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BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
TAke Salts at First Sign Of Bladder
Irritation or Backache.

The American men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney
trouble. because we eat often too much
red meat and all our food is rich. Our
blood is slled with uric acid which the
kidneys strive 20 filter out: they
weaken from overwork. become slug
gish. the eliminative tissues clog and
the result Is kidney trouble. bladder
weakness and general decline in
health.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
Of lead; your back hurts or the urine
Is cloudy. full of sediment, or you are
obliged 10 seek relief two or three
times during the night; II you suffer
with sick headache. or dizzy, nervous
spells, acid stomach, or II you have
rheumatism when the weather Is bad.
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces OF Jad Salts; take n table,
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys may then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithia. and has been used for
generations 10 flush and stimulate
clogged kidneys; TO neutralize the
acids in the urine 80 1t no longer is
a source of irritation, thus often end
Ing bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot in
jure, makes delightful effervescent
lithia water beverage and belongs in
every home. because nobody can make
mistake by having a good kidney
flushing any time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
NEWS OF THE DAY
IN LOWER DELAWARE
Dover Chief Of Police Discovers
Loot While Hunting for
Still.

From Every EveainEs Correspondents.
Dover. Oct. l3.-Chicf OF Police
lane, while on a hunt yesterday az
terncon at Fox Hall woods just north
OF Dover. for a still which was re-
ported TO have been in operation two
days ago. ran into ind which indi-
Gated that burglary had recently
been committed somewhere near. Chief
lane found two automobile shoes.
nearly new. n new rubber hood for
themadiator. and bcx OF equipment
incWding pivot rings, radiator cap,
plugs. etc. all new and apparently
never been used. Chief Lane is hold
ing the loot for the owner.
The High School football team will
play its frat game of the season this
afternoon, when II will meet the
team from Delaware City. Ben Magee,
a Delaware University graduate has
been coaching the Dover boys. The
lineup will probbly include the fol-
lowing: Left end Branner or Hurley;
left tackle. Massey or Holloway; left
guard. Hoch: Center Garford or w.
Maloney; quarter backS Hayes or
Tremaine: right half back. J. Mn
loney or McWilliams: left half back,
Teat or Hilyard. full-back Elliott.
Nelson A. Forney, Dover Jeweler,
has purchased the two-story brick
building on I,ockerman street owned
by Mrs. c. w. Barger, now occupied
by the Lattomus hat store.
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DEATHS.

HRADFlELD-ln this city. on October
IL, 1922. Alcthea stevens. wife Of the
late Henry A. Bradhcld
Relatives and friends are invited to At
tend the funeral services at her late resi-
dcnce. s02 West Fourteenth street. on
Saturday morning. October IA, at II
Q clock lntermcnt at Wilmington and
Brsndywlne cemetery.
BARCLAY-On October IL. 1922, Nora
May barclay. aged 3 years
Funeral services will be held At 3ll
West Twenty-nrst street on Saturday
afternoon. October IA, at 23o O'Clock
Intcrment at Lombardy cemetery.
CHAMBERL1N-ln this city. on Octo-
ecr II, 1922. William T. ChAmberlin,
aged 63 years.
Relatives. friends. members OF Ienane
American Car 4 Foundry 90. are Invited
10 attend the funeral services at his late
residence. south Clayton street. on
Friday evening. october IL. at 7.3O
O'Clock. lnterment at Trenton. n. J..
on saturday.
DOLAN-In this city. on October 10
1922. Josephine. infant daughter OF
Thomas and Agnes Dolan. aged months
Relatives and friends ere invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence of her
parnts 1922 West Second -treet, or
Saturday afternoon. October Ia, at
O'Clock. lntermcnt at Cathedral GENE.
terry.
FLINN-1n this city. on October IL. 1922
Mary n. Finn.
Relatives and friends are invited u
attend the funeral from her RESIDENCE ei;
Market street. on Monday morning at
clock. equiem Mass az the Cathed raj
lnterment at Cathedral cemetery.
kELLEHER-At Rockland. Del n,
October IL. 1922. Michael A. helleher
Relatives. friends and members OF Di
VISION No. ?. A. o. H.. are Invited 10 al
tend the funeral from his late Residence
kocklsnd. Del, on Saturday morning
% clock Reunltfp
.eph's Church. 1ntermont al ST. 10
scph $ cemetery.
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s(]2:sss
Fine Quality Hosiery Offered at Greatly Reduced
Prices TOMORROW
Tomorrow is Hosiery Day at Crosby & Hill Co

Women's Sport Ribbed
Mercerized Hose, in black
and cordovan. These are
regular soc values, offered
at 39c.
Women's fine new Silk
Hose with open work clock
and embroidered clock of self
colors and contrasting S3.25
and $3.50.
Mems Mercerized Isle
Half-Hose, in black, navy
cordovan, grey, palm beach.
Regular 25c values, special
at 1Sc.
Special values in Boys
knee length cuff top all wool
English made high Socks,
splendid for the rough and
ready boy. Sl.25, Sl.50
and Sl.65.
Here are 800 pairs of chill
dren's mercerized ribbed
Hose, "Mill lmperfects" fine
quality, should sell at SOC,
but priced extra special, at
15c pair.
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LEwEs NEWS NOTES.

.s Lewea. Oct. fS.-Gcorse c. Cham
bers. Samuel Pierce. Joseph Mar
shall and Thomas Ingram attend
ed the second agricultural booster
meeting held by the Sussex Trus, Co..
at Cedar Grove schoolhouse
The announcement is made Of the
engagement of Preston Joseph. son Of
Pilot and Mrs. John Joseph, TO Miss
Meta Green. Of Georgetown.
The coal shortage which hes been
troubling many of the householders
Of Lewes is becoming less acute since
local coal dealers have obtained a sup
ply.
DIR. sylvester Bookhammer and
wife who occupied their cottage at
1ewes Beach during the summer
months have returned TO their home
in Atlanta, Ga. They make the trip
every year in his automobile.
The pier known as the Queen Ana >
now owned by Capt. Willard Collins
a Co. Is being repaired at a cost of
$4,000. Formerly the pier was free
20 any one. Recently there has been
a small charge per person.
Continued on page 70.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Chestertown. Md. Oct. 13.-Marriage
licenses have been issued here this
week as follows: To Edward c. Ash
ley and Mary T.. Taylor OF Kent
county; Michael J. Coyne. Jr. OF
baltimore and Loretta NJ. Ellis OF
Rock Hall; William II. Mahoney and
Viola Crothers of Cecil county: Rich
nrd II. Copper and Clara V. Diamond
of Talbot county and Joseph Gray and
Marie Hohchof OF Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13

ware and cutlery stores in an effort
to find out where the knife wns bought
and by whom.
Detective Fred A. David said ne was
satisfied tho movements of Nicholas
Bahmer on tho night OF the murder
had been accounted. for. He said
Bahmer had not gone out again after
returning home with Pearl about mid
night and that she and the three boys,
Hayes, Schneider and Leon Kaufman,
could account for his movements ear
lier in the evening.
Bishop Paul Matthews Of tho Prot
estant Episcopal Diocese OF New Jer-
sey was asked Mt his home In Prince
ton II he intended to effect any re-
organization in the Church of st. John
the Evangelist. OF which Mr.. Hall had
been rector. In view of the tragedy and
its effect upon the congregations
II do not see the need either for an
investigation or reorgan.sa tion," said
the bishop. Naturally l have heard
rumors. but j have complete conf
dence IN the officers of the church and
am stlll certain Mr. Halls name will
| he vindicated"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13

Women's regular $3.50
Oypx Pointex Heel full-fash-
ion Silk Hose, special at $2.l5
Our new brand of regular
$l.59 Humming Bird Hose
in black, cordovsn, tan,
beaver, navy, gray and white.
Saturday only, 2 pairs for
$500.
Women's S1.00 ribbed
silk and Isle Hose, in two
tone blue, tan, cordovan,
silver, black and white and
blue and gold. Special 75c.
Women's Sport Wool Hose
and Silk and Wool Hose in
a splendid assortment Of
styles and shades, special at
Soc to $3.50.
Two groups of splendid
quality women's Silk Hose,
discontinued lines, but real
bargains, all perfect, not all
sizes and colors. Values to
$3.50, at SIPS and $500.
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w. o. Porter has been appointed
manager OF the Judson 9. Burns,
Inc, Offices at 102 West Seventh
street. dealers In the big -Four" cleo
trical labor-savinK devices; Easy"
vacuum electric washer, Royal electric
cleaner, Utenco ironer and Holiday
dishwasher.
The manufacturers OF the Easy"
vacuum washer have one OF the larg-
est washing machine plants in the
world.
Mr.. Porter has been afI1liated with
the Burns organization for the last
four years. during which time he has
made many friends and acqualntances
through handling these household ap-
pliances.
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REV. DlEHL DECLINES CALL.

Chestertown. Md, Oct. lS-Rev.
John Il. Diehl Of Rock Hall, has can
celod his acceptance Of pastorate at
huntsville. Del. because of interfer-
cnce with his leaving his present
charge in Rock Hall. where he is very
popular.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
Beacon Robes

Beacon Blanket Bath Robes,
each one bears the Beacon label.
Beacon quality is nationally known
and we have a complete assortment.
Mems robes, $5.9S to $3.50.
Women's robes, $3.S8 to $3.50.
Children's robes at $2.9S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
IMPROVE sHARPTowN STREETS.

Seaford. oct. l3.-The town COM
mtssioners Of Sharptown. Md. are
ma kins improvements to the streets
10y an application OF gravel. w. IL
knowles, member OF the board, be-
ing in charge Of the work.
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HEAT KILLS BIG HOG.

Seaford. Oct. 1S.-The excessive heat
the first OF the week caused the death
Of fine hog. owned by A. j. English,
OF near here. which weighed over 400
pounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
Slips at $2.98

Beautiful and splendid quality
are these costume slips in camisole
tops with plain and hemstitching
in brown, navy and black lingette
and sateen, they are marked special
at 81 90 to $2.s8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
Black Dress Goods

You will always find here an up-to-date
line OF dependable black dress fabrics In
the fashionable weayes. French serges.
broadrioth. tussshs. English mohairs.
Priestiy's novelty wcayes. Prices start at
si.25 aud up TO $3.50 a yard.
Only the best dress goods In this black
Z Is department. famous for 40 years.
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COMPACT POWDERS
TOILET WATERS

Richard. Hudnut's s Violet Sec,
Sl.Q0 size. ..-.......-..8 8Sc
Richard Hudnut Gardeniere.
Sl.00 size. ......-...... SSc
Yardley's old English, s100
size. .......... SIC
Holmes Frostilla, 35c size. .25c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
COLD CREAMS

Djer Kiss Cold Cream, SOC size
special. .............. 36c
Blasco Cold Cream, SOC size,
special al.........3 Sec
Denny & Denny's Cold Cream,
SOC size, special -...... .36c
Boncilla Cold Cream, t0c size.
special ................ &c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
Corsets $3.25

One lot of fine Corsets in La
Victore, Memo and Youth, in
mostly large sizes; these are extra
special values for the average and
stout women. Regular values to
$3.50, priced for Saturday at $S.25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13

Hot Water Bags Special
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
ROUGES

Elmo-Boncllla, SOC size -. 36e
Denny & Denny's, soc size. .3sc
Pompeian Dorm, SOC size. 36c
Houbigants and Ashes Of
Roses. Soc size. e...... SEC
Marinella, SOC size. ....... 36c
COMPACT POWDERS
All reduced for tomorrow SOC
sizes, ................ Soc
Including every brand s1.00 sizes,
SSc
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Great Reductions
Haze Been Made
This Week on Fine
Toilettes
FACE POWDERS.

Elmo Face Powder, SOC sire,
special al.................. .3Sc
Elmo Margo Powder, 800
sire, special ............. Soc
Elmo Ra-lo Powder, 81 80
sic, special ........... si.i8
Luxor Ra-lo Powder, 75c size,
special. ...............-.55c
Boncills' 'Ra-lo Powder, 75c size.
special. .........-........55c
Muquet Ra-lo Powder, 800
size, special. ............. soc
Daggett e. Ransdell's Powder,
soc sire, special .......... 3Sc
Mvans Face Powder, 50c size
special .............3 3se
Vsntine's Face Powder, 75c
size, special .......-......5 SIC
Lame Face Powder, 35c
size, special ............ 25c
Lame Face Powder, 60c size,
special ....-......-......5 soc
Richard Hudnut Violet, 60c
size, special ............. SOC
Three Flowers, 75c size special Sc
Roger & Gallett Violet, 85c
size, special ............ 65c
Marinella Face Powder, 60c
size, special ............ soc
MarinelIa Nardys 75e size,
special ...<........--.... 55c
MarinelIa Nsrdys S100 size,
special .................. 69c
Denny's Rose Elizabeth, s1O0
size, special .............- 69c
Ysrdley's Old English, 75c size,
special. ............... 55c
Pornpeian 50c size, special 38c
Mavis Talcum Powder very
special ...--..-.-...-.-. lbc
Luxor Talcum Powder, very
special .-.--..-..-.. loc
Listerine Talcum Powder, very
special ..-.......-......16 16c
Nilodox Prim Meet, SOC size,
special al..........-..3 35c
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NIGHT CREAMS
Pompeian Night Cream, 60c
size. 4oN
Pompeian Tube Night Cream,
25c size. ................ls lsc
Pompeian Day Cream, 6oc
size. ............ aoe
Pompeian Massage Cream, 6oc
size. .-'-' 40
Aubry Sisters Night Cream,
6Oc size. ............. .aoe
Main Floor.
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$3.50 ALL = SILK
CANTON CREPE
S2.55

Regular $3.50 values in all silk
Canton Crepes, 40 inches wide and
every new shade in this assortment
70 select from. October Silk Event
price, s2.bS.
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Nv Tricotine Dresses
Offered Very Special

These wonderful quality Tricotne Dresses regular $3.50
made which enables
such remarkably low price $685. They wool Tcotnes and
exquisite models copies of higher priced Eight pretty
styles here from and this opportunity
miss should look See these garments tomorrow and will
not leave without
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
CLEANSING CREAMS
TISSUE CREAMS

TISSUE CREAMS
Elmo Tissue Cream, 60c
Elmo Tissue Cream, Sl00
size. ........-. ....... SSc
Marinella Tissue Cream, 6Oc
size. ....-........ .-..... @oc
Amami Tissue Cream, 75c
size, special ........... 55c
Amami Violet Tissue Cream,
soc size. .............-. Sec
Denny & Denny's Tissue
Cream, Soc size .......... Soc
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ALL SILK CREPE DE
CHINE
S1.OO

All silk Crepe de Chine, in al the
very newest fall shades, 80 inches
wide and wonderful quality During
this October Silk Event extraordi-
nary we offer them At 81 90.
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natural cave, as yet unexplored, but
from which some exceedingly beauti.
full stalagmite and stalactite speci.
mems have been shown.
The railroad has not yet selected
its terminal site at Cedar City. This
is expected to be within easy distance
of the hotel, but it is indicated that
the price asked for the ground
originally mentioned is not in accord
with the ideas Of the railroad officials
as to the value of Cedar property.
Application for certificate of con-
venience and necessity to build the
branch from Lund to Cedar was filed
with the interstate commerce com.
mission at Washington some time
ago. In due course the commission
forwarded its usual QUESTIONABLE to
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Union Pacific Ry. Construction
Program Involves 100000
Two Railroad Branch Lines and Four Hotels for Tourist
Travel Are to BE Completed Under Present Plans

structure at the Cedar City terminal,
twenty-five miles away.
Roughly speaking. the construction
Of the branch lines. with all their
appurtenances and requirements, will
involve the expenditure OF somewhere
around 100000 1t is calculated by
railroad officials, figuring some sixty
five miles OF railroad line at an in.
vestment OF around $4,000 a mile.
Opens Great Territory.
The Fillmore branch will open up
a vast empire Of agricultural territory
well supplied with water, OF which
the main drawback has been lack Of
adequate transportation facilities to
carry to market the valuable farm,
orchard and truck garden products It
is capable OF growing.
The Lund-Cedar branch will also
serve to develop considerable
area OF agricultural land, but there
the water supply is not so large nor
so cetain as that in the neighborhood
Of Fillmore, which is under a canal
from the stored water in the Sewer
bridge dam. The Cedar branch, how
ever, will serve to make available to
the market or smelter the immense
iron ore deposits, development OF
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The Union Pacific railway system is
now committed to program OF de-
velopment Of the industrial and scenic
resources of the southwestern part OF
Utah, tributary to the Los Angeles &
Salt Lake railroad lines, involving
the expenditure of somewhere in the
neighborhood Of 100000.
Confirmation of this plan has been
given at the general offices in Salt
Lake OF the Los Angeles & Salt Lake
railroad and the Oregon Short Line,
following limitations made during a
program of investigation and pre-
liminary work which has occupied the
major part OF the past summer
The program includes the construc-
ton of the Delta-Fillmore and the
Lund-Cedar branch lines, the former
being already we'll under way; the
taking over OF the Cedar City hotel.
begun by the Commercial club at that
place as a community project some
years ago; the construction Of hotels
at Zion National park and Bryce
canyon, and of u smaller structure at
Cedar Breaks, which will furnish
meals and similar service and a limit
ed number Of rooms, but which is not
designed to compete with the main
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be filled in by the railroad. TIT.
completed, and was forwara. Az w
washington The expectation :. y
the federal commission will 30. '0a
the application quickly, and !, p
favors the construction Of tho -, 1 =
by the, the railroad-On which point , ,r'
is little doubt as to the final doo men
the branch line should be ooms,s ''0a
within reasonable time next snms. 'S'
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-10-19
Lund, the major portion coming to
lt>Lake.
Two Millions for Hotels.

Lund, the major portion coming to
SaltLake.
Two Millions for Hotels.
A rough guess is that the hotel pro-
gram now practically decided upon,
although the details have not been ar
ranged, will mean an expenditure by
the railroad interests of around ST.
100000. The first step will be the
finishing, furnishing and operating of
the new hotel at Cedar. This struc-
ture is all under roof, and the in
terror is partly completed. Lack Of
funds caused the Cedar City men who
undertook its construction to halt
their program, and 1t has been in its
present condition for several months.
The announcement that the railway
company will operate this structure
gives an idea of the standard Of SER
vice to be maintained throughout the
tourist circuit which the railroad will
develop.
SO far as can be learned no decision
has been reached as to the exact
location OF the other hotels and 1t is
surmised that this will await the re-
port of NE present investigation,
which appears to have been the most
complete in detail Of the several now
made. In the meantime there is
some difference of opinion among
residents of Cedar City and of other
points affected in southern Utah as
to whether the development of the
upland system of roads would be ad-
vlsable, with a hotel on the rim of
Zion canyon, at an altitude of about
1000 feet; or whether the hotel site
there should be on the floor OF the
canyon, at an altitude of about 1000
feet. The former would be cooler in
summer and the necessary road pro-
gram would shorten the distance
materially between Cedar and Zion,
and between Zion and Cedar Breaks
or Bryce. 1t would also shorten the
present route from Zion National
park to the north rim of the Grand
canyon.
Problem Twofold.
On the other hand, 1t is argued, such
site could be used for only short
summer tourist season, and as soon
as the fall rains and SHOWS began the
investment would be tied up until
late the following spring, when the
moisture had left the ground suffici-
emily to permit Of travel. Whereas a
hotel on the floor of Zion canyon
national park could he utilized for a
much longer tourist season, and
should the roads to the park be i'm
proved somewhat, could be made al
most an all-year proposition.
The problem is one on which any
railroad men as yet approached are
mute, and If any decision has been
reached, which is very doubtful, it
has not been announced.
With a good hotel at Cedar City, 1t
is at present contemplated that per
haps a less pretentious structure will
be required at Cedar Breaks. Some
will be provided
from the start for persons desiring to
stay overnight, and this can be in
creased, 1t is pointed out, as traffic
may demand. Plans for development
1t Bryce appear to be along about the
same lines as those at Zion canyon
national park. with the exception that
he nature OF the canyon itself makes
! remsite practically the only choice.
Points Of Scenic Interest.
There are, however. many points OF
cenic interest in the vicinity OF
Bryce which as yet have not received
much attention. These include
Iatural bridge OF proportions and a
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which has long been the dream Of
the Industrial promoters Of that dis
trict.
Presence Of other minerals in the
Tushar range has long been known,
but development has been retarded
for many reasons, chief of which is
the lack of transportation Coal is
being mined near Cedar City in Coal
Creek canyon, and other large de.
posits are known to lie in the noun.
tains.
The attention of the railroad men
at preesnt however, is being devoted
to the development Of the scenic re-
sources Of the southern Utah region.
This, with the adjoining wonders of
the Kalbab forest and the north rim
of t. "-and Canyon of the Coloado,
is FL. III hit Of visitors and the des-
pair u descriptive writers--a vast
wonderland.
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