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Evening journal., 1921-02-07
'YOu Know What COnsti-
patton Means = Internal
Baths Stopped 1t"

Mr.. L. C. Garvin. Of 49, H. 9th St..
chester; Pa, writes to the Tyrrell Hy-
gienic Institute:
while ! have been comparatively
healthy an my life. yet I was always
troubled with Constipation and you know
without my telling YOU what that means
"Snce using the y b l.. Cascade
hardly know what it is TO feel badly for
even an hour. am a firm believer in
your treatment"
The "J B. l.. Cascade" cieanses the
lower Intestine It's entire length and keeps
30 always free OF poisonous waste
Thousands testify that Constipation
Indigestion stomach Troubles Bilious
ness, Headaches and an the many serious
troubles which they cause are ahsOluteiy n
relieved and prevented by this Nature
Treatment
~ =. Danforth Market and Second
streets. will be glad 10 show You the
~. B. l.. Cascade explain It's simple op.
Grafton and viii give you free on request
an interesting little book by Or. Chas. A.
Iyrrell, OF New York. a noted specialist
ON Internal Bathing for % years in that
city. Clip this out as a reminder to ash
for the booklet nc your first opportunity
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
IS IT EMO?


The founder OF the Emo family in
America and apparently the ancestor
OF all OF the name, save those who
nave come 10 this country recently,
was James Emo, who was one of the
few carly c0lonists who was a mem
Der Of me Church of England. Ap-
parently then il was not a desire for
religious liberation that impclled him
TO come To The new world UndOubted-
ly II was through a lludable desire
for honorable adventure that RE left
The old world and made his home in
New England.
Records give no information con
cerning the part Of England from
which James Emo came but later mem
bers of the family conclude that ne
must have been well born from the
fact that after the death of his first
WIFE Anna Bidwell. and afterwards
the death Of the second wife he mar
ried into excellent families. and that
without delay lie made his home in
Windsor, Connecticut, about 1916 and
possessed good estate for those times.
being recorded among those having
a family. a horse aud two oxen, 30
which WAS apparently all any aver
age man could hope TO possess. in
those days.
Ater time James Emo and a few
oiler EpiscOpalians moved 10 Sims
bury. Connecticut. where Rfey had the
distinction of founding in i7iO the
Oldest Episcopal church in Connecli-
cut.
The family was originally French.
ana he name was ilenno. In 1863
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
How To Beautify
Your Complexion
By VIOLA DANA

That sensational actress. Viola Dana,
who is recognized as an authority on
beauty topics. says. 1.-The best and
quickest method Of obtaining beauti-
ful rosy white complexion Is TO thor
ourhly cleanse the face night and morn
ing then apply that popular beautifier,
Derwillo. which has become a regular
fad with over five hundred thousand
discriminating girls and women In the
United States" Derwillo takes the place
of face powder as Il is more life-like in
appearance, its use cannot be detected
ana it stays on until you wash Il of.
Precipitation does not affect Il. nor will
it rub of on clothing and the wonder
full sale it has had proves that IL Is su-
perior TO an other heautifers and face
powders. There Is nothing like 10 for
dark, sallow skin freckles, tan. coarse
pores wrinkles and many other facial
hlemishes. u Is guaranteed absolutely
harmless and sold at toilet counters
everywhere With the understanding that
II you don't like lt they. VIII give you
back your money. BE SUR 20 read the
large article by Miss Dana soon TO ap-
pear In this paper IL gives a world OF
valuable information on the care Of the
skin, something every girl and woman
should know about In the meantime
get Derwlllo and try Il today You will
be astonished at the quick results II
gives Agents, Danforth and the EckerC
Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
LENTEN sEnvICEs Ar ELKTON

Special TO The Evening journal.
ELKTON, Md. Feb. 7.-Services will
be held in Trinity Protestant Eplsco-
pal Church at 40 a. m, on Ash We'd
nesday, and a second service of even
ing prayer and the penitential Office
at 7.30 p m. Friday evening. Tho
sermon will be by the Rev. Clarence
r. Wolf. rector Of ST. Johns Church,
HaVre de-Grace, Md
The honor roll OF the fflh grade
Elkton High school, contains the fol-
lowing names: Mary Delaney. Mollie
Taylor, William Warburton. DeFOrresi
Holt. Wilbur Mccullough, Margaret
knight Lydia Dean. Rebec,a Con
stable. Mary Nandenift. Dorothy
Denver, Betty Boulder, Jennie Williams
Mary Kline Florence McLane. BrOn-
son Evans, Graham Wright, William
Peterson. Helen Reynolds. Nirgnis
Rudolph, Frank Nandergrift, John De
Lancy, Eber Brown. Harry Howell
Edward Jones, Hannah Fowler, Abl
llahbermsn. Cecilia Kitchens. Alic,
short Leah Powell, Bertha Wilson
Dorothy Scott, Elizabeth Exley, NolaI
/ Mcbride, Dora Juergens, Edith Cav
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
NO LIMIT TO
LUST FOR GOLD

LAUREL. Del. Feb. John Henry
Sullivan. an aged colored farmer. liv-
ing between Laurel and Delmar who
last year received a large sum OF
money from the government for loss
OF four sons killed during the world
war was beaten and robbed this
morning
Sullivan was awakened about 4
O'Clock by three men roughly shak-
ing him. He was told 20 hand over
had given The men so. am ne had. ho
was taken from the house 20 be
strung up" unless he gave more
The approach OF an automobile scared
The thieves away In a waiting car.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

Now said The Fairy Queen TO the
twins as they were floating around
on a large cake Of ice in the middle
OF the sea, ,all that was left Of the
enchanted iceberg-castlcl, "if you
wish TO continue your Journey TO the
South Pole / shall see that your
agic Green Shoes and your Box
OF Charms are rc,Wncn to YOU. Other
wise you should never be able to
reach the cave of Snitcher-Snatch, the
wicked fairy who stole the toys"
But the wizard took them away
from us protested Nick. "lhey must
be at The bottom iof the sea by this
time w
The Fairy Queen smiled and clapped
her hands Instantly there was a
sound OF wings and four white gulls
flew toward them As they lighted
upon the ice, each bird dropped lit
tie Green Shoe.
"Oh r. cried the children i'm delight
seizing the shoes and putting them on
quickly. "rhank you, kind birds. We
thought that" but another sound
interrupted them, the sound OF great
blowing and splashing In the water
and "a great dark form came so clOsl
that ID threatened 10 oNerturn them
! The twins rlnfrfrd each other In
| alarm. But again came the Fair'
/ Queens Voice. Don't get frightened
! 10 is only another OF my failhfu
messengers
Just then The whale, for that Is
what 10 was, opened its Jaws wide
and had 10 not been for the Fairy
Queens words I'm sure that Nancy
and Nick would have thought that
that was the end Of them. Instead
however. the whale laid something
on The edge Of The ice at their feet
"Irs our box said Nancy. "Our
Box Of Charms H'
You needn't have been frightened Of
smiled the whale. 'yes, he smiled
for couldn't swallow as much as a
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially Tor
The Evening Journal.
Old Folks At Home
MRS LILLE BAUMANN.

There rs some one tonight sitting all
alone,
As happy as can be.
Speaking OF their own, who now are
grown
That used TO sit upon their knee.
How things have changed since early
years;
All gone, sometimes, it makes them
sad
Can you guess Who they are that are
alone tonight?
It's dear old Mother and Dad.
They are all alone now-Mother and
Dad
The brides from their nest went
away.
40 wonder there are tears, being alone
for years:
And their hair is all getting gray.
No one on earth is more faithful
Than a mother. kind and true;
Day or night, those hands are willing
TO do something always for ynu.
We can never repay the debt we owe
To dear old Mother and Dad
For now that we know, we have
homes OF our own:
Sometimes IL makes us sad
We see mistakes we often made.
Perhaps caused them a tear;
Yet they would forgive and forget.
Always from year 10 year
Now our childhood days are over;
No more romp nor no more play
About the firesi0e or fields, as 70 USED
90 be.
But We can make them happy. II W,
only try.
The way is not 90 forget them, as IN,
wears roll by.
Their hands did rock The cradle. w
were their JOY and pride:
They guided every fOOtstcp whenever
By our side.
Now those days are over, yet mem
Orics are clear:
We are doing The work now that .,
them was dear.
Ne must not forget the old folks.
Send them a card Of cheer.
Try TO iin their lives with sunshine
When you can't be near.
Your thoughts may be cheerful. or
Your thoughts N home be sad
Who on earth can take the place tOda,
OF dear old Mother and Dad.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

ley, Anna Murphy, Marshall Moore,
Delbert Marcus. stephen Dilks, lry-
ing Sadesky, Eva Schaffer, Anna
Brown, John Simmons, Andrew Cam
eron. Erline Shippers.
Work on Cecilton Community
House is now under way. The build
ing will be finished in about two
months
Miss Rebecca Constable has re-
turned from CeciltOn.
Harold r. stewart Of North East,
has obtained a position with the Fl
deity and Deposit Company, Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Husfelt. Of
Ceclton. spent Sunday in Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barr spent
Thursday in the Second District.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
YOUR LAST NAME
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE.
Copyright 1920 by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

there was record Of a Collard Henno
at Mons, capital Of the ancient county
Of llanault His great grandson Jac-
ques, fled TO ancient county Of Hahn
ault His great grandson jacques, fled
TO England, a Huguenot. In England
the name became Henne. de Ilenne,
llennot, Herno. and in America Emo
Enos. Enoe and after 1893 Emo.
Copyright. 1921, by The Mcclure
NoMsnaper SNndicalel
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
TO PREVENT Badness

Badness can he prevented easier than
II can be cured. Stop falling hair and
dandruh and prevent badness by using
Partisan Sage; best for the hair. y. Il
nanf0rth sells IL with guarantee of
money~back If not satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

Colonel W. j. Simmons (righD, inn
perial wizard OF the Ku klux Klan, is
shown here on the Klan throne with
another official at the recent initiation
of 800 new members, held at the state
fair g0unds. Birmingham, Ala. IL was
thc FIRST initiation ceremony ever wit
messed. even in part, by outsiders.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
pnoIfcu ROOSTS ROVDY.

SAGRAMENTO. Feb. 7-Blll PrOugh,
manager Of the Solons. thinks he has
the best catcher in the coast circuit
in Rowdy Elliott The games Rowdy
threw away for the Dodgers don't
bother prOugh.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
WEEK OF FUN WITH
FIELDS MINISTRIES

The good old minstrel show, is am
institution that the amusemeni-l0Ning
public NJ American will never let die
II nils soft spot in the hearts. a
responsive longing that no other
form of theatrical entertainment can
satisfy That is why Al q. Field and
his minsircls arc 80 popular. They
eiNc the American public just what
il wants and i'm satisfying measure.
Theatrical statistics for last year
and The year before that and before
That. too-show that Al g Field
Minsirels appeared 90 a larger num-
bcr OF people, from The beginning TO
the end Of the season. than any other
production on tour. And once more
the Field organization comes TO this
city ready 10 have another week Of
glorious success opening with The
performance this evening at the Play
house
Mr.. Field has a truly splendid show
this year. eNcelling even the best OF
his productions Of recent years. Bert
SV0r. king OF hlack-face comedians,
pas and present, heads the cast
Harry skunk has been added 10 give
further repletiOn TO The fun and
frolic OF the entertainment. and the
company includes such other comedy
fsvoritics as Johnny liealy; Jimmie
Cooper and many others.
The production this year includes
such novel features as a laughablo
burlesdue on the national political
conventions. with clever impersona-
tions OF statesmen and politicians Of
prominence There is also a feature
called "Moonshinc on the Sunshine, 80
a satire on prohibition and bootleg
ging. Bert Swor is the principal
'booze-hound" and liquor-downer.
AT THE CARWCk.
Comedy is the keynote Of the bill
al the Garrick Theatre this week.
However. there are other features.
Martin Howard and Sylvia Scott will
give a dancing act that has TO do
with the customs Of various countries.
Then there are Howell and James,
two lively minstrel boys. with their
wit and wisdom: Lew Hoffman, a
hat iuggler and a comedian. Billy
Kelly and his reel peaches in their
musical travesly on the movies; June
Mills and her company, with their
song and patter; Cleo and Thomas,
in a variety Of stunts; the Dillon
brothers and sisters, in juvenile antics,
sad the Musical Albinos.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
STOP ITCHING SKIN

Lemo the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief
There is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for a Csc or 81 bottle
Of Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations, pimples.
blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying
liquid, is all that is needed, for it
banishes most skin eruptions, makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
In skin troubles, ordinary soaps are
irritating and liable to aggravate the
condition. Use Zemo soap. 1t is anti
septic, soothing, and hastens the proc.
ess of healing.
The L. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, o.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
Rheumatic Skeptics

BE fair 10 yourself, you sufferers from
rheumntism-no matter what form. Get
bottle of Rheuma, use 10 an. and if
you don't think results are wholly salts
factory, you can have your money back
says y b. Dauf0rth.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
AT THE SAVOY


Dead Men Tell No Tales" the mas
siNe and stilpend0us Nitagraph sumor-
feature that has been creating a sem
Sation throughout the country. will
have IFS first showing I'm Whining
ton al The savoy Theatre commens-
ing Today and will be continued for
the entlre week Words fail 10 do
scribe this siupendous production
The ship explosion in 'Dead Men Tel
No Tales was STAGED ON scale hith
erto uninterrupted. and at a cost of
thousands OF dollars Hundreds OF ex.
ira players were used and flames
leaped hlgh in The air. consuming sail.
and masts. while they fought valianti,
with hose. buckets and wet blanket s
until orders came 10 take 20 the life
boats and q heavy charge OF dynamit,
wrecked the vessel Just as The las
person had left This is hut one of M,
many exciting escapes. Catherine Cal
vert and an all-st' cast are featured
In addition. as a special added a.
traction, Buster KeatOn. one of M,
newest and funniest OF comedians
who has taken the entire country b,
storm. Will he seen in "The Sclrc
crow one OF the funniest. sidc-split
ting comedies that has been produced
in a long time and that is sure Q,
make Buster Keaton a popular favor
lie 10 movie patrons.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
| 1.-THE
NNrlrpG0(l
- SHALL TOWN mon. .


Mack Senncii has just shaken the
entire country into gales OF laughter
with The release Of his new super
comedy, "a Small Town Hero" which
receives its first Wilmington presen-
lalon at the Majestic Theatre begin
ming today
With practically every member OF
his all-star aggregation OF funny folk
enrolled in a cOngenial part. there is
assurance that "a Small Town Idol
will more than make good in the dis
tnguished presence Of its Sennett
predecessors.
Ben Turpin is the village hero.
Phyllis HaVcr his small town ideal
Marie Provost Is the ciiy-girl who be-
friends poor Ben when The home
folks turn him down. Charlie Murray
is the indcfaiigable constable: Jimmy
finalys0n Is the Wretched villain and
So on with the rest Of The Scnneit
colony who are 90 be seen advantage
ously in the shiftly scenes that cover
as many places as are usually reveal
81 in a half-dOzcn problem plays
Wherein The slums and green fields
are visited.
At THE QUEEN.
VIII Rogers has new characterize
Ohu III iunt0i linlfU WHICH comes
10 the Queen today, that Is likely to
become one OF his most human stor-
les. Rogers Is at his best in lhe por-
irayQl Of The shiflless old Hutch. too
lazy and too indolent TO even work To-
support himself living in the LATEST
village Of The world and having the
reputation OF being The LATEST man In
The village.
Hutch is one Of those old hoboes
who always knows how 10 please
everyone. lie told his neighbOrs that
a mysterious ailment Of the neck pre-
.Nenled his engaging in physical labor
and he encouraged his son by telling
him that as soon as he gathered in
some wood for his mother. he could
dig some worms so his father could
20 fishing
This fishing trip is the turning
point In Hutch's twenty years OF ease
and comfort. He found a fortune in
as remarkable a manner as the buried
treasure was discovered but he could
not derive full benefits from ii as
easily.
Everyone will like Rogers in his
impefsonation OF Hutch who found
/ himself and startled his village with
his sudden industry and diligence.
without Wife" is the name Of
ne comedy added attraction at the
/ Qneen.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
YOU MAY BE BEAUTIFUL

Before you smile but are you when You
laugh aud show your teethf Have YOU
stained or yellow teeth Are You trOu-
hled with bleeding gums or Pyorrhea
If so. then YOU have never used
Pepfo-Carb Ollie Tooth Paste.
You need but one trial 20 be convinced
rhaf IL is different from all others. II
clcanses the mouth and teeth with just
irritate the gums. Starch IN he food
lies between the teeth and pepsin digests
two thousand times IFS own weight Of
starch. Carbolic Is the best antiseptic
known today. These. with chalk. form n
combination never before put together a.
tooth paste For sale by all druggists
or send for trial tube. PEPTO-CAR-
BoLIc CO.. Atlantic City, n. ,.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
Why Not Try This?

III a Pile sufferer don't become despon.
dent-try Hem R0id-no greasy Salves-
no cutting-a harmless Internal tablet
remedy that is guaranteed 10 quickly
Danish all misery or costs nothing. u
T. nanfOrth
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
AT THE NEW GRAND.

AAtAa NNAAh NhNNIs
Those who attend the New Grand
Opera House today win see one of the
most striking love drama OF recent
production in "The Lure Of Grooming
Water" a Stoll Film Corporation re-
lease under the one-a-week program
Of that organization.
The play is an adaptation OF tho
novel by Marion Hill. bearing the same
title, Guy Newall who plays the lead
ing role being also responsible for
the scenario. The story is puecliarly
adapted to screen uses, having a
strong love theme with unusual and
thrilling situations that sustain inter-
est. Several OF the big emotional
scenes are OF unusual dramatic merit.
The locale, ranging from a London
theatre green room 10 the simply
homcly SURROUNDINGS Of farm
kitchen and the sylvan lovliness Of "A
Surrey countryside. affords unusual
/ pictorial possibilities.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
At THE RIlLTO.

At THE RIALTO.
The thirl episode Of Charles Hutch
inson's serial. Double Adventure" IS
al the Rialto tdoay and tomorrow. in
addition TO the two regular dramatic
features OF both DAYS.
The. dramatic feature for today IS
Dorothy nalton's picture. "Other
Mems Wife" 10 is the story OF a
woman without a fortune but with a
social position that enabled her 10
become a parasite on others Of her
GLASS. Miss Dalton works remarkably
well in this characterization and ap-
pears in some superb gowns.
Tomorrow Irene Castle win be pre-
sented in 'The Firing Line" as the
chief feature. This j. the screen ver-
sion N Robert w. Chambers we'll
known story 10 does not in any way
deal with the recent war, but devotes
Itself to a woman's heart and love on
the firing line OF gossip.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-12-16
Body of Infant Found in Box CaI

The body of an infant was found
Monday morning in open box car on
the railroad tracks near the station.
B. w. Sherman, Assistant Freight
Agent was preparing the car to be
taken out by the next train when he
observed bundle wrapped in paper
and tied with cord lying in the corner
| of the car. Mr.. Sherman upon investi-
cation found the body of an infant laid
| in a piece of cloth and wrapped in a
section of the Sunday Dec. 18th edi-
ton of the Washington Times. Mr.
fisherman Immediately notified the
iauthorities.
Justice w. B. Allen, acting coroner
timpaneled a jury who viewed the body
DR.. w. C. Ford performed the autopsy
He announced the child was born
SUNDAY and was born dead Owing tt
the fact that the child was born deae
no further investigation was made il
that no life was taken.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-12-16
Judge Locke Weds Mrs. Kent.

John B. Locke, Judge of the Munich
pal Courts Of Newport News, Va. ard
Mrs. Eleanor Lear Kent were quietly
married Saturday at noon at the home
Iof the brides cousin, Mrs, Aubrey
Ficklin Branch, OF Richmond
Rev. Henry G.. Lane, rector Of the
Episcopal Church Of Newport News
and a close friend of the bridegroom
performed the ceremony.
Judge Locke, who is the eldest son
| of Dr.. T. F. Locke, of Woodstock, is a
man of unusual mental ability and is
one of the most successful business
men of Newport News, he has many
friends in his home town whose best
wishes are with him.
After their wedding trip Judge anC
Mrs. Locke will make their home il
Newport News.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-12-16
Stockholders of the Shenandoah
County Fair Hold
Annual Meetin9.

The annual meetingOf the stOcllhold-
ers OF the Shenandoah County Fair AS
ISOLATION was held in the New Theatre,
Tuesday,
After the reports from the various
committees the election OF officers was
held which resulted in the reelection
OF all the old officers as follows:
President, j, c. Hutchinson,
Vice President, c. N Hoover.
Treasurer, c. NJ. Shannon.
Secretary, F. NJ. Fravel
Supt, of Grounds, Asa y. Sheetz.
Board Of Directors
Lee District-W. w. Williamson, j.
w. Smoot and NJ. &. Brubaker.
Ashby District-C. c. Bowman, Rip
ley S. Walker and f. I. DingIedine
Madison District-Dr. F, c. Downey,
w. S. Irwin and ". D. Hollar.
johnson District-J. Grove KneisIey
Is j. Stricken and j. S. Barr
Stonewall Districts. B. Hepner, j
Leslie Saum and H. S. Crabill.
Davis District-H. H. Ramey, c. NJ
Childs and Charles Hickman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-12-16
CALOMEL SATIVATES
EVEN WHEN CAREFUL
TREACHEROUS DRUG CAN NOT BE
TRUSTED AND NEXT DOSE MAY
START TROUBLE

Calomel is dangerous Itmay salivate
you and make you suffer fearfully from
soreness OF gums, tenderness of jaws
and teeth swollen tongue, and eX-
cessive saliva dribbling from the
mouth. Don't trust calomel. 1t is
mercury; quicksilver.
1t you feel bilious, headachy, consti-
pated and all knocked out, Just 90 to
your druggist and get bottle of bod
sons Liver Tone for few cents which
is harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful
and if it doesn't start your liver and
straighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without making
you sick, you just 60 back and get your
money.
If you take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow; besides,
it may salivate you, while if YOU take
Dodson's Liver Tone you will wake up
feeling great. No salts necessary
Give it to the children because it is
| perfectly harmless and can not salivate
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