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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
ST. PATRICK's DAY ODDITIES.

glrl Of Irish descent surprised num-
bcr Of her friends in an uptown office this
morning, when she appeared for work
wearing bright green hose, which were
rather conspicuous The young lady was
born III Maryland but her parents ere
Irlsh
In another uptown office, one Of the
clerks appeared wearing 8 peculiar piece
of green on his lapel Upon inquiry. the
clerk informed the questloner that St.
Patrick had driven all the snakes and
frogs out Of Ireland and that what he was
wearing was "a descendant II proved
10 be a tin imitation locust
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
CHHIST's InTtIs.
pr. wasbhurn of Philadelphia Appeals
to Ienten Worshippers 90 Repent.

Uay Louie T. Wnzhrutn. ~ Thiladoi
phia ln AZ addroea at Tho uoon dav
T.entcu services in IS Andrew = y
church dwoIt on the trul, horoir spirit
~ C.od and advised hia hearers 10 tabe
tho ideala ~ this hero fur THEFT own.
we owe allegiance to our haroir
Saviour he said. .for Ito laid down
His lifo ~, uR
II vac NOT #a much tho paiua -
fortune which made ,hrt=t suffer. said
II, Waehb,Irr Iur Tho aims cf the
t,aor,Io which arc .rtIctf,inE iIin afreah
daily II 10 in thia Taeatcn week we
should abandon our zinFui vayR 10 sal
~ Ne have not already. and rcEpoud 10
tho Influences ~ the saviour
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
w vorEs DAYLIGHT SAVING
New Ordinance Provides For Change.
April y fn September n.

Nov Nork NarchlT The Aldermen
IuCada, pa7red without delat" ar
oppait,,ai the ,.eu laqlEht aev'ra er.l,-
nance for New Yntk city "meh will ~
INTO effect ~ 1urday Apr'l = and end ~
SUNDAY. sept IL
In RECOMMENDING tic adoption q
tho amendment tho r"mmltiee . report
stated
An hour II cNtra daylight during the
arr,ue suurer and lall has t"en \
great boon T. the ,uen and aoneu Vhe
fo,l ~ the many mdustrial and com.
nerc,al enterprises of tins city he
nae II thts extra hour of daylight far
recreation or study Will contribute e
the inrr.tal a,.1 rhyslcnl Improvement u
millions ~ our cIttEeus without ~ anv
way dcttactuR from etiicen' service =
thor otuployers
Tho amendment was passed a The
shortest meeting the hoard has held N
many Spara
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
SAIISBI ItN DROW MING.
Herman Livingston. IL. Loses His Life
While at Play.

Sallshurl Md March Il In at
tempting ia recover his hat whlch had
blown INTO the MIL pond located layi
behind tho lirst Re glment Armory hefe.
Herman Livingston II years old, son et
Mrs Anrio Livingston. 6on South Di-
vision street lost his bnlance and fell
into the water and before assistance could
be rendered he was drowned
The accident occurred this after
noon during the lunch hour al the Cam
len school and the boy Vas PLAYING with
soycral ,ehaolmates IL the time The
body remained IN the water about 35
minutes when recovered first aid treat
nont was gwen rolling It over barrel
life however was extinct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
MARINE EXPOSITION.
wilminetonians Attending Maritime dis
nIay Beinp Held in Philadelphia.

MANY Vllmingtonlans, especially those
Interested n zhipbuld,ng and maritime
matters orc attending the American Ma
r,np Fxposltton. being held this week ~
the F,rst Regiment Arnory, Broad and
Callowhill streets, Fhilndclphih o'inI
row night will hc Fuscy y Jones h,R'''
and n number 81 Puscv 4 Jones mon from
here will hc there.
/ number of fr,c tickets have been let
~ Every Evening office for nnvEwho doerc
them paying. uf course, the war tax
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
REV. JOS kARLING ATTENDS
SWEDISH NJ T.. CONFERENCE L

Rev Joseph karInF pastor of the
Swedish NJ + Church. let Yesterday
morning for New York tn attend the an
nual session Of the Eastern Swedish Con
ference HIS congregation has asked Rev
karIing to returnIto the church for another
wear The fourth quarterly conference
rpccntlv held also made the same request
The work during the past year has been
very gratifying, the Wilmington charge
being the only one 70 go over the top in
the Centenary drive This Is the third
wear this charge has been on the honor
roll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
I Charged with Threatening Woman.

Charged with threate mig bodily harm
Paul Wilson, colored, was arrested today
Leila Fox, also colored, who maize the
complaint said they both lived IN Harris
burg. Pa and that Wilson had threatened
to Kill her 50 often that she moved 70
Wilmington TO escape him In some manner
Wilson traced her 10 502 East Twelfth
street tie started to quarrel with the
woman today and the police were called.
Wilson spied Officer Hvnson coming toward
the house and started to nun but Was over
taken
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Miss Neher Honored.

Miss Alice P. Neher Of 1929 West
Fifth street, is q member Of the scenery
committee for the presentation OF J. M
Barrie's Quality Street" at Mount
Holyoke College this evening. The pro-
ductfon al Mount Holyoke tonight is
the regular March play. one Of the three
major performances Of the college
Ara 4fc Climb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Court Considers Jurisdiction Plea

Judge Morris in the [ District
Court today took under advlsement =
motion TO dismiss the case Of the Grand
Rapids Furniture Company Of Gra nd
RAPIDS, Mich, VS. the ". Y McNar
Furniture Company q Delaware cor
poration, because OF alleged lack oi
jurisdiction The court took the motion
under advisament
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
caD,a,u keileher's shamrock Genuine,

p,,,na r.ptaln KeIieher has rcoeived
"a. ~ ~. real token of ST Pauick's
~, srnau bunch of shamrock from
"a. ,.l,tlnns Ill Ireland The shamrock
j j., Az. condition and just as fresh
- !. "a hoen taken from tbs soil. The
,,.,,,,,ir ~. helped "a spread around the
~ patriolt.s pay cheer by giving bits
~ the plant 90 HRS friends
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
TWO FINED ron HEtNG pRvNk.

Pleading guilty ia Municipal Court
TODAY a. being drunk Iugtenc Rerry
and prcmn pruzano vero each nncd tio
ami costs Adam pranurark on
charge of yaeranc, vac -entcrsCd to
the workbouse for ten DAYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
CARTRIDGE CASES SOLD
3O. 900 900 Disposed of by Il. ). 10
Connecticut Firms.

Washingt on, March II Announcement
az the sale of 30000,000 pounds OF brass
cartridge cases was made Tuesday by
the War Department. The metal has
been divided among three Connecticut
firms. the Chase Companies. OF Water
bury. the Scovl Manufacturing Company
Of Waterbury, and the Bridgeport Brass
company. Of Bridgeport
The sale will net the Government
approximately go per cent Of the market
value II was said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
INJURED ARMY PHYSICIAN
MARRIED MIDDLFTOWN GIRL

Dr. L. Pepper of Madison Maine, who
was injured by the explosion of a package
which he had received in the mail will be
remembered here and in Middletown,
where he took as has bride, Miss Jennie
Wright, an estimable Middletown lady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
FaIrlamb Wedding Anniversary.

The b6th wedding anniversary of MIR.
and Mrs Harrison Fairlamb. 1924
Washington street was quietly OBJ
served yesterday Owing to the absence
from town of several of their children.
II was decided that supper In honor
of the event be held Saturday instead
Of yesterday Mr. Fairlamh is so and
Mrs FairIamb 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Ohio Would Ran Beer Again.

Columbus. Ohio. March 17.-Enact-
rnent Of an Ohio statute that would null
lifv in this State the ruling Of former
United States Attorney General Palmer
which permits the prescribing of beer
as medicine Will be requested OF the
State Legislature Immediately by pro
hfhition leaders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Claim Druggists Was Not Pharmacist

Waving a hearing through his counsel
Thomas + Bayard, Jr., Vincent ).
Matthews, charged with violating the
state pharmacy laws, by not having q
registered pharmacist in his employ, was
held under 500 hail for the Court Of
General Sessions by Judge Hestings u
Municipal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Thief Steals Children's Play Things.

Thieves last night stole bicycle.
velocipede. baby coach and doll be-
longing to the children Of Edward y.
Philips. 1906 Monroe street Mr.. Phillips
10 year old son used his bicycle last
evening about Z o'clock anf left II in
the ward The other articles were on the
porch. About an hour later wher the
children went TO bring their toys IN the
house they found them stolen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
PACKING wFy voTK sTRrKF.

TuIon leaders Empowered - an
walk Ont.
nv Aaaorietea Fsrrea ~ Every Evening
Cbtraao. March f7-Reporfa ~ tha
strike vote takeu ~ the niddlo Ta'
branches ~ the Hva hig packing corn
IN Mics continued ~ arrive ~ 'fni'f
hon aeuartera mere today ard Il was lIf
,larstor,f thog Indicated b arga uairr
lfY arc In fa"or r. ? strike
F,iIi ruvger ~ csU tha waikou' wns
placed yesterday ir tine hands nf Dan
mis- fare. secretary treasurer r. me
An1algan1at@d Order If Meat 'n'fnrs
and Hutrher WnrFrnen ard Frdw0nd
r. Brennan rounzoi for the unior - q
meeting ~ the heads n fh0 n'n0f
unions involved in trades en9pfnFA0 if'
tho afprk .ar7g
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
WEDDINGS.
Hurpt.Hanck.

Miss Grace Katherine Hurst. dauah-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Hurst. 1901
West street, and William Fl. HAnck
were married at the nAnse Of Hanover
Presbyterian Church, 2aI2 Boulevard
last Sunday afternoon by Rev. Charles
H Bonner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
KAvsA~ ron FAIt's AIp.

Formav governor ~ Ttah Named as
Land office fommlssinneT.
~ Associated Press - Every Erorine
Washington. Marp. IT, Fdward
I-ippay. IF Kansas was given recess
appointment ~ President Harding f"-
,lav "a first aszlstp nt Secretary ~ ne
interior
re~esz aprnipfrnert as commits
zionar nf The general land ~f7r@ was
given ~ william s sprv foru4er ge
crnur af r-fah
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Continues nn-Snnnnrt Case

Judge Hastings in Municipal Court TO-
dav continued until April 30 the case
Of Harry J. Elliott Of Talleyville charged
with non-support Elliott claimed he was
was unable 70 work but had offered to give
his wife a property at Talleyville
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
"oLp HOMESTEAD" ACTOR pEAp.
william Lawrence, Ex.sailor, Had
Played "tfneIe Josh 1000 Times.

Played "tncie Josh B1oh Times
nv Associated Press 80 Every Evening
Boston. March II The death ~ VII
liam IawFenco. who attcreedad Denn8n
Thompson aa Uncie Josh in the ftld
Homestead and played uhe part 3,900
times waa announced today tie had
taan III four dave. having collapsed
while playing here least Saturday
Up to the time ~ Denman ThoFnp-
sons death IN 1910. Lawrrnce was wIth
the original old Homestead" company.
sometimes piaying IN rniuor parfa ana
aornefiruoa taking the lrad According
IN fawreuca's rerninisceners there we're
frequently tfnea when q" would go N
az Uncle Josh during t1e second and
third acts while Thmnraon took the
part ri the first - 2 fourth
lawrence wsa horn n Nova ~r"fia
and uysu a sailor and fur trapror before
ne went on the stage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
nAvK BUReLARs GET 100000.
Take Every Dollar 81 Cash after
Dynamiting yauit.

lfniontown. kan. March 1.-THE
state Bank III tnIontown Fas robbed
testerday II nearly every dollar - cash
and securities. The robbers gathered the
loot into bags and escaped = m auto
mobile.
Bank officers said ne .0ss would re
between f30. 600 ard $40. 1000. Eet0re
dvnamIfing ne Faait of the bank m
ba utIiss cut an telephone wires INTO
fh.. town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
rn,aves Get snuf Boxes and Checks.

vAta,.ez making thalr third entry IN
1as+ rhreo months 10 the tobacco
- ~ Nay Breuer. 1l2 West Fourth
s... ,..zteraav morning. stole snuff
s ,.aI,,aa AZ 81 and a number Of
o,s1.. ,h,ch vii 10 worthless 20 them.
~ ,n,a,,sa Effected an entrance by
,,-,.,,, onar a collar door In the rear
~. 800 the combination of the
safa was tampered With
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
MARRIED 80 YEARS.
Mir and Mrs. W. A. weldiu celebrate
Golden Wedding.

NJ, and Mrs William Atwood Woldn
ol Philadelphia. formerly ot Newport
celebrated their fiiticth wedding annl.
vcrsarv AZ the home oi theiT son, Howard
I Wcldn. 1927 West Eighth street. with
4 reception between the hours Of ! and ?
Yesterday afternoon
About AO guests participated y 'ho
event. which was informal Mr. and Mrs
NeIdin received several floral offerings,
and the congratulations and host vlehos q
their friends
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
HAeEvRARTH FOR !. G. &.
Harding Expected 10 Name Head ~
Wool Growers Association.

~. Associated F'rese n Every Evening
washington. March Appnintrrant
~ Frank Hagenbarth ~ idaho presi
dent ~ the National Wool Growers vs.
se,ciation as member IF the Inter
state Commerce Commission Is rK-
r,eetna 70 result from The action ~
,resteru Senators and Representatives
in rea9s@tlng President Harding - put
y western man on the romT ssion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
FIND STOLEN AUTO.
g.. Y. Saui, - taF Found Abandoned
hy Police on Market street.

g. r. Rauter, 1919 Market street who
came 20 IN" poIlco station - report
his automobile had h"on stolen, received
pioa asant eurptie" when HHfaoant
Johnson informed him that hts machine
was standing in the COURTYARD awaiting
him
NIr Snnter put the car ~ a garage
IN tho ,oar ~ l2t3 Market street en
TUESDAY evening and dld not mics g.
until hc ~" ncf the garage This tn"tn
ing The police found tho ,htne
abandoned on Market street and towe,l
IL to tho station awaiting idontia, ,atfan
IN the owner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
s,o,, Hour at Washington Heights.

The story hour OF the Washington
Heights Century club will be held on
Saturday at a.8o. instead OF az 1880.
Miss Alice Roop and Mrs. Milton John
son. Jr., will have charge. All children
of tho club members and community
81 - invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Gets Two Years In Prison.

Richard Virgins colored, charged
his plea from not guilty to guilty TO the
charge OF using minor female for
immoral purposes. and was sentenced
this morning, IN Court Of General ses-
siens to two years In the workhouse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
80. = Ngw lev Prles.

St lali~ ~ hsst esss
nt 25s cents inr,n u hoIv.ols hr.s
.strrda, fn, ',N.i. M nls srads be n
MI seprra' ears ,....itng a coniuia
slon mo1. The q.atarou Is a.. ssn.i
below the tvuraal5 Z Y..eaA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Judgment for Bank.

Judgment for S22s,60 for tho Peoples
Bank OF Leesburg, Va. against David
McCarns is given In decision handed
Gown by Judge Rice In Court Of Common
Pleas. Tho suit was over promissory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Tawyfs I,asbeyu EnfeFfaiuH

The employees Of the Leshem Broth
ors Co were entertained by Lewis Leeh-
en-. members OF the firm. at his home
"a East Thirteenth street, last night.
with music, dancing and refreshments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
REpLEDGEs AID TO CHARTER.
Rotaries Renew Promise 70 support
Riu With mendments.

Members af me Rotary club -0dav
adonted n resolution reinforcing heir
support of hc arigina. 'hartfr BIT YitA
the amendments
Afr Ernest Of the Community service
spoke on the needs ~ ne 0ifH 'a T"-
CARDS buildings for local 2iaESrou0as
nr LEar-isor " Howell paid a frlb-
-. - the memory II James e Broad
r~,o cI,,b voted 70 take proper action -
his death
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Ifoffaober Y Nee,tng.

The monthly meeting OF the Hofreok-
er y =. n. will he held at the home OF
Mrs Herbert Ward. lS07 West Fifth
street, tomorrow evening at 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
TO Hold Rum mage sale.

The Daughter5 = Isabella viii hold
~limmage sale tomorrow at ia Iatnah
rect Anyone having contributions
should call Mrs, Spragg. M, 6l2a-J,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
WnrI.lb Unut DIyideild.

The Wilmington Morria Plan bank
hns declared dividend of th per oent
on the capital stock, payable April
to stochholders of record March 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Discuss Laying of Sidewalks.

street and Sewer officials met today and
discussed with contractors for concrete
pavements the details of u ueW set Of
regulations covering such work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
To Hofd Aurou Social.

The ladies OF the second NJ, +.
Church will hold an apron social In the
church tomorrow evening Admission
and refresh rlents win bo free.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
81. Putrlck's Party for Maccab bees.

The woman's Benefit Association Of
the Maecsbees will hold their annual
ST. Patricks party tomorrow evening
sr their meeting rooms, A. o. L, w, Hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
Personal.

Mrs. nlva MoCsusisnd Of smyrna has
been amending several days with
and Mrs e. r., CosdeH, o5 West TWen-
seventh street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
cs,mue, fire At ioao klrAwoOd street.

tHIMNtA FEt q tV~" =
a,i.ht nre IN the chimney 81 the
h..,,,. ~ bernard Nuiaeaaki. 1920 KIRK
,,.o,d atrae, Mas exiting uished hS the
a,s,,,~t arr ,..utaaies shortly before
III o'clock this morning
Evening star., 1921-04-17
Half a man on a whole mans job
Thousands cheated Of full vigor for lack
of a single vital element in food

is clearly worn out by his work. can
he be getting enough of the vigor-
making vitamine in his food? Are
women making sure they get
enough of it to give them the
bounding energy they should have?
The richest source of this rigor-
making vitdmine
The food which has been found to be
richest in this particular vigor-making
vitamine is yeast-just yeast.
Thousands are now making Fleisch-
mann's Yeast-just the familiar little
cake of food-as much part of their
daily meals as bread, potatoes or meat.
1t is assimilated in the body just like any
other food. 1t IS highly digestible-is in
fact an aid to digestion. In leading hospi-
tails it has been proved valuable not only
for general health, but for correcting
pimples, boils and constipation.
Yeast may be eaten at any time with
or between meals. Only one precaution:
If troubled with gas dissolve the yeast
first in boiling water. Place standing
order with your grocer for Fleischmann's
Yeast. and get it fresh daily.
To get the interesting free booklet
about this new discovery, address THE
FLEIscHMANJN COMPANY, DeptlaoI70l
Washington ST., New York, N. Y
Evening star., 1921-04-17

WE know OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w one of our greatest authori-
ties in food, "that the regular diet
of large portion of the people of
the United States is falling short of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
That is the way the famous
scientist points out the significance
of the new, startling discovery
about food.
One single mysterious element
vitamine-has been newly found
in food; its Importance is tremen-
dous. Unless we have enough of
this Notwithstanding vitamine
in our daily meals, we cannot set
the energy we need for our daily
work.
Primitive man secured an abun-
dance Of vitamine from his raw.
uncooked foods and green, leafy
vegetables. But modern diet
constantly refined-too often lacks
this vital element.
This discovery is making thou
sands of housewives anxiously con-
slider the meals they provide. When
a man, though apparently well-fed,
Yeast mixed with apple
butter or jam makes q
delicious sandwich spread
Evening star., 1921-04-17
Keep the vigor that puts

"OLN SAAAOu&A
Plenty of the vitamine in which
yeast is supremely rich helps all
the body processes and is necessary
for surplus energy and vigorous
health.
Eat one to three cakes of Fleisch-
mann's Yeast daily to maintain
vigor and zest.
Body functions normal
Science says if the body could be kept
entirely free of poisonous waste matter
and perfectly nourished, it ought to live
forever in perfect health. That's theory.
But it's fact that Fleischmann's Yeast
helps the body get rid of waste matter.
stimulates the appetite and helps digest
the increased food we eat.
To help keep your body clean Of poisons
eat to cakes of Fleischmanns Yeast .
day. Eat it over Q period of time-a
month or longer-and notice the differ
ence. 1t should assure regular and
thorough elimination daily.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

Marguerite Clark, star of the
movies, designs her own gowns.
This reception frock is of black
satin, draped with black
shadow lace. Collar and cuffs
of blue silk.
Wild, World phot".
Evening star., 1921-04-17

ALcO- -CRAVURE INC. NEW YORK BALTIMORE. ST. LOUIS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-01
GAMBLER LEADS. ALL
KNOX IN PLEDGES
Proportion Subscription OF
College TowRTo European
Relief Exceeds Mt.
Vernon

Secretary Hoy l.. Russell Of the
Knox county European relief commit
tee today announced he had received
Il report from Dr. T. w, Blake upon
the result of the drive made in Gam.
bier.
DR.. Blake reported that Gambler
had raised her quota Of $500. In addi-
tion, ,he announced College township
had raised 800 and Pleasant town
ship $50. TEa subscription to :he
fund further received an addition
from y the Gambler community fund
amounting to $500
This report puts Gambler ahead OF
all other communities In Knox coun
ty. outside Mt. Vernon, in respect To
the amount pledged. In proportion tc
the oversubscription OF the quota as
signed, Gambler leads Mt, Vernon al
40.
Mr.. o. II, Bechtel, In charge of thu
drive In Berlin township, announced
ho had secured pledges amounting t
$i53 70 and that he had received s
additional which Is to be accredite'
to Pike township.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-01
NEWBERRY INDICTMENT
WILL NOT BE PRESSED

lBy Associated Press to The BaNnerl
DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 26-The de-
partment of justice has decided not
to press the second indictment re-
turned against Senator Truman II.
Newberry and II others, convicted
early last year Of conspiracy to vio-
late the federal corrupt practices act,
according to word received here from
Attorney General Palmer. The Sec
ond indictment charged Senator New.
berry and members Of his senatorial
campaign committee with conspiracy
to commit the offense of perjury" in
connection with reports made to the
senate.
In letter to Henry w. Rose. De-
troit, who inquired as to the disposi-
tion of the second indictment, Mr..
Palmer wrote:
1t was felt that the issues present.
ed were fully tried out on the first
indictment and that 1t was unneces'