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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
NO PROF|TEERS FOUND
IN FAR Off ANATOL|A
Lambs so Cents Eeah, Eggs
Halt a Cent, CoWs 50 Is
Latest Quotation.
nv Associated press to nvery Evening.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
With Greek army In the field. Sept
~ (By mniD. Americans who md life
expensive would secure unhounded re-
lief II they could come 10 Anatolia.
In the area through which the
Greek army passed In It's advances on
Angorn. lambs sell for so cents each,
chickens for 12 cents, whole cows for
50 and eggs for half n cent. Every
where food liz found in great abun-
dance and at prices such as America
never heard OF even before the war.
The fertile fields or Anatolla rival
those OF the most productive American
state. Wheat Is the principal com
Kurd farmers. They raise sufficient
quantities to feed continent when
King Constantine's army made it's
memorable 300-mile advance from
t'shak into the heart OF tho Kemalist
country, It found hundreds of thou
sands OF tons of wheat and grain. II
Is the plan of the Greek government
TO market this huge treasure IN an
effort 10 bring the Greek currency
back to par.
The Greeks also found incalculable
numbers Of cattle and sheep. Cows.
oxen and water-buffalo swarm the
plains OF Asia minor. while the famous
Aagora goats and Caraman sheep are
SO numerous that they sell for about
the price OF a pound Of mutton In any
American city.
1t is this great cornucopia that has
made IL possible for Mus,ap''a Kemals
army 10 suhsist so long without out
side assistance. IL is also this great
abundance that has kept the Greek
forces going Their onward march IA
Angora would not have been possible
upon the meagre food supplies they
have been able 10 transport from
Smyrna and Greece.
The only thing scarce IN Anatolia
particularly IN the southern part. /,
water The territory over which tn,
Greek troops made their recent re
markable detour in order 10 catrl
kemals army Is made up largely o
desert land and barren hills, viii
water only at distant intervals. Fo
days the weary soldieiF had to marcl
under the burning Asia sun without
drop OF water 20 relieve their parche,
| throats
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
SHIP BOARD TO SPEND
100000 ADVERTISING
Corporation Says 1000 More
Passengers Will Meet
Publicity Bill.

Washington, Oct. 2o.-Tbc Emer-
goncy Fleet Corporation yesterday ap-
proved plans for an extensive adver-
tlsing campaign for American passen-
ger lines operating Shipping Board
vessels and appropriated, provision
ally. $500 for this purpose.
At present four lines will pe affected
by the campaign. They operate 20
government-owned passenger steam
ers, which are scheduled 70 make 14l
round-trip voyages in the ncXt twelve
months.
Advertising men," the corporation
said in a statement. will be interested
10 know that in order 10 repay the ap-
preparation to the government only
/ 900 additional decisions to travel
abroad will have to be created by the
fleet corporation during tho coming
year This is at the rate OF one de-
cision 20 a city of 100000 people. The
decision to institute this ADVERTISING
campaign was reached after an in
tensive investigation OF its necessity
The belief that 1t would prove a profit.
able investment, and the realization
that II was a most important step il
assisting these lines TO be succe ssfully
operated coupled with tho policy o
the United States Shipping Board Il
restore the American flag &c a higi
position on the seas, had a materla
effect in convincing the trustees .
| The fleet corpora :ion that tlair action
vas wholly warranted.
The campaign, the statement said
would "enlighten the American publi
en- the fact that these American pas
senger steamers. especially rs TO cabll
accommodations, have been built to
new standard OF comfort and luxury
such as Americans demand from thei
best hotels"
The advertising, It was set forth
would inform the American travele
that there is an American line Il
operati to South America. one c
whose steamers has cut down the tim
consumed in voyage to Rio d
Janeiro TO eleven days and two hour
and to Buenos Aires to fifteen day
and seventeen hours, and that anothe
American passenger vessel has broke
all records for crossing the Pacific"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
FROM PENN'S GROVE
TO RELATE STORY
Mrs. Margaret krauss Tells
How Plant Juio.2 Restored
Her Mothers Health.

81 want to tell everyone what a great
blessing Plant Juice proved to be in my
mothers case" said Mrs. Margaret
Krauss. a well known and popular lady
residing at No. AZ Avery Avenue,
Penn's Grove. \. j., in recent con-
versation at The Miller Drug Store,
404-406 Market street. Continuing,
Mrs. Krauss stated:
"My mother is 70 years of age and
subject to numerous ills of that time of
life. She had no appetite for her meals
and the little she could eat would cause
her to have gas and a bloated condition
with great pain--in fact she had such at
tacks at times that she thought she was
going to die. She bad an operation for
appendicitis some years ago and since
that time was very weak and never had
any ambition or energy 10 do anything,
she had great trouble with her liver and
bowels being always constipated; she
had headaches, pains through her limbs
and was very irritable and depressed
she got very little sleep at night. Al
though she had taken many medicines
she never got anything to relieve these
troubles until some OF our neighbor,
begged her to try Flant Juice and tolc
her how wonderful it had been in thei
cases. My mother found it to be al
they had claimed, for now her appetite il
fine; she can eat anything and neve
has any distress afterwards or bloating
her liver and kidneys are working prop
erly and she is never constipated an,
more, she sleeps like child, She is 5,
contented and happy now since she ha
taken Plant Juice that il is pleasur
to see her. Plant Juice is certainly
wonderful medicine for old people an,
we are glad to crdcrse it and recommen
il TO our friends
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington a
/ The Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Marke
street; in New Castle by +. Challenge
g. Son; in Newport by g. b. White; i
Newark by w. Z. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
Indigestion or
Sour, Classy
Stomach
"Pape's Diapepsin" gives
Relief in Five Minutes

"Pape's Diapousiu" relieves stomach
distress in five minutes fnu DONE
want n slow remedy when vour efnn
ach ig bad--or on uncertain one-.nr
harmful ore--yoir stomach e tno
valuable: you mustn't iniure & wifn
drastic drugs Papc's D'apepnin a
H. for ts speed in giving relief fa
.harniesenoes itq certain snfnnins
action IN regulating sick SOUR gaauv
sto achs. Keen fhis perfect Vfowaoh
doctor On your horne--keep % handy
get large sixty-cent rase from any
drug store. and thcn e you should ere
something which doeanf agree wfh
I you. n what @ eat iava like lead
ferments and sours and fnrrns rass
causes headache. diyzinesa ard uguara
4 er ,.ations of acid and undiwnafad
/ fOod--remembcr az soon aa pauaa
I DiapepRin comes ln contact nfh thn
stomach an indigestion vanishre it
IL the most efficient antacid known
I the cert ntv and ease with which It
loyerconnes stomach and digestive dIa4
orders 10 revelation % those vho trv
lit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
LABOR BUREAU KEEPS
FAMILY TOGETHER
Instance Came TO Light Today
Where Laborer's Job
Did This.

There were only IS applicants for
rk today at the Wilmington
Bureau II the United states Employ
ment Service in the old city Hall up
10 noon. according 10 Miss Katherine
Smith, special representative of the
Department of Labor, who Is direct
ing the functioning OF the local office.
About 75 persons appeared 10 fol-
low up the applications and the bureau
was able 10 place some of them.
One woman who had seen the bu-
r IA advertisement IN Every Even
| ing yesterday. citing n case Of neces-
sity, stopped at the Office this morn
ing and left q basket of food to be
sent to the woman,who was referred
TO IN the nd as being out Of employ
ment and IN dire circumstances.
Three firms called the bureau this
morning for help, one taking three
men and the other two taking one
each.
Miss Smith says the bureau has n
number Of opportunities for salesmen
on commission basis and is anxious 70
secure some applicants for these posi-
tlons. Several Of them, she said, are
unusually interesting. salesmanshiI
experience is required IN some Of these
positions and that ls the reason thai
the bureau has not been able 70 place
some men who are willing.
one case today in which relief wal
given made one family very happy
A frst-class machinist, who had beer
out OF work for some months, with 4
wife and FIVE children to support. wa
on the verge Of breaking up his hom
and placing his children with relative
lin other cities Today he was offere
! a chance to go to work as n Lahore
and he jumped at the opportunity
The landing Of this job for this work
er means that the family viii not
broken up and that he viii be able
z take care Of its members.
q A waiting room at the bureau
, proving very POPULAR Men who an
e expecting to be placed are kept
!, this waiting room until the employ'
e visits the bureau. Newspapers place
.. about the room help the men pai
r their time. In addition 70 this the
q is a private room for the workm,
d and employers to confer.
The bureau reports the registratl,
y Of ! 500 applicants for work, Of who
Is 120 have been placed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
MISS CLARA EFMOs An
WEST PASTOH's ASsfNTANF

Mise Clara Ken0n ~ waHhlrafon.
ID. T.. has been engaged ~ West
Presbyterian Church as assistant 10
the pastor. Dr. Smiley. hiHa hemon
has had marked eucceH~ in ihlH line -
work in some of the large 8ifdis
West States. end comes with the hl9h.
est indOfsement ~ some ~ tne ieafinE
men IN the denominatlon Hhe NIi
act aa secretary to the pastor @na
also assist him IN other nneH - bis
church work.
Mlss Remon will have her initofHf
ton 70 the people ~ West rhHfcn
on sunday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
STOMACH UPSET?
Get AT The Real Cause-Take DIR.
Edwards olive Tablets.

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tonics. or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the acknowledged
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
go indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you bad taste, coated
tongue. poor appetite. lazy, don't
care feeling, no ambition or energy,
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calo-
mel.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for
QUICK relief. Eat what you like. 15c
and soc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
Careless Shampooing
Spoils the Hair

Soap should be used carefully, II
YOU want 10 keep your ht' looking
it's best Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkai.
This dries the scalp. makes the hair
brittle and ruins It.
The best thing For steady use is
Mulsined cocoanut oil shampoo (Which
is pure and greaselT >. and is better
than anything else ou can use.
one or two teaspoonfuls of Mulsi-
fed will cleanse the hair and scalD
thoroughly. Simply moisten the halr
with water and rub IL in. 1t makes
an abundance Of rich, creamy lather,
which rinses out easily. removing
every particle of dust dirt, dandruff
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, ard 1t leaves the
scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky
bright lustrous, fluffy and easy "a
manage.
You can get Arulsiied cocoanut OIL
shampoo at any pharmacy, its very
cheap. and few ounces win supply
every member Of the family for
months. Be sure your druggist gives
lyou Mulsified.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
REAL MUSICAL COMEDY
TO BE AT THE GARRICk

James n. Ginns. manager of the
Garrick Theatre, has just received
confirmation by wire of the engage
ment Of the musical comedy "Flirta-
Theatre. This is complete musical
production with a score of five mu-
steal numbers a cast Of six people
and book Of comedy situations.
Another big booking is Harry
Breen, rapidfire song writer, who
composes songs about Wilmington,
its people and the people in the
theatre right at the moment he is on
| the stage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
Orphans Court Gases.

Before Chancellor Wolcott in Or
phans Court yesterday Charles b
Evans filed a petition for the appoint
ment Of a guardian for Florence A. and
John NJ. Henvis. The Security Trust
md Safe Deposit Company was ap-
pointed by the court
+. Warren Green filed a petition for
the sale of the real estate OF Frank
w. Mccoy, deceased. and the order
was issued. Mr.. Mccoy was formerly
state detective.
Mr. Green also filed petition for
the sale of the real estate OF Ella NJ
McMullen, deceased. The order fol
sale was granted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
chnhres In Rmplorment Committee.

The Delaware Public Servics Conn
mittee met in the office Of Dr. Joseph
RI. Odell, chairman yesterday after
noon and discussed various aspects oi
the unemployment situation. William
du Pont, G. S. Garretson and Mr.
Preston Lea announced that they
could not serve on the committee, and
Miss Madeline Draper, G. A. Weaver
u. A. Bader, Louis Topkls and Frank
w. Pierson were added TO the com
mittee's membership.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL
NEAR DItAWAHr CITY

The Delaware School Auxiliary A.
aociation has AWARDED fe Harry 81
Clark contract for frtffius q school
for Negroes on the edge nf ueiaHare
city. Mr. Ciarks bld Fas 81 300
The school win contain two rooms
and viii BE- n frame building wfh
sides and roof ~ shihgie ~ HN ne
30 by 70 feet and VIII. be- sarrafndfd
by three acres ~ lard. iis erection
viii haHln nnnn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
El<ton Md. Oct. 90 BY q decision
handed down Yesterday by the Court
Of Appeals, Clinton J. Yerlters. de-
feated candidate at the Democratic
primarieg FOR tho nomination for
Sheriff ~ Cecil county. who filed a
petition for recount. which was re-
jected by the Board of Election su-
pervisors after the case was taken
TO the local court. affirmed the action
OF the board,
Charged with making false oath OF
the title Of stolen automobile
Harvey Stanton,.a dealer Of second
hand machines in EllStous was ar
rested yesterday and lodged in jail
for a hearing.
The funeral Of Frank =. Price, who
for 80 years was one OF lGlkton's lead.
ing merchants. and at the time oi
his death Monday evening, was presl.
dcat OF Elkton Banking and Trus
Co. was held this afternoon from hi,
late home on Main street. Rev
George Anderson, assisted by severa
former clergymen of Elkton NJ. +
| Church conducted services.
Cecil County Sunday School Asso
citation has sent a petition TO Wash
/ ing ton asking for the removal OF Pro
hibition Director Budnitz of Mary
land. on the ground that he Is no
enforcing the Nolstead act.
! Frank B. Evans OF near Elktoi
entertained the Cecil Farmers Club a
his home. yesterday.
Stewart S. Strickland OF Elktor
who has been engaged in the adver
! ts.ng business in Wilmington 70
several years, has accepted a positio
at Jersep city and gone to his neN
| field OF labor,
Epworth NJ. f, Church cl ir OF VIII
mington will give a musical program
az Jersey City and gone to his ne'
evening.
I al, a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
PLEADS GUILTY TO
SHORTEN JAIL TERM
Would Have Had to Wait In jail
Three Months il Case Had
Been Continued.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, Oct 20.-~ln Kent county
Court OF General Sessions. yesterday.
Robert N. TAYLOR. "A young man against
whom fiye indictments had been found
y, tho grand jury for uttering worth
less checks. was arraigned and entered
rlvar ~ not guilty to each charge.
The attorney general asked that he
he held Ia larger ban than his bond
psllrd for, and the court ordered that
he he held IN $500 hatl IN each OF the
nte eases lie was turned over 10 the
rhvfin untu sufficient bond is given.
aud was rcmanded 60 jail. The cases
were continued untn the February
term uf court.
The ruurt heard the case Of Harry
Martin ira and Daniel NJ. Martin,
huih rnlurod. who had pleaded guilty
tn an indictment Tor assault and bat
urN Goa Nathaniel rlcasanton, a farm
el living near Little Creek. Because
ul Huud reputation proved by the
Martin boys. they were let OF with
unea ~ $50 cach.
\ jury. after being out several
huura. disagreed In the case of AlonzC
newman. rulurcd. indicted for attempt.
"a larceny. in picking the pocket of a
white man AZ the Harrington Fair
last July. Newman. who has beer
vonnnrd In tho county Jail here sine,
last july knowing that he would
LIKELY have 60 remain in jail thrt,
monthH longer and run the risk Of be.
ing convicted changed his plea e
rullty hy advise % counsel. after IN,
iurN had been discharged. and wa'
arntenrcd Go one months imprison
mcnt
hurry after a lengthy consideration
uf fhc casc 80 Ncal v Ooschler q
camden. Indicted FOR embczzlcment a,
bancc ln cntlcing away the rabbi
dhNa ~ James prattis colorcd mar
Df nrnr Lebanon. returned vcrdic
uf ruNtv. John ~ Hawkins. counse
fNi pesrhler made n motion for arres
~ judgement and now trial. which vii
w. arrucd later.
erand Jury Report.
rho gtand Wry, having complete,
iie work fot the term and the year
HuhWNted It's report and was dis
charged The report is as follows:
We have acted an "a bills; hav
found ao true bills and ignored min,
with tWn hills withdrawn by the al
tornoN .noncrul after we had starte
e. lnNestinnte tho same.
I'VE have visited the Kent count
ian and nnd same fairly satisfactory
Wc visited the almshouse aud made
hofuurh Inspection ~ the building
nnd conditions The farming has bee
W,n condurtod and the buildings. eN
tcWnr nnd interior. are kept neat an
prdrrN There are % inmates In tn
institution Hi the present time.
Tho srand jury respectfully recon
tucnda that the County Commissioner
meet with the Trustees 81 the Poo
uu thc dav ~ their meeting, on tn
urpmisea with special reference {
frpalH aud improvements to the trus
toes room. an improved water systc.
ni houana and stables. bathing. toilet
and sewage facilities FOR the bctts
sanitary conditions az the inmates.
Joseph ilermon Anderson. Forema'
Amos A. Watson. Secretar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank the relatives and
friends and members Of the Friend
slip Fire Co., and F'iremen's Relief
Association, Car and ship Painters
Local 449, for their kindness, SYM
pathy and floral offerings at the
funeral of my husband, Oliver B. Cole.
His wife and children.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
All! EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE


You can now BUY real epson salts
without the awful taste and nausea,
by asking your druggist for a handy
package OF "Epsonade Salts" which
looks and acts exactly like epsoa
salts. because il Is pure epson salrS
combined with fruit derivative salts.
giving it the taste OF sparkling lemon
ade.
Take a tablespoonful In a glass Of
cold water whenever you feel bilious.
headachy oT constipated. "Ispsonade
Salts" is the much talked OF discovery
Of the American EPSON Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
pEhTHs.

CAri. tn lioehessio. Del on uctoher "a.
ie'i ine tllon Gael widow Of Frank A.
NemtiVcs. fflcnds also Olive Temple.
fUhhfal services 81 the residence ~ her
tnn .in law. NJ Frank ratlor. HockesSin
go sunday nriohvr 90 1924 Services al
hHusf at nclock lnterment at Red Clay
tfaah eumttrrt
TCurF 81 Marshantou Del. on Octo-
lef iN. 1921, David Ecor. in hts 7ath
Naatites and friends are invited 10 at
frHh ihn funeral services az his late
lssldrucp. Mhrshallton Del un sunday
NrlnNrf 1904 90 D. m Interment
AL Nrd Clay trerh cemetery
nrCk ln ths city on October 10 1921
naahyes frlouis members of the Friend
.ffU lifN ln. NO firpmeus Re4 4
Asanrlatiun aud mrmhers ~ the Mcdaniel
UUfae lHh are invited % attend the
ntNafhi ifom his late residence 1922 West
street nh saturday afternoon. az @ clock
iuiefuirntnt hiNefttcw cemetery private
4IlEN Ia Kenneth square Pa on tho
lHfN aaV 10th month Ruth widow
of Davis nuey 20 her saith year
ufiatttts and friends uf family are in
aiia1 81 attend the funeral al the late
reslAenee "a her son Frederic p Huey.
nNaf Nnnnplt square on tth dAy 10Th
month asa at q clock y m lntermcnt
pfltatr Autos vii mect l2.2i D M train
ana / o'clock trolley AZ kennctt
NtuK in this city on October is. 1927
iuNIs Nlfk in bis t3fh year
Neiatltrs friends and Moricl Enramp-
uiapi Nn D. Order 90 tine knights q;
HaauifAllnfs are invited 20 attend the
tulfni sffi lrrs al bis late residence
AfA Nual seventh street on Saturdav \
aflsfnann prtuhrr 90. at 30 . clock
fatefmrnl kitrrNlew cemetery
pNtgl IL thls city on October r.. 1921
ri emfnfi snn uf Emma aud the lat,
Wlnam Prize aged 20 wears
NrlAiiKrs friends aud the l. % o. NJ
Nn fNt are invited tn attend the funcrn
.efNiHua hf the Residence of his mother
A.A4 Washington street on Wednesda,
steniHn Nrtunrf iN az O'Clock I'M
ieHWeni hl fredericksburg. Md on n,
NHfN
ptUu ~ france In thc hattie Of IA.
AfHnnnH lufrst on nctohor g. 1918
AHiH Lewis beloved snn OF the lat,
aaHnN ard Annir Push
N4laflfNa An1 friends uf the family AIS,
aN lnaHus ~ which he was . member. ar
iNtltHA al attend thp funeral service
lfHm fhr residence If his uncle. James 4
iitaQufh Harvey kpad Holly Oak. Del
uN aHHhaf afternoon a. ! clock. In
trfmrni al Media. IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20
pr. ]. II. Odell Now Grandfather.

A son was born last night to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas q. Bradford Of
Bridgeport. Conn. The child is the only
grandson Of DIR. Joseph II. Odell Of
Wilmington and Henry B. Bradford
of Edge Moor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20

First ward Democrats 20 Meet.
The Democrats of the First ward
will meet at Democratic headquarters
s12 French street. tomorrow evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20

Additional death notices received too
lafN Hf ihis column VII be- tOund on
ilHhnfiAl raNe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-20

Vulcanizing2 Read the classified
ads.-AdV.