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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1921-04-07

Wiki cannot stop Dissolution--s oviets
Compelled to Abandon ~ Original
= Plan tor ! Purely Class sArmy--sit
uatIcn at Front. ,ssas
coi. Vladimir H. Lebedef, former
secretary OF the, navy in the Kussian
Provisional government and member
OF the All-Russians constituent assem-
Div. declares that the Red army is IN
a process Of disintegration and that'
this is admitted by Trotzky, BolsEeylk
minister of war, and other high Boil
sheylk military officials.
Colonel Lebedeff, who is now In;
Paris, terms the dissolution OF the Re1
army ian Inevitable process, and N
a lengthy analysis shows that despite
their military successes the Bolsheviki
are helpless to stop 1t. He supports
his argument with quotations from the
highst BOlshevik sources. y
Colonel Lebedeff, who Is member
of the party Of Socialist evollutionists,
visited this country some time ago. IN
the summer OF 1918 he was at the
head OF the Russian troops who fought
for months on the vOlga front, to-
gtther With the Czecho-Slovaks, hold,
ing the line against the Bolsheyiki. a
In June 1918, eight months after
the downfall Of the provisional gov
eminent. Colonel Lebedeff entered
new ministry organized on the Volga
by the committee of the constituent
assembly. It was as a member OF this
ministry that he organized detach-
rnents known as the Russian peoples
army, which dealt the BOlsheyikl many
severe vlOws and drove them from q
large part of the voiga territory.
Purely Glass Army Plan Abandoned.
In his cabled statement Colonel
lebedeff says:
1.-THE BOlsheviki government having
launched from the very beginning a.
grandiose civil war, and seeking to
carry this war beyond the bounds Of
Russia and supplement- the conflict
with series of foreign conflicts was
compelled to abandon its original idea
OF. a purely class army. The BOlshe.
wiki soon realized that they required
armies of millions. The military move
inents In the Caucasus. Asia Minor,
Chiya, sBuchara and on the borders OF
India, the concentration y az troops
along the Polishe R6umarian, AS
thonian, Latyians and Georgian Dor,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1921-04-07
RED ARMY IS
NEAR G0LLAP!sE
Former Mead Of Russian Navy
Says Dissolution Is
Certain.
GRAADI0sE war PLANS fail

rrotzI<y s-isousted With the Spirit o.
soldiers Forced into thu ssersice--
l Despite Military SUCCESSES 6olshse.
Wiki cannot stop Dissolution- Soviet
Compelled, to Abandon ~ Original
! spia, Tor ! Purely Class SArmy--sit-
uatIcn at Front. .sssss /
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1921-04-07

county organizations The duties of
these groups should be the mobilIza-
fiolI Of alt propaganda forces Of the
party and soviet organs for the. ar
rangement Of concerts. meetings and
the organization OF special fund drives
in the interest Of the returned yictors
of the Red front, ana for the closest
possible watch on all organs connected
with tie administration Of denobi lIza-
lions You should iJnmediately report
the formation Of All such groups of
tbree aud sfiIe spDblementarx teppgts
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1921-04-07
CAPITAL cor GU ARDS
AGAINST COLD FEET

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
SUPPER TABLE GOSSIP

Schoot oi thiliIi are being
Nacclnnicd today ny Dr. j. I. Ioch-
cry county hcalth onlc"r' assisted
ny MISS Lupe Leon county hchoo1
nurse MISS irene hutkc, county
superintendent OF schools. also N
th'r" today u. pochorty assisted
m more than 100 vaccinations last
week. Al the school children In the
county are being ~Ndcc'nnted at a sat
lsihtt"rN rate.
According Ia the Y. W. e. 4. there
are still many unemployed young
women In the city, ana the associa
ton has quite "a lengthy list OF an
plicints for positions.
The congregational choir will re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
At the TheaterS
Today

Charles Ray plays the part Of Ezra.
the loVeablc ~Carcfree barefoot boy I'm
The Old Swimmin' Hole the First
National feature attraction at the
Lyric theatcr this week. Il do not
act H." says Ray. Il simply live oyer
again many sccnc8 OF my own boy
hood. II seems only yesterday that
| was going down the meadow path
20 the old creek back home on the
farm where / was raised. And the
little red schoolhouse on the hill
came back to me as wildly as n |
was ftill making life a burden 10 the
teacher
Millions have read the novel.
"Brcwstor's Millions" Thousands
have seen the play and millions more
will now have an opportunity 10 see
the p%hotoplay. founded on the novel
and the play, with Roscoe (FattyD
Arhucklc, the noted comedian, In the
tiilo role. at the n" thoator today.
The story concerns "a young man
whose two wealthy grandfathera
have contrary views concerning his
rearing. and their disputes result IN
the gift by one of % million dollars
To the young man, and he immediate
oncr. by the other That II the hero
Will spend the other gr%andfathers
million In one year. he will give him
five millions and "A partnership.
| brewster succeeds In spending the
million, but ne loncs the big PROPOSE
ton when he breaks the rules by
marrying the girl But the girl has
/ wisely Invested enough Of the orig
/ NAL million 10 save thc day. and AL
/ ends happily. Betty Ross Clark is
the girl.
H.N Ray In The Unknown Ran.
ger" AN AyWon FILM Corporation
feature. Is 10 be shown at the Ideal
theater soon, hs q real thriller oI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

was principal OF the Albuquerque
High schools until last December,
when h. left Tor las Cruces To accept
the position OF superintendent of pub
lie schools there.
Mrs. u. -. Taylor has sold her
beauty parlors on West Copper ave-
nue. 20 Mrs. Cora a. Talbort, uf Dcu-
yer, and the new owner h ,nw In
charge. Miss Fay Chcvalicr. who had
been with Mrs. Taylor FOR some time.
will remain under the new manage
meut. Mrs Talbcrt was engaged In
the same business in Denver before
her recent removal to Albuquerque.
Mrs. Taylor will remain in AlbuquCr-
que for the present.
The Woman'S club az the Congrr.
g%ational church will meet Thursday
afternoon nt the home Of Mrs, Ernest
smith. 406 south Walter 81.
The Ladies' AID society Of the TArS-
hytorian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon al 2:3O o'clock In tl,e
church parl0rs.
Lola la Monte, national lecturer of
the W 9. 7. u. u in the northern
part Of the state his week doing
organization work. She has visited
Dawson and clayton and several 9TH
or towns. During her stay IN Ration
she secured the donation OF two town
lots to the Francis r. willard school
at Bolen from Hugo Soaburg. proprie-
tor of the Seaburg hotel. The lots
will be sold and the money put into
the school. The Belen school now
owns property In -four counties, Ber-
uulillo. Valencia. Socorro and ColfaN,
The F1ks ministries played To anoth-
or good house at the High School
auditorium last night. The CLOSING
performance will be given tonight.
The Good Samaritan class Of tho
! Central Avenue Methodist church vii.
meet Thursday afternoon AZ 1850
o'clock In the sunday school room ol
the church. Al strangers and Others
Interested In sunday school work nr'
invited To be present.
The Junior picnic 81 the University
/ on annual affair. was held his morn
inF In Bear canyon.
Manuelita Galicgo~ de ma has
filed suit Tor divorce from Miguc
Scnn. alleging non-support.
Carl ItcmmerS was cited ca appca
In police court tonight on the chargI
~ speeding
The childrcn Of 81. Anthony's or
phanarc. some OF the children frou
Dr. iukens' hospital and the ludiaI
school band viii be guests Of IN
Eiks at the closing performance Il
tho Elks' ministries tonight.
The Moman's AuNnary unit a
Hugh A. Carlisle Post No. 10. Amer
lean Legion. will hold a committo
meeting Thursday at 7'3O y. m. a
the homo ~ Mrs John Summers. a.
West Lead n Ladies OF "a
various committees appointed Mare.
0. please attend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
RIGS UNLOADEO At
ROSWELL THREE
NEW OIL WELLS
Drilling Activity in Pecos
Valley Has Not
Abated

Though the excitement over oil IN
the vicinity Of Roswell has abated
TO some extent. the search for u has
by no means ceased. and tho opinion
IL expressed that tho fluid will be
found In sufficient quantity TO put Il
on "a commercial basis.
Three outfits nro being unloadcd
from cars at Roswell today 10 make
additional tests. Tests will be made
at Hagcrman's big pasture. rs miles
east OF Roswell BY the Trinidad on
corporation. Bob" Adams will DO In
charge Of the work there.
The seSond well Is 10 be drilled on
leases oWned nv senator ". q. bur
sum and Reid. Hcrvev and Idcn.
This well g. being drilled about 20
miles east OF Roswell on "a large struc-
ture recently found by Dorsey HaEcr
and an associate Ecologist. This
structure lies between two former
tests made for oil about t5 years ago.
Considerable oil was found In these
wells at hat time. but u n now
known that N Of these wells was
Just on the structure TO the east and
tho other TO the west. II Is believed
now That OH In paying quantities Will
be- found there.
The drilling hero h being one by
tho Bunalo-itoswcll OH company.
which ~ financed BY Buffnlo. y. Y,
capitalists.
The third well II 90 be- drilled at
or a Duncan. y NJ. about 30 miles
southwest OF Roswell This now de
velupment b. in addition TO three deep
wells that the National Exploration
company IL now drilling In the vicin-
go AN nAmu..IN ali 80 HEAHAI aUAWI
will make @ very fair test OF the
fields.
Holbrook. Aria. there rs renewed
activity iu 10" ou situation. e. number
~ leases having been recently made
with substantial persons which leases
carry drilling obligations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

IA western melodrama with a cast
hat can ride. act and fight while
the scenes have been filmed In Texas
along the Mexican border.
The Unknown Ranger" is a re-
markedly fine attraction. There
have been no better stories % western
life filmed so an unusual treSit h In
store for the patrons OF tn. Ideal
theuter.
Douglas Fairbanks n playing at
the pastime today la The Nut" the
latest Fairbanks special release. This
is said to feature Fairbanks in an
entirely new role and one that VIII
surprise and delight you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
Hernandez, Fox and
Boule Address the
Kiwanis Club

H. G. Hernandez, collector Of the
Internal revenue office here and chief
speaker at the noon luncheon % n
kiwanis club this noon told members
Of the club that Albuquerque should
work hard for one Of the government
tai hospitals. Ne pointed out the ad-
vantaRcs OF Albuquerque as a health
resort and told why he considered
the city "a logical place for the hos
pitai
Lynn ". Fox and y. y. Boule were
the oral boosters of the luncheon.
speaking on Kiwanis creed. Songs
were sung by the double quartet from
the University. Mrs. D. W. Paw,
accompanied The attendance prime.
"a % OF groceries, given by Homer
~. ward was won by Thomas Hughes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
49, and 27-inch Embroidery
Are Down to 98c

The fact that 49, and 27-inch embroidery
houncings are down to 98c a yard should mean
a great deal to women who make their own
and their children's dresses. This quality
j houncing at 98c a yard will bring the cost of
summer dress making down to a point that one
has been waiting for for four years. They are
displayed in the main aisle of the first floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
Real Heather Bloom
PetticoatS at $I.4o

Good heather bloom petticoats S l:49 each.
That's the whole story in a nut shell. Except
that they come together at the waist with a
long life elastic band and are obtainable in
black and white and all colors. They are dis
played on a rack near the elevator on our Sec
ond floor, ready-to-wear department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

Can now supply limited Amount
factory wood la fun wagon londA
Hahn Coal Ga. Phona VI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

Man finds old vest with 500, re-
turns o.. b. ,umulHI,nted uu honesty
Huh W,'a like Co know what he Il
have done lf he'd found an old pair
of pants with something iu the hip
purk,t.- seattle star,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

Tho best cellars don't seem to
relish advertising Washington Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
DELAWAREANS IN
FUNERAL ESCORT
Governor Denney and Other Ex-
service Men From This State
to Honor the Unknown"

In the military procession that win
escort the body OF the Unknown
Soldier" from the Capitol to Arling-
ton National Cemetery for final burial
On Friday. Armistice Day. Delaware
viii be represented by a delegation of
25 or more eN-service men. Governor
William ID. Denney and Captain
Harry Il. Pettyjohn. State commander
% the American Legion. viii be among
the delegates.
The party Is not limited to 25. that
number being set as the minimum for
whom the railroad will reserve
special Pullman. IL is desired Go have
as many as possible TO make the trip
90 Washington. Leander II. Webb.
who is making arrangements, re-
Ceivcd word from Washington today
that place i'm the parade has been
reserved for the Delawareans. The
party will leave Wilmington in a
special Pullman car attached TO the
Washington express at 1i.4i tomorrow
night.
An ex-service men, who can do so.
are requested 20 communicate with
MIR. Webb. by calling telephone 651,
between ) a. m. and 5 y. m. today. or
G. l.. Sweeney, at 6674 w. after $50
o'clock this afternoon.
The party will carry she national
and State colors. All men who march
in the parade win be uniformed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

~. Murray, &. M. Harrington, ". -.
Burros. G. w. Graham. H. 10. Lewis.
George II. Dawson, Walter Morris.
q. Leslie Goodin. H. Granville. w. M.
Scanlon, j. A. D0wncs, Mr.. BoHtls. w.
3. Ifnman. NJ. NJ. Scanlon. Thomas
v. Keith, s w. Hammond. II. G. llel-
fcnstcin, William f. Foolss. LynfUrd
Outten, Jesse y. Benton. %. Ruyter,
n. NJ. Helm, j. Hall Anderson, j. G.
Beck w. ~. Ilnrnnn Henry X. Roscoe.
James N Thomas, Albert Maay, Hem
ny I. Beers, Dr. r. A. Burton G. w.
Jones. w. Charles Boyer, H. X. Me
Daniel. G. w. Bell. Charles Mathews,
A. ID. cobb n. j., Forney, y. Rodney
BELL. Claude M ITinsley, G. ID. Ridge
Is. O. w. Nightman. q. Ashworth
Burstein, Frank r. Collins,s w. -
'rhornburgh, A. r. Miaen. j. u. Teat
T. G. Hayes. w. -. Watson. -. |. Ab.
bott. w. ". Satteriield. M. Il. Zurkow
IT, w. Colonna. I1ldod r. Clarke. k
l.. Cowgirl. r. g. Helm. r. 6. Ban
croft. w. s.. Scarborough, robert ID
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

simmons. Howard Hopkins, j. Henry
Hazel, Walter Ware. w. +. Pritohett,
w. M. IIinkle. j. w. Isadish, Earle E
.Tarxcs, G. -. syphcrd, l.. M Goncher
c -. Wilson, Henry r. Jones'. James
w. Wise. Harry Mcdaniel. G. W
ftnrdestry, l.. n. Smith, r. Clayton
5oating. Howard M. Buekson, w. r.
Maioney, j. r. McwiIliams. o. y.
Wharton, r. G. Jones. w. a. Powell.
~ j. Hayes, W. n. Baker. James A..
Hastings, q. *. Cummins, w. -.
Clements, John w. James. Clara NJ.
Wise, James G. Wickes. !. n. Hughes.
|T O.. Cook, NJ. Hayes Wilson, II. l..
fafford. Charles r. Jackson. Walter
T.. stewart, j. M. Houston, W -.
Watson. RI. D. Dorzback. j.. r. Loose.
]. G. comistey. IL. y. speai. e. II.
earton, j. ~. Bice. Jr., RI. H. Harrison.
~. v. Holloway, wiltie Case. George
j.. Anderson. r. r. Herbert, T. J. Mor-
ris. w, J. Massey. !. Frank Startling.
James B Behen. w. r. Cooke and
] Robert Carly. w. w Sarton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
WHAT DELAWARE DID At
LEGION CONVENTION
Col. Miller Prepares a Report
Of the Work at Kansas
City.

Colonel Thomas w. Miller. chair
man of the delegation representing
this state at the national convention
of the American Legion nj Kansas
city, Mo. has prepared report of the
convention. The Delaware delegation
comprised Captain John ] Dugan and
Colonel Miller. Post No. 1. who were
elected secretary and chairman OF the
delegation respectively; Dr. Meredith
J. samuel. Lawrence Roberts Post.
No. 81. Of Wilmington. James II. Bicc,
Jr.. Walter l.. Fox Post. No. ?, OF
Dover; Earl sylvester OF Harrington,
Post Ne. Z. and f.eander II. Webb OF
Lawrence Roberts Post No. 81.
Roth pr. samuel and Mr.. webb.
who were alternates. took their seats
as delegates when their principals
failed to report.
Duc 60 the fact that the credentials.
permanent organization and resolu-
tions committecs of the convention
were directed 20 convene before the
convention was called 10 order. the
chairman assigned Captain pusan 10
represent the state of Delaware I'M
asmuch as there was no other member
IN Kansas city az the time
The Delaware delegation served on
the following committees;
James u. llice, Dr.. on the committee
ON legislation aud the committee 10
select the time and place OF the next
convention. Dr. Meredith l. Samuel
ON the committee on central welfare
and the committee ON finance.
Earl sylvester on the committee On
constitutional amendments and the
committee ON naval affairs.
I. A. Webb on the committee on
Antericnnism.
John 2 nuean ON the committee on
military afairs.
Thomas W. Miller on the committe,
on rvauiutions. he being elected chair
man of this committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
HEUM A ISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the Rheu
matte Poison Starts to Leave the System Within
Twenty-four Hours

begins ~ searches out ahe uric acid de
DOsits, disSolves the secretions and drives
rheumatic poison out Of the body through
the Kidneys and bowels
It's marvellous how quickly it acts.
Blessed relief often comes IN two days.
and even In cases where the suffering Is
most painful all traces disappear In a feV
days
Mr. James II Allen. the dIscoverer o.
Allenrhu who for many years suffered the
torments Of acute rheumatism, desires all
sufferers 70 know that ne does not want q
cent of anyone's Money unless Allenrhu
decisively cOnquers this worst Of all dis
eases. and he has instructed n. y. Dan
forth TO guarantee Il IN every instance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

N. B Danforth and every druggist In
this county Is authorized TO Eay 20 every
rheumatic sufferer In this vicinity that "
two bottles Of Alienrhu the sure con-
queror OF rheumatism. does not stop all
agony. reduce swollen Joints and do away
with even the slightest twinge OF rheu-
matte pain. he Will gladly return your
money without comment
Allenrhu has been tried and tested for
years, and really marvellous results have
been accomplished even in the most
severe cases where the suffering and
agony Was intense and piteous and where
the patient was helpless,
Alenrhu relieves at once. Immediately
after You start 10 tase IL the good work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Precious Health-Giving Vita
mines Now Put up in
Tablets.
EASY TO TAKE RESULTS
QUICK ECONOMICAL

Objectionable features. slow results and
upset stomachs from eating yeast have
caused many "a give up the treatment, but
now thanks TO modern chemistry, you can
buy small highly concentrated tablets In
bottles of sixty at any drug store. Each OF
these Phos-Pho Nitamine tablets contains a
proper dose Of Yeast Nitamfne (Water
soluble ~ obtained from yeast
These phos-Pho yitamine tablets made
expressly for medicinal use also contain
the Fat Soluble A Vitaminea tiny dose
OF Sodium and Glycerophosphates. etc.
which thus combined do not disturb the
stomach as yeast may often do and the
tablets of course are much easier TO take.
results are quicker.
Thousands of people with Phos-Pho Vita
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Charlie Angelo Missing.

Charlie Angelo, 500 Lincoln street,
is the Angelo reported 20 the police
missing, and not Tony. his brother. of
the same address. Charlie has been
missing about three months. Tony
SAYS. lie Is about % years old and
unmarried. When last heard OF, he
was az Havre de Grace. Md. Tony is
anxious for Information and will APP
rreciate any that is given him con-
eerning his brother. II is possible that
Charlie is a victim n foul play. and
hts family is anxious 20 learn the facts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

mine tablets arc ga
Being made OF fin
est ingredients by
one of America ;
largest laborator
les - druggists
chemists and ex
perts endorse this
new and better
way To systematic
ally take Vita
mines. The name
Irving Laboratory
on bottle and car
ton is a Ruaran tet
of finest quality
and purity in med
lcine. Each botti'
of sixty tablets
comes packed II
orange colored car
ton. Drugg l st
have Phos : Pho
Vitamine tablets
now or send 81 pluI
4c war tax for bot
tie prepaid e
Irving Laboratory
Wheeling, w. Va.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
IMPOSES NOMINAL FINE.
An Accused Policeman Is Required to
Forfeit Three Days Pay.

On account of his previous good rec
ord policeman brought before the Di-
rectors of Public Safety yesterday
afternoon was sentenced to >pay the
nominal fine of three days pay. Two
weeks suspension is generally the
for this offense.
Application for positions were re-
ceived from Albert O'Brian, Harry
Short--Edward Johnson and Fred
rick Swartcr. They were ordered filed
The weekly reports show 81 prison
ers arrested in the past week and
x29S,45 collected in fines and costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
DEATHS.

CARNEY--In this city on November :.
1914. James J., husband OF Ellen r
Carney lnce Rowe
Relatives. trends. Holy Name Society.
Wilmington Camp. No. ass. Modern
Moohmen Of America. ard Wilmington
Lodge. No. lst, Loyal Order OF Moose.
and employees of Pullman Car shops are
invited 30 attend the funeral from hts late
residence. S25 kirkwood street. on Friday
morning November IL at o'clock
Requiem mass at 81 Mary Church In
terfneu, az Cathedral cemetery
CttGG@In this city on November
1921. sarah E wife ~ Richard a
Jiexg. aged ~ wears
Relatives and friends arr invited 20 at
tend the funeral services az her late resi-
drncc liia West Fifth street. on Thurs
day afternoon. November 10 at 23O
o'clock luterment at ~ilverbrook GENE
terry
STATES In this city on November 2
1921 Caroline \ states agcd 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 az.
tend the funeral from her late residence
2ncit King street. on Thursday morning
AZ y o'clock ke4ulcm mass al Cathedral
intcrment al IomhsrdN cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Our Way OF Handling
Bavp ve

insures it against any ordinary in
jury. No smashing or banging al
lowed in our transfer service.
Every employe is instructed TO
handle every piece with the same
care as if it we're his own. Phone
US # you are going away or have
just come back and want your
baggage quickly.
Ia. m. to 5 p. m. D. b A. 244
15S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Given Surprise Party.

a surprise parry in. honor of Albert
a. and Robert &. Bartels was given
az their home saturday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

Arrnistice Dance pythian Castle.
Thursday evening. Prizes. Benefit ID.
Z. *. k.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

additional death notices received too late
Cor this column vii hcfound on Financial
Page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
new AND EASY WAY TO
TAKE YEAST VITAMON

mine tablets arc gaining new found health.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09

One laborer. so years of
age; married, three children:
twelve months W t h 0 u t
steady work.