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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, oct. iss--Thieves forced an
sntrance into the poolroom OF J. w.
Mccormick, on Main street. early this
week, and stole cigars valued at SIS.
Tho cash register was opened, but
thers was only little change In IL.
Repalra are being made 20 the large
smokcstack at the power plant Of the
University of Delaware. which was
struck by lightning lest summer.
The local company. National Guard,
will hold smoker at the ermory to-
morrow night. when there will be
several wrestling matches and other
athletic events.
Contractor Grler has been awarded
contract by IL Warner McNeal TO
huild n two-story double house or
Cleveland avenue.
ivy castle, No. %. knights OF the
Golden Eagle. is arranging for class
initiation 20 be held Saturday evening,
October 20.
'"rhe Wise and Foolish Virgins" was
the subject at the weekly prayer
meeting at the M. II. Church, last
nirht.
Rev !. IA. Beauchamp OF Whining
ton, viii preach in the NJ. r. Church,
sunday morning. In the evening the
HuhioCt of tho sermon by the pastor,
Rev, Frank Herson. viii be "Pitiless
Distress" which ~ one Of a series OF
sermons on the "prodisal Son"
AZ the meeting 81 the New Centur,
club next Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. G.
y. lioughton win glv, "A sketch OF the
life OF Lord Dunsany.
The senior mechanical engineers al
tho University of Delaware. accom-
ianlcd by Professor V. q. Smith, went
o. baltimore today, where they viii
Ia the guests OF an officer on the bat.
teship Maryland.
Al the home Of Mrs. Thomas F
Manns, this afternoon. tho Newark
Ausillsry of the Women's Home Mis-
sonaFy Society OF the M f. Church
Nill entertain the Womens Mission
ary Society of the Presbyterian
Church. The speaker viii be Mrs. c
Wesley Weldin OF Wilmington.
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Gas, Indigestion,
Stomach MiSeN
"Diapepsin'

"Pape's Diapepsin" really does" put
had stomachs In order-"rsally does"
overcome indigestion, dyspepsia, gas,
heartburn and sourness in FIVE minutes
--that-Just that-makes Pape's Dia-
repsin the largest selling stomach regu-
lntor I'm the world. II what you eat
ftrments into stubborn Jumps, you
helch gas and eructate sour, lndigested
food and acid; head is dizzy and aches,
remember the moment "Pape's Dia-
pe psin" comes in contact with the
vtonach all such distress vanishes.
1i's truly astonishing almost mar
velous-and the Joy is its harmless
tess. A large sixty-cent case of
s'--sas Ja.l,eL s.A Is WI eh ats weight
II goid 20 men and women who can't
get their stomachs regulated. 1t be-
longs in your houe-should always be
Kept handy IN case OF a sick. sour.
upset stomach during the day or al
night ItH the most Efficient antacid
end stomach regulator IN the world.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Oct. 13.-Dr. and Mrs.
John Creedon and son are spending
a week with her sister. Mrs. Gertrude
Burenstock, at Mt. Vernon, n. Y.
Mrs. Frank Dunham. who has been
III at her home on Washington street
for the past two weeks, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes are
being congratulated mpon the birth of
a fine baby boy.
Mrs. Isabelle Downes is spending a
week with her brother, Pierce Boyer,
I'm Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Quillan OF
Port Penn are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of fine baby girl
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Bible Glass of the Presbyterian Church
met yesterday at the home of Mrs
Harry Rose.
The Child Welfare Association held
It's first meeting yesterday afternoon
at their headquarters on Washington
street. The regular meeting will b.
held next week with Miss Alice Val
as nurse IN charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac weiner ar,
spending the Jewish holidays in VIII.
mington with her son. Louis Weiner
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with ono acre Of ground. Apply A..
II. I'adporg. Ninth and Washington
ntrcets--Adv.
vlcfroias and records. Bradgewater.
ADV.
Sugar IA boxes, &c ~; Omar -four
that has no equal, CSC bag: Champion
flour, dbc bag; Pear butter. 2 lbs. 25c;
No. . peaches IN heavy syrup, 25c
can; rolls Waldorf toilet paper.
25c; f5c can Franklin syrup. 10c;
Mems house slippers, $3.50. For this
week at platt's.-~Adv.
oysters opened daily. r. A. Barnes.
Delaware street wharf. ADV.
Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. We
have received our fall supply. eOc
pint, 35c half pint 70. Challenger &
Son, prescription pharmacist.--
In sad and loving memory OF Alice
n. Neher, who departed this iifo oct
10, 1918.
We miss her, sadly miss her
Az we eft and wonder why,
She was taken by the hand Of Cod,
Away from US 10 die.
Sadly missed by Husband and Chill
dren.--Adv.
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FIELD DAY MEETING.

Dover, Oct. 13.--Mernbers OF the
Oak Grove Club, a unit of the Boys
and Girls Department of the extern
sion division of the University of Dell
aware. are planning to hold the first
field day meeting ever attempted by q
club group In Delaware at the Oak
Grove school one mile east of Dover,
on Saturday next, October is. at lao
o'clock y. m.
At the club meeting on Saturday,
the club members will exhibit their
pigs. corn, poultry and needle work
and will give demonstrations show
ing how they have profited through
their club activities, Tho club has
invited the champion pig Judging team
and the Viola canning team which won
high honors for Delaware ut the
Springfield meeting, to give demon
strations.
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Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO
Clogged up Kidney Deposits are DIS.
solved and the Toxins (PoisOns)
Completely Driven Out. Druggists
Told TO Guarantee 1t in Every In.
stance.

Your very life," says DIR. Carey
depends upon the perfect function
ing and health of your kidneys so
whatever you do don't neglect them"
DR.. Carey's famous prescription
No. III known as Marshroot is not
recommended for everything. but we
cannot too strongly urge it's use il
you suffer from annoying bladder
troubles frequent passing OF water
lght and day, with smarting or h-ri-
tation. brick dust sediment or highly
solored urine, bloating irritability
Wit. loss Of flesh, backache, rheuna-
tism or any other tendency TO
Bright's Disease. Diabetes or Gravel
for kidr ~ disease in it's worst form
may be stealing upon you
Don't wait Until tomorrow 70 be-
gin the use Of this wonderful pre-
scription II you have al !. Of the
above symptoms. Kidney and Bladder
troubles don't wear away They will
grow upon you glowly, 81 ealthlly and
witt unfafi~V - rtAirty.
Ney ca mt / the failures of the past
if you even suspect that you are sub
ject TO Kidney Disease, don't lose a
single day for ~. B. Danforth and J.
NJ Eckerd--and every good druggist
has been authorized TO return the pur-
chase money on the first two bottles
10 all who state they have received no
benefit
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NEWS OF A DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Good Will Fire Co. Considers
the Matter of Additional
Equipment.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Oct. 13.---The members
of the Good Win Fire Co., met last
evening TO ascertain tho sentiment OF
tho members regarding the installa-
tion on the REQ chemical engine a
Hale pump OF $50 gallon capacity, the
cost TO be 5000. The members were
unanimously In favor OF the additional
equipment, but felt handicapped
through lack of funds. 1t was decided
to hold the matter over until the next
regular meeting. on Wednesday even
Ing, November 2. The installation of
the pump would be OF great benefit 10
the city and suburban districts. as the
water supply could be pumped from
wells and shallow streams, especially
in the rural sections and In the event
of country fire, the combination
Ahrens-Fox engine would be retained
at the fire house for city protection.
II was decided TO canvass the rural
districts. to endeavor TO dispose OF ball
tickets for tho Halloween rnasque
ball, which takes place on Monday
evening, October 81, in tho Van Dyke
Armory. The committee will use the
chemical apparatus 10 solicit the rural
residents. The ball committee COM
prises Frank +. Murphy, president;
Theodore w Cayender, treasurer;
Charles j. Dougherty, John McDevitt,
Jessa A. Mckay and Emmitt Nc
Grory. They reported that n num-
ber OF tickets have been disposed OF
and the 10th annual ball promises to
be one bannar event OF the season.
The members Of the Home and
School Association met last evening
In the first fall meeting In the High
School building and was largely at
tended The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Willis Blackburn vice.
president, Mrs. John F. y. Clayton; /;
secretary, Mrs. l.. II. Eliason; treas
urer, Mrs !. II. Speicher. The month
~ awarding Of the school pennant was
given 20 the second grade taught by
Miss Emilys #. Lunt. having the
largest number OF parents OF the
scholars In attendance. The next
meeting win be held on Thursday
evening, November 3, In the High
School building. State Superintendent
II. V. Holloway will address the meet
| ing.
Tomorrow afternoon the New Castle
High School football team will play
the De Sale team OF the salesianum
High School, Wilmington. at Battery
Park. Several members OF the loca
team are crippled Coaches DealSyn'
and Lancaster are working hard e
put the team In shape for ahe game
The Athletic Association asks the Co
operation OF the residents in malxint
this a successful season. Manage
Ralph Duling has arranged the fol
lowing schedule, October 81, Penns
grove High School. at New Castle
Oct. 2s, Newark High School team a
New Castle: Nov. 4, Newark Hig
School at Newark; Nov. -, Smyrn
High School, at Smyrna; Nov. 10 an
"a are open dates.
Last evening the members of IN
Ancient Order Of Hibernians met. a
the next regular meeting in Novembt
nomination OF officers will take place
The Current Events class Of tn
| New Castle Century Club win me'
this Afternoon at 2.s0. with Misses Ka'
: Lambson and Ann Dugan in charg
: Miss Mary Shaw will read currei
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HALTED RUNAWAY HORSE.

Delaware City, Oct. 13.-The horse
attached to a carriage in which Miss
Mary Mcconnell was driving to her
homo near here. yesterday afternoon
became frightened near the bridge
over the Chesapeake & Delaware Ca
nal and bolted into dirt convsyor
breaking loose from the carriage and
dashing across the bridge.
1t was soon halted by Charles Pencil
the bridge tender. who led it back to
the carriage which was undamaged.
Miss Mcconnell was bruised about
the hand. but was able to drive &c
her home.
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PASTOR AGAIN AT WORK.

Seaford, Oct. 13.-Rev. G. W. Hast
ings, who has been appointed pastor
of the Nj. e. Church at Westover, Md,
left yesterday with his family to take
up the work In his new field.
While pastor Of the NJ. Il. Church
at Perryville, Md, Rev. Hastings was
taken ILL., He asked for a leave OF
absence which was granted by the
Since then he has been
residing with his family at Blades,
where he was born and reared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
FOR DEEPER WATERWAYS.

Dover, Oct. 13.-Governor Denney
has announced the appointment of the
following delegates from Delaware TO
the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Con-
vention to be held in Savannah, Ga.
November 1918:
Senator Coleman du Pont. Senator
L. Heisler Ball, Alfred d. Warner, Jr.,
John Bancroft, John ]. Rossell, James
p, Winchester, all of Wilmington;
Representative c. r. Layton. George
town; A. r. Benson. II. A. Richardson
and H. r. Harrington, Dover; Everett
c. johnson, Newark; John G. Towns
end. Jr.. Selbyville; Walter o. Hof-
fecker, Hervey p. Hall. Smyrna; Hon
DIR. Hiram r. Burton, Lewes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
WEST CHESTER MAN CLEARED.
Coroner's Jury Finds Hunters Wife's
Death Was Accidental.

West Chester, Pa, Oct. IA ver-
dict Of accidental death was rendered
by a Coroner's jury yesterday ex-
onerating Harry G. Walter, pro-
prietor of the garage here. from blame
for the death late Tuesday night Of
his wife. whom he shot with a heavy
calibre rifle purchased for her use on
a hunting trip in the Poconos. Walter
and Mrs. Carmelia II. Janney, Of
Lincoln, Va, guest at his home on
North High street, showed that he
was exhibiting his gun to her ana
Mrs. Walter, standing near by He
worked the action and cartridge the
rifle contained was fired and the heavy
bullet passed into one side OF Mrs.
Walter, causing instant death. Mrs.
Walter was a daughter Of Charles
Way, of this place, formerly Of Ken
nett Square, where she was a teacher
in the public schools for a time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

Nineteen applications for loans,
from young men pursing studies in
the various schools. preparatory TO
the ministry, were received. They In
cluded IL from students at Wesley
Collegiate Institute, Dover; three from
students at Dickinson College. Carlisle,
Pa; three from students at Drew
Theological Seminary. Madison. N. j.,
and two from students at Wesleyan
University, Middletown, Conn.
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MANY ATTEND REVIVAL,

Georgetown, Oct. 13.--Rev. John T..
Bailey, pastor of First NJ. P. Church,
Of this city. and also Of Dagsboro NJ.
p. Church, is conducting a three
weeks revival at the latter church,
and large crowds are in attendance
nightly.
Rev. Dorsey Blake OF Greenwood,
will I'LL the pulpit for Rev. Mr.. Bailey
in the local church next Sunday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
WAS 80 YEARS OLD.

Georgetown. Oct. 1S.--Mrs. Kate
Miller Lynch. widow OF Caleb Lynch,
died at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
William Elwood Wright, on Pine
street. here. Tuesday night, after a
lingering illness. aged rs years, sew
en- months and q days. Funeral SER
vices will be conducted Friday after
noon at 9 o'clock IN Wesley NJ. L.
Church; burial in Union cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
OLD CLOCK BROUGHT s75.

Georgetown, Oct. 13.-During the
sale OF the household effects of the
late George w. Bennum, Tuesday
night. a grandfather's clock was bid
off by George NJ. Thoroughbred for
SIS. The clock is said TO be about
$50 years old
A hand-carved mahogany clock
WAS sold to Mrs. William Townsend
Of Easton. Nd, daughter of the de-
ceased. for SAL, while third old time
piece was sold TO Miss Ethel NAPLES
for 32l.
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DEATH FOLLOWS DRINK.

Georgetown, Oct. Is.
Charles Passwaters. aged IS years,
residing at Owens Station. this coun-
ty. died suddenly. Saturday night,
from what is believed TO have been
an overdose of 'hooch," commonly
called ''cornstalk buck" in lower Della
ware.
Shortly after taking the corn liquor.
Passwaters is said to have been seized
with violent pain and died in a short
time, according to reports reaching
here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
RHEUMATIC PAINS
HAVE DISAPPEARED
Popular Tatnall Street will
mington) Lady is Now
Praising Plant Juice.

Many people think that because of the
wonderful success which has attended
the use of Plant Juice, the new herbal
stomach medicine, in cases of stomach
trouble and allied affections, it is for the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
One Cause OF UnhappIness.

Two thirds OF the people are unhap-
ry because they are worrying about
things that shouldn't concern them -
htchison Globe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
STUDENTS wANT LOANS

Dover, Oct. 12.--At the semi-an-
nual meeting, yesterday, Of the Board
Of Education Of the Wilmington NJ.
+. Conference. thirteen members were
present. Rev. Dr. c. w. Prettyman
presided.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13
Tennis at Dsla VAR es,.

Special Correspondence Every t.yonins
Delaware city. Oct. i1.--NDfnM
Cook defeated w y Hheln IN straight
sets of tennis az the Cana Field court
yesterday. ca. e.3. 7-s.
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Cooperation Needed.

One-half OF the world does not know
where the other half gets it's liquor
Hartford Times.
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FORT DU POINT NOTES.

Delaware City. Oct. 1s.-Gordon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-13

s s sas % Sa@G % ag. af f. @ F s. % % % DO
nfnths Dug.Ec ckrd Drug Cappeau Drug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

that if the packers could have gotten
only one'flfih ~ u cent mora per pound
on their output thnn they received, a
normal profit would have been earned.
Wages, II was assorted constituted as
per cent of thoir cost ~ doing hualnes.
and these costs had increased despite
reductions IN living expenses. and the
lhloa suffered BY stock producers and
the packers
Compared 10 other days" II was AZ
serted, labor il entitled 90 larger
share az what II produces hut n N also
clear that n that portion IL increased
or allowed to remain AZ that point that
business siaGnnies and the industry
Involved IN carried ON nj u less. the
wngosatncr viii suffer a loss ns acute
~ that borne hy tho producer and IN
Noatir.
"1ho farmer nnh tho producer have
taken spNvpr lusfes. the earnings uf the
Investor oro wiped nut, relatively the
whr'aDrnor has not taken his SHARE ~
tho burden ~ rcadiuslmont When Il
rl'arN APPEARS than everyone else Ia
industry has taken his maximum losa
ana thnt fufthrr decline in cost ~ man.
uiariurlug IN essential tn business ~.
ViNal, u n futile for labor ~ say that
They WiHh Ter q revival and then refuse
To- contribute hburs portion a. thai
md,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
SALVATION ARMY'S
LOCAL CORPS WILL
QUIT CITY JULY ;

Definite information has hcrn re-.
,siv~i ttom headquarters hV Captains
llolhrs and cadet brady that thoy
VIII farewell iu Amarillo July ar1."
and Nunlrrr Carl sullivan ~ the Fair
rh,atfv hls gfaviousN t,ndrr,l the Use
w his elegant building Tor the meeting
which o. drslgu,d Ia De- thu Greatest
held fur thv Army during the slncmn.
h"ncN ut tho corps
while the program ~ this tuw IL
merely lu Tho formative state. Il IL
hnuwn that an thrive uf the momhcrs of
the corps win speak, and musical mum.
hcrs win be- offered hy them II H.
expected that testimonials Ut apprcria.
ton Of the wurR accomplished rs the
Army win BE- rendered
II IL not known az this time what
new field ~ on,ix,yor will clalm atton.
ton OF thc two captains and the faith.
mi cadet. hut u nribahly win h. AN.
auunc,l later Just whsrc th,V viii go.
and thc assignment, given, II " alSo
true that the SUCCESSORS VI the hol.
brooks and their sister have not been
named, but u h understood they will
arrive here soon after the departure OF
the present officrrs,
Extensive invitations viii b. extended
to religious. civic aud tratornal hodics
In Amarillo to hc prcacn, aud par,ici
laic IN the farewell ssrviocs tor the
corps,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08
JEWISH TO OBSERVE
SHAB0UTH JUNE 18TH

Ahabouth, which IN the Hebrew Tor
the feast ~ Weeks. will be- observed IN
all congregations 81 the Jewish faith
sunday june isth and IN more oriho.
duN NnnRugs ON SUNDAY aud Monday.
June lsih This festival ~ one of tho
three pilgrim feasts which WIRE oh.
served IN ancient lilhllUal times when
the Inhabitants uf ancient Palestine
made pilRrimageS ~ the Holy Temple
az Jerusalem aud there Ia numbers
vast, snng praises unto the l,urd fur Ills
Morvios which endure continuously In
those DAYS the ceremonial consisted IN
the Offering - NE first FRUITS aud
grains NJ thu field aud we're brought ne
u thanhagiNing token iur The new ,rup
tlni was holnE harvested. ipoui NVi.
~
Th,s FEAST 1T the fiut fruits IKE other
nu,i'nt mluiiW 81, tINilH was guduilN
tmuslotm,d pud invested with u more
spiritual aEnili, Auco. particularly after
thu Jewish people developed a hlHiuri,
cal consciousness Ia htvt prriuds ~
their existence the Jewish pcoply linked
historical events with THOSE institutions
ana festivals thnt we're transmitted
from r,mul, uu,,Ftty On thr ,arr ct
the frut at Nvvks The giving 1T the
h,al,r woH ASSN, lated With the feast
d The first FRUITS thtis investing iho
feast with spiritual content IN this
sphit u IN celebrated tu this diy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

FIRST in Panhandle. Plains news. The
vast news gathering resources of The Anna.
rillo Daily News, the morning contemporary,
are at the disposal of The Daily Panhandle.
News from the Panhandle country is pub.
lished first in The Daily Panhandle. IL Il
breaks first for that newspaper.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-08

10 law the win ~ tie voters, expressed
by a majority II some 100000 votes, d.
rcct'nR soldier honus through q $780,
00u 900 bond issue. Roth mon and wom'
cn arc tn share In the Mlehiran dlvi'
dpnd. ~ the rate uf $40 fgr zach NINTH
of rof,lcp prior e. August, 1919. with
a maximum paymcn, NJ ~ months,
Fifly five millions NJ dollars viii h'
required to carry uut the provisions uf
the bonus I'LL nov in the Illinois house.
Fifteen dollars for each month ~ Frrv,
lee and maximum ~ $500 are spvci.
fled A rofrr,ndum II required
similar IL the Indiana hill parsed con
tlngcni upun popular rcter, ndum ia
my $40 nv ueh mtn,h Il service 80
action has resulted In the senate.
ughhoma. Arkansas and Nebraska
have voted duWunn attempts ~ bonus
legislation Nevertheless these states
have pa d immediate relief measures
Ia oklahoma Co., Amuri.n legion hoY
pk,n q d,,idHd stand against tho lnH.
aF, ~ honuH i, hilun Instead uk
hhoma had iioeu bdurcd M approximate
$50 uno to supply necessities tn sick mud
dislhhd veterans ur their
wNcs. mothers. fathers ~ children \
general hospital iu an Disabled ~ ncrN.
lcem.n utu,m,d for IN q hul which
surosstuly pm,trod from IA, senate,
Be- hlur hold up ln thr huusr p,udlug
the i'deral governments Announcement
Df ita hospital nllWln,nis.
Arkansas has v,d,l o. ihr frd,.al
government t'ut luvnn ~ Rnuts up.
wslir iiitlr l,o,k, AZ e hospital tor
disabled Veterans, subject tu thr tp.
prevail uf congress
Tho Nebraska lower huusr has un.
proved hlll mthorvi hy the American
Legion Ca yet aside e. ooo ooO trum
Nhhh Interest would h. used IN tenn.
pmurlN ullvyhtlng Distress Among dis.
hhl,d Nvt,ang THEM widows and u
ahans \ hill proNldhg for She sale ol
zoo onn acrus II mhuul bands to assist
vot,wns iu acquiring hwu,s introduced
10 N, msllrauun 81 tho Veterans u
Fuplrn Watswus klllcd