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Evening journal., 1921-11-04
Old Mans Love.

Old Mans Love.
Eleanor A. Clark, 20 years old
who lives near Poughkeepsle. n. Y.
thought Il a good thing 10 give up
telephone operating to become the
housekeeper OF Edward II. Clark. 76
years old. Later she married him
and says being an "old mans darl-
Evening journal., 1921-11-04
cABRurL sNUBBERs

Sales and Service Automobile
Equipment Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-11-04

Tiled" Love
A Dallas wife appealed to the po-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

were serious enough to impair the
health OF the child II neglected. The
board requested the school superin-
tendent to consider the matter and
submit his recommendations at an
early meeting.
DIR. Armstrong outlined the present
method OF medical inspection In the
schools, showing that about Ia months
arc required for all school children TO
be examined by the physician and the
three nurses assisting him.
A request was made by the Young
Women's Business and Professional
Club for the use OF the High School
gymnasium on Monday evenings
This was referred TO Superintendent
Ward.
The Diamond Ice and Coal Com
pany was awarded the contract for
anthracite coal. Higgins q Company
was awarded the contract for cleo.
trical supplies and service. Action on
bids for gymnasium equipment and
other supplies was deferred for one
month. The building superintendent
was asked to make only such repair:
as are absolutely necessary, at lass
for the preseat.
The next regular meeting OF thu
board will be held Monday evening
| October 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
COMMUNITY MARKET
HOUSE IN KING ST
Louis Topkis Plans Modern
/. Structure for Convenience
of Shoppers.

Every family has an established
standard of living and the household
menu is an item of the greatest inn
portance III these days of budget sys-
tens. business uncertainties and re-
duced incomes in many cases. House
keeping is a profession, and every
woman who adopts itAshould consider
il. as such and learn about 1t from
every possible source.
Housekeeping is something much
more important that making fancy
cakes and delicious candies. 1t is the
right disbursement Of the money with
which to run the house and the re-
sponsibility Of the family's good health
To utilize the money to its best ad-
vantage and TO show a saving over
the weekly allotment is entirely up To
the family management. In the three
city markets where household needs
are sold twice each week, there Is
ample opportunity for every house
wife TO make her purchase at decided
saving. TO patronize these marketing
centers assures wholesome and strict
ly fresh supplies.
Tomorrow, in King. Madison anc
Lincoln street markets, the season
best produce will be offered. Quota
tions. although practically unchanged
over those for the corresponding mar
ket of last week, are within reason an'
every housewife may be able TO regis
ter her purchase at a decided saving
Unusual interest is being showl
through ut King street market in IN
pronosed new up-to-date communlt,
house, TO be erected at 22S-225 Kim
street, by Louis Topkis. well-know1
business man who is identified wit
the Delaware Notion House. an
lpresident of Topkis Brothers Compan,
The property used as hotel, ha
been conducted for many years b
Louis Koerner. 1t has frontage
forty feet, and depth of 1o2 feet. =.
Topkis proposes to tear down IN
present structure and erect a moder
lconcrete market building Of impr We
type.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
SCHOOL HEADS SEE
NEED OF ECONOMY
Members Discuss Building Pro-
gram and Demands OF Dem
tai Clinic.

In the absence of President Eli
wood Souder. a special meeting of the
Board of Education was presided over
yesterday afternoon by DIR. Victor
washburn. During the session the
need OF strict economy in school ex-
penditures was emphasized. The
members discussed the arrangement
of building program and the es-
tablishment of a dental clinic, but
nothing definite was done.
The members heard a report sub
mitted by DIR. Fred II. Armstrong,
medical inspector of schools, with re-
gard to the present system of inspec-
ton. David A. Ward, the new school
superintendent, urged that before any
action is taken with regard to- new
school buildings that the number
type and location should be studied
by experts.
Superintendent Ward said he be
lieved a building program is neces
sary and that consolidation of schools
could be worked out TO advantage
DIR. Washburn said the census of chill
dren of school age, which is now beint
taken will aid in estimating the mum
Der of buildings required.
DIR. Albert Robin of the Delawar
state tuberculosis Commission, VIII
had been invited to confer with tn
board on the suggested dental clini
for school children, stated that durinl
the past year the commission ha
found itself unable to treat larg
number of the children who apple
to IL. He said II has been difficult I
find dentists who are willing to han
die free cases. He offered the boar
the use of room in the commission
building and their equipment, II
suggested the board employ n den
tist TO hold a clinic for school chill
dren on as many days of the week a
may be deemed necessary.
DIR. Armstrong urged the need {
some arrangement, whereby the chi
, dren of parents in poor circumstance
might receive necessary dental al
tention. He told the members tha
of the school children examined,
rer cent were found to have defectiN
teeth and in many cases the defect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
WALKER CALLS ON
PRESIDENT HARDING
Has Conference In Relation to
His Work on an Assessment
Commission.

Special Dispatch From Every Evenings
washington Correspondent.
Washington. Oct. 4.--State Senator
John M. Walker, recently appointed a
member of the District OF Columbia
Market Commission had conference
with President Harding, yesterday af-
ternoon. with respect TO his duties as
commissioner. lie discussed with the
President the difficult problems that
will confront him In his new station
end the many responsibilities that Will
rest upon him. TO the end that he may
render in an effective way the impor-
tant service required of him.
Senator Walker expressed gratifica-
ton over the satisfactory conference
with the President and the thorough
understanding he has reached with
the executive as to the general policy
he is expected to pursue. Friends of
the Delaware man here feel that he
possesses the qualifications 10 make
an efficient and useful member OF the
commission.
Charles b. Evans. a prominent mem.
ber Of the Wilmington bar, is gues
of Senator Ball here.
Frank ID. Balch, of the r. s. Dunr
agency at Wilmington. is here visit.
ing Mrs. Balch. who is employed II
the Treasury Department.
Senator Ball " Busy.
Senator Ball has a bill pending n
the Senate, which he will call up a
the first opportunity, making a mum
Der of changes In the license system
OF the District OF Columbia, so as d
equilize the taxes paid by brokeras'
houses, cigar stores. news stands
poolrooms and similar businesses.
The bin is the result OF protest
, made TO Senator Ball and the Distric
! Commissioners against what is sai
to be serious injustice in the metho
of taxation. Senator Ball conferre
; with the District Commissioners, an
, upon their recommendation and re
quest the bill was drawn and intro
duced. The bill was referred by tn
: Senate 10 the district committee. Q
: which Senator Bill is chairman. an
: win probably be considered by tn
committee tomorrow, the first meetin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

Next Sunday will be the fiftieth an
nlversary of the fire which in 1871 de-
stroyed the city of Chicago. Statistics
of $500. 600 600. with an estimated loss
of life OF $4,000 persons.
The observance Of Fire Prevention
Day. next Monday, IL is held, should
be a concerted universal effort to re-
duce this stupendous loss of life and
property by fire. The aim of Fire
Prevention Day is 10 bring to the
people a realization OF two fundamen-
tal facts. that the fire loss is every
hOdvs loss and everybody's responsi-
hIutN. and that the great majority of
fires are preVentable through the ex-
orcise Of ordinary carefulness. Al
features Of Fire Prevention Day OBJ
sorVance should emphasize these twc
facts. IL is because these fundamen-
tails are not commonly realized thai
tire losses are SO enormous, and ii viii
Dc only when fire Prevention Educa'
ton brings a general realization o,
them that losses Of life and property
can be measurably reduced. On thi:
subject Chief William J. Lutz of tn,
Fire Department has issued the fol
lowing appeal TO the citizens of vii
mington:
The citizens Of Wilmington ar
called upon TO do everything in thei
power 20 battle the fire demon. an'
Go prevent fires of all nature, larg
and small, as the annual loss resulting
from fires is large. The enormou
waste annually by fire is appalling.
The members of the Fire Depart
mcnt estimate that a vast majority Q
ffos. perhaps so per cent, are fror
carelessness and preventable cause,
And they are strong in the belief tina
is the citizens will join hands the los
win be reduced TO a very small figur
and that the heavy loses the city {
Wilmington has annually will
greatly reduced.
II Is the desire of the Whining
ton Fire Department to ask the cit
epns az Wilmington on Fire Prever
uon Day, October 9, TO give SON
thought 10 the condition of their ow
homes and business places, to see th'
an nre hazards, such as rubbish, e.
celsior. paper, etc, in the area way
cCilars. yards. and other places a
removed: also look after faulty i
stailation OF heating and lighting d
vices. that are poorly guarded. 4
these are fire hazards, and are pr
Nsntable. This We know from e.
pcrience.
statistics show that where car
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

lessness Is eliminated. and the proper
caution taken, fires do not originate
from these causes. Therefore, II we
hope to reduce our fire losses to a
reasonable figure, we must turn our
attention TO Fire Prevention Day,
which should be every day.
"The 9th of October In each year
Is known as Fire Prevention Dey, and
we hope and appeal to the citizens TO
join with us. and give Fire Prevention
Day your earnest consideration"
All Are Cooperating.
City officials, civic and, private or
ganizations, the public school system
and the public in general are cooper
ating in making the observance OF
Fire Prevention Week a real success
in Wilmington.
Students of the High School and
members of the kiwanis Club will be
addressed on the subject by Charles
E. Meek, past president of the Ma
tional Fire Protection Association, to-
morrow. Members of the Rotary
Club on Thursday, will be addressed
by Vice-President Dana Pierce of the
Underwriters Laboratories of Chi
cago, who is an active worker for fire
protection.
Fire apparatus and appliances foi
use in homes and public buildings vii
be on display at the building former
ly occupied by the Smith & Strevit
Drug Co, on Market street below
Tenth.
The Delaware Fire Co. will distri
butte cards, giving lists of alarm sta
tions and fire prevention suggestion
through the schools and in the bust
ness section of the city. The Della
ware Safety Council will also dis
tribute booklets and display cards, ant
it is expected that almost every Wil
mingtonian viii be reached through
the campaign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
SUNSHINE CHANGE.
Mrs. j. Edward Wilson Resigns as
Alert Branch President.

At a meeting OF the Alert Branch
Of the International Sunshine Society
last night, Mrs. J.. Edward Wilson re-
signed as president after several years
Of service In that capacity. Mrs. J..
M. Collins was appointed 70 tempo
rarily fill the vacancy. Mrs. Wilson
has been an active worker among the
city's poor, and tbis, as well as the
difficulties met through the branch's
lack Of funds, has taxed her health
and made II impossible for her 10 CON
tinue as q welfare work leader. Her
charitable disposition and solicitude
for the poor has gained her many
friends.
The branch plans 10 devote much
Of it's time 10 Juvenile Court work,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
To Act ON Charges AraInst POLICE.

The directors Of Public Safety this
afternoon will take up consideration
of the charges against Sergeant Dew
emmy and Policeman Knox, that they
unlawfully searched the house Of
Frank Mando In a liquor raid two
weeks ago. Leonard Il. Wales. counsel
for Mando, presented the case to the
directors last Tuesday but decision
was postponed until today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
JEWISH NEW YEAR.
Celebration, Which Started Yesterday
TO End This Evening.

The Jewish New Year celebration
will come to a close this evening with
services in the various synagogues of
the city. The observance of the holiday
began Sunday evening with special
services in the houses of worship.
Featuring the entrance of the jew
sh year 56S2 is an appeal made
throughout the country for contribu-
tions to aid in the work of the Pales-
tine Foundation Fund, which aims &c
raise 100000 900 in Ave years to re.
establish the Jewish National Home IL
Palestine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Hurt nf Paper Mfil.

Suffering from injuries sustained
wen his right hand caught N the
machinery. Epiraim White. Negro. ~
SOC Market street, employed az the
Jess@p a. s.oore paper mill. was given
medical attention At the Delaware
Hospital and taken n his home last
evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

but is handicapped 70 some extent ~
lack Of funds. u wassrcported that
st. Andrews Lend Hand Club per-
forrnancc nctted s4z Mrs. John r.
Ie Carpenter, chairman Of tho COM
rnittee on sale OF buttons for the y.
and s. Hospital. reported that 400
had been collected ia rs schools frum
the sale. Mrs. Wilson viii assist Mrs
Ie Carpenter In completing this work
in the schools.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
TRUE SIGNIFICANCE Of
FIRE PREVENTION DAY
Chief lutz Calls on the People
of Wilmington to Give
Heed.
ALL CAN HELP
TO PREVENT FIRES


IL YOU have n pile of rubbish
In your cellar il is dangerous.
so per cent Of fires are from
carelessness.
Clean up your rubbish and
prevent fires.
Keep the home fires from
burning.
A child that plays with fire
and matches win gain expert
ence.
You can help save life and
preperty-prevent fires.
Fire losses are paid by the
people.
It's better 10 be safe than
sorry.
Prevent fires today; tomor-
row may be too late.
Put your home in order. and
prevent fires,
let the firemen be the fire
lighters and the people the
fire preventers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
# that body since the summ~ vaca.

Senator Ball has his hands full In
serving the people OF the District Of
Columbia, for when IN y want any
thing done In Congress they 20 TO him
personally and lay the matter before
him. This takes much Of his time. for
they are importuning him daily to
do something for them In the matter
of Legislative relief.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Police Cars Busy.

The month of September proved an
unusually busy period for the police.
The report for the month shows the
police ambulance handled 16s sick and
accident cases. The distance travelled
by the patrols and other police auto
mobiles exclusive of the ambulance,
totaled 2,160 miles. The police am
bulance alone covered 552 miles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

Your vacant room will pay you well
| if you spend a few pennies to tell the
hundreds who are hunting just such
| room.-Use Every Evening classified
] ads-AdY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

Many answers coming from daily
advertising increases the buying or
selling opportunities for the adver-
tiser--Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

Yeast A. rich m one
class OF vitamines-
Water Soluble b. But
most scientists say
that yeast contains
only one Of the three
vitamines Science has
thus far discovered.
There are two other
known vltamines-Fat
Soluble Anomaly
present In raw milk,
ood-liver OIL and GER
tain plants u d
Water Soluble G. con-
tanned ia certain fruits
and vegetables.
M sstin's VITA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

MVN lADleSs con-
tanning all three vitamines. highly con-
centrated. are put up in convenient
form. They are easy and economical to
txke--they are in no way distasteful--
they will not upset the stomach-snd
Danforth's Drug, Eckerd Drug, c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

ttAcy hieO Actp tuNch
nitely.
M Mastin's VITA
MON Tablets are fully
guaranteed in every re-
spect and their thou
sands upon thousands
Of users can best attest
10 their health-giving
value. II you are not
entirely satisfied with
the results in your own
case your money will
be promptly refunded.
Be cure 70 remember
the name-Mnstin's
Wit A M o N S-the
original and genuine
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

There is nothing else like it, so do not
accept limitations or substitutes. You
, can get Mastn's VITAMON Tablets
; at all good druggists, such ~
Drug.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
MASTIN'S VITAMON TABLETS

together with other such valuable ingredients Calcium Gycer
kus Nomica and Peptonate of Iron.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-24

lobe Moseley's wife has been worried
about her flock Of geese this week, as
some of them don't want to wear the nice
yokes lobe made for them.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-24
A mass meeting was held at the Wild

A mass meeting was held at the Wild
Onion schoolhouse Saturday night to
discuss the problem Of whether or not
the roof ought to be patched all over.
Wash Hooks presided at the meeting
and when he got to talking about how
bad the roof leaked and asked all who
favored fixing the roof to please hoist
their hands Poke Eazley, fearing he
would not be counted, raised his UNI
brella.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-24

The Tin Peddler hereafter is going to
guarantee everything he sells as nobody
ever goes back on a guarantee anyhow
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-24

These low cuts come in the new
est styles and patterns in OF
fords, strap slippers, pumps an
colonials. They have CubaI
military or French heels. 1
colors of
Black, White or Brown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30

some men haven't enough money To
huy car and clothes. too. Their looks
prove IL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30
BANK PAYS ~ PER CENT
DINlDssAr % Nj fO STATE

..rsTIN. Texas. June .s,-i, was an
nount,,l hy the state Ranking Depart
ment officials to-day that the Firs, state
Rank ~ Tom Hall, Texas, the first state
institution o. b. closed by order Of the
Department during the resent finan'
cinl depression. had paid u 40 per cent
dividend TO the Guaranty Bank fund
Of tho state,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30

Mined wrapper and filler tobacco. un
oemms6. - = pound. Underwood si-s5
g1snme1 Sass; Underwood ss.5e; filler.
onslemmed. CSC a pound: Underwood
Sc. stemmed soc: Underwood soc. All
ether tobacco and snuff sSc and cigars
eloArsftss. cheroots. $3.50 q pound and
= pr cent I'D valorcm rs provided b.
01n2orvOod tariff.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30

To oisan rusty knives thrust the
,isdes lnto ,nluns aud ls,se e." al"'at
an hrur. then is,llsh them With "df
nsrd lsu,, Dee ~ hath tfirk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30
RIOS FEAR SOLDIERS
Or kR0AsIlDT FORT

itluA iaitls iuHs y fi't tAslsilfslA
satsiaaaai its g. aisd nal ~ taAf shy
a.sas shsasts suh thr fHAh ia.lHl,al
afift ti,ns a 81 hfs'Hsisai tiliiHs uilfs
ihf talti.ns q 90 Hfifif' f'stss
fsftnih ths frtpiailfHisis ehe hid
tsfamanisi isf.4- a 49, o. ssriH aais
fI,r kfunsisdl f,atfesa ur ~ W.
iliH, q ihe fstsai krasisdi fttslhll'''
aaa ffH 80 puflsass. ufff ~ hss - ~
i,.fii ;. i.,i.nl sitiirr' friai'iilf Whit
esnifallftl thr isssefful fsHiftss nssies'
fsifngrsA N|nrr ihe fssfii ihtfH Naa
lussl,sd che fiHtfsss hss i~en iu'
yua,f ,tr luns.ibihn ~ 49, AeteNih
Amy cmfs. With hea'lputi''fn |"
peil,afad. dolsi,lng Ne sHff'r''n ~ any
nd.t,rndrui iaN'rF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30

rlax straw. - n ton. Underwood free
flax. - . pound. Underwood free; hemp
thrso-eourths Of one cent q pound. I'm
arwood free: jute yarns l.: cents a
penn1. Underwood 20 per cent: cordAge
oneoe-fourths Of one cent pound. Tn
Gwwoo1 one half cent. table damask
towels. sheets. etc. - per cent. I'm
Gwwood frse: clothing % 10 per cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30
FORT WORTH RECORD
IS SOLO TO ALLISON

~ tis.s af.f Perez
pu.r WuiIlt ln.r "a rhf IHi
Nmth M, Hfa ntif lassfli ffHH fHn'
tfHHW ~ Nfahf hItiaffft lftsi
f.ut aff rH0Hshlf u "a AihFn
4. ,tiuf.st h.s afsai sif in Heuffship
aui fNt u0saifni aHl ff.ffl Htua
sea sh. ass tUHHfa f.fafHHi tHi
t,dln.bff A. Nnis NlH hsss o.
slsiaiad Nlit h.m m co. oenf fhlr
tsuaul MrhHFioH Hi aNp tiHf =
nsvslataf uan m NrehHurrt Mlss
ava in iiHn,lHlH sri lea ff'frf lH Che
sif artta duurr thf Waf nHN "a mrin
Isfo f ih. uatfH.aI fttfuiitt rfunIiirr
,rd uaiianHi Amtft tuisn coWlulsHion
Hi th. Amtuian ifgipn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30

You are urgently requested 20 be
prsssnt wednesday evening and bring
vour mother. wives and Sisters. re
0ruusmsnts VIII be served from 10 II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30
JACK JOHNSON BOUT
ON 9Tn CANCELLED

trAyHNwoi,rn, Kan, June p. -
Tho prul-ls,i cshlla,leH loxlnE l-u, -
tween 1ack Johnson. former champion
heavyweight purilisi u"w scrNing one
year term In M. lsANenWofth icdrfal
lsnliontlary on white slay" law con
Vicion. aud lack Grover, - chicago
scheduled tor Ius p. the day Il John
sons RELEASE. has lccn called Oft. u was
announced tonight, McmiSrs ~ tho
Isnvcnwurih ministerial alliance com
I,lalncd to the mayor asnlnst permitting
thu contest,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30
WEATHER

WEST TENi>; Thursday aud Friday
generally fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30
A TENAs WONDER

For Kidney and bladder troubles
gravel weak and lame hack. rhcuma'
iism and Irregularities 81 the kidneys
and bladder. II no, sold by your drug.
gisi. will be sent by mail on receipt of
ST. IS. Small bottle often cure. Send
for sworn testimonials. Dr. r. W. Hall.
1926 olive street. 81. Louis, Mo. Sold
by druggists. -Advcrtiscmcnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30
Humidity Data.

Highest In 1890 81; Lowest G..
Highest yesterday ~. lowest 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30
--...'--, ,s,1'--, -. q sis 20

Underwood ~ per cent, hugs me cent
A pound and ~ PET cent al Nalofcin'
Underwood ten per ccnt hnolfum ~
icr cent. Underwood thirty yet cent.
straw maitlrgs, three cents "a fau'"
ard. Underwood and . q. raiiin mai
ing. ? cents square yard. Under
Ne.-l. thirty pei cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30
GIVEN IN Case
AGAINST UNION OFFICIALS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEJ
pit.sburg last February. In which
finding was handed down In favor
81 Mishmash. following which, pay.
menf was made.
The first evidence IL demonstra.
iicu by the miners during the iria!
was announced by Mr. Iiowai to-day
to the effect that mass meeting
would h. held nj the Columbus City
Park tomorrow afternoon at :
o'rIosk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30

L. =. Department; 81 Agriculture
Weather bureau.