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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06

Lei y. De .. etse hou an tukeue SAINT
mon sense 20 simply treat the skin.
A bottle Of :. X. :. will prove 20 You
what " happening In your blOol 50.
II a scientific blood cleanser.-it drives
out the impurities which cause eczema.
letter. rash. pimpics. boils. blackheais.
hlotcheS AMI other skin eruptl0ns-
When these impurities are driven out.
you can't stop several very nice things
from happening. Your lips turn nat
uraiiy rosy. Your eyes sparkle. your
complexion clears, u becomes beau
tifui Your face books like that Of a
prosperous, rudy. well-fed. refinet
gentleman, or II YOU are a woman.
your complexion becomes the real klnt
that the whole world - admires. S.SS.
Is also "A powerful boiy-buiiler. bs-
cause II BULLS new and more blood
cells That's why 10 fiiis out sunken
cheeks. bony nec.Ss. thin limbs. help1
regain lost flesh. IL costs little %
have this happen 90 you. 3. \. y 10
sold ut all drug stores. In two sisesA
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06
MOSAIC DISEASE
HARMS POTATOES
Adequate Measures for elimina.
ton OF AiIment Must Be
Taken Immediately.
TROUBLE SPREAD BY INSECTS
Situation May BE somswhs, improved
BY Partial Wedding Out Of wors,
cases-Yieid 10 Reduced
About 20 Per Cent

prepared By IN. Unusd states Department
- Agriculture
A survey uf the Western states con.
Quoted during the past summer by a.
biologists of the United States DE
partment 81 Agriculture shows that
unless adequate measures for the
elimination " the mosaic disease Of
potatoes are taken immediately TIN
work of potato seed Improvement Ia
the West viii soon become extremely
dinirult. II ut all possible. Being of nu
infectious nature. the disens. u spread
Ia the field throughout the summer 10y
means 81 insects which carry u from
diseased To healthy plants aud u l.
also transmitted with the seed tub.rs
from ON. generation to another.
There ~ no evidence that n plant
once infected can recover aud produce
a healthy progeny Ut amy time. On the
contrary. the Infected plants ordinarily
under certain environmental condi.
lions practically cease To prcduc. Ia
beers In the third or fourth generation.
II only partial wedding out % III"
worst cases IL praciiced. the situation
may he somewhat improved thuusl
no, In all cases aud by no means per
man.ntly. The mild aud the medium
stages Of the disease left Ia the stock
serve as perpetual sources ~ Infection.
and eventually the entire strain be.
comes diseased aud " apt to run out
completely.
Reduces Yield 30 Per Cent.
Il has been repeatedly demonstrated
In the Fast that the average reduction
~ Yield due io lgcselc i about ~ per
cent. Precisely the SANE effect OF this
disease was noted In the case of all the
varieties grown In different Western
states. Some remarkable instances
were observed during the last two
years 81 field observations carried on
by the departmest in which the redur-
ton % yield In individual hills was In
direct proportion 10 the severity % the
Infection.
The potato acreage IN certain irri-
gated sections IL the West has been
Increased this year by one-thlrd ~
compared with TINT 81 the last year.
yet the yield Ia these districts IL only
two.thiris 81 normal Many growers
complain that where 80 sacks or more
were raised tn the acre In former
years. only iOo o. la sacks are obtain.
able now. This l. In fields under good
cultural conditions. showing good
stands and hieh freedom from
fungus aud bacterial diseases. The
low yielding quality OF the strains In
question M doubt i principally u
manifestation ~ moSaL'. The need Of
good seed IA the West l. well recog.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06

Stanford.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hutchisor
and children. of Danville were Sun,
day guest Of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. o
Kennedy.
Mes-rs. Geo. and W. J. Broadu.
and Miss Lettie Broadus attended the
funeral Of Mr.. John Harrison Posey
Tuesday.
Miss Jane Bowling and Miss Susan
Marigott. Of X. W. C.. Danville. were
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Bowling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gosney and little
son, Master William Berkele. were
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
ion Montgomery.
Mrs. Fannie Bryant returned home
Sunday after several weeks stay with
her granddaughter. Mrs. h. Il. Mont
gomery, Of Paint Lick.
Mrs. J. II. Edwards and Miss Allie
Mae Edwards were hostess TO the W
&. T. L. last Friday afternoon. Tea
and sandwiches were served.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06

or course, il may have no eonnec-
tion with the reds Of Russia. but
many American farmers are chang
ing the color Of their barns.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06

They keep on saying that water is
cheap, but il is mighty expensive
Shen mixed with some Of the stocks
we buy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06
Common Sense
About Eczema
and Ernp6ons!
Here's someshias About s. SIS.
That You'll Be Glad to Hear.
rs

rou might Just ms well know Il right
row,-the cause OF skin eruptions.
pimples. biackheads. boiis and % on
u right In the blood. There Is no get.
ting away from H. Science has proved
a. We prove H. You can prove u.
When the cause u skin troubles AMI
eruptlons Is In the blood. IL isn't COM
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06
healthy irish cobblsr Potatoes.

nized and Is growing every year, yet
only meggrr quantity OF even rein.
lively good seed II obtainablr.
There Is very little. II any. hope II
Improving badly infected strains of Pc.
tatoes, the department specialists
think. therefore. prompt efforts should
be made Ia locate the most healthy
strains ~ the various important com.
mercial varieties. Since there l. no
means at present u detecting mosaic
GA the tuber the search should b. con.
fined exclusively Co the fields during
the growing season. When the best
strains ARE found they should further
be improved by the annual elimination
Of all the diseased individuals
Specialists Must BE Sought
II Is necessary Ia place this work IN
charge If highly trained specialists.
since the Identification Of certain
minute aud peculiar characters ~ the
disease requires n considerable expert.
ence and great deal ~ pathological
knowledge. Furthermore manifesto.
lions Of mosaic under the vnrled cul
tural aud climatic conditions Of the
West are often very obscure and no,
yet fully understood
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06

IL Is fortunate we do not all think
alike. There would be no occasion
for roasting the editor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-06

Every good housekeeper cleans house in the
Spring.
So should you clean all the impurities out of
your blood and get healthy, red blood coursing
through your veins.
Our spring tonic will put pep" in you. Il will
make you look better, feel better and do your work
with smile. Come in and get a bottle and start
taking il today.
All our drugs pure and fresh
How about rubber soods3
Come to US for Il.
McRoberts Drug Store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
CONDITION Of THE
STATE HIGHWAYS
Most of the Roads Are Open,
But Some Are Under Con-
strlICtiOp.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. June 3.-Accordng TO the
latest bulletin issued by the State
Highway Department. ruads are open
and free OF detourS between the fol-
lowing points throughout the State :;
Wilmington and Odessa, the Causeway
and Tybout's Corner, smyrna and
Dover, Georgetown and Hsrbeson,
Smyrna and Milford. Milford and
Georgetown, Selbyville and Berlin,
Berlin and Ocean City. Sesford and
Laurel. Laurel and Delmar.
Roads are under construction be-
tween FELTON, and Frederica. Harring-
ton and Milford. Georgetown and
and Laurel. In going from George
town to Laurel there IS new con-
crete road Ave miles west or George
town. DetOur signs lead % An earth
road three miles long. which leads tc
concrete road and Br!dgevnlc.
The State Highway is closed be.
tween Odessa and FieldsborO. Motor.
lists should take the sharp turn 10 the
left IN Odessa and follow macadau
: an open concrete road between
Fieldsboro and Armstrong's Corner
In going TO Wyoming from Dover
there IS 4 detour TO the west TIVE
miles south Of Dover, which leads {
a road parallel with the railroad. Tn.
road between Camden and Canterbur,
is closed.
There is new concrete road opei
10 traffic between Canterbury ant
FELTON,, and FELTON, and Harrington
The du Pont Boulevard at Havel
Lake. near Milford, is open TO traffic
also the State Highway at FELTON, an,
/ through the town OF Bridgeville. Or
account OF detours az Camden an,
work under construction from Camdel
TO Canterbury, motorists are advise,
10 take the du Pont Boulevard on
mile south Of Dover and follow 10 on
mile north OF Magnolia, and then de
tour 10 the west four and one-hal
miles 10 the concrete highw1y at Can
terbury. The detour road is IN goo
condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
". f. CALLAHAN DEAD
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
He Was Well Known Formerly
as an Athlete and Active
Volunteer Fireman.

Following n lingering illness from
a complication OF diseases. William F..
Callahan. Sr.. so years old. a we'll
known resident OF this city. and for
many years employed by tho Water
Department. died at : o'clock yester-
day afternoon at his home. 517 Walnut
street.
Although Mr.. Callahan was born in
Philadelpf "a. he has been a resident
OF Wilmington since early childhood
lie wns a member OF the Phoenix
Fire Company and for more than 20
years served rs secretary OF that COM
pany. He WAS also financial secre-
tsry of tho Volunteer Firemen's Relief
Association and treasurer OF Delaware
Tribe. No. l, Improved order of Red
Men.
Mr.. Callahan also took n prominen,
part In athletics. At one time he wac
an active member OK the old Warren
Athletic Club.
Deceased Is survived by his wife
Ada NJ. Callahan. n son. William, Jr.
and teo daughters. Mary c. and
Beatrice VI. Callahan.
Relatives. friends and members OF
the Phoenix Fire Company. the Vol.
unteer Flremen's Relief Association
Delaware Tribe. No. /. /. q. Il. NJ.
Wilmington Aerie. No "a, +. o. i.
Wilmington Lodge. No. 1S4, l.. O. O
NJ, Wynema Council, No. To- ID. ot
T.. House Painters Union No. 634
and employees Of the Water Depart.
ment are invited 10 attend the funera
services al his late reeidence. 81
Walnut street. at s o'clock. tomorrow
afternoon. lnterment will be made a
Lomhardy cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
DIR. MANY AT HANOVER.
lie VIII Take Pastors Place IN PuIp't
st Morning Service Tomorrow.

The Rev. George G.. Mahy. secretary
of the COMMITTEES on evangelism OF tns
General Assembly. PreSbyterian
Church, will DO the preacher In Han
over Presbyterian Church, Eighteenth
and Boulevard. tomorrow morning in
the atseuce Of tho Rev. Charles IL
Bohner, pastor. who VIII oficiate az
the communion seryice In West Pres
byterlan Church. Mr.. Bonner Will 10
IN Hanover pulpit In tho evening,
preaching on the subject. III HAD
Million. This service viii be evan
geiistlc. Anthem numbers by IN,
church quartet viii be, Tho Shndo~r
Of the Evening Hour" (Barri), and
90 Master let Me Walk with Thee"
(WolcotD. At the morning hour the
quartet will sing the anthem, Il VIII
PraIse tho Lord" (reTman). A. thi~
service ]. A. Hume win sing a selected
tenor solo.
Robert n. Reed, Jr., will address tho
senior Christian Endcavor society TO
morrow evening. Miss Ruth stoll WI
/ address the intermediates.
/ The Woman's Bible Class VIII hoii
It's monthly business meeting In ths
| church Monday night.
The pastor win conduct the prayer
hour wednesday night. The church
Session WIN meet Immediately follow
/ ing this service.
The Sacrament ~ tho Lords Sup
per Will be observed IN the church
| Sunday, June Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
CHLDREN'S DAY AT
FIRST NJ. Z. CHI re III

The program for the Children'S Day
exercises in the First NJ. L. Church.
tomorrow night. will be as follows:
Song by the school, Come With Re
joicing"; prayer, James Il. McManus; !;
responsive reading by the congrega-
ton; greetings from the president of
the General Conference, Rev. 7. II.
Lewis. ID. D.; recitations. laritta
Writtenhouse. Jeanette Pitman. Chris
tobel Towes. Olivia Dennis. Sadie
Thomas. Irene Wright. Milton Thomas,
Lucy Pragg. Amanda Findin; address,
by the pastor; exercises. The Story
the Roses Tell" three girls; Happy
Children's Day" the Loyal Workers
Class; IF l Were A Heather Girl
five girls; dialogue, "Heathen Chill
dren," Bethany class.
The following hymns will be sung
during the evening; Cod Is Good st
There's A Message True and Dear,
Unto Every Creature" We VIII Do
Our Best For Jesus" and Faithful to
Jesus" Benediction will be pronounc-
ed by the pastor at the close OF the
! evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
FRIENDS TO CELEBRATE
JUBILEE Of SCHOOL
Yearly Meeting of Friends in
Indiana to be Held June
8 to IA.

Richmond, Ind, June 3.--Known as
the Quaker City OF the West" Rich
mond will justify its right to the title
In tho next three months when thous-
ands OF Friends from all parts of the
United States meet here to partici-
pate IN the diamond jubilee OF Earl
ham College and TO attend four i'm
portant conferences.
The seventy fifth anniversary OF the
founding OF the Quaker college In this
city will be conducted June 3 to {, and
the principal speaker on Commemora-
ton Day, June G, Will be Herbert G.
Hoover. secretary OF commerce. him
self n Quaker. The growth OF the in
stitution from Friends Boarding
School. which opened its doors Juno
Z, 1S47. will be depicted in pageant
on June 8.
The thirteenth annual general con-
ference of young Friends is to be
held az Earlham College. July 81 to 81,
| Indiana Yearly Meeting. the largest
organized body of Quakers in the
world. will meet for its 102d annual
conference August 8 to a. This meet
ing and Western Yearly Meeting con-
troll Earlham College.
The biennial session OF the Friends
General Conference, the .Hicksitc
branch OF the denomination, will meet
August 26 TO September .. Although
the Hicksite Friends and the older
branch are not organically united
they have participated in number OF
philanthropiC movements. notably
the distribution Of relief in the wal
stricken countries Of Europe. Many
congregations cf the Hicksite branch
are in the eastern states and will h,
represented by delegates.
The Five Years Meeting of Friends
composed OF these yearly meetings
will meet hero from September tC
IL, with official representatives from
the following yearly meetings: Canada
New England. New York, Baltimore
/ North Carolina. Wilmington, Indiana
Western, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska
Oregon and California.
The foreign and home mission wurl
OF the affiliated yearly meetings Il
directed by this organization, which
meets once in five years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
PAGEANT AT UNION CHURCH.

candle light pageant. arranged
by MISS Eliza beth Burling Johnson.
viii be given IN t-nion ". +. Church.
tomorrow evening. at s o'clock AL
participants VIII be IN costume and
the theme VIII be. Jesus. tho Light
Of the World. An especially prepared
musical program viii b. rendered dur
ing the pageant. The choir professional
VIII represent angels of light
The cast viii be a. folloVv-- Light
Bearers, sylvia Van Pelt- EllzAbet a
Gibbons. Eliza beth Cloud. Mildred
Owens, Gladys Owens. Margaret Walls.
Dorothy Yeatman; missionary q
light. Margaret Bicking: Jspen n.
Laura Allison; India. Ildie Hopkins /:
Orient. Elizabeth Yeatman; American n
Indian. Charles Bicking: Africa
Harold White; Tttermost parts OF ths
earth. Joseph Van Pelt: Peace. Tir-
ginia Ashby; America. Ralph Horec<-
~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
HARB0R BOARD MEETING.
Commissioners Advised Marine Ter.
minal 35 Per Cent CompIetad.

The Board of Harbor Commissioners
at their meeting yesterday, endorsed
the amendment 10 the senate bill pro-
viding for the establishment of oper-
ations and maintenance OF foreign
trade zones In ports of entry as sug-
gested in a communication from the
Chamber OF Commerce OF Oakland
California. The local Chamber OF Com
merce was informed Of the action OF
the board.
At least one member Of the board
will be represented al the inspection OF
the White Star Liner Pittsburg, in
Philadelphia next week. An invitation
10 attend the inspection was received
by Mayor Harvey.
The new Marine Terminal at the
mouth Of the Christiana river is 81
per cent completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
Church Festival Postponed.

The ice cream festival planned by
the Epworth League OF McCabe Me
mortal Church for last evening was
postponed until this evening. If the
weather win permit the festival viii
be held on the lawn; II it Is not
clear it will be held in the church
basement. Ice cream. cake, candy
flowers and lemonade will be on sale
The proceeds viii be used to send rep
resentatives Of the League to the Ep-
worth League Institute to be held al
yer. in July.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
SERVICES AT SECOND BAPTIST.
Members Of Bible School Tomorrow
W1I Observe Memory Day.

Two Types OF Faith, Mystical and
Practical viii be the subject - me
Rev. George. D. Allison. Ph. ID. pastor
of Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin Streets. tomorrow morning
at 1890. The eervice VIII be followed
by Communion and a welcome n new
members. The quartette choir. direct
cd by Floyd W Harper. viii sing.
God So Loved The World" by
Stanier. Miss Elizabeth simpson. 90
loist of Columbia Ave ". r. Church.
Philadelphia. will sing. Abide With
Me-" BIZ Idddle. Another quartet. by
the choir will be Bread of the World"
by Egger. Beginning AZ 1915 tnS
Bible school VIII celebrate Memory
Day" Hymns, Bible chapters and
les ons will be given from memory.
The orchestra Of Esrry r. Staussbach
win play. AZ the evening servics Ut.
Allison VIII give a brief address. Pop
ular hymne will be sung Tn. choir
viii sing. blessed are the poor in
| Spirit" by Hiles; and Grant we BE-
seech Thee" by Roberts. on Wednes-
/ day evening tho regular mid-w.-z
prayer and conference meeting will %
/ held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
PRESBYTERIAN.
EasfIake.


Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
Twenty seventh and Market streets.
Rev. William Leishman. pastor. Sub
ject, 1890. "The Hindering Spirit"
7.30, "Sin CrOuching at the Door"
Sabbath school Mt Z; Christian En-
deavor Society meeting. $50. The new
song books recently donated by n
friend Of the church will be used for
tho nrst time at the evening service.
There win be prayer service at 7.45
p. m.
Olivet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Broomo streets. Rev. Joel s. GIL
| nllan. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by tho. pastor ;
communion at tho morning srryice ;
| Sabbath school at noon; Y. l.. S. G. T..
Society at Z p. m.
Italian.
| First italian Presbyterian Church.
du Port and Seventh streets, Rev. a.
Dassori. pastor. Preaching by the
pnstor both morning and evening to-
morrow. Sunday school and all other
meetings At the usual hours
West.
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets. PREACHING
tomorrow morning by Rcv. Charles
n. Bohner; subject. 1890. Sacrament
of the Lords supper" At 730 y. m
there will be preaching by the Rev
George G.. Mahy. -. D., Of Philadel-
rhia. Pa. Sunday school and other
Irregular meetings at tho usual hours
Dr. Mahy viii teach the lesson il
the Mems Glass. which meets in IN,
church auditorium At p. IN. Harry
Frazer will he the soloist. PyIe's or
chcstra is also n feature.
First -Central.
First Central Presbyterian Church
Market street above Ninth street. Rev
lAquilla webb. -. d.. minister. Preach
ing tomorrow morning End evening b.
the pastor. 1890. Tho Sacrament of tn
Lords supper. 7.3O. subject. "Th
Other Check" Sunday School an,
other regular meetings at tho usua
hours.
EIsmere.
The services tomorrow at tho Els
mere Presbyterian Church will b.
conducted by the pastor. Rev Irvi'
f. Wagner. Morning worship. II. topic
God Glorfied in U.s." evening wor
ship, s. topic. The Feast 81 tn
Roses" Sunday school at 10; Chris
. tiau Endcavor. :.
First nited.
/ Third and Broome streets, Rev. y.
I Calhoun. minister. Preaching tomor
row morning and evening ~ the pa &
, tor. Subject. II = m, a Good Faith
er;" 7.45 p. m, "Mormonism. Sunda
school and other regular meetings a
the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
Music at ST. Stephens.

The musical numbers at St.
Stephens Lutheran Church, tomorrow,
will be: Solo. Come, Holy Spirit"
Alberta Demaree: "Te Deum in +, .
Herman Katzshmann; rMake This
Dwelling Place Thine own" Charles
Gabriel; Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost" {"
Gounod; Come. Gracious Spirit"
Batiste; solo. The Benediction." by
Anna Butler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
HEARINGS SCHEDULED
IN LIQUOR CASES

Hearings Of Norman Nichols and
William Richards. Negroes. arrested
by Federal agents near Seaford We'd
nesday night viii be held on TUESDAY
and "Wednesday OF next week. respect
Nely. before L. = Commissioner Cam.
Dave Malatesta Of Belvidere will
have a hearing on Thursday.
BAN was nNed at 81 600 in each
case.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
First Central Church Meeting.

The congregation Of First and
Central Presbyterian Church will meet
next Wednesday night to consider the
question Of erecting an addition to the
church building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03
Swedish.
MISCELLANEOUS.
st. Luke's.

s. Iuke's r. f. Church. Eighth
and Monroe streets. Rev William
Lamming. pastor. Services tomorrow
"a follows: Church school. 10; morn
ing prayer, holy communion and scr
mon. IL; evening prayer and sermon
7.30 Mid-week services Wednesday y
evening at g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03

awoke. Although Mr.. Goldstein did
not hear the knocking and kicking
another occupant OF the hotel wac
awakened by the noise.
Arthur Dickcrson quoted Mr., Rach-
lin as saying the fire would ruin him.