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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
SERMON TO POLICEMEN.
Chief Black Heads Delegation
Attending Wesley NJ. E.
Church.

Rev. Il. w. Wells. pastor of Wesley
NJ. Il. Church. preached n special ser
mon last night to "A delegation Of the
police force uf the city. FIFTY patrol
mon, headed by chief Black were In at
tendance. Besides Chief Black the fol-
lowing police officers were present:
Captains Wardell. kisor and Schell.
Scrgeants Foreman. lewis, Kahn,
Devenish. Gaynor
some may say You have a soft snap"
said the speaker to the patrolmcn.
But ! know something OF life. And
| know that there is no class Of men
who deal with human nature who have
so biK a chance to do wrong. who have
go many temptations thrown their
way. and who yet. on the whole with
stand thcm SO well. Re strong. he
honest and bc clean
He scored those VINO, though against
the saloon. were in favor of tho sale
nf light wines and b~er-thosc light
wines and beer which We're prohibited
to uniformed men during the war when
the roof gardens Of Philadelphia sold
so many. many gallons of tea" said
he.
He said that the person who asks
skeptiCally why il is that If God IS
indeed God OF love he would lot
souls hc damned Is not giving the Lord
n square deal" He said that we have
the power OF free will and that just
as a father grieVes over q wayward son.
90 Cod gricVcs over the soul that has
taken the road that leads 10 damnation.
Also God is always on the side II
the just and takes care of thoni even
tuaIly" as he claimed history has
ahnWn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

T. smith .-fand at Penn Rose. 1850
Timethy " Steele and Myrtle Fila
ste.l - John Sabstka Jr land 10
Dtfbf avsnus Brrndywina hundred.
s LOO
Jarues L. Hanson and MvrtI. Hanson
a. George r Han~on. land az Penn
Lose
james " craig and Msrx~rs, a
Craig to Frank lester and In Fifth
street. D.laware city 5000
Frank : Jester 10 Elijah Bender and
Ellza betn Bsndler ard IN the public
road from c7nrk~ corner 70 the Chosa i
peake md Delaware canal. Delaware
eIty s4ooo The plot contains 1o.44o
square feet ~ land
william A greon and Teona II
roquinlraink hundred, containing seven
= aores $500
George Harrison and aary Harrison
to Jed L. Prurier. lard AT Holloway
Terrace s.
Green 70 Eugene Hinner land In APP
HenrJ. c Coaaer 70 George II Evans.
iaad in Pencad.r hundred. $4,000
Charles Grier ard Ida Nay Grier TO
e.1reree 7 Crossen ard Mary Ella
ci8ssan isud IN Chr1stiana hundred.
along the road passing through New
port. So 500
Elizabeth c Boyd anciIlary afninis-
,ra,rlz = Mary E Prest. to Eugene
Sallaway and Josephine Saliaway land
IL Park place. Bel!efont
y-irden r. Pritchard and Martha \.
Pritchard 70 Laura Z Phillips and
John phillips. land and buildings in
Newport or the north side of Market
street S40e
Manor Eeal Estate and Trust Com
pany To The Delaware Ra.lroad Con-
rany zoo square feet OF and on The
south side OF the New Castle and
FrenchtoWr turnpike go
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
MRS. IDA J. MCBRIDE.

IN 70 20 the country 10 get d return Of the
vitality OF nature 10 their bodies Such Is
supplied directly aI.d etiectualiy ia Plant
Iulce II contains the medicinal and iIie-
giving herbs OF forest field an4 pian the
71talizing Juices which the soil gives forth
natures own remedy for man Every
dav more and more people are beginning
70 realize the truth q tins assertion. as
verified by the signed statements Of local
people
Mcbride. a popular lady residing al
Silver side, Holly Oak Wilmington
who said
II can say from experience that no mat
Ter how sick and hopeless case may seem
they should not despair whIie Plant Juice
Is within reach | know what SAY be-
cause ] was bed-ridden for four wears and
m that time had taken all kinds Of nedi-
clnes and treatments, ! was told that
that there as little hope for me. had
terrible backaches and a burning sensa-
ton IN the pit Of my stomach | could not
take any solid food Into my stomach.
never could get any sleep ~ nIght ana nay
cves felt aS If they were burning out Of my
tead; in consequence | got 50 nervous
tnat felt as If / would 'fl 70 pieces
read Of lady who was almost az BAD as I
was. who had been entirely cured by your
Plant Juice, and this gave ne hope ] got
bottle 70 try it, ana il certainly was the
turning point in my hfe. ] began sO lm-
prove right away: since ] have taken
Plant Juice for several weeks / cen honest
y say that il has made new woman Of
me from pale. enaciated woman. have
hecome a robust, healthy ore | sleep
hre al night and an not the east blt rer-
vous now am not constipated and have
not pain or an ache feel ~ grateful
FOR ny recovery 10 health that | AIN glad
T. have tho opportunity ID give this public
-tatemcnt IN the hope that it Will be the
means of restoring some poor sufferer ~
health
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store 4O4-406 Market street
where hc l. daily meeting the local public
and introducing and explaining the ments
u this remedy Free samples gwen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Keep Your Blood Pure
Nature VIII Do the Rest

Did you know that ninety per cent
Of all human ailments depend upon the
condition Of your blood
Nature gives her warnings IN various
unInistakable ways. 50 that when the
appetite fails. and YOU become weak and
listless and general rundown condition
seems to take possession Of the whole
body, it IS an unfaIhng sign that lmpurl-
ties viii steadily accumulate until your
general health Will be seriously affected
You should recognize the Importance,
therefore, Of very promptly cleansing out
the system, and keeping the blood supply
pure and robust
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

For tbs purpose, 10 remedy can eQua
5 5 5, the fine old blood purifier thar
has been IN constant Use Tor more than
hfty years. Being made from the roots
and herbs Of the forests, 1t is purely vege-
table ard contains no mineral substance.
Get bottle Of : :. ;. at your druI-
store today, and note how promptly it
builds up the appetite and gives new
strength and vitality. Write for fre,.
literature and medical advice TO Chief
Medical Adviser. $50 Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta, NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Alias Force Returns.

The first section or the Office fixtur ss
Of the Atlas Powder co. were moved
from Philadelphia into the building Of
The Delaware Trust Co. Saturday
Other sections will be brought here this
week and il is expected the entire office
force viii be in the new quarters by
SATURDAY The Atlas company Will oc-
Cupy the five upper floors Of the new
building.
The eighth floor, whsch Is 70 De o.
cupied BY d number Of attognsys and
charter companies. s being RAPIDLY
filled The elevators from the main
corridor opening from Market street are
in use.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
CHANGES URGED IN
LAWS GOVERNING
HEALTH MATTERS
Continued from rago l

Continued from pRgS ]
An increase from s9.600 10 IS. 600 10
asked for the supervision Of venereal
diseases
recOnanenda non 20 cover diph-
ther4a caaes oslls for an sppropria tiou
Of S. 600. The rs also recommends
that chr8ren be terted 70 determine
whether they are immune from tht~
dissa through The u-s ~ antftoxin
That every coroner ~houId ,ithet he
s physician OF shonid have physician
view bodies. 70 render death certif
cate. 10 urged
Becsuse ther,' are no regulations over
the cOnatruCfion ~ sewage ard water
plants and the immenae risk that faulty
construction places the public health in
Il iR recommended that tho State Board
10 gtvon rIpervsiop ~ All such work
The Iagtslstur. rs urged 10 enact
sufficient and suitable r1caauree giving
the state board sufficient authority to
enforce its VS. IN ropo,-tirg deaths II
: urged that the law governing these
should Re changed 70 that III Whining
ton physicians need report ihe4r cases
only 10 the state Roard Of Health
The board also asks .hc right of Az
pea from decisions 81 justices of tn"
peace
General Recon- men dat ations.
Ii is particularly recommendei that
/ the incorporated towns pay more ~
! toutlou "a health matters that active
boards IL health he appointed and that
the state health laws he enforced bv
the local authorities Il is absolutely
Impossible for the State Board of Health
10 even attempt the routine enforce
| ment Of laws in Incorporated towns, aud
the Law makes Il mandatory for local
authorities q do this
The laws are now ample 70 enable
| every community n the STATE 70
| Procure safe milk supply
: Abolish irsarita-y outhlldincs
/ Provide sanitary service at soda
/ water fountains
Protect food supplies from flies
4 and dust
/ 8. Quarantine promises on which
/ the-c are cases OF communicable dis
ca ses and require physicians 'o repoi
| heir cases
/ Ahste ali nuisances and rnenaces
/ 10 health
| Physicians are urged - report their
births promptly This II essential il
effective baby saving wurk Is 70 b.
performed Physicians are also urged
20 raport every "a ~ that comes 70 their
attention IN which there Was no pro
ressional attendant al the birth OF az
/ infant.
II is recounended thai physician ~
urge more genera vaccination agains
typhotd fever for all members Of Z
household in which case q this dis
ease develops as well as for other per
sons who are liable 10 be exposed Z
the infection Physicians should ais
urge the iumunizaton Of ChildreI
against diphtheria and the genera
vaccination Of the citizens agains
smallpox
In view Of the large mort aiity arnoni
infants under one month Of age II j
urged that more attention BE- given b,
physicians and baby saving oreaniza
t!ons 70 prenatal and maternal care
The large number Of deaths from
puerperal Gauges also means that NOR
attention must be paid TO prenatal con
dltions
II IS desirable that Delaware be ad
mitted 10 the Birth Registration Aret
of the United States In order that thi
rnau b. accomplished il Is essential tha
physicians and midwives file all certih
Gates promptly and completely nllcd ouI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Transfers or rural New Castle eonn-
ty property have been recorded IA the
office OF the New Castle County Board
Of Assessment az follows.
George F. Hanson and Ruth = ltan-
son 10 william Gonlyn and Warren L.
smith land at Penn Rose S35o
Mary L. Iartcr to James L. Hanson
land A Penn Rose.
Mary E. Prest and George F. Preat
to James l. Hanson. land at Penn Rose
81
James L, Hanson. and Myrtle A
Hanson 10 william Con3n ard Warren
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
JOY OF ACQUISITION.
econd TO Joy of Service, Says Rev. Geo.
Trnu in Sprmnn-

Second 10 Joy Of Service, Says Rev. Geo.
Trull in Sermon.
Jov OF acquisition is second TO JOY Of
service according to Rev. George II.
Trull of New York City, who preached
lest night IN the First-Central Presby-
terian Church
Enjoyment through acquisition .
early experienced IN the life Of the child,
and some people never outgrUw this,
or modify it by the JOY Of giving Of winch
the JOY Of serving Is varient This makes
paramount the desire to help others, il
spite Of pain, sorrow and sometimes SUI
fering. A need for men for service in
Korea and China IN the missionary field
was brought out by the speaker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

trihutcd In. a nutshell the purpose Of
the law was to prevent aid and comfort
from helms given to the enemy; to
mobiles the liquid funds OF enemies in
ihiS country SO that thoy might he in
vested In Liberty bonds. and SO as Z"
safeguard and account for the othcl
.4tt.,titics and securities that all Just
, laims may he presented and determined
accurately and readily.
biggest Trust Company.
Thr alien property sUstodian Is not
unIy thc biggest trust company in "a"
world io' the biggest cour, of equity
sides lie is vested with wide dis
erection as 10 what property h" may
TAX. ever and administer. lie is a sort
of genera receiver for all kinds Of hus'
ness enterprises. aud through directors
named hy him they are run. While
here have been number of properties
returned. al the result ~ court action.
mos, ~ tho enterprises that We're taken
over bv the government during the war
are s'!n undrv ne alien property Gus
,odian
50. az head If this complicated oreani-
zatiop. former Congressmau Miller, of
DeIawar, today becomes the biggest
,rust uf'ioiai N the world
Presidents Personal appointment.
Th. pttire 81 Alien Property Custodian
Is urique u itself and purely psrsonal
appointment of the Precedent, not re
1t!fring Senatorial endorsement or con
nrnat.ou Advice from Washir ston
indicate that Colonel Miller was not an
appli ant for this appointment and w"s
selected nv the President. who called
HIM Z, the White House and asked him
~ serve the administration in this
hiChf1 important post which will be
closelv assoclated with the negotiations
io ,ame when peace Is brought about
l.rtw.er tho 'u;tcd States and Germany
and Austria
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
NJ Getting Of Flea Confufssioo osxs.

Delaware members OF ths oonlIatz4saon
appointed by Governor Denny 70 confer
with like commission from New JersaX
in order to reach an agreement o. nni-
form fishing Iaws for the Delaware bay
and river. Will meet the Ns. J2Esey
men today in Philadelphia, ts discuss
uniform tishing laws.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Presidents Personal appointment.
ON THE RIFLE RANGE.
J. ". Lister High Nan in the shoot
last Saturday.

The range az the Diamond State Rife
and Pistol club was opep for practice
saturday IN, first event was scrlos
ii Io-shot strings at 50 yards in n"
prone. knceling and standing positions
I'll. match was won b. ! W Lister
with Il total for the three stages "f
25Ox3on. G. Lister was & poor second
with 23e. and r n Wells a closer third
with go.
Tho second event was a reguler To-
shot prone match IN which w. Q. W.
Webster and F D. Wells tied for first
with 81 each and J Lister second with
%. Webster won the shoot-of with
~ 10 40 The boys then staged two
man match. Z. Lister and J Lister -
webster and Wells The first rnstoh
went "a rhe Listers. SIS 70 1873, but the
..W's came back strong the second
time and rnorped up lS4 10 1s4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
FOR MARKET STREET BRIDGE.
Rev. Robert Watt Hopes Ii VIII Get
Preference Over 11Gh Street.

During the course OF an ADDRESS az
Bra audvwine NJ e. Church yesterday
morning. Rev Robert Watt, district
superirtendent in discussing the choice
M peopis Of 3 course in life, drew an
analogy from the controversy over the
need fcr the Market street bridge as
connpared with the Eleventh street
bridge. He said ne would be greatly
rleased II il should he decided TO build
the Market street bridge first.
The Eleventh street bridge. il is un-
derstood, has been declared unsafe 70
meet the present demands Of train
while the bridge has been altered ~
times. il is said that the changes hayt
MOI been such AZ 70 strengthen IT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
WAS BED RIDDEN
FOR FOUR YEARS
A Silver Side, Holly Oak, Lady
Tells How She Was Induced
to Try Plant Juice.

Pant Juice. the rev herbal stomach
n.dicine. has dore more for men and
voznen Of American cities than any other
liscovery OF the twentieth century Il Is
10 longer necessary for debllltated people
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
GiYan Variety sboyer.

Miss Helen Stuart was entertained at
o variety shower given In her honor at
the home Of Mrs. ] Thomason. 225 West
Twenty-sixth street by The Whispers
on Friday night Miss Stuart received
many useful gifts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
COLONEL MILLER IS
BIGGEST TRUST HEAD
IN ENTIRE WORLD
Huge Proportions OF His Federal
Office of Alien Property
Custodian.
HE WILL CONTROL MILLIONS

Specisl Dispatch From Every Evening :
Washington Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-Thomas w.
Miller of Wilmington. Delaware. will
become alien property custodian, to
morrow. if the present custodian.
Francis L. Garvan. has his accounts
prepared for turning over 10 his sue
cessor Mr.. Miller was appointed to
this position last week hy President
Harding and his commission was pre-
pared immedia teiy
This position Will exist while the
I'nIted States is still at technical war
with Germany and. perhaps four "r
Eve years after peace is declared Will
I've required 10 wind up It's AFFAIRS.
While IL is one. OF the most important
posts that was created the rtSuIt
4 the war. the salary attached 70 i.
s. 600 year. is not commensurate with
is Importance and responsibility. X
is estimated that more than $ioo,ood-
vau If German-owned property IS 81
the harpis o; ;n, alien property cusio--
DIAN
A Great Business Trust.
This organization. created lN an act
OF Congress III October 1918, became al
once the lIcEest trust institution ~
the World. WITH The custodian a director
OF vast enterprises If varied nature.
detective agency. and a court u eaa.tA.
Property uf all sorts. bonds oit Idslt,3s.
srd holdings OF aliens hvInC .n 4 NON
TERRITORY property ot American Women
married to aliens. and the securities e.
American citizens resident iu ensMn
lads came into the custody at ihls
chivIai during the war and d. ~ttti
under his roftN,i awsttlne psa.. tni
: ma, settlement. between the l,n.tad
states and Germany TIE mooney -
great extcrt hat Vas .aNG- cteH
during the war vas invested III i.lb-rty
Io7ds. ard the hn'd.nss ns German
aGens in this country were wrought ia
to cannon aEd ammunition With which
to defeat the Kaiser and German
kultur.
The millions Of American woneN
which have been golns "a Am,r tn
women married 70 forelsners. when
.heSc Foreigners were enemies ~ tho
t-nited states were coptiScatUd More
nan $5.u00.uue in such in.om.s Was
AIKEN over iv th, alien property ,usto-
IAN the incomes ot Which acW,d int"
nemy hands throueh International
marriages. The iuvrstt.out~ stvs>s
nd bonds II Countess E,rE~tgOn Who
vas formerly Miss Jeanne lucSem>rf
4 New York city. and the holdings IL
t'ountese Szethcnyi formerly Ms
,iiadys Vanderbilt aggregatinG aroat
$4,000 0o0. were ooutiSeatcd. rs were fAf
properties Of Airs Herman Y. Iiipr,.ht
Il phEad.lphia she was formtril Mr..
,rozer Of Upland IA and married the
9rcheologist, ana With him returned rs
1ermany. where they We're HNlng when
he war started.
Held hy the Custodian.
Literally the property vas not con-
fiscated bur was taken over by this gov
crnnent and held and conserved iN tho
4ifen property custodian So that after
he war Congress may determine th
=, !, Il1,r, n .l,aN lle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

Do you feel bilious, oonstipated. head
achy, upset, full OF cold? Take ono or
two Casca rets tonight for your liver and
bowels Wake up with head clear,
stomach right, breath sweet and feeling
fine. No gripping, no Inconvenience.
Children love Csscarets too. 10, rs, so
cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
1erma where tn y
he wHr started.
Held hy the Custodian.

Literally the property vas not con-
n seated but was taken over bv this roy-
rrnent and held and conserved hN The
4ifen property custodian 50 that after
he war Congress may determine .n
what way and - whom II shall he dis
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
To Lay Corner Stone
of Memorial Tuesday

Ceremonies of the Masonic ritual viii
mark the laying OF the corner stone or
the S150000 Scottish Rite World War
memorial building, a unit of the Indiana
Masonic Home at Franklin, at ? o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. Richard II. Schweit
ger. grand master Of Indianapolis, will
represent George NJ. Spiegel, three times
potent master Of odoniram Grand Lodge
OF Perfection. The Rev. Louden A. Har-
riman of this city will deliver the ad-
dress. DIN E. Holloway Of Knightstown
will represent the Masonic home. The
new building will be dedicated as a
memorial to 572 ex-service members of
the Indianapolis Scottish Rite, thirteen
Of whom were killed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
Says Condition Will
Keep Candy Price Up

The demand of the public for the best
grade of sweets, an increase in the
price of sugar and tendency Of other
raw materials to keep the upward trend
will prevent further reductions Of the
price of candy, J. A. Cox, who was re-
elected president of the Indiana Con-
fectioners' Club at the annual meeting at
the Hotel SEVERN yesterday, declared.
Mr.. Cox, who is vice president Of Dill
ing & Co. indianapolis candy manufac-
turers, was re elected for the fourth time.
A. STERN, Evansville, was elected vice
resident, and e. Wood Nichols, In
dianapolis. secretary treasurer. Directors
chosen are Joseph Reitemeier, Logans-
port; A. B. Mewhinney. Terre Haute !;
Edward Brom, Evansville, and Walter
Heit, Ft Wayne.
There has been a decrease in confec-
ton prices ranging from 10 to 90 per
cent in the last six months, the man
ufacturers said,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
TSCUSS FIELDS
OPEN TO WOMEN
cal Persons Speak at De
Paw Conference.

FREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. 1s.-Dr. J.
Hurry, secretary Of the State board
health, spoke regarding the opportuni-
/ for women In public health service
|ursday evening at the sixth annual
.men's vocational conference at De-
'nw University.
Phe conference began IN the afternoon
len Katherine S. Alvord, dean of
men at De PAW, delivered the address
welcome. Addresses were given by
IS Helen Bennett, manager of the oc-
patton bureau of Chicago, Careers for
Isined Women" and Miss Helen Norris.
4cago, Business Careers for Women"
n informal tea was served at the Bow
b gymnasium.
oscar II. Williams, State inspector Of
|chers' training, gave a talk on "Wom-
and the Teaching Profession" at the
ming meeting.
he second days sessions opened with
..ound table discussion. In the after
pn Miss Mabel Wheeler, assistant in
research department of L. S. Ayres
Co, Indianapolis, spoke on "Oppor-
titles for Women in Department
res"
br. Amos W. Butler, secretary of the
I'd Of State charities, was to give the
sing address. Opportunities for
men in Social Service"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
OVERHEAD
ONLY 5 PER CENT;
INDIANA'S is 80

Continued From page Ono.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
FELONY CHARGE
PUT ON HOWAT
Troubles Multiply for Miners
Leader.

PITTSBURG, Kan, Feb. 1S-Another
charge has been fled against Alexander
Howat. district president Of the United
Mine Workers, and his aid, August
DOrchy, vice president.
They are at liberty under $1,000 bond
each after arrest on charges OF violating
the felony section Of the Kansas indus
trial court law by calling a strike in
Mackle mine 'H" IN Cherokee County,
Feb. l. Preliminary hearing was set for
March 1 at Columbus, Kan.
Howat and five associates are at lib
erty under $1,000 appeal bonds on their
sentence to one years Imprisonment for
contempt Of court
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
agerst0wn Women
Night School Slump

Special to The Times.
3HMOND, Ind, Feb. 1S.-WOmen
BITS Of HagerstOwn who have been
ny the question Of better schools
10 years have issued a statement
ng the school property IS falling
the proper standards and that tax
may be materially reduced by
g the control OF the scOols over
township trustees.
women are circulating 4 petition
andon the school corporation. TIE
d board plan viii cause the tax
ID town to be more than twice that
be township, 1t is said. The women
y the difference is caused by the
lies Of the two men appointed by
town board to control tie school ia
junction with the township trustee.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

State highway commission will receive
for the year 1921 the sum OF 81, 1856 725.11.
do not believe that the State highway
commission will be able to construct new
roads fast enough to use that sum.
"The tax levy made by the several
counties shows an average of 14a cents
on each 500 taxable property. Add to
this 141h cents the State highway levy
of SO cents and we have a total levy for
the two purposes of 1874 cents, against
the levy of 1874 cents for the two pur-
poses, as / have hereinbefore set out, or
q net reduction of cents"