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was the sirst Commissioners of Education
for Delaware, which office he held for
four years prior to his accepting the
position he now holds In Chester.
A report on the plans for the annuni
New Castle County field meet, to be
held on the Frazer athletic field. of the
University of Delaware. at Newark, on
Friday, May 13. was submitted by o.
E. Mcknight. Mt which II Is planned TO
have a "bronzc badge contest" for boys
and girls. in conjunction with tho field
meet. At which time bronze badges
will be awarded to the pupils who can
win the three following events at the
measurements given or better:
For boys-50 yard dash in seconds:
chin the har four times; and standing
broad Jump OF feet . inches.
For girls-Leg raising. 10 times bar
walking, balancing, turning. and walk
ing back on two-inch bar: and n bas-
kethall throw for a distance Of 25 feet
The new school law was read and dis
cussed Mt the afternoon session.
An invitation WIS rendered the teach
ers to he present at a demonstration
class to he held in the County Board
office. in the Public Building, on next
Saturday. April %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
ANTI-AIRCRAFT TRAINING.
Regiment Will Spend Period of
June is to % in Camp
for Purpose.

The period between June Is and 20
will be spent in training by the Della
ware Anti-Aircraft regiment which is
made up of World War veterans and
picked recruits, but the place of en-
campment has not yet been decided
upon. If the War Department decides
on corps maneuvers this summer, n
regular army camp VIII be assigned
them in which to practice. but IL the
question is left to the regiments de-
cision, n state camp will most likely be
chosen. In the latter event, ii Is prob
able the State Rifle Range. near New
Castle will be selected
Tho regiment now embraces six
companies, four in Wilmington. one In
New Castle. and one in Dover, all of
which have been mustered into the
Federalized National Guard. Other
units are being formed in Newark and
Milford. The companies of this city
include three batteries of 75s and one
searchlight unit. The National Guard
reorga niZation bill having been passed
at the recent session of the Legislature.
the way was cleared for the proper
functoning of the regiment Equip
ment, including trucks. searchlights and
guns. will be supplied by the War De
partment and n supply of uniforms
was received last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
RECEIVED A FINE
JUDICIAL TRIBUTE
Chief Justice Pennewill and Sem
ior Judge Boyce Extend Con-
eratulations to Former
Judge !. c. Grubb.

p,,ruer Judge Ignatius G. Grubb. who
~, TUESDAY last observed the eightieth
an,iversary of his birth. on Saturday
received the following letter OF con-
,,r,,u,ation from Chief Justice James
pc,,.yvill and Senior Judge William
a.. Royce:
Wilmington. Del. April Is. 1921
Hon. Ignatius I. Grubb, Wilmington.
Del-Dcar Judge and Friend: We
Thought of you often on your eigh-
tieth birthday but were so tied up in
court that we could not express our
feelings as we would like to have done.
The tribute we want to pay you is "A
little delayed. but is none the less sincere.
While we think of you often, and
wonder at your present condition, both
physical and mental, we also travel back
IN memory TO the days gone by when
YOU We're doing your part so we'll in the
strenuous work of the Bench. Even
then. when you were pulling your full
share OF the load. you were also CON
tending against physical conditions that
would have disheartcned a weaker man.
We know, and others know. how braVely
YOU fought, and how successfully. In
performing a public service; but others
cannot know what assistance and en-
couragement YOU were TO us in many
trying times. Your experience counted
Tor much. but your Willingness TO help
when our duties were new counted
even more.
For twelve years we were together
on the Bench. and while we did not al
ways agree in Judgment, there was
never any difference in heart. We do
nut recall that there was ever a jar.
ever an unkind word to mar the har-
mony of our personal relations. While
YOU are enjoying the serenity Of age in
the consciousness of useful, upright
and hiameless life. largely spent in the
public service. and we are still in the
work. IL is a pleasure to recall the
happy relations Of other days and know
they have continued even as we hoped.
We are somewhat younger than you.
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Judge Grubb's Reply.

To this very complimentary and
gratifying letter Judge Grubb sent the
following acknowledgment:
Wilmington, Del, April l6, 192l.-
Hon. James, Pennewill, Chief Justice;
Hon. William III. Boyce. Senior Judge
My old Associates and Loyal Friends
If | had yielded to my real emotions
upon reading your generous and affec-
tionate letter OF 18th instant. in respect
to my eightieth birthday anniversary
and our long and cherished associations
upon the State Bench in the by-gone
wears. tears. not words, would have e1-
pressed them.
With the sympathetic insight Of noble
natures you have deeply touched the ten
drills of my heart and recalled very dear
memories of both our rare devotion TO
each other and of our sincere and often
exhausting endeavors, through long
hours of labor and nights devoid of
sleep faithfully and successfully TO
administer Justice to our fellow men.
AT eighty years of age. when his
strenuous life work is ended and he is
on the verge of the Beyond. a truly
thoughtful man should desire to know
whether, in the Judgment of intelligent
and earnest men, he has lived n manly.
upright life. proved equal to his oppor-
tunities, and we'll and faithfully dis
charged his duties.
None are more competent to form and
express an opinion of my character and
achievements during my long life than
you. my much loved friends and tried
and trusted associated on the Bench.
and especially during that most difficult
and exacting period of my entire career.
As my mind and character developed
during my judicial experience. l ear
nestly strove TO deserve the confidence
of others and maintain my self-respeCt.
and so live as to have nothing TO con-
ceal whilst here. and little unworthy
and undesirable 10 disclose in the court
OF final appeal hereafter. Hence, your
generous judgment and sincere tribute
are very gratifying and very encourag-
ing TO me. now so far on my way TO
answer the final summons
All you have said in my favor. and
far more. l can truly and justly say OF
both of you, my cherished friends in
both the past and present. as true and
upright men and conspicuously quail
fed and faithful ministers of justice
among your fellow men.
Wishing you a long career Of useful
ness and of health and happiness. and
with enduring affection and esteem.
remain always. yours, faithfully
Ignatius c. Grubb
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but IL would be great consolation to
have the assurance that we may reach
your age with ideals as high. regrets
as few, and powers as unimpaired as
you enjoy today
If we wanted TO indulge further in
"reminiscences. or dwell on your virtues
and service. this letter would be en-
tirely too long; but enough has been
said to indicate, dear friend, what we
think of you in these late days when
men of your qualities are needed as
they were never needed before. We
say this because of your dominant char
acteristics. which may be summarized
thus: Physical and moral courage. alb
solute sincerity. and intense loyalty TO
your convictions and friends. Like the
rest of us. you may have your faults.
but no one will ever say you were a
time server or policy man.
Sincerely hoping that you may retain
your health and strength. and continue
in the enjoyment of life for a good long
while. we are,
Very sincerely, your friends.
James Pennewill,
VIM. II. Boyce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

COMPOUND
IS A TIME-TRIED REMEDY that
can be relied upon TO Get rid of coughs
and colds that lead to serious illness If
neglected.
Every Us.r q Friend
"Thc only remedy we ever use for
cough. snd colds is Foley. Honey and
Tar Compound. IL has been our stand
by for yean, and il never fails US. -
T. I'll. Foley. Marquette. Mich.
.T surely know the worth of Foley's
Honey and Tar. as ] have taken Il
with GOOD results. Also have sold
hundred. of bottles. "A. L. STAINS
bury. Parkcrsbure, w. Va.
Children like Foiey's Honey
and Tar. IL contains no obidtes.
and will not fnjare q delicate
stomach.
For sale by n. n. Danforth. Drugglat
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The ruinous film

Film ia that viscous coat you feel II clings 10
sxcth, gets between the teeth and stays. Old meth
ods of brushing do effectively combat Il So Il
often lingers long
Film absorbs stains, making the teeth To-
cloudy Countless teeth thus made dngy.
Film is the basis of tartar. II holds food sub
stance which ferments and forms acid. II holds tho
acid in contact with the teeth 10 cause decay.
Millions Of germs breed In Il They, with tartar.
the chief of pyorrhea- Also Of other sori-
Gus troubles Most of the tooth and gum sttacks
are now traced TO that film
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

No doubt the great reason why millions Pep
soient Ia TO get prettier teeth II removes the
dingy finn.
But science has more important objects. Pepso-
dent brings five effects and all of them mean bet
ter toath protection
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
TEACHERS PROTEST..
Against the Hasty Manner I'm Which
the New School Law Was Passed.

the New School Law Was Passed.
Declaring that the Legislature ignored
requests for hearings on the now school
bill before ii was acted upon, New
Castle County school teachers. In session
on Saturday afternoon in No school
adopted resolutions of protests
DR.. Charles a. Wagner city superin-
tendcnt of schools Of Chester. spoke
very eTcctually in the afternoon ses-
sion on the supervision Of schools. lie
told how they have been improved by
the supervision of the past two years.
and of how the teachers and supervia-
ors could work together to promote ef :
fcicncy OF supervision DR. Wagner
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Must combat il daily

After dilgent research science has found two
ways to combat that film. Many careful tests hsvs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

For sale by \. n. Danforth. Drugglat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
Bumstead's W0rmSyrul

ITO children an angel Of mercy Where
directions are followed. II NEVER FAILS.
Despite scarcity and enormous cost of
sANTONIS. ft contains fun dosc- Stood
~trfy years test. Sold eTerywhere Qr By
mail. Soc bottle
E~.. @ A. Voorhees, n D. Philadeiphia
For sale hy y. 3 Danforth. Druggist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
Not Beauty Only
These whittier teeth mean safer teeth as well

proved them. Nov lraZrg feufis.a sverVvvhrrs
advise their daily uss
Both are embodied In a modern toofh pasfg -
Pepsodeut. Every use ATTACKS the film r tvo g
fective ways II siso brings three other rseults
which have proved es<entisl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
Fights starch and scid

Pep1odert does what fruit aciss a. y rru'-'-
plies tho salivary How II nu1ltplies the rsrch =
gestant in the saliva 20 digess starch dsp0si+s tias
cling II nultipiies the aTkaiihstY - t1s saiiv-
urutraTize the acids which cause tooth dscsV
Tho-~ are Natures great tooth lo@scting sr,rnf-
Eysry use Of Pepso1ent urutipB-- s1-ir Dousrr-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
Effects are apparent

Millions now know the 6eFightful -r-r-z A----
one who will can quickly and fe-l then
Send the coupon for 10 Dry Toh- Hr-- h---
clean the terth feel after usng. Mark th- at----
Of the vfscous hin- See how te-fh qyAr1--n ~.
hlrn-coats disappear Then r.>d tf- r-s-or,..rr<a~
book we send
A week msy bring H-aonY ehr-~- ts -Du~~
teeth cleaning methods Cue,-r rfr- coups--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
NoticeI

No person IS authorized to
solicit advertising or oontri-
buttons for the odd Fellows
Home Fund Of Delaware.
Any solicitor claiming to rep
resent said Home Fund is
acting without authority.
Signed. Calvin M. Whltesell,
Grand Master, |. O. O. +.
Of Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
ASPIRIN
Name ''Bayer" on Genuine

warningi Unless you see the name
"Rayer- in package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty
years and proved safe by millions. Take
Aspirin only as told in the Raycr pack
age for Colds. Headache. Neuralgia,
rheumatism. E.araChe. Toothache. Lun-
bago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes OF
twelve Baycr Tablets OF Aspirin cost
few cents. Druggists also sell larger
packages. Aspirin ts the trade mark Of
Rayer Manufacture OF Monaceticacid-
ester OF SalicylicacId
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
HARRY CAREY TAKES KINKS
OFT o. CROOKED TOWN

Marry Carey tnkes the kinks out OF
. crooked town and wins the girl o.
girls IN Hands t'pr' his latest univer
ral production IT life In the old west
The picture II o. be principal attraction
q, the fairrhcatre onwcdnes,iay an,
THURSDAY.
Hands IT, was produced At univcr
sal city and IN the picturesque catth
country nearby under the direction %
Jack Ford. II " heraidcd NJ one -
the years most unusual pictures.
Helen Ferguson. who will he remcm
bcred m the leading wonna In 'Th'
Mutiny u the Elslnore" and other sue
,essss, plays c,,,psitc the star. In ad
ditlvn 10 Asars,. Ferguson the east IN
cin6ss J. SfArfeu Mcdonald. This wide
Unknown character actor plays n scrio
comic role M the village drunkard. Jo'
harris. who has been seen In many WI
lsinous roles. plays the "hcavy" In THU
picture while Charles LeMoync appear
40 bad man only slightly less un
scrupulous.
Jack Ford directed Hands w" from
stWy w George Huh, The produ
tin II nsld TO abound IN beautiful seen
ery. photographed by Harry Fowler
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
NOT 4 SHAY GOOSE
Brr a CLEVER ONE

To what extent, u any. q goose use
the s,mur just behind the cars. ha
always been u disputed question. bu
= the fact that the goose II commonly
supposed "a he numb skull II IL courr,
Indicated by the general custom 81 cai'
inn q simple minded person n goose.
n ever q goose did indulge In tn
fatIsuins exercise of thought. II II IN
one which " mppcarins Monday at III
Fair Theatre In support 81 Eva Nova'
In her latest Universal coIncddram"
The Smart sex."
when the production was started
Universal. Fred Leroy Granville I'M
director. Inquired around for traine
cposc. After a weeks search he dr
ouysrcd that trained geese are ~ rare
M vegetarian wolves. lie ordered !
Issrnynrd goose; an amiablc enough
bird but apparently ~ simple as !"
o,,su covenant openly arrived u.
In q week. however. the goose de-
yrlcped an uncanny intelligence sno
solloued IVA Novak all around the
stu6lo. Miss Novak's admirers VIII say
,hst the bird simply displayed sooo
snsss. but In addition Ia fcllo~tns Miss
Ncvak. th~ struttlns fv~i began to show
s,.usps II tsmpstssnent and even ware
Fictitious. Through the i've reel. =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
MARY PICKFORD PLAYS
YOUTHFUL. ROLE AGAIN

Mar, pickfords latest United Artists
production. Through the Hack Door"
viii he shown M the feature attraction
Il the Mission theatre for two days. be.
Ginning Friday ~ this week.
The picture shows Mary Pickford IN
child role which az the same timc In
character part. The story In u con.
ination az comedy and drama. unc.
urcd with many 81 those iaughablc
ranks for which Little Mary In famous
when portra,ing a pig.tailcd biddie.
From the forms ~ Belgium to the
mansions at Long Island the camera
'ollows this clever little actress In
Through the Rack Door" Neither love
md heart hunger ~ a child NIL bound
- IN AN Intricate society drama, supply
he emotional impulses " the play.
The scenario is from the pen of Ma,
ION Fairfax, wcll.known photoplay
right and. dramattst. Jack Pickford
nd Alfred y. Green directed. while
, hat wizard ~ the lens Charles Kosher
resided over the samcr,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
lisslON THEATRE SHOWS
FAMOUS THOMAS MElGHAN

When white and unmarrlcd'' OF
which Thomas Mcighan II the star
ONES To the Mission thcatr, next
Wednesday and Thursday. film patrons
III have an opportunity to see how
the other half lives" IN the gay French
apltai. Mclshan appears ~ u crook
yho reforms when his uncle leaves him
half million dcllars and goes TO
Europe to XIII time.
Tie has romance and incidentally II
involved In some desperate encounters
Nth A!Mchcs In Paris. II is the Paris
{ the Novcilsts that II shown. The un.
foreground Parasitic Paris ~ the dance
'alls. the Apachcs, the picturesque and
,cctic. Billy Kane develops into q man
{ rare prowcss and rcscucs several
lamscls In distress.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
,RlGlN ~ THE NAME
lSHMAEL u m BIBLE

ishmaei. the name of the hero In the
reduction Hearts ~ Youth" In which
he Fox star. Harold Goodwin. II Ia
pen nj the Dcsndi Theatre an Monday
y found IN the Bible ms Hebrew name
meaning "Iod hears"
ishmaei. IN Biblical history. was the
pn IL Abraham by his Egyptian con
ubinc Hsgar. Through the jealousy ~
.ssahsm's wife. Sarah. the mother and
ION were driven away. and they wan
lcrcd In the district south II Bccrshchn
md kadcsh.
The significance ~ the name. M pos
eswd by the central fieure ~ the fos
1lm-which II based an Mrs. ID. ". N
southwcrths novel "ishmaci'--will bc
apparent to any one witnessing this FIN"
,hotoplay.
The story was adapted for the screen
" Willard wcbh who also directed the
picture.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
FRANKLIN FARNrM At ms
best N LAST CHANCE

fr~nkiyn Farnum, the doughty younr
movie actor. who seems to be all man
and not n perfumed lily, like many al
cur film celebrities, 10 to appear a, tn,
Olympic Theatre, In his latest screen
Offering. "rhc last Chance"
This picture II FAR morc strcnuou,
picce u screen work than any picture
IN which the hardy thcspian has Az
pcared In up to date. The person VIII,
wrote the sccnario seems to hold tn,
opinion that young Farnum In u super
man. FOR In the picture the star In con
s,sntly risking his precious neck In put
tins over some stunt with which l.
raisc the hair of the audience.
The Last Chance" will begin u linn
lied engagement for one day Saturda,
u this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
New Gr,rcry Opens.

IIalcs Cash Grocery viii open Tor
business at 5oa East Thirteenth Strcc,
tomorrow morning. The new store II
located In n new building recently con-
plctcd and viii he operated an the
California plan ~ operation of Cash
groceries. Tor which California IN Ia
NOUS. \. u. Iialcs. the manager, hns
recently moved Ia Amarillo from
Southern California where he has been
In the grocery business for many years.
Quality ut the Lowest Cost" II To- he
the slogan at the store,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

Amusement
Calendar
TiE FAIR TmEATER
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Eva Noyak. In "Smart Sex"
Added attraction
Local Moving Pictures shrincrs'
Parade.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Marry Carey In Hearts Up."
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Al Christie's Comedy, 40 Long
Lefty"
Vaudeville
MONDAY and TUESDAY
LENA Rivers"
LIBERTY THEATER
al, MONDAY and TUESDAY
Gladys Hulet,c In playing Square"
Also q good 2rcel comedy.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Scssue Hayakawa In "The Illus.
trioua Prince.' also william
Duncan In Fighting Fate.
and the Snub Pollard
a.,fr Comedy
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
william Russell IN "The Iron Rider"
~ Also the Harold Lloyd Comedy.
III, At TliE MISSION
Monday and Tuesday
Thomas n. Ince's production
MOTHER O'MlNE"
pathe NewS--Aluit and Jeff comedy
Wednesday and Thursday
Thomas MelshaH
tf In
"wHlTE AND UNMARRIED"
~ Mack Scnnctts Comedy
"BuNGAl.OW TROUBLES"
Friday and Saturday
Mary Pickford
~. ~ $50. I'M
THROUGH TnE RACK DOOR"
Sunshine Comedy
THE llAysEED"
DEANDl
Monday aud Tuesday
"HEARTS or YOUTH"
From the famous novel "ishmacl"
"Wednesday aud Thursday
"Slll.ESTONE"
A GOODWIN Picture
Buster keaton
IN
"rllE SCARECROw"
Friday and saturday
"fORBlDlDEN THING"
With all star east, including Helen
Jerome Eddy, James klrkwood aud
King passot.
OLYMPIC
Monday and Tuesday
Tel RANCH SPECIAL"
t Wednesday
Fatty Arhuckle
IN
THE DOLLAR A YEAR MAN"
Thursday and Friday
r Wanda llswley
In
"TIE MOUSE THAT JAZZ BIULT"
Saturday
Franklin Farnum
THE LIANT CHANCE"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

Skeletons aud crma,cd ashcs 1 hu'
man beings buried about 5000 u q"
have been found IN England,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

lll,tcrnces IN old Vegetables can hc
rcmc,iicd hy changing lhc water during
the proscss 1T cWokinR,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
.BALDw|N's QUALITIES
MAKE IT A FAv0R|TE.
AMONG NOTED LEADERS

J. v, u. Wright. OF the Wright Piano
,erday that II In gratifying 10 know that
the Baldwin pianos ARE favoritcs with
he worlds greatest artists, M the Bald.
win In being used by them more than
my other piano. and ns an Illustration
u these activities. the following artists
ave played the Baldwin plane In their
oncerts during the past ~ years. which
dicate sthat what was sald by the Mu.
icai Courier and the Musical Courier
Extra In 1900 was true. and that the
honor bestowed upon the Baldwin plano
~ the French government was based on
merit and artistic tonai qualities.
Pinnlsts Singers.
Edward zcldcnrust Lilli Lehman
Raoui Pugno Marcclia Sombrlch
Gerinaine SCHNEIDER Emma Eamcs
Vladimir d'pachman Frances Aida
Michael Zadora Alice Nielsen
Frank La Forge blanche Marchcsi
Rudolph Ganx Lillian Nordica
william iiachus Pasqualc Amato
Carl Friedbcrg Giovanni Martinclli
Louis Gutenberg Renato Zanciil
Mischa Lezltxki Carolina Laxzari
Naver Scharwcnka Anna Case
Pcpi,o Arriola Cecil Tanning
Alice Sovereign
Niollnists. Ccllists.
Mischa Elman Cornelius Van vlict
Eddie Brown 0uita Caslni
Essay Mltnitxky
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28
SPRING IS
COMING.
TAKE GUIDES
PEPT0.MANGAN
Thousands Of People Take II Every
Spring to Regain Health and
Fight Illness.
MAKES BLOOD RICH AND RED
Helps to Build Up the Entire Human
System With Life.Glving
Oxygen.

In the Springtime, after winter
sickness or long days pent up indoors,
the blood becomes clogged with waste
matter. The little red corpuscles in
your blood become inferior. They do
not absorb enough oxygen when they
pass through the lungs. The tiny cells,
billions of them, miss the nourishing
effect of the oxygen, and faces become
pale, bodies weak.
If you feel out of sorts, cranky tired
out most of the time, it is probably
because your blood is weak. If you
have no other disease pulling you
down, you can be pretty sure your
blood is weak and you need the help
that GUIDES Pepto-Mangan, the well
known Spring blood tonic, gives.
Guides Pepto-Mangan makes rich
red blood and puts new life into the
red corpuscles. If you are anemic Ia
-blooded condition) GUIDES Pepto-
Mangan will restore the right number
of red corpuscles. You will notice a
general improvement, better appetite,
more restful sleep, better complexion,
wideopen clear eyes.
Get Guides -Mangan at your
druggists He has it in liquid and
tablet form. 1t makes no difference
which you take, because the tablets
and the liquid form both have the
same medicinal value. &c the genuine
Guides Pepto-Mangan with the full
name, Guides -Mangan," printed
on the Observation-Disclosures
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-02-28
GOOD ATTENDANCE
At Sunday SCHOOLS
SUNDAY MORNING
Despite Dlsagreeable Weather There
Was Il Very Good Attendance ut
All the Local Schools
Sunday.

Sunday School Attendance Secre-
tary Richardson, reports attendance at
local schools yesterday as follows: