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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Mrs. J. NJ McGavrln Is enjoying n
visit from her daughter, Mrs. H. Grard,
Of Peoria, H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence owens and little
daughter Mary Lulu spent Christmas with
Oklahoma city friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Barnes enter
talned at cards Monday evening at their
home on North Fourth street
Mrs. Charles Steward AMI Mrs w. u.
bryan OF Tulsa visited their mother Mrs
A, NJ. Fritze, several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs Neal Stanley AMI Mr. and
Mrs r. L. Stanley " Oklahoma City have
been In t1o city for the past eek
Mrs. II. l. Donahue, 403 South seventh
entertained with n dainty luncheon Fri
day, followed by game of bridge.
Charles w. Williams OF Kansas City
M, and Fred Williams of Oklahoma city
visited with Ponca city friends over
Christmas.
Mrs. Clarence y. Northcutt. sii south
Fluh street, has her sister. Miss Ruth
nm OF Paus Valley, a guest during
the holiday season.
Mrs. Hilda Cruse has returned TO her
home In Carroltnn, Mo, after spend NJ
several 1ays here visiting her daughter
Mrs George Deffner.
The Misses Stella and Martina de Nova
and Miaa Fannie Lessert are nt home
from st. Thereaa's academy, Kansas City,
No Tor the holiday season.
Edward Donahue, who Is student in
Harvard, ls at home for the holidays Wis
iung his parents Mr. and Mrs - +.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-11-22
(Silence)

(Silence)
 IS. What pleasures suit you best? Galloping worries or maybe a good roast ham with little gravy. |. 16. What are your special talents? Sevsning.
 17. Do you insist that your mate come iron same community you live in? No, ain't seen none in my community that is worth insist ing on.
 18, Give two good referances. Britannicum and Holy Rules.
 19. Do you prefer a heavy or a light weight mate? Yes, one or the other.
 Bhe Mushers' Hymn.
 Nero. my dog has fleas,
 Nero has fieas.
 That's why my dog is sross,
 He's raising fieas.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-11-22
THE MARRIAGE A-7LIu NIT

l THE MARRIAGE .A.7LIv,-NT
 Andrew Jackson Drexel. an eDe- vator man, has been intensely int crested in proposed marriage lottery and he hopes to win him. self a somebody who kin wash an iron and is a oookin' woman.
 The other day Andrew got hold of one of the application blanks they are sending out from New Jer- sey and he wanted to fill it out. It went over his head, but he made a brave stab at the thing with the following result: 1. Name? Andrew Jackson Drex- el (no Mlddle) 2. Age? Over 21.
 3, Occupation? Colorred.
 4. Do you want a husband or wife ! prefers a single woman with inn pediments. 6. Complexion. Yes.
 7. Where born. In the A. M. E. and sometimes on seventh avenue hospital.
 8, Religion? Yes, 1 got that too. 9. Condition of health? Pretty fair if stays off my feet. The old dogs ain't so good,
 10. Ambitious? A couple of good bones and three squares a day.
 il. Have you ever been married? You'd a thought so if you had seen her. Some wife, yessah!
 12. Who received the divorce de- cree? We didn't have no decree. We had decision. 1 won that on foul.
 13. On what grounds was the di- vorce granted? Cot house
 IA. How far advadced are you from an educational standpoint?
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-11-22
KEITHS' HOTEL.
RYDER, B. C.,
will be thrown open to the public,

VIII De thrown open to the pubic, AND WE WANT YOU ALL TO BE THERE. You know We have been the business here for long tmehave fed people, undoubtedly than all the other of the district combined We have at that and ready show you what hotel to the district when properly conducted. There will be shortage of turkeys We have made the side market look sick And order that all be per will commence at D. and continue long anyone 
 The large assembly hall will be open for dancing with the music pocurabe in attendance There time limit the dancing eating We want you to enjoy yourselves Of there lot of folks here who rivals They may know us but invite them get quanted Any odtmer tell them whether they will the right treatment November 30 is American Thanksgiving Day
 
 ftny observed by taking hotel opening
 least enough That's fair enough, R We look the We write and tell think attend the opening Be there November 3O will you?
 0ndk Mrs. Keith.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-11-22
Announcement!

That heading looks kind of formal but anyway breaks
 the ice for what we want tell you and that IS that the night of November 30 the only rea modern hotel ill the J;ctrct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
WILSON FOUNDATION
NEARLY COMPLETED
Hope to Have Total in Hand by
Dec. 20. Former Presidents
Birthday.

National efforts are b~ing made 10
complete the. $1,000 900 Woodrow will
son Foundation IN time for the former
presidents birthday anniversary. De
ccmber IS. Already 500. 900 has bes n
contributed 10 the fund by 100000
people. making the balance We. to I've
realized &500, 900.
Delaware has contributed N.350 n
the Foundation. Its goal was 81 600
and in order that the States record
paced permanently on the books OF
tho Foundation may show that she did
her part well. Dciawareans are asked
To contribute $3.50 more 20 tho cruse
All contributions are listed ~
Founders and upon rcceipt ~ their
subscriptions at national headquarters
are supplied with Founders ccrtiA
Gates suitably inscribed and rrody FOR
framing Contributions should be srn
10 Richard Reesc. Equitable Puiiding
Ninth and Market streets Mis-
Henryctte Stadelman IL state chair
man OF the fund.
The income from the 81 600. 900 en-
dowment In 70 be uscd ~ an award o'
awards ~ an individual or group
probably once every year. for con
spicuous public service. Tho move
ment il being helped nv mon an,
women in all walks 81 life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
'BOOTHWYN ROAD
OPEN ON DEC. 80
Event Will be Celebrated by
Officials and Residents =.
Along the Route.

Governor Sproul OF Pennsylvania,
Governor-elect Pinchct, members Of
the State Highway Department and
other prominent personagee have been
invited as guests Of honor on the SEGA
sion OF the road opening celebration a.
be held Jointly by the three towns of
Marcus Hook. Lnwood and II othwyn
on Saturday afternoon. December 30.
The celebration commentaries the
completion Of a stato-aldcd highway.
This new concrete road ie Is feet
wide and effects A continuatI n OF
Market street, Marcus Hook. Begin
ming "a. the tracks OF the Pennsylvania
railroad. the line Of division between
Marcus Hook and Linwood, IL picrces
Upper and Lower Chichester town
ships and terminates at a crossing OF
the Il. & q. railroad. thus u mpleting
a modern thoroughfare all the wa,
from the Delaware river three mile,
northward 20 Bpothwvn.
On that part of the new highway
comprising Market street in Linwoot
a parade Is To form and headed by
" nm McKenna Post. American lcgior
move promptly at 100 O'Clock. pass
ing over the entire 5000 feet OF con
crete. ending AZ Boothwyn. where brio
speeches will he made. Bands. deco
rated floats fire companies with thsi'
engines. lodges. hoy scouts and othe
organizations VIII he conspicuous II
the marching column. business houec,
and dwellings, along the route are u
be deliberately decorated. Eleven com
mittee~ are manning out detail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
SAFETY DEPARTMENTS
SERVICES APPRECIATED
n. ]. Stoeckle Donates $50 to
Fire Bureau as Reward
for Members.

Charged with hardness. one police
man and one fireman were hailed be
orc the directors OF the Department
II Public safety al their meeting yes
orday. Zach offender was found
suilty and the former was fined FIVE
lays pay and the latter two days
Nay.
\ check ~ $50 To he applied 10 the
pension fund was received from Harry
J Sioccklc iu appreciation OF the
work ~ the Bureau 81 Fire In extin-
gushing a haze AZ the Stoeckle home
near New castle
\ hotter Cd: appreciation was also re-
e.iNcd from Jennie Thorn. Of ~ Jones
street. whose home was recently saved
from destruction by fire.
DAVID McIourt. . years old. OF
1900 IVES, Thirteenth street. was ap-
pointed policeman Tor the custo-
mary probation period.
Supcrinicudcnt Of Police Black was
author zcd 60 purchase an automatic
stree marker.
The bureau 81 Police today Will re-
CO vc its ambulance after an over
hauling 81 several months. following
collision az Thirteenth and Wash
.nston streets when the apparatus was
badly damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
CITY OPPOSED TO
PAYING DAMAGES
Claim Growing Out Of Fire
Truck Collision May Go to
the Courts.

Police service for the new Marine
Terminal was assured yesterday when
the directors Of the Department Of
Public Safety Informed Charles ID
Cant. business manager and secretary
Of the Board OF Hnrbor Commission
ers. that they will cooperate In every
possible way with the commissioners
Mr.. Cant personally appeared be-
fore the directors 10 present his claim
Superintendent Of Police George Black
stated II would be possible tn have
the terminal district patroled by n
motorcycle policeman during the day
and up 10 2 o'clock at night
In a communication 10 tho directors
Reuben Satterthwaite. city solicitor
opposed payment Of damages to v. =
Pollock. OF 1912 North Harrison street
growing out OF an automobile accident
on November %. when an automobile
driven by Mrs. Pollock was struck bS
the truck Of Truck Company No. ?
MIR. Pollock claimed damages 10 th'
amount OF 5000.
According 20 Mr.. Satterthwaite, th'
case In entirely one for the courts q
decide and advised that II war n cas-
that should not be settled without
suit"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
CHRISTMAS TURKEYS
55-75 CENTS A POUND
Farmers We're Asking 65 10 10
Cents in the Curbstone
Market Today.

Hopes Of househOlders that farmers
would sell their small turkey nockg
on the city markets. especially along
King street. at prices somewhat lower
than those asked by the larger poultry
dealers were blasted this morning
when the vanguard 81 tho farmers
fiOcks reached the city with prices
of G5 ana 20 cents "a pound on them.
The appearance Of the birds az o
whole IL not very inviting and "a mum
Der Of prospective buyers turned 90
the dealers IN tho market houses for
their Christmas fowl. Prices in these
houses ranged from 70 % 70 cents o.
pound. and there was a better choice.
Turkeys can be- purchased ~ iOw rs
80 cents a pound IN meat and pro-
duce markets. Tho f0wl are fresh
killed and Of the first choice. tho
dealers Insisted. although first chpcc
were selling wholesale "a feW days 1Z0
at 50 cents r. pound. undrossod Tho
highest price a. those markets .g 90
cents In a meat market ON Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

with Rubber Bots. We sell the best
grades only. ForTnan's the one store
where YOU buy better shoes FOR less
] buy direct from 5 factories and sell
AZ the rent 70 pay prices. Quality
shoes for boys and gir.s al easy or
the pocketbOIk prices. Educator shoes
FOR men. Our hand turned shoes for
woman mean foot comfort. Hi-TeA
dress shoes for men and women the
best medium price shoe in the city
Christmas souvenirs 20 our customers
Fine perfumes. panel pictures. writing
pads for the children. FOrman e
Fourth street between Market anC
King. No. l0.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
UNIQUE FEATURE
At CAROL SERVICE
Lighted Candles Carried in Pro-
cessional by Choir Of
ST. Johns Church.

Onc of tho features NJ the Christmas
-cr,lcc. 40 - johns Church. Twenty
first and Market streets, VIII .c the
Nrd11c,al Cendlr llch, service next
>uudpv evening Christmas eve AZ . -
o.c'uck. 20 winch time the CHOIR Of 81
mon and hoV~ under the direction
81 George Henry DAY. orraniSt and
'hurma.'cr will render a selection of
c.rol-. anc;cnt and modern.
llr Rt Rev. Philip Cook. Bishop OF
ptHVarc. who viii De- present. will con-
iu.' fhc service from the altar, where
m,mI candles Will hc placed
Durrc ihr professional Of the choir
40. march INTO tho darkCncd church
..i, 80 lighted candies. and singing the
\.r.,c i.dclc~ all doors VIII he
..u.,l enl none will DO permitted &c
.y.,r 'lc church until al candles have
.v.n pat m their assigned place in tho
.IHrro.
imouc thc selections tina. the choir
VIl rcud q uro two now settings OF old
funr D1ro.s composed especially for ;hi:
ur.t-ion ly Mr. paV. One 81 these /,
Nm.r shepherd. Watched Their Flock
Is N.rlt written bv Nahum Tate Il
lsu' The other tex j. taken from tn,
word. uttered hy the prophet Isaiah II
Do. Old Testament. ARISE, Shine; 20
rht lghi - Come"
lhc soloists viii 10 Master Willard
Wall. hov soprano Willis Guyer. tenor
1d Thomas \ johnson. baritone.
NhI'c thc congregation l. assembling
uIIaf Christina, music vii he pisye,
,l 'hr great organ. hcginring ~ 7.3O
.nl 30 d., close fGe 'llallclulah Chorus
''m lland,l, Messiah VIII peal fort
.nr tho choir marches out IN solem,
f.1ccs. Iural Ihc-r vii he no sermo'
th. service. which viii last eXactl,
luur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
BANQUET TERMINATES
DU POINT CONVENTION
Officials and Employees OF es-
plosives Department End
Two-day Session.

An elaborate banquet In The ball
room of the Hotel du Pont last night
brought 20 close . two-dsy con
vent'on OF the explosives department
of the du Point Co The ballroom was
brilliantly lighted snd decorated
over the speakers table was an cleo
trical trademark Of the company. The
guests numbered about 200.
Irenee du Pont. president OF the
company. made an address OF greet
ing 10 IN. assembled business men.
lie congratulated the explosives de-
partment on a.. achievements OF the
year. declaring that It's accomplish
mont. were an inspiration 20 other
branches Of the company.
The importance Of good salesman %
ship WINS stressed In an address by j.
r. HIATT. sales manager OF the Chicago
branch Of the company RE urged
closer relationship between Tho sales
organization and the public. Ad-
dresses were also made by +. T.
Doremue and DR.. Francis Green
George II. Kerr acted as POSTMASTER
business sessions were held yester
day morning and afternoon. Many o'
the men remained In wilmington over
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
A. n. SMITH TELLS HOW
TO AVOID ACCIDENTS

a lecture on the avoidance Of acct
dents where electric power and light
lne machinery IN I'm use was given
last night by Alfred -. Smith 10 $50
members Of the Industrial Safety
School in the auditorium 81 the New
Castle Leather Company's plant, ~
which Mr.. Smith r. maintenance man
aver.
The risk connected with the hand
ling Of generators. governors and mo
tors Of cranes. and elevators. als we'll
as lighting condult- and systems were
explained.
The lecture was one ~ course
conducted under the auspices ~ the
Delaware Safety Council. The next
lecture IL announced for January ?
In the same place. by Or. G. ID Kepner
Of Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
DEC. ~ PEACE SUNDAY.


Washington. Dec. 2o.-The Federal
Council Of Churches OF Christ In
America has issued n request TO l00.-
900 congregations In the United States
to observe December -. ~ world
peace Sunday" to demand that the
governments Of the world find ways TO
settle their disputes other than by
war.
The message also asked the churches
act in concert throughout the year
toward attainment OF wariess
world through international co-opera-
ton. Christians i'm % countries will
observe world peace sunday" II was
added. under an agreement reached
Inst summer at Copenhagen by tho
conference OF the world alliance for
international friendship through the
churches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
DIR. BIRD PRESIDENT OF
COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY

The New Castle County Medical So
cie;y held its annual election az Of
ncers last night. DIR. W. +. Bird was
elected president, and DR.. w. O. La
motto V!Ce-president DR.. Charles p.
White was reelected secretary and
treasurer.
The following were elected 20 the
House OF Delegates: DR.. J. w
Bastian. Dr. G. W. X Forrest. Dr.
Charles =. White DR.. George c. Nc
Elfatrick. DR.. W. +. Bird. DR.. John
Palmer. Jr.. DR.. William wertenbaker
Or. II. Talessin Davies. DR.. l. Lewis
Chapman. DR.. John NJ. Stadter.
Alternates were chosen as fol
.ows. Dr. William F. Bonner. DR.
Anthony G. Beck. DR.. r. a. jenkins
Dr. Meredith l. Samuel and d. VII
lam II. Speer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

street. fresh killed turkeys are selling
for 5s cents a pound. AZ Third and
King streets they sell for 20 % 70
cents.
These fowl viii maintain heir
present price. dealers said. There %
very little hope u the price declining
until after Christmas week.
Ducks. geese ana chickens are be-
INK retaiied By the farmers az 80 %
90 cents o. pound Eggs nave dropped
about five cents and are nov bringing
10 cents dozen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
EARLY NEWS FLASHES
High Spots in Worlds Happenings as
Reported by the Associated Press up
10 Six "a. M.
Domestic.


Senate still withholds confirmation
OF Pierce Butler as Justice Of the u.
: Supreme Court.
VIII II. Hays visits Wallace Reid
At Hollywood and says actors con-
dition is more encoura sing.
Senator seeks 10 know why Ameri-
can forces are now quartcred in
Nicaragua.
Imperial Wizard Evans declares Ku
Klux Khan Will stick 10 the mask. and
must disregard Governor Aliens criti-
ism.
Secretary Wallace sees decided inn
provement in farming conditions
throughout United States in 1928.
Julius IL Barnes in Washington ad-
dress asserts that wages In this coun-
try will never return 20 pre-waI
,cvc's
Thomas W. Lamont 81 Morgan
banking firm says American peopl,
AZ this time Will refuse 70 supror'
German loan.
Hush McQui!lan. Giant twir,er. sue:
New York society girl FOE $4,000
Calming injuries TO pitching arm II
auto collision.
Foreign.
Allies essentially tell Turks 20 TAX,
or leave Dardanelles proposals an,
Lausanne conference is sgain f.
danger.
Poland takes steps 20 AVOID violenc,
anticipating meeting OF National as
scmbly that is 20 choose president
Executions in Dublin ~ seven rail
way workers and laborers make 1s 70
last month.
Belgian Minister Frank challenge
/ former President Hymans ~ du,
after dispute in deputies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
BONUS PROSPECTS FADING.
Harding Gives Little announcement
to Advocates Of Compensation.

Washington. Dec. 2o.--Advocates Of
bonus legislation are sounding the
Administration on it's psoepeots for
this session but so far have found ut
tie encouragement.
Chairman Fordney Rep.. NichD OF
the Ways and Means Committee. talk
al the matter over yesterday with
Secretary Mellon and intends TO see
President Harding later. MIR. Ford
ney, indicated that Legislation facing
source OF revenue from which 10
pay the bonus would not be considered
In view OF the Presidents veto last
fall.
a bill was introduced In the House
today by Representative KnutsOn
rep Mimi providing loans for dis
abled veterans. Its author said u hac
nothing TO do with the bonus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
DELAWARE HOSPITAL
NURSES HOME IARGFF

The Delaware Hospital has jusf
nnRhed adding dve 0cV rCurng 20 'he
Nurses' Home $50. 3. 1n tne corner
~ Fourteenth ard Washington streets
and rc1ovatlnR tho third G9or.
Thee changes RIl MAZE room FOR
nine more nurses. vino m1rf1 in yes-
tcrlav and today from their tenn
porary quarters .n 'ne hoTp.'aL The
new rooms have hard v9r1 foor'
and au modern conver'f.res.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
tOMMt My CELEBRATION
~ ~ bIIG SCHOOL No. IL

'' interesting community meeting
's i'.c Hst fiTnt ln 40. u school.
.u'f'. ,.urd and Market streets
.uH.- taking part .n tie program in
i.lru Dorothy Jenkins. Dorothy
-f.Iu.t George Coke Marguerite
I..n'.fl ARID Joseph or
IlHN Fairgrounds Cooperate with
be- Schools for the Educatlon Of the
n.l nar the subject - an address
'N L.u- sullivan. president Of Pine
Nt'Fhn'rnpod Association Shermer
ID etradleE. member OF the Board Of
Education. aud Mrs. Nelson Talley
tiso mad, hr.,f addresses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
Tords and Chaplin Share Popular ty

y. p Rood. president OF the
Hercules Powder Co. addressed a
large audience Of company employees
in Trinity Parish House last night. He
spoke on his recent trip TO South
America. illustrating with many in
jeresting stereopticon views The
three outstanding features of South
American life, Mr.. Rood said. are the
number OF Ford cars 10 be seen in
the streets OF the larger cities. the
popularity Of Charlie Chaplin. and the
extens.veness OF Goodyear rubber ad-
. yertlslnE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
v mon PICTURE DEDICATED
TO FtRI DEPARTMENT MEN
ny

We dtrc,r .s near
And fre ~ u.EL
Cll AND sd. n-emen'
L. fa, peoples cry
Nn,f fh. nro Is o-t
And a th..r- r.rhted
i.i - forgotten
Ana 'r- tr.m,0 sighted
Anon.
Tl.- ts-~, r.,ked up recently 10y
, motion p..fure world Is 20 be the
.-t .t .ue q she greatest films ever
uured The Third Alarm.
Tho t.H now be.nE completed IN
.v York. ta re shown ~ Whining
n e4r.s ueAt month. is dedicated 20
.' members 90 al FIRE departments
shows he dlrrers. hardsh.ps and
4a.s that accompanIes the perform
I.o oi O. frem4us duties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
Temple Roth Scholem Dance.

Tho Sis;erhood Of Temple Beth
Scholem gave a very enjoyable bake
sale and dance last night at the tenn
pie. Among the visitors was rabbi,
Moses Ahles. Of Altoona. Pa. who
spoke briefly of the ideals 81 the
sisterhood Mrs. Jacob Faber. chair
man OF the Sisterhood was In charge
Of the AFFAIR. A special orchestra
furnished music for tho occasion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
CHANDLER CASES DRoPPEp.
No More Suits to NJ Pressed Agains,
Former Brokers.

Philadelphia. Dec. 20.--Al remain
ing criminal charges aEains, Fred
erick =. Chandler and Earl Menden-
hall. partners in the Chandler broker
age Arm which failed Tor several mil
lion dollars. were dropped yesterday
before Judge Davis In Quarter Ses-
sion Court.
The district attorneys Office noils
pressed Ave bills charging faiess pr~-
tense and conspiracy which remained
after the defendants were twice nc
quilted OF embezzlement and fraudu-
lent conversion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
Alexander Alison, Sr., Dead.

Alexander Alison. Sr. father OF Rev
Alexander Alison. Jr.. formerly pas
tor OF West Presbyterian Church
died yesterday az Bridgeport, Conn
Mr.. Alison was - years old and had
been III a month. The funeral will ID
held I'm Cold Springs. y. Y. on Fri
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
Plant fO1 Bushels Of Walnuts.

I.ynchburg, Va Dec. 2o!--Ths Fed
eral Forest Reserve has just completed
the work of planting 1ol bushels ~
black walnuts In tho forest reserve
areas IN Amherst county. The nuts
were planted six feee apart and three
feet deep. good ground being selected
Co., locations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

The resl.ar monthly meeting Of the
Womer.s Auxiliary Of Delaware
Poet So. D. American Legion. was
nsid .arf night a. Grace church house.
IN Vac dee ded to make Lp packages
containing useful gifts and dalut.es
and to prcsrn. them 10 the men a. the
Brandy sanataI1um. Following a
custom established last year j; Is
.kely ,hut the Various posts Will pre-
sent o. play during Christmas week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
To Cur~ . Cold IN One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlns tab
lets. Tho box bears the signature OF
r. W. Grove. (Be sure you get
BromoD 30o-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

700 gct results from Livery Eve
n.ns <asslhed ads.-Adv. 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

-. -. -. Il =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

4 gr a Q une-day
sale ~ these ever
popular Priscilla sew
iaz Cabinets. a. = bar
grin price They are
finished IN English
brown mahogany are
rrred with solid ma
loEany travs and VIII
10 a welcome gifr rO
any woman While
-nry last. 40 our ne-
cial low price. Si2 so.