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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED.UP HEAD
Instantly Opens Every Air
passaoe-Clears Throat Too.

n your nostrils are clogged and
your head stuffed because of nasty
catarrh or n cold, apply little pure
antiseptic cream into your nostrils,
II penetrates through every air pass
axe. soothing and healing swollen. In
famed membranes and you get in
slant relief.
Try this. Get a small bottle OF Ely's
Cream Balm at any drug store. Your
clogged nostrls open right up; your
head is clear; no more hawking or
snufiling. Count fifty. All the stuff
iiness. dryness. struggling for breath
D. gone. You feel fine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
SLOW PROGRESS
IN KENT COURTS
unly one Case ous ef "a cn the
Trial List Announced nA
neady Inr fflah


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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
cEclL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
ilklon, Md, pct as While DIR.
,lw'spv NJ Fisher ul YhOS Linden avenue,
llnlllwutv, Nlr and Mrs Clarence Brad
lvN MIR Martha Anderson and Newton
- Nensl, nll ol baltimore, were motor
lnn ln chesapeake CITY for few days
r,innlhN trip, rear whccl came of, NJ
lhnit aiuWn. causing the ear to turn
uNvf, inluflnr ila occupants They
wrip hrNuht lo lniu~ Hospital, where
lhrN ntp being treated. DR.. Fisher
vullnt hvnr WAS broken, Mrs. Anderson
Wna lndlN cat about the face and head,
nnd Nlr and Mrs bradley were IN
nppd nl,uut the limbs and body. MIR.
Npnai Sustained the most serious IN
lnllua. nnd \ y hvlcvrd he ~ injured
mWArllV.
lu,loml inspectors have issued notice
that hes vhovln exists on the farm OF
y n Shelmfd. near Iron It'll
commissioners for Cecil county have
Hmninled John Sollnts of Rising sun,
constable Zoe the Sixth district lie
vulppd uliuh hia luli,~ Yesterday.
fhuc hundred takers and show
laoplo ifom hll over the country arrived
w llhlon Yesterday, to remain through.
uut the week white the Cecil Count,
lAlf, which OPENS tomorrow, Is IN prog
Waa
iuhn Mullpnn and Thomas Maningly
iWn Philadelphia Youths, were given d
hearing lNlule Justice Scotten, a few
uaka ann, on the charge ni stealing II &
lnura n,itn,nnhle They were com
mliim a. lah Ia default Of ~ 900 bal
Toe lhp lA,ermlier term Of court
William clifford " Washington has
milphhaed the residence Of Mr., England
hi Ilnn. and viii move his family ther,
ln a lpW dhNa
Mis- Melbourne Goodwin, of Dover
bel, wha entertained during the week
pnd IA lhv home nl her aunt, Mrs. Omai
~. tfulhpfs, Ia ilklon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
ART OF AMUSING.
To be Brought TO the Fore by the
munity Service.

"The Art of Amusing" was q popular
book, years ago, but has dropped some
what out of use, it would seem. AT any
rate, it is the opinion of Director Charles
+. Ernst Of the Community Service,
that course of instruction in that
department is called for by present
conditions.
A class which will take up the matter
met last night at the High School and
will be continued on Monday evenings
indefinitely. 1t is expected TO interest
parents, teachers, officers of churches,
lodges, fraternal bodies, industrial plants
community and rccreational leaders.
Sixty-five representatives of such
bodies were on hand last night. At the
meeting next Monday night model
Hallowe EN- party will be demonstrated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
CurgrrRrowN AND VICINITY.

nnsolal correspondence livery Evening
ChpslpunWn, Md, Oct 2S Owing
a. lhp lhfpr number Of criminal eases yet
in Vs. dlapuapd m nnd y number Of re
Wufpd paaps from other counties, It y
uulmhp tho present term ol court viii
pklpud well into the middle of the week
an unusually lura term for the fall season.
Miss Palmer Carroll, hookkccper an
ihu ihInl National lauk, accompanied
M Miss lliuns, ol Wilmington, has
lspn spending a ten days vacation In
ArHnlW tNN
seventy live ur more members uf the
Masonic uplot attended Christ Z. T..
Mfuh in q hudN, SUNDAY night Rev
N ~ sillHon preached specml sermon.
and u quartet composed oi Fred 6.
lallion, y llydie Thompson, Arlington
T. Npafka nnl Thomas ID, Bowers ren.
dpnA lWn aflpctons
After having been IN existence one
NpAl lhp latter part of August, tho
Rock ilhll NaN shore ferry has proved a
hnhnplal snceusa, and the management
N taking steps to enlarge the facilities.
Mm lhialelh y H. lscll has rented
apartments Ia thp Eastern shore Inn,
and sho and her daughter viii move "a
lhpslpfluWn, November I, from Fair.
lup. where lhut have made their homo
lut utrml wars
The cumming eeason for rabbits ant
partridge Will open in this county earl,
Ia November The supply Of both kind,
ui ramp A plentiful and Clerk Of th,
Count A latks kasin IL busy issuing
summing hrpnsos
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
U. s. Post for Patterso n.

Peyton B. Patterson Of Porryyille,
Md, a graduate Of the University Of
Delaware, class Of 1911, has been placed
IN charge Of the United States Public
Health Service nt Pcrryville, by the
bureau at Washington. The Pcrryyillc
station includes hospital which houses
400 disabled war veterans, which was
planned and built under Mr.. Patterson
direction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
WHOLESALERS TO MEET.
To Have Lunc heon at Hotel du Pom
on Saturday.

The Wholesale Section of the Chamber
Of Commerce will hold luncheon in the
Hotel du Pont of 1890 o'clock, noon, on
Saturday, October 30. This is get
together" meeting at which the whole
sale merchants of the city, irrespective
of their membership in the organization,
may meet on cordial terms with house
and travelling statesmen covering this
Peninsula from which it is hoped oil
present will derive both pleasure and
profit.
Charles Coolidge Parlin, manager Of
Of the Research Department Of the
Curtis Publishing Co. Of Philadelphia,
will address the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
Veterans Honor Lltzenberg.

Admiral S. #. du Pont, Post, No. 2,
Grand Army of the Republic, has adopted
resolutions Of regret on the death OF
Joshua Simms Litzenberg, one OF the
most prominent members of the post
and assistant adiutant general OF the
State organization. The charter OF the
post will be draped in mourning for 3t
DAYS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
AnnAal Alhnal Mrellna.

iNN WAmNHlaN Association ul Fuh.
dal lhHl NWlpU Wln Mld lhpIf
NA hNNNHl thAlsipla lNWnhl hnA
lnHllNH Nnhl IA NJ luf NJ VI
thNNh Nhtlp all lhp ufal eunda,
WhlaN NJ lhN Haa Mimn wll w.
nlH HlNl Az NlfieHilNs l4nFlhm
NNl "a Hlsfh lttiflallA Wll lp vel
tNlil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
AanAl, llln al Alalr lln.nllal.

lnNAiU IN lha State ileiAlhl lut lhr
lNasN al lNiuhHial Whl ~ rlyeh hn
i4a4lHNNt iN 50 lhW NfthH iNN hl ihp
ilsiHfA lhHlW llW NrlnH and
aflIlls uIh ~ "a lhr institution tn.
WHNH WNWNH HNi lHflHlm MHn.
nel iHhN llNlfhlh ls allhNfiNr che lHp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
Lice naed 70 Wed.

marriage license was issued by
Magistrate Barnet Glnckman yesterday
TO Joseph De Masi Of 2l0 West street
and Guisippina Vavalo Of Germantown,
Pa. Magistrate Brornan issued IL
ccnse TO james Is. Batcmnn of Wishing
ton and Anne T.. Mclaughlin Of Henry
Clay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
wo men Moose Masquerade Party.

The Women's Loyal Moose Circle,
No. |, will give a masquerade party and
dance on Thursday night, in the Opera
House Building, second floor. Refresh.
mcnts will be served Prizes will be
awarded TO those wearing the best, most
comical and most original costumes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
Nle,k NMa ~ mat,a,s.

HHNlNF 81 lhp ihWWlais ni che
hlNlh WHW Nil ~ hNAl 81 Nn l1
nMif'. Mal iWtNit WGHHl and Market
iifHis. NN liHlNf. DllNlaf IA. ~ 3
Al m. lN pfl HNetw ahi pnm
U..Ifl.tl.NN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

tho I32d anniversary celebration. Last
night, Rev. w. f. Habbnrt Of Harrison
Street Church preached and Harrison
Street Church choir rendered special
music
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
nHomi cominsp al Scott church.

I "Ho me Co ming" at Scott thurchs
Rev. II. X. Stephenson, pastor n
silyerbrook NJ u. Church. preached NJ
Scott NJ. Il. Church last night, at
special "horne coming" week services.
Mr. Stephenson spoke on the importance
of the commission 10 preach the gospel
A musical program was rendered. key,
+. Il. Carpenter viii preach tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
Asbury's Anniversary.

Rev. J. w II. Sumwalt, ID. d., pastor
OF Grace M. -. Church, viii make an
address tonight in Asbury NJ. Il. Church,
at exercises to be held in connection with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
Chamber o. Commerce director, Meet

The board o. directors ~ The
Chamber Of Commerce viii meet IN
regular session on Thursday Afternoon.
There is no business. other than ~ a
routine character scheduled az this
time. 10 come before the board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

You'li find Every Evening classified
n da interesting and profitable too
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

Cau and nay fof thc classified "A you'v,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

il substantial throughout,
beautiful in appearance
and absolutely correct in
construction. Castings
are heavy and Of velvet
smoothness, taking easily
a bright and quick polish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

Want co buy a good dog7 Read Every
Evening classified ads.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
PUBLIC LooKER.oN

Discussing the big problem of
railroad pay and railroad service
as related 10 the producer and
shipper, This paper said yesterday
that the cruN Of the entire situa-
ton lies in the matter Of the ma
tions, agreement Of the brother.
hoods and other union organiza-
lions with the rail systems II has
been called TO attention that scani
notice was taken 81 the cuts boz
pay which have been announced
by many roads and which are sub
lect 10 negotiation This was not
an oversight but simply going 20
The root OF the matter. which is In
the national agreement The an
nouncement Of cuts simply sets
forth the argument Of the execu-
tives that there must be- a rednc.
tion in cost Of operation II the
systems are 10 earn interest upon
investment or pay fixed charges
lie may be construed as a psychic
logical move. That is a matter we
do not care 20 go into; al shat is
sought is 20 place conditions and
moves which are possible In q
clear light, that they may be I'M
derstood fully and the reader form
his own conclusions from the ga
Ais laid in facts TO date and the
daily wire news.
II must be clear 20 anyone who
has follwed the negotiations that
we are on the way 10 some def
mite change IN many relations Of
the roads ard the men employed
oy them. How or when new re.
lations may be evolved may be-
ceduced from The news aud the
facts, rs a problem for each who
reads the news and nses his own
powers Of tracing q forecast FROM
what has been done and what Is
sought by the two great forces
chiefly and Immediately interest
al The public, finally, is most
deeply interested Of all concerned,
bat for the moment the public can
merely watch The sttIsplo Of The
rords and the mon 20 arrive ri =
working agreement Tor the future.
meantime keeping posted upon
events and their differences.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
CLEANUP WEEK

This is cleanup week officially
aud Us cleanup week practically.
II Is gratifying 20 see that the pco.
gle Of Corpus Christi have begun
work upon their premises before
the mayors official proclamation
came as reminder Making a
spotless town is long process
making q reasonably clean one RI a
matter Of few days We have
made a good beginning and we are
going right along
Corpus Christi hos n way of do
ipE certain civic duties without
flourish of tumpeis. when It do.
cidos The time for such work rs
come Al the same time the great
majority Of us are apt 20 wait for
the official call 70 annual spring
duty Looking over the town one
mus, see that while Il has been
done slowly there has been much
removal of storm relics and that
Identification Of premises has
been quite general, bat there is
always and IN every town plenty
Of opportunity for more of the
same kind u work
The mayors proclamation
sounds the call Special facilities
are provided n is the hour 80
show our pride n lhe city
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
KINGsvILLE

Special 90 The Caller.
NINGSNitiE. ToNar MARCH in.n
Mrs 81 rhnlin pcnhHm TiHiicd her
parents an RohstoWn sunday
Ron e. Laws went iu Houston Mon
Gas nisht.
Mias Kate Harper D. at homo irnm q
visit with her siNtor Nrs ~ "a Hteph
ems Of Houston
Mrs hymns OF E0adhouHo MS. ia ihe
guest ~ her eisior Mrs =. ~ Adams.
George Han so AoaNum was iu
Kingsvtilt Monday
J. " Keepers ana little daughter
Mary Margaret and Mrs q. ID Weary
leave Wednesday for tungV 90 hc with
his father ) H. Keepers. srs who %
quite 40.
Mrs 4 v. Chandler and guest Miaa
Gladys Howard of san Antonio, Mira
~ ~ Dunlap Misses Elizabeth Ham
and cola Brown, spent saturday m Cor
pua Christi
Mrs Iugh Collins returned Tues
day moruing from Houston
MT and Mrs. w. G. King ana Mr. and
Mrs n a. phnmick motored go CORPUS
Christi sunday afternoon. Air. king ne
turning Monday morning Mr.. and Mira
Dimnllck and Airs King coming bacf
Monday evening W q new car
Mre waiter stephens entertalnes
two tables % bridge Monday AfternoOt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
AT THE AMUsu TO-DAY
AND TOMORROW

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.nttD,. a.. ,r.tl,,, ~ ab,., =. IN.
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

The now administration at
Washington has evolved the
scheme OF turning Immigrants
from the citi 20 the small furmr
M would take them out 20 the land
and lct them work 0ui their own
salvation II all on even n great
portion cf The immigrants reach
ing the United States were from
agricultural sections and had ag-
.riculiural training. the scheme
might work oui II the immi-
grants would consent Il appears
20 be a brosd assumption 90 say
that u majority of immigrants are
fitted 90 90 into agriculture upon
their own hook " they could be-
induced 60 take up farming in
this country. 10 is probable they
would need o few ycnw of learn.
ing new methods before they could
make money M their own farm
crs Surprising and 10 Is a big
supposiiiOn- that the mass of im.
migrants are fitted Tor farm
work, would not o few years of
employment as farm hands fii
them better for going into farm
ing upon their own account
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

chief Of tho things done being the
order under which advanced In
tcrstatc rates are made The rule
for inirasta,e rates; IA other
words assumption that increased
rates for rail service extending
outside Of Texas involve increased
rates for business DONE wholly
within the state
The state railro1d commissions
have refused 90 advance rates
upon state business Go q parity
with that upon interstate business
The interstate commerce commits.
soin has decided that 30 has the
power 90 go over The heads of The
state commissions and advance
rates The Wisconsin ease Is a.
test of whether such power in-
heres m the commission
The question of q steic's right
" fiN charges for business of pub
De carriers within It's boundaries
rs involved The decision Of ihe
supreme court win set precodcn,
for more than the vital issue inn
mediatcly involved
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
PORTLAND

Special to Tho Caller
PORTLAND. Tcaaa March ii.--Mrs.
~. =. Cooper of Corpus Christi arrived
lhurfdny to viHit her SISTER Mrs. j g.
llu'ore. and returned homo Monday
Mr aud MrH. . W. Ice m Ennis
have moved hero and ave making their
homo with Mr. LoDH father, ~. j. Lcc.
Esill Jackson uf Sodvlllr was here
saturday "a guest in tho > g. Dovcrs
homie
b. A. Horn ~ ropckp. Kansas are
rived hero Friday
M'm M1deiru fiHh,r sunday after
moon.
John "a. Wnmcy ~ san Antonio
srcui several days horo last week
Mr aud SIR H. g. iiunter and fam
uf ~ St Paul and his mother. Mrs.
=. a Hunter of Siuton. Visited relatives
hero sunday.
Byron waugh of salina Kans.. who
hnf been here several months viaiting
hm mother MtH. i =. kirk. and sister.
MIE. Valley s. Mercer left Monday
noon Cor Houston. Bio served ton
months ovorsraa boz the marine corps.
Miss Ruth Henry visited Mr. aud
Mrs GuN Whitfield near Slut0n Saiur-
dHr and sunday
Chino Gnrria broke his arm m two
1 pnccf Hat week while crankIns his
cnr
The red cross VIII meet at the home
lof MrH S. ~ McMinen Thursday 40
ornouu After tho business mDrtInn
win Doe social hour
Sir and Mrs. g. O. TownGdin lofI
Tuesday morning flr san Antonio o.
IHftrud thc cHtilemcn's convention
Mrs Sells Nelson and brother %. a
Peterson spent sunday With tho Chns
IluitrrDn family ut ingioHido.
Mr. BeaHloy. boss 90 the grading or
ihc cauaoway read. icii Tor Brovill'
iHat wock.
MeaFH. and Mosdames Preston ani
Raymond Mullen 81 Tau. and Leo Mul.
lcu 90 Gregory spent SUNDAY here.
Mr. ard Mrs " Is Nulsn lotl Mon
dHy for bayalhe. where they WIZ re
side They spent week here VISITING
their daughter Mrs. =. p Moore.
G. l. Tuwnadin and " g. Fisher mo-
torcd 90 Rockporl sunday.
Mrs D. Il. Mcdowell returned Sntur
day from BAYLOR college where she nt
tended the mceting ~ the state cNucu
tiv, board of the " 81 a..
There win hr o. ST. putrlcNs dance
ut the fluh house Thursday night.
nv aud Mrs NHhgaN ana fami'
hHAt moved here from Gregory
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

nt her home ON East Johnson avenue
Mrs A. IT. Martin made hign SCORE.
Mrs. stephens served Refreshments.
air. and Mrs. ilcthcri Andrews enc
tcrtaincd The Monday nisht bridge
club Miss MaNme Durham Won high
SCORE The husieaa served rrircau-
meuta
Mrs d. n Fruts was hostess 90 one
musical department of the womant
ciuh Monday opcnins There were Sow
ersl visitors MrF ~ o. H0pkina WAS
leader having aH her subject THE
American Indian Music After lutro-
duciug her subject she brought 0ut a
lcssOn hN asking questions thar were
answered hy members uf the club
A group ~ piano solos ny Hattie Lee
Ellis Indian Love Songs" me scene 90
which was laid in Cheyenne roserya
ton ln Wyoming WAS well played. Mrs
w. g. KING gave tho setting ~ nn ln.
dian love story and 90 this Mrs A. J.
COnf. attlrcA ar nn Indian. Hnng de-
pigting the atnry in true Indian style
later singing "rhc Robin Woman
Soma"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16
STATE s RIGHTS

There is nothing of sparkling
Interest IN the announcement that
the so.called Wisconsin rate case
is being argued before The su-
preme court Of the United states,
but when we pause moment 10
consider what the case ~. we see
IL Of intense interest Ia every
state in the Union. The Wiscon
rim case virtually Is a test Of the
powers OF the Interstate commerce
ccmmisslQn TO do certain things n
behalf OF the railroad systems
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

Until rho died $50 never knew
The beauty OFF our milh DOB Good.
We'd Hrou tho summer .uanu nod
And wiihor aa thr tempest blow
Through many HprInE Wo'd lived to
500
The buds rctuulnE to u' tree
We hnd SCOT fpli tho TOUCH of woe
What cares bad como had ughiN
flown
oar burdens Wc bad hnrnU alone
Tho ugrn OF Iud wo did mot tuow.
q, seemed sufficient through iNr days
NO hluh eud arf Iu worldly Wt,r
And thpn She ciuHod BOG cNr lu Neou.
She lrff H fur Nnr white
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

"NaucY and Nick and Flippct' FLAP
the falAman. were hidden in trer-
top boo tho jungle listening
Suucnk the circus elephant, W1a
lnlhiHE a. his parents,
"Yca ahld he peanut are tho Wnn
delicious things in the world. tnd thrN
grow iu beautiful pink nnd blue Hitlp
ga paper bags The paper base STOW
n large lunches on e whit, stand VIII
lovely huwlH un each aiue ln ouc bowl
ia the pink Juice and Boa the other yel
lnW : suppose ila the iuicc oui uf ihN
pUanuts. herauaC thrN are no drN You
cnt the peanuts nfat ana then drink
ihpir Juice know how delicious it
is. because ono might when tho ropr
slipped hy which 7 WAS tied. 7 gni uN
far az The peanut stand and drank ~
an YUM. Il was marYrlousi ] can
taste Il yet"
uu aunt atyi" remarked Mrs Tlc-
phant proud Of her eon'a experience
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

No more our lives would hnow her
smile
Ard nh ihn hurt uf 90 went nenp'
II seemed Go ua that we must fan
Before the anguish cob lt uli
our ATTN, which had not known the
fnHi
Thon hlossomcd with ita comfort
HWNnf
Promised chat Some day We should
meet
And whispered To- ua: "iio knows
htff
And when our bitter tears were
dried
We found ou, faith was rlorlficd.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-16

"sny 7 can o." grumhlcd Mr Elc.
phanl puuing up n bush and chcwiHs
co 10 thuurhtuiy
Besides that wont on squeak. iiap-
ping his care "a mHp stood uuht iu
white rohr and ennF SONS. on the
most exquisite song likc thiH,
"ti.Ha- dies ANA rpimru.
Here ave peanuts peanuts pelnuta'
Fresh roasted Smell cmi
Two lr. tWO Oh tWu frH dime
A difme unlY--ten cents.
This way Stcp This wayi
"Somotimcs hr sunE thrnush tfum
pot ike mine 0nly upside down Whom
d. aid chat % was louder Then pOu-
nlc steputd up nf he told 'rm and
handed che man littlc shiny thing
and he save 'cm two paper hegH and
then they came and gave nearly nu
the peanuts 90 mo
Nril I declare ErunfCd ala ElC-
nha It AUu we've @ sfHHt allk tU
leave"