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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
Little Benny's
Notebook.
By Lee Pape
By Lee Paps

This morning at brekfst l tried
Experiment to see how mutch pepper
/ could smell at without axuilly sneez-
ing, and some dropped on my clothes
and made me sneeze about once hour
all day, and this aftirnoon in skool
Miss Kitty started the reeding lessin
and all of a suddin the top of some
body's desk dropped with fearse bang,
and Miss Kitty sed, Silents, silents, how
can we have a reeding lessins with in
terrupshins of that sort going on.
Wich Jest then somebody dropped
their casket and their pencils and
things went all over the floor, making a
even worse noise than the desk, Miss
Kitty saying, Now, whoever makes a
another sound, don't care wat it is, will
remain after skool, / don't believe this
class knows the meening of the werd
attention.
Wich jest then wat did / do but smell
some of the pepper and sneeze fearse
sneeze, Miss Kitty saying, Benny Potts,
come up heer. Meening to her desk,
wich / did, and she sed, How dare you
sneeze like that after wat jest sed?
couldent help it, how could / help
it, ! had to sneeze so / had to sneeze,
| sed, and she sed. Nonsents, / often
feel like sneezing but 4 restrain myself
and save 1t for the proper time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
FIGHT
FATAL TO A PRISONER

Philadelphia. Sept. 2s.-A dispute
over the pronunciation of word be-
tween two prisoners in the Eastern
Penitentiary on Sunday resulted yes
terday in the death OF one OF tho men
from n fractured skull.
Sebastiano Balestrieni, who was
serving from four to seven years for
aggravated assault and battery. is the
dead man. His assailant, Thomas
Briso Silvia. is being held in solitary
confinement to await action by the
coroner.
According to Thomas Baker. a third
prisoner in the cell, Balestrieni and
Silvia We're looking through a die
tionary and started a quarrel over the
pronunciation OF word which had
a similar sound in their native Ian
guages. Balestrieni became infuriat-
ed and attacked Silvia. In the fight
Silvia hit Balestrieni on the head with
q chair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
Efficient Housekeeping
By Laura A. Kirkman
round, k ! round, p l round;

round, k round, p / round:
39th Round: X "a, increase l st, k
| 4, incresae l st, p round, k l round,
p round, 43rd Round: k "a, increase
| ST, k 6, increase st, p round,
round, p round, 47th Round k 81,
increase / st, k 8, increase st, p l
round, k ! round, p round. 5lst
Round: p "a, k l, p 10, k l, having
| 46 stitches on needle. 52nd Round;
II SITS on each of two needles.
For Thumb: Divide the II sts, hav-
ing SITS on each of three needles. p l
round, k round until there are seven
ridges or IA rounds, or the desired
length on IL SITS. 18th Round: p 2,
p ? sts together until closed, break
of yarn, fasten on inside.
For Hand: P II sts on each OF two
needles, p 10 sts on third needle and
pick up 2 SITS at start of thumb. X
round, p l round on 36 sts until there
are IS ridges from where eyelets were
made at wrist (or desired length).
Next Round to Close: Is 4, X sts
together, repeat from around. P
round, X / round, p round.
| Next Round: X 3, 2 SITS together
repeat from around. P round
k FOUND
Next Round: P 2, p 2 sts together
repeat from around, K round.
Next Round: P1, p 2 sts together
repeat from around, k 2 sts together.
Bind off, break of yarn, draw through
to inside OF glove, and fasten."
| Tomorrow-More Pickles and
Relishes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

n-orr.i,v fbcse hollow tubes supply us
with air. and their lining Is fabricated
by Just the right amount OF secretion 70
keep them In good condition.
IN discnse the bronchi may oecon''
occluded. That Is. from ono cause or
another there rnay be adhesive Proe'es
which cause tho wills TO stick toeetner
or 10 MI up and then cut OF tho air
SUNNY. This is called ''bronchostenosis
In opposition to this Is another CON
dit,on called ''bronchiectssiA. TINS II
| n dlIatation Of the bronchial tubes
The dIsease--for IL really is disease.
nnv be locnllzed, being confined TO
| limited part or TO ono place OF the prom
| chiu< system. or II may bc o,nuss' IN
voIving all tho bronchi and their suo-
| divisions.
rnr,ow,nu ,orns severe disease which
| RS bronchial involvement. there may
| ho ,o.. NJ tone Of the bronchial walls
| rhev lose their elasticity md gradually
dnafe Influenza, whoopink- cough ana
| measles nro types OF such diseases'
| C,ber d,sen.es Iike bronchitis, pneu-
noon,. pleurisy and Tuberculosis may
INV. this trouble afterwsrd. Lowered
! tono of the general hcalth win tne
n,,urel weakness OF tho bodily tissues
| pred isposes to IL
,nrssah,e symptoms Tho most tryinE
:. ,hs paroxysmni cough. Whom tho pa
,ient frst goes to bed or on getting ur
in the morning he has ssvcr" hts o'
coughing.
,rorn tho bronchi. It may be puruient 1T
nature and very offensive In odor.
-,,o trouble with this miserable disease
10 ,he danger OF secondary Infection The
hrnnch,nl lining is infianed and sensi'
IT,. reaay for tho germs OF pneumonia
; or tuberculosis
rre.h air. day and night. IN tho mrs.
s..entia, in treatment Tho body mus
h. bu,lt up and made as resistant TO dis'
.a.c as possible.
l V,r,ous local and surgical measures
20 recommended. bat they VIII De d
; ,.e,ed by tho family physician.
The most important advice / can CIV
Z. 10 take pains after every acute Hines
90 bring about full recovery. Hail
NAV measures are 70 be condemned
: oon't dismiss your doctor TIL you ar
, soynp,eteIy well and FREQ from the dan
ver Of secondary ailments. such a. oron
, chiectasia-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
WHO IS THIS STRANGE
MAN. SMITH?

II Allen Drake had meant to goad
Smith into some sort Of emotional be-
traying outburst by his complete ignor-
ing of tho bound man, and his impress
sively polite request of Lillian and me
to be permitted to smoke, he succeeded
signally. :. =,
T'You devil of thousand devils" The
expletive burst from Smiths white lips
~ il it had been forced through them
by superhuman pressure You spawn
oX jellyhsh, you scum OF the sea, to
dare stand ther and smoke when man
hike me, man whose shoes you are not
ft to wipe, is burning, dying
"a million pardons, my good man,
Mr.. brakes voice was infuratingly pat
ronizing. Il am remiss. May offer
you cigar?"
With a swiftness strongly contrast
ing to his languid attitude Of a minute
before, he crossed to Smith, and with
one hand deftly put cigar in the mans
mouth while with the other he held $
light to the end of the cigar. founC
myself tensely watching Smith to SEE
what his reaction would be. His fury
against us, his contempt for us were sc
patiently at war with the most poignant
craving a smoker can have, that curl
osity as to his action sent my menta
thermometer up dangerously near th'
bursting point.
Allen Drake Moves"
That Smiths first impulse was to re
ject the cigar and strike the light from
Mr.. brakes hand was plainly evident a
his face contorted with rage, and HI
Hinged his bound body forward, strain
ing futilely at the bonds confning hi
hands. Then, as if acting upon som,
driving impulse beyond his own volition,
his teeth clenched upon the cigar, ant
he inhaled and puffed until it had caugh
the fame which Allen Drake held to it
My eyes went to Allen brakes face
and / saw upon it q satisfied triumphan
look such as a scientist might wear VIII,
had just concluded some doubtful cx-
pertinent necessary to the solution o
the problem he had in hand. And
realized that back of his languid pose
his ignoring of Smith, and his Haunting
of the cigar had lain q distinct purpose
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

objects and handed them to Prince
Carlo. Guard these if you wish to
get your wish" she said. ''In the
morning early before any one is up In
the castle go to your brothers room
and tell him some one is trying to get
into the stronghold where the gold and
treasures are kept. Once he is in the
underground fortress force him 10
swallow one Of these and he will fall
into sleep from which he cannot be
awakened unless the other white pellet
is forced into his mouth. You may re-
pent, you know, and wish to- save
him after ALL" cackled the old witch.
She knew this would not happen.
But because the laws of the magic
world demand that with a spell that is
put upon mortal shall be given one
charm that will break it, Thorny
Witch had to give Prince Carlo the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
Used by Three Generations.

II use Foleys Honey and Tar per-
sonally. give it to all my children and
now TO my grandchildren with the
same good results. I tried many kinds
Of cough medicines, but never want
anything but Foley's Honey and Tar"
writes Mrs. Z. X. Olson. Superior,
Wise. Foley's Honey and Tar was es-
tablished in 1875 and has stood the
test Of time serving three generations
1t quickly relieves colds. coughs and
Group. throat, chest and bronchial
trouble--N. B. Danforth.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
Well l cant do that, | sed. Wich

Well l cant do that, l sed. Wich I
cant, and Miss Kitty sed, Don't have
SO mulch to say. And she took hold
of my arm and gave me 2 shakes, prob
erly loosening some of the pepper be-
cause just then ] had to sneeze agen,
thinking Good mite, hope l don't.
Wich vile / was trying not to who
sneezed but Miss Kitty, being one of
the loudest sneezes l ever herd eny-
body do, and she hadent hardly did it
wen l sneezed agen and everybody
LATED like enything and Miss Kitty sed,
There seems to be something in the air
GROUND heer, 60 back and take your
sect, perhaps you couldent help it after
all.
Being rite, ony I dident tell her wy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
OLD THORNY WITCH.
Part III.


The Witch was perfectly sure OF
full well were the strongest friends she
had, and once they were. deeply planted
in the thoughts Of mortal it was easy
for her to have her sway
So she sailed forth down to the spot
where she had found Prince Carlo the
night before and was not at all sur
prised to find him waiting for her.
II agree to do as you direct me-" he
said at once "How shall / get the
diamond and the Princess?'
Not so fast, my Prince" cackleo
the old witch. First l will tell you
how to get the gold for me and ther
you shall learn how your wish is to be
granted"
From the pocket of her long black
cape the witch took two pea-shapeo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
Nurses Dance Tomorrow Evening.

The senior and graduating classes of
the Delaware Hospital will give q
dance in the nurses home tomorrow
evening. to welcome the probationers
class. Refreshments will be served,
and music will be by Crawford's or
chestra,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

CUNt0 kf0W8o ~ fiMRiSbs btSU BkIn
Eruptiops with Ironized Yessti
never stay long where there are
pirnpies. cause I come from hsaven.
and pirnpies never DO" Cupids
words ring true. Plmples belong to
nobodys darling, no matter how
much Of darling you may be. With
tho proper amount Of yitamiLes and
iron In your blood. pimples would be
a practical impossibility. The re-
rnarkabIe power OF yeast-vitam.nss
when properly ironized Is proven BY
the results OF Ironized Yeast This
Is not a mere mixture OF vitarnines
and iron, but is yeast ironized, which
IS substance all by itself. Be sure
that you take only Ironized Yeast
Your blood will be freed from Inn
puritieg. your skin Will clear almost
naglcally, pimples and skin spots
will vanish. Ironizsd Yeast Is .
powerful builder of nerve force. II
Is sold at all drug stores at 800
a package. Each package contains
so tablets, each tablet seaEed by IT.
self. They never lose thdlr power.
Mrd only by Ironizsd feast Co.
Atlanta, Ga. Start today 70 take IRON
lied Yeast. and look out for substi-
tutes and limitations. There is only
one Ironized Yeast produced fn tbs
world. A clear skin is always a goo5
recommendation. It's yours foT the
asking. ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
HukiU Returns to Brown.

J. Spencer Hukill, sophomore at
Brown University. has returned to
Providence, r. l., TO resume his
studies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

A-There - hacking ths nsysterfous
effects OF tho secret.ons Of tho ducfIess
gland When we know moro Of this
orExn We VIII be able to heap many .
chfld who IL now abnormal would
not worry about this particular ch1id
Give tho child all the benefit OF good
food md outdoor NE. md probably
osuArx. 1874 In.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

r. r. r. Q-A child ~ years old has
repeated the Same school work for two
years. and does not get interested in
school work What u thu cause of shfs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
Answers to Health Questions

J. 8. Q-r should Ike TO obtain In
formation AZ to where / could got box
Ing or regular gymnasium exercises, eto.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

A--Thsrs arc many causes for this
condition. In some instances Il In due
20 kidney or bladder troubie. You
should have the urine examined and
xubm,t the report 20 -your, doctor, who
will prescribe tho necessary trsatn~n,
after he has made a thorough physical
examination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

II. X. Z. Own you kindly ten M
what causes frequent urfnationr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

A-By Joining any OK tho athesuc clubs
or tho Y. W. c. A. you will be able to
place yourself under an instructor and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
YOUR HEALTH
What That Unusual Trouble
"Bronchiectasia" Really Is

BY ROYAL s. COPELAND, M. D.
Commissioner OF Health. New York City.

WYE GET air into our lungs through the nose.
w throat and bronchial tubes. The tubes are ar
w ranged in manner not unlike the trunk and
branches OF tree. OF course it is reversal far
direction Is concerned because stand upright tho
trunk Of the bronchial system Is uppermost and the
branching limbs extend downward.
Cor .inuing our figure, the main psrt-called the
trachea"-is like the trunk Of the tree This divides
into two bronch the right and the left Each Of these
divdes and redvides until the minute outer twiRs are
reached The tip Of each Of these tiny terminals opens
into an air CELL having walls thin that the oxygen Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

Am abundance OF tr-sh air IL oene-
6cial. All physical exercises Eftould bs
under the direction Of Tho family physf-
clan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28
PImples Z
ITonizod Yeast |!
Then 0upid-

A Positive Way 10 Have and 70 Keep
. Clear. Pure, Lovabls,
kissabIs S1du
Cupid has always said, x love
you, darling Iittls ar-facs. be.
cause the swee tnsss Of your soul -
revealed TO me BY the spoilers tint
Of heaven in your chsrub skin !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

having walls so thin that the
wall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

receive tho bensnts OF the sxrcises zoe
desire.
M. .. Own you please tell me
vhether varicose veins can DO cured
ana what cnn do to relieve them!
A--varicoss veins arc caused By m
creased tension In the veins. due either
to constant external pressure. sonfe OBJ
struction OF the deep veins or as IN
many cases. TO habitual ovsr-exertior-
" Tho varicose veins are slight, banding
ing Is often effective. but In most cases
surgical procedure is necessary.
M. r. A. o-when I am eating there
Is a peculiar sound near my cars Please
toll mo whnt tho cause In and whether
| II can bs relieved
| A-This sound may be due 70 chaskJ
| deposits. Limit for a timo tho amount
Of sweets And FISH Omit rich soups,
fried foods. radisheo, asparagus and to-
matocs. In time you should md much
relief.
| J. r. J. OWN you kindly ten ms
whether cataract can be cured in It's
| early stages by ---- trcatmcntf
Al DO not recommend the treatment
you mention. Consult an eys specialiyt
for an examination. and follow bis ad-
vice in regSrd TO treatment
ANXIOUS. Q-Is deep breathing
harmful to tubercular patient. and Il
not. how often should ons take a deep
breath?
Am abundance OF tr-sh air II oene-
Scial All physical exercises xfould bs
under tho direction Of Tho family physf-
clan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

ANXIOUS. Q--Is deep breathing
harmful to tuberculsr patient. and II
not. how often should ons take q deep
breath;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-28

Al DO not recommend tho treatment
you mention. Consult an eys specialiyt
for on examination. and follow his ad-
vice in regard 10 treatment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-10
START COLLEGE MAGAZINE.
Members of Student Body at Middle.
bury College.

Middlebury, Feb. l0.-Eddie S. KAHN
OF New Britain, Conn, a member of
the junior class at Middlebury college,
has been elected edltor-in-chief OF a
new literary magazine which is one
of the proposed activities of the Eng,
lish club OF the college. II is expected
that the first number of the magazine
will appear shortly before the Easter
recess and later numbers viii appear
quarterly. This will be the first ap.
pearance Of literary magazine at the
college since the conversion several
years ago Of the old Undergraduates
into "The Campus the weekly news.
paper.
Other members Of the staff which
will have charge Of the publication are
Leighton 7. Wade, 20. Of Rutland, bus.
mess manager; Clarence r. Rogers. 20.
of Burlington, advertising manager;
Chester Corsen, '23, OF Worcester.
Mass, and Miss Beuah Scott. %. of
Greenfield, Mass, assistant editors. The
following will serve as contributing
editors; Karl Srautigam, %. of South
Orange. n. J.; Henry II. Eddy, %. n
Clarendon; Harry c. Owen. 20. Of Port
Henry. n. ": Miss Elsie Carroll. %.
Of White River Junction; Miss Eliza
beth Jacobs, q. Of Wilmington. Del:
Miss Alice kirkpatrick, p, of North
Leominster, Mass; Miss Alice Little
field. %. OF Norwood. Msss: Miss
Gladys Thompson. -. Of South Rive.
gate; Mise Doris Upton of North
Leominster.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-10
MONTPELIER

AZ the session of United States dis.
trict court in Montpelier yesterday,
seven applicants made petition for
final papers and seven Others were
granted first papers. The session was
attended by Clerk Henry Conln, Depu-
ty Susie Anderson, Deputy Marshal
George +. Lackey and Charles Def.
Bancroft, intermediary. Those who
made petition for final papers We're;
John z. Bardes, Montpelier, native Of
Greece; Aukuste Haikare, Bethen,
Finland; Richard Il. Haupt, Randolph,
Germany; Ksayery Zigmont, Middle
sex, Poland; Charles w. King. Berlin,
Province OF Quebecj Carlo Romero,
Montpelier, Italy; Joseph Morrison,
Waterbury, Canada. First papers were
granted 20 Pietro Trent, Waterbury,
native of Italy; Nicholas Strahof,
Springfield, Russia; Frederick i. Hol-
land, Bethel. England; Ray Goldstein,
Montpelier, Scotland; Giovanni Ceresa,
Montpelier, Italy; Carmelo Albanese,
Montpelier, Italy; Nicodemo Laroso,
Montpelier, Italy.
The delegation from Montpelier post,
No. 8, American Legion, to the state
Legion meeting in Burlington to-day
included Joseph Affair, commander;
Frank Cory, yice-commander; Michael
Cohan, adjutant, and VIII Cory. The
meeting will be attended by National
Commander Hanford MacNider.
William Rivers, a student at Lowell
Textile institute, visited his parents
here yesterday.
The score Of the service company
National Life game Wednesday night
was 20.l0 instead Of 2y-l0, as reported,
The complete lineup was: Service
company, Pape, ri, Comi, Ii, Laird, I,
Colvin, rg, McAyoy, Glennie, lg; Ma
tional Life, Frank Gross, Ira Gross, ri,
Donnelly, Ii, Barber, q, Ira Gross,
Frank Gross, re-, Hudson, L. Trask's
All-Stars from the Union school de
feated Laird's All-Stars by score Of
to in q game played in three pc
riods following the periods Of the main
game. Even, forward on Traskis
team, was the high scorer of the
game, with two baskets and two fouls
to his credit l.. Babio, guard, shot
one foul. The other members of the
team were Kelley, forward, Blakeiy,
center, and G. Babic guard. Short,
center for Laird's team, had basket
from the floor and a foul to his cred
it, and Tomasi, forward. had one
foul. Murphy was Tomasi's running
mate, and the guards for Laird's team
were Gilbert and Jumbo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-10
GODDARD NOTES.

The annual junior prom win be held
in the assembly hall Saturday night.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged by the juniors and good time
il expected. The Lyric orchestra of
Barre will furnish the music for the
dancing The junior class wishes to
extend all the local Goddard alumni an
invitation to the affair
The first IsIee club concert will be
given tonight at North Montpelier
Twenty-Five young men, accompanied
by the school orchestra and Miss Betty
Brown, director, will participate in the
affair.
Calvin Mcbride will leave tomorrow
for his home in North Hero, where
he will spend the week end with his
parents.
Howard Hitchon has been confined
to bis bed for the past several days
with severe cold.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-10
TALK OF THE TOWN


Fordyce jackson OF Liberty street
went to Waterbury to-day on busi'
ness.
| The usual Saturday night luncheon
will be served at Vincitia club to'mor-
row night.
| Mrs. Louise Burke and son, Clarence,
Of Maple avenue leave to-day for Bur
| lington for visit with friends.
A daughter, weighing seven and
ne-half pounds, was born "Wednesday
Feb. s, to Mr.. and Mrs Harry X. Da'
wilson Of 5 Murray street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Averill OF Ire
mont street left to-day for Dartmouth
college at Hanover, N. H., TO attend
the winter carnival being held there
this week.
Misses Alice Bison and Doris
Blanchard OF st. Adams, who have
been visiting in the. city, LETT to-day
for Norwich university, Northfield, 10
attend the carnival being held at the
institution.
The Philathea class OF the FIRST
Baptist church are to give covered
dish supper to the members OF the
Baraca class of the church on Tuesday
evening, Feb. IA, at Q o'clock. All
members of both classes, with their
husbands and wives. or friends, are
cordially invited 10 be present
The Magnet theatre yesterday ran .
benefit program for the Barre Pipe and
Drum band. Large houses were IN at
tendance and a good sum should be
realized. The band gave an exhibition
outside the theatre last evening be.
fore the show. The amount realized Will
be announced later when the flgures
have been checked
Services will be held under the aus
pices of the Spiritualist society OF Dux-
bury at Odd Fellows hall, Montpelier,
Feb. 10, II and IL, the hours Of the
services being, Friday, 1880 p. m; Sat
urday and Sunday, I0i30 o. m, 2;30
and 1880 p m. Speakers, Mrs. Nettie
Holt Harding, Somerville, Mass, and
Mrs. Jennie Southworth, Fall River,
Mass; soloist, Melya Wheelock, Ran
dolph. All lectures viii be followed by
messages,
A valentine box social, attended by
over rs people, was held after the reg
ular meeting of Women Of Mooseheart
Legion in the Knights of Pythias hall
last evening. Several OF the company
favored with solos or remarks, inolud-
ing songs by Sister Pirie, Mrs, jeffrey,
Mr.. Rennie. Arthur Pirie and Jonathan
Stewart and talk by Grover G. Hall.
Following the program, Harold Ennis
in the role of auctioneer, brought IN
the shekels in large numbers dispos-
ing OF the boxes. He kept the buyers
spirited and in a fit of humor at all
times. Going to the dining room.
which was decorated with streamers
OF hearts, each purchaser of a box
found on the inside a valentine on
which was written directions for carry
ing out some stunt. There was many
a laugh over the various things i'm
posed upon the men. Following lunch,
dancing was enjoyed until late hour,
music being furnished by Misses Car
penter and Katherine Spence.