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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-12
humane SOCIETY
HAS 500 CHAPTERS
Report Shows Society Has
Protected Rights of Many
Children and Animals

Chteago. November iI.--since the
first meeting of the American HUI
7nane association in Cleveland, octo-
Der Q, 1877, the organization has
grown untn there are more than
500 active enti-orueity societies In
the United States, according to re-
port issued here by officials of ths
organization
"At the time this association was
organized child protection work was
yet In its ineipiency and the move-
ment in behalf of the protection OF
animals had only recently started
the report stated.
s.The interval from the beginning
until now has been occupied by In
tense activities and developments on
tho part OF the humane movement,
II il easy now TO gauge the practical
Advancement OF the humane cause.
sEro1n the zero point our work
mas grown until there are more than
500 active anti-oruelty societies in
the United States. Tho annual in
como of our societies has increased
TO over a million dollars. There Is
an army of paid employees and vol
untary agents. Many of our societies
own buildings, the aggregate value
Of which runs into millions Of dol
lara Endowments amount 70 over
four million dollars
sAgwressive warfare has been car
ried on 70 protect the rights of chill
dren and to give them ample oppor
tunity to be fitted for the battle e.
life. The interest In animal pro-
tsotfon also has vastly increased"
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More than 100000 miners are re-
quired to produce the worlds supply
of coal.
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OTHINE
For the treatment of


In Use for Over IA Years
Your frsckles need attention NOW o. may
remain All winter. Use Othins--doubls
strength--the old and tims-tsisd suAran-
teed treatment that has given sAtisfac-
tion to millions Of women, and rid your
self Of these homely spots.
At all Druggists and Department Sturus.
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Society in Washington

Special Correspondent Of Tho Age-Herald
Copyright, 1922. by Tho Age-Herald)
Washington, November 11.-Lord
Louis and Lady Mountbatten held the
center of the social stage this week,
with the debutantes and smart con-
certs occupying sooiety's attention
between the acts, as 1t were. Lord
Louis, you know, is a cousin of King
George of England and Queen Vic
toria of Spain, and his wife 10 the
richest heiress In Great Britain.
They arrived with their host, Col.
Robert M. Thompson, the first Of the
week.
Every minute the Mountbattens
have been in town they have been
feted, some parties quite formal:
others less so. wednesday Colonel
and Mrs. Thompson gave Thorn large
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HARDEN R|D|CULES
IDEAOF POPULAR
RULE IN TURKEY
Declares Lausanne Confer
ence Must Settle Questions
Of Race and Creed as
Well as DardanelIes
Nv MAMMALIAN HARDEN
Germany's Foremost Publicist

Special Gable Dispatch to The Age Herald
(Copyrlght, 1922, by Tho ARe-Heraid)
vevey. Switzerland, November IL.
George Washington's immortal
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spoiled John Bulls nose 30 that fer
the first time ne fails to scent where
his interest lie6f
Democratic ideals are racing
through the world In = Ford car. but
Trotzky, Renal, Mussolini OF high
Tories as chauffsurs the best tires
won't prevent a serious blowout. The
Lausanne conferences must answer
questions of race, creed. culture, far
more important than control of the
straits. Only the echo of the crusad-
ing spirit from the cathedral can
help. Washington's favorite child
must net be crippled or misused for
purposes of deceptive imposture.
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oal office and 10 serve on juries in
the states.
Another report the conference will
deal with labor laws affecting
women workers. The delegates will
decide whether they will indorse spe.
cial labor legislation for women in
industry.
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sUsPICToNs CONFIRMED

HUBPIUIONS JONFIHMBU
From Chicago Herald and Examiner
sWull ye hae a drink7" inquired
the Scot,
'sThanks,~ replied his English &C
uuaintance, - think I will"
The SCOT turned q disEuested ey,
on him.
-Aye," he said. 81 thought v,
locked that sort"
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BEGIN HUNT FOR
FRANKL|N'S TREE
Search viii Be Made For
Specimen Named After
Benjamin Franklin

Washington, November 11.-A
lost tree is to be the objective of
the latest scientific expedition to be
organized in this country. 1t is the
"Frankliana," native specimen, now
practically extinct. named for Ben
jamin Franklin.
This tree was discovered in 1873
In the Altamaha valley near Fort
harrington, Ga, by John Bartram.
who once was botanist to the King
of England. He named II for his
friend, the Philadelphia printer.
Because of its decorative value, the
tree Immediately became popular ana
those who gathered the seeds and
seedlings for propagation are be-
lieved to have caused it's extermina-
ton In the wild state. Agriculture
department botanists declare that
many searchers have visited tho Al
tahama valley in vain.
The beautiful. mildly fragrant
blossoms of the "Frankliana" re-
semble somewhat those of the mag
nolia, although the tree itself Is not
so high, and the leaf Is thinner ana
of different shape.
Thu Frankliana requires an "acid"
soil. a condition which horticulturists
have not understood for very long.
and nurserymen found It SO difficult
to grow that now there are only SIX
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
FOOTBALL SCORES OF
SATURDAYS GAMES

Wilmington High. 0: Chester High.
Delaware. IS: Haverford, Z.
Princeton, 10; Harvard. :.
Yale, As: Maryland. 0.
Cornell. %; Dartmouth. O.
Columbia, IL; Middlebury, 6.
Notre Dame, o; Army, O
La Fayette, 80; Rutgers, 6.
. Penn. 6; Pitt, :.
McGill, 0; Syracuse. 80.
Mass. Asgies. IL; Stevens, O.
Penn State, 10: Carnegie Tech, 0.
Wesleyan, 0; Williams, 80.
Rucknell, IA: Lehigh, o.
Allegheny. SIS; Westminster, Q.
W. and j., 80; Wabash, g.
Navy, 50; St. Xavier. 0.
Drexel, o; Johns Hopkins, IS
Dickinson. Is; st. Johns, 2.
Colgate, 40; Rochester, 0.
Georgia Tech, 10; Georgetown. {.
Virginia Poly Institute, "a; n. c.
state. 0.
Centre, o.: Washington and Lee. 6
Franklin and Marshall, 10; Swarth-
more, o.
Georgia. 6; Virginia, :.
Fordham, 6; Colby, s.
Mississippi, 0; Florida. so
V. NJ. l., l.; North Carolina. 0.
Nillanove. II; Muhlenburg 6.
Catholic L., Z; Geo. Washington. Il
Cwinus, 10; Il. NJ. c., :.
-e
Try an Every Evening Want Ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
FIVE POINTS LOSES OUT
TO HEAVIER GRID TEAM

Outwcighed twenty pounds to the
man, the Five Points football team
was Detected by st Hcdwig' q IN n hard
fought contest on Five Points grid
last Saturday. Tho Pointers held
their much heavier opponents To a
score Of IL to o.
osowsld, fullhack for the Saints,
was the main cog in the machine
which crushed through the Five Point
line. With would he tacltlcrs hang
ing on him like Christmas tree deco
rations. OsowslSi's huge frame would
continue 10 plow along FOR many
yards,
Lalley and Jordin were the chici
ground gamers for the Pointers. while
llhoades and Comesys played wcll ur
the defensive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13

Scruff Mnckensie, stout-hcnrted
young man. amid the vast SHOWS OF
the Northland. ana his love for Chook-
Ra an Indian maid. About these
characters has been woven gripping
tale that glows with vitality.
Norma Talmadpe at the Savoy.
props" Dooley, known to fame al
the Winged Mercury of Norma Tai
madge's staff, Is q great believer In
Little People" especially since his
experience with Miss Talmedge. He
liked n dinner gown which she wore In
the filming Of "The Eternal Flame"
He told her go. a few days later sho
drove up to hia house with the dress
and presented IL to Mrs. Props.
Which is reason enough for anyone "a
| believe In fairies. The Eternal Flame
| commences It's second weeks engage
ment today at tho Savoy Theatre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
Try This If You
Have DandruH

There IL one sure way that never
fails TO remove dandruf completely
and that In 20 dissolve It, This destroys
II entirely. To do this, just get about
four ounces Of plain, ordinary liquid
nrvon; apply Il at night when retir-
ing; use enough to molaten the scalp
md rub IT In gently with the finger
dps
BY morning, most II not ELL, OF
your dandruff will he gone, and three
or four more applications will com
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace Of II. no
matter how much dandruff you may
have
You Will ind, too. that oil itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop In
stantly, and your hair will be fluffy,
luatrouq, glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon al anv
drug store and four ounces is all you
will need. This simple remedy has
never been known 20 fall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
Fine Shirt NJ Georgetown.

Georgetown Nov ~. Georgetown
High School students ehowed a real
school spirit last week. when they
found that three of the hest players
on the football team, ono of them tho
captain, were going behind In their
studies md unless thoy could pnrs
their examinatluue would not hc
eligible ~ play on the team. Tho stu
dcnts got toEcthes and formed tutor
ing parties and went to work nj once
on the backward Ones nv hard work
and faithful study with the whole
chool helping. tho three passed theit
examinations and Saturday played or
hn tcnm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
RABBIT SEASON OPENS
IN DELAWARE NOV. IS
Game Reported Plentiful; Strin-
gent Laws Regulate Hunt
ing Here.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. Nov. 13.--The open
season on rabbit. hare, quail, part
ridge and woodcock in Delaware be-
gins "Wednesday and runs until De-
cember 81, inclusive. Rabbits are re-
ported plentiful this season., while
quail and paCtridges. though found in
small focks in this end of tho State,
ore more numerous In Kent and Sus-
sex Sportsmen. this fall, who have
had young rabbit dogs they wished to
break In, have been handicapped on
account of the extremely dry weather.
which makes the rabbits trail almost
impossible to detect. And for this
same reason. the older dogs will not
be OF much service on opening day un-
less there is some rain or damp
weather.
Minors under Is years OF age are
not permitted to hunt game In this
State with a shot gun or rifle unless
accompanied by an adult lawfully
hunting. The bag limit for rabbits. n
day. ia six: woodcock. six; quail and
partridges. twelve. A resident may
sell in his own county 20 rabbits a sea
son, which were lawfully taken dur
ing the season. Rabbits coming from
without the state may be sold in any
quantities from November 10 10 De
cember 81. The export of rabbits
quail, partridge and woodcock is pro
hibited, but the holder Of a license
may export. open to view. 10 rabbit:
or 90 cartridges. lawfully killed by him
provided affidavit is made that tn,
game s not for sale. a NONRESIDENT
bunting license costs si050 and is is
sued by the commission at Dover.
The states adjoining Delaware have
earlier opening seasons than Della
ware has. PENNSYLVANIA rabbit an,
quail sea<oa begins on November I
but closes on December Is. New Jersey
eeason opens on November 10 an'
closes December IL. while the Mary
land open season begins November Il
and lasts until January /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13

pear In concert In the ballroom OF the
Hotel du Pont next Thursday night,
won her fame with almost startling
rapidly. II Is only six years ago that
this young singer resigned her po-
sition Mt the sixth United Presbyterian
Church in Pittsburg to accept the
coveted post of soloist in tho First
Christian Science Church in New York
city Miss Harvard comes To Will
mington under the auspices OF the
kiwanis Club. of the international or
ganization of which she is the only
honorary woman member. Tickets
may he had.at the office of the Hotel
du Pont or from members of the local
Kiwanis Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
NEWARK eTartoN won,

L, BAMBERGER h co ttoo METERO
300 y. Popular numbers by the
Canary Cottage Dance Orchestra, of
Madison, n =.
3 90 Womens fashions household suR-
gcstinns and other topics nf interest TO
women, by Naudc Hall, Of the Pictorial
Review Magazine of New York The Pic
turial Review makes an interesting offer Ia
those VIII" listen in" at this hour For
tho most original dress design for a Pic
tQrial pattern, one years subscription for
the Pictorial Review Magazine will be
given. The prize winning dress will also
I've described over station WON and the
name of the artist given.
$50 Popular numbers by the Canary
Cottage Orchestra
G3u 10 = 90 Continuation ~ the cries
of talks on Musical Appreciation given
by Philip Gordon Of the South Side High
SChool. Newark. Y. J. Mr. Gordon will ~
lustrato his lecture by selections uf his
own composition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
RADIO PROGRAM TODAY.
PHILADELPHIA STATION tWFD.
lsTRAWBRIDuE a. CLOTHlER

3.3O 90 400 y, m.-~Recltal by straw
bridge 4 Clothier Male Quartet, John
owens, Ednyfcd Lewis. Harold slmonds.
John Vpndersloot, assisted by Loretta
kcrk, pianist.
$40 TO 7.OO--Thc cbildren's own half
hour; stories by Cousin Gertrude.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
NEWARK STATION (wJz).
twEsTING1IOusE.

tJNn MEIENN.t
4 90 D. Enclosing prices on active
bonds, stocks, grain. coffee and sugar.
4.O6--"F Fashions. by the women's Wear
Daily Newspaper,
OBJ standard time signals from Airing
ton.
iO.oI--Omciai weather forecast.
pITTaBURG STATION HDKA).
(wEsTfNGHoUsT)
(t0O METERS
100 y. III. News Weekly, Survey OF
business Conditions prepared by the Ma
tipnnl Industrial Conference Board. Tri-
Weekly Letter from Farm and Home. The
Mast Group Of Radio Articles. No. 30;
How to Look Smart I'm the Rain" Vogue
winter listers and Fur-lined Coats,
vanity Fair: appointment OF Music
Room" House and Garden,
x bedtime story for the children.
S3o-Spcclal addresses by prominent
business mon
gOO-Concert by tho ncwly organ i,rd
KDKA Orchestra. under tho direction ol
Victor Saudek
SCHENECTADY STATION wGy).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
PHILADELPHIA STATION (woo).
tWANA MEKFn

CLASS II STATION (a0O METERS).
BIB y. M Great organ and trumpets.
Z, 3O-Nucal and instrumental concert by
the Taylor Memorial Church choir. Mr..
Godfrey Mospr. director V. Lou Muir
ply. soprano; Henri y. May, baritone
Charles Il, lands, saxophouc; Henry &.
Herg, violin: Irene NJ Darling. soprano
Robert Hutchinson, baritone Sarah "
Beck and Lucy Itlpatrick, acrompanistg
900 Great organ recital, Miss Mary Y
Nngt AZ the console
pb6 United states Naval Observatory
time signal
1902 United states weather forecast.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13

Turn the spotlight or publicity on
that property you see trying 90 rent
or cell. ADVERTISE ~ IN Every Eve.
ming every dsys--hdy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE.
"Thc Passing Show" mt The Playhouse

"Thc Passing SHOW" nj the finyhousc'
According to advance reports. the
biggest and most costly Winter Gar
den attraction ever sent on tour opene
at The Playhouse tomorrow and We'd
nesday nights and Wednesday mau-
nee. Such is the claim made for the
New York Winter Gardens annual re-
vue "rhe Passing Show" 1.-The Pass
ing Show" is the ninth of the seriee,
the first being produced in 1872. 1t
has twenty-six colossal scenes. thou
sands of costumes. and twenty-five
odd musical numbers. not overlooking
two surprising spectacular effects.
Billie Burke.
Billie Burke, whose sparkling por-
travail of ecintillating comedy, roles
long has held for her a most forward
poeition on the American stage, al
WAYS Ia a welcome visitor. Her COM
ing 10 an event IL is therefore graft
| fvinr To know that she is to appear
| here this year in n new comedy by
Booth Harrington. The title Is Rose
Rriar" Tho engagement at The Play
house will he for three nights. begin
ming next Thursday. with matinee
! on Saturday.
De Wolf Hopper.
! One Of the admirable traits about
De Wolf Hopper is TINT he never re-
CARDS himself as the only actor In the
show. but always has supporting
company that IL fully up to his own
Thigh standard. This is especially true
in connection with his Gilbert and Sui
Ilivan Comic Opera Company which
plays an engagement of two nights
and matinee at The Playhouse begin
ming Tuesday. Nov. 81.
"Charlcy's Aunt" ut Garrlck.
The offering of the Wilmington
Players for this week ls 4 a farcicaI
i nature. but different entirely from the
humorous performance "f Up In
| NnhcTs Room" which was featured
last week. II is "Charlcy's Aunt IN
established favorite in comedy pro
ductlons. The Idea that forms tbs
=. neucleue for what little plot there
really is to the comedy, is clever one
Two young college chaps with a mu
| ual concern hit upon the plan of h3v
ing school Chum Of theirs act ~
, chanerone for the two young giIl
who are ~ visit them Originally ]
was decided 10 have "Charlcy's Aunt
for this role, but she disappointed then
| The pseudo Aunt fully appreCiatin
| the advantages of his guise determine
| to make the young men suffer fo
their imposition. His method of arous
, ing their Ire IL ingenious IA we'll a
amusing for him. But an uneXpeCte
element enters into the story whe
the "aunt" finds himself the ohjec
of most ardent cOurtship.
"Rubeyille" AT the Aldine.
The general store that dispense
gossip as we'll ae merchandise and
to he found in every rural communit
is the locale for c. u. Maddocy's Pre-
duction "Ruheville" which is tho heat
| line Offering for the Aldine theatI
| today. \ company of ten men heade
hv Felix Rush appears in this az
They are cast "a hick characters tn
Kind that warm the chairs about Ii
| village store and pass wise and Other
wise remarks in and about every i'm
portant person or thing. Include
in this gang is male uuartette whic
is also 10 he found in such a crow
| They are all good comedians and or
of the company ia an exceedingly cieN
er cornetist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
400 MFTEHaD
600 n. m.@-Produce market md stock
market reports and quotations and news
bulletins.
Ta5~-MusicaI program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
PHILADELPHIA STATION CwIP).
(GIMnEb pRQTHERs.)

I1NH METDNN.I
.2,30 TO $40 y. m.--Recital by Prof J.
Albert Loose.
7.W--W Weather report.
100 Uncle Wip's bedtime stories and
rullcal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13

National Book Week is being cele-
hrated today ana the Majestic Theatre
in conjunction with tho occasion Is
Offering a photnrlav adapted from a
wCll-known book The feature offer
ing is The Son NJ tho Wolf" from
Jack bondons storiee The Son &c the
Wolf" and The Wife of the King
The story Of The Son of tho Wolf
has 10 do with the adventures Of one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
"Rubeyille" at the Aldine.
Sue Harvard.

Miss Sue Harvard, the brilliant
young American soprano. who will APP
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
SCREEN.
"Grandma's BOY" nj the Arcadia.

Harold Lloyd Is the --latest comedian
to so on record as the producer OF
feature length productions. flfe FIRST
of this size Is "Grandma's Roy" which
begins an unlimited engagement at
the Arcadia Theatre today. Lloyd
has built up his fame on one and two
reel laugh productions and In length
enlng his offerings he has proper
topnlly Increased the comedy poesi-
billties. "Grandma's BOY" 10 consld
cred by the majority Of picture critics
and the public nj large M the best
nffnri of tho rnngled flnkinr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13

PHILADELPHIA STATION CwDAR).
LIT BRDTHFItR GGn METGHH)
40 TO .nu y. tn Popular dance iuus sic
ana their best Sung bits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
Rugs-Rugs-Rugs

received % bales of fine Wiltons Veves
Administers Brussels and Wool fibre These bought before
prices advanced and of will be sold accordingly
The sizes are 3 it, 6 it., #. it,, it. in. it, it.
3 in. X 10 #. 6 in. and 9 it. II #.
f. II f. high grade Wilton Rugs $1,000 and $4,000 each
8 it. x II Administer Rugs $4,000 and $4,000 each
9 II #. Velvet Rugs $4,000 each.
SIT 3 in X 10 #. 6 in Velvet Rugs $4250 each.
7 it, 6 in X 9 #. Administer Rugs $500 each
it, IT, Velvet and Administer Rugs $500 and $500
zach.
TIT in it, Wool Fibre Rugs $1250 and $4,000 each.
sx6f Velvet and Administer Rugs $780, $500 and s. 50
each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13
Dorothy Dalton and jack Holt.

Recent months have brought forth
many popular stellar combinations but
none that We're more general In appeal
than the ono that Is featured In the
photoplay "On the High Seas" open
ing n three-day engagement at the
Queen Theatre today. Jack Holt and
Dorothy Dalton are parties to IT, II
variety is tho spice of life, then It ia
III THE light that one may view THE
phptoplay which Is the perturbation
Of Edward Shcidon's first original
screen story. II opens with n great
ocean liner afire and the rescue of a
millionaire's daughter ny two grimy
Stukers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13

golden oak chairs box frames with
reinforced upholstered imitation leather seats Special
price $245 each.
Solid Oak Chairs, wood extra strong well made and
nicely finished, $175 each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13

Try an Every Evening Want AID,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13

Gather Piows-genun goose feather pillows in e. c. A.
gs Size 22x2S Absolutely and sanitary S245 each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-13

SCHENECTADY STATION wGU.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-19
Careless Shampooing
Spells the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully. II
you Want TO keep your hair looking
Il. best. Most eoaps and prepared
shsmpoos contain too much alkan.
This dries the scalp. makes the hair
brittle and rAins It.
The best thing Cor steady use Is
Mulsliied cocoanut oil shampoo (Which
Is pure and grea selse3). and IL better
than anything else you can uee.
One or tive teaspoonflis OF Mulsi-
fed Will cleanse the hair and scalp
thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair
with water and rub IL in. It makes
an abundance OF rich, creamy lath.r.
which rinses out easily, removing
every particle OF dust. dirt. dandruf
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. ard II leaves the
scalp soft. and the hair fine and silky.
bright lusrous, fluffy and easy 10
manage.
You can get Mulsifled cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy, It's very
cheap. and a few ounces will supply
every member OF the family for
months. BE sure your druggist gives
yoG Mulsified. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-19
SEEK Friend. in Hour Of Need.

I'm tho hour of need we quickly
seek our best friends" writes Chas.
Schridd Ward de Wet. s57 73rd ave-
nue.. Oakland. Cal. Our little boy and
girl had severe dry. rasping cough
without phlegm, cough that chokes
and fiushes the face OF the sufferers
like unto commissions. Foley's Honey
and Tar was n wonderful emergency
remedy" Cases like this give Foley's
Honey and Tar Its reputation ms the
best remedy for coughs and colds. N.
Il. Danforfh.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-19
EVELYN NEsBIr EyICTED.
Former Chorus Girl Unable to Pay
Rent On Tea Room.

New York. Jan. 1s.--Evelyn Ncsbit
has bcen evicted from her tearoom.
The pink ten t9bles, dishes and kitchen
utensils were set into the street when
she~was unable to pay the rent. Yes
tcrday she talked through the door
of a furnished room In a house few
doors from the tearoom that was. She
was Ill In bed. One OF her dogs barkcd
dismally. and in pain-racked voice
she vainly attempted to silence 1t.
Il was behind only IL days" she
said. They came In and threw my
things into the street. sent out for
help. but none came. and here l am.