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nuiAp AM rnn ciRots.

fhe lNpr b. no, always 10 the swift.
nni ihe muneiars rewards of nfe 10
she must ionlncd Tho worlds phn-
'Huph'la whuse doctrines have been
lived ~ mlillons an too often starved
h iher dirty narrols whnc the heed
lnaa crowds throw their shsl,cl. 10
sanr alhlolle hero % ,lsc moment
nfoad and tho uifcua' was the orv
lh liumu somo centuries nno. thread
iuf lhe belly and the circus 90 IN
ifleue lhu ESQ aud make the plcblans
lnir1l ulpN bot Tho same h true
l0a'a' Give ,om avomro man run
iumms and saturday afternoon
VAN H1we. and HON mro mot who makes
ihh NnllUna laws. or writes lts songs.
fhr imat fcnr in America saw sew.
pral nrh pllmh 90 ,he digTy heights
W rvnuWh A gioat surgeon improved
ha method 90 operating. ANA gave
hla rfuceaa 90 lho world--that was
tANuli "a writer abovo tho ordinary
NHtp lhp public a novel of marvellous
NeAnl, aihai was Turner, q states.
hHh conceived q hold plan 81 disarm.
hH lhr wOfld--lhat was Rorah: ana
hali doaon men IN other Fields gave
iher creative ,deaa ror thc hcttotment
w humanity And yos. Ruth tho
iHmlinn broke hla homo run rccorl
ahd was crowned K,ne az Rasctaii
hnd Emperor uf Swat
iHi while ihe croators ~ great
lhlnea arc eulnr their daily round.
Hfmeiimpa Twins ~ mere plttancos
aal'amh.no ths Pride of the American
tiftna has iho neshno,a 81 a merry
tmri thrown a. hs foct WHY
haven't ynu heard the nowsg Ram- /
mhh hHs slengd a contract 90 play IN
tauieeille--ao weeks ai sa.ooo q week
a raliif sum thai ls q nay % a mere
aihla'e. who merely happens 70 pos-
Hess better coordination between
efe ana muscle than any other hau
rlateh nui ihen these arc parious
hnfs and he wln have a. make the
mnHi Ni "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29

hoAd uf tho French nation. Almost
hts nr~s act waA to send for roch
hhd make him chici
uf The frcneh forcos. Il was not ione
heioro tho lclgian. British. Italian
and American armies were fighting
hnaef him ~ uoncraiissimo. Az one
time hr had under him 10. o.ooo. 600
nlen whom he lod. TO Victory.
fhen cemo the peace. ana after
'h' negotiations az Versailles ne re-
lli'd va his modest little country
ho'noF no more prcten,ioun than that
ui The aVosase merchant or clvi SER
want There cor two years he smoked
hia ola hllAr plro. went 60 church ON
hun'lNNH aud worked IN his garden
When the weather was good. Then
vn'np lhs invitation Go yiui, America.
i0'laN ho b. the Nations honored
sHeat NuN his nut words TO his
hHis afvi 'uod'e providence won
lhe War"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
REPuDIATING TOLLS TREATY.

The success OF the Washington oon-
ference VIII depend in very Pc
culiar degree upon the impression
which the comforting nations can
make upon one another that they will
maintain with the most sacred n.
deity any ENGAGEMENTS which they
may enter into. And now Just a month
before the conference opens. a ma
Jority of the Senate deliberately votes
for a measure which the world ont
side must With virtual unanimity re-
gard as In direct violation Of our en-
gagements In the Hay -Pauncefote
treaty, entered into ut our own urRen
soilcitation only a few years ago.
And the ablest man ON our own
delegation TO this conference. Elihu
Root, is himself on record in an ex-
tended speech in the Senate against
the proposal of free tolls for Ameri-
can vessels on the express ground
that IL is a dishonorable violation Of
our own plighted word. We are told
IN the Washington dispatches that
The bill viii lie IN committee I'm tho
House until after the conference is
over.
II is idle 10 suppose that inaction
IN the House can In any way lessen
the damage that the action Of the
Senate has done. The House can re-
trlese the situation in one way and
one way only, and that is 20 bring up
the bin before the conference meets
and defeat II on square yea and nay
vote Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
FINANCE AT THE CONFERENCE,

The United states government. II IL
reported. has consented To permit on
the agenda OF the Washington con.
ference consideration Of the whole
subject OF the economic and financial
burdens under which the world is
struggling. Objection OF the Wash
ington Government, il Is said, has
been swept away by pressure brought
10 bear by American financiers ard y
such expressions from abroad as that
of Winston Churchill TO the effect
that no subject on the agenda could
be as important as that of interna-
tional exchange, war debts and world
finance problems generally.
BY all means these problems should
be the subject of international con-
ference even though it should be nee
nations for that purpose. Whether or
essary TO call another assembly OF the
not to include them in the conference
for armament reduction is a question
affected only by the fact that the pur-
pose for which the conference was
called is paramount and must be car
ried out.
- - htNN hNttA AttNAtdtQ 0A3klnatlN
that the subjects of finance and eco
ntmics We're TO be taken up there
might have been a difference in the
selection of one or two OF the Ameri-
can delegates. Still greater would
have been the difference in all the
delegations comprising a conference
devoted exclusively 20 these subjecss.
WIN conference of political and
diplomatic delegates be sufficiently
wen fitted to consider financial ana
economic subjects?
There is something to be said
against placing the fats Of the ma
tions in the hands of the financial
profession. In any event the subject
OF economic rehabilitation should be
given thorough. constructive con
sidcration. And il a disarmament
conference is not sufficient TO the task
It should be undertaken by a different
body. The nations pulling together
Under a common economic burden
would be far more effective than, as
at present. pulling severally or n
actual opposition, st. Louis POST
Dispatch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
JUST FOLKS
MORNING BRIcANps
II, Edgar A. Guest

There may be happier times than this
hat u there are I've never known
them.
When youngsters jump IN bed Ia kiss
And wake the pas and rN,'s vho
own them.
What II the sun be up or not
Another perfect day IL dawning.
And Is it not a happy lot
With such delight 10 greet the
morning.
sometimes 7 hear them quit their bed
Ana catch their barefoot pitter-
patter.
Ana other times they're AT my head
Before I know what is the matter
brigands 20 rob us Of our sleen
they come-their weapons love and
laughter.
And though we're locked, in slumber
deep.
They always get the joy they're
after.
some days there are when We would
lie
And dream our dreams a little
longer.
Then back % bed awhile we cry
But On. our love for them is strong
cr.
hth. stronger than our wish 10 sleep
Ana 80 We c0untermand the order
And let that pair of brigands lean
With Wild delight across loves
border.
There may be happier times than this
bli y there are I've never known
them.
y nen youngsters jump in bed 10 kiss
And wake the pas and mas who
own them.
ihey miss a lot, the man and wife
VINO never feel those glad hands
shake them.
mo rise BY day 20 toll and strife
but.haye no little tots 20 wake Them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
THE SPORT IN LIFE.

There is a whole sermon on sport
and sportsmanship in James Connoi-
I ly's stories OF the victory OF the Nova
Scotia fishing schooner Bluenose over
the Gloucester fisherman Elsie. an
Halifax. II is no tale OF a sport of
kings, Of the clash of professional
sportsmen, or the engagement of a
professional leisure class Calling them
selves amateurs, but a battle Of rug
ged, courageous, efficient men, con-
testing with the tools OF their trade
and the means Of their livelihood.
Such contests as are run on by these
fishermen, whose work is as arduous
and dangerous as almost any known,
differentiate between work and labor,
and surrounded the former with ro-
nance and glamour which almost sue +.
ceed IN making Il play and uDsotting
the rule that work Ia the law OF life.
II makes their work enjoyable. and il
ALSO makea better fishermen. So in
the old days drilling contests were the
CHIEF sporting events of Fourth of
July celebrations IN western mining
towns. Even yet roping and bronco
busting are the popular sports OF the
cowboys. such contests not only apply
life 10 sport bur sport 70 life. The race
0f the fishermen. fought out with an
the skill and daring Of the best man.
hood Of the two communities. thus be-
comes an inspiration. II not only
reaches the height Of true sportsman
ship but translates such sportsman
ship into the. daily life OF those who
engage in II.
That Is The highest possible value
of sport and sporlsmanshifi--the de.
velopment of a spirit OF fair play. low
atty, Rameness. and clean living along
with sound bodies and clear minds
Tennis, golr football and baseball may
do the same thing, although they are
games ia the strietesf sense. Ii Il
more diiIieult, though by no means
impossible, 70 translate the Lessons
learned IN such contests into our
workaday life. The deep sea fishermen
simply apply their practices II their
sport and reap the fun value Of sports.
maash.p.
OF course, Il is impossihls Tor any
appreeiable number of us e. engage IN
blue water racing, bat II Is not im-
possible for as to rraa and he thrilled
By the stories of those who do. and
20 get out Of such tales some of the
good that The contestants get. In thai
way the value OF the races IL free
20 the world, Every man can profit
from the principles revealsd-~in his
inner consciousness Il not Ia pocket.
We might eventually even make life
little more sporting, and not auit
SO cold and hard as an utter absence
of sportsmanship IN ordinary relation.
makes 4 Tor many persons.-~1 hioago
Tribune.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29

The Bureau Of Education is 81.
pecially interested in improving under.
weight defects. Weight IN an index
Of health. In children. and in grown
persons as well, excessive tat On thin.
hess ~ almost invariably a sign -
some health rule disfegarded DE.
casionaliy, the condition IL me result
Of some disease.
normal ciiid gains weight ,yish
more or less regularity. and should
weigh somewhere near the efardar1
for his age and height,
Children who weigh as much AZ 70
per cent below the figure SGT a. a
standard for their ago and heicbt are
suD-normai physically. a child vbe
is not more than no per cent be.tl.,
than the standard is probably heai,tv
ana mas reserve ~ strength that g
desirable. Weigh more fhan fs rey
cent above the standard h ant a. ba
overweight. and generally Implies SOM.
ing.
The standards approved bv fha
Government and printed for s,toot
room use were fixed by Dr. Thomas ID
WOOD, director Of physical training
oi Columbia University. Tho table -
regarded as the best available
In preparing his table ,,r vvo,s
consulted oon statistics gathered from TO-
VVV records Of Horace Mann school
children; life insurance statis,lca fo~
the 10 70 20 year period: statistic.
gathered BY well known docforr. "a
statistics Of New York scboof esu.
uren' - to 10 years old. who were ~.
ahmed Tor permission - work
me Government Is urrirg 4.E.,,.
an over the country 10 have .esie. =.
ellth equipment and use the Govern
niieht weight table. In some corn.
"iunities the Parent-Teaoher Aoso-
cation or some other organizaffo, 4.
EWING a scale 10 a school byiiairv
with this apparatus on hand = ra,.,.,.,,
can easily be kept from r,or,b 81
month showing how each chna s,,rs,
Desioes scale IN every a~b.,.a
Duliding. the Bureau of r,a,....t...
would IKE % see hot lunchea n, -.
school' And IL hopes fbas 60.
10y 10y nave an over the country phvuf.
cians' adequately paid and ors-.s...
70 Z, give all Of their time 10 the srboSrs
1nen the school doctor can ~, e.',,.
prevent disease but he can ass,., ,,.,,
Ter. e''''''i"n health
W uhtl the schools begin N sre,a
ooiae TIME and money on the boais.
= wen as the brains of the chlIsro-
~ We nope TO reach the Cover
'neIts aim to have 90 per cent ~ ~.
Cnidren or the country wen no,,rt.,,-
eo' strong, alert, and clean.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
VA WILSON'S CONDITION.

Mant ptftons remember the letter
which nf Mases the Senator from
NeH iianpahlrt wrote T. coustl,u.
ani duunN president Wilson's severe
i.nfs A'ihnurh the crudte Renub.
lfah nf had newer even viewed Mr.
hison on ihf slckhod and know no
haHfN H med.elne ihan d iunrlr coisa.
SO hf pfcsumsa 60 hint sun.
Hf pHd awful lhmrs regarding ths
Nailnns 'fealdont That apr. Moses
naf niHnn in hls lonr-dlstanor dlas.
HHsH tas lunr ESQ nfovcd--to ths
a'aeNnfrns no doubt - the mem.
leIt nf thai nlor ~ hate uho seomed
"a ionr iuf an oid ros.amsn, COD to
tfni ouffgf upen ihe siricken man.
Nnn oame news from washlnrton.
% is Nuod news Be- an save ihst same
NfH Hi mia the mrmbofa of which
hHtr scaled lb0t hearts aealnsi love
.haIif fmneamn@ and that truly
NnHfHim splru m sroftsmanship
which nslfadss ths l.asoma 81 an mon
aatt faaf iispullioan headers uho
lunWri themselves Ia order b. WHY
man uh0 Has eovn. Tho nevs is-
fHmai president wooarou WILSON 4
NeaIinN % raHp'sie recovery. And
'ns afGile ihe pfedlouons of eDr."
Naaea and ail ihe lsafnod mcmbers of
'lf hsuHial0tu olsarebs
a HauiIDmau nho Naa focaeea b..
H'f m Nf wilson yesterday ray,
iN# Hleirnoni 90 ihe napels a.
.h0ula hs Hooa nees 90 aii.-save the
HNN9 anN'0d aona ~ hnanlas who ,u-
lnfi hlm ~ foaeHns poltlmn
ilN mhlu boo boen mlnted just
NHHsh m Nnai haa nhen place io
MAtr NH HHmenu SHARP and clear.
iit 0HrNl ~ inp Irritation d some.
Nhel llte lhai 81 a pJp 20 oa0ee. Ar.
MlIaNNf hian uas newer better Than
g q lNaaf h euls ilhs . psor YOU
taH NNi . Down ,aai ho knows what
AZ NN.NF ~ talhlhf uf momsnt -.
'aiH NIm ~ ls looAms 81 lbe future
H N'n Hs lNN present a. ihef mar.
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h#nA hN Nln mlni lu 500 vivid
fNiNW ni shat ht hUlie,e. = going
W NAmN rs lhg amla
llHisnlns Al hnu ita oiion Wished
'NHi siNnNHiAphNis Nelt present 10
"tf NWtN Nh mophspba. rims may
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~ vastly interesting A years from
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
AN APPRECIATION.

Editor Every Evening: On behalf
of the Pastors Cabinet of st. paups
NJ. ~. Church, desire % express our
sincere appreciation Of the many good
things recently published In the edi-
torial and news columns Of the Every
Evening" concerning our beloved pas.
tor, Dr. Carlisle j.. Hubbard, and the
important work Of st. pauls NJ r..
Church in the promotion Of spiritual
ity and Of civic Righteousness in this
community We would also hereby
acknowledge the deep debt OF grati-
tude we owe to you for the very
generous measure of publicity you
have heretofore freely accorded us
through the columns Of your live.
wide-awake newspaper. Such a paper
is n distinct asset to the city Ia the
building up Of the spiritual and moral
forces OF this community.
The above sentiments are shared by
our entire Official Board and church
membership.
Cordially yours,
II. G. Hardesty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
kiPPIiNC RHYMES.
BY Wait Mason.
THE HOPEFUL VIEW.

Things are looking pretty
BLACK, trouble eyerywhere We
see. and were prone 10 CRY.
Aiack, and 10 mulmur. Hui
ID checi" But there's comfort
n the thought that they're
looked that way before. and the
passing seasons brought all
lhings right side uD onee more.
Vow We weep and wiring our
hands, ana denounoe the dog.
gone luck for the people Of an
lands seemingly have run
hinnck. Statesmen do their little
stunt in q ratified, lOcoed way.
nui tho problems they confront
viii Dc solved some pleasant
day, Crime and license seem 10
rule seem to thrive IN every
town iet us keep our foreheads
cool everything win seeAe
down. Bur there's nothing new
in sight. nothing new In any
cline everything comes out All
right II We only give IL time.
After eysry three-rlng war.
every routine thing expires. and
th' evils we abhor were con-
fronied BY our sifcs. And our
Others doubtless said. as their
sons remark today. that all
righteousness was dead. ana the
fprieN We're "a play. But they
lived 40 see the dawn Of a good
ana wholesome time, when the
boties an were gone, with the
rcethinR wave Of crime And
our troubles TOO viii cease az
the seasons run their course.
and wen boost the dove Of
peace tili our laryn2es are
hoarTr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
THE EVENING SMILE.
rnn DIFFERENCE.

When Senator Kenyon OF Iowa and
senator shortridge Of California were
In West Virginia studying the In
dustrial conflict there. recently. the
party crossed a bridge at one point
and stood for q moment upon the soil
OF Kentucky
Turing 70 his colleague, Senator
shortridge said, Senator, let me call
your attention 10 the differences be-
tween the State In which you new are
and that from which / come. Cali.
fornia is the land OF eternal sunshine
ana Kentucky, sir. Is the land Of eter-
nal moonshine."
The matter ended there no attempt
being mada 70 prove either statement.
New York Evening Post
n near your next-duor neighbors
have new arEan. How many stops
has it, about three day fos
meals, san Francisco Chronicle
In Chicago they are telling OF a
Nid0Wef who was married recently fat
the third time. and whose bride had
heen.married once herself The groom
elect wrote across the hottoIn of one
81 the wedding Invitations sent te 4
particular frlena "l5e sure and come
this Is no amateur performance
Miami Herald.
The languages which We employ
Imply distinctions ilae.
When wo refer @ the @hoi nolloi
Toward censure we incline.
Eut no one ventures TO deny
That It is incorrect
To inention old Nox popuii
Except with deep respect
Washington Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

OliyS Temple. L. G. +.
Wenonah Lodge. s. of II.
Liberty Conelave. s. w. NJ.
Mechanics Lodge, l. O. O. r.
T.enane Tribe. Imp'd. o. Il. NJ.
Sheet Metal Workers Association.
James A.. Garfield Council. ID. OF A.
Apache Tribe. No. 81, Imp'd. o. Il. \
james Young Conelave. ii. or S. W. a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments OF
Every Evening Readers.

The full name and address OF the
writer must accompany each letter, not
necessarily Tor publication but as evil
dence of good faith. Anonymous com
minications VIII be ignored publlca-
tion OF letters does not carry with il
Endorsement by Every Evening OF the
Opinins therein expressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
NEW POLITICAL PARTIES.

After the country had listened "a
claims thal me fafmerInhor party
pouia sweep me nation al the last
iiesiosh'iai election the VOTE tabnla-
ION showed Afz'Voz ior the Farmer
Labor candidate for President, conn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
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frlday. Nov. 4. Plead Guilt, DAY.

Friday November 4. viii be MEAD
snliy day ia the Court Of General
Sessions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29

hear Your neNt-duor neiehbors
have new orEan. How many stops
has itY' About three day for
meals san Francisco Chronicle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-23
KOPANA.

Ma minulou ned6li ozname-
ny zapas Sc neodbyyal pro
nepriZnivG poGasi. Oba teamy
Sc ma hriSte dostavili, ale We
novaly Sc pOuZe pratelsk6mu
trainingu. Ultra hraji CeSi pro
Ii Goodrich V Akron. VSichni
hraGi vyiedou presne y 10 hod.
.dopoledne 4 klubovni mistno-
Sti a Zapas poCne v 1870 odpol.
Ma hTiSte poiede Sc odtud au-
tobusem. Postaveni Dude ma
sledn6: Doksansky, Novotny,
Malina; PoSik, Hrabak, Duspi-
va; Hoffman, FinGerhut, Hell
der. Brada, Kadlec. Nahradni-
ci Oppl, DokSansky NIL, Klima.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-23
VYLAMOVACI POkLADEN
v PRACI.

Vtera Y noel yloupali Sc Zad
mimi dveimi diva muzi do Case
Hardening Service Co.. 2281
Scranton rd. a spoutali nocnl-
no hlidace c.. Schwinda ma ru-
kou a nohou, naGez vypacili pc
kladnu a rychle Zmizeli. Mezi
tim, GO ieden . lupicu zabyYal
Sc pokladnou, hlldaI druhy
bezbranneho Schwinda, iemuz
yybral 4 kapsy diva dollary,
rrynGiSimu pax pomahal ire
Ii, kterGho ale hIidaC ne2ahlGdl
Kolemjdouci obtan uyid6l
rozbitym oknem z pout Sc do
byvajiciho hlidaGe, a rychle
objeV oznamil ma hlavni poll
ceini stanici. Mnoho-li lupiGi II
kofistili, Sc dOsud neudava
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-23
PRO KRADEZ ZATCENA
SVEDKYNE PRO OBHAJO-
EU McGANNONA.

V departmentnim obchodt
May Co. uzmula vGera provda
ma G. A. Beardsleyova, 218l
vych. 70. ul., naramek a po-
harek a byla proto detektiVy
Al. Soukupem q c.. Shelley
zatGena a d%Opravena ma hlaV-
nj |policeinl stanici. Phi prvnim
vyslechu udala fafesna jmen0
a zdTahala sc oZnamiti adrcsd,
ale nebylo il to mic platno, by
la poZnana q dokazanO il, re
PHI znam6m procesu S byValym
soudcem McGannonem Vypo-
vldala jake sy6dkyn6 We pro-
speech obhajoby posledn6jSiho.
ZatGena Sc brani podezfeni
z kradeze a pravi, lie vse bylo
ma nj pfichystano V jmenoVa-
nGm obchod6, ably pfivedena
byla do nesnazi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-23
'VSECKY MYST IA B Q

Znamym prazskym humori
stou Svabem zpracovana ne
mecka veselohra cd Laufse E
Jacobyho Dude sehrana jake
ma rozloucenou dram. sborem
Tyl Ceske Mar. SIM ma
Broadway. Hra byla davana '
Chicago a jest pro Cleveland
novinkou, ktera Zajiste Dude
velice veselou, zarucuje to
jm6no zpracovatele. Hra Sc da
vala pod titulem "Zlaty dull" a
ma prazskem pfedm6stf dan il,
die prazske odrhovacky, snad
ably to lepe tahlo, podivny IL
tul "Vsecky mysi "a sebou".
Phi zitrejsim pfedstaveni ucin
kuje sokolska hudba V prestav
kach i pfi tanetni zabave po-
zdejsi.