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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
RECOVER s235, 900 BONDS
Part of Loot Stolen IN Brooklyn
Had Been Sent From Men,
phis, Tenn, Bank.

~, Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Masnphis. Tenn, Feb. 3s-Poiice ana
officials OF the Union Planters BANK
and Trust Company Of this city CON
tinued today their effort TO determine
the origin OF 1856. 900 In bonds handled
through the Memphis bank as clearing
agent for local persons. and idcntheo
az part OF the loot from a robbery IN
Brooklyn last November.
Tho bonds, according 10 bank officials.
reached II through a local bond broker
age concerns In two fots-one OF slsu.
600 and the other of 900. An Of
fetal of brokerage company Ia quoted
as explaining that THE firm secured the
ss6. 900 lot from a Memphis man who
is said 60 have acted as agent for an
official of a small local bank. The
origin of the larger block Of bonds was
being traced today.
The official of the hank. questioned
by the police. is said TO have declared
| he got the se5 900 In bonds from man
who gave his nano a. Anderson whom
| he understood 10 be from Louisiana
Chicago. Feb 3--Effurts are bains
made today to locate In Chicago th'
| holders OF Liberty bonds valued n
| sI95, 900, declared by Federal authorf
| ties TO he part of t4ss.0oo worth o
| bonds stolen from two bank measengeri
/ in Brooklyn. N Y, last November
The bonds are I'm innocent hands. the1
said
New York police traced t236.0o
/ worth of the bonds to Chicago broker
| when the firm sent 100000 worth &
4 their New York office. Tho bonds ver
| presented 10 the Federal Reserve Hanl
| there 20 be exchanged for smaller do
| nominations and clerks immediatel
| identified them.
r. J. F'rtsa secretary at the broker
age company Offices here, said that tn
| firm bought the bonds from tho tnio
and Plantors Bank and Trust Com
| pany OF Memphis. Tenn, which insti
tuition has informed him. be added tha
| they obtained them from IA M.mphi
brokerage firm.
Mr.. Friss said he was checking ND I
find out who received the bonds dis
trihutef by his firm. They will be re
called he said and returned TO IN
| Memphis bank.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Feb. 3 3-Vheat lower; No
> red winter LA a 10; do, garhckly
] 65aI.70.
Corn lower; No. 3 yellow. new, 77a7s;
do, No. 4, 75a76
Oats lower; No ? white 51I2a52;; No.
8, n, No. 4, 4Sa49.
Butter lower; nearby prints fancy
55a56: western creamery extra "a
ggs lower, nearby irsts 81; do. cur
tcl, receipts 60, western extra ilrsts,
81; do, hrsts 90; fancy selected packed
69a70
Cheese firm; New York whole milk
fancy flats, held, Is a2e, common to good.
% a 81; do, fancy flats current make
% a 2515; do, common to good % 24;
longhorn held goa 2912; do, fresh 20 a 29Is
single daisies, held, n IS; do, fresh
26 a 27.
Live poultry higher fowls, not leghorns
SO a IS: white legh orns 33 a 35;
spring broiling chickens 40a45; young
roosters 27a36; old roostees 24a25
chickens fancy, 3Sa40, turkeys fancy.
45a52; do, ordinary 35a42. ducks, white
Pekn, 43a46; mixed colors 80a42,
muscovy 2S a 30; geese 2s a 81.
Dres poultry, firm; turkeys, fancy.
rearby, 6Oa62; do, western, 60; old toms,
5ha56, fair 10 good, 45a5Oi fowls fresh
killed, choice TO fancy 36a40 do, small
sizes, 3Oa35; broilers, nearby, .Y5a4S; do,
western, 43a45; roasting chickens, nearby
39a40; do, western, 36a40; frying chickens
nearby, 34a36; do western, 33a35i
ducks, western, fancy, 37a40; geese
western, fancy, 30a32.
Potatoes easier; white potatoes, Penn
sylvania, per 100 lbs, fancy, l.25al 80
fair TO choice, GOAL .25; Jersey, No. |
per basket, 40a60; do, No. 2, 25a35.
Flour, dull; soft winter, straight western
s.50a9 00 nearby, s 00as 25; hard winter
straight, 000a9. so; do, short, patent
| 9.75alO.25, spring, first clear, 700a7 rs
do, patent, 025a9 so; do. short patent
IO0OalO 25; fancy, spring and city mills
patent, family brand, 1os0all 25.
Hay down. timothy No. 2, 25.0o'
$3.50 ton; do. No. 5, 22O0a2a 90
sample, 2000a21 90; no grade, 1600l
1900; clover mixed hay, light mixed
2300a2400; No. | mixed, 22.00a23 90.
Tallow dull; prime city, loose, cent
per pound; do, special loose, 5s4 prim
country, 4; edible, in tierces, 712
Bran, weak; soft, winter, western
| 81 0Oa3S00; spring, 3B.00a37 90,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
HIS GRouNDHoGs 'PossUMs.
And So WnIheimer Hash Yet Solved
Weather Problem.


Monmouth, Kan, Feb John Will
heirner's experiment with the ground
hog weather theory Of ancient origin and
annual discilsaion ended III failure yes-
terday.
After standing IN his observation
tower for a long time WiIlheimer re-
oeived q visit from his ls-year-old son
John Wiilheimer, Jr.
I'm sorry, dad" young Wi1heimer
tepan. II didn't mean to do anything
wrong. But there wont be any ground
hogs sticking their noses out of that den
today. Last fall some fellow. were ont
here hunting from town and said they
wanted sonae 'posnlrns. Sam Willis and
| eacked thn-e groyyadhoEs and sold them
10 the fellows for 81 apiece as 'possrIns.
Willheimer reluctantly left h. Light
ninp Crock obeervation tower. Later at
the town store, where he WAS the centre
of q crowd Of neighbors, he declared
he would Let somebody else solve the q,ses-
ton
Months ago WiIlhcincr began prepara-
tons for today'a experiment. For fear
one groundhog might not act true 70
tradition and 20 back into his hole for q
catnap, thus neither proving nor dis
proving anything, Wi1heIrner Laid in a
supply Of Eve animals, billeted them
advantageousiy along a creek bank and
built an observation tower TO watch for
| their exit
When Willheimer started for the creek
he waved ASIDE persons who wished e
| accompany him, and promised 70 issue q
| statement on his observations later II
| the day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
DEMPSEY willard BOUT
STAGED FOR LABOR DAY
Rickard Announces Work on
Open Air Arena WIN Soon
be Begun.

BY Associated preee to Ev~ry n~suine
New York. Feb. 3s--Work OF con-
structinR the open air arena for the
proposed bout between Jack Dempsey
and Jess Willard on Labor Day viii be
started I'm n month, Tex Hickard an
nounced today. He said he Ind several
sites near the city under confederation
and would soon announce his selection.
The arena viii seat at least 10000 per
sons, he aaid. and several important
matches will be held I'm II before the
Labor Day engagement.
Rickard last night announced that
tho Dempsy- Willard fight which Demp-
sey announced In Los Angeles today
wns off had been postponed with the
consent OF both participants until Labor
Day, September 6.
RIckard said he would stags n bout
on that day between Willard and The
winner of the Dempsey Carpenter bout
under the terms OF willsrds existing
contract
For various reasons. I havc decided
tn postpone the Dempsey willard
match until Labor Day" mid Richard
while both Dempsey and Willard are
willing and eager 10 observe the orfgina
contract and meet In Madison Square
Garden on March II. / have decided
that the contest had better be STAGE
I'm the open following the Dempsy- Chr
pentier match of July 2.
The surprising demand for tickets
for the Dempsey w illard bout makes
IL clear that the garden would accom-
modate but n fraction rf thoso wh'
desir- to see the bout. Willard hai
absolute confidence In his ability q
regain tho championship and has I'm
pressed many followers Of boxing.
demand has been created that he b
matched with the winner Of the Demp
say Carpenter bout.
II shnll, therefore, ereot a largo ope'
atr arena for the international onntea
/ and stage a match between Wtflnr'
and tn. winner Of the Dempsey Car
| penticr bout under tho existing contrac
on eeptsrnher g. This change Of dat
ia mnde with tho consent and appTovs
Of both Dempsey and Willard"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Tobacco Company. quart
erlv of 3por cent in s per cent convert
ihle scrip on common and common "B.
payable March l.
Buffalo. Rochester and FittspurSh
Railway Company. semiannual Of per
cent on common and preferred, paya-
bIe February 10.
Cities Service Company. monthly OF
365s cents on its bankers shares, pay
able March ]
Detroit United Railways Company.
quarterly Of . per cent. payable March
/.
F'airfnount Park and Haddington
Passenger Railway Company, Eemian-
nual OF pcr cent. payable February /.
Hartman Corporation. quarterly Of
- per cent payable March /.
Jefferson and Clearield Coal and
Iron Company. semiannuh Of 2i4 per
cent on perferred, payable February -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
EVERY EVENINGS
EDITORIAL. CHANGE

Tho Evening Journal yens
rwfnted the following editorial
After thirty-seven years OK servca
Norris Taylor has retired from the posi-
ton OF oditor-in-chief OF the Hvasy
Evening. He is succeeded by Chass
b. Farmer, an able writer, VINO co1nes
from Nashville. Tenn. and VINO a1refaus
has made many friends In our com
munity.
When the Civil War WAS drawlhs 10
iGs olooe, Mr.. Taylor became nf1ntei
devil and, later. tourneyman printer.
Subsequently he Joined the repor.ora'
staff of the old Daily Gazetta, Which
paper was purchased from Caieb
Johnson by him and Jerome 10 heit
subsequently IL WAS absorbed py tne
every Evening. 1t was not unhi ios''
that MFR. Taylor became editor-in-chio'
OF that paper.
host OF friends wish him mueh
happiness In his voluntary ret'refneh'
from a profession which he loved 50
we'll and which. In turn. has shoWere'
upon him many of it's choicest fasors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover Feb. 3.-C'harters were died
here ssterday as follows:
Alexander Microscope Co Now York
City; capital. ss,4oo,o0o.
ST. Mary Steamship Corporation. New
York city. s650.OOo.
AIirafores Steamship Corporation.
New York City: s6So.000.
Allison Amusement Co. Wilmington,
Del: 100000.
American Producers Export Corpora
ton of Delaware. Wilmington. Del;
100000.
Kentucky rempler Co. Wilmington,
Del: 100000.
Able Refining Co. Wilmington. Del;
s2Oo.oo0.
Dovan Chemical Corporation. Will
rnington. Del; $4,000.
New York, New England and Penn
svlvania LAghterage Co. Wilmington
Del: s1oO,oO
Air IAner Engineering Corporation
wilmington. Del, $4,000
Revere Diesenberg Co. of Phnadel-
phia. Wilmington. Del. $4,000.
Schuler Garage and Sales Co. War
rem. Pa: $4,000.
New York Securities Corporation
New York City: $4,000.
Standardization Dental Supply Co
Philadelphia. Pa; $4,000.
Ph1adelphiA-Ca Times Publish
ing Co.. Wilmington. Del. $4,000.
Sunny South Oil and Gas Syndicate
Jacksonville. Fla; $4,000.
Capital on Co, Washington. d. G.
31o, 900.
Increases IN capital-Bmpire Stat
Finance Corporation. New York City
from $1,000. 900 10 s125o,ooo: McLea'
Contracting Co.. Baltimore. Md. se5.
| 600 TO $3.50. 900: National BarnuIn Cor
Doration, Philadelphia. Pa 100000 Z
| S200.0
Change In name od lIrospeIfoent bul
| ter and Egg Co. 70 Morris Frank Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.
Gu Pont Building.
ARMY AVIATOR PREPARES
FOR C0AST-T0-C0AST FLIGHT

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Douglas. Ariz., Feb. alt was an
nounced at the army flying field here
today that Lieutenant Alexander Pear
son Jr., of the Twelfth aero squadron
would leave here February Z to fly to
Pablo Beach, ria, where he is scheduled
70 hop off February % on transcon-
tinental flight to San Diego, Calf. The
de Haviland 4B airplane which Pear
son has rebuilt here for the coast to
coast dash was tested out yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
BURLEsoN ASKS s6e,sss.0oo
sg5. 5.E5, 600 Of Defcity is Due The
Railroads.

washington. Feb. "a deficiency ap-
propriation of ss6,675 900 for transpor-
tatLon of the mails Was asked from Con-
Ursss yest1rdny by Postmaster-Generai
Rurleson. This sum, ne reported. has
bsen agreed upon by railroad represent
a+tyss and the Government as the
amount due for Increased mail pay
rnents awarded during the 2e months OF
Federal control of railroads.
Another deficiency appropriation OF
s1,368 900 for "starroute" or contract
mail transportation by inland carriers
aIeo was asked by the Postmaster-Gen-
eral who said It was caused by great
increases over estimates lot s'hi
route" delivery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03

1o1T Margaret Ferris Bouideu
Relatives and friends ara invited TO attend
the funerai g,rssf -, ssr,,-ss a. lnence: ss
a. ? 40 O'Clock. Tnterm-nr private.
-cANLON-Tn this city. on February 2.
Ia1I Bridget Scanlon. nee Hassett-
relatives and friends are invited 70 at
end the funeral from her late residence
TFI0 Lancaster avene. on Monday morn
ing at O'Clock. solemn requiem mass
~ st PauIs Church. Lnterment at
St Jossphs cemetery
CooK-In this city on February 2 1871
Eva G. wife Of James 3. Cook. IN her
6Ssh year.
residence. M0useley row. on Saturday
affernooa. February 3. at l-30 0 clock.
TntarFnent Rtveryiew cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
CARDINAL PERRARI DEAD.

by Associated rrsrs to Eve~y Egsr
Milan, Italy, Feb. g. Nor~ignor <a.r.
Ii Rocca will probably succeed Card .
Ferrsri, who died yesterday ~ Archhi-i'
of Milan ~ il expectei he viii 30 ~rrsf-
a Cardinal AZ the consistory ~ he ff'
in March Cardinal Fcrrari hao i
in long tine and underwent
operations. His condition was comp
Cd by The development ~ 'rihrr
of the traches, and for moro tIe~
months he had been unable ~ sue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
HEALTH WARNING.
Issued by President Handy Of Municipal
Board

DR.. G. NJ. Handy, president of the
Board Of Health, IN discussing grip and
pneumonia, Yesterday, declared that peo-
pie should prevent the spread Of these
diseases by keeping out of crowded pbces
He stated that people with ooIds should
exercise care in sneezing and coughing,
especially in large gatherings. In caees n
colds, be cad, treatment should be re-
0eived " prevent any developments
'PDeUmouia ls not 10 be tnfed with, :"
Or Handy warned "Ma9y deaths are
caused by that disease Just how many
oases we have Of the present time, do
not know, as / have not talked With sll
the physicians in the city, but 4 do know
we have great many"
D.. Handy aid that there are few con
tagious diseaees IN the city in com
parison with cities IN other States He said
that several cities a Pennsylvania have
epidernios Of diphtheria and scarlet fever
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
RUSSIAN GIRLS ADMITTED.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
San Francisco, Feb. 3.-Corrella and
isabella Friede, Russian girls, who land
ed here Monday and were detained on
suspicion of being propagandists for the
Soviet government of Russia, were freed
today by immigration officials following
the findings of court of inquiry on
Angel Island, the court deciding that sis-
picions were unfounded. The girls gave
their ages as q and II and their occups-
ton as professional dancing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
SLEEPING SICKNESS SPREADS.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
London. Feb. 3.-Reports OF new cases
of sleeping sickness have been made
by physicians in this city and through
out The country. quite an alarming
spread of the disease being shown.
There now are more than 100 cases I'm
London and 32l in England and Wales.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Ciogged Nos
trils and End Head-Colds-

You feel fine in few moments. Your
cold in head or eatarrh will be gone. Your
elogged nostrils will open. The air pas
sages of your head will clear end YOU can
breathe freely No more dullness, head
ache: no hawking and snutiling, mucous
discharges or dryness; no struggling Tor
breath at night. !.
Tell your druggist YOU want O snsl
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little Of this fragrant, antiseptic cream
in your nostriIs, let it penetrate through
every air passage Of the head; soothe
and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous
membrane, and relief comes instantly.
1t is just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs. Don't stay st,tfed-up and
miserable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
MUNYON'S
Paw Paw Pills
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Mnrriags hoenses have been issued ~
Magistrate rayrenoe J BromRr % Roifrt
RI. Brown, 532 Ehgt Twelfth street and
ida May Mercer, Ssme pddre-s, william
r. Wright and Alberta Simmons n
Delaware city.
Magistrate Harry b. StraSl1y isvled
Iicenses to Ola Shookley and Leila sordr-
both Of II6 West ssrpet: Eari Perm ant
ida r.. NJ. Smith, of Delaware Ci,
Burr Do Croft Benedict, l4O7 Harris
s.r,es and Elizabeth T. Walkeu. - Gr
dan Heights
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
NEW RECORD FOR RUN
FROM NEW YORK To RIO
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Feb. S-What is said 70 be
a new record for the run between New
York and Rio Janeiro has been establish
ed by the steamer Huron Advlces to
the Munrn Line here todsy, operators
of the Huron for the United States ship
ping Board, said that the vessel had AT,
rived at the Brazilian port III Is days ana
- hours, cutting her previous record SIX
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
Upset Stomach

Constipation IL
sssponsibis for
Mose ailments. .
WfASn ue boy
els boo O m .
eLoxgsd, bsilous
ns@.indigesiioa. .
kkispv anrn~i,s.
Impure bioo<,
shsunsstisrn and
Kindred nis rs-
suit You need
natures ronscY
ftn eons,iy~'ion.
Purchase ~ yoor
nosrest drug
1l~-n Or sf1c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
Wants 10 Help Other Mothers.

Mrs. VIM. Sager, 9Ol Nichol street
Utica, y. Y. II gladly write anything
that helps a mother with her children. My
little girl had whooping cough and was
afraid she would choke. gave her Foley's
Honey and Tar and It helped her wonder
fully. She could sleep most all night with
out coughing" This good cough syrup
checks colds, stops coughing, cuts phlegm
and covers raw. infiamed membranes
with a healing coating. B. Danforth-
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
FORD TO IGNORE GRST.
Comment Refused In Action Asnmst
Paper.

Detroit. Feb. 3.-Cours-l for Henry
Ford and editors of the Dearborn lnde-
pendent declined to comment yesterday
upon information from Chicago that
Morris Gest. theatrical producer. had
fled preliminary papers there in a
SIS .0oO. 900 damage suit against Mr.. Ford
and the Independent.
mfr. Gest will be ignored" said Mr..
Ford's private secretary.
The preliminary papers filed In Chi
cago charged that an article In the In
dependent. owned by Mr. Ford. contain
ed ''libelous. sianderous and false state
1rents" concerning Mr.. Gest and GER
tain stage productions he has handled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
NEWARK, ". j., NEGRO
POPULATfONN NOW ~ ,0I0

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, Feb. 3.-The Negro popu-
lation of Newark, NJ j., in 1920 was IL
0l0, al increase Of ,535 or 795 per cent.
the Census Bureau announced today
The white population was 397. 1913. an
increase Of 59,45l or l7.6 and all others
32I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
Lansdowne We. Worth Suit.

The hearing Of the suit Of Edwin b.
Lewis, trading as LAnsdowne ConstI1lc-
ton Co. vs. Worth Steel Co. was re-
sumed IN superior court today before
Judge Conrad and Heisel Thir suit
involves about $1,000, alleged TO be an
unpaid balance for the construction Of
" houses at Clsynaonf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
ROYALTY IN BUSINESS.
Grandson of Queen Victoria WI Be
With Shipping Concern.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. Feb. 3.-The Marquis of
Carisbrooke, who was booked TO sail
today for England aboard the steam-
ship Aquitania. announced he would
enter a business career with q large
London shipping concern. he has
never before been engaged in any
sort Of commercial pursuit
He is a son of the Prince Of Battsn-
berg. grandson OF Queen Victoria, "a
cousin of King George V. and a brother
If the Queen Of Spain. He has been a
guest here for several months OF Cen
arai Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
Say They Saw Robbins about

Robert McFarlin and George c. Chey-
ney Of the Recorder Of Deeds office, en-
tertained other members of the office force
today with stories of seeing robbins while
on their way to the office, Bob" MoFarhn
said that this Is a sure sign of an early
spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
PUBLIC COMFORT STATION.
Project May be Reviewed by City Coun-
ell i'm the Spring.

Gil in the Spring.
Practical abandonment for the plans of
an uptown public comfort station viii
deprive the city of that desirable addition
to its facilities, for the present at least.
Although no funds are available at pres
ent City Council has not dropped the
matter. II was announced this mornm z
that no definite action IN the matter would
be taken until after the completion Of the
budget for next year, during the month Of
May.
TO complete an up-to-dase under
ground station would cost approximate
" $4,000 and which amount does not
include heat, hight and attendance ser
vice Councilman MoMannus, chairman
of the COMMITTEES on public improvements,
win continue To work on his proposed
plans, il Was said today. and in May Will
submit his report.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
ADMITTED BEING DRUNK

So Two Were Fined $40 Each in City
Court To-day.
Pleading guilty to being drunk Marine
Ibornar ana lhoT1as BofTOidrEk were
fined $40 in Municipal Court today.
james Park pleaded guilty 70 q charps
If vagrancy and was fined 21n.
A charge of receiving stolen goods
against Westiey Hayes, Negro. was noIls
pr~~d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
Card of Thanks.

/ wish 10 thank relatives and friends for
their kindness at the recent death of my
husband.
Mira Margaret T nugan ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03

Accept "CsifornIa" Syrup n Pas 80
look for the nane CalEoruia "a -r
Uaet are then you are sure your -hii1
having the be-t and most harmless pn'-'-
f0r the little stomach Hve- snd howei
Children owe its frIfry tarte. Pull
rect,ons on each bottle You ulgst a.
California
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
IN hEM0RIAM-
DEATHS.

n loving memory Of Anna Meyer Wright,
died four years ago today. sister.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry Of thousands
gnce DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomei- No
prsping results from these pleasant
Little tablets. They cause the liver
and bowels to act normally. They
never force them TO unnatural action
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are
soothing, healing. vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil.
Ii you have bad taste, bad breath
feel dull, tired, are constipated OK
bilious. you'll find quick and sure re-
suits from DR.. Edwards little Olive
Tablets at bedtime. 15c. and 30c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
NJ j. A. I:uipnnk.

We have this wees Il book OF rare
cilirer "E!nstein's Theories Of Rel
atiEity and Gravitation" tSc!cntinc
american Publishing Company Mum
Co Now forkl, I. the book con
tanning the winning essay In the Eu-
gen: Higgins prize contest. together
with the welded best ,hourh5 uf
roo contestants The work 5 remark
ably well edited In fact. AT the
Lcg!nninG Of the contest tn" editor.
Mr.. J Malcolm Bird. who had desir-
mated himself the E!nStcln Editor.
contemplated tins volume. Many OF
the essays az" presented intact; but
the vast majority wcr. simply d.
NihCd into select excerpts. which hy
additions whenever necessary were
blended together into TIA vigorous
treatise.
The work was prepared especially
for the attention OF the iayfran, II
seems that there has been much mis-
und"rstaud!nE of the theory OF rcla-
t!Nlty among layincn amy nothing
thus far had been cnectuhlly pre-
scented to combat this. The present
volum" goes into the matter in de-
tail y is something different
First. perhaps Ne should mention
the Introduction 10 tn" subject. a dis