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Evening journal., 1920-08-18
DEL. WOMEN TO VOTE If
TENN ACTION STANDS

Unless legal action over ratification
by Tennessee holds up the putting Of
the Federal suffrage amendment in
effect, Delaware women will get
chance to vote at the general election
in November.
Two more days remain in Delaware
for tho registration OF voters The
next day is September rs.
It will be necessary for women to
register on those two days, unless the
Delaware Legislature should be called
into special session to provide addi-
tional registration days.
The constitution Of Delaware ex-
tends suffrage only to men OF the age
OF 2i years and upwards.
The Federal amendment however,
Is so worded as extend the ballot to
women as well as men regardless OF
the constitution of the various States
4 question may be raised, however,
as 10 whether Delaware women, be
cause Of the provisions OF the state
Constitution. will be limited only TO
voting for President, Nice-President
United States Senator and Congress
man-all Federal 0fllces-and not be
permitted to vote for State. county
and district officers, until the Delaware
constitution is changed: 90.
WI AE lfuAAN W ~ aAAINA '+N-~ 49,
registration OF women whenever nee
essary," said Lambert j. Foulk, sec
retary OF the Department OF Elec-
tions today 1T will make US hus-
tie, but ! think we can register all
who apply in The next two days."
The Delaware Legislature met in
special session in March. and adjourn
ed in June after refusing TO ratify the
Federal amendment
Governor Townsend could not ne
reached by telephone early this after
noon 10 learn whether he Will call a
special session Of the Legislature 10
make changes in the election laws TO
provide for women registering and
voting.
Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles. suf-
frage worker, is at Nashville working
in behalf OF that cause. Mrs. Henry
Rdgely. president OF the Delaware
Equal Suffrage Association, was not
at home when an expression was
sought from her.
II am very much gratifled and also
surprised-
This statement was made this az
ternoon by Mrs. Martha A. Cranston
OF Newport, veteran suffrage worker
OF Delaware when informed by a
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
POLISH DELEGATES GET
REDS ARlNLS7TCE TERMS

that cieohanof mai been retaken, by
the Russians. This was said TO have
given the Poles opportunity to cut on
red forces west and southwest OF that
city.
A general strike IN protest Rgalnat
the POLISH Russian war was pro grcss-
lng IN Upper Silesia. It was reported
here Disturbances were said TO have
broken out IN several places AT Kat
ioyitz. the crowds were reported TO
have attacked French cavalry, killing
one trooper and a machine gunner.
Nine Of the attacking civilians were
killed and 26 wounded. The French
were Withdrawn.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
WIDOW DIES TWO
WEEKS AFTER HUSBAND

Two weeks to the day. aftsr her
husband was buried. Mrs. Sara r.
Beatty, aged SO years, wife Of George
w. Beatty. died yesterday at tha home
Of her son, C.. r. Beatty, 203 Concord
avenue. Mrs. Beatty had been in poor
health. for some time. Her husband,
q. w Beatty, died on July 80 and was
buried August 3.
Ms. Beatty is well-known in this
city. For many years she had been a
memebr OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. She is survived by a son. G
Z. Beatty.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence Of her son, 203 Concord
avenne. Friday afternoon at O'Clock
inierment will be IN Mt. Salem Gene
terry.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
LICENSE ORDINANCE
WILL BE CONSIDERED

Further consideration Of the orii-
nance imposing license fees on some
60 various trades and professions is
likely at the weekly meeting OF City
Council in committee OF the whole bo-
night. Thus far fewer protests have
been made against the measure than
expected and its passage is regarded
as certain. Amendments TO clarity
some provisions and 10 change some
Of the schedules are likely.
Il also is possible that the taxicab
fare situation may be revived tonight.
Although the amendment 10 the ordi-
nance intended 10 create new and
shorter limits for the central zone
failed OF passage, the taxi drivers are
still hopeful Of effecting some com
promise which they believe will give
them larger returns.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

BERLIN, Aug. IS UNITED Prees)-
Polish peace delegates save returned
to Warsaw from Mlnsk bearing the
Russian peace terms, according TO re-
ports received here today. Nothing
could be learned OF the alleged terms.
Advices from members Of the Amar-
ican mission IN Warsaw reiaycd by
way Of poseu said The Poles had
pushed the reds back about ten kllo-
meters In the vicinity Of the capitol
and recapturing Radyzmn 40 miles
north and east OF Warsaw on the
River Rzadzal The situation in the
improved.
The Polish legation here claimed
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
HUNT FOR OTHER
WHITE SLAVE SUSPECTS

The Department OF Justice has no
intention at this time OF prosecuting
the second man and young woman
who accompanied Harry Slaughter
and a girl friend to Philadelphia, as
there Is no evidence to show that the
second girl had been taken 10 Phil
adelphia under any agreements for
improper purposes, although their
conduct while there has led to that
belief. Slaughter Is already under
bail on one charge under the Mann
! Act.
T. A. Rudder. special investigator
here for the Department. said this
morning that ne Is working on a far
more revolving case than those re-
ferred to, but so far had been unable
/ 10 locate the msn.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

representative OF The Evening Jour
nal, that uhe Tennessee Legislature
had ratified the Susan B. Anthony
amendment Mrs. Cranston said she
has been working for the ballot for
women for more than twenty-five
years. For many years Mrs. Cranston
was president NJ the Delaware Equal
Suffrage Association, and is now hon
orary president.
Mrs. Julius Dodd, wife OF the New
Castle physician. and an ardent sun
rage leader OF that city, when told OF
The ratification of suffrage, replied
Il am so glad. II means so much"
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
Pilsudski's Successful
Counter OffensiUe
Frees DanSig CorriiJ
dor Of Russians, and
Completely Disc
cages Grdndenson the
TStuId BoISheuiki
RePortSome Successes
Along the Bug
BELCLANS HOLD UP
MUVI7TON TRAINS

LONDON, Aug. rs Omitted Press.)-.
RussO-Polish armistiee negotiations
opened at Minsk al O'Clock accord
ing 10 an official wiroloss received
from Moscow today. After the dele
gates had exchanged credentials adj
iournmcnt was taken untI today.
WARSAW, Aug. IS Omitted Press)--.
General Pulsmdsl,fs counter offensive
in the direction OF Siedlice and Brcst-
LNovSk, directiy cast Of Warsaw, has
made good progress since yesterday.
resulting in the capturing OF Demp-
lin. He apparently is aiming 10 spIIs
the Russian center at this point and
roll the Bolshcvild back to tho north
and south. The Russians have opon>
ed bombardment OF the railway be-
tweon GarvoiIn and Seicchok, south
east OF Warsaw.
MOSCOW, AUG. IS (By wireless vld
London. United Pross)-'sThe enemy
has broken through out lines TO tho
norfhward' tho Russian oficial com.
munique said today.
(rhis evidently refers 10 the Polish
claim that The Russians have been
elected from the Danzig corridor.)
"Our renewed offensive has resulted
IN recap.ure of Crchanof flfty miles
northwest Of Warsaw.
"ro the southwest, we occupied
PrubIesof, so miles north OF I.eurberu.
and other villages"
PARIS, Aug. rs (ff0 p. m, United
Press).-The Polish counter oGensivu
has freed tho Danzig corridor and
completely disengaged Graudenz. (six.
~ miles south Of Danzig on tho Vis-
sula,) il was officially announced by
the French foreign office today.
LONDON. Aug. IS UNITED Press. -
The Bolsheviki recoil from Polish
counter attack in several sectors had
| begun proportions OF a rout. accord
ing to latest advices from various
sources today. Only stubborn re-
sistance at critical points had en-
abled the Russian forces to prevent
annihiliation OF many OF their re-
treating divisions.
The Bolshevik withdrawal measured
more than zen miles at sonle points,
| Continued on Page Two
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
BLACK House
FOR WASHINGTON
Negroes TO Elect First Pro-
visional President of Af-
rica BY Mail
AMERICAN LEADER
ALSO TO BE NAMED

NEW YORK. Aug. is Omitted Press1
Napoleon Bonaparte Francis. OF
Hayti and the Hon Paisley Herford OF
Liberia were favored candidates today
FOR the ONCE OF provisional President
OF Africa. with headquarters in a pres
idential BLACK House" to be located
at Washington, according TO Marcus
Garvey, chairman OF the Universal
Negro Improvement Association here.
Balloting VIII begin at Liberty Hall
here tomorrow and thousands OF votes
Continued on Page Nine)
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
WANT OLD HOBS As COPS.

Charles 4. Crosgrovc, Jr., 3ii South
Union street, and r. Wallace Long
acre. III East Tenth street, former
members OF the police department,
made applications yesterday afternoon
TO the Board OF Police Commissioners
for reinstatement. The police depart
ment now has a complete personnel
under the old i,vo-shifl system
This is the first time the department
has been fully manned In five wears
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
FIRENIEN WANT
PARKING PROHIBITED

The Washington Fire Company
made a request yesterday afternoon Of
the Board Of Police Commissioners
for the restoration OF a mo parking"
sign that had been removed from in
front Of the building, owing TO obiec-
tlonS from an adjoining property
holder who claimed that it injured
ms store trade. The matter was re-
tiOn.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
NEW BUT.DING pERNIIrs

Inspector Preston this morning is
sued building permits as follows:
Humbert Michini, 1905 West Sixth
street, garage, $780,
r. p. Otteni, 1893 West Fourth
street, garage. 500; Doughten and
NandeElft. bullders.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
RODNEY STATUE UP SOON

Workman this morning began eX-
cavating for the retaining walls Of
Rodney Square. in front Of the Public
Building The Board OF Park Com
missioners hope TO soon have the
work completed. with the statue OF
Caesar Rodney in place.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
CANTALOUPES SELL
FOR ONE CENT EACH

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, Aug. fs.-T1e bottom
dropped out the cantaloupe market
here yesterday and cantaloupes sold
as low as 40 cents per carrier. The
Garner alone cost 30 and 80 cents each.
and a carrier contains IS lopes There
IS a big acreage and u was estimated
al the start Of the season that Sea-
ford alone would send 80 cars -
northern markets.
Unless the price advances thotfs-
ands OF dollars will be lost here 60
lopes this summer.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
MRS. GROVES Ill AGaIN

Mrs. Harry Groves. ii5 Jackson
street is in bad health again. Mrs.
Groves recently returned from Hope
Farm much improved but has since
suffered a relapse.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
VETERANS N nFI-NION.

Survivors OF the Fourth Delaware
Regiment that served in the Civil War
will have a reunion at Brandywine
Springs tomorrow. Colonel Thomas
w. Miller, former Congressman, will
make an address.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

entitled members Of Congress under
RATIFICATION RESULTS
26ss35e6 made eligible to vote all elections
members under
laws
number p and the united States
etim for 1920 from 1910
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
pASrOR GOES no NEW CCHURCH.

The Rev. Walter r. Hyde Will finish
his pastorate at Head OF Christiana
PRESBYTERIAN Church. where ne has
been three years next Sunday. He Will
become pastor OF a church at Hos
pers, Iowa. on September L
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
nRnGE GIlARns APPnINTEn

Robert Bruce Clark and Joseph L.
ket street bridge by the Levy Court
yesterday afternoon. The men were
empowered 10 enforce Observance of
the traffic regulations, both local and
state, and TO arrest violators. They
will work in 8 hour shifts-from 7 a.
m. to p. m, alternating each month.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
LOST AND FODND.

I OST-PAIR OF AUTO CURTAINS
IL Saturday. August IA. Liberal re-
ward Il returned to 1S S. Jackson st
aug1s-3t.
Continued from Pass Ten.l
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
TODAY,s TEMPERATURE

AZ the Evening Journal ONCE.
500 A. NH 1900 p. M. 80
r 1000 A M-----zS 100 P M----S3
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
SUN AND TIDE.

sun rises ....................5ii A. ".
Sun SETS .................... p. NJ.
Head of Chrisaiana.
High water. 24O A. NJ. 3.05 p. NJ.
Low ws1or- A. NJ. H.30 p. M-
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

Certified MIX for Infants-0sv~E
Dairy Co.---Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

Prevent bottle famine. Return emptIes
promptly. Glover Dairy cos-Adx.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Thursday; cooler
tonight; gentle TO moderate north to
northeast winds.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

sun rises
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06
GoDernor Hobby Declares
Holiday for November II

Austin, Textile governor has is
sued proclamation designating
Thursday, November II, Armistice
Day, as legal holiday in Texas.
Following is the proclamation:
I'm bringing to a cessation, by the
armistice of November II, 1918, the
fighting that had ragged for more than
four wears, the soldiers of America and
her allies won the most stupendous
victory in all the history of military
conflict
"A year later, the first anniversary
of Armistice Day was observed
throughout the nation by the men who
had been in service OF their country
and bv a grateful citizenship.
THE second anniversary of this his
toric day is now approaching and plans
are being made to observe it in splr-
it of rejoicing and patriotic manifesto
ton. Among those who are preparing
TO observe Armistice day is the Amerl-
can Legion. which will hold services
in each of its 253 posts in Texas,
"No higher expression OF the cit
liens love of his country and his flag
can be given than to turn his thoughts
on this day to the heroic struggles OF
our country in this war its sacrifices
and tragic losses, its triumph and glor-
ious victory, to the noble spirit of I'M
itv and the exaltation of just cause
which made the nation invincible. and
to the lasting LESSONS of unity and
democracy which the war has given
as a costly but precious heritage.
Therefore. |, w. p Hobby, COVER
nor of Texas. conforming to the Gus
tom heretofore followed, and beginning
upon the suspicious day when the ma
tions at war laid down their arms, do
hereby designate Thursday, November
II. 1920. as a holiday in the State OF
Texas
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06
URGES WAR TIME
PLEDGES Be KEPT
President Wilson Calls on
z Fellow Coun;rymen' to
Lndcr3e League Pact.

WasLn4'oa President Wilson. IN
his first speech since he was t4h,n i'll
more rAan year ago call.d on his
N"iloW coun'rymyn" "Wednesday 10
iHdorse thc league Of nations and SUM
monrd them TO tile concert Of peace
and the completion Of The great moral
achievement" on their pant. which he
said. the wsrli war represented.
Speaking to delegation Of pro-
League republicans and Independents
Who called 1t tie White House. the
president declare; the great moral
influence" Of the United States would
~ absolutely thrown away if the
nation did not complete the task
which our soldiers and sailors so
seriously undertook to execute"
The American people, Mr. Wilson
said, should not be deceived into sup
posing that imperialistic schemes end
ed with the defeat Of Germany. He
declared there were other nations
which were likely TO be powerfully
moved or already were moved by
commercial jealousy, but the desire
to dominate and TO have their own
way in politics and in enterprise, and
that it was necessary to apprise them
that the world would be united against
them as it was against Germany If
they attempted any similar thing
The president read his address from
a manuscript His visitors declared
in a formal statement after leaving
the White House that it was evident
he was "voicing the prOtOundest emo
tions of his heart and that more than
once mis- voice choked,' especially
when he referred to the fathers and
mothers Of those who had fallen in
battle"
The whole occasion was ineXpres-
sibly solemn and tender" said the
statement.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06
Output of Texas SaWmills.

Washington Thirty Texas lum-
Der mills. reporting to the bureau Of
the census. cut 509,G04, 900 board feet
during 1918. and 5G9.746,000 board feet
in 1919, according to report from the
bureau, Seven hundred and eighty
seven mills throughout the country cut
1855. 1925. 900 feet during 1919, an in
crease Of nearly 37,60OO00, compared
with 1918.
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AND
| DIZZY SPELLS
| .r.use Of such Symptoms
y Remedy Told in his
Letter.

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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06
TO Present Trophy Armistice Night.

New York Presentation of the Cor
don Bennett trophy to Lieutenant Err
nest de Muyter, the Belgian who pilot.
ed the victorious "Belgica' in the re
cent international contest from Birm-
ingham. Ala, will be made armistice
night. Nov. Il. at the reunion of war
time air pilots here, the Aero Club
OF America announced this week
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06

,,c,nd and found 1t wonderful
| commenced to pick up at
VI nv suffering was relieved |
aid others about your medicine
,n NV Of some who have taken It.
l s1sd to help others all | San.
: 2 DEMING, 437 W. Lafayette
Syracuse, N 7.
s;s Change of Life is most crit
sIod Of a woman's existence, the
|r t1 symptoms which accompany
" J he controlled, and normal health
nod by the timely use Of Lydia Z.
s,m's Vegetable Compound.
Recover this reliable remedy con,
mo narcotics or harmful drugs and
It's efficiency to the medicinal ex-
.irss Of the native roots and herbs
iii contains.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06
Remarkable Wild Flower.

Hungary grows wild flower which
is the exact h"raI image of Il hum
ming bird. The breast is green, the
threat yellow, the bead and heah al
most black.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06

II i not always the best fighter but
the best runner that wins til" political
battle.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06

CanaGa produced aud sold nearly
S21 ,ps,tsU worth If apples in 1919
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06

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wouldn't have LOST lh%t nib
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06
bid Stomach
|lr 10 Years
4 Different WOMAN
ssdy Praises Eaf0nio

sne was a great sufferer from
sanach for 10 years" writes Fl.
en' but is a different woman
aking Eatonic."
IT'S from acid Stomach-let
N aelp you also. 1t quickly takes
earrles out the excess acidity
90 and makes the stomach cool
s%alOrtable. You digest easily,
IN iuli strength from your food,
NJ anu strong, free from blnat-
~. aalns' food repeating. etc. Big
ESs guarantee,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26
LA ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

En- r,eros d IN aho &c habe-se insta'a-
d. hs lasiruid0 4 Hnuchcs esTudlaHtes Para
ere rors.Su:erau empIeO en los ~. &C, Ma
cioaales de Mexico ' otrOS siSiemas Zero
r:arios.
Sc iupa-tsa constituencies y enSenanzA
romple;a = mode~na: 4 i@SPectores de Loco
~rro-o-as, Irspectoves % Frsaos d. Are, Lns-
psctores Dc Caideras, I"s2ectorcs de Trenes'
Naouinizras. FoEoncros. Cnnduc-ores. Caro-
tero.. ReparaGcres - Ca-ros, Mscantcos &c
Casa Rebounds. Necanicos De Piso ) Taller
Cenerai, N-can:cos 5e FceHos Ge AIe, Is
Secialistss = 1,ros va-ioS cursos.
Ia Escusia EerrC-aT-'leTa NcN'caHa e"se-
"a -zo= tvabaios pc- rorreSTOndsncl4, a 20
nos aq1eloS Tre aesea-eu ser al-O mas que
r.erncs eseIayoS de Traba5os icros = Sre..
dos ba;ns. y ay-La 4 perfeccsonA-se L los
GU. eIeEcs- sin :RLsr EE=ndss constituencies
IA EscueIa FervC-arrlisra NrNicana e re-
rorocid1 8 ~srouenGada por todaS las Cn;o'
res de Ferrocar-'5rro$ NeNica"o~ altos )e's'
= p-oasiuenfeS ru,p!sados-
"or = inSignifcarte suaHa DE- cEajro pesos
cfrcuen,l ysasayos. 2ueie empezar 4 periec-
cIonzvsr O. s~Stgt5ar ~ cSrso: AeEc Sinco
s-aravoS L;g1us zas.a F-R aP~suda IN cu=so
rs-:hs Certificate y diploma.
.ijssc:. pruaa- u fuerza De yo.l@'au para
Rp-cadvg ago rrovechosor Remi.a IN peso
r.s-renaa .enravU~ en- gro pus,a. IA orcen lie
.cp-css. z sarusrIataTeute .ec.b.ra -ecc:ones
- ralss a. .- rsah.ts> - ya-'os eo.cees. su-
f.,ientes para .u mes de eStudgOs.
Direction.
FSCCELN tEREOCsRRlLEHN NENlCANA
,. o. Box =. Indie. Calf u $ A.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26
;SE TRATA DEL ASESlNO DE
MAURICIO DIAZ?
Fue ap-ehendido en- Kansas un
soldado sospechoso

Aver fuimoS informados en- e.
Quartet General de policia de la apre-
hensi6n que habia ilevado q cabo e.
rlartes Iltimo Ia policia de Kansas
City. Sc trata de IN soloado que Sc
cree estar complicado en el a~sesinato
del chauffeur mexicano Mauricio
Diaz ocurrido el dia s del mes en-
curse.
En- nuetra information relativa e.
crimea de que fue objeto nuestro
compatriota Diaz, nos referimoS q un
par de overall enocntrado de
la escena. Pues bien, Ia marca de Ia
lavanderia encontrada a las susodi-
chaS prendas sirvi6 de indicio Z los
detectives para encontrar sospechoso
I este soldado que las autoridades
militares acuSan de desertor.
Por los informes que nos suminis-
TIARA Ia policia sabemos cue el sol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-26

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Febrsro %
periodicos de esta capital, deS
puas de la vigoro5a campana hecha
al Consejo Superior de Salubridad,
durante la cual han podido probar
que, en- efecto. NADIA ha hecho esa
corporation para ietener q Ia en-
fermedad reinante. vuelye hoy q la
carga. manifestando que estan con-
vencidos de que NADIA hay que eSpe-
rar de las autoridades sanitariaS en-
beneficio de la p~oblacion. Fuerza es,
dicen. que la iniciativa privada Sc en-
cargue. como la vez paSada, de com
batir Ia playa. 81 no Sc quiere que en-
breves diaS Ilegue a adquirir las pro
posicioneS que tuvo e. ano antepasa-
do.
Con este motive Sc reunieron aver
en- Ia Gale de Tacuba varioS de los
miembros de Ia Junta Privada que
rr2bajaron en- Ia pasada camPana
contra Ia influenza; Y aunQue en- esa
junta no habia mas que comercian-eS