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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
NOVT EISkUP CLEVELAND
SKE Diocese.

Toledsky biskup JOSEPH
Schrembs, ienz byl vtera ime
novan naslednikem dine 12. Il
! nora zemreleho biskupa ]. P
Farrellyho nastoupi vysoky 4
rad patrne dne 21. kvet1la pr
ordinovani iedenacti knezi
Nastoleni omezi Sc ien ma pre-.
wet df'adu 2 rukou administr$
tora Or. w. A. Scullena, kter}
pfecte papezsky list hlasici
jmenovani a uvita pax noVehC
nacelnika diecese, ktery pfi-
padnou reel odpovi.> Obrady,
ku kterym jest ocekaVana ne
obytejna 1Gast, zakonceny bu-
dou slavnostni mSi.
Novy hodnostaf narodil Sc Y
Ratisbonu V Bavorsku pred 80
roxy, p0chazi u d9lnicke rodi-
ny, neb ieho otec byl kOvafem,
jenz Sc musel starati o l6 di-
tex. Mlady Josef priSel do Ame
riky 5 rodinou jako l0-lety
hoch a dan byl do Skol V Penn
sylvanii Dva roxy byl ucite-
lem, studoval vsak dale a roku
1889 sta! Sc duchovnim V
Grand Rapids, Mich.
la sv6tove valky byl iednim
re ctyf biskupd tvoficich w
konny vybor Narodni Valet-
ne Katolicke Rady, kterazto
organisace po primeri pfem6-
nena byIa Ma Narodni katoli-
ckou DobroCinnou Radu.
Biskup Joseph Schrembs je
lie pfedchozich zprav mu-
zem prostym a velice dobro-
tinnym. iak prohlaSuji vsich
nj, ktefi 5 nj mvesli Y styk. Kdo
Sc stane ieho nastupcem Y To-
ledu, neni dosud znamo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
MOVE NAVRHY JAk u
ZDRAVITI MEsTSKE FL
NANCE.
Druhy den verejneho slyseni.

Ia vcerejsiho vereineho sly
Semi pred zvlastnim vyboren
pro vySetfovani m6stskeho pc
n6zniho hospodaTstvf byl ridi-
tel m6stskych pray w. B.
Woods pozadan, ably pfipravil
svoie nahledy smerujici prav6
k teto naprave.
Ma podati dobrozdani, zda
jest sprayno pouzfvati dani ma
placeni dGta jinych povimo-
sti IA rok minuly, zda spravno
jest vynechavati roGnfm roz-
poctu n6kter6 neZaplacene po-
hledavky, Zda dovoleno jest
pfenaseti dluhy jednoho roku
do druheho, aniz sc zminovati
o pramenech, Z nichz tyto ma
il byti uhrazovany.
Riditelove Clevelandske OBJ
chodni Komory odhlasovali
vtera, aby mestska administra-
ce provadela 1ctovani tax, iaf
nafizuje m6stsky charter. Po-
dobny navrh byl pred tydnem
finanGnim vyborem mestske ra-
dy zamitnut, ielikoz by vyzo.
doval vlastn6 move finanGni "a
tizeni mesta o $4,000 ma w.
lohy pro uctovaci komisi. Krok
tento zamitan Jest Obchodni
komorou S poznamkou, ze jest
faleSnou Gspornosti, ielikoz by
ZOstrenym dozorem byly mestu
rocn6 usporeny obnosy daleko
v6tSi.
Riditel municipami revisni
1radoVny l.. E. Garter byl wee
ia hlavnim sv6dkem utoGiI
Ma nektere neporadky, kdezto
m6sto hajili financni fiditel
Metcalf a fiditel Wood.
Dnes vypovfdati bude G.. A.
Gesell, tajemnik Obcanske Ii
gy a haiti rapport teto organi-
SAGE vydany V bfeznu, jimz po-
prye bylo durazn6ji upozorno-
vano ma Spatny finantni stav
mesta velky priSti schodek.
ma jehoz uhradu neni dosud
zadnFch prijmovych zdroiu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
DO STARE VLASTI.

Prostrednictvim pfeplavni-
no jednatele p. FIR. Sakryda
vyjeli dnes Z New Yorku. pc
lodi Noun Clay PIP. Josef
Kozak, Frank Sykora, Anna
Sykora, josef Sykora. Frank
Sykora, Vladimir Kuchynka,
Jenofefa Kuchynka, Ferdinand
Kuchynka a Milada Kuehyn-
ka. Cestu mali vyplacenou Pc
iednokabjnove lodi pres Ham
burk ma teske hranice do Pod
mokli
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
SPOLECENSKY VECfREk v
BROADWAYSKE
kNIHOVNE.

Zastupce naSi stare vlasti,
zdejSi konSul DIR. BartoSovsky
pfedstaven byl velice pripad-
lym Zpusobem "a vGerejSiho
VeGlrku broadwayske kni-
1ovn6 Sirsi naSi verejnosti. Sta
10 Sc tax "a neobvykle Cetne L.
Casti.
Program Zahajen byl vytec
ne provedenou hudebni sklad-
bou bratri Hrubych, iez shro-
mazd6ni vpravila do nalady,
nacez byl spravkyni knihovny
pi. Ledbetterovou pfedstaVen
,. DR.. Bartosovsky, ktery pro-
lesl kratSi angl. proslov Ia le-
rionare odpoved6l p. Bedfich
Holub, ienz jmenem svych spe-
ludruhu sliboval p. konsulovi
'Dolupraci v kazd6m pocinani,
noerujicimu k prospechu nasi
V6ci.
Kvarteto naSich p6vcu pax
ZaZpivalo diva muzske sbory
"Bvvali Cechove" rozmarnou
pisen "Slovicko Nikoli'. Smi-
seny sbor pax Zapel naSi ma
rodni hymnu "Kdc domov
muj". Prvni cast programu by
In posluchacstvem vd6tn6 pfi-
iata odmenena potleskem.
Tovarnik p. +. J. Week O.
mlouval Sc svoii chorobou, ~
nemuze slovni doprovod k pek
ne sbirce pohledu re stare Via.
Sti prednesti sam a byl V tom.
TO smeru zastoupen p. Bartuh
KEN, ktery podal pfisluSny w
klad angl. reel. Obrazky uka
zovane jsou jednou q nejpek
nejSich serii kdy Zde videnych
Spatfena jich byla vSak ier
east, druhy oddil nemene IA
iimaVy dostane Sc ma pro
gram budoucne.
Po vyterpani zabavniho pro
gramu auditoriu odebral 81
y. konsul DIR. BatoSovsky dc
mistnosti knihovny V horejSin
patfe, kde byl seznamovan
iednotlivymi osobnostmi.
Cetna navst6va vterejsi jes
dukazem, re jest mezi nam
porozumeni ] pro tehto dru "a
bavy a uspeth bude zajiste po
bidkou, re Sc dockame V neJ
kratSi budoucnosti podniku po
dobn6ho,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12

procesy a personal soudcd a.
by rozslfen byl asi tri ven.
kovske kolegy.
Ma kalendari naiezalo Sc
dine z. kvetna 223 trestnich pfi
pad6, vcetne a vrazdy prvnfho
stupne. Prodlouzenf sOudnf Sc
zony jest arci mrzutym made
lenim pro soudce, jelikoz bude
patrne prazdninova jejich do
ba omezena, ale nenf vyhnuti,
jak pravil pfedseda Foran.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
NEWS OF SMYRNA.

Smyrna, May 3-I.ocal fruit growers,
after a close inspection Of their orchards
during the mast few days, sec prospects OF
at least small fruit crop and have re-
sumed the work Of spraying.
Mrs. Charles NJ Wharton, of Philadel-
phia. is n guest of Mrs. Amanda Ashcraft
MIR and Mrs. Robert III. Denney Of
The Lindens entertained over the weekend
Miss Catherine Denney, Miss Hazel
Alexander Miss Thclma Hines, and Miss
Vivian Porter of the University of Della
ware, and Frederick Peach of Dayton,
Ohio
Iicutenant-C Commander and Mrs Hpr-
ace Evans Spruancc stopped over in
Smyrna for visit with MIR and Mrs.
Edgar Spruancc, while en- route TO Cali
forhia
Miss Blanche Rollins is visiting friends
in Georgia, Alabama and Florida.
MIR and Mrs w T. Black, of Mil
waukCe. Wis, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Clarence b. Raymond
Mrs Howard X Jones and little dauCh-
ter, Sarah, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Norris, in Philadclphia
Former Congressman and Mrs l..
Irving Handy who have been spending the
winter in Wilmington with their daugh-
ter Or Margaret Handy, have returned
here and opened their house on Mt.
Vernon street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

pov,r May Mr. George farmer
81 the Elck,cl Cooper farm in New Castle
county parked hl, automobile on the
mann >id, streets of Dover. Saturday
evening hut when hc returned II was gone
IL has net been recovered ,aus lar
Tho funeral oi former Representative
and oyster Revenue Collector. Joseph
liopAlu~ Vhitn faoh place her, Yesterday
irom hs late resldcrcc on Governors
at,ruc was largely attended Roy G +
~uith 80 Cho>Wold conducted services and
o. ru,nt MAS u..lc At Lakeside cemetery
OIL game n ha-chall Yesterday after
Il .r h,tVc,r Is, trum 81 the state Col
lr tar ta.,r.4 = Id,.f h .tfd tho coiorcd
.tNt ,c latter Vtr,, victorious
q. -..ur,. ST 4t.2
" ~irN N,ph secretary oi the State
k tI Ntrpai'urr. uhu was ~uddculy
~. .rf 81 h., athre M the state House
aiout t,t DAYS ago continues to improve
Nftmu RucA colored psckcd the first
Strawberries ~ qlantitlc> finding ready
so, SATURDAY last Tor several quarts
III G. heruc, 40 s. 20 - cents per quart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
STRUCK By A TRAIN.

Rrdgc,lllo Nav 3 While attempting
cto>> the railroad TRACK ~ thr crossing
Just north of the passenger station here
vostordav morning about 30 O'Clock
nr Lawrence NJ Cahal aged ~ wears
wsl- -truck by a south bound freight train.
He had heen making an early rall IN tho
country and was returning home in his
coupe
II being about time for the first train
north. DR. Cahall whose northern view
was obStructed by Layton and Owens
manufacturing plant had looked for the
north bound train and was unable to see
the south bound train and crossed lust in
time for the freight tram to strike the
rear end ~ bis car The door Of the
coupe iortupatell came open and the
ioctor Wa thrown from the car to the
orthcu platform Of the station He wa.
an iu4nd M a dazed condition with
nal injuries. but nc cuts
ihc machine was thrown on tie plat
o. Of the station and demolished DR..
mes Of Scaford the railroad physician
immediately summoned and attended
(onWell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
BRIDGEVILLE NOTES.

Brac.4 i Ma, The work 81 lav-
lr. nef' cross tna rIlrr III Hearr
VII a.-t b,cu e.uuctcd and tie
tr il eg 20 opcr :. I'll, puhilc 10 few
vr.b-
I4tfon a Ouer- Manufacturing CO
B r"iuco.i vag,.- 81 ~ basket ard crate
'u.tar herr from - noH'- per hour Ii
~ ,rt,
M and Mr. Frances Morgan. gave !
VARIETY shower ar their home. Ia>t evening
Ia honor q NJ and Mr. Harry Russell
Wha were married about Two wears agg
aud have resided with their parents. Mr.
aud MrS y Russell but expect to occll-
pN their home OF, Broad street IN few
dn,
Ihc three-act comedy. a Privat,
Secrctarv which was presented bv tn,
eefl,r class % the high school IN the tow1
hgll last week rctted about so. which
will bc used e. defrav the expenses of the
class OF u trp 70 " ashington. after the
close of the school term.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Stewart ot Toledo
OHIO. were here last week as guests or Mr.
and Mr. Charles II Brown. Mrs. Brown
j. Il sister Of Mr. Stewart
new Buick automobile owned bv
Mr. Parker Of Salisbury. Md. was de-
mplished at the end Of the Bridgeville
Grecnwood road. Yesterday as he was en-
uputc from Philadelphia in making a
'Irr the ear upset and Is said To have
turned over twice Mr. Parker escaped
WITHOUT any serlOu, injuries and con
tinucd has journey by ran sending a truck
O. take the demolished car 10 Salisbury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Testimonial to Foreman Harrison
OF Delmar, Who is Now on
p. r. r. Retired Roll.
NEW VESTRY OF ST. THOMAS

Prom Every Evenings Correspondents.
Newark, MAY 3 At a congregational
meeting az - Thomas T. T.. Church, last
night All the members Of the vcstrv were
re-clcctcd rs follows Alfred \. Curtis. DIR,
George \ llartcr. David G. Rose. Lew II.
Bowen. H. Lee Rose. George Dohson.
Charles W Colmcy. William ID. Dean
and George Carter The vcStry elected
the following officers Senior warden,
Nfrcd \ Curtis Junior warden and treas
urer. Dr George \ lIarter; secretary, ID.
Lee Rose
Delegates and altcrnatcs to the Diocesan
san Convention "a be held az Milford next
Icek, were chosen. rs follows Alfred 4.
Curtis and David c. Rose, atornatcs. DIR.
lartcr and. William ID Dean The tenta-
ti,r budget for the next fiscal year was
submitted. showing the estimated expenses
o. w. between s.. 900 and So. 500
after tho Vestrv meeting the Guild held
mec'mp lu the parish house Mr. Curtis
Whp rccruU, returned from California
where be- had spent the winter and David
& Ross, who rcccntlv returned from
FLORIDA where he had spent the winter,
nav short talks descriptive ot Clal-
iornn and florida.
lnal reports received from the recent
p,kr showed the receipts 70 have been
about s65 Mrs Sprugle. Mrs Matte
noh~nu MIR, Crc,wcll. Mrs Christodora.
George pnhSon. William ID Dean and
- o. Rnsr were appointed to arrange
'o. straw lcrrl festival ~ lure Clarence
neru,N Viii have charge ~ the music
thc meeting was then turned over to
a., r tcrtanmcnt committee Ehcrc
Wt- da' clug and light refreshments were
-,ttt4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

and Camp Dewitt, near WiIliamsport, Pa,
TO be away AL week.
Sussex Gas Co has purchased new
auto truck to take care Of increasing BUSH
ness. f. c. Dawson also has bought n
new truck.
News was received. yesterday, that
William Lundy, formerly Of this town WAS
quite i'll Mt bis home in Savannah, Ga.
Miss Esther Fople, of Wilmington, is
here visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J..
w. Fogle
Rev John J. Bunting of Berlin, Md.
is visiting with friends here. He formerly
was pastor of st. Johns M. r.. Church,
Seaford.
Mrs George Schenkle. of WcnoDah,
n. j., is here with her grandmother, Mrs.
Thomas II. Cottingham.
Howard Galloway, of Norfolk, Va,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. q.
Fred Galloway, West Scaford.
Scaford Masons visited the Millville
lodge of Masons last night, it being the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, May 3.-scrgeant and
Mrs. Harry Shaw of Fort du Pont arc
being congratulated upon the birth Of a
baby girl
Privnte CBrtiss Shultz wAs honorably
discharged from the army at Fort dti
Pont, yesterday.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. y.
Church of ST. Georges win meet at the
home of Mrs. j. w. Carrow, Thursday
afternoon.
Willard Guessford WAS driving vaiu-
able horse, owned by Henry Curlett, near
tho canal bank at St. Georges, yesterday,
when the animal lost it's balance end
plunged into the canal breaking it's back.
II had 10 be killed to end its suffering.
Captain Derrik Ostensen OF Atlantic
City, ~ j., is visiting bis mother, Mrs.
Mary Ostensen of Port Penn
At the request of the Community Wei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
NOW On RETIRED ROLL.

Dclmar. May 3.-Richard " Harrison.
motive power foreman Of the PenDsyl-
vania railroad Go al Delmar retired from
active service. May ! Starting as a ma
chinlst with the Maryland Division
April J. 1873 he advanced through the
POSITIONS Of freight and passenger engineer
% that Of foreman in charge Of both cars
aud locomotives He has resided here
eleven wears and viii now return to his
former home IN Wilmington
Previous h. leaving his office, Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
RETURNING PROM ABROAD.

Seaford, May 3-Mrs May Knowlton
left yesterday for New York City, having
received n wireless message from her hus-
band, Captain Parker C. Knowton, master
of the steamship West Brook, that he
would dock in New York by the first of
the week. Captain knowlton in returning
from voyage to Germany, having cleared
the port of Bremen with general cargo.
Mrs w. W. Griffith, also Of this town,
yesterday received word from her husband
Captain Griiirth, master of the four-mast
schooner, Willis A. Holden, that he had
arrived safely Mt 1ampico, Mexico. after
n record-making run across the Gulf of
Mexico, from Pensacola Florida. cover
ing the distance in seven days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
NEWS or LEWES.

cVc- NlaV 2 Mr. and Mrs - Clan
Ca uh,ll are moving into DIR. James I
T'u u- cottagr IN IcwC~ Beach
vhr., 'H1 viI st., uutil the huIldlns
,perit. lb pout Engineering c.
b fei NJ Campbell being en-
I fhlt mDanN
if fnc Which recently swept through
~ a.. wood near Milton. destroyed
nI tn. ,.ulhlr timber Tins Is the secono
~ .t,r Il aulv = few wears
tsu Long 81 I.cWc~ WAS pilot on the
oru~rr Coumhla ON Lcr return
{ lH adclpha from Gu4rtonomo td-
tnr Simpson ua> nu board and no ~hir
V.- Flowed q, pas thr Columbia whil,
goae up thc p,.aVar, river
Dr and MIR Rolaua Favuter - George
teNn were guest, % LcUe> iriend> on
SUNDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Scaford. Nav b Mrs Katie Stevens.
wife Of W ID stevens, editor Of the Sea
ford News received u severe cut Yesterday
when q knife with which she was cutting
bread, slipped, striking her forcibly on the
thumb
Rev and Mrs f. +. Carpenter and Mr.
ard Mrs William Dewitt left yesterday on
a motor trin tn Wilmington Piiladelphla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Cut This OUT n worth Noner

Cut out this slip. enclou s4tn q s.
mail IL - Foley a Or. 1ff hN
Ayo.. Chbagp fn. wfurr fau M
and nddfora clearly YaH m
in return trial parkaRa raffnlI
Foiey'a Honey ard Iar ranueund
coughs colde and rrolr FlIr E.dnt
pills FOR yafpa iu dee ard 1s6f
rheuuatinrn. herkache kldnng ard h
der ailments and Ealny fntEmff
Tablets. WhnIrr.r.f and fh0fuufff
cleansing rafh1rfir far " patton
louHueaH beadtrhnH ard HuwF
Z bowels. y - Daufortn Al
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
ATTACKED BY A HOG.

Smyrna May 3-Mrs John Simpson,
who lives on farm near Greensprlng is
confined to her bed as the result of being
attacked recently by hog white in the
back yard doing some chores.
The hoise made by the animal was
heard by her husband, who drove it off.
Her clothes were torn, and she was severely
bruised, however
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

getting mat t0norrov may b. 100 par
cent sunshine a. business udusinz
must BE- more Fundamental kdVnrtif
ing. the power Nhicn makes a biniHas
grow. should be increased sheu ftNf
ara cloudy. 90 football. when rff rtHl
peting team rriaKsH ifa effort tbaf
the very tlrne - buck thn luf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

last, Mr.. Harrison was presented 10y the
employees in his department with ? beauti-
ful watch chain and charm. Mrs. Harrison
was the recipient of handsome Eastern
Star jewel with diamond setting the pres
entation being made by J, NJ. Cleary in
"A neat speech
j. Milton Clearv, assistant motive
power foreman, has been appointed active
foreman, vice MIR. Harrison, taking effect
Nav |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
The New Scarfs
ARE OF FIBRE OR PURE SILK AND
RANCE IN PRICE FROM
$3.50 TO $500

In plain colors and tanC. roman tree
these scars are y -r4at aver ana u.
tJnue to Be throughout The -rf-. r-
They may be worn with n without 81
will be Just the tang 10 throw around -.
shoulders On cooI nights. rt0se lies FRI
plain colors may choose from brown. 81
tan. honey-dew ana HARDING 7Iue.
combination colors are nan. nd -eau--t.
First Fio0Y-\ert~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

fare Agsociation railroad officials are re-
planting hedges around the vacant Tot ON
Williams street.
Mrs. Frank HbonIey for many years a
resident Of st. Georges. was taken W Dcla-
ware Hospital, yesterday, where she vii
undergo an operation
Delaware City Century Club will hold
it's annual luncheon, Wednesday after
noon in Fire engine hall, Mrs. II. ID
Boyer. Of Smyrna. president of the State
Federation of Wofnen's Clubs viii be a
guest
Mrs. Franklin g. Frazier of Philadei-
phia il spending two weeks with her sister,
Mira. Elmer Render Of Port Penn.
Charles Warner of Galveston, Texns, IL
here for mn indefinite stay with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Frank Rcybold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

occasion of the official visit Of Grand
Master w. ]. Highfeld and staff.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
MANY PEOPLE SEE NO FURTHER.

than the mere surface Of things. On
rainy days they are full Of gloom. for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
5000 TO S45.00 Each

This assortment include eo-1e - .sr
lar sports styles. such as 'uteaa u. r
reversible handmade BRAIDED ar-e
tassel ends Color 0-rde a-.
brown. honey-dew touato liver re,.
and pink. All sizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
EIGHT BIG
OPENING SPECIALS

PACKERS TAR SOAP, regular
2Sc cake al ............ Isc
TOOTH BRUSHES. regular Sc
ones at ...... .-...-... Zoe
TOOTH BRUSHES, regular 2sc
ones at . 1Sc
DJER KISS TALCUM. regular 2sc
MAVIS TALCUM, regular 25c at
MAvs FACE POWDER, regular
soc at ...... SSe
White, flesh and brunette.
COTY'S L'ORIGAN FACE POW
DER, regular S100 at ~ Csc
White, flesh and brunette.
MARY GARDEN FACE POWDER,
regular S1OO at - SSc
White. flesh and brunette.
You'll find all ofour prices to be in
moderation and We maintain an eX-
celent service. Come in-nake this
YOUR headquarters for toilet ar
ticles.
First Floor-Centre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

Made with beading insertion on collars
and cuffs and down the front: some show a
pleated edge around collar and cuffs; colors
include rose. blue orchid tan, green.
white and flesh. Really beautiful waists,
specially priced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

Shown in a grand array Of the seasons
best colors, embroidered IN colorS to match.
with neck and sleeve STYLES 10 suit all,
these blouseS will appeal instantly to the
WelI-dresSed woman. Sizes range from
80 10 40
First Floor North.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-18
WEAKNESS SHOWN
In COTTON MARKET
Was Lowest of the Day at Final Closing,
Losses of from to II Points.

NEW ORLEANS, March 17.-While
nounced show of strength in the early
part of the session today it fell off in
the afternoon. displayed weakness in the
lowest of the day at net losses of nine to
II points.
1t was fairly active day in the con-
two-sided. Some of the late weakness
ting go of long cotton taken on during
the month.
The strength of Liverpool caused a
good opening here and the advance was
wtdened by reports from private sources
that Manchester was doing much bet
ter Amore cheerful feeling regarding
trade conditions in general in this coun-
try, the better tone of the stock market
and reports of much easier money to-
gether with accounts of better spot de
mand in some of the Texas spot mar
kets and messages from Houston to the
effect that preparations for planting the
new crop were backward, put the mar
ket to its highest levels where il stood
20 to % points higher than the finals of
yesterday, with May up to I'LL.
The reaction from the advance started
with the report that several southern
mills had closed down and heaviest SELL
ing of the session was stimulated by
private messages from Liverpool con-
tending that recent reports of improve
ment in Manchester had been greatly
exaggerated, May fell off to 11.3S, which
was the closing quotation on that month.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-18
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back Color and Lsutre
With Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell
because it's done so naturally, so even
ly. Preparing this mixture, though, al
home is mussy and troublesome. AT
little cost, you can buy at any drug
store the ready-to-use preparation, i'm
proved by the addition of other ingre-
dents, called "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. BY morning
all gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two your hair be-
comes beautifully darkened, glossy and
luXuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no disgrace,
is a sign Of old age, and as we ali de-
sire youthful and attractive appear
ance. get busy at once with Wyeth's
Sage and. Sulphur Compound, and look
years younger.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-18
which bore on the question of receiver

! which bore on the question of receiver
ship.
In general the days movement indi-
Gated that the recent rally rested largely
on technical considerations such rs
might logically result from an over ex-
tended short position. Sales amounted 70
S25 600 shares.
Eliminating the money market. which
repeated the easier trend Of the pre-
vious day, developments Of the session
offered little Incentive for a resumption
Of the constructive effort. For example
price adviCes by independent steel pro-
ducers were offset by another very sub
stantiaI increase in the numte r OF idle
freight cars.
Mixed conditions ruled in the broader
and more active bond market. Liberty
issues We're firm, but sCr1e of the do
mestic rails and foreign war ilotations
were disposed to react. Total sales. par
value, $11, 100000