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Evening journal., 1920-02-12

Ing the body celis with the necessary phos-
phuric food elements. bitrn- phosphate
should produce a welcome transformation
Ia the appearance; the increase in weight
frequently being astonishing.
Clinical tests made In ST. GATHERINGS s
Z Hospital. n Y. C., showed that two pa
tients gained In weight % and = pounds
! respectively. through the administration
I Of organic phosphats both patients claim
they have not felt O. strong aud well for
/ the past twelve years.
Increase IN weight also carries with Il a
general improvement I'm the health Ner-
vousneSs, sleeplessness ana lack or energy.
which nearly always accompany excessive
thinness, should soon disappear. dull eyes
onght TO brighten and pale cheeks glow
with the bloom Of perfect health.
! Physicians and hospitals everywhere are
now ,recognizing its merits by its use in
ever-lDcreasing quantities FREDERICK
koile, n: d.. editor Of New York Physif
phate should be prescribed by every doctor
and used IN every hospital 60 Increase
strength and nerve force and to enrich the
blood"
Josenh d. Harrigau. Former visiting
Specialist 10 North Eastern Dlspensatory.
says: Let those who are weak, thin. ner-
vons, anaemic or rundown. take natu-
raj. unalulterated substance such as
bitrO- ph osphate ana You will soon see some
astonishing results IN the Increase " nerve
energy. strength Of body and mind aud
power Of endurance"
Bitro- Phosphate is made entirely Of tho
organic phosphate compound referred to
IN the National Standard DsppnsatOry as
being an excellent tonic and nervlne and "A
preparation which has recently acquired
considerable reputation IN the treatmeui az
neurastheuia. The standard OF excellence,
strength and purity Of its substance Il
beyond question, for every Bitro- Phos-
phate tablet Is manufactured in strict ac-
eor1ance with the L. :. pharmacOpOeia
test reuuirements Bitro- Phosphate Is
therefore not patent medicine and should
not he confused with any OF the secret
nostrums. so-caied tonics or widely ad-
vertised "cufe.alls.'
CAUTION while Bitro-Phosphate Is
unsurpassed for the relief Of nervousness.
general debility. ctc.. those taking it who
do not desire to put on flesh should use
extra care In avoiding fat-producing foods.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
T0DAN's BEAUTY TALK.

You can enjoy dcliehlful shampoo
with very little effor. and for very
trining cost. II you get from your drug
gist a package OF canihrox and dissolve
teaspoonful in cup OF hot water.
This makes a full cup OF shampoo liquid
enough 50 It Is easy to apply II 70 all
he hair instead Of just the top OF The
head. Your shampoo i now ready Just
pour little at time on the scalp and
hair until both are entirely covered by
the dalntily pcrfumed preparation that
thoroughly dlssoi,es and removes every
bit Of dandruff, excess oil and dirt
.tfler rinsins. tbs hair dries quickly win
. Guinness tina, makes IL seem heavier
than II Is. and fakes on a rich luster
and softness that makes arranging
Il . pleasure.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
.SERATH0L Is FINE
FOR INDIGESTION
SAYS DIR. PARRISH

Owing 70 the great variety Of stomach
ailments and the hundred and one "spe-
cidcs" for their treatment, Il would indeed
be a mere chance IL the average layman
selected a remedy for his own case that
would give substantial and lasting dement's
oven granting that the selected remedy
possessed real merit when administered
for a specific condition. Il Is therefore not
surprising TO fnd the sufferer from stom-
ach irregularities buying and trying hfst
one cure" then another In vain endeaNer
to obtain relief
Recent investigations OF the treatment OF
large number Of cases Of INDIGESTION
dyspepsia. gastritis and conallons arls-
Ing from hyper.acidity OF the stomach
prove that there Is nothing more etective
In the treatment Of these ments than Or
dinary sernthul which can b. oht led from
Danforth in Wilmington ana any good
druggist Mt trining cost. Many suuerer
from these complaints has been agreeaDly
surprised at the almost instantaneous fe-
iiaf and subsequent permanent bene1t ,i.,S from
is use. In many cases Of hyper.aci ilty
single dose Of serathol produces almost
magic effects.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
Bad Cough, Night
SWeats, Lost Weight
Mr.. Coleman thought his time
had come. But he's well now.

~ was taken with dry hard cough
about 9 months ago Finally ] got 30 sore
across the chest 1 could hardly breathe
had night swenis 80 bad everything would
be wringins wri, and roughed continually
until J though o would kan me- HAD mo-
uppatitc. spent over slUO ON doctors ana
medicines, and was worse on than when I
started.
"The FIRST bottle Of Mllks Emulsion did
me more good than an the Si00 spent for
other treatment u soon gave me ID GOOD
appetite. ms cough left me- aud have
regalned the iesh ami strength ] had be-.
fore { was sick Arthur coleman. Box
ani. Helena. Ark.
You need an nppetlte good stomach
and SOME real strength if you want 10
hrht on disease. Give Aislks Emulsion
trial at ITS makers risk
Allks Emulsion cieanses the stomach nnd
bowels Of ali impurities restoring heaithv.
natural bowel action and doing away with
all need Of pills ana physics u corrects
the digestive organs and improves tho ap.
petite. Thus it helps nature to build up
the blood aud tissue anu to strengthen the
throat, stomach and bowels As 4 builder
OF flesh ana strength. Nilks Emulsion is
strongly recommended 20 those whom
sickness has weakened, and Is powerful
aid ia resisting aud repairing the effects
Of wasting diseases Chronic stomach trou-
hle and constipation are promptly relieved
usually IN one day
This Is the only solid emulsion made
and so paatable that Il IS eaten with a
spoon like ice cream
No matter how severe your case. you are
urged TO try Milks Emulsion under this
guarantee-Take six bottles home with
you use It according to directions and if
not satisfied with the results, your money
viii be promptly refunded Price G0c and
si.2o per bottle Tho Mllks Emulsion Co.
refre Iiauie. Ind s0li hy druggists
s,erywhoFe.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
ELEVATOR DROPS;
WOMAN INJURED

Getting beyond The control Of an
operator when one Of the cables broke
an elevator in the DUPONT Building
fril five floors yesterday The ma
chine was loaded with passengers at
the time, all OF whom were more or
less frightened. only one Was injured
however. she being Miss Edith Dan
by. No. 0iJ Concord avenue, Who had
her lower limbs wrenched.
Miss Dandy was removed TO her
home where she is confined to her bel.
u was sa that the operator applied
Tie emergency brake on the elevator
when II had reached the second floor
and this Drought II TO a stop.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
THIN PEOPLE
NEED BITRO-
PHOSPHATE
Increases Weight, Strength and
Nerve Force in Two Weeks
Time in Many Instances

Take plain bitrO- phosphate Is the advice
Of these physicians to thin, delicate, ner-
vous people who lack vim energy AMI
nerve force and there seems 10 be annie
PROOF of the efficacy Of this preparation to
warrant the recommendation. Moreover. ii
we Judge from the countless preparations
aud treatments which are continually being
advertised for the purpose ef making thin
people heshy, developing arms. neck aud
bust aud replacing ugly holi0ws ANA an-
giles by the soft curved lines Of health and
beauty, there are evidently thousands OF
men and women who keeply feel their ex
cessive thinness.
Thinness ana weakness are often due "a
starved nerves Our bodies need mere
phosphate than Is contained In modern
FOODS. Physicians claim there Is nothing
that will supply this deficiency SO well as
the organic phosphate known among drug
gists as bitro- phosphate, which rs ineNpen-
slve ana Is sold by Danfofth In Whining
ton ana mest All druggists under guar
antee Of satisfaction or money back nv
feeding the nerves directly and by supply
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
DID YOU EVER
USE SL0AN'S?
Keep II Handy 10 Promote prompt
Relief From Rheumatic Pains
and Aches.

xxyHEN you know what Sloan's
MJ Llniment will do, as thousands
w of men and women tie world
over know. you. too. will keep it handy.
You Will use II for those ''twlnges OF
rheumatic" for relieving that lame
hack. muscle stiffness and soreness,
acbc, an sorts Of external pains, and
exposure aftcrmaihs.
only takes little, applied without
r,bbind. Soon ueneirates, scattering the
CONGESTION bringing merciful relief 10
fba lhrobbine. jumping part.
Three sizes-3Jc., 'Uc., sl.4U. ANY
druggist has it. II not wed ike 10
know his name.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12

OF motion pictur az the finder and
maker of new stars. lie las given 10
ihe public such stars as William S..
Hart, Dorothy Dalton. Charles Ray and
Enid Bennett and his latest "nndsr
are Douglas M7cLean and Doris Lee who
after only lh-if llrst picture wrwenty
ureo and Ouc-1lalf Hours Leave" bid
fair 10 become M equal rank with the
other lnce slars.
Beginning today the Malesti Theatre
VIII have as It's attraction the second
vehicle OF these co-siars. which bears
ihc name What's Your Husband
Doing?'
FlrsL last anu al One way through
this picture Is a fars one rilt Is
pleasing. jolly and clean
Two young couples or 'ha afsLpar,-
of-marriod-llge tyne are Ih gause- ana
results OK an ihe leoube OF "Whsi's
Your Husband noIng2" The famous
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
Ssfe Home Treatment
for Objectionable Hairs
tBoudoir Secrets

The electric needle is not required for
lhe removal OF hair or fuzz. for with
the use OF plain delatone The most stub
born growth c0n.be dulckly banlshed.
4 paste Is made with water aud a little
OF the powder. then spread over the
hairy surface. IN about minutes Il Is
rubbed of and the skin washed This
simple treatment not Uniy removes the
hair but leaves the skin free from
blemlsh. BE sure yOH got genuine del
atone.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
npOLLy,NNA.v

"pollyanna." the delightful character
Of book and stage, came 20 the screen
OF the Victoria Theatre last Monday
with Mary Pickford In ihe title role, snJ
from both humorous and sentimental
viewpoint. 10 was an absolute triumph,
for II carried with 10 really cheerful
philosophy Of sunshine and eladness.
The production has scored unprece-
dented success wherever II has been
shown and will remain at the Victoria
for the remainder Of this week and all
OF next week.
"pollyanna" has rishifully been NAM
ed the "Glad" picture, and u lives up
10 ifs name, carrying across the screen
the radiant message Of "gladness" as
the true secret Of human Joy.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
Ar TrE GAnnICk.

Billie Burkc's deviation. which is
ne OF NE fcaures Of The bin at che
',rrick Theatre This week. is n very
iryer comedy conception. Billie Is
lmlrabiy assisted by prof. J. Edmund
'agee who Is certainly a very clever
comedy worker The m7nncr In
hich hc and Bills put things over
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
Toiay's Heath HINTS

coNsTIPATIoN:- II people. troubled
with constipation would spend three TO
bending exercise that employs the muscles
OF the abdomen anu az night before rettr-
ing, take o little purified toxlol, permanent
and highly satisfactory results VIII soon
follow. Drink plenty 0f fresh water avoid
strong purgatlvcs and foods that have
constipating tendency and this simple plan
cannot fall The purified toxiol Is mex
pensive and can be obtained OF D8nforth
Ia Wilmington and any good dfugsist
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
MALE AND FEMALE Sc

The STARS u ihe casi OF Cecil 3. Do
Miles production "Niais and remlle
which is proving such drawing card
tiis week al lhc Queen Theatre. are
some of The BEST known In The land OF
ihe motion picture
Gloria Swanson and Thomas Melghan
8re the iw0 principals. Mss swan
son is virtually a ueNtlle find" Pre-
Vious % her apqca taco in "Dona
Change Your Husband she was a Mack
Senneit beauty. But under The capable
hand and direction OF the arlis. De-
Mile she has blossOmed into one Of
NE most gorgeous most b autlful and
most popular 0f the screens stars. Her
-S0ie in Male and Female Is attract
ing more attention than any In which
she has ever been seen She Is Lady
Mary Jaschy and IN this part lives
and dresses in ihe most modern OF
the ways Of the day Her gowns in The
Beginning and the nd Of the picture
are out Of iAe ordinary
'NIslc and Female" is nearing tho
end of rs run.
"NHaT-s YOUR HUSBAND DOING?"
Thomas II. lncc Is noted IN the nsid
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
The Delaware Foundation

Desiring constructive FORM its interest the welfare
COMPANY of Wilmington
has established
other the theeom %
tOna will be inteDigenty
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
Al FIELD MiNsTnlsIs

a unique 0nering listed on the pro-
gam OF the Al C. Field Mnslrels 20
be seen 40 ia Playhouse all Of neXl
week. 4 The furnishing of oIera while
you wait.
one Of IN Timely burlesques of The
day Is III iake-0N on grand opera lc-
cdIzed nahir9lzed and Brought down
90 ,he times With It's music and com
t1y lt is screaming success. THE
Fofse Ia lhe Forrest "fa mes OF Nor
mandy Carmen and "Mnnahsha.
.iie uri ntai scene and many other mu-
sical comedy additions form c0mbi-
nation that Is unusual IN a minstrel
show.
The comedy l0uehes on prohl5itiun,
finances. peace of naii0ns. al blended.
p0i-pomr Of fast flowing hilsrlly
rounding out an EVENING OF unalloyod
fun
In an ih years or lle Al Field Min
s,reis. nothing IN ihe way OF an afier-
piece has mi Nih lhe success atiend-
me IBIS musica. burlesquo The cub
turr voices mak 4 O musical gem.
Tie comedy Is equally entertaining,
seats FOR ha F.eld engagement are
u1ay on sal
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
'DERE" MABLE AT
PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT

"Derc NEbic" and her dea Bill with
tlelr l1ye and Their M se TO music
,yill be- at iha Playhouse ihls even
'ne for ilie opening performance 6l
lleir Tire -dly visit IN this city
Iay'ns mldr ihc acquaintance OF a
general public through Doe book Of
~ilor- entitled 'Dsrc Nab and writ
n Df edward Slreeier. these clar3c
iees VIII fltlhef 90 .r friendship with
le people through llls musical cnhe
p. version 1f ihalf later etenls which
have been vnpI bt the author bin
fif with ihe assistance 1f John Hodges
,0amo1d ilAigEtias composed On
uuS.r anj ih 80 du'ne has gitcn
,tare iIal D. sIq.py sight and cirer
e .u Lclns WllH ihl lines of ih,
,iur,
fIiesc newest Of l1s adventures ~
lhe young c0aple ,1mmance Whcn 'Defc
Ash meets BH, al iHe pier upUn his
relurn 90 Amcrica following n glorious
record overseas. The hcaullt= VI fcm-
u'nc New York and Hs'e of ihe lfo
of 90 hrishl Fights almusl proves falul
io ihe happiness of "nore Nshle" and
Bil, but BIZ wax up 90 the real
eistc 0f things afer nearly three acts
~ mcrrimpkine and fun.
l0u's mason plays BIZ 0nd Hat
iie burke viii give life % 'perg Mahle"
Nnion Frecdiey Is also 10 the cast
iIa played ler earlier in the present
season IN "Mlss Miib0ns"
Evening journal., 1920-02-12

green-eyed monster who has furnished
so much trouble and amusement adds
more laughs when he starts working
with the young couples in this picture.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12

on the spectators is very clever; but
the beatty Of II Is Tint tie audience
doesn't know how 10 Is done. 10 Is n
rollicklng comedy and is in the hands
OF two very clever comedians.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12

digestion and mental worry often tanse
SICK HEADACHE. BiLIOUSNESS DYS-
PEPSfA CONSTIPATION and STOMACH
DISOHDERS. Lessen the danger Of bad
night. one BLISS NATIVE HERE r TtB-
LET Each box contains a GUARANTEE
coupon. ANA Is scale with blue seal bear
ing signature Of ALONZO q. BLISS. For
sale by an leading druggists in boxes c0n-
taining 2OJ doses for Si00, ana a smalisr
size for enc Male by 4. o. BLISS co.
ASHINGTON, II. g. 4
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
lUIIu,N COJLATTHAL =

Under CIRCUMSTANCES otherwise than
they exised IN Human Collateral. =
Corinne Grinlth's picture OF the same
mans which ls playing Of the Hia'io,
might have taken a serious trend but
because Of the sense Of lium6r OF The
lover presented By W Dser Campbell
The story turns out 30 be more comedic
than irasic and more pleasing becatse
or this change.
Miss Grliilihs work and appearance
are at all times pleasing and attractive
Maurice Cosialin riavs The heavy role
OF "Human Collateral"
Tomorrow and Saturday Dorothy
Phillips viii be seen In The greatest
picture she ever played "The Heart
OF Humanity"
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
What Is it?


Ii is Trust Fund to be established for the benefit
OF the people Of Delaware
Why Is Ii?
To enable anyone give money other property
TO the Foundation with the that the income
thererom will be properly spent for charitable other
humanitarian purposes.
How VIII it Benefit the People?
The income from this permanent Fund will be dis
tbuted for charitable and welfare purposes for the bene
ht Of Delawsreans
How VIII the Fund Be Created?
by bequests made in Wills and by direct gifts from
persons who desire do something improve condi-
tons Of living. educational facilities. etc
How VIII the Income Be Spent?
committee of we'll known Delawareans will dis
tribute the income for the benefit Of the people without
restriction as to creed or politics.
Does the Foundation Appeal to the
Wealthy Alone?
No 1t appeals particularly the man or woman of
modest who desires leave or give small sum
for certain purpose for the general good of all the
people
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
aI1IE LONE w0Lrs DAucHTEn.s .

Thomas Holding, eminent leading man
of the stage end the screen. Who has
almost always revelled in evening
clothes IN his delinealions OF society
characters before the camera. has few
opportunities 10 appear resplendant In
glad rags" as Roger karslske. In J.
Parker Hear. JF's "The Lone VOLTS
Daughter" starring Louise Glsum,
from the pen OF L0iiis Joseph Vancs;
now showing al the savoy Theatre.
and for the remainder Of the week. II
Holding had visions of drawing room
scenes previous TO beginning work on
this new supcr-ft3ture, he must hive
suffered dsilusiohment before the pro-
duciion was half completed. Among
other things Holding was called upon
TO plunge out Of tie third story Of a
bmrnlne building into the river and
then swim fully attired, more ihan
hundred yards in The chilled waters
OF san Francisco Bay, as part Of one
Of the most thrilling scenes ever enact
ed for q picture Ills plunge and sub
seuueni st'y In tle waters are prelim-
lnaries 10 a feat that Holding In his
widest dreams never imagined he
could negotiate. TO resctie the hero
Inc. who Is braviHs The flames atop a
six-st6ry building TO carry her w0und-
cd father to safety. Holding mikes
m ascent 30 the roof on The der~lck
" freighief Ia which he sivam after
Ms ihfcc-slory dive Going up hrs IFS
hv'lls but moi hqlf those furnished
iv lhr dssren according 30 Holding |
,ddad attractions are shrowh In CON
ectl0n with the main production.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
How VIII the Committee Be Appointed?

How VIII the Committee Be Appointed?
The committee will be appointed by men high in our
public life and by the Directors the Equitable Trust
Company. The Of the Distribution Committee will
be announced later.
For What VIII the Income BE Spent?
The income will be distributed to organized in
situtons-
To provide for the of the sick aged and other
wise helpless
To improve living conditions in general
To assist educational charitable and RELIGIOUS in
stitutons
To provide facilities for educational and scientific
research.
How May Gifts Ee Made to tho Founda-
tion?
Gifts may be made while living and by becues.s in
Wills naming The Delaware Foundation Equitable Trust
Company Trustee.
May the income Re Applied to Specific
Purposes?
The income from gifts or beruests may be applied
TO special purposes directed by the persons making the
gift or bcquest simply left Given the Foundation
to be used as the Committee thinks best
Evening journal., 1920-02-12

1t is Trust Fund to be established for the benefit
of the people Of Delaware
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
How VIII it Benefit the People?

The income from this permanent Fun
tributed for charitable and welfare purposes
ft Of Delawareans
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
Why Is It?

To enable anyone to give money
to the Foundation with the assurance
therefrom will be properly spent for {
humanitarian purposes.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-22

more service than garments that can
only be worn In midwnter. There is
almost no fur that may not be made
into a beautiful scarf. For Coates
seal. dyed squirrel. mole. kolinski
Persian lamb are used. with seal a
favorite. This fur appears above In
both the favorite garments, first In a
long scarf with turban to match.
These matched sets are TO be credited
with adding much distinction 20 this
seasons furs. The odd turban has a
soft band Of velvet. with battlement
edge turned up about II. Much atten.
ton has been given to the Innings Of
scarfs-to make them worthy their
aristocratic company-and they are
often Of chiffon beautifully embroider-
ed with small scattered blossoms.
The coatee. shorter In the front than
at the back and full enough to sug-
gest a cape. simply was obliged to
have fiaring sleeves. with cuffs Of
skunk fur. This fur has wonderful
wearing qualities with which 1t rein
forces the softer seal and makes an
ample and most becoming collar.
Muffs are large. many of them fiat
and so made that they are bags as
well as muffs.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-22
SEED CORN

On account OF the amount OF
rain during the husking season,
much corn has gone TO the crib with
an excess amount Of moisture con-
tent and the wet weather has not
allowed this corn to lose a sufficient
amount Of moisture, even in the
crib, to place it in a suitable con-
dition for seed.
Tests of samples sent 10 the Ex-
pertinent Station show fair per-
centage of termination, but 1t is felt
that a long continued exposure to
the winter dampness may injure the
coming seed corn supply. A sufi-
cient number Of ears for seed should
be selected and placed in dry place
where they will come into proper
condition for spring planting.
II won't be bad idea to test the
seed corn this winter. II will GER
tainly pay.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-22
HOME DEPARTMENT
Conducted by Miss Margaret Dzney Director Of Homo

ing your own undergarments. First
you get better material. Second, II
lasts longer. Third, simplicity OF
making adds TO the laundering and
wearing. Fourth, IL is healthier.
In some cases. ready-made garments
are very good. In buying ready
made garments. always call for the
consumers label or Union Label.
This insures that the garment was
made in a sanitary factory. A great
deal OF our disease Is caused by
wearing Iea..-a ,de undergarments.
Children work all day in unsanitary
factories with disease.
Buying remnants is a good prac-
tice II you are judge OF material.
Oftentimes the best quality OF ma
terial is put on the remnant coun-
ter. II you can buy a remnant OF
dimity, cambria, linen, longcloth or
nainsook Of good quality II will be
economical TO buy. II may be
enough for a waist, corset cover or
Undergraduate for some OF the fam
lily. The very best quality OF table
linen is bought in remnants. A two
yard piece will make a very nice
size cloth and II the piece has moro
material than you need, make nap
kins for every day use.
Shooting Is put in remnants OF
two and a half 10 three yards and
shorter lengths you can use for
pillow cases.
Towels are a good thing 10 get
from the remnant counter. Short
lengths OF linen toweling is sold for
a very small price some times.