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EAT LESS MEAT .
If BACK HURTS
Take 4 Glass Of Salts 70 Flush
Kidneys # Bladder Both
erS You

Fatrg meat regularly eventually pro
d.ces kidney trouble III some form or
other. SAYS a well-knoWn authority, he-
Gays, the uric acid in meat excltes the
kldrcxs thev become oyerworked get
sluggish clog UP ard cause all sorts Of
distress. particularly backache and mis-
.r,. III tho kidrry region. rheumatic twin
~, severe headaches. acid stomach con
,tlpation. torpid lver, slecplessness, biad-
der ard urinary irritation.
Th, moment your back hurts or KID
Eex. areu acting right or Il bladder
bothcrS YOU. get about four ounces OF
Iad salts from any good pharmacy;
take tablespoonful III d glass OF wator
brfor, breakfast for q few days and your
kldrevs viii then act fine This famous
salts Is made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon julcc. combIrcd with llthla,
ard has becn used for gcnerations to
flush cloggcd kidUeys and stimulate them
10 rormal activity, also % neutraIze the
ACIDS m the urine 50 It no longer Nh
tafcs. thus ending bladder disorders
Jed salts cannot injure anyone; makes
/, delightful cfTervcscent lthIa-water drink
which millions Of men and women take
row and then 70 keep the hdLeys and
urinary orgars clean, thus avoiding serious
KID - disease
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MILFORD CENTURY CLUB

Milford Nov IL Tho regular weekly
meeting of the Milford New Century iuh
waS held Monday afternoon II the club
rooms The president Mrs julius Scott.
presided over the opening business se>-
son. after " hIcL = miscellaneous program
was gwen bv seveTai 81 the mctnher> 4
re,.itatIou by Mrs Hester Bunstem q
paper entitled Our Pilgrim Fathers and
Mothers. hv Mrs William Riggs n
piano end violin duet bv Mis- Trina l.eooN
and Guv l.cncx q recitation from Bret
Harte Her Letter by Mrs At.
Collcll ana >erIro0. 4 >ilfch ~ iHie
hy Mrs Francis W.Irome
Annou. cement Wa~ mace .haf on We'd
nesdav afterroon reciprocity meeting :
between tho leral riub and the New ! el-
turv Club from Dover would he held II
winch tImt tht mcmher> Of the .ocaI ciat
would 20 t. Dover ard render the program
as stated above and thor visit would bs
returned bv the Dover CsIb some tlnt
during February
Announcement also Was lnadc tha' ar
ttc regular meeting on Monday "cch
November % & social -tTylrc day "o'lc
J.. observed and & suitable program W"uid
be gwen The ricctlrg VII be 81 opcn
one and AL the lueuber- are requested
to bring friends At that time Dr. Dals )
Robinson of the BurC au ot iaUhe HEATH
Washington ID O. viii speak On Putin
Health Mrs. William Bancroft 81 WI
uingtor vii tell of Tie plar- - mad il
that citg and throughout the state tor th'
benefit 81 the public health and 2rl!arc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

Churnhman who was member of the
co-educational student body, cOmpleted
her interrupted work ~ 1916 and anoe
then has been matron ~ the Nhtional
Farm School in Bucks county, Pehnayl-
vania.
Tho "Wednesday evening playthIng -
particularly timely, How 70 Entertain
Men With and Without Jazz ~ -
planned and staged by Emnn Dnyett
and Beatrice Naylor.
On Friday evening IN warner hhI
tho resident faculty will give o reception
in honor of President and Mrs walter
s. ffullihen Guests will include the
faculty Of Delaware College, mem bcra ~
the Delaware School Board, members ~
the Board Of Trustees of Delnwnro Cpliegr
and members II the Advisory fplurI
Tho seniors will serye AZ this function
SLANG ArD HOwtTO hyOfD ~
ON Friday morning Professor = T.
Dutton gave most entertaining mix
upon Slang, Its Uses, and Abuse Aftrr
tracing the development of certain ACCEPT
terms slang and 'gDod English ~
gave few valuable hints ~ - the AVOID
nnce of the abuse of The cream - Itl
uIage." II should not b. cnplD ycd mere
" ~ n substitute for correct w5Id ipr
M such IL waakens the meTnort nud na
RtnfnO power, ~ HfDutI NOT ~ 4fff e. A. +.
when here, ~ cpIrsc pue slqrrts Ftg
fcssor Dutton of IRONY u vii MT tt Irstr
stood by the listener since the "a gra
q breach of etiquette ~ Il y ~ 'fnpIY
foreign langtiage IN speaking n pno 0tY
ignorant of All sayc hls untIvr tsag4r
II should moreover, II used a a.i 81 81
! lowed 70 stamp ~ tiser nth a certain de's f.
since nothing goes ~ hppcle sff NJ
qfvlr az slang which does u1' devr9p rto
good English when, hoWHycr slatg l'.
+ EXPRESSES he ldca IN such 2 way fHa' ~
other word may, II ceases ~ perorn' slang
+ and IA good English In closing Prei're.,
/ Dtlffon gave the terse blt u ais'-
! Better speech j. a habit 'gc' 'tc hati''
/ After the work ~ tho daY aid V,ak
/ came 70 an end the senior ard pphnfna-r
! classef sought recreation N ~ itdfnf 5ir
! me supper, \ picnlc planned 'oF na' q
} doors hdif which was adjusted r. Tea'te-
i rd words through the stages u 'ecrntca
/ conditions AZ a late date No Iol.ier '.wo
could have been spent anywhere hpwev"r
+ than these sister clas=a -uen' around 'tr
( tHo huge hearth fires r 'he Fiiararl
+ ~ Warner Hall on Fridav eserirg Ihe
i seniors sang n their Rlrsfs and wero
1 turn. cheered hy tho sophomores 81 =
vrlle and cheers continued fhrougho'' .re
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DTI ARF CITY NEW ;.

Dc.uAfc ny Nov IL City Coun-
...e ar4 Nir> Husfcl, viii attend The
r.s--l .cr s, to- cptrv lrark N JoNce.
+. Miss SaphIs Cecilia Seeker. Nedrc~-
\.ycrrhc- - > O'Clock IN the
e,. ln sacred Heart L 6. hurch.
" .lmuc-ar
Nr, l'rarA Moore Yesterday visited
ia. Delaware uo>pital. Nilm!rGton.W here
rs. father had in operation Sunday, and
.ergrts hlm doirg 1lcclv
Mrs John Cam haS rented her farm -
Nir Fvrrett ~ = Georges. VII" VIII ;aAc
pass,ssion N March Mrs Gam will
a,,clpv The house IcccntN vacated by
MIR. and Mrs NCGovcrn Of Newark.
The Pare-t-T Teacher Association will
hold reception. this evening. IN honor
~ nc rev officers Miss Miriam Walker,
preSide..t Mrs. Harry Lester treasurer.
ard Miss Lucy lcSic- secretary.
The tugs southern and BrandywIne.
With hargcs Chester. from Philadelphia
70 Nashlr gton. loaCcd with coal. barge
( hris.ana. from PhilAdeiphla 70 Y ashing-
for loaded with coal ard barge brandy
VIC. loaded with coai. from Philadelphia
H. Baltimore. Iu tow passed through the
cqral -hls ,rorrirG fo- Baltimore. also,
Tie barge llto-m.r,c from Norfolk %
PbIsdelphIa. to 'akc Oh 3 cargo o. coal.
and the barge rcqucmar from Whining
ton to PhladcplIa
The two daugh,o1- ai Mr and Mrs.
Mari R-cqnar~. who nave hecn Ill with
scarlcl fever. are much improved
ou .ccnu' u' tie ,cveic storm, !asf
81, liz Irgiie eer surEcyhoat
NIff'ia ~ conn oIIci to archor II the
cha,tcl 1urioc the iett
V..,,.n Nee r,i., \ listed for ore
- -, ca., A.1er1 Corps n Fort
I, To- yc-.e e-d
rc ~ 4, ha.t c- pyi: {
,-~.e lfn d,h.r3 = uoIc raj
r..r,f vI.'..c icIg .ic canal locks
,t ~, ~ add ua> DELAYED
t4tly w hou>
take VIII ( & f,.l & p~llshhous6
Al IA = ] oh"rct 't'~ afternoon tol
the hereht =, ta.ci
Wigsir kiali II pI.l at.phia i her,
vI~I'l-e t- >lste N,ls Fr.i Moor"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Corn Show at Hockessin, Next
Monday Night, to be an I'M
portant Affair.
RIG DAY FOR METHODISTS
Occupants Shocked and Both Cars
Damaged in Collision Near
Seaford.
rrou rycry EVENING correspondent.

From Kvnry Evening correspondent
Seaford NOV. II While on their
v,ay from Greenwood tn their home be-
,wee Bridgrylllc and Georgetown, last
r,ght he automobile ~ which were
Genree " Isaacs and family colhdcd
with another machirc belonging TO and
driven hv Mr Gwen of near Sycamore.
IN, collision WAS the result oi the ilRhts
og the csrs failing "a work
Il the car with Nir lsaats was his wiic;
m. sor. Alton. and daughter. Miss fearl
Isaac Nh Given was alone ~ ms car
The ,ccup4rts of the lAacs machine
v,,-c thrown out ard each one badly
shake, ~ tlton Isaacs suffered iaceTa-
t,,rs ii tir tx Miss Pearl, bruises and =
9 e,sh ovcr ,hc lcf, eve Mr. aud Mrs.
ls,,scs. vhlr escaping serious injuries
werc considerably shocked. MI GlVens
osrspel jury
Ra,h cars wee damaged, Mr. lsaacs
cy,r - ne c\tcnt of 500 and he lHvcHs
car s. Nj Isaacs Is wcll-known, |,
farmer oi Cakcshvry rclEhhorhood ana
Nir GIVE i = vauvK farmer OF SyCa-
morr r,lghhorho"d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Nov. 17.-E. Charles Davis, of
East st. Louis, Ill, Is here visiting ms,
mother, Mrs Sarah Davis.
Mrs Ida Davis. who spent the past two
months in Washington, ID. g, visiting
Mir and Mrs. William Waller, has re-
turned home, accompanied by her SISTER,
Mrs Waller
Mrs. A. W. Robinson is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Maud Maston. who had been con-
fined to her home on West street 10y illtcsS
for the past week, has recovered.
Mrs. Avery Hcarn is confined TO her
home on Tenth street by illness.
II. Arthur Derrickson. grand master oi
Odd Fellows OF Delaware, accompanied
b, Rov T. Pettviohn. George Rodney
Row Bennett and Jesse Lcgar oi Milford
maid Charity Lodge, No. - of thus town a
visit last Thursday night. ard installed the
officers for the ensuing term. Following
the installation collation. was served at
Dick ; Catc
Nfrs @ Y. Woottcn and Mrs. Victor &.
Hu.hcuS were elected delegates 20 repre-
sent Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Slu tIay school AT the county convention
held IN Lewcs today.
Owing to the illness Of Rcv.N Il Nov
bray. superintendent Of Dover district
Rev Dlsston W Jacobs Of Brldgcvlllc
conducted the third quarterly conference
81 Ccutcnary NJ +. Church, Friday even
ing
Rev " Osborn Berrctt, pastor Of
Centenary NJ l.. Church preached u Mt
Zion NJ. T.. Church sunday afternoon.
following which he held the third quarterly
conference for Bethel charge
Willard : Holt ! Ray OtWcI Waiter
+ Smith. Crawford ; Wright ! John
Collins and Charles \ ha~tmG~ ere It
tending Grand I.odg, Of odd Fellows N
NImngtop. this Vctk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

il has known for sometime, yet no damage
has been reported. II rained steadily for
"A hours. which seriously irterfered with
traffic over the country roads and checked
business for the past two days, II has been
respite TO the rabbits ard quail, however
rs II has kept most of the grnners away
from the fields and branches.
Although it had boen predicted that
there was more game than for many years
previous, very little WAS seen on the streets
yesterday, in spite of it being the frst
hunting day of the season and that the
early part of the day was an excellent time
for rabbit hunting. The weather was also
well suited for birding.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

informal meal d1ggies ussisd "a
long sticks rolls sandwiches. rlf,les a.
piles giuger SNAPS and ull Nafshulai
lows were bpaFtel m fhf rfplIrrs. Fh.f
all college aYuga were sung lhrua rIt
JOuea uopk p.rcf and uhg vaufs 81
playrl Dther rinrefs FHnfd epla +. q
darring Vhnh flllnruad flfuhl chl.ff
we're gyru by no iudau pfnirtff
hDvevrr ifiDfe the anaf ffeamf :. 0af..
ard eYpipmorrf ard aef rrrfrff
p'edgf - iriiovatip
lrtfgr fttr r4 nrf
A saturday nat' h.r ~ rsa 4
ia,uiir entertained F I.luH
dre1t Dr arI Nr Itsr H rIlH
IFs lem SHORT Nu uitf.
Dr IS d sphrr1
krstr.Ie r,i9rt f.t
g Andr.s a 'a
40 s..egf hal DO z
hiH ii tas tap
drrtr ~ rreat agtH
arI ir orlsI ~
we're fa 10 tg
n.I .H.ri ulr..
t4rr
- Ararts ta
ag'H
Hnt d
rI,t.4 '4n
~. rtrar ~ ptr
srrts we tt
h.H ,r-regs
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81 pr.
''or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
MILFORD NOTES

Milford Nov l.. A party consist
n.g Of Mrs George Henry Draper, Mis-
Ida Draper. Mrs John Irnf' Mr.,
William Draper AIr- J Lam Pratt
Mr,. Clarle- /. Narucy, Mi,s Mildred
Causev. Miss Elizabeth Collins Ms
Luck Hall and AlIs. Edith simpson
motorcd 10 Wilmington this morning.
to attend the matinee performance tins
afternoon of Tho Passing SHOW ot 1920.
Il The Play hous'
The open season for shooting quail
rabbits. woodcock, partridge ard SOUR
rels opened here on Monday bur owing T.
the severe northeast storm that has been
plaling over this vicinity tor several
dars the early gliuucr- are forced - Wmr
q while and are very much disappointed
Quail and specially rabbit III, reported to
b. very plentiful in tins section
You can telephone y)ur want ad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
and Leonard Wright.

and Leonard Wright
Rev John L. Johnson, pastor of I'm
manuel NJ r.. Church at Crisield. Md,
this evening will have charge Of the prayer
services in the New Castle M r Church.
Granville Ferguson Of Chester, Pa.
formerly Of this city, yesterday was the
guest Of his grandmother, Mrs. Mary a.
Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ludwig. Mr.. and Mrs james Barnett and
daughter of Philadelphia were Sunday
guests at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Is fiayter, 81 200 Harmony
street
Miss Clara l.. Zimmerman of Second
and Delaware streets who has been i'll for
several days, was taken 10 tho Hqmuo-
pathic hospital yesterday for treatment
by order Of DIR Julius Dodd.
William ] Ftchel Of Ninth and Wash
ington streets. who has been in critical
condition for several days, suffering from
erysipelaa Of the face, shows improve
ment
he prepared Don't let the water
freeze IN your automobile radiator,
Denaturcd alcohol sI,50 per gallon, T..
Challenger IL Son Prescription Phar-
nncst Adv.
Lost Bar pin, finder please return r.
l3 West Third street Adv
To rid y0ur house Of ats and mice
Elkay's paste a convenient tube &c
cents, f. Challenger & Son, Prescription
Pharmncist Adv
Private sale, evenings and Saturday
afternoons only, personal and household
furniture, estate of late Mrs Martha
Truitt Sixth and South streets Alsf
tools, picks. shpvels, steel wheelbarrow
levelera. step ladders. used in contracting
business All IN good condition Only
those sincerely interested should make ap-
pointment bv telephone 2l7 Miss Irene
NJ Truitt Adv
Enchantfnent Almond Cream % keep
your skin smooth and soft, 80 cents, 4
Challenger Il Son, Prescription Pharrna-
cist ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
RENEWING WIRE LINE,

Sc...,t ~, II The Western Union
rc;c,--,rh ~. has men At work here, re-
b,nI.f,.gti, t..lcgraph line working on the
i. n,,r,~c ~. iLcl with the Blades
Concord safe highway
,rc- ,h,s Is h-ishcd they will move to
Rr.j,..,lic a,j ,ch, Ia thc Inc from there
.T 7, N,,rn.r havlrg & finished rc-
h,.i3,,r ttc il. frum BrIdgevillc south g
: -L.l.,l.A Nj
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
DELAWARE COLLEGE
Continual from pagn 9

Continued from page
disappeared its only surviving members.
Britc RuckIr CHAM and Marie r. Gates,
plavirg with the .IurIors IN THE series
Miss Rebccca Churchman, the first
student u receive her degree from the
Women 3 COLLEGE. visited her sister. Miss
Sara ChurchInan. on Monday Miss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
WEDDING INVITATIONS.

Sos.,,. w Il Nir. and Mrs | II
p,.4.- h,.,'r ,.,s..cd ,,,vltations TO the mar
- ii. rhfcr Miss AddlC Roma
4.,,,., Tiuitt on THURSDAY No
-. i, j, tHc home II tho hrIdc n
i,,.., home a. OAK Grove after
II rr,f ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
wI:L BE FINE corn SRoW.

NeVa-4. Nov IL This j. galng 10 ID
H. h.1g., corn ,hoa ever held II Ho K
.,-a. ,u1 Ircd Inmhlr When dls-
c.4,,.nc ff, corn nov which uIIi hc held III
t,. tirlng, Hal. Horkes>lH ueAf Monday
,.,r-E .uler Tie direction II he Hockcs-
81 ,,rtug and tne New a-tIe County
>Ir I,utIe aud COUNTY Agent Bais-
nau j.. assisting -, farmer. II preparing
a., sample Il cor. II . Pence. county
al.-' .ader wlli .s4l- fhe corr and yege-
iat.c~ and address IN. meeting
III, premium d follows Bes' ,lng!c
,ar u cact uh.lt .il9a and white cap Or
mixed corr be~' Ten ear~ nf each white
yellow and 0tlt- cap n missed corn best
ouc-ha- pcca oi wfir" pojttnr> best
yls'c o' Hya .prlc~ of following varieties
>tamea. win' sap York imperial Roman
beauty and peugan be,t pc q thc follow
ng kinds Apple pumpkin. lemon mer-
lngl, and rasin be,' cake Of following
kind, Cocpanu chocolalc dcyil food and
loai br~. ru~h, and best loaf bread
STORM SEVERE AT LAUREL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
FOR L.UMbAGO
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly Ii Relieves

You lust rub MuSterole IN briskly. and
usually the pain IS gone d delicious,
soothing comfort comestC takei place.
Mnsterole is clean, white ointment
made with oil Of mustard. Use il instead
of mustard plaster Viii not blister
Many doctors ana nurses Use Muster
ole and recommend it to their pauents.
They will gladly tell you what relief
IL gives from sore throat, bronchitis,
Group. StIf neck, asthma. neuralgia
congestion. pleurisy rheumatism. Inn
bago, pains and aches of the back or
joints. sprains. sore muscles, brulse :.
chilblains, frosted feet, colds OF de
chest Always dependable
&c md TIC inrS. hnSnital SIG s. 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
CASCARETS
"They Work while you Sleep

Bnng back your old kick" You are
bilious copstlpated You feel headschv,
full of cold dry, unstr'Ing Your meals
don't fit breath Is bad. SKIN sallow
Take CascArets tonight for your liver
and bowels and wake up clear, energetic
and cheerful No grlpIng no Inoonvenl-
ence Children love Cascarets too 10
25 10 cents
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hN t s
igIa N
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STORM SEVERE AT LAUREL

Laure Nov II This section is ID tho
srlp 81 one % thc worst hort .aa ~tar- tha /
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
1t Means Little Revision Upward,

1nn can telephone x1nr want ad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
SEATTLE MAN HELD
HERE UNDER FOUR
LARCENY CHARGES
John w. Grady. Arrested Here.
Valves Hearing in City
Court.
OTHER CASES HEARD TODAY

With four charges Of larceny against
him, John W. Grady waived hearing IN
City Court and was held in 1900 bail in
each case for the Court Of General
Sessions
Grady was arrested Tuesday by De-
tectivc Sergeant King. He halls from
Seattle and admits he deserted from the
navy last October so il is said. Grady is
alleged to have stolen an ovcrcoat,
cameras, etc, in this city. Some ot the
things were pawncd here.
James V Fisher of 332 West Second
street was fined 500 in City Court today
for assaulting and beating his wife, Annie
Fisher. Sentence WAS suspended to enable
the man 10 support his wife and clnld
He docs not drink. but his wife testified
that Yesterday he dragged her out Of bed
by the heels, threw her acrnSs the daven-
port and choked her She said he picked
up her fur to hack il with knife, but she
fought back to save it, she told the court
In doing so shc received n cut on tho arm.
The husband denied he had knife,
hut pleaded guilty "a the assault II ap-
pesrcd- from the testimony that Fisher
became angry with his wife for going ont
with girl friend ~ ecc tho latter $ F,ck
relative
Judge Hastings ircturcd tho man and
oldcrrd him to rpport back 10 court
January II Court Officer Horace Nc
Danncl will keep an eye open n Sc that
the offence Is not repeated
Michael Stonkowski was fined S25 and
costs today IN City Court for breaking
window IN store NJ 201 Hoa'd strcct.
veSte dav The accused pleaded guilty IN
dr=ortierly conduct. hut SAID he had heen
drinking The glass was valuod At 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
DR.. EMERY MARVEL DEAD,
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Native Of Delaware Who Had
Become Noted Surgeon, With
Sanatariun at Atlantic City.
occjai n,spasch ID Every Kvonins

iilantlc CITY, y ~. Jan : m Emery
Marvel. q former Dclawaroan and ono of
jhp best known surgeons in this part Of
thc country. died la<t night IN the Ian
kc,iau Hospital Philadelphia Ills death
followed III operation ? Hcck ago. IN
Which one ri iho kdncvs were removed,
Dr Marvel whose homo vas in At
iautlr ttN. had not i,ccn III the best 0f
hc;..th for the past {ouf ~ fvc vars Ili-
mala3v took q serious tara recently and
hc blavck went under he knife realizing
b.us II surgeon the great risk he too <
Dr NarvC' calmly arranged his aHa.rs
and settled his estate b,for2 entering the
hospital
Dr John b Dcavcr performed the
operation Thcy we're CLASSMATES M the
I nlversity OF Pennsylvania The opera
tion was NJ FIRST thought surcr~sfu' bot
Dr Marvel took M unexpected turn for
the worse four days later
DR. Marvel was born GA a farm u keat
county. Del near Dover 81 years ago
He followed the life of farmer until he
was i wears old Hc attended the rural
district schools near Dover He gained
scholarship in Delaware Sta:, Coll. e
and was also Caduated from tho nj
yer,itv of Pennsylvania He had con
Quoted q sanatorn,m here some years
He : survived 10y widow and one
daughter. also q brother. Dr Philip
Marvel. WHO practices III Atlantic City
Dr Emery Marvel was + member oi an
old DciaWar. family liz was a cousin of
Iu5uc David T and .!a~iah Marvel u
Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
SAYS DON 7 WORRY ADDS
To SPAN Of MANS LEE
Moderation Also Declared, by
Gym Director. to Ensure
Health and l. niger DAYS
~ Associated Press % rvefy Evening

Bs ASsoCtafed IIt'ss 10 rEefS Evening
New York, Jan & Don.t worry and
be moderate III all things II you want to
live to be 20 or more This recipe for
longevity was given today hv Or George
l. Meylan, director ii the Columbia
| University gynasitm after in nyesti-
cation of the modes oi life Of those who
live long and those who die prematurely.
There y abundant evidence. saws
Dr Nieylan TO justify the belief that
the average duration Of life could ha IN
creased from 10 TO 70 years BY tht gen
eral adoption Of the principle 'modcra-
tion in ali things Deaths by infectious
disease or violence, are excepted
The characteristics OF people. over 70
years old Dr Meylan finds. are that thev
do not worry, have happy disposition
and cat, drink exercise and enjoy them
selves moderately
Exactly the opposite conditions. he
says, are found almost invariably IN
persons between so and 20 wears who
suffer from organic disease OF the nervous.
digestive, cxcretory or clrcnlatory systems
and premature senility. but the vicious
circle of unllygienle living usually IN
cludes over-stimuIation, worry, excessts
10 pleasure. abuse of drugs and worry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
MILTON ]. BOWERS DEAD
He Had Been Member of the
City Letter Carrier Force
Since 1886.

Milton i Bowers. mail carrier since
1856. when he was appointed nv Post
master Robert II Tsvlor, during frcs'-
dent Grover Clcvclands first admins
iratiun. dIcd at The ropathic Hos
pita last night tic suffered general
hr,akdown during the past summer. and
death resulted from complication of
d,~ca,rS
Mr. Bower wae born ~ Delaware
county rrnnsv vlvan,a but spent the
greater nar' ~ his hi, in Wilmington
ltc w.s~ ~ wear. old During the Civii
War Il, Ma drafted ior hurf scrv,cc
liay.ug hcrn = u,atl carr,cr for - years.
nc was Wilmington oldest postman-
II, vas 4 mcgnlrr If branch I9l of the
National Nrsoclation of Letter Carriers
aud aiso vas affiliated with Nost prcshy
tcrian Church and the l'ythia0 fraternity
lie resided At $40 Jefferson street
His wife and daughter died several
wears ago Mr~ James II Van Horn of
fO6 West Third street Is his niece and
Samuel G. Brown of thc same address
hls hrothcr~ln-a Law