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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-25
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.

J. K.-Dr. Eliot never wore pink
pajamas in the classroom.
A. w. T.-Colonel House does not
wear a wrist watch.
James Tan excellent breakfast
food can be made of an old straw hat
run through a meat chopper.
The "Lycee Amerique' has been or
ganized to assist needy American writ
ers in Spain. The needy American
writer's in America will continue to
shift for themselves.
When we get eighty or ninety WELL
meant and excellent contributions to
this column every day, we can't use
ell of them at once. CheeS up. broth
ers and sisters. Some Of the gas sent
in last spring will be along directly.
Our beautiful and accomplished secrc-
tary reads them all and enjoys them
and then turns them over to us a hun
bred at time.
There isn't much use having a cold
any more.
My poor man." said the sympathetic
prison visitor, do let me send you
some cake?"
THANK you, mum. That would suit
me fine"
What kind would you prefer"
ANY kind num- said the prisoner.
lowering his voice to a whisper, Just
so it's got a file in it."
Robson, do you know why you are
like donkey" the jester queried
Like a Donkey" echoed Robson,
Like a donkey" echoed Robson OPP
ening his eyes wide. II don't"
Because your better half is stub
hornness itself"
The Jest pleased Robson immensely,
for he at once saw the opportunity for
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-25
DON'T MISS rHIsl

Come one! Come all! To the neigh
borhood dance to be held Saturday eve
ming in Firemans hall. Don't dress
Fonda (Wis.) Free Press.
A new natural red dye has been in
vented in this country. No, not red
eye.
The ladies' wrist watch is a great
traveller. 1t travelled from the wrist
to the ankle and is now at the knee.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-25

We know a very rich man. He has
contracted for a half interest in a
Thanksgiving turkey.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-25

8. Fl. c. o-kindly tell me what Do d
for liver spots.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-25

I've no doubt about this case" said
the lawyers clerk to his chief Zone
look at that fellow over there con-
vinces me that he is guilty"
Hush" said the lawyer nervously
That's the counsel for the defense. -
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
Points Made By Governor
TOtUnsend In His Message

Lands DeIaw in he'll 10 W nth world
10 be decorated with historic
paintings Deawae who lost their lives In the
Advocates ceremonial reception
honor OF Delawares
sons who
OF most Of the committees OF
Of continuance the
Of health child welfare legal
advi to soldie and
comprehensive reconstruction IN State and inst
utonal affairs.
hat
tied TO the stands o
contin OF child welfare work
all residents of Delaware TO learn and speak
English
lm, the states
cooperation capital the their
m
Fayo methods the administration Of State
affairs
will interest
rqes creation Of State bureau
general
contingent
fOr
appointment additional
w Statewide
Urges prohibiting the
harmful
deputies
drainage
OF the state
Favors amendments 10 workmen's compensation
elaware be made July
I'rqes law TO require al 20 arry al
all
Wilmington
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obligations TO our citizens or make the
true advance possible unless we take
serious action
hope In an this that have not
presumed in any way on the functions
N the Legislative Department. Nv
frank discussion OF the problems as
see them Is made only as an offer OF
close relationship with YOU In the SER
vice pf our constituents ask that
you be equally frank with the Execu-
tive Department Tie stress OF th0
past two years has brought out tho
best that Is In us. Now that peace ap-
proaches. let us not Slip back into the
sordidness Of material things and play
for selfish and partisan position. Tho
opportunity is too great. the respon-
sibniiy too serious. 20 think other
wise.
To make Delaware, m actual reality
the place we think Of IN personal -entl-
meni Is possible and 10 as comes ihe
privilege. Let our reconstruction b0
a redldicaion
BY so working together and at the
same time enlisling the thought OF the
citizenship at large by conldlng al
ways IN them, we can, at this time,
render a service truly worth while.
And service j. The big word today in
the language OF citizenship.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
UGH !! A Dose Of
NASTY CAL6hEL
IL salivates II makes you sick
and you may lose a
days work.

You're bilious, sluggish, constipated
and believe you need vile. dangerous
calomel 10 start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guarantee Ask your drug
gisi for a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone
and take a spoonful tonight. II It
doesn't start your liver and straighten
YOU right mp better than calomal and
without gripping or making you sick
want you 10 go back 10 the store and
got your money.
Take calome today and tomorrow
I you VIII feel weak and sick and nause-
ated. Don't lose days work. Take a
spoonful OF harmless, vegetable Dod-
sons Liver Tone tonight and wake up
feeling great IT'S perfectly harmless,
80 give % 90 your children any time.
It can't saliyale, so let them eat any
ihing afterwards.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14

Of methods approved by other success
ful organizations,
Such inventories Of our state and
county government, OF our school sys-
tenn, our Institutions and various or
CARNATIONS have been made by ex-
perts. The facts revealed collected for
the first time in concrete practical form
will be presented 10 you within a few
days for your Information and am
sure 4'yill receive your interested at
tention. Prepared not as an investi-
cation. but as a survey, they presert
conditions in inventory form. Fu-tNer,
by analysis and comparison with meth
.ods and practices in other states, we
can gain from their experiments and
experience.
STATEMENT OF FINANCE.
A concise statement Of the state
finances may be OF interest at this mo-
ment. There is being prepared a full
and complete report 30 be presented to
you for your information and guidance
in making appropriation.
The receipts for the past two years
from all the departments have far ex-
ceeded the amount ever before received
in same period. There viii be on jan
uary iS. the end OF the fiscal year. an
approximate balance OF $4,000 in the
general fund.
INTEREST on DEPOSIT.
The Farmers Bank OF Delaware, IN
which the State, as you know. is an
interested stockholder. has agreed with
me that interest would be paid on state
and county monies. Beginning on jan
ua-y 1 OF this year. interest on daily
balances will be allowed. This Is in
keeping with business methods, rs lp-
piled TO state affair and will mean a
substantial increase in the State rev
enue.
LAW.
In the Department OF Law. I wish 70
call your attention TO several specific
recommendations In consideration OF
the large and continued increase in
business OF the office OF the attorney
general and the necessity OF the maxi
mum efficiency possible In this depart
ment, ! would suggest
4. The creation OF state Detective
Bureau. under control Of the Attorney
General. which should have chsrge OF
the investigation OF all offenders
throughout the Stale
2. An increase OF the contingent fund
NJ the attorney general and also an in
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
Many Important Recommendations By
Governor Townsend In Biennial Message

tion and make possible a better Della
ware.
HEALTH.
Reconstruction in Delaware, 10 my
mind, II we perform well our duty
means revision Of ou- health laws
and administration that we may be in
keeping with regulation ana scientific
standards. and included in The National
Health Registration Area. \ complete
survey Of health conditions made at in
stisation Of national authorities will nc
presented which will reveal conditions
demanding our immediate attention.
EDUCATION.
Reconstruction In Delaware mesns
that educational advantages. includins
modern equipment consolidation OF
schools, superntendents. better tain
ed teachers, with salaries In keeping
with service rendered. shall b. at least
the equal OF our sister states. To speak
OF being first in service 10 The nations
crisis. and thirty-third IN education.
and thirty-fourth In illlte-acy, shows
plainly a duty not yet performed. We
give our all to protect our Institutions
abroad.
May we not Dive more 20 perfect
them at homer The Delaware citizen
ship OF tomorrow and its ability to cope
with its problems depend seriously on
the thought and action Of you men here
today In very fact. gentlemen. the well
fare and future Of the State. accord
Ing TO the provisions made here, Is
your opportunity and responsibility
May bespeak your time and best iudg-
ment on this problem?
CHILD WELFARE.
,Reconstruction means that the work
OF Child Welfare as instituted and ear
ried on with such remarkable success
and results must be continued. Until
you have had opportunity 10 TX per-
manently this activity upon statutory
basis as it exists in most states. have
urged that the work be continued Dy
those now in charge
The report Of this work with stalls
Evening journal., 1919-01-14

OF citizenship. Not only in the tender
tasks OF mercy. as In previous wars
but also in the stern realities and hard
ships OF the wo-k-a-day world. She
has proved her worth in crisis that
none dare dispute hN ability her
energy and her influence
Those who cling TO that fading argu-
ment that public life and interest, les
sen those g.aces found in Delaware
womanhood, pay them feeble and MI
conceived compliment. For during the
past year on. women have withstoOd
the strain equally with The men. and
grace still the home. I'm simple justice
then 10 those who have asked FOR this
right. we should grant franchise to the
women Of Delaware.
BUSINESS METHODS.
Reconstruction in Delaware meas
that we adopt better and more modern
business methods in the Administration
Of state Affairs. Every we'll operated
and successful business organization
take periodically an inventory OF stock
and equipment, investigates and adopts
revised systems that viii more chi
ciently control the increased volume OF
business. Methods that served well
twenty-five years ago would not be
thought OF now In any successful pri-
vate organization. What Is true Of the
commercial activities Is true Of state
administration. systems in state Of
fees that were successful ten years
ago are now obsolete, expensive and in
efficient.
A revision in accounting methods Il
purchasing, and bookkeeping, accord
Ing TO approved standards. not only
max. more effective the work but at a
less overhead cost. Some Of these
changes, l may say. have been subject
OF experiment during the past year
which, when presented 10 you, will
substantiate the claim.
Then state craft in Delaware 10 serve
best can be attained by the introduction
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
ONLY POWERFUL
MEDICINE WILL END
RHEUMATISM

% matters not whether you have had
agonizinr pains from rheumatlsrn for "a
wears or distressing twitchincs FOR ~
weeks Rheuma- r. strong euorgh and
mighty aud powerful enough to drive
rheumatic poisons from your body and
abolish All misery or money back
y y Danforfh and ali druggists are au-
thorized 20 sell Rhoumn on q mo cure no
pay basis. A large battle 10 inexpensive
aud after you take the small dose as a.
rcctpd once day FOR Two lays. you
should know that at last yoa have obtained
remedy that VIII conquer rheumatIsm
For over seven years throughout Amer
ica. kheuma has been prescribed and has
released thousands from agony, pain and
despair
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
TAsIIInNs An TAns-

Knitted worsled sports dresses are
combined with wool Jersey and velour.
The short skirt has gone into obllv-
everything now peaches TO the
ankles.
The smariest suit-coats are those
without belts.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
HousrHoLD NOTES.

4 fresh fruit cocktail Is made of
grapefruit. white grapes and pineapple.
Always take The outer skin from lamb
chops. II gives them strong tasle.
TO scrub "a wooden floor which has
not been properly finished IS uunous.
A bread mixer may be used success
fully t0 mash large quantity Of pota-
It...a
Evening journal., 1919-01-14

tics that will startle you. will am sure.
challenge your immediate action in
granting fun and ample facilities to
carry on effectively the campaign OF
Child Welfare.
AMERICaNIZAU0N.
Reconstruction means that every for
eien norm resident Of this state shall fe
offered opportunity 10 learn our Ian
guaee and thereby be better able 10 De-
come a part Of our citizenship. u
ther I would present for your CONSIDER
stion the advisabiliiy Of some compul-
sory law. providing that al those resi-
dents of delaware who enjoy ihe p-iVl-
leees and protection accorded. shail
learn 70 speak the language OF our peo-
pie. -,
considering Americanization 70 tn's
end Il would seem practical that repre-
sentatives Of the several adjoining
states Legislatures hold conference
and nv discussion and agreement make
uniform the legislation effecting non
English speaking residents.
GOOD ROADS.
Reconstruction in Delaware means
that the good roads program started IN
This state must be continued TO the
verv limit Of our support and conduct
ed on business methods to the UNIT OF
our finances.
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
psconstruction- Delaware means
that Labor and Capital must work for
the interest Of state and socie'y win
The same cooperation as shown during
the period OF the war. Combinations
OF capital with It's Initiative and FISK
and Isbo- with lts sacrifice and energy
must have equal voice in administra-
ton Of affairs as they have equal rights
before the law. The leadership Of each
must recognize the interest Of the other
and that idea OF superiority Of one
without recognizing the essentials OF
the other. leads always to misunder-
standing. Each has It's rishful place
and only by honest and cooperative re-
latIonship with admission and unde'-
standing OF mutual interests can So
ciety make It's true advance.
WOMENS SUFFRAGE.
In my inaugural address. made
known my position on Women's Suf-
rage. The work OF woman in this crl-
81. b,~ giIra4ratod ronVfncfuOfv Iter
Evening journal., 1919-01-14

crease in the reduisition fund A most
casual Investigation viii show how rs
sential this u.s.
3. To assist in takiug care Of the in
creased volume Of business aud making
possible the quick dispatch Of same. /
would recommend an additional Deputy
Attorney General with Statewide duties
and powers.
4. Amendment TO the Drug Act Of
this state providing for greater pen
allies upon conviction Of offenders.
4 An Increase In The salaries Of this
Very important ofllce Is presented Tor
your consideration In this competition
may ! urge strongly the provision for
substantial Increase IN the salaries Of
our Judiciary The Increased costs OF
maintaining their position. their ONCE
making Il impossible 90 dev3ie any time
to other work FOR financial considera-
ton. their increased duties make SUCH
10 my mind. absolutely necessary. 90
all department 0f state our Judges
should DE relieved OF an anxiety and
strain, and be kept free from those
worries incident 10 making a living. !
hope you will consider this favorably
Aside from the practical considerations
named. the very dignity OF the office Is
sufficient appeal.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14

Comes Out Again in FAVOR of
WOman's Suffrage. FauOrs Legis-
latiOn to Make Entire State ''Dry"
After July L. Points Out Import
ance of Continuing Program of
Some Defense Council Committees
Evening journal., 1919-01-14

probably be much legislation offere.
making possible better educational ia
ciliiles, better public utilities. develop
ment OF ha-bor interests and more ef
flcient control and conduct OF ils a.
fairs For this ] bcspeak lhe iniercst
ed attention. especially of the rura
membership Of the General Assemh' y
\ better understanding aud app,ecia
ton Of Wilminglon's needs means ir
the final anaylsis. Statewide develop
ment and interest
A survey OF the city government SIM
liar 90 that made for Stale ami county
is now being prepared which VIII pre-
sent facts Of the city organization In 10.
several departments.
PAnDONS AND PAROLES.
am transmitting herewith Record ol
pardons and Paroles granted since the
meeting OF the last General Assembly
CONCLUSION.
This IS. gentlemen, In brief an out
line of the policy wish 10 present 10
YOU FOR Your consideration. M0-e spe
cinc recommendation viii be- made "a
you when The varions reports and spe-
ciai surveys are presented Some ol
the changes proposed may seem radical
but 10 my mind. the state cannot real
lze lis opportunities. perform us iul
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
NATIONAL GUARD AND MILITARY
TRAINING.

In view OF the fact that the future
military policy for the United slate-
will no doubt be taken up by Congress
In The near future and that The National
Guard Of the several states and terri
tories viii be considered. 10 Is recon-
mended that no change be made In The
state law until Congress has acted In
the matter
While speaking on this subject.
should like 10 call 10 your attention the
necessity for some physical or military
training in our public schools Tho
physical training and military disci-
pline. incident 10 camp life eXperienc "a
during the past year. proves conclusive
ly that here is an opportunity for SER
vice In our schools Viewing 'he ad-
vantage from either civil or military
emergency standpoint 10. Is worthy Of
consideration. Certainly At least We
can by some such training better the
physical development OF our young
men.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
I.BOR AND CAPITAL.
WOMEN's SUFFRAGE.

In my inaugural address. made
known my position on Women's Suf-
rage. The work OF woman in this crl-
sis has illustrated convlnclngly her
value and ability In the actual duties
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
Piles Gone
The Wonderful Pyramid Pile Treat
ment VIII Give You N New
Lease of Comfort.

SEND FOR FREE TRIAL.
Mailed free in plain wrapper. ~
WILL give relief Get 6O-cent box
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
LOW LANDS.

Now that the state highway system is
started. the need for scientific draingge
becomes almost Imperative. n we lp-
ply to road construction ordinary bus
iness foresight In my inaugural adj
dress. ; spoke OF the necessity Of some
provision for the reclamation Of our
low lands Something definite should
be- commenced at once 70 presents e
problem Of business that none can dare
dispute iis wisdom. I hope YOU will
investigate the possibilities here pre-
sented In handing you The report o.
the Drainage Commission and of ihe
Highway Department. shall speak fur
iher OF this and ask FOR some prarilc8l
action.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
PAnnoNs ANp pNROLEs.
CONCLUSION.

am transmitting herewith Record ol
pardons and Paroles granted since th,
meeting OF the last General Assembly
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
INDUSTRIAL ACODENT BOARD.
TEMPERANCE.

TEMPERANCE.
Noicing. J believe the opinion Df 4
large majority of the state electorate
AS well as the whole people and eX-
pressing The decided trend Of the times
recommend that such Temperance leg
lslailon be enacted that viii make this
state by statute. i'm keeping With ihc
Act of Congress and that ~ manuf8c-
iure and sale Of intoxicating liquors bo
made illegal on and after July I, 1919.
LIGHTS on VEHICLES.
In the consideration Of legislation reg
ulating traffic. ] wish 10 strongly urge
the enactment Of a law. making com
pulsory for an vehicles on public high-
ways 10 display lght at night. The
Increased trafllc OF automobiles make
some such provision necessary n we
take note at all. for The public safety.
THE CITY or WILMINGTON.
The City Of Wilmington. alwats Del
aware's boast. has during the past two
years become Of national importance
and Is so recignozed Due 10 IFS var
led manufacturing interests. so directly
vital in the conduct OF the war: H.
citizens have realized probably TO- the
first time the wonderful opportunities
FOR development and growth nlors the
Delaware. So rapid has been this
growth that Wilmington might be said
to have outgrown itself There VIII
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-04


trOQuCeQ tOOay Dy AlldlI-
e. +be Ia,
liloli NCiiJ o'i' ~
hor committee With
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WV
tered TO that comm''tee'
The resolution provides that the
commission be composed OF three
members who should call together
representatives of the miners and
operators of sueh mines, ana use an
lawful means to cause them to con-
sldpr ana settle their uiTerences.
Should such differences not be ad-
ius' ed. or the strike terminated with
in fifty days. the commission would
investigate the controversy and WIFE
! in fifteen days publish report SET
/ ting forth the results OF its Investl'
/ gallon and its conclusions as to the
proper concession, if any, TO be made
by one or both sides.
All Are Optimistic.
,t,i,..,oo Nov I, tho face of yir.
..ti', ,.,I.ol,o,, yror+ of annroxi.
1""'I "'' 'o- n'n ''t,tI,tnr noal miners
~ ,'ib,,.a v[aiIln,t thrnuyhout the nation
". n,i1ni@ht rr;day nipbt has nroduc.
"' t''1, ,+,,,,I1to nar,lvci. os tho
ed almost complete paralysis ol 'he
pro"u'''o" VI p'''hl.i'o"' ~, NJ"i' w., t.;,.a
of the second iu'l oay oi 'he s'llhu
'o:,"" 5", ~ ','''I,, =, n,timistir mood
III inna, ,oava,nants of federal and
Additional movements ol leoeiai aiu
state troops lhto various toai u nc'u'
We're reported oVernisn' anu 'ioun
ahds ol cafioauS u l"e, '' ~ "m'r' aa'
Were 'ohnSc''e0 W 'ne ,,I.,. H.
ROAD aoi'hiH''atfon' u'lnihi'n.ns .ne
supply oI private ''lu"s'Ltca "l'n niu
nlclPaltl's, some OF Nll''n ,',,; h,'taus
nave I'il thf 9topp'HS " p' 'Vuu.,'oa, l.,Io.n
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ded preparation l"uaN ~ ''el , . S,ue
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,,s ;,'H, ,r,io,, 1i,,' ,'% ,racoad,nrs and Wash.
, ington nHiefaIs we're of the opinion
, that thn broad mower. of the restrain
inc, orJ., nrohibiting use of the strike
. s,,,'d. ,onld pounal the miners to
:, -, ,.nrI,
I NTnNirln, and Colfax counties. New
. ,ra'tia ',.,r' tnaay addnd ia the dis.
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-04
Cot irense to Wed

A marriage license was issued III
the county clerks office this alter
noon to Miss Maria lcs sic Lopez aged
Is. and John Carrilo. aged "a rest
dents of the Federal Plate Addition
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-04
RESOLUTION CALLS
ON WILSON TO Name
ARBITRATION BOARD

Washington, Nov. A special presidential
commission to attempt arbitration of the bltur'
nous coal strike was proposed in resolution in
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-04
w WEATHER

Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday, some
colder tonight, warmer
Wednesday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-04

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
REPUBLICANS FORCE PROBE
OF CHARGE AGAINST ARMY

WARRINGTON. FNeb, 26--Oyer
tho opposition OF democratic mem
bers. republicans In the house today
forced adoption OF IA resolution call
ing on Secretary Baker for "a report
OF a war department investigation
OF charges OF malfeasance made
against certain army officers by r..
L. Rice OF Spokane. Washington, an
army officer said TO nave invented
an aircraft gun.
Representative johnson of Wash
ington, author OF the resolution, do
clared the weapon was first known
as the Rice gun. later as the Rice
Webster gun and finally as the
Webster gun. and then Rice was told
by superior officers TO go take u Ions
furlough. a report OF the de art
ment's investigation was made by
tho inspection general OF the army
about October I, 1918. having been
ordered previously by the president,
according 10 Mr., Johnson's resolu-
ton.