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SEAF0RD NEWS.

Seaford. Aug. 3.-Mr. and Mrs. +.
NJ. Duvall entertained several of their
friends at the home of her aunt. Mrs
Louisa Donoho. Tuesday evening.
While helping lay concrete walks In
town, Charles J. Collins suffered bad
ly mashed foot, when the concrete
mixer ran over II.
An addition Of two rooms is being
built on the Seaford public school
which will be used by the pupils OF
the seventh and eighth grades. The
present school building Is entirely toe
small. and last year these two grades
were compelled to use a part of the
firemen's building here.
Miss Sarah Catherine Graham is
visiting friends and relatives in Phil.
adelphia.
! Miss Emerett Knowlton left yeSter-
day for Norfolk. Va. where she vii
Miss Cora Culver attended the Tom
| linson- Smith nuptials at Cambridge
Nd. yesterday morning.
/ Two carloads of stone for use OF
/ Front street arrived yesterday Thi.
road Is nearly completed. only ahou
one mere carload OF stone being needed
20 finish the concrete work.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Orville ID. Rhea an(
daughters. Irene and Rosena. Mrs
/ Rhea's sister. Miss Nell Brown, o
/ Boston. Mass. and j. NJ. Basket vii
leave tomorrow on an automobile tril
through Virginia and Tennessee.
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STAFFORD PERSONALS.

Seaford. Aug. 3.-Four Scaford boys
have gone TO military training camps.
George Emery and James Burton TO
Plattsburg. n. Y. George G. Shipley
60 Fort Hancock. n. j., and Urias Gra-
ham 10 Camp Alfred Vail. n. ].
Rev. Frank F. Carpenter and fam
fly are spending August at Camp
Dewitt. Ia.
Miss Lillian Anthony Is at Moore
field, W. Va.
Misses Mary and Louise Mann. Of
sharp,own. Md. are guests of Mrs.
NJ. !. Parsons.
Mrs. Ernest Grccnlee. OF Camden.
n. j.. ts visiting her brother. Frank
&. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r, Snyder are at
Lossnsville. Pa.
Miss Name Richardson is visiting
New York.
Rev. w. l.. Hoffman and family are
spending August at Cumberland. Md
MIR. ana Mrs. J. Ross wainwright,
are Mt Newton Centre, Mass.
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REHOBOTH PERSONALS.

Rehoboth Beach. Aug. s.-Guests Mt
tho Henlopen include: Mrs. w. IL.
Walker. Of Dover; Mrs. L. G. Madden.
.of New Castle; Mrs. J. y. Reese, Of
Philadelphia; Franklin Steele. Mrs. f.
q. Nutter. OF Washington T.. S. Hail,
of Philadelphia and Franklin Steele.
of Washington.
Among the guests at the Belhaven
Hotel are William Silver, John Silver
and w, a. Mueller, of Aberdeen, Md. !:
Paul Scott of SeIbyville. and w. w.
Eisenberg. Of Conshohocken. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Walls. OF
Georgetown, have taken cottage here
for August.
DIR. and Mrs. John Zerby, of Wash
ington. are visiting Rehoboth.
Allan Drew has returned TO Wash
lngton after visiting Dowling Schearer
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. Of George
town. IL a guest of Mrs. II. c. Stewart
Miss Ethel NAPLES, of Georgetown
has been visiting Mrs. John McManus
Mrs. Emma Martindale. of Dover. Is
4 guest of Mrs. Edward Killen.
Mrs. Theodore Polk Is entertaining
Mrs. u. J. Pyle, OF Wilmington.
Paul Cranston, OF Wilmington. ha.
been visiting Rehoboth.
Mrs. Edward Stafford and Miss Mar,
s. Stafford. of Baltimore, are guest:
at the Polk cottage
Egmont Horn, Miss Christine Horr
and Miss Beatrice Tredench have beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Horn
Mrs. Mary Chambers. of Baltimore
is guest AT the Rolph cottage.
William Sironen. of New York, 4
visiting Rehoboth.
Mrs. Charles $. Horn entertaine,
Mrs. p. G. Madden. Mrs. James Beeb
and Misses Elsie and Elizabeth Beeb
at theatre party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Faust of WI
mington. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c, Juml
and son Herbert, John Jump and Mis-
Whitelock OF Milford. were week -ent
visitors at Balls Pine View cottage.
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terest. We will have need for wise
counsel and sound judgment In de-
tcrmining our policies and regulations,
for. az I see IL, we Will be obliged
to operate more under moral pressure
and corporation than under the law.
II am assured by, the official rep
resentntIycs OF the Manufacturers
Association and the Chamber OF Com
merce Of Wilmington. as well az the
Delaware State Coal Club, that they
stand ready to assist us in every way
possible and to cooperate with the
commission 10 the fullest extent.
1--WE must be reasonable. consider
ate and just in our dema nds. consist
ent and determined In our practices.
Let ls remember. however, that even
under such trying conditions as now
exist the average man Of business II
honest at heart and only asks 10 re-
ceive fair and reasonable return
on his investment. You cannot ex-
pect cooperation II the price OF CO
operation IL too expensive
Commissioners present included
Leon Walker, Jesse l.. Shepherd
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Delaware student has returned tn
North East. after a ak weeks stay at
plattsburg. n. ". where he won a
silver loving cup for having made the
highest record In rifle practice while
at camp.
The Broadcreek Construction Co. has
been awarded contract for improv-
Ing tho road between Calvert and Fair
ITlll for $4,000.
Mrs. Frank j. McCauley, OF Oak
land. Cal, who had been spending n
month with her father. sailed from
New York yesterday for England. Mrs
McCauley was formerly Miss Mabel
| Taylor. OF Elkton.
After serving for IA years as man
agcr of Dolhnger milk station nj
Providence, Norman Brokaw has re-
signed.
Tho Cecil County Board OF Educa.
tion has at its disposal male scholar
ship for three years. with free hoard
and tuition. a Charlotte Hall Prepara-
ry School, but has received no ap.
plications for the appointment.
Rev. Hugh II. Kelso, OF Perryvlle
has been called to Onancock, Va, by
the death OF his mother.
One hundred Elktonians attended
the Dollar Day bargain sale In VII
mington yesterday and returned HON,
with many choice purchases.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03

in recent interview with The Plant
Juice Man.
Il was so nervous that | could not
sleep. ] chewed my finger nails until
they bled. suffered from indigestion
so badly and my stomach was so dis
ordered that often | could not retain
even the lightest food on my stomach.
Gas would form and then | would be
come so nauseated that | would throw
up all had eaten. had dizzy spells
and sometimes would actually faint
away. My liver was inactive, my
bladder very weak & my bowels irregular.
Then, besides all of this. had terrible
spells of bloating and swelling. II
became so bad at times that | would
have to loosen my waist and unlace
my shoes.
'I weighed 81 pounds when l started
taking Plant Juice. Now, since | have
taken seven bottles of Plant Juice,
weigh 1l5 pounds and | feel like an
entirely different woman. can ca,
and enjoy my meals without bit OF
gas o. nausea afterward My nerves
are quiet and sleep we'll do not have
dizziness or fainting spells My liver
bowels and bladder are in good condi.
ton. Those terrible bloating spells dc
not come any more.
II know that if any sufferer will try
Plant Juice he will not waste his money
because it surely is a wonderful medi
cine"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington a
the Miller Drug Store, 404-l06 Market
street; in New Castle by +. Challenge
x Son; in Newport by c. b. White il
Newark by W. +. Brown.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Dover. Aug. s.--The State Board Of
Education viii conduct examinations
for white teachers on Friday and Sat-
urday. August IL and y. at the fol-
lowing place.: No. ! School. Whining
ton Hish School. Dover: High school.
Seaford. and High School. Georgetown
The examinations for colored teach
ers Will he conducted at the Division
Street School. Dover.
All persons desiring 10 qualify as
teachers In Delaware should ARA nge
90 take these exnninat tons. provided
they do not already have certificates
from other States IN fun force that
can be recognized in Delaware.
On Friday. August il. examinations
will be given In the following special
subjects 20 those persons only who
have applied for the same: Elementary
school methods, school administra tion,
school supervision. the teaching OF
geography, the teaching of elementary
srience. the teaching OF English. edu-
cational measurements. physical edu-
cation. drawing and industrial arts.
On Saturday. August 70. the follow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
A. D. Cobb, Addressing Dover
Rotarians, Describes Work
Of Children's Clubs.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. Aug. S.-The work OF the
Boya' and Girls Clubs In Delaware
Wa described Mt tho meeting OF the
Dover Rotary Club In Tuesday eve-
ming by A. ID. Cobb. State club leader.
There are many different kinds OF
oluba In operation throughout the
state. Mr.. Cobb said. Each boy or
girl may Join club OF their own
choosing and do tho work which they
most desire. Hog raising and corn
growing clubs are tho most popular
with tho boys. while tho girls are
clubs. The main purpose OF the club
work In to get the boys and girls in
t~rceted In their work while thoy are
young. 20 that they will bo prepared
20 follow their course when they reach
high school or college.
The total enrolment I'm the various
clubs II LISA. which Is an increase OF
27t over last year. Tho enrolment Is
not a. large as II should be. and ef-
forts are being made TO increase II
Mr.. Cobh's experience has been that
I, In moro difi,cult to interest the
parents In this work than the boys
and girls. Several months ago III
sent 1000 letters TO parents and re-
ceived but one reply. At a later dat,
he sent 400 letters to children and re-
ceived zoo replies. The total amount
cf revenue derived from product:
handled by clubs last year was SIS.
oTe.35. and the cost of production wa
31.S6a.75, leaving a value 10 the clul
members on these products of 81.
2ls.60. During the year 1885 gar
ments were made Ivy the club mem
bcrs. and &.a34 quarts OF fruits anc
vegetables were canned and 1866
bushels OF corn grown,
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DELAWARE CITY AND VICINITY

Delaware City, Aug. 3,-The Cen
tury Club Committee, which met at the
home Of Mrs. Charles w. Jefferson last
night, reported proceeds OF their re-
cent open-air fete as follows: Mrs.
Rose Lambert. cake, $3.50; Mrs. VIM:
X. Pennington. music. $2l; Mrs. Ben
Jamin Vinton. candy. sio.l0; Mrs. Frank
q. Moore, ice cream, $3.50; Mrs. w. w.
Ellis. flowers, s7.b5: Mrs. Creedon,
lemonade. $3.50; Miss Jane Clark
sandwiches, sT.1S: total proceeds to
apply to building fund Sil6.73.
Mrs. NJ. J. Brannon and daughters,
Catherine, Helen and Mary, left yes
terday TO visit her sister Mrs. John
Gorgenson at Fortress Monroe. Va
James Brannon. who has been spend
| ing the summer there, will return
home with them.
The l.. S. Il. ID. dredge Carozal began
work today deepening the Delaware
river channel of Reedy Island. Lack
of barges delayed the start.
Mr.. and Mr~. william G.. Walt and
son Elmer OF Jersey City returned
home yesterday after n 10 day vlsit
here as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. G
| Nckle.
Mrs. Agnes Reybold OF Philadelphia
is guest of Mrs. L. c. Reybold.
Mrs. w. l.. Reybold entertained a
bridge yesterday afternoon in hono
OF Mrs. Il. G.. Warner. who Is visitinl
here from the south. The guests were
Miss Alice Reybold. Miss Marion
Price. Mrs. Harry Price. Miss Jenni
Clark. Mrs. w. w. Ellis. Mrs. Gu!
Vail. Mrs. Richard Cam. Sr., OF Kirk
wood. Mrs. William Caine, and Mis-
Leah Reybold.
officer V. r. Peaks shepherd do
I,addis was run over by n touring ca
In front of their home yesterday an
a leg was broken. DR.. Vail treate
the injury.
Henry NJ. Winchester left Tuesda
To attend the Eastern States handica
shoot at Lancaster. Pa, which opene
yesterday. Yesterday he broke 9ex1ol
This morning James Il. Wincheste,
Claude Jordan. and VIM. L. Reybol
motored up to Lancaster to attend tn
} shoot
A special meeting OF the Ladies' Al
OF the NJ. Il. Church will be held Fri
day evening at S O'Clock at the HON
OF Mrs. V. Il. Northrup.
The L. S. Il. ID. Steamer Camde
will employ four extra men this weel
due to the extra dredging work q
Dan Baker range.
on the local courts today, Georg
E Clark defeated Frank Schroeder tw
sets out OF three by the scores ,
: 10. e-3 and 6-S.
To my friends and customers-M
Ice cream and soft drink business
now located in my home on Cllnto
street. Harry Hall.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
FORD FINED FOR SPEEDING.
Pays $50 For Driving His Car Forty.
Three Miles an Hour.

Leroy, N. Y. Aug. 3--Henry Ford
paid fine Of $40 into the village treas
ury Tuesday az a penalty for vlolat-
Ing the apeed ordinance when passing
through Leroy in his touring car.
When overtaken by an officer he wac
said TO be making forty three miles
an hour, while the speed limit In fifteen
miles.
Mr.. Ford said he wac trying 10 make
the evening boat at Buffalo for Detroit
and asked the officer II he could not
settle with him. The officer informed
him that he had no authority 10 settle
and that he would have TO return to the
office Of the Police Justice. Mr.. Ford
remained In hls car while HE driver
and secretary went before the Justice
and paid tho flne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
NEWARK PREPARES FOR
'F|REMEN'S CARNIVAL
II Will be an Elaborate Street
Bazaar From August 26
to September 2.
Special Correspondence Every Evening.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Del. Aug. 3.--women of
Ebenezer NJ. Il. Church are complet-
Ing their plans for the annual harvest
home to be held at Whiteman's Grove
on Thursday OF next week. There will
be the usual amusements at the grove
and the customary chicken dinner. DIR.
II. w. Cooper of the Service Citizens
Will be one OF the speakers. DR.. James
Nj. Taylor will speak on World Con-
ditlons That Make Democracy Impos-
sible."
Members of the Rehabilitation Divi-
Hion went on an excursion to Angus
tine Beach yesterday. There was also
a program of sports.
Il. Clifford Wilson, chief OF the Aetna
Hose Hook and Ladder Co. Ia making
plans for the flremen's annual carni-
val. August 20 to September 2. There
will he SOME new features. The carni.
val will he held on tho Academy lot
While the new Are house will not he
completed, as was ut first hoped for
the construction OF the $4,000 build.
! ing Will he well advanced by that time
Christiana flremen are also gettins
In the carnival game and are arrang
ing for one TO he held August IL I,
49, One of the features will he fire
mems night. when 1T ia expected FIRE
men from Five Points, Newark. New
Castle. Eismere and other towns vii
visit Christiana,
Work has been started on the pro
posed improvements to the Newarl
| Presbyterian Church. The improve
ments will cost $4,000 and the mono.
TO pay for IL is being raised by sub
scription. The different contracts hsv,
been awarded az follows: Electrical
T. II, Jacobs. of Newark; plumbinl
and heating. Deniel Stoll, OF Newark
roofing, Fulmer and Roberts of VIII
mington; carpets, John Wanamakel
Philadelphia. and decorating. Seabur
and Blackwell Of Wilmington.
Il. w. Allen, chief of the FEEDERS
I Office of Experiment stations. was !
, Newark Monday and Tuesday an
made the annual audit and inspectio
of the University of Delaware Exper
iment Station.
Miss Catherine Townsend. dauEhte
of Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Townsen'
Jr, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geors
Carter at their home near Smyrna.
!. The Serenaders, a local orchestr
/. organized some time ago, by Pa
5 Wintrup, gave a dance in the Armor
at Elkton last night. which was a
E tended by about 100 couples.
Democratic women of Newark ar
$ vicinity will hold a meeting at o'cloC
this evening at Belmont Mansion. tt
V meeting has been called by Miss FL
s zabeth +. Wilson. hundred committ'
woman, and will be addressed by Mi
n samworth of Wilmington. A large
n tende nee is expected.
!. Mrs. William ii. Evans and MI
?, Armand Durant entertained at te
Tuesday and yesterday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
HARRINGTON PERSONALS.

Harrington. Aug. s.-Mrs. Sallie
Shaw L. entertaining Miss Elizabeth
Shaw, Of pittSburs.
Mrs. Charles u, Murphy In at Re
hohoth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrp. Daniel Walls, OF
Dover. have been visiting Mrs. Henry
West
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh. OF Carlisle. ia.
are Rueets of Mr., and Mrs. NJ. .F.
Fitzgerald.
William A. Smith. Raynard Smith
and Edward n. Raeh arc motoring
IN the New England States.
Mr.. and Mrs W. s. Wroten are on
terta'n'ns Mr.. and Mrs. Stewar,
Wrotcn, of wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03

Charles B. Wilson. Garre,t s.. ffarrins.
top, John q. Townsend. Jr., and l.
Lee Layton.
Announcement was made that ths
commission will open officer in VIII
mington and win begin functionlns
Immediately.
Chairman Walker went 10 Wash
ineton today to confer with the Fod-
eral Commission regarding the duties
OF the State Commission.
Mr. Walker said he would try to
secure immediate shipments ~ coal
for the essential needs of the State.
After Mr. Walker returns from WASH
ington and makes his report Cover
nor Denney will issue n proclamation
relative to the distribution OF the
coal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
GEORGETOWN PERSONALS.

Georgetown. AUG 3.--Jsmos II. Nc
Giothen. Of Newark. is visiting George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mcdowell. ot
laurel Springs. y. J.. have been visit
ine Mrs. Martha \. Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney wilgu.. Of
Wilmington. are visiting Georgetown.
Mr.. md Mrs. Harry Swain are visit
inc Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Dover. Aug. a.--The State Highway
Commission yesterday awarded con-
tract. as follows
Reconstruction of Limestone road
New Castle county. a. II. Mcdowell
s72.Sts.
Construction of Smyrna bridges.
Baton Construction Co. s3l,s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
MELLON LEASES SUMMER HOME
President Expected 10 he Secretary
Guest This Month

Beverly, Mass. Aug. 3-Announce
ment that Secretary OF the Treasury
Mellon had leased Avalon, a summer
take possession at once. was made
by real estate dealer here yesterday
President Harding In expected "a
visit Mr.. Mellon at his summer home
some time this month. II was added
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
Kills Pesky
Bed Bugs
p. D. O.

Just think. q 3sc box of p. y. o.
(Pesky Devils QuietusD. makes q
quart, enough TO kill a million bed
bugs. reaches. fleas or cootics and
stops future generations by killing
the eggs and does not injure the
clothing
Liquid fire 60 ;he tcdbuss II v'hat r. d. @. is
Ike. bsGburs stand ss good chance ns q snow
hall In a iurtly famed heat resort. paten. spout
free IN ev.fy package of =. n. c.. 10 enable
goo to HI! them and the.r eggs in the cracks.
double strength. lqu;d form.
sold by y y. Dan,orth Drug Company
) Milton Ichsrd Drug Company and
other leading druggists
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CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton. Md. Aug. 3-The Cecil
County Commissioners have recon-
mended Murray Ewing, Il. J. Camp
bell. Albert y. Vannort, w. A Reeder
md William NJ. Fulton 10 the State
ak commissioner from whom To select
, successor 20 the late HeisIer Hess
rs supervisor Of taxes for Cecil county.
The salary is $1,000 per year.
Willard Reynolds. a University of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
PLANNING TO OBTAIN
COAL FOR DELAWARE
Leon Walker Has Gone to
Washington to Consult the
Federal Commission.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, Aug. 3.~Governor Denney
and the Delaware Coal Commission
conferred here yesterday.
Leon Walker, chairman of tho com
mission. made n brief address. saying
"In assuming the chalrmanship of
this commission, / desire to express
my appreciation Of tho honor con-
ferred upon me and also to congratu-
late the governor or his selection OF
the membership.
"Aa chairman / will endeavor to
measure up to tho responsibility OF the
Office. and bespeak for each member
hearty support and cooperation IN
accomplishing the results for which
| this commission was created. We all
realize. am sure, that the emergency
! ia such that prompt action is necessary
If we hope Co meet even the most
pressing needs Of our industries and
| relieve the distress and suffering o'
our people consequent from an in
adequate supply Of coal this winter
"Our task is an important one, and
neither tho chairman nor any one In
diyidual can he expected 10 do all th'
work. We must function AZ a whole
each willing To labor and make sucl
sacrifice of his time and self as h.
may find necessary | do not meal
that we are to lay aside our business
for this is impractical and should no
be required of anyone, but | do wan
TO impress upon you the necessit
of performing the duties assigned {
you II we are 10 handle the situatio
successfully.
/ 1T will only be natural that homes
/ difference OF opinions viii arise n
| to our policies, but let us not forge
= that there is common ground %
> aI questions and that the general vel
! fare of our people ia paramount {
r | any selfish personal or organized IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03

Ing special subjects will be given to
those persons only who have applied
for tho same: American history and
civics. child study. English and Amer
lean literature, psychology, the teach
ing OF history and civics. history OF
the United States 1163-ls4S, tho teach
ing OF arithmetic and English compo.
sitlon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
Atlantic Announces Reductions.

A reduction in price on its products
in Delaware and Pennsylvania, effec-
tive today, has been made by the At
lantic Refining Co. A reduction of
two cents per gallon has been made
on gasoline, the price now being q
cents. a one-cent reduction per gal
lon was made on kerosene. making
the ruling price at stores 13 cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
yiscolac New du Pont Product.

A new finish for electrical apparatus.
which also has the qualities sof an ex-
cellent insulating material. is an
nounced by the Chemical Products Di-
vision of the du Pont Co. The new ma
terial which will answer the demand
for better dielectric qualities. is known
as "Niscolac." Niscolac is made from a
cotton base and Is inherently tough and
waterproof
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
HAIL CUTS MELONS OPEN,
Storm Also Ices Catches Of Delawar,
Bay Fishermen.

Cape May. y. j.. Aug. s.-More than
score OF fishing parties returned
"Wednesday evening with their day'e
catch already iced by severe hail
storms through which the fleet pass
ed, according TO word received here
yesterday from Norbury Landing. The
storm was encountered in the uppel
bay.
On the farm OF Elmer Hemingway
at the upper end OF Fishing Creek. Il
was reported. the hail stones cut wa.
termelons open. At Green Creek hardl,
window pane survived, and some tir
roofs were penetrated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03

What have you done with the 200
page report we received from that
efficiency eXpert?" asked the president
Of the company.
81 handed 1t to one of the boys" re-
piled the general manager, "and ask.
ed him to bob 1t down to so words
New York American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
DEFIANCE AUTO BIS 90
INTO ACTION TONIGHT

The Defiance Auto BIS will swing
into action again at the Third and
Adams streets grounds where they will
lineup against the Tenth Ward ALL
Stars.
Mike" Malloy Is Manager Johnny
Murphy's selection for hurling duty,
with Red" Hession in back of the bat
Sam Alexander or Charley Farley
is slated for mound work for the
All-Stars. with Lattimer donning the
mask and windpad
Manager Murphy made several i'm
provements in his personnel during
the past week, including the signing
of Mott Shannon. Shannon will be
seen at either third base or shortstop
on the Auto BIS and should greatly
strengthen the team.
The game is scheduled to start at
615.
Results are what you are seeking
You get results from Every Evening
IL ,1c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-03
SHE CLORIES IN
TELLING PUBLIC
Relates How Plant Juice Re-
lieved Dizziness, Nervousness
and Bloating.

II glory in letting everybody know
how Plant Juice has restored me to
good health after had been in q weaken
ed, nervous, run down condition for
six years" mid Mrs Edward Wagner
OF Dnncannon, Pa, Rural Route No. 2.