Rusuand or take
one OF your iiona.- o'connsii tn.
formed Adwie. She refused 10 pay.
20 o'connoii backed up . truck.
answered the protesting roars of
Leo" By . display Of his attach
ment paperr and drove away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

Tie hack Blouses Of Georx-
cite crepe trimmed with
tucks across the front and
cuffs and collar Of silk noss.
Formerly sass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

To my hsvs - Dazssuias o.
49, and ~ fan Tar short Il sn-
jcying real hsaltA n b sstsally
healthy yoa must b sturdy, alsEt,
vigorvua, s-psskh via utAns-
iasm and ths 3oy a hvihe--fAiriy
babblins svw Win vitality and
sasrgy. Ar yva Nusf
II you ars veil, ~ lisasss and
snambitiouA. n b because you lack
sems quality Asa wuaA an Jon
With vim and dzfvA nd nine timss
sut II IN Tie seis ssuss a this
isek = found 10 - disasdsrsd, wax
blood
Wholesale Blood b a. WI
fountain source a thaA snGgy
which puts spring iuts y0xs mus
slss, snap mts yv0s stsp nd syas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
Boys, Aged 10 and
II. Game Wardens

Boys make bcttsr assistant game
wardsns than men because they are
more alert according 10 Game
Warden A. J. Beach. Who has named
Harold frnnisan. IL and Edward
Dargon. II. depustsA They are In
strucssd To kssp ths4r sycs opsn for
peaching finhsmen and for bon and
fursixpsrs shooting birds out u -
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

Heavy mignsaette Over
Bleuses With deep hand a
IN fringe 1t waist line; tie
baek nssda. Formerly Sass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

Tfe-back Blcuses Of mlgnon- !
cite trimmed with uncut '
fringe at neek and waist
line. Formerly $s.SS. $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

Mignonette Over Houses At !
traetivsly trim N E d with =
flowers Of chenille. Former.
" $3.50. 800. $4,000 - 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

Goorxette Over Bloases with [
W eject and W1is&hand q I
vsnise hee. Thesquartsr
length slesveaL .HoEmeriy
08o ses~s~sees.s>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

J. w. Thompson. discharged super.
lnsrndent Of city parks. was plan.
ming Thursday 10 appeal to the STATE
supreme court for reinstatement
The city civil service commission
fired him. judge John r. Davidson.
In superior court. wednesday re-
fused 10 put him back on the job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

Ov1.Hsases e Georxette
With neck aad waist line
trimmed with metallic and
sfIk braid Formerly Se.S5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
State Officials
at Renick Funeral

With high state officials In at
,cndanre. funeral services wurc held
"Wednesday for Prank IL. Rsnick. So
attic business man and state senator.
from the Bonncy Watson Cndartak.
ing establishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
Only Is Days Left
to Paw Poll Tax

Hshsesn days len b pay the poyl
tar affair Thursday. County Treas
ursy William A. Gaines has comput.
ID that W.7.T persons already have
paid their tax
rhe amount cullscfsl b t3aa. s3S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12

YAKTMA.--H. r. Davidson. Hood
River. named chairman organization
oommitieo 10 form sppiefruit cx-
por,era' corporation.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1921-11-18
If You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have you ever stopped to reason why
it is that so many produsts- that are ex-
tensively advertised, ali at once drop out
of sight and are soon forgotten? The
reason Is plain--the article did not fulfill
the promises of the manufactures. This
applies more particularly to a edicine
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who have Keen
benefited, to those who are in need oil IL.
A prominent druggist says Take for
example Dr.. Kilmer,s Swamp Root. q
preparation have sold for many years
and never hesitate to recommend, for in
almost every case it shows excellent re-
salts. as many Of my customers testify.
No other kidney. remedy has SO large a
sale"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony Of thousau who have
used the preparation, the S cess Of DR.
Kilmer's Swamp Root is due to the fact
So many people claim, that it fulflls al
NEST every wish in overcoming kidney
liver and bladder ailments; correcta mi
nary troubles and neutralizes the uric
acid which causes rheumatism.
You may receive a sample bottle of
Swamp Root BY Parcels Post. Address
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. T..
and enclose ten cents; also mention this
paper. Large and medium size bottles
Tor sale st all drug stores. Advertisement