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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

Garment repairing-B. 3. Clean
ers. Advt. L If.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

Garment repairing-B. r. Clean
ers. Advt.1 If.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

some people are always in doubt
and ueber get out.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

Garment repairins-B. Z. Clean
ers. Advt1.-tf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
POULTRYMEN's EQUIPMENT.
Many Things Necessary. Especial, In
Raising Young Chicks.

when one begins 90 Investigate he
finds a great manly different types ~
breeders and frequently several
makes ~ the same type, Each dis
tinct type has it's place no one can
meet all conditions. The great poultry
farm may DO equipped with huge
pipe system hrocder houses accom-
modatinR thousands OF chicks or with
battery 81 colony or stove brood
ers, each uf which cares for several
hundred. The small poultry plant
may get along with one or two colony
breeders or number of lamp
heated hOVcrs whirh have capacity
az tiftN 10 one hundred chicks each
Tn" backyard poultrymau may need
only one of the latter hoVers or. n
no plans to grow only few birds.
,ue ~ moro little nrclcas hroodors
which mooher hut TWENTY-FIVE ~ a
time. Even an oartheH jug. filled with
hot water al intervals. SGT in tight
box and covered with blanket. may
be pressed into service. So IN choos-
ing a hroder the main point ia tu
se,cc, the type which heat meets the
needs Of tho particular case then
got a really good machine of that
type.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
EXPLAIN METHOD OF
OPERATING INCUBATOR
Users Should Follow Closely
Directions of Manufac-
turer of Machine.

Now few general remarks upon
the proper method of operating the
incubator. Follow closely and con
scientifically the directions fur
nished by the manufacturer of the ma p
chine YOU buy. Details of operation
naturally vary somewhat with ma
chimes e different design. And surely
the maker best knows how to manage
the apparatus he builde. If II seems
desirable to make any ch1nges In de
tails OF operation, do so with extreme
caution. Check results closely before
going further in this direction.
When purchases are made through
n local dealer. and most leading ma
chimes are handled by dealers through
out the country. one has n source OF
information available when CONFRONT
od with problems connected with the
operation OF the machine Also place
where extra parts may be secured. In
case Of need. on short notice.
The incubator should If possible, he
located I'm a we'll ventilated cellar on
basement. where there are no violent
fluctuations i'm temperature. OF course
the regulator viii hold the egg cham
her temperature at the proper point
even II room temperature varies. hence
the machine can be successfully op-
Grated I'm 4 room In the dwelling or
I'm any well constructed building. Tho
point Is that an even room tenpera
turc assists very materially i'm hold
machine temperature at the dealrcd
point. DO not. under any circum-
stances, expose the machine To mov1g
currents Of air which may cool ON,
side of II and also cause the lamp e.
smoke or go out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
BROODERS
HAVE GOOD POINTS
Becoming More Popular With
Chicken Fanciers Through
out Country.

The points ~ a good brooder. taken
In me order OF Importance. arc
roughly as follows:
First. efficiency. It must raise the
chicks intrusted b it; II must grow
them healthy. husky and vigorous.
Second. safety. Good breeders are
SO scientifically designed and so hon
esuy built that they are not more
dangerous than the stove in your
kitchen or the lamp on your table.
Third, convenience Complicated
machines requiring continuous atten-
ton often invite disaster. One gets
tired Of fussing with them and is
tempted to neglect them at times. or
If the constant care is given. the la
Dor item. the time devoted to the
work becomes Unnecessarily great.
Fourth, economy Of operation. Each
brood Cf chicks remains in the ma
chine for several weeks. Fuel con-
sumption, whether coal. gas or oil.
goes on steadily during this period
Consequently a wasteful heating sys-
TEN may add very materially to the
production cost Of each brood
AT present the great majority Of
lpoultrymen are using either colony
breeders or lampheated hovers.
These may he operated in pens in
the poultry house or i'm small cCops
7 or colony houses. the size of such
structures depending upon the
capacity Of the machines and the
number Of chicks in each brood. II
is always desirable TO allow liberal
1 fiocr space, as overcrowding is fer
| tile cause Of loss. Either the tender
youngsters die or are stunted in
growth and lowered in vitality.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton, Md. March 25.-MajOr Will
liam r.. Baldwin. Of Elk Mills. is
negotiating with New Englan nd textile
mill owners TO locate "a plant at Elk
Mills. there being vacant mill at that
place.
Maryland Day today is being OBJ
served as a holiday. in this State. the
banks and public buildings being
closed
The continued rainy spells have re-
tarded the farmers with their spring
blowing As yet very little ground
has been broken and the soil is far
too wet for blowing and planting Of
crops.
An old-fashion dance Was given IN
the town hail al Nottingham. last
evining. which was largely attended
Mrs. George Davis OF Iron Hill
having sold her farm. has purchased
the residence OF Joshua Witworth
corner OF West High and Motif,
streets. Eikton. and will move there.
Mr.. and Mrs Barlow of University,
We. are guests of friends at Port De-
Dosit MIR Barlow formerly was head
q the commercial department at Tome
Institute and his wife. who was Miss
Farnham. was a member OF the
faculty Of the girls school at Port
Deposit.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Boulder. who spent
the winter IN Harrisburg, Pa. with
her sister. has returned 10 ElktOn and
rsopencd her homo on East Main
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
POLLY MORAN BOOKED
FOR GARRICK THEATRE

Screen fame enhances the return TO
vaudeville OF Polly Moran. She will
be tho outstanding parsonage on the
bill that begins Monday next at tho
Garrick Theatre few years aR>
Miss Moran was Ona OF the best known
condolences in vaudeville. She quit
the two-a-day for pictures. and here
she became generally known as THE
Female Charlie Chaplin" and became
famous everywhere as Sheriff Nell
OF Mack Sennett'a comedies. She IS
now back in vaudeville. funnier than
ever. better known than ever and
better liked than ever. She is an
eccentric comcdienne and the public
sh0uid be glad that eccentric Reniuaes
have not altogether disappeared from
The amusement world. That we'll
known actor Spencer Charters md his
supporting artists viii be a special
feature o. tho Garrlck in tho comedy
drama over the River" Three
bright characters from musicni
comedy Ryan. Weber and Ryan. will
blow into the Garriok with n corn
bination ~ comedy and HongH. VIII
Morris. the cycling clown. has the
privilege ~ opening tho show. tho
conclusion 81 which ia brought about
by the sensational performance ~
Heagy and Clauss. remarkable roller
skaters Edna Murphy and Johnnie
Walker. who Jumped 70 fame because
Il their Performance IN over tho
fiill" are co-starred ln q clever comedy
'alled What Love VIII DO" The
Hrecn family hold headline place On
the bin that IL concluding tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
CATHOLIC WOMEN.
Propose Constitution and BYLAWS for
Local Council.

AZ meeting of representatives OF
the Catholic Women's organizations
o. the city in the Hotel du Point. last
night. for the purpose OF planning the
formation ~ a diocesan branch Of the
National Council Of Catholic Women,
committee comprising Miss Mary
Kelly. Mrs. Cecilia Tierney. Mrs. Julia
keogh. Mrs. Henry Jordan and Mrs
!. II. Coady. was appointed TO draft
a constitution and bylaws for the
proposed organization. TO be submitted
10 the general committee.
The general committee will COM
prise the presidents and heads OF the
is organizations already connected
with the National Council. and a rep
resentative Of each parish OF the do
cese. 70 be appointed by the pastor OF
the parish. II il expected that the
committee appointed last night will
make a report in about a month. when
the general committee will begin its
work. DIR. Anne Nicholson OF Wash
ington at last nights meeting out
lined the usual course Of action
The. movement has the approba ton
Of TT. Rev. John !. Monaghan. bishop
az the diocese. and the pastors. The
committee will confer with Bishop
Monaghan before deciding upon what
branch Of welfare work the new Or
ranization will take up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE
Rambenu nj The PIny house.

Marjorie Rambcau. ono OF the most
beautiful and accomplished actresses
on tho American stage, viii be sccn In
Gladys Unger's, comedy, entitled "Jen-
ny Jones'" under the direction OF the
Mcssrs. Shubert. Mt The Playhouse
three days starting Monday. March
81 with Wednesday matinee. Miss
UnRer, the author, IL generally con-
sidcrcd one OF tho most brilliant and
accomplished dramatists of the day.
vAc has given both the English and
American stage very unusual num-
Der of highly diverting and brilliant
comedies. Among others she wrote FOR
John Drew "Inconstant George" for
Billie Burke "Isove Watches" and for
Madame Nazimovn "The Marionettes.
She has also done n number of highly
successful lbrcttos, among others
"Bctty" for Raymond Hitchcock, and
"The Marriage Market" in which
Donald Brian appeared. Marjorie Ram
beau. for whom Jenny Jones" was
written, has. since coming TO the East
| from California n few years ago. cs-
tabliahed herself as one of the most
popular actresses on the stage Of our
time. Among the plays in which she
appeared with success were Sadie
Love" Cheating Chcaters." Eyes Of
Youth" and lately in Zoe Akins' play.
Daddy Goes 4 Hunting"
1 An,
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"Contlict." BY Clarence Burlington KEEL
land. New York City: Harper \
Brothers. Price. 81, net.
Take a high strung, carefully nurtur-
ed young woman, raised TO n life OF
luxury and indulgence, and suddenly
transport her to the rude and uncon-
genial confines OF a north New England
lumber town, 10 undergo life devoid
OF refinementS. even comforts, and
something is bound to happen. Add
To this the harsh guardianship Of n
cold-blcoded. hypocritical, nraxping
uncle. who has no sympathy with her,
and the fnll misery of the transforma-
ton may be conceived.
Such was the fate OF Dorcas Remalie
during the last two years of her mi
nority, before should could enjoy the
large fortune left TO her by her father
Eut they were two years crowded with
events. the events of continual
and fierce conflict. There seemed
little prospect OF love when she first
met young Jevons, a man of mystery
and for awhile. owing, to misunder-
standing. he was horribly obnoxious 10
her. But. after the succession of con
ficts in which he became involved. and
In which she aided him and finally
achieved triumph, by herself while he
was missing and helpless. their future
WIS clear and unclouded. with no OBJ
stacle TO the fruition of their fine love
Jevons was a lumberman. thorough.
educated. and one who believed in Pre- $
ervation and conservation rather
than ruthless destruction. He went
into business in competition with job :,
Rcmalie. Dorcas' uncle and guardian
and the result was a hard and desperate
fight, Remalie being vindctive and un-
sCrupulous There was a sinister nlys-
tery-the unknown and unlawful
child OF John Remalie and his house
keeper. and for awhile Dcrcas believed
Devors was that child. But he was not
and so. in the end. there was nothing
Ia mar the happiness of the young
lovers after they had won the fierce
conflict.
The story bristles with exciting in
tcrest throughout. and is a thrilling
exposition of what youth and coura z,
and love may accomplish.
Received of &pe publishers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
"The Vertical city, BY Fannie Hurs


New York City: Harper & Brothers.
Price. $3.50. net.
II is easy to understand what is
meant 10y the vertical city"--it Is the
great city Of New York. with its canon
avenues and its buildings piercing the
SKY. compelling the dwellers TO ever
look upward. in vertical direction.
In The Vertical city" the au-
thor presents six short stories vivldly
portray!rg life and incident and heart
experience there
lAfe IN that great city flows too
rapidly. in a hurried succession Of
events. tumbl!nS one upon another.
piling up and weighing down the hap
less individual unti he or she falls ex-
Lausted beneath the burden This is
the grimly beautiful setting which the
author has chosen as a background
for the six studies which she has taken
from the book OF life. Through these
vivid fla she's Of realism stalks the SIMS
ter specter OF Ira gedy. arm in arm
with Comedy in his cap and bells.
while above all sits the grim sister
re!entlessly shipping the thread
Of fate as q passes through her hands.
The stories are different in character.
in personages and in incidents. but
all are fun Of the interest that holds
close attention until the last words
are read
Seldom are stories written which so
enmesh the reader IN the whirlpool Of
the feverish life Of a great city.
Received OF the publishers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
BOY SCOUTS WILL Be
IN MEMORIAL PARADE
Join With Veterans in Arranging
Details for Decoration Day
Observance.

Members Of the Scout Council and
the Scoutmasters' Association of Will
minston Council, Boy Scouts OF
America. will hold joint meeting with
the Sons Of Veterans on Monday even
ing. April 3. for the purpose of MAX
Ing arrangements FOR the Memorial
Day parade this year. The meeting,
which was called by Elmer +. Corrie
secretary OF the Sons of Veterans. will
be held on the second floor of the
Irish American Hall. beginning at s
o'clock.
News of the death of Or. Allen S
Williams. founder and director of the
Reptile Study Society of America. who
WV 10 have addressed exercises in
connection with the anniversary cele-
hratlon. has been received by Scout
Executive Greenhawk. DIR. Williams
has delivered several lectures before
the hoy scouts Of Wilmington.
Mayor Leroy Harvey has announc-
, ed hts intentions Of calling upon the
scouts 20 assist in the Clean Up and
stay Clean Week" that is IL be held
IN this city.
Scout Executive Greenhawk will
give lecture on birds before mem
bcrs of Troops Nos. % and 81 on
Friday. March 81. Troop No. % will
Troop No. 81. at Second Baptist
church. al 9 o'clock.
The ClaYmont troop. Of which \. w.
Kitchener is scoutmaster. was ad-
dressed last night by a man who has
spent years In the wilds Of Canada,
rs a pioneer. guide and lumberjack.
Members az other troops attended.
Troop No. 20 had an attendanc
of 80 scouts at its meeting last Fri
day night. Plans were made for the
field meet and teams are being picked
for the different events. \ hike will
lac held on saturday. Troop No. 81
also had an interesting meeting Fri
day night. Mr.. Alexander and DIR. Al
lson both being present. Hugh Carter
IL scoutmaster.
Drills are recommended to scout
masters for keeping up the morale Of
n troop OF scouts. \ drill should be
short and srappy. and should CON
sumo from Ave 20 ten minutes at
each meeting. Marching drills should
never he allowed 10 supersede the
other and more vital phases on the
program.
Tho hike. another form Of health
development. should no, he made
along city streets or automobile roads.
The route should follow small country
roads and at least part of the hike
should he across country through
fields and woods. Each scout should
carry a note book and report the in
cidents OF the trip.
The executive committee will meet
on April T. and the Court OF Honor,
on April 5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
Miss Regain Improving.

Miss Mary E|lzah-t REGAIN ~ i25
West Fourth street. who has been seri-
ously III since March S. IS rapidly i'm
proving. Miss Reean Is secretary Of
the Ladies' Of Charity ~ 81. Vincent
de Paul; chairman OF the Catholic
Daughters of Am ric1 Relief: treas
urcr q Madison Neighborhood Asso-
citation; member Of tho Democratic
Committee, and also a member OF the
Mayors Emergency Relief Committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
CALL MASS MEETING.
To Consider Law Enforce ment On
March 30.

A mass meeting IN the interest of law
enforcement will he held IN the SUNDAY
school room of the First and Central
Presbyterian Church next Thursday.
Edgar {. Prettyman, superintendent of
the Anti-Saloon League is inviting mem
hers of the W. {. I. L., Sunday school
superintendent, educators and Others to
attend the meeting
Representatives will also be chosen
TO serve on the state committee for Law
Enforcement Week. the date of which
will soon he announced by Governor
Denny.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
WOMAN LOSES GLOVE.
And Tax Commissioner Wants 10 Re-
turn Property.

A woman who called at the School
Tax Commissioners office. East
Ninth street, yesterday, left a long
kid glove on the counter. The glove
is being held for the owner 20 claim
II and prove property.
The clerks OF the office were buoy
today opening and checking up the
thousands Of returns that have been
filed by mail. II IL not expected that
any definite figures win be obtalna Bile
before next week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
Enda Ferber's story In "N6 Woman
Knows"

Pauline Frederick In Two Kinds q
Women IL closing It's engagement ~
the Majestic feature production ~ the
theatre this evening Next wcok the
theatres patronage viii 10 introduced
to Fanny. Herself" ne she plays 81
M Woman Knows" the sensa tionsi
photoplay Fuccess based on Edna Fer
bcrs great story of Fanny. Herself Do
Mahe julienne Scott. the heauiitui
emotional actress. best remembered
Ter her work in The Sea Wolf' and
Eehpld My wife. plays the role 81
Fanny"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25

saint Teresa" BY Henry Sydnor Har-
rison. author OF "Queed." ". VS.
Eyes, 'Angela's Business" Boston.
Mass; Houghton Mifi!n Co. Park
street. Price. 81. net.
With "Queed." his first Offering 10
the uncertain verdict Of literature low
ers, Mr.. Harrison achieved a splendid
success, meeting with high popular
favor. ~. Us Eyes" pathetic and
appealing and different in tone. was
less popular, although not at al dis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
SCREEN
BETTY Compson IN "The Little Minis
fer"

To-day Is tho sixth and last day Of
the glorious engagement enjoyed by
Cecil u. DcMlllc's production, "Foora
Paradise" at the Queen Theatre. on
Monday next Betty Cumpaon viii
commence the run Of her picture THE
Little Minister" Fer the information
Of the few who don't know, The Lit.
tie Minister" is the screen version ~
Sir Jamea NJ Harric's famous book
and play Of the same name In stage
annals Il recorded tho greatest sue
ccss Maude Adams ever enjoyed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
APPROVED MOTOR
VEHICLE HEADLIGHTS
State Enforcing the Law Which
Requires Their Use
on Cars.

Following in a list of the motor
vehicle headlight devices that have
been approved by the Delaware state
authorities. Their use is REQUIRED on
cars In use in the state. The law is
being enforced by the inspectors. Fol
lowing is list of THE approved lamps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25

Just a minute OF your time TO tel'
$4,000 people what you want-Eyery
Evening Classified ads do the rest
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25

To comply with the law motor vehicle
owners must.
% Use one of above named lighting
devices
% Keep bulbs and lamps in adjust
ment as Indicated above
CD Use a bulb whose candle power shall
not exceed Is In the vacuum type or 81
in the gas filed type
Note-Only certain types or models of
certain makes are approved; other models
may not be used
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25

Read the classification II Of the claS.
slfied ad section and see what houses
are for rent today. --Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25

AUTO owners may rely on the re-
pair man. whose ads IRE IA classIdcs-
4, i6 81 the classified I'D section -
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
Mystery Romance Arcadia First
Offering.

The current film offering at 'he
Arcadia Theatre ana the attraction
that closes It's engagement A. tho
house this evening ~ Not entity"
n mnu,e that crc,,cles the gIohe iu
the wide sweep ~ i's thrilling story
Mystery Is the next entertainment .n
order. being literally provided IN tho
production "Sobody" which Is schedul-
"a for exhibition beginning Monday
next. Jewel Carmen ls the star In
this production. One - tho most
gripping scenes shows Miss Carmen,
az Little Mrs Smith" in bed cutting
dolls and animals out ot paper. bab-
bling and behaving generally Ike a
child She is suffering from aphasia--
complete loss 81 memory-and does
not recognize her husband or realize
that she IL In her own house.
"Son OF Wallingford--strand.
Having created all the characters
in the stories az J. Rufus Wallin gford
George Randolph Chester. who wrote
and directed The Son Of WaIling
ford" the Vitsgraph special produc-
ton. which Will be shown at Strand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25

theatre today. had n definite idea Of
the types he wanted 10 portray them.