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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
TITLE RACQUETS
PLAY POSTPONED
Start Of Tourney for National
Doubles Crown to Be Made
Tomorrow
CHAMPIONS IN OPENER

The national doubles racquets cham
pionship originally scheduled to start
at the Racquet Club today, have been
postponed until tomorrow. The open
ing match Of the tournament will start
at 10 80.
Some Of the stars entered found It
impossible to reach this city today, so
the start was put back one day.
|, Bob Gardner, twice amateur golf
pole vault champion from Yale. and his
partner, Allan Linn, are expected to
arrive here today. They are entered
from Chicago. Jay Gould, the court
tennis king, appeared Mt the Racquet
Club about noon and took a short
work out.
F. Frelinghuysen, NJ. Heckscher, G.
G. Pell and Stanley Mortimer, the New
York stars, will not arrive until to-
morrow.
Pell and Mortimer won the national
grabbed the singles title. In the doubles
Jay Gould and Joseph Wear, the Phila,
delphians, we're defeated in the final
round
Gould and Wear have been playing
IN excellent form this season and last
Saturday defeated Pell, who was paired
with II. Clarke. 1t is figured that they
will be able to give the New Workers
a good run for the laurels in the pres
ent tourney.
The first match tomorrow will see
the national champions opposed to
Roger Cutter and Hewett Morgan.
All matches will be the best in five
games. The second round Of the tour
nament will be played on Friday and
the final on Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
basketball Statistics
EASTERN LEAGUE

r. w. /. PC. WTpC
Sew York. Q 1000 Wiikes-Bc 'iton
1""ueh''' 800 Reading o Z %"
SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK
JoniSht-Wilkcs-Barre at Camden
sridax-Camden at Trenton
SSaturuay-COatesyiile at Rea,lInV
suhdaS-rrenton at New York
Last Nights Results
rHIIA. MANUFACTURERS, Ir>crv
pcag%s1ts ATsslesn q Railway Express. 81. NJ. j.
Pittsbursh Plate Glass. SO. Mouotyp. "a
NohTHWEsT CHURCH AssOCIITIoN0 40
hethlehsm. 3d. Incarnation. Q,
pnion' HIi Oltvet-COvenanI.
NokTH fHlI.A. CHURCH JEAc,E
~. MichaePs. 81; Second M.,no,I.
Sermantown brethren, sal Eria NJ 20,
et' IhuIs Episcopal. 3li St. Pet.r'. %
BELL TELEPHONE LEAGIIE 90
Equipmept Sei Construction, 20
nnsinerrins and Traffic. Sc, Mai,
Western Electric. 60, Motor y.,,o,. :.
WEST PHnA. CHURCH IENGUE
Ninth Prosbyterian. "a, Centsnary "a
Nm.n rresbyterian Reserves, ID, Gsn,.
..., OTHER SCORES
hasi Estate. 30, Land TttIe 4,
~. .oonnacs' s4i fhiiadeiphia Or...
~. 81 HssJ'. ss7 Y 2; !, @. %. An-rhlu,... IA.
o. ~ sk WA a. OAn'aAa. ssa Sts fste,s. q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
JEWTRAW, McWHIRTER TIE
Each Score Forty Points in Senior
Skating Events at PIattsburs

Plattsburgh, y. V. Jan. 2J.-Charles
Jewtraw, Of Lake Placid, and Roy Nc
Whirter, Of Chicago, divided hOnors in
the two senior events at the national
amateur outdoor skating championship
meet, which opened yesterday. Jew
traw won the 220- yard dash, while the
Chicago speedster finished first in the
three quarter mile event. At the end of
the day each had forty points to his
credit.
Joe Moore, of New York, and Russell
Wheeler, Of Montreal, lost an, oppor-
tunity of getting into the finals because
of a collision, in which both men were
thrown to the ice. The accident oc-
CURED in the semi final Of the 900 yard
dash while the two were leading.
In a preliminary and semi final Of
the 900 yard event Jewtraw made the
unusually fast time of 10 A. seconds.
and then in the final won in 20 seconds
fat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
DRAFT SPIKED BY
AMERICAN ASSN
Proposal for Restoration of
Agreement With Majors Voted
Down Unanimously
NOW UP TO INTERNATIONAL

Chicago. Jan. 2J.-The American As
ISOLATION today voted dowI the proposal
Of the baseball advisory council for res
toration of the draft. The vote was
unanimous.
The fact that the vote was unanimous
was somewhat of surprise because
prior to the session OF the league club
owners, it was reported that President
Hickey was in favor of the agreement.
President Hickey had several confer
cnces with the Advisory Council, OF
which Judge Lands is the head, during
the December meetings in New York.
It was said that President Hickey
considered the proposed price of $500
n fair one. This figure is S2500 more
than the price paid when the agreement
was in force few years ago.
1t is said that the action of the
Pacific Coast League in refusing to
submit to the draft had considerable
weight in swinging the decision of the
club owners in the meeting here.
The International, the third AA
class league in organized baseball has
not voted on the subject. 1t is felt that
the draft also will be turned down by
the International. ...., r......
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
CAMDEN TO CONTINUE
ITS REGULAR LINEUP
Americans Decide First
Half Title on Monday

The American Basketball League
will decide the first champion
ship on Monday evening at MUIR
phys Hall, Third and Brown streets.
The contesting teams will be Twen-
tieth Century and Passon, Gottlieb
& Black.
These clubs battled through the
first half with only one reverse each
and It was decided to stage the play
off later in the season. Monday has
been selected as the occasion and
the regular games for that evening
have been set back to date in Feb
ruary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
PRINCETON TO PLAY GIANTS
Baseball Team Meets Worlds Cham
pIons at Polo Grounds April II

Princeton, n. j., Jan. 25.-Prince-
tons baseball team will play the
worlds champion Giants at the Polo
Grounds on April II, according to an
announcement made here by the Ath-
lctic Association.
The game will be the first that n
Princeton team has played against the
Giants since 1886, and the first time
that the Orange and Black has met a
worlds champion team. Last season a
game was scheduled, but inclement
weather caused cancellation.
Indoor practice for the candidates for
tbe 1922 team will start on Monday
and will be continued until it is pos
sible to shift the scene of action out
doors in the spring. Bill Clark, who
has coached the team for many years,
will arrive in town soon after the mid
year vacation to take active charge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
TOM TH0RP CHOSEN COACH
Succeeds Frank Garsan as Grid
Mentor at N. Y. U.

New York, Jan. 25.-Tom Thorp,
known nationally as football coach
has signed contract as football coach
at New York University.
The contract covers n period of years
and is understood to be at the highest
salary ever paid a football coach in
the metropolitan district.
Thorp succeeds Frank GarGan, the
latter having returned to Fordham after
two years at University Heights.
Thorp relinquishes the post OF assist
ant coach at Columbia University.
where he was connected with athletics
since playing tackle there in 1901.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
amateur Sports

The 81. Xavier Military Band first a,s
would likS to arrange games with nrst AMI
second class quintstB either at homa "ou n
away. Lawrence Doyle. $50 North Stiiiman
Tho South Philadelphia II. C.. a s,,,oo,.
eighteen -year-old travelling team, wouid ill.,
to secure games with quntets OF the "a me
Kennedy, .23i5 Cross street, '"''eS
Tho Union Club. OF Camden, which has
twenty contests. desires 10 hear from stTiotIv
hrst-class home teams Offering fair Indncs
m5ntsS m9 ira ihonas' 2l0 Erie street. Cam
The Northwest scholastics. formerly IN.
would like 70 hear from home teams ofret,ns, rtsa,m,
fair guarantees. Sam Madoff. 1920 StsniaS
Tho Wyman p. O., a seoond-class travail.
Ing team, would like to hear from All frst-
SSh SSs.h 9Sie 9Eiss,sannth' anh'e.s. % H. u. Williams. 22o
The relthai A.. A.. = sscond-olass team
would liks e book sarnss with hves havin.
SSss .a % Rsr silSssatoaf Sao ssf.SRsS iaaaesnsais
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
FAVORS SUNDAY BALL
Maryland Judge Sustains Decision
Of Lower Court

Annapolis, Md. Jan. 25.-The State
Court Of Appeals today handed down a
decision favoring the proponents OF
Sunday baseball. 1t sustained the lower
court, which had refused to issue a
mandamus compelling Police Commits
sioner Gather, Of Baltimore, to en-
force the Sunday observance laws,
which prohibit professional baseball OH
that day.
While Sunday baseball is not legal
lied, Manager Jack Dunn, of the Bal
timore Internationals, regards the de-
cision as settling the question in favor
of Sunday ball playing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
RElSELT LEADS LAYTON
Local Billiard Star Tops Champion,
24o to 2o6, at End OF Fourth Match

24o to 2o6, at End OF Fourth Match
The end of the fourth match in the
series of billiard tits being played at
Alingcr's Academy last night found
Otto Reiselt. local star, still holding A
lead over John Layton. worlds three
cushion champion, with their total scores
standing 240 to 206. Relselt gained tho
advantage on Monday and in the after.
noon match yesterday he maintained his
brilliant streak of play, He won the
early match go to 40, and although
Layton showed considerably better form
in the later contest. he as unable 10
seriously press the Philadelphian. Lay
tons fine Judgment and skill drew fire.
quent applause, nevertheless, and be
demonstrated the various shots " ith nm
usual ease and precision. -
In the afternoon it was Reiselt who
pulled the more difficult plays and who
won the gsratev ecclaims ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
.Ps4SSAIC III, S. ENTERS
PENN VCOURTrTOURNEY
Penn May Get III, 900
Seats for Army-Nauy

II is estimated that the seating
capacity of Franklin Field after IL
is renovated win be from 1000 to
11,000 more than the Polo Grounds,
where the Army Navy clashes have
been stnged in recent years. 1t Is
said that these extra seats win 90
to the University Of Pennsylvania
for distribution among the students
and alumni. ...''s , 2.
The entire Red and Blue football
squad will be among those present
when the Middies and Cadets clash
on November 20. ..., ....
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
Farren Back In Game

The Earren A. A.. after a lay-off OF three
weeks, due TO injuries to four OF its players,
Is now ready to arrange games for the
good record against such teams as Holy
Name. Wlndmero and A.. o. II. The team
Bill Balkey, formerly of Stetson's. Any
team wishing games should address John
Wiser. l21 East Courtland street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
Harvard Students Approve soxln,

Cambridse. Mass, Jan. 25.--Tbe Harvard
on boxing as a minor sport and the AthIetlc
Committee. which had referred the onestion
doubtedy ratify the vote next week Hal
ward Will probably meet Yale this winter
and will not broaden out its schedule Until
next season. N''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
He Is Promising ido
Lands ReInstates Detroit Players

Chicago, Jan. 25.--Judge X. NJ Lands,
8. Sutherland, pitcher. and Ed Kelly. who
violated contracts with the Detroit club.
have been reinstBted. Sutherland will be
sent to Portland, according TO reports here,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
Waite Hoyt Gets Marriage License

New York, Jan. 2a.--Waite Hoyt. who did
to an American League pHnnant. visited the
marriage license bureau In Borough Hail
Brooklyn. yesterday. with Miss Dorothy Fl
Eyle. his hancce, but would not diyulge the
date OF the wedding His friends say he ex
poets to be married before starting south
with the Yankees on the training trip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
valser outclassss willie shore

New York, Jan. 25.---Benny vslger. the
French flash. outclaased Willie Shore, Of
layoine, in the twelve round feature hott ~
the Jersey city Arena. in the scmi-dnal jack
Bradley, OF Jersey city, had ~ shade the
better Of Johnny Kelly OF Philadelphis@
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
To End PoushkeepsIe for RacIno

Po4ghkeepsie. n. v. Jan 25.-The ITud.
naps n0n RlFer Driving Park, famous in the an
Colonel. Jacob Rupert. owner oC tie New
YORK YANKEES Will pass out ot existence on
AuSust ~ when the Grand Circuit meeting
Tor TINS year comes to a close Il is 10 be
made into residential section ~ "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
A Basketball Manager Wanted

West Philadelphia Church team has los,
rs manager Unexpectedly and seeks the serv.
ICES OF some one who has a knowledge of
the position for the sport. The team is
Well orsanized, having been in existence six
years. Address ". {. Ferguson, b5O9 De
LanCoy street WV ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
Scraps about Scruppers

Young Jack Dempsey will 60 on IN ,bo
ma In mix at the BiJou tonight Natcb
maker NlG Hayes has paired on Jack ,Tr
with Jinlmy Jordan. Battling Able Cohsn
and sailor Herman are ma tched anJ -
Boyle meets KID Gallagher in the opener
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

Battling Murray Is a Joyous daddy NOW
Mrs Battling Murray presented har ,n,,
husband with ten-pound baby hov JSI
Monday night. He looks like a Chan,n ia =,
smiled the battler today. '""'''p'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

Steve IRyey is keeping his nan, r-.,,.
Wesh' " Mickey s MGb0napsh. n s6spe The
hatp p na1e En impressive showing in the
week. NP' 90 'dsI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

Harry JANE, smallest OF boxers in Fshus
delphis, who showed nice form aFainst T.pn
Hutchie last week. will tackle Rattiip, NJ
at tho Bijou next week i"so
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

X. q; Leonard; OF this city, has b.e, p.
matched with Reddy Jackson for a hoTt
local club within two weeks 'N' al
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

Joe Lynch has been matched to m.a, r-,,-,,
WiLkIshur, OF hamLIIon' Ont. at the re e
February Q. II Is to be "a ten-roundo ~ Inn, az
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

Captain Bob Roper, who is heirS ,,,,,,.,
by Eddie Mead and Scotty MGnteitb 'fc'nea fnr
Harry Greb at Grand Rapids. Mich e. EL,m !.
night. Fi'eay
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

ana, and sailor Herman are matched and Joe
Doyle meets Id Gallagher In the opener.
Harry Jaffe. smallest OF boxers I, t,nr.
delphis, who showed nice form nFstnst ti.tn H..s
HutGhie Last. last week will tackle Battling TOGO
battling Murray is a Joyous daddy now
Mrs. Battling Murray presented her lny"r
Monday night He fooRs ,Ea Gsoy boy oD IL. iste
smiled the battler today. '"''''p'
weItsy stsye dsEcy l"ycy bbs.pTs his
Harp made an impressive shoSinr +, the
week. s''7 90 'as'
X: O. Leo LTSnTEd OF shs city has been re.
local club within two weeks. at
JGs Inoh has SsSH msto6sd to meet Curly
opening ot the Arena at Toronto me re
February g. 1t Is to be "a ten-rounder u" "a n
decision. ."
crESn NSS1 MSS T"S nU"fr who Il; being prmed
matr6 u With i JACK al" Pemp.eTW "W @ @M3ntsith for
Harry Greb at Grand Rapids. Mich FrSGt,. TL,n
night. fr'oay
Redcap Wilson and Oscar Descsmrs -,
Montreal; vii meet for the junior light
tsrmationN spOTtns Ciu6. aGaSa MSntrSsss, at the In
early next month. Wilson recently knocHat; nSHn.;
"u' So'S N'eeH !" "Ne rounds at Montre
HuEhey Hutchinson, local featheru.i.,.
who now is living at Orange n rm,eisht.
DOS" Freddy Jacks, OF England at tbS III nP oP-
colt a, G., johnson city, n, Y, the TRui, RSli,
week In February. ' mo hrst
Jimmy Carroll Is the latest bantam, 80.
sation In New York. He Is to meet IT, hn hsrn
oSat Sn' at RS he FGIsIts to the Rr
City. February 10, HS" hOfk
Young Mulllgan. Of Port Richmond and
Puggy Ice or kensington, will meet in III
wind-up A. the Cambria Friday night ~ pp,Lhe hne
bouts; bouts. Mickey Morris vs.; Jimmy RaSterr Ragr
Joe Martin vs., Jlmmy EaEan an" SiiIhk.
Wilson ". Terry hc0oNern, "o'oS
bout between Philadelphia Joe yysu,r.
and Georsie Russell will be tho hSadIInsr s
me new Auditorium on Saturday nish,'
DssesS =. tSp%y Toa:s fsnsisa iasss sumner. ss.
sssa W,lns Rsu. Eddie Kane W. Joe Wiisoii
oSuts srsnn9sd -aus Wiulalna
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

RedCap wilson and Oscar Dsscamps .,
weight chamPtonship q Canada at the s,sht T6
ternationNl sporting Club Montreal IN
early next month Wilson recently k,ocIiInl. ~. =
out SoIly Green in five rounds at NrSn ,oSNee rb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

HuEhey Hutchinson, local featheru,.t,.,.
2. no T%% FTS1sy a. ljSiGS LINZ at NETSHEe viii oP
cot" C"t 'e'S % Johns Johnson 9r Tms"Nd At the End
week in February 80 '"S nrst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

Jimmy Carroll Is the latest hantsr,
sation In New York He is to meet JobTnn,. bSEn
ponglan In one Of the prelIms 10 thS RnnS
ton-Shade bout at the Garden, Newvs 11rlt-
CITY February 10, Ne" YORK
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

George School, with veteran FIVE,
shouid 'o"Se no end of trouble among
Nhe prep school teams, while any Of the
Hcai high schools may upset the dope
Pa send the visiting schools home with
Ee sting of defeat. Central, Frank
nGrd, Germantown and West PhiIadc-
nhla have all entered their Quintcts in
me tournament and all hope that they
last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25

Young Mulllgan. Of Port Richmond and
Puggy Ice, OF kensington, will meet in Sthha
wtnd-up A. the Cambria Friday night ~ p,hs hns
bouts: Mickey Norris vs.. Jimmy Ra IT,
Johnny P2Nson vs.; Philadelphia Joe W"iifHne.r'
Joe Martin VS., JlmmS EaEan ana pptInk, pnnlk,
Wilson YS, Terry McCloVerIi. 'n DOooy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26

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solie1ted and also subscriptions 70 me
soclstys publications.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26

After having found such s wonderful
medicine as Plant Juice / certainly feel
i is my duty to tell the public about il -
Mrs. Finn declared in a recent int~r-
view. For years | WAS martyr To
dyspepsia. 1t WAS hard for my stomach
to digest even the lightest foods. What
| ate would ferment in my stomach and
cause gas to form so that bloated and
WAS IN bad pain. l had terrible sick
spells with headaches. vomiting and
dizziness and would be laid UP in bed for
days al time. NV liver and kidneys
were disordered and l was so nervous
| could not sleep right Nv complexion
was sallow and | had dark circles be-
meath my eyes.
"A friend told me about Plant Juice
and how it had restored her to health
and she certainly looked the picture of
health and so got q bottle of this remedy
and started taking it. got benefit from
the tlrst few doses and continued to take
1t until now, nobody would believe | am
the same woman. ! am ALWAYS HUNGRY
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food as much. | sleep fine; nv liver
and kidneys are working splendidlv
my complexion is improved and | have
gained weight. | give all the credit te
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Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington al
the Miller Drug Store, 4O4-4O6 Market
street; in New Castle by L. Challenge,
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IN Newark by ". T. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26
W.V.'S" WIFE TO STICK;
RIVAL WIFE NOTHING
Chicago Heiress and Nobleman
Husband Annoyed But
Not Worried.

Philadelphia, Pa. April ga
cablegram from Paris telling of Pol
ish woman inning Anastase ANDRE
witch voneiatslSoy-V Vonsiatsly as her
husband caused no stir at the home Of
the Russian nobleman employe Of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works and his
wealthy wife. tho former Mrs. Steph-
ems OF Chicago.
Tho pair had gone to New York
when correspondent called, but ac-
cording to the neighbors "V. "" de-
MES the report from Paris. while his
wife IL said TO have stated before
leaving that she did not intend 10 pay
any attention to the claim OF tho
Polish woman. that she did not be
l!eve II tor be true, and that even IL
Il was true. she intended 10 stick by
her husband.
New York. April 26.-Mrs. Anastase
Andrevitch Vonslats<oy- -Vonsiatsky
the former Mrs. Marion Buckingham
Ream stephens. and her young Rus
sian nobleman husband came TO New
York yesterday and We're seen by n
friend who reports the bridegroom AS
saying:
II know nothing about the report
l did not read the newspapers"
Further questions addressed 10 hin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26
WILL PURIFY MOVIES.
Hays Accepts Housecleaning
Program Offered by Presby-
terian Welfare Workers.

pittsburg. April 26.--The Rev.
Charles Scanlon, secretary of the
committee on temperance and moral
welfare Of thu Presbyterian Church,
has returned 10 Plttsburg from a con-
ference with VIII Hays. director
general OF the moving picture indus
try. During the conference DIR. Scan
Ion read to Hays "housecleaning
program" which met the director $
approval.
The following are the main points OF
the program:
Hollywood must be actually and
thoroughly cleaned, not white wa shed
Movie people must be governed by
the same standards OF common de-
cency and morality as others.
Eliminate the nude, licentious and
criminal.
There must be higher type OF &c.
| tors.
Unclean actors cannot produce clear
pictures.
| Put morals above gate receipts.
DO not advertise persons; Advertise
pictures only.
| No propaganda.
| Cease insidious attacks on the home
church. teachers. ministers. marriag
and the Sabbath.
| Make the movies public utility no
| 1 menace.
The inevitable alternative must b
| censorship.
one point submitted by DR.. Scan
ion vas objected 10 by the director
The point declared that "Hollywoo,
ia 7o per cent bad" HAYS said III
percentage Is much too high.
Dr. Scanlon emphaticsNy donie
that the Presbyterian Board had mad
any demands upon Hays.
He said he had conferred with til
director general upon Hays own invi
tation. Incredible pressure is beln
brought TO bear on Hays TO have mir
modify his decision in the Arbuckl
Il case. according 10 DIR. SCanlon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-26
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets.

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pallid-tonSue coated-appetite poor
you have q bad taste in your mouth
a lazy. uo-good feeling-you should
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To have a clear. pink skin. brigh,
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DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act OF
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They start the bile and overcome
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