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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
STOMACH WAS SO WEAK She
COULDN'T DRINK COLD WATER

breath. There was burning sensa-
ton that extended from my throat to
my stomach. could not eat or sleep,
was nervous and irritable. / was al
ways tired and it WAS only through
sheer will power that / was able to
keep going. | tried doctors and medi-
cines of various kinds, but they never
did me bit of good. Then I began
taking the Reese Formula R-l1 and
am completely restored.
81 am now taking my fourth bottle
Of Reese Formula R-ll. / sleep like a
baby, can eat anything want without
fear of indigestion, the tired feeling
has left me and feel full of life and
energy. If you suffer as | did you can
imagine how grateful | must feel now
that all my ailments set forth above
have gone. For this reason want to
recommend this great remedy and sin
cerely trust you will give it trial"
Get bottle of the Reese Formula
R-l1 today from your druggist or the
demonstration at Eckerd's Drug Stores,
513 and I'll Market street, will explain
the merits of this great medicine, for
there are health and happiness in every
bottle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
FOR NEW SCHOOL.

Dover, May 1S.-Dover Special
School District Will soon have a refer
endum on a bond issue 10 secure
money for the purpose OF erecting a
new school building If the local Board
of Education follows the opinion of a
Joint meeting of several civic argani-
nations held IN the school auditorium
Tuesday evening.
John Carow presided and explained
the work that has been done by the
local board in an effect to secure a
new building. The offer of 1925, 200
made by the School Auxiliary Associa-
ton two years ago has been with
drawn and at present the only aid that
could be received from that source
would be through a new offer which
the Auxiliary Association is unable
to make at present. owing TO the lack
Of funds. The referendum will bt
taken within thirty days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton, Md. May is,--Thc congrega-
ton OF Tome NJ. r.. Church, Port De-
post. have presented Rev. and Mrs.
Warren Burr with purse n gold and
a box OF flowers In honor OF thrir
golden wedding Anniversary, which
was observed at tho home OF their
daughter at Nassau Place, Long Is
land, this week. DR.. Burr was for n
few years pastor Of Port Deposit
Church, but owing to poor health was
compelled 10 retire from active work.
Fish Brothers, contractors, OF near
I1lkton. have been awarded a contract
| for a good rond In Maine, and will
move their outf1t there In n few days.
X. l.. Graybeal OF RowlandviIle has
cat that Is mothering three kittens
and three young rabbits. The mother
cat recently found a nest Of little rnb-
| bits and carried them to the bousc
placing them with her kittens.
The play given I'm the town hall n,
Rising Sun by the young people OF
i that town. Tuesday night. for tn
benefit of the town fire company. net.
ted the firemen sfG250.
Members Of the Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies of West Noting
ham Presbyterian Church were enter
tanned. this afternoon, at tho coun
try home of Mrs. J. Earl Tycoon, nea
Colora. Mrs. William II. Davis an,
Mrs. William r. Jenness, address tn
gathering.
Charles Kincaid. for several year
In charge of the Colora distributln
plant of the Standard OIL Co, ha
be transferred TO Uavre de Grac,
William Brown of Conowingo ma
been made superintendent at tn
Colora plant.
Flkton Lodge OF Masons entertaine
lodges from Chesapeake City, Oxfor,
Port Deposit and Newark, last everini
After the meeting banquet was serv
ed.
Commissioners of Cecil county hay
, donated $40 TO the Soldiers Monr
, ment Committee. TO be ueed In light
> ing the monument In the court hour
, yard.
, Rev. George r. Anderson. pastor
, | Elkton NJ. II. Church. is spending
few days at Rehoboth Beach, maxim
repairs to the cottage TO be used I
, his family this summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
CLAYMONT NOTES.

C1aymont. May 1s.-June Is is the
closing day for Claymont schools.
Closing exercises will be held on the
18th. at the Green Lantern. Class day
exercises under direction OF Miss Ethel
Danzenbaker. are 10 be held June ..
Pupils Of the seventh grade will pub
nsh school paper just before the
close OF the term. all the articles in
which are to he written by students.
Next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
a children's May celebration will he
held at the church of the Holy Rosary
Miss EAhel Mullin has been elected
FIRST vice-president OF Claymont Com
munity League, TO fill the vacancy
caused by the promotion OF Thomas
y. Moore to the presidency of the
orga nization.
Inter department baseball teams
have been organized at the plants OF
the General Chemical Co.. and Worth
Steel Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
HOME ECONOMICS CONTEST.

Dover. May 1s.-ln the Home Eco
Monies or home making contest in
the schools of Kent county. held here
yesterday, the exhibits were excellent.
The contrasting schools were Frederick.
Harrington. Milford. Dover and
Smyrna. No Judging was done. all
exhibits being held for the State ex-
hibit 60 he held here May 25.
In food work girls OF first year
were put in groups Of four. The re-
suit OF the contest showed the follow
ing school winners: First, Smyrna
second. Harrington: third. Dover
fourth. FELTON,; nth. Caesar Rodney.
In second year food work with one
girl from each center. the awards
made were: Caesar Rodney. first
FELTON,. second; Milford. third; Har-
rinston. fourth.
The Judges were Miss Katherine
Zoos. State leader Of demonstrations
Mrs. Robert f. Lewis. Dover: Mrs
Crothers. Dover.
The program was I'm charge Of Mrs
Jennie X. Bear, state supervisor OF
Home Economic.
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MUST GET NEW QUARTERS.

Newark, May 1s.-President Walter
Hullihen. Dean Charles A McCue and
Business Administrator A. G. W1lkin-
son OF the University OF Delaware,
went TO Philadelphia, today, to con-
fer with r. ]. Fuller and Mr.. Corey of
ne War Veterans Bureau, relative to
q new contract with the government
for the' vocational work being given
the former soldiers now members of
the Rehabilitation Divsaon.
Notice has been received by the
members OF the Rehabilitat ton Division
here 20 the effect that the university
will NOT renew the lease for Linden
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
Mrs. Carolyn Fry, of Reading,
Pa, Was in Terrible Condi-
ton From Stomach Trouble
Doctors q n d Medicines
Failed, Then the Reese
Formula R-11 Gave Relief.

The statement of Mrs. Carolyn Fry,
of 2l9 Reed street, Reading, Pa, which
is given below, is typical of many that
are received daily by the demonstra-
tors of the famous stomach, liver and
kidney tonic, the Reese Formula R-11 q.
Mrs. Fry lives with her father, who is
"a years of age. She is employed at the
French Brothers Cigar Factory on
Carpenter street. Mrs. Fry says:
For the last two years l have suf-
fered with stomach, liver and kidney
trouble, which caused backache, head
ache, nervousness, sleeplessness, tired
feeling and indigestion. My head would
ache continuously for two weeks at a
time Everything l would eat caused
heartburn and indigestion and gas
would form, which pressed against my
heart until l could hardly get my
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
DELAWARE CITY NEWS,

Delaware City, May 1S.-william
Cakes. Jr., while at work in the plant
of the Delaware City Ice Co.. yester-
day, fell and suffered a sprained RICH,
knee.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunning OF
Ridley Park, Pa, motored here, yes
terday, and visited his mother, Mrs
Hugh Dunning. who is i'll at her home
on Washington street.
Owing to the inclement weather
yesterday afternoon the meet to have
been held on Canal Field by the Della
ware City colored school was called
off. Nearly 500 persons, representing
most of the colored schools in New
meet will be finished this afternoon
weather permitting.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
f. Church will hold an ice cream and
strawberry festival in the Town Hall
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Henry Winchester has gone tc
Bridgeton, n. j., to participate in the
Pitman trapshooting tournament t
be held at that place.
Miss Dorothy Allen Of Philadelphia
is here for two weeks with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Stewart l.. Beck.
S. d. Collins has been awarded tn,
contract for painting the Presbyterian
Church at Port Penn.
Henry Hildebrand is critically Ill a
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Harry
| Hackman, on Hamilton street. Mr.
Hildebrand suffered q paralytic strok,
on Monday and has not regained con
seriousness.
Charles Husfelt. while playing base
ball on Canal Field, Tuesday after
noon. badly gashed the forefinger OF
his left hand.
The largest sturgeon Of the yea
was caught here, Tuesday evening
by Clayton Durham and William
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
Says: Crandest Stomach
Medicine in The World

Your stomach may DO so distended with
gas that you think overy minute your
heart Is going 20 stop beating, yet with
one dessert spoonful Of Dare's Mentha-
will vanish In . few minutes
Its wonderful formula--this combina-
ton OF Pepsin with other good stomach
small town in New Jersey. In 1921, over
5000 bottles were sold.
Never mind what causes your indiges.
tion or sastritis. or how long you have
had II. or how many other remedies you
have tried. this II the ono medicine that
will make your old disabled stomach sc
strong and healthy that you can digest
anything you cat without the slightest
distress.
And you know that when your stomach
IL in 1ne shape. nervousness, headache.
and dizziness won't bother you. Every reg
Dare's Mentha-Pepsin. Large bottle for
LOO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

Givison. Although tho nsh contained
hut 80 pounds OF roe It measured 10
feet. two inches In length and weighed
more than 400 pounds.
Despite the inclcment weather last
night a largo number attended the
play. Tho Merry Travellers" given
ut the Service Club Mt Fort du Pont
by the students Of tho Delaware City
high school for the benefit OF the
High School Athletic Association. The
play was well given.
Mrs Peter Clcaver will celebrate
her saith birthday anniversary. Satur-
day, Mt her home on washington
street. Mrs. Cleaver has Ave children
twelve grandchildren and twenty-five
great-grand children.
Claude and Samuel, small sons o.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Haman OF RivcI
road. yesterday caught " snapper
Weighing rs pounds.
Services In Christ Episcopal Church
tomorrow afternoon mt 3<5 o'clocl
In charge OF Row. Joseph carp.
Mrs. Eliza VanderErift Is III Mt he
home on Clinton street.
Mrs. George Brent OF Fort d.
Pont is spending a month with he
parents at Harrisonburg, Va.
Randolph Bishop OF johnson City
Tenn. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harr.
V. Buckson of st. Georges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fighter q
Ridley Park, Pa, are visiting Mr.. an
Mrs. II. II. Schick OF st. Georges.
Miss Gertrude Husfeit II spcndin
month with her aunt, Mrs. Harr
Braun, In Wilmington.
Corporal William Murphy OF III
Ordnance Department and Sergcar
George w. Amey of the Second Com
pany were honorably discharged YET
terday, and re-enlisted I'm the army o
Fort du Pont today. Private jaime
Laury OF the Ordnance Dcpartmef
also was discharged and will lea'
soon for Ocean City, N. j., TO take u
his residence.
Wartland Croselend In Ill at h
home In st. Georges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
TO BE Welded IN JUNE.

Georgetown. May 1S.->John @.
Fouse OF Pittsburg. Pa. announces the
engagement OF his daughter. Miss
Mary NJ. fOuse. 20 George III. Town
send of Millville. this county.
Miss Fousc is well known In the
southern part OF Delaware. having
been a summer resident at Bethany
Beach, this county, for several years.
Mr.. Townsend is n business man of
Sussex county, active In Republican
politics. and has served one term I'm
the Delaware Legislature. Tho wed
ding will take place in Juno.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
FINE PRESENT FOR SCHOOL.

Georgetown, May 1s.-The colored
school at Miilsboro. which occupies an
attractive building on the du Pont
Boulevard. erected more than a year
ago with the help of Pierre S. du Pont
of Wilmington, has been presented
with a commodious book case, with
glass doors and enclosed closets below,
also with twenty-five volumes of the
Encyclopedias Brittanica.
This gift was made by John p. Hyatt
Of Wilmington. Former Judge Henry
c. Conrad. this city. was the inter-
mediary through whom the gift was
made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Dover. May 1S.-Making strong
plea for cooperation between the
business man of the country town and
the farmer, Professor c. A McCue
dean of the Agricultural College OF
the University of Delaware. made a
very interesting address before Dover
Rotary Club at It's meeting this week
prosperity of town and country &c
hand in hand" said Dean McCue in
urging that the business men of the
town give some attention to the needs
of the farmers in their community.
The Rotarians had about thirty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
Says Rheumatism
Leaves You Forever

James IT, Allen. OF Congress Avenue.
Rochester, ". Y. once rheumatic Grip
pie. who discovered ALLENRHU and
with H. banished every trace OF uric acid
and every sign OF rheumatism from his
tees a fun pint bottle Of ALDENRHU to
show the way To completes recovery or
money back.
II relieves at once and immcdia tply
after you start to take ALLENRHU the
good work begins r. searches out uric
acid deposits. dissolyes the secretiop'
and drives rheumatic poison out Of the
body through tho kidneys and bowels
Even I'm cases where suffering has becr
piteous and painful ali traces OF thi,
dread disease disappear in few days
". II. Dsnforth can supply you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
POPULAR CAMPMEETING.

Georgetown, May 1s.-Sound Camp.
one of the most widely known tented
spots in lower Delaware. will COM
mence on July 20 and continue for
ten days and possibly two weeks.
The campground is located In the
lower part of Baltimore hundred and Is
well attended by residents from all
parts OF Worcester county. Nd. as II
is only few miles from the Maryland
line.
There are more than sixty tents on
the grounds, and plans are said TO be
under way for charging the camp this
season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

Hall. which many OF tho "rchab" stu
dents have been using IA n dormitory
since they came TO Newark. The
"rehah" students will have to leave
this building by June II, when II will
bc turned over 30 the owner, II. q.
Nottingham. Tho men will have to
secure rooms In town. A number OF
the members have been married since
coming to Newark and already living
I'm town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

guests mt the meeting. including
Ralph Grier, president OF the Sails
bury. Md. Club. During the meeting
the Rotarians md Their guests joined
In singing many favoritc songs. Will
liam r. Tooks entertained with sever
nj vocal SOLOS,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

Thursdays the centre will he open for
white babies and on Fridays for color
ed.
Mrs. Julia G. Stevens and son. w.
n. Stevens, nrc visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Huston Almond. in Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

Dover. May 1S.-Announcement has
been made Of the transfer of L. NJ.
Goucher. district manager of the
Diamond State Telephone Co., from
Dover to Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18

Joseph Davidson. starter Of horse
races, will begin his annual tour on
May 80, when he win officiate at the
Harrington fair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-18
Failing Tree DAMAGES Wires.

A big tree fell on the wires of the
traction company On East Fourth
street between Poplar and Walnut.
causing a short tic up of trolley traf-
0r
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12
FiUe Dead Result
OF Big Explosion
On Yacht "Shirin"

Miami. Fla. Aug. l2.- Five persons
We're drowned as the result OF an
explosion on hoard the yacht shirin.
of Mlamt beach late yesterday. ac-
cording TO survivors who reached
here yesterday
The, yacht, carrying q passengers
bound for Nassau. was wrecked by
an explosion. Flames quickly enve-
lored the craft. Cause OF the explo-
sion is unknown.
The dead: Marion Carriatt, chief
engineer; unidentified woman; Eliza
beth Johnson. negress; Mrs Harriet
Pond, whito, of Miami. and Mick
plaksas. steward of Nassau.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12

Los Angeles. Aug. 12-Automobile
caravans were being planned today
TO rescue from the desert hundreds
of passengers stalled there, aboard
trains deserted by their crews when
big four brotherhood members quit
work
twenty-five trains On the Santa Fe
have been discontinued or have been
stalled Only one overland train left
Los Angeles on this road yesterday.
Local brotherhood leaders today
stood pat and refused to recall the
men who walked out yesterday in
protest against the roads using armed
guards in connection with the shop
mems strike.
May Utilize Trucks.
Postal officials here were awaiting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12
AUTO CARAVANS MAY BE USED
TO BRING HUNDREDS STRANDED
PEOPLE OUT OF GREAT DESERT

orders to utilize motor trucks to
keep the mails moving.
Fearing that brotherhood men of
the Southern Pacific might also walk
out, officials of that system appealed
for intervention 10 federal authori-
ties
At Diversified, Santa Fe yardmen
have 'a'1c1 the ,rike At San Ber-
nard a * = brotherhood COM
mittee is coafe .lg as United States
marshals investigate the throwing Of
q score of bombs in the yards there.
Traffic at Needles is at stand
still.
The strike has hit the great fruit
ranches OF California a heavy blow
Fifty million dollars worth of fruit
will be thrown on local markets, de-
stroyed or permitted to rot, should
the tie-up be continued.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12
RED CROSS CHAPTER HELPED MANY
DURING PAST MONTH, SAYS REPORT

improving in health. A visit was
made to the home last Saturday
morning by Mrs. A. +. Rish Il, execu-
tive secretary who found conditions
very favorable for his recovery. Mrs.
Franklin has also been quite i'll but
at this time is rapidly recovering.
w. II. Myers and Willis Williams,
Of Ninnekah, were business Wis tors
at the Red Cross office this week.
Harvey O. Mcintosh, of Pocasset,
was pleasant business caller at this
office the first of the week.
Homer G. Hampton, of Battery c,
First Field artillery of Fort Sill,
was a pleasant visitor at this office
Wednesday.
Dr.. j. c. Mahr of the U. S. p. II. s..
for this state, was a business visitor
at Red Cross headquarters Thurs
day morning. He was in conference
with Red Cross officials regarding
his work in the state of Oklahoma
and gave a very interesting talk on
same.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12
"Fluttering Spirit"
Leads Way Solving
Big Ohio Mystery
Ry The United Pc ID

rainesvile. o.. Aug ia white
fluttering spirit" led to the discov,
cry Of Henry Lipenaticks body in
an old well on a farm near Paines-
Vile and revealed that a murder
had been committed is the belief of
Carl I.ogies. owner of the farm.
Lipcnstick's body had been sab.
merged IN the well for five years.
The former owner of the farm, To-
Gated at Paines Hollow. SIX miles
southeast OF Painesyille, is held on
charge OF murder
Logles, the present owner, TODAY
said he believed he had been in.
fluenced in making a discovery by
4 white shadow"
Il saw 1t repeatedly" said Logies.
Every second and third night en-
countered this shadow or vision in
the barn.
ut invariably flew and fluttered
In front Of my face and then dis.
appc2~ed. II didn't always take a
definite form but on several occa-
sions | noticed its resemblance to
the shadow of man.
81 cant describe the creepy feel.
ing | experienced. Several times |
noticed that the shadow disappeared
in the vicinity Of the old we'll ~
"Then noticed my horses re
fused to drink at the we'll When
cleaned the well discovered the
body"
The neighborhood is all agog over
the "supernaturaI>1detectiye.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12
Grady Singers TO
Stage Contention
Here This Evening

Singers from every part OF the
county are expected here to attend
the grade county singing convention
which is slated to open this evening
at 7:3O o'clock in the Second Bap-
tist church. The convention will
close Sunday evening.
EVERYTHING is in readiness for the
conventS it was announced this
A number of singers from points
outside Grady county are here and
expect to attend the convention.
S. E. Brightwell Of the Spring
Creek community is president and
leader of the convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church OF Christ. Scientist.
Gla Iowa avenue. Sunday morning
services at III o'clock.
Subject of lesson Soul"
Wednesday evening testimon n |
meeting at o'clock.
Reading room aud circulating
library at room 507 First National
Bank Building open daily from 9 to
8 p. n. except Sundays.
The public is cordially invited TO
attend these services and visit tho
reading room.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12

Washington. Aug. Sweeping In
yestigatIon by the government Into
alleged Illegal mnnlpulatIons IN cotton
trading IN authorized In q resolution
BY Senator Smith. South Carolina.
which today was ordered fayorably
reported TO the senate by the com.
mittee on agriculture.
The bin authorizes the committee
TO secure services of government
agencies In conducting the probe.
Senator Smith declared he would ask
that the Inquiry be under the dlrcc.
tIon OF the federal trade commission.
Tho resolution win be- called up
for action IN tho senate ON Monday.
Senator Smith said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12
BelieUe Dope Ring
Discovered In Big
Chinese Shipment
CBy The United Prcss.)

Oklahoma City. Aug. lg.-What is
believed to be an extensive system
for importation and distribution Of
drugs and liquor from the Orient
to oklahoma City aud points in the
southwest was uncovered by federal
Officers here today when they
seized a shipment labelled cigar
cites
The shipment, consisting Of three
boxes of narcotics, a quantity Of orr
entail tobacco and twelve jugs OF
rum, was consigned to Wong On
Chong, prominent member Of The
local Chinese settlement. The ship
ment was made from Hong Kong,
China.
Similar cartons from the Orient
to local Cinnamon have been re
ceived here frequently in the past
few months, freight handlers said.
Norman Owrey, employe Of the
freight office here, told the freight
superintendent that he did not be-
lieve the three heavy wood boxes
contained cigarettes. Opening one
of the boxes, it was found to con-
tain small earthen jugs filled with
strong smelling rum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-12
Government Is Not
Concerned In Case
OF Bruce RieIQski

Washington, Aug. 12.-The Ameri-
can government is mo longer con
cerned" in the kidnapping case Of
A. Bruce Bielaski, it was said at
the state department today.
Denial was maed that this govern
ment had in-ormed Mexico that it
was becoming impatient at the de
lay in settling the case Of Bielaski
as reported from Mexico City.
Bielaski and the Mexican govern
ment have undertaken to thresh the
matter of his alleged kidnapping out
between themselves, it was said