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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
pOlrtB> TO ,,nf toH pls.
National RrothyThood Plan, RS ook
after 5000 Unemployed Members.

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East -.,.tr,, 1r.o Ntr
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1Co lrert.o ot.t ru.e
ucunced here .ia Th.
relief ViN h, 4 -rrn.r.t
Mos; r.arts hr
branch ~ -he gytfar .1ilst ar f.t
because - N" iepr"ssi atans
operation, 'a Nh 'h'S' rr
.reaH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18

E.verSharp Pencils, Waterman's Pens,
Engraving free. BrOfskys, S25 Mar
ket street.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18

Tasty luncheon for shoppers lea
Balcony. smith Streyig. 9l9 Market
street ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18

safe milk means healthy children
Call 1870 or I541. The Clover Dairy
Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Perfect Fitting Eyeglasses.
Collins Il Never. I0l W. sth St.-AdV

The Blues Chaser, Cosmopolitan =
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Amu.ement. ronlsht
Menfher EorrcnsL.

a. Associated Press - ENcry Evon ia
Washington March FurwCas. =
Delaware
Fair tOnisht "a ,uruAt .tNAaA AAN
warmer. frcSh nor rthWcst winds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
4 BOATS WEDNESDAY;
; ARE DUE TODAY

Four packets arrived 1t the wharf,
Yesterday while but thre" departed. All
were very heavily loaded with freight
and will make all wayp"int stops.
The Iirst to arrive was IN" Genera!
PershnC. coming In at o'clock from
Pittsburgh cnroute To Charleston. Shc
departed about o'clock for down-rlv1
points.
Tho Senator Cordill arrived AT noon
from Pittsburgh with n heavy cargo and
after taking on additional freight de-
parted at o'clock on her way 10 the
Capital city.
The Helen T.. arrived Mt o'clock last
eveuinr from New Matamoras with n
very heavy cargo, most Of which was
consigned 10 dealers in the Wheeling
district.
The General Beach arrived at o'clock
last evening from GAINESVILLE and Par
kershurg and after docking here FOR
several hours. departed at midnight ior
Pittsburgh.
Three Boats Today.
Three packets are scheduled to ar.
rive and depart today for points up and
down the river.
The first will be the Helen f.. leaving
Of 1870 o'clock on her regular run 70
New Matamoras. She no doubt VAL
carry a very heavy load. most OF ~hicn
will be consigned to dealers all ATOMS
the way.
The Betsy Ann will arrive shortly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
COLORED K. Of P.
OPEN NEW HOME

The colorrd Knights OF rythlaS Of
this city VII! open their new home at
No. l0il chaplinc street this evening.
Arrangements have been made for Il
very clabnr;it" program which Will be
carried cut during the evening.
Thomas Arlington. VIII" Is al III" head
Of the orEauiznt ton. stated Yesterday
afternoon that 4 band has been hired
which Will play ont in front OF the
building while an orchestra Will play
inside.
During the evening n luncheon will
he served 10 all the visitors which IL
In charge Of tic rcCrrshment committee
which has Arranged = very swell feed.
II will be remembered that GortS-'iEr
wars ago This organization purchased
and began paying for tho present huild.
INK, and II ha" taken .h"m that long
20 ray for the building Which they have
liked up very elabOrately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
WHEELING CREDIT MEN
FIRST TO FILL QUOTA
IN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

". r. Downs. secretary OF the WHICH,
lng Association II Credit Men yesterday
afternoon received 4 letter from M
tlonal headquarters which stated th'll
the local association Is the hrSt /" make
their quota of new members In the
United States.
II will be remembered that some time
ago the Wheeling association was sent
n letter from the national association
which stated that they should sc, ~
members before the close Of the hs'a!
year on May 30. 1879. This shows tina:
the local members are working to have
their quota SO soon.
The membership committee after
hearing this good news does not intend
to lay down on the job but will work
tina. much harder IL order that they can
double their present membership by the
end OF the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
JAMES KIMBLE FINED
S10O; SENT TO JAIL
BROTHER SET FREE

James and Nurcl kimhlc. hrothc'S.
who were arrested last Sunday Nv stat"
TROOPER Harry Burr. on charge or nav
Ing intoxicating liquor. were given 4
hearing Yesterday afternoon before
Suuir. Charles j. GoidcnberE.
James Kinlble was found guilty or
the charge, while his brother. Murel.
was released. as they did not have
enough evidence against him. James
was let off with :, fine or but 500 and
costs and two months in the Ohio coun-
ty JAIL
Squire Goldenl.re IL trying every
way TO break w the manufacturing and
selling Of liquor in the vicinity OF Elm
Grove and IN addition TO milking viola
tors pay Il nrc. * also giving them jail
sentences. In hopes OF breaking up such
practice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
TEMPLE SISTERHOOD
SECURES GOOD QUARTET

A uuartrtto. unsurpassed by any SIM
FAR combination Of singers in this sec
:t,n If the country. has been ENGAGED
lv the Eor Street Temple Ststerhood
for It's annual fal! concert. This guar
tette consists Of Elsa Gundi!nS-
soprano; Mss Murray con,ralto; Mr.
Rhodes. tenor. and Mr.. Cuthbert, hasso.
The soprano is Weddings leading
singer. while tho contralto. tenor and
bass have the reputation OF being ritts-
burgh's best. Earl Mitchell. also OF
Pittsburgh, will hc 1t the piano.
Full details OF this event, which the
music-lovlng people Of this city chn
look forward TO with a great deal Of
pleasure. will hc announced through tho
press shortly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
FIRST FALL SESSION OF
PRESBYTERIAN PASTORS

Tho fall meeting OF the Presbyterian
Ministers association OF Wheeling and
vicinity will be held next Monday Oc''
10. al 1880 o'clock IN the morning. at
tho church house. No. 1907 Chap!ine
street. Rev. Ralph w. Mansfield. or the
Second United Presbyterian church Will
deliver the address. and Rev. ). NJ. GID
son. OF First Presbyterian church. VII!
entertain the members Il; luncheon.
Quite An interesting session Is antic!-
pated and work for the coming winter
will be discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
MacSWINEY HOPEFUL

Peter J. MacSwiney. who Is In Wheel
Ing until Saturday. expresses the
opinion that tho outcome OF the next
conference OF British statesmen ana
representatives OF tie Irish republic. TO
be held October II. will be peacetuf
settlement OF the irish question. MT.
MacSw.ney. brother Of The former Lord
Mayor Terence MacSwiney OF Cork, Is
organizer CT the American society Tor
TIE recognition OF the Irish republic.
fIe declares that the existence OF tho
Irish republic Is an established fact"
and that all Ireland desires England 10
do Is 20 withdraw her troops from
Ireland ard leave the Irish to govern
themselves as they desire to be gov
crEed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
LIFT QUARANTINE

Tne health officer has lifted the
quarantine which has been In enect at
the Wheeling Chiidrcn's Home at
woodsdale for the past two weeks. ana
IN. small patient who suffered light
attack OF diphthcr!p. IS now entirely
we'll. The sick room and the home
have been fumlgated. Two small girls
were received there yesterday. making
a total Of IS children, 10 boys and II
girls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
PRESBYTERIAN MEMS
CLUB MEETS TONIGHT

The Mems club OF the First Prssby.
terrain church will hold their fall meet
Ing this evening. when Or. Arthur d.
Hilton, Of the First Baptist church.
will address the members. On this oc-
casion a general get-together meeting
ot all men OF the congregation VIII -
enjoyed. and Elmer Hoelzle will render
an excellent musical program. There
are two hundred and seventy-nve msa
in the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
Presbyterian Rally Week

Rally week at the FRS, Presbyterian
church Is proving most successful. and
each evening n different rally program
Is offered. On Monday. sunday school
night. all departments gathered for
regular social good time; Tuesday was
young peoples night. when the pastor.
Re-. s. ". Gibson. and Mrs. Gibson were
hosts 20 :he young folks.
Wednesday. 4 congregational night.
was q big success. and the mid-week
services were reopeued. Tie program
was an interesting one, and talk was
made BY Rev. Gibson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

after noon from Portsmouth enroute to
the smoky City She is reported carry
ing a very heavy load and will spend
several hours at the local wharf before
leaving for up-river points.
The steamer Leroy Will oock some
time this evening from Hanesvllle WITH
a very heavy cargo for local consumers,
Tho General Wood will dock at .
O'clock from Cincinnati and after laying
AT the local wharf for several hours
will leave on her way to Pittsburgh.
\ stare Of nine feet o. water and sta
tionary was registered late last evening
n the local wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
ELkS MEET TONIGHT
wheeling Lodge Opens Winter sesstous
on rHtoenth Street.

Starting this evening. Wheeling iods"
No. %. 4. Z. o. l.. will resume It's reSu-
lar Thursday meetings at the looHe
rooms on Fifteenth street.
Many Innovations are being planned
by the officers. and interesting sessions
are IN store for those who attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
TAKES NEW POSITION

William Dunkin. for many years con-
nected with the credit department. Oh
The United States Tire Company. has
rasi gned his position 20 accept SINH
Ior On. with the KIicres Lumber Com
pany. Of South Wheeling.
The news Of Mr.. Dunkin leaving the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
So CREDIT MEN
HEAR MR.. ARbENz
SPEAKER DISCUSSES CREDIT CON.
DITIoNS IN VARIOUS
LOCALITIES
Points Out Means Whereby orHanixa.
tlon Can Ala business

Fffty-r!ne members OF the Wheeling
Association OF Credit Men attended the
roor-day luncheon meeting held yes
Iterday at toe Mcclure hotel. Robert Leo
Boyd. president OF the asSoc.a ton. pre-
sided.
Hon, John =. Aroenz. well known law
yer OF this city. delivered u short and
Interesting address, lie discussed
credit conditions as he has found them
in various cities in which he has visited.
He also pointed out just what members
, Of credi, association can do to better
conditions IN their city.
Several routine matters were taken up
and distressed 1T this time by some ct
lthe members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

, Mrs. Showmearst: "O-o-ch. didn't
know you had your walls PAINTED over.
Mrs. Cpando!ng: We didn't; we used
Blue Devil Cleanser. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

The pen. of course. Is mightier than
the sword. but there never was pan
~ -" 'v,'n r'"-'t long occasionally 70
swap his typewriter for . pair OF boz
J,.s vim lead in them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

tire company came as q surprise tethH
many friends, but they all wish M1
success when he takes up hiso ~ ~
ties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
NEGROES FINED

Charles and Louis Childers colored.
we're fired 500 and costs each by Squire
John Kindr!hcrGcr Yesterday afternoon
on n charge OF falu!tery. They were
arrested by policeman John Smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06

Read and use lntelligencer Want Ads.
Yolll get what you want.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20
Building From Small Beginnings.

Most of the present day business enter
prises of the world had modest beginnings, but
men today hesitate in launching commercial
undertakings unless they have large financial
backing, fearing that the modesty of their eff
forts would be so far overshadowed by their
larger competitors that they would eventually
be lost in the shuttle.
/ Happily, and for the encouragement of the
timid ones, We occasionally have an illustration
of the fallacy of the belief that one must have
large capital in order to win in the business
field. few years ago, Mr.. and Mrs James
McGrath were residents of AIiston. Mass Mrs
McGrath was employed in Boston millinery
store at $12 per week They had $3.50 in bank
They decided to engage in the millinery bust
ness They invested 500 in old hats The
business was established in the McGrath apart
ment Mrs McGrath rebuilt the old hats. Mod
est announcements were carried in the news
papers, and from the day the place was opened
the McGraths were doing business.
Today the McGraths are owners of two de-
partment stores, one in Lawrence Mass. doing
an annual business Of 100000 and another in
Woburn, Mass, doing $4,000 a year The
McGraths were not blessed with any more
business ability than that possessed by ordi-
nary folk Mrs. McGrath knew how to design
hats Mr.. McGrath studied the business de-
tails and in time mastered them They kept
faith with their public. When they advertised
hat to sell at a certain price they sold it at
that price, and the people who paronized them
came to believe that they meant what they said
in their announcements
There are openings in every city in the land
for business enterprises, and they all can be
made success, If the same principles that the
McGraths put in effect are followed by the
owners You don't have to have a fortune to
engage in business. But you do have to pos
sess the character to convince the buying pub
lie that you are giving honest return for the
dollars that you are asking for your merchan-
disc,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20
Another Gynecologist.

It is not impossible there may be
a few readers still surveying who
recall the Confessions of a
Gynecologist." I took a chance
and printed here a few cons ago.
Well, for the benefit of the younger
readers the jin-e-coll-o-jist sort Of
deplored the letdown in morals and
morale among the fair sex in re-
cent years and casually remarked
that he lost respect for all the
young girls who had permitted him
to kiss them when he was a youth
and had retained reverence for one
or two who had been beyond and
above that sort of thing. This part
of the confessions brought some
spirited and pointed, not to say
barbed, comments from fair read
ers, several Of whom wanted to
know whether the kissed girls had
retained any respect for the SNUG
gentleman who was so impartial
and generous with his declarations
of love, etc, for they could none of
them for a moment imagine that a.
man Of such lofty principles and so
on-you can imagine the rest, it's
too scathing to print. Now I do
not know the gynecologfst person
ally, but l vouch for him profess
sionally, and let us remember he
was writing frank confession for
the best purpose in the world,
namely, to encourage young women
to beware of the philandering type
of young man who would take an
option on a woman's fancy but not
"a
action by announcement of an en-
gagement, which might embarrass
his further adventures in philan-
dering. Another gynocologist of
equally good standing has some
thing else to say which 1 take the
liberty to quote:
Your recent article Baseball
versus Barnyard Golf is all very
true, but you step from baseball to
real golf 1 have watched your
slams on this honorable Scotch
game for some time and have con-
cluded that you should be talked
to about it. Evidently you have
never played the game" (True,
true, and pity it's, it's true. 1 have
only played at it. There is as
much science in it as there is in
the game of billiards, and as for
exercise, walking over hill and dale
for SO holes isn't to be sneezed at
It beats your two miles of oxygen
on the hoof because it affords men
tai distraction as we'll as physical"
CWhy, walking is the best time 20
thinki)
Regarding barnyard golf, 1 was
brought up on it and will take you
on for contest of skill any time
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20

@. If the Pacific and Atlantic
fleets come together, which ship
holds place as flagship of both
feet? ID. E. S.
A. The U. S. S. Great Northern,
whose name has been recently
changed to the Columbia, has been
designated as flagship of the feet,
whenever the Atlantic and Pacific
fleets are brought together. The
Great Northern was formerly an
army transport andA is now being
refitted at the New York navy yard.
The old Columbia is now on the list
of navy ships to be sold.
@. What is the Indian legend con-
corning Muscle Shoals? G. H.
A. The Indian legend of the
shoals in the river is that it repre-
sents a contest OF the spirits of
air and water.
@. How old is osteopathy?
A. The principles of oesteopathy
were discovered and formulated by
DR.. Andrew T. Still in 1874. The
first college of osteopathy was OPP
ened in Kirkville, Mo-, in 1892.
@. How long ago were Paisley
shawls made? F. n. K
A The manufacture of the fam
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Drug Habit.

Please tell me how to cure the
cigaret habit, for my husband and
not myself Also, will not such
large doses of quinine be harmful
-(R. P.)
Answer-Glad to send my mail
instruction for overcoming the to-
bacco craving, If you will accom-
pany your request mot clipping)
with a stamped envelope addressed
to yourself mot "city'O. L do not
understand what doses of quinine
you allude to. Quinine is much
abused by the laity! For instance,
there is no good reason for swal-
lowing such a drug in the belief
that it will break up a cold,' and
such abuse often causes injury.
The Restless Sex.
Be so kind as to send me the
.Karell treatment for reduction. 1
am 10 years of age, feet and
inches tall and weigh 139 pounds.
miss B. L. M
Answer wouldn't help you re-
duce for the world. You do not
understandable Karell regimen is
for fat folks.
Eye Strain.
Is it injurious to the eyes to read
while driving? 1 drive five miles
to school morning and evening with
horse and buggy, and in fair
weather 1 study while driving
"a. B. CD
Answer-No, provided you do not
try to read with direct sunlight on
the page.
Old Lady Gloom on the Job.
We had our little girls tonsils
and adenoids removed three weeks
ago, and now a neighbor informs
me the, adenoids always grow in
again. (Mrs. G. F. Nj
Answer - The adenoids do not
always grow in again, only about
once in each two thousand cases.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20

GUS Paisley shawls began early in
the nineteenth century at Paisley
Scotland.
Q. Why is there a b in the word
debt? M. ",
a. The word debt is derived from
middle English det, dette, and from
old French dette. In an effort TO
make the English spelling suggest
more directly the original LatlA
debita the was inserted The
was inserted in island for the same
reason, and 1 in fault, although II
the latter case it came in time 10
be sounded.
Q. Has Jerusalem ever had any
other name? ). Y. u
A. When the Roman Emperor
Hadrian rebuilt Jerusalem after It's
destruction in 20 a. D., he changed
its name to AeIia Capitolina ana
forbade any Jew to dwell In TINS
city.
Is there a bird called the organ
bird? D. NJ. r.
A This name has been given U
two different songbirds whose clear
warbIing notes resemble those
the organ. One is a wren found y
the valley of the Amazon and he
other a piping crow OF TasmanlA
@. How did the slang phrase +"
bant" originate? D. D. 2.
A. This humorous name for di5F
ing with the purpose Of loslls
weight originated in the making o.
a verIeSrom the name. Bant1s
Bantin vas the advocate of such
system, which bears his name
Q. When honey is used IN co0A,,
ing, is it necessary to use s2c''
A. Honey. like molasses. COZ.
tains an acid, and one-fourth ISe :,
spoon Of soda should be usea -.
each cup OF honey. Dissolve ~
soda in a little warm water an
add to honey, stirring unl W
foams. This soda does not III III
the place of leayening, which shou'-
c added in its usual prOPornoe
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20
HEALTH TALKS
By William Brady. M. D
Noted Physician and Author.

the opportunity arises and II l don't
beat you times out of 10, I'll buy
you a good dinner. l used to be
purity good at it, by heck Did you
know that it was part of the orig
ina1 O1ympian games? Bet you
didn't
about the Delicate Idea. l re-
ceived a letter from my youngest
daughter. at --, the other
day in which she speaks of taking
her hikes just the same when
menstruating and it doesn't do her
a bit of harm. She is the youngest
girl on the basketball team, too.
Some kid"
Now, then, feminine readers
brought up on the delicate idea
what have you to say about this
gynecologist's views?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-20

broad stripes. You're so beautiful
at your best. Oh, Edna! Must you
really go today?"
81 must, Elsie, dear. The Pear
sons are meeting me-"
We'll, it's been like a bit of
heaven having you here. 1 love to
entertain, but your visit has been
the dearest of all. You are always
SO unselfsh, Edna"
I've had wonderful time, Elsie.
1t has been a constant delight to
see you and Ernest so happy to-
gether.''
I'VE are happy" Elsie answered
with a little sigh of content. And
1 don't think anybody will ever
come between u.s. It's just as you
said, Edna. Ernest is always SO
sensible