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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
NEWS Of 4 DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Hopes That Two Afflicted Chill
dren of Dover May be
Enabled to Walk.
FARMER DIES SUDDENLY
SUIT on Collector S Bond m Sussex
County Court Fails to Result
in a Verdict.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown. April Fin Superior
Court, Wednesday. the jury IN the case
of Sussex county against Joseph ". Beach.
hondsnan for George w Hcarn. of Del
mar, collector for the Fifth Representa-
tive district in 1918, failed 10 reach n
verdict. Suit was entered against Beach.
rs hondsman for s.. 500 the collector
having defaultcd IN the collection oi taxes
for that wear Beach alleged that his name
has been forged. and that while he signed
tho bond of Hcaru for the collection oi
taxes i'm 1912. he did not sign u tor 1918,
The case proved 10 he very interesting,
and attracted large crowd OF persons
from the western part ot the county.
especially IN the vrinity ot Delmar anu
Laurel
For the first time since the passage o'
the statute relative ~ the ConilScatIon 81
automobiles and othCr vch,ClcS transport
ing LIQUOR. the court upon application ot
nc attorney general, has ordered the car
nf benjamin Harris and George Faithful
"a, he sold al public auCti"n The tw" men.
Isl week. pleaded guilty to having more
uhl~ly in their possession than Is alloNed
.> lam. ~ we'll a- charges against them tor
..arrxlua courcaicd dy,s.iy Weapons. They
y,.r.. sentenced 10 serve . year IN the New
castle County " orkholI>c The ear used
ut transporting tho liquor vii he Sold,
.cruldin. t. law end the proceeds turned
uVcl ~ 3hc county
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NEWS OF iNEWARk.

Special eSpondenoe Of Every Evening
Newark. April y The Delrnarva
Press Association. comprising the editors
nf uewspa pers on the Delmar1la Pen
insuia h8s accepted the invitation Of
President Mitchell 70 hold their annual
meeting Al Delaware College SATURDAY
Of next week The visitors will be guests Of
the college, that day, at luncheon in Old
College HALL
The Kappa Alpha Fraternity Of Della
ware College will hold its fourteenth
annual dance iu the Armory building on
the evening Of April -
Officers Of Oriental Lodge No - I O
o. r, were recently installed rs follows
Past grand master, frank G. Jester.
noble grand. Ralph l. ianey. vice grand
Lee L. Lewis recording secretary. Thomas
4 Mullin: X : to \ g., William NJ
Gamble, H. s TO n O.. Daniel Stoll
warden. Isaac kansant; conductor, George
Krapf: inside guardian, G. r. +. Lewis .
chaplain, r Raymond McMullen
Rev. Frank Herson, the new pastor of
the local NJ f. church and Mrs Herson
were rendered reception, last night, by
members Of the congregation.
The farce, no Cure, No Pay" Will be
given in the New Century Club, Saturday
April 20, by the Parcut-Teacher Asso-
ciatIon, as a beneft for The gardening class
of the public schools. The committee
arranging for the play consists of Mrs
George S Counts, Mrs W f.. Hill,
Professor A. Z. Grantham, Mr.. Dowling
and George L. Medill
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NEARLY tSPHNXItTED.

Spt-,,jal Cogr,.~ pond. .ncy of Every Evening
I.lir1 \nrl ~ Tuesday afternoon
uIllc returning from Sharptovu With =
lo..i of .rcisht Captain George Miller
l..llc lNuch, Clifford Phillips and trthur
rra..i were overcome IN nr fumes from
Y >..g,~,rr stove aud nearly aSplyNated
f.. rh.. c.4buu III ~mtll gasoline boat. Is
IT.. ei;, us- raN aud raid All the men but
C.l.-ain smith went INTO the cabin. and
losing -lic door to keep out The rain.
Haftsi ,h,, oil stoke ouuc lynch says
rG.. other thtr. utnt to sleep IS hr
tn pughf and tha' inalIv hc became da2ed
.nd iell invn -ufffug hf- mouth badly
IN. ia~l thing h. remembered was trylne
t. erau IL h, door Is gct oslt
Z pom th,lr .rtsral IL this town Captain
~nth. who ihotgll thcy had gonr ~
-lorp. wca- NTH 10 cabin ~ arouse them
and discovered 'h.t 3uey we're unron-
,,5ui~ ,lo,tor Wa summoned aud they
were taken 10 their homes where after
many hours WORK AT we're T,.>u>itatcd
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THE AIAIDENS or FRANCE TO
THE GIRLHOOD or ANIERI, f,

John Ilniey, commission ID ri4ya-
ton If rnr state IF Ncv York. rel4tt,
yIFidly ln The April number Is The Acl
oro>S Magazine his personal esp, -lenc s
among the schools oI France He SAYS
| hat which r.>es most clearly 4 &,
memory of III tha. he5-5 uu >lV a
France Ia May and June ef last Summer.
Is not she sound of RE annon though
] know ha, thar aor f tb, elogug ut
addresses &C scholars aai Statesmen e
which ! listened y rhe N4y from Ncr-
MANDY vast 81 -he Na.gcs ind sau1b "a
Noutp, .er a3t thc gat IF the Rolndti
cities nor ef thc stricken fr1k, nor ai thl
anceaSng h.4o stream If soldiers
Is the sound 81 The >raooi children s
voices hes ang heir loved SQngs
some 81 them p exile, Il IS the Sht s.
their thousands of faces AS the cries
'Niye ! Aurrque Proud I was - -
uct by he university rector and nru-
fessors In yhcfr academic gowns Of mcdl-
aev3l dcs gu ar tbe gate With heir ho4-
q1et, Of familiar flowers and lcd nto rho ,
ha'l, where they sang not oDly the,-
NsrselI'4lSc but orr star ~paDElci
banncr and hmerlca
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WOMAN SUFFRAG WORK.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, April Announcement il
made that the sufIragettes will open head
quarters IN Dover on April 20, al which
time Mrs. Helena Hill Weed of Washing
ton. d. G., VIII give an Illustrated lee
iurc which will show in detail, both BY
lantern slides and her explanation, the
recent activities d the suffrage workers
lu Washington
Nlrr. Weed comes 70 Delawarr under
the auspices Of the State branch Of the
National Woman party. oi which Mrs
Florence Bayard dilIes i chairn8n. Her
tour vlH include Wilmington, Delaware
CIv. New Castle. NddictoRu. Town
send. smyrna Dover. Harrington MIL
lord and Georgetown
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NEW REPUBLIC OF FINLAND.

The press has spread the news tl.t two
ENJOYS are being sent By the Finnish
government to ask for official American
achnow iedgment Of the Republic Of FIN
land One uf them. Or X ICnatlus. is
already IN Washington, and the other,
Professor !. Reuter- is on his way 10
america. Finland has reached an agree
ment with the Russian government ;
sweden, Denmark Franco and Germany
have already acknowledged he new re-
public, aud the other European countries
are soon expected to act accordingly. The.
task for the Firms IN Washington does not
therefore. seem . hopeless one
nc inns 3re a Widc-awakc people,
hough they are among the Youngest III
civilization Only a hundred years ago
they were a handful Of unlettered folk
without schools or native literature.
Today they are highly educated nation,
with no illlteracy, with an excellent educa-
tlonal system, with art, literature and
music standing on q high plane Of de-
Vel0pment Fate was Kind to Finland,
creating the necessary circumstances for
this rapid development a change in the
political status OF the country, powerful
national awakening all over Europe, tho
discovery Of tho Finnish national epic,
ANtltt HI ana tttAa4t NAf'tt-,I AN'tlti-
cal oppression TO make the nation exert
all its economic and intellectual power
III the fight for national existence
The tmns have shown clearly during
the hundred years of their conscious ma
tional life that they are capable of develop
ncnt and can add new values to the IN
ttllectual and artistic treasury of man
kind They are a law-abldng and peace
loving nation, and they have made their
country one Of the leaders OF progress in
Europe. They now ask Tor independence
not as gift Of charity. hut As their right r
Aino AIaimherg, ia the March Century.
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ROD< IN OLD ACE.

tt he beginning ot the war ROdm 4sd
not dare 20 hope that France would pre-
serve 70 the end this essential strength 1f
patience which seemed 20 HIM and o many
OF Us he privilege of the Northern peoples
but Is the days passed he WAS tiiled with a
positive yeneratlon for ht jucompar4b.c
forttudc of our soldiers The patience
Of the trenches he said, ls the sublime
virtue Of this War
This Vlgor 0f WiuG .4u1 spirit W hlca
life had brought him itrlc by htJle, despite
the inevitable. narrowing struggles of
genius against mcdlocriiN explains the sl-
together extraordinary effect which Rodln
had over al who came close to him Amid
the eXhaustIDg uncertainties that bcSet
the modern soul, this beautiful being
massive IN form and in thought rose up
with the august calm al Moses He
dominated the chaos OF idea. from fhc
height Of very Simple philosophical
conviction, based upon the love of nature
md The supremacy Of intelligent '4hor
lie conveyed such an impression al |ateut
courage. OF sure power. that those VINO Iost
faith during the long wears OF war and t7c
overw heimlnC OF France sad n thaie-
selves IN the presence ol Rodu rhe
country which mas produced -usa 1850
cannot die'
Especially m his old tzc tbc 1aa
sculptor had attained i wonacrtuI serenity.
In his perpetual contact with nature
which he saw with tile ewes at once III thr
lover and az the naturalist. ne had Wholly
Invested himself in hnr presence. IF the
spirit OF criticism Gur hlm there Was no
longer either good Or eyll but ou,p the
opposition Of forces and temper.mcut5
This gave him superior equilibrium,
"A contagious ccrtludc oi having found he
true meaning OF lie Every time saw
hmm In his immense studio at Aleudon.
casting thc exc OF gracious sovereign
over the people OF bis sculpture said 80
myself, lie is one Of the kleet judith
Cladel, in the March Century
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Personal.

Chief Justice Arthur Prentice Ruge.
Of Massachusetts,. Mrs Rugg and Miss
Esther Rugg left this city on Sahn-
DAY after a short visit to Mr. and Mrs
James II Downs, 0 COZ West Nineteenth
street
Lieutenant William II Downs. 626th
Aerial Squadron, has been on a visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs James II Downs
Mrs Susan B. kelso Of Onancock,
Va, is visiting her son, Rev. Hugh kelso,
at Mount Pleasant
Mrs Walter Buckmastcr Of Belle
fonto is going to Chcago 20 visit her
son, " Erwin Buckmaster.
Miss Phyllis Jones Of the Marquette
Apartments has returned from New
York CITY, where she visited her sister
Mrs II l. Kester
Mrs. John Townsend IS visiting her
brother John s Collins Of Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. April u PhlodemIc Lodge.
No :. J. O. q f., Of Dover has elected
Thomas Y. Keith. noble grand; 7. Nor
man kcllum. vlce-Crand; j. + Palmatary
recording secretary.
The condition Of Miss Emma I Kin
namon. one Of Dover school teachers,
who Is III Philadelphia hospital where she
underwent an operation several days
ago. is reported ~ being critical
Hughett h Mcdaniel, who recently
was sent to Fort Oclethorpe. Ga. has been
transferred 70 Fort Lcavcnworth. Kansas,
where he is connected with the medical
department Of tho army.
The Richardson & Robbins Canning Co
~ this town has sold rs California canning
plant located at San Jose. Cal
II the scmi-annuI meeting Of the
directors and managers of the Palmer
Home Tor the Aged yesterday. 1t was de-
cided to invest $1,000 of the endowment
fund In Liberty Bonds This institution.
in addition 10 receiving many donations
both in money and fruits books. etc
receives an annual appropriation from the
state OF 81 800
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
MAY BIZ ABLE TO WALK.

special Correspondents Of Ivory Evening
Dover. April I2-L4ttlc Elizabeth
Naver. daughter Of Mir and Mrs Harry
Naver OF tins town. who was accidentally
shot on August 80. Ia>t year while Al
play with some companions and who's,
HE was despaired 81 Tor several weeks
gradually has been restored to health
with the exception Of lameness. which
it was thought would prevent her walk
ing Now there are hopes Of her beng
able 70 walk
Her parents recently took her 70 q
Philadelphia specialist, who has fitted
her with braces which have gwen great
help and cncoura cement The same spc-
ciaii>t also has fitted Erncst Keith, son
IF CITY Councilman Thomas y Keith
of this town. who has never walked, and
it j. expected that he will be able "a
WALL with the and oi crutche> and braces
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
.pecial Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
EIkton, Md April l. Theodore
Rosin Of Wilmington and Mrs Ida
Bouchelle Of Chesapeake City were mar
RED, last evening. IT the home 0l the
bride IN hesapcake lty, hy Rev DR.
Eggert The, vii reside n " lmngton
fhc young men of Rising sun viii give
dance this evening IN he town hall for
the benefit Of the Red ross unit Of the
town
Roy lcrkes. aged - wears, died on
sunday ~ the home III his parents, Mr.
and Mrs IRWIN lcrkes III Lombard. al
tubercuoza lis funeral va held yc.trr
day
Charlie Blake Of Elktou Is spending h.
week with friends ~ Orchard Hill
Roanoke IA
Residents OF Rising sun are making
plans for organizing a baseball team for
the coming summer.
Miss Nellie Hlndman and Frank Post
of West Nottingham spranc . surprise on
their friends Thursday when they went
to Baltimore and were married hy their
former pastor Rcy Il Hufman
John Lyiei has contracted with farmer.
IN the Colnra section for tomatoes, this
season. At 81 per ton
Rev and Mrs + \ Moore celebrated
their twentieth wedding anniversary
Wednesday, 81 tic II L parsonage Pou
Deposit, which nas largely attended b,
the people Of the toun
The Ncstamwell Sunday school has
organized for tire season With County
Treasurer 2 NJ Groves superintendent,
Alfred II DAVIS treasurer Nils, Gertrude
Laird secretary
The Misses Kirkland and Martha Jones
Of Recchwood school Jenkintown, Pa,
who have been spending the past ten days
with relatives In tlkton, returned TO their
studies this morning
Mr.. and Mrs William L Purify Of PbIla-
delphia, former residents OF Cecil county,
announce the engagement Of their daugh
ter. Florence lmogene, to Lieutenant
William A. Frascala, NJ d.. of New York
City
Members Of Cecil Farmers Club were
entertained, yesterday, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Charles Norris 1t Zion
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evenin

Special Cores spondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City, April l2-The house
on Washington street recently purchased
hv Henry Torbet and vacated bv Samuel
Armstrong viii be occupied IN the future
bv Price Stanley and family
The Ladies Aid Society and trustees
of the Presbyterian church will hold q
Joni meeting At he home Of Miss &
Clark 20 discuss the improvements for the
Interior of the church
Harr G. G ark has received contract
70 ouiid a radio station At Fort du Pont
under the L. ; Z. ID
Rov Robertson, formerly employed hy
Hotfmans drug store, Wilmington, has
enlisted in ID Medical Corps at Fort
du Pont
Friday afternoon At $50 oclock the
Delaware City Century Club Will raise q
scryicc flag Tor the town and surrounding
country Fort du Pont Band will plaS
Chaplain Marvin OF Fort du Pout will
address the meeting which will be held
IN front of the tire engine house Every
body VIII be welcome
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
ANNOUNCEMENT OF WEDDING.

Specia, Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford. April 12.-Word has been re-
ceived in Milford of the marriage of Mlss
Frances Helen Stapleton of Roxbury,
Boston. Mass, to Lieutenant Henry
Mahoncy Denning, formerly of Delaware,
now chief of the statistical section of the
Army Transport Service IN the office OF
the Quartermaster General, Washington,
ID. &.
The wedding took place ut Jackson
willie, Fla, ON February 4 Prior TO hls
enlistment in Co. Il. First Delaware In
fantry, of Milford, Lieutenant Denning
was connected with the Pennsylvania
Railroad. He is well known in Milford,
being the nephew of Mrs. Mary Hirsch
of this town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
To REPAIR ROADS.

special Correspondence of Evrry Evening
Georgetown. April II County Eng
necr Hawkins has been authorized ny the
levy Court to purchase - 900 bushels of
shells to repair The road leading from
Sclbyvilc to Bishopvllc, and also 10 con
strIct q concrete bridge from local ma
tcrlal at Woodland rs soon ~ material
can be obtained work will he started ON
tho bridge over Kent and Sussex ditch,
near Greenwood.
The new concrete bridge ri Milford, on
the dividing line between Kent and SusscX
has been completed by The Juniata Co,
contractors, of Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
REC EPTION TO PASTOR.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Ami II The congregation
o Wesley " + Church extended their
1pev pastor Rev y " CoIona. his wiie
snd little daughter . cordial welcome and
reception ID the church, Wednesday even
snl George " 1ebo presided and the
address of welcome was made by Harry
Nayer, ia which Rev Mr. Colona re-
>pondcd iecllnglv
Distric, Superintendent " r. Now
l,ray made a 5cw remark, and Mrs G.
Herbert Smith gave humorous selections.
Vocal selections were rendered by Mrs
LeRov G7tzen and Miss Else Bishop
A collation. followed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
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without Discomfort or Loss OF Time.
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and We want you TO try it at our expense.
No matter whether your case Is Of long
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YOU should send for free trial Of our
method No matter in what climate YOU
live. no matter what your age or OCcupa-
ton if you are troubled with asthma our
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We especially want to send q TO those
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OF inhaIers douches. opium preparations
fumes patent smokes. etc have failed
We want to show everyone. st our own
expense. that this new method is designed
20 end all difhcuit breathing. ali Wheeling,
and all those terrible paroxysms at once
and for all time.
This free offer is too important 70 neglect
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the method at once send no money
Simply mail coupon below. Do il today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
Vehicles in Collision

Neither the trolley nor the automo-
bile were damaged, and luckily no one
MAS injured in collision between car NJ.
>3 of the Traction COMPANY and afl auto
mobile owned b> anG operated bv Jesse
Horner Of no West TWCnty-second street.
at the corner 81 Ninth and Market
streets last night
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TURNED OFT BY FIERCE FIRE.
special Correspondence Of Eycry Evening

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. April = Dover citizens were
awakened. shortly after midnight. by M
alarm from the fire bell which proved f.
H., a call for help NJ the Joseph Moore
farm. on the State Road near ncnne,
Corner. four miles north near ChcsWold
The tenant house on the farm had
caught tire. supposedly from a dciectiy,
fue. and tho tenant. Mr. \iscn. and ms
family barely escaped with their lives,
beng compelled 10 Aec from the houSr
II their night clothes ~ the home of .
ncichbor Tho house and ali tS contents
were totally DESTROYED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
as boen nlaoed on the Delaware College

has been placed on the Delaware College
Library building, where the progress OF
the various teams viii be posted.
The chairmen of the various district
committees of women working IN CO.
operation with the men committees arc.
Miss Eta Wilson, Mrs Robert koehler,
Mrs ] Pearce Cam. Mrs II l.. Bonham-
Mrs G. l.. Penny. Mrs Wilmer Hill,
Mrs. William J. Rowan, Mrs Charles ii
Blake. Mrs " T Boyce, Mrs. II +
Hhittingham and Mrs Ernest Wright
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
IS CRITICALLY ILL.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, April i2.-John G. Hud-
son, aged about 20 years, Is critically Ill
at his home on Cedar street. this town,
with pneumonia.
His son, John III. Hudson, of Aldan. Pa.
an employe of the Chester Shiphuildlng
Co, was called home, Yesterday. because
of the severe illness Of his father.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
TO co TO MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. April II Kent County Local
Exemption Board has granted % Frank
Il Hutchinson. a kcnt county rccstrant
subject To draft, leave to cntrain FOR Camp
lee. Petersburg. Va, and he started FOR
therr. Yesterday. for service IN tho modl-
fnl dnnarf mont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12

of Epworth League of Avenue NJ. T..
Church of Milford of which organization
Mr.. Foster was president II was token
of the appreciation of his work, both IA
member and officer of the league, and cx
pressed the high esteem in which he was
held by his fellow members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
STORM INTERFERES.

Newark April u The stormy weather
OF the past few days has greatly inter
ferred with the work Of local canvassers
for Liberty Bonds 4 large blackboard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
PRESENTED WITH WRIST WATCH

r.r-iat Correspondents Of Every Evening
Milford. April l. a = Foster. vino
was manager Of the Milford branch Of the
American stores. was presented with q
handsome wrist watch before leaving
Milford for Camp DIX. recently
The watch p as the gift Of the members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12

Count Czernin. not being exactly "a
German, tells something approximately
true, even when he Is giving currency 10 i
falsehood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
Chill Winds
invite Rheumatism

BacAache. Stif-neeA, rams in ne
Chest, Scia.ica. Lumbago and other
pains. Secure prompt relief by
geaAy massaging with MetA-a-sol, =
liniment in ointment fornl--very
penetrating, very satisfying. En-
dorsed and prescribed by physicians.
Accept no substitute. Genuine
Mcth-o-sol has a green color, which
Identifies it. sold y al leading
druggists. 35c jar
The Kelvan Co. Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
1t tastes good and soothes
the raw, inflamed surfaces;
stops the razpins, ssrangling
feeling in the throat.

Why experiment with unknown, untried
substitutes or imits tions when you can get the
genuine Foleyis at a reasonable pF1ce1 In
Z5c, .Oc and 81 60 sizes. Guaranteed safe;
contains opiates or otheE harmful drugs.
For sale by n. b Danforth Market and
Second 81 reets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-12
ease. the '.y,,oop 'xndBnsaf sHeroup"
FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR
COMPOUND

CROUP and Wbooping Cough are two ofthes
! tarrors of childhood Thousands Of
~ mothers know the efficiency Of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, for this reliable
cough and cold remedy has been used success
fully for tn roe geueratiOls
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-02
Four COrnered Tournament
Might Settle Wrestling Question

wladek Zbyszko has won The sold
belt offered for the winner Of the in
tornational wrestling tournament re-
Gently completed In New York.
One OF the main reasons Zbyszko won
was because Stranger Lewis was not
permitted to use his famous head lock
Another reason Is that neither Earl
Caddook nor Joe Stechcr were compel
ing
This Is not a criticism Of Zbyszko
Perhaps he Is the greatest heavyweight
wrestler In the country. perhaps he
would have thrown Lewis, had Lewis
heen permitted 10 use the head look
Perhaps he would have thrown Cad
dock and Stcchor bad they entered the
tournament.
To the average person IL seems that
Lewis was Disseminated against. when
after he had thrown practically ali
omers by use OF his head lock, the