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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
FAVOR HEALTH OVER
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Citizens Opposing Diversion OF
Funds Plan Injunction. If
Necessary.

n the Board OF Education should In
order "a provide funds for musical
instruments in the schools. divert for
that purpose part Of the money ap-
propriated by city Council for improv-
ing sanitary conditions Of the school
buildings. m injunction application 10
tho court would be likely TO follow. A
number of citlzena who have taken In
terest I'm the matter and who believe
that the schools ehouId be made sanl-
tary before more musical Instruments
are provided II thore arc not funds
for both purposes have consulted
counsel and have been Informed that IN
the event Of tho above happening. thoy
would have a good case. and no has
agreed to take tho matter into court
II asked 70 do 80.
Members Of tho board intimate that
nothing is likely 10 bc done. ~ their
meeting next Monday night whom bids
for musical Instruments are 10 be
opened, that will make it necessary for
that body 10 defend its action IN court.
It ip Inferred therefore. that the idea
cf diverting the funds from one account
10 another Is not likely TO he carried
out
However. opponents are prepared FOR
cventuaiitics and they are waiting 10
see which way tho cat Jumps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
REV. WELLS INVITES
POLICEMEN TO Church
Nesley Church Pastor Asks Them
to Attend Service Next
Sunday Night.

Rev. Zack Wells, pastor Of Wesley
NJ. z. Church. appeared before the
Board Of Police Commissioners yester-
dav IN accordance with his yearly Gus
tom and issued an invitation 70 the
commissioners and members OF the force
10 attend the services IN his church
next Sunday evening a. 80 o'clock.
Doubtless many VIII attend.
Three pe trolInen were arraigned be-
fore the board. charged with reporting
tate and all were adjudged guilty. Two
were fined the equivalent Of g day
ray and the other the equivalent Of
Two days pay.
Applications for places on the force
were received from Oscar W. McC4ee.
2 East Twenty-eighth street Leonard
W Truirr. sos West Thirteenth street.
Horace NJ Butt. 1903 Rodney street;
Frank A Bishop. Blue Ball. and Roy
Z. Lane, ees West Second street. They
Will take the usual course. a letter
was received from former PatrOlTnan
Edwin W. Hickman. asking 10 be re-
trstated on the force. He resigned n
take up farming last October. The
board ordered q letter sent him request
Ing that he Ill out a regular application
blank.
Hyrlson, who turned in his equipment
.ast week, was ordered dropped from
he rolls.
Seventy-eight arrests Were made last
week and eleven prisoners sent TO the
workhouse Fines and costs collected
amounted 70 s875.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
ANTHONY HIGGINS A
LIMERICK WINNER
Guyencourt Man Gets First Hon.
ors Today in Every Even
ing's CONTEST.

Today's winner in Every Evening
limerick offer is Anthony Higgins
Guyencourt. whose offering is printed
here:
I'm benjamin Bigelow Blink
For a flfvver I can't raise the chink;
l don't like TO hike.
So I'll buy me a bike.
From Mountz & Mckinney. ] think.
The others worthy Of special mention
are printed below
For repairing. especially Dodge.
See Tom Scott at tho Stoeckle garage
He'll be very glad
As he states in hts ad.
To condition ii Al. and 10 lodge.
by Miss Mary Ribolzi,
ao- West Third street.
When my Steno was going 70 leave,
I found there was no need to GROVE;
Every Evening did Say.
Typewriting each day;
So a Want Ad my mind did relieve.
BY sue Y. Doherty.
Sl7 Van Buren street
There was a thin girl named Winnie
Who went 10 see Mountz & Mckinney
she purchased bike
To ride on the Pike.
Now Winnie no longer IS skinny
By Mrs NJ 7 Jordan.
Sl4 West Second street
Said John. Il am off for the day
To buy me a brand new coupe.
But Keil's al says a Ford.
And since prices have SCARED.
& second hand Will do anyway.
By 3 I. Brice.
l1cl West Second street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
HERCULES CLUB MEETS.
Members Of Accounting Department
Near Interesting Discussion.

AT a meeting Of the Hercules Club.
held last Monday evening. I'm the parish
house of Trinity Church. various mem-
bers of the accounting department of
the Hercules Powder Company ad-
dressed the club and told of the various
phases of the work covered 10y this de-
partment. This meeting is the first of
series TO he held by the club for tho
purpose of better acquainting the mem-
bers with the workings of the different
departments Of the company.
&. G. Hopes. comptroller of the Her
cules Powder Co. presided over the
meeting X. II. Dunham, president, was
also present and contributed to the dis
cussion. An additional feature was n
vocal solo by John Hayes. accompanied
by Miss Katherine McFaul. The newly
formed Hercules orchestra also render
ed several instrumental selections.
which were well received.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
ISDoRsE DEMONSTRATION WEEK.
Merchants 10 Advertise In County Pa
ners TO Seek Business.

Members Of the Mercantile section
cf The Chamber of Commerce Mon
day indorsed q plan proposed by their
officers. for a Demonstration Week
March 1919. II was decided 10 adver-
tise in the down State newspapers as a
means az attracting customers TO this
city during the spring display Of goods.
John 5. Mullin suggested 10 the rner-
chants chat because Of the opening Of the
auto bus lines TO West Chester. that
il might be q good thing 70 arrange
for some kind q delivery service for
packa ges. In addition 10 seeking Gus
toners from the section 70 be covered
hy the new line
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits have been issued
ls follows:
French street, 1120; Edward Fahey
owner. Fred Wicllstron, builder. altera-
lions $3.50.
Seymour Road, 2308; a " Fox, owner,
Reed & Bro. builders; private garage
1850
Jefferson street, 2o03; Carlton Bryan,
owner, S. H. Mccoy, builder; addition
81 800.
banning street, 1908; j. Ruahut owner
and builder; addition, $50
Union street, corner Conrad; T. di
Sabatino owner and builder; addition,
$4,000
Market street. Al; Joseph Emory,
,wner, d. DaDgel & Son, builders alter
atoms, $500.
Orange street, 6O4-6. James ".
Mckinley, owner, s. X. Jackson, builder;
alterations, $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
GIRL KILLED BIZ AUTO.
stems in Front of Car Of Mrs. Ernest
DUPONT at Chester.

An automobile owned by Ernest du-
Port Of Kennett Pike struck and NOR
tally tn+urcd -year-old girl. Ada
Anderson. 524 East Eighth street
Chester. Pa. last night. The girl was
rushed to the Chester Hospital, where
she died in a few minutes.
In the machine al the time ot the
accident were Mrs Ernest dupont and
the Chauffeur. Byron kennett. 2124
West sixth street. The machine was
travelling through Chester on its way
10 Wilmington when the child. Il is
said stepped from behind another au-
tomobile directly IN front Of the dupont
machine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

blood cleanser ois 5. 5. 5, the purely
vegetable blood medicine, which has been
on the market for more than fifty wears.
Il is sold by druggists everywhere.
Ii you are afflicted with this form 81
skin disease do not expect TO be cured
by lotions olntments, salves and other
local remedies, as they can not possibly
reach the source OF the trouble, which Is in
the blood Begin taking ). 5. ;. today
and write 3 complete history OF your case
TO our chief medical adviser who viii give
YOU special Instructions, without charge
Write at once to Medical Director, S27
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
N. {. CONFERENCE At
CR|SF|ELD MARCH 50
Fifty-third Session Will Hold tor
One Week in Maryland
Town.

Crisfield. Md. March o-Plans are
practically complete here for the as
semhling OF the fifty third session of
the Wilmington Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. which
VIII hold its first session at Emmanuel
Church. on Wednesday. March 80. fol-
lowing n preliminary session on Tues
day night Bishop w. +. Mcdowell of
Washington Will preside over the de-
liberations of the conference.
The Wilmington Conference has been
entertained twice before by Emmanuel
Church-once in 1856 and again in 1912
The ministers of the conference are
manifesting keen interest In the APP
preaching sessions. as considerable i'm
portant work is to be accomplished.
The Lay Conference. which has beon
called 10 meet during the week. Will
probably hold only a one-day session,
as the plans Of the entertaining church
did not include entertainment for it. and
Crisield has no hotel or other facih-
ties TO care for the large number who
Will probably he in attendance.
The preliminary session OF the con
ference will be held at night. Tuesday,
March % in charge of Rev. DIR. John
w K. SumwaIt. and will be addressed
by Rev. Or. Luther f. Lovejoy of
Chicago on March 80 the organization
OF the conference will be effected after
the sacrament is administered. The
business sessions will be held each
morning. on Wednesday the ami
versar-y Of the women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will be observed. with
Mrs William H Carson presiding
Mrs Florence Hooper of Baltimore will
-, y, hn .r-y- CNf
the women's Home Missionary Society
will he held Thursday. Mrs Emma +
Weldin presiding and Mrs. y. B Street
Of Washington making the address
The Veterans recognition services will
5e held Friday afternoon. continuing AZ
the evening session. In charge Of Rev
Dr z. H. Dashieu. and addresses viii
he delivered by Rev. Or. 7 r. Hirgeiey
of New York and Rev. Dir Watson F.
IIannan. professor Of eXegetical the
ology. Drew Theological Seminary,
Madison. y J. Tr Hannah VIII also
speak at several other sessions Of the
Conference The memorial service will
h. held sunday afternoon, with Roy
Dr T r Terry as chairman
other branches Of church work
having special recognition include the
centenary Movement. the Fpworth
League. the sunday SChooi ana the
Anti saloon League Among the speak
.rs will he Rev Drs ". ]. Wade and
charles E. Guthrie Of Chicago. Clarence
True Wilson OF Washington: @ ".
Crahhc of the Anti-Saloon League;
Joseph c Nate Of Chicago: W. S.
Rowe a returned missionary from
trrica. " G. Harris. Milton Mccain.
w s Rovard r c Beboch E c.
Prettyraan. r X Stephenson. Music
VIII be furnished hy the conference
thoir. under the direction OF former
REPRESENTATIVE Walter Q. Honecker q
delaware. and hy the choir Of I'm
manuel church The entertainment Of
tn, ministers and delegates Is furnished
free by the members Of Emmanuel
Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
FEDERAL COURT CALENDAR.
Ferty three Cases on Docket, But Ne
Now Ones Of Importance.

The calendar OF tho Federal Court,
March term. was called yesterday.
Although there are 43 entries, there
arc no new ones of importance; the
majority being cases that have al
ready advanced through several stages
of hearings and arguments and await
further proceedings to reach settle
ment Among these are the two
actions of Coco Cola BottllnR Co. va
Coco Cola Co. and tho Lanston Mono
type Co. va. Pittsburg Type Founding
Co.
Tho case of Fred Il. Cushman In
bankruptcy is still on tho calendar. al
though II will probably be dropped
On the criminal side there are four
cases of infraction of the postal laws.
several cases under tho migratory bird
act and the Vostead act. The defend
ants In sevoral of those have disappear
ed. but the titles are still carried.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
THIEVES COT zoos y. Y. AUTOS.

Albany. March 9-To spur the Leg
islature into expedIttng the enactment
IF laws 10 prevent automobile thefts,
the New York State Bureau Of Muni-
cipal Information, an offshoot Of the
Mavors Conference, sent to each legis-
lator Monday a report showing that 7.005
automobiles had been stolen in the cities
OF the State during the last year and
that only 1896 had been recovered BY
the police The report estimates the
value OF the stolen motor cars at ap-
proximatelv S7,000,O0O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Many a Pretty Face
Spoiled by Pirnples

Don't close your ewes 70 the warning
which nature gives, when unsightly pm
pies appear on your face and other parts
Of the body
Not only are these pimples and splotches
dlshgIring, but they lead to serious skin
diseases that spread and cause the most
discomfortlng irritation and pain Some
tunes they foretell eczema, boils, bllsters,
scaly eruptions and other annoyances
that burn like flames Of fire, and make
YOU feel that your skin is ablaze.
When these symptoms appear on any
part Of the body, take prompt steps
TO rid the blood OF these disorders And
the one remedy which has no equal as
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Letters Of administration have been
granted in the office Of Register Of Wills,
Isaac r. Brown recently u Thomas "
Logan. on the estate Of Mary i Logan.
Mill Greek hundred; Sarah 7 Singles,
on the estate Of William 7 Singles Of
White Clay Creek hundred
Letters testamentary were also granted
10 John Thompson Brown. Wilmington
hundred, on the estate Of Joaquin i. Gle
Yignler. Brandywine hundred; Farmers
Trust Company. Of Newark o. tie e.
tate Of George ". Steele. Of White CLAW
<.Ieek hundred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

Drs 1s DraoHelds Female Regulator
Tins tonic for only is based upon the prescrnton f
@l maze the disorders of his life
s Va" % Just that for Il get Dr.
thanks Tor the suggestion that brought that viii g
Sold by al drug stores ID 81 % bottles ~ - "" s'~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Policeman Finds Iocket.

A gold locket with the initials Il 2.
c." was found BY Policeman Gold al
Ninth and Market streets last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
PROSPERITY RETURNING
Franklin Auto Co. Report shows Re.
vival Of Motor Car Business.

According 70 T. {. T'lrich. local man
ger ~ tho Franklin Wilmington Motor
car Co. business for the month OF Feb
ruary as reported by tho Franklin Au-
tomobnc Co. Of Syracuse. n Y. shows
that sales are keeping up to high
level. By February 10 the entire
months production had been sold. and
10 meet the overdemnnd the factory was
called upon for 100 more cars than
planned for Shipments for the month
tOtallcd 952 cars. or within 35 OF the
hest February In the company's his
tory.-this occurring last year. A new
record would have been hung up this
year but for the fact that February
1921 had one less day than Februarv
1920. - sxssxf -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

Try an Every Evening Want Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

pants. and the victim OF betrayal b.,
Balm.
Thc suit was entered IN Tho prir
ccss Ann" County Circuit Court las.
N"r"mh"r ana tn" trial. lasting near
Is three days, ended two weeks az.
with a verdict for Tho pluiutim ..
10000. judy" r H. Wilcox an.
Harry ~ Erinkl"y for the d.rcn,.
moved u.w trial iluiutIn'g an
t"rn"ys w'r" N"uhh<. MiD"r pilcN.
"r. nad Parsons ANA Judge AckiSs. OF
Virginia I!"a'n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

entered. Judge White. sitting in
chambers at Portsmouth. ruled upon
motion by dcf.ns" for setting aside
tn" verdict and grantin. a new trial
Appeal was noted ANA the case viii
b" taken To the state Supreme Court
of Appeals, at Richmond
Mrs. W"odhousc sued Balm his
VIII" aud Conrad for G.oOO damages.
that II" daughter by a form
~ marriage. Anni" Moore. had been
N" victim OF conspiracy. in which
IN" three defendants w"r. parii,.i-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
JUDGE SUSTAINS VERDICT
IN $4,000 DAMAGE SUIT

special to The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK. March Ncrdic, for
S""'"V" damages given by Il Princess
Nnh', Jury ia IN" circuit Court of that
county Two weeks az" in favor of
MrS. Niicc Woodhousc against IT,. -
h'!h. wealthy Portsmouth business
man. Mrs. Eaiu and j. Conrad w.s
sustained by Juir" H. -. White to-
""E' ana judgment for tn" amount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
ST ERl.lNG SILVER
SiiN Err PLATE.
cur GLASS

SUPREME ~ QUALITY
MODERATE: ~ PRICE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

point as to whether the ship was
tt ia" Jurisdiction of tho Fedora.
Courts hy bong in navi-unl.
Whi'rs ur whether by being r.d To-
turN ia" ease comes within turf--
auction Of tn" state Courts, well
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Covered Dishes. 81

Odds ana ends ot oval
and Round Covered bi-h-
'S Will. they last.
choice. Si.un.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
WOODBRIDGE

The members of the Methodist
Episcopal church recently gave a re-
ception to their pastor. the Rev. l..
b. McMickle and his bride. The
pastor and his bride were heartily
congratulated by everyone present
and were later presented with a
beautiful bouquet and $50 in gold
as a token of appreciation and at
lection.
DR.. and Mrs, Olin Bradford are
entertaining DIR. Bradford's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bradford, of New
port. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bradford, of
New York, will be the weekend
guests of DIR. and Mrs. Bradford.
Miss Elizabeth Muchenfuss has
entered the Woman's College at New
Brunswick.
Miss Carolyn Valentine will enter
Columbia University this week.
Mrs. c. A. Campbell entertained
the Auction Bridge Club Friday at
ternoon. There were tables of
members present and no guests.
Mrs. b, w, Hoagland won the first
prize. two mantle ferns; Mrs. c. nj.
Cooper, a bon-bon box; Mrs. w. M.
Weiant. third, half a dozen plates,
and Mrs. w. Fl. Prall, fourth, a jard-
mere. Delicious refreshments We're
served. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs, j. G..
Walker in Bellemeade when the
club will be entertained at luncheon
at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Lewis, of Full
ton street, are receiving congratula-
tons upon the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. Lewis was formerly Miss Myrtle
Peoples.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
BY N, Il. A.

BY N. L. A.
NEW YORK.-Rainbow Halliday
10 a girl who owns a rich copper
mine. Or rather she thinks she owns
it..
She meets the handsome George
Standish. He owns the mine. but
she doesn't know it. ,
She learns to love Standish and
when she finds he is engaged to an
other girl-and she simultaneously
learns that the mine morally be-
longs to him-she is willing to saeri-
flee both love and riches.
Then the "otnrer woman steps in.
And there is jealousy and bitter
ness. And Rainbow changes her
mind and hangs onto the mine. Ana
in the end Standish realizes which
is the fright girl"
That's the story of Alice Calhoun's
newest film vehicle.
Miss Calhoun Is starred as Rain
bow Halliday" in the picture. Rain
bow That is her name and 1t Is
also the name of the mine.
1t Is a story of the conflict be-
tween love and riches.
In it Miss Calhoun has the oppor-
tunity to display her art In the sud
den Transformation from the girl or
tho mining town, who knows moth
ing of the splenders of cities ana
the lure of fine clothes, to the beau
tiful young woman of the city.
AS the little country girl she had
been treated like a child by Standish.
Hers was an unrequited love, and
when she discovers that the copper
mine her father had left her really
belonged to him, she was unselhsh
enough to wish him to have it to
make him happy.
Hut she didn't bargain for the
,old, callous Estelle Jackson-the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
DISTRICT COURT

Judgments for amounts totaling
$231.92 were made in the district
court session held before Judge
Charles C. Hommann Friday. The
following four cases We're all on con-
tract:
In the Ease of Simon Kahine
against Mckinley Harris Judgment
for the plaintiff for $3.50 plus costs
of S4.2 90 was made. Thomas L. Han
son represented the plaintiff.
Judgment for $7S.62 was rendered
in the action brought by Alex Kali
mar against Mike Gilbrain, The
plaintiff was represented by John
Delaney.
In the case of Simon Kahine, rep
resented by Thomas l.. Hanson.
against Aran McKessie judgment for
$25 was made.
Robert Riis & Company obtained
a Judgment of s12o.S0 in its case
against solomon Duhow, ]. d. Jos-
elsen was attorney for the company,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27
CINEGRAMS
SALESMAN SAM

CNEGRAMS
Ann Forest is in France filming
Loves ~Boomerang,"
Thomas Meighan's next vehicle
will be "A Proxie Daddy"
80 g
Pearl White has finished for Fox
picture open Your Eyes" E
Henry Arthur Jones Beyond"
starring Ethel Clayton, is out.
Mary Pickford, says rumor, has
bought back motion picture rights
to Tess of the Storm Company" one
of her early successes.
Gloria Davenport. daughter of the
late Homer Davenport, famous car
has a role in Rex Migrants
film, Turn to the Right"
Nazimova is going to try roper
In film production, her first
step being perturbation of Oscar
Wilde's "Salome" and Ibsen's "A
House."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-27

, woman Standish was TO marry. Nor
the three old friends of her father
who were her foster "daddies.' The
former was going to take the mine
away from Rainbow, and the latter
were determined she should keep 1t.
Everything ends happily when
StandIsh comes seeking her, not to
force his claim to the disputed mine,
but to ask her to marry him.
In the picture, which is released
by V%itagraph. Jack Roach plays the
part of Standish. Cecil Kern is Es-
tclle, and William Gross. Charles
Kent and Tom O'Malley are the
foster "daddies."
Movies: SIS Per Seat.
Would you pay IS to see a movie?
That's the price charged at the
world premiere of Peter Ibbetson,"
the first perturbation of the De
Maurier novel, at the Hotel Plaza IN
New York. The S. showing was ar
ranged between Paramount and the
Film Mutual Benefit Bureau, an or
%ganization which throws open the
homes of prominent society people
as locations for pictures made in and
around New York. Fees charged for
these locations are contributed TO
Anne Morgan's American Committee
for Devastated France and the Ma
ternity Center of New York. Pro-
eeeds of the "Peter Ibbetson" pre-
miere go to the same charities.
$50
Where All the Marks Go
Is Germany broke? Not as far as
motion pictures are concerned. Ac-
cording to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" the
eapital invested in the German film
industry last January / was 9S.751,-
600 marks. And on July 1. the
amount had risen to 1~92,0S5.SO0
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