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discussed az this conference and Il
was afterwards stated that strong
sentiment was expressed by a num-
her OF the Democratic members
against any Increased appropriations
Tor military matters.
At the hearing Colonel Thomas W
Miller outlined the provisions OF the
National Guard law, stating NAT 10
was absolutely necessary that the
measure be adopted In order that the
new National Guard Organization
would conform 90 the Federal regl-
lations under the National Defense
act and be entitled 10 financial aid
from the government. estimated az
10OO0 annually in addition 10 equip
ment
Colonel Miller explained that the
new measure contained the basin
Natures OF the present law with
such changes as were In line with
The latest War Department reeula-
lions FOR the National Guard HC
explained briefly The various sections
of the act.
Under the provisions OF The pro
posed act an additional appropriation
of approximately $500 annually is
asked. bringing the total appropria'
tlon up 10 Sis.260. Included In TINS
/ total Is an Increase In salary of VI,
adluiana general from si.G0Q 10 $500
year and increases of 500 annual,
I Tor the maintenance OF companies 10
Gated outside OF Wilmington. Addl
tnnal funds for clerk hire In The ad
mtant generals olbce rs also pro
vded for.
'Dclaware has been fortunate n
/ being allotted a unit known as 0i
| Anti- Aircran Regiment OF Artillery
Colonel Miller stated
This unit which VIII be a par
of one ~ the great divisions OF M
limited States Army can only be mad
lio properly function by adequate an
from the state for which purpose thi
now act is submitted 10 YOU Colone
miller concluded.
Major John p. LeFevre stated tha
mo act would enable the state TO b
leTectlyely represented In the Nationa
forces and would prevent recur
. renee OF instances that have reiarde'
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the best efforts OF the National Guard
in the past
Major Joseph G. Lawson stated that
the passage Of the new code was aD-
soluicly essential II the National
Guard were 10 function. Unless this
act Is approved the present plan can.
not be carried out and the state VIII
not receive a Federal appropriation,
he said
on behalf OF the appropriation asked
for clerical hire In the Adlutant-
Generals Ofilce all members OF the
committee testified to the enormous
Increase In work In this office grow
Ing out OF the war. Captain Henry
G.. Parker stated that the ofllce had
handled 1854 cases for enlisted men
since the conclusion Of hostilities re-
sulting In their families receiving
si06 .OO9 from the government.
The Admtant-General's Ofilce has
complied hcords OF approximately
1000 OF Delaware service men, rec
ord not exceeded by any other state,
according TO Colonel Miller. To make
these records complete and with them
bring the records OF veterans Of the
/ lCivil and Spanish American wars ur
TO date, Colonel Miller urged the pas
sagc Of an act 10 collect classify ano
preserve these records
The bin designates the Adiuiant
Generals Ofilce as Bureau Of WA
Records. u carries an appropriation
OF approximately 5000 for the flrs
wear and ~ 200 annually for contin
luance The bill also provides for thl
proper care OF regimenlal nags an'
battle relies.
Tue members OF the two Legislative
committees present were: senate
senator Handy, chairman; Alice, Ben
nett. Richards and Latta. House
Representative Z. r. Davis. chairman
Noble Brown, buckingham. n. W
Turner, Nlrden and Henry Wilson
others attending the meeting include
Senators Hopkins, lnsley, Mclntir,
Robertson. Lutz, Walker, Price an
Murphy: Representative Corblt an
Lieutenant Governor J. Danf0rt
Bush.
The following items. Il was an
nounced by the delegation, Will mai
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HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid-tongue coated--appetite poor
you have bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no-good feehng-you should
take Olive Tablets
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets sub
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
DIR. Edwards after IL years Of study.
Dr.Edwards Olive eTabletsareapurely
vegetablecompoundmixedwitholiveoil
You will know them by their olive color.
Tohave clear. pink skin, bright eyes,
no pimples, a feeling OF buoyancy like
childhood days youmust getat thecause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel-yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results. Millions OF
boxes are sold annually at l5c and 3Oc.
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ASH KSIS,2OOFOR
STATE MILITARY
Must Aid Regiment TO Get
Federal Funds, Legisla-
tors Are Told
WOULD PRESERVE
WAR FLAGS, RELICS
Stan Correspondent.

RAANi NH'AA l'AAANANs
DOVER Feb. i.-provisions OF
Representative Corbits bin reor-
ganlzing the National Guard OF
Delaware 10 make 70 conform with
the National Defense Act and a small
additional appropriation required 10
carry into ei1ect the provisions OF
The bill were dicissed by a COM
mittee representing the Guard and
The American Legion at hearing be-
FOR the Senate miscellaneous and the
House military AFFAIRS committees
yesterday afternoon. The proposed
bin TO provide for collecting the
records OF Dclaware's veterans in the
OWL Spanish-American and World
Wars. which VIII provide for the
preservation OF battle lass and relics
was also discussed
Those before The committee IN The
interests Of these bills includd Col
Thomas ". Miller Major Edward G
Bradford, Major Joseph C.. Lawson
Major John p. LeFoNre and Captain
Henry q. Parker.
before this hearing took plac,
Democratic members OF the LeFisla.
mre held a conference with soml
members OF the Democratic steering
committee. The military bills wcr
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For Indigestion
Mona Is Guaranteed to
Promptly Relieve Stomach
Distress.

People go on suffering from little
stomach troubles for years and imagine
they have a serious disease
They over-eat aud force on the stom-
ach a lot OF extra work.
But they never think that the stom-
ach needs extra help 70 do extra work.
II these people would take Mona
Tablet with or after meals it would be
great big help TO the stomach In It's
strain OF overwork
Mi-O-Na helps your tired-Out stomach
TO do It's work and banishes the cause
No matter what you eat or drink MI
O-Na viii swccten your sour stomach and
stop gas helching In FIVE minutes. The
heaviness disappears and the stomach IL
greatly aided In It's work OF digestion.
And Mi-O-Na not only promptly re-
lieves all distress but N taken regularly
will hanish indigestion.
y. b. Danforth and druggists every
where sell Mi-O-Na on the money back
plan.
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NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Child Welfare Nurse Es-
capes Injury in Road
Auto Smash
GIRLS TO DANCE
IN OPERA HOUSE
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Feb. Miss
Blanche Lockwood. child welfare
curse in the employ OF the Della
ware Reconstruction Commission.
escaped serious Injury yesterday
afternoon when a motor truck col
lided With the Red Gross Ford Sedan
she was driving on State Road. near
heyDold Station. Miss Lockwood was
en- route 10 Nlidletown after serving
at the child health center, sixth and
south streets. this city.
Vance Mitchell, of AndrpNv Nj
chel and sons. tOwpd the sedan TO
the B. r. Lank garage, on fremont
street, this city.
Fire, thought to have been caused
Dy a defactiNe flue, created some ex-
cRcment but slight damage at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank KING.
Harmony street. near the strand.
sunday The fire was exlngiished
by a bucket brigade OF neighbors.
The loss Is covered by insurance.
students OF the New Castle High
Nschool are The proud pOssessors OF
beautiful old gold class rings. re-
ceived Yesterday. Monograms and
class number are engraved on the
exterior and the initials OF the stu
dent are engraved on the inside.
Several farmers Of this vicinity
have loaded their wheat on box
car at the local station OF the Penn
syNania railroad, consigniDg 1t ia
Boyce Brothers, Stanton.
Local members OF BrandyNvine For.
est, Tall Cedars Of Lebanon, WI.
mington, viii attend a special ses-
sion OF he Cedars tomorrow eve.
ming in Wilmington.
\ number OF residents OF fStatt
Road attended the sale Of persona
property. Livestock and farming
equipment belonging 10 Charles +
Stolk, OF Fleming's Landing. yester.
day. Horses and cows sold for abou
$50 apiece: IS weeks old pip.
brought $3.50 20 $3.50 each, and Leg
horn hens, $40 each. The FOrdstor
tractor sold for S66O
For flrSt-class shine, see Gene" a
Doughertys Pool Parlors.-Adv.
Word has been received by tn
IOrents OF Leonard Oiomhrfold. o.
this city, OF his arrival in Peru, S. A
Leonard Is a member OF the crew o
the Y. 5. 5. Frederick, OF the Allan
tic fleet.
County Treasurer and Mrs. Wal
ter Burris. OF Bear Station. enter
friends az dinner yesterday in homo
OF Mrs. Burris' birthday anniversary
Among those present were: Mr.. AM
Mrs. Thomas Swan and grandson
Harry Batten, OF st. Georges: Mis-
Hattie Cochran and Nlessrs. Harr,
Burrls and Douglas Appleby. OF Mid
dletown, and aJmes Murray, o
Newark.
R. C. Pinder. OF Sixth and Della
ware streets, has purshased a For
touring car. which was delipred .
him this moning by w. r. Harrlpg
ton. Of Bear station
owing to the great demand an
iar4e sale OF tickets for the Wi
mlneion Fibre Specially Compan
girls dance. which was 20 have bee
held in The parish house next Frida
evening. the girls were forced {
transfer b. dance 10 the Opera Housl
The date will not be changed. NJ
merous novelty dances are on N
program.
. The New Castle high school bas
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ketball team Will play Delaware Col
lcge reserves in the Opera House next
Thursday evening.
The County Boari OF Assessment
las placed the assessment books for
ulc First district OF New Castle in
Mayor Eckles oilice. The books Will
remain open until the board sets at
this office In March.
Benjamin, the i3-year-0h son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Leach, Of
West Sixth street. IS confined to his
bed with grip.
Mrs. John Brldgewater, OF Delaware
street, near Sixth, is confined 10 her
home with grip.
Mrs. Susan J. kee, who has been
conducting boarding house on Third
street, near Chestnut, Will move this
week into The old county property re-
Gently vacated by the New Castle
Club. She will conduct a similar
business at her now home.
Miss Mary Walton, daughter OF the
Rev. q. ;. Walton, a retired minister
living at Red Lion, who has been
an operator at the local exchange Of
the Bell Telephone Company, for seV-
eral weeks. has been compelled 10 re-
sign owing 10 Illness. She is now
] ANAlAAN'u W AAfA AANlLf at AANN AaANAAa
Miss Mildred Blake, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Chester T. Blaze. OF the
Strand. who has been confined TO her
home with grip for several days, is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Harring-
ton and daughter. Edith. were Sun
/ day guests OF Mrs. HarringtOn's sis
ter Mrs. II. +. Pinder, Sixth and Del
aware streets.
Miss Mabel Othoson. Of Red Lion,
IS the guest OF Philadelphia friends,
this week.
Charles S. King, Jr., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles s. King, Of Harmony
street, is confined TO his home with
grip. Charles Is business manager OF
the New Castle High School basket
ball team and student OF the school
sanford Biddle, son OF Mrs. Sara
Biddle of Ninth street. was treated
by Or B. NJ. Allen last evening for
lacerations OF the lower lip and con.
tusiOns OF the nose. Sanford was
Shedding near his home when his sled
struck a small rock and he was
thrown on. sustaining the injuries.
Miss Reba Holcomb, OF Walnut Hill
will entertain the Bridge Club tomor
row afternoon.
Miss Alice Jemison, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris Jemson, OF Phil
adelphia. who has been the guest o.
Miss Marie Smith, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Denney Smith, OF East FifD
street. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. z. A. Wilson. OF Millington
Md. is being entertained al the hom'
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Z. Plnder. SIKH
and Delaware streets Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. pinder are sisters
Mrs. William r. Harrington an,
daughter. Edith, of Bear. were IN
guests OF Mrs. Harry Hance, Stat
Road, yesterday
Evening journal., 1921-02-01

There are many ways 70 turn an
ito into casn. secure a new car or
one OF different make under fortun.
ate conditions by taking advantage
OF he Wants ADV.
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WHEATLEY AFTER
MONEY, NOT LOVE

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S UNITED
Press. The Rev. Charles Mheatley,
lecturer in the Market street spirit
uahstio Church, today denied that he
had disappeared or that he had been
lured away by a beautiful woman"
as r'hareed by his wife.
Mrs. Mheatley had organized a
search for her husband, telling a re-
markable story OF how a woman is
alleged to have engaged her In a dia-
logie on the leaves OF a copy Hymns
OF the Heart" at sunday church ser
vices while her husband was preach
ing on Fidelity"
Wheatley explained his absence
from home with a declaration that ne
wanted TO be free 30 he could earn a
living.
I'm sick Of being without funds, y
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Coughs and Colds
That Hang On"
AReal Menace to Everybody
How to Get Rid Of Them

II you can
not get rid OF
your cougll or
cold. II in
spite of what
you are doing
for it, IL still
hangs on, you
are In very
real danger
The longer
Won have this
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irritating cough or long-standing cold.
the more your resisting power Is
lowered and the greater need for 3
wholesome food tonic.
You will find the strength giving
resistance power TO get rid OF that
cold or cough in Father Johns Medi-
cine. 10 sOOthes and heals the breath
ing passages, drives on impurities
and actually rebuilds wasted flesh and
strength.
You can give Father Johns Medi-
cine to any member OF your family
with entire safety because Il Is guar
anlecd free from alcohol or danger
ous drugs In any form whatever.
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MAIL AND 'rnoNE ORDERS FILLED. :
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he declared Mrs. whcatley gave evil
dence corroborating her husbands
state regarding his finances.
He had only 50 when he left she
] said
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AGENTS AND Statesmen

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OPEN
AND
CLOSED CARS
Peerless "8" 1919; 7-pass. touring
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REQ 1918; 6-pass. touring
REQ IS" 1920; 3-pass. roadster
Willis Knight 1918; sedan
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A few good statesmen to sell touring cars
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|Tha Herald considers that it has |complishod something almost on a Fei of q great achievement in be- k able to assure its readers that |ery Eaturday 1t will present a sum hry of business conditions. and what pse business conditions mean to hny who road, to help them in their brk and business. from the pen of bger W. Babson.
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 pc means that the man who is often
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 nditions for you.
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 ger Babson's position in the eco-
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 Articles, - general articles. - are
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 bIis articles are the ones to be of- fed to you. If you do not take |vantage Of them you will pass by ,rds of a man one sentence from one ticle of whose writing might solve 'ur dinhculties.
 |wo ourselves shall profit by what
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 u that you may profit also.