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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
It's SO Easy To
End Catarrh

Co 10 your druggist and say I
want a Hyome! Outht"--take It home
open the box-pour a few drops Of
HYOMEI from the bottle into the lit
tie hard Enthusiastically it for five
minutes and note the refreshing re
lief-breathe It four or five times a
day for a few days and catarrh and
all its disgusting symptoms should
gradually disappear.
HYOMEI contains no opium. cocaine
or other harmful drug and is sold on
money back plan for catarrh, asthma
crop. colds, coughs and catarrhal deaf
ness. Complete Outfit sf15-extra bot
Ties II needed 50 cents a. Kaufman 81
woIff. and Summers Pharmacy and
druggists everywhere. Simple instruc-
tons for use in every packa ge-you
can't fail TO Danish catarrh II you fol-
low instructions.-adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
HOBART

James o. Boyle and daughter Mrs.
Mary Moory. Mrs. Mary walters and
Mrs. Margaret Scully Of Chicago visit
ed with friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Frank visited with friends at
Indiana Harbor yesterday.
Yesterday Mr. Thos. Hanna moved
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16

into his new home IN Joryville which
he recently purchased from NJ. Day-
Is.
Philip Thompson. who has accepted
a position as salesman for the Steel
Company left yesterday for Kalama-
zoe. Mich. His territory extends from
Cleveland Onto to Duluth. MINI
Mrs nfackey ana daughter Mrs. Gil
gar were Chicago visitors yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16

Charlie White stopped Eddie Boeme in
the'fourth round at Grand Rapids
Frankie Mason outpointed Walter Lau-
rette in six rounds at Bridgeport, Conn.
Bob Martin knocked out Spike Nc
Fadden in the first round at Huntington.
w Va
Johnny Krause shaded Tommy Carey
in six rounds at Philadelphia
Al futile defeated Pete NARROW tn ten
rounds at Rock Island.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
Brown Beats Indiana, 5 to |

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. April 1e.-With
Coach Mordecai Brown. the old Chicago
Cubs twirler. in the box the Terre Ifaute
Three i League team won the last of
the series of six games. to 1. from In
diana today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
MERRILLVILLE

Mrs Iddings spent last Tuesday at
South Gary at her son HaTry's
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bowman or Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16

Miss Frances Carpenter, daughter
of Frank c. Carpenter, noted Jour
naIist and author. and Mrs Carpen-
tie. is TO be the first Washington So
cietv girl to wed ttis spring She
is to be married to William Chaplin
Huntington April 6. He was at
tached to the American embassy in
Russia during the revolution early in
the war and last winter was COM
mercial attache in the department OF
commerce. Miss Carpenter has been
her fathers secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Cured His
Rheumatism! !

81 am eighty-three years old and /
toctored for rheumatism ever since |
came out of the army. over SO years
ago Like many others. spent money
freely for so-called cures and ] have
read about Uric Acid until I could
almost taste il. i could not sleep
nights or walk without pain; my hands
were SO sore and stiff / could not hold
q pen. But now ! am again In active
business and can walk with ease or
write all day with comfort. Friends
are surprised at the change" You
might just as well attempt to put out
g fire with oil as try TO get rid OF your
rheumatism neuritis and like COM
plants by taking treatment supposed
20 drive Uric Acid out Of your blood
and body. 1t took Mr Ashelman nifty
years to find out the truth. He learn
ed how to get rid of the true cause
Of his rheumatism. other disorders and
recover his strength from THE Inner
Mysteries" now being distributed free
by an authority who devoted over
twenty years TO the scientific study
OF this trouble. II any reader Of this
paper wishes THE Inner Mysteries of
rheumatism" overlooked by doctors
and scientists for centuries past, sim
ply send q post card or letter 20 the
author below. Send now. lest you for.
get! II not a sufferer yourself cut
out this notice and hand this good
friend All who send will receive 1t
by return mail without any charge
whatever. II letter or post card IS adj
dressed to Mr. II. Y. Clearwater. No.
5aesB street. Hallowell Maine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
SOME CITY FIRE
COMPANIES TO STICK
Though it is Doubtful What Others
Will Do if the Funds Are
Curtailed.

Firemen of nearly all the Wilmington
companies decided, at company meetings,
last night, to stay by the city, even 1t
Council does not grant their increased
appropriations. The meetings of the
single companies III their houses last
night were held in preparation Tor the
department meeting at the Friendship
Co S hall this evening, where representa-
tives of nj! the companies will meet and
prepare their case for presentation to CITY
Council tomorrow.
At last nights meetings the likelihood
of securing the increased appropriation,
and the course to follow in case of failure
were discussed, but without taking formal
action. j. NJ. Dillon, president OF the
Water Witch Co, denied that his COM
pany introduced the resolution urging the
companies to quit unless they received
their increase. Water Witch. he de-
clared, has always been loyal to the city.
The figures of the National Fire Under
writers company, putting Wllmngton's
fire loss at four times that of other cities
of about the same size, were attacked IN
the discussions among the companies.
These figures must mean the loss for the
entire State one speaker declared, and
even so are more than double the correct
figure Instead of being over 81 900, 900,
Wilmlngton's loss last year did not exceed
S275, 900, he asserted.
Brandywinc and Phnnix companies re-
ported no change in their attitude at last
night meeting. The Union Co expressed
confidence that City Council would grant
the department demands. The Della
ware company, which has not at any time
asked for an increase, did not meet last
night Fame and Weccacoe companies
are said to be among those most kccnly
dissatisfied with the present appropriation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF JUDGES.
How They Will BE Divided Among the
Terms for the Ensuing Court Year.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, June % The following judicial
assignments have been made for the
Superior Court, Court of General Sessions
and Court of Oyer and Terminer for the
several counties in the State.
September term, New Castle county,
September l3--Chicf Justice Pennewiil,
Conrad, Iieisel.
October term, Sussex county, October
d-Pennewili, Boycc and Rice.
October term Kent county, October IS
-Pennewil, Conrad and IIcisel
November term, New Castle county,
November l-Penncwill, Boyce and Rice
january term, New Cnsile county,
January 3, 1921 Penncwlll, Conrad and
Ileiscl
February term, Sussex county, Feb
ruary 7-Penncwill, Boyce and Conrad
February term, Kent county, February
II pennewill, Rice and Heiscl
March term, New Castle county. March
7-pennewill, Boyce and Conrad
April term, Sussex county, April +
Pennewill, Rice and IIciael
April term, Kent county. April ls-
Pennewill, Boyce and Conrad
May term, New Castle county. May 2
--Pennewill, Rice and iIeisel
June term, Sussex county, Juno 27-
Pcnncwil, Boyce and Conrad
July term, Kent county, July Pcnne-
will, Rice md Ileiael.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, June q Charters were filed
here. Saturday, as follows
1qerman Suspension Railway Cor
poraton, Philadelphia, Pa capital,
100000
Plateau Oil Co. Wilmington, Del;
g.. 300. 600
Petroleum Producers Engineering 60
New York City, 81, 600 900
American Malleable Iron Co vii
mueton. Dei 81 900 600
United Sfaies Vegi Food Co, Whining
ton, Del s250000
American NentlIating Co, Dover, Del
s200.n0o
Publishers Buying Corporation,
Wavucsbhro, Pa 5000. 600
RalIeav and Industrial Devices Cor
paratian. Wilmington, Dol 100000
Muddy Creek Petroleum %, Salfz-
berg, Pa. $50 900
Increase of capital Bestvill Nanufac-
turing o, Chicago, I'll, from 100000 q
Si50000
Change in name f. ! Shaffer % to
Terminal supply and Equipment Co,
New York (lty Morohtc Sidewalk Con-
sirIefion I ! r. Morchto f'a & hnauo I'll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
HONOR SOLDIERS
At MARSHALLTON
When Service Medals Are Pre-
sented TO the Men on
Saturday.

Participants in the recent war will hold n
reunion At Marshailton Saturday. III the
afternoon there will be a game of baseball
between Marshallton and Newport teams
and an address by Or. Samuel Chiics
Mitchell retiring president of Delaware
College In the evening United States
Senator l.. Ilesler Ball and Kev George
g Williams vii make addresses, 100 ser
vIco medals will be presented and there
also will be D band concert.
Tho committee If arrangements is
composed Of Rev r. n Adams, chairman,
Rcv. lvanhoe Willis. yice-chairman, Hon.
l.. HeisIer Ball, w s. Gregg, Aaron f..
klair. DR. AIeredllh [ Samuel. Louis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
RURAL REALTY SALES.

Recent transfers of county realty in
cIude the following:
Meta f. Kidwei from George l.. Atkins
land at Colonial Park, $40
David A. Grier from Security Trust Co.
E,x., ct al, land and buildings IN Brandy
WINE hundred. s., 500.
Charles Runner and wife from IL Is
Snyder and wife, land and building in
Brandywine hundred, s., zoo
Stanley c. IIafer and wife from II k.
Stanley and wife; land and dwelling,
Rrandvwine hundred, s. 500.
Elizabeth ] Wilson from Eliza *.
Butler: land and buildings, Newark, $500.
Edward Spencer from Elmhurst Realty
Co, lots at Elmhurst, $500
Elmhurst Realty Co. from County
Board Of Education. land At Elmhurst
$50
NJ. NJ Holt from ? R lyman, land in
ncllcmoor, $3.50
). J Wright from Newark Develop
nent Co; land in White Clay Greek hum
dred. $3.50.
Elizabeth BardsIcy from Sarah Eliza
beth Bardsley. land and buildings in
Brandywlnc hundred. 1000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Counterfeit $50 Bill.

4 warning II q new $50 counterfeit
Federal Reserve note, put in circulation
recently. has been issued hy " II Moran
chief 81 the secret service division of the
Treasury Department The bogus bill is
described as being drawn ION the Federal
Reserve Bank 81 Atlanta, Ga, check
letter 'A' plate number indistinct; W G..
McAdoo. Secretary Of the Treasury
John Burke, Treasurer Of the United
states, portrait of Cleveland I Chief
Moran warning says further The paper
il sticky and stiff Much Of the small
lettering on tho face Of the note is in
distinct The lack Of the note had had
green ink applied, apparently with a
brush but much Of the photograph can be
disccrned in places where the green ink
was not applied, and even through tho
green ink This counterfeit should not de-
ceive the ordinary careful handler Of
money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
YOUTHFUL CRIMINALS TO
Be BROUGHT To BOOK
Stern Measures Will be Adopted
to Stop Juvenile Crime
Wave.

Juvenile Court and police records show
| increased Juvenile lawlessness in Whining
| ton, which Probation Officer Paul Green
| of the Juvenile Court says he regards ns an
aftermath OF the war. During the forced
| industrial activities of the last few years,
| many boys were employed at high wages.
A large number of young boys left school
and went To work because of the com
pensation lure
Now, with the curtailing of industries,
which has marked the end OF the war
many of these youths hive been thrown
out of employment. In the majority Of the
eases they have not returned To school
Peace time jobs do not pdy rs much as
wartime Jobs and some boys have turned
to larceny and house breaking III order 10
get the money they are accustomed to
spend, not considering tho great risk hey
are running, because Of almost certain
detection, or the fact that they are wreck
ing their lives,
MIR. Green pointed out TINT this waa
not alone true Of Wilmington Reports
from all over the country show TINT the
situation is similar in cities from coast to
coast He mentioned philadclplia, Pitts
burg and Cincinnati as examples
The lower type of motion pictures are
also 10 blame for the Juvenile lawlessncss,
he said The young mind Is easily i'm
pressed by what Is seen on the screen. Asa
result they try the fiction Of the movies
IN life Last week two boys, arrested on
the charge Of entering eight places told
Mr. Green that movies. had suggested
stealing 10 them
In nm effort 10 discover what IS wrong
with the boys that they shosild commit
crimes, examinations are made of them
each Saturday morning Dr Francis Leo
Dunham Of Baltimore. conducts these
tests, which are Of three classes. mental.
physical and criminal These tests have
much TO do with the disposition of the
cases
As result Of tho rccent increase of
crime by minors Mr. tirccn snid. in
mediate and stringent measures will he
taken To check the wave Tie courts will
be more strut. and II is hoped the mum
her Of cases of crime among minors will
Immediately dccreasc
Lost somethne2 Try n classified ad-
vertisemcnt III Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following projects have been ap-
proved by the building inspector.
Pine street, I'LL; Charles Swanson
owner and builder alterations, $50.
Heald street, Sol South: f. Brownhill
owner and builder repairs. $50
Concord avenue. 504, DIR j 4. Moore.
owner and builder. alterations. $500
Seventh street. southwest corner West
street; Mrs NJ Doordan owner. A 4.
Dorsey builder; heating plant, $1,000
Shiplcv street, 9l1 ], q. Goodman
owner. 4. 4. Dorsey contractor; heating
plant $3.50.
Franklin street. 1906. Mrs ] + Daley
owner, A. 4. Dorsey contractor, heating
plant, 81 .250
Bennett street. 20 ] " Bunting
owner and builder, addition, $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
TO ATTEND THE CONVENTION.

Mcrris Taylor Editor Of Every Evening,
left Philadelphia at 1925 o'clock this
morning for San Francisco, where he will
attend the Democratic National Conven-
tion as the special representative Of this
paper
MIR Tavlor's return will be by quite
nm extended northern and eastern route.
He will go to Portland, Orc Seattle, Wash
and Vancouver, British Columbia thence,
by Canadian Pacific Railroad over the
Canadian Rockies. to Duluth Mimi,
Sault Ste Marie. Mich, and Montreal
Canada, thence homo by way Of New y ork
City
The entire trip, with stops at various
points Of interest. Will occupy about four
weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been ISSUED
hy Magistrate Harry s Stradley as
follows.
Pusey Pcmbcrton TO Wilheimina Rogan
both Of Newark
Harry r Stradlev, 1920 Market street
third street
Albert 4. Tndlow, $500 Washington
street, to Helen f. Marshall, 20l3 Market
street
G Clyde Crowl. to Helen A Swlnehart,
both of Ala South Franklin street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22

Guest, Theodore Simpson, Darlington
Finn, irwin Ball, Robert Groves, Powell
Ford, Walter Nelson, Walter Wolsten-
holm, William Cdhrt, John H. Ford.
Walter F0nnng and u. !. Hollingwonh q
~ MaEhallton and Ccdars, W IS Carr
we'll, r.. y. Shurter, j.. s Cloud. - s.
Lyman ard DR. John Ball ~ Ermerr and
Warren Curlett Wilson Greenfield John
w Owens, Everett Mc(inw n ) Litflr.
j. Baynrd Leach and Thofnas Curlrtt IN
Brack-EK and ROselle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Burglars at Richardson Park.

Thieves who have been working at
Richardson Park the last couple Of weeks
continued their operations Monday night
when they entered a vacant house formerly
occupied by Howard TAYLOR. Their loot,
however, was not very valuable as all they
could take were electric hight globes.
Besides taking the globes the intruders
also destroyed many Of the electric
fixtures IN the house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Here From Jaosn.

Mrs Chico B0thelo and her little dauRh-
ter and son have arrived in Wilmington
from Kobe. Japan, Mrs Bothelo will t3kc
10 her residence here with her unrlr .Joscph
II Evans Mr. Bothel0, WIN IL cpnne,trd
with p large machinery FIRM will rome
from Japan early n 1921 ~ Ioiu ns
family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
ACROSS THE RIVER.

Plans for the Independence Day cclc-
bratlon Al Carncy's Point are IN the hands
of the Village Improvement Society and
q big demonstration is being arranged
The annual Pennsgrove campmeeting
opened Sunday for a week IN the tabeT-
Eacle, directed by Evangelist : +. Goff
OF pblladelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Reception TO DIR. Naccaro.

The committee in charge Of the re-
ceptlon for DR., Leopold Naccaro, who was
made chevalier 0; the order Of the crown
OF Italy by King Victor Emanuel. Ill
has not yet decided on the date for the
reception. Another meeting of the com
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Ludlow Marshall wedding wednesda,

Miss Helen T. Marshall anJ tlbc-,
r. Ludlow, both ~ this cfY. w,B -
married in Brandywiue = r. Church.
"Wednesday evening. a. nclocl ia,sl
time MISS Marshall s q nircc ~ ti-
md Mrs Charles II Tryys 20l3 H.-tet
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Party for Miss Rudert.

Miss Ada Rudert was given a birthday
party last night at the home of her parents.
Mir and Mrs George X Rudert Poll
jefferson street. Members Of the Camp
ire Girls and St Andrews Dramatic
Club attended All had jolly time Miss
Rudert received many pretty gifts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22


Church, South, WASHINGTON, ID. c.. when
Miss George Frances Bloxom. Of Bloxom
Va, was united i'll marriage to Rev
blanchard Palmer Moore of hiillshoro,
Del
wooDwARD-MAsTERs.
4 pretty wedding was celebrated
Saturday afternoon at clock, when
Edith J Masters, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs David Masters. of Cragmere. he
came the bride Of Edwin Mortimofe
Woodward, Of Chicago. The bridegroom
was formerly stationed at Fort du Pont
as p captain in the Coast Artillery.
sTEwART-sLAUGHTER
Miss Mildred Slaughter, daughter Of
Solomon Slaughter, was married Saturday
to Hamilton l.. Stewart, Jr., at the home
OF her father, 1901 West Tenth street,
with DR. Charles l.. Candce. Of West
Minister PRESBYTERIAN Church, officiating.
CARrER-CoLLINs.
Miss Helen j. Collins. daughter Of
Mrs L. 4 Collins and Hugh G. Carter,
both of this city. were married Saturday
afternoon at Second Baptist Church by
Rev. Spencer b. Mcc,cr, ID ID.
coRLIEs- -BURTSErr.
Air. and Mrs Robert Ellis left Friday
for Brooklinc. Pa. 70 attend the wedding
Of Miss Christine Burtnctt and William
CorIes of Philadelphia The wedding
took place az clock Saturday afternoon
az the home Of the bride.
sTR4DLFY- HASTINGS.
Miss Cora Hastings and Charles Barrett
Stradley, both Of this city were married
Wednesday al the home Of Airs J.. q
Griffith The Young couple left for q trip
to New York and Boston. I pom their
return they viii reside at 1882 West
Fourth street.
KHArp-HARMAN
Joseph \ Hlrman Jr Of Wilmington,
and Miss Grace Knapp, daughter Of the
late Professor and Mrs Charles Miner
Knapp OF Germantown, Philadelphia.
were married Saturday in Germantown
by Rev William i Lee.
FoRD-wALsB
RI + Ford, Of Philadelphia.
and Ju,<. Walsh, oi Wilmington, were
married June Is al Saint James Church
hy Rev John d Walsh Following the
ceremony reception was held al the home
of the bride, 5Sth and Willows avenue
Mir and Mrs. Walsh will reside in Viii
mlngtOn,
RAU-P0NsELL.
Vaughn s Ponsell and Miss Esther NJ
Rau were married Saturday afternoon AZ
It stephen Lutheran parsonage The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Frederic
Doer The attendants were Mr.. and Mrs,
Alfred T Bier. After the ceremony the
newlvweds Lent for Atlantic City.
HECK-DooI.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage Of Miss Mary
Lucille Dool TO DR. Alfred Leon Heck on
June first at Honolulu Cards are also en-
closed announcing that DIR. and Mrs
Heck viii be at home after july first at
Hilo. Hawaii Or Heck recent appoint
ment as, government surgeon al Hllo IS
very gratifying news TO his friends in
Wilmington who have watched his college
career with considerable interest.
DOUBLE WEDDING.
A double wedding took place in Old
Swedes Church on Saturday evening,
Rev. Robert Bell officiating The bridal
couples were Miss Cecilia NJ Denney and
Charles Madden, Of this city, and Miss
Huphon Kemp, of Goldsboro, Md, and
Albert Parridy, of Haddon Heights, n J.
PopoLsKY-GoLDBER6
Miss Rebecca Podolsky, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs NJ PodoIsky, OF 2204
Monroe street. and Philip Goldberg. Of
Philadelphia. were married last evening
IN Pythian Castle by Rabbi David B.
Swiren, assisted by Rabbi RegaS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
Charles b. Landis Here.

Charles b Lands. q Washington rep
resentative Of the du Pont Company is
guest AT the Hotel du Pont Judge Landis
has recovered from a severe illness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
WEDDINGS.
MOORE BLONOM.

Bloxom, Va, June - A pretty we'd
ding was solemnizcd on Tuesday, at
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. WASHINGTON, ID c., when
Miss George Frances Bloxom. Of Bloxom,
Va, was united in marriage to Rev
blanchard Palmer Moore Of Niillshoro,
Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22

Lost something Try y classified ad-
IL livery Evening ADV
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
CONAN DOYLE HAS
FAIRY PHOTOGRAPHS

LONDON, Dec. 10 tBy Mail to United
Press. Fairies actually exist and
have been photographed. This asser-
ton is made by sir Arthur Conan
Doyle in a remarkable article in the
"Strand Magazine"
The fairy photographs are repro
duced. They were taken in York
shire three years ago, by two girls,
Iris Carpenter, i6, and her cousin,
Alice, 10. In one OF them, Alice stands
beside a hedgeside bank, and at her
feet in among the flowers and brack-
en-, are four fitting fairy figures Of
the traditional stOry-bOOk type
long-halred, gOssamer-robed, and
complete with transparent wings,
Just the way fairy specialists have
always depicted them.
The other photograph shows a lit
tie imp or gnOme dancing round the
feet of Iris. lie also is true TO type.
His little face is whimsieally pucker-
ed and he, too, boasts a pair Of wings
Of the moth type.
Sir Arthur declares that several
expert photographers have been
shown the original negatives Of the
fairy photographs, and have satisfied
themselves that they are in no way
faxed"
"The pictures either stand or fall
together" says Sir Arthur, in the
course OF his article. Both are false
or both are true. All the circum-
stances point TO the latter alterna-
tive"
The little girls say they have seer