Evening journal. [volume], November 21, 1922, LATE NEWS EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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ASKS EOR CRIED
Peterson Tells Court Moth
er Is Not Fit Person to
Have Custody
FOUND TOT WITH
SCANT CLOTHING
proceeding*
In habeas corpus
started In Superior Court hy Frank
Petereon against hla daughter-ln
lew, Mrs. Beulah Peterson, the plain
tiff seeks to gain the custody of his
two-year-old grandchild,
C. Peterson, the daughter of his son
Alva Peterson, and his wife, the de
in the suit.
Kathleen
Lllbume
fendant
Chandler is counsel for the plaintiff.
The petitioner and hi* wjfe live
hear Hockessln.
charges that while the child was In
the custody of its mother, it was in
unclean condition.
The petition
In the petition. Frank L Peterson
alleges that his sqn and daughter-1
in-law
1918, and that the daughter was |
horn November 5. 1920; that thej
child remained in the custody of Its
parent* until about July 16. 1922;
that while Tn the custody of said
parents it Mved at Middletown in a
tenant house of Leonard Eastburn;
«! Salem, Va., at Havre de Grace,
Md., and then at the home of a Mrs
Millmon on dirPpnt street, Wllmlng
.
married December 24.
vere
. . . .... ...
in. 1922. took care of, tira child.
his and his wife's expense entirely." i
The grandfather alleges that he|
and his wife prvided for and kept.
the child, permitting the mother to j
visit her; but that on November 10 j ]
the mother requested permission to ;
take the child to Wilmington, carried j
her to the residence of her mother.
toil.
The petition further alleges wanton
neglect of the child, and that Its
mother ''is not a fit person to have
custody and control of the child:"
that on July 16, 1922, the mother left
the child with the grandfather, the
petitioner, and hla wife, who reside
near Hockessln. and "that at
the time of the leaving of said child
with the petitioner and hi* wife, the
said child was In an unsanitary con
dition and practically without cloth
ing: that the petitioner took the child
end surrounded it with a sanitary
environment and provided It withj
suitable and comfortable clothes,
end from that time until November;
Mrs. Clarence Crossley, who together
with the mother, refused to return
the child.
The petitioner claim* that the
child Is unlawfully restrained of her
liberty by Buelah Peterson, and asks
that the court award the custody of
Kathleen to him.
ANTHR ACITE SEALED
TO PREVENT THEFT
Anthracite Is being shipped to
MlddljS-Western and Western eitle*
in sealed box car*. Instead of open
cars. '
"This Is necessary," E. D. Hll-1
leray, freight traffic manager of
the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
way. said yesterday, "to assure full
shipments reaching destinations."
Otherwise, he added, the cars would
arrive with about one-half the orig
inal shipment.-after passing through
communities where there is a short
age of coal.
A Genuine
Pimple Remover
How Stuart's Calcium Wafer« Work
Out to the Skin and .Clear It of
P]mples ( Blackhead«, Boll«,
Muddlne«« and Such
Blemlehe«.
The manner in which Stuart'e Cal- |
cium Wafer* Influence a beautiful
••omplexion le one of nature* mir
.-els. Their firat action 1* to —
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move the fqur fermentation* that
are apt to pQiBon the blood and ihn*
disfigure ihç pkin. Then the calcium j
self is a natural aaency to akin health
d is appropriated by the tiesuea for
I own •parriçular use In repair work,
if'se effect* are visibly noticeable to
those troubled with a pimply skin, or
one ihat Ir muddy or red or blotchy,
scaly and roujh and coarse. The Cal
.'iduce a reaction *o
thler ton.denc'.
pinkieh complexion begins to assert it
self, -th« blerpishes fade away, the
'em animated and the en
tire appearance Is
bounty instead of unsightliness.
EaBèt it <0 cept box of Stuart** Cal
cium Wafers at the nearest druç store
and note the .wonderful result*. You
will «urely be delighted.
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of vivacious
THE FAITHFUL SLAVE
Wouldn't you like to have a slave of your
own? There is such a slave. Its
money. Save your wages regularly, deposit it
in the Bank, and that slave will be yours to
work for you night and day.
name is
ARTISANS' SAVINGS BANK
505 MARKET STREET
OPK.V TUESDAY EVENINGS FROM 7.00 TO 8.30
4% PAID ON DEPOSITS
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES
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OF SKULL FRACTURE
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A Jury of Inquest summoned by;
Jury Finds Son Was Driv
ing Fast Just Before
Accident
Coroner Bullock In the cast of thej
death of George M. Fisher, who was
struck by an automobile on the Ken-1
nett Pike, November 9, death fol- j
lowing before he could be removed !
the hospital, returned a verdict!
„i-u, ,k, t aeafii followed a
fractured skull sustained in conse
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one rated * hv Franklin V.
Flînn ° P y
Georglanna Griffin, colored, an
employe of the Fllhn family, who ,
was in the car the night of the ac-,«y
client, testified that "she knew.
something had been struck." She
admitted going back with Mr. Fllnn
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to
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.the scene of the accident and found
and finding the injured man.
. Harry Carlin, a nephew of Mr. j
Fisher, testified that he had made j
examination of the highway at,
tracks showing that the car had
slid a distance of 76 feet, after hit
Iting the man.
Mr. Flinn attended the* Inquest
but did not testify.
In the case of Mrs. Eliza J. Le
Kltes, of Philadelphia, who died in
the Delaware Hospital Sunday night ;
as the result of injuries sustained inj
automobile accident at
Georges. Sunday morning, the Jtiryj
returned a verdict t.hat death wasi
the result of a fractured skull, and I
attributed the accident to the driv
ing of the car at an excessive rate
of speed, hy Harry I.eKite, a son of|
the woman who was killed.
Harvey E. Nichols, deputy «or- I
oner, made an investigation of the j
case yesterday. He talked with Harry j
LeKite, and obtained a «tatement |
from him that he had been driving
a, "about forty miles *n hour ' he-|
fore the accident, but had slowed.
down before the accident. I
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«-'(FUNERAL OF MICHAEL FINN,
Thp fllnBral of Michael F. Finn.
who dl , d st hla home, 204 East
g B venth street, on Sunday, w-lll be
hp , d tomorrow m0 rnlng from his
] ate home with a requiem mass at
g t jj ary . s c hurch and interment in
HoJy Crw , 9 cemetery. Dover,
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ESTATES OF THE DEAD.
Letters of administration have been
granted by Register of Wills. Isaac
R. Brown, to William H. Robinson
the estate of Sarah A. Robinson,
and letters
on
hundred;
Wilmington
the estate of Jesnnebte C. Godfrey,
the estate of Jeanette C. Godfrey,
Wilmington hundred.
So That
He Cannot
Forget —
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Those last
hours together.
** 71Æ F sweetheart la toini to
OrL Europe, next week, for
three months. I went our
last hours together to count.
I want to look my best so that
the memory will stay in his
mind every day he Is away.
Tm worried about my hair —
my weakest point. / must
make it beautiful somehow.
Can you tell me how?"
— -JEANNE
P DR hair that gleams and
glows with innumerable
lights there is one proved for
mula—a touch of henna in
the shampoo. Whether your
hair is blonde, brown or brun
nette, the " touch ot henna
shampoo" will bring out all
the radiance it should have to
heighten your charm.
You can have your touch of
henna, scientifically prepared,
in the fragrant liquid of
Hennafoam Shampoo. It
is blended with pure vegetable
oils. These, in the quick lather
of Hennafoam Shampoo,
cleanse, refresh and invigorate
the hair and scalp. The touch
of henna, by ita beauty-magic,
suffuses the hair with light.
C ■ bottle at Drug Stores
andPerfume Counter*
For Sale by
Eckerd's Cut-Rate
Drug Store*.
50
Wetrna foapj
Shampoo
"Mal« the hair glitten 1
VrOTUDH 4 I ATI?
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XlFIIfCt i m ^1« t \irtri
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WASHINGTON,
fully able to
situation
Louisiana
Ku-Klux-Klan
Federal Intervention, says
I House statement.
Kxtra session of Congress opens
with introduction of Ship Subsidy
bill and two measures to legalize the
sale of light wine« and beer®, the
revenue to be applied to the soldier
bonus.
1 Mrs. Rebecca L. Fulton, of Georgia.
1 occupies seat on Senate flour and ex
pacts to be arworn in today.
I Alvaro Obregon, President of
j Mexico, reported to have deolded to
resign on account of ill health.
FORErON.
laiusanne Near East conference
formally opens, adjourning business
j eeesions to today; Allies reach final
! accord at. last preliminary talk.
High Dublin court issues order
suspending execution of sentence
«gainst Erskine Childers and eight
others.
DOMESTIC.
Georgp Bronson Howard, play
»'right and novelist, found dead In
gas-filled room in Los Angeles. Police
it ie a case of suicide,
SPORTS,
National A. A. U. convention
fuses to accept seven world records
made by Charles Paddock.
Professional Golf Association
next tournament
re
recommends that
be held in June, 1923
in college« n ece 3 - j
«ary for fair comparison® in football, '
says Grantland Hire. j
laELr!
lar her, ßftft to 4fi„, and Ja.k® !
Schaefer is victor over Welker Coch
ran 600 t o 30 . 1 . in world's title bil
li ' ra ,„,™.
Industrial shares firmer as.rails
g rnl , armrest nrngalst for n Box
of
Ko mnrkal>le.
Jn , hB prtvncy of your own home
Pvrnmld Tile Suppositories give
blessed relief from itching, bleeding
Three-year rul
For Belief
from Piles
or protruding piles, hemorrhoids and
auch rectal troubles. And It Is a
comfort to know you can call or
send to tho nearest drug atoro and
f et a 60 cent box anywhere In the
r. S. and f'snnda. Take no suhatt
tuts. A single box Is often sufficient.
You can have a freo trial package
hy Bending name and address to
pvramtd Drug Co.. 619 Tyramld
Bldg., Marshall, Mich.
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OFFERING HIGH-GRADE MERCHANDISE TO THE COMMUNITY AT PRICES THAT SHOULD FORCE THE EN
TIRE COMMUNITY TO OUR STORE WEDNESDAY. READ THESE ADVERTISED SPECIALS OVER CARE
FULLY, AS EACH IS OFFERED DURING THIS SALE AT A PHENOMENAL REDUCTION.
Canton
Flannel
36-Inch
Chamois
Finished
English
Long Cloth
36-Inch
Outing
Flannel
This Is the
host Sr»p «tripod
and
outing flannel;I
.Tfl Inches Hide*
32-Inch
Dress
Ginghams
All new pat
tem». a 35e
value; beaut i
f ti 1 etireks.
stripes and
plaids to select
from, nt
Community
Offer
Community
Offer
Extra heavy
unbleached,
25c grade of
canton flannel.
72 Inch Tiiblo Damask. Tills
Is heavy. SI.26 gratte of Mer
rrrized Tallin Damask, in b«an
tifnl patterns; full 2 yards
«Ida; Just In time for Thanks
giving, yard,
2 7-inch extra heavy White,
Pink, Blue and Cream 20c
Outing Flannel; limit, 10
yards to one customer, at
checked
Extra fine
grade, value
30o; bny It
during sale at
at
at
9%c
17^2c
17 ; /2c
17^c
17(2c
59c
Mill Ends
Woolnap Blankets
Large full double bed
Hill, Fruit, Lonsdale,
Bride, Red Rose and
other brands of 36-inch
unfinished Bleached Mus
lin; values to 25c; lengths
2 to 1 2 yards.
MEN'S UNION SUITS
40-INCH SHEETING
This is a heavy Unbleached
Sheeting Muslin, value
20c. Community Price
Extra heavy ribbed fleeced
Men's Union Suits in all sizes;
$2 value. Community
offer
size Blankets of woolnap
finish in pink, blue, tan
and mixed plaids; good
weight. Strictly perfect.
Community offer
81c
98c
BOYS' AND GIRLS' UNION
SUITS
81x90 SEAMLESS SHEETS
Ironclad, Belvedere, New
Era and Nevertear Bleached
Sheets, strictly perfect; QO
$1.50 value. t/OC
9 3 /4c 98c
Choice of fleece-lined rib
bed and waist body styles: all
lizes. medium and heavy
weights; value $1.25 at
75c
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Women's Alliance and Other
Heavy Ribbed Fleeced
Union Suits.
High or low necks, short or
long sleeves. Value
$2, at.
SCOUT PERCALES
Coats
Dresses
These are 36 inches wide,
strictly perfect 25>c Percales,
in pretty patterns;
yard.
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Sample line of
coat*, one of a
kind; vaine* to $50.
consisting of bo
Itvtna, velonits, mar
vellas, novelties, In
the new blouse or
straight-line*;
silk lined with I
fur collar* an .is;'
sizes 10 to 62. nt
150 Hn this lot, con
sisting of Canton
crepe, kntin char
meuse, crepe do
chine. Poirot twills,
tricotincs, law and
combinations. In all
color* and size*; val
nosjjn this lot up to
$20.00. OommtSnlty
offer.
12k
98c
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WOMEN'S HEAVY FLEECE
LINED BLOOMERS
in flesh or white; all sizes; made
vith reinforced crotch.
$1 value at.
LANCASTER and AMOS
KEAG APRON GINGHAMS
in all size checks.
Community Price
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$23;
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OMPANY
I slightly; «harp advance In francs
11 nd sterling.
Northern rnelfle will defend plan
for merger with C. B. & Q„ and op
pose being linked with St. Paul
iahould "Hill" roads be separated.
Future activities of Railway Labor
.Board depeiSd on Supreme Court re
: view of P. R. R. case on employe
I representation.
Special to the Evenimr Journal.
NEWARK, Nov. 21. — Professor
|and Mr*. R. W. Helm entertained the
j eenlor agricultural and homo econo
mics students of the University of
Delaware, who are preparing to
teach agriculture and home econo
mlcs, on Friday evening, at their
home on Delaware avenue. After a
I)R. AND MRS. HEIM
ENTERTAIN STUDENTS
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s Emily I.edenham
j Helen Shorb Mabel Smith, Evelyn
Spruance, of the senior class, who;
are taking the teacher training^
courses under Miss Laura V. Clark;
pleasant evening refreshments were
served.
Among the guests were:
Misses Hannah Deakyne, Ruth King,
Francis McCoy.
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j Wan , t *. cle ? r - healthy complexion.
' re £U' a J bowels, and a
j Perfect working li ver? ^
tain "yc^take
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Little Liver ^ WIITTLE
Pills, the sure ^ E ^
sjs 4.. JPjt -Ls
edy. For headache^hrzmc
Stomach and despondency, they have
no equal. Purely vegetable.
Small PM—Small Dose Small Price
,tion
CARTER'S
upset
United States Treasury
Certificates
ANY AMOUNT OF ANY ISSUE
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Marian Hatfield, teacher of homo
economics in the Newark High
School, who completed the work a
year ago; Messrs. H. W. Cook, James
W. Hahn, Frank Else, J. M. Lynch,
Walter M. Gilbert, E. H. Peirce, of
the senior class, taking the teacher
training courses under Professor R.
W. Helm: F. Allyn Cooch, Jr. teacher
of agriculture in the duPont School!
and Joseph Wilson, teacher of agri-1
culture in the Newark High School,
who completed the work a year ago;
Miss Laura V. Clark, Professor and
Mrs. Carl Rankin and Miss Freda
r.itz.
STORY MYTH DENOnTEI).
CHICAGO. Nov. 21.—The Rev.
j Willard 1-a.mpe. principal speaker of
j the opening session here yesterday
[of the Presbyterian Conference of
j the Bynod of Illinois," declared psr
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Do You Need Money for Christmas ?
Our INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT offers special
facilities for providing you with ready money in amounts
ranging from $50 to $500. $100 cost* you $6 interest and
is payable in fifty Installments at the rate of $2 per week.
We will be glad to assist you in securing Junds for
Christmas needs. Call at our office and let us explain.
Industrial Trust Company
Tenth and Shipley Sts.
Open Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9.
ents should no longer tell their chil,
j
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dren the *tork story and other
mythological bombast."
He advocated teaching sex biology
and pathology and the institution by
churches of classes for parents for,
Beauty Secrets
By Bessie Iiove.
••Th« eecret of a beautiful complexion
1b the proper care of the «kin,"
Bessie Ixjve, that well-known
beauty. Now 1b the boat season of the
year to lay the foundation for a beau
tiful complexion. Any girl or woman
can beautify her complexion instantly
by using Uiska Cold ('ream to cleanse
the akin, And DERWILIjO (which
comes in three shades. Flesh, White,
Brunette) to beautify it. Over one mil-i
lion girls and women use PERWILLO
in place of face powder, because it is
more life-like and "stays on It makes,
anvone look many years younger.
That's why discriminating women and
well-known actreefles favor these pro
ducts. Their popularity speaks volumes
for the result® they give. On sale at.
toilet counters of Department Stores and;
Druggists everywhere,
back if you are not pleased.
says
stage
Tour money
instruction of adolescent child phy
chology.
Dr. Howard Always Recommended
Oxidaze for Coughs
Colds, Br. Asthma
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Year# of study and observation con
vinced him It would safely, quickly and
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Money back if It fails. Guaranteed
harm'..., N. B Danforth Company and,
all good drugo'Bts.
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R. L. FOORD FURNITURE CO.
Thanksgiving Sale
■of -
Dining Room Suites
A special group of six Suites at prices
that will enable you to dress up the din
ing room for Thanksgiving most reason
ably. These suites are taken from our
regular stock and will give you a good
idea of the low prices on furniture for
every room in the house.
We advise prompt action as these
suites will not be here long at these low
prices c
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Here's a dainty Sheraton suite of beautiful inlaid wal
nut. The workmanship and finish are of the very best. It
consists of buffet, 60 inches long; round extension table. 48
inches diameter, cabinet serving table, china closet, five side
chairs and one arm chair, with blue leather seats. Regular
price $419.00. Sale price $295.00.
A graceful suite in fine mahogany, of Queen Anne de
sign. The fronts of the buffet and serving cabinet have two
toned panels. This suite has 66-inch buffet, round extension
table, cabinet server, spacious china closet, five side chairs
and one arm chair, with Spanish leather seats. The regu
lar price $337.50. Sale price $270.75.
Another Queen Anne suite in American walnut. It is
an unusually handsome suite and would grace the dining
room of any home. 1 It consists of 66-inch buffet, large china
cabinet, 45x54-inch oblong extension table, enclosed serving
table, five side chairs and one arm chair. Regularly marked
$400.00. Sale price $264,00.
A fine mahogany suite after the Italian Renaissance
period. It has oblong extension table, 60-inch buffet, large
cabinet server and chin& closet, five side chairs and one arm
chair upholstered in blue or brown leather. This is a very
new suite and a real bargain at the sale price of $282.15.
A walnut suite of ten pieces in Queen Anne design. It
has an oblong table, 60-inch buffet, cabinet server, china
closet and complete set of six chairs. This suite must be
to be appreciated. It was originally $270.00. The sale
price is but $211.60.
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There is also a splendid oak suite included in the sale.
It is in a beautiful two-toned fumed finish. The design is
Windsor., It consists of nine pieces, having no serving
table. Oblong extension table, 60-inch buffet, semi-enclosed
china cabinet, five side chairs and one arm chair with brown
The regular price was $317.00. Sale price
leather seats.
$237.50.
Reduced Prices on Tea Carts
The prices are
?■ very reasonable on
' all our tea carta,
commencing
$18.00 for a Grand
\ Rapids made cart
L of mahogany, they
I, run up to $76.00
for a very hand
some walnut cart
of new design.
Included in our
■tocks of tea carta 1
are many of new ]
and unusual de- ■
sign as well as the I
ever-popular con- I
aervative models. I
You will also find A
the new two-toned
finishes well repre
sented.
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leaves and silver drawer
R. L. Foord Furniture Co.
FOORD'S FOR FINE FURNITURE
7th*and Shipley Sts. Wilmington, Del.
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Specialist in-Rectal Diseases
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of treatment and
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