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Evening journal., 1920-09-08
ROTATION MAY
LEAD TO fight

Continued from First page.o
Democrats are figuring In the pre-
convention talk FOR roycrn0r One Is
Thomas r. Bayard. Of this city, and
the other Is Ezekiel Cooper. of near
Wilmington. cashier OF The Farmers
Bank In Sussex county the princi-
pal candidates spoken OF are Andrew
J. Lynch, ~ Georgetown; Everett w.
Hickman OF Frankford. and William
p. valiant and Willard Deputy. OF
Laurel. While The name Of Or. Row
land u paynter. OF GEORGETOWN. also
has been mentioned. 80 was said to-
day that he has told friends he does
not wish 90 be considered IN con-
nection with the gubernaiorial nomi-
nation.
The names OF J. Pearce Cam OF
/ Newark. Richard g. Rodney Of New
/ Castle, John +. Malloy and Henry r..
lsa9cs Of this city and James VI. Tun-
heh or Georgetown are spoken OF for
attorney
one OF The most interesting nhaees
lol ihe approaching convention SO far
3 as Wilmington Democrats are com
r cerned IS their effort 90 secure move
e.letates IN future state conventions
m Many active Democrats az this ctt,.
privately admit they cannot See ihs
least chance or hone for Deroc.ltii..
success In Delaware In Novo,,i,e. wv.
ly and they think q would be a eoo,
by time 10 light out the issue of in
OF rreased representation for WUmine
rs ton. The city with half the popuia
he tlon on the slate. is granted hui Rl
n teen delegates In Dcmocratc Stai
n conventions, while the remainder ,
"a The state, outside Wilmington
d. given $50 delegates The subject
Increased representation Is TO :
e. / considered by the state Committee {
O. Monday night in Dover" and W
he come before the convention
"a Tuesday. 10 will be necessary
amend the party rules to give q
city more delegates One thing ci
safely be bet on, and that Is IN
Of Kent and Sussex County Dcmocra
he will not grant Wilmington a del
tx gallon One-hslf as large as the eli
or should be entitled 10 because OF
lpOpuhtion and voting strength.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
HER NAME IS JENNIE
AND SHE Is L0STED'

A pretty girl about three years old,
with light curly hair, was taken un1er
fhe nrotectlon OF Walter Z. Sherwin,
ihe big irainc officer, az sixth and
Market streets. about noon today. she
rqve her name as Jennie and said
She was "l0stcd.'
The child wore a pink and white
dress blue stockings and patent leath-
er siippers. A bright blue ribbon
adorned her curly locks.
ShorNvin sent Jennie TO police
beadqiiariers where she was put IN
care of the police matorn pending ar.
rival Of some one 20 claim her. IL
was thought possible she mlght pc
long io Out-Of-t0wn visitors here Tor
the state Fair.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
WILSON, WHITBY
DENY ASSAULT

Charged with obsirucllng railroad
battery on Rober. A. Riley, operator
I'm lhe SilVereide tower OF the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. early Sunday
morning, William H. Wilson and
Thomas s. Whitby. OF Brandywine
Hundred We're given hearings before
Magistrate Lewis s. Cloud, at Elsmere,
yesterday afternoon. Decision was re-
served on these rT9 charges.
Another charge agPInst Wilson. OF
Terklessly driving motor car, was
4 dismissed
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
mi pONT ON, GO. CHARTERED

Among charters Med az DONer yes-
terday was one for the dupont OIL
and Refining Corporation. with a capi-
tai stock OF $4,000. It's objects are
10 acquire and develop oil and mineral
lands. The incorporators are G. T.
Cohee. C. b. Outten. and s. /. Mackay,
who are connected with the Service
incorporation Company, with Offices
in the Equitable Building, this city.
It was said today that a resident
OF Chicago named dupont is one Ct
the hackers OF the new company
which has no connection with the
powder company.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
nImnING NspECTnR sTRICKEN

Building Inspector Ellis p. Preston,
while inspecting some buildings In
the Second Ward yesterday afternoon
became in and had to be sent TO his
home. 4n3 West Thirtieth street in. an
lie suffered so much yes
terdav that it was necessary to call
a physician twice during the after
noon His condition is reported slight
ly improved today. The illness is
said to be due TO kidney trouble. b
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
STEAL TWO AUTOMOBILES

A Ford automobile, bearing Della
ware license tag No. 97i0 belonging
to Isadore Baskin, $40 Orange street,
was stolen from the Delaware Fair
grounds yesterday afternoon.
An automobile owned by Harvey
Holdsworth, Sii Bennett street, which
had been left standing in front Of the
Boston Clock store, 5ii Market street,
was stolen yesterday.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
ROOFER HURT ny FAIL.

Charles Couturler, IS years old, OF
the Annex Hotel, was seriously in
iured yesterday afternoon, by falling
from a ladder while working on the
Grace A. NJ. r. Zion Church. Third
and West streets. lie was taken to
The Delaware Hospital in the police
ambulance. He was employed by
George Stewart. contracting roofer,
who is repairing the church roof.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
NATURAL HISTORY MEETING

The regular meeting OF the Society
Of Natural History OF Delaware will
be held i'm the rooms Of the Society,
Tenth and Van Buren streets, on
next Monday evening.
Reports on observations and dis
eoveries Of the year will be heard
with exhibition Of specimens.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
NooN sFRMONS ron PRISONERS.

Services were held az noon today
and. will be repeated tomorrow, by
me Rev. w. Miller McCann. pastor OF
Hificrost NJ. e. Church, for prisoners
Oh the Workhouse, engaged IN the
construction Of a street through hlll-
crest The services were greatly en-
loved bv the prisoners, who Joined
heartily into the singing Of the old
fashioned hymns.
Mr. NcCann. known as the live
gvire nreacher." has conducted sue
cessfni evangellstic services IN the
South and has only recentYr turned
from a trip TO North Carolina.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
SERVICE WORK
IS ASSURED
Playground Friends Agree
on $35, 400 Budget for
Next Year
MANY CITIZENS
BACK MOVEMENT
CITYs NEED OF FAIRGROUNDS.

There are 81 public schools in
the city.
There are 10 parOchial schools.
There are 22,207 school children.
During the summer months
there are a few poorly equipped
Fairgrounds.
During ten months of the year
there are no Fairgrounds for these
children unless the Community
Service can establish one.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
JoUN RARTEIL MISSING.

Sergeant OF DetectNes Benson has
received a request from New York
city asking him TO aid in the aserch
for John Bartel, who disappeared from
1875 Union avenue, the Bronx, OF that
city on June 3.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
NOSES, anti
Lacquer, Wins

Tonilnued from First pagel
VAS seen here In the denomination az
Moses, over Hunuey H..
Spauldmg. The vote OF senator
Moses was straw. too. OF what may
be expected from the WOmen's votes,
for he had been an ardent mti-suf-
fragist.
Those two issues predomlnated IN
The Now Hampshire campaign. Mr.
SpauldIng favored ratification OF the
treaty with the Lodge reservation and
was considered 20 have the support
of the suffrage elemen'.
Senator Moses during the time that
the treaty was before the Senate was
from ihe ilrst. member Of lhr group
known as 'irreconcilahles." Allhough
De was not as fiery In his opposition
as William II B0rah or Hiram w, john
son. he nevertheless resisted all efforts
ON me part of ihe Repuhl can maiori ~
20 have him support the covenant
with the reservations sponsored by
senator Lodge.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept 8 UNITED
Press senator Irvine lcnrOoi today
was leading jones Thompson for thf
Republican nomination for United
/ Sales senator on returns from fl
precincts IN yesterdays primary.
rhfsf returns gave Lenroot 5000
F Thompson 3iiGl
f Thompson was backed by Senate
+ Robert " LaF0neiie
The race TO- the Republican guher
I laioriai nomin1iion WAS close R0'
7 Wilcox. a strong anti-LaFolleite man
was leading In early returns.
Returns from Lacrosse showed Con
grrssman ]. J Esch co-authOr OF th
] lEsch-Cummins railroad bill. runnin
I behind J. ID Beck.
Hr i0s' many votes 10 his HON
I town. lacrosse. a RAILROAD iowa"
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
FINED FOR HEATING ROY.

For assault and battery on Stanley
Szoski, Raymond August was fined so
and costs. by Judge Hastings, in Mu-
nimpal Court, this morning. August,
claiming that Stanley was a member
OF a crowd OF youths who beat his
brother on the previous day, Invited
SzosH around the corner yesterday
and then beat him.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
cITT VITU RAzOR.

Thomas Fresleton. aged % years, or
3i5 Market street, was removed 90 the
Dslaware Hospital. al 1920 O'Clock
mis- morning, suffering With a razor
4ut q DE hand.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

The business partnership may be
formed with profit through the Want
Ads
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
MIIL TRY IAIL CURE.

Edward sullivan, pleading guilty
committed 10 the 'workhOuse FOR
treatment by Judge Hastings In NUM-
cipal Court this morning.
bers. huntsmen or whips of their re-
spective hunts In the hunt colors over
the regulation Jumps. Two teams from
FoNcatcher Farms first prize.
Glass 57-Best runabout horse over
IA hands inches, owned in Delaware,
to be driven by an amateur; Lady Bah
bic, Miss Wilhelmina dupont first.
Glass 75-Corint THAN class, open to all
hunters: Baliy Heathen, Glen Riddle
Farm. first. Silver Tip, FoXcatcher
Farms. second.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Search the Want Ads for good Of
nee positions during the coming
month.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
SUFFRAGE CLUB TO DISBAND.

The wilmington Suffrage Club VII
meet tonight at the rooms OF the
Advocate Office. Eighth ald French
streets. All members are urged TO be
present as business OF Importance
will be transacted.
The meeting is for the purpose OF
tiishanding the suffrage club and re-
organizing for practical political pur-
poses The women viii be instructed
In voting.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Farm interests should he advertised
through the want ads this month.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-15

CHOICE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Corner residence, No. ia jefferson
Street for sale. Apply within.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-15

WANTED-A neat colored woman for
house work in nice family, wages $500.
Answer, Mrs. H. Burguieres, Foster, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-15
sTaTE Tx sale
i Of
MnvhRIE pR0pERTv
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Versus
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS OF
nArYCrr IN TnEDTA
STATE OF LOUISIANA

A@E14lAQOEN1 1AA LED t1ANo Va
PARISH OF IBERIA.
\ By virtue of the authority vested in
me by the Constitution and Laws Of the
State of Louisiana, will sell at the
principal front door of the Cour. House
n the City Of New Iberia, Parish OF
IBERIA, within legal sale hours to- lu-
diclal sales beginning at eleven o'clock
A. Nj,
On SATURDAY, JUNE 1ath, Ieao.
snd continuing on each succeeding Gay
antil said sales are completed, all inn
movable property on which taxes are
sc IN the State of Louisiana, Parish Of
lpe6e Confederate Veterans, Good
kos8 Atchafalaya Levee District, he
"a and St. Mary Drainage, Iberia and
q Mary Sub Drainage, Petite Anse
snRsau Drainage, Bayou Carlin Drain
Nc Choupique Drainage, Railroad taxes,
ssnool taxes, Special Parish taxes Special
Soad taxes. to enforce the collection OF
axss for the year 1919, together with
interest thereon from the 31st day OF
Nssemher 1919 at the rate of ten per
seat year, until paid and all costs. The
a%nes Of said delinquent tax payers, the
'1aant Of taxes due by each on the as
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-15
NOTICE.
APPLYING FOR A PAROLE.

/, the undersigned, convicted of
forgery on March 18th, 1919. am
applying for parole.
(Signed) EDDIE McFADDEN
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-05-15

Z. H Sec. 2, T. 13, S. R. 6 E.
EIGHTH WARD.
Antoine, Belizaire $500
l lot, north Vidito, south Carey, east
Henderson, west Street.
Antoine. Raymond Jr. .$3.15
3 acres, north Joseph, south Lot /, east
Lot 3.
Antoine, Lander 1915
8 acres north Joseph, south Lot 3,
east Lot 4.
15.12 acres, north I. & st. M, south
Road, east Road, west Joseph.
Borel, Leonce, ....................7 As
l lot, north Street, south Railroad, east
JUDGE, west Viator.
Gardner, Thomas .............$ 5o5
/ lot, north Alley, south Reedom, east
Church, west Church
Myers, Mrs Rosalie & Bourgeois ..$215
1.5S acres, north Landry, south Sterl-
ing, east Walker, west Vendor.
Sheppard, David and May $3.50
lot, north Road, south Pedeaux, east
Railroad, west Pedeaux
Knight and Lewis ............$ 1S.43
so acres Planters Lumber Co., State
Farm, Burke P. Oil Co.
On said day of sale I will sell such
portion of said property as each debtor
may point out, and in case such debtor
will not point out sufficient property, II
will at once and without further delay
sell the least quantity of said property
Of any debtor which any bidder will buy
for the amount Of taxes, interest and cost
due by said debtor
The sale will be without appraise-
ment, FOR CASH, in legal tender money
Of the United States and the property
sold shall be subject to redemption at
any time for the space of one year by
paying the price given with twenty per
cent. costs and penalties added.
P. A. LANDRY,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax Collector. |
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE CREDITORS.
SherifFs Office, May 9Th, 1920.
In accordance with Sec. No. 60 Of Act
No. IS Of 1893 the attention of all mort
gage creditors interested in any Of the
foregoing described property is hereby
directed TO the above publication ard
notice of said sale of delinquent taxi
lebtors.
P A. LANDRY.
Sheriff and Ex-officio Tax Collector.
Per Vic. J. Poirson, Deputy
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-06
When a Man Loves HIS Dos.

A certain young man In this city
paid two dollar fine yesterday morn
ing at police court for defending his
dog who had been kicked into the
street. When he saw his beloved ca
nine companion sliding out on the end
of strangers boot to an ignominious
| ice. ne got busy Immediately and
showed his first, clenched tight, into
the offenders face. He was promptly
arrested aid asked for forfeit for his
appearance at police court the fol-
lowing morning. The young man was
there and so was the dog. The animal
had such long legs he had difficulty
in getting them unfolded to sitting
position. He promptly went to sleep
while his master argued the question
/ of whether man had right to beat
! up another man who kicked his dog.
AS result of the controversy the
owner of the abused dog paid two
dollar fine.
What l want to know is-don't you
suppose that dog had a right to love
his master. know he did, to say the
least, and that although he pretended
to be asleep as he lay with his nose
| resting cozily on u soft paw he was IN
| reality keenly aware of all that wa
going on-and he had not the slight
est cause for worry for he knew that
whatever the consequences were, h
would shamble out of that place or
his long legs with both himself and
his master on top of the situation.
! What did small fine matter after ii
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-06
stomach PAINS QUICKLY
Vanish says this NAN
Had Been filling Long Time With
Sore Stomach, Pain in Side
and Nervousness.
LIVES IN FAlRMoMr.
Another Fairmont Citizen Finds
Cause to Praise Electro
Medical Doctors
LIVES IN FAIRmoNr.
peccmaer ath 1a1a.

Il had suffered with stomach trou-
ble-pains in my stomach, through my
right side and from nervousness since
the beginning of last summer" says
Mr.. Harry shafer of 1925 Morgan
town Ave-, In telling of his condition
of health. 81 had a great deal OF
gases, belching, bloating and was a:
times very nervous. Now and then
took different treatment but got lit
lie relief.
Recently heard of The Electro
Medical Doctors and decided to so to
them for treatment This was Nov
22d, 1919.
With the third treatment noticed
decidedly good results. The pain be-
gan to leave me and the soreness CT
my stomach and pain in my side i'm
proved greatly. l now have pract-
cally no gases, bloating. soreness OF
pain and consider that very fine I'M
der this short treatment.
81 am making this statement 70,
publication that others may know
where to go for relief"
The above statement by Mr.. Shafer
who has lived in Falrmont for many
years is self-expianatory and should
give encouragement to many stomach
sufferers who are seeking relief.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-06
CA-TARRH

Catarrh is a disease to be dreaded
by the we'll person-and If already af-
flicted, treatment cannot be begun too
soon, owing to the rapid inroads made
by catarrh on the general system. II
ts one of the most common causes of
deafness.
This trouble eventually ruins the
complete system, causing stomach and
bowel trouble, and multitude of other
ailments through the mucuous drip
prings down from the nose to the
throat, thence to the stomach, where
1t coats the lining of the intestines,
making it almost impossible for the
food Lh digest.
Catarrh sufferers are subject to
cold and too often take injurious pat.
emit remedies even when knowing they
are loaded with oplates of one kind
or another.
The Electro Medical Doctors mod
ern treatment Of catarrh, and their ex-
perience in handling thousands OF
such cases, has made catarrh less
hopeless for many sufferers who have
famed 10 obtain relisf through older
methods.
With the proper treatment relief is
often very rapSd-and in many other
cases permanent relief can readily be
effected without difficulty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-06
n. WI. MEETS YALE
'IAALL.SP0RTSIN 1920
Victory in First Contest
Gives the Mountaineers
Ahl7dant Confidence.

sirSsi oRGANToWN, Jan. c. = One OF
the biggest compliments 70 the pres
tige and position OF West. Virginia
ffTniyeisity in the college athletic
world, lis seen here in the fact that this
year West Virginia is meeting Yale
r. University in every branch of major
sport competition.
III. The appearance OF the Yale basket
5Ghall team here last week inaugurated
rthe sertsS and marked the first real
-encourter between Yale and West
= Virginia team in the last fifteen years
INLAY 9th the Mountaineers will play
r-yale at baseball at New Haven and
2 Yale has offered the Mountaineers a
NJ date on her annual southern trip at
baseball, too, the game, of course, to
i1be played on the local field. Then
efiisxt October 2Sd the Mountaineers
will be entertained at the Bowl at
fftMew Haven at football.
The Mountaineers' defeat of the
soiYale team, OF course, gave the West
n Virginia floor team plenty OF conf
s6aepce and Il is hoped, as is some
times the case, that the five will con-
tract the vel known winning I.lbit''
(which has been such large factor in
The success Of many teams.
Davis Elkins college plays here to-
morrow afternoon and the game
Should prove to be very interesting
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-06
Evening Chat
A Baby Monkey Tail.

Daughter said worried mother
in the city recently, every morning
you come down to breakfast with a
lock of your hair falling right between
your eyes. Can l help you pin 1t up
out of your way?"
Daughter looked daggers. In plain
English she bore the expression of a
young lady who had Just been insult
ed. She also looked annoyed. Way
were mothers put into the world any
how? They had such peculiar ideas.
Not comprehending the pregnant
silence, this mother got up out of her
chair and endeayored to experiment
first hand on that queer, long, slim,
curly ended lock of hair which hung
straight down the middle of daughters
forehead winding up in perfect cir
Gle the size of dime. Immediately
| there was war as daughter drew
sharply away. There you CO." she
said, spelling my curl. Just as had
| 1t trained tool" With gasp mother
sat down. She always tried to see a
young girls side of things but this
came pretty near flooring her. On a
broad expanse of white forehead
meandered that small monkeys tail,
striking downward and ending in a
saucy quirk. Oh yes, mothers of lit
tie understanding! Accept my SINGER
est sympathy in the trials which are
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-06
ont, West Virginia,
1l9 Walnut Street.
Decenber Gth. 10


To The Public:-"I have had skin
afflIctiOn of the left hand for lttls
over two years which caused intense
suffering from the inflammation, irrf-
tation and rawness OF the si5ir. Nj
hand burnt as il it vere on fire and
could not sleep OWING 10 inc pain unI
felt like scratching off the skin en-
tirely. felt so bad from the pain
and misery that felt like committing
suicide.
treated for my skin affliction in
vain with several doctors-and final
~ after hearing of The Electro Med
zeal Doctors and their Fatrmont In
stitute (Rooms 312-313 Deveny Bldg.
corner Main and Monroe streets)
went to them for treatment
They told me it would be difficult
20 state how long II would take to rid
Iiyself of my skin affliction-but now
Only ten days later. have the fol-
lowing to say of the good result given
me with their treatment. The itching
burning and pain is now gone from
my hand and lay down and SLEEP
sound all night without trouble. Prac-
rically all OF the raw spots have
healed.
! make this statement for publica-
ton that others who may be afflicted
likewise will know where to go for re-
suits
(Signed) L. E. BUIlGoYNE,
Sexton, of First NJ. E. Church, Fair
mont, w. Va.
Sufferers from chronic and deep
seated ailments cannot do better than
by consulting The Electro Medical
Doctors
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-06
PATIENT PLEASED WITH RESULTS
OF BRIEF TREATMENT
stiffness of Hips and constant pain
From Injury Now Greatly
'A.AINe SINCE 1904
Gives E.s:rc Medical Doctors Credit
81, His Changed con-

Mr.. George L Dodge Of Rural Route
No. 1 Country Club Road, Fairmont Is
the latest to give urstinted praise TO.
III. cicero. Me6tal Doctors who
have their Fairmont offices at s13-3l2
Dev"ny BnillnE, corner Main and
MoEl".. streeis. Mt Dodge In state
rnent made Dec. 18th, he says:
II have been aifing since 1904 with
stiffness of the hips and more or less
constant pain caused through fall
had m 1904. Owing to my condition
was discharged from the army, the
doctors saying they could do nothing
for me.
81 had little hope or getting relief,
but being an electrician by trade. de-
cided to try the treatment of The
ectro-Medical Doctors at their FAIR
mont Institute in the Deveny build
ing.
with very few treatements ] now
find the pain has practically stopped
and get around much better than In
many years. There Is not near the
stiffness to my limbs that there was
before. In fact my work compels mo
to climb poles and do considerable run
ming. ! have done both very strcnn-
ously since taking this treatment with
out i'll effects whereas before my pain
was great when got home.
This Is only the third week have
taken The Electro Medical Doctors
treatment, though three months treat
ment was recommended. can there
fore feel confident OF Increasingly
good results. ADV.