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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-27

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-27
Millinery Dressmakinp
Moving, rdckinc. Storage

DRESSM AkER-Co Competent, wishes en-
gagements. 81 80 day. no meals Mrs N
Rtslo, Box u, Richardson Park, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
A STRICKEN Man BADLY CRIPPLED
AbANDONS CANE E-REGA|NS HEALTH

this means Of telling others who.
like did. have given up hope. and
wish the Earle Chemical com
pany q world Of success. because
though il seems hardly possible
am a we'll man---Jusi think Of
It. after suffering agony with my
back and stomach .snd being
stricken three times
i began gaining suength--then
started eating hearty meals and my
stomach worked fms Just seemed
to grow stronger and stronger within
myself and ! could almost feel the
wonderful struggle Going on between
nature and my afflietions Ny blood
cleared Up and Just tinsIed with vital
ity As HypoCoo made ne stronger
each day II gave my system the
strength TO cast on the disease. and
finally one day ny speech returned
Ike Of old. got UP and walked ard
now am so strong and well never
even uEe q cane u, is such . relief TO
&c, around without the help OF anyone
so you see gladly tell about Hypo
Coz Esrle's HypoCod is q grand sns
wonderful strengtheneT." tSignedl Mr.
II N Fischei. 1876 Harwpod Avenue.
Youngstown. Ohio.
Nature cures diseases when science
fails The Creator gave each OF us
the power 10 throw off germs Some.
;imes we become so weary nature q
roweTless 10 such cases give the sys-
ten the needed strength Take
Earle's Hypo-cod. Read whs; others
say IN testimonials above Then come
down to the drug store and get
couple OF bottles Build yourself rp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
NURSE SAYS HYPO-COD BRINGS
RELIEF WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS

self didn't know a well day IN
all that time | had brnochiaI
trouble pretty bad and coughed a
great deal My appetite and d.
gestion failed me and | couldn I
get out any more when ] read 8
Hypo-cod adv In the paper. got 0
party 10 half carry and half lead ms
10 the store % ] could look at the
formula: bought two bottles. I've
taken four now and today l walked
fifteen blocks to the drug store and
enjoyed IL wanted 10 tell the nAn
who sold ne Hypo-cod thai he was
better than doctors. ! sleep. good
nights Eat anything ] want and my
cough Is gone completely In fact
feel Ike a new woman again. con,
tinued Mrs. MeCofYrey. iSs Beech
street, Detroit. Mich. II the reader
knows OF someone who for months OF
years has been half-sick and unable to
get about. ief them clip out this ad
yertisemenf and take st 10 them BY
stopping IN st the drug store and buy.
ing . couple Of bottles you confer a
lasting benefi upon them Read rhs,
stia others say Shore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
mrs. BROWN SAYS
| HYPO-COO MADE.
HER STRONG
Advises Women 10 Build
Themselves Up--Avoid
Coughs. Colds
TELLS HOW TO KEEP
WELL IN WINTER

II don ! know how IN the world
] could have stood my work aud
kept going u ! hadn't taken good
advice and used q couple Of bottles
Of this uew touic Hypo-Cod when
| did. declared Ms. Margaret
Brown. whose address is below
In fact I hardly see how some
women manage during ehanseabie
winter weather. when the blood 10
thin and we change TO heavy
foods and clothing"
II had . catarrhal condition IN
ny throat and i, seemed like every
gust Of wind brough, me more
cold and cough I surely was run
down slrish, and acute Indigestion
gave me severe pains and gas
every meal. I naturally was run
down and nervous and seldom
slept at'nisht like . person should!
But ro~-oh. what . change .
little good medicine will make N
q person s health when taken At
the right time
Since taking Hypo-Cod which
everybody IN the drug store said
was the tes, thing could get, snjcy
the best appetite ] ever hsc ana the
heavy meats and things olges; Jast
Frauf aY eolaT Is spisacid Which
shows it enrichs5 my blood like they
said u would and my nerses sre 30
good po,hins bothers ne except the
alarm clock each morning The cough
and catarrhal trouble left ns 81 ouce
pnd ] oout seem 20 take eolc-~ard
them OF easy and haven't had . cold
10 weeks IL surely is nne TO put .
woman In good health for winter
continued Mrs Brown. Cieoous Hotel.
Pa ston. o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
A fine OLD FASHIONED HABIT
Being REVIVED IN THIS CITY
IA FINE TONIC
FOR CHILDREN
Stopped Cough and Cold
Makes Them Strong
And Vigorous.

i have found tins new tonic
the druggists are featuring. the
. IS, thing | ever heard Of for
children" declared Mrs Geo.
Schick. whose address Is given
below.
My little ten year old boy had
= bad cough. cold and fever and
his little eyes and nose watrred
and run and be felt miserable.
Didn't want TO eat. play or do .
thing. gave him iiypo-Cod and
IT helped his cough al once. Gave
him strength and appetite and he
was soon we'll and full OF boyish
pranks aud vivacity again. IL did
him so nueh good | have been
giving it 20 ry litsis girl She has
teen isiu and puny since birth and
really EarIe's Hypocod has teen
snes . splendid medicine gladly
reeonne e. Continued Nm.
sehiek. sse2 Wade Ave- S W. CIeye-
land. o
Weak pale. snd fast growing chilc-
rso need strengthening tonic to keep
them tosy. robust ard ready 90 play.
study and s'eea- e1t sno keep cheer
tui I; Supplies the vitality the, need
cspef sxliy during chanscaole ~inrry
se:ther Dccters. nurses chemists
aas t5cuisn1s Of nc;ncrs endorse ".
Read what others say about Earie's
Hypo-Coo below Thea strengthen
your digestion fer heavy foods OF win
ter Enrich your blood to ward OF
cole weather And strengthen lungs
to keep out colds. coughs. :evers and
bronchial asthmAtic and catarrhal
troubles which are always vors; In
Hlnter Ycu can build yourself ant
the chIitrsn Up like Of old With Hypo-
Cod. Get q bottle tsrieht.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
Long Spell Sickness Waa
Followed by Two
Bad Strokes.
Suffered Agony Years.
Hypo-Cod Helped Him

"On account Of long con.
tinued illness my blood became
thin. looked like . ghos, My
digestion was so poor that L got
ll,tl. nomishinent from food and
had those awful pans after a meal
Then came those three awful
strokes which affected my whole
body Even my speech was effect.
ed and impaired and ] couldn :,
move without the aid OF one or
the other IN our family BEING
naturally ambitious. this worried
me terribly-My helplessness was
pitiful and ] naturally though,
was done for
nhen II was tha, a friend said
Hypo-Cod would help me. and be.
ing IN the throes of despond and
despair didn't believe them
when they said il would build me
up and give my system the
strength 20 throw off my troubles
| followed their advice. however.
thank goodness. and now I take
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
For Eight Years Was sick
Hsrself-Tells How
She Got Well.

People who have been sick FOR
months and years like ] was
should prof, by the experience Of
others and put themselves back on
their feet in hurry With this new
and wonderfully powerful tonic
known as Hypo-Cod." declared
Mrs. w McCoffrey. a well known
Detroi, nurse, whose address is
given below
II suffered for eigh, long years
and was pronounced afflicted with
goodness knows what all. Some
said gall stones and wanted to
operate Others said my age. but
for eight years ] was a nervous,
physical wreck and couldn't even
get on and of q street ear by my
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
1T STOPS COUCH
BUILDS YOU UP
Even Cough That stays
After P n e u m . MIA
Easily Relieved
POR CHR0NYf cAarS
FOR CHRONIC CASES

my sister had bad cough and
was In a very much depleted con.
dition following . case of paeu-
1onis last Spring. She coughed
continually and that little hacking
cough that always follows fevers
clung TO her II spite Of our doe
tors medicine and the numerous
cough syrups she tried Her sp-
petite vas SO poor she yukt wasted
away instead Of getting stronger
SO we finally had her stop every
thing else and take EarIe's Hypo-
Cod and I wish you could have
seen the change We Get her the
frs, bottle while IN Wheeling tour
old home ,ovnl and well. sir
Hypo-Cod proved . God-send to
her. Her appetite Il good. she
sleeps fine and that horrid old
cough left completely She feels
50 much stronger and better than
she ever did tha; we all praise
Hypo-Cod For awhile we used TO
send back 10 Wheeling for Hypo-
Cod bu, when we found we could
get il at our own local drug store
we we're delighted and never miss .
chance TO help others BY recommend
ing this wonderful toric.- declared
Ars. Samuel Eichoii ilo Tuscara~at
Ave. Bartertor. O '-s-<ss
The matt extract. Cod Liver OIL e1-
tract. Wild Cherry Barh and the com
pound Syrup OF Hypophosphi,es o,
Lime. Potassium. manganese. sirych-
nine. ouinine and sodium. which you
viii ind in Earie's HYpo-Coe are each
ons excellent for either 6 chronic
cold. cough. bronchial ssthmatic or
catarrhal condition Many use iust
one Of these elements with gooc re-
suits but n remained for Americas
leading laboratory to combine all Of
the various elements into the superb.
much more powerful snd effective
preparation known ss Earle's Hypo-
Cod -s>e
Read vhat userg ssy ca the right
and IN testimonials below Then
come down 10 the store and ge
couple hotiies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
REGULARS DEFEAT SCRUBS.

Sacred Heart Regulars swamped the
Scrubs in a basketball game yesterday
afternoon by Al To 6 scors. The sum-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
INTERNAL USE COST TEN BUCKS.

Bay Rum Taken Wrong Way Cels Geo.
Harrison, Negro, Into Court
Saved from possible injury beneath .
street oar only to bc fined $40 and costs
on charge Of being drunk, by Deputy
Judge Finger, in Municipal Court this
morning, WAS the experience Of George
Harrison, colored.
Harrison WAS arrested by officer Charles
West at Front and Shipley streets yestcr-
day afternoon, Harrison had an empty
bay rum bottle in his pocket at the time
of his arrest. The contents Of the bottle
had been used internally, instead of
externally, however, from all appearances.
Harrison pleaded guilty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
SUBURBAN BASEBALL
LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED
Representatives Meet at Y. M.
c. A., Elect Officers and Ap-
point Committees.

Representatives of baseball teams from
Newport, Stanton, Richardson Park,
Elsmerc, Brack-Ex and Mashallton met
at the Y. NJ. G. A. last evening and or
ganized the Suburban Baseball League.
Leroy Steele, president; Scott Moncls-
ton, vicc-prcsident; Marvin Ball, sccre-
tary, and Ralph Work, treasurer, were
elected for the year.
Team forfeits Of S25 were agreed upon
to be posted with the league treasurer
upon the acceptance of the rules. The
president appointed rules committee,
consisting OF Phinncy Hastings, chairman;
Rollin Davis and J. +. Ruth, and AZ a
schedule committee, Warren Manuel,
chairman; Earl Dickey and J. Ed. Null
lin. These committees will d 1aft the rules
and schedules and present Them at the
next league meeting for adoption.
THE league viii play no holiday games
and will get started on Saturday, April
IL. The schedule will probably comprise
twenty games and will end during Scptcm-
Der. All Of the clubs will put fast teams
in the race and will have well-equippcd
playing fields.
The team from Newport will represent
the Krebs Pigment and Chemical Com
pany of thst place and the Marshailton
club will represent the Ivanhoe Castle,
X. G. E., Of that town.
Representatives present ct the meeting
were Rollin Davis Of Elsmcre, Edward
Mullin and +. NJ. Thoinett of Marshall
ton, Clarence McVey OF Stanton, Ralph
Mcgaw and Warren Manuel Of Brack-
Ex, Pat Stewart, J. i. Ruth and Arthur
Groomc of Newport, Phinney Hastings,
George Tinsman and J.. Rayne Of Richard
son Park. All spoke of great interest be-
ing manifested in the league IN their re-
spective towns and many players have
been secured by the various clubs. The
league meets again In two weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
KEYSTONE FIELD CLUB.
Two Hundred Members viii Attend PEI
fOrmance at Queen Tonight.

The members OF the keystone Field
Club are requested to report at the club
rooms, 204 East Fourth street, tonight at
7.l5 o'clock, when they will form and pro-
ceed to the Queen Theatre.
The clubs quartet will appear at
performances tonight. The Keystoners
expect to have more than 200 members in
line 10 take in the show. The entertain
ment committee OF the keystone Club
has surprise in store for the members
who report.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20

Market Street Realty Sale Recorded.
The sale Of S35 Market street by Percy
l. Darlington to John w. Toadvine has
been recorded, the price named being
81, 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
THOUSANDS STARTING NOW AND AUTHORITIES
SAY n PREVENTS SlCKNET+WARDS Off
DISEASE ALL THROUGH WINTER.
nsnlsrs OlseovHies BalIsh Objectionable Features OF
Fertilizers Rone Treatment
Aeeps Whole Family IN Ro
bust Health - Drives
Away Present uls.
OLD AND YOUNG
BOTH SEXES USE II

Asplendid old habit Of our for.
fathers is beng revived hers
They didn', have . co1venien
doctor easily reached by phone 1,
those days and 50 they wisely be
Geved IAN ounce Of prevensioI
worth pounds Of cure A, thr
t.me Of year they took Cod Live,
Oh (which still is the most esee
tive and easily oxidized o,I
known1 They enr1ch.d theil
blood. strengthened their lung.
and fortified themselves and th,
whole family against wms,
eoughA colds. fevers. bronchial
esthma,ie and catarrhal troubles
Thy bad 60 furnace fres. run
aine hot water. stree: cara o.
steam hes.-Children walked q
school through snow and slees ir
blizzard weather and kept rosy
strong. robus; and well. So did
everybody. cid and young So
Aboes the only thing the,
eouldn I ward od was rheumatism
and nobody can yet They used
10 eai great big meals Of hearty
food tha; stuck to the ribs -
ssned big families and lived 70
ripe old ages They KEEP, diees-
doa good and appetite excelIen.
by the same kind Of common sense
methods They kept their nerves
ready BY sleeping regular hours
every night.
Thanks TO the chemist you can
nov buy . much more effective
and powerful preparation than
grandma had put up with the Ut
most care and containing the ad-
citionsi tonic properties needed
because Of our changed mode Of
hvlng. ease. fancy food. late hours.
All Of the nasty. fishy. oily taste
Is taken out.
! BY taking this new and remark
ably powerful tonic "Hypo-Cod "
lSyrup Of Hypophosphites. Cod
Liver Oil extract. Malt. Iron.
Wine and Wild Cherry Bark a
person puts their stomach in
shspe to digest the richer ard
beaver foods and meats Of win
ter They enrich their blood TO
Withstand the ram. sleet, snow
and biustery weather They
strengthen. their lungs 20 fortify
themselves against colds, coughs
and germs that seek entrance
through the pulmonary passages.
fHypophosphites. Mait.Cod Liver
Oil are all splerdid for this
With this superb preparation they
rid themselves of as'hmatic. brop-
chial and catarrhal complaints
which ere always worst II fall
and winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
DELAWARE WINS IN
HARO-FOUGHT GAME
Meet Tart1fs in Team From Vir-
ginia Polytechnic, but Man.
age to Hold the Lead.
Special Ccrrespondenee Of Every Evening

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Newark, Feb. 20.--Delsware College
basketball team met a tartar last night
in the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Although Delaware won out by the score
Of 26 TO 81, it WAS only big lead in the
first half that saved the Blue and Gold, as
the visitors set fast pace in the last
period and scored more points than Della
ware.
V. y. !. came TO Newark with big
basketball reputation and they lived up to
il. Last year this team was the Southern
Atlantic champions. With the same team
this year they had gone through the
season up until last night with but one
defeat. Dclaware's victory last night
made II wins out of Ii games played.
The game last night, and especially
the last half, was exceptionally fast. Della
ware got away to q good start and ran up
n lead early In the game. Sank" Me-
Cahghap bad his eye on the basket and
shot four field goals in the first half, but
in the latter half V. p. l. guarded him so
close he failed to cage another two-point-
er.
The guarding of both teams was
feature. Gray Carter, as usual, was high
man for Delaware with one field goal and
10 fouls. Walker and Parrish did the best
work for V. p. /. The lineup follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
!, WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY

Larger druggists II. big cities
are taking up the slogan OF
"Fortify yourself and avoid sick.
ness this winter " (The old folks
avoided many a doctor bill and
spell of Sickness this way Read
what local FOLKS say about IT OF
the right
Everybody is urged ID thil
ssupendous campaign to join th'
throngs Of robust. healthy happy
sick-free folks Of all ages Drug
gists gladly prepay a bottle ol
several bottles TO any family any
where Just Inclose the price
large bottle $J25 plus govern
meni war tax, Sc. df you live ou'
of town and this new, more power
full. pleasant tasting system build
er will be sent you prepaid Don
LOSE e day from work or play
Snsp~ss Is rnueb more costly thai
n Used to be--sYoid IL uow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20
GRACE vs.. NEWARK Y. NJ. C. A.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evunins

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Newark, Feb. 20.-After q layoff Of
more than a week, owing TO the carnival :,
the Y. NJ. c. A. basketball team will
play the fast Grace team Of Wilmington
at the 'Y" tomorrow night. This team
defeated the "Y" recently by close score
and the local team hopes to get even for
that defeat tomorrow night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20

No,icc.-All members of Wilmington
Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, are re-
auestcd to attend meeting to be held
Monday evening, February % Business
of greatest importance. William Abbergcr,
secretary ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-20

FIeIu RoaIs-IUrran, s, Bacon, 8
Ireland, 2; Desmond, Monaghan, Gruss
myer. Foul goals-Curran, Bacon. Ire
land.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
Children Cry
Fer FLETCHER'S
g q s = Fri q.
Chain Store Manager

DO.BOY FOOD PRODUCTS COM
PANY, operators Of chain stores. will
open a chain OF ten stores in Ottawa
and adjacent territory. Require the
services of good business man a.
MANAGER and SUPERVISOR OF all
of them. young man prdferred1
Previous experience not essential, but
applicant must be competent to han
die large amounts Of money, hire and
handle help. organize and check re-
ceipts Of stores. Must assume duties
at once. 81 600 required, fully secured.
The stores offer the public pure foods
under conditions that are meeting
with stautaneous appeal and both
stores and products are taking the
country by storm.
New ideas. new proposition, which
will attract and hold the interest and
APPROVAL of every man. woman and
chiid for all time. Opening of stores
viii he hcralded by one of the most
intensive advertising campaigns ever
conducted in this section. This OPP
p0rtunity viii present itself but once
in a lifetime. F'ive-year contract bas-
ed on commission. with earnings run
ming into many thousands per year
To party with ability to develop en-
ployes, and keep each store striving
to lead, Accepted applicant will be
required TO come to Chicago at once
tor few days training. Unless your
local reputation is excellent. and I'M
less you have the money do not an
swer. But if You can fill the require
ments outlined and it sounds like the
position YOU are looking for. write
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
A MUNICIPAL AEROOOME.

History is fun of t,n .torin. nf
drpamnre and thinkers yybo turned
thn woh of thni, forning inf, ,i,ino
pInviny realities NOT nul, in fine
rra1n, nr i,yortion and diecnyar,, NM
in ,,;,,nol,y oyo,y f;aId or bu,,.,, 49,,
dna,n. ANA achievement,
Tboro y.oro rrohobIp avian ,.it,i,,
A.. n,., ro,,1. tl,o.o u.hr .oorf.d 81,
N1nsoo 90 ho Iod Mic ho.,. am nf
t,rvn, and into the yIo,v Land CO.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
THE WRONG TACTICS.

We are very much afraid the South
Side DIRECTORS have qucered the game
50 far as getting the paving Of their
district delayed. Really the Board
OF Local Improvements is the power
with the big stick. True, an appeal
can be made to the County Court, but
the rule seems to be that unless there
is a very unusual state Of affairs the
action Of the local board is sustained
BY the court. In this instance. the
objection to paving at the present
time is apparently about the same
that was urged against the North Side
improyemcnt-the high cost Of ma
tcrials and labor The DIRECTORS
would undoubtedly be called upon to
show upon what a claim can be based
that the materials to be used will
cost less III year or TWO or five
than they do at present With mater
ials so hard to get that contractors
refuse to bid on the public highways
on which contracts are sought. and
the hundreds of miles yet to be built,
difficult to show much chance of ce-
ment and other materials coming
down in price This question of sup.
ply and demand will largely control.
and it looks as ii the demand must be
larger than the supply for some years
to come While admittedly high, il
would be hard to convince the court
that in view of the prevailing high
wages and OF conditions generally,
that the cost would be excessive
enough for the oyerruling OF the de
cision of the local board
The only hope of the DIRECTORS was
to get the Board of Local Improve
ments to delay the work, One or two
at least were apparently willing to
listen to argument, but in the heat OF
the discussion remarks were made, as
we'll as threats implied, which will
make it very difficult to get 4 hearing
that can promise any satisfactory re,
suits from that body"
The whole object OF the local i'm
proyement act seems to be to get
things done Even if the obiector
wants to get a court hearing and
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31

Nov. 20, 1916. at the Post Office at OF,
tawa, H., under the Act Of Oct. 3, 1915.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31

WASHINGTON--From a pennis
less boy of an Iowa farm to Sec
rotary OF Agriculture in President
Wilson's cabinet and millionaire
farm paper publisher. Such has
been the rise Of Edwin II. Mere-
dith, IN his life span of443 years.
He succeeds David Houston, whu
becomes Secretary:Acfs the Treas.
uIys =
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-09-13
SHERIFF CATCHES
Two JOY RIDERS
Idaho Falls Youths
Caught by Deputy
DAILY Last Night

Ernest Needham and Tom Wilson
two Idaho Falls youths about eight
cen years Of age, made ur their
minds to explore the beauties OF
Blackfoot last night and appropriated
as a means of transportation a Hud-
son car belonging to Virgil P. King
of Idaho Falls.
While Mr.. and Mrs. King were en-
joying the movies the two boys took
the car which was standing in front
Of the picture house and drove to
Blackfoot.
AS soon as the theft Of the car was
discovered the sheriff's office nere
was notified and Deputy Sheriff
DAILY in company with City Police
man Joe LaCoure discovered the
boys "parading" up and down the
streets of Blackfoot as tho they
owned the old town."
The boys were placed under arrest
and taken to the county Jail where
they remained until this morning
when Deputy Sheriff Critic of Idaho
Falls arrived and took the prisoners
back to the scene of the crime. 1t
is said that this is their second Of
Tense of 10y riding" with other
peoples cars.