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The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
Y. v. c. A. DRIVE TO
Be LAUNCHED
Campaign TO Raise Funds For
Popular Institution, viii Be
Started Tuesday Morning,
Next.

The board Of directors of the Y. w.
C. A. is making definite plans for
the annual drive" to secure funds
with which to carry on this very es,
sential work in our city another
wear
"Tbe local association f1s a place
IN Brunswick that no other organiza-
'ca does through its girl's' clubs,
It room, room registry, and by
Fgice rs a community center where
nnfeh aad civic organ cations meet.
''r this reason the association is
aatIfied IN Appearing before the pub
ttc, giving every one an opportunity
10 assist in the work"
'fhe personnel Of the board is made
ap of number of Brunswicks most
aggressive, capable, and consecrated
women, who stand ready at all times
10 promote amy cause that will be
beneficial to their community. There
fore in presenting the work of the
Y. w. they feel confident that the
citizens win "stdy up their hands, :"
so TO speak, and aid Them in further
ing the work SO necessary for our
girls and young women.
The "drive" will begin Tuesday
morning October 3lst, continuing
through November 4th, and will be
sponsored by the following ladies':
Mesdames John Baumgartner, c.
Busk, Geo. T. Brown, A T.. Church,
g. E. Decker w, N Granting, w. H..
Greenfield, S. l., High, X. &. jackson,
Sarah X. Lee, A. e. Leybourne, j.
Z. Lambright T. w Mallard, Lacy
MeK.nnon, w. A. Sadtler, r. Il.
Sherman, G. P Smith, R. l.. Smith,
.. NJ Tyson w w Travis, A. M.
Way, W. II Wood O. E. Osborne and
Miss Edna Ferguson
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
DECIDES ON BEST LIFE IN
SURANCE

'Five years ago was refused life
insurance because Of my heart symp-
toms Doctors said it was caused
from pressure of gaa that come
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my druggist recommended Mayr'4
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ale catarrhal mucus from the intes-
u tract aud allays the inflamma-
ion which causes practically all
;'onach liver and intestinal ailments,
Including appendicitis. One dose will
rongince or money refunded.
Sold by all druggists.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
CALLS ANSWERED BY FIRE
DEPARTMENT YESTERDAY.

The fine department responded to
three calls yesterday and in each
.ssa did excellent service At /
Gclsck am alarm was sent in which
iel the laddies to 1913 Union
9Lr IT. The Two story houses occu-
nlcd oy Nh and MIS-. Bone aud was
h.5aa The damage was small At
@ iae department went 10 1906
y q street ard distinguished a small
,.." This house is owned by Mrs.
-~u '., sod is occupied By a colored
+ mlly. Only mail damage result
Cd. The last call came last night at
7:I5 and the department made d good
l0nSto l1l1 Stonewall street and ex-
tineuished a blaze in house owned
and occupied by Paul Rainey, colored.
Only slight damages resulted.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
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The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
30 HAVE GREAT GOLF
INKS ON ST. SIMON.

Edwin ?. Ansley, well known At
anita realtor, who owns considerable
property on St. Simon, viii put
force to work shortly in preparing
If links on his property It is
tated that golfers will enjoy the
cry bea, there is in suitable golf
rounds"
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
AVIATION ARMY ASKS
FOR DONATIONS HERE.

The social service department of
the Salvation Army will have repre-
aentatives here Tuesday who come
for the purpose Of soliciting dona-
tions Of books, newspapers, clothing
and other articles. Those who can
give will be doing a good service as
the army has many calls for such ar
lcles and especially is this true of
Apthing
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
LLOYD GEORGE MAKES
MANY SPEECHES ON HIS
TOUR OF GREAT TRIUMPH

Edinburg, Scotland, Oct. 28.-
' M Lloyd George, in address
= here tonight declared himself
as still champion of national (
: unity and said his stand was for
Z lis rountry first and his party
: afterward,
= The former plemiel's trip 10
: this place from Glasgow was tri- (
= umphant and great crowds de- (
manded a speech at every step. Z
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The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
CONTESTED WILL CASE
YEARS. STANDING ENDS
(By Associated gess.l

Washington, Oct. 28l-Litigatton
Of ten years standing Twas sndel
,"hen jury in the Distrit Colum
bia supreme court decided thai the
r..e Atllson Hutchins, millionaire
Washington publisher, was mentall.
incompetent when he made his will
in 1910.
The will was contested by his
widow who was to receive thirty
five per cent of his four million dol.
LAT estate.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29

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The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
GAME WARDal'S
10 BE ON TIL I

fish wardens to be on tne 90 ~
reports Of rec.l ass viollti) )rs of
yhese urortan. laws have be-tL ne
ceived there. County WarderFA J.
Hunter Hopkins is using ey ay
means of enforcing the law here u
he asks sportsmen to assist him
report amy violations promptly IYis
wei known fact that many have
killed more than the bag limit for
marsh hens but no arrests have been
made as it was impossible for the
county warden to secure sufficient
evidence to warrant swearing out
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
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The Brunswick news., 1922-10-29
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03

an some cascs n glycerino content
In the soap used Is best, while In others
an oil soap gives better results. A dry
skin needs n super-fat soap, whereas
tho oily skin calls for n harsh soap, In
some cases even yellow laundry soap
being not too strong.
"Shampooing should be measured In
It's frequency by the activity OF the
glands. Too much Will often dry the
scalp out and kin tho surface tissue.
Long and constant brushing is very
good for the hair as II stimulates the
glands.
DR.. oliver advocated the practice Of
taking cold baths for those of normal
skin. but pointed out that the tempera
ture should be changed gradually or
else tho texture would be ruined. lie
recommended thermometer in the
bathtub.
| THE leathery surface OF tho skin oi
n seafaring man." no said. well illus
tratcs this point. They have no pro
lection and are constantly subjected
to rapid and constant changes OF TEN
pcrature.
ut must be admitted that wells ant
powder protect tho skin. and although
am opposed 20 tho use OF powie1
from an osthetic standpoint IL canno
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
CLAIMS SUNSHINE
/ MAKES Badness
Also Said to be Responsible for
Cancer and Skin
Diseases.

DIR. Il. Lawrence Oliver. assistant
dermntologist of Harvard medical
school. delivering tho Sunday after
noon health lecture recently, declared
that exposure OF the scalp to the sums
rays would bring on complete baid-
ness. and that sun. as one OF the prlm-
ary causes. was responsible for much
OF the worlds cancer of tho skin. lie
Issued warning that healthy skin was
dependent on keeping the glands open
and functioning.
mo two skins are alike" he said
"and while baths, soap and water are
good for some persons, others do not
need to bathe, at least as frequently
az many others" Blackheads and
pimples he declared needed water, and
soap as strong as tho skin could stand
"what Is bad for one skin is good
for another" he continued. "A blonde
skin is much more sensitive 90 changes
/ OF temperature, sunlight and Other
considerations than is tho swarthy
type. Again, those who perspiro freely
are much less affected by the heat
than others whose skin In habitually
dry. For a dry skin n daily bath is H
very bad thing, whereas person
whose skin IL naturally oily needs
constant bathing. Chapping indicates
inactivity of the oil glands.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
orney General Robert II. Richards Of

torney Gencral Robert II. Richards of
Wilmington: former Secretary of
State George II. Hall. Drs. q. Layton
and Frank J.. Grier md Mark l..
Davis OF Milford: Mifiiin Wilson,
Dover; Former Secretary of State
Everett &. Johnson of Newark:
Charles Warner. Republican state
chairman; Charles II. Gmntland sec
retary of the Republican State Com
mittee; Donald Morton, Howard NJ
Ward. president of City Council:
James II. McManus. chairman OF the
finance committee OF Council; Charles
NJ. Patterson. chairman OF the Re-
publican County Committee for New
Castle county; Senator l.. Hcisler
Rail and party: Colonel Thomas w.
Miller. alien property custodian. and
Mrs. Miller. DIR. Joseph L. Wales and
party; Miss Jeanette Dckman. Mrs.
Donald Ashhrook. Samuel J. White,
city treasurer; NJ. Howard Jester,
state tax commissioner; Mr.. and Mrs.
Benja min +. Shaw, s. ID. Townsend,
Jr.. Major Edmund Michel, Repre-
sentatives Kinder and Silas Warning
ton, OF Harbeson: Governor VILLA IN
~. Denney, Secretary OF State Alden
X. Benson: state Auditor Daniel
Thompson. Robert Truitt OF Dagsboro
John l.. Bradley OF Smyrna; Robert
Carpenter. Port Penn; Napoleon b
Register. postmaster OF Lewes: Stan
ley Long. Selbyville; L. s. Marshal
Walter y. Money. William J. Swain
former state treasurer: George Wat
ers. Horace Sudler OF Bridgeville:
Caleb Printon. Angora: Charles "
Lank. Milton; John King. Laurel:
! Henry Johnson. Seaford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
HOME FROM SOUTH.
Lilburne Chandler Speaks Highly OF
Rotary Clubs There.

Mr.. and Mrs. I1lburne Chandler
returned Thursday from n 4-weeke'
trip through the South. They went
primarily to attend the wedding Of their
nitSce. Frances Glenn. ~ Birming-
ham. Ala. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
stopped at the homo OF Dr. Charles
Glenn. superintendent of public schools
OF that city. The Alabama metropolis.
Mr.. Chandler states. is building two
fine schols. each costing about two
million dollars. The Rotary Club of
that city, before which ne made an
address, is exceedingly active, the io'nI
attorney found.
Mr.. Chandler speaks highly OF Tho
treatment he was accorded by the
Southern Rotary Clubs. He made
after-dinner speeches before the Ro'
tary Clubs of birmingham Auburne
and Opelika.
On his trip Mr.. Chandler visited
Tuskegee Institute, which ne terme
the wonder OF the age" There he
together with DR.. Colgan. dean az
Education of Brown University; DIR
Garner of Missouri. head OF the nor
ticultural department of the south
and Dr. Dwight Duwell, head OF tbs
Auburne Polytechnic Institute ad
dressed 1900 Negro teachers. Mr.
Chandler was enthusiastic in his praise
Of the Negro educational institution
and the work Il is accomplishing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
FIRST L|M'R|CK|T|S
ATTACK WEDNESDAY
Everybody Going to be Infected
With Startling New
Disease.

There's no use getting nervous
about it. You can't stall Lim'rickitis.
It's like the goblin in the fairy story
OF your kid days, II will "get you
yet" When tho plague hits Whining
ton ii VIII be no respecter Of persons.
There are no preventatives. Even
the rare cure-all's and soda won't
purge your system of tho germs. Once
they get into tho blood you're n sure
goner. BE like the muchly-adver-
tised Pollyanna mako the best of
things and be glad that Lim'rickitis IL
not nearly as bad as hot weather and
it's lots moro remunerauve II you
choose to make it.-Turn to the
Right.
You can blame tho Every Evening
II you get n bad attack but you can't
sue the paper. No jury OF judge I'm
the country would recognize Llmrick
tits as anything but countcr-aetack k
against the blues.
Take Iim'riCkitis with the same ease
and delight az you would n summer
vacation. 1t has all of n vacation s
good points but none OF Its bad. You
don't have to travel on hot train
you get TO your destination. You
don't have TO spend money 10 enjoy
It. All you have to do is let the grey
matter in your Uranium get to work
The rest is easy
The first big attack OF the army OF
IAm'riCkitis germs will be made IN
| Wednesdays paper when an unfnish-
ed Limerick will be published. What
printed is O. *. but what ought t'
finish the se-well-that's horse
/ of a different color and that's wher,
the worst m-rickitis emanates.
| It's hard to get rid OF Lin 'rickitis
You7l think and you'll think and thel
you'n so hack again and think SOM
more. But when you've thought tn
thought that's when the best part o
the fun comes. Just write dow
that thought and IL it's "A good on
and II tells its own story, then YOU 81
back and wait tho RESULTS and the re
suits are worth all the efforts that yo'
might expcnd.
CUR parting shot is Watch III
Every Evening on Wednesday "Tur
TO the Right" and you'll find the soiu
ton TO all your troubles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
DEAIHA

BUTTER WORTH AT Richardson Park
on July ,. 1922. Edith VI wife OF George
ButterwOrth aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
of her son-in-lsw. Matthew Il Wha--
ton. Norway avenue. Richardson Park
un Wednesday afternoon. July s. at 3
clock daylight saving time Interment
private
CANiPBELL-In' this city. on July |.
1922. susan Belt. widow OF the Rev
William " Campbell in her SD year
Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral services at her late resi-
dence. 20Os West Seventeenth street. on
Monday afternoon at 3 OF clock. Interment
private
FRAIM-ln this city. on July 2 1922
Martin b Fraim. aged 66 years
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
deDce. 2HOO Market street. on Wednesday
afternoon, July .. al clock Inter
ment at Lombsrdy cemetery
PICKETT At the residence of her broth
er. James II Pickett 51O1 West Airing
ton Nynnaeld. Philadel phia. Pa on
July 2 1922 Emma B daughter OF the
late James r. and Mary A Pickett
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral services at the chapel AZ
Wilmington and brsndyvine cemetery on
"Wednesday July s. at O'Clock In
terment az Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery
TRtMl.-ln this city on July ? 1922
katharine NJ wife Of Anton Treml
Relatives and friends members OF
Germanis Temple. No =, Ladies OF the
Golden Eagle. are invited 10 attend tbs
funeral services at her late residence. 1ll7
West second street. on Wednesday after
noon 81 q clock. lnterment al River.
view cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
MANY GREET SENATOR
AND MRS. T.C. DU PONT
Throng From All Over the State
Attended Reception at
Georgetown.

speclal Correspondence Every FvcnihH'
C,orsctown, July s.-Many Sussex
county citizens gave reception 10
Senator and Mrs. Coleman du Fcnt
Saturday night in tho Public square
The AFFAIR also served ss a boost 10 the
Senators candidacy for denomination.
Prominent mon and women from All
PARTS OF the county wero present and
-ook part In the AFFAIR. The Public
Square. which served as a mecca Tor
the many political associates ana
friends OF the Senator, was brilliantly
lighted by more than 500 colored cleo
tric lights. which were surrounded ny
Varlculorcd Japanese lanterns. Rob
,nsnn's band of Wilmington furnished
music.
The hour for the reception WAS fixed
st & o'clock, but Ions before that time
THRONES of people began In assmh'e
ON tho streets and by the appointed
time II is estimated that more than
bNo non residents werc here. From :
o'clock 20 \. Senator and Mrs. du Pont
received. In the receiving line was
former Governor John O.. Townsend Of
Sclhyyillc. and next TO him were Sen
AANE ana MlNs Nl4 NlAt W hAtf wa NV
other end Of tho line were Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph T.. Holland of Milford. Mr.
Holland and x-Governor Townsend
being former associates of the Sen
atnr on the Highway Commission, Men
IN AL walks uf life We're introduced
and greeted the Senator. Prominent
men from all parts az the county and
state were present.
while the reception naturally Is
viewed from n political standpoint. Il
was great occasion. however. foi
fhe county and may he set down nj
one 81 the most elaborate social func
tons ever given here.
4 luncheon was served "a all WHIT
would partake Of It. The luncheon con
sisted ~ ham, Saratoga chips. crai
salad, French rolls. cream. cakes
coffee and orange punch. Eli Hoxte'
of Wilmington Was caterer.
while politicians from all parts q
Sussex county and the state wer
present. there seemed 20 he it'll
chance to have heart 10 heart" talk
with the Senator. for he was kept bus,
during the greater part OF the even
.ng greeting friends.
County politicians. however. wer
seen - bc grouped about the Puhli
square talking about tho political sit
nation. but their chats We're of shor
duration. because a spirit of sociahil
~ perry AIDED the air and they wer
Kept pretty busy greeting friends
Congrr Caieh Il Layton wa
in the throng Some 81 the QUITO.
town men present were: Forme
Judge DAVID T. Marvel. former a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
be denied that AZ q protection II serves

be dcnIed thht az o protcct1on It s"TVcs
It's purpose.
The skin In very prone 70 Injury
by the sun, contrary to the common
belief and cancorous ulcers often re-
suit from exposure. though they are
not particularly dangerous. Tho sun
is. however. ono of tho primary causes
of cancer OF tho skin. There are. Of
course. many diseases in which tho
sun IL beneficial. but these can be
treated as effectively by ultraviolet
rays."--Boston Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
To Visit AlnSkA.

Miss Marion S. Crozier. teacher in
the high school. and Mrs. Rebecca
Stewart Young. formerly of this city.
now Of East Liverpool. Ohio, will
leave with "A party Of friends today
for n trip 10 Alaska. The tour will
take In Chicago. st. Paul. Vancouver
and various other places Of interest
The party will be away five weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
IN MFM0RIAM.

Ms-garef Bugess wife os John "
Thomas who departed this life the third
cay OF July. 1901
10 loving remembrance OF my dear
mother. who fell asleep in the arms of
Jesus
on. dear mother. how I miss you as
years roll by. | often sit and think how
many dear ones have crossed the river OF
death. but when think of you. dear
mother. how my heart aches for
that smile and kiss which YOU always
had for me. Gone but not forgotten.
From her daughter. Sarah Hindsle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
Feast Of MI. Carmel,

While the Feast of Our Lady of
Mount Carmel is an annuol feast among
the Italian residents of Wilmington
this year il promises 70 exceed all past
events. II vii be held on July 16. A
day Of religious festivities will he held
a. Twenty-second and Claymont
streets by the Italian societies af-
filiated with ST. Patrick's Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03

Walls n Tour Europe.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ruby r. Van and Miss
Grace yail Of Milford sailed yester-
day from New York for three
months tour of Europe. They will
visit Belgium. France. Italy, Germany.
Switzerland and England. returning
about October /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
Fireworks Display at shenpot.

What b planned 10 bo tho most
elaborate display OF Fireworks for
yenrg will bo given At Shellpot Park
tomorrow evening. There VIII be forty
different sections 10 tho dispiay and
the numbers offered win be varied.
Tho exhibition will open with raiute.
Tho usual day attractions viii obtain
at both parks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
Auto and Trolley Collide.

Trolley car No. 30. OF the Delaware
avenue line. was in collision at Della
ware avenue and Jackson street Sat
urday night with a touring car owned
by stephen Hamilton. OF 913 North
Franklin street