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, 1923-03-23
PYORRHEA---
A MENACE
TO HEALTH


That Pyorrhea ardernlnes the
health e a well known fact. The eN-
PLANTATION OF physicians Is that tho po-
sonous pus from sponey gums 10 car
ried into tho system with food. and
such poison d,ssipates the strength OF
many men and women who should be
healthy and strong.
Chemists ave long sought a remedy
to Danish Pyorrhea, and recently n
preparation was introduced by the
Pyro-form Company. San Bernardino.
Ca'if.. that has already achieved mar
vicious results. In fact, the manufac-
turcrs Of '~Pyro-form," as the prepar-
alton Is known. have come out with
a guarantee that It will permanently
relieve any case of Pyorrhes. No
longer Is It necessary for anyone to
suher from Pyorrhea. Least OF all, no
one can afford not 10 try tho remedy
as It is sold on a positive guarantee Of
satisfaction or money back. Price 50
per carton. "Pyro-form" is on sale
Mt John Tripcny Drug Co, 241 South
Center observation-disclosures.
, 1923-03-23
Portland Citizen Declares Fa-
nous Medicine Ended Indi-
gestion, Gases and Worm
Out Feeling, Restoring Full
Weight and Strength.

"I have gained ten pounds and
feel like a brand new man. recently
asserted Louis BelblinZ. Liberty Ho-
tel. Front and Madison streets. Port
land. Oregon. in telling Of the bene-
fits he had derived from the use OF
Tanlac.
For years I have been unable to
enjoy eating like other people on &C
count of loss of appetite and an aw-
full case of indigestion. 1 would bloat
all up with gas and have q dull. nag
ging pain IN the pit of my stomach
that put me in misery after every
meal. Often I could not keep down
the little I did manage to ca and I
lost weight and strength continually.
I was also troubled with constipa-
ton. and that tired. worn-out feeling
was on me all the time.
"Since I started on the Tanlac
treatment I ave taken Just three
bottles so far. and already 1 have a
, 1923-03-23
CIRCUS TO STARTS SHOW
SEASON In CASPER MARCH 81

Eight more days and the blue birds
will sing. as they say in h circus
world. Bands will blare and the glis-
tendng parade will wind its way along
the street while the clowns grimace
and the speller sends his racking call
along the crowded curbing. But it
will not lead to a land of canvas for
Casper's circus season starts indoors.
More than that II will begin even be
fore the big Barnum and Bailey cir
opens in Madison Square Garden
in New York. For Casper is TO be the
big show enter of them all this year.
with the stars Of every big circus in
stead of just one-and IL is all to
como to pass with the opening March
81, OF the Elk's circus at the auditor
ium.
Practically every big circus will
have an offering in the show. There
will be some acts direct from the
Elk's circus. now playing in Denver.
Among them will be Mile. Lucille, the
aerial girl. looping the loop with trap
eze. Mac Gordon, the worlds most
sensational cycling queen. who flirts
with death on an unsupported bicycle
high in tho air on a pedestal; Don
Gordon. the worlds greatest panto-
mine comedian. aerial clacks. sensa-
tional aerial artists featuring a lady
in mid-alr doing toe swings. sensa-
tional aerial artists. featuring a lady
strength: Fisher and Halsted's world
famed dog and pony circus. with Cae-
san the three thousand Collar mid
get pony. But hat is only a few of
them. There will DO clowns. among
them. CIV. Gray. Il. j. Fenton and
others.
There is to be a real regular cir
Gus parade wit hbands and the whole
assemblage that goes to make up cir
u parade with bands and the whole
pennons float atop the masthead of
canvas land.
, 1923-03-23
KRUPP HARBOR
IS OCCUPIED BY
BELGIAN ARMY
Ten Per Cent Tax on All
Goods Shipped VIII
Be Collected.

DUEssELDoRF, March %. - By
The Associated Press.)- Belgian
troops have occupied Krupp harbor
at Hoch Emmerich, on the Rhine
near Dulsburg for the purpose Of
controlling exports from this harbor
and the collection OF the ten per cent
tax on goods shipped.
All kinds Of smuggling tricks have
been r~esorted to by the Germans in
order to bring money from Berlin
into the occupied area. In n In
stance the French customs authori-
ties at a frontier post discovered
bundles OF notes hidden under ship
ments Of vegetables. The money was
confscated-
Various German government Off
Gals, according to the French. are
being used to further the passive re-
sistance measures. The French claim
the Germans are using the banks and
postofrices, as well as individuals, TO
bring money into the Ruhr. In
Dusseldorf. the French seized at n
~postoffice Is 900, 900 which had been
sent there for one OF the strike lead
ers to collect and distribute among
the working men under government
pay.
, 1923-03-23

The proceeds OF the show. exclu-
sive OF expenses are to go to the
Elk's building fund and every Elk in
town Is on he Job to do his part for
circus. with the result that the spell
err o will DO shouting n the IA
miliar cry once more sounding along
the streets.
Follow the be-e-e-eg wagon, everay
bodie-e-e. Follow the beeE wagon.
This way to the circus. Right this
way.
Jewelry and watch repairing by ex.
pert Waterman; all work guaranteed
Cnsner Jewellery Mfg. Co. o. SBldE.
, 1923-03-23

Leave your tuning or repair or
ders with the Wells Music Co. Phon
1874 for guaranteed work. Ask about
our special rate on contract tuning.
, 1923-03-23

BUER, March %. -By The Asso-
clated Press)-Sixty persons are re-
ported to nave been arrested by Bel
GA patrols in Gladbach and Botrop
and imprisoned on charges Of having
in their possession copies Of news
papers published in unoccupied Ger
many. the appearance Of which is for
bidder in the occupied area.
In German semi-offlcial quarters it
IS stated that the arrests are in pur-
suance Of a new order by the French
authorities setting forth that certain
German newspapers have been pub
fishing false reports to the effect that
the slayers OF the two French off
cia's recently short here were not Ger
man but Alpine chasseurs.
, 1923-03-23

neither the strength nor good will to
accomplish its task and las a n
WINGED pacif.st It e not seem well
to me to have any relation whatever
with the league"
, 1923-03-23
PROF. E|NSTEIN
To SPRING NEW
SENSATION SOON
Startling Disc overy Is
Claimed by Famous
German Scientist.

BERLIN. March 23.-By Tho As.
ISOLATED Press.SA new discovery
which It is believed will create an
greater sensation tina his
theory Of relatively has been announc-
ed by Prof. Albert Einstein. famous
German scientist, upon mis- arrival It
Kantara. Egypt, after his recent trip
to Japan with his wife.
Professor Einstein is Withholding
the details Of the discovery. stating
merely that It concerns the connec-
ton between the earth's power of at.
traction n terrestriar magnetism.
, 1923-03-23

of the league OF nations commission
on Intellectual cooperation in n let
ter received by the league s~ecretariat.
Professor Einstein said he had be-
come convinced that the league has
, 1923-03-23

ZURICH. March 2s.-By Tho As.
ISOLATED PressGProfesso Albert L.
Einstein, German scientist, known
widely for his theory OF RELATIVELY. an.
nounced his resignation as a member
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
GERMANY COULD PAY
IF SHE WANTED TO.
POINCARE INSISTS
Continued from page /.

IN the course Of his declaration thr
premier said there WAS no possible
comparison between the !nter-allied
debts and the PREPARATIONS. The latter
ne said. must he paid first.
Resuming his outline of The Steps
LEADING 90 the present situation he
said
"A plan OF financial reorganlzation
very reasonable in IT'S terms was pro-
posed 70 Germany by the Repara-
uons Commission. Germany did not
see NJ 20 accept Il. Consequently
there was nothing for France 70 do but
consider what measures might he
taken that were likely TO protect her
interests.
our experts have estimated the
production from the measures We have
started To enforce NJ one billion gold
marks per ycar.
Referring 70 the announcement OF
The withdrawal Of the American
forces from the Rhlne!and tho pre-
micr said that IL was enUre!y 90
President Harding'e credit that he re
NAMED consistent with the views en-
pressed during his political ccam-
paign, when IL was intimated that thC
presence OF the Americans WAS 30
longer advisable or necessary on the
Rhine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
Jar USED WITH
SERIOUS RESULT
Court Orders investigation OF
Sharon Assault
Case.

Taking the law Into his own hands.
when he admitted smashing a presorv-
Ing jar over tho head ~ his brother.
in|aw. whom. ho said. created y dis
turhanca In his homo last night. re-
suited In charge 90 assault and
battery being preferred against
Charles Titus 81 i0s Gcdles street.
the prosecuting witness IN the case ~
Joseph \. sharon. - years old. chlrF-
ed witN breach OF the peace. In
Municipal Court this incoming Judge
Hastings continued tho case FOR a
week. pending investigation Rall was
fixed AZ 5000 IN both cases
Sharon. tho brother-in-law appear
Cd before the court with his head IN
bandages. Titus admitted having
struck him over the head with "A Jar
He said no did this In SELF defense
Sharon. - was alleged. punched Mrs
Titus in the mouth and later stabbed
Titus 10y the throat
According 90 Titus. his brcther-ln-
law came home YESTERDAY He is said
To have carried a .3s-calibre revolver
which ne threatened 20 use on Titus
and his wife. Last night. Titus told
the court. sharon went out and latss
returned with some liquor When ~
was oniered from the house. THU,
said. he was attacked by sharon.
AS a result OF his injuries sharon
was moved 10 the HOMEOPATHIC Hos.
pital. where many stitches were rs.
quircd 10 close the wounds in nj,
head
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
THINK GERMAN OPPOSITION
MAY NOT NJ VERY DRASTIC

Paris. Jan. ii-Evidence Of resist
ance Ivy the German government TO
tho French plano, for tho Ruhr has
raised tho question Of what France
may do n ahe encounters systematic
passive obstruction. Economlsts and
engineers arc agreed that tho dis
trict cannot he made productive with
ont German corporation uulees the
Allies undertake. the reorganization Of
tho entire economic life OF tho region
The first essential. II ia believed. Il
to furnish the valley with working
capital, ~ u Is regarded that Ber-
lin will naturally Withdraw all funds
II she adopts y policy " obstruction.
The raises the question whether n
would no possible or practicable to
substitute the franc for tho mark
There IL authoritative opinion this
could be done as In the saar valley
The Germans. II ie believed I'm official
circles will not allow uhstructioniat
tactics 10 go 80 Gar "a to provoke
such a measure because they arc al
ready worried over tho effect produced
by the uee " the franc IN tho Saar
whore tho population IA enjoying tho
advantages offered by French money
Tho French government. n "a DO
clared. is determined ~ avoid any eter
that will irrltate tho inhabitants Of
tho Ruhr Tho effort NJ such n polh,y
ia already econ through that part oi
;he Rhineland occupied by tho French
who are accused IN consequence Of
trying 20 prepare the ground for a
permanent ciCce connectlon between
/ France and tho Rhine territory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
ANNUAL MEETING OF
DELAWARE RAILROAD
Directors Elected and Reports
Read at Stockholders SEES
sion at Dover.
srec,al DI.pa,oh 20 Every Evening

Special Dispatch 60 Every Evening
Dover. Ian. 1.-The seventy first
annual meeting Of tho Delaware
Railroad Co. wac held here today. The
annual report showed: Income from
lease OF road ts63.S5O.e6. ~ compared
with 1921. a decrease Of Si,9030b. In
como from funded securities. unfund-
Cd securities and sinking fund, si3.-
1O242; increase over 1921. t992.2i.
grcSe income for 1922. f79.s790s. de-
crease from 1921. S3gS0.Si; deductions.
Including interest on funded debt and
unfunded debt. miscellaneous tax ac-
cruais. maintenance of orgauizatl, n.
etc. $3i.62SI7: decrease As compared
with 1921. $4.o64.5l: total not income.
S44S.3449l: increase as compared
with 1921. tlSS.70.
Proft and loss statement: Amount
to credit 90 profit and loss. December
a. $685.. ool.9l; add sundry accounts
$4.23OA5; credit balance OF income
for year $5.656.29. balance 90 credit
December 81. 1922. S964. $3.50.
The following directors were elect
cd; John +. Green, Henry Tatnall
John Hum. George V. Massey. I'd
ward Hart. Joseph bancroft. Alex
ander 7. Corhit. Walter q. Horcckor
VIM. II. Boyce. James J. Ross. oliver
4. Newton. William T. Records. John
NJ. Dennis. Or. r. W. Goldsbo rough
and Nicolas II. Johnson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
RUSSELL WEST DIES ON TRAIN

50 "cial Correspondence Every Evening
Georgetown. Jan. l1-while on his
way from a Philadelphia hospital. 20
his home al SeIbyville. on Monday
night. Russell West, prominent
young broker Of tina; town. died on
tho passenger train between George
town and S1ook'ey. a village four
miles south of here.
The young man, who For some time
had been in Philadelphia Zoe treat
ment. became discouraged because ne
could find no cure for his ailment and
decided 10 go 10 his home. His condi-
ton Is said 20 have become very seri-
Gus before the train reached George
town. hut owing 10 the fact that his
home was only about 20 miles away.
{; was decided TO continue the trip.
Almost a. soon as he had passed
away. the train broke down and was
detained FOR more than an hour and a
half.
Funeral service was held yesterday
and burial made in the SclhyviHe
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton. Md. Jan. IA number OF
cases of diphther!a have broken out
In Elkton. with one death. a young
child of John Morgan.
The mothU OF the dead child is also
suffering with the disease.
Mrs. Mary White. mother-in-law Of
Senator II. \. Cautwcll. died ycster-
day az her home az North East. after
a brief illness.
The Susquehanna Fire Company Of
Havre DE Grace elected c. r. John
son, president; Leo Moore. vice-presl-
dent. Charles Wilson, secretary and
treasurer. and Austin Case. chief.
Cecil Wardell. who for several years
has been suffering from shell shocl,
received during the World War. died
last evening at the Government Hos
pital. Deceased was about % years
OF age. \ widow survives.
Elmer w. Newton and Elizabeth
Smith. Chestertown. were granted a
marriage license in Elkton yesterday
Mrs. George II. Thompson fell Al
her homo az Pennington. fracturins
her wrist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
EXPULSION OF FRENCH
FROM ESSEN DEMANDED
Member OF Berlin Cabinet Sur
prised That U. 8. Will
Not Aid Germany.
ny Associated rrs-r TO Every Evening.

Essen. Jan. IA eample of the
political electricity surcharglng the
atmosphere hero IL found In last
nights disturbance when about 5,0oo
Essen citizens stormed the doors Of
the Kaiaerhof, tho cly'a leading ho-
tel. demanding the expulsion Of the
French commission which the crowd
believed was lodging there.
Tho mnnagenient's assurances that
not n Frenchman was In the house
were unsatisfactory, especially In
view 81 the fact that n flower pot in
opportunely fell from an upstairs win
dow among tho demonstrators. scores
of persons ewarmed into the build
| ing. hut DR.. Iinns Luther. former
hureomnster Of Essen. and now minis
| tor ~ food IN tho Cuno cabinet. ap-
peared on the scene I'm time 90 pre-
vent more serious consequences. Dr.
| Luther r. temporarily I'm the city
Dr.. Luther. whom the disturbance
began, had Just begun 20 read an ad-
dreFs 10 the foreign correspondents
| gathered NJ the Kniserhof hotel. In
which he made plea for moral sun
port for Germany I'm the Issue raised
| 10y France.
The occupation ~ the Buhr. hc eaid
would be a violation of the rights ~
humanity as well as NJ tho Treaty
Of Versailles lIe cited instances 81
acute distress among The people IN
refuto the French charge that Ger
many is able but unwilling 20 pay.
In the course of the interview Dr
Luther mentioned that he had just
come from tho largort mass meeting
ever held I'm Eaaen NJ which citizens
~ all political creeds. with tho OK
ceptlon of tho Communists had pro
tested against tho French occupation
n was addressed ~ the German
Ambassador ~ Great Britain and th'
United States
The resolution asked America auf
Great britain 10 come 20 tho mora
aid of Germany n further asserted
that the French policy spelled perpet
uatlon ~ hatred between the Frenci
and German peoples and constitute,
n most serious danger TO world peace
DR.. Luther was very noticeablv die
appointed when informed of the Amer
lean governments order withdrawn
it's troops from tho Rhine
THAT Ia the worst poesihle newe W.
! could eceive." no said 'Why IN IN
world doesn't America support ne Il
thls7'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
ROT ARIANS TO HEAR
THORNTON BURGESS
Exercises Held Today in Mem
DRY of S. c. Foster,
Composer.

The Rotary Club had an - per cent
l-tendance AZ its-uncheon m rhe Hotel
iu Point today. he club observed che
5e,n anniversary ~ the death p
steven Q. Foster. song compose-.
Frank II. Mason sang two ~ mis- c0m-
positions. old Uncle Ned" and cold
Back Joe" and the club two. odd
Kentucky Home" and "Swanee River
Much Of the meeting was devoted
To- certain members Of ;ne club m-
menting II the business OF other mem-
bers, during which they save nstrGc-
tive suggestions for improving bust
ness. Harry j. Hark.ns. Lewis ".
Brosius. Frank y. OverdeeT. Harry
r. SDeakman and Fred II. Gawthrop
We're the speakers.
Tho club accepted an invitation to
attend meeting the Parkway
Theatre on January %. when Thorn
ION Burgess VIII addroS-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
BILL PREPARED TO
GIVE WILMINGTON
CITY z0N|NG LAW
To be Presented to City coun-
Gil Tonight for That Body's
Consideration.
TAXI ORDINANCE UP ALSO

The final draft OF the city coming
law has been completed and likely
will be presented 10 City Council at
It's meeting tonight. for considera-
tion by that body. n IL In approved
Ivy Council tho bill will he immediate
ly taken TO Dover for presentation
TO the Legislature,
The provisions Of the proposed act
have been discussed thoroughly fdr
several weeks. Councilman Alexander
L. Abrahams. one OF Councils rep
resontatives on the city Zoning Com
mittee. and chairman Of that body.
has stated he Is confident Council
will approve Of the measure.
Judge William $. Prickctt and
members OF tho Juvenile Court Asso-
citation conferred with members OF
Council last night concerning the
recommendations OF Governor Den
ney. I'm his biennial message TO the
Legislature. urging that the city.
county and state each bear a proper
tomato share OF the cost of building
a modern detention house here. This
matter and others relating to the
Juvenile Court will be discussed at to
nights meeting.
The law committee will present it's
report tonight on tho proposed amapa-
ment To- the taxicab ordinance, TO
permit the use of meters on the taxi
cabs in this city. While there has been
considerable protest against the pass
ing of the ordinance. many persons
acre said To favor n.
.
probably elect member OF the city
Examining BOARD for stationary Eu-
ginccrs. 10 succeed W. 7 Knots
whose term expired some time ago
six city vaccine physicians may also
he named by Council for terms oi
one year each. IL is also expected the
building committee will have report
ready ON the erection Of Is private
garages Ivy Hearn brothers. at Tween
ty-first and Washington streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11

In establishing
will Articles IL Is Annex
Treaty Versailles reang which
Article lin of default by Germany In the
obligation
Commission VIII forthwith give notice
and the
be taken In
Article 1s-The which Powers
shall right take, Germany
and which Germany
general such
other the may
the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
S5OO.OOO WORTH OF RUM
SAVED BY PENNA. POLICE
Eight Men Accused OF Leading
Raid on Whisky Warehouse
Held at York, Pa.

tr Nsvnciafpd Trerg o. rverv Fvrufnv
York. Pa.. Jan. f1-An attempted
raid on the bonded whisky warehouvo
~ tho New Haliaui DI-Hucrv Com
psny. ~ H7llam. eight miles olsf ~
York along tho Lincoln Highway. WIS
frustrated by officials about O'Clock
this morning Fourteen trucks. man
nod hv score or more ~ mon. ap-
preached Tho warehouse where whisky
valued ~ $500 600 's stored. They were
met bv armed guards. who had besn
tipped on that a raid vas 20 TO at-
tempted, and eight ~ their leaders
placed under arrest.
The prisoners are William r John
son. James " Geesey. Philip Falasci.
Jacob g. Roberts. Lewis johnson and
Edward r. Smith. all Of Baltimore. and
Wilbur r Slade and Bright r Thorp.
~ this city.
Internal revenue collector Frank
Lindemuth was advised early this
morning that gang ~ Baltimore
gunner and a feet Of trucks were ou
their way 90 Hallam hy way ~ .be
SusQuensnna trail and the Lincoln
Highway. He Immediately notified the
dis,llery guards and a call was sent
90 Lancaster for state police.
When the trucks approached fho
distillery from three different roads
they were met by the guards who hold
them a. bay until the arrival Of The
state police The men taken into GUS
tody were brought % York and placed
in the city prison.
There we're $50 men. about 100 81
whom We're Negroes. IN the wOu!d-bs
raiding party. according 90 The loca
internal revenue collector. Govern
ment agents who followed the truck.
from "a short distance south OF YorH
90 Hailam say that Packard tour.nl
car bearing a Maryland license mum
Der 8105s preceded the trucks. Nearil
all the trucks bore Maryland licenses
the government agents report
District Attorney ". ". Nandamar
.s cooperating with the prohibition
enforcement agents and efforts arr
being made 20 apprebend others ID
the would-be raiders who escaped.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-11
GERMAN ENVOY QUITS PARIS
AWAY ON "ApSENCE LEAVE"

paris. Jan. il.--Dr. Wilhelm Mayer.
tho German ambaseador to France.
lett Paris Tor berlin at noon today
DR.. Mayer took his leave without
notifying the French foreign Office or
giving am indication or tho reasons
Cor h.s departure.
Tho foreign office. therefore. lack
Ing any official information regarding
tho German envoy ~ absent on leave
and considers the diplomatic situation
between France and Germany unaf-
fcctcd by tho move.
II Wis said this afternoon that there
was no intention OF recalling the
French Ambassador from Berlin.