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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
Just Folks
BY Edgar A. Guest
PLAYTINIE.

The only real time for fun
Is when you know your work is done.
Who leaves neglected tasks behind
Takes with him an uneasy mind,
But he can sing along his way
Who earns the right TO rest and play.
The sweetest hours of joys are those
Which every weary toiler knows
The holidays which now and then
Shine through the lives Of busy men
When free from care and dutys grind,
They leave the daily tasks behind.
There is no real Joy in play
For him who knows that he should stay
And keep his post, however sweet
The pleasures he has gone to meet,
Because forever on his mind
There lies the task he left behind.
He only knows the thrill OF fun
Who plays not till his work is done.
Then he may wander fancy-iree
And claim the Joy, whate'er 1t he,
Knowing the laughter and delight
Which come to him are his by right.
God grant that when ! come to rest,
With life's sun sinking in the west,
And the last bugle call is blown
BY iuty's herald | may own
The right to turn from toll and rest,
Knowing that / have done my best.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
WHAT A FARM WORKER SAYS.

Editor Every Evening: In reply to the
article in today's Every Evening, VIII
say that while some farmers are paying
good wages, the majority are not, ana
even then thev do not deserve any help.
This NAV sound queer, but ! can prove 1T,
when man tries TO take an interest IN
his work and the farmer himself tells YOU
it is none of your business whether yo1
are doing a good Job or no, so long as YOU
are working for him. They send YOU out
to the field with machinery that their
fathers might have started farming with
for all it looks You work from . 10 q
n. IN. 10 q or s p. m, With only Time to
swallow your meals, and IT YOU ask them
to take YOU TO the trolley, about three
miles, they say they are too tired YOU
can walk and you will get there soon
enough, which was from TO =. IN. or
the eleventh hour for shopping The same
party had seven head of horses and mules
and never offered 10 let me use them TO
drive. | offered to hire n pair Of mules to
plow my garden with, and he refused.
Again | say they do not deserve good
help. | am sure there are lots OF good
young farmers, like myself who ara will ng
and ready to go back TO the farms just rs
soon as We are treated as we should be.
Last spring was talking to a farmer
in regard to working, when the man got
very excited because | wanted SEQ per
month, house rent, fire wood, garden and
three quarts of milk per day, when he cX-
pected YOU to he at the barn at ) n. IN.
20 help milk III cows and do the barn
work, besides farming about $50 acres of
land with two men This all happened
around Stanton so II is right NJ home. In
the spring of 1919 | went to farm as
farm manager. The owners never said n
word about working II or l3 hours day.
or longer IL YOU wanted to, but you
could not use horse TO % TO church with
or go TO town after supplies, or on pleasure,
that did not count with them.
just one more and am through. Last
fall | was down TO Georgetown, Del. |
saw n man who wanted farmer, go owhen
| returned home | sat down and wrote
him a letter in regard to working his farm
for him. asking him several questions.
One was. Are YOU willing to fix up A
tenant house (which was IN poor shapo).
and have never received reply. Does
that look rs though no wanted any one2
| saw farming Is second to nothing pro-
yided Won have sonnet hing to work with
and -omc one 10 work for who knows how
TO treat YOU and can appreciate ilrss-class
help.
| am not writing tins article as m adj
vertisemcnt, but Just 10 show how have
found few farmers to he, which IS the
way the average farmer treats his help
could mention the farmers names, but
Will not do 50. | would lkesto get a.
ouainted with some Of those Armers who
arc paving 500 per month. After all.
money il not All there i 10 life on Il farm
Tho wav a man is treated and the privi-
leges he receives count for moro than
money IN keeping him satisfied and con
tented Walter e Given
NlarShallton May II 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19

New York-When Miss Dorothy Dalton.
the beautiful actress who was ssls.ts1l
for the leading role IN that ulahitlotia
New YnrK production. Aphrodite. was
questioned as 10 the sseret at her ple-
nomenal success, she liuhesttauuSiy sail
Nv "c0mDiexIou When asAeI tuflhef
details she explained Every one ot my
friends always Faved about the texture
and coloring Of my skin. and | hakh no
doubt hut that my first cugasetneat MI
made possible through tho reputation
had acquired for a beautiful compeNthus
MANAGERS are like ordinary mortals ttlcy
admire q. beautiful skin as inuCa as any
one and ia selecting their casts taaN
naturally prefer those whose rniapieAtoHs
are attractive. | thiua the hest asset any
girl or woman can have Is beautiful
skin and complexion II Is easy e. iAYh
this if one viii spend only itttia titus II
taking care uf the skin 4 girl may hitYa
Irregular features but IL She possesses a
heautifui complexion she will attract ~
tentiun anywhere. am always Piaa ~
tell any girl or woman Just haW she nlay
POSSESS a skin like mine tiere - Tue
recipe Night aud morning cleanse the
skin first with warm water. taeh Apply
q good cold cream tt4iska cold cream
have found 10 he the bestl after masstS-
ing 10 into thu skin take OIL the suierlH-
Gus cream with a soft cloth Then netart'
going out during the day or evening !
apply DerwliiO a simple toilet preparation
which can he purchased at the toliei
counter of any up-to-datG drug or derht I
ment store The Hrst appHeatton ~ III
wonderful Derwiilo will astonish Aou.
imparts instant beauty 20 the skin an'
makes ROSY white compieAion ever
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
III.ACS.
Annie +. Michener.

Just A lovely bunch Of lllacs,
BY a stranger given me,
With smile. and friendly parting
And word Of sympathy.
Twas a little act Of kindness
Not 10 be forgotten soon,
And | claspcd them to my bosom,
All the fragrant purple bloom.
Just lovely bunch Of hlacs
Twas my mother 5 best loved flower.
And their presence. and their perfume
Speak 10 me Of her this hour;
From the days of early childhood
Best she loved the lilac tree,
out of all Of father flowers
Treasured most III memory.
Just a lovely bunch Of lilacs
Glorious. golden days Of spring,
What a wealth Of wondrous blossom
To our dazzled ewes you bring;
Beds Of tulips rich and regal.
Daffodils Of golden hue
Purple pansies in their spleador,
Flags. and vallcy-hlles too.
Just lovely bunch Of hIacsl
Thus tram Of thought awakes:
Twice the blessing falls IN giving,
Blessing him who gives and takes -
II Just feel want 70 give them
Lovely blossoms OF an hour.
Smiling back took her offering
Emblem "a a hidden power
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19

one VIII talk about It i Ind Il excellent
for my complexion a~ IL protests mS sA4u
ia all kluds of weather Ihats Why 1
prefer It u all other toilet prepa atoms
and never without IT, Nov that SHORT
sleeves lnYogue Yoa Rft want hrauti-
FIJI hands AMI artns fhere il nothing
like nerwiila for this purpose Many ct
my professional friends t. whom | have
recommended nerAItto usa it IN preler
eare To all othsr fAse powders or beautt-
neFs lust trY ii onrs before going ~ the
titaatra dances parties or An AftoFn00u
tall AMI note tins favorable comments of
your friends Darwtl9 Instantly puts q
Hke-like tint your cheeks which deHts
datettton. Il takes the place at fdce poW
der AMI stays on uutl YOU wash n oH
rub uI On clothing IL als1 prevents the
muse and face from shining. Its wonder
fti for il dara. saliow. raugh skin. blAc>
heads. coarse pores. oily skin, tfGcb les.
tan anu for the instant beauty IL imE2rts.
over 11a.D01 girls and woman are using itt
It's absolutely harmless 70 the most ~ensi
tive skin. lust try Il once au1 Xau a'h
neod no further argument 81 con ulre Nun
that thera II NOTHING iusI As good
better. Just nka IL Insist on
Derwillo, then you wid not 10 disAa
pointed
Note Druggists and Department stores
everywhere sell nerWliu with the g,.-sfntcN
that If YOU don lae IL you get Your
/ money hac. II Is the oue beautiful
that vipes satisfaction 1T ali seasons oi
the year luu ian secure Ii at MI toilet
4 counters in this city including n.
Danforth and the kckerd Drug Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19

There is a demand by the people for
the abolition Of some Federal taxes anu
The reduction Of some others. They look 20
Congress for this relief, as il is q matter
entirely under Congress control. But
Congress does nothing but talk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19

At last there seems to be promise %
seasonable weather. to continue through
ont the summer. This spring has been
very irving upon tempers and purses, be
cause it has called for 80 much coal con-
sumption. Now, although no one u
hankering for oppressive heat there is a
desire that nature shall take the place Of
the coal pile for 8 season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
BY Walt Mason.
DER TAG.

When a panic comes and swats us,
bringing forty kinds Of woe, and the
sheriff comes and trots Us TO the
court where bankrupts 20, then
we1l wonder, oh, well wonder,
why, in booming, bullying times.
when the trees were growingplunder
we refused to save some dimes.
When the panic that predicted by
the wise men everywhere, comes
along, and were afflicted with IA
poorhouse bill Of fare, then wei
do some idle raying, and We'll kick
ourselves verst for we didn & do oar
saving when the boom was at It's
worst. Now that everything seems
sunny, and our chances are the
best il the time to put some money,
with some mothballs, in = chest
put it down with cedar shavings
80 the insects won't annoy; for the
man who has his savings is the wisest
kind Of boy. Soon this crazy boom
may trundle 30 the tomb, in ghostly
/ robe then the man who has bundle
is the man who'll ride the globe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
EVENING SMILE
REVENGE is SWEET.

He was being demobbed and didn't
care what happened, he felt so happy
For the last tine he faced the sergeant
major. the man who had made life burden
so long
But this time he came TO the ordeal
with a smile on his face.
Now, my man., snarled the SER
gent major haughtily "answer my ques-
tions smartly. What did you do for liv-
ing before you joined the army
was clerk in an office. sirV replied
the private happily
Washing out ink spots, | 'spese?
sneercd the autocrat.
No. siri' replied the private sweetly.
We employed retired sergeant major
for ,ha. sort of work! London Answers.
Ill run down to your place some
time and get bite Don't do that
Give us time TO lock up the dog first. r.
Baltimore American.
'Then the girls didn't lie Senator
Fmbdub9n Nav: he's back number
Started off with AS gaze into these in
telligent faces OF course, we're intelll-
gent, but we also have some claims to
beauty. Louisville Courler-Journal.
''Are YOU wearing your last wear
clot hes?'" II all depends on how YOU figure
If YOU count from when they we're ordered
thev re last wears clothes. but if YOU count
from when they II he fully paId for they re
next wears clothes. " ashlngton Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19

What's the use Of wage advances, when
the amount Of the increase, and more.
too, is promptly transferred toan already
overburdened people? Even the recipl-
ents of the higher wages suffer with the
rest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments by Every
Evening Readers.

The fun nnmo and address OF tho writer
must accompany each letter, not noces.
sariiy for publication but as evidence OF
good faith. Anonymous c0fnmunicatlons
will he ignored Publication Of ietters does
not carry with IL Endorsement by Every
Evening oil the opinions therein Expressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Christian Scientists.
Clgarmakers Union.
Camp No. , y . s.
CYRUS Temple L. G L.
Sheridan Post, q A r.
Hope Lodge. ] q q T.
American Lodge. : ol IL
Franklin Circle. b of ID.
Welcome Lodge o : b.
National Protective Logon
Oriental Lodge 4 i 4. ".
Delaware Lodge. ID o. II
Delaware Council G. b l..
Brandywine Military Band
Usage Tribe, Impd O r ~
Wilmington Council, G B J..
Columbia Lodge. A . [. "
Delaware Council. o [ 4 "
Lafayette Lodge. No ?. X Of r.
Welcome Lodge Jr 9 [ a NJ
German Beneficial Soc,ety, No 3
Harmony Council, No ! [ +
Star Of Bethlehem, Lodge, ! 8 l.
Mattahoon Tribe, Imp'd q r. NJ
Washington Camp, No. 4, T. O ; A.
Evening Star Lodge, No ,, O. : Of Il
Wilmington Division, L r X s. J N
William Mckinley Com, & l. II NJ
Local 62I. Carpenters and Joiners Union
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Associati
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
RIPpLING RHYMES.

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-29
II COSTS
TOO MUCH
TO Be SICK
Keep Your Blood in Good Condition
and You Throw on Disease
PAY ATTENTION
TO YOUR HEALTH
No Need to Take Chances with IL.
Pepto Manaan Makes Rich.
Red Blood
~ NJ CNffON
TO YOUR HEALTH

When You first feel a tired, all gone
feeling and look pale. Your blood is
losing in quality. Weak Impoverished
blood has no power 10 fight disease.
II takes red blood TO keep you we'll
If You keep your blood in good con-
dition il will fight on disease. You will
not be such an easy prey TO long and
expensive sickaesses- With thin blood
you take chances every day
There's no need doing thar. You
can take Pepto-MaHgan ard build up
rich. red blood With red blood y0u
are able TO win in the fight against
prevailing diseases. Try Pepto- Man
gan. IL comes in tablet or liquid form.
Take either kind. The tablet has the
same medicinal value as the liquid.
But be sure You get the genuine Pepto-
Mangan. Ask for GUIDES and be sure
that the name. Guides Pepto Man
gan is on the package Advt-
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LIGHT FROST is
PROMISED NORTH
FLORIDA TONIGHT

The cold spell which struck Day
tena. as we'll as the entire South. last
evening was eased somewhat today
by bright and warm sunshine, but the
weatherman doesn't hold out great
deal Of promise for warmer weather
tonight. but Saturday. he says. will
be warmer in this section.
Daytona was caught unawares last
evening, after week OF extremely
hot weather. and some people shiv-
cred. unrepared for the cold snap.
While frost did not extend as far
south as Florida last evening. today
the weather man says: Fair tonight
and Saturday, except probable show
ers in extreme south portion of state
with probably light frost in extreme
north portion tonight. Slightly warm
er Saturday in north and central por-
lions, moderate TO fresh north to
northeast winds.
Dispatches from Rochester, y. Y.
today say that city had its first snow
fall Of the season today. II Atlanta
IS degrees was registered. with a
light frost this morning.
If you have something to SELL
try a classified
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air. and Mrs James X Pinnlmer. -
Houlton. Ne. hsve leosed 1Or the 49,
son the home Of Mrs II 3 Stewart.
opposite the Neptune. the Eeake beIug
made By W H couttney- ~. nntI
Mrs. Plammer have spent fprmeT sea-
sons here, and have many friends uho
viii welcome their return,
BARGAINS. DUNN BROS. K
] Mans Crown Bicycle. almost new.
SIS
| new bicycle for 6-year-oA boy. SIS
new bicycle for s-yeur-oad girl. $40.
A. d. G. Electric washing machines.
SIS.
Apex Electric Vacuum Cleaners,
$3.50.
Free Westinghouse Electric Sewing
Nach'nes. 5000 and $1,000.
Electric Heaters. $500.
5s-1o- - II
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Boys VIII Attend
Y. M. C. A. Meet
in the Magic City

Secretary L. r. Reynolds will take
Il New smyrna boys. members of
the county y NJ C. A., To Miami
the end Of next week, to attend the
third annual Florida Older BOYS
Conference, which will be conducted
by the Florida state organization in
that city. Nov ). 8. and I.
Only boys of l. years or over are
eligible to attend the state conyen-
tons. of which there are three this
year. the one at Miami first. followed
ON Nov. IL by a conference al Ocala.
at which some % boys from all OF
Nolusia county viii attend. and a
third meeting viii be held the fol-
lowing week at DeFuniak Springs.
Mr.. REYNOLDS will have charge of
the high school section at the Miami
conference at which several banauets
will be given . list Of excellent
speakers will address the bows. free
entertainments will be in order and
many athletic meets. etc. enoyed nv
the boys who will attend from all
parts OF the state.
A list OF the boys attending the
Miami and Oeala conferences will be
published within few DAYS.
Take your Sunday Dinner at "The
Breakers" in our new dining room.
New management. naytona Beach.
5S-IU- % I Z
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NEW LOCAL TRAIN
SERVICE IS PUT ON
BY THE F. E. C. r. r.


In order TO more efficiently handle
the passenger traffic between Miami
and Jacksonville ON the East Coast.
g ne wtrain. designated as s5-36. will
be placed in service. the first train.
No. &c, northbound. to pass through
Daytona Wednesday morning at Az.
and each succeeding day No. So.
southbound. Will reach Daytona at
S.5S p. m. each day
The additions of trains 80 and Sc
makes possible the leaving of DAY.
iona and surrounding points early in
the morning, spending the day in
Jacksonville ana returning just before
nine o'clock in the evening. All To-
cal stops will be made by the new
trains, while Nos. 81 and IS, under
the new schedule. will omit many of
the smaller stops
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GAIBlEA1n, INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
EXPOSED BY COUNTY cAKVASSINC BOARD
Lous Judge McCrory
John A. Reilly and Former Supervisor
iration c. Hughes, the County Canvassns Board Re-
and Proven False
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Western Veal Lamb and Calves Liver
at Cut Prices
All Florida Meat Cheaper.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-29

Phone Your orsers ard We wsH o<
liver c. o. ..
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benefited from taking the same. Mrs.
r. W. Young, OF Raleigh, North Caro-
lima. residing at sill Person street, that
city, has been greatly helped of pro-
ionged liver condition with all the
usual signs Of Dizziness, Headaches.
Constipation. etc. Just few doses
was all that Mrs. Young found neces-
sary 10 take, today she is feeling bet
ter thin she has for years and gives all
the credit TO -CU-MA. You can
get it al Hankins' Drug Co and all
good drug stores for s1.20 plus tax
Advf.
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Work on the construq bn of an
apartment over the VIII Courtney
building on Main ST et. Daytona
Bescls is progressing. living Mr.. and
Mrs Courtney cou1 ortable apart
aha nafh' Win GARAGE at the rear d
the Grst fioor. make considerable Of
an improvement TO the property, A.
Van lie Word and r. X Crawford are
doing the work
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Il .eeas< folly for people to suffer
nows laws IN these enlightened times
f~rns xars things As lazy liver. con-
ss;i,a ION. rhenmasism. loss Of vim and
21rk - ability when such quick and
.ar:f. e help can be had by taking a
- nrrx u the herb and FOOT medi-
f;ze ,E-cT-MA- 1T has helped thou
$3.50, frosa the path OF in health 10
- sd of recovery and today il Is
~ 4 sfpss selling proprietary remedy
= Ii South. this result has been ac-
tx.u.r f<s,e<1 solely as result of the
49, yards uf hose who have been
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VIOLATION ELECTION
LAWS TO BE WATCHED
BY FEDERAL AGENTS
lrhe Essociated Press.l

WASHINGTON. Oct IS Attorney.
General Palmer. in special instructiSns
to all federal law enforcing authori-
ties warns them to give careful atten-
ton To violations OF the election laws.
showing no lenieacy
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-29

eHear the sermon on the League OF
Nations from the standpoint OF the
Bible, at the Baptist church Sunday
morning. 57-l0-2 20 q
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Meats

Western Round Steak. IL SO
Western I-oia Steak. - 80
Western Pork Chops. ii 60
Western Stew Beef. 81 zzr
Hsnahurger STEAK and sAazaz~
Meat IN ..--...- SO
Florida Round Steal. p nc
Florida Linn STEAK. u &c
Florida SteN sseef. s. zz<
Country Smoked S4aszzs. IS &c
Dressed HrnS. II. sc
Choice Ducks dressed 81 Sc
Turkeys. ;F~ss kalIsd IL Sc
DRESSED Flryers a. SD
Morris Sapreiie Hans 1os~ s. 90
Morris SaprarA Ifss is SO
Ksagans Smoked Baran ssx
Kingan Brs.akfssst Ba Sc
Frankfarsfrs. ~ E<
Evening star., 1920-02-10
YOUR HOME AND YOU.
Decorative Iron Work.

Quite recently the writer was look
ing through the catalogue of ia
nous firm of metal workers looking
for reproduction of an old iron
latch, and she was amazed to find
how many beautiful antique locks,
hinges, knobs and latches are being
reproduced for the modern home. The
average house has it's hardware Sc
lected automatically by the builder.
who chooses the standard prosaic.
uninteresting type that is exactly like
every other house on the street There
is no individuality. no beauty, 10
charm in it. And all the time here
are these lovely old designs. quantity
wrought. which would transform Il
door instantly into d decorative fea-
ture as distinctively your own as
your pictures or books.
The door shown in the sketch is one
of two entrances to richly toned Ii
brary in a New York house. 1t is a
single panel or heavily grained natural
colored wood. matching the wall panel
ing of the room, and the long hinges
and graceful lock are wought in black
iron. The effect of dignity and stabil-
ity, and of a certain ancientness, too,
adds tremendously to the atmosphere
of the room, which is lined with book
shelves built into the paneling. All the
lighting fixtures are of slender iron
make, with white candles fitted with
electric tips. The fire irons at the
great fireplace are of iron, too; crane,
andirons. trivet and long-handled fork
Smaller sizes Of these decorative
hinges and locks lend themselves we'll
Evening star., 1920-02-10

SPORT SUIT WITH HENNA-C
ED JERSEY BLOUSE WHICH HAS
SHORT SLEEVES. IT Is BOUND
AND LACED WITH BLUE RIBBON.
THE SKIRT is HENNA AND BLUE
PLAID.
not wise even to suggest they are
Scotch. Contrary to the new fashion
of vanishing many materials for
spring usage, they have been put
through mellowing process that
brings them within the choice of the
conservative.
The majority of women over twenty
years old are apt to object to bril-