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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

IT Tow many Of the Unhappy Wives"
~ who write 70 me realize that
they've ordained their misery for
themselves from the moment they
walked TO the altar with the man
who is wrecking their hopes OF happi-
George Eliot once wrote with
trenchant PEN
the love she accepts.
There spoke a woman OF genius. a
woman who had q career and who
according to our modern theories
need not have been dependent on
love for q main stream Of interest in
her life. George Eliot had a sturdy
independence that enabled her 10 cut
her way out OF situations at any cost.
She had the power and acumen 20
see what she wanted and take 80.
rules Of the game And yet even she
realized the dependence OF the woman
on the man 20 whom she gives her
love.
There Is no question about the
truth OF the statement that a Wom-
she accepts. And down In the bot
tom OF her heart. i believe that every
woman knows this But that doesn't
mean that every woman or even a
fair proportion Of them live up TO t..
Most women live Tor moments and
the thrill they afford Too many
think in terms OF the here and now.
Yet when a woman has TO choose be-
tween a fine, steady young fellow
with good principles, ambition, re-
spect for her and for himself and
an attractive scamp with winning
ways, what is likely 70 happen2
The man Of character and prin-
ciple probably has not spent his life
learning 20 make love He is IN
likely to know all the delicate shad-
ings OF human emotion and the way
70 stimulate girl 70 FACILITATING
feelings.
The man who has spent his youth
learning 20 live. preparing for the
future. and building q career or q
business, is all too unlikely 70 have
had any spare time for investigating
the feminine heart. Hes straight
forward. he's simple, he's honest.
He doesn't know the latest dance
steps. He may not dress well-he
may even lack certain niceties OF
manners and grooming. He hasn't
cultivated charm He doesn't know
what shade Of expression or vocal
lzation or even OF word combination
Is going 20 prove stimulating. he
patl
Since we all crave romance. since
We are all looking for the golden
fleece Of thrills-the steady. sturdy,
upright dependable soul Is about as
exciting 20 most Of US as IS a slice
Of good home.7'ade bread spread with
fresh creamery - tier. lit IS all right
but we wouldn't go out OF our way
to get Il IL we saw a slice OF choc0-
late cake on the same tray.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
This OtheHo Was Kind,
Stage Death Brought
Quickly, Train Is Caught

Budapest. Hungary, ian. The
eLiEeucy OF G. commuter desiring to
catch the last train Tor a suburb
compelled Othe1lo 20 stlfls Desdeuona
with extraordinary dispatch IN the
Presentation Of Shazspere'8 tragedy
at the national theater the other
night. Emily Markus, the first tragic
actress OF this country, who was
playing Desdemona. lives Just outside
OF this city and has 20 catch the last
train home
So when Cthello burst int Desde-
mona's bedchamber 10 diEclaim his
passionate monolog before he stifIed
her. the audience was amazed 70 see
that the Moor OF Venice was apnar-
emily SO furious that he could find no
words TO express his passion and
Desdemoua was smothsred before the
spectators had tine TO ghudder.
Afterward D. Wa1 learned that 1Llss
NIarzus had whispered into the ear
Of the outraged Othello. Please
stranEIs me quickly. II you are 60
Ing to cackfe your solloquys VII
lose my last train
So the kinG-hearted Moor complied
with the last wish o. the doomed
woman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01
Paris Coal Merchant
Fires at His Picture
In Effort to Suicide

Paris France. Jan Leave me
alone Cant you see I'm dead I've
Just committed suicide This was
the Strange reply police agents re-
ceiFed when they had forced open the
door Of Paul S0yer's house and asked
him what he was doing firing g re-
TolFer In such a wild way.
S0yer carries on a small coal trade
IN Paris while HE wife sells vege-
tables IN the streets. It was the lat
ter who gave the police the reason
for hunting ont Soyer. The woman
was seen crossing q bridge shouting
wildly. Hurry, help me- my husband
wants 60 KIN me-"
The coal merchant felt sure he had
comml tied suicide. and the police on
looking around Tor any grounds for
such statements found that Sover had
fired SIX shots into a picture OF him
self hanging from the wall He had
also shct at his wife's picture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01


frafn from sm5keing which seemed
10 be a signal for everybody 70 throw
away their costly ciEars and light a
fresh one. They say Ar. Humphreys
has been makelng announcements
from the prize ring for 80 yrs with
out The English language ever even
getting a draw with him,
The first bout Of the evening was
between 2 representatives OF sunny
Ffnmsrk named Marty Farrell and
Frank Mcclure. Marty had bis
gloves perfumed and Prank couldn't
keep his nose off them The old
snoot lasted the full rds. but It
looked like somebody would half TO
tell him II the dressing for lis Xmas
turkey was favored with garlic or
III. Humphreys next introduced
Barley Madden and Charley Weinert
The Adonis Of Newark I and Arthur
decided that they couldn't be & safer
place TO trust q romantic young girl
than Newark. But maybe 1lr. Hum
phreys said that SO as Charley
wouldn't feel out Of place alongside
q Barley whose natural charms
were added 10 by the elegant handi-
work OF some old master amongst
tattooists- The ornaments was con-
fined 70 his arms before the bout
started but after 10 rds. Of it they
wasn't hardly no part OF his carcass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

made OF iron and OF brass. shaped ike
a pear. but flat on top and bottom
The earliest form was known as the
open Betty. or slot lamp
fAuy reader can get Tire answer % any
question by writing The Herald Iuforma-
ton Bureau. Frederic ]. HaaEins director
Washington. D. c. tInls bureau cannot
give advice on legal. medl1ai and financial
matters. It does not attempt 20 settle
domestic troubles. nor 70 undertake eI-
haustire research on any subject write
your question plainly and briefly. Give
full name and address and enclose two
cents IN STAMPS for return postage. All
replies are sent direct 20 lnuurer.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

Is sufficient 70 produce death, and an
alternating current Of one-half this
voltage would usually prove fatal
From experiments conducted al sing
Sing 10 Is determined that no human
body can stand an alternating cur
rent OF 1900 volts. and 800 have pro-
duced death. while over 5000 volts
Of direct current may Be necessary.
q. What kind Of lamps were aBet-
t. Tampa and Who uaed thezf e.
r. ~.
A The lamps which the Pilgrims
brought over on the 'dayflower,"
we're known as Betty Lamps" and
were OF Dutch origin They were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

men as the one With uhom shs las
cast her lots
Unstable Is water. thou ahslt not
excel"
It's a good thing 70 remember that
chiffon does't wear and hrcadcloth
does when you're picking out q vim
ter sult-0r a husband.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

The Dead sea IS 50 called because
its water IS so thorouEhlv impreE-
mated with salt that no animal can
live In IT,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

who'd lost the lady Of his and his the same time
wonder he couldn't be made to take Of
things as they with the charming young front of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01

Longs Island Deo 81.
Copyright, 1920. BY the Bell Syndicate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
ELECTRIC LIGHT RATES.

Milford, Oct. 20.-At a meeting of
the Light and Water Commission OF
Milford, this week, charges for the
use Of electric current in the town
under the new metre system, We're
liked. A fixed charge Of 25 cents per
ampere Of metre capacity required for
the use of the building furnished cur
rent has been assessed. This charge
must be paid each month, regardless
Of the amount Of current used. A
large majority Of the homes in Nil
ford require meters Of five ampere ca
pacity. At this rate the fixed charge
will be sl.25 per month. plus charge
for all current used. The charge for
current is to be at the rate Of 10
cents per l1ilowatt. Some homes are
equipped with 10-ampere meters, thus
making the fixed charge for such
places $3.50 per month, plus the
charge for all current used.
A fixed charge of 81 per horsepower
of demand, plus five cents per kilo-
watt for all current consumed, was
made as the power rate to be used.
The Light and Water Commission
has made no concerted effort TO Sc
cure large consumers of current for
power purposes. Until a full 24-hour
system is in operation. it will be use
less 10 canvass manufacturers, or per-
sons requiring power.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Oct. 20.--Persever-
ance Council, Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics. OF st. Georges,
visited Eureka Council of Whining
ton. Tuesday evening and the oriental
degree was conferred upon Samuel
Lester, John Carrow. Jr.. Elmer
stats. Irwin Wolfe. Newln BuclSson,
Warner CHM. Il. +. Gaskill. Richard
stats. John Smith, Norman Sparks.
Fletcher Nelson, Jr., and William As
pril. Jr.
Mrs. Mary t.e Gates left this morn
ing for Albuquerque. New Mexico,
where shc will spend tho winter with
her son, Prank Smith. who went there
several months ago for the benefit
uf hts health
Fletcher Carrow Of Philadelphia is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Carrow of 50. Georges.
SIR ana Mrs William Haman of
st Ivorgoa arc visiting their daugh-
trr Mrs Walter Boggs. at Hartford,
conn,
i,nv ". o. uahbart of Harrison
auuct a. o. church. Wilmington. is
a rucst uf Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Mccoy
80 Nt gporEoa.
W M Householder IL visiting his
dhurhter Mrs. Robert Adkins, I'm
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hines are Wis
ltlng Nr and Mrs, iIurlock OF MIL
nslou Ma
Mrs. Walter CHM is confined TO her
homu n ST. Georges hy Illness.
My ana Mrs. Charles w. Gooden
Who Werr married az bradley Beach
n. y nHi SUNDAY. and took a wcddlnp
iuWfItu the Delaware water Gap. arr
NalWnn hla parents MI and Mrs
81 "a NoodUn ul portrrs
NfH John Nrhnudor la visiting her
HH HNHmpf Mrn, Horace johnson. ir
Wilmington.
Mla ~ " Ena chairman of "a,
lhlhwtuu tity Health Ccntre. woult
m p'uhand to have aomo lady donnt.
rUfhnE chair 90 De- used hv Mis-,
Alice Nnh nurse Ia charge. 81,
mnthrfa bad their babies examine,
/ Yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

seaford. Oct. 20.-News was re-
ceived here. yesterday, that James w.
Hastings, farmer living between
Seaford and Georgetown. had been
stricken with paralysis while working
In a field.
Mrs. Jesse Marine was stricken
with paralysis at her home on High
street. yesterday. but her condition
Is not considered serious.
otto Venables OF Blades, Is visiting
his father. Henry Venables. in Ches-
ter, Pa.
Or. and Mrs. J. S, Vanneman, OF
Princeton. n. j., spent few days last
week with Miss Corinne Warren Mrs
Vanneman formerly WAS a Seaford
school teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Smitn OF
Harrington are here visiting Mira
Martha Dufrainoi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sauerhon
gpent yesterday with friends In Sails
bury. Md.
Oscar J.. Mitchell OF Philadelphia, q
former manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Office here, is spending a
few DAYS with friends in town.
Frank Trrpin OF Hurlock, Nd was
IA visitor yesterday at the homo ko'
Mr. md Mrs. w. u. Stevens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Ex.Soldier Gets Four Years, in
Sussex Court. for Seri-
ous Offence.
NEW FIRE ENGINE HOUSE

from Every Evenings Correspondents.
Mnfurd. oct. e0.---Carlisle Fire Co.
of Milford this week secured a clear
ilto "a tho land formerly occupied by
thc old shirt factory building, corner
81 tfont street and Railroad avenue.
North Milford. Following the disas-
tfnus nrc OF a few months ago, when
tho shirt factorx and grange hall
we're destroyed. the local nremen
neeotiatcd for the purchase of the
land. When Il came time to pass the
deed. however, Il was found that the
title could not be transferred without
clearing up some legal obstacles. These
have now been cleared up and the
frc company now owns the tract of
land.
The FIRST thing viii be the construc-
ton of a fine wharf along the river
eidc of the land. This VIII be put in
ln such manner that it will act as
the foundation Tor one side Of the
building 90 be erected. The approx
mate cUst of the wharf will loo sA,-
tnu.
Tho carlisle Fire Company is com
nnsud az huHtlura and tho people OF
thp town arc behind them m their
snptiH o. build "a modcln building Tor
tholt nppdH WHOM thc structure il
nnHlN tfpftpd u wll provide ample
facilities iUr mndlng their present
taNIlmrNi and lo HlluW lyr The ad-
HNlHn ~ additional np hHhtlnK APP
tNlAlNH % Wlll alHo youtun ciul
tNNH m thN nNtmru and Wul b,
iHiff rHNHHh ln ttW Ior aupW pun.
iNH HNH iht. pNtH ua.a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Boys Find Dynamite and Hide
It Under Steps Of Old
Court House.

Special corresporScnce Every Evening
New Castle, Oct. 20.--I4ast evening
Police officer William A. Palmer To-
Gated stick Of dynamite eight inches
long and one and one-fourth inches
In diameter concealed In a wooden box
containing refuse paper under tho
steps OF the old Court House, which
leads TO the Trusteea OF the Commons
rooms. The explosive was placed
there by several youths whose ages
range from 8 10 10 years. during tho
afternoon, for safe keeping. The
dynamite WAS secured at Harmony
street wharf. whore contractors are
blasting rocks. During the day sew
ernl OF tho boys were seen putting
of small particles, which were wrap
ped I'm newspapers. In the evening two
citizens learned OF the explosive being
used by the boys and reported the
natter TO the officer, who made an
investigation and located one OF the
party, who confessed 20 conceallng
the dynamite and took the officer 20
the hiding place. The officer placed
the stick In n safe place.
on Tuesday evening John II. Fahey
was rendered surprise party in
honor OF his b1st birthday anniversary
by number OF young men OF the city,
who gave him a handsome smoking
jacket. The evening wns spent In
playing cards. together with a musical
and literary program, after which re-
freshments were served.
This evening, the members OF the
New Castle Athletic Association will
hold public meeting at o'clock ON
tho second floor OF the Town Hall for
the purpose of organizing per-
manent baseball club. and TO discuss
ways and means 20 raise funds "a
enclose the Battery diamond with q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
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Al lN #ill Almut Hi NHmd im
80 HiN Saturday NitH'hH ~ thla
NfNH flH HHlNWtWHH hrU taking
NNfN MiEital M tht mW lha year
iIiHN lHf a numlfr ui Nrars past a
HfNN HNWhar ul pshihiufa have been
sNtNlul Hnd ihp oshlmta have boon
~ ~ n position.
THe uhiehpn rkhlht this year viii
~ mfHtr than ln the past several
ulUtfent Kinds of poultry are entered.
fhp luoni merchants have contributed
very iherdly Of goods and money 10
H. used AZ prizes for the winners OF
tho many classes of exhibits. one OF
the important features Of the bazar
VIII be- the exhibit OF needlework.
csnning and other articles which are
tho handiwork OF the ladies' The
Erangers win serve meals each even
ing.
since the burning Of Grange Hall
Milford Grange has been without a
home Of its own. and has been COM
PEELED 60 rent the lodge rooms OF the
Order uf Owls. A new site has been
purchased by the granEers at the cor
ner ~ Pearl and Second streets, South
Milford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20

charge of arrangements is Mrs. III.
A. Smith, Mrs. Charles Griswold, Mrs.
Miller. Mrs. William Watson. Mrs.
Samuel Tammany. Mrs. Garrett Can't
well. and Mrs. Samuel Cauffman.
Mrs. Israel Prichard IL In the
Homeopathic Hospital, Wilmington,
suffering from injuries received I'm an
automobile accident on Sunday even
ing, near Marcus Hook. Mr.. and Mrs.
Prichard, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hall were driving toward Wilmington
in Halls machine, when another ma
chine endeavored to pass them, and
cut in front OF them, catching into
their wheel, and overturning the ma
chine.
Mrs. William Crawford who recent
ly underwent an operation at the
Homeopathic Hospital and later was
removed TO her home, was taken worse
and was returned to the hospital. She
is much improved, however, and will
return to her home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis of Will
mington were dinner guests OF Mr..
and George w. Seeds, last evening.
Charles Sindal, who has been con-
fined To his home for sometime, ruf-
lering from typhoid fever, Ia able to be
out.
Mrs Ida Ball, who underwent an
operation on Friday at the Delaware
Hospital, Is much improved.
Miss Viola Seeds is spending some-
time with her aunt, Mrs. Gurney
Knots, at Templeville, Md.
Mrs. c. w. Maclary spent yester-
day in Chester, Pa, with Mr.. and Mrs.
George MacNamee.
Miss Dora Reynolds and Miss
Esther White OF Coatesvllle. Pa, spent
the week end here as guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Kennedy Boyd.
Mr.. Atho Selby and family are now
occupying their new home ut Indian
Hill, near Newport.
Henry Thomas of Hurlock. Md, is
spending this week here with Henry
Seeds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
ELsHERE. OAK GROVE.

els nere kOct. 20.--Mr. and Mrs
Thomas warren and family have rc*'
turned from an automobile trip 20
Maricn, Ohio, coming by way OF BUNS
faio.
Elsmcre Presbyterian Sunday
school appointed four delegates for
the New Castle county convention to
he held at Epworth NJ. E. Church,
Wilmington, today. The delegates are
Miss Mabel Work Miss Mary 5.
Ranta and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold n.
Melvin.
Mrs. George Wilmington. who has
been expecting TO 30 TO hospital
has been pronounced too weak TO
stand an operation at present.
Miss Caroline Strobel has been ap-
pointed hostess OF the Civic Club for
this year.
Elsmere Civic Club quoit team
played the st. Paul quoit team at
Elsmere, Tuesday evening, with
score OF 3 to 2 in favor OF st. Paul.
The other Civic Club team played
Hanover team the same evening, In
Wilmington, with a score OF to Q
in favor of Elsmere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jones and son
Charles, and Mrs. C. ]. Strobel were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood Grf-
fifth at their country home, near Nor
ristown, n. J., Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Curtis enter
tanned Miss Mary S. Banta. Miss Flor.
ence Smedley and Mr.. and Mrs. II
n. Melvin, Tuesday evening.
Christian Endeavor Society is plan
ming a sheet and pillow case party on
Monday evening, October 81, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Curti:
OF Brack-Ex.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
GOOD WORK RECOGNIZED.

Georgetown, Oct. 20.-Because Of
the excsllent manner IN which he has
cared for The Sussex county aims
houscfarm and the inmates Of the in
stituuon, George ". Nelson has been
chosen superintendent FOR the next
year hy the trustees. Decision has been
made that in the future superinten-
made that On the future superinten-
dents for the institution viii be induc-
ted into office the first O. the year.
Within tho past six months impor-
tani changes have been made al the
farm. All Of the buildings which stood
an both sides of the lane leading from
thc du pout Road 10 the institution
have been moved on the left, which
gives twvolers on the du pont Road a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20

fence and to finance firut-clnss team
for next season.
The pond party held on Tuesday
evening by tho members OF Rose iiill
Grange In Rose Hill school was large
iy attended and the sum Of si2 wns
pecurcd. Solos were sung by the
Misses Blanche and Estella Siblcy.
The members Of the New Castle
Century Club tomorrow afternoon
win hold Current Events class at 2.3o,
Mrs. Joseph III. carp and Mrs. George
w. Greenwood viii give several read
ings.
This afternoon n delegation repre-
sonting Adelphla Lodge, No, 8, *. OF
r.. win attend the Grand Lodge sea-
sion at Newark.
AT the third quarterly conference
I'm the M. n. Church last night n com
mlttee comprising Rev. J n, Bicking,
DIR. julius Dodd and Raymond Foster
was appointed 60 draft resolutions on
the death OF william II. Rothwell, a
district steward.
The members OF tho High School
have formed an orchestra with A.
Arthur Powell as director and pianist; !;
Herbert Hewlett J. Edward Truitt,
.Tr.. and Vaughan Lancaster, vlolins;
Edward Challenger. traps. Frank
Kern, trombone, and Frank Bacon
saxophone.
Yesterday afternoon the members Of
the faculty of the local schools met IN
the High School building and a chap
ter of the Delaware State Teachers
association was organized by the
election OF Prof. u. Snavely as presi-
dent; Miss Irene o. Wise, secretary
and treasurer. The secretary and
treasurer was selected az n delegate
tu the state Association Assembly
which will meet at Dover on Novem-
ber 10. Following the meeting Of the
faculty Misses Anna M. Platt. May -
! Goodley, Irene o. Wise, Emily r.
Lunt and Mrs. Pearl g. Lancaster
were appointed a committee 10 sug.
gest n standardized plan for conduct.
ing penmansh.p periods.
Last evening the members Of the
poy Scouts held their weekly meeting
IN the old Armory.
Mrs John whitesde. Miss Heller
whlteside and William Green, presi
dent of the Baraca Glass. represented
! the NJ. r.. Church at the State sunda,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
Ends Stubborn Coughs
In q Hurry
For real effectiveness, this old
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Easily and cheaply prepared.
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You'll never know how quickly q
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edy. Anyone who has eoughed all
day and all night, will say that the
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magic. 1t is very easily prepared,
and there is nothing better for coughs.
Into pint bottle, put 2Ia ounces
Of Pinex; then add plain granulated
sugar syrup to make full pint. Or
you can use clarified molasses, honey,
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Either way, the full pint saves about
two-thirds of the money usually
spent for cough preparations, and
gives you a more positive, effective
remedy. It keeps perfectly, and
tastes pleasant-children like it,
You can feel this take hold instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes
IN all the air passages. 1t promptly
ioosens dry, tight cough, and soon
you viii notice the phlegm thin out
and disappear. A days use will usually
break up an ordinary throat or chest
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Plnex is a most valuable concen-
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