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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-08
SHIPPING BOARD
 MEMBERS SLATED
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, June S.-Formal an- nouncement of the appointment of A. D. Lasker, Chicago advertising man, as chairman of the United States shipping board, was made at the white house today.
 Others understood to be assured of places on the board are: Meyer Lissner of Los Angeles, T, V. O'Connor of Buffalo, Edward Hummer of Bath, Me, and Rear Admiral William s. Benson, now chairman.
 It is also indicated that President Harding will re-appoint former Sena- tor George E. Chamberlain of Oregon and Frederick Thompson of Mobile, the Democratic member.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-08
.|1ALY'S QUOTA UP
 SH|PL0AD DENIED
(By the Associated Press)

New York, June 8-Nearly 500 Ital- Ian immigrants are "marooned" on a steamer here, admittance to the United States being refused because the June quota for Italy has already been admitted. Under the new im- migration law, the number of any nationality to be admitted is fixed by percentage of the number already resident of the United States.
 Commissioner of Immigration Wal lace has suggested that the 1,50O be admitted and charged against the July quota. Gathered as they are on shipboard, the commissioner said, probably will result in an epidemic.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-08

graduates of the University of the City of New York today, Secretary of War Weeks declared it would be the height of folly for the United States to disarm first.
 Secretary Weeks declared he hoped to see the United States prepared to defend it's rights, sovereignty and cit izens until all nations disarm by mu- tual consent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-08
MAY RECALL TANKS
 IN SANT0 DOMINGO
fBy the Associated Press)

Washington, June 8,-A presiden- tial proclamation, directing the with drawal of American forces from the Dominican republic, is expected within the next few days. That the procla- nation will be issued is inferred from the statement by Secretary of State Hughes that negotiations with the re- public have been opened.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-08
PUEBLO DEAD
 LITTER RIVER
 FOR B MILES
(By the Associated Press)

Denver, Colo, June S.-Ten million dollars worth of goods and scores of bodies, washed from Pueblo, are scat- tered along the sides of the Arkan- sas river for 35 miles, according to a dispatch today to the Denver Times. The bodies and property are partial ly concealed in the mire, the dispatch said.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-08
PROPOSE DAYLIGHT
 SAVING AT MEMPHIS
(By the Associated Pressl

 Memphis, June 8.-Daylight saving for the city of Memphis will be pro posed when the board of commission CTS meets next Tuesday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-08
HELENA TELLS
 M'RAE 10 JET
 6 RIOTERS DIE
(Rv the Associated Press)

Little Rock, June S.-A writ of habeas corpus to prevent the execu- tion of the six Elaine negro rioters will be sought by their attorneys, it was announced today. Their execu- tion is set for Friday and only a court order or executive action by Govern or McRae can save them.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-08
lBy the Associated Pressl

tBy the Associated Press)
 Helena, June 8.-A delegation head ed by John Ike Moore. former lieu tenant governor, and H. ?. McRae, son of Governor McRae, left today for Little Rock to confer with the govern or in regard to the cases of the six Elaine negroes under sentence to die Friday morning.
 The delegation will protest against the alleged distortion and misrepre- sentaton of facts and alleged false hoods emanating from persons who know nothing about the cases, the delegation claims, but who have peti- toned the governor for clemency.
 Little Rock, June 3-The time is rapidly drawing near when six of the Elaine rioters must pay the extreme penalty of the law, unless the governor should grant stay of execution. The date of their electrocution has been set for next Friday, June 10. Coun- sel for the condemned men have been persistent in their appeals to Cover nor McRae during the last few weeks, but up to the present time he has given no intimation whatever that he intends to interefere. The wife of one of the men called on the governor yesterday and added hr appeals to this of the attorneys. He has also re- ceived numerous letters and messages from all over the country asking him to intercede. So far, however, he con. tinues adamant. The negroes them selves appear to be reconciled to their fate and spend most of their time dur ing the day entertaining their rela. tives and singing hymns.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-08
(By the Ass ociated Press)

(By the Ass ociated Press)
 Washington, June 8. - Senator Medill Mccormick, Republican, of Ill., inois, today formally complained to President Harding and Secretary of the Navy Denby in regard to the speech of Rear Admiral w. s. Sims at London last night. Senator Me Cormick claimed, from press accounts, that Admiral Sims discussed the Irish question.
 Secretary Denby was asked to take disciplinary measures against the ad- miral, who commanded American war craft in European waters during the war.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
LITTLE BEnNYs NOTEBOOK
By Zee PsDe-

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day. and pop was srnoakinS AMI min
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maybe ~ vas so'tinn on f nfla
wanting - ask hiu - Fet lr ed r.n
on arcount ~ ne auways brHF
poasd h. kupw vnrs my ininvH
and after vile 2 ssd Hay pnp do
mink yoIre ssuIrR ~ my a. H'.
pop sed H. thinking mutrh nf'
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sed rrrnru.her putting n sr
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
TsJT YOUNG RO8tNf. SCpPT ~.
| rae ERAkCAe lVfTJOOT n NEST.

The spnrrows should have been re-
pairing their nests instead Of quarrel
ing over something they did not want.
for Tho winter winds Ind broken their
homes and they were very ragged
looking. indeed.
Teddy Squirrel. too should have hcen
NJ home making his nest clean from
tba shells he had left from hts. winter
meals but he. too came back 20 say The
trco vas his because he had been look
inc AZ II all winter cut ~ his hole In
tho troe nt the edge % the woods.
ANA sn nh those silly creatures wasted
two warm epring DAYS in quarrcling
ana the ncNt morning they awoke % flnd
,ho shy all gray and the air cold and
damp.
Tho two Young Robins began 20 shiv-
or Thoy did not feel AZ all like quar-
rcliuc Tho Sparrows wished they had
repaired their broken nests 50 they
would havo warm place to stay untii
tho sun shone again.
Teddy Squirrel began TO think ot tho
time he had wasted. for he had no moro
nuts IN his nest and nc was too cold 70
20 out for some that he knew were hid
den under rock IN the WOODS.
Nv and by the old sun Man pceped
out from DcHlHu = 'ouA eAAN 4~N-N =
~ tbc Robins and Srarrows. lie pecped
into Teddv's hole IN n" tree too,
ana then he began 70 sco2d.
why do YOU an think ] made the
da,s "a nice and warm ! should like
" srou2 J rayo you two sunnv days
ana ,ou wasted them IN quarreliag over
n tree.
Here are trees enough FOR you all
Ana MANY moro besides. bat you fool.
,en ones must r,cE out one tree and
,~@fs- that there is no other Get Z
v-orl, every inc AZ ycu ar VIII 80 bacI
behind the cloud and not shine agar
ri, woeR
The, III. went n war< vou nav T.
ee-. ana tGvre US 70 .ara fusS'ps
fr- rer. ~ -ho-,7 wanted ta have ~
ala ST siar seotd aEatn ur ~ ava.
ana ,naao tee cart cold are Vet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
SANDMAN STORY.
BY AbbIe Philips Walker
Protected by George Matthew Ada"~
Or.n suN MAN SCOLDS.

There had been many sunny days
In the early spring. once upon
timo but instead Of building their
nests and working an thoy should nave
done. two chattering young Hopins
and three Sparrows we're auarrelins
as hard as ever you heard In a big tree
in the orchard.
Ted Squirrel ran over from tho dig
tree at tho edge of the WOODS. ana
when he heard what IL was all about
he began to wonder If he did not want
thnt very tree. too. for that was what
they were auarreling about. you see.
II happened that ono Young Robin
came to the tree just as the other had
decided he would build there. ana
such n chattering and nuttering as
went on
rhen along came three Sparrows.
and when they found that some one
wanted the tree very much they all
decided that they wanted IT. too
though they were comfortably located
| behind the attic blinds of tfe farm
| house.
| All day they quarrcled. and when
night came the two Young Robins
had 10 sleep In tho branches without
n nest They had wasted the time ~
dfsputinr and no work was done.
But the first thing the next morning
when the sun came UP. they all begaf
quarreling again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE

Dear Joe:
Didn't Shakespeare say. Hell hath
no fury any more tantalizing than a
grasping neighbor?" Anyway Joe he
would have said so If he'd known Mrs.
Fink. You know I told you she Dor
roweo nv new vacuum cleaner before
the last irstalment was hardly dry on
y by talking me into believing that
sweeping with a broom Is one of the
est perfect ways 70 reduce.
Well. Joe, rye been trying II ever
noe. and instead of pulling me down
a mere shadow as you'd naturally
pect from all that exercise, it's been
lfldins me UP even more. ] suppose
sing all that dust and swallowing a
rtain minority OF it would naturally
Ugh a person down, as nothing settles
e dust, but anyway believe me Joe J
was good and sore at the idea Of me
Shaving away without the slightest use
all that time doing all the sweeping
and Hilna my Finnish maid practically
going TO waste. so ] asked Mrs. Fink for
the kind return Of my vacuum cleaner.
Well. Joe. that was several days 20
and I've been asking her continuously
ever since. and all she does is to hem
and haw like a ship at sea and give
me .00000I excuses but no action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

That's what comes of being charitable,
Joo. Charity may cover a multitude OF
sina but why should Il always be my
charity and Mira. Fink's ains2 Theres
always some loopholo In these proverbs
Have you been reading about this
monkey gland extract that's supposed
to make people act young and monkey
ish again2 | don't see why some mod
ern doctor can't fix mo up with some
extract from "A living skeleton in side
show to mako me willowy once more.
or at least give me a visible waistline.
Meanwhile | remain your loving wife.
Tessie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR.
Copyright. 1915, by the kaClurs News
paper Syndicate. Now York City.
LOOK TO YOUR GARDEN.

If YOU are one Of tho housewives who
add To your homo work in summer that OF
tending n small garden pateh,yo should
wake up to the fact that now IL the time
to make your first preparations Tor the
spring. TO be sure it In rather muddy IN
your garden and YOU may have to use
quite n little imagination to think that In
that dear garden patch any flowers or
vegetables can ever come To leaf and bios
som. On tho next clear day when the
weather is mild enough to mako IT larry
comfortable to bo outdoors plan TO devote
an hour or two to the work, making sure
that you have heavy gloves on your hands
toprotect them in the work you are to do
A very large pair OF cotton gloves oi inc
sort that can be bought in the five and ten
cent stores, ia a good thing TO have. They
may be worn over old glovea, keeping the
hands good and warm.
BE sure that all rubbish in your garden
is cleared away Authorities of the DE,
pnrtment OF Agriculture tell 1s that oil old
| leaves or stems from last year svegetaiion
should be gathered together and burned
| This not onlv makes the garden easier 10
| work with a new crop and gives better
appearance generally TO your patch, but
! il safeguards your next crop from insect
posts that might be harboring in the old
! plants
OF course if You have berry bushes ol
vines Of n perennial sort you cannot ge'
rid Of insects 40 easily, but now is good
time TO look over these very carefully, see
ing that any vines or rubbish that may b,
hidden about them is removed and burned
If you have only n small garden spot q
little picket of rustic fence put around
il adds immensely 10 the attractive appear
ance ofit. This serves To keep out chiellen
If there are any about and even househol'
cats and dogs can be taught 10 respect tn
sanctity Of a space fenced III much NOR
easily than garden left open, the iittl
picket fence may be painted white and TIN
is an excellent time 20 construct the ienc
or have il done and 20 have Il painted
That is Of course If YOU select a day whe
the ground is somewhat fhawed eu'
Later YOU might plant some s0ft 81 yine !
trail over the fence 10 give considerahl
charm 20 tho general appearance here
are varieties ii cucumbofs, small sqnas
and other vegetables that might he attra'
tive on the little fence and a the san
time serve to augment the size oi yW
crop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
THE GIRL ON THE JOB.
BY Jessie Roberts.
t,opvr,snt. 1870. by whaeIsr syndicats.rn .rno.
AcCDUNT1NG FOR WOMEN.

ToIt w oAb'tf%
The profession of accounting has De
come nm important one, and though men
occupy most Of the positions available,
and are training at almost all the colleges
for those that are in view, won hfe
beginning 70 enter the field.
To be mn accountant is no hit or mss
affair. Tho training long and thofouph.
There are graduate schools at many OF the
colleges for this work, and some of the
colleges give course in accounting IN
their regular undergraduate work. ne
demand for thoroughly trained and com
petent accountants has risen III the iaht
five or six years, fully 100 per cent ara
this increase seems likely 10 continue N
definitely. But as always, II ls the fully
prepared man or woman who wIll get thH
! good Jobs
II is advisable for yotl, If you determine
10 become nm accountaut 70 take full
college course in general subjects, because
| n broad mental development ia really n
necessity Then follow with a post graduate
course in the profession itself No~-a-dayF
women are not hcsitatrg Mt such lengthy
prcparation for life work, and arc showing
themselves ms eager rs young toen - q,
what Is required 20 get 10 the top hH'
Is one of the main reasons Why they arc
getting u the top
There are various branches of account
| inp. the latest 10 develop being III connec-
tion with the taxcs Oh income and profit
and here especially, women will be fnos'
likely 20 be used
After the preparatory work m sehoo
and college. Il Is best 70 - t. t9r p"sl
ton X some good firm ard fh"rc put ~
sufficient number Of years of good haf'
work o. become thoroughly grounded 4
the practical side of tho business ! e5'H'
and competent woman car rfsc -
responsible position ia suci an oii.rf
and may prefer 70 remain thcro ~ tta'
of going on to independence ard rlsk
II Is because Of this wiilirgnes T. str
~ good ailhorlipat. bat Hell paEfr1
nosition that women are welcome d
many lines of work laiclg mooop"ll1e'
ly men especially that type ~ voma
; vbo through ambition and long trainlrf
"a going on With her work after nRrritgf
atncc her work IL a real pert IF hcr hf'
ard her independence tao dear r. ?" r
fnqulshcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

Copyright. laoD by
heeleT Syn dicato. Inc.
VIII Docs Ammonia Clean Things

To l..dcrsta~d the clca g function
IL euruo i4 "a must remember that II u
fot realv q liquid, Is wc.art accustomed
tothl,kof il. but d gas dissolved IN water
50 that I'd may be more easily handled and
controlled than q volatile lmpalpablc sub
stance Moreover. ammonia Is one ot the
strongest Of alkals and possesses the
faculty Of dissalylug fats and oils which
hold much Of the dirt on solIed articles
together acting both as foundation and
as g bi. der for the particles Of dust
Application Of ammonia 70 any object
viii therefore result ia the dissipation OF
the DIV secretion and the consequent
} Io0sening Of the q rt which Is washed away
hv the action of the .water IN which the
ammonia gas is dissolved Ammonia s
superiorltv as n cleansing agent IS due
primarily TO this gaseous content for the
gas can and does reach int every Granny,
and not Z. particle of OILY dirt no matter
how well hidden can escape II. On nc
count Of its strong alkalI reaction, how
ever. ammonia should be used sparlngly
and o.lv on articles which viii not be
cat. awav or otherwise injured 10y rs
applications IS q general rule Il should
never be used OH substances OF a Sc &c
table formation such as cloth, paper
Or leather but should be reserved for
those with 3 hard, non-porous surface.
Before you got her she is Yivacdous.
After you get her she is too blamed
I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
COOu HOUSEKEEPING.
Br Laura A. kirkmzn.
DESSERTS MADE WITH GELATfNE.

II has always been q mystery 70 nie
why the average housokeeper sh,iih
gslatine in making her desserts enc
regards gelatine as mn economy ~ ~
IRE. senrning not 10 be aware of the iaot
that there are delicious 5ponges ana
Bayarian Creams to be made with this
stiTening agent, as well as the PLAIN
"ahaky Jelly" desserts more commonly
seen.
It il not nj oil necessary 20 follow
a recipe in making gelailne desfert =
the hotl8ekegper will bear IN mind that
/ tablcqpoon of Qfanulated gelatJuc ldIs-
solved in n little cold Waier) will stlifen
/ mint of any kind of liquid Whnu the
housekecper has fruit left0yers with fruit
jtilcea. ali che need do is ~ take table
eDoon If gcatine, dissolve 10 10 the small
/ amount of cold water, then measure cut
/ ng fuilrh hot water as she Tlll need ~ make
4 an tho pift of lipnd after seeIng hOH much
/ of the fruit Iulce she has; Tins amount
/ IL hot water should be sweetened " oiH'e,
+ then should he added ~ the Dissolved
Orlnijne and the MIXTURE allowed - cool,
/ then the fruit Iuce added as u begins ~
conRoal
- develop n plain fruit gelatlne o'
I this sort INTO sponge, the h0usekeepe
should lse tablespoon ~ gelatihe anH
| twa-tbirds of "A pint oi swcetcned ~"
/ water. she should Jet this cool untu .
/ bcglnH 10 CONCEAL then add one ~ ~
well-fcatcu ogg-whItes, whipping. th'
while tlll fro'hy before setting - Hsiae Y
mould
10 mako q Bnvarian Cream, siInpi'
u4e If "a cup If whipped cream +.
atcad 81 the cgg whites mentioned q
tho above paragraph.
There arc mary little fancy tpucffe
added ~ these general directions, ar'
tho following rccipea ll1satrste ffis Itoin'
Coffee sponge 2 tablespoons -
ulated grlatlnc z cups stronR c'hH'
cup sugar + teospaor vanilla z ogg
gb5tes @oai. =. u Ia'ire IN cold water :
e9s.tr far ajntifns, Their diseolve -
a,igar in thc bailing-hot coffee add -
pclafiuo and -tlr orcr hot vatrr rtl -
! yeiaflro Is dlserlrcd Whcr h"glfflr9
oaagcal add fhc cgR-w}jt"a 7'ifiF r'e'.
trd flavor With the vanilla Ntp
creamy + color aed .ct -tffnn r 2 q
mould -srro e9ld eifh 4 so'' r'l s'ard
sifh eroe.n
Uarehr .lla~ ravaran c-oar A
a,er - }fr. II soak ta1lo-poou
.yalIatea zeiattro ID ~a'or a.
far5f#tr.. ,.s. .cn combine it 7ifn c
If agar sd ~ap nf boiling wat"- co|
o.cr faH.g rafrr urff NC gr."'ro
Z .t.el aer 81. aelsc atH h Hcgl
Il. .-.s. >lu edd rar-F ualg-
diced ~.r chopped Hnts ard rna-
z rttr., fferrto- Ai-o iraa aTel- hc-' 81
....~ .-ta LET r.oud Ihis u 3 4
Z ao.lt.s ar4 aa.rtr dessert icr g7ie
ost
tt} ror4r4ce .ld-ceeod n NFiss Fr
ro +. .fo f~r.cr+ IIrg-cEcf
r-tur- .t }- e- s-re-eI ths
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Rirfhdnr Dinner Party.

Mrs. Chas. Fahs, daughter u William
Rodrnan. gave a DINNER ~ honot IF III
fathers birthday antl1.rsals - hsr
home AZ Iullcrest Friday evening. NJ
Rndruau was tho recipient II many nse
ful Gifts aul congratulations. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm Eodman Sr Nj anil Mrs. Ghas.
Fahs. Mira and Mrs Wm Rodman.
Dr.. ard daughter Lillian and Mrs. Anna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

columns In their turn. This requires con
adorable tirns, however owing a. w.
great number received. ~ 4 a psrsouhl oI
quicker reply is desired, stamped ar
self-sddresssd envrlgjo fnust bs eneinsf'
With the question The ffi0f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
D0N'I SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as fit would split, just rub elittIe
Musterole on your temples and neck.
II draws out the Inflammation, sootheS
awaythe pain, usually giving gquickreiief.
Musterole is clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than
8 mustard plaster and does not blister.
MANY doctors ard nurses frankly
recommend Musterole for sore throat.
bronchitis, Group. stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma-
tisrn. lIrnbago, pains and aches OF the
hack or Joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet-colds
Of the chest lit often prevents pneu'
monia). It is always dependable.
35c and CSC Jars; hospital size $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
sefvlres NJ workhon<e.

pelIp3a.Is aeryIfce wee conducted AZ
,bs Wafkb943ga Yesterday william +
White directed the SINGING q sa'i'i
r5t4lai5 r. van Ia AMI Iarr Gran.
stoou. On the ht'i ~ D. ksfad"f }6t.
we'll rendered sestfai 7e st...H
Mr. and Mrs James II iiaey aa' 7's
tsonga Ec} HcrrY tf# pastor
- Bethei 4. II + GhHr 2. sHt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
DOROTHY DIX TALKS.

voriaa f4lrn>ne PAID woman WrNer.
lCopyrkxht, 1870. Ny tne N"ee
uicAtA- lno.l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
How the plainest woman
can be pretty

A winning personality and perfect
complexion constitute combination of
charm which mere nrettiness of features
cannot rival.
The girl with the radiant, clear com
plcxion is sure of admiration no matter
what her type The woman with smooth,
hawless skin is always considered young.
Such complexion isn't gift of Nature,
but an attraction every woman can achieve.
/ he secret was discovered IN the days OF
ancient Egypt. was practiced by Cleopatra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

Quick results. small costs. use E.ery
Evening want ads,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
THE GIRL WHO
HAD NO CHANCE
THE NISITOR.
lY Marian Ru blncan.

Hy Marian HnDihcah.
Copyright 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

Before YOU got her she is Vivactous.
After vou get her she is too blamed
GabLy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

tt3 .ottr.rs .ld-ceerd N Nfiss Flr-
ra 1, efr rTr.cr+ Hrg-rEoev-
-..45-a- Fl. Fl t.e. --. 5-rc-oI :. trr-r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Begin this treatment today

Wash your face gently with the mild.
creamy lathcr of Pslmolye. massaging it
softly into the skin Rinse thoroughly and
it will carry away all the dangerous aco,lmu-
lations which so often cause skin infection
Then apply a touch of cold cream,
smoothing it into the skin. You will be
delighted at the way your complexion looks
and feels, at its smoothness, hne texture
and fresh color This special face washing
regime is thorough without irritation.
Remember backheads come from pores
filling up with dirt that pimpies follow
when this dirt carries infection.
Daily cleansing is your protection against
skin troubles. Powder and rouge are hanm-
less when applied to clean skin.