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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Stomach Trouble?
Indigestion?
Stomach Trouble and sieeplessnesS
Can be Relieved Mrs. Boyd says.

Linside. w. Va.-"This Is GO certify
that I have used Dr. Ploree's Golden
Medical Discovery. and 4 can recom-
mend IL very highly 90 suffering hu-
manity. I had been sufferer from
indigestion and stomach trouble Tor
over five months. nothing 7 ate agreed
with me and could not sleep well at
night. I used four packages of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery aud
received the greatest Of results from
its use. I am using the Pleasant
Pellets now and find them 10 give good
satisfaction. I am at present in very
good health due 20 the use of Dr.
Pierce's medicine.--Mrs. Hattie BOYD,
X. F.. ID. /. Box A.
You can put yourself In the pink
OF condition by obtaining Dr. Pierce s
Golden Medical Discovery In LIQUID or
tablets from yo-r neighborhood drug
gist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Sen. du Pont in Chicago TODAY.

United States Senator Coleman du
Pont who has been recuperating in
Colorado. and who is on his way east
was due IN Chicago today, where he
is To stop off for a few hours and look
after some business affairs. He is ex-
pected TO reach New York tomorrow
morning.
The Senator is expected to remain
In New York until Saturday or Sun
day and then will come to this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
BOLD MOTOR THIEVES.

Gray Williamson of Greenwood,
came to this city yesterday in Ford
touring car which he parked along
Tenth. While he was shopping the car
was stolen.
On Saturday morning a Ford car
was reported stolen at almost the
same spot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
DEMOCRATS TO MEET OCT. 90.
0fiiciai Notice of State Committee
Meeting to Go Ont This Week.

The next meeting of the Democratic
State Committee will be held at Dover
on October %. Official notices will
probably go out this week to the mem
bers of the committee.
Originally it had been planned to
have the meeting on October Is, but
Henry II. Isaacs. State chairman, has
received letters from various down
state Democrats, who have informed
him they will be out of the State until
hthe 18th, possibly later. and that they
could not attend a meeting on that
date
Mr.. Isaacs thereupon decided to ad-
vance the date and had decided upon
the 22d.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
stelnIe to Entertain churchmen.

The Mems Lutheran Society of Della
ware. composed Of about 14O male
members of Zion Lutheran Church,
will be guests of It. II. Steinle, 700
King street, tonight. Plans will
probably be discussed for making the
annual house e-to-house visits to- the
members OF the church in the latter
part of November. The purpose of
these visits is to renew interest in
the church work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Church House for Harrison st. NJ. f.

Church House for Harrison st. NJ. f.
AT a meeting last night of the Of
fetal board of Harrison Street NJ. F.
Church il was unanimously decided
10 build a church house and parson-
age on the church lawn at Seventh
and Harrison streets. and to remodel
the auditorium of the church. The
present seats will be exchanged for
pews, the pulpit viii be placed in an
other location, and the whole interior
win be remodeled. A building COM
mittee will be appointed shortly. Rev
William u. Habbart is pastor of the
church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
THREATENED FAMILY.
Howard Brown, Negro, Blamed
Trouble on Nerves.

"I' wasn't drunk, Judge. I'm suffer-
ing from nervousness and had taken
some medicine" Howard Brown, ne
gro, stated in Municipal Court today,
when he was arraigned on a charge of
breach of peace, preferred by his
father. The father said Howard had
threatened to kill the entire family.
Brown explained that when ne
started to quarrel with his sister his
nerves went to pieces, which made
him utter the threats. Judge Lynn ad-
vised Brown not to let his nerves get
the best of him in the futrue and con-
tinued the case until October 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Meginnlss.KeInan.

Miss Anne C. Keinan, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Keinan, 223
North Connell street, and f. Carlton
Meginniss of Washington. d. G.. were
married in Second Baptist Church at
o'clock last evening. Miss Lorraine
Keinan and Benjamin r. Meginniss
were the attendants. After wedding
trip to Ocean Grove. Asbury Park
New York and the Delaware Water
Gap, the bride and groom will live in
Washington, ID. C.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Thieves steal Clothing.

Last night a large showcase at the
entrance to the store of a prominent
clothing dealer on Market street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh. was pried
oper and clothing to the extent OF
500 in value was reported stolen. The
stolen articles consisted of one sull
suit, parts of two other suits and a
childs suit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
FORD WINS s2,O00,OO SUIT.
Was Not Notified Of Infringement of
Ignition Co.'S. Patent.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Chicago, Oct. 4.-The United States
Court of Appeals today reversed a
decision Of Judge A. b. Anderson at
Indianapolis giving the X. w Ignition
Company a verdict of approximately
So. 100000 against the Ford Motor
Company.
The ignition company charged the
Ford factory had manufactured for
its own use ignition coils on which the
X. w. company held a patent.
The Court of Appeals held, that this
defendant had not been notified of any
infringement of patent rights.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
RUSH FOR LIBERTY BONDS.
s5s,0oo,OO0 Worth Change Hands ir
Half Day.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York. Oct. 4.--There was heavy
trading today in Liberty bonds and
Victory notes after several days Of
comparative dullness.
Transactions in these issues during
the first half. Of the session on the
Stock Exchange Appropriated $780,
900, or about rs per cent Of the en-
tire dealings in the bond market.
Victory 4&'s were most active, adj
vancing to 99.46. or a fraction below
their high record Of last week.
New maximums for the year were
made by Liberty second, third and
fourth 4it's the latter showing special
strength.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Cnmnerson discharged.

As a coroner's jury rendered a YER
dict of accidental death. nolle pross-
qui was entered in Municipal Court
today in the case of Samuel Camper
son. driver Of an automobile which
struck and killed Wayne Layton Ir-
win at Newport recently.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Wholesalers to Nee.

Members Of the wholesale section OF
the Chamber of Commerce viii meet
in the rooms of-the Chamber tonight
Business relative to extending their
campaign for business down the Del,
maryia peninsula will be discussed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Liberty Bond Quotations.

D EAH8DNlHtta ? IEHN % T7FEFE T1|THINE-
New York. Oct. Liberty bond
quotations at noon: Threes. $3.50.
first as, 90.7s bid: second As. 900:
first 4A's. 91.3s;' second. AS. oi06i
third AIS. 9420: fourth 4it's. 9t.30:
Victory 3&'s. 9942; Victory fA's.
99.44.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
WEDDINGS.
Keesey- Davies.

Mrs. John G. Hartman announces
the marriage of her niece, Miss Flor
ence d. Keesey, and Harry c. Davies
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Davies
both of this city. on July l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Nem York Excursions.

The Pennsylvania railroad announc-
es excursions to New York on sun
day, October %, and Sunday, Novem-
lber 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Eden Lodge to Initiate.

Eden Lodge, I. o. o. F., will confer
the first degree on a class of candi-
dates on Thursday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
M'ELMOYLE CASE TO
COME BEFORE TIE
'PRESBYTERY TODAY
Continued from page /

them as you may desire. or to adopt
others of similar import. We also call
attention to the Conference OF Chris
tian Citizens on Disarmament, which
IL is proposed 10 hold In washington.
ID. c., October 30 TO November e."
, 1921-10-12
CITY BRIEFS

Jake Grouse is spending the day in
the city from his home at Bates
creek. Ks
c. A. Rainwater has returned to
I;cnver after spending several days
here looking after business interests
and visiting with friends.
Or. W. o. Payne is confined to one
OF the local hospitals.
] B. Barnes. attorney for the Mid.
west Refining company is in Wash.
ington. D. c. looking after legal mat
tsrs OF importance.
Jack Scott has returned from Grey.
tuil where he has recently established
n clothing company. He viii atteni
L, DEAFNESS with the Scott clothing
concern here for several days.
n. e. Nafstnycr Of Billings. Mont.
is registered at the Henning hotel
while looking after business matters
terc.
E. ]. waite of Lincoln. rseb.. IL at
tending TO business in tho city for
the next few days.
l.. II. Mood OF Denver returned to
his offices there last night after spend
ing several days here ~transactinr
business.
II. T. cleaver OF Denver is regis
tered at the Hcnning while looking
after his oil interests 1 n this part Of
the state
G. A. Smith of Denver II calling or
txs!ness aoqua.nrances OF Casper.
i. G. Taylor is spending sewers.
days In the city from Denver on bust
, 1921-10-12
PERSONALS

Mrs Byron Pauiiey is leaving for
Thermopoiis. where she VIII spend
several days
Mrs. Fred Moore left this morning
for Thermopoiln. where she> will visit
with relatives for several days.
Mira t. r. Knittls and son OF Doug
las are guests at tho home of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. s. Knittle. formerly of that
city.
Mi. and Mrs. Nell Tyler and chill
dren are visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Tyier's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. q
Nicolaysen.
Mrs Robert veltch is leaving for
Thermopolis. where she will spend the
remainder OF tho week.
Miss Hettis Mcnamara left this
morning for Thermopoils. where she
will attend tho state teachers owen
ton.
Miss Peggy o,Nsii who Is spending
several days In Thcrmopolis is cx-
I@~t~0 ~ AA%aAh Az tAnt VI TINS Week.
&
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Melrose of
San Diego. Cal. are visiting with
friends hero en- route TO their home
In Nebraska, where they will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Altman. who
have been visiting at the Alex Duthie
home in the city have left for their
home in Portland. Ore.
Mrs A. j. Preston OF Portiand
Ore. arrived last Monday from Den.
yer n Will visit here with her sister
Mrs. GIL. FIRST. The sisters have not
seen each other for twenty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Wheeler are
leaving for Thermopolis tomorrow
morning where Mr.. Wheeler will at
tend a meeting OF tho school trustees.
He will make an address.
Miss Betha Davis. who broke her
ankle last week. is Improving.
MI. ana Mrs. 3. ". stephens IL
spending he week here visiting with
friends before returning to their home
In Nebraska from Denver where they
, 1921-10-12

ness connected VITA tbs Taylor ana
Clay brokerage
Hsner " Hutchinson of Canon
City, Colo. is registered among the
business guests At the fleming hotel
A. H Carroll left last night for
Denver after attending TO business In
~terests here.
J. c. Counts OF tie Sun Eleetricl
company has left for an e,sht-day
huatins trip in the jackson Hole
Stuart Essleson OF Chicago. who
spent yesterday looking after business
interests In trSeity. has returned TO
HIS headquarters.
A. w Gray lett iaas night for hi.
Offices in Denver after looking after
business interests here for several
]. j. FIsmmins Of Basin. 4. spend
Ing ssverai days hero looking after
business interests.
J. c. s,uar, OF Chicago, who IA.
been looking after business with his
customers has returned to the windy
A E r0bins0n isct las, nIsht for
W. p. Heath of Omaha. who h..
been r~ansacffnE business her. FOR the
last lew days has left for the east.
Harry c. Davis left last night for
Denver after spending the last few
says attending to business interests
J. Patterson a left for chadron
after spending several days in this
city attending to business.
Andy E. Rodeli. one Of the pioneer
druggists OF this state. has returned
10 his HON in Cheyenne after visit
Ing with his son here.
J. A Richardson OF Denver 70
turned to his headquarters last night
after t~ransacting business here over
yesterday.
L. G. Hartneii of Denver il regis.
tered at the Henning hotel while
looking after business interests here.
-
Roy spurlock left this morning for
The Buzzsrd ranch
p. Q. McDousai and r. w. Hart.
sen who spent yesterday here have
returned to Cheyenne.
s c. H'nkie Of Cheyenne is spend.
ing several days here looking after
business matters Of Importance.
, 1921-10-12

have been attending to business inisr.
eats.
Mss Anna capsllsn left this morn.
ing for yhsrmopo,is where she win
spend several days attending the meet
Ing Of the teachers
Mrs. Joe Denhzm "a expsetea TO re
turn this week from Missouri where
b has been visiting at her old home
for several weeks.
Miss Clara Bolton il spending en-
era days In Thermopoiis.s She viii
return to her work here. Friday eve
ming.
AIR. and Mrs Charles Weed who
have been Visiting with friends and
relatives for the past weeks. have re-
turned TO their home here.
Miss Anna Bell Mason has returned
from Dcnvsr where she has been VS.
ittng with friends
Mrs. Affamae s,oddard. aceompan-
led by her baby son Jack. has re-
turned from Norton. kzns., where she
has been visiting with friends and
relatives for the past two weeks
Mrs n. j. Burke Is In Denver visit
ing with friends for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Schultz Of
Salt Greek. are spending several days
IN the city on business and Waiting
With friends and relatives.
, 1921-10-12

OF section No Is really worth the
price asked. but 10 to Il Or sections
are oe<- At .sc. for they are more
or less broken and leaky. ] offered
one dealer. and vii offer them all
this hrht and broken honey for 81
per case less than they have paid
50 TAR When you buy a comb o. nv
honey ask your dealer TO weigh Il
and see to II that you get your mon
ey's worth VA. MoSTELLEE.
acsts
, 1921-10-12

cheyenne after spending yesterday
N mi city attending to business in
J. c. Crawford OF Denver 4. regis.
tered az the Henning hotel while
boxing after business interests IN this
c. NJ Scott. Jr.. of Tulsa. Okla. {,
looking after oil interests in this
state and is now making a tour OF in.
speetion OF the renne-ies here.
Rev, J. F. Blodsei, state missionary
OF the Baptist church has returned
from Gienrock whore he held services
At the Baptist church last Sunday.
Louis kraohikss has returned to The
city from Cheyenne where he spent
the week end looking after business
interests.
Thomas Lvathigs who spent sever
al days OF last week in Chr,enns on
eusiness has returned to his work
here.
George Beaton who has been look.
Ing after business IN Cheyenne for the
last few days has returned TO his Of
fees here.
NJ l. Roman has returned from a
short business trip TO the northern
part OF the state.
NJ T. Rathvon OF the Western
states company, has left for Montana
, 1921-10-12
HONEY HONEY, HONEY,

IL has come to my attention tina;
some dealers are shipping in iigh,
weight comb honey. This is all RICH,
y u Is sold for a reasonable price.
Dealers are asking ssc per pound for
my fancy on which ! guarantee to
weight not LESS than Is ozs. per
section and many sections weigh as
much as 10 ozs- INK over. Not less
than OF, sections is No. l n
all capped and fastened to -four sides
, 1921-10-12

bin street. Thursday evening from Z
O'Clock on. All of the members OF the
congregation and friends are invited
10 come The ladies' are asked 20
bring boxes
X Of c. Dance
Tonight
The Knights OF Columbus will hold
an informal dance at the Mullln club
this evening In recognition OF the
event Of Columbus day.
, 1921-10-12

where he viii look after business in
teres;s for several dsys-
a G. libby has returned from chey-
enne where he was called to transact
business matters .
Ray Cook OF the Casper Pharmacy
has returned from a state board meet
ing Of pharmacists which was held IN
Douglas
J.. II. Haidsman has returned to
anterests here the first Of the week.
Bert Erpiy OF tbs Ware Bros COM
headquarters after calling on his Gus
toners here.
James Hicoci of Denver Is looking
after business interests in this city
for several days.
DR.. \. F. Hofs has arrived in Los
Angeles and is a guest az the Clark
hotel where he intends 10 remain for
several weeks
Julian Lever LETT last night for
Chadron where he viii attend to busl
nces for the Northwestern railroad.
Mrs Ray s. ffupe of worland Is at
tending TO business interests here and
. calling on friends.
! Miss Eva McDanieis. a teacher In
the public schools and who was con
, 1921-10-12

Mis- Fannie Bell BASES left this
morning for Thermopolis where she
VIII spend several days
, 1921-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Ham o. this
city are visiting with friends and rela
lives in Dsyer.
, 1921-10-12

Miss Eva McDanieis. a teacher In
he public schools and who was con
, 1921-10-12

Miss cieoia Lilly is attending the
teachers convention which is being
held in Thermopoas.
, 1921-10-12
Boz Social at
North Casper.

The Young Peoples society OF the
North Casper chapel will give a box
social at the church. 1905 North Dur
, 1921-10-12

Mrs Ray S. Irupe of woriand is at
calling on friends.
, 1921-10-12

Julian Lever LETT last night for
.Chadron where he viii attend to busl
nees for the Northwestern railroad.
, 1921-10-12

nected with the Y. W. c. A las; sum
tner, left this morning for ThernopoIis
tor several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic johnson has re-
turned to Gienrock after visiting over
the weekend with friends here.
, 1921-10-12
women's Missionary
Society Meets.

An interesting meeting of the Won
ans Missionary society Of the Metho
dist church vas held yesterday after
noon at the home OF Mrs j. J. Glib
ln- The subject OF tho study Of the
day was Japan. and the refreshn,ent,
served by the hostess carried out the
idea Of that country.
, 1921-10-12

NJ. T. Rathvon OF the Western
states company, has left for Montana
, 1921-10-12

!. y. AppIeman has returned to
, 1921-10-12

Pythisn Sistas
to Meet.
The members OF tho Fythian Sisters
temple will hold a meeting tomorrow
evening ut 8 O'Clock in the 1. o. o.
VI. hall. limitations will DO In order
and q snort entertainment program
will b presented.
The Mesdames Woicott. Hall and
King viii have charge of the refresh
ments.
, 1921-10-12
Mrs.. Hoff..
Is Hostess.
Hour Of Dancing
Lessons Changed.

Miss Ethel Mann who has bean Civ
ing dancing instructions at the Danes
Palace on Saturday Afternoons vii
now hold the same classes IN thu
mornings. The dance Palace will b.
used for teas and social affairs In thu
afternoons,
, 1921-10-12

James HIcock Of Denver Is looking
after business interests in this city
for several days.
, 1921-10-12

In honor of the Rev. and Mrs. l.. z.
Carter OF the Methodist church q re
ception will be held Thursday evening
to which all Of the members of the
congregation n the other ministers
and their families are invited to at
tend The affair will he held at the
Methodist church at 7:3o o'ciock.<
A program including musical and
Evolutionary number viii be presented
and Entertainments will be se.od.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-02
CITY SLOW To BACK
FAIR, SAYS MAYOR
Moore, in Letter, Says Citizens
and Associations Have Failed
to Respond to Call
SEES BOOM IN FALL

Citizens and associations have not
responded either by subscriptions or
pledges to the appeals in behalf Of the
Sesqui Centennial Exposition to be held
here in 1925.
Mayor Moore said this in a letter sent
today to William II. Tucker. secretary
Of the Philadelphia Board of Trade,
replying to Mr.. fuckers letter of yes
terday urging the necessity OF greater
activity in planning the exposition.
The Mayors letter follows:
II am in receipt Of your communica.
ton of September /, urging greater ac-
tivity in the matter of the Sesqui- Cen
tennial.
"As the OK -officio head Of the Sesqui-
Centennial Exhibition Association. I
have received other communications OF
this kind. all of them patriotic and
we'll. .intentioned. but l have been
obliged to say. as now advise you, that
the real difficulty, much as l regret to
say it. is due to the fact that we do
not have the means to proceed as indi-
Gated.
Citizens or associations have not re
sponded either by way of subscriptions
or pledges. as might have been expected.
Meetings thus far called at the
Mayors office have not been productive
Of that encouragement Of, and conf
dence in. the enterprise that is essen =
tial to its success.
During the months of July and Au-
gust it was practically impossible to
get the members of the Citizens Com
mittce together. There is no doubt in
the Mayors mind thnt the citizens will
eventually get together and that they
will set Philadelphia straight in this
matter which is now reaching n crucial
point
at is not deemed advisable to make
this new start while so many people
who could be helpful are away because
rf the heated spell. At an appropriate
time. however. the general committee
will be called together and the sub com.
mittees will be put to work.
"Mcanwhile. such organizations as
the Philadelphia Board of Trade and
others interested in pushing the exposi-
tion. can render a great service by en-
couragng membership in the Scsqui.
Centennial Exhibition Association and
testing the public pulse in the matter Of
subscriptions that will talk more elo-
quently than mere resolutions of en-.
courasement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-02
DOCTOR SC0FFS
At BATH THEORY
Joseph Walsh, m. D., Doesn't
Believe Daily Bathing Pre-
vents tuberculosis
DISAGREES' WITH BRlT0N

THE daily bath is the usual thing
for the majority of people In the United
States, and I cannot see that It has had
any particular effect on tuberculosis, p"
said DIR. Joseph Walsh. 2026 Chestnut
street. a recognized Philadelphia tuber =
culosis specialist. commenting on a
statement of London authority that
the disease would disappear from the
earth II the practice Of daily baths was
generally adopted.
"Of course, cleanliness is extremely
important and is big factor In the
control of all diseases" said DIR. Walsh,
but there are thousands of persons who
never took bath in their lives who
are not suffering from tuberculosis,
while thousands who have bathed daily
all their lives are afflicted with it. As
a matter of fact. l doubt extremely
II any reputable medical authority made
such a statement"
The statement which DR.. Walsh takes