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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-26
LUCILLE DOLL Is WORRIED.

Lucille Doll sat in n corner Of the
playroom lOoaIug very unhappy oue
night. She had seen thar day as her
little mother carried her down stairs a
beautifully gowued doll standing on q
table in the hall
II was Just after Christmas and Lu-
ellie Doll knew that many tragedies
happen AT Christmas; for the new TOYS
and dolls that arrive AZ that time often
take all the love OF their little mistress
and she quite forgets the old ones.
for a while. AT least
And this was the reason that In
cillc Doll was 50 unhappy She was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-26
time70 innnired Tcfldv Renr.

time?" inquired Teddy Bear.
"Yes, al the timc," said Lucille
"for her Skin, - oil VIE under that,
elk gown Of which she seems - proud.
But I should think che would feel ter
ribly mortified nov she KNOWS that /
know her secret"
Teddy Bear looked ~ bis feet and
said, 1T must be- terrible 20 b. With
out feet and have 20 stand in ono
place oil the time."
"Ies, o. must" replied Lucille, but
think Of never having any pretty slip
per- and stockings. ! had new ones
on the tree this year. wouldn't be
that telephone doll for anything even
Of she doe VICAR rose co.Ored nix
trimmed with lace" and Lucille Doll
began 20 dance about ON her toes Tor
jOy now that she knew she had 10
rival and was st.l Queen 81 the Play
room
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-26


A-Your son IN probably suffering nom
ndenolds. You should have him or
arnined 10 determine tho eIact cans. Of
his condition. then proper treatment viii
be outlined
=. p. Own you kindly inform m.
whether --- ~ harmful, OF beneficial N
ihe eyesT
Al Do ~, advise ths -. - --.
Bathe the ayes with n SOLUTION % ho-io
acid md drop IN earh eye a 10 per cent.
-olutlon 81 arg,yrol. Strained syes usual
~ Indicate hat glav~e- are NODDED.
=. " O Ny finger mills. WIN. not
brittle. are some whs' sors and freqoent-
" split VIII you kindly ell me- what
causes this
h-You should cDn-ri, your phy-icssn.
A. this condition = due - soun. oons,i-
tutiUuai disorder.
9 o. an teacher. and 'or -evs-ai
months hrvs been running a slight tom
perature In th~ afternoon. 7 am very
nervous about this oonfffion WIN YD'i
Kindly ell me what ~ or-t - DO
~ mink you ars unneceT-va-fly vor-
rief about yourself Most people rin a
slightly higher temperature IN mo aftsr-
noon than they DO n no nGorninF- : ~
M reason why yon shouN no. co1ti1rs
20 teach and live \ normal. IFef1i lie
To res-vura yourV~f. hsva your luuE'
and Sputun eIaruin-f
Dr.. copeland viii ans77rr FOR r~r1
~ Of this paper question, ~ 7ledi
-1l. hvgieuio and sanitation ssbtect'
that are 81 general interest. Wh>y'
The subject Of 4 LITTER - ru-h tint i
cannot Be pubIiste6 ~ this cOl,rn-
. B,r. Copeland t01u, trher the 7Uestio'
j. a proper one. torite you p>r7o-du1
= self-rddresscd, s,rmped ~
reloo. - e-1cio.~d Add->ss All
/ TNQUIRIES 70 Dr.. z. S. Copeland
~ onre 81 this Office
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-26
Remem bered the Needy.

M. snd Mrs. Alfred J. du Pont
went 20 the poorest families in the
poorest sections OF the city Saturday,
accompanied BY Santa's modern-day
vehicle, the big automobile truck, or
three q them. % be exact, AID carried
Christmas cheer II the form of pro-
Sons fOr the families and toys.
ANDY ard fruit FOR the children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-26
YOUR HEALTH
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO
TO KEEP OLD AGE AT BAY
BY ROYAL s. COPELAND, M. ID.
Commissioner OF Health. New York city.
". s. Senator Elect from New York State.

1 HAD a birthday recently. Birthdays no. IN
/ mixed blessings. There is Madness in the thought
that age is coming apace. But, struggle as we
will, they come.
Old age is not due TO birthdays. Birthdays do not
old age Within certain limitations old age due
to prcventablc
Neglect OF the body causes the appearance % sge
Neglect a house barn, n wagon or an automobile
and IL soon looks dilapidaed and old
Whenever see wrinked stiG, grabbed and worn
out individual, and told he has Just passed fifty
tcd To- alr1c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-26

Governor Allen has made fine ep.-
gram GA tho X. Is k-"Race preju-
dice. wrapped In the nag and sold Tor
,l0."--rhiladelphia Record.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-26
The Sandman Story
By Abby Phillips Walker

Copyright. 1922. By the wheeler srnd'ca,e.Inc. y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-26
7 he Reason Nadge n new She Was
Playing" Correctly.

rha' Mss CafEll realized sotnc'h.ag
a. ihc Impressed emotion, which We're
tWginr beneath my mask Of pleasant
hlppnnrv ! found ol' when after SUI
pusing Dcky with the nonchaiant assn
Non hat ] mean 90 remain with Claire
lusier during the mRh' iesviug nm Ca
u ufn Geo be- ho'l Ir rldvil nf himself
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-26
A Punishment to Fit the Crime
BY DOROTHY DIX
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer.

Copyright 1921. by The Wheeler Syndicate. Inc
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
FOUR BILLS
NOW APPROVED
School for Tubercular
Favored by Senator
Elkins.
REGULATE BANKS
House Committee Puts Opto-
metrist Bill Up to Com
mission.

Four District bills were ordered
favorably reported yesterday by
the House Committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia. while in the SEN
ate a bill providing a site for a
building to care for tubercuIsr pu-
pills was introduced by Senator
Davis Elkins, of West Virginia.
The House bills include that to
regulate banks. by requiring ap-
proval Of the Comptroller of the
Currency for the opening of bust
ness or branch banks, and provid-
ing a $1,000 fine for violation: the
bill to amend the charter author
izinS the Incorporation of the Dis
trict Medical Society, a measure
similar to that which has been
before the Senate for almost a year
and was reintroduced this week: a
bill authOriZ ny the extension and
widening of Ninth street from
LongfelIow street northwest to I'm
derwood street and Underwood
street from Ninth to Georgia ave-
nue. northwest, and the bill to
place in the hands of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission the
settlement of reasonable switching
charges on the baltimore ONO
Railroad tracks in the northeast
section.
The House Committee placed the
bill regulating the practice of op-
tometry in tho hands of a sub
committee. which will make some
Investigations.
Senator EIkins' bill authorizes
the commiss iOners to erect under
the Sl5O.OOO appropriation provided
in the District appropriations, for
the erection upon site not over
five acres in AREA TO be selected by
the Commissioners and the SeCre-
tary or War on Federal land with
in the District. title to tn" land to
be transferred to the District. The
bill also provides $1,000 for the
transportation of tn" tubercular
pupils by motor bus or street car.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
OFFICIAL is HELD
ON WINE PERMIT

William +. EEan. former assistant
hibition enforcement unit of the ISu-
reau OF Internal Revenue. was found
guilty yesterday by jury in Grim
inal Court No. ! of charge Of ac-
CcptinG a bribc Of $500 for his serv-
ices in securing a permit for Mi
waukcc. Wis. concern to manufac-
ture wines. His bondsman. W. w.
Stewart. surrendered him and he
was remanded to jail in default OF
S2.5O0 bond.
EGan was arrested on June IS last
after his alleged acceptance OF "A
check for $500 from Joseph Duden-
hOfer, head OF Milwaukee concern
of the same name. The prosecution
claimed that the accused persuaded
Mr.. budcnhofer that a lawyer was
necessary to secure the permit. as
prOposci change in the reTula
tiOns governing the issuance of basic
permits for the manufacture of
wines for saCramentsl or other pur-
poses was about to be put into effect
II was charged also that the check
for $500 was hut retainer fee and
that 81. 500 additional would he forth
coming il Egan was successful. The
accused came to washington fro
New York City. and although not
a member Of the bar Of this city
secured q position as one Of the
legal advisers to Prohibition Com
missioner KrImer.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
many PEOPLE REPORT !
BIG GAINS IN WEIGH
Thousands of Thin, Frail Peo-
pie Are Restored to Health
and Gain Rapidly in Weight
by Taking Tanlac.

One Of the most noteworthy fea-
lures In connection with the intro
duction of Tanlac, and the one that
stands out more prominently than
any other. perhaps. is the very large
number OF weil-known men and
women from all parts of the coun-
try who have recently reported an
astonishing and rapid increase in
weight as q result of its use.
When so many well-known people
of unquestIoned integrity make
statement after statement. each cor
roborating the other. the truth OF
such statements can no longer be
doubted.
Thousands have testified that this
famous medicine has completely re-
stored them to health and strength.
after every other medicine and the
most skilled medical treatment have
failed.
Among the number are those
whose signed statements appear in
the accompanying article.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
Estate of II. ID. Flood
In ID. G. Totals SS7, 900

Representative Henry d. Flood, Of
Virginia. chairman of the House
Committee on Military Affairs. who
died at his home in Leesburg on
December S last. left property in the
District Of Columbia worth $4,000.
according TO the petition for admin
istration filed yesterday by Henry
Flood Byrd. executor of the estate.
The property includes the residence
at 1923 New Hampshire avenue
northwest. and securities. The heirs
to this property are the widow. Mrs.
Anna Portner Flood. and her two
children, Boiling B. Flood. aged 4.
and Eleanor F. Flood. aged 4.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
PARADING CADETS WIN PRAISE
FROM SCHOOL GIRLS IN REVIEW
General Harbord Says Youngsters Make Up
United States of the Future.

with blare of buGlc and roll of
drum the first Regimental Band Of
the High School Cadet Brigade
made it's first appearance in the
stadium of Central High School
yesterday.
The occasion was the JreSehth-
tion of 1Of student commissions L"
the officers of the brigade by Maj.
Gen. James g. HarbOrd. deputy
chief of staff.
At o'clock the twenty-five com
panics that comprise the 1tlsaHe
were called to attention Will" the
commissions were granted. oscar
NJ. Shaw Of Technical High School
receiving the grade Of colonel Of
the brigade as a result of haFin%
the highest scholastic standing in
his own school and the highest
grade in the competitive eXamina-
tion given the students with the
top marks in the three schools or
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
Alien Doctors
Ask u. S. Names
Request Court to Apply Knife
TO Useless Let
terS.

Tw" rhH Hsicians pctitIoncd the
District Supr,m" Court yesterday t"
apply the judicial lancet t" their
namr- and render them easier to
spell. rr"n"unr" ana remember.
Christie: John DcmopUulos, who
WAS born in Greece. and is about to
take up the active practice of mcdi-
cine. asked the court to amputate
the better part Of his name and
make it read Charles John Dcmas.
lie explained that his brother. with
whom u" lives. had his name
changed to DCmas some time ago.
Passed Assistant Surgeon. Re
served. Joseph Marshack. United
states Public Health Service. asked
the court 10 cut the eek of his
name and add couple of "is' and
make it read Marshall. DIR. Mar
shack came from Russia and served
during the war.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

Il consider Tanlsc the Grandest
medicine IN the world. for ] have
actually gained thirty pounds in
weight sine" l began taking it. 1t
has just simply filled rhe with ncS
life and energy. and for the first
time in years I can sit down to the
table and enjoy three square mealt
day like other people. In fact.
feel better. sleep better and work
better. and / guess that's all a
man can expect Of medicine.
"Bcfore took Tanlsc. I was OR
twenty-five pounds in weight, and
was 80 badly run down was hardly
able to do my work. Nothing
seemed to agree with me. and my
food invariably soured on my stom-
ach. and although tried many
kinds OF medicines. never got re-
lief until l took Tanlac.
Il also suffered considerably at
times Crom rheumatism, but this
has all disappeared. In fact. this
wonderful medicine has made a new
man out of me in every way. I feel
years younger and can do as much
work as in any day of my life.
OF course. l am only too glad to
give you my testimonial because I
want other people who are suffer-
ing as / did to take the medicine
and get relief"
The above remarkable statement
was made 10y Harry NJ Allen. resid-
ing at 1909 Saint Martin street,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

Il have actually gained twenty
five pounds and just think Tan
lac is the grandest medicine in the
world" said Mrs. Robert o. Rey-
nolds. 127 North Denver St. Kan
sas City. Mo.
For ten long years | suffered
from a very bad form of rheuma-
tism, stomach and nervous trou-
bles. My appetite was very poor.
What little l did eat sourcd on
my stomach and | suffered the
most severe pains in my back.
hips and shoulders. Ny rheuma-
tism was so bad that could not
raise my hands to comb my hair.
and my arms hurt me to my fin
run down that ] lost all my en-
erEy, and life had become almost
a burden. tried many things.
but nothing helped me.
Il had only taken my first bot
tie Of Tanlac when noticed my
appetite was improving and I
could sleep better AT night
ia W AaNtH AAAttF hoANitSs anu Aut
way il has helped me and built
me uu is really astonishing. l
can eat anything and everything
without the slightest disagreeable
after effects. | sleep just fine at
night. and am in better health
than ] have been for years. am
glad to give this statement. hoping
that any who are suffering as |
did may experience the same won-
derful results. (which believe
they will If t"oE give Tanlac a
fair trial"
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
MRS. COLLEY DIES
AT MADISON, WIS,

CLARENDON. Va. March
Mrs. Edith Martin Collcy. wife 0i
Reginald II. CoIley. former president
Of tn. Clarendon citizens A~soc'a-
ton. died early yesterday morning
at Madison. WIS. to which city they
removed from clarendon when MI
Colley was placed in charge OF the
pathological laboratory OF the pe-
partment Of Agriculture operated IN
connection with the State CniVer-
sitv. Death was caused by pneumo-
mia. She is survived by two younE
daughters. in addition to husband
and mother.
During ner three years residence
in Clarendon Ms. COlley took an
active part IN church. musical and
social circles. being for time or
ganis. at St. Georges Episcopal
Church.
Interment will he at Naltham.
Mass. where her mother now re-
sides
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
Colorado Ranchn,an
Gained Is Pounds

When stepped on the scales
and found that | had gone up
from 116 to 1874 pounds. an actual
gain of eighteen pounds in weight
since / started taking Tanlac.
was positively convinced that this
Tanlac has no equal for building
up a person who suffers as I did. -
said L. A. Wcldy, a weIl-known
ranchman OF Brush, Colo. who
also numbers among his business
enterprises the management Of the
Emory Hotel in ScottsbIuff, Nebr.
Mr.. Weldy made the above
statement when he called at the
laboratory of the Cooper Medicine
Company. where the celebrated
preparation. Tanlac. is made. and
related his intensely interesting
experience with the use of the
medicine. His call at the labora-
tories was made during a visit to
relatives in Dayton, Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
Floral Club Holds.
Banquet on April 4

Members of the Washington Floral
Clur will hold their annual banquet
at the City Club on April 4. ac-
cording to an announcement made
yesterday. r. d. Blackstone. AL
bert SchnelI, q. c. Schaffer. o. C.
Ochmlcr ana Il. c. Mayberry are
on the committee in charge of ar
ran@cmentS.
FLORISTS from many of the East
ern States will attend the banquet.
A special train will be run from
New York and Philadelphia. while
an, automobile party of twenty-five
machines is expected from Bslti-
more. "a
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
Nelson A. Miles Post
Host to War Veterans

Spanish War nurses will be spe-
ciaI guests of the Gen. Nelson \.
Miles Camp. No. /. United Spanish
War Veteran, at their April meet
ing, according to action taken by
the camp at their last meeting. Gen.
Nelson, A Miles has also been in
vitcd to attend. lie has indicated
he will appear at this session II
he is able to - in the city. The
Spanish War Nurses. of which or
ganization DR. Anita n. Magee. Wash
ington, Is president. will be in ses-
sic in Washington next month.
Three new members were taken
into the order at the last meet
ing: Joseph W. Sheridan, Frank
Warden ana j. w Cain.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

the District Those comma 0diUG
the school rcrirrrts ar. I.in,,t
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- 10 ''''
Lieut. col I"lS"n. Mckinney ana
Lieut.. Col. G. \ Anadale. business
High School.
Cadet Corps Reviewed.
Following the presentation Of
III" commissions. tn" corps WAS re-
viewed by Gen. Harhurd. COL Il. H..
Rolfe, Gen. f. n. TI"lmi'k. insrc"-
tor general: Lieut.. Col. G. G. lad
win. aid to Gcn. liIrb"rd, Capt. y.
G. Strcckcr. capt. W ". Johnson,
Lieut. col Wallace II. craIGj",
commander Of III" student brigade.
Supt. "f Schools Frauk W Eallou.
and Assistant Superintendent Ste
phcn +. Kramer.
This is splendid group Of
boys said G"n. Iarb"rd. "Thcy
march well and drill well. ! hc-
licvc that student trainiu- is a
good thing. as is demonstrated by
the record of the corp: durin- III"
war some "t the men are Stjll
in service
Hold tn Records.
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Io,,. - ''i,. M.,.. Ini,ind ,' ,rho ..,.,,,d-
.,ords ,,,n,a ,,.,r,i,. GI,,d h., r,,nd
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Praise for Band.
The new SiNty-onc-piorr student
r,,.,I 80, ,L mill, ,f ,Lc .,sg,.r ~, -
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

4 am sixty-seven years Of s5
but in all my experience ! ha
never known a medicine like Ia
lac. Think OF it! At my age
gain twenty five pounds
weight. but that is just what
have done" said Mrs. Emnt
Reifenstein. Of No. S37 webst,
avenue. Syracuse, y. 7.
IF had ii my power" Il
continued. Il would put a bottl
Of Tanlac in the home OF everj
sick man, woman and child in thi
country. for ! know what thi
wonderful medicine would do Il
them. For almost two years
was almost a nervous wreck.
did not dare to leave the house O,
even go uptown unless my huS
band went with me. was sfrs !
TO even cross the street and hal
a feeling OF dread all Of the tim'
Ny stomach was weak an,
easily upset. For days at q tim
! would go without solid food.
could not rest at night to do an
good. and felt ured and worn ou
all OF the time. Some days ] coul
hardly drag myself across tn
room and was SO weak and miseT
able ] was ready TO give up.
My health is fine now and
eat anything l want and neve
have touch Of indigestion.
have never slept better than / d
now. My recovery is the talk o
our neiGhborhOod. as il was gen
orally believed ! could not las
but a few weeks longer. Thi
grand medicine has brought m
health and happiness. and I jus
can't say enough in its praise"
Mr.. J. Ecifenstcin. in commen,
ing on his wife'S statement. Ss ID
Yes. her recovery has been
happy surprise TO us all 4 fe'
weeks ago / had no idea she woul
he able TO pull through. but not
she is in better health than
have ever seen her and the cred
is due to TanlaC. We have bee
married ffty-two years today an
l don't believe I have ever see
her looking any better"
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
ENDS HIS MINISTRY
IN FREDERICKSBURG

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. March
22.-The Rev. Harry Lee Hout has
gone to Washington to attend the
annual Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
which will be in session at the
Mount Vernon Place Church from
March % to March %, having com
pleted his four years here. The
Methodist itinerary system requires
that he be transferred to some other
location at this conference. He and
Mrs. HOut were the recipients of
many testimonials Of esteem from
individuals and organizations before
leaving.
When MI. HOut began his pastor
ate here the church raised the first
year. for all purposes. S4,7S9.47; this
wears report shows $l3.190.99.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
TEXAS MERCHANT
GAINED "a POUNDS

Il have actually gained thirty
four pounds on three bottles Of
TanlaC, and I know what il is to
enjoy good health after suffering
for twenty years" said John NJ.
Crabtree. general merchant. at
Five-Mile Station A, Dallas, Tex.
Il suffered with catarrh Of the
stomach and indigestion and spent
nearly all of one whole year in
bed: was unable to do anything
at all. and ] fell Off in weight to
lis pounds.
After using my third bottle Of
TanlaC. ! found ] had increased in
weight from lis pounds to l52
pounds. making an actual gain of
thirty-four pounds-alI my trou-
hles were gone. and was feeling
like another man"
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
Detroit Business
Man Tells of Gain

About the wisest thing ever
did was to get Tanlac. Tor now
feel like ] had been made all over
into new man. Ny suffering is
all over. ] eat just anything I
want and feel good afterward. ]
have gained all Of fifteen mounds
maybe moro. am as active as I
ever was. and my work - cas-, 90
said Elton Chatterson. the hard
ware dealer Of 1875 East jefferson
avenue. Detroit. Mich,
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
Women Name Legion
For Lieut.. QUiSenberry

HYATTSVILLE. Md. March 22.-
The name of the local unit Of the
American Woman's Legion has just
been changed from IIyattsviIle unit
to Francis Quiscnhcrry unit. in hon
or of Lieut. Francis Quisenbcrry. son
Of the late Anderson c. QuiSenbcrry
and Mrs. Quisenberry, who was killed
in the war.
. The unit mas just elected officers
as follows: Mrs. Chas. c. MaCCartee.
president: Mrs. Mills O'Kcefe. first
vice president: Mrs. 4. u. Bailey.
second vice president: Mrs. J. A.
Mcfarland, treasurer. and Mrs. X.
]. Morris. secretary.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
Philadelphia Woman
Gained IL Pounds

Il weighed only S5 pounds when
I began taking Tanlac only few
weeks ago. but now ] weigh eN-
actly 100. a gain of l. pounds, and
/ am no longer depressed and mel
anCholy. but feel bright and cheer
full all the time" was the statement
made by Mrs. Pearl Francis. e3e9
Jasper street. Philadelphia. Pa. II
I live to be 100. I will never cease
to praise Tanlac."
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
u .. s. Give Ysu An Angelic Skin |.

L<rl y d d eANN wv m AAksAAC oaAAs
mon sense to simply treat the skin.
A bottle of s. S. s. will prove to you
Nhatis happening in your blood. S.S.S.
is a acientific blood cleanser.-it drives
out tive impurities which cause eczema,
tetfsrs rash. pimples. boils, blackheads,
htntches and other skin eruptions.
Wren these impurities are driven out.
you can't stop several very nice things
ffom happening. Your lips turn nat
Nrally rosy. Your eyes sparkle, your
complexion clears. 1t becomes beau
tRuL' Your face looks like that Of q
prosperous, ruddy. well-fed. refined
gentleman. or IL you are a woman,
YOUR complexion becomes the real kind
that the whole world so admires. S.S.S.
Il also a powerful body-builder, be-.
cause u builds new and more blood
cells, That's why II fills out sunken
cheeks, bony necks. thin limbs, helps
regain lost flesh. II costs little to
have this happen to you. 6. 8. 8. is
Eoid at all drug S+Ores, in two sizes.
fhe larger size Is the more economical