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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-20
STRIVING TO HAVE
WARbURTON ESTATE
GIVEN OVER TO BANK
Decision on Application for a
Receiver Expected From U.
S. Court This Week.
OTHER CLAIMS ARE URGED
special corrcrpondence Eycry ryenlnr

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton, Md, March 2o.--Decision in
tho action brought by Thomas w.
Perkins. receiver for tho Second Ma
tionh Bank OF Elkton. 10 have n re-
cciver appointed for tho estate OF the
late William Il. Wnrbur.on. president
OF the bank at the time Of It's failure,
Will be given during this week. A week
ago Receiver Perkins flied complaint
In tho United States Federal Court.
Baltimore, for a receiver 60 takc over
Warburton's estate, and on Saturday
tho case was heard before judge Rose
Thomas Kefnpt. counsel for the re-
ceiver estimated there are claims IN
tho wrecked bank against Warburtor
amounting To more than $4,000.
BY tho terms OF Warburton's will
he left an estate valued at between
s65. 600 and SIS 900. The viii whs mad,
the day following the closing OF tn,
bank. and In Il he directed that his
real and personal property be sold
Tor cash. II was provided that tho ox.
ecutor pay tho interest earned by Ia,
estate To his widow during her life
time, and at her death 10 bo divided
between his sons. States Attorney
Henry A. Warburton and Charles T.
Warburton. share and share alike
Henry A. wsrbur,on was nnincd ex
ccutor and gave bond 90 tho amour
of $4,000.
MIR. Kempt contended that ns tn
| receiver had been appointed by tn
| Federal authorities. Il gave the cour
! jurisdiction and that it was the cred
| itors' right 90 appeal 10 an euuit,
court Ca have the question ~ priorit,
determined. He further etated tina
the estate wns insolvent NJ tho tim
OF Warburton's death. which occurre-
February 2s. ana asked tho court 4
assume Jurisdiction. order an &c
counting. and appoint a receiver.
Former Attorney General Isaa
| Lobe strauss and Former state Sen
ator Omar ID. Crothets. attorneys 10
fthe executor and other defendants
| argued that the real estate Is cDn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-20

operator. Neither pervon was injured
Tomorrow evening the members Of
City Council will meet In special ses-
sion in tho mayors once, for tho pur-
pose Of hearing public sentiment IN
reference to the landing OF = passen-
ger boat with daily excursions from
Philadelphia. under tho management
ot tho Baker Excursion Co. There
have been presented ITO Council two
protests against tho movement for tl.c
running OF the excur3ions for seven
week days. ono from tho members OF
tho New Castle Century Club and one
from the New Castle Civic Club and
one protest against Sunday cxcur-
sions. from the Young Mems Associa,-
ton OF the First Presbyterian Church.
There are two petitions In the field.
one for the movement and ono against.
IL is claimed that tho former paper
contains tho largest number OF sig
natures.
Rev. Alban Richey. rector of tho
ST. Johns Episoopal Church. Will
mington. yesterday morning and last
evening conducted tho services In I'm
manuel Episcopal Church. Rev. Jo-
seph II. carp. rector OF the Emmanuel
Church conducted the services In the
st. Johns Church.
The meetings for this week arc
This evening, Seminole Tribe, No. ~
l. o. r. NJ: tomorrow evening. Indus
try Council. No. %. Jr. o. u. A. M.
"Wednesday evening. St. Johns Lodge
No. 2. A. #. & A. NJ; Thursday even.
ing. Caesar Rodney Chapter. No. s
q. +. s.: Friday evening. Adelphi;
Lodge. No. s. X. Of Il.
The Women's Auxiliary OF Immanue
TChurch on Wednesday Will hold nj
all-day sewing event at tho parisl
house.
Yesterday at tho close OF the ser
vices OF the Lebanon NJ. Il. Churcl
OF Red Lion, Mrs. Nora Cochran wifi
OF the late Frederick ]. Cochran.
former pastor of the church. present
ed. through William +. Silver. tw'
trays OF individual communion set
I'm memory OF the deceased pastor.
This evening tho members OF tn
Women's Home Missionary Society o
the Methodist Episcopal Church vii
ih''N III Niit htiiN ti MI una MTs
William T.. DealSyne on West Ffftl
street.
The game OF basketball which wa
scheduled for this evening between
the Anchor A. c. and the Armas Fra
OF Newport has been postponed unit
Wednesday evening In tho Oper,
House.
The weekly cottage prayer service
lof the Methodist Episcopal ChurcI
will be held on Thursday evening a
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert RILEY
ot seventh and Clymer streets.
NJ md NfrS A Y Gnn,.a., Il Al
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-20
POLICE ATTEND CHURCH.

The annual church parade OF the
mcmberr Of tho Police Department was
held yesterday afternoon. aevonty mon
IN uniform marching from headquar-
,ers in city Han 10 KinRswood NJ. r.
Church, Claymont ana Fourteenth
streets The line was headed by super
intondent George Black. and Captains
David wardle. Thomas l.. Keyser. VII
liam II. Schell and Robert J. Benson
Rev. Geo. w. Bounds. tho pastor
welcomed the visitors md offered
prayvrp for tho abatement of crime
and the welfare of tho members OF the
force.
Asskstant city Solicitor r. Warren
Green delivered An address. analyzinp
The Trial Of Jesus Christ from the
Legal Standpoint" A musical program
was given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-20
What must be done

Dental science, after long research, has found
two film combatants Able authorities have proved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-20
Those Pretty Teeth
How careful people get them

their efficiency. Now leading dentists, here and
abroad, are urging their daily
A new-type dentifricc has been created, called
Pepsodent. 1t complies with modern requirements
And these hn-hghtng methods embodied in
It Every use attacks the film in two effective wsyh
Aids Nature too
Gurnry starch deposits also cling 70 teeth and
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Nature puts starch digestant in the saliva Every
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Nature puts slkalis in the saliva to neutralize
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Thus Pepsodent twice daily brings FIVE desired
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Send the coupon for To-Day Tube and watch
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See the new beauty feel the new cleanliness
Then Judge for yourself what such results may
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-20

Auto owners may rciy on tho re-
pair man whose ads are in cisssirca-
tic Is OF the classified ad section.--
, 1922-11-16
Niun1phS Of
by MELVILLE DAWSON posT
THE NOTIFIED nUTTERFLY.

neau. He was shown the slip Of pa
per which the Marquis had picked up
N his apartment. He was old the
details OF the crime - re had car
ried it ou:. and in mis- c~tnfusion he
confessed"
The Prefec; OF Police continued to
speak. slowly, WITHOUT a change of
accent, as II TO himseie.
Monsieur Ie Marquis will remem.
Der h Apache's confession: he had
obtained a position IN the building
and had watched the Marquis apart.
ment As 1t happened the night OF
tho robbery was not the first time
that tho Marquis had left the door
uneiosed' a week before. he had left
t Enclosed in the afternoon. It was
then that this man had gone in, tax
ing with him a sl!p OF paper from
h basement-broke open the Mar
quise's desk and searched for the COM
bination which he finally found and
wrote Gown. Tho search had re-
CURED a very long time. and he had
not time on this DAY to open the
safe He had t.ken the paper with
him and waitsd untl .hIs night on
which the Marquis had again gone
out. leaving the o o unattached.
Then he had opened the safe and
removed the necklace. He thought
that In putting the necklace into his
pocket he must have pulled The clip
OF paper out. and by this means Il
had fallen TO the floor where The
Marquis had picked IL up.
, 1922-11-16

Seated in the opera box OF the
MARQUIS De CHASTELLE. impov-
erishc3 husband OF a wealthy
American woman.
". JoNQUELLE. Sryl'est detective
in France. Is discussins the mys-
terry of the theft Of the diamond
necklace OF the Marquise-
Before Them, on the stage is the
beautiful
NINE. ZIRTENzOFF. idol OF Paris
Before entering the Marquis box.
NJ. JonquelIe halted an usher who
was leaving IND managed TO So
rure for a moment a bouquet OF
orchids which The Marquis was
sending 10 the singer.
NJ. Jonqueile reviews the theories
OF the theft. The Marquis had sug-
rested the theories which led 20 the
arrest and confession Of Jean lie
aucx Leduex was sentenced but
did not tell where tho Jewels could
he founc.
TT was my assistant Forneau who
<aIowed your theories NJ jon
pueIla told the Marquis.
, 1922-11-16
IS IT TRUE ARCTIC OCEAN
IS GROWING HOT? IT IS
SAYS IT is

WASHINGTON, Nov. I6.SUnited
Press.HStrange reports OF alleged
vagarities Of the Gull Stream. during
the last three mouths. had an added
impetus here when n report Mas re-
ceived by the Department OF Com
nerce from L. s. Consul Isst at Boz
gen. Norway. stating that the Arctic
ocean is getting warmer.
lsst sa d the water OF the Tar north
ern ocean has become so a~ppreciably
warmer that seals are retiring to re-
cesses OF the polar Ice caps. far from
the usual hunting grounds. Ice
masses are disappearing. glaciers ara
melting. and fish. never before known
so far north, are appearing in increas-
ing quantities.
DR.. Hoel. geoloist OF the University
OF Norway. the report stated. has just
returned to Norway from an expe.
ditlon into the Arctic Circle. He re.
ported hat he encountered scarcely
any ice and his s%oundines to a depth
OF 3.100 meters. showed the Gulf
Stream very warm as far north as 81
degrees. 81 minutes.
An arctic fisherman, Isst said, who
has sailed the oceans for 81 years. de-
clared that conditions in the far NORTH
have been grow ng steadily warmer
inc 1918. At many points. 1t is said,
glaciers have disappeared, leaving
only moraines OF earth and stone.
Whitefish have practically disappear
ed. their places being taken by vast
shoals OF herring ana smeit, fish ac-
customed to moderately warn water.
Seal hunters. he reports, are on the
verge Of despair. say ng that seals
have %retreated to the colder waters
nearer tho pole.
, 1922-11-16

THE man made no defense an
waived all legal procedure. He con-
essed and has been sentenced to n
term OF Imprisonment. But he re.
fused to say what he had done with
the necklace"
NJ. Jnocuelle WATCHING the Mar.
quis. too a box of cigarets out OF
mis- pocket and slipped his thumb.
nail around the stamp. but he did
not open the box. lie spoke sudden.
ly to the Marquis de Chant,ile: his
voice was SHARP. clear. n its tones
arrested the mans attention.
Monsieur 10 Marquis" he said.
Nine. Z%irtenzoff win not be pleased
with her bouquet of orchids"
The Marquis turned suddenly on
him; his eyes were low contracted
with an intense expression.
You know. monsieur. that l have
sent a bouquet or orchids to Nine.
zirtenzoff?"
Surely, monsieur" replied the
Project of Police, ~ passed the boy
departing with them when 1 entered.
They were very lovely, superb, ex-
quis'tes the Notified Butterfly How
aptly adapted is that flower to Mon
sicur lie Marquisr'
The Marquis continued to regard
him.
And why. monsieur, 90 you COM
pare me with this variety of orchid7"
"If you will tell me Monsieur lie
Marquis" replied the Project of Po-
lice, why Jean Lequex refused to
say where tho necklace was that he
had stolen, I will answer your ques-
ton"
The hauteur in the Marquis voice
vas now distinctly audible.
Monsieur" he said. "it was you
who promised to tell me that"
And I shall tell you" replied Jon.
quelle. jean Leanex refused to say
the necklace was for the very
good reaso that he did not know
1t was"
NJ. Jonquelle looked the Marquis
steadily in the face.
THE agent OF the Surete neglected
to mention to monsieur an Item or
two of their discoveries; the writing
on the slip of paper had been made
with the lefs hand: and the concierge.
as it happened, seeing the Marquis
Chantelle go out leaving his door
ajar. closed 1t.
"Ah. monsieur. we have been en-
gagged in a bit OF comedy. Pardon
US II we have deceived you .
1t was I who conducted the invcsti-
cation of your affair. disguised as
Forneau; and It was the agent For
neau disguised as Jean Lequex who
confessed to your rbbery and took
p mock stSssnce OF Imprisonment
unIsr an arrangement with the
court. We did not find. then.
the thief who opened the safe to
your apartment.
The Marquis regarded the Project
OF Police with an amazed expression,
his lips parted. his eyes wide.
Then monsieur" I'D stammered.
you have discovered neither the
thief or the necklace"
"Ah. yes replied NJ. Jonquelle.
in h moduiated voice Of one who
bids another adieu. I'VE have dis
covered both
He took a mass OF iewels out of his
waistcoat pocket anG handed them TO
the Marquis.
81 found these in the bouquet OF
orchids which you were sending TO
Nine. Zirtenzoff. May I trouble you
TO present them TO Madame Ia Mar
quise when she shall return from
America tomorrow
THE Ma With Steel Fingers" an
quelle. viii begin in our next Issue
, 1922-11-16
Guard Against 'tFlu"
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Just rub it on with your fnger-tips.
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Wa~
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A World in Bonddg e

II appears that America has paid the German indem-
nitv In cash thru its speculation in German money and
bonds Ii appears that the debtors of Germany have not
received this indemnity IL furthermore appears evident
that the German people poorer than that the
hundreds of billions of American sucker cash has mys-
teriously vanished.
Queer thing where all this money goes to. We out
promise pay out S2 100000 for the flag end OF
= in this country. We raise billions in taxes We
let them rot dozen back water lakes. And tho we
actually the cash and spend it, nobody seems to
have dime when il is all over.
The chief wonder of the system is that we have not
only thrown down bottomess hole the productive effort
of the world for 10 years but have also sentenced
ourselves to pay unendng this dead horse
We not only have raised the billions and wasted them,
but have, thru interest charges. heaped up load OF
overhead that will keep the world broke for hundred
years. tho II Immediately quit all waste and
buckled down TO business paying its debts
81 billion dollars is nothing In particular; we
have paid that in cash in five years The of the
thing that this 81 billions Is somehow converted from
merely dead waste of past riches to living master that
cracks its four and threequarter per cent whip
forever and forever.
Somewhere somebody Is getting mighty fat out of this
stupendous ensavement of the civilized world to the in
terest chariot; world in bondage to unknown secret
power world in bondage to its ignorance
Either way for the first time since Adam gummed the
Zeal we observe a world in actual bondage
chile Frnghuyen Kellogg
Dupont or Calder. They won't be busy after March 4.
Nothing seeing picture
viii In . window week later.
Every Is Armistee for the hcnpeeked husband
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that far out. ~ was the fact that
we could board ono OF these s'agen
~ a. m. and In a quick and safe
not dAnEeroua--rids. step out upon
the street, Of Seattle. attend 20 our
business or do our trading. and be
back at homo by early evening
As ! write this letter am voicing
the feelings Of these many back.
country jewellers. Every one to a
man will agree with me when cay
n 10 thia most sxc~iient passenger
service that 10 building up our back
country Ia ali directions from your
great city This excellent stage serv.
ir~ Il not only putting q valuation
upon a country hons. but Il IA call.
Ing many a tired business man and
hts family out into the quiet country
for a much needed rest
Tho question VIII arises why the
r,AEssg Everybody owns their o~~n
car let me say 10 you that 1. a
great mistake There ara many FAINT.
lies without q car. Many are await
ing tho time whsn their finances will
justify their purchasing . ar Of
medium cost
Then. az In my own oasA eh~~ ars
many others who own . csr but wall
know that when they travel alone u,
costs double the amount that their
far. b. stare would cost. 20 say
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THE CALL

nothing Of finding q suitable park.
ing space.
II that other Seattle editor no far
behind the times that he wishes to
turn backwards this faHt-moving
world 60 years or more7 Does he
wish 10 compel US 90 purchase an old
Dobbin and q ona.horse shay. get up
~ or . In the morning. drive from
two 60 eight miles 70 "a railroad sta.
ton. wait there half day or more
for a jsrk.watsr train 10 haul us into
seattle. just In time 10 turn around
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and start for homo as In our grand
fathers day7
or have his columns been bought
up By the railroad companies to fight
our up.to-date transportation facili'
tiea7 Let me ask him 10 print tho
names OF the people these stages
have killed or injured in King eoun'
" in the last five years: also. how
many cars have these stages pushed
off the bank by reckiesrness OF fast
driving. Very truly yours.
II. w. STONE.
speaking for All tho Back Country"
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MIR. Atkins
Challenge

Editor The Star:
We note . letter by Mfr. Atkins in
reply 10 l.. IL. Clarke. In which the
latter is told that Mr.. Atkins can
Jump awfully high. and dash. BE-
sides. Then he goes on 70 suggest
that L. NJ. Clarke do these things
with him. placing a weil-broiled
steak under his belt before doing
20. It's a very hard world. indeed.
when great athletes disagree.
Champion Jack Dempsey says:
-ro be physically perfect eat vese-
tables and fruit. and don't stuff
yourself with meat. II you think
you can't live without eating lot
OF meat. then al most just eat II
once or twice q week. But then
OF course Dempsey IL only cham
pion Of the world. and like all com
ing athletes and physical culture
teachers. he has gotten the idea that
meat eating Is a drnwback--so much
20 that the government finds that
meat eating has actually decreased
few years. and the stock men arc
80 worried that they need propasan-
On like that Of Mr.. Atkins. Mr..
Atkins ought to make money with
all that power he uses to walk thru
six feet Of snow many good cir
cults could use him. no doubt
can see no reason for L. NJ Clarke
20 accept Mr.. Atkins' chalienge for
even n Mr.. Atkins won II would
hardly serve To prove that hunting
y right
Sincerely,
II. n. ANDREWS.
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Editor The Star
Having formerly lived IN the
island dominion Of New Zealand for
~ years from 1874 TO 1914. and
having been privileged 10 travel en-.
tennively during the past 10 years
I have SEEN and visited many beau
~ spots In different parts Of the
world.
have resided during the past
nina years In Edmonton City. CAPT.
tal OF sunny Alberta. destined to
become . odty Of great Importance.
IL has many attractions and it,
natural resources In coal. mineruiA
timber and unsauAiied sol Ars wide
~ known
In paying Una my fiswe v4wft -
the United States and your sxten-
nfve and most charming city OF He
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attic, may l be permitted 10 state
that I look upon II as the choicest
that I have 30 far visited Your
wsterfronts are esduisit. and the
approach at nighttime viewed from
the deck OF the steamer Princess
Adelaide viii ever linssr In my mem.
DRY. ! have never seen 80 grand
sight and 20 my mind the ceie.
bwted bay Of Naples In outciassed
BY the harbor OF s-attie Your mag
niffoent and oostiy buildings. offices
and stores and your Incompatible
markets are wonderful to behold
Your endless miles Of streets and
paved highways ana the thousands
Of beautiful residences on all sides
appealed 70 me strongly. was also
much Impressed with your several
iaass. and especially tho one known
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But thirty II a dan
gerous and deceptive
ago. A woman may
grow even m ore
beautiful and attrac-
tive than ever, or
may enter into q
decline that
robs her OF abe glow
ing skin. the clear
eyes. the charming
smile and the grace
fully curving figure
that are so essential
20 the eomely and
attractive.
NATURE mas pfoFlu-
ed tho danger Sig
mails and they should
be needed with scru-
pulous care u one is
TO preserve lndefi-
niteIy the fun bloom
OF loneliness.
DANGER SIGNS
Digestive troubles
arc the chief danger
and 'ranlac. the ccls-
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II you feel tired out
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your lips pale. II
your checks are thin
and colorless. and
y gu suffer from
headaches and back
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The Mystic Maze of Partisanship

What is republican? What is democrat? Which
you if either. and why?
Lodge is republican Underwood democrat But
what's the difference?
Lodge and La Toilette both republicans, but isn't
there difference between Lodge and La Toilette than
there is between Lodge and Underwood?
Brookheart and Frazier republicans. So Hard
ing and Daugherty Are all four the politically?
Woodrow Wilson and John Reed both democrats.
Are they alike politically? Do they stand for the
policies?
Does the tariff make difference between democrats
and republicans? Then how about the wool republicans
Of the North and the sugar democrats Of the South7
What is it that makes both VIM J. Bryan and Senator
elect Edwards of New Jersey democrats7 And Secre-
tary Fall and Hiram Johnson both republicansl
Does anybody know what either democrat q
publican is? Do you? Why is Dill democrat?
If the influences at work all the country
why the overwhelming election of La Toilette republican.
for senator in Wisconsin and the defeat Of Townsend
publican. in the rockrbbed republican state of Mchgan7
Why did the same state of mind defeat Republican
Beverage in Indiana and Democratic Pomerene in Ohio7
Johnson La Toilette Brookhear Frazier and Fess all
elected republicans in republican states Poindeer.
Townsend and Kellogg republicans, defeated in
publican states. Why?
How is the plain, everyday voter TO find HIS way IN
this political mystic maze?
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