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The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-09-03
FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, 1920.

oJdycu dIOunu " see W IL Iudt llc
didn't abscond with any of Jacks
effects.
~ didn't know this Bird" he told
Jack, "but seeing that he said he were
friend of yours I just showed him in,
and rs I didn't know him I just
kindoa stuck around
"Thst was alright Bill. Rudy and /
are old time pals, and am mighty
glad to see him, as well as thankful
to you for showing him the way to
the shack" Jack replied after which
Bill took his leave, and Rudolph and
the boy were lost in conversation. But
when Jack told the other that he in
tended to quit the mines and go out
with surveying party for the rest
of the summer Rudolph was entirely
disagreed.
"I always knew that Collins was
wrong when he dragged you into the
Mines" Rudolph argued, "Mining is not
your line. I tell you what you want
TO do -o
"No you don IT," Jack interrupted
him almost savagely. "From now on
I tell myself what to do. When was
kid my parents and the preacher told
me what "wanted" to do When /
got away from home the sheriff and
the rube, told me what I "wanted"
to do, after thatCollins, while I was
in the shack and the boss when I was
on the job, told me what "wanted
to do. From now on Jack Thurston
will tell Jack Thurston what he wants
to do, as far as that is humanity pos
sible under the rules Of the class
struggle. This is my declaration of in.
dependence. From now on I'll be the
captain of my life"
"Got sore at Ed, ehi I thought so, {"
Rudolph grinned. "But let me tell you
what you and are going to do. We re
going out to the harvest fields of Kan
gas. It's little late, but early enough
to get in on the threshing. We will
meet Ed. on his way back, and
together we will follow the harvest
up into Dakota and then back to the
shack by the lake for us. What do you
sayi"
Ed Is mine crazy" JACK protested.
"He wants to industrialize the Fedora
ton. He is coming back here, or at
least such were his plans"
"Not if we stop him in the harvest
= fields. He is needed there. The mines
are organized in way; they can fight
the boss when it becomes really neces.
sary, but the harvest slaves are help.
less. They are the victims Of every
hewhiskered crook that employs them.
They need us. Let's go. Ell, Jackf"
To this Jack made no reply, and Ru.
dolph went on. owe will stop off in
Denver for few days. Great town
Denver Beats Spokane four ways
from nothing We will meet many of
the boys there, and after some good
street meetings, we can elbow" for
the harvest fields"
"No I'm through-for a while at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
SETTLEMENT GIRLS
At HOLIDAY HOUSE
Many Are Enjoying the Hospital
ity Of the Young Women's
Christian Association.

A large group Of Girl Scouts from the
People, Settlement VISITED Holiday HO1se
Monday and Tuesday Outdoor sport
were enjoyed A second group from the
Settlement are planning 70 20 out On sat-
urday to spend the weekend
Delegates who attended the first con-
ference AZ Camp Nepahwin, Canton,
Pa. from June 10 tn 26, known as the
business and industrial conference for
young girls, will hold an echo meeting
AZ the club rooms, 8oA Market street,
on Friday evening. Invitations have been
issued and many guests are expected.
; The Ayita Club met last evening AZ
the club rooms, S04 Market street, and
discussed plans for sn entertainment 70
be gwen IN the near future.
Delegates Of the High School clubs II
the ~ w" who attended the confer
ence at Camp Nepahwin. Canton, Pa.
arrived home Saturday evening after
an absence of 10 days. The delegates will
meet on Friday morning at the club rooms
to map out plans how they will present
the reports and facts gained at the con-
ference to the other members Of the clubs
Great progress IS reported in the swim
ming classes held at the Y VI. G. A. pool
for the women and young girls of this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
525 CHILDREN ON
AN OUTING TODAY
Guests of Community Service.
Which is Ably Assisted by Nine
Business Establishments.

Five hundred and twenty-five children
will he given free ice cream today and
tomorrow by the SharpleSs Ice Cream o.
when they attend the outings arranged
for them BY the Community Service
and the Public Playground Depart menf
Assisting Community Service. IN addition
10 the Sharpless Ice Cream 90, will he
the Diamond Ice and Coal Go. which has
donated ice for ice water and lemonade,
7. II. Cappcau, who has contributed all
the cake cones necessary for the SD chill
dren: the Y. W C. A, which has donated
clippers for the cream: the Middletown
Farms. which was furnished containers for
the ice. and the krcbs Pigment and
Chemical Co, T. |. du Pont deNemours
Co. the Lndley c. Kent Lumber Co,
George Bush 4 Son Co the Lowe Trans
fer Co, and the Amalgnmated Leather
Co. all of which have donated trucks
10 transport the children from the Kent
mere. Pine street and Delaware play
grounds TO Eden Park, Thompson 5 Bridge
and the Valentine Farm on the Lancaster
Pike where the picnics will be held
III is certainly gratifying to see the CO.
operation which these nine concerns are
giving and the hearty response which the
business men of the city are making to the
needs of the children OF the town, SAID
John p. Nields, chairman ofthe Community
Service committee The action of the
various institutions in so literally contrib
uting should certainly encourage contrl-
buttons from other sources 1t is our plan
to have these picnics weekly il possible
during August and part of September
end the attendance is certainly proving
that they are we'll worth the effort.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
To REQUIRE LIZ ENSF.
As Assurance that Nidwives Practicing
in Delaware are Competent

"rhe very life If both the mother and
the infant IL 40 dependent upon the care
received M the time Of childbirth that
every possible effort should he made tn
secure the most competent professional
services st this time, says the Delaware
Health News, the Organ Of tho State
Board Of Health, m its July issue
While the medical practitioner. the
Health News points out, IL not licensed
until he has qualified under state laws, the
midwife IN many states has been permitted
TO practice her profession without required
trimming and experience, and without
even a license Yet she Is continually
enconnterIng situations which tax the
best medical skill 10 save lives
In Delaware the only requirement
concerning mldwives has been that they
shouidiegisterthclr names aIththe registrar
OF the district The mere registration j.
no guarantee that the midwife is c0mpe-
tent. To guard the public IN large measure
from the dangers that confront many
prospective mothers Of the state, the
State Board of Health at its meeting
early this month passed a resolution re-
qurlng that midwives shall be licensed
after their competency has been vouched
for by a physician.
III auultlon, the RESOLUTION provides
for the gradual education Of the midwives
by nurses who are permitted TO attend
confinement cases with them
1t is well-known that the midwife
supplies much needed service In certain
communities where physicians are not
easily obtalnable. Recognizing this, the
State Board Of Health is endeavoring
toraise the standard of the work performed
by midwives without casting reflection
on their present service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY Laura A. kirkman.
JUST HOW" TO BAKE A
CHOCOLATE CAKE

! receive SO many letters from brides
asking me to tell them lust how To
bake n chocolate cake (which invariably
seems TO be the favorite cake of their
husbands that have prepared the fol-
lowing article, written very much IN
the way that ! answer such inquirers
personally, in the belief that other
brides who have not written me may
be interested.
A cake that never fails If one will
follow my directions accurately consists
of the following ingredients: I = cups
light brown sugar, u cup butter, "a
cup sweet milk, , eggs. 2-3 cups flour
sifted with small teaspoon soda,
squares melted unsweetened chocolate,
Put the cake together in the follow
ing way Put the squares of shaved
chocolate in n china cup and place the
cup on n hot part of the range in order
that the chocolate may melt. Now put
into medium-sized mixing bowl the
half cup of butter and the one and one
half cups Of light brown sugar; cream
these together. then add the half cup Of
milk and beat well Add the eggs
next, breaking them into the mixing
bowl. and beat all well again Hold
-four sitter over the mixing bowl and
nut the ono and two thirds cups of -four
into the sitter with the scant teaspoon
Of soda: slft this into the bowl Stir
well. and when smooth add the squares
Of melted chocolate Beat vigorously
and turn the batter into three round.
cll-buttered layer cake tins Bake
in n medium oven for from ~ 10 i5
minutes
Toward the end If this time, tho
oven door may nc opened and tho cake
peckcd at II the layers have shr,Ink
away from the edges Of the fms, and
If they are raised and solid-looking, they
are likely TO he done However. the old
test OF sticking n straw into cake
NAV be tried If desired: If the straw
comes out free from batter and clean.
the cake Is baked through AZ this
finishing stage. tho beginner had better
watch her cake carefully lest il burn,
opening the oven door several times
rather than run the rlsk Of charming
a LAYER
When the layers are baked. they should
! Be taken out Of their tins at once and
allowed TO cool, each on separate
I plate When they arc cold they should
! be put together with the following !
/ cups Of confcctIoners sugar mixed with
| tablespoons Of powdered cocoa; put
1 this IN medium-slze bowl and stir
/ into it 81 tablespoons Of sweet milk
4 and teaspoon Of vanilla extract This
4 will he the exact consistency to spread.
/ Place the thickest layer first on a
| large cake plate Qf ono happens 20 be
/ thicker than the rest hut if one chances
/ TO be slightly broken It Is more advisable
/ to put the broken one ut the bottom
/ Of tho cake Spread this bottom layer
with the chocolate mixture; put on the
| second lavcr and spread: then put on the
top LAYER and spread, brushing over with
2 little white Of egg or smoothing ovei
with knife dipped IN cold water 10
give shiny surface on topl
Tomorrow-Do on Practice Canning
/ Economies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
Miss Missions
Beauty Secrets

Anna q. Nilsson. the wonderful motion
picture actress. who is writing series Of
articles on beauty secrets soon 10 appear
in this paper. says that a beautiful rosy
white skin and complexion is the very best
asset any girl or woman can have she
further states that the best and quickest
way TO obtain this is TO use a simple toilet
preparation. familiar 70 every well-knOsn
actress. II is called dervillo and can he
obtained at che toilet coun ter Of any up-tO-
date drug or department store. This won
derful derxillo Is used by over five hundred
thousand discriminating girls and women
throughout the country ard is rapidly be-
coming regular fad. IL takes the place OF
cannot be detected. Precipitation does not
affect it and IL will not rub Of on clothing
Derwillo is especially recommended for dark
sallow rough skin. freckles. tan. vrinkles
and many other facial blemishes. Be sure
TO read Miss Nilsson next article. In the
meantime get dervilio and try il today
YOU are sure 20 be delighted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28

c.l lanes n Wilson left today Tor
M C;tv where he will spend ten
d,vs and later will go 10 bar ha.por'
Name In be with his daughter, Mis'
Edward G. Williams
N;Ss Uenrvette Stadelman IS the guess que,
al former Secretary of the treasury W."
ham Gibbs McAdoo and Mrs. McAu9o AZ
tbeir summer home at huntington a. =
The Ernest du Points are at Bay h aa
New Jersey. for the summer, ana M .S
Alberta dl Pont is in camp AT Little
Meadows. Pennsylvania, where sue WIN
remain until the end OF August.
Nc,rs Of prominent persons stopping AT
p,otto, Mods. y. H, records MIS-. H.
tle,rb,r Brown and Miss Nancy Brorn-
we'll az Neuport as arriving at the ttoihe
Uouse for a short stay en- route iruhi
Canada, where they haYc been touring oS
automobile. II ,-,s
H. Rr,xn "a now at home, and was
En-. host.-vs last evening for supper at
Naam,n's. entertaining II gueNs'
A card marty will he held on frlday
.f,.-vnc.v, At 2 o'clock at the home Oh Mrs'
barnes T.. Broad, llO5 Nottingham Ioaoi,
for the benefit Of the child health center az
Ninth and Union streets. ms is the 'aiiu
m the srries Of card parties neihg g,Non ~
rnembers Of the Wawaset women Siuo
a.. a., ,,,,rrose. the last one having been
LA al ~, home of Mrs. III. L. Gardner
An hsv, hc,n well attended and have
nrr,vrd one III The most popular methods
,er,,srnc funds for tho health center.
Mrs, y.o,r,s~s Stirling has gone To lexing-
rn. XIV. Ia visit Miss Mary Simpson.
Miss Helen Nj Harrington OF 1917
Rr,oue street. IL enjoying one OF the most
,rn,sn,e 81 All the good tunes enjoyed by
Wilmington girls this summer. MISS
Harrington IS the guest OF her uncle,
Rob.rt Reid at his big ranch home IN
british Columbia. where large house
marty ~ beng entertained IN honor oil ms
p,oce Later Miss Harrington goes to
Seattle. and then on Q trip down the
Ne~-tarn Pacific coast.
Mrs William c. Corey is spending
several weeks as the guest OF Mrs. Frank
/. Grrcr at Rehoboth Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. B. Mode and George
Rater were recent visitors to Ocean City,
wberc Mis- Clcland Jones and Miss
Madeline Jones have been guests at the
breakers
Mr. and Mrs. George G. bobdeil spent
tho week end az Ocean City, as visitors TO
Mrs. Will Pusey and Mrs Seaman.
Mrs. William Pickett and Miss Flor
ance pr,ckett arc guests OF relatives IN
Maryland.
Miss Frances Patterson Is now IN Lex
mgton. Ky, where she is being extensive
IL entertained rs the guest of friends.
Ast,rrv Park Is always popular resort
and seems To appeal to many Whining
tonians. Mr.. and Mrs. Severson B Cool
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
BLUE ROCK COMMUNITY CLUB.

As an indication OF the spirit of enter
prise current among the members of the
Blue Rock Community Club, the recent
lawn fete given by the club promises much
for the community growth in Gordon
Heights. The lawn fete cleared sol for the
benefit of the club, and the members feel
encouraged to undertake similar enter
prise in August, when they plan to hold an
afternoon and evening affair on the beauti-
full lawn of Mrs. John Titus home In
addition 20 the usual attractions of an
out-of-door gathering of this nature,
there will be cafeteria supper served in
the evening The next meeting of the
Blue Rock Community Club will be with
Mrs j. w, Walker at Hillcrest, on August
2 The date of the lawn fete as now set is
August IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
CLUB WOMEN'S PROJECT.
The New Betsy Montgomery Coffee House
Which Opened Yesterday.

The Betsy Montgomery, the new coffee
house of the Business and Professional
Women's Tea Room Corporation, located
at IA West Ninth street, opened TO the
public yesterday. The tea room corpora
ton and the coffee house are outgrowths
of the Business and Professional Women 5
Club, organized year and bali ago and
which Immediately affiliated with the
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Its purpose is to foster and remote the
interests OF the business women of Viii
mlngton.
Two delegates, Miss Helen Garrett aad
Miss Helen Davis, are this week attending
the convention of the National Federation
of Women's Clubs at st. Paul The main
undertaking of the club has been the
establishment of the new coffee house The
manager, Miss Hildur +. OLSON, has wide
experience before coming to the club.
She as been manager of the du Point Club
at Carney's Point, n. j., of the women 5
cafeteria of Caney's Point, and formerly
manager of mountain resort hotel. The
coffee house is open for the three meals and
for afternoon tea and Judging from the
number which enjoyed its opening lunch
con, it will prove To be one of the most
popular places In Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
DandruH Soon
Ruins the Hair

Girls-if you want plenty of thick,
beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all
means get nd of dandrufI, for It Will
starve your hair and ruin it if you don t.
II doesnt do much good TO try to brush
or wash II ont The only sure way TO get
md Of dandruff is TO dissolve it, then YOU
DESTROY II entirely To do this, get about
four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon;
apply IL at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub 1T IN
gently with the finger tips.
Rv morning most, if not all, OF your
dandrufT will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single sign and
trace Of n
You viii find, too, that all itching and
digging Of tho scalp Will stop, and your
hair will look and feel hundred times
better You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. II Is inexpensive and four
ounces Is all YOU will need, no matter how
much dandruff YOU have This simple
remedy never fails
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
Wilmington Women Show
Good Taste in Dress

A cross between n peacock and an
Oriental vnmp will be the appearance of
next seasons modish wornan-kind II the
newest showing Of fabrics and styloe IN
the large fashion ccnters Is an Indication.
Brocades = heavy, metallic-threaded
textures. gorgeous satins m rich eastern
colors; glowing, exotic competitions Of
birds butterflies and beads histrous
atins and heavy-piled velvets enor'isted
with metal threads, are some n the
proffered styles.
A dark haired maiden who Is slender,
will appear a near cousin 10 the Serpent Of
the Nile in the gown Of Dame Fashion 8
choosing. when the fall months roll
around Woe 70 the dumpy girl and the
hopeleaeIy stout, natron, for tho now
clothes are not for them, though they may
soc FL to wear them. Dressed IN the new
slinky style, with bangles Of beads and
iewelry, they viii appear as dumping
adorned with wierd connections Of a
freuizied chef
Strange that women should 40 help
leesly allow the men nillrners and fashion
eyponenta 70 thrust upon them - many
useless. hideous styles. The occasional
ar,r,earsnre nova days If a costume
marked nv simplicity, 1aintIness and
suitability, IN refreshing TO all beholders
A woman ~ govned il distinguished
among hundreds Of her hashily sttired
sisters The eye ls rested by the quiet ~
bor drees. and charmed by the order of
ita arrangement
She ~ singled nut anon many ss a
per@on If judgment and taste, and demon
strates the utter abzlrdity ~ blindly
following the styles set by men experts
IN designing bizarre fashions for the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28

mutual benefit - modis'es and manu-
farbuers
There are many women 10 Whminginn
who have always absolutely refused a.
be oosrced into wasting their mans AID
strength on ueeiasp, Iidicuhun iaaiiufs
For "a enormous wealth, yHhape Della
ware - unique N The indepondsnce a.
women show ~ absurd siyhe Ono arrf
nole sensible shoes mOle romfui table.
sensible clothing On Wilmington Wuns1.
especially, than IN any other plsof a IL
size and importance ~ tba county Local
women ~ large mnans and y0siiiun ar
much more attracted ~ thri uiig,antisl
investment offered % cl0thilg n mmplr
design and elegant cloth, uan No Ian
tastic follies ~ tie moment as soen RI tnr
extremes Wilmington W men tfnvti
widely. and chat in itsef D. apf ~ make ~
a conservative idea az % wiiht c0firii''
the proper dress .pr women
New York y slother city where piaIr
street dress e always morn n eVdcnr
among tho elect than geudy colyrrd -
uarell The born and brwl New fpfi
woman would thinl ing hefufe apps ring
m publir during The day IN 9 cnnFpiclonr
gown On tho ether hand Fhf almoTi
invariably Wlrcts Tor strnef goar a daft
Colored aiit with wbi~h shr wears a Trnah
dark nat veil ard glove- IL western
cities. ~ tho coutraTv. tvursn drraa
elatora'ely. even Tor rtroef apf,~arsnrf
81 Louis q 4 meat WHOLESALE reuter f0r
tho Niddlc We-i trade and selfl0fn carri0g
for retail purchase. many small dark hsfF
or dark vliits and drrs-na foi' w0nlrn III
California even fSssri-tr drrr ~ hrivh
eolors hut this y ~ arrs~d uifh fhr
warm uirshine anA Innate ~ ths Paeih-
coast ~ the best and raTfiriiafiV
wherever largo rrpvds prsdoininaie. quie'
resr sorvatisrn 2 the wierr rhfnrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
NEAZEY- VAIL.
Young Couple Married at Bishopstead by
Rev. e. III. Holmead.

Miss Dorothy c. Wahl and George l..
Veazcy, Jr., were married at O'Clock
last evening at Bishopstead, by Rev
Charles I'll. Holmead. Miss Helen B.
McClain was bridesmaid and William II.
Page was the grooms best man. The
bride wore white satin trimmed with
georgette crepe, with white georgette hat
to match, and carried white roses, sweet
peas and larkspur The bridesmaid wore
pink georgette, with hat to match. and
carried sweetpeas
A reception followed at the home of
the bride parents Mr.. and Mrs Augustus
F. Vail, No 10 Buena Vista street, after
which MIR and Mrs. Veazey went to
Atlantic City On their return they will
live al Oak Grove
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
GREETED ON BIRTHDAY.
William n. Hall Surprised by Relatives
on His I'D Anniversary

On Sunday, William \ Hall living on
the I.attimer farm. on the Newport pike.
WAS given a pleasant surprise by his
brother, sisters, children. grandchildren
niecos, ncphcws, Rrandneices and nephews.
Those present were MIR and Mrs. George
i Hall Of Elizabeth, y J.. Miss Sadie
Hall and nephew Of Newark \ J.. Mrs
Ann Hall. MIR and Mrs John d. Hall
MIR and Mrs W Harvey Hall. son and
daughter. Ralph Hall. Mr. and Mrs.
Spnlance Hall and three sons, Mr. and
Mrs George W Hall Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Wiki of Chester, Pa Mrs Flor
cnce Witsil Cooper of North Carolina,
Mrs J. Howard Bowen Of Gassaway. W.
Va, Mrs. George Hamilton and son, Mrs.
Margaret Hall and daughters Alice and
julia Miss Laura Lcncabage. Mr. and
Mrs James Edgar and daughters Of
Wilmington MIR Hall was very happy,
acting as young as his nephews, laughing
and smoking, forgetting his age, d years.
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