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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28
DRILL CORPS WILL PRESENT PICTURE
Daytime Wives" Great So- ciaI Drama, To Be Seen
 At Masonic Auditorium


 The late Oscar Wilde once said that wives were divided into two classes; those that lived to love, and those that loved to live. The un- selfish wife who lives to love. who inspires her husband to do bigger and greater things, the wife who is the silent power behind the throne of her husbands greatness; and the selfish, luxury loving. butterfly wife who drinks, gambles, and vamps other women's husbands, who loves to live quickly with no time lost. are painted vividly and in bold strokes in Daytime Wives" the great F. O. B. social drama, which the Woodlawn Commandery Drill corps will present at the Masonic auditorium for three days, Novem- Der l, and B.
 Director Emile Chautard has
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28

Due to many requests that it be held overt as special attraction for the fall festival, which starts in Bir- mingham Monday, Ashes of Ven- geance," the super picture starring Norma Talmadge. which has drawn vast throngs to the Trianon during the past week, will be repeated as the attraction at the theatre during the coming week.
 During the past week thousands have witnessed this massive produc- tion, and it l/.s been the general ver- dict that it Is truely one of the rare classics of the screene, and one in which Normal Talmadge achieves her greatest work. Undoubtedly the Trianon will have another week of capacity houses.
 In his quest for material with which to add another brilliant chapter to the notable achievements of Miss Talmadge, MT. Schenck had his atten- tion called to H. s. Somerville's novel, Ashes of Vengeance" while in Eng land a year ago. He read the novel and immediately acquired the screen rights. And he determined that the work would oe filmed in strict adher
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28

the simple, enduring, intellectual type of woman on mankind, the lux urious, selfish, butterfly type of wife would soon have America on great decline.
 Daytime Wives is presented by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28

Hickories are North American trees and now are found in no other part of the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28

an all-star cast, including Wynd- ham Standing, Grace Darmond. Derelys Perdue, William Conklin, Edward Hearn, Katharine Lewis, Kenneth Gibson and Christona Montt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
THE. FACT

that Tea and Coffee contain caf-
feline ia frequently mis--ts.ed and
misunderstood.
II properly prepared in puo
water caffeine exists only m com
bination with other sibstsnces which
modify and weaken SIS effects; In any
event IL soothes and stimulates with
out loss Of food value.
Coffee has n real food value.
Fine coffee ~ tho cheapest 10
goes further. Nv Mocha Blend
Is fne coffee. Price thiriy-fye
rents.
N.Y.
III Market Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09

Every ono OF these bills arc based
on efficiency and economy IN tho adj
ministration OF tho States affairs and
are To bc adopted in accordance with
tho Democratic party's promises 60
the people to give them nm economic
govornmcnt. Steps have already been
taken TO prepare bills on all these
subjects and from tlune TO time during
tho present session others will he In
tfoduccd that will be equally "a drss-
tic but providing for even greater
savings. These arc only a few 81 the
many instances where. Il ~ admitted.
great savings may 10 made. The
others will he worked out as the two
steering committees and the advis-
DRY committee are ablo Ia take them
up for consideration.
At yesterdays conference tho aucs-
ton of tho 81 filing fee wa. discussed
hut for the present there will be moth
Ing done with this subject. II II the
desire " all concerned that the first
acquaInt themselves with the needs
of tho public school eyptcm 80 they
will be better able 90 tell Just what Will
no necessary I'm the way OF revenue
for tho schools.
II wns practically agreed. however.
that the Ming Zee ~ such will he ai,pl-
ishod. But ~ was also agreed there
Will have to be something devised 90
take its place Il was consensus OF opin-
Ton that tho people OF tho etate would
not hesitate So pay 81 tax ic under
another name and under different
conditions. In other words nll the
members believe the chief objection
IN tho present Ming fec ~ thu pro-
vision calling for mo Ming Of an In
como return with the payment ~ the
/ fcr. Filing an income report with II
IN sure 20 be abolished and n ~ Ia the
/ members are confident much OF the
/ present opposition 90 the present law
/ will he eliminated. Then, 700, 70 Ia fh
! desire to eliminate thu cumbersome
! and expensive method OF collecting Il
ANY new tax 20 tr,lye ita place will ~
! collected In a much moro economical
manner and there MI not IN tho tire
mendoua overhead and the compllcat
cd machinery for its collection. II
viii simply he thu paying 81 the "a,
whatever 70 my be termed and that
1 Will hf WI
Another economy 20 D. iuaisted ~
hut not yet perfected will bo in IN,
conduct Of The affairs Of tho STINT,
Roard or Education and through - th'
sif1hs W tho rtata public ecl,oola. Nh,
utonll-rs Of +ac Legislature NJ presar
ara waiting for the state poahd O
Education % come 10 them and ehoy
Them where they can cut down theI
expenditures "a a very material ..
tent. should tho state board fail &
IN this then tho Legislature viii ahoy
tho state bOaid where tho cutting dow
can De oone and Furthermore IN
! ,egislaturr VIII insist on tho stat
boar,l making these reductions an
n that department docs not do ~ IN
Ioa ielature i;self VIII do the Cuttlne
Another measure under contenrpla
ton but not vet worked ont IA o bll
to niolish the New Castle county lev,
| Court. THIS l.Ndv "a nlmo.rt eure To- :,
b
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09

wiped out md a commission OF three
provided Tor IL plncc. This y one 81
the subjects. however. IN very tcntn-
tive form for the emplc reason that
the members have not had time 10 Sct
down 60 a thorough consideration OF
II.
Members or the state Advisory Com
mitteo present at tho meeting were
morning IN tho Office of James ".
Hughes. Yesterday afternoon they
went into conference with tho steer
ing committees n each house. After
tho session the other Democratic
members of the Senate and tho House
were adviacd OF the program mapped
tut and II met with instant and unani-
nous approval.
Tho members of the state hivis-
Dry Committee nj tho meeting we're
Frank dell. Janvler, Tlmvthoy y.
Mooney, w. TruNton Boyce. James IL
Hughes. r. L. kenncy and William
II. Valiant. Joseph Bancroft md An
drew y. Lynch were unable 20 be pres
ent. DIR. w. r. JIoey. the stnto chair
man. II ~. The members OF the SEN
alto steering committee present were
Senators Murphy. Cam. McDQwen.
liarlesty and Moore The merhbera
OF tho House steering committee In
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat less meat IL you feel Back
achy or have Bladder
trouble.

Too much meat may form uric acid,
which oxcites ana overworks the kid
neys I'm their efforts 10 filter 70 from
,he system. Big ment eaters can flush
the Kidneys occasionally 90 rolleve
them like they relieve tho bowels, re-
moving all tho acids, waste and poison,
else they may feel dun misery in
tho kidney region. sharp pains I'm the
back or sick headache. dizziness. the
stomach sours. tongue ~ coated, and
when tho weather "a bad they have
rheumatic twinren. Tho urine IL
cloudy. full Of sediment: the channels
often get irritated. obllFing ono 20 got
up two or three times during the
night
TO help neutral'De these Irritating
acids and flush OF the body's urinouH
waste get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from Rny pharmacy: take n
tablespoonful I'm n glass OF water DO
fore breakfast Tor n few dnys end your
Kidneys may then act fine and bladder
disorders disappear. This famous salts
II made from tho ncid ~ grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with li,hia, and
has been used for generations % help
clean aud stimulate sluggish kidneys
and stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts
70 inexpensive. harmless snd makes n
delightful erervesoent llthla water
drink which millions ~ men ana WON
en tako now nnd then 20 holm prevent
! serious kidney and hlsddey disorders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
PROGRAM OF LEGISLATION
TO REDEEM PARTY
PLEDGES PREPARED
Continued from pago I


secure, the legislation will be- their
6eash kneli. 1t IL expected from such
as thcee there will be wall OF agony.
a howl OF anguish which thcy Will en-
tieavor 20 make audible from ono ond
OF the State to tho other but TO the
conscientious citizen of Delaware, re-
gardlvs of hls political beliefs. the
man who has hls States welfare at
heart. it il the confident expectation
there will he nothing but the highest
words OF commentator and praise
and. furthermore. tho ma jorlty In both
houses hero feel sure from such as
the latter they will have nothing but
the heartlest cooperation md supper,
Among tho chief features OF the
legislation which viii be adopted are
The following:
An act providing for tho absolute
abolition of tho entire state Tax De
rartmcnt and placing IN charge 81
tho state Trcasurcr the work now
handled ty this department..
An act reducing tho salaries of oil
the members of tho Delaware Indus
trial Board. more commonly known
as tho worl<men's compensation board
from s2.s00 a year 90 5000 n year. with
mileaye: also to mike this board q
bipartisan board.
An act providing for liberal reduc
tons I'm the salaries cf oil tho COUNTY
officials In Now Castle county. includ
ing tho county judge. For instance
an official now drawing $4,000 n yeal
will 10 reduced 10 not moro thar
$500 n year. although this salar,
schedule has not yet been fixed.
An act providing Cor tho abolition
OF oil state police. including tho pres
ont highway police mud the etatc 90
tec.ivce. and creating what would y
similar 10 pounsylvania's state con
s,abulary with a force OF twelve meu
said force 60 take caro- OF nj; stat
police work. including tho policing o
the state highways.
An act providing for tho elimination
/ of much Of the routine and duplicat
/ ing I'm the recording OF certified -. Sc
OF corporation papers. thereby doin
away With small army OF transciib
/ ing clorla now necessary and MIS-
slmplyfytng the entire procedure.
An act providing for tho same mod
]
! office g. the recording OF deeds. dOin
away there with tho large number .
| lratscrili~g clCrlOi.
| An act providing that tho STINT
Irshway Department 10 n S'-parti
san department, three Democrats hn
three Republicans {, cnnstit' IL IN
board.
An act providins that tho Dcpart
mont e Elect, ns I'm Wilmington I
"a bipartisan board with two Demo
Gratis and two Republicans.
An act providing. during tho ter
~ the incumbent. for q reduction I
salary from $500 per year 20 sl.2C
per year. OF tho county coroners an
al the end OF thor present terms I'll
abolition OF these Offices jn each co,r
z ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
urHAM VISITS DELAWARE.
In Rcse From Raleigh y. q. Il
RoaA Convention IN Chicago.

Charlie NJ uphsn,. formerly oAics
rusincor 81 TIE Delaware Hfrhvry
Impairment md now chief engineer
NJ thu North CaIOiina Highway De-
paftm'uL stopped In this city yoster-
day whllo en- route from Raleigh 20
'hicsso, whore be viz attend the
American Road Builders convention
and show. which Will he held January
1913 The Coliseum. tho Annex and
no Gricr Building have boon leased
Tor he convention and show. OF which
VI. lnhsm VIII be chairman The
bureau % Public Roads and various
States VIII have interesting exhibits.
Twenty thousand Tsrrons VIII at
end tho convention and show. Charles
p. Grub VIII Represent; the New Castle
county Highway Department. and
representatives q: tho Delaware High
way Department VIII also 10 present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Fnsy--If yop Know DR.. ia.
wards olive Tablets.

Tho eocret OF keeping young is TO
feel young--to do this you must watch
your liver and bowela--there's 10 need
~ having n sallow complexl0n--darls
rings under your eyes--pimples--a
bilious look IN your face-dull eyes
with no sparkle. Your doctor VIII tell
you ninety per cent ~ all sickness
comes from inactive bowels and liver.
DIR. Edwards. well-known ply
stefan IN Ohio. perfected vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil g. act
on tho liver ana bowels. which he
gave 90 his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards olive Tablets. tho sub
stltute for oalomel. Rro gentle IN their
action yet always effective. Thex
bring about that natural buoyan'v
which NIL should enjoy by tonlng NJ
tho liver and clearing tho system Of
Impurities
DR. Edwards Olive Tabie,s arc
known by their olive color. i5c and
soc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
ANCIENT BILL AGAIN
BEFORE LEGISLATURE
Proposal to Tax Marsh Land
in Wilmington Bobs
Up In Dover.
Special Dispatch From Every Evening Is
stan Correspondent.
Ky VIM. j. Mcvey.

Dover. Jan. 9.-Thc appearance here
yesterday in the Senate OF tho bin 20
repeal tho law which cxcmpts marsh
lands and other unimrrovcd land with
In tho corporate limits OF Wilmington
from taxation was not unexpected.
II has been bobb.ng up at every ses-
sion OF the Legislature for several
years and. in fact. the mcmbers sort of
feel no session would DO complete
without q anymore. While Il has been
defeated with clock like regularity.
thanks 10 tho strong lobby which in
var.ahly appears TO oppose Its adop-
ton. II always comes hack nj the fol-
lowing ecsslvn and ESQ there was no
surprise yc~torylay whom Senator
Lutz " Wilmington introduced the
measure
Tho bill ie ono originated eevoral
years ago by the Wilmington CITY
Council and NJ that tfme was frumcd
for the purpose OF enabling tho city
TO collect taxes on Cherry leland
marsh land and num~ous cthcr
marr,Ay tracts within the city limits
which had been exempt and eth are
tNosilpS W NalRuV tl " WI UtSstu W
q session of tho Legislature many
years nSo. should II become law
this t,ne II would moan several thou
sand additional revenue fee tho WI
minstcn city treasury and e II also
believed Z, would eerve "a M induce
mer 10 the owners Of much land now
mar~hy 10 have such property I'M
proved and converted into build,ns
sites.
However. menboTs Of che Lcgfs'a
turo DO not entertain much hope Of
the r<Nsent bill being adopted II IL
virtually thu same measure which haf
been showing up n every ~easion and
IN duo time the powerful lobby" 81
IA bclicvci. VIII appear IN Dover TO op.
pose q. AZ tho ias, session there was
hot fight over this bill ana 81 los'
ON only by narrow margin. Rcnti.
ment N strong among the presen
npesnbervnip 20 enable Wilmington {,
collect all che revenue IL can bccaus.
the mainrons realize how that city q
strapped" IN it, financial affairs on,
for this rcaron there may IN n chsnc.
| for the marsh land bill to 10 adcytci
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
TAX or ONE CENT
PER GALLON ON GAS
FOR HIGHWAY UPKEEP
Automobile Truck Licenses to
be Increased One Hun
bred Per Cent.
PRODUCE MUCH REVENUE
special pispatch From Every Evenings
stan Correspondent
nv william j. Mcvcy.

Dover. Jan. "a big delegation Of
sUsi.iep1s Of s,eaford yesterday after
neon had "A conference with the Sem
ate comm,,,ee on public buildin~~ and
highways relative 60 n state orpropri-
alton tn aeg's, IN tho construction OF
o. road from Scaford 20 Reliance. n
d'~,sno. ~ SO miles. The delegation
had previously been IA session with
he officials 81 tho State Highway Do
pertmen, and had been advised by
ihsm TINT they were unable 20 act
unless tho Legislature shade an ep-
proprla.ion soG tho purpose.
Tn. Senate committee includes
~cpaior Hopkins chairman. Sena-
tors Moore. Murphy. simonton and
Nivcn
Tho lcsi~lators advised their visitors
hat n two measures which ero 10 10
Introduced AZ Tho present session of
the 0enNA ANsmhly arr enacted an
20 inws Il - believed there win be
sufficient revenue forthcoming iron,
HON 90 warrant AN appropriation
rurs-cnuv large 90 grant the request
hoy made.
ono q, thcee measures - n tax Of
mo cent per gallon on gasoline
Which. 4, IL estimated. will bring "a
mo state treasury a revenue OF about
$4,000 n year. and tho c,hor r. tho
nropo~c,i Increase q. 100 per cunt in
.t IL estimated Will bring n reveun,
20 about 10000 "A year.
Tho committeeman explained 90 The
,i.lasassa tho fact that the State a.
prcs~nt 10 about $4,000 short on 81,
estimated revenues. Later the same
de'oxaticn had meeting with IN.
icirvc public buildings and highway,
Committee CT which Representative,
COMPTON n chairman and Of whic,
Representatives Dawes Carey. Hanson
W. Short. L:;Sc and virien are mem
'es,. Tho same rcsul,e were obta;nc,
hcr~.
This - tho fr-t !ntiInatfon rnade 81
What might - termed m official man
ner ~ q contemplated tax Of on,
ent a ssllion on gasolin~ and tho b.,
nseaso m tho Ncens. fce for motto
,p-ks. Tho additional charge 40
ru,hs 70 20 be e1C,tci because or IN
Dleras~ they do 20 tho S,nts high
wave. m. Sasol'ne tax - 20 help dc
Wv tho expenses 90 road upkccp an
Vii ~ placed upon the motorists he
su.s a. - nxurcd they sro tho one
Who use she hishvnys the most an
'ons~uu~ntiy arc moro rerponsible 20
hoir condition than any otheSs Ju,
shen ther~ two bills Will 10 Introduce
Naa nct made ciesr but 81 q, urdas
-is~~i Trey are now IN yuo,css az 20.
No ron
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09

Attendance were Speaker Culver and
Representatives I,rogan. Igp1rourf
Gray and Nelson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09

tls-scs IN drcSmaking, civics and
parliamentary law viii lie among the
new activities % che Catholic Daugh-
tsrs % America during the coming
YEAR. Pins for the year Will be DIS
cussod AZ n meeting this evening al
IA. clubhouse. so9 Delaware avenue.
rriccrs elected 81 meeting In De-
oemher viii be installed. Annual re-
ports q, committee ohairiaen Will be
read
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
INchanee Club Mccis

Speaking before tho members OF tho
Exchange Club yesterday at its lun-
cheon meeting in Tho Hotel du Point.
William Berry. OF tho Joseph BAN
croft & Sons Company plant, gave In
terestinc data on tho largo plant. The
Rev. Or. AQuilla Webb, pastor of tho
First-Ceniral Presbyterian Chunch
presided William u. Foster. president
OF the Rotary club was n guest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09


With the breaking Of
the new year and the
dawning of the 23d ami
versory of this firms or
ganization a new slogan
has been adopted.
II ia not a meaningless
phrase or collection of
words, but n truism dis
covered after q years of
actual experience in fur
nishing homes.
We have discovered that
The Happy Home is the
Well-furnished Home.
NATHAN MILLER
Signed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
Cut This Out--lt L. Worth MONEY.

cot out this slip. enclose with &c
snf NAL II 90 Foley a Co. 1886 Shelf
acld ave. Chicago. IL. writing your
namo and address clearly. You viii
receive N return a trial package con-
tainins Folsys Honey and Tar Com
pound FOR coughs. colds and Group:
Foley Kidney PILE for pains in sides
and hack: rheumatism. backache. kid
nsy and bladder ailments: aud Foley
Cathariic Tablets. n wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathar;ic for
constipation. biiiousness. headaches.
srt slusgirh bowels. ". y. Dan
forth ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-09
Men S furnishings
MEMS MERCERIZED
COTTON HOSE

An exceptional buy IN
hosiery; double sole, heel
and toe guaranteed fast
color and made full; sizes
912 to 1114; all colors.
6 PAIRS ........... 95c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-09
PROVIDING FOR THE
RAISING OF $4,000. BY THE ISSU-
ANCE OF COUNTY VOCATIONAL
SCHOOL BONDS OF THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX

BE IT WJ0ULN ED DY INC bOdTU OF
dlesex:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-09

How to wash q silk sweaterr
II you want the answers TO these or
any other questions take advantage OF
the free information service conducted
by this newspaper Our Information Bu-
reau will answer any question of fact you
ask. The answer 10 sent directly to you.
Enclose two cents In stamps for postage
on the answer for each questions. ana
address
Frederic j. Haskin. Director.
Information Bureau.
Washingfop. q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-09
MEMS SILK HOSE
(Gordon NIake)

This is a pure thread
silk made with a spliced
heel and toe SO as to give
extra service. In plain ami
clock effects; sizes 9l2 30
1l2; per pair ..... 69c
FIRST FLOOR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31
FOUND GUILTY OF Assault TING AND
BEATING AGED mother, mrs. Lane IS
PLACED UNDER $500 BONDS TO KEEP PEACE

voice declared that Mrs. Lane had not
told the whole truth of the matter.
She said that after she and her daugh-
ter had had difficulty over gold
watch belonging to Mrs. Conner. which
her daughter had been wearing, her
daughter ordered her to keep out Of her
room. Mrs. Conner said that II was
necessary to pass through this room
to enter the bathroom and when she
asked Mrs. Lane where she could go
Mrs. Lane replied. go outdoors; that
is good enough for you"
Judge Cony numerically failed the
respondent for her illtreatment of her
aged mother, and said that if it would
not be necessary for the aged woman
to appear in the upper court he would
bind her over for the grand jury. But
out Of consideration for the feeble
condition of Mrs Connor. and knowing
that she was subject to heart attacks,
he felt that appearance at trial
would be more than she could stand.
and therefore he placed the Lane wom-
an under $500 bonds to keep the peace
for one year.
1t is understood that Mrs. Conner
has been of very material assistance
TO her daughters family. and Mrs
Lane admitted on the witness stand
that her mother had bought the auto
mobile which she uses. Mrs. Conner
has also done most of the housework
in the Lane home and has been of fl
nanci; l assistance at war; Jus times, ac-
cording to Mrs. Lanes admissions.
Arrangements have been made for
the aged woman to be cared for in the
home of friends, and there were many
in the courtroom Thursday morning
who have understood the circumstances
e., x1Nv =
aid Mrs. Connor in finding the proper
care which was due her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-31
Cars Damaged in
Collision on Grove
Street Thursday Eve.

Because Of the evident misjudgment
on the part of one driver, two automo-
biles were more or less damaged when
they came together in n head-cn col
lision on Grove street about Z o'clock
Thursday evening. Except for a Sc
we're shaking up the occupants of the
two cars were fortunately uninjured in
the crash.
An Overland touring car owned ard
driven by Edward Purity of this city
and occupied by Mr.. Purtys wife AMI
two children and by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills, was. proceeding west on Grove
street. and as the Overland car reach
ed point at the junction of Chandler
street an Essex coach driven by Fred
Desjardins of 1870 Water street, which
was being driven in the opposite direc-
ton, swung off Grove street. and in
an effort to turn up Chandler street
struck the Purity car
Mr.. Purity was well over on his side
of the road and proceeding at a slow
rate of speed. and as the marks of the
wheels plainly indicated MIR. Desjar-
dins had evidently misjudged his dis
lance in making the turn and also as
to the nearness Of the approaching
Overland. The Purity car was sprung
somewhat in the frame and the left
forward mudguard and headlight badly
smashed. The right mudguard was
crumpled on the Essex and the axle
sprung, the right spring broken and
the bumper damaged