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of these diseases only. This il pot true.
All internal diseases -diseases Of nu-
triton, Of the nervous system, stomach,
bowels, blood vessels, Of the liver, kidneys
and rhcumatism, yield readily to Plant
juice It's field of usefulness has been
most thoroughly tested and statements
from thousands Of grateful people who
have been relieved from illnesses Of long
standing but go TO prove there con-
tentlons
Local people are daily testifying in
ssned statements what this remedy has
done for them One Of the latest is Mrs
Elizabeth J. Tice, a well-known Whining
ton lady residing at No. SS5 Tatnall
street. who said:
plant Juice certainly proved TO be a
most wonderful medicine in my case.
had been run down and feeling miserable
for a long time | could not keep the
hghtest Of food in my stomach as II would
cause gas and bloatIng, in fact, the very
sight Of food would sicken me; my liver
was out Of order, and ] was so nervous
could not sleep at night; WAS always
dosing with laxatives for constipation,
which never did me the Toast good and
had rheumatic pains all through my body;
got so nervous that could not so out
on the street. Since | have taken Plant
Juice all that has passed away and il has
made a new woman of me; | sleep fine
now and am not the least nervous; have
fine appetite and have not an ache or a
pain; nothing worries me now since
took Phnt Juice and the rheumatic pains
are thing of the past. am glad to give
this public endorsement so that al suf-
ferers may benefit by it.
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, 4o4-4o5 Market street, Will
mington. where he is daily meeting the
local public and Introducing and explain
ing the merits Of this remedy. Free
samples riven
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
It's Crandmother's Recipe to
Bring Back Color and Lustre
to Hair.

You can turn gray, faded hair beauti-
fully dark and hIstrous almost over night
if You'll get bottle Of "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound at any drug
store Millions of bottles of this old fa-
nous Sage Tea Recipe, improved by the
addition of other ingredients, are sold
annually, SAYS a well-known druggist
here, because it darkens the hair so natu-
rally and evenly that no one can tell it
has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded have a surprise awaiting
them, because after one or two applica-
tions the gray hair vanishes and your
locks become luxuriantly dark and beau
tiful
This is the age Of youth, Gray-haired, !,
unattractive folks aren't wanted around
50 get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound tonight and you'll be
delighted with your dark, handsome hair
and your youthful appearance within 5
few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

Mitchell Givison. Messrs. Gilbert Bend
ler, Chester Blake, Bennie Blake, Leroy
Blake, Oscar Hardey, Merton White,
James Ryan, Charles King, James White,
Carlyle Tobin, Alfred Gooden, Samuel
Mcknitt, Thomas Crawford, Marvin
Hatton.
The members of the New Castle Gem
tury Club this evening will be addressed
by DIR. c. H. Wells of Wilmington, health
commissioner for Delaware.
Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. William s.
Weggenmann, who have been residing
in Sacramento, Cal, for the past FIVE
months, arrived in this city and will make
their residence here The couple were
we'll pleased with the western section of
the country and report that the high cost
of living was on the same par as the high
cost in the east.
Mrs. Wilson Price of Bear has been
q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Price of
Newark.
MIR. and Mrs. Vance Craig of Washing
ton, ID. c., are spending several days as
guests of the parents of the former MIR.
and Mrs. William Craig of Hare's Corner.
Miss Lydia Sentmyer of Bear yester-
day reported to the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital, Wilmington, for the
purpose of becoming nurse at the insti-
tuition.
Edward Cline, who had the great toe
Of the right foot taken off while Mt work
at the plant of the American Manganese
Steel Co, several days ago, and who has
been treated at the homeopathic Hos
pital, IN able To be about on crutches.
William and Mary McClain, Children
OF MIR and Mrs. Elmer McClain of 727
Clymer street. are confined to their beds
suffering from pneumonia.
William Loveless, Jr., son of MIR. and
Mrs William Loveless of the western Sec
ton of the city, who was operated on at
the Homeopathic Hospital, Wilmington,
several days ago. is getting along nicely.
Philip Heathcrs, of 2ll Harmony
street son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heath
ers. is confined TO his bed suffering from
pneumonia.
victrolas and records. s.-Bridgowasr'
ADV.
Lost, on Sunday afternoon, a valuable
Waterman fountain pen. Reward if
returned TO James King. Jr., corner Sec
ond and Harmony streets.-Adv.
Personal Christmas cards. Now IL the
time 20 order Come see our samples. 40 c
to 1915 dozen. +. Challenger & Son,
Prescription Pharmacist vdv.
Hot water bottles This is the weather
when YOU need them. S3o 10 $3.50;
guaranteed E. Challenger Il Son, Pre-
scription Pharmacist.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
TO WISE FALLS PASSPORTS.
Mexican Border Co nsuls Get lnstruetio
In Matter

by Associated Prcss TO Every Evening.
Mexico City, Nov. 23.--Mexican border
consuls have been instructed by the for
eian Office to visc the passport Of United
States Senator Albert r.. Fall Of New
Mexico, who announced few days ago hc
intended TO come to this city to attend
the Inauguration Of General Alvnro
Obregcn as president Of the Mexican re-
public.
This order from the foreign Office disre-
gnrds the action taken on Saturday by
Roberto Pcsqueira Mexican confidential
agent in Washington, who instructed
Mexican consuls along the frontier not to
wise any passport presented by Senator
Fall
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Rheumatic Pains
Have Disappeared
Popular Tatnall Street will
mington) Lady is Now
Praising Plant Juice.

Many people think that because of the
wonderful success which has attended the
use Of Plant Juice, the new herbal stomach
medicine, in cascs of stomach trouble and
allied affections il IL for the treatment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
HESS-bR|GHT WINS
after HARD. FIGHT
Nosss Lupton Out for Pennant
Honors With Advantage Of
q Single Game

Aftef one Of the most spirited bat
ties FOR the pennant in any Industrial
baseball league, the season Of the In
dustfiai Amateur League has come to
a close with the Hess Bright winning
the pennant by the, narrow margin Of
one game over the team Of David Lup.
ton. Sons. se.., SG'
OF . schedule Of twenty -one con
tests, Hess Bright won seventeen, while
the runners-up were only single game
behind. Hardwick y Masss. which
hnishsd third, were successful In fifteen
starts. and the Hohlfeld nine captured
fourteen.
But while Lupton did not win the
pennant, two Of their players, Charles
Wrigley and Lefty Winterstein, ths
hurler, staged merry battle for the
batting honors o, the league. and Wrig-
ley wins, according to the official aver
ages just announced. He batted .51d
against .607 for his teammate.
The players on the winning club will
be presented with solid gold baseballs
at a dinner to be held In about two
weeks. and the runners up will receive
silver baseballs. The first two clubs will
be presented with silver cups, as will
player Wrigley.
President Hohlfeld announces a spe-
cial meeting to be held at his Office to-.
morrow evening to make final arrange
ments for the big track and field meet
next Saturday afternoon at the North.
east Manual Training High School field.
To date POT individuals have entered,
which means approximately 400 entries.
1t promises to be one Of the most sue
cessful events of its kind ever held in
this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
EARL HARTMAN, HOME FROM
OLYMPICS, USES HAMMER
Treatment of Athletes in An',erp Vas Terrible Says Phla
delphia Boxer-Pans Decisions in Ring Competition
By LOUIS II. JAFFF
IND EARL HARTMAN,

IND EARL HARTMAN, whose mid
T. die name Is more familiar to his
intimate friends. and Hughey Nc
Gloon, former Athletics mascot, Is
glad to be back In Philadelphia. Earl
has been home for only two days, and
in that short time he has filled himself
with more good food than he can re-
member. The reason Is that Hartman
was a member Of Americas Olympic
team. and he says, 'It wasn't eIag-
rerated at all-that stuff about the
food being 'fit for dogs 1t was ter
riblc-and no worse than the decisions
given by the judges during the boxing
matches"
Hartman was one of the first Amer
lean boxers to return from the recent
Olympics at Antwerp. He arrived IN
New York Saturday on the Aquitania'
together with Spike Webb, coach OF the
y. 8. mittmen: Steve Augastin, OF
Boston; Jack and Pete Zivic. Of Pitts
burgh, and Sam Lagonia, Sam Mos
of New York. OF this aggregation OF
boxers Mosberg was the only one to
win high honors In the Olympic ring,
earning for himself the worlds anna :
teur 1856 pound championship.
Willie Clark and Sidney Loog, Jr.,
a pair OF Philadelphia 145- Founders
who represented the U. 8. A.. In the
Olypics, will return here the latter part
of the week, Hartman said. They are
aboard the Antigny, which left France
the same time az the Aquitania. but
which Is a much slower boat.
Hartman, who is member OF the
Mount Carmel Catholic Club, Of this
CITY. reiterates the insinuations by the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
TIME DEALS LIGHTLY
WITH BROOKL YIN VETS
Konetchy and When Vital Factors in Dodgers' Dizzy
Season-Ynks May Not Win Flag, But They've
L,ued the Fans-Cwpensier Growing Wealthy
BY GRANTfAND RICE

ability deserves another ding before
Times bugle sounds taps above his
career.
Carpentier's Fnur .
PACk AROUND srmiS'ies time IN A"Ao
- Carpenter was reported TO DO all
through a. q fighter.
He was all through to the extent
that before he is through he Will clean
up close to 81 ,000. 900.
Taking in his Beckett match, his
motion picture and exhibition receipts,
his fight with Levinsky and his or
dained meeting with Dempsey, within
less than three years after he was
, eorm he Will be independently rich.
Even II he Is beaten by Dempsey
there 10 no European now IN sight who
can stop him. and so once back upon
| the other SIDE he can still add to his
roll BY taking on the Becketts and the
Wellses FOR return engagements.
MYTH Speaker and Ruth rated as
w tho two most valuable outfielders
ing debate In progress as to whether
par n,ra ynvn ~ ve'ysS Jns Jct.nn uch In, Ihnea.,
A.. ktkks~ ~
Is tne os.ter hit.er sa ana the other TWO
art Ine 49, 49,, a,o'ma,nn oT Is, ou' WHO Is
70 h"'o 'Ne e'''e'.u.Hs '"'
w n.n - sr,sh n tha nsDnnnt n.a. p
tb.v viii close ont the Season Win n,
least one notable record TO their credit
the record OF having displayed their
wnres before a larger number Of fans
than any other club IN the fifty wears
OF baseball history. Their turnstiie mark
than It is to 1000 900. An estimate
sround 2'oo'ooo wouldn't be fai
wrong.
>x,rx
nNL1 rev years ago less than
" 1000, 900 paid admissions were
recorded for an entire league. Wher
you figure more than this number fol
one lone ball club you can gather som,
icea OF the fanatical upheaval, a con.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

tam bouts in tho wlnd-up. Of which Charley
LedouI the Frenchman. meeting Joey Bur
recently met at the Ice Palace. and the
american american wen; In the semiinal Battlinf;
toilo%s W Kd eSoh Wof vs. w'A battling S,eI 'ISs Pkos
Johnny Molorey vs.. Danny Buck and Indian
Russell yB. Battling Leonard.
Tho National Club got under way on Sat-
urday night. with Jackie Clark winning the
initial star bout of the season over Frankie
Mcguire. Johnny Mealy made sensational
second round after being twice knocked down
himself: Young Tom sharkey upset the dope
BY stowinx away Tommy Jamison in the
NTH: Marty Kane boxed a draw with Dave
Astey and Johnny o'Neil knocked out Tommy
Hayes In the third.
Tommy Keenan, Is the now referee at the
nouncer and John stefrens again 10 the let time me
keeper, Slim Brennan will step into the
sSG, ssss as referee at the Olympic ton'sh
spicket Purcell the timekeeper.
Tho twenty-round bout between Eddie Nc
Andrews and Frank Loushrey at West
Manayunk tomorrow might Is caIsins all
be 1ammed to capacity when this match
gets under way. 1t will be q return bout
between this pair they having put on a
great set.to in fifteen rounds there recently.
Three other bouts also are scheduled. and
Rattiing Nelson, one-timo lishtweight cham
exhibition.
Jack Dempsey yet may have to appear in
Philadelphia II he hores TO get any work
during the next two months. All heavy
weight battles are temporarily or in New
York for some time to come. Dempsey has
no love for New Jersey, due to the commits
sion In that state being one OF the first TO
bar him when the Stacker charges first were
made. For this reason the heavyweight
champion naturally turns TO Philadelphia Tor
place to display his class
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

BASEBALL magnates are reapins harvest Of gold this
ID year The close in both leagues have put the
fans on edge caused lots of excitement and tested the
seating capacity Of the ball parks For the first time In
years every club owner is making money
Yesterday good example Of what close races wn
DO In New York the gates closed before the game
started but before that happened some
fled into the Polo Grounds The Brooklyn crowd was
estimated at 2o The White soI and the ,s,n a.w
Yankees and the Cleveland crowd was Therefore
Ave games 1877 900 spectators which s mighty close
10 a record for one day. 49,
The collapse Of the Yankees was the surprise Of last
week After waoping Detroit and taking two out OF
three from Cleveland they hit the skds in oncaso three
Sass succession. This did not conformation or
ANYTHING like that for the White Sox playing great
ball and likely to trim any club.
But yesterdays defeat in St Louis-ths fourth
ptraigh-is something else again. The Browns had no
difficulty in winning by the score OF to l. a the New
Yorkers failed to hit and played sloppy sams IN tns
field slump at this time Of the year II sxcsedinsly
sad, for the Yanks have but nine more games to play
ending the September 2s They will Be against
tough opposition from now on and that Will NOT hep ~
cause
There have been about dssensions In the club,
Of the players said to have had several
runins with Manager Husgins According to some re-
ports the athletes taking the best care OF them
selves and have been very difficult to handle Still, you
tell what is happening. Lots Of stories are
spread broadcast when ball club starts to lose
Brooklyn took the first game Of the set from Pitts
burgh, thereby coming closer to the pennant The Giants
showed Cincinnati further down In the percensss coumn
winning eleven innings McGraw's club has an out
side chance wtn but that's all. The Dodgers should
breeze homo under wraps.
TIE Giants o~d the Yanks probably sotu 1ssss n
1 o post season series for the ohompto~ship Of
Neto York. II the Yankees lose oospIs Of more
gomez the Gotham teams surely tcsu nook W ed
got Charley Ebbets
Bagby Best Hurler in american League
TIM BAGBY his twenty ninth victory Of the season
yesterday when he shut the Red Sox In Cleveland
Jim the best pitcher In the American League this year
and his great work has been responsible for the present
standing Of the Indians Every pennant contender has
some star slabmnn to depend Last year Cicotte
turned the trick for Chicago and Reuher was the Gin
cinnat star Burleigh Grimes stspped out and SAVED
Brooklyn this season.
Cleveland, however, is playing ths best ball, having
six Of the last games. The team II hitting for
an average Of 1903, which Is unusually good. II the
Indians continue hammer the pill and Bagby, Cove
lese Caldwell and Mails keep mp the good work in the
box the state Of Ohio will have opportunity to stage
another world series.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

the chsmpionship with an overwhelm-
Ing defeat Of Ouimet, has assisted In
beating Yardon and Ray twice at least
SO far this year, the last time when he
aew By airplane to Kokomo, Ind, and
scored sixty seven course record, Just
like that.
He won his first amateur title at
Merton and has all the bulge on Var
don and Ray. Marston should como In
as the "plugger' on his own course.
He's q veteran, Of many a big tilt Of
the links and fs'not going to be q whole
lot fused" The Britons are not
going to strike much terror IN this
pair, and It should be man TO man an
FL Fin. "fsi fsir
II all depends at Aronimink with
Tewksbury and Reynolds In rebuttal.
II they are at the top Of their game
they are capable Of the most brilliant
game OF the three pairs on their home
course.
Reynolds showed plenty tn the Gsist
cup last week, and Tewksbury has
been practicing relisiously at Aroni-
mink.
II they forget that Ray, American
open champion, third In Great Britain
this year and former champion there,
and Vardon, six times British open
champion. and the worlds model as the
perfect golfer" oppose them and
figure It's just thirty six holes where
the best shots win. that they're playing
their own game, then It's going to be
corker.
At any rate, . victory in just one of
the matches will be nourishment a.
plenty for this eager golf belt Of the
Quaker City.
Play for tho st. Martins Cup starts Tnurs-
the Phiiad.iphis chiesst Club This.' OF OF
course eonniets with the chance to SO. RAY
Ssa ss,fs II The sysn
up strictly OF solfers
5srsaPs % ?: sss.n how mSss
The st, Ma Ttins tourney e always most pop.
Tisdiy attempt 30 Qualify and then dash ' yof
4. Wsitsr nyynehc was 20 downccest cror his
Is%gt'd snss E s nSSs'i,a;s nnsIn to take bis
,ostSss; I%sySs can S':s s". som: M:
spsncsr yonss. ths oe.st Cup m.dAins..
vas Si%ssit S..tsn % q. ansis, and 7. s;
Morris r. Jonsa. Frankford. IT'S probsbiy '
the hrst time two Jonsses ever met In any
fnais.
O. II. wheeier. ,whi.emarsh. was one of
": fey a .ss .S.r. I've Of .si
and a half Jonssss In Il" no claimed. ''for
my neither was Jones"
A. d. Kelly. Bt. payids lAnsuished In the
tourney Tor lack Of competition. He got in
the second sixteen without q play-off be-
cause OF a default, won his FIRST match By de-
fault won his second Pv Default. only 10
Wind up his thrilling ride 20 tho somifnais
Huntington Valley,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
SCHOOL FOOTBALL
!. OPENS THIS WEEK
Norrlstown and Palmyra Meet.
West Chester Opens With
Catholic High

This week will mark the opening Of
the scholastic football season. The
regular game between Norristown High
and Palmyra High at Norristown on
Saturday afternoon will attract a large
crowd from Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. Scholastic fans from this city
+ win attend IN large numbers, the Yves,
Philadelphia High boys taking special
interest In this contest.
Coach Warren Weller VIII probably
take the West Philadelphia regulars to
see the Penn Delaware College game at
Franklin Field. He will not overlook
the Norristown game, however, for the
West Phillies will wind up their senson
with the up state team on ThanksRiving
Day. Norristown will have a chams
pionship team this year II indications
prove true. for there are a dozen letter
men at the school.
West Chester Plays Hero
West Chester High win open tho sea
son In this city when the Catholic High
eleven will be played on October 2. The
Purple and Gold youngsters may ex-
pect a hard struggle. West Chester
has a strong team and a good sched lie,
meeting such teams az Pottstown High,
Phoenirvtlle High. Norristown, Will
mington and Camden High.
West Chester's veterans this year
are Hopes. tackle; Goodwin, end !;
Chaltonte, end WINS. quarterback {;
Martin, right halfback Lear. left hall.
back, and Tavanni, fullback. Other
promising candidates include Dicks
; Annent, Smith, Cornvell, Gardener
and Brooks. The captain OF the team
will be elected after the Catholic High
game In this city. Manager Donald
Lear has arranged a fine schedule.
The schedule follows:
October 2-csthoiIo High. Catholic
6ctober e-PhoOntrviii. H,Sn, at w.n
oetoS.r le-Norr,rown Eish. a. Norris.
October as-w,lminrton High, a. West
October so--csmdon RiGh. at Camden
November o-chesser Hisa. a. West Che.
~,November ls-Po,ts,own Eish, at Yves,
November Is--Moorestown High. at Yves,
November 25-Bcrwyn High. at wes,
Chester.
WILLIAMSON School Preparing
Williamson schools football cundi.
dates are at work with one of the hard
egt schedules ever arranged before them,
The opening game Is with Hill School a,
Pottstown on October 2, and from that
game until the end Of the season tn,
Williamson warriors will be playips
the strongest teams in this section oI
the country.
Manager James II. Clevenger has
scheduled contests with the Hill School
Northeast High, Bethlehem Prep, Penn
syivanis Military College reserves. Pen
nington School and the Annapoli.
Piebes at Annapolis, on Thanksgiving
Day. This array Of teams will prove
severe test for the suburbanites. North
east is the leading local team on tn,
roster. =. I. ID. will also be played.
Coach Leonard Logan started work
two weeks ago. Signal drills are now In
order. He has had a difficult tim,
whipping a bsckfeld In shape as Faye
Kingsley, Byerly, Baker and Bender oi
| the regular squad graduated. Edward.
and D'Annunzi, subs Of last year &
eeam, are showing their old time form
~ fullback and quarterback. Other
omising material for the berths on the
,kheld are Bausch, Color and