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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Larger Representation.

TIE Dover lndcN docs not iouh with
favor upon the proposition 10 increase
th, representation ~ the city of Whining
Ton ii ho State Legislature Il hchovr~
the Legislature is large enough IN m,m-
borshp ~ present and IN tins opinion
most people VII hc inchncd to agree with
it
Tic dover iLdeA lcic,cs th:t a. pres
cnt constituted tie Legislature represents
aIl interests of the state II docs not
l,.rrye hat ~, proper need Of Whining
TN ha, ever fqiIcd 10 receive proper con
>ldcrarou Tie trouble usually is, it
holts that Wilmington does not know
What Size wants and her representatives.
10 not agree among themselves There is
USUALLY too much city politics, Which is in
Wilmington Ike III most cities. not IF the
highest order TIE SITUATION would not
be- improved ~ + lev more city memhetv
81 III, Iegl~ksur, bur would probatl9
le verse muddloa VI On il cones ro
other rhlugS = 3 Statewide interest Vii
nIngtou usually wants j, All ard with rep
roscntatIon according t. population would
cefIall Wcwanr to ~ce NIln ington get
her share tut Voc 10 tie rest Of the State
when he rural part II the state Is short
>lghtcd enough to surrender control Of the
Legislature T. Wilmington Or any otLer
civ
And tins Uc believe Is tic prevailing
opinion n all The rural sections o( our
state, regardless Of partisan cnr-llera-
tions Tie suburban viii ever resisr ]
majority domination by tie u ban portion
IF tie commonwealth Let Wilmington
therefore s'ri<e rs get thc tcst results
from her present representation in tho
Lepsaiuf, Representation according 70
population j. II present end always
vii tie but Al lriGcscent dream
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
PRESS COMMENT.
THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.

The German people took their first
| step toward the establishment of n re-
| public when they overthrow the Hohen-
! zollcrns and all the Kings and Princes OF
| the empire. They have taken their second
| step IN the elections that have overhwelm-
| inGly rcrudiatcd Boshevism as n system Of
government
The importance of these elections cannot
easily be overrstimated For the first time
| since the Bolsheviki under Ienne and
1rotzky obtained control in Russia, the
movement has met a decisive check In IT'S
advance westward. This defeat was not
brought about by force nf arms but
ny ballots, and in the long run the ballot
hov is the only sure huwark against the
Red Terror.
" Paris the German election returns
arr interpreted aS an assurance that
reasonably stable government VIII he
established tan carly date. THIS IS slne
qua non OF permanent peace without
Germany that is republican. that IS
orderly and responsible there can bc no
security whatever for Europe except
through military power. There must be
responsible German Government Tor tho
United States and the Allies To deal with,
and this Government must be the rep
rcscntativc Of the German people rs
whole That condition may now bc re-
garded rs practically certain, and another
cause Of international anxiety Is thus re-
moved
On the whole. the first German ex-
pertinent with il national election and
universal suffrage was most encouraging.
There was diordcr in many places, but 1t
Was wholly Rolshcvlst disorder. For
the rest, the German people performed
their civlc duties as ii popular government
had become n tradition
Eminent lunkers like Prince Won Buow
were fond of demonstrating that tho Ger
MAJ people had no capacity whatever for
sell government and that republican IN
stliutions must inevitably fail ihcrc The
evidence of the last three months IS
alltothe contrary; although three months
isa very short time IN the life OF n nation. 1t
often furnishes readable index to the
mud and temper Of 4 people in meeting
j supreme crisis
No great revolution was ever carried
through 81 ~niftly and SYSTEMATICALLY as
the Gcrman revolution, and 4 people ac-
cu~tomed h1 long training 10 order and
djscIpllnc ought to hc peculiarly fitted to
establish republican institutions They
have the habit Of sclf-control, and sell
control Is the first step ~ democracy.
The political fate nf Germany docs moi
concern fhc Germans alone II concerns all
Europe directly, and IN lesser degree all
he rest III the world That the first
elections should have turned ont So we'll
Is to bc interpreted ~ long step IN
the direction oi durable Pea Tor every
boHN New ! ork World
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
JUST FOLKS
BY Edgar A. Cues.
DREAMS.

Some send out their dreams TO sca in
search Of yellow gold.
Some send them in search of fame on
explorations bold
But most of us keep al our dreams with
In the little space
Where mother sings her gentle songs
and children romp and race
The sailor dreams Of cottage walls. the
soldier fights and dies
That from a little chimney stack the
smoke of peace shall rise.
And men are brave and men ARE true
and men do splendid things
While All the time they Seem TO hear
the song the kettle sings
Few men there are who toll for gold
and few who toll fer fame;
The cherished dreams of most Of rs
are very much he same
We toll, whom all IS sand and done an
measure our eucccsa
By what it brings into the home Of love
and happiness.
Our dreams are bound 70 tender things
to laughter and 10 play,
To brave farcwcls and welcomes true
with every passing day.
If those at home find pride IN ns and
JOY in all we do.
Then We rejoice because we ve seen
aur fondest dream come true.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
THE COST OF PROHIBITION.

The coming OF prohibition will throw
upon States and cities the task of finding
new sources of income. and on no State
viii Il throw hait great a burden as
on New urk senator Davenport, con
tending at Albany for changes IN our
taxation system, estimates that tie
state faces . dchcit Of ST. 2.000uO0
this year After June 80 the State
vii doubtless get not dollar again
in taxes on the l.quor traffic The IN
come Of New Norh State from that
source Is declared bv the Federal govern
ment TO have been sl2.670, SOS IN i9l7.
In other words. the Legislature has
equivalent for what has furnished be-
ordinary receipts
How much more serious the prob
lem Is n New ork than III other States
may be gauged from the fact that in
1917 tho total Of American State taxes
collected on tie liquor traffic was only
So .439 PAL or much less than twice
he amount collected IN New York
The State winch stood next 10 New York
vas ONO since dry by her own action
which collected two and quarter
million. But 8 muir Der of States will
soon be hurriedy overhaullng their tax
systems. nov would be good time for
them IL iav hold on the most modern
principles OF equitable State taxation
Meanwhile. the nation viii be casting
about for means Of replacing the S443,-
N39.544 that in 1918 il drew from the
internal revenue faX On liquors New
ork Evening Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Useless Legislative Officials.

10 some of the od-timcrs IN Delaware
who arc convcrsant with Legislative affairs,
the number of assistants now employed by
the Legislature is surprising. They do
not understand the demand for SO much
extra help in these later days.
The othciary of each house of the
Legislature now includes n chief clerk,
reading clerk. hill clerk, enrolling
clerks, clerk for each presiding officer,
and raft oisStcnugraphers, 10 say nothing
of ATTORNEYS to guard against mistakes in
lcglslat ION OLD tuners wonder how this
large of'iciary can put IN time
Compare tins situation with former
conditions Then each house elected a
clerk. and he was the only clerk lie kept
the minutes and wrote the journal, day
after dav lie read all bills and com
munications, making the notations on the
back of all papers lie attended to the
enrolling of passed bills and joint rcsolu-
tions In fact hc did al the work him
self
Il may hc SAID that the Legislature Is
larger now than IN the old days 80 il is.
But the Senate has IL members instead
of nne. and the House 81 instead Of 21
Does the increase in membership explain
the enormous increase in clerical help?
HARDLY Also. there is a difference in the
methods of work, printed blanks now
enabling the clerks to keep up their
journal, ~ a saving Of ~ to 60 per cent
III the labor imposed upon the clerks
under the former regime, who had to
write every word Of their Journals hy
hand
NSo the volume Of business contained
il I session ol the Legislature is not
much larger nov than It was in the oldcn
DAYS \ comparison of the printed Jour
nsls will show this The resultant con
,llleiou is that in these later DAYS il has
become the custom 10 engage a much
larger clerical force various kinds OF
clerks. even clerks Tor the presiding Of
hccrs. whose functions formerly were per-
formed hv the solitary clerk in each
house. IN addl,ion 10 his other duties
together with stcnugraphers for tho con
venencc of the members
In plain words. the Legislature IS now
a luxury sirting only few hours day
whcn rs predecessors 81 he distant past
spent each week from Monday morning
10 Eridav afternoon II Dover Do the
people derive any special benefit from this
increased expense these provisions for
cNtra and possibly useless clerks L is
dnnhtinl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
MATERIAL FOR WASTE BASKET.

There ere clever politicians a. Berlin
They have just been building a paper
model Of the new German republic It
is an interesting little structure
Following the American plan, they
have provided for Is states: and New
Workers will envy the provision that
makes Greater Berlin and its suburbs .
one Of the fifteen But they don't stop
there
Vienna and It's suburbs constitute an
other state, German Austria" another
and the German" parts of northwest
Bohemia arc joined 10 Bavaria to make
another state
Leaving aside the fact that this United
States of Germany also includes Schleswlg
part Of which is claimed by Denmark, as
well as East Prussia. a considerable portion
Of which already has been occupied BY
the Poles, Western Europe will look twice
u this cheerful proposal 70 take tie heart
out of Austria and sew il INTO The ana tony
of the new German federation
As q national unit; according TO that
plan, Germany itself would be actually
larger and stronger than before the war
This, however, is only a paper state,
and there are clever politicians at Paris
as well AS at Berlin The Allies scrap
basket Is large enough 10 hold this paper
model Of a German republic -Bing-
hamton Press
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
uTTLEIIkEIIHOOD OF BREAD LINE

Amid the cl4mor Of tongues released
when war pressure VAS lowered may he
heard the VOICE OF Frank Morrison, secrc-
tarv of the American Federation If Labor,
Who warns us against the approach OF the
bread hnc Mr.. Morrison docs not read
afight tire signs OF the times. lie bases
hl> statement on 4 survey privately
made for hlm, IN which the number Of
Idle men in certain great CITIES, guessed
Il ~ his agents, Is taken basis for
concluding that millions arc out Of en-
pioSmcnt.
against this may bc SCI the fact that
nddpnter IS tie time IN this country
when unemployment IS always greatest.
January and February are not = season
Of outdoor activity Further, the re-
distribution OF labor IS only begun and far
from being accomplished While It may
he true that idle men arc TO hc found IN
the cltieS. il IS also true that IN smaller
communities work IS waiting for the men
IL come and do il II the country can
weather the next siN weeks. and 1t prob
ably Will. the call for labor 10 take up the
spring iots will be heard over the voice Of
the thought less agItator, and the lineup
At the pay Office window viii he imposing
Omaha Pee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

hole, but no apprecativc reader il stirred
To throwing up his hat and shouting
"Hurrah." One simply cant wax enthu-
siastic over even miracles of forethought
and energy iii handling breeches, and
bacon, and shoes and bully beef.
In like fashion we pass with pcrfunctory
praise the 1aborers in workshop and
laboratory whose individual contribu-
tions to winning the war may have out
weighed an army corps. Who can mea-
sure, for instance, the work Of Pitts
burg chemist who has just been allowed
to go back to his private Job with only
a lew lines of notice in the newspaper?
By single Improvement in the gas mask
he saved uncounted lives and increased
the offensive ability of our soldiers inn
mcasurably
Who knows the inventor of the new
Has, 8 plus, which, probably az much
as anything else, demoralized the Ger
mans opposing us IN the Argonnc7
Who can recall the name of the genius
who perfected the arrangement for tclc-
phonic communication between arplanes
and the earth?
How long we remember Lieutenant
burney, whose invention made British
shlps OF war almost completely invuner-
able to torpedo attacks and destruction
by mines2-Louisvillc Courier-Innrnal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
MRS. LEBAUDY WITH FRIENDS.
Leaves Scene Of Tragedy for Short Visl
With Nurses Family.

Nliaeoia, L. i, I4n. - Mrs. JacQu,
Tehaa3v. who was released from IN
Nlneol4 County Jail tuesday after tu
Grand h.l had it.ed @ indict her
loVtue u. invest cation "A her shilling
han husband, lett her home i. NcstbLr
YESTERDAY ana vent rs Cilenwood IS
het hlrtcen-vear-ald daughter Jacquehn,
Is spend + feV day With Mr. ma NJ
CHARLES Neder parents of he aur<J
Mr. Lebaudv
Nceoring - &ttornep> (or Mrs
haIil little progress has becn msje
tracing he scattered affairs ii Iebast
j hose fortunes ot several mllluu
>ad "a pe represented hv naf.g.
safety deposit vaults and other plse,
security n various cities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

you need Take three or four every dAy
The healing oil sosks into the cells ard
lining Of the kidneys and drives out
thc poisons. New hfe and health wilt
surely follow When YOUR normal vigor
has been restored continue treatment
for v bile to keep yourself in condi.
ton AID prevent a return Of the dis
ease.
Don't wait until you are incapable -
agatiag. Start taking GOLD MEDIA,
Haarlem Oil Capsules today. Your
druggist viii cheerfully refund your
money If you are not satisfied with
results. But be sure 20 get the original
imported GOLD MEDAL and accept no
substitutes In three sizes. Sealed
packages. At all drug stora~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
KENNARD & co.
Specific Savings

We have gathered from many lines single iterrs
that possess value and substantial
savings.
Black and tan coored Kid Gloves, 81 so pory.
Desirable Laces and Trimmings at half price
Travelling Cases and khaki novelties at half price.
Lot of new and desirable Waists a prices.
Grey Blankets, s5.75 pair
White Blankets $3.50, 5000 $1,000 $500 ps;r.
All values that you will duplicated for
Many desirable in wooIen fabrics ~ prices
which have been as low for a long tins.
Lse and Silk Hosiery, unusual worth.
Table of Envelope Chennise, wonderful . the p.ie~
s1.00 each
Broken sizes of Corsets all repricod.
Balance of high-grade Furs reductions s-s-~sSny
one-fourth to one-thrd off regular prices.
Balance of fall and winter Coats, Suits md D.~~.o~
striking price concessions.
Balance of ChIdren's winter Hats or,e-th@d -.
621-623 Market St.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

FOR 200 years GOLD MEDAL Haar
lem OIL has enabled suffering human
tty 10 withstand attacks of kidney,
liver, bladder and stomach troubles
and All diseases connected with the
urinary organs, and to build up and
restore TO health organs weakened by
disease. These most important organs
must be watched, because they filter
an purify the blood; unless they do
their work you are doomed.
WEAKNESS. sieepIessness. nervous
ness, despondenfy, backache, stomach
trouble. pains in the loins and lower
abdomen. gravel. rheumatism sciatica
and Iumbsgo all warn you OF trouble
Haarlem OIL Capsules are the remedy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
EVENING SMILE.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY

A tall, official-looking man, with n
pockethook in his hand, called upon
suburban resident and observed
Il leg your pardon, MIR. Jones, but
/ believe You possess a ah, yes, a black
retriever dog, with a white patch on hIs
breast
Visions Of unpaid dog taxes arose be
fore Mr.. Jones, and he SAID
-, no, dear, no. He Is a poor stray
brute.
%, indcedr' said the stranger. "the
fact Is, my client, MIR Smith, shot the
dog this morning, and | came around
To compromise the matter by offering YOU
S25, but, OF course if he is not your dog,
why good morning San Antonio Light
He lat end Of quarrel oh, Of course
| am always III the wrong, III your view
She Certainly mott When you admit
that you're in the wrong you re right -
Boston Transcript
Children write to Santa Claus for
what they want Yes. reloned Sen
ator Sorghum And when they grow
up and happen to want anything, they
write to their senator " ashington
star
Willis Our company was getting
1000 barrels day when suddenly on
December ], our production stopped
Glil That 5 funn | never heard Of
an oil well acting like hat before Wills
Who's talking about oil wells, This
was brewer Judge
b" train porter regarded the group
of actors with obvious expectancy w hat
do you want asked the comedian .Oh,
anything YOU sec fit t. give, boss. re-
pied the porter "tll right SAID the
actor Boys. lets give tie porter three
cheers And they dld Boston ran
scrpt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Cits Council.
Grant Post q. 4 Il.
iron MoQ.Iers mon.
Cyrus Castle, l. {. L.
du Pont Post, u. 4. r.
Delaware SaQngerbunQ
Eden Lodge, |. Q. q. +.
Division No a. y. Ii.
Clayton Lodge, X. Of 2.
Asylum Lodge, | y. ID T.
Delaware Conclavc, |. q L.
Camp No. :. r. o :. 81
Volunteer flremgn Relie
Crusaders Temple l. G II
Voters \on-Partisan League.
hockuk Tribe, Imp'I Q r. n
kadoSh Commandery. Il oi NJ
Wilmington Lodge. \ @. [ N
Hiwatha Tribe, Imp q. Il NJ
Palestine Castle, O A. II. Nj.
Brandywinc Conclavc, ;. VI NJ
Windsor Lodge, q. s d S G
Wnona Council Jr Q t. NJ
Wilmington Lodge oI Machnlsl
Delaware Commanderl X 81 i.
Nllzpah Conclave, IT, Of s. " NJ
Delmania Lodge. La rs ii X. 4.
Master llorscshocrs Nat Pro AsSo.
Wilmington Lodge ii Nloo=, Ne lS4
Washington Camp. NJ p 7. q. ;. \.
Lady Washington Home Communion
Court Braudywlne. forcslcr9 4 Nnern
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

Tpe run q sentiment from III, result
81 the elections IL Gcrnaul ], hat tic
people ,htIe are dosifous :. establishing i
Republican form q government That
was the experience q France. after lie
disastrous Iranco-PruSsian Var u 1901
Germany may nov profit rom the fnc
experience Of hsr ancient enemy whom
,he s. complete, defeated and Inundated
Ia that VIA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
RiPPLiNG RHYMES.
By " ali Mason.
DIRT ROADS.

he highway running easi and
west Is but 4 sad and sorry lest
IN dreuthy seasons Il will do
then motor cars along Il ehoo,
and loaded teams climb up It's
hills. and dlsl0catc no poles CT
thills And his is why some
times say the government should
do away with rain and moisture
Of that stamp. 50 that the road
may not get damp For when
the water drips and pelts. that
doggonc highway simply melts,
like sugar IN a cup Of tea, and
there's s no thoroughfarc to seq.
Some drowning mules We may
behold. and autos from he
culverta rolled and swearing
men who ply the jaw and say
there ought 10 be L Law We've
blown in millions more OF less
10 make that road 4 big success.
We've graded and We We pl6Wed
and dragged, we've engineered
and cussed and Dragged, we've
foundered horses By the herd,
to make The highway less alb
surd And when the Weather's
good and dry it plcases the
aesthetic eye, It's scrapcd and
mamcured SO nice we think il )
surely worth the price. We
bowl along its dusty miles. our
faces wreathed IN bcaming
smiles. Then pluyius uncorks his
trough. it rains, and all the stuff
is off | wonder il wcll ever rise.
answering purpose in our eyes,
and build the kind Of roads
that last through vernal rain
and wlntly blast?
.Ittfttttttt1ttttttELLLsttttIIEiIlttt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

bc if thc late KAISER Wilhelm of Germany
houId bo formally indicted and tlicd on
hc charge Of institutlng the great war
Bur should not other pcfsonagcs high il
he German government before the war
was startod he aligned with him as CO.
defendants
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

Congressman Mann acceptancc oi
!uicy beeisteak ana Z horse from the
Beet Trust promises 70 knock tho spots
out of ms campaign for the speakcrship
of tho next House Serves Inn right
lie had no right 10 accept such small
tsvors hile he was ~ q receptive mood.
he NIGH, as well have gone further and
secured much moJc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

her, from partisan considerations, would
support the proposition. But no Dem.
ocratic member, for partisan and political
considerations. could afford To do So
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
UNHERALDED HEROES.

One Of our magazine contributors has
been running for some weeks now a story
Of the wonderful achievements Of the
Services of Supply" without which our
armies in Europe would have been i'm
potent His words are all near TO hyper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

That Germany must pay the cost Of
the war Is one Of the certainties that must
emerge from the Peace Conference Ger
many started the war, without any just
occasion. and Germany should be made to
PAY the bill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
HAVE A TALK WITH PAl.ME r
He Is 4 Smart Man

vino insures literally snd luckly. Tho
who have 10 be pushed into insurance "a
mere by the ability OF sUu1c other TIA.
National Life Ins. co 81 VI. Mutual
Charles b Palmer. General Nian4ser
Equi' able Building. Wilmington. Del het
telephone l490 ".
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

sprinkled with folders and pictures Of
traffic regulations. These mean more 10
MT kHo than ni- wonderful tapestries or
ms haud carved chests. For they repre-
sent ms hIe Rurk