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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15
SCHOOL BOARD BUDGET
MAY Be HEAVILY CUT
Contemplated improvements to
School System May be
Held Up.

Tie unOfnctAl announcement at the
meeting Of tho Board OF Education
yesterday afternoon that the local
boards appropriation for the coming
fiscal year from the >State Board OF
Education would be reduced by a sum
between $50. 900 and sb1 900 has caused
the members much worry over their
ability to proceed with plans for the
Improvement OF the educational sys-
tenn they had hoped to carry out this
year.
The unofyicial report OF the cut is
expected to be verified Within the next
few days when President Ellwood
Souder will call a special meeting OF
the board and lay the budget of the
State board before It.
Although yesterdays meeting had
been intended for the consideration
Of bids for supplies. new equipment,
etc, on the announcement OF the cut
several OF the members expressed
opinions that 1t would be unwise TO
make expenditures without knowl-
edge OF the real financial status of the
board. AS n result action on such
matters was deferred.
Tho boards predicament was dis
closed when Superintendent Ward In
his report TO the board recommended
the establishment of kindergarten
in connection with school No. %. ~
room across the street would be avail
able for sl2 a month and house
adjacent to the school for $50 a month
or can be purchased. he reported.
Mr.. Stradley opposed DIR. Banton's
motion from the purchase of the
adjacent property stating that the
board should not act blindly by taking
such step when IT did not know Its
true financial status 1t was voted to
defer action.
James T. Chandler reported TO the
board that the public building COM
mittee had acted earlier in the day on
Tor additional floor space in the NUM-
cipal Building and had agreed TO make
arrangements TO allot them a total of
5000 square feet OF space. The addi-
uonal space he eaid would he given
without expense 10 the board. the one
condition being that the architectural
beauty OF the building shall not he
,marred. The space offered the board
includes the Tenth street end Of the
third floor. taking in besides the pres
ont quarters Of board the offices of the
Board OF Harbor Commissioners. The
layout OF the space. however. does
not include "A meeting room for the
board. Meetings. II WAS stated. would
have 10 be hold in the City Council
chamber or the Street and Sewer de,
partment ofYices. These new quarter.
could be ready by October /. The Boart
, unanimously adopted Mr.. Chandler:
report.
Tho Board of'1cially designated Sep,
tsmber III for the first day OF the mex
school year.
business Manager Bruce told I'll,
board II was impossible now to get
prices on coal for the schools; thai
the coal. according TO Leon Walker
fuel administrator. Will be 6istrib-
utcd between local dealers in tn,
localities in which the schools ar,
located. Oply one bid. he said, has
been received on 200 TO $50 tons o
coal screenings. which can be uses
ut me High School and School No.
Bids for two portable school build
ings, 10 be located adjacent TO Nc
"a school. were opened and referre'
20 the special committee which Ia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15

charge of tho matter to compile and
report back to the board.
Tho following appointments to
the teaching etaff. recommended by
Superintendent Ward. wcre approved
by the board:
George b. Heath. head Of engi-
neering department at the High
SCHOOL,: Ernest c. Whitman. director
OF research: Mrs. Katherine Taylor
temporary. at No. II (chooi; Mrs
Grace Walsh. temporary. At No. Il
school: Miss Viola e. Conner. No
2s; Miss Mildred Haley. No. 4; Mis-,
Olive Carvin. No. ~: Mrs. Elvs
Dugan. temporary. No. 2s; Mis-
Elizabeth Burrie. No. %; Miss Maut
II. PETIT. No. 4; Miss Bees MacFar
land. No. .; Miss Ivy NJ. Hudson. No
.; Miss Marion f. Skewis. No. 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15
Fire Engine for Holloway Terrace.

Volunteer Fire Co. No. l OF Hollo-
way Terrace has purchased new
Ford chassis. which, when mounted
with two forty gallon chemical tanks.
will make valuable addition. to the
fire-fighting equipment. 1t will be
ready for use In about two weeks.
When the new chassis arrived at the
terrace. the fire gong was sounded and
all members OF the company and OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary responded. The
Ladies' Auxiliary will hold It's regular
meeting tonight at $40, in the COM
pany hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15

Negro residents assembled In Bethel
A. NJ. T.. Church last night were urged
by John II. Hawkins, treasurer OF the
Allied Industrial Finance Corporation.
a recently organized financial agency
for the Negro and managed by
Negroes. to save their money. For
mer Congressman Allan Benny. OF
New Jersey, who is president OF the
underwriting organization which has
charge Of the sale OF the securities OF
the Allied Industrial Finance Cor
poration. also spoke at the meeting
Leading Negro citizens of Will
mington aided In entertaining Mr.
Hawkins. DIR. j. u. Stubs and DR.
is. G.. Ebert were members OF the
committee on arrangements.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15

sedan All these cars are equipped
with the famous Haynes power plant
and have the rnappness OF body lines
that has made the Haynes car one OF
the most popular cars among truly dis
eliminating motorists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15
w. w. butcher Ill.

w. w. butcher. newspaper agent,
OF Fourth and Market streets, Is re-
covering from a nervous breakdown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-23
( lThree-Minute Ta1esN
THE MILLVALE GHOST
By Ad Schuster

dc"pcs; Shad" and tn" night was 50 stlll
'hat not branch moved on the tai
! trees.
This IS Just the sort II night" orc
man s.sG e>trd. "'nr a ghost 70 cut mp
! ,ar"rs. pre-. :deI OK course there arc any
| around TO DO it,"
The aand vas ncRr Re old home when
the l.rst thin wal escaped from inside.
II was long drawn cry 81 pain. cleo!
and rar-reach!nc. There was Il halt. :hc
'aNra%er dropped MS muSk"t and IN"
startled faces Of :hc ghost hunters
showed white.
"Hy Cum" II was BARLOW who found
voice. "What'S the Old Galoot a doin'""
The answer caue with another sound
This tho 4 sob md choke murrled and
rHSrnng No huWan voice could be re-
sr"nsible for tho wi"~d tone which fol-
l'""d The taxpayers feet e,HocI On
he hard path as - raced FOR krluc. IaG
"a drawer "'an picked up the .ru>kr,. No
OH". not even Barlow. woUiI advance
1""!h"r step There vas silence IN the !
house and then tho thin C~y arose. II
was pam ard despair. unca-;hly Again |
the choking, moro violent ham ever |
What cam" n~H. no one knows for the |
Mi!ivalc Investigating committee. fight
i"G IN" impulse toward Wild disorder.
was taking !onr, strides toward the
lights OF no townS
After ma - unspok"r AGREEMENT.
?" "a:E'rH hom- was Stunned an1 the
iii mGH .N2s regarded with respectful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-23
MINUTE MOVIES

SIT(GE INDIANS KNOW A
NICE LAKE UAEN TkEY
s SEE CVS- AND uhT is WY
J THIS IS Called HoocuA-
ACocuA OF CHASER O.
; SnEAT SplPTS IT is SAD
TANT ~ ~ OLDEN DAYS CT
FlpE Waco TIE WATE2S
&c rs sEGCTFUL LAKE
NsaS4i = DCWu hhNT a
) SuCr CC r.: 2EDG>NS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-23
|W Dictan Health
s"'gryAun By Lulu Hunt Peters, ND
u ~ .uhor Of Diet and Health nrlh Ken To the CnLrIcs7
EMBARRASSING MOMENTS
By Lulu Hunt Peter
oAuthor Of Diet and Health. u1fh Ken TO I

Here Is tho Embarrassing Moment,
mat r,aru"d |" r.Nc yea yesterday
hH' could not for lack e space. Ana
r"n"mh"r. told you mol iu read Il II
You had tender lips or Il hrukcu rib. To
thus" at rs in tho otNrc il is the fun
r'"N' thing on II" embarrassment 81
fairness that We h'v" ever heard
The essay quoted yesterday said.
y good. real umrcStraInrd, hearty
laugh * sort "f g,"rIIi.d Internal mas
sage, performed RAPIDLY and automatic
ally. 1t Municipalities and rcvLial!:rS
corners and uncNpi"r"d cr~nu!cs ur the
-! item that ai' UnrcSpun~:vc to most
ether cN"rcisc m,thydS There is not
the remutrSt cnru"r ar Httie iulrl Of the
minute blood vessels that does not fr.I
som" W,'.lu uom the couyuIsrcn
caused by good. hearty laughter"
!: vou don't get IT,. .,..si ''glorinrd In
t2r"nl m.SsarC performed rapidly and
automatically" that %"u ever had when
YOU read this and uuj only the nr>t
uur" You read it, hut every time yru
think Of 1t tor days :.itrI--you have
Not rot that humanlzihE element known
ns Il %r:Sc OF huInu". We arc AFRAID
Here is tho cla>S'r:
Dear Ducuur Peters:
'Nuu ash for the most embarrassing
mom,rt Wrli, hHN" had lots hut moro
so good a. "a" ON" | witnessed not SC !
long AGO. whist riding ON n street car /
1.-Two men c"i ~. ono very stout ana !
weighed would ;hlIk 20 bounds AMI /
ont Of that 2uU p"u1ls was all In the |
front OF him Wcu ia, ear was flllcd !
pretty well ana they got seats opposite :
Zach other and A. the Journey vas m1dr
# c"urs" the car nllcl more and after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-23
BY GENE BYRNES

Ing supplying the requirements of both
a home and street costume. This style
is good for kasha cloth. for Canton
crepe. and taffeta. II Is attractive for
slender as well as for mature figures.
The Pattern is cut in sizes: 81. So,
rs. 40. AZ. a and &c inches bust meas
ure. 3S-inch size requires a.. Yards
Of a inoh material. The width Of the
dress al the foot Ia about yards.
Pattern mailed 10 any address on re-
ceipt of IL cents In coin or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
IL cents in The lntelllgencer office
Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-23

MIX, '"'"."N '""'" only
,,.,, h.,,,.., CIV. '"'E' man $1,000 40
! ,''''I '''. ,''", E'r"r' 81" lad hot
| q" Wv "'''"I 'h"' h"id 'h'
| .,'.i ,, "''" 'I"N'HhS Al
| r. ~ 1t! gave jump ana
! L.,., I nv -" rem inc woman
| ., '''I'" " .'''''N on the i.
| nv" """oih"H' E'"SS the lady didn't
~ ~ ga" u "r - AMOR row vain
TVS !'''f'" across IN" car raught
ne wan eye ana nodded 10 the
''.''Ne' '"'"''
Tn" +. Man looked down "vcr his
front az good rs he could. hts face wen;
,f ~" ana a." Hr 'h''d IN" hhndk"r-
~, "'' W, ~" II I"W" IN mr. trousers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-23
BRAIN TESTS
4 Minutes 10 Answer This.
BY SAM LLOYD

Captain Lucy says that her athletic
club has nine members whose pictures
are shown In the group. The girls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-23
M ALLEYS AVID LouLANDS

M ALLEYS AVID LoWLANDS
81 COURSE ARE ALL
RIGHT Foe a WHILE BN
AZTEC ALL. NoU CANT
pFHT q MOUNTAIN FOE
ALTITUDE. AND ESPECIALLY
svcA AN one AS LOFTY
MT PROPOSES IN THE
STATE Of cHLoRoFoemIA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-23

H. FERMENTATION VALLEY w
he AEAQT OF We MAHOGANY
COAST RANGE IS a
VEGETABLE COLD MINE OF
PLEASANT SIGHTS. HERE ONE
CAN FIND NATURE At AER
PQETTtEST AND CAN GET AS i
WERE a BIT CLOSER To I'VE
GREAT HEART ef+'s UNIVERSE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-23

39i". Tho coat dress has many
friends. Il IS such a wearable garment.
so easy TO adjust and ever trim look
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-23

7 UIllUK II" --hTIb WoTB 10 OVTT0N pOHUentS I
'upyriCht 1922 George Matthew Adams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

1924 kedron street, Toledo, Ohio
during a recent conversation with
The Plant Juice Man. My husband
looks better than for years and says he
feels entirely different
The catarrh caused a constant ring
ing noise in his ears and affected his
hearing so that he had not been able
TO hear well for three years 1t also
affected his stomach go that he often
had bad pains in his left side He had
spells of weakness and felt like he was
going to faint. Finally, the catarrh got
40 bad that he could hardly hear any
thing.
"Since my husband took your Plant
Juice the ringing in his ears is entirely
gone and he hears hne-something We
did not expect he would ever be able
TO do again. His stomach trouble has
disappeared and it's wonderful the way
Ae eats now. In fact, / never saw the
Nike of the meals he eats and he says
he never has bit of trouble from in
digestion, gas or pain"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington
at The > Miller Drug Store, 404-40f
Market street; New Castle by Z. Chal
bnger & Son; Newport by c. B. White
Newark by w. Z. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

r. Laurence Smith, head OF the depart
ment gave talk on the "Vaiue ol III. .
aural study OF Foreign Language
Professors Levine and Brinton also
gave short talks explaining the pur-
nose CT the club. A Spanish ciup Will pe
organized later. 4,
Vocational agricultural students Oh
the various high schools OF tne s1a.o
will visit the School OF Agricuiture
of the University next Monday. The
Agricultural Club OF the oniVersi'y
will act as hosts to the high scnoV'
hovs and will make the visit notapie
one for them with visits TO the CO...
,apa farm and other departments o'
the university.
The visiting high school boys VIII DC
divided into four groups each sroui
| in charge Of a member OF the Asse
cluh Each group will be taken on
visit to the Astronomy plots the oreh
ards. the dairy barn. the SWINE her'
and the dairy herd where memper
of the teaching staff will explain IN
work under way at the various places
A basket lunch will be enjoyed on IN
| Mansion house lawn after which IN
hovs will be formally welcomed t
tho University by Dean c. a. McCu
of the School of Agriculture and
shor. talk will be given by DR.. II.
holloway. State superintendent q
Public Instruction.
After hearing the talks the boy
will be given an opportunity to en-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
ELK TEETH PRESENTED
TO WILMINGTON LODGE
Gift From Dr.. Walter Hu'''hen'
President Of Delaware
University.

anecIal Correspondence Every Evening" |
Newark. Oct. 19.--Dr. Walter Hulh-
hen. president of the University OF
Delaware, has presented to the VIII
mington Lodge Benevolent order oil
El,Ss. a couple OF Elk teeth which are
always valued highly by members OF
This order. The presentation was made
on Monday night. when DR.. Hullihen
addressed the members OF the lodge
In the interests of campaign TO
raise $500, 900 for a memorial library
al the university.
DR.. Hullhen, on recent visit 10
Washington. had an encouraging IN
terview with DIR. julius Klein, Direc-
tor of the Bureau of Foreign and Do
mestic Commerce and also with VIII
bur Carr, Director of the Bureau or
consular Service in regard to the
foreign study plan for undergraduate
students. Both officials expressed
themselves as greatly interested IN
the plan which they believe will be OF
great value to the United States in
i:s foreign relations, II adopted gen
erally by colleges and universities q
the country. The University OF Deia-
ware has inaugurated this plan and
Professor X. w. Kirkbride of the Mod
crn Language Department OF the UNI
versty is now in France looking after
the details of getting the plan start
cr. he having been granted year
cave of absence for this purpose.
The Artist Series of concerts ano
lectures first started at the uniVeri-
ty OF Delaware two years ago Will pe
continued for the 1922-192S season and
the first concert will be gwen Sa'ur
day night of this week.
on November IS there will be lee
ture by Syud Hossain. India's famous
orator and journalist, whose suo)ec
will be, THE Moslem World an(
Western Civilization"
on December l6. the famous Rus
sian Cathedral quartet will give con
cert the program 10 include nat!v
folk and gypsy songs and Cathedral
music.
The January number of the serie
will be a lecture by DIR, Arthur Walwy1
Evans. on January -. on What De
mocracy means to me-" DR.. Evans !
a nephew of Lloyd George.
Miss Rosa Tuck, Canadian contralt
and Lehigh Wittell American pianis
will give 4 concert on February ..
Miss Tuck gave = concert here las
summer and delighted many mus!
lovers.
The final number of the series vi
be lecture by Professor Paul y
Pearson on March - on, "Rudyar
kipling.'
With the organization On Monda
might in the Commons of the Frenc
r,,t e NJ, ~ -N'f Ns,.1
for the study OF the Romano
Languages" under the auspices of II
Modern Language Department Of IN
University was started. Assistant Pre-
fessor IsadCre Levine who with A;
eistant Professor c.. f. Brinton, ha,
been active in getting the plan il
augurated, presided and there WIS
large attendance OF students. Dea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

The canvas OF the city, which was
begun two weeks ago, In uneartnins
numerous cases OF taxpayers VINO
failed to comply with the law through
Ignorance and Misunderstanding Inc
present campaign was planned upon
orders from Washington not only ior
tax purposes. but also to educate ine
taxpayer for his future obligations 10
the government.
Collector Herring urges prompt ar-
ton by the taxpayer when called upon
by deputies as well 8s n visit 10 the
local office. in the Poet Office building
when violation OF the law or nezlec'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

ter swine. cattle and poultry judging
contests under the direction OF spc-
cialsts, Following the judging con-
tests the young visitors will be taken
to the university campus where they
will meet President Hullihen. The trip
will be concluded with an inspection
OF Welt Hall, the Commons and
Frazer FNeld.
The Druide," formerly the Blue
Lantern, Sophomore honorary fra
ternity Of the university on Mon
day night gave a smoker for the
freshmen in the lounge room CT Old
College. Harry II. jackson, president
| OF the fraternity presided and there
were short talks by Pat" Hoey. one
OF the local charter members; Hume.
Grier and l.. IL. Kramer. temporary
| president of the freshman class. Their,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

addition OF Deputy Collector Black. OF
Milton. whose district comprIseA tho
lower section OF the state. and this
Increase In personnel will allow the
devotion OF more time TO auditing the
returns OF small shopkeepers and busl-
ness houses. As far az possible each
deputy has been specially trained for
n particular kind of return, and vari-
ous audits are being conducted
throubout the city. Upon completion
of local returns. tho efforts Of tho
field force will be directed TO other
sectioDs OF the state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
RINGING IN EARS
SUDDENLY ENDED
Lady Says the Plant Juice
Gave Husband Relief From
Bad Catarrh.

Catarrh of the mucous membran es
with its ringing in ears, deafness and
awful mucus in head, nose and throat,
is dreaded disease This new herbal
remedy, Plant Juice, combats catarrh by
acting as an eliminant, driving out the
mucus and waste matter from the
internal regions and by giving good tone
TO the body generally and it has given
blessed relief IN a great many cases OF
catarrhal troubles.
1T is nothing short of wonderful the
way Plant Juice relieved my husband S
ratarrh," said Mrs. Jesse Cumpston OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

was a program of music and "skits'
by members and also by freshmen.
The Blue Lantern was organized two
years ago and only recently went into
the National Fraternity of The Druids.
A certain number OF freshmen are
recommended each year for member
ship in their Sophomore year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
Standard Bearers Halloween Party.

A Halloween party will be held this
evening at the home OF Mrs. William
Simon on Faulk road. by the Stand
ard Bearers OF Brandywine Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. The members
will meet In tho church and will be
taken by automobile to the Simon
rpaidence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
CANVASS REVEALS MANY
| TAX DEL|NQUENTS.
Campaign Being Conducted to
Round Up All Who Fail
to Paw.

The local force OF field deputies is
making n creditable showing In the
Federal income tax drive. according
to a statement made by II. $. Collec-
tor OF Internal Revenue John w. Her.
Ing, in commenting upon the campaign
for delInquent taxpayere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

All-wool in plain or brushed
effects; excellent range of
colors and sizes from 2 to u
years; ideal for school or
dress.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

mould Rest Monday After Game
A. TO the amount Of work to do
a. =. curing the week. There ia much
.!selgehcc "f opinion among coaches in
s scnoo,s ana colleges on this score II Ia
usually best to rest up on Monday FOL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

lowing the game and put in the hard
work in the middle Of the week.
II scrimmage must be had, Wednes.
day and Thursday are the best days
allowing friday for rest or a lign,
signal drill. Some teams lnte in the
season do little or no scrimlnaging.
Hard scrimmage is not calculated to
speed up a tenn and speed is the key.
note Of the new game. It calls for fast
and well conditioned players. where
strategy supplants Drawn.
Another important item In the con-.
ditioning OF a football player. Is the
to drink much between meals unless
there is an absolute thirst present. At
meal times an athlete should drink us
much as he reasonably Graves. II the
drink be unnaturally stintcd the man
will soon break down and sleep and
digestion will be impaired.
It Is only few days before a game
that an athlete should refrain from
taking much liquid and particularly at
the last meal before q game. At least
two and half hours before the game
small piece Of steak. or a chop with
some toast and weak tea is recommend.
cd as sufficient.
Water has its uses in connection
witn atnletlC contests II properly mp.
piled. 1t has been demonstrated that
the proper application Of water will in .
crease the strength and endurance ol
muscles and also quickly remove the
effects OF fatigue. Tho cold shower AMI
sometimes the sitz bath have been used
with beneficial effects in between ath.
lctic competitions during the course oi
an afternoon.
But as a rule the warm bath fol
lowed by q cold dash is best after ar
afternoon 8 exercise. The warm bnth |,
soothing in its effect. the blood howins
back into the superficial blood vessel,
Of the skin and thereby increasing it;
function. 1t should always be borne ir
mind that the taking Of n cold batl
| when one Is fatigued is injurious, fol
the body is in no condition to recelv,
the reaction attendant on n cold bath
Do not dress Immediately after bathing
II possible an air or sun bath shoult
be taken.
OEGULARITY in sleep is an all
| ~ important factor in frainin0.
An athlete in such strenuous sporfs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

This week on his own course the local
veteran had n 20. and the figures show
It would have required a % or better to
beat him. Newton took 0 on the par 4
eenth. Beat that!