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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
MANY FALL IN LINE
FOR DAYLIGHT SAVING
c. T. Brigham Reports Result
Of Eastern Zone Convention
in New York.

carlton T Bridgham Of this city re-
turned last night from New York. where
~ attended "A meeting Of the Eastern
zone Daylight saving Association. which
ncctcd permanent organization yester-
las and elected him Vice-president from
Delaware. steps were taken for or
sanizing boards OF directors in the
several states comprising the Eastern
ZONE and a plan and scope committee
vas appointed 10 solicit the Co-opera-
lon II civic bodies and 10 take UP with
senators and Representatives at Wash
.ugtou and get behind various Day
lght saving bills before Congress.
Nj. Bridgham says numerous mu-
Inequalities. particularly Boston, have
changed from opponents 10 proponents
of daylight saving. Most Of the oppo-
stIon Is expressed by grangers. he states
and methods are being considered by
which their objection may be removed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
WILMINGTON BENEFITS
MATERIALLY BY NEW
STATE ROAD LAW
Act CompeIs Highway Depart
ment to Pay for Roads Run
ming Through Towns.
FOUR MILES IN THE CITY

Special correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. April l6.-Wilmington is to ben
eft very materially, in financial way
through the generous action of down
STATE A.sscmblymen. in having a law
enacted hy the 1921 Legislature. which
provides that the State Highway Com
mission shall bear all the expense OF
building and maintaining the state high
way through towns and cities OF Del
aware that il passes through. Nhlle
there are fNc towns IN Kent and sussex
that viii also benefit from the bill, the
biggest beneficiary Will De winning
ton. where there are approximately
four miles of street. including Market
street bridge. as part Of the State high
Way. that under the terms of the law.
must be put IN good shape and kept up
Those who have read the law interpret
i d mean that the expense of main
tanning Market street. Wilmington,
which IS the state road line through
me city. would-it the law is enforced
H. az t. the Highway Commission. IL
The Gas 60. uf Wilmington wanted TO
tear up a street To- find leaky main.
i would have 10 apply TO the State
Highway Commission. IL the electric
aght or trolley companies wanted TO
tear up the street for any reason. they
,Sould nav, d. apply 10 the highway Of
nc4als. The Street and Sewer Depart
ment could under this new law. as
some interpret IT, shift the responsibility
Tor keeping Market street clean upon
me shoulders 81 the state Highway De
partn.nt - that. according 10 these
.anNCrsant with thc law. Wilmington
would bc more benefited than all the
toWr.s in lower Delaware through whose
limits the state highway would run. IL
would cost many times more even pro-
portionately 70 Keep Market street IN
condition than the streets through down
state towns because Of the greater
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
POLES RATlFY TREATY.
Tri-Party Pact Now Awaits Ac-
ton of Ukraine; Bolshevists
Also Have Accepted Terms.

81 Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Warsaw. April Rehabilitation Of
the treaty Of peace between Poland,
Soviet Russia and Ukraine has been
voted by the Polish diet. This COM
pletes poland's engagement 70 have the
convention approved within thirty days
after the pact was signed on March IS.
The Bolshevik government ratified it
on March % but action by Ukraine has
not yet been reported.
Under the terms Of the convention
Soviet Russia ceded TO Poland 5000
square kilometres near Minsk, and
Russia and Ukraine turned over to
Poland the district of Polesia on the
Ukranian frontier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
SEVERE STORM COMING
THIS WAY FROM WEST
Gale. Accompanied by Cold, Oriv-
ing Rain. Headed Eastward;
Wire Service Paralyzed.
associated preaa 10 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Chicago April G,-TelcEraphio com
rnunlcation in tho West and iu eoufherD
sections of the country virtually we're
paralyzed today according - reports
received here by telegraph companies
There was no communication befrrrn
Chicago and Omaha and wires we're in
dcrnoraIfzed condition from Denver
southea stward the affected area Ir-
Guiding Dallas Texas flftie Rock.
Arkansav. Shreveport Louisiana Trm-
phis. Tennessee: New Orleans. - Iog-
iy. Nashville. Chattanooga birmingham
and Cincinnati
A gale ~ high Velocity acconparia riad
by a cold driving rain. struck Chicago
iast night. with conditions oYt slightly
improved TODAY Tho Weather Bureau
reported the storm moving southeast
tva ri
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
WINTER WEATHER DUE
TONIGHT AND TOMOHRUW

Washington, April i6.-bnother
blast of winter ls in store Tor
eastern and southern states To-
night and tomorrow. the weather
bureau announced today. The
Mississippi valley disturbance ~
yesterday IL swinging northeast
ward with freezing temperatures
in lts wake for the ohio valley
tonight and eastern and south
eastern states Sunday and sun
day night. II said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
GONPERS IS MARRIED
IN NEW YORK HOTEL
Only a Few Intimate Friends and
Labor Chiefs a csre-
rony Today.
y Aa.oclaiea = !. - -.

By Associated Press ta ..verv Fsvnntnr
View YORK Aur s-samuei COM
pers. president % the American Frirrr-
t.on 0f .-abor and lTrr Gertrude
Greaves Eeuzcheier Vnoae anEarr
nent was announced lU rlEhr Frrt
married 1c-r -0dav .rfrI
Tho CEREMONY raa e~frr-rd r
supreme court Justice rherf Vae
-cr only teV .se friends .f ra
bride ana arIdegroom rere ttrr
dance. rhes. we're guests tf -fdn
ar-aAtast immediately after ne rrn-
morv
The hest man vas John MorrIsl-
>ew Eork p-nlsner ana 5lrs Ncrrs.r
was -natgou 70 1unor
other quests ,.lea Mrs rrI.oy
and 2. 4. -arger abor aaers Nrr
Irwin Brown * Trenton .star .n.
bride Miss Elne 4leates another as.
Ser Mr and Mrs Robert ,urser rnr.
liam Ashley = awsrr
Mr. oiompers ana aalcre were afronE
the early arrivals .l .hr rarriase
license bureau where ne sonr ra4.f
was instantly -eoosl.1rd rs nr ri,t
clerk and ushered 4r,a .ae .a.ter .rcr.
There Mr Gomp~rs save rls tsr lta
hirthp place-Loudon--a fhe -an.,s
MS parents. who acre born .1 totaul
Mrs. Neuscheler llso a.sWere4 ht
formal Questions. .npy ut
decree af the divorce sue obtained .Gt.-
days ago VAS tttlcs,3 F.. -n- 81
shortly before th, ...p.t entered I
taAlcab Mr.. Gompsr, aa .a, -s-
porters 4n .oo r4qlJ or sords
nay boys.
AZ The time b, lto. elrl IRIS, rIrt
Mrs. NeusCh,ler She Nas ts.n. rr,H.
-on and had attended r.s -, ..I. -nr
several years after ,ha. Ar fon4sra
was close rrlead af ltl tu.s .
though he and ri. s4rceo did not nes.
again untl ASA real several n,vo.h-
after the death t 1.s frs, slfa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
ROC KY SECTION DIGGING
OFT OF ~DERPRST~ snow

Denver. Col AprH tf--The Rnckv
Mountain regior today was SLOWLY re-
covering from mo effects af tha rors-
storm n the winter which yesferda-
covered The 9f4frict 9ifh a snow
ranging IN depth from ti n 14
hes, blockaded railroads and paralyz-
20 wire communication in most direc-
tions from Denver Train service -o
The South annalled last light was ex-
pected 70 to resumed today
pected u return u normal nadiateIy
Wire service. however. was not ex-
because 81 the large number pf poles
torn down Temperatures below freez-
ing occurred last night In most parts n
the state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
WORKERS CUT OWN PAY.
BinghamtOn Building Trades Union.
Voluntarily Reduce Wage Scales.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Binghamton, N. Y, April 16.-Three
building trades unions have announced
voluntary reduction in wage scales
The structural iron workers last
night announced a reduction from 81
to S7h cents an hour. The painters
union has agreed to decrease its scale
from 81 to s5 cents an hour, and the
sheet metal workers from IS cents an
hour to their charter scale of IS cents
an hour.
The carpenters union was willing to
accept a reduction from 81 TO IS cents
an hour but the Master Builders Asso-
citation stood firm for rs cents an hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
CZECHO.SLONA REFUSES
TO ACT FOR GERMANY

Paris. April l6.-Germany has sug-
sested to CzeSho- Slovakia that her in
tervention in the rcparations issue be-
tween Germany and the allies would be
welcome. bat has met with a rebuff, ac-
cording TO diplomatic circles here.
The Czecho- SloVak government. il is
declared in these circles has replied TO
Germanyss suggestion with a communi-
cation declaring that the idea of Czecho-
SloVak mediation in this issue could not
be considered.
Germany, it is added, was told she
should present new proposition direct
to the allies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
NEGROES Up IN ARMS.
Demand More Recognition in Shaking
G.. q. II. Plum Tree.

The Colored Voters League held a
meeting last night. Il is said that the
appointment Of a committee was au-
thorized TO call on Republican leaders
with request that additional patron
age be given colored citizens The
failure Of Charles r. Coleburn 10 land
as a justice Of peace. seems 70 hurt
Coleburn is a member of the Repub-
Hcan State Committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
RETAINS SKELETON FORCE.
RumOrs That Harlan Plant Was TO
Close Down Are Denied

Rumors that the Harlan plant Of
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
would D. closed down entirely at noon
today. were denied by l.. II. German,
manager II the local plant. THE ru-
NOR is unfounded." said Mr.. German.
We are however. working down TO A
skeleton oTga nization. retaining a force
of 800 10 400 employees This will in
clude only the overhead working gang,
supervisors and older employees"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
MORE FROSTs PREDICTED
FOR FIRST OF NEXT WEEK

Washington April Ie-Weather pre-
dictions fer the North and Middle At
lantic States. for the week beginning
Monday are:
Much cooler. with frosts Al beginning.
norma! temperature thereafter. Cen
eraIly fair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Washingt
LINDSEY FACES JAIL AGAIN.
Denver Judge Still Obdurate and Re.
fuses to Permit Payment OF Fine.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Denver. Col. April 16-Judge Ben
r. Lindsey was to appear in court for
the fourth time today for sentence for
contempt of court following his refusal
TO reveal in county court the conf
Dental story Of a young boy whose
mother was being tried for murder
several years ago.
Postponement Of execution OF sent
ence of $500 fine or Jail term was
made three times. District Attorney
Van Cise announced last night that the
stage was all set for Lindsey's sentence
today. Except for a previous state
nent that he would rather go to jail
than betray the confidence of a child,
the judge has not Indicated his position.
He has refused numerous offers to pay
the fine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
TURKS BEATEN;
ARMY ON THE RUN

Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Athens, April 15.-The Turks
have failed completely in their
attack against the Greeks in the
Touloubanar sector Of Asia Min
or, it was semi-otiicially stated
today.
Mustapha Kemal Pasha. the
Turkish Nationalist leader, is re-
ported to be personally endeaVor-
ing TO rally his forces which are
fleeing in 6isorde~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Conference on School Law.

w II. Jump. superintendent of county
schools. is presiding at a conference i'm
No. / school, Sixth and French streets,
today. The conference was called for
the purpose of explaining in fun the
new school law. Several hundred
teachers are in attendance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
COMMUNISTS ExrEL lEyl.
Red Leader IN Reichstag ousted Tor
-SeriouSly Damaging Party

I'! Ass9Nialll tVss Y HNrIy HFUnlaE
Berlin Ap.u ts Dr rauI f..t.
leader of thc German 'omuun.at, srl
foremost rcYrestntatiNe ~ that la..t
IN The Reichstas was .Np,,Ial frou ,hr
party today rs Us Central rnmn.tl..
for gross breach of tath and srrIo.
damaging tho 0artN Dr te,N was
rected 90 surre ndcr a.s rlaalat. a.
member of The Rtighs.as
The immediat, caus, .f th, svpu. 4.
was a brochure issued PSI ~ fa..
critiCising the Moscow lntyrrattaraIr
in connection with rs, rvccnt upria.r.
in Central Germany which p, strou. s
opposed as a piece of foily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Missionary Societies at Elkton.

The regular meeting of the woman's
Home Missionary Societies of the VIII
mington district will be held at Elkton
on Thursday, April 81. Train leaves
PENNSYLVANIA station at 1907 a. IN. Din
ner will be provided BY the ladies of
Elkton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
DANIELS AID GETS SEA DUTY.
Commander Foote Assigned 10 Scout
Cruiser Salem on Pacific Coast.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. April l6.--Commander
+. W Foote, for several years personal
naval aide to former Secretary Daniels
and at present acting in a similar capac-
ity for Secretary DENLY. has been as
signed to command the scout cruiser
Salem Of the Pacific fleet. He VIII be
relieved of his present duties about May
| and will Immediately join his ship at
San Diego.
Secretary DENLY has not selected
Commander Foote's successor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
New Victor Records on Sale Today.

1874, II nderneath Hawaiian Skies" :"
Down Around SIP Sip Sippy Shore"
lS742. Make Believe Some Little
Bird Played by Whiteman's Orch
cstTa.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Sheriff Sells PrOparfy

Sheriff Joseph ii. Gould today sold to
S. H. Baynard, Jr.. for $3.50 and sub
ject to a mortgage of $4,000 the dwell
ing 323 West Twenty eighth street,
property of Anita W. kessler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Heinz May Have Plant Here.

Heinz Co. pickle manufacturers,
are reported to have obtained tract
of land north of Wilmington, between
the Philadelphia pike and the Delaware
river ON which to build a plant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
HARVEY IS CONFIRMED,
70 VOTES AGAINST HIM
Herrick's Appointment Gets Sem
ate Approval; Harvey Consid-
GRAFTON in Secret Session.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, April 1880 p. M
The nomination OF George Harvey. of
New York. to be Ambassador TO Great
Britain. and Myron T Hcrrick. Of Ohio
to be Amba ssador TO France, were con
firmed today by the Senate.
The vote on confirmation Of Colonel
Harvey's nomination was AZ TO 20, it
was announced
Washington, April l6-The nonina-
ton Of Colonel George Harvey to be
Arnba ssador TO Great Britain was taken
up today by the Senate in executive
session after Senator Lodge. the Re
publican leader. had objected 10 the
unanimous request Of Senator Harrison.
Democrat Mississippi for considera-
tion in open session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

Safe milk means healthy children.
Call I540 or 1541. The Clover Dairy
Co.-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Boys and Girls.

Another color page in this issue. Ge
a box of paints and win pri2e.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
ArtcIc q

Tho Atlantic fleet under Admiral
Henry r Mayo. went on war basis
Mt = O'Clock on the afternoon of Feb.
3. 1917
At the same hour of the same day
President Wilson delivered his message
To Congress gcvcriug relations with
Germany. and The department "f state
handed Bcrnstorn his passports.
I had Just finished sending out q ono
line dispatch ordering the mobilization
Of naval communications. when a SUM
mons came 10 me to attend n conference
with the President AT the White House.
lie had finished the delivery ~ his mes
sage ard returned g his official resi-
dence.
Nv message. which put all our com
muuications-ra telegraph teie-
phone. mails and signals-on a war
basis. read as follows
One AIatl Eadicode Mobilize Naval
Communications Secnar'
"Secnap. is the code word for secre-
tary of the navy The order was sput-
teriug out ~ wireless as walked over
"a the White House. ! found the secre-
tary of war had also been summoned.
Fears German Plotters.
The President was anxious concern
ing the safety of military and naval
property. We knew enough about Ger
man plotting to feel the very real cause
for this anxiety. There were thousands
of aliens IN the United States. none ~
whom could be interned legally unless
or until war was declared. What might
happen under the provocation 10 alien
sentiment which had been given in
severing relations with Germany none
of Us could tell: but obviously the situ-
alton Was perilous. and demanded the
taking u extraordinary precautions.
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

Plumbing and heating Alfred A.
Dorsey sos Orange street. Phone
3s7.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Amn.emenl. IunIahL

Carries brtnEins NJ ANNrl
playhOusr ihrCC N isr foNla
Queen Tho romhoy
Majestic Hold Your Nur-ss
Arcadia idols Ot llah
kialto usr Pals
savoy Ghosts 90 y sturuat
strand Down hnmr
Auditorium Dancing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
weather ForecASL

By Associated Press a. h,vory fescnIns
Washington. April a.. Woath,r fnracaet
for Delaware
Rain tonight and sunday uNcn ...Nt
sunday increasing eouthraaI ans auuth
winds. shifting - northwest hF sunday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

Tiling. lighting fixtures. fireplace fiji
tings. Geo. w. McCauley & Son. lOa
w. sth St.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
DANIELS TELLS HOW
QUICKLY NAVY WAS
PLACED ON WAR BASIS
Tailed Exactly With Presidents
Action in Severing Rela-
tions With Germany.
FLEET MESSAGE REVEALED
BY Josephus Daniels.
Former Secretary Of the Navy. 1919
to 1921

Copyright. 1921. BY John r. Ollie Copy
riehted hy National Newspaper Service,
Copyright In Great Britain. Canada and
throughout Europe. All rights reserved
including translation into foreign Ian
Euages. including the scandinavian. TN
authorized reprinting for any purpose Tor
hidden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05

The minute me green hrifffror
reached the opening at tho top OF
the cave and came out into the sun.
light there was n loud explosion and
the frog flew into a thousand pieces,
AZ the snme time the Wishing Ring
that he had swallowed fell Mt Nancy
feet
"wb-wh.wbsrs happencd- STAN.
mered Nick. rushing TO help his SIS
ter. Has the world blown up7"
mo, don't you see. Mckee" Nancy
assured him. TITS the wicked Jim.
His magic was no good on the
Equator and he's gone. The minute
he came out into the sunlight. he
dlsa ppcared. Wen have no more
trouble nowr'
I'm not 20 sure about that said
somebody near.
The twins and the goat turned
in surprise. A clown In n white and
black polka.dot suit stood beside
them. He did somcrsault before
the twins had time 10 exclaim:
Where did you come from7"
I'm Mr.. Bobadil. the circua
clown was the answer. 81 am no
longer the wicked Bobadil Jim. You
see the wicked fairy. Snitcher Snatch.
enchanted me 30 ! could help him. I
just couldn't help being wicked. But
thanks 10 Miss Nancy here, ! hap
pened 20 como onto the Equator Mt
noon. which ends all magic. good and
bad. tried 20 avoid the Equator
as long AZ ! was wicked. because
didn't want to be good again. 1t had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
II @or MI am s
Rock

BERTRAND w. SINCLAIR
'ryr'Eht 1859. BY Lutte, brown q Co

Starts on Page onc)
doubtful sort OF glance. as n she
scarcely knew how 10 take part OF
what he said isn't u lovely after
the Storm Pretty much all the civ
ilised world must feel a sort OF
brightness and sunshine today. /
imagine"
Why" he asked. II seemed 20
him most uncalicd for optimism.
Why. haven't you heard that the
war is overf'' she smiled. "The arm.
istico was signed yesterday at IL.
Aren't YOU Elady''
MciiRe reflected second. II
should be. | suppose" he mutt~rcd.
II know a lot of fellows will be--and
their people. but so far as am con.
cerned-"
I'm afraid I don't quite under.
stand what you mean. - she remarked.
Her tone was puzzled She looked
at him. frankly curious.
But he could not tell her what he
meant lie withdrew into hts shell.
And when BETTY Cover seated her.
self on a rock and evineod m inciin.
alton 20 auix him about things he
did not care TO be quiExed about. he
lifted his osp. and walked back to-
ward the Cove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05


Dear Miss Grey: Who was Paul
Revere7 ID. n.
Paul Revere scas an merican
0asrsoi. born w Boston, Mass. 1855.
be participated IN the Boston Tea
Fartv IN 1873, and carried the neros
" to EeD York and Philadelphia,
cad IN f775 became a member Of a
sorefp organized to irdtch the Brit
~ IN Boston. On April 1919. f775.
" the request Of Joseph Warren. nc
rode hH memorable midnight ride 10
L<7rGfon TO parn Hancock aud
ssruei ADAMS Of the approach OF
ssoltsh troops. While passing on
so'oards Concord. 10 ,carn the pco-
ss there, he icas captured bD party
" BTiftsh soldiers, tods taken back
70 Lexington, but released the merit
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
Confessions
Of a Bride
cspyr,r 1881, BY the vsvspsess
Ens-~prs.s Asseetst,"n
THE BOOK OF
MARTHA

JEALOUSY AND HHAfsr BREAK
Doubles the pleasure my hus-
hand had had IN Kathernes com
pany II the cabaret meant far morc
10 him than did the comforts which
l had provided IN the way OF bot
water bottles. hot lemonade and
warm blankets,
The thought made me indignant
My mood changed on the instant.
whether for better or worse. who
darcs TO decide7
no longer felt sorry because
Bot, was overcome with fatigue
He had dined mt the notorious
cafe with her. had spent al least
seven hours while tho blizzard
lasted. and had not once referred
to her after he came homei
Hot tears blinded me. felt
Isolated. abandoned. denoiate-
Life Ia confusing. and perhaps
human beings arr \ lot shallower
than they admit said to myself.
Men remain boys 20 the end OF
their days. so Mother I.orimor often
had told me. They are willing
to play marbles forever. and 50
they r.ko up with gamestors like
Katherine
stsflcd. chokcd from me sheer
torture OF my jealousy. wanted
to sit by Bob. but n ! stayed my
mind would keep revolving In
swiris OF jealousy.
Bob WOULD sleep until noon. n
no were not disturb~si. would
better no 10 rec Martha She and
I each needed a friendly shoulder
to weep upon.
Tho storm having abatcd.
went to Martha's house I did not
find her In bed. rick with weeping
over the humiliations her husband
had hcaped upon her. The papers
with tho accounts OF that spec
tacular hattie in the snow were
on the table beside her. she must
have read them. but outwardly
she looked simply a calm. sweet
young mother as she fed Lorrie
his early luncheon
The child was too young 10 un.
derstand. no Martha started Mt
once to give me the details OF the
scandal.
Thank you for coming over,
Janer' she said. 81 wanted TO talk
to you. ] hoped you would come" "
II came on my own account I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05

THE CIRCUS CLOWN"

10 ~ done by somebody else. and
Nancy was the smart little person
who thought OF IT, DO you mind u
go with you the rest OF the way7
may be able to help you
THANK you said the twins CRATE
fully. But ! don't think wen need
any more help now"
I'm not 30 sure said Mr.. Boha-
dil, ''the goat ate your Map"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
Give California Syrup of Figs" only-Say California

II your little one IN out-of sorts,
half sick, isn't resting. eating and
acting naturally--look. Motherl see
II tongue is coated. This Is a sure
sign that lis little stomach. liver and
bowels are clogged with waste. Give
teaspoonful OF california Syrup OF
Figs" and in few hours all the
constipated poison, undigestcd food
and sour bile gently pass without
gripping. and you have a well. playful