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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-16
Prominent Patrons

Patrons JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, JR. HON. ELIHU ROOT THOMAS A. EDISON MRS. THEODORE ROOSEVELT CHARLES M. scHwAB THE LATE ANDREW CARNEGIE WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER AUGUST BELMONT MRS. POTTER PALMER MRS EDWIN GOULD W. K. VANDERBILT REGINALD VANDERBILT THE LATE J. PIERPONT MORGAN HON. cHALES E. HUGHES GEORGE EASTMAN LOUIS TIFFANY CLARENCE Fl. MACKAY THE LATE JAMES J. HILL THE LATE MARK TWAIN WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST MRS STUYvEsANT FISH HARRY PAYNE WHITNEY MRS. J. OGDEN ARMOUR MRS. HERMAN oELRICHS MISS MAUDE ADAMS HOWARD CHANDLER cHRIsTY E. H. SOUTHERN ANTHONY J. DRExEL CYRUS H. K. CURTIS MRS. CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS DAVID BELAScO DANIEL FROHMAN THE LATE H. NJ. FLAGLER HENRY cLEWS MRS. ANsoN PHELPS STOKES THE LATE JOSEPH PULITZER R. R. COLGATE THE LATE HON. JOHN F. DRYDEN HON. RICHARD OLNEY MRS. GEORGE w. CHILDS
 And Many Others
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-16
Russian Viewpoint.

The contrasting Russian view point was noteworthy. At Moscow, Lenin, speaking on the Russian eco homie condition. said: We are not
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. Kirkrnsn

rspent s times, 3 ch sta, turn, con-
tinie fot IL incnes, TO narrow, skip 4
q G At the 3fd group, make 4 rows, then
decrea~s again, continue until you have
but groups
peat for l6 itiches.
Next row !, ch stA, 2 d into first st.
z 4 into giext ~, skip 1 At, c, re-
lrst :, twice, 8 ch SIS, turn, repent for
the nsst 3 rows.
Next row ] sc over ch, 3 ch ste, 4
d over same ch, SC into next d c,
3 ch SITS, 4 q c, lis Q over next ch, cb
SITS, d over first d Of next group.
1sc cr next ch, 3 ch cts, d all
over same ch, 2 c1 sts, turn, this has
added one group. continue for the next
3 rows, then add another group, con
tinuc until you have 8 groups, make
the short end 8 inches long This ends
the tic
Here is another tic. spool shade
brown. Start with 70 ch SITS.
First row. d c iAto the 4th st, /
| c, l ch st, 2 d Q, ali into the same st
skip 3 sts, . 4 c, ch At, d c, al
into the next 81, form fan repeat >
3 times, q into last 81, ch SITS, turn
| Second fow fen over center II o
fan CT previous row, repeat times
d c intoslast st, 3 ch sts, turn, rerea
until your tie measures Is inches
Next rop To decrease, mike fan
and 2 over next fan, 3 ch ats, turn
repent + the next row, making tn
half d st the opposite side, decreas
in this say until you have only fan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pape.

was setting at the setting room table
modelling with my new modelling clay
and ma was Introducing Embroidery
and pop was rceding the paper last mite
and all of suddin he started TO laif
loud as enything and ma scd, Reed it
out loud.
It's nuthing in the paper, l Jest hap
pcned to think OF something funny that
happened down in the office today, It
was one of the funniest things ever
herd haw haw haw, sed pop.
Well tell me about IL, don't sit there
laffing so selfish, scd mn.
Well you see there's little Office boy
down there named Cohen, ha ha ha,
and today the boss got mad at him and
haw haw haw he started to ball him
out till he was black in the face, sed
pop.
Who was black in the face, the boy
or the boss? sed ma, and pop sed, The
boss of corse, and ma scd, Well watts
funny about that?
Let me finish for the love Of Peet, I've
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
DIRECTIONS FOR CROCHET
ING A MANS NECkTIE

In grnndmothers day, crocheted
neckties were in style, and prim, sweet
little ladies with quaint side-curls
would sit and work beside the hearth
hrc on nccktie for their "suitor,'
brother or father.
Today handmade neckties have 60 ne
back into fashion-and should h nix
everybody who crocheted one would
see the ghost Of their own dcmure girl
ancestors as they worked There is r
good deal of sentiment about doing
something that post generation en-
joyed doing. II makes one want TO
open the old family album and recall
the stories that were told us about the
sweet characters Of the long-ago people
whose photographs we find there
Shaded tie silks can be bought in va
rious coIors brown and green, navy
and green, for instance. or simply one
color shaded Again, plnin dark
color may be prcferredlby the man for
whom you arc making the tic, such as
. blue or q green.
When you have chosen one spool Of
the color you like best, proceed as fol-
lows:
Start with 80 chain sts.
First row. 4 Il into the 4th st,
skip SITS, c into the next st, ch
ats, into next st, repeat :, 4 times
into Inst st, 3 ch SITS, turn.
Second row. skip the 4 d C, 8 I
over ch, 3 ch sts, q C over same ch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
My Marriage Problems
Adele Oarson's New Phase x
Revelations OF Wife.
Copyright. hy Ns~sp~psr rAsuU ssrvtcs Ine
actually see tiny sparks glinting frc'
Ade,e OafTison's New
rspyrlens. ipal hy Newspaper FsAturv eesvtcs Inc.

actually see tiny sparks glintins from
his angry eyes
You'll I no chance to play the
mArtyr-act this trip, my lady he
aneered. II suppose your delicate con-
stitution has been shattered by one mo-
tor drive and an hours packing. III
take this child and wash him, and hc'll
wear this rig right in to the supper
table"
III h.d not known Dicky 40 well, |
would have wiltcd abjcctedly at this
point. for the thought OF Junior appear
ing before the assembled paying guests
At supper in HI, present plight was not
TO be thought o.. But knew that such
an entrance would be even more horn
flying, il possible, to fastidious Dicky
than il would be 10 INC, 80 ! felt saie
in dropping the baby's hand, and walk
ing toward the door saying coolly:
7'Of course, you are the stronger. physi-
cally. l could not tear the child away
from you without hurting him, therefore
| will leave him with you.
Lets Chuck the Row!"
NV hand was on the door knob, and
was waiting 10 see what ingenious
method of stopping me Dicky would in
vent, when a pitiful little wall from
Junior made me turn my head.
"Ma-msl Ma-maw
His baby face held such a wonder
ing grievcd expression that | covered
the distance from the door to him al
most at one bound, went on my knees
md gathered him into my arms. As
did so. Dicky abruptly released the little
chaps hand, and haughtily strods
toward the door in his turn.
Even through my rcmorse for having
grievcd my baby boy came an apprc
ciativc recognition Of the ludicrous per
formance Dicky and ] were staging
And then Junior put in his baby oal
again.
"1um back to Dooner, papa h
commanded.
IL il the little cry with which tn,
child always summons his father wher
he Is going away. have known Dick,
frequently To miss his train at the com
mAnd. and 10 get away aftcrward un
der subterfuge. Dicky hcsitated bu
second before obeying Juniors call.
And thcn--I suppose because to kis
the child he had 10 bring his face neal
to minc-l felt his arms 20 around INK
roughly:
We don't deserve this baby" he sal,
his voice trembling because he tried I,
make il stern. Let's chuck the rov
and quit this sashaying up and dow
the middle, and dress him together"
And with Dcky's kias upon my lip
acQuiceccd.
CTo he continued)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

the Witch saw and heard the prepAra-
tons for the feast and abe could hardly
wait until the hour arrived when she
could again take on her own form
and he one Of the glesta, being witch,
she knew she would not be invited,
nor would the keeper Of the royal gate
let her pass
But she was inside the Palace garden
and she was sure she could mingle
with the crowd and not be seen. What
this wicked creature wanted to do was
To see the little Princess. II for one
minute she could manage - be left
alone with her she knew her wicked
scheme could bc carried out.
This she managed to do 1nd in the
midst Of the 9rest feast thst night C
cry rag through the Palace. The
royal nurse left the dainty lace cradle
OF the Princess for e. minute to peepo
out Of the window 1T the merry makers
in the garden below and when she
lxain looked in the cradle the baby
was gone.
There WAS only . poor old woman
leaning on cane near by" said the
nurse, wringing her hands and weep
ing as she told the King what had
happened No one had seen anyone
60 out Of the Palace with baby.
One servant said he had seen an old
woman with black kitten under
her arm walking through the garden
but he had seen no one with baby.
OF course If he had watched the
old woman with the black kitten h,
would have seen her go to q place
where the trees were thick and iumE
on broomstick. He would hav,
been surprised too, no doubt, wher
the broomstick arose from the ground
and sailed over the high wall and ny
and up among the clouds; and If h,
had listened he would have heard The
meowing of little kitten.
But be didn't and 70 no one knew
what had become OF the baby Prin
cess and many years went by and sh'
was not found and a. the stork neve
came 10 bring another baby TO th'
King and Queen, because he though
they did not take caro- OF the one h'
had left there, they we're childless anC
unhappy.
And on in the cave OF the Witch il
the forest was the Princess ell TIN
time grown from kitten TO { blacl
cat which the old Witch chuckled enc
laughed over As she made it do it
nightly dance with her around tn
pot which held a boiling magic charm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
THH WAY JUNIOR HELPED
NsADCE AND DICkr

0Aoes next to his best negiisce shirts,
\ box of brown shoe pohrh snugly
wvAppcd in his bcst white flannel trous-
~, theec were but = few OF the things
l found 10 remedy in Dicky's packing.
wss fatigued by the trip to Kings
ton, nervous over the possibility ot
trouble 1T home, which | imagined
Dicky might be keeping from me, and
when After . strenuous hour ] finally
succeeded in finding place for each
article of Dicky's belongings, and
wrapped his suitcase, leaving space in
his dressing bag and the emergency
linen sack Tor the hast things, ] was
almost ready for nervous tears. And
when Dicky came in bringing Junior
with grimy face, hands and knees, his
rcmprr and Socks 40 torn and dirty
that he could not possibly wear them
another minute, lost the last rem
nant of my slf-control
"what have YOU been doing with that
eh'ld'' ] demanded Grossly. Just look
~ h,mr'
Drcky's face darkcned.
What have been doing With him.
he echoed. what have | been doing
With him. That's good one. I've
only been taking care Of him all day
while you've been tax'-'ng your pals TO
trains suppose your fas'idious soul
IL cut To the quick because he has n
litslr bit of dirt ON him AMI isn't brushed
lake Hughic Crantland'. hnir,"
His tone. even more than his words,
seemed 10 raise tiny hl,sters on my men
tai cuticle. | rose from the char. where
| had f,ung myself in utter WEAKNESS
walked with ~ much dignity rs J could
muster 10 my chlids side, and took him
by tho hand.
Il Will Leave. ----"
"ik>~sr tell Mrs. Cossrovc that ] shall
In lat~ to supper, sad ic,ly. Il shall
hAv~ to give this child ~ fdll bath and
change him frsM head a. foot. Aud his
rumv~rs are AL packed nwNy. | had
counted upon his wearing this the rest
III the day. You viii pardon me, ] am
~,v~, for not reading your mind cor
r~stlv this morning. | naturally be
l,~vvd your As~crt,on that YOU did not
w,sh to ssrors Mas Dem 20 Kingston
| Am ~vtrrm~ly sorry tnhs tho care oi
tho h~by hSs been 30 i-kromc 10 you
Come. Junior"
took tho babys hs pulled him
toward ma. and fcl, hun jersed vo,lentl,
hack again. Tho Instrumentation
he'll net r~leaa~d thr ch,ld---br,ught ms
~ closr ,o my husband hat our face,
WIN almost touching. and TO my cx.
c,t~d imagination u seemed A. II coulc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
THIS THE AGE OF POETRY.
Miss Hosler Says America Has Made
Big Strides.

This is an age OF poetry. There
never was time when there has
been 90 much good poetry written and
published In America as during the
past decade" This WAS the statement
made by Miss Phoebe Hosler of
Orange. Mass. yesterday afternoon
before the members OF the New Cen
tury Club. The poets OF the present
day are true descendants OF the great
poets. Chaucer. Browning. Tennyson
and Milton. she said.
There liz no such thing as new
poetry. II is simply the old poetry
told with new voice. The best of
the new poets keep the fine funda-
mental qualities Of the old poets and
have none OF their diffuse explanatory
and sometimes vague qualities. Cloar-
ness and precision are characteristic
OF the new poetry"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
4. rpsE BROKEN SPELI..
PAyt 1.

O~ce th~s~ wA3 . Witch that lived
IN . iosoet which wsA not far from tho
rNlaA a . K,ne and ono night when
~ Avn brousHt a httls daughter to
she %,sss 4 hNT~red 70 pas the cave
III The Witch
All" thc.Nht thu old Witch who
MA prelsnS out a her cavc doorway,
Il w,ll follow and 80 where he ia
rAne fcr 4 4 t~ 10 the Palace there
will purwsy hc = fine feat in honor Of
shc ncw Puoc, or fnnes~e and | wan,
to lr thcr~
80 she ir'iow,~l tho stork on hei
bruusstick straight & the Palace ano
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

10 the row.
Next row: IL d 6, repeAt for 10
inches.
Next row: q fans, then incra%. -
you decrcased nSsil you have 3 fans u
the row, continue making the short end
10 inches long
Tomorrow Helpful Hints from
Readers
All inquiries sddresNcd 20 Miss Kirk.
man In care n tho TEfI,cisn. House
keeping" department viii b~ snsw~r~'
In these columns In their turn. This
requires considerable time. however,
ding 10 the great number ~ceivsd-
so II . personal Of quicker reply -
desired. stamped Ind self-addrenssd
envelope must be enclosed with the
question.--Trs Editor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
ORGANIZE CHURCH CLUB.
Harry Warrington First President Of
Silvcrbrook brotherhood.

SuVcfDbOOk brOtneVnoou.
Silverbrook Methodist Episcopal
Church, has organized a broth
erhood. with a membership of 80. The
officers are: President. Harry War
rington: presidents, F. Il. War
rington, w. f, Clapp. H. w. Mason
and James Calhoun: secretary, John
w. Croney; treasurer. Joseph Barker.
Rev. Aquile Webb. pastor OF First
and Central Presbyterian Church. ad-
dressed the meeting.
Because Silverhrook Church has
evangelistic services this month, sym
nasIum exercises will be discontinued
until February l. except on Monday
and Saturday evenings. Rev. Robert
X. Stephenson. pastor OF thu church,
and Misc Williams. tho pastors as
sistant, are conducting tho evangellstio
services. Tho Sunday school board
will meet tonight. Thursday win be
ladies' night and Friday young
peoples night.
DIR. Stephenson has bcen unanimous
iy invited TO return TO Silverbrook' 5
pastorate next conference year.
The Duke tshooting grouse on
moors): What is It Binksy"
Binks: "The grace. your grouse,'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

over tAs high wnll she ar~ and dropped
intn the eatss~n.
Hut ehc could NOT enter the Palace
on hen hspmatick 40 she hid il among
she treea and changed hers II into a
bird and hcw up INTO the b inches Of
The wcc Ia sleer and WHIT until the
King shouId give the royal fe,.s, in
hotw cf 'hc new baby.
Whcn The xssSn opened the bundle
the ssosh hsd left she found dainty
beauttlul baby girl which No delighted
the Hing when he heard the news
that M srnt out nm invitation 10 all
the ,s'crAc in his kingdom 20 come on
the neat day and make nerry in honor
~ The little Princess arrival
All day from her perch in the tree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

Jest started, sed pop, well ha ha hn after
the boss had balled him out for 10
minnits without coming up for air little
Cohen finally specks up and says, Treet
me ruff, boss, I'm Irish, haw hsw haw.
Is that it7 sed ma, and pop sed, Ger
teny that's it, don't you sec the joskY
You don't meen TO say you call thst
= joak2 sed ma, and pop sod, It's fne
best joak I've herd for-munths, don't
you realize the kids name was Cohen?
Well wat diffrents does that make,
suppose his name was Jones, wat thcnY
sed ma, and pop sed, You have nc more
sents Of humor than wild clam, absi-
lootly none. And he slammed his hand
down hard as cnything rite in my mod
cling clay and pop was so serprized he
jumped up with the clay sticking all
over his hand saying, Wat the confownd
it is this?
IIce hee, that certeny funny, Will
yum YOU certeny look redickuliss, hee
bec hec who sed l have no sents OF
humorY Do You think it would mako
it eny funnier If your name was CohenY
Hec hee hee, scd ma
I'm going to the movies by myself,
Sed pop.
Wich he did.
Read the classification IL of the clas-
sified ad section and see what houses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

blood hss the power 10 transform dieested
food substAnca<. Into living csiis and tIssue.
WARNING Be sure to take only
"Nuxsted Brand" Yast yitamtne
Tablets With Nuxated Iron. Do not
bemislcd byimttatious WHICH OFTEN
CONTAIN DRUGS. Insist on genu-
Inc Yeast Vitamine Tablets, purc and
nnadulterated. prepared from tho orr
ginsl formula Of DR.. Catrin Of the
Faculty Of Medicine of Paris.
Children can take theas tablets with perfect
safety and thsv are often especially useful for
growing children who are weak. thin. ems
ciated OF stunred In growth.
We feel confident that We have the b<st and
most efficient Yeast vitanine Tablets on the
market today, but ~ previously explained.
while VitamAnes produce surprising effects
In some CASES. they arc Iess valuable in
othors. It's for shis reason that we prefer you
would try regular 90 Pee kase at our ex-
penss and yoo can then decide fos yourseH
whether you need VitamInes. Our Vuxatsd
Iron however, ID product " hich has been on
the market for years- II 10 used by over fous
million people every year with such marvel
ous results in helping those who are weak.
nervous aud rundown back to health and
strength. that II 10 sold to you with t,e dis
tfnct understanding that II will give you
greater power. energy and endurance within
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
Eastern Star Banquet.

The eighth annual banquc. and IN
stallstion OF officers OF Delaware
Chapter. No. !. Order OF Eastern Star
will b~ held Tuesday evening. January
10. In the Odd Fellows Building. Tenth
and King streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

Ifyou were 10 80 an sctuai blood test made
% al vSopss who sr~ III, weak. thin. psrvous
An ] ssnsrAily rundown. you would probably
b. sssatiY ss&ooishsd at ne exessdinsfy largo
fsuDfw who lack iron and vhess treublss are
de sstsiy - this iack of ira. The nausnt
uM SRos diappas.
For centuries scientists tried In vain 10 nake
crpapic iron. AZ last the problem was solved,
~ du<yoa p,ny now obtain purs organic iron
NE the iron in your blood from any
druggist under thu name OF '-Nuxsted Iron.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
FREE

Tho most remarkable mira
Of life is the power Of your bc
TO transform ordinary food il
living cells hat build flesh.
bone. muscle and tissue. Every
minute and every second this
mincIe change takes place
within you. No matter what you
cat or how much You eat, II one
thing "a lacking In your blood
it is absolutely impossible for
your body to change food into
living cells and tissue. There
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
HesAk, blood cor.
psscIss highly
mafsifsd

Yeast itamines should b tried in connection
with orssLic Nuxsted Iron. but DO NOT
AXE vfTAAalNES UNLESS you DESIRE
YOUR WIGHT INCREASED.
Vitaniines are exceedinSly valuable In put
ting derh on thin people. who arc too thin
- result Of Vitamine deficiency. Some
people are naturally too thin and will remain
70 In spite Of vitsmanes and everythingelse.
VitamiDes will not help every body. but they
arc OF g. eat value In certain cAses. They will
not do any harm in any case and ii costs you
nothing to try them ~ explained below.
Following the report OF the Medical Research
Committee. the Board Of Directors Of the Das
Health Laboratories have arranged TO distri-
butte. zosp utely free. one million regular 81 90
Packages Of Genuine Yeast Vitamins Tablets
to useSs OF Nuxated Iron. 20 that II you want
e large aAcks~s OF our Genuine Yeast Vita
raiDs Tablets all you have TO do 10 TO purchase
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
THE SANDMAN STORY
By Abby Phillips Walker

svyruhs synd,cas. Nov YORK CITY,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

fore, this wonder
mi precious sub
stance might we'll
b called tho con-
Meeting hnk BE-
tween hfslsss, in
ert food mstteeand
hfe itself. This
marvellous wonder
working substance
u q strange un-
usual kind Of iron
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

" hIch 10 nsady for
Immediate st,sorp-
lion and assimilation
ty ths blo~al the mo
rncpt II enters the
systsrn. Unlike me
tail,e iron. organic
Nryatsd Iron docs
not intwp " blaeksn
tho ssrth nor upset
th- stomach.
II yoD hre thin and
einaciated and wish
"a put or 1esh and In
creas oar weight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

which science has named Organic Iron.
This i found in minute quantities in
spinach. lentils and apples. 1t IL an eu-
tirely different thing from metallic iron
which 10 used in manufacturing ard
which 10 the kind OF iron people usual ~
take. Science has shown that without
organic iron, your blood cannot take up
oxygen from your lungs and carry II to
your digestive organs.
The food yoo eat contains carbon. AZ your
diessted food 10 absorbed into the blood,
the carbon Ia your food comes in contact With
the oxysso carried by the organic iron In your
blood. The carbon and oxygen uni.s and by
70 doing they give on tremendous energy
thereby giving you great force. strength and
endurance. and also resulting In the prodne
tiqo OF material which becomes active livinr
cem and tissue. Without organic iron, your
blood carries no oxygen and without oxygen
there 10 nothing TO unite with the carbon 10
your food. 20 what you eat does you no good
II 10 like putting coal intoa stove without fra.
You cannot get any heat out Of II uni ~ fha
coal unites with the nre- Therefore. IL on
want plenty OF good Arm desh (not fat) pep
and energy, II you want strong nerves that
rsdiatc magnetic force and power. IL you
want keen brain that thinks the thoug h t.
that win. you must b able to utilize and get
strength and nourishment out OF your food
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

Read the classification IL Of the clas-
sified ad section and see what hcuses
are for rent today.---Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05


Brand" Yeest vitansine Tab
lets (containiug al thres
yitsmines) absoIuteIy free.
Before commencing to take
Yeast Vitamines, take NINA
ted Iron fora week or ten days
- ~ TO be sure that you have
plenty of iron IN your blood
to enable you IN get propeS
strength and nourishment OUT
OF your food. 70 matter how
many Vitsmibes your foo1
contains and no matter how
much food You put into your
stomach remember that ell
such food and Vitamines are
= tnNlutslN rS~AiS~~ .,,i-~ ~<..x.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

The Duke (shooting grouse OF
What is It Binks?"
Binks: THE grace. your grouse,"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

Following the report Of the Medical Re-.
search Committee, tho Board Of Directsfs
consrollinsthe Dae Health LAborstsvseshs
authorized the free distd button Of one NH
lion large packages OF v,iusbIs nutyisiop
product ~ per conditions explained
below 20 aid American peo0}a