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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
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SeIteultllde 81 Der alien Oeutld)en
ISABEL pom @ettlauf Oes @aien unO
Sminegeis Dat man, pie u. Sei0el
IN oeu "Seitrugcn 6ur &oIOnialpolI.
tit uuO Observation-Disclosures" mitteilt,
unter ben 0tGrdjen Der &anlerulter
unO Der @bineien entOedt. Sn Ell.
mem tleinen 9ute, oaS @ui Oteln.
bof i'm Sabre 1889 gum 5lueiten.
male berausgegeben bat, uro Das
einige Nard)en urO 6abeln aus
8amerun nod Den @r5Gblun9en
0es iungen gsiO 0ibOne, zines Sea.
merunnegers, Oarbietet, finOet Iih
Die @ei6thte oes 8~ettIauis 5piihen
elmer @a5eae uno elmer S6ilotr0te,
bel peI6em Die ~eritere ebenio iiber.
liitet miro, wie Der Saie pom Swi1.
egel. un0 in elmer tIeinen Samm.
lung pom ipaBigen @eididten in Der
umgangsIprade 6es n0rbliden
China, weId)e Camille Smbault.
STUART i'm Sabre 1882 gu 8efing
oeroffentlidt bat, finoet iid unter
Dem Sitel: ga fuel ideng biiung"
Der Strett oes Raben uno Der
S6ilOfr0te Inn oos @ritgeburtSred)t
folgenOe 6obel: Sin 9tobe uno
cine Sdilofr0te woIlten am llfer Ell.
mes 5inIies 9llltsbriiOeridait ifIie.
ben. Rltn nber moate ieoer ser al.
tere SruOer iein - Dem mad dime.
Iii6er Site beionOere Sorred)te &c.
bilbren -. Die Sdil6fr0te iprof :
oGs gtbt elm Wtttel, Den Streit gu
entlheioen. Sap uns wetten, ner
5lerIt iibcr Den TluB fommt. @er
oenl anocrn 5upOrfommt, ioQ Der
1ltere Srloer lein, rper 6ulest OH.
lan9t, Der iiingere." 9a oa6te ser
Nabc bel lid: 0as lit elm MitteI,
bel Dem lie iel6it bereinfallen mir6.
SD braude ia nur meme SIiigel
%aus5ubreiten 10 bin id oriiben,
luobreno lie minOeItens einen 6alben
Gag oa5u aebraudt, Oh iie nun
longiam frieft ooer idnel. sd,
bin nit oeinem 8ori6lage elmer.
l%tanoen," %ant1portete Der Iabe un0
liog io9Ieif iiber Den SluB. nSdiIo.
trotel" idrie er, nbiit OF beriiberge.
tommen2" sd bin idjon Iaugc
beriiber," eruioerte Die S6iIotr6te
IL leiner R14c. Der 8abe ober
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
WONDERS
OF AMERICA
!, Western Newspaper Union.
NATIONAL
CHURCH
BY 7. 7. MAXEY

ID AMBLING about the sO-called
N old section of our national
capital one Sunday morning, my at
tention was attracted to a church
which, outwardly, looked but little
different than hundreds of other
houses of worship which are scattered
prOmiScuOusly across our broad land
and are representative of numerous
denominations of religious belief, ex-
Cept for its peculiarly slender and
graceful spire.
Approaching this thus distinguished
editice, the air suddenly filled with
colOrful and pleasing tone, as, from up
in the steeple, "A chime of ten rare
bells called the faithful to devotion.
Entering, | learned that this his
toric structure was none other han
The National Methodist church. After
service, | was told and shown how a
former bishop and beloved worshipers
had immensely enriched 1t and en-
deared its memory by unusual con-
tributions collected on their travels
In foreign lands.
For instance, some of the marble
tiles In the veStibule were brought
all the way from the ruins Of Sol
omOn'S temple in Jerusalem; the
keystone in the arch above the pulpit
was carved from II stone carried from
the ruins of the same far-off temple,
and the beautiful pulpit and highly
polished altar rail are partially made
from the logs of olive wood, trans
ported from the Garden Of Gethsemane
and Mount of Olives, An Ivy vine
which tightly attached itself to the
east wall of this old edifice was grown
from a slip taken from the tomb OF
Martin Luther, ut Wittenberg, Ger
many.
Presidents Grant and Mckinley, Vice
Presidents CoIfax and Fairbanks,
General John A. Logan and many
other men prominent in the affairs or
the nation. have worshiped at this
shrine.
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nj a q. 2.

gilbert &idorS, bon GoIcrioac,
gfebr., fam Ietten Sonntog bierher
itnt an bos Sranfenbett icincs 90,
terS su ellen.
GbriItinn RObIfing un0 oeiicn
SdlueItcr, Sri. Sobine Roblfing,
reiItcn lcttc ISOLDE nod @orreuton,
Wtn., mo iie 0u8 Central @C&IcDon
College 6cilthcn peroeu.
Die 2ci5cncrntc lit porilbcr mt6
Ole Grttte lit Die id(edteIte sic mir
%tnnerbolb 6en Iettcn 8ebn Sobren
crboIten babcn. Ser 8ci5Cn bate
cincn ichr Qltten StonO, sod oIl3l,
Ihnc(lc3 Icifcn oltrh sic Site io,pic
HoIt bottcn QroBen Sdo0cr bcrltr.
iodt.
Ben ROT erbieIt ben Gontroft ons
GidenboI5 5lt Iiefern fir sen @m
oc8 neitett GIebotors beS Berger
SormersG GLIB.
9(m lctten Sonntoo fono sic Or
oinirl,nQ Scr Stltoentcn SSo6n SduIt
uno IrtDltr GnoeIbrcft 5lmt &re6i
QcrImte 0obter in Ser cponQcIiihcl
@ctbonien -&irfe Itatt, 81 peI6c
cinortf8boncn Tcicr iih beinobc al
uttierc Nodbur. @cneinocu eingeflur
oeu botten. Ole Seicr mltr0e oltrt
Sen 0rtSpoItor 8nl. SfuIt unite
Iiiiitcn5 BON 8oItor ". Glt6n DO
Stonp Sill un6 8nitor 9iteG 10
0rofc geGeitct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

idopitc Ser0adt unS SafDte BEL Iidj
g8te bat lie nur 10 ifneu beriiber.
fomrncH tonnen?" 9urum Iprad er
sur SdilOtr0te: .8etten mir nod
einmal, per juerit auf Die an6erc
Seite inriiffommt." Die SdilOfr6tc
oar einOeritanocn, ser &abe iloQ
pom nellen auf Die anoere Settle oes
6luiies unO id,rie nit lauter Slim.
me: DSdiIOtr0te, no bit 0u?"
.Sier bin id)," a%ntruortete oieSdiI0.
fr0te. n8etten mir nod eiumaI, I"
iprat Der Rabe." Die SdiIotr6tc
mar einOeritanoen, un6 ser Rabc
ilog oaOOn. Sn Der @itte 6eS Slut.
Ies angeIangt, rief er: SdtIofr6te.
100 bit ou?" Ga inb er pI6tIid'
auf ieSem ltfer OeS 6lufieS cine
S6ilofrote; beioc idrien 81, gIeidcr
3eit: vSier bin idI" aIs er Dies
6emerttc, rief er: nBfui, ii6er eltd.
S6ilotr0tcn, Die einen ebrIiden ga
hen tGltifen woUen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

bletaba Gier pdre biQi8 III er
uij,Bt WiOOer ieiue Strenga friegc.
AM ieln @umlh zen i1 i'm IedJ%
Gtcr 8elreit I'm e Bdnn OoQ Sob.
teDtoa, no genug 1epeie mar iOr
uuiere gall5e 6antiId). r&enn Oh
en- @ont Jrot Den wiuit, Oavn bell
bid leiblt" ben id 8eio8t Ill i'm
alltielt gauge.
IS Is mcbr Wle e Stum0 gep6Bt,
III ib ben ImtItler nod nlds Don oen
Seller 8eicDn 8ebabt. ga in lA III
ole &itidlen gauge I'M mas mern SC
0ente? Der &ulne bat all Die $0b.
tebto8 I'M all OIe gier I'LL oen gan5c
Halb 8rOt a~ulge8elie gebabt Ill bat
Mid geIragt, Oh ld nit nod { menig
Srot 1Gtt, er G0tt 10 id0ne BlOnm
SIdamm Itebn lebn III OaS Oebt er
gauj editra gut gleide. 0a jim id
apner 0oh puttinier umgeiaQe. Sd
ben ibn nod en- 2aib 9rot berbei'
8ebolt I'M es mar perfltd groBartig,
Wie Der Seller Iid nod email elel
gefniet bat. Gr5ept Ell 9iebl, bat
CT olt Den @oib nod altfgeiie III
oen gul3e &rad EidGmm leer &c.
mndIt,
nSebn sc yabS," Dat er geia9t,
,ieSt tiibl i'd Idon e menia beller".
Damn is er nit IN Die SABRE tommle,
for Die 0lauerbetts um5uOide. 0a
bat er liG aUUer gan5 idredlid
oumm angeIteIlt. SD ben i'm &c.
fragt, oh er Oenn feline @dSpirien5
bGtt III er bat geiagt, er batt e
gauge Satt. alUper Der Srubel bel
ibm mar, OaB ct nit en- pole Stom.
med ME nit oroentlid idaiie t0nnt.
SD ben ihon seuobtiBt, OaB i6 Don
Den 9ruOer audi feline groBe 81.
Itlten5 bapme 0eDt.
IS bat nit lang genomme, 0a is
er teiert geWOroe. v9abs, bot ct
9eiagt, y0te Strengs pOn en- Wtann
9ebt nur 10 weit I'M nit weiter, be.
fobr OaB ih bierber fam, jim ih fOr
Orei Dag I'M Orei ytGdte gebeift,
mitalls ebbes 81 elIe IN es w6r mid
iebr lieb, mern Sic mir mein 2obn
gerpWe oebte. for OaB td in e 9unf.
baus gebn fanIL for gu i9lafe; Damn
i'm id NORGE friib 10 allertbe, oaB id)
ifuife fam, mic ell 9ruunebuter."
o6or mas Wta!t on oenn oein
9obn ben? IN mas bait on oenn
It)On geidofil?" ben ih i'm gefragt.
&ell, bat ct geiagt, er b6tt mid ood
lein quite @iIle Be5eigt I'M i6 Jolt
i'm MIR gepIuc, mas CT Dert mdr.
@ea, penn ih ocnarnne aud MIR en-
fenneoien 0eim bdtt gelpme I'm es
mar unller Die 8iepels befannt ge.
luoroe, Damn mar ih in Die gauge
Eaun oils en- Spenooriit perifrie
uorOe. @en, i'd fam apper nit 10
'Oltblo60eo iein IN ben i'm en- balrpe
0abIer eerprpe. Or ingt, bas mar
poqItGnOig plertie I'm ueun i'd ibn
nod e wentg 3u eiie 9eapwe Wollt,
Damn Edit er gar fein Sid mebr
fomme. 8ell, oa ben i'd aruuer
boh ole 2ein dpaone. Nod fem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
glmstunft in beutider Sprade'

Gus Iusfunftsbiiro in Oertider
Sprabe gibt bereittpiat0It rno TO-
Itenlos g,lsfunft iiber ale bic gl'n'
DISCRIMINATING betreffenbe an9'Ie'
qen6citen, offentli6es @eiunobe1ts'
meien, Solbatcn. unO RatroIenarr'
oelegenbeiten, @elebgebrng, arbet'
terDerbdItniiic, DECENTRALIZATION Gin
ipanoerung, ai,stponber1ttts, Steuer'
pcIcn, ReiiepGIie, @r3iebrngsiueicn'
IL. (. 10. anfrogen iino sh ritten
on German Section Bureau
Of Soreien Language Snformot1ol'
gerpice. amertcan Reb Gross, 10
@ert 81. Street, Seem gorf, 81. y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

HelB fricgit Ou meDr, ben if &C.
iugt. mir ben bier feline &enuerie
I'M ar,dD feline 9cbferie III wenn on
nod mcbr 0unger bait, Damn faltf
DID ttbeS ior Den boImc 0o0ler. lin
Der frcd)e' &crl bat mid gciragt,
lUo@ id) wo0l ocntc Ocbt, mas er lid
ior Ell baIme 0oblcr fnlIe f0nlt,
nod nit 8elulg for en- balbc 3obn 81
lille. Serr HcOodtion0r, i'd 0enfe,
init Ocn &erI oubn iA altd) nit uiel
Sud}eB erreidc, monlit id UcrbIeime
Sbne SGrn lieper
Bbilipp Sauerampe r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

IS aamlid) e alte Gbntie aus ole
ate Rontrie fonlrne, IOr bel Ell
0iIterte aoIien Don Die 2l85ie in Die
aOntrie 81 Ieme. 0as is oa2 erltte
mol, oaB 5emonO uon Ibre JteIle'
tteis aus SurrOp tonlTle IS, III %
Is ie of &Obrs neuldierIg 9eIuele,
;or aus5uiinne, was Die Sebole 6u
uer6Gble bot. SD ben nit Den
Ril6nlanlL 100 IeOen Dag nit leln
Rotor Grud Den 8eg bat Iabre
niibe, grrenbi6ment$ gemad3t,
bob er bic 2ia5ie mituemnle woat III
auf en- ih0ne Dag ben nler Die alte
frau aulaeluoe I'M lie is in Die &on'
erie enaua geiobre. GaS lette, mas
ie mid nod 5ugerufe bat, mar:
,EDiiipp Duh nur nits III Die Sabro
ucdledtg III gud Oa6u, oaB aaes in
{ BNte SG,ebp IS, penn t6 mtooer
.leIm .ommc,"
Milo lobalO pie Die 2i55ie IOrt
.var, ben lG mid en- Seller gebeiert.
u IS nod gar nit 10 lang Der, 90
5ot rler einigen Erdmp tleun6i9
Gents oooer en- 0abler Die Stullo
oeidble miiIje, III lpean nter elm
3ebrultt bat, Oarrn bot mer lhubr
genuo tein triege f0nne. 9as Is
lest different 9emorOe. SeBt fam
!ner 10 uiele Mdnner trie9e, mle mer
zen nil LII oas b0d)Ite mas mid ei'
uer seiragt bat, mar ieds S6iaIn9;
Den Stllnne b1tt ih audi puttenler
Ienomme, aIumer oa IS au6 lhotl
en- onllerer tonune no nit ell balpe
Gabler iGtisieit geueIe Is. Den ben
ich 1MDer alld) nit ingebtiht bietabs
0a is nod en- atlnerer fonttne, Der
gelaat DOT, lh lollt i'm 10 plel
demlue, lpie er nert mar. sic lin
lueln Maui ben id gelagt, "ull Oh
tannlt rejtepeg Itarte." Gr Iagt,
mt Ell ieere Stpmmef tonnt er nit
orreite IN er bGtt ifon lett orei
9a1 feline anllere Norriidnlert gu
i'd 9enOnme als Dab er enSebmbobn
anpoliert bGtt, no er Ell Sumo, Der
i1n in en- 9ntiherffsfp aeito9le &C.
laDt bat, abgeilonme bait.
&ell, oa ben i) i'm in Die Sit.
idyell genonme III ben i'm Gier ge'
ireit IN Yotebtos a%uigeuGrmt no
bon Dem Dag porber nod lpweris
sebliepe jim. gr bat mid 9eira9t,
e penia itart au Die Gier su iein,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Sin iuHOerbarsr S6mGrm.r.

Sie &0ll6erin @abp 9esIp battl
einen 8ertrag fiir elm @ait,
ipiel naf BariS ab9ei6Ioiien. 8e.
utge Gage Dor ibrem Auftreten er.
belt lie BON einCm SdmGrmer ioI.
gen0en Brief:
gWteine Camel!
Sd babe ole NIbiiGt, ireipiQig aus
Dem &ebel gu iheiOen, il m0Gte
o6er nidt cber oicien Gnti0luB
ourdfiibren, ais bis i6 sic babe
lpicIen ieben. SD bite Sic Oa.
Der, SIR @aitipiel einige Gage frilr
Der itattiinSen gu laIlen, Oem id)
babe nur nod 6 8ronfen un0 tanll
oamit feline ISOLDE mebr leben, Wie
Sic aus ioIgenOer Il~tiitc0llng er'
ieben m0Qen:
SebcnSlmterbaIt iiir pier Gage
300 6ranfen, elm HorterreblIlet
so 6ronfen; Silt 0.50 6ranfen.
3uiammen 500 6ronfen.
Sb @abp 9eslp Dem io%nOerbarer
Sd)pGrmer Den UcfoIcn gctun bat
WeiB man nid)t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
WONDERS
OF r
THE KING OF THE CLOCK
WORLD
BY T. T.MAXEY
o. western Newspaper Union.


A MEltlCA'S largest limepiece looks
"A down upon the world from the
giant tower of Colgate < COmpany's
factory in Jersey City, n. J.
The massive hands are constructed
OF brass. in truss formation and COW
cred with sheet copper. The minute
hand IS 70 feet long and 10 inches
wide at the point. II weighs $40
pounds. The point moves half a
minute at a jump and travels more
than half Il mile In Its "a mara
thons around the dial daily. The dial
Is over 40 feet In diameter and illu-
minated at night-42 electric bulbs
being used on the minute hand alone.
The numbers on the dial are 5h
feet high. The pendulum rod Is
eight feet long. weighs rs pounds,
made of zinc and steel so proportional
as to permit Of accurate compensation
and adjustment to overcome sudden
and decided changes Of temperature.
The bob weighs $50 pounds. The
weights which prOpeI the hands weigh
1,5O0 pounds and provide ample power
to offset all wind resistance.
This master clock is said TO be
the most mechanically correct tower
clock ever constructed, II runs eight
days without reWinAing. Built at
! Thomaston. Connecticut. and Installed
in 1908. ii has operated the year round
with an average variation Of less than
one minute a week.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
SdHttclrcim

gr mar aui Ie0cm 6cit mo Sau
81 tln0eIL
0tit &orioC ijd) AMI fcincn SAIL SIT
E.HAGll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

- Nu5cigcn im &olt@blott britt
Qcu Grf0l8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

ais Oh id Oteiea
lmebr tort,
nit meme
9lrbett in Die &abrO
ais bieiODr
81 Die eribtc Ecin
lit Die &I55ie, mas
meiue Alte is, ior
{ pnar Dag aus Die
3tttie iprt. IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
STATE BANKERS OFFER
CORN SHOW PRIZES
Gold and Silver Medals to be
Given for the Exhibits Which
Stand Put.

The Dclaware's Bankers Association
is offering four silver medals and ono
gold medal for championship and sweep
stakes exhibits OF corn shown at the
Delaware State Corn Show to be held
at Seaford, January 3-5, 1922. The
above plan of cooperation with the Della
ware Corn Growers Association was
announced today hy William q. Taylor,
president of the Bankers Association,
after being unanimously approved by
the Executive committee. These medals
will supplement the $500 cash prizes
appropriated by the State for premiums
in the various classes OF corn exhibits.
The Bankers Association appreciates
the work of corn Improvement brought
about by the Corn Growers Association
and is using this means TO create greater
interest and keener competition on the
part of the groyers -and exhibitors of
.Delawares greatest crop. The medals
will be awarded as follows:
For the best 80 ears OF corn from the
State, silver medal.
Best 20 ears of corn from the State
silver medal ,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
PLANT JUICE WAS
VERY WONDERFUL
Richardson Park, Del, Man
Relates How Both Himself
and Wife Suffered.

Both myself and wife got astonish-
ingly good results from Plant Juice, 4"
said Mr.. James f. Wolfe, a we'll known
citizen of Richardson Park, Del, in a
recent conversation he had nj The Miller
Drug Store, i0i-i06 Market street. Con-
tinuing, he SAID:
II had hecn = great sufferer from
stomach trouble for wears: had a con-
tinual gnawing sensation IN the pit of my
stomach, which was so sore | could not
touch IL; | was constlpated. had head
aches all the time and terrible pains in
my back; ! was nervous and restless and
could not Slcep M night; | was losing
IA weight and strength every day and
had no ambition 90 do anything | had
tried a number OF different medicines
hui did not get any benefit from any of
them. | got awfully discouraged but
when | heard 50 much about Plant
Juice, | decided as a last resort 10 try
u and see what " would do for me. /
am now adding my name 90 the large
list YOU already have in Wilmington. as
| got such wonderful results from Plant
Juice. far more than | expected for nv
stomach now Is IN fine condition and /
am able 10 eat my meals and enjoy them.
The pains and gnawing feeling have left
me and | never have headache now:
have gained in weight and am full Of
vim and vigor. My wife. when she saw
the wonderful change Plant Juice had
made IN me, started 20 take il too. She
got the same good results I did and
Joins me IN prals'ng II. Plant Juice is
certainly a great medicine, and is all
that Is claimed for it and more
Plant Juice acts almost like magic in
stomach trouble, gas, fermentation, that
heavy, distressed feeling after meals and
on retiring. Ii attacks and DESTROYS all
polsons IN the blood, corrects diseased
conditions of the liver and kidnevs and
restores them 90 normal conditions.
Plant juice is sold in Wilmington al
The Miller Drug Store, 404-4O6 Market
street; in New Castle by L. Challenger
4 Son: IN Newport by c. b. White: in
Newark by W. +. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

Jefferson Haywood Hurt.
jefferson Haywood. 20 years old,
lilo West street, received fractured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
PARENTS HEA r NO MORE.

Scaford, Nov. Although Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira L Hill, parents OF Miss Mar
garet Hill, teacher of the district school
between Brldgcvilic and Georgetown,
who elopcd last Wednesday night, with
Roger l.. rottcn, Of Dover, statIstlclan
of the State Board of Education, have
received no further word from Totten
and their daughter since the letter they
came Saturday night, they still Se-
believe that 1otten viii he picked up
before he has n chance to sail for a foreign
country, which many of the young girls
friends here believe he will do. Judging
by the letter he wrote Professor II. f..
Slahl, superintendent of Scaford school,
asking the superintendent to go to the
little country school house where Miss
Hill taught, sc, her belongings and ship
them to him at Hobokcn, y. j. They
believe that Totten intended 20 get the
things ON their arrival there and board
an outgoing steamer for some foreign
port
While MIR. Hill, father OF the girl
thinks there is possible chance of
rotten taking his daughter 10 foreign
country TO live, he is firm in has belief
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

she has consented TO the State authori-
ties taking any action they may deem
best
Mrs. Tottcn manifcsts an unwilling
ness to exploit matters in any manner
at present, preferring to first consult
with her father, who Is expected here at
any time.
Mrs. Tottcn ~ native Of Beverly,
Mass, and her husband native OF
Jersey City, n. j., his mother however,
nov living in Brookhnc, Mass, where
he pretended he had been called last
week, because of her sudden illness.
The letter received by Mrs Tottcn
from her husband, Saturday evening,
post marked Burlington, \. j., was
addncsscd in the cndcaring term of
Dear Ruth and TO his suggestion
that she institute divorce proceedings
he added 4 bat II he for "descrtlon,' and
Tor no other cause
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

that before he could make arrangements
to sail, he would be picked up BY some
officer OF the law. MIR. Hill is inclined
to mako y trip to Brooklinc, Mass,
where IT is claimed Tottcn's mother lives,
in hopc Of obtaining some information
possibly from Tottcn's mother as 20 the
whereabouts of the coping couple. In
Totten's letter to Mr.. and Mrs. IIHl he
spoke of visiting his parents for n week
but made no further reference to his
plans.
From the tone OF Totten's letter TO the
girls parents, he and Miss Hill had been
IN daily correspondence or talked with
one another over the telephone ever
since they first met here at the teachers
examination at Seafor,l, August II.
He also spoke Of how he frightened up
Just after receiving letter or holding
conversation with Miss Hill over the
telephone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Easy to Take, in Highly Con-
centrated Form, Results
Quick.
EACH TABLET is
A PROPER DOSE

exhaustive tests prove that Vifamines Il,
hiRhly concentrated form are more bcnrn
ciai than when taken in natural foods nc
c9rdlng 10 experts, and thousands of peo-
pie have found that In tablet form tba
Nitamines can he taken without stralnjng
or upsetting the stomach The chemists
nave also found that whom the concen-
trated Nitamines from yeast are mixed
with tiny dose of Fat Soluble and
tlycerophusphates, that results are
quicker. The phosphates helping assimila-
ton and aiding the weakened stomach
Any person desiring 90 secure a proper
dose Of Niiamines should go to the nearest
drug store and procure a bottle OF Phos-
Pho Nitamino tablets These hiph concen-
tratcd. easy to take. economical tablets
come sixty to the bottle, packed in orange
coured carton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

sterling silver and the gold medal i
solid gold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
YEAST VITAMINE IS NOW
PUT UP in TINY TABLETS

For cnrichinp the blood, Improving the
nppotIte. aiding dlgesline correcflnR cAt.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

Best single ear Of corn from the State
silver medal.
:, best 10 ears of corn exhibited bv
Boys Corn Club member, silver medal
Best 10 ears Of corn from the State,
gold medal.
The silver medals are of the best
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

nrm yesterday while cranking his au.
tomoblle. He was treated at the Del
aware Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Dance and Music.

Doris Lodge, No. .. 1. o. O. f. held
q dance and musical recital In Odd
Fellows Han. Tenth and King streets,
last night. Mrs. Joseph Sayer. Mrs.
Hahoson, Mrs. Howard Seamon and
Mrs. a. G. Riley took part In the
musical program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Christian Endeavorers Meet.

The Wilmington Christian Endcavor
Mon held its regular meeting last
night in the First and Central presby
terian Church. The meeting was well
attended. representatives of practic-
ally every local society being pres
cnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

ettpAAivfis flthfffit
the skin. increas
ing four emery.
and for lluiltlln
firm flesh an
strength Vita
mines are ahso
lutely necessary
and In Phos Phi
Vitamine tablet
YOU get n prope
dose easily takei
just after meals
They keep Inc
nnitely.
Each bottle bear
name Of famou
Irving Lahora-
tory, Wheeling. W
Va which Us {
guarantee OF fines
quality and purit,
in medicine al
druggists have
phns Pho Nitamiui
tablets or a bottl'
of sixty VIII b'
prepaid on receip'
of price 81 piui
&c war tax.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-18

pearance with the popular 'Wally."
She will be recalled as Virginia Mac
Murran daughter of the motor truck
manufacturer in whats Your
Hurry?"
The remainder of the cast is COM
posed of several players noted for
their screen achievements. The role
of John Wade IS interpreted by Alex
ander Broun, famous both on stage
and screen. Other important char
acter roles are portrayed by Frank
Leigh, Lucien Littlefield, Clarence
Geldart and Buddy Post. The last
named is one of the biggest men on
the screen, measuring six feet six,
and he provides the comedy relief in
the new production.
Both the original story and the see
mario were written by Byron Morgan,
the author of the series of automo-
bile stories in which Mr.. Reid has
starred and the last of which was
TOO Much Speed
The story centers around the big
dredges which are employed to dig
gold ore in Northern California and
which, because of their colossal size
are known as Hell Diggers." Frank
Urson, who has handled the mega
phone for Mr.. Reid in his last two
productions, directed.