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The New York herald., 1921-01-02
SPIRITUAL SENSES.

There's an eye beyond the human.
That beholdeth only good,
That sees Gods vast creation
And mans real brotherhood;
That looks on things supernal.
Rejoicing in the light
Which revealeth perfect Wisdom.
omnipotence and might
There's at ear beyond the hnlts
Which hears only words o, peacs.
Which lists 20 sweetest harmonies
That never. never cease
Which hears the constant melody
or soul-revlving Life.
And nothing knows OF finite sense.
or sin and human strife
There's a sense that tastes the real
And sees that God Is sood.
Whose delights are rare unfoidings
or the blessed Fatherhood;
Whose silent speech. the thought OF Goa
Expressed in His idea.
Has sweetest taste of Life and Love.
And never taste OF fear.
There's a Power mighty Presence.
Which sustalns immortal man.
Which he feels is Life eternal.
For he knows man ne'er began.
Forever with the Father.
He feoleth Joy and rest.
Unfoldeth. as the lily
On the waters peaceful breast
There's a sense beyond the finite.
which lnhales Gods atmosphere.
And smells the sweet aroma
or Loves flowers ever near:
Which wanders in His garden,
Drinking in the perfumes rare.
And nothing knows OF planting.
or watering. or Of care.
Thus seeing. hearing. taste. and smell
And feeling are divine:
And prayers, like censers' perfumes rise.
80 Father. we are Thine"
Then, turning from the mortal
And gazing on the goal
We lose our fnite sense OF self
And hnd our sense In Soul. "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
HIGH COST Of LABOR
BLOCKS ROAD WORK
Smyrna and ST. Georges to
Odessa Stretches Postponed
Temporarily.

stan e'crresrcrdcnce 81 Every Evening.
noNcr, July There were excel
lent rvaSrns. members of the state
tl,Tt~ Commission believe. for re-
fustng to lot some of the ruad con
tracts that came before them FOR final
approval Yesterday
On the contract for the rad through
SMYRNA, which embraces a fil across
the smyrna creek. the work consisting
almost oonelusivolN 81 labor, The
nTnr.s the contractor presented were
hut FIVE per cent lclow the cost Of
labor IN February. Considering the
fact that unskillcd labor has accepted
a cut ranging from 20 to SO per cont
since that time. to have awarded a
contract for the work bdsed on labor
vases months ago. would not be con-
sirtcnt with the commissions efforts
10 obtain economy in contracts.
tn the f'roposssi new road from 81
al'"fges 20 odcsSs, distance Of six
miles, IN addition 10 thc high cost of
lsi"r quoted. there were two other
questions considered. These were the
TACT that the road AZ present is a
kutd stone road and 10 stop All travt,
on now, al the height OF the sum
mer season for travelling and make
trsveiers make long detours. were
factors that the commissioners con
sioered undesirable.
IL there had been no road NJ All ar
poor one. they might have decided
differently.
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FoR RENT

shailcross avenue and Fransfir street. =
rooms. all convcniencrs
IO3 North Connefl street. 3 roons nafn
heat. gas
sO3 wess Eleventh street if roora
bath gas heat
1877 West Third street . rooms bsfh.
gas
5O7 North Broone street 10 rooms 30
improvements
8Is East Fourth street - rooms hatr.
gas
sos Poplar street . roorns hsth re- ana
electricity.
I40I Hamilton street. 2 rooms Ar cnn-
yeniences.
sI7 west sixth street. . rooms tash.
heat and gas.
3oIe Madison street 3 rooms ~ c0r-
vcniences.
we also have FOR rene a nunnh~r ~ very
attractive apartments. sith al mo9crn
conveniences
MUNDY& & COMPANY
2I0 West Ninth street
Phones sO6s-SOft.
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GENERAL sTRNGFR FRFEp.
onl, Subordinate Coa rictxd ON Take
No frcnch Prisoners Charge

iseipsic, July I.-lleut.-Cien. Kari
sienser, charged by the French Gov
ernment with having ordered troops
under his command Ia take No pms
oncrs and kin wounded mon in the
nghtsng OF August. 1914. vas acQuit-
ted yesterday by the German Supreme
Court here engaged il the trial of
cases against alleged war criminals.
MAJOR Bruno Crusius. tried on 4
similar charge, and who testified that
Gen. Stenger had given the orders to
shoot prisoners and that he tCrasius)
only carried them out, got a sentence
~ two years in prison and was for
hidden % wear the German uniform.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Our Weekly and Monthly Will You Call Zoo
AUCTION SALES
I~gaI notices

PROPOSALS. ss'aisd proposals siH - re-
ceived BY the rfAfe fpArd of ffu s~fs
~ the Delaware state Hospital a. Fsrn-
hurst. for Dotisr mouse and coal NsutA.
reservoir. stark foundation. ~~~sg~ disf
po@al system AMI nnosrFfound az ~"
ware Bidders may obtain sT~cinrattcns
and plans from Robert = -rn,<pi l&nn,
consulting engineer SOC Industrial fr1st
Building. Wilmington. Delassrr. be-
post required Pr0posais must De ID
dressed 20 the Board ~ Trustees. cAra
of the engineer. At the ehrye Afdrcssi
accompanied ~ certined ciiecs Or pid
bond BIDS will b. rrrrfvesi until "a
noon, "wednesday. July - le2l. ~
order of the state Board ~ Trustees
Charles q. Kurt, president
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EVERY EVENING


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classified Advertisements that are tete-
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the prepaid cost amount will be Acce 2 ted
. full payment II offered a. the business
q. ics within six days after any such Ad
is nrst printed IN the paper. Otherwise
the coet ~ the charge rates quoted aoovs
viii he cols~rs~d
Tct~pnone Your want Ads.
fhO>f IWO-TNO-hUNDk
Asa Tor Want Al Tsker.
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Cal a2oO It reaches every ad taker.
5 Adv.
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AUTOMOBILES
For Sale

AutomobileS FOR SAFE II
FORD RACER-One 16-vaive- in-head
Ford racer. Inquire Penny HUI GARAGE,
FORD sEpAN--io2o; also 1920 Ford
sedan body Call 2ial.
FORD ROADSTER FOR SALE,
SLIGHTLY USED. FULLY EQUIP
PED WITH EXTRAS. VERY GOOD
RuBBER. THE OVERLAND COM
PANy, TWELFTH AND FRENCH
STREETS. PRONE 2os5.
FORD CoJJPE-For sale In nrst-class
condition: also four new tires. l2os
Orange street Call 6s1s-w. or ste6.
OVERLAND AND sTEARNs~KNIGHT-
chummy roadsters. cheap for cash
ooa Jefferson street. -
PACKARD Twin-six, seven PASSENGER
touring car, run 900 miles rebuilt
and repaintcd Il. 7. du Pont. Fair
vile. IA
PAIGE In wonderful condition. can be
bought at a low price don't miss this
one ii YOU are interested IN passenger
car wilSon-Springer Motor Car Co..
100 West Eleventh street
PIERCE ARROW TRuCk- Real bar.
gain. Faulkner Furniture Store. New
Castle avenue and A street
sCRIPPs- BOOTH 1919. You must see
This car to appreciate its condition: $500
down. balance in small monthly pay
ments Wilson Springer Motor Car Co,
100 West Eleventh street.
TRuC For sale One ton Buick, just
rebuilt good rubber and new battery
/. Price $3.50. Phone ISos J.
! TRUCK Ford one-ton chain drive
Apply = g. Williams Third and Tat
nan streets
USED CARS
Here is splendid choice of used cars
| All in first Class shape, right ready 10 go
/ into service, These bargains viii move
] faat so II Won arc 70 get one OF this lot !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business serr1e

Business serrte
WHITE PINE CYPRFxs
". 6. PINE CHESTNTr
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH 4
HEMLOCK MAPLE
Roofe-, Sheafhinp, Flooring.
Cypress Shingles.
Mouldings snd Wall Board
IS. G.. SIMMONS & BPOS %.
Front ard TafnalI strccss
D.AA. PSI. Autornatlc 2fsf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Real Estate

FOR RENT
FOUR GROOM MODERN APART
MENTs. With bath. hot rster heat, Tss
and electric front and Dack g,orche- M
mediate possesgon. price $50 1nonth.
MANION 81 COMPANY
Phone sso5 or e22t. of5 Or.nx~ st-~~t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
AUCTION SALES
Legal Notices

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received
and Server Department Room 2g0 City
Building, until 10 a. m. July ~. 1921 ,
for the furnishing and delivery Of 55
I N. p. slip ring motor 22O volts, A. c..
z phase speed sg5 X. r. NJ with motor
base pulley 9 inch diameter and ~ inch
face along with proper eompen sator or
starting box. The Board Of Directors
Of the Street and Sewer Department
reserves the right torejeci any or all bids
Board of Directors of the Street and
Sewer Department. Attest l. r. Black
Assistant Secretary. July
TRUSTEE $ SALE or REAL EsTATEi
By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court. will be exposed 70 sale at public
auction or vendue,
on Saturday, July g. 1921. AZ 10 a. m .
standard time 1T the county Court House
Wilmington, Delaware, the following de-
scFibed real estate late Of Jacob s. Wei
din. ct al, 10 Wit
No. Il vacant lot on west side OF Jack
son street. 50 feet north of Gilpin avenue.
20 feet front and i07 feet, six inches deep.
No. 2. Vacant lot on south side of
Front street. 20 feet east of du POnt
streot. IS feet front and I45 feet deep
No 2. iO1f Trenton Place. % feet front
and 60 feet deep, with two-story brick
dwelling thereon. and With privilege Of two
drains leading into Shipley run sewer.
NO 4. Irregular shaped BOT Of land on
creek of 10 feet and on Market street Of
is6 feet. and having frame lumber sheds
etc thereon erested
For terms of sale and fun description
see large bills posted or address the un-
THOMAS DAVIS, TRUSTEE.
Attest: NORMAN p. CROUCH. Clerk
Wilmington. Delaware. June %. 1921.
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L0AIBARDY CEMETERA No 500, in
No iI0s section a viii sell cheap Ad-
dress E :, Every Evening Onhce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07

USED CARS-For sale cheap 5 and =
passenger touring cars passenger road
ster one Ford runsbo {. Vim truck.
Snyder S Garage. Ses,.s4J and Jefferson
streets.
1000 USED CARS AND TRUCKS
Many al sI00 down, balance terms
Sec Mr. Greenlees. 1907 Vine street
Philadelphia residence S21 West street
Wilmington, Del
wlNTON viii sacrifice my 1917 Win
Ton 7-passenger touring car 10 quick
purchaser for S425. Phone $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
AUTOMOBILES

Auf"hVHIfts II OF NaIt II
AUToMOBfLEs
OVERLAND MODEL 90.
OVERLAND FOUR.
DODGE TRUCK
COMMERCE TRUCK. I-ToN.
PORD TRUCK, I-TON. WORM
DRIVE
COMMERCE MOTOR SALES co.
1889 MARKET STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Suburban For Rent

HOUSE Roselle. 6 rooms Apply
James Pennetto, lo5 West Ninth street
Phone S5a0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07

AUTOMOBILES ~ For sale Engines
for boats. Parts for an makes OF
cars. -econd hand cars wanted. Adams
street Garage. SO4 Adams street.
CALL OK sEE- Used Car sa,es Co. sO3
ShApley street Phone q54 =. IL you
~ish 20 buy or sell car or truck
eOLE-AERO Sedan this car can be
bought right. and is guaranteed me
cnanically Looks like a new car VIII
sOn-Springer Motor Car Coz. 100 West
Eleventh street
DoRT ROADSTER New for sale: run
about 900 miles. Phone $3.50
DIXIE FLYER 1920 this car is like new
can be- bought for 5000 private owner
I need the money. Address 6 IL Every
Evening Once.
DOkT--ie2n. guaranteed TO be in first
class condition. $500 down. balance 10
small monthly ayments. Wilson Spring
er Motor Car Co. 100 West Eleventh
street.
fLGIN CHUMMS RDs '2O.-Ford Copae
s-Passenger Jeffcries Overland and Ford
Tour. Terms
Agents for Zest' Cord tires Guaran-
tsed frst cheaper than seconds. Autos
repairod Soiways, 1902 scott street.
Phone 1856 X.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07

FORD RACER--One 16-valye-in-head
Ford racer. Inquire Penny Hill GaraGe,
FORD sEDAN--io2o; also 1920 Ford
sedan body Call 2ial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07

our easy confidential time payment
pan assures you Of getting Just the car
YOU want Initial payments as low as
400 Open evenings till q clock.
NEIL MOTOR COMPANY
ELEVENTH AND TATNALL SITS.
phora 64n0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07

Here is splendid choioe of used cars
All in first class shape. right ready 10 go
into service. Those bargains will move
fast, so IL you are 70 get one OF this lot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSE For two or three months hand
somely furnished house in excellent loca-
ton: rooms, bath 'front.' and hack
porch every convenience Address z. O.
Box 622
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

plenty OF company"
We'll, well, we'll" said Uncic
Carl. 81 needn't have worrledl Here
| waH thinking ma | came out ON
the tr1in-'now | haven't been TO n
circus for ages. and II only my
sisters Oldest boy WAS big enough
To want TO so 20 n circus, ia have
an excuse for goingl' And then the
minute I saw YOU knew you were
big enough. Ana now. here instead
OF maybe having only N excuse !
have throel All right, then, wen
got"
After that. OF course. there was
nothing else 10 talk OF but the cir
Gus. The children told Uncle Carl
all about tho things they had heard
OF tho circus and its g%lorics. and
he told them all about the last cir
Gus no went to. which was an awful
~ lonR time ago lie and his brother
Tom went together aud the children
glgglod happily whom he told them
how the two boys. Carl and Tom,
acted out the circus when they got
home, They climbed up snd down
tho loft OF the old barn at their
home; they walked n ro~pe-A"thRt
was the time Uncle cart broke hts
arm interrupted the childrcn's
mother. iaushingly, 80 don't you
folks try rope walking when you
como homol" And they dressed up
In the mosquito netting grandma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
WHEN UNCLE CARL
COMES TO S

supposed ~ Was caused by a strange
feeling Of not knowing "A brand now
uncle very well. So ne didn't ask
any more questions. lie just talked
And what do you suppose he Eaid 2
stupid to ask quoatiOua IN sum
mcr, isn't ~ Quertiona are FOR a
school teacher. Come on yer here
and glt down with mo while we
talk
so he sat down IN a comfortable
chair ana pulled Rob up 60 HIS knee.
Nov there, Bob" he said plons.
antly, as he looked HIS nephew over
npprpvinRly. you're just about az
big az thought YOU would be
and that's pretty big Ae I was
riding along on thd train coming
out hero. | saw great posters all
YER the fences and hillboardH And
! Just said 10 myself. maybe have
n nephew who ~ big enough to want
TO 80 To- tho elrcusl'
ION, poodyl goodyl" interrupted
Jack. olRpping his hands happily,
"thon we cHu gol"
"Eh9 what's that" exclaimed
Uncle Carl, IN surprise. you don't
mean | have two nephcws big
enough TO 20 to n %circuai"
Two ncphcwH.' spoke up Helen
from behind his chair, but wouldn't
YOU need u niece. too, 80 as 10 have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
INsTRucron. pHr'r or fiNNuRL TRNiarse PopLio Scttool'

For the many readers who have
asked for plans for making "A turn
Ing lathe 1 have prepared this ar
ticle. Only general dimensions can
be given. because the parts required
for making the lathe will vary con-
aidcrably In each case.
Tho drawing suggests five differ
cnt types Of iathcH that ! have dis
covered In homo workshops OF boys
that / know, 4 home made lathe
will do very good work II all the
parts arc adjusted so tho machine
will work smoothly. but II not salts
factory work cannot be done.
ono boy has n combination foot
power latho and n jig saw such "a
shown mt r.. but instead Of furnish e
ing the power by foot he has a small
gasoline engine do tho work for him,
While the work he does Is not large
still he turns many toys and useful
things.
Another boy purchased Il small
lathe such as shown at y. while still
another bought parts as NJ " and
made his w body OF heavy oak
pieces. Both these boys got second
hand motors taken from Burroughs
adding machines. One paid IS Tot
his motor while the other paid 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18

"But what II ne uke2' demanded
Bob. as his mother folded up the
little slip Of yellow paper that had
brought the nows, what ia Uncle
Carl like3"
you don't know. do your
laughed his mother. at soomF funny
that you don't even Know what my
brother looks Ike, yet, Of courac,
You couldn't for the last time he
was here you were too tiny 10 notice
uncieH yeti
"He had boon sick for weeks
This telegram says that he Is better
now. and that tho doctor says he
must ret 60 the country for n hit
and that he IN coming tomorrow
if wc want him"
The next 20 hours were busy oncs
for the children. Uncle carl was
10 have the big bedroom on. tho
sleeping porch by the driveway and
they had a beautiful time helping
make the bed frosh and put towels
IN the bathroom and flowers on tho
reading table ana a. magazines
and Looks and everything they could
think OF for HIS comfort or muse.
mont,
And thcn tho next morning, about
the time the children began to be
restless and 10 wonder whether tho
train was late, Uncle carl came.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
L ADVENTURE

older folks could swim out and leave
her on her tire with Billy as a guard.
They knew he would bark In a jiffy
II anything went wrong with his lit
tie mistress.
One afternoon, after they had been
there a week or so, the children and
Billy ran down to the pier for their
regular water froliC.
Here's your tire, Sue" Margaret
said. as they got near the pier "NOu
take II and walk out by yourself this
time cause l want 20 run out TO the
end of the pier and jump off just like
father does" Margaret knew that
she could do that for the beach was
so good that even that far out she
would not be above her head.
SO she left her sister and Billy and
ran skipping out without noticing a
thing.
Sue slipped the tire owe her head,
dibbled her toes in the edge Of the
water where the pebbles Yves SO gay
and smooth and then walked out and
out-she could go a long way before
the water came to her waist, the
beach was so gradual.
Left by himself Billy sedately
walked out on the pier to watch pro-
~ceedings, On the side OF the pier
nearest Sue a sailboat was fastened.
1t rocked idly at its moorings ana
rubbed so close to the dock that even
a dog who hated water was not
afraid 10 step from the pier 20 the
broad cushioned seats.
Billy looked hard, wiggled his ears
inquiringly and then, when he was
sure no one was looking, stepped
into the boat and sat himself down
on the softest cushion.
Pretty soon Sue, seeing some II
tie friends playing on the beach,
wandered into the shore and Billy
knowing hat she would be very SAFE
there, dropped TO sleep.
About an hour later the owner Or
the boat, his call ended, unlocked
his boat, pushed off and set sal.
across the lake-all before he no.
ticed hat he had a passenger.
or course, by that time MarGaret
and Sue had both come in from the
water and had dressed, They missed
Billy and hurried down to the pier
to find him but no Billy could they
see.
where can he be ?" cried Sue, che
was right here In the big boat
Boat" asked Margaret "Nas
there a boat?" And She looked OUT
across the lake.
There coming toward them was
the sailbOat and pcrched right up IN
the front was Billy. Margaret waved
10 him and he barked back so hard
that he nearly fell in.
II wasn't but a few minutes till ne
was back on the pier safe and SOUND.
and you may be sure that for inc
rest OF their stay he never climbed
into a boat for a nap!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
THE HISTORICAL GAME.

Here is a lovely game to play OF q
cool autumn evening when you gath
or about the freshly laid fire. Tho
plsyerB-and they may be young
people or older folks. or tho group
may consist OF both-sit about In u
somi-olrclo ana tho first player be-
gins.
am thinking OF n rocky coast
in a Wild and u~ncultlvatod land.
Stretching Inland from the a arc
vast forests, Near the coast is a
small boat and from It mon ana
| women arc making their way to-
wards the shoe. Their dress Is plain.
and their faces have a weary look,
yet there Is "A light OF inspiration
and hope Ia their tired eyes. Little
children bravcly pick their way oVe
tho rocks and follow their parents
onto the barren land, They have
Travelled "A great distance 10 this un-
known shore. DO you know who
they are; and why they have hraycd
the dangers Of the sea to come TO
this land whero neither food nor
shelter awaits themY
The answer to this story Is the tale
" tho Pilgrim band that landed in
Plymouth, and when this had been
told, the person who has supplied
Nllf lhNlNf AdhNN llh VI nv AhAi III
tho center and goes on with another
historical story, The stories given
huro are merely samples of the game
original taIes may be made up by tho
individual players.
l am thinking about a little island
IN the Mediterranean sea, on this
island IN plain view OF the mainland
Is "A large building ana In the build
Ing seated at u table II a man. His
face Is sad and unhappy and his
shoulders have n suNon look, HG
appears to be- brooding uver his mis-
fortunes for the man has fallen from
a great position. IA he sits I'm soil
tury exile he thinks OF other days
when he ruled tho world and was
monarch Of all that he surveyed
His one thought Is OF escape from
the little island whore guards watch
his every move, aud once more tc
mako himslf king % all the world
Duu o know who this sad man is
Napoleon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
By ERhNK ]. SoLhR

After being equipped with large pull
lcys these motors furnished good
power for doing light work. They
turn lamps. pedestals, spoons, roll
ing pins, etc.
Tho machines shown in a and c
were made by boys who were not
fortunate enough to ho able to pur.
chase either lathe parts or motors,
They were determined to have
iRthes. however, and so made their
turning lathcs from discarded sew
ing machines. In each cas- the head
OF tho machine was sawed off with a
hack saw exposing the shaft. The
end of the shaft was then filed a.
the live center to grip one enc OF
the wood. A dead center was filed
from a piece OF scrap iron and fitted
In the tall stock.
Machine G Ia to be operated while
In a sitting position while a ear only
be worked when standing. The
drawing shows the construction of
A. G Is practically the same except
that tho regular short top of the
sewing machine Is removed and a
long hoard fastened In its place.
The frame Of the machine a is
made OF two by tours while the top
OF the bed and trcadle are made OF