davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-07-21
Bare Feet.

Perhaps 1t is In an effort to perfect
their feet that so many Of the leisure
class are affecting sandals for morn
Ing wear with intimate garments, o.
even going barefoot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-18
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
II Mixed with Sulphur Il
Dafkens 80 Naturally
Nobody can Tell.

The old.tlWe mixture ~ aare T.a
ana sulphur gor 1mfkenlnw mfns
ssFeaied Hnd fAds1 hair ID rfand.
mothers recipe aIfsi folks are aNsln
pslnE y ~ keep their haiy 4 good
even color. which IA Quite r4naihls ~
Me are living III an aga when : youth
III appearances n ~ ih@ greatest ad
vantage
NowadatN ihhurh, wa denY have
we sf0uhleH4tne task 0f gathering thH
saEe and the numay mixing nt nome
an drug stores sell the ready fn.4.Ae
product. lnpfgveI hy tho addition ~
9fhtr ingredients. called syyeth aaxe
ana Ahlphug Compound Ii il yer,
NupplaY hrcauae nobody can dferavsY
u han heen applied Simply fnalstsn
F0ut comb Or 4 woft brush with il ana
dfaw this through ppMr hair. taking
gNT small stfnHH "a tlmp ~ r0YnEnv
4 the gray hair diem npaAFn huf what Al.
Nshis she ladies' with wyeth'a aars
ana Nnlpaur Compound. /. that bs.
Nlde7 o. vAutlf1ilv dAnkenlnR the hmly
aftei few Applications. ii alae pro.
d1fFa that soft lnstfe ana nppeafanea
a ahNa0aTce whieh II 10 atsraetipe
1 nv ready fo-uNn Preparation IL a..
ligh'ful toilet requisite FOR thaAa VIE
desire 4 more yonfhfa. appearance. II
n net Intended fur the esira uttise.
iian ar prevention ~ sflseans =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-18
STOMACH
SUFFERERS
SHOULD TRY PREScRIP-
TiON OF A FRENCH
PHYSICIAN

This stomach corrective Is a purely
vegetable digestive. mildly laxative.
Sold under the trade name Of III.
GESTOIDs.
So positive are results that every
Package is sold on a money back
guarantee Of satisfaction.
Bolion-smifh Drug Co. of Fulton.
Mo. Say. We have sold Dige4toids
for about two years and they hAse
given splendid Eatisfaetlon. Have
never had single complaint. Ne
think Digestoids one OF the best dr.
restive remedies We ever sold
Dlgestoids should ne in every
home. Get a package today. At your
druggist on a Money Back Guarantee.
Price 50 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-18
2.
suMmET PLANNING

r order q make ihe summer $
!. eHlos ae'e Won should haea Is +
y plan for Il this month 81 rebr. 4
H safy ~ reaiing the Wan Ad (.
= Columns eaeA day foF ogfe'nes !.
a raj esfaie thar viii give you Il
4 Tie suburban. corntry mountaia =
p seaside hons you want 30
= maeh Tor ihe family i
Z New i the iime when Tar &
T gains u this line are good cet z
Z a. his Important work OF sum K
= ner planning now and your =
8 every wish viii be gratified-- x
s ffat is, II ron eaII Tie Leader *
e Want Ads 10 yonr assistance in X
: sour Planning. =
Z. : = = x < + = = = . wxx e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-18
NUIHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
liuo Nlugter0lC on Threats
and { heses

ID telling tow spea The sgfpptoms
mt y d@yalep snsp crapp oE worse ASH
,hea'a when you're elad you hayc i
iar III Masterole ns hard u Civ
Esoulpt, eure relief 1t does NOT blister
A. first aid ind a certain remedy.
Mustcrolr Il excellent. Thougar5A ii
mothers know 1t You should keep D
Jar II tie house, seaGy for irftant use
II ii The remedy for adults. loo. Ne
lieves aoge threat, bronchitis, tnnsiIifie.
cf1up. stiff neck. asfhpa. neurnlria
te aCsGhe. congestion. plfufssy. rkeu
tAAiisn. lGnlbaao. paiaa snd ae,.sa 81
back Qr joints ersaia4 sore uluscles.
chllnlaina.slgosted feet and colaa os TIC
chest fit csten prevents ~n.s'ns~ei
i5e x Csc jars. hespisal size s3.gu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-18

A# 81 te dtfaslaH MUf 0s
e4 "e FeHf v fAH aHa a s g
fE ata
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Claude Meeker
STOCk BROKER
Board of Trade Bldg,
Wheeling

Wheeling W. Va
ha, rc,Tlv.d 'hr :"Iiav.,n- wire rom
II. l.. D"h'i:!. lrc~Id"nr a. ;no rr;trs
ScrvIrc Company. dated Monday. Jane
l3th. 1871:
"lm reference" 10 chh"rr Guutat!nns
NJ tirIcS SrrNTH company stocks THIS
morning PrcSIarnt Henry l.. Dnn'riy
said that the lu~ pri,r, "u these stock"
were entirely unwarr:n'-d hy "n"rIt-
ing and financial couG.u"nr al thu COM
pany. The decision OF tn" E"drd =.
Directors on my rec"mrendH Ion Ia
provide for Payment "f dividends ~
srrIp instead of ~ casa WIS taken ~
conserve cash resources 81 Ia" COM
lIul III order Ia meet present abnormal
conditions in IN" oil Industry. Equities
hIrl, Of citizens Service Company
Stu,ks are MANY times the amount rep
resented in the value placed on th"nI Icy
present market prices Of the stocks IN
edition to its man uiihiN properties
net earnings Uf which ar" nov 1T III"
m.h"St point in their history. lilies
Srrvl,r Company controls what :r"
probably the most Na,WH't, "jl produce
Ing properties n the United States. ir
these properties UPWARDS Ui Iu.u"m ares
have actually hccn proved h. tn" drII
ami III" loratcI N SON" th.rly-iIN" at
the most prolific on producing r0"'S "f
tn, great Mih-Cnni.E"ut N"iI. In Lddi-
lon the tnmuHnE cnrtr"ls more ll"n
." n0u nnA acres If lands uf potential o.!
producing capacity So far ~ an ~ h"'
I"rminrd l., g,'rluE:rdl examination. t''-
.trS service Company his r"tnNCSt"d III
So lbs: diarN properties approximately
$50 nu 600 fruni surplus earnings ~ al
.dii!0u to mani uIlIInnr ~ rev 'trildl
y - date uf NAV L.. l3'l total surplus
and reserves Of tho Company. exclusive
or surplus ard reserves of subsidiary
companies. were t52ls2 .66r. | am moro
.,uuiid,nt Of the ul'lma'" value Of 'I'i"S
Sor,ir" Company stocks today than !
have ever he"n despite tho present Go-
pressed and d"rl"rA He'd condition. ~
h. Of .rdue'r> WE,ch | believe - tut
:, I,-slnC rna.,. in the history Of th;S
great industry. and Will he succeeded
hl an 80. IN Wh!rh the great OIL pur-
ckasIng rr:puTations Of IN" United
states w.I 90 the greatest prosperity
in their history Stockholders should
nc, overlook III" tact thar they ara 10
receive SCRIP dNvidtnd' az both their
common and preferred stock ard also
scrip ronresontinE INC stoCk d!vderds
on the common stock. and also should
rAmeTnhnr that when ii 1914 dividends
on cities Service Company stocks we're
deferred at tho outbreak Of Tho EGro7-
can war that those st0ckko!der who
nut full confidence IN tho company were
most handsomely rewarded by the u.t.-
mnto great increase IN the valGc NJ the
warrants iEaued in leu OF tho deferred
cash dividends. Holders OF securities
OF r.;los Service Company should not
O How thamaalvos 20 he thrown into q
panic ard sacrifice their holdings az
tr!3 Tine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
SUGAR

\cu York. June - Thsr" w"-r no
,hanEc4 in tho l"ca, raw >urIT market
,,d.,, Late Yesterday Sajc~ Of u" 900
ilE, AZ porto R.c"S ~"rr r"uo-t"d 10
local r,nn"-> 1t four C"ntS i"- ""ntrl-
iucaL hur n" fresh transA,tIcnS we're
reported today.
raw sugar futures We" unsettled
and prices Irregular. There WIS sd
tered sriinE by cuban lnr-~"Ste. which
accounted tor III" carly derhn" Of
to i points N near r'-,''Oue. but 'atc
deliveries were relatively steady and
near the COS" there "a. 4 partial rally
on covering and trade buying with iin.ll
.rr.rnS s points lower ~ n"i higher
Finn, bids: July So: September $50:
U.rrrhcr $".I?. March So.
The market for refined sugar N"S "af-
;nr Nirh AL rcfn"rS rCd"'ia@ H. quo
r.tionS - points Ia IT," IaNis Of E3.'I
gar nnn ;:ranulttCrl. 'hc l"wcst level re
,,rdcI In oyer ilN" years. Tho dol u"
fo,vavnr. failed to :rsp'r" mn"h hh%iuG
interest. and business "IS again Ign.
EnnrnI futures wore "1si"", rcf"o ;iuS
mo d.y,.n, IN ;'2 spot nark"', nut
,,,diac MS lichi. consisting OF only
rwo io,s OF Seplrmh'" Closing pres
.rrrc ; g. % points ~ }"w"r Iuiy
',nsel n, $50. August and S"r'"mr"r
q, $50, ami October a. Sj.i'. Al ".".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

On .caco. June t5.--Catt'c- Receipts
s nnO. Rect steers steady to i"' love-
losing string. =. Ton yearlinES, $50
IS. 60: bulk. S7.5od So: sh" stock ini'
S;c icwer hu'k IA: covs aai h"itcrI
;S5oTs50: hui.s l5c % 25c iowHr:
snioyras mostly St25G41j. veal Calr"s
mostly CSC lower; bulk. $3.50 II? 20
g:oCki-s and feeders. weak and dui,
HoCR-Reveipts. 10000: opened -, 20
PC higher: mostly l5c ar. c'os.Tg weak
gyi,b most OF adv ance lost: ho!dover I'M
erai top $3.50 early: prac;!cai top.
;S15. bulk. S790Gs.:0. p:Fs. most
s.cady: moar desirable al S7.76
Shesp-Reccipts. 5000. very SOW
bcs. lambs 7'c % 800 lower. otAer'
Hfr more. bcs, light ewes about steady
davies. 25c 10 soc ,owe-; top native
lambs. s1i.5c: bulk, $500: western TN
sold a. noon: to2 Try f"d vearllncs
$50: bulk cat ewce. s3.noG3.5o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
W. j. wchLMAN g. CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(rv private wire 10 \. L.. MaStcn & C"D
New York, June l5.-ThrouEhont the
railway section Of tn markct Scntimen;
was helped ny better ton" OF the mn
jseucS and the declaration oC regular
lividcnds by the NLndcrhilt rails. Heavy
Offering OF call money sustained the in.
,ius,riaI list in the early afternoon: but
there was a continued h"av!n"sS shown
in Mexican otis dcSplt" one Of iw" ShA-'
allies in Mexican Petroleum. Ntlanuc
t;ulr was wcak and in last haif h0Gl
th.r" WAS an ourhurSt Of selling II
McxIcta Petroleum which carried me
, harc$ duwn ~ points h"i'W opening
rrircy. American sugar vas without
much supper. and sold - new low
prize; Iul,rra'I",'t 1,rrr was sold
down To- n.", inw md icthlehcri S'"ci
III: vs. v,lk"s' cttur" ~ lndcl"nd.
GA. ,i"..'y I.rri"d states Si""l closed
around ,.v r'.,.. .f day and genera list
VA unsettled
v !. WOLI.MAE & co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Dry GOODS

Nav York. L"rc 15.-T-ai!nE Gov.
,!nued lively today - 10 carpet aug.
lions. prices on ANrtnstcrH wcro arn
and In .rpaHt-ios lower. Cotton goods
were 1ilot wi:h 7rlcca steady md yarns
srA burlaps quiotor. rnors wns moro
active cRii for n7t ain corrbod yarn
goods rnd . !air Grs sad fn- Hrot Co.
Ivory II knit goods .or woroHs wsar
R-7w'n sheotings were dui..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

ton. ohio. spent tho weekend with Mrs
II. +. White.
My and Mrs. James Busicy and fam
:ly "f Stcnrle Valley were callers at this
Ia"" sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. lie Moline White ana
daughters of WclIsburg were the guests
of Nr. and Mrs. II. +. White Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Miller Of Plea SAINT
Grove was the guest OF her sister. Mrs
!. T.. Whit" Sunday.
Margaret the youngest daughter Oh
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ashton Of Martins
Ferry j. visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Lucy Ashton.
MrSSr. t. c. Baker and brother
Charles Baker left Monday for Jerusa.
lem after q visit with relatives here.
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
TOLEDO GRAIN

T"!..u, LAM. ii.--.W hert; cash. Si.io
.'u,l. ST.: September. $l.HI.
G.uV,rs,.'d. Prime cash. Sll.'|: o"t"'
her $'l.NI: p"c"nih"r. $ll.Go.
NIs.kc: lrimr cash. AIEnSt. Sl-.-"
october. &il.Ii.
rInurl,. Primo Cn,r i?;i. $%.oH'
l9I?. s. i": l".". Sill. september
ST.. u,I,L,r. t3.iI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
hBuRTY BoNDs

c!ees. 3ns ssS.A3: first Sc $s7.Ss bid:
aohnd ss $3.50: first AIS $3.50: sec
on SIS 1854; third AS $3.50;
CoI.th AXIS sS7: Victory 3%.E $es.3s
Skory AIS S0S.3S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
,,rrrsaunoY LIVE STOCK

fttsourSh. juno l5--NoFE. receipts
r,S1. higher; hsGv!eH 1915 70 S.2S:
het,y yrrhorH, i:aht yoTkc-a and Pigs
$50 70 S.7S.
A,ero ana .amas, Taoaipta 4tC. steady
toa snssn $3.50: top .nnha SO.
i,Iyss, receipts $50. STEADY; toC 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

N:.",.uE. " Va. Jan" 5. 81.
Furu!Shed The Iu'"!Eg"n""- by A.
Sia>ten & co. men. Er~s Boston Stock
e. h,uEc. SECOND t!"oc National BSnE
.. " Va. md,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
n. Y. COTTON MARKET

NrOa,irI ". w.. Ian" . -
Furnished Tn" lht+' S"Ucrr by A F.
Alas;An & t.. mCInn--. N"N YORK stock
E.xrharse. Second ;ioor National Bank
" W VI Bldg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
N. r. STOCK EXCHANGE

Whse.7N W. Va. mo -. '''
Turnishea The I7tep.Genc~c by a. z
dasten & 60. members - Re NV Ynrl
Stock Exchange NIt.oL.t Bank E';!d
fng. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand
Resident Partner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling ". Va. Iun' -. y
Daily GuUtatior LIST Wheeling Stick
ENrhsng" compilCd fAr The lntell'.
GrnrAr:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

y "r II ; y ~ I'-!'I 7
Furnished Inc lut'luEeu, h. \ Z
Ma>ten 4 Go. members New York Stock
TX "harGe. Securd floor MAJ oUdi HdLk
If " VI ikIMp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wncn,.r.- ". Va, Juro Is ~
Furnished The iutcll!Sercer by A z
Ns.en 6: Co. members Pittsburgh StocA
t:rharge. second floor Nationa. bank
90 ". Bid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

NEW YORK CURB MARkEl

N..,..lus. ". ~. Jure -. 81.
Reportoi b, y +. Masten u Co. mem,
Orrs New YYrA S'ucK Exchange. seSond
rf1,- \uti1na. R.tnn Of " VI. Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Howard Hazlett & Son
Wheeling Steel Pfd. "B"

Rooms 2lj. 221. 222 Wig. Steel Corn
Building.
Members Wheeling stock E1chaHEs .
Phones: 2JlO. 251l. asia.
Geo. ". Baron Charles Hartman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

buy WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

STOChS ).
Allied Chemicai...
Fam. Agri. Chem.
-A,iis-Chalme-S
Am. Sect Sugar
!. Am. Can r.uw..
! Am. =. & =. Com
Am. Hide x l.
10 pref ....
RAmn. SUlclt ...
Loco. C.'l.
VAm. Steel Tdy
Am. Suc. Re
An. To-. & r.
RAN. Toh. Corr
/ Am. Woo. com
AnaconGI Toa
.Atch. + L Com.
Atlant:c ca. 90.
Baldwin Loco.
q. :. r Com, -
3 & - = i ,on)
DO Trcf.
Brook. Rapid =
Purts & Supr7
Ca1i'. Pete Com.
10 TreS.
Cana "a rirlr e.
SCerro De FasCn.
Cert Lea Com.
Motors.
Chesa. & Ohio
G. NJ. & =. Pau.
DO rrAE.....
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
LA TOILETTE WOULD
FORCE MELLON OUT

WASHINGTON. Nov. Omitted
Press) ).-Retirement OF Secretary OF
the Treasury Mellon was demanded
.in the Senate today by Senator La
Toilette. OF Wisconsin. on the ground
that the fiscal government had i'm
pudontly and brazenly declared that
wealth could not be made to pay
It's fair share OF taxes and the peo-
pie must take up the burden"
In Fonotto's demand for the re-
tirement OF Mellon came during the
debate on hia amendment providing
for pitiless publicity on all income
tax returns.
BY the narrow margin OF two
votes tho amendment was lost. The
.vote was SO to 35. Nine Republi.
cans Joined the solid Democrats,
ranks in support Of the Amendment
Republican Senators voting for IN,
amendment we're.
Borah. Capper. Cummins. John
son. Jones (Washington) Kenyon
Iadd. LaFollette and Northbeck.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
engineers give
FANCY Dance
125 Guests Attend Party
Given by dupont Engi-
neering Co.
DECORATIONS WAS
ONE OF FEATURES

A delightful Hallgwe'en party and
dance was given by the employees Of
the dupont Engineering Company.
who are engaged In government
work. last evening. at the Vandever
avenue Office building. The decora-
tions for the affair was one Of the
outstanding features Of the evening.
Festooned around the rooms were
goblins and Jack-o'- lanterns. Hiding
the walls were masses Of corn husS
and autumn leaves Suspended from
the ceiling were streamers OF yell
low and black crepe paper. One Of
the electrical effects was so ar
ranged to show AT times during the
evening a large moon at one end Of
the room. The moon was surround
ed by a circlet Of stars.
Many pretty costumes were worn
by the 125 guests. The principal
feature OF the evening was dancing
Music was furnished by the Original
] Six orchestra
During the evening solo dances
were given by Miss Mary Shields and
Miss Celia Cherico.
A large table decorated in keepini
with the season contained many
l"goodies" for the guests.
The success Of the evening wa
! due to the following committee
Henry NJ. Foulk. chairman; Charlie
A. Schneider. Miss Goldey Tarr
Major r. a. Farr. W. A. Shafer an'
Miss Florence Smallwood.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
REV. {. N! N. PYLE
dies IN PENNA.
Was Baptist Pastor at West
Conshohocken and Ma
tive of Delaware
SURVIVED BY WIFE
AND 4 CHILDREN

The Rev. Charles NJ. Pyle. a ma
tive OF Delaware, but for the past 2i
years a resident OF West Consho-
hocken. Pa. died at his home. 1O4
Cedar avenue, that city. several days
ago. He was 63 years old. Death
was due TO a complication OF diseases.
lie was pastor of the Free Baptist
Church in West Conshohocken.
He was ordained in West Con-
shohocken on March 8, 1916. as a
minister in the New York Conference
of Free Baptist Churches. Mr. Pyle's
illness dates back about a year.
Surviving him are his widow. Mrs.
Elizabeth Pyle; one son. Frank. who
resides at home. and one daughter,
Mrs. william Watson. Of West Con-
shohocken. He is also survived by
one brother. Joseph p. Pyle. OF West
Conshohocken. and three sisters
Mrs. Frances Taylor. OF Stanton
Mrs. Elizabeth Frederick. of Cent? e.
Vile. and Mrs. May Plankerton, OF
Cedars.
Mr.. Pyle was a member Of Andas-
TAXA Tribe, No. IA, I. o. r. NJ, OF
Newport; Knights OF Pythias. oi
Marshallton; Wainwright Temple
order Of Loyal Americans, and Con.
shohocken Lodge. I. o. o. +.
The funeral will take place from
his late residence tomorrow after
noon. Services will be held in the
Free Baptist Church. Interment vii
be in Gulph Cemetery, Consho
hocken.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
EARTH ISFLAT,
zIONISTS SAY
Teachers Tell Pupils Earth
is Only Thirty-two Miles
Across
RIM OF ICE
PROTECTS MARINERS

ZION III. Zion schools.
OF which Wilbur Glenn vollva is
president. have adopted his new
theories OF fat world and the alb
sence OF gravitation. and the 1000
grade and high school pupils be-
iieve them implicitly, according to
their teachers
The public school maintained in
Zion by the State Board OF Educa-
tion for non-membcrs stili teaches.
however. that the world is round.
At the Zion schools the new
, course Of study teaches that.
The earth Is a fiat circular world.
with a North Pole in the exact CEN
ter. no South Pole. and surrounded
/ by wall OF ice. which keeps ven
turesome mariners from falling on
the rim.
That the earth has no motion. but
remains stationary In space.
That the sun is not millions Of
miles in diameter and $1,000. 600
miles away. but is a little orb thirty
two miles across and only 5000 miles
from the earth.
That the law OF gravitation IA =
fallacy. and when objects are thrown
into the air they continue to rise
until the force which propelled them
is expanded and then fan back "a
earth because they are heavier thar
air.
Miss Mary Thompson. principal OF
the Zion school system. has pro
pounded a question which she be-
lieves will trip scientists and navi
gators. Showing on her fiat MAJ
that the Tropic OF Cancer. 43 de-
grees from tho North Pole. was q
much smaller circle than the Tropl,
Of Capricorn. AZ degrees further
away. Miss Thompson says:
''Navigators on globular earti
would find II they were TO sail com
pletely around either Of these trop
. les they would be identically tn
same length. on a fiat earth. how
ever. the Tropic OF Capricorn woul,
be much larger than the Tropic o
Cancer. and would take longer TO sail
around. because on fat earth Can
Ger would be nearer the center o.
North Pole. Why don't some OF IN
riobuiar earth believers try sailinl
. laround the two tropics and find on
whether they or we are correct7
Miss Eva Baker. teacher Of geog
= raphy. teaches that II the sun wa
80 large as scientists say IL Is. IL woul
. light up all the world, instead
- lconhning its hottest rays to a80O'
4 miie-wide belt between the ~
e tropics.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
ACCIDENT RoARD HEARINGS.

Members OF the State Industrial
Accident Board met at Harrington.
Kent county. yesterday morning.
when the case OF ]. J. Plummer was
considered. Plummer had been re-
ceiving compensation for injuries re-
ceived at the Murphy-Hayes Com
pany plant at Harrington. The case
was referred to the boards meeting
here next wednesday.
The board met at Greenwood, Sus-
sex county, in the afternoon whom
the testimony was heard in the case
Of Herman Schulze vs.. the Murphy
Hayes Company. Schulze had four
fingers cut off at the company's
plant. The case was settled through
n compromise.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05

definite time for holding the defend
ant. and In which 10 give him oppor-
tunity 10 pay the arrears and 10 Sc
cure proper surety. yet the failure OF
OF the Judge to fix such definite time
would not in itself be sufficient rea-
son for releasing the defendant in q
proceeding such as this.
IF an unreasonable time should
elapse between the time Of holdinc
and the filing Of the petition in ha-
beas corpus. this court would grant
such relief as IL thought proper un-
der such circumstances. but IN this
case a reasonable time had not
elapsed
"The authorities cited by counsel
for the petitioner All have reference
10 contempt proceedings. and I have
not been able TO find a single au-
thority passing upon a record and
upon circumstances such as are now
before me.
For the reasons stated. the pc
tition is dismissed and the petitioner
remanded to the custody of George
Black. superintendent Of Police OF
the City OF Wilmington. The costs
of this proceeding are taxed against
the petitioner"
It was announced this afternoon
by counsel that the habeas corpus
proceedings Instituted in Superior
Court by Mrs. Jeanette W. deBlois
/ against her husband, Louis a. de-
Blois. for custody OF their two child
rem. has been postponed indefinitely
It was reported that a mutua
arrangement had been made salts.
/ factory 20 Mr. and Mrs. deBlois.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
CITY 10 SELL BEDDTNG.

The health committee Of City
Council on Monday morning, will
offer for sale at the Office of Clerk
Of Council Simmons. 500 wool blan.
Kets and a considerable quantity OF
bedding, towels. etc. in quantities to
suit the purchaser.
These articles we're left on the
hands OF Council following the
"nu" epidemic in 1918. and as there
seems little probability OF their be-
ing needed. Council has decided IA
dispose OF them. Every article Of
fered for sale has been thoroughly
f,ynigated. and while some have beer
slightly soiled in handling while ir
storage, many Of them are genuine
bargains.