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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02

young screen stars Will have the op-
portunity 20 offer 10 tho Majestic
patrons an entertainment that cannot
help but appeal 10 their sense OF the
romantic and the good. The CRU
ender" n modern story. well titled,
Nnce II concerns the efforts Of young
man OF today % tnckie and overcome
obstacles that were as mighty as inc
ones that confronted the famous Saint
George when he went out dragon
hunting.
"Monte Cristo" at Arcnd'n.
The pen of Alexandra Dumas has
again supplied ecreon production with
a marvellous scenario. From Dumas'
widely read stcry, "The Count of Mon
te Cristo'. William Fox has produced
screen drama worthy Of tho once
popular stage play adapted from the
story and n production which would
have pleased the French author him
self II In NOW the feature the Ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02
DU POINT HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
TO PRESENT THREE ACT COMEDY

THE Green Stockings" a three-act
comedy. will be presented by the stu
dents of the du Pont High School in
the assembly room of the school to-
morrow evening at s O'Clock. for the
benefit OF the Girls Athletic Associa-
ton. Miss Wagner has been coaching
the students.
The cast of characters comprises
Henry Roser. Willard Squires. Walter
Layman. James Dobb Edwin Beatty.
Joseph Nesbit, Marjorie Tomlinson,
Margaret Wilde, Catherine Kerr,
Grace Hodge. Louise Dryden, Roy Will
mont. An orchestra directed by Will
mer Jones. will furnish music. Re
freshments' will he for sale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02

cadia Theatre and is giving 70 tho
audiences there an entertainment that
IN rare In proportions of beauty,
thrills and romance.
Bebe Daniels and James Eirkwood!
a pbotopiay with touch OF thd
nelodramatic, q bit Of comedy and
nposs unusai development 10 PINK
Goa.i', which the Queen Will offer ths
rect OF this week commencing today.
Tomorrow, Friday evening, there VIII
be no performance due 70 o political
meeting In the theatre. The last show
ing will begin about four o'clock IN
the afternoon. Many different things
contributed TO the production u Pink
Gods and the same things seem 70
assure in advance the success that no
picture win enjoy. Bebe Daniels and
James Kirkwood appear at tho head
Of O. cast Of such players as Anna q.
Nilsson, Raymond Hatton, Adoiphs
Mentou. Guy Oliver and George Cow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02
RADIO PROGRAM TO-DAY.
PHILADELPHIA STATION (wFD.
(sTRAWBRIDGE H. CLOTHIER.)

GLASS - SIAIlON t4VO ME lENS].
$40 to 7.06-rThe children's own half
hour. Stories by Coesin Gertrude.
Official produce market and livestock re-
ports ut 10 n. m. and p. IN. on 4s5
meters.
PHILADELPHIA STATION lWOO).
lWANAMAkEk's. 400 METERS
7.so1Concert by Il. g. o. Military
Band. J. Lawrence Grinncll, director.
so9yocSl an, md pstrament'l eonssrt by
0.o0--Grcat organ recital. Miss Mary
e, vogt at the console. a..
i0.o2--Unftcd States weather forecast.
LIT BROTHERS (380 METERs).
40 Go 500 p. UNPOPULAR dance music
and their best song hits.
NEWARK STATION CwoR).
l.. BAMBERGER & co. 600 METERs).
2.30 p. denomination OF tho series OF
"Attle Journeys to tho Homes OF the
Great" by Ebert Hubbard. The journey
this week will DO the home OF Victor
3.60-sons recital by kathryn Holey. so;
prano. OF East Orange. N. j., accompanied
by Maybelle Cowan. program, la) Mon
= %a nds s.'c Sc) "Untii sanderson; ID
THE Star" Rogers.
s.I5-Piano solo by Maybeilo Cowan
Title to be announced over radio.
330-Continuation of tho series OF talk
to parents on practical Application o
Analytical Psychology to the Problems o
Child Development and Education" b.
Alfred Pinneo. educator and specialist II
the reed ucation of tho unusual child.
345 to d--Songs by Kathlyn Holey; IN
1.-The Gypsy Love Song" Herbert, %
MosnnS ,, spoa "a, WHO K TsS Eop Be
6,i5-Piano and accordion duets by th
Program: (a) "Old Comrades March; %
Three o'clock In tho Morning." &c
Peasant" Overture. te) "fesoro milo Walt
6.45 to Song recital by Mary ONE
Clune, soprano OF Brooklyn. n. Y. Pre-
gram TO be announced over radio.
| NEWARK STATION (WJ2)
wEsTlNGHoU USE (36o METERs)
4.oo-Closing prices on stocks. bond
grain f GoIee W Snd spsar day fashion
9.55-standard time signals from A
| lington.
i00l-OflciaI weather forecast,
| 5.30-Closing prices on stocks. bond
grain. coffee and sugar.
545-Rosume OF sporting events.
0.00-Mus steal program.
7.o0-Jack Rabbit stories by Dav
| toTy = lne .NtN ioih bNtnihS Nhni'
Hygiene" by br. s. Joseph Bregstei
ID. ID. s, of brooklyn. N. y.
Sa5--Recltal by Grace Marcella Ii,
dane, dramatic soprano.
955 TO Darlington time signal
official weather forecast.
lO.0l-Concert by Ralph MacBrayn
basso.
PITTsBURG STATION KDKA).
WESTINGHOUSE, 400 METERS
! 700 y. m-United states public healt
semi-weeSly bulletin.
| S.o0-Bedtime story for the children.
| S.30--Hints on modern and practici
| home furnishing. prepared by Miss Hal
| riett Webster. of the Joseph Horne Con
pnny OPittsburg; an address prepared b
| the National Stockman and Farmer. Pitt'
| burg.
9.oo-Musical program by Paul la Tou
| Mcconnell pianist; II. b. Brockett tenor
Liuo Bartelle violin; Evelyn Parker aC
companist.
SCHENECTADY STATION CwGYO.
| GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY. }
400 METERS)
500 p. m.-Produce and stock marke
quotations, news bulletin.
G. 3o-"The Young Giant" from Grimm
Fairy Tales" kollln HaRer reader.
7.ao-Health talk, The Importance
Vegetables in Our Diet by DIR. HERNIA
NJ. Bisgs, New York State Health d.
7.45IConcers program.
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Your want ad in Every Evenin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02
Players to Offer up In
Mabcts Roomv
Musical Comedy For The AIdine.

The program that IL inaugurated AZ
the Aldine Theatre today will have
for its feature of headline Importance.
STOLEN Sweets' a musical comedy
attraction. An interesting book. clev
er lyrics and catchy music contribute
to the entertainment that is found
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02
PlTTsBuRG STATION KDKAl.
SCHENECTADY STATION CwGY).
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY J
NJ mn ~

Your want ad in Every Evening
reaches $4,000 readers daily.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02

claims that the Georgetown squad
played ungentlemanly football and the
action of several of the Georgetown
players caused them to retallate.
In fact early in the game the field
had to be cleared OF Milford rooters
who resented the kind of football
Georgetown was displaying.
At a meeting held yesterday OF the
Milford High School Athletic Asso-
citation, 1t was decided to cancel all
athletic contests with Georgetown
High School. as 1t was deemed best
for the morals OF the team and best
for athletics scholastic sports in gen.
eral
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02

Down on the Peninsula on the West
Shore of Delaware (ave.). in Camp
McCabe stood Col Harrison giving a
lecture to Paul. who was no Saint,
who was arrested by the First Mill
tary Police for (El)smearing the but
ter on his bread.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02
CHURCH LEAGUE NOTES
BY Uncle Dudley.

Capt. Raymond is at the helm of the
good old ship Brandywine and eX-
poets some hard sailing.
Ed Raymond was out fishing Mon
day night after monograph records
and could not play quoits, but they
didn't need him.
Herb Firth might be short in stature
but he said that he was going 10 bring
Ills coolies out on the long end. Also
the floor would be done this week and
they would get 10 practicing.
The last heard of Clifford and his
crew was that they We're rolling golf
balls trying to get in shape for the
JASON.
General Sylvanus will bring his
brigace out on the floor, November II,
with two divisions OF eight companies
each.
George Kolb said he liked TO pitch
on Docs team. Smoky Woodbridge Is
pitching quoits. Now look out son.
Has anyone seen R J. Jeffers' gold
calipers? Old Kris gave them TO him
for being a good sport.
The way the Delaware avenue boys
were pitching looked like they belong
to the Pepper Club.
The Tigers of the City Bowling
League rolled a high score one night
last week, 1862; high man. 227. Some
mark fr the Church Leaguers to
beat. but it can be done.
Dan Logue was seen up TO SO King
street pitching quoits. Dave Reed said
he could not make out the scoring
board He was told that it was too
much eystem for him. He was some
rooter but he couldn't make Jake
smile. Reed rooted right and wrong
for both teams.
The boys Of Delaware avenue are
enthusiastic over the way the boys
are winning Look out Elsmere.
Brandywine nearly took the scalp
Of Mt. Salem, 4 to /. Brandywine said
they didn't want 10 take them all.
Captain Edwards had his men going
some against St. Paul. Better luck
next time, ST. Paul.
Some of the boys from Peninsula
NJ. P. were out TO a Halloween party,
October %.
Professor William Baugh and the
Collegians get started tonight. Watch
out pins for they are going TO knock
you cold for high scores.
Dave Tuft was late in turning in
his score, because his team was de-
feated.
Yop notice that Burris has his team
on 4op OF the division. Something
new from last year.
Kari said that Mt. Salem, after get
tint up against a good Team has lost
surprise of their life when they lost
80. doc" said, I told you that my
team would change. their luck, played
Union and beat them 9S TO e2 points
His Grace, King Emmanuel and ST
Paul
Took a trip on the Brandywine tc
Salem, that's all.
1t cost them their first cent
BY Trinity's Union band the air wac
rent.
Out in the big Eastlake, on board the
flagship Trinity,
The big King Emmanuel is 10 dine.
He said to Hanover the Olives tC
Finnerty-
Yes, said the Man-Cook, will hand
TO his Grace the Olives in time
He eat Worth in all sincerity
That will be the end Of this rhyme
Down on the Peninsula on the Wes
Shore of Delaware (ave.). in Cam
McCabe stood Col. Harrison giving
lecture to Paul. who was no Saint
who was arrested by the First Mill
tary Police for (ElDsnearing the but
ter on his bread.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02

I'm stolen sweets. A company OF
not less than eight people. headed by
Mack Barton and Chaet Gates APP
pears in the performance. OF the eight
Ave are girls. The company carries
It's own special setting which makes
an attractive background for the song.
dance and comedy moments OF the
performance. Next on tho list are
LeMaire and Jones in "The Tender
Baby-tender". Hank Brown & Conn
pany with Miss Harriet Moran offers
come Here, iCome Here. Songs and
dances mako up the repertoire of Off
erinRs by Castleton and Mack. Jere
De Janey and Helen Keller appear in
n musical comedy skit.
SCREEN.
william Russell In "Tbe Crusader"
William Russell becomes the star
at the Majestic Theatre todny playing
i'm his picture 1.-THE Crusader. Russell
who Is one OF the most congenial OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02
So Umbrellas, $2.9S

Mems and womeu's. Silk-and-
linen on best paragon frames. Full
&c ard 28-inch size. Fancy hand
les. Guaranteed fast color.
Lii Brothers-First Floor, Market st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02
Five Points to Practice.

The Five Points football team will
practice this evening. in preparation
for the game with st. Luke's on Sat
urday. All players are requested TO
report at $50 at Terell's store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS,
STAGE.
David Wnrfield's Engagement.

One OF the most important theatri-
cal events of the season In Wilmington
will be the presentation ct David Be
lasco OF David Warfleld as Shylock III
William Shalpespeare's 1.-THE Merchant
of Venice" at The Playhouse on Fri
day evening, November 10, for an en-
gagement OF two nights, with NATL
nee on Saturday. preceding his APP
pearance at the Byceum Theatre. New
York.
"The Passing SHOW"
The biggest New York Winter Gar"
den production of them all. 1.-THE Pas
sing Show" which comes to The Play
house on November IA and 10. Ia In
two acts and twenty-eix scenes with
n veritable army of people taking part.
In the exceptionally capable company
there are: Helen Remstrom, Sam
Howard Alexandra Dagmar, VIII II.
PhilbriclS, Peggy Brown, John Quinlin.
Norma Hamilton. William Pringle,
Lillian Norworth, Jack Rice, Marie
r Gleason. Bob Gilbert, Margaret Wood,
Frank Masters, Bessie Haban. Anth-
4 ony Joachim, Victor Bozash, Jack Hall,
4 Abe Aronson, Francis Mahoney, and
, Dempsey and Vaughn. and chorus
of seventy-iive Winter Garden beau
!. ties.
8 Post Film Star.
n A truly great star has come to the
y screen in Guy Bates Post, the die
n tnguished actor who is now SHOWING
/, In the film version of "The Masquera
y der" at the Savoy Theatre for the en-
g tire week. Although he has been &C
@. actor OF the day on the American
y stage. critics and public alike hav'
ID naturally been tempted to withhold
~ judgment on him as a possible fin
~ star. This has now become a matte
Of history.
Wilmington Players TO OFFER up !,
Mabers Room"
IS, The week set aside for the presenta
" ZION of Way Down East" at the Gar
r. rick Theatre is already half over, bu
the crowds still continue TO come an
10 to fill the popular theatre Mt ever
performance. The Wilmington Play
ers' production of Way Down East
ia Is n most excellent one and quit
ecllpses anything offered yet by tn
IN stock organization. The particular
~ bright bit of comedy in the DeISDr
d. nance is that offered by David Call
In his presentation Of HI Holler. 9Th
company switches back to the nghte
lie. form of entertainment next wee
when they offer up In Mabels Room.
UP In Mabels Room" is one Of IN
most popular OF the farcea presente
III In the last year or so.
Musical Comedy For The Aldlne.
al The program that is inaugurated a
n the Aldine Theatre today will hav
~ for its feature of headline Importance
stolen Sweets" musical coined
ir attraction. An interesting book. clev
r; er lyrics and catchy music contribute
to the entertainment that il fount
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-02

Turn the spotlight of publicity on
that property you are trying to rent
cor sell. Advertise it in Every Eve
ming every day.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
Kid Cloves for
Fall Special
Csc pair

One table full Of fine quail
ity imported kid gloves in
black, shades of brown and
grey, made in smart two-clasp
style with embroidered backs
in self colors. AT 95c they are
an extraordinary value. Como
early !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
REPUBLICANS MAKE
PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN
Joint Meeting Of Mems and
Women's Committees Held
Last Night.

Members OF the Republican First
District Committee. tho Republican
Women's Committee held a joint meet
Ing at $40 King street last night
Former Congressman William H.
Heald was the principal speaker. The
Won,en's City Committee held a joint
meeting at $40 King street last night,
Mre. Donald s. Ashbrook. Mrs. Car
rie NJ. Pipes led the colored women's
delegation. Other women on the plat
form were Mrs. J. +. "a. Clayton. Mrs
Deakyne and Mrs. Marie Jones. Mr.
Heald declared that the only success
full political party Is the one which
gives ear to the wishes OF the people
and the one which 10 interested IN CIV
Ing what Is best to the greatest Num-
ber OF people. lie gave a brief resume
OF the history OF the Republican party
empha sizing what he declared were it'
accomplishments.
Mrs. Ashbrook announced that the
women of the party were busily on
gagged in it's interests. Mrs. Pipes
also pledged the cooperation of the
Negro women.
Colonel Weller 4. Slower. chair
man OF the Republican Active Aseo
citation, spoke of the Importance. O.
joint meetings in preparing for po
litical activity. Addresses were als'
made by Albert Stetser, Isaac r
Brown, DR.. ConweA Banton. Samue
a. Mcdaniel. William r. Virden, c.
Lednum and Miss Taylor. daughter o
Charles A. Taylor, candidate for coro
ner.
II was announced that the Republi
can campaign would be officially open
ed on Saturday with a mass meeting
in front OF the Public Building. !
Is expected that United States Senate
T. Coleman du Pont. Congressma
Caleb r.. Layton and Colonel Thoma
| w. Miller will make addresses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
BLESSED BY POPE
Official Documents From Rome
Received by Bishop
Monaghan.

important papers containing ponti-
f,cal blessings and spiritual favors for
the Holy Name Society OF the United
States OF America have been received
by Bishop Monaghan. In these letters,
Plus XI Expresses his great pleasure
at the faith and piety OF tho Catholic
men OF America. and grants favors
both to the clergy and laity who be-
long TO this great American Society.
These faculties, powers and graces are
to be in force from October to De-
cember 81. 1922. as It is presumed that
these favors OF the Sovereign Pontiff
Will be the occasion of great Holy
Name activity throughout America
during the three concluding months
of tho present year. The special form
of activity recommended Is Holy
Name Retreats" religious sermons
and lectures and exercises lasting
for a week. and closing with day
of devotion In honor OF the Blessed
Sacrament.
A summary OF the Papal rcscripts
is as follows:
Tho diocesan director In each
diocese having a diocesan union is
empowered to give tho Papd bene-
diction at tho autumn reunion of
the society.
2-The spiritual director OF those
societies who went 70 Holy Com
munion for the Holy Father In March
Is empowered to give the Papal bene-
diction to the members OF said socie-
ties on n communion Sunday TO be
designated by him.
3-A special blessing IL conferred
upon tho national director of the
Holy Name in tho L. S. A.-~FAthei
NJ. J. Ripple. o. i. A special blessing
| ls also granted to the first Holy
Name Society economically established
! in Amei-ica-the Holy Name Of st
Vincent Terrer Church. New Yorl
City.
| 4-Confessors Mt Holy Name re
ltreats--from October l TO December
81. 1922-have the same powers oi
absolution from censures of the churCl
and OF dispensing and commutinr
vows as tho Holy Father himself.
| 5--On the last day Of Holy Na'n'
Retreats" - dies eucharistica" 49, al
affairs OF the church are privileged
altars. that is. a plenary Indulgence
may be gained by tho soul or souls
for whom each mass il offered.
"a plenary indulgence, 'totie
QUOTES" may be gained by member
OF the Holy Name Society on the las
day OF Holy Name retreat, as Offer
as they visit the church and pray 70
the intentions OF the Sovereign
Pontiff. "a plenary Indulgence pre-
supposes the state OF grace or "con
lfesslon and communion.O
! "A partial indulgence of sever
years and : 40 days may be game
by all the faithful OF both sexes wh
visit church where n eucharist
day is being observed. and who pra,
for the Pope. This same indulgenc
may be gained by every one VIII
takes part In Holy Name process
sion or who marches in a Holy Nam
} parade. II this visit is made or tn
parade or procession is taken part {
after the reception OF the sacrament,
a plenary Indulgence may be game
each time or each visit
| Bishop Monaghan Adds his persous
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26

word TO tho men OF his diocese. lie
said to Every Evening: ut gives me
erent pleasure 10 say TO our Catholic
laity-~as l have already said to the
Rev. Fathers OF the clcrgy--that the
Holy Name Society has my fullest ap-
proval and appreciation; and that ]
should feel especially proud did our
Diocesan Union of Holy Name Socie-
ties carry such host OF Catholic
men to the Holy Name Golden Jubilee
Celebration at Washington. -. c., on
October 8, as to reflect credit and
honor both upon our diocese and upon
our State of Delaware.
John j. Monaghan.
Bishop OF wilmington"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
Easter Lilies from Seed.

Easter l!l!es may readily be grown
from seed at any season, II suitable
moisture IS maintained. Outdoor plant
ing in northern climates should be in
late autumn II spring termination is
desired. Experiments by the Bureau of
Plant Industry has made u, inde
pendent of the Japanese bulbs, but un-
til the trade puts seed on the market
the gardener must procure imported
bulbs in early winter or at Easter, and
grow his own seed-Scientific Amer
can.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
New Fall Low Shoes in
a Sale at S. and $3.50
Cozy, Colorful Slipover
Sweaters $4.95 and $5.95

Another lot of these attractive sweaters have just been
unpacked They fashioned popular round neck style Of
fibre silk and wool and Alpaca and WOOL and in plain
eoors block paids and plain coors with coou bands at
bottom and cuffs Plain and novelty All coors and
combinations. Girls coat style sweaters 81 .95 up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26

Bishop Monaghan adds his personal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends and
relatives for their beautiful floral
offerings, also use of automobiles dur
Ing our recent bereavement. Mrs.
Olive Mcdowell. Mr.. and Mrs. George
s. Mcdowell and family.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26

you know that about one woman
out of every three IL exhausted be-
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
Attending Washington Convention.

Mrs, George II. Miller, s21 Monroe
street. is In Washington. ID. c.. at
tending the annual session of the Su-
preme Lodge of Shepherds of Bethle-
hem, of which she is past national
commander.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
Dainty Neu
Neckwear
59c to $2.95

Bertha Collar Sets, VeStee
Sets and Peter Pan Sets made
in dozens of fascinating new
styles of plain and figured
baronet satin, fine linen and
lace, effectively trimmed with
colored stitching. eyelet en-
broldery and flutlng.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-05
HoPKlNTON

The quota of teachers in the town of Hepkinton has been filled by the ap- pointment of Miss Eleanor Buediek for the. Canonehet scheel, Elsie R. Niies for Hopkinton City and Kenneth B. kenl on for TomaauaE Valley
 Rev. E. P Mathewsen visited friends in Warrenville, Ct, few days last week and returned home Friday Sunday morn ing he baptized Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Cottrell and received them into the First Baptist church of North StoninEton at Pendleton Hill
 2 Mrs Walter P. Mills has been at New Haven visiting her mother. Mrs. Horace Shippey the past week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred c. Allen of Boston were guests last week at the home of ex-Lieut. Governor E. R. Allen.
 Dr. Asa c. Briggs left town last week to become superintendent of the H. | State Home and School in Providence Many regret his abandonfnefit of the practice of medicine here, Charles ". Jolley of Hartford spen; Sunday and Labor Day with his family at Maple Court, Ashaway.
 condition of Roger ". Lewis who under
 went critical operation at the R. I 1 state hospital in Providence recently. Rev E, Adelbert with member. of his family has been in town calling upon former friends and parishioner. since the close of the s. D. B. conference l He is pastor of the Berlin, N. r., 8. D B. church.