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Evening journal., 1919-10-15
PRESIDENT HAS
RESTFUL NIGHT,
PHYSICIANS SAY
Inconvenienced Today, How.
ever, by Slight Headache
After Breakfast.
MIND CLEAR, CRAYSON
SAYS IN Statement

WASHINGTON. Oct. i5. Omitted Press.
President Wilson was better today.
said bulletin issued by his physicians
at noon.
The bulletin said: "The President
had a good nights rest, enjoyed his
breakfast and aside from a slight head
ache cOntinu~ 10 make Improvement
The condition which caused the rest
lessness Monday night about which Dr.
Fowler was consulted gave no trouble
during the night"
The bulletin was signed by Doctors
Grayson, Rufln and Stitt.
Or. II. A. Fowler. Washington ply
slclan. who was called In late yesterday
10 treat the President for the swelling
OF his prostate gland did not visit the
White House today. 10 was learned.
DR.. Grayson said Fowler probably VIII
be asked 10 visit the President from
time 90 time.
Amessage was received from the Amer
ican Ambassador at London expressing
for the Emir Selsal Of the Arabian ma
ton. the hope OF the Presidents
speedy recovery.
NEW YORK. Oct. i5 UNITED Press.)-
The New York World today published
letter. which 70 stated was written
by the Presidents physician. admiral
GNayson and made public with ms
consent which said:
81 do not know that OF any disease
that has not been included In the ru-
mors about the President II I tried TO
refute these rumors that have been
scattered about would not have any
time 10 devote 10 the President pro-
fessionally. I have not followed this
course and do not intend TO do so.
laeree with you'll wish ! was similarly
anlloied II / could be as mentally
alert as the President.
81 can sincerely say his mind is a.
good az Il ever was since / have known
him.
Il hope the time viii not be far dis
tant when 10 will be considered safe 90
permit him TO resume work, when HE
actions and his words will speak for
themselves.
"As ne gains in strength his case is
more difficult for me 10 handle, as he
is So very anxious TO get back to work.
"All the doctors have called in agree
that absolute rest and quet are essen
tial 10 complete recovery. My great
difficulty is to keep him from becoming
irritated as a result OF the rest treat
ment. FOR II he should strain himself
too severely complications might re
suit. / believe you can appreciate the
trying situation with which | am labor
ing"
No serious consequences are expected
from the gland swelling which has
caused President Wilson much restless
ness in the last 36 hours, according to
officials at the White House this
morning.
The ailment, Il is believed, Will not
interfere with the general progress OF
recovery.
This belief was borne out by the
statement issued last night by Or. Cary
r. GraysOn and the other physicians
saying:
"The President had restless and
uncomfortable day. but he is better
tonight
Five physicians are now In attendance
on the President. DR.. II. A. Fowler.
Of Washington, was called in c0nnec-
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
SUSPECT PAIR AS
DRUG TRAFFICKERS
Police Say Dannibalos Had
Large Supply of Dope
in Possession.
ARREST ONE AFTER
PHILADELPHIA TRIP

Suspected Of being responsible FOR
much Of the drug traffic in this city.
Palsey DannibalO and Antonio Danni-
Jalo were arrested early this morning
~ Officers Wallace and ROdenheiser.
three charges Of selling a narcotic
lrug and one charge Of having a mar
.0tic drug in his possession were
lodged against Paisey, and against An
tonic Dannibalo. one charge Of furnish
ing a narcotic TO Walter Jacobs, a Ne
rro. was placed
The cases were continued until Friday
~ Judge Churchman, in Municipal
Court this morning at their request.
3au was fixed at 5000 against Patsey
1annibalo. and $1,000 against The second
defendant.
Afler Judge Churchman had explained
D., patsev his right 10 have the case
continued TO prepare for his defense
and of The wisdom Of employing coun-
sel the defendant caused some amuse-
ment by some twisted English. 81
might as well prepare for getting
'eady," he said.
patsey DannibalO was arrested shortl!
after one o'clock this morning, with
several hundreds Of dollars worth OF
drugs I'm his possession. Dannbalo
had been under suspicion for some
lime. and after he had arrived here on
a train from Philadelphia shortly after
midnight. the police visited his house,
No. 1921 East Fourteenth street, where,
il is said, they found him in the act Of
Unloading his pockets Of drugs.
The policement, according to their
report, found in his home a large
bottle Of condensed milk and sugar,
for which the salesman" stated he
paid $50. and fifteen small bottles Of
the prepared drug ready for sale. The
implements besides the milk and sugar
lsed in the preparation Of the narcotic
we're also found and brought to head
narters.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
DAY MAY SEE ARREST
IN Danny KIDNAPPING

and hidden his body TO escape deten-
tiOn. Some searchers are not satisfied
that the woods and swamps near where
the boy disappeared had been thorough
ly gone over and are continuing their
quest. Officers still sre watching the
movement OF gypsies and subjecting
their camps TO search.
Mrs Danzy's condition has reached
the stage where her husband no longer
dares join the searching party. but re-
mains constantly with her. Physicians
fear the effect OF the strain on her un-
less some hope is held out within two
or three days.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
PASTOR DEN0UNCES
TRASHY PLEASURES

ITS a wonder some OF the young
women OF today risk their faces on the
streets exclaimed Or. J. W. r.. sum
walt, Grace Church pastor. in a SER
mon at The McCabe Memorial Church
homecoming week services last night
The preacher was denouncing present
day artiicialily and craze for trashy
pleasures which prevent search for
the hidden treasures OF heart and intel
lect. Cosmetics, weak novels, love OF
display, were arraigned by the speaker
TOnights service will be conducted
by the pastor. the Rev George c. VII
liams. The subject Of her sermon is
Winning the Race"
Thursday night a musical will be
given by Frank w Grubb and the Nc
Cabe Church choir OF thirty-1ve voices.
assisted by some members OF St Pau'A
NJ T. Church and others.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
LABOR LEADER
SERIOUSLY Ill
GOmperS Stricken With Ex-
hauStion After Pleading
for Strike Mediation.
MUST REMAIN IN
BED FOR PRESENT
WASHINGTON. oct. IS United press1

WASHINGTON. Oct. 70 United Press
President Samuel Gompers Of the
american Federation OF Labor Is seri-
ously in at his home here today and
viii be unable 90 attend sessions OF
the National Industrial Conference to-
day.
GOmpers' illness was announced bv
members Of the labor group which
Gompers has led since the start Of the
conference.
The statement announcing Gompers'
illness said
Mr.. GOmpers returned home from
the industrial conference last evening
very greatly exhausted and went i'm
mediately TO his bed. His physician.
Or. Henry II. Parker, was called in to
see him. He found Mr.. Gompers in a
state OF nervous exhaustion with a
temperature Of t0i degrees. The doctor
said IL would be absolutely necessary
for Mr.. Gompers 20 remain In bed"
GOmpers' illness followed a speech
urging adoption OF the resolution TO
mediate the steel strike at the confer
ence yesterday.
GOmpers was suffering unusual de-
preston yesterday because OF the fact
ihat 10 was the anniversary OF his
daughters death. His wife suffered
paralyltic stroke last January and has
been helpless since. Gompers has never
fully recovered his strength since his
Sccident several months ago in New
York. The cumulative effect OF his
cares and his own physical suffering
have made his lieutenants in the labor
apprehensive concerning aim
for O long time
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
WILSON WILL OPPOSE
CONFERENCE BREAK

WASHINGTON. oct. 10 United Press
President Wilson is-in touch with the
proceedings OF the National Industrial
Conference and will act to check any
move which might mean its breaking
up. It was stated at the White House
today.
The President it was learned, will
insist that the conference accomplish
some OF the purposes for which II was
convened.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
Babies Are Sugar Bait

BOSTON, Oct. Is United PreSs).-
Oh. Mrs. Jones, please lend me your
baby for few minutes; ! want TO
get pound OF sugar"
Retail dealers here, whose supply
of sugar is practically exhausted,
suspect that babies are being used
as 'sugar bait"
Many groeers displaying the mo
sugar" sign are captivating TO the
smiles of cherubs whose mothers
must have "sweetening for the
baby's food"
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
BATTLEsHIP DELAWARE

The battleship Delaware. which was
the oldest ship in the first line Of the
American fleet overseas during the war,
has been cruising along the Atlantic
coast. visiting ports on the rocky coast
OF New England and the sunny shores
Of the Chesapeake. Now the Delaware
is at the New York Navy Yard In the
recent speed trials OF the Atlantic
squadron, to the surprise OF many, the
Delaware showed a clean pair OF heels
TO all of the modern oil burning dread
noughts, exceeding her acceptance
speed in 1910 by half a knot
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
BIBLE CLASS sOcIABLE.

The first business and social meeting
OF the mems class for the winters
work will be held on Friday evening.
Some OF the newly-formed plans will
be discussed and set in motion. The
social hour rfwill be marked by an ad-
dress by Professor Allan r. Cullimore,
dean OF the Engineering Department Of
Delaware College, who has just re-
turned from notable achievement in
the United States Radio Service. Re
freshments will be served.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
BELL co. TO USE
AUTOMATIC PHONE

Although L. H. Kinnard, vice-presi-
dent and general maDsser Of The Bell
Company. in Philadelphia, has an
nounced that the company is planning
TO install the automatic telephone sys-
tenn there in a short time. although
Z. p. Bardo local manager Of the COM
pany said today he had not heard OF
the proposed plan.
According 10 an interview with Mr..
Klnnard, the new system will enable
everyone 10 be his own operator by the
use Of a dial showing numbers from
0 to g.
The Delmarvia Telephone Company,
which sold out TO the Bell Company
a few months ago, used the same sys-
tenn as now proposed by the Bell
interests.
Certified Milk for Infants Clover
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston today is
sued the following permits: To make
alterations at No. 5i3 West Eighteenth
street for George B. Booker, to cost
1900.
To make alterations at No. s3i Tat
nall street for Fred Wickstrom, to cast
1917.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
RESENTS ACTION
OF some OFFICIALS
Kent County Official Out
lines His Objections to
School Code.
PRAISES HOLLOWAY
IN CHARGE IN KENT
Stan Corresnondence.

] ENhA AfNlA lfNAANANiANNs
DOVER Del, oct. iJ.-One Of the
most vigorous opponents Of the new
school law i'm Kent county is a promi-
nent county official lie was one OF the
trustees Of his school district. under
the old law. Appointment 20 the same
place until the school district election
next June was offered him by Superin-
tendent Holloway. but he refused ID.
u refused 10. he said TO your cOrre-
spOndent." because I don't believe In
local schools being run by men who
are appointed by somebody outside the
districts. That's my big objection TO
ContlnueG on Page Eleven.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
Alto BREAKS ZEIGLER's THUMB.

Raymond Zeigler. of No. 7i2 East
seventh street had the thumb Of his
tight hand broken while cranking an
automobile today He was removed TO
ihe Delaware Hospital in the police
ambulance.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
oCTANE SONG CoNTEsf

The Octave song contest that was
postponed from September % viii be
held this evening in shiloh Baptist
Church. Twelfth and Orange streets.
Millers Quartet, OF Atlantic CITY, will
HsSisI
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
ARREST REDS; GOMPERS ILL; WILSON BETTER
CHICAGO REDS
RAEDED; LEADER
ORDERED AWAY

u. S. Soldiers Also Seize Homes of
40 Revolutionary Suspects at
Gary and Take Is More Men Into
Custody. Names of 700 AgitatOrs
in Possession of Author les.
Council" Leaders Among Those
Held
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
rOnAY,s TEMPERATURE.
SUN AND TIDE.
Mouth Of Christiana.
LOST AND FOUND

T ,o'ST~iSii HIGH SCHOOL RING
IL initIals-engraved. "E. X. O." Reward
500 W. Ninth st. octlo'2t
CONTINUED on Page Fourteen.l
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
An,Ms GOES TO sALIsRIlRY.

C.. Emmett Adams, chief clerk Of the
County Board OF Assessment rendered
his resignation to the officials Of the
county board on last Saturday The
resignation becomes effective on No
vember f5.
Mr.. Adams. who has resided at No.
PHI Boulevard will move 10 Salisbury.
Md. where he has accepted a position
as city and county engineer.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15

Pay no bills TO Matthew J. Lundy
for papers. as entire business is taken
over by his mother All bills due will
be paid 10 her. Mrs. Margaret Lundy,
Henry Clay, Del.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
COLONEL HOUSE IMPROVES.

NEW YORK. Oct i5 United Press
A slight improvement in the condi-
ti5n Of Colonel Edward NJ House was
noted today, according to a statement
made at his home.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15

The safe. Sensible Drink, CLOVER
DAIRY QUALITY MILK.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15

Certified Milk for Clover
Dairy Co-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
WEATHER

Cloudy tonight and Thurs
day, probably showers; not
much change in temperature;
gentle variable winds.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-03-06
$1,000 INSURANCE..

comparing with
Disability Clause
S made
month refunded
oil ] Ing private companies The low
clause granted
under the War Risk
from
These
at O f 00"'o'''0
&c and
of
the
converted eNN'
po1c are payable DEATH nstalments
pohcHs desired
before Congress and provides
q " o -''iAe WHICH,
Policies be reduced but MOI increa
paid.
bureau War Risk D.
OF one allowed of
policy Wv 'on''ineo
of nnnca
conservation Section 3Ol Southern Building,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-03-06
NORTNPORT.

Mr.. Harold Patch has lost his most
valuable horse.
The Woods school closed Feb, 21st for
vacation of about two months.
Mr.. Charles o. Dickey has returned
home, after spending day in Augusta.
Lieut.. George Wadlin has arrived home
from France and is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Wadlin.
Mrs. George Jennings, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Hills.
has returned to her home in Boston.
Mrs. Charles Mahoney and DAUGHTER
Helen have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Mahoney of Saturday Cove, North
port.
Mr.. Herbert Patch, who is in the Port
land hospital. is getting along as well as
could be. expected, as he is injured in
ternally.
Mrs. Lucy Knowles and Mrs. Madison
entertained the Ladies' Aid Thursday,
Feb. goth. The afternoon was spent in
making patchwork and other sewing
There was large attendance and the
gentlemen Joined them in the evening
refreshments were served at $50.
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Drive Against Swlnd1ers.

WASHINGTON, Feb. rs. War depart
ment and post office officials are planning
vigorous campaign against swindlers.
who are again seeking to defraud rela-
tlves of soldiers through false kilograms
and letters. Complaints from relatives
are reaching the department, showing
that rehabilitation has given a better
opportunity for such criminal operations
The usual practice is for the swindler
to obtain the names of relatives of SOL
der from the published casualty lists A
telegram signed in the soldiers name is
sent, saying he is free to come home on a
furlough if his relatives will send money
for the trip. On filing the message, the
sender valves Identification and asks his
relatives to do the same. Sometimes
relatives are asked to send the money tc
the soldier, care of general delivery al
the post office.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-03-06
DO YOU RELAX DURING YOUR
BUSY DAY?

Do you ever stop during the day to
rest7 Or do you keep right on going
from the time you get up in the morning
to the time you seek your pillow at night2
Life is so full-there are SO many things
to be done and so little time to do them
in-that very few women have the rest
habit nowadays. The afternoon siesta is
thing of the past; nobody thinks of
''lying down" in the afternoon unless she
is recuperating from period of illness
and has not the physical or nervous
strength to keep going continuously. AS
long as energy lasts the average woman
keeps busy. When she does sit down
moment she reaches for her knitting or
her darning basket Perhaps she takes
this time to read the daily paper, but one
eye is on the clock for in twenty minutes
she must dress for an important engage
ms mt; or take pudding out of the oven;
or call up somebody about something.
One hour of complete rest during the
day will prolong your life several years
In all proba bility; at any rate will help
keep your strength and your faculties I'M
impaired to much later time in your life
than if you completely wear yourself out,
day after day and depend only on the
nights sleep to rebuild the cells broken
down by WEAKNESS.
When you relax do not Try to sew or
even 20 read. Loosen your clothing, take
down your hair, lie flat on bed or lounge,
draw light coverlet over you and close
your eyes. You may not 60 to sleep
probably at first your mind will fly fran
tically from one thing to another that
might be under way this very minute,
were you up and around. But at least
your body will rest, and by and by, as
you keep ON with the relaxing habit,
your mind will learn to rest too, and re-
lax with your body for few valuable
minutes in the midst of work.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-03-06
SUSPtCl YOUR KIDNEYS
loo Many Belfast People Neglect Early
symptoms of Kidney Trouble.

IT your back is lame-if YOU feel duu
tired and all worn out O1'i'
II you have hard headaches. backacbes
and dizzy spells iieS
II the kidney secretions are disor,iered-
Suspect your kidneys and take stitch
in time q . i''n
Use Doan's Kidney Pills, the time tried
home-endorsed kidney remedy
IL may save you from some serious kid
ney trouble. IA
Make use of the experience of Mrs
Anne l.. Durham, Is Park st. She saws.
Il suffered for many years from kidney
trouble and couldn't find anything to re-"
leve me until used Doan's Kidney pills
which procured at the City Drug Store
MY feet became swollen and burned, I
had dizzy spells at times, when everv-
thing blurred before my eyes, affecting
my sight and l had to wear glasses
Doan's Kidney Pills gave me relief from
the first and six boxes of this medicine
cured me-"
Price 60c. at ali dealers. Don't simnlv
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs, Dur
ham had. Foster Milburn Co., Mfers..
Buffalo. N. Y.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-03-06
Potato Investigations at
Aroostook Farm.
Cooperative Work Between the M aine
Station and the Federal Government.

Prior to the purchase of Aroostook
Farm the United States Department Of
Agriculture was conducting in the county
few investigations upon the potato of
national wide Importance. After the pur-
chase of the Farm arrangements were
made whereby all Of the work that was
done with the potato in ArooStook county
by the Department of Agriculture should
| be IN CO operation with the Maine Agri-
cultural Experiment Station A good
many OF these experiments are planned
from nation wide standpoint but be-
cause of Names seed industry most of
these have direct bearing on the potato
production of Maine. The Station has
the access to and publishes the results
which are of local Maine Importance,
while the Federal Government publishes
the RESULTS that are of nation wide value
This cooperative work may be roughly
divided into two separate classes; (a)
where the Station furnishes the land and
team work while the Federal DEPARTING t
provides experts for conducting investi-
cations, extra labor, fertilizer, etc, and
th) where the Station not only provides
land but also the members of the Station
staff are jointly engaged with the Federal
Department experts in carrying on inves-
legations,
The Federal Department has been act
lively engaged for several years in breed
ing and testing varieties of potatoes to
OBTAIN or lind those best adapted for diff
Ierent sections of the country. This
WORK has been carried on il four or more
widely separated localities, but the most
extended trials have been made at Aroos-
took Farm. There the Federal Depart
ment has constructed, without cost to
the otate, greenhouse ano a separate
storage cellar, devoted entirely to this
potato breeding work. Large numbers of
crosses have been made of different va
rletles of potatoes with each other, and
with plants very closely related to the
common potato. AS result of this
thousands of varieties of potatoes, many
OF them the results of new crosses, have
been tested during the last few years.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-03-06
Interesting Case of Miss Baird
Sick Four Years, Red Cross Worker Tells
How She Got Well

The case of Miss G. l. Baird of 80 Glen
vile Avenue, Allston, Mass, may bring
new hope and health to other sufferers
who have stomach worms and do not
know what is the matter. A letter from
this sufferer tells the story:
81 have been sick almost two years.
had four doctors with littleAor no relief,
Some of the doctors said Thad enlarged
liver, nervous indigestion, too much acid
in my system. | was so tired in the
morning it seemed as though | could not
get dressed and get to work. | was grow
ing thin every day, went from 1873 to III.
81 was so discouraged l didn't know
what to do. 'One night about three weeks
ago, picked up paper and saw your Dr.
True's Elixir, Family Laxative and Worm
Expeller, advertised. made up my mind
| had worms and the next day bought
small bottle of DR.. True's Elixir and took
ohree teaspoonfuls until | had taken the
bottle.
II was surprised at the result, Din
worms, some a finger long so much
slime, some that looked as though it was
Just the skin of worms. The days before
| took DR. True's Elixir | thought 7
should go wild with the crawling in nv
stomach, | could feel them. My stomach
was sour all the time and some DAYS |
could not retain what l ate, while other
days, couldn't keep anything on my stom- |
ach. l coughed so Just the minute went /
to bed some nights would not sleep more |
than one or two hours. The second dose
stopped the crawling and the second night !
| didn't cough. !
81 feel like new person, all my friends
say I look SO much better, but don't
need to have them tell me, for know nv |
feelings. l wouldn't have believed any i
one could feel SO much better in such ,
short time. l tell everyone l know. !
can't give your medicine praise enough"