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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04

Il IL tho knowledge that man tolls
with pladnoes for her sake. that he is
willing tn make sacriticrs aud hear hard
shins to keep her safe. that he harrs
his breast 80 the storm tu protect hor.
that his etruug arm stands I've weCn hri
and the world. for which 'hp Woman Is
thankful and uut tor the tow l"avos and
fishes Tlr any allo hudiod woman can
earn them Tor hererlf with lcss labor
outside ol tho hnmo 'hau ~ y
IN this question u( gratitude between
husband and vito ia - ho found tho riot
ul q NclV laigo percentage "i domestic
uuhpppIncss In tho thug that lie
ilmsluna most maulcd couples, tll"
thing that gets on thor nerves and nalspa
thom ,,lsgruntlcd with each ether. the
thing that makes thcm give w
irving to- please each other. and
ask. What's the use u 'hc calluus
indlfTcr, nee with which each regards
the others sacrifices aud lahors.
II isn't too much - cay that the lack
uf appreciation - tho root nt all domesi,c
evil II - the lack o' even n common
"Thank Won or pcr5uurtu'v "lt was
nice of YOU 60 remember. that tnkrr
the rcp and thrill ont 90 family life and
make mon and women start out on n
still hunt for sonChudV who doesn't t
thlnlJ thnt the hcet Won can do for them
- nn more than thor dine, and not
worth mentioning,
Z ~ mighty hord to keep on giving
To- croric who tpkc without gratitude. 1t
| Is mighty difficult 20 keep up your inter
est m Jonr foI people who never show
amy appreciation Of what you do for
them. and. on the other hand. We arc NIL
willing 90 work uur hngcrs TO the bone.
and deprive ourFClvCs of our last cent
for those who keep the incense pot
burning before us. and tell us how
great. and wonderful ard generous We
are. and what providence we arc to
them.
There isn't man IN The world who
doesn't love TO rlvc 10 the wife who GOES
INTO ,.cstarj~s over his presents or who
appreciates the slightest act he does for
her. who never lets hm forget how
grateful she is to HIM for everything hC
? docs for her. and how fine and nohl",
and strong hc IS There isn't a woman
living who doesn't squeeze the last cent
out of dollar for the husband who Is
always thanking her for being such n
helpmcct TO him, nor IS there any vile
who doesn't willingly make burnt
oferng of herself for the husband who
eats hls dluncr while Carolhng n Chorui
thanksgiving to the best cook in town
IN their souls. most husbands ano
, WIVES DO appreciate each other, and ar,
r grateful for all that the other does fo
, them. Why thcv should he so mean anC
nggnrdly in expressing their sentiments
nobodv knowa, but they would rathe
die, or be divorced, than soy the word
that would turn matrimOny from IN en-
duranCc test 60 picnic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
ron 4 BEAD
VEGETABLE MAT

Last Monday, July -. gave gon-
cral directions for making ono ~ the
new ten-tiles made oi b'als. To-day
am giving directions FOR ycgc'ahle
mat made i'm the same way. VI you
did not coo last Monday general hi'ec-
tinns. do not writc 10 me Ter them, hs
| havn no reprints instead 2" 10 'h'
circulation department oi tins nrvs-
pqpc. and buy a back copy oi mat n'",
Bend Vegetable Mat; lat row ~
brown. 2pd row: l6 brown. drd row
- yellow. Ath row. ! brown ~ y"l-
low. I brown. Fih row brown, -
yellow. I brown. Gth row ) brown,
I yellow dark blue, willow, ! brown.
7th row. I brown I yellow. . dark
blue, I yellow. I brown Sh row J
brown. : yellow, / dark blue, . yellow,
I brown. 9th row. brown, = ycl-
low. I dark blue. , yellow, J brown.
lOth row. brown, = yellow W light
blue. 2 Yellow. brown llth row
I brown. yellow. II lipht blue J vel
low. brown 18th row brown, 2
yellow. g. dark hluc yellow, J tfo"n'
/ 18th row | brown. | yellow, " hp'H
/ hlio volluv, brown li'h row J
brown. dark ptc"n yellow, 10 ugh
blue. yollow. ! DARK prccn, brown.
18th row I brown. lieht er,cn,
light blue. DARK blue ! light ll''o.
light qrcu. brown lrth row !
brown. ! light srecn. dorE er""n, 10
liphi hlc. dall. urccu. ! light procn.
brown. eth rpv brown. dark
ptccn. II light blue. ! dark grrcn. !
brown. 18th ruw h,uwn, , h2ht
q CON. I yellow. . rcd. I d0rk grr'n. :
rcd. 2 dark orocn. Icd, light proeu.
| brown. 10Th row I hrntn. ! dark
~, u. , rcJ. ! light pIcrn, . rcd, !
light grncn. , red, I darl gIoon,
brown 10Th row brown. > dart
utcou. . rod. llph' precn. ? req.
liph' graon. , rod. > dark gr'cn,
brown 2I-' r"v I brown, ilgN
prccn red. dnrE eracn. J rod ! dofI
prcon, . red dark r'crn. , f"'l
light ercon. / brown and rnw
brown. > light green, . r'd. igh
rrocn. , r,d. > dark grocn. % rcd. : ll0h
green. brown 23rd row ! brown
! dark rrncr. ; rcd. light green,
rod. dark green. i rcd ? dark greer
! I lrown 24'h row brown, ! yclloH
dark grocn. light grron. , rcd.
dark grocn. = rcd. ! lpht gr'"". , red
Il dark grctn. rlluw, brow" '5'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
Many nj Band Conccrt

The popularity Of the band con
rerts n tf1c Rodney street reservoir IS
Increasing it the number of people
who attended fl last night can hc used
for criterion. y steady stream MI
ed the streets TO the Reservoir last
night shortly before eight o'clock
and Young men and girls made the
pilgrimage 10 the outdoor dance hall
To DE .slITe there were also many older
persons and children who came to
listen 10 the strsine of the band
The Philharmonic Band was AZ its
best ard as the evening was CCol al
most everyone took a few turns on
the concrete floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
THE DESCRIPTION HARRY
UNDERWOOD GAVE OF HIMSELF

One crisp sentence of Harry Under
woods criticism of DickE stuck IN
INV consciousness like n BASEBALL through
the rect of my drive with him to Green
port hv WAY of the Shelter Island terry.
Cnconsciouslv, | think, IT tingrd all the
,cs, of tho story | told him, while he
,iroyc Dicky's car easily with but one
hand resting ncgligently upon the wheel.
arparcn.lv giving all his attention ~
me. and none To the ear. Iot l ielt un-
acc0ntahly secure that any emergency
would find HIM ready and Capable oi
meeting ~.
The Dicky-bird ought to know bet
TER than anybody else IN tho worlk what
she is capable of, - he had said. ~
fcrring 10 Grace Draper. and yet he
orcned the cage door and let her IN.
Nithou, knowing II, he had put INTO
words n vague resentment which had,
almost ~ibconsciously cherished against
plc,y over since WI had suffered tho
.errihlc consequences ot permitting
Grace DraIicr 90 come back into ouI
family hfc. He should have protected
mo against nv own compassion, and
against that more indchnablc thing
which had lain at the root of my dc
,r,lon to admit hcrp fear that h,
mlgh' think me ungCncrous.
There 4 nothing So dangerous. so cor
rad,ng "a ones spirit rs self pity. RN
the t,mch he'd reached The end oi Harr,
Indprwbcd's oucslionngl concerning
Grace prarcr had worked my imagln
stion to tho point of considering my
srlf a mulch abused and misunderstood,
creature.
Rut tho man hrsdc me uncopsclouSl,
furnished mo with q very elective Ian
s,.' lor my swollen sclf-compasslon wheI
hD SAID at the end of his long question
iuE
Nm poor httlc vmtc mouse Nor
d,dnt have a chauco with that tiger eat
WISH | had the Dlcby-hird hcrc' /,
wring his graceful neck for letting Yet
m fcr n tlmo hike that III Just glFe Inn
fslr warning IT he cant tai" 'bettc
,.erc of Won than that I u come back au
lun of with YOU
II ho had meant ~ givc me rnaCtlo
nra,ns' himself and arouse my cham
r,orehip Of picLv he could not hay
chosen better words The idea of rerb
lees. unscrlpulrue. utterly irrCspunGihl
HAIRY Underwood chC'shing md prU
t,cnng any woman ~ remaining faith
fil tu her through tho humdr,Im of VT
was su absurd pc tu I've lqughahle.
Mndge Keeps Silent.
Md while | had lust boon crltlcisln
p,clv myself. mentally. vet this scCor
voiC,ng of INV own thought upon NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. kirkrnan

row, | brown, yellow, light greer,
2 rcd, dark green, ! rel, : hght
green, rod, light prccn, yellow, !
brown. 26ih row brown, ! yellow,
! light green, ! dark green, 2 I'd. J
light green, dirk grecn, . light green,
? red, dnrk tfccn, 2 yellow ! brown.
9th row. brown, | yclluW, ! dark
green, red. hght pieeh, 2 dark
green ! light green. / dark green, !
yellow, lruwn 18th row ! brown,
3 yellow, dark green, I hight green,
= dark green, ] light green , yellow.
brown 10Th row. I brown, = yellow.
! dark green, light geen. 3 yellow,
brown. Jnth row. | brown, YELLOW.
q dark - en. I light green. 3 yellow.
| hroVn. }lsi row I brown. I yellow
3 light prrrn, & ytllgw. y brown end
row. ! brown, 6 yellow, dark green,
J light green. q yellow, ! brown 3}rd
row. ! brown. 3 yelow, brown
3ith row. ! brown "a yellow, ! brown
I 3Tth row ~ yellow 'unlyj 3Gth row
! ~ brown fOnlyt. 37ih row. - brown
( 'onlyl 3SAl row lG brown fonlvJ.
Two strings each If brown and vel
low bco1s are needed. and one strinr
carh of light green. dark green. red.
light blue. and derk blue
/ Tomorrow Helpful Hints from
Readers
All Inquiries addressed 10 Miss Kirk
man In care ~ the Efficient House
leeping" department viii he answer
% in these columns IN their turn
This requires considerable time. how
ever. owing a. the great number re-.
ceivad. So II personal or quicker re-
ply iq desired, q stamped and self an
trhsscd envelope must he enclosed
with tho question. Re sure u ne,
your fun name. street number. an,
the rano oe your city aud state
Tho Editor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
LITTLE BENNYS
NOTEBOOK
ny Lee PaDe

Pop WIS smoeking his riro N the
parler after euppir laqt nitc and my
sister Gladdis came down. saving. 9
door. fnihcr. hope ynurr r"erly fin
ishod with thot dire l6ll thinr. Mr.
Pa,lna will hc her eny minnit now
snd think u l,oks go common 10
sec man smoking n,pc 81 the parlcr
Ncs. thqtc Wv gcuIclly GO NJ pn tho
roo[ o., smo7k mipc. pop sod Wlrh
hp don't. md jost 'hrn tho frunt bclj
rang. and Cladd,s sod. - door. th"rc
he ie now. q father. what will he think
- tqte. por Sod And he quick PVT
his pipo ~ hie pnckit and ! wont f.
the door ord = was Mr. FarNins and
ho cemn ~ the pale saying. t'""d
,,vcuinp. .cvrryhndy
ilows ynur good helth' pop scd.
Never better. oh. sonohodYs hlr
smoking pipe unless my nose dc
cee vrs nc. Mr. Parkins sod
That must hr fathers cigar that he
wna jcst smoking, Gladtlis sod, and
/ Mr.. rsrk,ns scd. Perhaps but " Ger
/ tonv smells like pIpe. do vou smo9R
plpo Mr. Potts.
We'll. vcs Rpi NO. no and yes. II yo'
kn.w wat mecn, pop sCd
Father thinks pipe smoaking erround
the honsc - rather common. Gllddu
ssd. end Mr. Pprkus fcd, Rpcly} W
thnk the smell Of . pipe I7 the mos
manly md Iuvlggcratng smell IN th,
wcrld. and IN fact. II may ho alow,'
10 mako n confession. I'm lroGdcntl'
glltv Of taking chew Of tobacco II
tho good old fashion wnv.
IxCuso me n moment. pop Sod. An'
he took his pipe out Of hle pockit nn,
Int it agcu. saving. Looks like ram
don't ~ And he wawkod out Of TN
parlrr and upstairs still sFoaklng .
and Gladds and Mr.. pqrklnR ant dow
ON dinr MT ends of the sdfcr and
w,ut ont to sec if cny of The fellow
was out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04

seen her there before. hut when she
of it Tim wh,el,cd has tall to ono s,do
and tapped his ncighhor. who n turn
tapped his nolghbor, until all the mcr
along the shelf had been warned.
Still as mice. they sat and peekcd
over their plc. But how We're they to
get to +hc holc in the wall. which was
Mt the end of the shelf where Tim
Mouse was Watching
1t was easy for Tim TO escape. hut
he didn't Tbs = what he did to save
al| h,s hrothcrs and sisters. and his
cousins. ana mavhC m aunt CT two as
well
Puss had not seen thcm She was
twiiling her tail about os Ii she knew
that somewhere around there were
mice But if she did spy thcr II would
be an easy jumr from the barrel ~ the
shelf and unless something happened
Tim Mouse know she would do II.
In mouse languag" Tim Mouse made
the others understand they were To do
what he dit. tip the pie. and thsn Tim
sad Run and run they did while
The pics tumblcI around Puss. some
striking and furhtcmng her nearly
out of her ninth life
Of CourSo the rcyt moroino :hc cook
saw tn" PIES and found piSslc coat
had min'c meat on IT and she thought
Prss had got up on the shelf and done
all the mischlof "N,u arc not worth
YOUR keep, SAID the angry cook. Go
out in the barn an! hunt fer vourfood
! can catch more mice with a traT
than YOU can
And that was the wav Tim Mouse
earned the name of Timothy He wa,
SO clever that he not only saved al
tho mice that night. hut rid the pan.
Try Of Puss for poo.i. and hiS relatives
declared that Tim was far too frlvo
/ lous n name for SO Wise n mouse rs he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
TIMOTHY MOUSE.

timothy Mouse was Il not AWAY,
,alicd h> tins long and wise sounding
n.uuc lie was called Tim Mouse urit !
the night hc h", anne famous when he
~, Hd all the uicc that livcd in tho wall
nf the pantry. apdhhls how - happened
Chat from Tim his name was changed
jo Timothy
oue night I'll 'hc mice N tho wall
camo INTO tho pantrv ~ hav~ party,
fu that dav on tho pantry shelves
had hccn plsood row. ol mlnco PICS
and though there wer' traps ~ the
pantrv ~, clever mice knew thai lC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04

they STAYED on the shelves they were
on, Of danger
But they did not coupt. on Puss
coming into the pantry and jumping
up on a barrel. which is Just what she
Did the night Of the party
As soon as 'hc house was quite still
out trOopcd the mice, and each one
chose a plump mince pc
Tim Mouse. for hr was not rst Tim
othy. was nj the end of the long shelf
behind a PIC he had Just mauagt4l to
nibbie into when he happened TO look
over the pie, and. roming through THE
doorway from the kitchen. he saw Puss.
-- THIS did not scare him. for he had
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
COUNTESS
BRFAKS LrG
Former Miss Letter ~ Chicago Fsns
From Horse In Iondnn.

London. Aug. l-rhe Corr'r@s -
Suffolk, while riding io Charlton Fa- 3
yesterday. feu from rer H-Hs" ani
suffered broken leg
Tho Countess OF Su0n'f rte f"rfner' :
Mics Daisy Marguerite Hyde ioHs .
d4uehter ~ thr lato Iryi Iefelnr
fNlter ~ Chicago ard Wash.ngicn.
She wac married in 1905 to Tho nina
teenth Earl NJ suTolk and Bc-keh 70.
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John. I'm going to a bridge" Yes
m dear" so have radio sing baby a
lullaby at $50 or thercabouts' r.
Louisville Courier Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
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her lS
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS, a. M.
Principal.
CHARLES w. BUSH, a. B.,
Assistant Principal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
II BEGINS DAILY
|)UTlNE IN VATICAN
Nv PontiH Deluged With Con-
4ratulatory Messages From
All Over World
WILL REPLY PERSONALLY
BY the Associated Press

Rome. Feb. 17.--Pius NJ has not
Il See st tiled dou.r "a the normal life of a
u s,.... ....,s ....a. h...m.s ~.
j pohtin' enienS ocause VIZ
svate apartment occupied BY the late
enedfct Nv IL not ready to receive
B Nm. A crowd OF workmen is still re.
constructing the apartment, changing
the hanginss and carpets and rear.
ranging the furniture.
Meanwhile the Pope sleeps IN what
n called the ''little throne ROOM" in
which Pope Leo XIII died. Compared
with the other rooms in the Vatican IL
II considered small although It meas.
sses about 20 By 20 feet and the cell.
ing f. fifteen feet high
As it adjoins the large papal library
where Plus X and Benedict XV re.
ceived visitors, the chamber was trans.
formed into a small throne room. A
throne was placed opposite the window
and on the floor was magnificent car.
pet presented by Alfonso MI. King Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

'sAbeolutsly 10. re & ns--as black
one as ever wee told"
Before there was time for any one to
interfere, Todd had whipped Z pistol
from his pocket and fired four shots at
Wilson. seated only q few feet away.
Three shots took effect, and Wilson died
few minutes later. Todd surrendered
and was taken to Jail. He 10 the father
Of three children. Wilson has q daugh.
ter, who is the wifv OF James Server;
star. University Of Kentucky football
player.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

tihcial mountain peais Be erected in the
Vatican gardens 20 he nisnt indu se IN
ing. After enjoying the joke the pontiff
seriously said:
Alas, my climbing days are over"
The pontif also inquired about .
special breed Of horses called ''sera.
Rni," used only on the papal carriage.
This Immediately caused the report that
Plus planned to follow up his action in
appearing on the losgia Of st. Peters by
driving outside the Vatican.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

he had been intimate with Mr.. TDdd.
today remained silent concerning thS
The shooting occurred during the
taking OF depositions IN divorce pro.
cecdines. Wilson had been named co.
respondent In Todd's counter .claim TO
Mrs. Todd's suit charging cruelty. Mrs.
Iodd was IN an anteroonn where she
could hear the testimony.
Were you ever intimate with Mrs,
Todd = Judge William Catron, attor.
neg for Mrs. Todd, asked Wilson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
Our Agencies
Why Heppe's
for USED Pianos2

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= 90. ~ ,s.ss. se9,S ~ SAis,ss s.ss,.,. ~.
.ins Section Of nszt sundays fuSlic LSDosa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
FARMER KILLS RICH MAN !"
ACCUSED IN DIVORCE SUIT
kentuekIan Enrassd At Reply That
Charge 10 "Diaek lie'

Somerset, ky., Feb. II - (By A.
P.)--John F. Todd. farmer, who yes.
terdsy shot and killed A. II. Wilson.
wealthy land owner. In an attorneys
Office here after Wilson had denounced
as "black lie' Todd's charges that
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-17
PULP PLANT GOING STRONG;
 THREE SHIFTS ARE WORKING

Working three shifts daily, the pulp mill of the Alaska Pulp and Paper Co.,, at Speel River, is turning out approxi- mately 25 tons of moist pulp every day, according to Superintendent w. P. Lass, says a recent issue of the Skagway Alaskan.
 The plant is moving along smoothly now, with no friction anywhere. Logs for grinding are being obtained with out difficulty and obstacles in the way of marketing the pulp have been over come.
 The plant now employs about 50 men and has 200 tons of pulp on the dock ready for shipment. The dock facilities will be increased in the near future, to speed loading and provide more room for storage. The new dock will have two wings so that loading can be carried on in both hatches at the same time. One of the wings is al- ready nearing completion.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-17
WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER

WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
 CHICAGOs November 1.-The bod
 ies of two men and woman have
 been exhumed for examination, chem ists having reported having found in two bodies already exhumed, enough poison to kill several persons. Three of the five bodies are of former hus- bands of Mrs. Tillie Klimek whose 4th husband is in hospital recovering from poison he says was administered by his wife. One of the bodies is that of the husband of Mrs. Nellie s. Tur- ner Kulik The body of the woman is that of Mrs. R. o. Chudzinski, cQu- sin of Mrs. Kilmek. Charges of murder were filed against Mrs. Kilmek and Mrs. Kulik. Mrs. Kilmek, in repudiat- ing her confession, said she put in her husbands food, a, white powder given by Mrs. Kulik, who says Mrs. Kilmek. asked her for powder to kill rats.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-17
PROGRAM CONTAINS
 MANY MEASURES
 AT SPECIAL SESSION CONGRESS, CALLED TWO WEEKS
 BEFORE TIME HAS MUCH TO CONSIDER

WASHINGTON, D. C., November IT The republican program of legislation will inclde many measures which the party desires to have passed before all control of the house and senate is lost to them.
 Included in the measures which will come up for consideration will be the ship subsidy bill, rural credits ;relief and other like administration bills.
 It is expected that the final session of congress will be completed by the fourth of March, without the neces- sity of calling another special session after that date. This opinion was ex- pressed by Representative Frank Mon dell following lengthy conference with President Harding.