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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
SCHUMANh h-HHnK
MAKES NEW FRIENDS
With Assisting Artists Renders
Delightful Program at the
Auditorium

InaveU chosen program. Nine Ernes-
tine Scb4imann-Helnk. noted contralto,
was st her best last night when she sppear-
ed az the Auditorium Music lovers OF
Wilmington were~delighted and through :
out the proSrsm she wss grsciols and
cordial in the matter OF encores.
Her voice Is used iavlshly but never
wasted or sbused and one has 3 sense OF
intelligence with the understanding under :
iyinC the music, the composer, and even
IN, environment ID which every song Was
written. Her songs are al sung with 8
sense OF surety. Those who hesrd her
concert IN the OperaHouse eight years ag o
recalled most. vIvidly the secompanlst I,
whose work Vas marvel, and Il caused
considerable sstisfaction 20 know that this
i.rtiSt would accompany Nine SehumanD-
He'nk last night She Is Nine. katherine e
Hoffman, and her playing Is sufficient
When reminded OF her beautiful work IN
plsving the "Erl-king' eight years ago ,
she seemed delighted that the impression
should have been so lasting
The program began with an Aria of
Hrndel's which she sang IN Italian, was
followed by My Heart Ever Faithful,
written by Bach spd sung N English
The last number of her first suite WIS
from The Prophet" and this she sang ID
French. For encore IL response TO an
ovation she sang Thy BesmlDg Eyes,
by MecDovell
The second number Of the program was
g recitative "Benvenuto" Of DIaE, sung
by George Morgan Possessed Of spark
ling baritone voice, this young singer won
the hearts Ct Wilmin gton music lovers
His encores were numerous.
Later IN the program Mr.. Morgan sang
suite including The Pilgrims Song"
by Tschaikowsky; Mai" by Reynoldo
Hahn and a madrigal by Castor Lemaire.
Mr. Morganis French was faultless and
his Interpretation was equally good.
For Mime Schumann-Heink's second
suite she sang FIVE songs by Frank La
Forge, each a gem Of its own IN an in
dividual setting. For encore 70 this suite
she Gang Silent Night Her final suite
was opened with a song by Carrie Jacobs
Bond, ''His Lullaby" the DANA" by
Chadwick: ''Bolero," by Arditti, and
"Agnus Del" by Bizet. ALI occupied
places Of interest but 10 those who are
looking toward the goal of American
music Lieurance's Indian Love Song
was almost prophetic IN its beauty, for
IN this simple song, based entirely on the
themes used by the American Indians
years and years ago, did Nine. Sehumann-
Heink sound the note of prophecy that
America does have her own music.
Two requests had been made Of her,
one for Nevin's Rosary and the other
for Schubert's "Erl-King." She sang the
former.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
WILLARD MACK IN
OWN MELODRAMA
"Her Man." Four ded on South
western Subject, Stars Au-
thor and Clara Joel.

Whether 80 intended or not, tho OUT
standing part in the play Her Man,
seen at The Playhouse last night, WAS that
of Mike Mckenzie, the klondiker chum
of the headliner, Willard Mack, who has
the part of Bill Trainor.
Mikes feet bother him, in the mildncss
of the Southern California country, but
that does not interfere with his equanimity
and level headedness, which take him
through the mimic whirlwinds of emotion
which surge and seethe in and around the
housa in which he is a guest. HIS loot
iniirmity he makes joke of, as, also some
of the temperamental weaknesses OF the
host; and he is altogether retreehing; hats
OFF to John J Sparks, his personator. i,
For the rest. the play is congeries OF
emotional incidents which are accepted
as they occur, in the expectation that
they will perhaps tie into one another as
developments occur. and make up lesson,
or at least point, that may be carried
away.
But the chief lessons seem to be q warn
ing To handsome women not to marry
smooth gamblers, who love EN- % but
conceal their card losses The gamblers
are likewise logged on the proposition of
allowing themselves to get behind the
game on markers" beyond say ten thou
;. ID dollars Also. polished Villains are
reminded that il isn't good form TO install
their mistress Of the moment as lady 9
m1id in the house of your professed friend,
Just to save board bills.
At any rate, after these events have
flowed through three acts, the villan
meets with his Just deserts and the tell
tale "Evesveyouse" which have been the
storm center of the conversation come
back ~ their utterer without having
figured in an income tax blank.
The exotic flavor is impaired by
touch of Spanish lingo and couple oil
covering characters; as we'll as by the
hacienda interior where III the scenes are
set
Willard Mack ha. been generous TO
himself IN the matter Of situations that
allow him 10 tell his wife how deeply ne
dates on her: his emotion being so strongly
suppressed that it's language does not get
over the footlights; but If the phrases that
are occasionally audible are fair samples,
there is really small loss, once the audience
GETS reconciled TO being deprived OF
Something Il had paid TO hear.
Clara Joel is good 10 look At, and carries
the mart of the fond wife as the author
would have her, evidently; but without
carving conviction.
Joseph Sweeney is the bad man OF the
nlav. Marshall Vincent thesherni, Nat
Zack js Ylario and t, Tamamoto Is Nocka,
a Nippanese servant.
There will be performances tonight ana
tomorrow night, with s matinee tomorrow
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

the large cities in America, where Plant
Juice has been introduced, it Is only neces-
sary TO listen TO the verbal statements and
read the signed testimonials OF grateful
people, giving the true version Of how
they have been restored 10 health
Recently Mrs. james McGeachie, a
popular Wilmington lady, residing at No.
404 North Grant avenue, who has vide
acquaintance here, stated
III am 80 thankful for tho wonderful
change brought about IN my condition by
Plant Juice that | am only too glad 20
have this opportunity TO tell Others about
IL. ] was in such a rundown condition
that | really felt more dead than alive;
I had such bad stomach trouble that
could not digest the lightest kind Of food.
I was constipated, could not ever get a
good nights sleep and my nerves were
simply 'on edge all the time; | felt
irritable and depressed; my back ached
constantly and ! had numb feeling in
my hands and feet; my face was like
chalk, I had dark circles under my eyes
and felt tired and entirely worn out.
was continually doc.oring and dosing
with medicines, but never got any better
A friend told me Of the wonderful results
she got from Plant Juice and begged me
70 try it took her advice and now am a
well woman entirely restored TO health; /;
have good appetite, sleep well a' night
and have no more aches and pains; my
bowels are regular, feel 10 fine spirits
now and have a splendid color in my face
My friends tell me that look like another
person. Plant Juice is simply marvellous,
and / hope this statement viii be the
mes as of putting others on the road 70
health"
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, 404-406 Market street, VIII
mington, where be is daily meeting the
local public and introducing and explain
ing the merits Of this remedy. Free sam
pie. gwen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
WAR on RACE GAMBLERS.
New Orleans District Attorney After
Violators Of State Law.

New Orleans, Jan. 4.-District At
torney Robert Mar yesterday filed
criminal information against Ave directors
of the Business Mems Racing Association
and 80 .lsyeEs,@ alleging g violation s.. satur-
gambling laws.
The informAtions were fled in the face
Of an injunction issued Friday, restraining
the district attorney from interfering with
the meeting.
The fair grounds meeting was conducted
the aorsr syst system the ssps pu as used at a'b the
Shrewsbury track and which District
Attorney Mari announced he would not
permit in Orleans parish
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
DELAWARE LOSES.
Blue and Gold Basketball Team
Displays Little Teamwork in
Gene at Newark.

Newark, Jan. 4.-Complctcly wrecked
by the loss Of Gray Carter at forward and
Sank" McCaughan, for the first half at
center, the Delaware College basketball
team was defeated yesterday by the
Union College five, 23-l1. Tho team work
Of the Blue and Gold quintet was poor.
Coach shplsy had ,S to ;t.It r. practically
Captain Alexander and frankie Wills At
the end Of the first half, the score stood
i0-l in favor of the Union team, but the
Blue and Gold came up strong in the
second half
The Delaware team will leave Thursday
for a two-day trip. Rutgers will be played
January Z, at New Brunswick and Stevens
will be taken on the following day, at
Hoboken. Score Of yesterdays game:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
FEDS MAY APPEAL.
Action Taken 10 Expedite Action to u. s.
Supreme Court.

Washington. Jan. 4.-By striking out
it's direction for . retrial, the district
court Of appeals amended YESTERDAY upon
motion Of attorneys for the Baltimore
Federal League Baseball Club, its recent
Judgment in which il set aside the award
Of the District Of Columbia Supreme
Court in favor Of the Federal club IN q
damage suit against the National and
American League clubs for alleged mo-
nopolistic methods in restraint OF trade.
The sc;ion will expedite an appeal 10 the
United States Supreme Court.
The award of the District Of Columbia
Supreme Court wae for s264 900 because
Of alleged monopolistic methods on the
part Of the major league clubs involving
especially control of players. The court
Of appeals last month set aside this finding
on the point OF law that baseball was a
sport and not trade or commerce
within the meaning Of the antitrust laws.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
NEW TRAINING SYSTEM.
Track Athletes at u. of p. to Have Sport
Class Each Day.

Philadelphia, Jan A new system for
training track athletes at the University
Of Pennsylvania was announced today by
Coach Robertson. The veteran coach will
have classes of sport each day for students
interested in this branch of sport and will
place each class in charge of an experienced
man from last years team
There were l25 athletes out yesterday
400 out for the cinder path team before the
end Of the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
PUGILIST DISABLED.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago, Jan. 4-Dennis O'Keefe,
the Chicago welterweight, will be unable
to box for three months, due to injuries to
his hands, sustained in his. match with
Pinkie Mitchell in Milwaukee New Years
Day O'Keefes left hand was seriously
fractured and his right was broken
Physicians said today that piece of
O'Keefes shinbone would be removed and
grated into his right hand, O'keefe has
called off four impending matches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
BABE" RUTH AFTER NEW RECORD.
WM Be Disappointed II He Doesn't Get so
Home Runs In 1921.

New York, Jan. 4.-If Babe" Ruth
doesn't get at least so home runs in the
1921 season, he will be greatly disap-
pointed, he said today. The home run king
plans to go into intensive training at
once in the attempt TO beat his own record
As he is many pounds overweight, due to
his extended vacation in Cuba, he will go
TO his farm in Massachusetts, and put in
about six weeks at wood chopping. Then
he will join the Yankees pitching staff in
Arkansas late next month.
Ruth believes his throwing arm will be
in good shape next summer and he is
counting On doing some of the twirling
for the team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
UNIFORM RULES POR BOXING.

New York, Jan. PLANS for the forma-
ton Of national organization to control
professional boxing are rapidly taking
shape in this city and the first session Of
that body here next Monday is expected to
develop quick and radical action.
The tentative title selected for the
association is the National Board of
Boxing Control, and the three-day SEES
sion, which begins on January 10, will
open with q luncheon to the delegates
from the States, the governors of which
have already designated representative
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
EARLY BOILING OUT' FOR RUTH.

New York, Jan. babe" Ruth, the
home run champion, and the entire pitch
ing staff Will arrive at Hot Springs, Ark,
about February 20 to boil out" This
was announced yesterday after Ruth visit
ed club headquarters with the suggestion
that he be permitted to start training
earlier. 1t was decided TO issue call for
the pitchers to get in condition before
proceeding to the training camp at Shreve-
port, La, early in March. Several Of the
other regulars may go to Hot Springs also.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
TEX" RICKARD ON TRIAL.

PhiladelphiA, Pa, Jan. l.-The suit for
vindication, brought by William II. Ro-
cap, sports writer and 9 prominent figure
In amateur and professional athletic
events, and fight referee, against George
L., better known as TEX" Rickard,
promoter of championship prize fights,
WAS placed on trial before Judge Finletter
in Court No. 4 yesterday, the proceeding
being styled in legal parlsnce as an action
In slander.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
Titular Chess for $4,000 urse.

New York, Jan. "A match for the
chess charnpi nship of the world and a
purse of $4,000, viii begin at Havana on
March 10, bet n j. r.. Capablanca, Of
Cuba, and DIR. Emanuel Lasker, Of Berlin
According TO an announcement made here
Yesterday, these two great exponents of
the game have agreed TO all the arrange
noonts made for the contest, which will
consist of eight TO "a games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
Dempsey Sued for s 90.

salt La Cit Utah, ia Jack
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight champion,
was II ade defendant in the district court
her yesterday in action filed by j. f.
Burns, Negro, in which it is alleged that
Dempsey had failed to pay Burns for
services performed between January 10
and March II, 1920, amounting to 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
INTERNATIONAL BOXING.
French and Belgians VIII Not Be Able TO
Compete in Carnival.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Jan 4-French and Belgian
army and navy boxers probably will be
unable TO participate in the proposed inter-
national boxing carnival TO be held in
Madison Square Garden this winter, it
was learned today
Unless some other countries accept invi-
tations, fighters from the British army
and navy aud police department will be
the only foreign competitors. The British
representatives now are in New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
THE CHANGE WAS
VERY WONDERFUL
Popular Wilmington Lady Tells
How Plant Juice Has Re-
stored Her Health.

The new herbal stomach medicine,
Plant Juice, rarely fails to put a deranged
stomach in perfect condition by causing
the digestive and nutritive organs to per-
form their proper functions, thereby re-
storing the sufferer 10 perfect health.
That this is accomplished daily IN all of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
To Consider Hunting License.

y The monthly meeting of the Delaware
Anglers and Gunners Association will be
held at the Bottomley Building Seventh
andOrange streets this vening ct 8 clock
All members are expected to be present
as business Of importance will be con-
sidered regarding the present license law.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
GRACE FIVE WINS.
Union College Defeated BY Local
Quintet.

Union College, Of Schenectady, n. Y. fell
before the Grace basketball quintet, last
night, 2a-2S, in contest at the Friends
School gymnasium. Excellent work by
c. Garvne from the l5-foot mark kept
the locals in the lead At the end Of the
first half, Grace led by 1910 score.
Chandler at forward, was the only Grace
player 20 soore more than one field goal,
Schwartz holding him 10 two. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
Fohl to Lead Browns.

st. Louis, Jan. 4.--Icc A. Fohl, OF
Cleveland, will be the 1921 manager Of the
st. Louis Americans. This announce
ment was made yesterda by Bob Quinn,
business manager Of tho Browns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
BOWLING.

The following scores were rolled last
night on the alleys of Ora dy's bowling and
billiard psrlors:
PnWDER IRA0nR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
TotAlA

Rdcrcc-RoM, CantrAl Board. Foul
goals-Gsrvine, 10 out OF IS; Jones, out
Of 10; Bruckcr, 2 out of 4; Danaldi, out OF
8. # imc of halveN-20 minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
Y. M. c. A. STANDING.
Com~sandcr and Admiral Still Hold Lead
in Popular Circuit.

The Commanders and AdmlrAls man
aged to defeat the Generals and Colonels
last night in the Y. NJ. c. A. basketball
league. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

Refcrcc--Raby, Kettysburg. Foul
goals-Twoes, l out of 8; McCsughan, 4
out of IL; Armstrong, 0 out Of s; Brucker,
8 out of9. Time Of halves-20 minutes
The Monroe journal., 1921-05-20
WEAK, NERVOUS,
ALL RUNDOWN
kissssi Lady Suffered Un6l She
Tried Carlui.- Says "Re..k
Was Surprising" Get Alssg
Fine, Became Nernal
and Healthy.

Springfield Mo.-"My back was g
weak could hardly stand up. and
would have bearing-down pains and
was not well at any time" says Mrs.
d. v. Williams. wife OF Q well-known
farmer on Route :. this place. Il
kept getting headaches and having to
20 to bed" continues Mrs. Williams
describing the troubles from which
she obtained relief through the use Of
Cardui. my husband, having heard
Of cardui. proposed getting II for ne.
Il saw after taking some Carduj
:. that I was improving. The result
was surprising. ! felt like . different
person.
Later I suffered from weakness
and weak hack. and felt ail rundown.
] did net rest well 1t Night. WAS =
nervous and crosa Ny husband said
be would get me some Cardui, which
he did. II strengthened me Ny
doctor said got along fine. was In
good healthy condition. I cannot
say too much for II"
Thousands of women have suffered
as Mrs. Williams describes, until they
Iound relief from the use Of Cardui.
Since II has helped 90 many, you
should not hesitate to try Cardui II
Iroubled with womanly ailments.
For sale everywhere. Ess
The Monroe journal., 1921-05-20
3EATH or MIS-. =. T. mARGr.rr
NeH saIem Invalid Passes AWAY AZ
Ter Lingering Illness.
Folio. ~ 4 lone Illness NJ

Fullo@ M long illness. Mr.. f..
Hatsett. an Invalid. died Monday Al
; .. n. ~ her home IN New salem
tor ashia She vas hfiy-ase years OF
age. Funeral services we're conduct
ed Tuesday al the Williams cemetery.
Elder James +. Mills. officiating.
Deceased was good woman who
was devoted 10 her family. She was
very industrious. aud bore her suf-
ierings like true martyr when ill
health set IN.
Mrs. Hargett was a daughter OF the
late l. u. IL. Williams. and was born
IN April. 1885. in the Watson church
community. in which she spent an OF
her life. She is survived b. her hus-
band and the following children:
Messrs. u a. Hargett and II. If.
Hargett. Of New Salem township:
Mrs. Glen Baueom. Mrs. Clayton
Helms and Misses Nora and Nancy
Hargeit She also leaves the follow
ing brothers and sisters: Messrs. II.
". Williams. OF Nashville. Ark: l..
NJ. Williams and j. b. Williams. OF
New Salem township: and Mesdames
John Hargett. OF Arkansas: LiIy
Green. of Texas. N. +. Love. OF
Charlotte; f. c. Weber, Of Charlotte:
D, f. Little. OF Charlotte: and 5. |.
Baueom and ] NJ. simpson Of New I
Salem township.
The Monroe journal., 1921-05-20

Ninety per cent OF the worlds sup
ply OF cloves comes from two tiny
islands off the East Coast of Africa
Zanzibar and Pemba. Born iH the
trophies. the Glove takes into itself
some Of the intense heat of the broil-
ing sun.
To pass through Glove plantation
In the harvest is said to experience
one OF the most fascinating sights
on earth. The high trees-some of
them nearly forty feet. and closely ra-
sembling the olive tree In anrear.
ance-are suggestive of giant per-
frmc bottles. disguised in leaves. The
air l. saturated with the delicious
scent, and for many days afterward
ones clothes carry the seductive
News.
The Monroe journal., 1921-05-20
ARE COUSINS or THE IRISH
Angora, Founded by Midas, Once Was
In Possession of Celts.

Angora, Founded by Midas, Once Was
In Possession of Celts.
"A city founded BY Midas of the
touch of gold. overrn two centuries
before Christ by far-wandering cou-
sins OF the lrishman of today; a great
and wealthy community under Rome
and Byzantium, and In spite of its
checkered history and its past glory
known to recent generations In the
West only because OF long-haired
goat!
such Is Angora in Central Asia
Minor says bulletin issued by the
National Geographic Society. where
Mustapha Kemal Pasha has set up
the Angora Government which he
claims to be the real government OF
Turkey. and from where, supposedly
surrounded by bolshevist agents, he
Is issuing defiant messaes to the
allies.
'The remote kinsmen OF the Irish
who figure in the history of Angora. !"
continues the bulletin, were 10000
Celts from Central Europe, who, un-
abe TO push into Greece, decided to
try their luck across the Hellespont.
After harrying the country for half
a century they were forced to settle
around Angora, then known as
Ancyrs. Their country became
known as Galatia. There st. Paul is
supposed to have founded a Christian
church TO the congregation OF which
he addressed his 'Epistle to the Ca
latians.' In the fourth century the
Celtic language was still to be heard
in Galatia, according to ST. Gerome.
THE Celtic invaders were always
In the minority and were finally alb
sorbed. as the Norman conquerors of |
England were absorbed by the Saxons.
Many observers profess to see the
effects OF Celtic blood in the people
OF Angora today. and describe them
as lighter In complexion than the
people of other parts Of the Near
East. and the most genial of the
Of Asia Minor
"Ancyra dwindled to village un-
der Celtic rule. but following the an
nexation Of Galatla to the Roman
Empire In 25 B. c.. and during the
100 years In which II was maintained
rs the Roman frontier province. the
,ity took on great importance. One |
,f the most famous OF the ruins of
lsia Minor is that OF beautiful mar /
Die temple in Angora dedicated to /
Rome and Augustus
During the Byzantine period An
'yra became even more important. {
Is position between Constantinoplel !