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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22

Atena. Medicii anunta ca.
starea sanatatii Principesei Eli
|sabeta, sofia Printnlui de coroana
al Greciei, este la fel ca mai
|inainte. Dumineca dimineata TEN.
peratura Ia fost de 100, pnlsul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22
DACA VREI

M fntinxi infna h coltul
tsts1elof n cAs e1nd Il rGlia1
ntt . mani saa IN picior "a.
tofi9IeS INTRO bocietate din
Uniuusa 8. +. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22

sAalA11i11 u. !, %
12O 81 respirstis 80. Kegele 81 Re.
gina Romahiei carl Sc afla langa
patul bolnavei, All primit cuvin-
te de simpatie adpesate din partea
intregei prese.
Genoa. Diplomatii 81 i'lrna-
listii de la conferinta din Genoa
all TRIMS stiri prin telegraf carl
dau un total de 4,961.355 cuvlnte.
Prin telefon s'au TRIMS comuni.
cate carl reprezinta un numar de
100000 cuvinte. Numai dele
gatia japoneza facut la posta
un cont de 956.000 lire. j
New York. - Generalnl Cazae
Gregorie Semenoff, fost conan
dant al nnei sarmate antibolse-
viste, a fost liberat astazi din
Arrest pc ibaza verdictului dat de
|tribunalul suprem. Semenoff fu-
sese arestat de firma americana
pentru vina ca ar Fl furat, pentru
uzul trupelor sale, niste marfuri
ce aceasta firma le avea depozi-
tate intro localitate din Siberia
Budapesta. Ziarul Magyar
orszag scrie ca Theodore Bren-
tano, noul Ministru American in
Ungaria, ar Fl zis ca Statele Unite
nu ar opune la reviznirea trata.
Itului din Trianon daca aliatii
dOresc aceasta.
Theodosia. Crimeea. - Stradele
Simferopolului siI Theodosiei in
fatisaza evidente de foamete multi
mai mare decat acea ce bantuia
asta iarna reqiunile Volgei. Cinci
suite de mil locuitori al Crimeiei
indura cea maj grozava mizerie
pc cand lacustele devasteaza sa.
manaturile earl promiteau ceva
nadejde de roada.
Paris. - Dl C1emenceau. mi.
nistrul de razboi al Frantei, a
spns unui representant al ziaru.
lui Echo de Paris ca dansul nr.
marise cu fncordata. atentie des.
fasurarile de evenimente la con
ferinta din Genoa. Vorbind 81
despre Lloyd George, dansul zi-
cea: DE i-asi putea vorbi acum
sigur ca Far allzi de la mine GU.
vinte complimentary. Gu toata a.
l.titudinea neexplieabila A lui Lloyd
George, fiji sigur, precum stunt 81
Ell, ca popornl- englez va ramane
credincios Frantei..
Belfast. Niste teroristi ar
matt an tarit All dimineata pe
patru locuitori al Derryscullionu.
lui din paturile Tor 81 i-au impus.
eat ca pc cani. Unul dintre detec-
l.tivii ce pornisera pc nrma lor, a
fost deasemenea impuscat 81 ucis
la minut.
Washington. Dl johnson
senator republican de California
a depus un project de lege pentru
4
modificarea constituted intr asa
fel ca sa Sc inlature exploatarea
copiilor prin mnnca.
an
Washington. = La Ministerul
de Externe s'a. primit astazi .nota
guvernului francez prin care a.
nmta trimiterea, in America d
,,unei misiuni pentru regularea da.
Itoriilor Frantei.
Constantinopol. = Declaratiile
ilui Austen Chamberlain in Casa
Comunelor privitor la atrocitatilt
comise de Turcii nat ationalisti i'm.
potriva crestinilor din Asia Mica
creiat o profunda impresie ir
cercurile turcesti de aici, mai ales
,printre aderentii Kemalisti. Ace
sta declara ca euvernul din An.
CORA nu poate accepta trimiteres
| N n ~, 4 :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
Suburban For Rent
Sum mer Places For Rant

A NICE APARTMENT--At Rehobotb
Beach, completely furnished. linen and
week, with or without heat Addyross os
Box 80. Rehoboth. Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

DlCYCI4E--0 Girls, Euod condition, nov
tires. Apply 2aS West Thirueth strrot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
May Advertised Page Today
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

BARRELS aud kugs Of All kinds boux he
and sold. Dealer In empty berreis
and keys. Phone 1882. Ausust III
Rauof. 7O1 South Mafkat strrsst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
AUcTIoNs--LEQALs.
Leeal nodes,

ESTATE OF ELIZA HARVEY. DE-
CEASED Notice Is hereby given that
lettcrs estaInentary upon the estate OF
dred, deceased. were duly granted unto
Morton Harvey aud UoIstefn Harvey on
the sixth day of september, A. -. 1922,
and all persons Indebted ia tho said
deceased are requested 10 make pay
ment to the executors without delay,
and oil persons having demands against
the deceased are required TO exhibit
and present the same duly probate1 70
the said executors on or before the sixth
Gay OF September. A. -. 1929, or abide
by the law In this behalf Morton Har-
yey. Holstcin Harvey. executors Adj
dress J. Rankin Davis. attorney -st-iaw
ware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

STREET, WEST. 700
--Corner, . rooms and bath, heat. porch,
just painted. Jesse Ii. Horner. 40 West
Twenty second street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSES-For sale or rent Seven room.
bath. hot water heat. preserve pantry
outdde pantry. cement cellar. electric
gas. water, sewer stationary wash tub
With dde yard. rear yard daylight houses
southern exposure. Apply on premises
or call 6760 or S470.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

BOIl.ER---Fur salt, 2b-horsepower i'm.
right boilpr. comblcto with fittinxs And
stack; Hartford inspctcd. Fibre
Workn, Fburtoenth and Walnut streets,
Evening journal., 1922-11-14

on the instant. Matters in the Near
East between Turkey and the Al
lied Governments look serious. We
need not worry NOW for we have
followed the proven policy of the
past. HANDS OFF, But we never
know what peculiar event may
sweep US again into the turmoil of
war. I don't want TO see us vast
ing lives and money again prepar-
ing for war when that waste was
unnecessary. An adequate mer-
chant marine means plenty OF ships
ready to be transferred TO the mill
tary and naval establishment of the
government in times of war. That
is one of the serious problems which
President Harding has studied hard
and long and presents to Congress
at the forthcoming session for leg
islative action. 1t should not be a
question of Republican, Democratic
or any other party. 1t is something
in which ALL AMERICA is vitality
Interested from the coast TO the in
terror.
Another important matter to be
presented TO Congress by the Presi-
dent is a recommendation TO reor-
ganize the executive departments as
outlined in a plan worked out by
a committee appointed by Mr.. Hard
Ing and headed by Walter f. Brown |
as chairman. There is much dupli-
Evening journal., 1922-11-14
Uncle TedS Bedtime Stories

up with fine furniture and make
new and modern improvements on
1t Immediately IL the people who
just moved out have torn 1t to pieces.
He must first repair the damage be-
fore the improvements can be made.
1t has been the same way with our
Federal Government.
Before many days now a special
session of Congress will meet at
Washington. President Harding has
felt It necessary to call Congress to-
gether before the regular date OF
December 8. In order that several
important matters may be taken up
and settled. For many months he
has been keen TO complete the leg
islation necessary TO make our Mer-
chant Marine as fine as any in the
world. When this extra session be-
gins 10 Will be up TO Congress to
solve the problem. President Hard
ing has worked out a splendid plan
which viii establish and keep up a
marine big enough and
fine enough to meet the needs of
our commerce.
But carrying commerce is not
the only pupose for which need
merchant marine. While that is the
first essential in times of peace, still
that merchant marine will mean
something even bigger to the United
States. The world club has proven
Itself impractical. Inasmuch as in
dividuals have not ceased TO quar-
rel we cannot expect nations 20 cease
Evening journal., 1922-11-14

Regardless OF the newer kinds OF
entertainment. there is no greater
fun in the world for real live kiddies
than an old-fashioned taffy ball on
cold fall night. Ruth. Jack and
Uncle Ted had decided after dinner
that they would pass up the movies
or a ride in the cold and ask Fred
die TO come over and join them in
making some taffy. There were
plenty OF nice. big, red. juicy apples
and some fresh sweet cider from
granddads farm way out in the
country.
you pull too hard" complained
Ruth as Jack jerked at the other
end Of their string OF taffy.
I'm not pulling hard" replied
Jack. you're just weak. that's all"
Maybe I'm not as strong as you
are, but when I grow up I'll be able
TO vote just the same as you and
your vote won't count any more
than mine" answered Ruth.
Now you kiddies better stop
worrying about votes and whether
you are strong or not" spoke up
Uncle Ted. Election Is all over un-
til the next Presidential election
when the people will be able 10 look
back upon four years OF splendid
accomplishment on the part of the
present Administration. Whatever
peculiar twists the late Congression-
al election may have taken, there IS
no reflection upon our President and
his advisers. Local conditions and
issues naturally affect the election
of Senators and Congressman. and
to say that because certain Repub-
licans were defeated and Democrats
elected in their places for Governor.
Senator or Representative. II is a
slam at the President, is absurd
The next two years will tell the
story. We have plunged ahead in
this country to marvellous degree
In the past two years. considering
the terrible condition in which the
present Administration found the
country. These two years have been
spent in strengthening out the tan
giles and troubles caused by eight
years OF Democratic waste and mis-
management. Although much con
structive new legislation has been
passed there would have been more
but for the loose ends which neces-
sarily had TO he fixed first. A man |
cannot go into house and fix It |
Evening journal., 1922-11-14
DOCTORS HIT
a COUE AS FAD

Basing our Judgment on M. Coue's
own statements in HIS book, we feel
justified In warning people that
there is positive danger in such a
system when It is advanced as a sub
stitute for scientific medical treat
ment OF serious organic disease.
People who endorse this system,
even to so per cent. OF dts alleged
value. must be ready TO believe that
by repeating the optimistic formula,
Day by day in every way I'm get
ting better and better" they can re-
construct brokendown kidney or a
broken-down lung; that they can
sterilize an infected area in the body;
that they can render harmless a sep
tic tonsil, and that malignant tumors
can be shrivelled up and made to
disappear by mental influence.
Much good has been accomplished
in certain types of cases through
but this sort OF
treatment has often been carried TO
an extreme and other necessary
measures neglected. Actually there
is auto-suggestion in medical prac-
tice; the physician, in writing a pre-
scrlption. sets In motion the mental
of serenity and hopeful
ness.
The public should get all the good
possible from auto-suggestion and
other measures OF hygiene. But the
instant a person makes a fad of any
such measure he is in serious danger
of ldeserting proven scientific reme-
dies.
Most OF the cases OF cures record
ed in the Coue book appear TO be of
a functional nervous type, through
the claim is made that the system is
even more successful in the treat
ment OF organic LESSONS, and even
such conditions as club foot
Anyone who attempts TO treat or
ganic diseases solely by a mental
method must be regarded as a men
ace TO the public health.
Evening journal., 1922-11-14

NO finer coid-tOeGfher motor oil
made. Atlantic Polarine has the wild.
est temperature range of any motor
oil made. Flows freely at zero. Needs
no warming up. No danger of burnt
bearings or scored cylinders. Correct
for practically every car and truck.
Evening journal., 1922-11-14

cation of work and effort and this
plan will consolidate some bureaus
eliminate some and In some cases
probably establish new ones. In
other words the Administration is
continuing its effort to run the gov
ernment as a business organiza-
ton and surely the level-headed
business men OF the country can
look with satisfaction TO such effort
and accomplishment.
Now you've eaten too much taffy
Evening journal., 1922-11-14
Don't Be Bald
How to Make Hair GROW Strong, Trick
and Lustrous.

Hair can never be made TO grow again
after the roots are dead But few Of
us grow bald in a day and have ample
warning that our hair is steadily get
ting thinner.
Partisan Sage is as effective a hair
grower as could possibly be found. but
TO prevent further loss of hair and 70
actually help new hair TO grow on the
thn spots, II must be rubbed right into
the scalp with the finger tips SO that
the starved hair roots can really absorb
It. Try 70. get as much on the scalp.
ana as little on the hair. as possible.
does
The genuine Partisan sage Ciquid
torm) can be had from Eckerd's or
Danforth's Drug Store, or any drug or
toilet counter. It's Inexpensive and
guaranteed to stop falling hair and
itching scalp, Danish dandruff and
stimulate new hair to grow. or nothing
to pay.
Partisan Sage Is easy to use, perfectly
harmless, and the first application will
make your hair and scalp look and feel
1000 better.
Evening journal., 1922-11-14

steamfitters. plumbers and me-
chanics are favored in the Want
Ads this week. and Will do well,
to follow them closely every day.
Evening journal., 1922-11-14
BY DIR. EUGENE LYMAN FISK.

II bIAs fl1ntlANHA III MAN ISM
Medical Director, life Extension
institute. (Approved by Commit
tee of the Hygiene Reference Board,
Comprising DIR. Walter B. Cannon,
of Harvard University; DR.. l.. Il.
Barker. OF Johns Hopkins Univers-
ity: and DR.. Victor c. Vaughan, of
Diversity of Michlgan.)
,EEw YoRK-Are we to scrap 90
p,r cent. Of scientific medical prac-
i,ce in favor Of mind healing?
The public and the medical profess
on must face this question because
oei'the interest being shown in the
a&o-suggestion method OF NJ Coue,
ihe apostle OF the newest cure-all
ed in Europe who is soon TO visit
Arnerica.
This question may be asked; Why
should not people 'foiiow auto-sug-
g@Stion without restraint IL Il brings
hope and IN a certain number Of
cases aotu-l cure OF functional
trou BILE?
The answer is that always when
such an alleged all-embraclng cure
IS 'heralded. thousands of people who
IRA afflicted rush to seek relief from
{ 10 the exclusion OF all other meth
DDS OF cure or treatment, and THUS
valuable time is lost Obvious physi-
cal defects or physical influences
such as poison. infection and the
ike. are neglected and there Is reli-
ance wholly upon the mental msthod.
Evening journal., 1922-11-14

Stenographers, bookkeepers, and
clerks are under favorable planetary
ruling this month, and will do well
TO use the Want Ads for new posi-
ffone
Evening journal., 1922-11-14

To Curt a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative BROMO QNUTNTNE tab
let's. The box bears the signature OF T.
w. Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO)
Evening journal., 1922-11-14

IS EDITORS: People OF two
continents are talking about
Emile Coue. whose work at
Nancy. France. has caused
thousands TO believe that auto
Suggestion offers a royal road TO
Aealth.
y is Coue a miracle man7 The
iouestion has been asked so per-
litistentiy that at last-on the
ieve of Coue's projected trip to
iAmerica-the medical profession
has undertaken to answer.
Evening journal., 1922-11-14

already and I've talked long enough,
too, so Off to bed, all of you"
Evening journal., 1922-11-14
NO. B
$24.5O
Reg. Values to $3.50

NOW comes the handsome new fur-trmmed
dressy models which are here in all the wanted
shades for fall and there seems to be almost an end
less variety of styles and oolors to choose from.
You'll find the new blouse-back models-braid-
trimmed models and those with loose novelty sleeves
in Boivias Suedine Velours Cut Bolivia, fine quail
ity Kerseys and the Sealette Pushes. All sizes
are also included in assortment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
Ivy Susnn u. Sncud.

In December. 1862. thrc" young mon
from onancock. Accomac County.
"irElnih-B fusuuc. W. Z. Sncad and
&. w. Sncad left loving hearts aud
comfortable homes to join the Con
f"dcratc army In Richmond Va. The
Eastern shore OF Virginia, at tina,
time. was IN the hands OF tho upIo n
army. :" that All going In the other
side had 10 RUN the blockade which
was very rcriiUus Chesapeake BAY
and It's tributaries were Euardr! by
The Union ruubonts searching for
those attempting to 20 10 DiNic.
The trip had 10 t." made In an oprn
hoht. tw"uty feet long. cnrrying two
sails. This party mad" three attempts
before II could leave tho shore.
After driving several miles in tho
bitter cold I" the wharf from which
they were 10 start, tho captain Of
ia" boat said:
Gentlemen. II is too calm: wc Will
have to put om tho trip. for tho Yanhs
"lll he sure to get us
Tho returned TO their homes to try
the next night.
Again taking IN" long. cold drive
al O'Clock the next evening. think
lnS everything favorable. they ven
tnr"d out They had not gone many
miles when a sudden calm fell upon
TIA" waters. and IL VAS deemed adj
Nisahlc once moro to return to their
h"in"*. But. on The third might. every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
RUNNING BLOCKADE,
ATTENDED BY PERI 6
Eastern Shore of Virginia Was in Hands of Union
Army. and Chesapeake Bay and Its Tributaries
Were Guarded by Union G,nbouts

hing seemed propitious. mud thcy
mai" another start. Their" was good
wind: tho night was clear, but In
tcnscly cold.
Party Joined by Another.
The party from Accumac WAS Joined
by ancthe from northampton County.
virginia whose n3nlea do not re-
osH Toy. sLA wore Ia ~ omen boa,
about the Same size. For .ny.ruI
| ihii"s they kept together. md mil
mated conversation Was k.pt M.
suddenly: high Wind incr"uscd 10 Il
gale. aud the bnnta w.re s.lnrated
The sea rose. the spray few and soon
the boat In which were ,hcg. three
young men began to sink. charles
Hh"ad ana Zen FoHuu" hogan TO b;,
but the water Kept above their knee.
III spite OF their efforts
In the midst ~ the roar 81 wind
ana sea. the captain rriod out 20 ,rL.
down tho sail. All were We, and very
cold. but they tried IN obey: tho sail
Nell and went overheard bcfnr. ,l.v
rot II down: only small rainr. II
was LIFT. which they put mn. I'm,
soon had 10 take II down. Then th,y
rolled thir sail around The mast with
hut ono and half wards stretched
This kept up Tin they reached the
other side.
SO strong was tn" wind TINT night.
50 high was IN" -. no steamers
n u Ie-I III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

DEATH RECALLS GREAT WORK
FOR THE CONFEDERATE ARMY
Laura Arnold Gave Information That Resulted in Cap
turc by ''Stoncwalr Jackson of $4,000 Federal
Troops, Including General Nelson A. Miles.

WINCH ESTER. VA. Aug 26--M-
ter the funeral here Thursday after
noon ot Mrs. Frances Kelley pcrry.
who died suddenly In Cumberland.
Md. Of oXaiir acid poisoning. taken
by mistake for salts. number OF
Confederate veterans present pointed
10 grave nearby. marked ~ a
rough dressed granite stone and
hearing In deeply chis"lcd letters the
name. laura Arnold" nm aunt of
Mrs Perry. and recalled AN incident
of IN" War between THE states, that
had made Miss Arnold famous as a
local heroine aad Confederate scout"
An act OF hers. !; YVES related, re-
suited in ''Stonewall' lachson's mar
vicious exploit in trapping an army
Of $4,000 Federal soldiers at lIarpcrs
Ferry. W. Va, ia tn" late summer
"f 1862. capturing $4,000 OF them.
including BrigaGirr- General Ncls"v
y. Miles, scventy-three pieces ot iclh
artillery. over 200 wagons and enor-
nous quantities OF camp and garrison
equipment.
Miss Arnold was tho daughter Of
John Arnold or Winchester. whose
family were. like all others. feeling
III" pinch OF war. while General MIL
Toys Federal troops occupied tho
town after Jack sou's retirement to
TIA" vicinity OF Mount Jackson in the
simmer of 1867 MIR. Arnold was an
invalid, and he depended mainly upon
the family cow milk for his nourish-
m.nt. His daughter. Laura, had come
into possession OF certain documents
and vcrbai Information from trust
worthy sources. which detailed the
exact location OF Federal troops north
Of Winchester and also their
strength and equipment. The enc
my'S plan Of campaign In tho Valley
of Virginia also foil into her hands
She knew Jackson desired such in
formation. hut how To got II 10 him.
with the town in enemy hands. was
a problem
Miss Arnold conceived the idea Of
driving her COW I" a pasture Held
just beyond tho rickcts. and her
FIRST attempt was a failure. tho SEN
try saving No hated Ia turn her back,
hut that she had no pass. and orders
is orders" At his suggestion. she
went to General Milroy'S headquar-
tiers at tho old TAYLOR Hotel. Going
in unanuounced. she said as il asking
small favor: General. can get
pass Ia drive my COW back and forth
10 a Held just outside your Ines
"Ou;sidc my lines?" howled tho
general why. Girl. are YOU crazy?
Nothing can go outside nv lines from
here. Don't YOU know the rebels arc
just "a short distance beyond my pick
ets?"
II didn't know II. general" sh" 70.
Piled. hut am no, afraid Of them.
ANA | don't believe they would hur,
me"
no. / guess not" he answered.
hluntly. You are one Of the d
lot yourself"
"I;ut ccncral" shc nlcafed "I hayc