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episcopal Church, was severely injured
Monday morning, by falling on the ,cy
pavement in front Of tho home of MIR. and
Mrs, Willard F. Deputy on Eighth street
which he was leaving after having made
a pastoral call He was observed by Mrs.
Carpenter lying motionle-s about yard
iron, the steps After about five minutes
ms lips began to move and hc made m
effort TO arise. MIR. Thomas, who was
passing by, aided her To raise him to his
feet, and he insisted that he was oil right
and said he would go to his home ON
Central avenue. Notwithstanding hia
dazed condition, he stopped at the homes
OF Harvey f. Maryil and $. I. Smith for
few minutes, and even talked of going
over into EastLsurol. but becoming worse,
continued TO his home.
Upon his arrival there physician wns
summoned who found him suffering from
concussion and shock, and a cut on the
back of hishead. He is improving today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Trolley Service Paralyzed Last
Night for Two Hours and Many
Persons Walked.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening


New Castle. Jan. 20-I.ast evening
again tho trolley cars on the local line
failed Co give service when the working
men were on their way home. This IS
frequent. and often about 5 O'Clock tho
mower becomes weak and the cars either
stand along the road or creep along.
Last night the line was tied UP for over
two hours Many Of the patrons had TO
walk horne While talking TO number
of men who work for the MaIeable Iron
Co. they said that they walked the whole
distance to New Castle without being
passed by car. When the raise in price
If the fare was started and Mr. Wilson,
general manager of the Traction Co,
came TO this city, he promised that the
New Castle patrons would have better
service. but at this time the situation is
not pleasing The New Castle patrons
pay straight seven cent fare in the city
of New Castle, that being more than the
people of Wilmington pay, and aFe not
getting the service that tho company
gives 10 their Wilmington patrons.
The Denny 4 Burns Minstrel Show
will be held III the Opera House this even
ing. There viii be band concert at z AS
and the show starts at S. A largo crowd
is expected.
Abort Sentmsn, who il employed by
John Clayton, turned his delivery wagon
over yesterday
The marriage of Miss Lucy White Of
this city to Joseph Graham of Wilmington
pook place In this city on Thursday Of
ast week
Many Boy Scouts from this city at
tended lecture on snakes and reptiles ut
tho Wilmington High School last evening.
under the direction of the Wilmington
ocal Council of Scouts.
A regular meeting of the Jr. O. u. A. NJ
Fill be held tins evening. Every member
= requested TO be present.
On Thursday evening the Workmon
will hold meeting.
The Girls Club of the American Man
gal,ese Steel Co. will have q dance in che
Opera House on Friday evening IL will
be public.
The engagement Of Miss Helen Keimon,
daughter of MIR, and Mrs l. kcirnon Of
this city, 10 Ben Pudbski Of Camden.
y. j., was announced on Sunday after
noon in this city.
Rumors are circulating about the or,en-
ing of the Baldt plant, although the
superintendent eouldn' bo located and the
Philadelphia Office would not verify tho
report. II is thought likely that they viii
open. They are having brickiayers fix tho
furnaces up, which looks as # they arc
getting ready for business.
eee HridSewstar Tor Jeweiry.-Adv
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Of citizens known as Sein Fclners. through
their agitation. and their violence, Ireland
is in state of bloody disorder.
We pro test apniast the holding Of ,
public m Getting on the Sabbath day in our
city for the furtheranGe nf go dishonorahlr
n cause We call on the public, proteetant
nnd Catholic, To give no support or sym
pnthy 10 one who Is rnising money 10 ware
Nar on a friendly nation, our chief ally
in the lat. war.
George A. Cooke.
"Rotert Watt,
WIN T.. IIabbart. committee"
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Mems and Boys
Flannelette Night Shirts
and Pajamas
These Good Oil Heaters
make chilly corners comfortable

They are economical. easy to carry from room TO
room, turn out we'll protected ard safe. We've
small lot Of these Perfect Oil Heaters 10 sell before
inventory time foS only s5.4s They have been sell
ing for 500 each
NATIONAL WATER FOWER WASHING
MACHINES. our regular $500 one does the wash
ing by water power without damaging your clothes.
On sale for s2Cco. A limited quantity at this spe-
cia price 50 act quickly.
Big Wonder Oil Mop ard bottle Of oil for dust
ing and polishing our special at 75c this lot for 6sc
to quickly close them out before stock taking.
lcy-Hot Bottles. keep your tea or coffee boiling
hot for lunch. Pnts, SETS to S4.75; quarts, s4.75
to SITS
Coal ScuttleS heavy galvanized, with hood for
ssc; without hood for 7Sc each. Coal ShovelS.
Food Choppers, $l.75, $500 and $50 each.
House Furnishings, Basement
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GOLD IN DUCKS CROP.

Minneapolis. MINI, Jan. 2I.-Thp
Leutsingcr family, living at No. 1881
Eighteenth avenue South, cama upon an
unexpected Christmas gift When Mrs,
n. ii: leutsinger opened the giszard OF
duck for the Christmas dinner. nearly
n quarter of pound of polished gold
nuggets were found
TITS roal gold, all right" said Mr..
Leutzinger "In browsing around the
pebbles OF streams this duck apparently
had q penchant for swailowing gold 7"
The fowl was purchnsed at Lake street
butcher shop
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How TO Bathe Face
20 Remove Wrinkles

Since Its rema rEahie Astringrrt snd torric
properties became known. clever women all
over tho country have been uainy tho saVV~
lite face bath to tone up their faces. rts-
move wrinkles and draw fsbby cbseks and
neck bark to normal After using the goti-
tiun. the fare Immediately feeis much
hruier The slrin tightrns svenly all over the
fare thus reducing Hines and sagrinoea The
formula Ia Powdered ezroiite, ous uuucn,
diasoiy we'd in witch hazel. 0no-hsn pint.
These ingredients srD Of course perfectly
harmless and there Is no difficulty N ot-
tanning them at any drug stOru.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Lc J. Martin. 2305 Washington
street IN oou6ncd to her bed, Under tbo
DEBTORS care.
Miss Margaret Perkins ~ 1875 North
Eighteenth Rtrnct, Philadelphia, y visiting
her co,iBin, Miss Lydin Hammond ~ l3oS
North du Pont street.
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EvPry Fwring's eas=s'fcd sdverffse-
rnsuts brinp waulta Proved by the sa,is-
aGtIen of rrlanv and will b. To OF ADV.
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For Liver and Bowels
DR.. Carter's K. & B. Tea
A Mid, Gentle Vegetable LAXATIVE and
HoaithfUi Drink.

For The stomach, liver and bowels and
10 purify the blood, there's nothing more
reliable. Give IL To the little oDes when
they get feverish and cant eat. They kko
II nod IL does them lots Of good.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
LAUREL PASTORS SERIOUS FALL,

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel. Jan. 20.-Rcv Frank T. Car
Penter, pastor OF Cen enary Methodist
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Arizona republican., 1920-12-29

provide funds for this purpose by the several states.''
 The committee of which MT. Collins is chairman, reported to its study or the rural motor express. Better farm transportation Is the essential aim or this committee and to attain it's pur- pose a study is being made covering 1 franchises, insurance, uniform receipts and bill of lading, marketing and re- turn loads. Progress toward a stan dardization of this form of farm trans portation was reported.
 The transportation committee of the Federal Highway council, includes rep
 resentatives of the railroads-steam
 and electric-express companies, wa lterways, highways, leading traffic men and highway officials.
 1 The American Railway association
 was represented by F. E. Williamson general superintendent of the New York Central, and Col Chas. Hine oi New York, representing the president
 of New York, New Haven and Hart 1 ford. The American Express company
 was represented by r. $. HoIbrook
 wee president and treasurer, and T. H
 Stoffel represented the American Elec-
 tric Railway association.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
Telegraphic BoWling Tournament Will Be
 Staged Tn February

Arrangements are now under way for the Second Annual Inter National Industrial Photographic Bowling tour nament. Promoters of the big annual wire event have sent out notices to over one thousand industrial concrens throughout the United States and Canada, inviting them to enter five men team to decide the bowling su- premacy of the industrial workers.
 There is no entry fee, all prizes being donations from the concerns having d representative five entered, and already an elaborate prize list is warranted.
 The tournament is so arranged that teams will be bowling all over the United States and Canada at the same time, wiring their scores to headquar- ters in Chicago immediately after the completion of their games. These scores will be sent by code, translated and the names of the winning team given to the Associated Press and flashed throughout the country.
 One of the provisions in the rules make it emphatic that each contestant be an employe of the concern he rep resents at least two months prior to the date set for the holding of the tour nament, which will be some time the latter part of February. In last year s event, over 175 teams took part, bowl ing in over eighty cities at the same time. The present indications point to there being at least 250 to 30t teams entered this year. The Tiet- jen-Lang Dry Dock company team ol Hoboken, N. J., are the present title | holders, their total being the best ot the 1920 meet.
 For further particulars regarding the tournament address w. V. Thomp son, 623 Wabash avenue, Chicago, III
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29

Another wrestler has appeared on the local horizon with an ambition to pin Pete Sauer's shoulders to the mat. The newcomer sails under the name of Rudy Warner, and according to his statement he is just ITS pounds. He is an old side kick of Farmer Burns and he boasts of matches with the leading wrestlers of the country. He has wrestled with Caddock. Stecher, Eclzlund, Santel and Gotch. He says he beat Ecklund one time and Ecklund holds two decisions over him. Cad dock, Gotch and Stecher beat him, but Santel lost to Warner in a handi- cap match at San Antonio.
 Warner. who styles himself Light Heavyweight Champion of Nebraska , is en route to Calexico. where he is booked to wrestle early in January He worked at Tucson last week throwing Wade two falls. This is his first time in Arizona and he Is favor ably impressed with his first visit. He is looking for a location to open s physical training school. During tn, war Warner was physical instructor at Camp Logan and later opened 2 school at Houston, Tex.
 Any wrestling promoter desiring tt get in touch with Warner can reacl him through the sporting editor 0 The Republican. He says he has nc particular choice of weight, but pre- | fers the light heavies.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
Freddie Welsh Comes
 Back With Easy Kayo

NEWARK. N J., Dec 2S-Freddie Welsh, who retired after losing the worlds lightweight championship to Benny Leonard in 1917, returned to the ring tonight and scored a tech nical knockout over Willie Green of Boston after four rounds of a sched- uled 12-round match. Green failed to respond to the bell for the fifth round, claiming he had wounded his shoulder
 The former title holder showed only flashes of his old-time form, but had little difficulty in boxing his op- ponent. Welsh weighed 137h and Green 135
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
CHILD MAKES TRIP
 TO PHOENIX ALONE

After travelling from Chicago to Phoe- nix alone. Louise Shott. g years old, is ready to make another journey.
 T like to travel I think I will stay with you a while and then go to Cali fornia. I want to see the world
 That was the greeting little Louise accorded her aunt, Miss Mary Dean, when she arrived in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
CIeUeIond Baseball Club ReceiUes $75OO
 To Train At DolLos
IRepubllcan A. p. Leased Wirel

CHICAGO, Dec 2S-The Dallas chamber of commerce is to pay the Cleveland worlds champion baseball team $7500 to train in that city, un- der terms of contract made by Man ager Iris Speaker and announced by President Dunn here today.
 In turn the champions are to do- nate to the city the proceeds of one exhibition game to be played on a week day.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29

Miss Dean. who is connected with the state highway department, has oth- CT views for her ambitious niece.
 She will have bit of schooling first, I fancy" she said. T am going to place her in the public schools when the new term opens and in the sum mer perhaps, she can, travel again. However, I think I will go with her!T
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
Roy Moore Will Sub
 For Pal In New York

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-Roy Moore of St. Paul has been substituted for Pal Moore of Memphis as the opponent of Jack Sharxey of New York in a 15- round bout at Madison Square garden tomorrow night.
 The Chicago boxer notified the man 6 cement that he was i'll.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
WILL LECTURE ON
 TRUTH ABOUT INDIA

Dr. N. s. Hardilker of New York City yin lecture Thursday night at the Labor temple. His subject will be 'The Truth About India"
 Dr. Hardiker is a traveller of wide experience. He is making a tour of the United States end Is gathering
 much information concerning labor conditions here His lecture tomorrow night will have to do considerably with labor conditions in India.
 The lecture will begin at s o'clock
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
Athletic Research Association Meets
 To Discuss Sports
IRepubllcan A. P. Leased Wirel

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S-Conferences of athletic officials of verious middle west, eastern and southern institu tions in session here this week may change the tenor of intercollegiate athletics next year. The first session will be held today by the Athletic Research society. On Wednesday the Inter- collegiate Athletic association will consider proposed changes in football rules.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
Bob Roper And Hugh
 Walker Meet In K. C,
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KANSAS CITY. Mo, Dec. 2S-Cap- tain Bob Roper arrived from Chicago this morning to finish training for his 10-round contest here Thursday night with Hugh Walker, Kansas City heavyweight.
 On the same bill Morris Lux, Kan sas City welterweight meets Billy Bright of Oklahoma City, and Aries Tanning, BartlesvilIe. meets with Young Abe Attell of New York for 10 rounds. The latter pair are light weights.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
Ty Will Be Guest Of
 Detroit In January
TRepubIican A. p. Leased Wire

IhepubIIcah A. F. Ieaseu WIreI
 DETROIT. Mich, Dec. 2S-Definite word has been received from Ty Cobb that he would be in Detroit the latter part of January to be the guest of honor at banquet celebrating his ac- ceptance of the managership of the Tigers. Plates for 500 are planned. President Johnson of the American league, President Heydler of the Ma tional and public officials have been invited.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
Eddie Shannon Shades Mel Coogor Tn Eiphf

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 ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2S-Eddie Shannon of Portland, Ore, shaded Mel Coogan of Brooklyn, in an eight-r round no- decision bout tonight according to newspaper men at the ringside. They are lightweights.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
Tommy Gibbons To
 Fight Greb Jan. %
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RepubIIcan ~. P. Leased WIreJ
 ST. PAUL, Dec. 2S-Tommy Gib- bons. St. Paul light heavyweight box CT, has been matched to meet Harry Greb of Pittsburg in a 15-round bout at Madison Square garden in New York city on Jan. 26, it was announced tonight.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29

NEW YORK. Dec 2S-The New York Nationals expect to practice at San Antonio, Tex, only a little more than two weeks, 1t was an nounced today. The Giants then will proceed to Dallas for two games with the Cleveland worlds champions on March 19 and 20. Other games through the south will follow.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
REED, MEEHAV, COURTS. SPAW, SCOTTY
 AND GARDNER WILL WORKOUT TODAY

At the rate the seats have been sell ing during the last two days the re- served section will be on the shelf by tomorrow night.
 The selection of an official referee has not been announced.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
NERRAskANs BACK

KANSAS CITY-Next year will find the University of Nebraska back in the Missouri Valley Conference. That will make nine members. the largest number the conference ever had.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
Former Princeton Stor
 Will Coach DenUer "U''

DENVER, Dec. 2S. Tommy Thompson, Princeton basketball for ward in 1911 and 1912. will coach the University of Denver basketball team this season. Thompson is connected with a Denver bond house.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
pRAIsES n,noIlI

SAN FRANCISCO-Ty Cobb states he has often wondered why Miller EEuggins has never given Lefty O'Doul a chance to pitch. Cobb says that De- troit will claim o'Doul if Huggins ever asks waivers on him.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29
Centre College VIII
 Play Tn Texas Jan. l

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 FORT WORTH. Tex, Dec. 2s--The Center college football team of Dan- vile. Ky, arrived here today and will meet Texas Christian university on the gridiron New Years day
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29

AezCHISON, Kas.-J. NJ. ChaIlis. at torney here, hunts with a bow and ar row and gets plenty of ducks His weapon being noiseless doesn't frighten the birds away.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-29

RIGHT FEARFUL If he can manage players Like he can hit the ball He'll be 3 wonderful success From sprinstime until fall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-16
TODAY'S EVENTS

Birthday greetings to Henry
"atterson, so years old today.
Game commissioners of the Uni
ted States are to meet in confer
ence at salt Lake city today.
The annual convention and ex-
hibition of the Manitoba Dairy as
ISOLATION and affiliated bodies begin
today at Winnipeg.
Today will witness the opening
of the annual Mardi Gras festivities
at Pensacola and Mobile.
The 9Oth anniversary of the
opening of Upper Canada college
is to be celebrated today with
alumni dinners in many cities of
Canada and the United States, and
in England, Bermuda and Mexico.
Stockholders of the Crucible
Steel company will hold a special
meeting in New york today to act
on a recommendation to increase
the common capital stock of the
company from $25,000,000 to $75,-
100000,
Ohio today will launch a state
wide drive for school teachers.
Meetings will be held, addresses
will be made, and telling facts will
be shown by means of motion pic
lures.
The first inter- enominational
pastors conferences to be held in
the southwest on a large scale will
be opened simultaneously today at
Kansas City and Wichita. The
salary question of the underpaid
minister will be one of the chief
topics.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-16

erican writer of modern novels or
short stories to portray a fair hero
| Inc possessing this type of nose.
Rather small, straight or slightly
| upturned noses seem to be more
| in demand nowadays. Still the
nose that is like an eagle's-for
aquiline means, of course. eagle
like-has had its admirers in lit
erature. -
Edgar Allen Poe seems to have
regarded o well-formed auuiline
nose as more beautiful even than a
Greek nose. When he describes
Ligeia, who was his ideal of beauty
as well as of intellect, he says:
Nowhere but in the graceful me-
dallions of the Hebrews have ! be-
held a similar perfection-the same
scarcely perceptible tendency to
the aquiline, the same harmoni-
ously curved nostrils speaking the
free spirit
And Balzac in describing his
Madame de la Chanterie--One of
the most famous of all his women
charaCters-tells US that she had
"a rather sweet face, with soft,
coldly colored complexion, an aqui-
line nose, a benign brow, hazel
eyes, and a double chin, the whole
framed in curls of silver hair"
Russian novelists show a predi-
lection for herOines with aquiline
noses. For instance, there is Tur-
genev's Mariana in Virgin Soil"
who, he says, had a round face,
a large aquiline nose, big bright
eyes, fine eyebrows, and thin lips"
She was regarded by the other
characters--save, of course, by her
rival--as being more than ordin-
arily good looking.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-16
Is THERE y SCARCITY?

1t has generally been considered
end reported for year that there
is a great scarcity Of all kinds of
goods. The Federal Reserve bank
of Boston recently made an inquiry
through New England and found
that the merchants generally are
carrying large stocks. As the sup
plies in that section would not
probably exceed those in any other,
this investigation raises the gues-
ton of how far this reported
scarcity is an actual one. 1t is
best to have the exact truth
known. Reports of a scarcity that
does not exist tend to increase
prices, and lead the public to buy
in a feverish way.
There is n scarcity of steel and
iron, due in part to the strike; also
of paper and building materials.
Factory products may be getting
up to a normal supply. If so, a lot
Of the people who have been spend
ing money in foolish extravagances
are going TO feel q disagreeable
pinch before long.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-16
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