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The Washington times., 1921-11-09
oAsol me PRICE ADVANCED |,
11-2 CTS GALLON IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Nov s.-The Standard
on Company. Of Indiana, announces
that effective today, the price Of saso-
line would he increased u cents .
gallon and the price OF kerosene cent
"A gallon.
This is the second increase In three
weeks.
Chicago prices now will be lsh
cents for gasoline at tanks ana zlh
cents at filling stations 1.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
ADVERTISEMENT.
Tells Hol0 She Gained
Weight and Strength by
Taking Bitro- Phosphate
Thousands of thin.

Thousands OF thin.
run = down people.
whose nervous en-
ergy is nearly er-
hsusted. are turn
ing to Bitro-Phos-
pha te. as dispensed
by leading drug
gists. because it
helps TO re-vitalige
the nerves, increase
bodily weight and
bring back energy
and mental keen
ness.
Miss eorgia
Hamilton. who was
once thin and frai1.
reporting her own
experience, writes:
"Bitro = Phospha te
has brought about
q magic ira nsfor-
nation with me. l
gained 1J pounds
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
Fuller's Earth Deposit Found.

VANCOUVER. British Columbia
Nov. 9.--Discovcry OF hrge deposit
n fuller's earth at Northern. British
Columbia, is rcported nv Ralph n.
Icssup. Of New York. Mr.. Jessup has
l"ft for New York, whore he will en-.
1navor to interest capital to exploit
his find.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
ORDERS
Painter Falls rs Feet.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 81. L.
johnson, a painter, fell seventy-five
feet to the ground from a smokestack
upon which he was working yesterday
morning in the yards OF the Norfolk
and Western railroad. He is expected
to die from his injuries,
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
STUDY HUMAN NATURE

Make people like you, get along better,
make moro money, develop a winning per-
sonality, learn to know people they
ere. Send cents (stamps) for Personal
Power" little book that points the way.
Address Progress League, 3195 Union So.
New York
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
WheatIey Club Drive Opens.

The drive for $4,000 for the bene.
ut OF the Phyllis Wheatley Club was
launched last night The campaign
viii close November IS.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09
NEXT GERMAN PAYMENT
TO BE MADE IN GOODS

BERLIN, Nov. 9.-The next install
ment of German indemnity has been
covered by goods delivered to the
allies, Minister of Finance Hermes
announced in the Reichstag today.
1t has been reported in both Lon
don and Paris that Germany might
default on her next indemnity pay
ment because she could not find gold
with which to meet 1t. 1t is due
January Is.
The Washington times., 1921-11-09

of full of when
w there DIGS Store around the ready to
W COMPLETE service? DIGS members want to
that they complete first a. to
quality, (none ower) and above ALL DIGS
service nothing Delivery personal attention and phone
quality
utey this the DIGS
Store and make comparison you like
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
FAVOR NEW RULES
FOR SCHOOL BOARD
Some Members Want All Com
mittees Abolished and Busi-
ness Transacted In Open.

The new seven membership Board
of Education will meet this evening
when II is expected several matters
of Importance will be taken up for
consideration. Isllwood souder. elect
ed president OF the new board has re-
turned from the west and he will
preside for the first time. one Of the
most important subjects probably %
be discussed will be the drafting of
rules to govern the affairs of the
board. Some Of the members are
said To be of the opinion that the
rules followed by the old board could
be adopted but others say they be-
lieve they should have set of new
rules because conditions and the
board itself are different.
shermcr H. Stradley Is understood
10 favor the drafting of an entirely
new set of rules. abolishlng all com.
mittees, making the board a com-
mittee of the whole and tranaactine
all their business in open meeting
Some of the members claim that
through the committee work In thu
old board much MISUNDERSTANDING
was caused.
@seoIulhE 10 MI. taouuei u - h''
likely that any definite action win be
taken at tonlght's meeting regarding
the selection of now school superin-
tendent. There are thirty-flve ap-
plicants seeking the position. The
| members agree the selection Of n
suitable man ls going to require CON
| siderable thought and careful con-
sidcration. Professor A. X. Spaid
former State Commissioner Of Edu.
| cation is belng. strongly urged by his
| many friends for the place. IN,
| members of the hoard are understood
ia be anxious To- choose the best mar
who can measure mp 10 all their re-
| uuirements.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
'ONE.-P|ECE BATHING
. SUIT NOT IMMODEST
Rev. Robert A. EIwood Says
There is No immortality in
Beauty of Woman's Form.

.Rev. Robert A. Elwbod. former pss-
tor of Ollvet Presbyterian church IN
this city. ana now pastor " the famous
Boardwalk church in Atlantic city,
which ne founded. IL the latest cham
pion Of the one piece bathing suit
There Is nothing ifnmodest IN one
piece bathing suits Nor IN there any
thing immoral ia the beauty Of q
woman's form. immortality Is largely
an attitude ~ mind" he said. Mr
Fslw0od ie a Presby terian, hut conducts
the non-sectarian church on the Board.
walk and IL widely known among thou
aa nds Of visitors.
II admire tho beauty Of a woman'i
/ form" he said the same as any red.
biooded man, and / admire a well-buili
man. One-piece bathing suits are th'
lonly thing for the fair ones for bathing
! both from the standpoint ~ utility ant
+ the natural desire Of any woman e
appear at her best.
j Mr. Eiwood Is a volunteer life guard
At big swimming hole near his home
+ at Absecon. where everybody appears
+ in the solo suits. He spends aevera
hours day on his shift there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
TROLLEY HITS AUTO.
George &. Brewer and Children Have
Close Call ut Brack.Ex.

George s. Brewer of Brack-Ex and
his two small children, miraculously
escaped death late yesterday afternoon
at n crossing near their home, when
their Ford sedan, i'm which they Were
riding, was carried about 200 feet on
the fender of Brandywine Springs
trolley car. In spite of the fact that
the machine WAS almost completely
demolished, none of the occupants WAS
seriously injured. Brewer evidently
did not see the trolley when he turned
in the Brack-Ex road.
The force of the collision threw
several of the passengers in the trolley
car from. their seats. When the car
was finally brought to a stop the de-
molished automobile lay mass of
wreckage against bank alongside the
track.
Mr.. Brewer received scalp wound
from flying glass. The older girl was
bruised about the head and body, but
the younger child was apparently un-
injured. All three were able to walk
home. Both tenders of the automobile
were ripped Off, the left wheel crushed
the gas tank under the drivers seat
| torn loose and the doors and wind
shield demolished. The car was new.
Yesterday afternoon passengers or
a crowded Darby car were thrown into
n. panic when the front wheels of the
car Jumped the track In the center
of a trestle located i'm sharp surve
| Just above Holly Oak. No person was
reported injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
SEND RADICALS TO
RUSSIA, SAYS BISHOP
Or. Richardson Thinks This
Would be Fitting Punishment
for Those Who Need Lesson.

The Rev. Ernest G. Richardson, ID.
ID, LID. Methodist Episcopal Bis
hon. of Atlanta, Ca. in his address
M the open-air services at Washing
ton Heights last night prescribed six
months i'm Russia rs fitting punish
ment for the thousands of radicals
who need to be taught a lesson.
I'VE are now living in a disappoint-
ed world" said Bishop Richardson,
and during the war all nations of tn.
earth looked forward with hope tc
the time when peace would again be
on the land. All were confident that
then things they hoped for would
come to pass. and they would have
nothing 10 wish for"
There arc some people who be-
licve the world will go from bad te
worse" continued the speaker. unit
God gets disgusted and puts an enc
To everything. They base their be.
lief upon just two parts of the Bible
overlooking entirely the rest of th'
book"
Prior TO the service a sacred con
cert was given by the Philharmonic
Band. under the direction OF J. Norri;
Robinson. Rev. George ID. Allison. o.
Second Baptist Church. presided, ant
introduced Bishop Richardson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
BRIDGE MEMORIAL
FOR WAR HEROES
Names of Those Who Died tc
be Placed on Washington
Street Structure.

1t Is the purpose of Washington
Street Bridge Commission, in view OF
the lack OF any memorial to the Della
ware men who served In the World
War, to provide memorial tablets for
the new Washington street bridge. and
TO place upon one of these tablets the
names of those who died in service.
The bridge will be known as the
washington Street Memorial Bridge.
The office of the adjutant general
of the state has made every possible
effort during the past two years TO
complete the records. OF all Delaware
men in the World War. This work
is still in progress and will be con-
tinued until these records are az ac-
curate as IL is possible to make them,
The commission has received from
the adjutant general the following
list of names of men who died in SER
vice. All persons interested are re-
uuested to send in at once any sug-
gested additions, omissions, or cor
.rections. IL is further requested that
all the newspapers of the state pub
lish this matter with list complete as
a patriotic public service.
SUGGESTIONS lot tnanGes Shouiu be
sent TO the adjutant general of the
state of Delaware, Twelfth and
Orange streets, Wilmington, Della
ware.
AS 1T will be necessary to place the
names on the tablet very soon,
prompt action is urged in order that
the list may be complete and ac-
curate. The list as now made M
follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
HEALTH PRECAUTIONS
FOR VACAT|ONISTS
Warning Sounded by President
Handy of the City Board
of Health.

Everybody knows-Or ought a. know
that tho vacation season is the one
in which the majority Of tho cases of
typhoid fever are Caught" The trou-
bic Is that the victims do not realize
az the time that they are exposed, and
when after the incubation period of
two or three weeks, the case develops.
they can no longer tell where il was
contracted, If they have been moving
about
Pr0phylactic treatment, which may
he had from any family physician. is
recommended by Dr. Charles NJ Han
by. president Of the Board Of Health
rs the only positive safeguard for one
who is about to 90 on vacation. The
treatment has been 40 simplined that
ono incubation is sufficient in al but
exceptional cases. and tho reaction
which is slight. seldom lasts over "A
hours.
Fingers. flies and food" are the
germ carriers by which typhoid In
fection is spread The hanishment of
flies from kitchens and markets
wherever food IN handled. and from
all sleeping rooms, is urged. The hands
should b. carefully. not hastily. washed
after any contact with surfaceg that
might harbnr germs
Food is harder proposition wher
one has no share in its preparation
and a much wider one. because il iii.
tro-iuces the fluid foods, milk and
water Foth RI these may be practi-
caTly inmnnized by boiling. where
there is any danger suspected.
Tho use of tea by the Chinese is said
- have arisen from the desire 70 ma ke
boiled water more palatable. that peo-
nie having learned. centuries ago. thai
the boiling process was a safeguard
against many kinds of disease.
Tea Il therefore ordinarily a SAFE
summer drink and either that ~
cooled hoiled Or distilled water should
~ chosen wherever there Is a choice
The water supply is the most frequent
danger and any that is in the least
degree suspicious should be carefully
avoided
m time. education viii bring about
improved hygienic conditions. in tn,
rural parts Of the country: meanwhile
the sacrifice Of useful lives continues
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
A Free Booklet On
How to Use Concr etc

This homemade stone is handy ma
terfal TO use about the place in the odd
jobs OF building and repair.
II the mortar Is falling out from be-
tween the bricks OF your house. giving to 9
ragged and rundown appearance, repair
IL With concrete II there Is mud 10 the
driveway TO your garage, make . concrete
path. Put . poSman1nt door In your
basement permanent posts at your gate
II you are a farmer make your watering
troiiahs. feeding floors. silos. Of concrete.
WI offer you free booklet that tells
how any man may mix his own concrete
nnd use it Cement, sand and wntrr nre
the ingredients and can be procured any
where They are cheap.
You ought to know the handy tricks Of
mixing and applying them. Send today 10
our Washington Information Bureau for
its concrete recipes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
DENTON MOTOR CRASH.
Three Persons Injured when Car
GoIlides With Pole.

Denton, Md, July 1s.--A motor car
containing four men returning 10
Denton from a picnic ST oyster Shell
Point. near Cambridge. left the State
roadway about 100 yards below w. e.
Todds mill dam, where there is a
very short turn. and was wrecked
against telephone pole.
Richard Merrlken. one OF the oc-
cupants was seriously and perhaps
fatally injured, his skull being frac-
.tured. Clarence pentz sustained q
fractured arm and AlYlon Camper
was cut by glass from tie broken
windshield. The driver Lionel Lee
escaped unhuft.
Elias Nuttle, with party 0f girls
came upon the wrecked car and sum
moned help from Denton. Drs. Fishei
aud Nichols responded. and the tw'
/ men most seriously injured were takei
/ TO the Easton Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Don't Prod Your
Liver to Action
NA ovsreonss 6iliousnsss, constlps-
tion, Sick Headache, Quickly No
Gripping or Pain. Guaranteed.

The organs of digestion, assinaiia-
fion and elimInation--the stomach,
liver and bowels--are closely allied,
and the proper action OF any OF these
organs is largely dependent upon tho
correct functioning of ell tho others.
'Whipping' your liver into action
with calomel or forcing your bowels
with irritating iaxatlves or strong
cathartics is n great mistake. A bst-
ter, safer plan IS strengthening and
toning the whole digestive and eltTuina-
tive system with Natures Remedy
(NR Tablets), which not only brings
immediate relief, but genuine and last
ing benefit. 1t acts on the stomach
liver, bowels and kidneys, improves
Digestion and assimilation, ovcroomos
bfl,ousncgs, correcte constipatiou ana
quickly relieves sick headcches
Get your systern thoroughly cloansod
ana purified for once: stomach, liver
and bowels working togothsr In viE-
orous harmony, and you will not have
10 take medicine every day--Jrst take
ono Nn Tablet occagiona!ly TO Keep
your system IN good condition and al
ways feol your best. Homemear X 10
sasier and cheaper 70 keep well than
II IN TO got we'll.
Oct a 16o box and try II with the
.lndorutandlns that II must give you
Freatsr relief and. penailt than any
bowel or liver medicine you ever ussd
or no pay. Natures Rsmedy tNH
Tnblntsl n poid, guaranteed Ano
recommended by your druggist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
DEATHS.

.BRANCA-In this city on July II, 1921
Joseph Branca. /,
Relatives. friends and st. Maria q
funeral from his late residence, 500 North
lincoln street on "Wednesday morning,
july 20. at O'Clock Requiem mass At
st Thomas Church. lnterment AZ
Cathedral cemetery.
pI PIETRo-In this city on July IL,
= 1921, Raphael Di Pietro.
RelatiYes' friends and members OF Ma
donna idel Carmine and PRINCIPE ui
Napoli Societies are invited 70 attend
latnaU street on Wednesday morning
Julv 20 az q O'Clock. Solemn requiem
mass al the Cathedral Church. lnterment
At Cathedral cemetery.
DELAPLAINE-At the residence Of hei
4 hurst Newport Pike. near wilmington,
on July n. 1921 Elizabeth G. Della
plaine in her l02d year
F. funeral services and interment at Lower
prandyvine cemetery. Centreviile, Del.
IN Tuesday afternoon, July 10. at
O'Clock standard tlme)
FoRRFST-In this city on July Is. 1921
= Tohn h husband Of Jane A. Forrest,
. relatives, friends. members of Work
s,ngman's Sick and Death Benefit Fund
Rranch 73 and b. y: & p. /. T.; No.
are invited to attend the funeral at his
s,te residence. COS West Fourth street
IN Tuesday morning at O'Clock. Solemn
sreouiem mass at ST. .Paul's Church. In
tfrment at CatIledFal CtnetSfS
spFED-At her late residence, The Al
l''bawbra SOS West Tenth street on July
II 1921. yirdie Seebold. wife of David
funeral services will be held Tuesday
evening, July 70, at o ciock. Intermen
~ Pottsviile. Pa.
REA-In Atlantic City. y. J.. on July 10
1921. Anna f.. wife OF John W. Rea
: agJa aa,gala,i,es friends and Naomi Rebelai
rodge- No 3. |. o. o. F.. are invited Il
fttend the funeral services at 722 Kins
Str.et. on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
,1nterment at Lombardy cemetery
WA,sH-In this city on July Is. 1921
Frances c.. daughter OF Thomas anC
the late Bridget Walsh. in her 2lst year
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
-.nd rbe funeral from her late residence
tlI25 Chestnut street. on Tuesday morning
sIuIy 10. at 10 O'Clock. Solemn requiem
mass az st Paul's Church Interment a.
Cathedral cemetery.
WI. .AIANS-In this city on Saturday
= July l6. 1921. Blanche D.. daughter o
the late Augustus +. and Jane NJ. vii
mans.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
send the funeral services at her late resi-
dence. 1916 jefferson street. on Tuesday
~norning July 10. at IL o'clock. Intermen
~ Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
SAYS SATAN WILL
Be ANN|H|LATED
Declaration of w. E. Van Am
burgh at Lecture Here
Yesterday.

w, T.. Van Amburgh Of Brooklyn
y. Y, gave a lecture on The Devil
to Be Annihilated" yesterday at Jr.
10. L. A. NJ. Hall. The presentation.
though somewhat out Of the ordinary
line. offers a novel solution for the
troubles which affict mankind. The
following is a brief resume:
Many people do not believe in
personal devil That he is per
sonal being OF great ability and power.
and has thoroughly organized gov
ernment, is frequently mentioned IN
the Scriptures Most of the troubles
that have afflicted the human race
can be traced, directly or indirectly TO
him without love. conscience, JUS
tice or mercy he has used the human
race as pawns to further his schemes
OF personal ambition. injustice, rob
berry. violence, treachery, political and
religious, murder, death and despair
have marked his path.
The principles of right and wrong
have always existed, but both have
not always been active. Right prin-
ciples in action result in good; wrong
principles in action produce evil. The
Bible states that the Originator OF all
life, power and activity is Jehovah
God. who has existed eternaliy.
righteousness and justice are the
foundation Of his throne, tPsa.
| ss:14) All his actions have right
Foundation or principle, hence all his
work is good, (Deut. 32:4D Whence
| then. comes the operation of evil,
wrong principles in action Evil has
been the dominant influence within
the record of mans experience II
God is benevolent and has divine
power, how can this be-
THE problem is far greater than
most men imagine, and not confined
10 the earth and humanity. IL en-
braces all the intelligent creatures OF
the universe, and spans ages. The
Bible explanation is simple, intense
| ly interesting. clear-Cut and logical.
When man refused TO recognize God
but preferred his own way, God per
mitted men and angels 10 demon
strate their ability 10 rule them
selves without his counsel and as
sistanca, Rom. l:2l-32) The re-
suits. 50 apparent 20 all. are express
ed in the words OF a prominent edi-
torial writer. Humanity has failed 10
preserve humanity. God alone can
serve the world"
The time has come for God 10 es-
tablish His kingdom OF righteousness
in the earth, Grew. 11:17, Is. Matt.
I6:100 Searchlishts are being thrown
into all dark corners OF politics. re
ligion and finance. This is unsettling
everything based upon wrong nc
matter where found or by whom
/ espoused. The commotion is upset
ting the whole world. The peoples
are frightened Isaiah, 1918. anC
Joel, 2:1-l1 described present condi-
tons Christ Is in personal charg,
and every evil and enemy will gc
down TO crushing defeat. q Cor, Is;
25): Satan and all his allies an.
initiated righteousness exalted
wrong never again permitted to op
crate. Its temporary permission
having demonstrated for all time th'
exceeding sinfulness of sin Para
disc viii soon be restored and God.
universe again clean: love ruling th'
hearts of all. Pisa. 145:20, 72:l-1l
37:s-1l, Isa- 65:21:2S."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
DR. HUBBARD FLAYs ANARCHY,
ChristIess Homes DO More to Threaten
Civilization Than Bolsheyism.

Rev. Carlisle l.. Hubbard. pastor OF
ST. paul's NJ. f.. Church, In an address
yesterday afternoon at Brandywine
Summit Camp Meeting Grounds, said
that anarchy and bolshevism are bad,
but Christless homes do more to threat
en- civilization than bolshevism ever
did.
His text was from the Bible story
of christ's stilling the winds while
out in boat with his disciples; his
point being that IL is good To have the
Lord I'm the ship.
There was large attendance OF
campers and visitors; nearly all of the
cottages have opened for the season
Vocal selections were rendered ane
the choir of st. pauls NJ. II. Ghuret
furnished the music. The children''
meeting was held at 2.15.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Camden Man Hurt Here.

Found lying on Delaware avenue
near Broomc street. Saturday. suffer
ing from a compound fracture OF the
Ieft leg above the ankle. stephen
I.razzer. 38 years old. of 1864 Kent
street, Camden, y. j.. was picked up
~ Z. j. Rieder. 1903 Delaware avenue,
who called the police and sent the man
to the Homeopathic Hospital.
I4razzer said he had no friends in the
city. He had been trying to cross Del
aware avenue, ne said, when he was
struck by a trolley car.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
New Pharmacists.

The State Board of Pharmacy has
granted certificates 10 four out Of
eleven candidates examined at Newark
last week. Those granted certificates
were Vincent IS. Mathews and Louis
n. Wright of Wilmington, and J. Car
rolI Rupp bf Morton, Pa. pharmacists: /:
assistant pharmacist, John T. Mcguire
az Wilmington.
James W, Wise Of Dover, has been
r,appointed a member of the board
~ Governor Denney for term Of
i've years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
To Attend A. o. III. Convention.

State President Jerome j. Heriey.
Past National Director John Il. Healey
County President George A. McGonigle
and County Treasurer Thomas +. Spal-
lane, representing the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, will leave today for De-
troit. where they will attend the ma
tionaI convention of the A. o. H., to
be held July 1926.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
DIR. Rails Horse hack.

a valuable saddle horse. belonging
To DIR. John Ball, of Elsmere, was re-
covered on the Concord pike yesterday
when il was seen walking along the
road by parties living along the pike
md they notified The police who com
,nunicated with DIR. Ball. The horse
reported missing, evidently had just
taken n stroll on its own account.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Edncatlon na.lnes. Ageni.

James Osburnc Adams VINO has peen
appointed business manager fDr the
Delaware state Board ~ Education. is
resident n Laurel RE WAS born IA
sharptown, Md, just over the Mary
land Delaware line. from Laurel. in
1877. lie Was educated az the Sails
bury, Md, High School. Maryland Az
ricuitural College and Harvard Uni-
'versity Summer school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Claims Ahandoned Auto.

An automobile found abandoned a
Twelfth and west streets on Satur-
day was claimed yesterday by Francis
W. Han of Newark RE told the po-
lice. who had taken charge 81 the car
that he left it in the street over night
when II became stalled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-18
Edward Dorsey Found.

Edward Dorsey. aged 16 years, OF
Caymont, was taken into custody By
the police Saturday night after rela-
tives had informed them that they
thought the boy was trying 10 rur
away. Later in the evening his broth
er took him home.