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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12

Judge show1ltsr, Eand remember
this. II would befar better for you
10 tie q stone around your dHughs
tors neck and throw her into the
river than 70 force her TO marry
some man whom she does not love.
And remember this also. You arc
going to take your daughter homo,
and order that Greek to remAiti
away from your house. Celia Is
now under the care of the Juvenile
court aud any person who tries to
coerce her into marry before she
Is 81 years old, viii have this,court
to deal with"
The woman made no answer, but
It was noticed that her hands trenl.
bled as she picked up the Jewels,
and left the court with her dauBh'
ter.
So ended Celia's troubles.
SHES the brightest and smart
est girl have ever seen" said Mrs.
Grimsley Saturday when question.
ed as to how Celia Is getting along.
"Shs can cook, sew, do fancy work
and" here Mrs. Grimsley men.
toned another accomplishment that
.Ceiia possesses, but which must not
be mentioned. Ali tho names In
this story with the exception Of
that OF the Judge and the officers,
are fictitious, for obvious reasons,
but II you happen to know Celia's
father, he'll be glad to tell you Just
how useful she Is to him in his bust.
ness.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12

munism and government OWner-
ship and sovtetized industry.
All the kids are enthusiastic
about school today.
Month from now they will ibO
enthusiastic about anything else.
Before very long Mr.. Fatty Ar
buckle may Gbt chance to find
out how much the public likes a
fat man. j.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12
BOTTLENAKERSA ARE
Observation-Disclosures
Won City Championship
At Tournament Held
Saturday

The championship horse shoe
pitching, team of the city belongs
to the Ovens Bottle Company for
It was one of their teams compos-
ed Of Satterfield and Wagner that
wn the tournament held in Raytne
park Saturday afternoon.
The Monogah Glass team and
the Owens team met in the fnals,
Owens won the first game, The
r. .ame went to the Glass
AIN bya score Of 21-9 and things
looked better for the Monongah
Glars The Spys from ne ogsas
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12
RUFF STUFF

If they keep on giving marked
Ibtlls to bootleggers they may re-
taliate by handing out bottled tea.
But maybe that too is against
THE constitution or somethin.'
3EE 90"
1t certainly is against the peace
fof mind Of the guys who get the
Etea in exchange for their good
money.
But at that tea is as close to be-
ing whlskey as some Of this stuff
that knocks the purchaser into the
middle Of next week the first
The Giants are now one full
game ahead of the Pirates.
Bet they do not care down at
smoke town how soon the football
season starts.
They're at IT fgain IN Russia,
but this time the people are shoot
Ing the commisars.
8 =
If they weaken about q week
from now the commisars WIN be
shooting the people-=systemstical.
~ and In large lots.
Aud 20 Il goes,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12

The death of young woman who was member
OF gay party in a Los Angeles hotel and the sub
ssquent arrest on technical charge Of murder Of
Roscoe Arbuckle, one Of the best kpown and most
popular Of the moving picture actors, VIII lead in
evitably to a renewal of demand for clean up in
the movie colonies out in southern California, but
it will be just as well for the public to withhold
judgment in the Arbuckle until more facts are
available Right now the principal trouble of the
fat comedian seems to be that he has fool for q
lawyer. who thinks he Is doing his client good
turn by having him refuse to talk. There may have
been time when that was good policy. but it isn't
now in the case Of man like Arbuckle whose pro-
fessional career might easily be ruined in effort
to clear him of police court. charge. It is to be
hoped that ArbuckIes friends persuade him to tell
all he knows about the circumstances leading up to
the unfortunate woman's death before any great
damage is done to his widespread popularity.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12

TIE young man who last week killed two auto
mobile statesmen in order that he might obtain pos
session of a high priced told the police that
the murders did not seem terrible at the time.
Probably not and he carefully aid plans for the
terrible crime he probably was not much troubled
by the prospect of punishment How are We going
to make justice dramatic enough to burn its lessons
upon the consciousness of that kind of men and
women?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12
BRAN WATER.

use no soap, but bran water TO,
ySSaBh your Hight colored muslinS and
einEhRn1s. Put 3 cups ot'platn bran
into 4 thin cotton bag, large enough
10 allow the bran 20 swell! Put In
& gallons OF water and allow 20 boil
11ntii the water IL strongly tinctupS
cd With bran. Then remove bag
and when the water Is comfortably
not wash the garments. They'll be-
like new. Z
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12

snobs may look down on them. but tey the real
qualitypeope. the parents of the mighty and superior
When family gets rie it usually runs TO seed The
future of your children does not depend on how much
money the old man packs m his wallet
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER u. 1921.
WATCH FOR IT
By BertOn Braley

fTTF syou miss a train or trolley
3 u uts:more or less Of an aggrayation,
Rdtiitiisn't a tragic loss BY far,
AAndIso on. sober. consideration
although 1.-THE thought of your slowness smarts.
You'll take your luck with pleasant smile
fXndlsay. :as the car that you missed departs.
':Therell be another after awhile!"
Ityyon.veimissed chance in a business way
Ipon,tiface the future with gloomy glances,
Kortfortune frequently, day by day,
s. CGtyes other, lunches and other chances;
1fyyouffailin getting the girl you sought
Don't take the thing In a tragic style,
Gons6le:yourself with this cosmic thought,
tThere'n be another after awhile!"
Itssvelltto get on the proper train,
Tottake your chances, to get your girl,
Bnttfoolish indeed to rack your brain
$40 with what you've missed in the busy whirl;
Eorlif. what the good book says is true.
why after time of test and trial,
II this life doesn't prove good to you
There'l be another after awhile!
copyright, 1921, N. E. A. service.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12
For SPOTS.

Magnesia will remove the grease
spot. Cover the spot with magnesia
and let It remain on for "a hours.
Then shake on. II there is still cyl
dence of the spot cover It again
with magnesia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12
INK STAINS.

Ink stains can be removed from
cotton or muslin BY boiling the ma
terial in milk.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12

The Simpson tunnel under the
Alps Is the greatest tunnel in the
world.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-12
MAKE socks.

II baby's stockings haye holes in
the knees and are good otherwise,
cut them on TO sock length and GRO
chst very narrow 81 In eolorea
4 On h an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
JOSEPH NORTON.


daily grateful people are testIfying 10 It's
merits and recommending It 10 their
friends
Recently, the signed statement Of
Mr. Joseph Norton, who resides at No.
l200 Market street, who is an engineer
bv occupation and has many friends III
Wilmington rs be has lived here for q
number of wears, WAS received He says
For wears ] had been a great sufferer
from stomach trouble; ] was bloated with
aas and in constant pain; was SO nervous
That ] could not sleep at night; ] had
shooting pains al through my system
and when ] climbed the stairs would be
nll out Of breath / had tried number Of
q ferent treatments without any benefit
whatever When a friend recommended
Plant Juice 10 me ] had little faith in it
a. ] was q great scOffer at so-called ad-
vortised medicines However, ! took his
advice and got bottle Of Plant Juice
The results were simply marvellous in my
case for it not only rid me Of the gas in
nv system but now have a fine appetite
for nv meals: / sleep sound at night and
have no moro pains ! am q we'll man now
anditis al due TO Plant juice My wife, who
was run down. when she saw the results
! cot started to take Plant Juice too
She got the same fine results and is just
as enthusiastic as / am over Plant Juice.
She joins me in endorsing il"
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store. 404-4O6 Market street, where
he is daily meeting the local public and
introducing and explaining the merits Of
this remedy Free samples given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
WOMEN DEMAND A SAY.
Want Charter Change Giving
Them a Voice in EIsmere
Government.

Truder tho provisions OF the charter
IF Elsmcre aa # now roade the women
are barred from any part In the govern
uent Of tho town and this is a con
dition Of affairs 70 which they are oh
iectinR They viii insist on such
hange in the charter Of tho town as
viii give them tho right 70 a cav in
ita elections ard government
town meeting VIII be held tonight
I'm the oak Grove school house 10 dis-
cuss the hin row pending before the
Legislature
EIGHT new members wcre admitted -
the Elane re civic Cluh last night An
interesting program was presented by
the haafefste. Mrs Oakley GrifFth Mrs
ieffrles Yes BANKS and Mrs Crnpper.
Including rausa and readings IN the
life of Washington
Miss Frances Rutlor read paper
entitled Car National Flag which
vac followed ~ fho First TnouRura-
tion. read ~ Mrs Elliott. Of Ross.lle
sirs William tohnacn read Washing
tons Eirfhdat Mrs Tanks read
Character af washington followed ~
Mrs Oakley Griffith with Mount
ernen THE tro after papers Hera
7r.tt#a "a Mrs william F Ledram. y
fa#s rlts ten minute parliamentary
drII ,.aaed tha evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
COUNCIL CONSIDERS
CLAIM OF RELIANCE CO.
Firemen Asked to be Reimbursed
for Repairs to Dam
aged Engine.

The Reliance Fire Co was vrll ron
resented last night az a hearing before
City Council when th1y reiterated taelr
request that Council pay $aop toward
the expense III ropal2Iue rh,ir choHIcA
apparatus. which was damaged On junt
y in collision with il Eog3 automo-
bile the property of HARRY Jones aud
in which Assistant Fire chief Town
s., nd was going 70 a frc Tho accident.
which occurred al FHEhth and Poplar
streets was due. the ht,m.n say, to
their ndicaotr reEIstfriUE hcN -l, at
seventh and Chur,h Streets. instead
of boN o12. at Third and Tatnan After
Tho th!rd round IL the Indicator TIL,
m.nhcrs clatm. they hastened 10 tho
location IT box q. only = ho Informed
that the number should haze been 2l.
II WAS while on their WAY from Seventh
aud Church e Third and Tatnall that
/ THE accident happened. Tia. speed n
the chemical apparatus cuud NOT bc
ascvrtaln"d.
Chief city I4neInan Grny whom City
CouHci. had called into conference. said
1; was nearly week when the indicator
was replaced with anoths. ana i was
shown by the firemeu .har ,-Sts hy city
.tuenatr had shown tEeir -.a4attor va.
not registering CORE, Tin
Il vns testified that the Reliance an
paTatus was gong at 4 h.eh rate ot
speed Councilman Forrvood called at-
/ teutou M repeated WARNINGS ne satd
he had given the vaI .ors rfrr companies
/ about keeping 70 & speed u "a miles an
hour. Chief Townsend who was badly
injured ia tho collision testified -hat
the machine IL winch he WIS RIDING IVES
il low gear and ;aat II, E~laa,
machine was eoing a, q high rate II
speed
The Councilmen agreed ,7 consider
the matter well before reA h.-E a g.,
/ CiSlon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
vicfed of a felony shall be eligible To sp-

victed of a felony shall be eligible To sp-
pointn1ant.
The salaries Of members of ssid con
stabtilnry shali bs such as the Levy
Court shall. by resolution. nr and de-
ternine, and said salaries shall be paid
monthly. Said salaries. however. shnll
not be paid except upon the certihcate
of the attorney general Tint said oon-
stables have faithfully performed the
duties of their office during tho proceed
Ing month.
Whenever tho Levy Court shall or
ganlze and provide for said conBtaou-
larry under the provisions of THE net
then and I'm auch case It sfall dismiss
and dischnrRs the police provided for
under the provisions Of paragraph 10 Of
the Code, section 1898, section q chap
ter 81 of tho Revised Code Of the state
Of Delaware. and after such dimnisam
the said Levy Court shall have no su-
thority to make further appointments
under tho provisions of said paragraph
10.
Paragraph 70 provided for mounted
police In Brnndywine hundred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
CITY REALTY TRANSFERS.

Transfers recently hled include the
following parcels:
Grange street 607 Harry r. Donald
son from stephen K Jocksou. $500.
Thirtieths street, 3Oz-306; Wilmer e
Hardness from Henry Saring s.. 600.
Van Buren street north Of Ninth
street Minerva Il. Bnlsporough from
Laura K. McMullen; $500
Anchorage street. el5 Johu Strum-
pezewiski from Jonn Boiesiawiski,
s. 400
Menderhall avenue. east Of Todd's
Lane. Freda Giles from Melder T.
Rypla 1900
Mendenhan avenue. east of Todd'R
Lane. Ennla GILES from F'reda GILES
s450.
Third street east Of Walnut street
IdA Br1efrnan from C4aes. y Morris.
$1.GOe.
Delaware avenue. 1916; QUO Runge
from Edwin E. Jones; $4,000
r sJeet. 1902, John KowaIis from
Mary b. 3)oordon. 1915.
West street. southeast corner I,wen
Z, ssXth street George T. Townsend
troIL "ni- r. Bran bic ard wife; s 500.
du Pont street, southwest corner
Third street Angelo Coflancesco iron.
Wrn. r. Bouzarth. $S,75o
Second street cast Of Monroe street
Delaware Richardson fron Febecca
Schen4r. 81 zoo,
Chestnut street. west of Harrison
street Vim J Coughtn from Alfred
SSbason $2.10o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
GOVERNOR DENNEY
At THE INAUGURATION
Will Witness Induction OF Vice
Pres. Coolidge and That of
President Harding.

Sprcjal Dispatch From EYsrv Evening &
Washington Correspondent
Waeingtor March Governor and
Mis- Nuaan j. heunoy of polAwart
.gy among thr promnenf inauguration
tIrl>3}s ~ r.aas and ~ta take
rrOninrnt rart rs the simple ecrc
nonjoe The Governor ard Nrs nen
noy viii orcurv seais IN the senate.
Friday. and att,r witnessing the swear
iuE In 81 Vice TIT. -ldcnt Coolidge, Will
march with the senate participants 70
thr East III thc Capitol. whero Presi
drrt Harding win take tho oath n
office and deliver his address.
Mrs i Heisivr Rall. wife of Senator
Han ~ delaware. VIII be at homo this
aft-rrocu. when She win he assisted In
t,Aceivirr ~ Mrs nenney The guver-
nor ana Mrs. penrey val be the guests
III senator ana Mrs Ean
Mss Niary Stclle AZ Delaware also
vi!l asslst n receiving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
WANT RECEIVER NAMED
FOR BIERY OIL COMPANY

bfn Of complaint has been filed
H. the usual form II the L 5. District
Court. asking for the appointment Of
g receiver for the Biery Oil Company.
8 Delaware corporation. and injunction
70 restrain those in charge Of the as
sets from dtsposing Of the same
The petitonnng stockholders who re-
side in Baltimore. are Victor @. Bloede
Frank Steil. Henry Buchsbaum. Wi
liam H. Winstead and William 4
Thomas and are owners Of .93s shares Of
preferred stock OF tho company, which
IS engaged il the business OF refining
end marketing oils and petroleum.
products. with Offices N PittsbUrg
Tulsa and New York CITY MisHla mage
rnent is alleged
s. D. Townsend is solicitor for the
Conplainants- Appearance is set for
March %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

You might be surprised 70 know that
tne beet thing you can use for & severe
cough is a remedy which is essLy pre-
pared at home in lust a few moments.
It's cheap. but for prompt results Z
beats anything else you ever tried. lsu-
"a ,lv stops the ordinary CougA or chest
odd in a hours Tastes pleas ant. too
children like it--and { ) pure and good.
Pour 2ts ounces Of P;nex IA a pint
bottle; then I'll it up with plain granu-
lgted sugar syrup. Or use clarified
qnolasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead
.e sugar syrup, II desired Thus YOU
IKE full pint-s family supply but
c3sting no more than q small bottle q
Ard as a ~Yb medicine. there *
really nothing BETTER to be. rad a. any
price. 1t goes right TO the spot and
gives quick. lasting relie. II promptly
reals the infamed membranes tDe- line
the throat and air passages, stops fhe
aunoying throat tickle. lCosens the
pbleg1r. ana soon your cough stops en-
civ Splendid for bronchitis Group.
Eoarseness and bronchial asthma
Pinex Is highly concentrated com.
POUND 81 Norway pine extract, 1amouh
foz its healing effect on the membranes.
To avoid disappointment asl your
druggist for "2Ala ounces Of Piner" with
directions and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give abso!ute satis-
faction or money r@FJndei Ihs Pinsx
Co, II. Wayne. Id
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
CHARITY BALL MARCH 2s

Announcement has been made oi TIE
Charity Ban e be given IN the Gold
Fall Room Hotel du Pont. Easter Mon
6Ay March Is. Proceeds VIII 90 to the
f-aaan settlement work o9 the West
End Reading Room. The following
conm mtree has been appointed to ar
range for the affair DIrs. FRANK s.
Garrett Mrs. Richard Reese, Mrs.
Maurice d. Pont Lee, Mrs Donald S.
Ashbrook. Mrs Millard Springer. Miss,
Ma-torie Pyle Miss Marion Durham
n-sr Harhs. Ward. Miss Emily Bissell
sde a1iss c,o1AsfA nee Moore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved and per
r,.,z issued 81 The Ruudiug iusn, ctor' 5
once for the following projects
Seventeerth street SOL east Tory
neclauo owner and builder private
garage $-5
N!oth street. west y Parsky,
oyyrtr It Il Rurkins builder terra
tors So
Linden street 1899 Joseph Miller
owner. B a. Peterson. builder addition.
S225
Seventeenth street Gel east Tory
UsacianC. owner ana builder addition
Ia" street = Dohring owner ard
builder alterations. 500.
king street Samuel Leviton, owner
and blnder alterations. 800
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
. t. Preserve Peace

tn Ga1li, tiars fer The office of q
constable ander Tins aet shall e, good
mora character aobfletH. etfiz n=hit
within the county ability 70 read and
write physical strength honesty and
ability W person who hna heen con-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly
t<<s.ss*x4+44*s-se@*@%sssa.s

The best cough nnedic cine you ever
used a family supply easily and a
quickly made. Sayes about ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
FE De RATION MIG FT
Program at Y. NJ. H. 4. Includes Ad-
dress And Music.

Federation night Will be observed By
the Young Mems Hebrew Association or
Sunday night st O'Clock in the y.
N H A. hall The program. VIII include
az address By Max j. Tyckeisteia. of
Scranton. Pa. past president Of The
United Y IL H As ~ Penngy jvanIa.
and e concert by Philadelphia musicians.
as follows .. snukIer. tenor n.
Margoles baritone. Miss a Vorzel.
soprano Z. Cooper, alto Charles
Brown VII act as accompanisr
Pror 70 the exercises a chudren's
entertainment viii be held between :
and O'Clock. when the Jolly II Club
Will give e playlet, under the leadership
OF Miss Miriam Peches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Gnardlans Annolnfed.

T. Orphans Court yestarfav Tifgo
lTerfert +. P1aa appointed the Security
.rr. s, ard SAFE Deposit 60 guardian II
IS gfIson Foalk. ard the Eqniablo
Trust - guardian of Elizabeth Joseph
81 Ard Charles r. Pasvrnore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
AN ENGINEER WAS
WARNED IN TIME
Claims, Since Taking Plant
Juice, He Sleeps Fine and
Has No More Pains.

Attention t. beaH. should tax. IT,,
place of every other object and that whlch
Is necessary t. secure il should recely
preference 10 everything else Taxi f,r
instance tie famous herbal stomact
medicine Plant Juice which IS gannz
such following in Wilmington vEete
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
TO PRESERVE PEACE
THROUGHOUT RURAL
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
ConstabuIary Force Provided for
to be Under Control of At
torney- General.
BILL ON HOUSE CALENDAR
staff Correspondence of Every Evening
State House. Dover. March 3.

staff Correspondence of Every Evening"
state House. Dover. March 3.
Following Is a copy of the Constabu
larry bill passed and reconsidered by the
House and restored to its calendar:
The Levy Court of New Castle coun-
" is hereby authorized. by resolution,
to organize and establish n constabu-
larry for the protection of the persons
and property within New Castle county
said sonstabulary to be known as tho
New Castle County Constabulary.
The said constahuary shall consist
Of one chief constable and such further
number of constabies as the Levy Court
shall appoint and provide for.
The said constablcs constituting aaid
constabunry shall at all times be under
the Jurisdiction and control of the at
torncy general who ahnll have author
ity To direct their work and to require
of them itemized statements of tho
work dono by them respectively.
The said consta hulary shall at all
times within tho boundaries of New
castle county preserve tho public peace.
Prevent crimes. arrest Offenders. protect
the rights of persons and the rights
OF property guard tho public health
preserve order prevent ARRAYS md
breaches Of tho ponee provide proper
uoli, protection ard investigate and
fcrr,t ont ctlnea The mcmbcre of sz,ld
eonstaUuIar. shaH patrol tho several
portions 81 sand county AT such times
and under surh conditions and IN such
manner and under such rules and reg
Nations a. tho Levy court shall pre-.
soribo
The members Of said conqtabulary
-haU also have authority - make ar.
eat and serve writs anywhere within
'he state. provided however, that theg
ahau have no authority to serve 5erits.
0ivf. causes
The satd Levy Court is hereby sfsrn
power ard authority % dtanuisa and re-
move ans a.t,h constable al any tlme
with ~ without cause