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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
CONGRATULATES CITY e
ON SUPPLY OF MILK
Dairy Inspector OF Kansns CITY ne.
cinreS Quality nmd Facilities
Are Unsurphssed.

Jackson r. Ernshaw dairy and
food INSPECTOR OF Kansas City. Mo.
who, with r. Yates. chief Of dairy
inspectors OF Kansas City, has lust
completed n survey of the Richmond
MIX market, says: Richmond is to
be congratulated on Its milk sunn,v
tho quality Of milk and the faciiities
you have for marketing II. Your
system is excellent from the health
and sanitary viewpoints, and I con
slider your milk supply. on tho whole.
one OF the city's best assets"
These men from Missouri wero
shown" by DIR. Levy. Director OF
Public Welfare. and DR.. Hudson.
health officer. who have just returned
from New York. where they attended
The. sessioas of the American Pub
lie Health Association last week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
vlrsInIan Quits Consular service.

WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. ga
Robert l.. Gray. Jr. OF this city. who
han been in the United States con-
sular service since 1914. and sta
toned mainly in Germany. has re.
signed. and has engaged In the steel
exporting business In Europe with
several associates. according to
word received here. During the war
he was engaged In diplomatic and
secret service work for the Amerl-
can government in allied and neu-
trail capitals. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
oxstcrs Poor ana SCARCE.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 24.-The oys-
ter situation in this section is I'M
usual. Oysters were never so scarce.
and never more indigerent. Any ono
who has large. fat oysters can de-
mand his own price. Shocked oysters
are selling from sl.4o to s1.6o a GAL
lon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

LYNCHBuRG. VA. Nov. 24.--Mr.
and Mrs. r. =. Thompson. of Six
Mile Bridge. have announced tho
marriage Of their daughters. Misses
Yeriio Marie Thompson TO Alfred
Wheeler Sweeney, OF Lynchburg, and
Miss Beatrice to Jaspor Rosser. OF
Galts Mill. the double ceremony hav-
ing been performed here November
1, by DIR. b. +. Griffith. pastor OF
West Lynchburg baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25

WINCHESTER, VA, Nov. ga
Miss d. Grace Delaney. until recent
Is engaged in educational work In
Williamsport. Pa, was married to-
day to Thomas H. Eddy, clerk In the
Williamsport post-office. by the Rev.
Walter Mark Depp. at the home OF
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l.. Delaney, at Gore. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
INeRoWN TOE NAIL
How to Tougher Skin SO Nail
Turns Out Itself

A few drops of "Outgro- upon tae
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail
reduces Inflammation and pain and 30
toughens tho tender. sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail. that It can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
"Outgro" Is a harmless antiseptic,
manufactured for chiropodists- How.
ever. any one can buy from the drug
store n tiny bottle containing direo-
Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
Gas, Indigestion,
Stomach Misery
-"Diapepsin"

"Pape's Diapepsin" has proven It.
self tho surest relief for Indigestion,
Gases, Flatulence. Heartburn, Sour
ness. Fermentation or Stomach Dis
lress caused by acidity. a few tab
let's give almost immediate stomach
relief and shortly the stomach Is cor
rected SO you can eat favorito foods
without fear. Large case costs only
few cents at drug store. Millions
helped annually.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
AUTOMOBILE RACES.

The automobile races here on July
Fourth. 10 be staged by the Delaware
Horse show Association viii provide
G, ntests OF national character. The
program Is being directed by Horace
T.. Murphy Of Syracuse, and the con
tests and entrants will all he governed
bS the Automobile Associa ton of
America.
The events and conditions are as fol
lows:
Event No. Half mile. Glass D.
Non-stock frce-for- r-ail. time trials
First prize, $50; second, s25; third, SIS
fourth. $40.
Event No Five miles. Class F.
Non stock. $50 cubic inches and un-
der piston displacement. First prize
500; second. $50; third, $50; fourth
$40.
Event No 3-Ten miles. Glass u
Free fur-a1l First prize. s125. sec
ond, s7S. third. $50: fourth. s25.
Event No. Five miles. Handicap
First prize. $50; second, SIS; third
$50 fourth, S25.
Event No. 5-F'ive miles. Class T.
For non-prize winners First prize
$50; second. $50; third, $50; fourth
SIS.
entry fee for each event. So.
Ait entries must be made BY noon
anns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
.BoxingNotes

Paddy Murphy is training daily at
the Delaware A. c. headquarters.
Paddy and Mickey Morris are classed
on equal basis and should come to-
gether in the near future.
The glad hand" rendered Battling
Barnes last Friday night is a matter oi
appreciation. Consequently he favored
the audience with six rounds Of clever
nghting
Kid johnson is taking q much seed-
cd rest The iron jawed kid viii
probably be out OF the ring until next
fall
Buckley McGinnis. the local bantam
weight. is looking forward to an easy
SIX rounds with Little Bear next Fri
day night
Ralph Raymond will start training
today at the keystone Field Club
Ralph is being Congratulated for his
recent good showing in the ring. He
IS still desirous of getting another
vallop al Johnny Horbat.
Everything is in readiness for the
entertainment at Pythian Castle next
Friday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
Y. NJ. c. A. SWIMMERS
MAKE GREAT RECORD
Capt. Bardo Has Equalled Ma
tionaI Mark at 40 Yards,
Sheldon Close Second.

Under the direction of Coach l.. Il.
Sparks, the swimming team of the
y. NJ. c. A. has developed into one
of the best and fastest the local or
ganization has ever had and the mem
bers are making tome wonderful rec
ords al almost every meet in which
they participate. The latter part of
this week Mr.. Sparks viii take his
charges to Pottstown and Allentown.
Pa. to compete, and not only the
members of the association here. but
the hundreds of others who are inter-
ested in swimming are hopeful that
the local boys will be able to do as
well in these places as they have done
recently in Baltimore and Washing
ton.
Captain Bardo is the bright partic-
ular star of the team. Only few
months ago in meet in Philadelphia
his showing was poor. but upon his re-
turn home he got down to the real
work OF training and practice and
under Mr.. Sparks direction he
changed his style of kick. Shortly
after this in one week, Bardo broke
his own records three times and he
even equalled the national \. NJ. G
A. record for 40 yards, now officially
held by Fred Ferguson Of Canton
Ohio.
Eardo won both his races against
| Chester here and in Chester and he
won all his races In Baltimore and
Washington. Sheldont is following
him a close second and with a little
more training hopes soon TO be IN his
class. Both are powerful swimmers
and fast in the water and big things
are expected of them as the season
passes.
on distance work and diving Boyer
and Pedrick are the particular stars
| Of the team. There is much friendly
rivalry between them. In the recent
meet at Baltimore. Boyer who has
been strong on distance work, was
beaten by Pedrick adn the latter. who
| has always been looked upon as tht
diving expert. was beat at this par
| ticular form of exhibition by Boyer
/ Both are good at diving and plungir 4
| The relay team is made up Of Bardo
| Sheldon. Bush and Roberts. They los
their last race in Washington on +;
fluke, after having passed All othel
contestants The team has not reache,
top form as yet and with the further
development expected, they viii, /
is believed, be able to outswlm any
1 y. Nj. q. a. team Ia this section Of tn,
country.
Defeat Baltimore.
/ The local swimmers Of the u NJ. G
A. last night registered another vic.
tory when they defeated the Baltt.
more team hy a score Of 80 to H. An
4 audience az several hundred surround
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
Local Sports

The Huber team OF the City League
viii play the Neighhorhood team of
the Am-wilmington League Thursday
night at o'clock.
The management OF the Farkside
club is making an effort to secure a
return game with the Washington
Braves. The game viii probably be
played Thursday night at Harlan
Field
In n game between the single and
married men of the Neighlcrhood
club last night at Second and du
Pont streets. the former were victori-
Gus. 81 to 10.
The Parkside Travellers wish 10 ar
range for games with any first-class
uniformed team in the city. Call
Manager Booth, Bell phone i29.
Grace still continues in the lead
They have captured everything since
the opening of the season.
81. Paurs Independents nearly lost
out To Parkside Travellers last night al
Kirkwood Park. Manager Booth S
players are making n good showing
\ silver loving cup was awarded
/ the Pioneer team Mt Augustine Beach
/ Yesterday afternoon. They defeated
! Brownson by the score OF TO :.
Brownson Of the All All-Wilmingtor
/ League will play Marshallton of tn,
| suburban League tomorrow night a,
| Third and Adams streets. Game vii
be called at o'clock.
Fourth Ward Of the City League
viii tackle the New Castle An-Star.
tonight at Fourth and Church streets
/ The game will be called at O'CLOCK
sharp.
The Crescent A. e. viii send 8
representative 10 the Community
/ service meeting tonight with a yieN
- entering a team for the field day tC
~ held Fourth Of July under the aus.
piccs OF that body.
What promises TO be one OF tn,
most successful moonliehts OF the sea
son will be given by the South Side
Eden Athletic Club, Friday evening
June % Carney and Banks will fur
nish the music.
The Union Bloomer Girls defeates
the ~ u & W. girls by score of ?,
~ : last evening at Eighteenth an,
Van Buren streets.
The Union girls of the Churcl
League win play Grace girls tonigh
al Eighteenth and Van Buren street,
al $50
The Sales A. c. defeated the 81. Pau
Juniors last evening AZ Baynard Field
% 3. The game was closely contest
! "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SCREEN.
Charles r. Mick nj the AldIne.


"A an example OF the rapidity with
which many obscure actors grow into
movie atnrs. the case of Charles EN-
met Mack is almost Unparalleled He
was seen hars Saturday night at the
new Aldine Theatre. Mack, who iH
is years old. was born in Scranton,
Pa. and worked as breaker boy in
Il coal mine. lie later was employed
In theatre and finally got TO New
York az property boy in a studio. ID.
w. Griffith. tho producer, saw him In
minor part and was 30 well pleased
with his work he gave him a leading
part In Dream Street" and there he
made such remarkable display Of his
abilities as an actor that he soon found
himself one of the lumnnries of the
screen. Dream Street" IL the chief
current attraction at the Aldine The
utre.
Bebe Daniels Mt the Majestic.
Vacation time looks douh1y fasci-
mating after one has watched Bebe
| Daniels sport and make merry during
| her 1.-TWO Weeks With Pay" the Same
being also the title of her picture
which opened an engagement yester-
day at the Majestic Theatre. Good.
| looking Jack Mulhall, fat and jolly
| Walter HERS and Polly Moran. the
famous sheriff Nell make aplen-
did laugh getting trio in support OF
Miss Daniels. Three Good Pals" Il
the title Of the added comedy attrac.
| ton ON the bill.
Dramatic Spectacle "Deception."
A new standard of grandeur and
magnificence for film productions was
set yesterday ~ the Queen Theatre
/ by the presentation of Deception
The various scenes of this tremend.
Gus historic picture drama, as they
are unfoided in quick succession. held
the spectators spellbound by their ma
| iesty and dramatic power. The story
which deals with Anne Boleyns love
for King Henry VIII of England, if
tremendously appealing, while the in
vestlture Of the settings IS on scale
Of magnlncence never hitherto wit
i messed In this city.
aFooIlsh Matrens" nj the Arcadia.
The exhibition Of Foolish Matrons'
will be characterized today BY the ac.
compartment Of the new Kimbai
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
WILMINGTON STARRED.
In the Motorcycle Races Held in
Chester Pa


Wilmington motorcycle racing pro
noters staged a five-nile solo race with
a quartet Of Wilmington entrants at the
Chester fair grounds last Saturday
afternoon. Several thousand specta-
tors witnessed the races
William Minnick, Wilmington led
the five-mile solo event until the
seventh lap. when his machine went
bad causing hi INTO bow TO William
Osmond, also OF Wilmington. OsmOnd' 5
time for the race was minutes, 3-5
seconds. Mitchell Pryor. Wilmington.
finished second. Zeke Cramer, VII
mington. third.
Minsick. aboard an Indian "hexi, >"
had littfc trouble in coping the five
mile side-car event, Dominick Jar
dine. Chester speed demon, finished
second when Ernie DiSimone. Of
Wayne. lost his way and piloted his
car of the track. Minnick's time was
given as minutes. 81 seconds.
Mitchell Pryor. of Wilmington, af-
ter several attempts, was finally
clocked at ! minute, 35 seconds for
the mile time trial. Osnond and
Minnick also tried several times, but
experienced motor trouble.
Records in time trials for autos
We're announced as follows
Ray Johnson, West Philadelphia.
Ford, 1.39 As.
James Gleason, Philadelphia, Ford
Special. .25.
Irema Correa, Wilmington, Cheyro-
let, I.24
W Huttenlock, Kensington, Ford
Special. 1872.
W. Harvey Sykes. Chester, Ford
Special, 1874.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

ed the pool.
Captain Edward Rardo and boyer Of
the Wilmington team were the stars
of the evenings performances. each
winning two places. Eardo Won his
events In fast time, setting new
record of "a seconds In the 20-ynrd
swim. Tie also captured the 5o-yard
swim In 20 seconds fiat
Probably the most thrilling race of
the evening was the back stroke swim
which went To Ioane OF Baltimore,
The race for a second place between
Miller OF Baltimore and Sheldon of
Wilmington, in the 50-yard swim was
thriller and went TO Sheldon by a
narrow margin. Results.
Relay race. won by Wilmington.
Bardo, Roberts and sheldon. Saw
ers. Loane, Maeaban and Miller for
seconds. Wilmington team, Bush,
Baltimore.
Diving for First, Boyer, Will
mington; second. Pedric. Wilmington !.
third. Saver. Baltimore.
20-Yard Swim First, Bardo. VIII
mington. second. Sheldon, Whining
| ton: third, Miller. Baltimore; time "a
seconds.
Back Stroke SWIM Distance %
| yards First, Loane. Baltimore; see
ond, Bush, Wilmington; third, pedric
| Wilmington: time Is seconds.
/ Plunge for Distance First. Boyer
Wilmington; second. Peyton. Balti-
more; third, Pedrio, Wilmington. dis
tanee 40 feet: time 10 seconds.
! so Yard SWIM First. Bardo. VIII
mington: second, Sheldon, Whining
/ ton; third, Miller, Baltimore, time Is
seconds,
Odieials Referee. q. Walter kadeli
clerk OF course. L. +. Sparks: Judges
John Pierson, Harry Loose and Dave
Jones: timers. Ernest y. Marx, Chief
| Greenhawk, Harry Link, starter
| Frank r. Ballantyne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

organ with human voice which has
just been Installed in the Arcadia
Theatre. The orpanist haa arranged
a special music program TO conform
with the theme or "Foolish Matrons
and the spectators will have the double
attraction OF good entertainment for
the sight and pleasing harmonious
music for the hearing.
Lyons and Moran Mt the RIalto.
Today is the last of the showfngs of
Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran In their
comedy "A Shocking Night" This
farce has n condemnation of aitua.
tions that have turned out TO be
a laugh provoking connection. Ever5
scene means n laugh and there are
hundreds OF scenes. On the same bill
Is also shown the NTH episode OF th'
jungle serial THE Son Of Tarzan.'
Tomorrow and Thursday the featur,
will be "Behold My Wife" an eiaborat,
picturizafion of wcli-known story
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

The leading thes,re hi Nnv YORK ard
u the possersof not only ~ NNHiih
~ musical genius bot fnufn ffiN
epce az an aecynpanief nf fnNfi'i
pictures and soi0l~t
The new instrument lr fHlifsi "a
organ nith human voice Hnd n NNf
been designed and con-ifuff.d fspt.
cmlly Tor the hrcadls Theaife. Dfhar
recifals today vii ~ FiNrn ON lffi
g4S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

The Huber team of the City League
will play the Neighhorhood team OF
the An-wilmington League Thursday
night at 6 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
wILMINGT0N GIANTS WIN.
First OF Series OF Games With the
Cblppey AI-Stars.

In one Of the fastest games of base
ball this season, Wilmington Giants
defeated the Chippey AIl-Stars by a
score of 3 10 6 at Harlan Field last
night. The game was witnessed by APP
proximately 1000 Negro baseball en-
thusiasts. This was the first of
series Of games between these teams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

la
levy dUfpated Casssard 10. 1913.
Ilefsun defeated Endicott. rs, 6-2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
NEW ARCADIA ORGAN.
Fine Instrument to Have First Re
eIfaIs Today.

The new kimDall organ, which has
been Installed IN the Arcadia Theatre
will receive It's first try-out today at
n recital al O'Clock. One Of the beet
organiets Of the country comes 70
Wilmington 10 play Arcadia's new
organ. lie Vas former orRanist at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
1t meets perfectly the oil recon-
nlendafOnS in the Ford Manual

Use Atlantic Polarine and you'll get the
smoothest operation, the greatest power
and the longest wear possible from your
Ford motor.
Atlantic Polarine is right for the Ford
fabrication system. No other oil has so
peculiar refinement and frm-bodied stabll-
ity. Yet it has all the free-fowing mobility
of lighter oil-without its disadvantages
Itreaches the close fitting bearings in cold
as well as warm temperatures. And 1T stays
there-pressure and impact won't force it
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

Mr und Mrs Dennis Haley gave
party At their home last night IN
homer uf the twelfth birthday anni-
kefsary of Their daughter. Marie
AlAgl Az Eucals were pro. At,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

from the friction surfaces No overheated
or prematurely worn out bearings!
nthe cylinders the superiority of Atlantic
Polarine is even more pronounced. The
Understanding Ford motor won't break
down It's heat resistance. 1t lubricates! 1t
sion-tigh power to the utmost
and reducing oil dilution to the minimum.
Search the entire motor oil market and
you'll not find another oil that so completely
spells q-u.a-l-i-t.y as measured by THERE
quirements of the Ford engine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

Have you an old piece of furniture
you no longer use2-Sell it.-Use Every
Evening classified ads.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-12
5 SCROONERS SEEK !.
HONOR OF DEFENDING
FISHERMAN'S CUP

Gloucester, Mass, Oct 11-(By the
Associated Press)-The fisheries were
forgotten in this fishing port tonight
and talk was all of tomorrow's ocean
race of schooners for the champion
ship of the New England Fleet and
the right to represent it in the forth
coming international series at Hall
fax. \. $. The Esperanto, out of
Gloucester winner over the Canadian
Delawanna a year, having gone down
this spring. the defender of the tro-
ply that she won was to be decided.
With the Mayf1ower of Boston ruled
out as more nearly yacht than fisher
man, a race resulted for the honors of
defense.
Five vessels sought the honor.
Each had enthusiastic supporters
among the old salts of the port. Any
of them, it was agreed, would do the
American fisheries justice if selected
to meet the Canadian challenger But
Continued on Page 5-Col. y
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McKerrOn Wins
Despite Tumble
in Lexington Race

Lexington, KY, Oct 1l.-Jlmmy
McKerron demonstrated at the Ken
lucky Trotting Horse Breeders AS
ISOLATION track this afternoon that it
is possible for a horse to fall down
and win" The speedy bay gelding
CAPTURED the Phoenix Hotel stake,
feature of good program, after an
accident in the second heat in which
Jimmy McKerron and Edna Early
went down. Jimmy McKerron fin
ished fifth in the first heat after a
bad break caused him to lose tho lead
in the stretch. In the second heat
Jimmy McKerron and Edna Early
hooked up in a thrilling drive down
the stretch The gelding fell and
Edna Early's foot caught in the sui
ky wheel. Roy Grattan went on and
Won the heat. but Jimmy McKerron
was given fifth place. the judges de-
Gliding that the accident was I'M
avodable. Enda Early received sew
eral cuts and was withdrawn.
The last two heats went to Jimmy
McKerron in easy fashion. Roy Graft
tan finishing second in the third and
Jim r. going the place in the final.
Ray handled the reins on the winner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-12
Pennsy Road Must
Explain Failure to
Obey Word Rail Board

Chicago. oct. 1i-Dcclaring its be-
lief that decision calling a new
election of employees representatives
to confer on shop rules had been
violated, the Railroad Labor Board
today ordered the Pennsylva MIA
Railroad Company 10 appear for Q
hearing October % Both Tho Penn
sylvania and the complainant en-
rloyes will be heard before the board
determines whether its previous Or
der WAS disre gardcd.
Last April the board directed all
roads to confer with their employees
on rules to sUpplant the national
agreements. The union shop crafts
organization on the Pennsylvania at
tempted to act for the Pennsylvania
shopmen but the road declined to
recognize them. The union corn.
planned to the labor board, which di-
rected a new election by which the
union organization might he voted
for as a unit representative. The
roads previous election had design
atod only individuals.
The rev election never was held,
the road DENYING the boards author
ity to prescribe methods of election.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-12
Jury Has Case of
McArdle Woman
Charged with Murder

Cleveland, Oct. 1.-THE case of
Marian McArdle 2O-year-old girl
charged with the murder of Daniel
f. Kaber her stepfather, was given
to the jury late today. AS the nine
men and three women ballotted,
Miss McArdle sat in her cell at the
county Jail reading the Bible.
In his charge to the jury Judge
Powell instructed it to return one
of four verdicts. first degree murder
without mercy, first degree murder
with mercy, second degree murder
or acquittal.
Pale and weary Miss McArdle lis
tened to the closing arguments of the
state and of her own counsel. She
sat with bowed head. her handker-
chief shielding her features.
She herself branded as "a murder
ess by the prosecution and later re-
ferred to as a tool in the hands of
her mother whom she loved too
we'll" by her counsel.
THE man who stabbed Dan Kaber
to death is no more the murderer
than Marian McArdle," Assistant
Prosecutor James II. Cassidy de-
clased. THE plans for the murder
may have been formulated while She
was away at college, but they be-
came complete when she returned
and let me suggest that they found
root in the fertile and educated brain
of Marian