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Health Talks by Dr.. Brady

fDuVvr|rIlf I.nl -
w H'"S''"'' S'rros'
n~, ,, went.
users wtll coYtd.n,M 49,, ,'m"' """ i"h''s""
,r.tt - b.l c -, N'''' me /" say that
whatcy.r ,,,y .,,. ,,., ,''r> '"u lights.
,hI> clearly an, T. ,n u''''' stand
-et j.. '''' ID ''N when can
\ souug lady, 49,,
icr-ask~ mo yn.,h,, ,,.,,, from
,r,l ,,nr 'Eht meats. such as
very du, ,,np,i '"S N'~' quicken.
goes On: "''''S '''"''' She
nav,
meats would civ, ,. '','" '.'' these
hay, >;,r,.l N''''E trouble $" !
DAY ''N'"H '"it>'n every
Now woulI,. ,.,.,
Hccis,ca< i ~, - '' ,'"''
o; an, o,ner siy. ,htt ,''". '"'" 'S ir'lnE
less rca, ,han i. ,r,. r~.. ." ~"
Ana ,,er, Ca, .' '''S''St 'ss 'rer born.
China thar j. mo,. ".' o"tS'"' ~
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: Dcl, Virginia Owe,

II Hid'l "'-Dl'UE ItlNEES l,,trn
10 G'i1sh". Louisa County In which
ne declare h.ms"ii In favor of more liberal
pensions Tor virginia Veterans of tile War
Between iho S'o'es is gratifying Mo- ey,ry
person WHO hos al heart rao .,rlf,r. m.
these aged heroes uow SO r.u.gty .,-y...,.
the final calling %. tle roll i. ,..-.t...
larly gratifying TO Tbe ,r.m...,,,.,..
which IN season ANA ,,r,
soucb, the stare >, ,..,,,..
generosity ,oye,d ,ro
virginia b.s ma, l...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
GOVERNMENT IDENTIFIES
STOLEN EXPRESS GOODS

MACON. GA. Mnrch 20 Through
l"'lN" witnesses who took the stand
uuiluS tn" last thirty minutes Or
iodtJ's session OF Federal court. ,hr
government !a"Htihcd som. OF tho
SpOdS mentioned in the testimony OF
" a. hughes as having been stolen
rom the american Railway Express
.vihpdns during government control
mere We're other WITNESSES who
named tho sp"ciNc homes among The
b'fN-'hr'" defendants on trial on
rVarGcs of conspiracy To steal from
'H" mixed States government in
"H!ta thu property vas recovered
y was announced tonight that tho
identification OF other property wll!
lNMtlNuD fOmnrrnM morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

New president Of Yale says cryin. nesa %:
education IS better training for teacher, Bn;
WIN the salaries virginia pays its teacher.
are forced TO stay in strict training
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Spirit Of Virginia Press

an abstract proposition" says The Vir-
H,".' ".'" r"rhsr beating spears into
SNo'"S !ht" pruning hooks i
" 80 ,"''' ""' "!th Japan ircading on
an ''ee' " Tree hSht in Central
'''"' "'' an INVASION Of Germany by The
".','.' 80 INVASION even though unrcsistcd
','''' ""S 'hc TIM" come 70 strip our
'r ~ '''"hS "' sen -rr"t"ot!"m. II ncccs.
SAYS Inc Roanoke Times 'rhos. who are
'h' u+ck -t"-the-iand' movement
''' T'"E "'""t II IN. wrong way. Let them
r'' me- E'fIS ""ck on Tn" farm FIRST. and they
H'e"
10" H,i"Hb"TI News expresses the hope that
'". n"",,r "iii '"ks note that Henry Ford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

az STATE Democrats, convention hold
" ','"'"N' adopted IA resolution calling for
"h"th"r convention to he held this wear TO
a. '"' principles OF THE party. I;u,
~ ', mention VII not hc called The reason
| me t'iiur" az Chairman James and his
|" can tn" convention. says II Rich
"'h" correspondent, is tina, the expense
vt, enormous Wiu you listen 10 that.
.'' ,'"'n argument that has hccn raised
H"''Sl u" primary * thc enormous OK
'"S' N"Wp"'t News Times Herald
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ARMY PHARMACIST A SUICIDE


.,,, = y 'I'I ~ I|THS|
tftl'A''o March ga verdict of
suicide was returned this afternoon
by ih" 'oron"r'S jury at the inquest
M" lie death Of Menace I.cdoux who
was found Eho, through the head i'm
II" second Regiment Armory carly
IN" homo Of Lodoux was said at IN.
inquest I" have been determined from,
army records aS Villa Platte. La. nn
W. an assistant pharmacists in the
army ahN was recently transferred 10
."cai detachment; from Fort Shcr.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

AHfopos thai international chess tournament
S"o"'H be REID IN cuba Tn" players can get
something down there max. them ,noy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

only two more days remain nfi.,
toGhy for thcatcrgucrH {" a"" I'utnI.
dina in The Woman tniaiu'h. via.
SiShc Paterson At the I!Iunhvn
Thousands have seen This pi'itpr
sine" Monday. aud all hhvu E"nr
away with the satisfaction thni ihott
money and time was welt rI."n,, Mise
PATERSON captirat"s the nuhi"n'" wiih
hcr wonderful Interpretation "r ia
wailan dances
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Hnr Ford Paper In ToIcJo s,rrc,.

I'T'LTN OHIO. NlrVh FIfrM-
ing " disturbance in which ncwsboy
vas set Gron by number Of other
street merchants. n"ccssita'in@ call
~" III h".ir". Henry ! Herbert. chief
'" 'i''"' i""HF ordered H"nry tnrd's
W'"h't NEWSPAPER. IN" Dearborn In
M ne barred from the streets of
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Ends Succrssfni Run.

opposite phases 81 Ncw York lio
the underworld and the world ~
~. iich-iOrW TN" BACKGROUND ~
Number IL the william 20. phn-
loGrama. which leaves IA" I:iu"hiti
Ih"ai"r after t"night's shcyYiug
Readers nI Ia. novel OF ma. rninu
tiil". by Louis Tracy. have been nr.
,"niShcd at the pirturc's r,nnfLnIic
hdclity TO the thriliin. story
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

Mrs. i. Il. w. Deep Crcck.-"who
snv'n,, mi! purSe steals trash: 'iia
was lnin". 'tis his. and has l.rt,
save 10 thousands
But he that tlchcS from m. uv
good namc w
Robs me q: that which moi cnrI,.h,.
him, w.
Md makes me poor indeed
II: above Is tho quotation from
Which you ASK. from Shakespeare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
information Bureau

,,Ha regarding almost NM
.N'fpHhI on legal and me,,j,.n,
SUBJECTS. nrc answered fr.. 'n
INJURIES ar" answered dircc,iy IT,,
pt'N"hnl letter. % scIf-nu,lr..;
S'"mPcn envelope is REQUIRED 40.
inc Timcs-Dispntch Infornn-
ti"n bureau, Richmond. 4,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

The %orrolk yirSInian-puo, asks ms qucs-
nHa To th, packers intend to pass those
"hs" cuts 90 10 IN" consumer to pur them
.i' cold etoTagcT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

oN reason of the fac, that TWO nights h.ror.
ne 'o"""rN OF Richmond charsheS thieves
'"''''n 'hr'" parviilc churches" etc. and
'h"h ADDS: The quick sequences and similarity
"' tNt crimes IN tn" two cities together with
'n' unusual character OF tn. crime suggest
Gam. Gaur"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
Itnh nnmas word .,.icnrc,,c."

NNI.I INNE CITN. TTNIl. Narch
t"- sc Of til" word "cigarctt"' on
IN" I"h"i o; q tobacco Contnincr viii
be uns"w'rl IN Utah after June 5. &C
..prHihS 10 an opiniun 10y tn" At
'"ih"N -f"n"rHi Certain brands OF;
'"hhrco which AZ" Advertised on the
,nhtaincr FOR pip" "r cigarette" VII
have 10 US" "a special coniaiu.r for
their goods sold IN Utah.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
..J'bnt t;IrJ ,,,n,n,.,

'Dthcr MONS Shora" prnvod uuItn
II ""cr"ss AT III" .fh"ato Yesterday. IN"
Girl Montana with I.!un,Ic gtY"",
playing the leading rnIr, i,ioiur.
luv"rn VIII lock /" this uj,lu,n an
y 'rr H"""i hnH proven 'n la Hn NJ
- ~ 'hI" hh''liN tn" management
~ IA" Th"Hi" hnp Some .s,niirni
lNnN,I,l.nn- hnnl-rh Tor lhn IuInLr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
Cinema Program
.Ihr sin THAT wa, Ills"

Press notices from various sections
indicate thAt .u Tho sin Tina, Wat
Ills frank J.. Packard, the author
his previous great success II = sell
dom that an author produces twU
such great successes In RAPID Succcs-
SION. but from AL Indications, MIR
Packard has don" 'nHt very sam,
thing The SIN That was !itS" has
been pigturizcd hy ~"Nuisk rlctur,s
under the direction oI Hobart Hvul-y
aud - sChsdui'd Tor three dayS shoW
ing AT the Lyric Ihrate,, starting to-
nay.
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setter sun snu In nn,n.n.

rDSHrA a!rISpILf. march .. a-
"n'n"i"pH Americans. inciudin ).
Charles " N"rrr American commits.
rlrr"T ui TIME. aud ron.iI!Dr nnri
hrtIv"H hrrr y"Hi"Idny nioTninH
aboard the United States destroyer
John -. t:hw.riF The Soar East
relief staff ia sim nj Datum.
iiatnn yesterday war reported to
lie In tho hands Of the Russian Bol-
shevist forces. having previously been
occupied by tho Turkish Nationalist.
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n"mr>,ir Postage applies to rau,r.

'iiNnTpN, March ~ -pumcs-
NC rates Of poStas" on letters, nos,
e"rI" ana s"cond-cinss matter viii
H. ~ In n"jW"cn the United States ana
Arril !. tn" Post once bc ,." 49,, e.,
announced today. ''''ch'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
Cool I.royru,n ot Victor.

AT tn" Victor again today william
Fairbanks in Western p.r." and
Charles Murray. IN Back 10 ,n.
kItchcn.' Mack S"uu"t. Cuir"iy
make M the dua! attraction 'W,si-
"rn Pep - II story at life on tn"
plains. with many thrill.u. cIimaN.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

w Nhlli"''t'N. March 1& n"lcea-
i'""s 'i'' VIII muc; here under the
""Sn'"rS 90 TIA" SnrIuii.,t Amnesty
'."''''"'''r" 80 Arr' 10. the second
$500 '''S"' i' "t thr imprisuumcnr OF
t""'"' brrr former Socialist
'."''' v'ii ro addressed hy senator
''''ih France. uf Maryland. il
Voc 80 ""un'oi tonight
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re, uns Good rrogrnm.

ilnot' Gibson sccfnH I" u" wcIl at.
ted for his place in out ~ Luck"
now showing at IN" Rex Every ono
should have III" opportunity of Sec
ing this picture. and so the manage
mcnt has arranged To show II again
today. Tomorrnw's Offering Will he
The Mark of Zorro" FEATURING
Douglas Fairbanks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

That Tho Inside OF the cup" th,
paramount picture now an View al
IN" DdcUn Th"atcr. has scored h,a.f-
y. the b!g business il is doing at
tests II IS tine perturbation OF
winston ChnrchilIs great novel. and
is Well worth seeing. II IS !ul.rrrrt.
ed by artistic players
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

A. the nations best little adviser ca. cool,
.A-a pFom'e'S to MI admirably the SHOES o:
10" men whom he succeeded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

The compauy tina, made The Re
yong" al farzau which is AT tn"
Isis ThrUt"r Al! week. Travelled $4,000
miles during It's filming Mex YORK.
Charleston, :. e., jacksonville, Fla.
san Diego. san Francisco. Los IN
s-!c., balboa ana Universal Guy ar
rev oi the localities selected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
I.lnCOln'a XnnS.

Rcadcr, Crrwc There wor, lam,
sons horn 20 pr"sidcn, and Mrs Lin.
coln--Ruhcr; Tcdd. born August
1913; Edward Baker. born March TO-
lace. born December y. 1850 died al
the White House February 20. 1859:
Thomas. born April 4. 1853. and died
at Chicago July Is, 1871,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
Pacific STATES

T. G., Bedford City.-Th. racier
5 C,Iica are Washington. oregon and
Wyoming. Idaho. Coioraao En', Ul ="
.l', Arl"ona. Utah ana Nevada ar,
now usually classcd as the "Mnmn,ni,
i'hN,S'"f, and they are Wholly ar
i!.t ives, o! the Rocky Mountain
~" pr.W'ch The mountains and IN,
thrc" states OF tn" Pacific diyisio,,
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The Weather
Forecast: Virginia
Local Temperature Yes;,rda,

NJ ttiliSratuTe
%r,,'nNN,ithil' t"Mp"ratur" to- H. ~. 2.
y, .h'ituhl temperature. to T. Nj d,
NN'.'"h tsnp"'otGTr y"st.r,lg. 81
S''tt'iitt'. t"iH""i"tnr" log this date. I.
i''h''thty S"StrrdHy .... z
i:N''s. since March -
fAc"ss Sil'" January | -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

h"ihib!! !! hoIrs ending T. ~ Srr.
n,'t,,.''',,. hnufS ending T.. ~ ...... Snu-
HAe"sN -inc' January ! ....'..... ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

the DanyilIc Register iniidiy boasts INA, in
INC matter of church robbcries DauviiIc got
ahcah of iiichmpnd. II says tn. Richmond
story was OF pSt;cuiar interest the Dan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

''".ai "h>-r'ntinn> at T.. ". Yesterday.
,,.N 'hi direction. east: wind y,.I,,.tsy, Il
"'h1h'G at l.. NJ ,iouI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

u so Ir,q.lye more than 800 street shower
baths 10 enable New York to qualify as Il
clean city so long as IL mHlionaires and their
wives air their troubles in the divorce courts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

N"W Aaw Is reported found IN the prob. BIZ
400" "ti''""i"'A'' aui there are so many old
e. N'S 'h"i few more Will not worry anyone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

TMWRsnAY. MAECM "a. IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

Poland ha> been par;.tioncd TOO often /,
HFo" NN"Hiy excited over the allied threat t,
out II up again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

"'Sii''' 90. Go.Hwoia d, ylamorng Tor 4,
home fog the :e-hl,-mind,d and We rise To-
nq"ir, What's ihe matter with tho capi,o!?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

~ "'"u"rs doubt ii If they viii
XXI r,'l liitl" chap hc moved
vs." 'Ih aud romped ana warrnd ,r,
loved. =" an"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

president Harding vii unycu static 81
simon bolivar Now. AL togethr. wAo w..
simon Bolivar:
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
YOU MAY Be A BETTER
MAN AT As, THAN
THE YOUTH OF Is
If you keep your blood rich in
iron to give you plenty of stay
there"strsn9thand endurance

In an account OF severe mountain
climbing test, a New York newspaper
states that 20 per cent. OF those who ace
cumplished the feat were a. years and
over 10 Is therefore shown that you
may be a better man at f5 than the
husky stripping OF - II you take care Of
yourself and keep your blood filled with
letes have learned the value OF plenty ~
plain coarse foods In their training as
such q diet helps supply their blood
with iron. Nature put plenty Of iron
in the husks Of grains and the peels OF
vegetables 10 enrich your blood. but
modern methods Of cookery throw all
these things away-hpnce the alarming
increase In recent years in Anaemia-
iron starvation OF the blood with its
devitalizing weakness. nervousness and
other attendant ills If you are not
strong and we'll if YOU lack bodily and
mental vigor, do not wait until you go
nervous prostrauon or until In your
weakened condition You contract some
serious disease, but take some organic
iron like NuXATED IRON at once 20
help enrich your blood and revitalize
your wOrnOut exhausted nerves. Or
ganic Nuxated Iron is like the iron IN
your blood and like the iron Go spinach.
lentils and apples. 10 win not injure
the teeth nor disturb the stomach. You
can even eat 90 n you wish 10 often
Increases your bodily and mental vigOr
a. two weeks time You money viii be
refunded by the manufacturers II you
do not obtain satisfactory results. Be
ware Of substitutes. Look for the word
"Nuxated" on every package and the
letters y. I. on every tablet. At an drug
niefs
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
WILL HELP MAKE up THE Loss.

rJ,HERE is bill in Dover Affecting the OF New
Castle county which should receive the sympathetic
consideration OF the Legislature.
It affects the fees charged the ONCE OF the Recorder
Of Deeds for recording articles Of incorporation and for
recording and nling conditional sale contracts.
II the bill be passed II will bring into the county treas
ury in short time enough money to replace the $4,000
$1,000 which has been lost TO the county through the
ootng Of the Recorders onlce and the expense OF in
vesiigsiing that crime
Under existing conditions the charge for recording ar
tces OF incorporation 1850 for FIRST four pages
and nifty cents for each additional page. The bill pro-
that the charge each additional page shall be
seyenty-nve cents.
The present charge for recording and nling contract
OF conditional sale is ST. The bill proposes mat
the fee shall De increased to $50
In short IL would make the average total fee for record
Ing articles OF incorporation from s. 70 Sc and re sbso
he Zee for a conditional sale contract only $50.
II is estimated that the bill be passed it will increase
the the Recorder OF Deeds ONCE from 900 TO
IS 900 year at too. without INJECTING any special
hardship An increase q about dollar in the expense
or creating corporation increase Of fifty cents in
connection with conditional sale would be small in
proportion to other things that It scarcely would be
noticed by those Interested.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28

Hello, hello. hello. helloi" scream
ed a voice. when Nancy and Nick
unlocked the door between the
Room OF Rubies and the Room of
Emeralds. They were on their way
to the South Pole and were now
travelling Under earth
They started back in alarm, but
the door had shut behind them.
Not, however. before the great green
bullfrog had slipped in right at their
feet
My goodnessi" gasped Nancy.
What queer voice"
"Ha, ha, hal Don't be afraid. my
dears." came the voice. this time
accompanied by great tapping.
and a huge cockatoo came into view
around a green corner. How do
you do?"
We've are pretty well, thank
YOU" answered Nancy politely. And
we hope that we're not intruding. "
'Intruding! Intruding." puzzled
the cockatoo. lighting on a perch.
That's a new one / haven't learned
yet. shall have TO look It up i'm
my dictitnoary. Just watt Lands
what a light These glow-worms
are about as much use as the ice
man in February. When you don't
want 'em. they're right under your
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
URGES yIGOROus PROTEST

nELAWAREANS who have been wpaching the vigorous
- nshi which Henry p Scott and Others OF This state
have been making In behalf OF national budget system
N be interested in knowing that Representative James
Good chairman Of the House committee on appropra-
lions has appealed to the National Budget Committee to
aid in defeating the proposed abolition Of single appro-
priaions committee which is scheduled TO occur at a
Republican caucus in Washington today
The National Budget Committee is conducting nation
wide night against the proposed action and has enlisted
the support OF every influential civic organization In the
country protest against the plan OF revering to me
old custom Of parcehns appropriations among number
n committees
In to John r Pratt chairman OF Me National
Budget Committee Congressman Good states
IN is important that great deal Of done i'm
nediaely to create the right kind OF public sentiment
IN This regard and new members OF Congress should be
sailed upon to 10 Il that the will OF the people is
carried out by budgeary legislation In order TO have
The budgeiary legislation there can be but one commit
Tee on appropriations. There so much 10 do and so
short time 10 do &C. that those who are Interested must
get busy and work necessarily from until after Con
sress eonvenes great deal may depend upon what the
does"
Thousands or members OF various civic organizations
throughout the country which allied with the Ma
lonal Budget Committee in the tight are concentrang
upon protest 10 members Of Congress The vote upon
The adoption OF the resolution establishing single com
nitiee los 10 1853 with i6 members not voting Win
The changes in membership Of the next Congress- il is
possible that the caucus may upset the only concrete
constructive buogeiary reform In decade unless sur
1centy strong protest is entered against this reactonsr
step.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
MONDAY, FEBRUARY D, 1921
No COVERING UP; NO LETTING UP.

LTHOUGH the investigation OF conditions in the oiice
N OF the Recorder Of Deeds OF New Castle county is
not yet complete the indications are mat the public
Of hat ONCE looted 10 the extent Of at least
$4,000 during the incumbency OF Furman c. Cole Re
corder
In addition. the investigation viii the people "
our county between $1,000 and so 600
There are two things which the people OF New Castle
county want connection with this matter they
Frst-That the Investigation shall be carried to com
pletion, regardless OF time and expense.
Second-1hst after the investigation there shall be
uncompromising prosecution Of those who looted this
important pubic ONCE
New Castle county Republicans should be among the
first 10 demand such positive action with respect both
the investigation and the prosecution.
The ootng OF the Office represents shameless be
tsyal OF the trust which the Republican party reposed
Recorder Cole Il also represents equally shameless
betrayal OF the which the electorate OF his county
reposed in him
II betrayal without the slightest measure
cf excuse and thus It should regarded wherever is
discussed
The interest OF tte Republican party which was re-
sponsble for Coles nomination and The interest OF the
eeooraie Of New Castle county which was responsible
Tor his election. demands that there shall be no covering
np in the investigation and letting up the prosecu-
lion
The future quality the public service in New Castle
'ounty is al stake in this matter. That exceedingly
important fact should not be lost sight OF for an instant
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
IS TT DEAN?


At first sight you might imagine
that the name Dean is derived from
the occupation. and that the first
who bore this as surname held the
position OF dean OF a cathedral or
other ecclesiastical institution. But
such does not appear To he the case
and Dean is really a name Of To-
cality. IL comes from the Anglo
Saxon word denu. meaning a vale
or plain. II would be perfectly OBJ
vious that II was a name Of locality
were other proofs lacking. for IL is
first written in old records "Atte
Dene" and "Atte Rean." which Is,
in other words. lat the denu" or
"at the dean" and was given first
10 those who lived on or along a
plain or vale. In the Domesday
book there is a personal name Dene
which may have been the source Of
the name for some few families. but
those that trace their name back to
"Atte Dean" are not among these.
The Deans in this country seem 70
have been OF the scholarly type
rather than OF the adventuresome
or physically active type OF persons.
They count among their number
men who have gained distinction as
iurists. lawyers. clergymen. anti
quarians and historical writer's.
There were two well-known mission
aries among them, one TO the Indians
and the other TO China.
Silas Dean. man Of unusual
ability as a diplomatist and states
man. was one OF the men in history
whose reputation was unjustly
clouded by a personal enemy. II
was not until after his death that
MS real worth was fully recognized
He was born in 1897 and after hav-
ing been graduated at Yale ne went
as member from Connecticut tC
the Continental Congress. Later n,
was ordered boy Washington 20 go 4,
France on secret political ang
financial mission. With Franklin
and Arthur Lee he arranged th'
treaties with France that were Of Sc