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Reduce Your Fat
Without DIETING

f~9r~ ago fhe formula for saf rrdu4t,..s
- diet n exerriae7 Ts~iay II i TAX.
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tel freinds-there friends tell others Thsv
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fHf fhf"ngh long siefes - fift4orne ~
ereise and starvation diet MarIneia Pre-
crtpilon Tabiets are sold hy all druggists
the world over ~ one dollar for a case.
OF II you prefer you can order direct from
the Msrmola Co, is12 Woodward Ave, De-
trQlt, Mich.
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Original Saii Bids by First Or Second Hand

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serious trouble. i
had tried doctors and
all said the samoan
operation. At first |
only felt the pain on
my left side butlater
! seemed to feel Il on
both sides. | am a
power seuing-ma-
chine operator and
have a little girl 70
support. | work ina
tailor shop and that
Ifnanf wnrk haahno,
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PERSONALS OF
. SOCIETY

Mrs Leo wlson and dauihicr.
Virginia Of Newkirk are s7e-sing The
week with her mo;h,r ars. Rebscca
po.set.
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plofea. ~ gOne q ihs Na'ay lraia
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Ntl hate ne tranois fHamr msu Is
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tAus1 see. OF nrositors =
sAe tefans nlnk - coalmtfss htrs
saleA siessd As deers a moaias aEo
hasf received shsess tsF d prrctei
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NtN - eosks fioie a lattei
wasob rhsfe /. ist & aarlsr sae !.
lhe Wooia aenh taHlnf
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foeta&y
Emanon s.ab E,ks Han. $50
p. n. o chAp.ef-Au n q
Armantroaf
n b a siae-iars oassr Nsw-
land
naesday Brlase Lanehsoa club
Mrs Gsorge Martin.
Bapiist MlssioazFy soele = A.
Church.
Wednesday
Altar soe.sy Ms Louis Halsel
and Mrs. Geo ripioa
Desphlan clab-Lihrary
W II NJ S. First II r church
Mrs. Geo Hensles
Tau VI Mu elul,- Ms Agnfs nuist
" II II S. West n l. shuFcA-
Mrs DAY.
Amic.tiS c'ub-Mrs VIII pbbens
womans Missionar 50 lety
Christian church Mrs y Cook
Thursday
" r. G rui G. Ar nlaaef-
Noon hour a. han
Thursday D-ner clao- Mfs nsn
Wore
Acorn e'ub-M~ Helsn fahsy
III J.ns club Miss Doris Caffasy
Farm woman's club. Division l--
Mrs. Harry Montague Mrs. George
Dunnlea. assisting
Fr.dsy
Orsnorky club Mrs Anna l.avcrly
a. 1901 wev Cleveland
Patrons club Banrer school
Church Dina rreshytcrlIn
church
Saturday
IN. Delta Gamma club Mr..
George RnEhauat
xxN
cnarse Notices
4 misundsrFianding as 20 notices
of socisl and stud, club Is prevalent
among rany a. The ladies 40
charse is made FOR social or siudg
clubs either IN the csi,ndar or
focieiy A charge is made for ali
lodge notices No charso is mada
for church no.lses unless something
is gwen where money VII b. nada
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Cambridge Club at Llbmry
The Cambridge club met yssier lay
afternoon in The Library vi h flfocn
members responding to rsa car With
current events. Mrs George Martin
presiding Arer short business
meeting the program Of the Afternoon
commenced with Mrs Loren d Stark
as leader Mr. n " Carter gave
resume Of washington irwegs life
pnd works af-er which Mrs Frank
Dale read Rip Van Winkl" no 20
che point where the Cd rsprobate
falls asleep. and Ms VIM Patterson
read the closlrg half of he story
Mrs Lorea Stark then gave sks ca
q ths lie OF Joseph Jeffsrsoa. our
srest American comedian and read
his account OF how he came 70 drs-
na.ize RIP Van Wlnkic" which play
has made him famous
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attend Ne Oklahcma Coauir lonfsr-
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ntmoaa TAursday sud Frdas
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nr aad Mr.. L. A Hahn Who have
s..ent he gsst ihrse months touring
EAops arc expected hcme next
Monday
NJ
Mr and Mrs league nv have as
their guess. me isitsr's nephew Mr
Chester Bafnhn .. Columbus OHIO
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Mr. Ella Fesgsns had a. her
guests FRIDAY ma ss uriat. NAs
Jre Pardoe Of Oklahoma cty Mr
and Nrs PAM M.llcr q, ronct Csy
aad Miss Lucille schlaphack of rech
ham moiorrd thrsush here and wcre
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Ms Nelabd soater has returned
home aner spcaalg.s ;ho week cd
win Mr. and Mrs sautgr
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Mrs Vernon Garfield IN, lodss Tor
Elizabeth Nandsyfer for ton da3a
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Ths firt meeting OF the Opeporb..
club tor ne :al season viii be hsld
at the homs % Mrs. cyds rpaam
1871 West Cltve'and With Mrs Aa..
Layerty as hostess Friday
= y y
Patrons Club
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WORKS FOR CHILD
MUST keep WELL
Mothers in a Like Situation
Should Read This Letter
from Mrs. Enrico

Chicago. Illinois. II took Lydia z.
PInkham's Vegetable Compound for a
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT

Dy s. W. sTRAUs. Pr,.issat
Americas Society fer Thrift
IN a large Middle Western city can
= be seen on almost every principal
corner the letters -. B. G painted
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Home nissionsry

f"f~ttNF~fy
me Woman's Home Missionary
Society OF the First ". f. church
vii meet with Mrs. Ccorgs Hsnslsy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-12
RICHARDSON PARK
SEXTON TO Be PAID
Thus Ending the Friction Re-
garding the Use of the
Building.

Richardson Park Methodist Episco-
pal Church has ceased employing S.
s. Skotnicki as sexton and will imme-
diately pay him two months salary
arrearage, amounting to $50, 1t was
said today.
Because his salary was not paid
promptly Skotnicki Is understood TO
have gone to the Church Tuesday
night, removed the rope from the bell
in the tower, locked the doors and
departed after posting the following
notice.:
Richardson Park Church closed. No
services. BY order of the sexton
The pastor. Rev. A. w. Goodhand.
and the congregation had planned to
hold an evangelistic meeting. and they
We're surprised when they found the
church closed. Going to Skotnicki's
home, they demanded the church keys.
but, it is said, the sexton refused to
surrender them. After Frank O. Bow
en-. rural policeman, had been sum
moned Skotnlcki opened the church
and gave up the keys, but services
were not held because the furnace
fire had been extinguished.
Harry l.. Roop treasurer OF the
church. stated today that the salary
arrearage will be paid Immediately
He explained that Skotnicki's pay
was two months IN arrears because
the sexton. who also has employment
in Wilmington. had agreed to wait
pending the payment of other church
bills. Mr.. Goodhand, the pastor, said
Skotnicki would have been paid ear
lier had the official board known he
wanted prompt settlement. 1t Is said
the sexton closed the church despite
the protests OF his family.l
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DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

Delaware City, Jan. l2-Mrs. Joseph
Denney, wife OF Mai carrier, Joseph
Denney OF Port Penn, is seriously i'll at
Der home with partial paralysis. DR..
Carrow Of Odessa is attending her.
Despite the severe weather, the funeral
Of George l.. Batten, which took place
yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence, was largely attended. Rev.
l.. w. Lay6eld, pastor Of the M. F..
Church, officiatcd and interment was
made in st, Georges cemetery.
Captain Womb. Blair of Fort du Pont
has been transferred to Concord. n. H.,
where he will be an instructor for the
National Guards.
Sergeant Major O'Donncly of Fort
dH Pont has been transferred to Wash
ington, ID. c., and will be relieved by
Sergeant Major Spine of that post,
Harry White of the First Company is
i'll at the Fort Hospital.
Edward S. Mitchell of Milford en-
listed in the army, yesterday, and was
assigned to duty with the Second com.
pany, G. A. G. Joseph A. Orner and
Henry j. Lynskey of Chester, Pa, also
enlisted and were assigned to duty with
the Third company.
Clement Geise and John w. Wilkins
Of Milford are awaiting their dis
charges from the National Guards anc
will enlist in the army at Fort du POM
today or tomorrow.
There is a vacancy for one man in the
medica detachment at Fort du Pont.
Cut flowers, sprays, wreaths, out-of
town orders promptly filled. Whiteman's
Greenhouses, Florists. Delaware City
Del.--Adv.
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LEwEs NOTES.

Iewes. Jan. l2-There was flag
raising at the new colored school house,
Monday.
William R. Meyers. formerly of Lewes
and now Of East New Market, Md, is
visiting friends In Lewes.
George Hickmans died, Sunday, and
was buried on Tuesday at Dagsborough.
Mrs. Daniel Hazard is visiting her
aged father, Jacob Clendaniel, who Is
very i'll at his home in Milford. He is
81 years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin r. Baylis are
being congratulated on the birth OF a
baby boy, January Z.
Chandler Henderson of Wilmington
and Joseph Luke Of Philadelphia are
guests of Miss Margaret Atkins, who
has Just returned from Philadelphia.
Tug McNally has large loading Of
scrap at the Lewes Fertilizer Co.
The school orchestra Is dong fine.
Superintendent Brinser plays three IN
struments, saxophone, violin and from
bone. William Hooker, the violin;
Harold Hooker, cornet; Mildred Pretty
man, piano; Gould Mclntire, kettle
drum: Gilbert Wiltbank, cornet.
, ]. C.Pbilips has the contract for build
ing the new road from Rehoboth Beach
10 Lewes. 1t runs parallel with the rail-
road, straight road for distance OF
miles without curve, and comes TOUR
into Lewes by Prettymans mill.
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uoll 1eeently.
Special Correspondence Evsry Evening
Camden Jan. l3.--Ffttecn new pupils
nave been enrolled At Caesar Rodney
High school during the months OF
December and January, eniarging tho
oiasscs 20 that the ninth grade now
numbers 81: tenth 81: eleventh, II.
and twelfth, 10.
Announcements have been received
OF tho MARRIAGE OF Miss Frances
Spence Of Camden and Edwin II. Mel
vim OF FELTON,. Mrs. Melvin was presi-
dent of the class OF 20 and Mr.. Melvin
was a graduate OF Caesar Rodney In
the class OF '21. They are now resid-
ing In Jersey City, New Jersey.
Announcements Of the marriage OF
Miss Virginia Conwell and Smithers
Green OF Wilmington have been re-
ceivedl Miss Conwell In teacher Of
the third grade. Mr.. and Mrs, Green
have the best wishes Of all their
Caesar Rodney friends.
Tho Caesar Rodney boys basket
ball team has won the last two games
lon December % the home team defeat
cd the Alumni with a score OF 81 to ! 2
md on January s. also defeated the
Camden team. the score being 2s to &
There will be a double-headcr. boys
land girls basketball game on the
Caesar Rodney floor on Friday even
| ing between the Dover and the Caesar
Rodney teams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-12
cHssrBnrowx AND VICINITY.


special Cofreepondsnes Every Evenins,
Chsstsrtown. Jan. iz,--.Directdrs Of
the Third Nationai Bank have elected
ths following ofF'csrs for the ensuing
yenr: Chairman OF tho board. Wilbur
w. Hubbard: president. w. Bradford
Copper; president, Thomas u.
Bowers; cashier and secretary. w.
Re1,ert Huey: assistant, Raymond r..
wilkins; bookkeepcrs. Miss Palmer
Carroll. Harry II. Morris and Miss
Eunice Morris.
Eggs took 4 serious drop here, this
week. from a cents dozen to IS
cents, leaving large number OF
poultrymen who had been saving their
supply for higher markets In the lurch.
While Albert Baxter was riding a
horse In the field on his farm near
town. Tuesday afternoon. the animal
fell, throwing him under II and badly
fracturing his leg.
While driving big wagon loaded
with six logs. drawn by I'VE mules. be-
longing 10 Samuel p. Mogle 4 Son
Mr.. Minner, an empaoNe fell on.
two wheels OF tho wagon passing over
both OF his legs. hut not a bone In the
legs was broken. The flesh was ter
ribly mashed. but no will recover In
n short time.
The fine home Of l.. Rodman Van
snnt, in Galena, was destroyed by fire
at an early hour Monday morning, the
occupants making a narrow escape
from sufYocation. Mr.. Vansant wa,
awakened by smoke In his room, ane
rushing to his mothers room he go
her out but she was rendered un.
conscious by the smoke. Mr.. Vansant't
wife and children were rescued ir
their night clothes. and in his anxiet,
to get oil OF the family out in safety
he sustained fractured arm Tn.
home was valued at $4,000 and wa
insured
Clarence Dillon, secretary OF VII
mington Chamber OF Commerce an,
George Casey. n business man of tina
city. were guests Tuesday night. o
.he Business Mems Association. The,
came here at tho invita- ton OF the as
ISOLATION TO tell local merchants some
thing about the doings OF the Whining
ton Chamber Of Commerce. and wha
plans are employed to attract bust
ness to that city.
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dAusAtsr q Mr.. and lfrs. Lockwood
Cowgirl Of this town to Mr.. Edwin q.
Emmsrt Of Norristown. Pa. has besn
mada.
The announcement came to the
friends Of Miss CowEill in = novel
why At a party given by her. When
the guests were assembled and seated
At the tablea. they were confronted
by miniature gilt telegraph poles at
each place. the silver wires OF which
werc interviewer among the center
piece OF Imperial roses. which dis
closed later a miniature card in the
form OF q telegram.
The kilograms. when opened. were
sttll puzzle as they had to be de-
ciphercd by code system. This code
was handed to each guest by youth
rul messenger, four-year-old John
Phillips Williams. and being interpret
ed, told OF the engagement OF Miss
Cowgirl and Mr. Emmert.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-12
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Tlkton, Md, Jan. 12--Marrlage r.
censes were issued here yesterday to
John Dickerson, Jr., and Maude Devil
Bills of Elkton, and Walter w. Snyder.
Jr.. and Gertrude G. Prestowitz. both
OF Wilmington.
The storm Of yesterday did consider
able damage to farmers in the lower
section Of the county in the way OF
blowing down their fences. The local
telephone lines also suffered sorne dam
age when poles and wires were torn
down. The drivers on the mail route
between Elkton and Chestertown
were compelled TO remove twenty-six
poles from the road in order 10 make
their trip.
Directors Of Union Hospital, Elkton.
have elected the following medical
and surgical staff for the year 1922:
DR.. John II. lamar. chief of staff Drs
w. It. Morrison, Howard Bratton, C.
p. Carico. IT. A. Cantwell and H. Ar
thur Mitchell. consultants for the year
Winslow, Joseph G. Blood9ood. Robert
r. Bay and A. ID. McConachie, all Of
Baltimore.
Commissioners for Cecil county have
appointed John w. McCool. Jr., Of Elk
ton trustee Of the poor and insane
for six years, and DIR. William G.
Jack, county health officer.
Rev. Warren Burr, pastor OF the NJ
r. Church. Port Deposit, is confined
to his home in that town by Illness.
Little Elk Tribe Of Red Men, CnerrJ
Hill. will celebrate it's fftfeth ami.
versary this evening in the lodg,
rooms at Cherry Hill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-12
NEWS OF 1 DAY
FROM the STATE
Novel Announcement OF an n
gagomont It Z Social Event
olvon at Dover.


ySem Every Hvsnine's Correspondents
Dover. Jan. i2.-Waiter L. Fox Post.
No. :, American 1Axion, Of te~ town
decided, At the regular monthly meet
tue last evening. to begin at once a
drive for new mcnbers. A personal
invitation to become Afiliated With the
Pest WIN b mailed to each former ser
NEE man residing In this vicinity. to-
e~ther With Q complete summary Of
the posts activities during the past
year. special efPorte will Be made to
have former members Of tho post rc-
new their membership. II 10 estimated
that there ara over two hundred Of
sAa latter class now residing In Do
ver and vicinity.
Reports made At the meeting showed
that $500 had been paid on the mort
eag~ ~ the Legion home during the
rass y~ar and that tho post In in hne
financial condition At thie time.
Plans are under way for = beneht
Dance 10 he given by the post the last
week NJ this month.
Governor William n. Denney. =
member NJ the peat. waH present nj
thu meeting and complimented the
former scrv1o~ mon upon their splen-
Aid record Of the past year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-12
SAYS RED PEPPER
HEAT STOPS PAIN
In FEW MINUTES

rheumatism, lumbago, neurius,
backache, stiff neck, sore muscles,
strains, sprains, aching joints. When
you are suffering so you can hardly
get around. just try Red Pepper Rub.
Nothing has such concentrated.
penetrating heat as red peppers. and
when heat penetrates right down into
pain and congestion relief comes at
once.
Just IS soon as You apply Red Pep
per Rub you feel the tingling heat. In
three minutes the sore spot Is war1 ~
through and through and the tor
Is gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub, uiadA &
red peppers, costs little at any
store. Get a Jar at once. Be Qur6 q
get the genuine with the name Ro@4o
on every package
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-12
Eos6s Stub boyu Cooauh,
n . Hurry


You'll never know how quickly .
bad cough can b. conquered, until YOU
tsy THE famous old home made rem
edv. Anvoac Who has cvuChed all
day end I'll night, will say that the
IMMEDIATE relIef given 10 Almost like
ua&le. II 10 very easily prepared,
oAd there 10 nothing better for coughs.
Ipto . pint bottla, put 2H ounces
d PineH; then add plain graduated
sugar syrup to make . full pint. Or
you cAn use clarified molasses. honey.
" corn syrup, instead Of sugar syrup.
Either way. the full pint saves about
tvo. thirda Of the money usually
speat for cough preparations, and
eives you . more positive, effective
remedy. II keeps perfectly, and
tAftAs plsasAnt--children like il.
You en- feel This take hold ms tantlv.
ooething and healinx the membranes
10 ell the Air passaEes. II promptly
loosens . dry. tight cough, and soon
you win Act.cs the phlsem thin cut
cad disappear. A day's uae will usually
oesak ~ On ordinary throat or chest
cold, and Il 10 also splendid for bron.
ehitis. Group, Aoarseness, and bron.
oAial asthaa.
Pincx is . nost valuable concen-
eSeted CON pound Of genuine Norway
pine extract. the most reliable rem.
e1y for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
dsueRist for "2X ounce OF Pinex"
With directions and don't accept anv.
fAinG slee Guaranteed 10 give abso.
~ latiefastioQ a. money refunded.
- Ha69 ce. ~ wayss. lad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-12
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. Jan. l2.-Milford Town
Council wednesday night reaprointed
the preeen, police force Of Milford
Tor another year. James Courtney
WAS made chief Of police: r. D.
Davis. night police. and Oscar Acker-
man. special police.
orace Davis aged three years,
daughter ~ MIR. and Mrs. r. d. Davis
cf Milford foil down stairs. Wednes-
day and fractured her right arm at
the wrist.
Milford roetofnce. Monday, ran out
q swo-cent clamps for the frst time
n many years. They had a requisi-
ton ~ the department, but heavy
run took the supply before the new
assignment arrived.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-12
HAD HEADACHES
ALL THE TINE
AFTER ILLNESS
Just Couldn't Get to Feel
ing Rigth; Weak and
Exhausted.
TOOK EARLE'S HYPO-cOD
AND RESULTS WERE FINE

II suffered from weak and rundown
condition following q spell of sickneps.
| Just could not get 70 feeling right, The
longer | went the worse I felt. NV
appetite WAS very poor and ] was weak
and exhausted all the time | was very
nervous. had headache all the time.
slept poorly and Just seemed 70 drag
around. | also seemed 70 take cold AZ
the slightest provocation and my system
had little resistance against cough and
colds.
II saw Earle's HypoCod advertised
and got a bottle and II proved ~ iic
the best thing ! ever did. While have
taken numerous tones IN the last year
none have done me so much good. This
tonic seemed TO build me right up and nv
strength is 100 per cent greater nov. ]
do not have that tired drsggy feeling
and my headaches have stopped and
have not had one since taking this nedi-
cine. My appetite IS fine now and nv
foods taste better. Am not nervous any
more. Sleep good and am more active
and energetic than ] was have been
benefited more by taking Earle's Hypo-
Cod than anything J have ever taken
before. / cheerfulh low my name 70
be used for ! consider q one of the best
tonics and builders / have ever user =
declared Mrs. W Cook, 2l5 North ooth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Many people lIpger for months and
months after spell Of sickness and are
unable TO find tonic that will quickly
build up and put them back on their
feet in robust health Thousands %
people have used Esrle's Hypo-C cd
With wonderfully quick results according
TO their statements. Druggists, chemists
and experts assert tkat this tonic which
has the formula on each bottle, Is the
most powerful reconstrlctive tonic OF re
kind made, and it is very pleasant IN
take too. Just give it a trial iodav.
Your druggist has the genuine farie'a
Hypo-Cod IN an orange coiored carton
bearing name of the nationally known
Earle Chemical Company, which assures
YOU of finest quality and purity IN rledi-
cine. Take home bottle tonight