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Evening journal., 1922-02-24
TO ELIMINATE GRADE CROSSING

County Engineer Grubb and his
assistants went to Lumbrook. near
Newark. this morning to confer with
officials Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad regarding the railroad
bridge to cross the Lincoln High
way at that place. The bridge is
to eliminate the grade crossing Of
the Lincoln Highway and B. & o.
Railroad.
Evening journal., 1922-02-24
boosts CIrY,s ,HARBoR

George A. York. Of Chicago. rep
resentative OF the Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company. a visitor to this
city. declares Wilmington people
should enthusiastically support every
plan for the enlargement OF Its har-
Dor facilities" He further believes
the new marine terminal will be
among the best OF its Size in the
country.
Evening journal., 1922-02-24
ACCEPTS PAsTORATE HERE.

Call to accept the pastorate Of
the Pentecostal Church. Twenty
third and Pine streets, has been ac-
cepted by the Rev. William A. Coke.
Brooklyn. He is a brother Of Charles
Coke. principal OF the Wilmington
High School.
Evening journal., 1922-02-24
DISCUSSES LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

G. C.. Herring. Jr.. secretary OF the
Wilmington Building and Loan In
formation Bureau, explained the
methods Of building loan associa-
tions TO employees OF the Jackson and
sharp plant OF the American Car
and Foundry Company. during the
lunch hour al the plant today. APP
plications for any who cared 10 Join
building associations we're left al
the plant by Mr.. Herring
Evening journal., 1922-02-24

to Consress that It adopt the metric
system for this county.
a committee was authorized to be
appointed by Pr ident Gawthrop to
appear before Council in relation TO
the proposed vehicle ordinance.
Evening journal., 1922-02-24
HARRoR NIEErING RRIEr.

The weekly meeting of the Har-
Dor Board today lasted only a few
minutes. Only routine business, in
cluding payment Of a few bills. was
considered.
Evening journal., 1922-02-24

TIERES Mothers chance to in
i i fuse a new spirit of good will
in the family group. Here's a new
way to make the meals more attract
i've without extra effort for her.
Moreover, if Mother regularly
serves Burdan's Ice-cream, she will
find that the family will gain in their
store of good health and energy
their good spirits" will increase.
Every process in making Burdan's
is designed by the Burdan Brothers
to produce the finest ice-cream-and
the best food-that can be made and
they personally supervise every oper-
alton in the making of their ice-cream.
Raw materials - the pure fresh
whole milk, the rich cream and deli
cious fruit flavors - are selected by
the Burdans themselves, and tested
Evening journal., 1922-02-24
oRnERs RECEIVERs' sNLEs.

Chancellor Wolcott today directed
receivers for the Motor Service Com
pany and the Retail Grocers' Ex-
change to sell off the assets of the
concerns.
Evening journal., 1922-02-24
WHO WANTs MARKEr srANn2

Clerk OF the Market McAteer is
receiving applications from persons
who desire TO rent stands on King
and Madison streets for the year be-
ginning May /.
Evening journal., 1922-02-24
How to Danish
Piles
Thousands Bless Or. Leonhardt. the
Physician who Discovered This
Common sense Remedy.

II you think that the surgeons knife
As the only method OF escape from the
misery Of piles. it's because you haven't
heard of the new treatment known as
Dr. Leonhardts HEM -ROID.
The Doctors treatment is internal
by experimenting FOR years he discover
ed the exact cause OF piles and then
went further and compounded a remedy
that would remove the cause.
DD Leonhardt wants every sufferer 10
benefit by his discovery and so that
there viii be no douhting or delay Eek
erds or Danforth's Drug Stores and an
druggists are authorized 10 sell HEM
ROlp with guarantee that it VIM do as
stated or money back.
on that honorable basis every suffer-
er should secure a package Of Dr. Leon
hardfs HEM-ROID today.
Evening journal., 1922-02-24
Serve ICe-Cream
regularly Winter and summe0
##ffHK1 NHAhlHk

for food-value, purity and whole
someness.
In addition to the personal super
vision of the Burdan Brothers, their
process is wholly protected by the
most up to date-methods of scientific
control.
And the result is a delicious, pure
ice-cream-a worthy product of the
extrene degree to which the Burdans
personally go to assure your salts
faction.
A new and delightful sensation
awaits you in your first dish Of
Burdan's Ice cream. Housewives
who thought they knew the best
ice cream say that Burdan's is a
complete revelation to them in its
rich, creamy deliciousness.
Burdan Brothers. Establishedl899
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
u. Of DELAWARE Wins
OVER PH|LA. DENTAL
Coach McAvoy's Warriors Get
Away to Flying Start in
Seasons Opener.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Dec. 22-t'n.vcrs.fy a.
Delaware ushored IN the basketball
season last night by defeating TING
Philadelphia Dental College five. q
10 u. Tho local team had 200 hustl"
every minute o. tho time TO- land 90
front Tho visitors had tho advantage
NJ having played six prrr.rus games
This season and are ioIdlrs tno IhIa-
dciphia College League. i;rrs Hnn
bumped centur FOR -uo Dental college.
is a brother ~ Professor Carl D. E'r-
Of the University ~ Delaware faculty.
The first hair ended with rho scDre
lie. . o. g. DeIrvtrc took tnr irll
carly in tho second nr,f and h..l b.
throughout tho remainder OF 'un
game. scoring % points, while Emo
Dental college so0rc1 hIt Eve po.u'-
IN tho last hlE Robinson r1d W.
1 lams did tho best offensive work fni
| Delaware. while both Mcdonald and
/ France played fair guarding gam"
/ Chapman and Reee did mo bost w0rl
/ FOR tho visitors De,awa rc's work
however. showed .7ok ~ prac'i.'
and n times was crude. especial. fn'
passing. which was sl0w and mae
~uratc Neither team used q suhe'.
.uto during tho eu'.ro game.
The lineup.
DELAWARE
Goals
Robinson forward
lack son forward
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
THOMAS FLANAGAN DEAD.
n. Was Famous n Baseball Player
and One Time Tutor Of big Six

Thomas Flanagan. formerly a noted
baseball pitcher. : dead a; his home.
se7 Eas; 2 gh;h street. aged s.. The
-ause % rs death. which occurred on
"Wednesday evening was a heart at
.ark. following a severe cold contract
cd v-h.ie on a cunning Tip. three
weeks ago.
BE was born and brouGh; up in
" ..rr nr-or. mo son 90 Nj. and Mrs
Jpnn FLANAGAN. He attended -
Nsrys Pa-cch.a. School and while "a
scno0, hoy developed a fondness Tor
hase1a.t and .s'er became a profess
si1rsl PLAYER While with the Fail
RIVER .eaw - me New England
League .r 1898 ne mad Christie Mat
thewson 49, pupil. For several yeats
prior tp 1915 ne was m the ho;el
/ business 80 Townsend and 4 streets
/ S.I'a Wilmington.
%. - survived 10y ms wife. Mrs
Emma r flanagan. bro'Aet james
/ and t1re, SISTERS. Mrs Mary C.ancy
and Ahs M4cnaei !. SharKey. 90 Pm.
ado ph.a. and Mrs Catherine McGar
Ir.tv. o. At.an'.e Cl.y. An only chad
Mr. Vera Wt,suDerg. died in Febru
sry nf 'h.s year
ST. flanagan was q member pf Re
lance Fire Company. th- Nolunte,'
tlrsuer Reject Association. IN,
Loyal order %; Moose and the Demo
.rstr LesE 90 The funeral Will TAX
place 0u saturday morning. with sol
sur requiem mass a. -. Mary's Il
IC church. a. O'Clock. Intermen
vi bc made m the Cathedral GENE
'a}.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
SAlES|ANUM STARS
AWARDED LETTERS
Eighth and West Streets Grid
ders Receive Symbols OF
Prowess on Cridiron.

A. a MACS meeting held yesterday
afternoon prior ~ the closing OF the
school for the Christmas holidays. let
Irra we're awarded 90 10 members ~
.hr 1899 football squad. The meeting
opened with an address 10y Rev.
Joseph butler. principal ~ the school
~ which no congratulated the school
on .fs success in past ACTIVITIES both
.n athletics and IN school week.
ne then introduced Rev. !. Francis
ru.kcr. ~ n. provincial ot IN"
p,atr FATHERS 90 -. Francis he sales.
onn 10 q short address. c'mplimented
.l, men who were fortunate enough
.. W4u he :. explaining its signin-
..tn,c and commenting upon the
n,ra.tcr and achievements 20 fomer
vett,rs OF fhr =
90, t's1 commended Coach Maloy
..r Dol. good work IA developing a
lam. worthy of the name ot Salcsi-
,rtu. IRON, a Ugh, and inexperienced
..risd fo one ~ the best IN the state
Father Tuckcr then called on Coach
Ntf,V for q shoe talk. coach Mal.oN
,nerafrlafed captain DNlan. who Jed
Inns seas,rs squad. lie also thanked
.t, faculty. and ,nc students for their
whole hearted support during the en-
.... season
Fath"r Tucker then awarded ih'
coveted letters 90 the following men
,traIn D1ltu M.uUd Reese. Fran
.. i'lrk,. the hu,warh at defense FOR
.n, tafhan, eleven: Joseph Lowell
whose ah., grueral~h.p was Conspicu-
..t. Un every game. Francis Grant
I.u.s pu-u and Rt, Mcmahon. ends
. .t'Io Of ,tpluI, w.nsmen who proved
I,.t v.t,l both on onensc and dc
..rsc element Lemon. Edward Fahey
NItm schwartz. Joe Ma.oney and Joe
10 900 capable hnetren. Gene cur
.In Ughfes' man on the squad. wh'
..-rr,rs much credit for his work ~
Trrac and defense. and Manage
Loan Wisri,wski. Francis Shcchy an'
EINarI CuiNuanc. who sustained IN
,,a % tho first game ~ tho sea
..r. With Newark High. also receive,
...fs
4. o.. crt ~ tho meeting Cc1cl
fI.U., sn vct h.~ 1rprc'n "n ~
.N ... I,rc by ,hr substitutes. Wa
..,teI t- o team agtluS, which IN
Varsity NIGH, perfect their team
VOWS ard plays. 10y 'hauN.ng them ~
...I invaluable s'tN.,e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
Here are two standard samples:

Here are two standard samples:
beating Jack johnson
Dempsey tremendous size
training No for road
Confidence on
values. overconndcnce
or chance
Working hard develop groove swing
n vino he
qualifying champion
was either practns nnv odd intervals straight through or else
through
feeling
worked his the other hadn't
shades
confidence and
is shade.
1920 and
overcouhdence
preparation.
The
n matte wha nsyb
suddenly
developing unexpeted strength raise the dickens
Against not Tor
Sraned regard weakness
Of
through
success s na'"'' @" players ''o'" players ana golfers "usn
inability develop confidence themselves
will
group feeling pcholossy have in years
they
leave result
at least chance it idea
your Orronen,
W he n OF the Of career
Nineteen hundred a
Willard be all
money
dsgree
in
End how the Die
m all-roun
carry
his afternoon
the ar
upon proportonate
- a O a for lumbe
% breath IN the harko Of his
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
of DeLa1uare Fiue Opens Cage Season With Victory
WHERE is9a TRAPsHOOTING
CHAMPIONSHIP WILL ne HELD

state city
Arizona Phoenix
California San Francisco
Colorado Denver
Connecticut Hartford
Florida Sanford
Ohio Columbus
Idaho Twin Falls
Illinois Chicago
Indiana Indiana polls
Iowa Mason city
Kansas Coneyville
Kentucky PARIS
Michigan petoskey
Minnesota Pequot
Mississippi Bixoli
Missouri Kansas city %
Joplin
Montana Great Falls
Nebraska Omaha
New Hampshire GOnstown
New Jersey Trenton
New York Buffalo
North Carolina Durham
Ohio Columbus
Oklahoma Ardmore
C.eRon Corvallis
/ tfnNtllFhNh rTffUHbliE
/ Rhode Island Providence
/ South Carolina SpartanFburg
/ south Dakota Aberdeen
! Tennessee Memphis
| Texas Amarillo
| Utah ogden
! Vermont Rutland
! Virginia Norfolk
Washington Walla Walia
| West Virginia Clarkshurg
| Wisconsin Waupaca
| Wyoming lander
Zones.
| Southern Atlanta
| Pacific Coast los Angeles
Great Lakes Chicago
| Prairie Houston
National.
Grand American Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
>I/AN>f AND MOIIA
TO RENEW NET FEED

London. Dec. PA renewal
% the tennis feud between Mile.
suzanne lsengien and Mrs MOlla
Blurstedt Mallory next summer
seemed "A probability yesterday.
s cablegram from America
stating that Mrs Mallory plan
ned 20 come 10 Wimbledon in
quest OF the wOmen's title
brought the announcement from
A II Muir. Suzanne's manager.
that the French star would also
participate in the Wimbledon
tournament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
DEFIANCE SQTAD TO RE
PHOTOG RAPHFD SUNDAY

The Defiance football eleven. Della
ware state champions for the 1922
season. will be photographed sunday
afternoon az Third and Adams az !
O'Clock. The following men are re-
ques;ed 20 be az Third and Adams
Quinn. O'Br.en. Rose Hess!on. Hagen
Mcconnell, Ford. Frey. Jestw!ck
Gillespie. Clarke. Donneuy. Savage
Carroll. Lowell. Sch.en. Columbo. Nash
Shery, Reeder. Fuliben. Ross. Duettc
.Sayers. Wash, Lcrry and Coacf
4 Charley Wo.sh and Manager Mot
shannon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
Newark vs.. Elkton.


Newark. Dec. 22-The Newark
football team will 20 10 Elkton to-
morrow 20 play the second Of a series
OF three games with the eleven repre-
senting that place. The first game
las, saturday. played here. resulted IN
a 10 % o victory for Eikton. and New
ark is anxious 10 even Up for that de
feat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
rari, ~ IainaIl rIa,grnnnd.

ud'r th, supervision Of Miss Edith
Adnnf Do Christmas party will be-
SVEN Dos the chusren 81 the Tatnall
Playground go Twenty fourth and
rHfuau streets. this evening az $50.
at .hr playground
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
GIRLS VARSITY TO
PLAY ALUMNAE TEAM
High School Basketball Game
Will Draw Big Crowd Of Ad-
mirers of Cage Sport.

The girls Varsity sextot OF the
High School VIII open up their 1922
% season tonight when they oppose
the Alumnm squad. Miss Wainwright
has developed fast and aggressive
team and is confident Of taking Miss
Sharpless' proteges' number. The
present Varsity has three veterans In
the Misses Render. Porter and Camp
bell. and with this trio as nucleus
the squad should have a prosperous
season. Mes Wainwright put her
charges through q strenuous workout
Yesterday md tho girls seemed Ia
have mastered team work and shoot
ing
The former graduates according to
Miss Sharpless. have been In practice
since Octobor. under the leadership
If Miss Montgomery. a graduate Of
Temple University. Tho coach has q
galaxy of former stars and should
have no trouble In rounding out q
squad that will give the present
Varsity n stin argument this even
ing Some of the girls who played
on the Alumni last year have not
arrived from college. hut Miss Mont
gomery has material enough 10 OH uI
any vacancies.
Last year the Alumng won tho an
nual battle. 1910 after an eXCitinr
game The Alumni had figured on
"walSaway" before the game hu
the Varsity surprised them. Zoe az th'
first half the Alumng was on th'
short end. So However. tho lead wa:
! Co 10 ff.a
Kitchen combine came out on top
The present Varsity. however. says
hat II is their time 20 win tonight.
Following tho game. which is billie
20 start AZ 40. a dance will be held
The two attractions combined Should
draw record crowd 10 the boys
gymnasium Tonights probable line
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
rARk>Ipi u,p M TR"i BIf
DEFEATING I'm WARD
en-, p,shrrp,rI IrAGrE.

rarkside had lutte difficulty In Dc
f.aflnr mo seventh Ward team IN
no CITY League iast nlSht az me
. rkwo'd park gymnasium. the
ank crew sCrairg ou' on fop q. q
. ,, 90 s,... v.'hout he srvic,s 90
coo G1lhc- l'd Gibson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

Dear SIR Please explain present champions are sup
the line
the he draw? RI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

Results are what you are seeking
Use classified ads.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

guard ~ Lyman. guard \ Poster. FOR
ward : kauss forward. y BraCkin
side center. \ Davis. jump center
The boys team IL engaging North
east High this afternoon and the stu
dents arc anNlously awaiting the re
suit ~ the game Yesterday Coach
Ashton pi,tc,i his ch1rges aga.ns, Tho
Iunls VARSITY. II" and &C." squads
respectively. and the Iitchenstein
rev managed 20 keep "A clean slate
10y disposing OF Thorn in short. snap-
by games II IL said that "Babe ID
scott IL out ~ the game on account
% studics Scott put mp a good game
agains, Newark in the few minutes NJ
played and Coach Ashton had hopes
tha, he would be fxture on the big
squad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

Referee ToeTel ~ aiichlgan nj
vcraty. Time ~ halyos ~ minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

FrD, case. schii,tier. ao9 King.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

tails III SOS a22-2446
SECOND BAPTIST.
tForfeit)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

Field Foul pc
Robinson forward
lack son forward
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

The Deacon has shown just how
hen the rsht Baseball certainly in on hi
the last years. way another.
The Washington times., 1922-09-20

Mrs. Nelson nO'Shaughnessy, accom-.
panied by her son. Elm O'Shaugh'
messy, returned from Europe by the
Olympic and Joined Mr.. O'Shaush'
messy at the Gotham Hotel New
York. Their son will enter prepara'
tory school at New Milford, Conn.
The Washington times., 1922-09-20
COOL KITCHEN
FOR CANNING;
=. FIVE M|LES0FF
Wonders OF the Electric Range
Described by Expert.
Cost Least Of All. \

Would you like to do your can
ming with the range fire miles awayf
That Is practically what you do
when you do your canning electri.
caiiy. The fire that generates the
electric heat for your kitchen Is
burning under the boiler In an cleo.
trio power house far away from the
spot where the home cook uses II.
The wires, which are the messengers
Of the electric power, stand ready to
supply this heat at the snap OF the
electric button.
with other fuels, canning means q
piping hot kitchen, a steaming stove,
and q heat-bedraggled cook. In elec-
trio cookery the range does not heat
the kitchen.
For the cold-pack method Of can.
ming, blanch. dip and pack fruits
or vegetables as usual. Then place
the jars inside the cooker compart.
rnent in q, deep kettle containing
water few inches deep.
The cookers are so heavily insu.
tion Of heat that about thirty min
utes OF current takes care OF the
average canning.
Next In deiiciousness to fresh ripe
frEit are preserves cooked in the
electric fireless way with all the real
fruity goodness there-none of It
having been boiled or stewed away.
This ID because in the cooker com,
partment or In the oven of the cleo
trio range, II is possible to steam
foods with an unbelievably small
amount Of water.
The kettle is inclosed in a som.
paratively air-tight compartment and
the steam is generated, conserved,
and superheated to act as the best
medium for heat distribution. AS
they cannot be absorbed by the
steam, the entire food value and the
full flavor are retained in the fruits.
The Washington times., 1922-09-20
THEATER
LIGHTING ENDS
OPERA CLASSES
Former Essential OF Evening al
the Drama Has Become
Obsolete.

Consider the exit Of the opera
glass!
At a recent New York perform.
ahce an out-ef.town group caused
quite a stir when they produced
opera glasses and groceeded to use
them. For In metropolitan audiences
these glasses had become as obso-
lete as smelling salts and snuff
boxes.
Henry Hull, leading man in '"The
Cat and the Canary" explains that
these once 30 necessary theater ac-
cessories have gone the way Of cast
off trinklets for three reasons: First
that the new vogue Of the small
playhouse eliminates distances and
so makes opera glasses unnecessary;
second. more people have corrected
their own faulty vision by wearing
glasses and therefore do not need
the aid Of a second pair; and further,
that the greater sociability Of the
theater years ago, when people used
opera glasses to locate their friends
and bow. has passed.
"All very nice, but not the rea-
son." commented Mr.. Hull's chief
electrician. "Opera glasses went
out when good lighting came in. In
the old days there were two kinds
Of lighting-on and off. Now there
are a hundred gradations, and there's
no eye strain. That's the real story
Of the passing Of the opera glasses. "
The Washington times., 1922-09-20
REV. J. A. RYAN WILL SPEAK
ON IRISH DEVELOPMENTS

The, Rev. John A. Ryan, profes-
sor Of economies at the Columbus
University and knights Of Columbus
Evening School. has just returned to
70 this city from an extended visit
to England and Ireland. He taught
several months at Oxford while on
the other side. r.,
Dr. Ryan, who went through IRE
land from one end to the other and
got first hand information on CON
ditions. will make his first public
address since returning at the
Knights Of Columbus Evening
School. e..
Michael Collins and other Irish
leaders" will be the subject Of DR..
Ryan's address next Tuesday night
at the evening school. 1904 F street
northwest. The meeting is open q
the public.
The Washington times., 1922-09-20

The marriage OF Miss Elsie Hart.
we'll Smith to DIR. Leon Alphonse
Martel Is taking place this afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the home OF the brides
sister. Mrs. Howard Payne Wilson,
at 23l6 Ashmead place. The cere-
mony will be performed at 4 o'clock
by the Rev. John p. Meagher, and,
owing to mourning in the family, will
be attended only by the immediate
relatives.
The Washington times., 1922-09-20
~ CHRONICLE or EVENTS
AND WOMEN VINO MAKE up
WASHlNGTCNS COMPLEX AND
INTERESTING SOCIAL LIFE

be held at Harbor Hill. the home Of
the bride.
Miss Mackay's sister, Miss Film
Mackay. will be maid of honor, and
her other attendants will be Mrs.
Edwin Main Post. jr., Mrs, Pierce
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. Jr., Mrs.
John McFaddsn, Mrs. Morehead Pat
terson. Miss Muriel c, Vanderbilt
and Mas Evelyn Wadsworth,
daughter of United States Senator
Wadsworth and q cousin OF the
bride. .
Mr.. o'Brien's brother, Esmond
O'Brien, will be his best man. ana
the ushers are TO be Justin O'Brien,
2. Roland Hartman, William Rylc,
Henry e. Coe, tr., William Carr,
Samuel sloan Walker, try Jesse
Hoyt, Atwood Violet, jr., Knight
wooley and Stanley w. Burke.
The Washington times., 1922-09-20

Miss Julia b! Hutton, daughter Of
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Paul c. Hutton,
OF 3514 Macomb street, and Miss Lily
Jane Axton. daughter of Col. and
Mrs. John T. Axton, Of 1915 Seven
teenth street, are returning to Mt.
Holyoke College. South Hadley,
Mass, which will open on Friday.
The Washington times., 1922-09-20
Era of Electricity.

Census figures prove that there
has been falling off OF about 20
per cent in the number Of persons
employed in domestic service
cooks, chambermaids. housemaids,
laundresses, and dressmakers work.
iRg in homes. This falling off is
attributed to the use Of electric ap-
pliances.
The Washington times., 1922-09-20
Dawson Estate $13,754.

MathildL lawson, who died at Cos
hen. N. H.. August last. left prop.
erty in this city valued at $13.754
according to the petition, for ancil,
larry letters testamentary filed yes
terday in Probate Court by James
b. Henderson, residuary legatee.