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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

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motive far ing e1,-Ds- TIE s--.-3on Is
from - u Zoe roGs @.-arn t.1e nearest
farm house add Eu-<1lz.1 makes MS
hnne II -ne building Earl -1l-s eve
mig EEEosn Case enc II the aaEa-
bDrs. heard noise n I-ae d5-az15r1 Of
t1se sra1en MITIGATING Ia1az here was
Z--yabie -te-s and cten ne hez-r5 me
agE- cry OIL Gel 8Gt q rers" I-aEzr
Case and others -1ea = reach Enz-1t-z
81 -tls 7sssphnas AMI when They r.
caIred Ii nsalE they waE u the szz-
-5an EaEr 9sfsr@ Inc arrival af nae
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lis hsz1
T5rkr1 e<Ire aocnec
The aged nazs heaG ha.6 been
crushed WIZ Z c2E5 found 1eaz.-E z7E
tae botv Was covered WIKI alunC.
7 Vas TApc--=a aE- III sEanzlR-
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s-as1 wnen = ezne y and = zr1e
ER1e- N sE--z Gea5-head 1ass=-1-e=r
tan was Gagged az ing szalsn by =
nan and woman. The rain crew
w~ar1 4 10 finn En1-ik-u here ABOUT
me TINE 1-aa1 7z1e neagaoo-S I'D L
was believed 1-za1 ire appez-zlcE If
ne STATION and ne oeEE tsa1 EuI--
I'm TAD aesn szr-ar.k acwz 81 the 9f2--
furrn and -.1az ms aoGv had been
-aaen INSIDE
Er.--xz1 CINE as-e Eun he Md
de west aauuI 80 Tez-s aEo and he
WIS far su-1s 1zIoe s-E-ul agent e.
S-a-1naa ELS orlsv known ra3a--Te 8
a ss-z- MISE EdE1A Ez---asn q Cor
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
} to | Vote for Anti
Alien Land Law
Measure In California

san F-alC1scn- Cal. NGv- +-CA-i-
f1rnla by 4 vD1r 81 fal-,ae n CIR pzss-
aa the ~A11z- Alien Land Law" a
MEASURE 3zrnnea - -est-or. tenure
Of lana br 1er-RsE m2assiR al8sns.
The measure rnrenzaF YVES r1e sl5-
jcr- Of zz1ir-1a-3c exchanges be
zrzrr the Sta1s department and the
.1a3aaese 1z-ggn aAce Returns
from 5416 Of me stazas 6154 2re-
Gees -Esaay showed 4SS.8l@ E0lac =
ABORT the IsasE-e- wz-l So 81
against K
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

-r,s.,ssa5 u ksr1snec .TaE-1Rza
-,.ru .larza. NcT- 4-ThsI Nelson
ri 8a.~lsg was kzl2ea sulsioe uf re
arw auw-a 4 rhe Sugar Bern woo1s
n ne -aaada -3aa- ann thar me 7o-s
srie. Joa1 4 Burke had against tire
-ull7'as.-..3 laa were dorssss 1ae
~.a.s VI 2z-sl21 I'D prove sz3d
-1lr-T s--z--sv Edward r Merrill
Il Siscwns-zl Thursday aarepoon n
snn-...szz1g ne Ju-y II me case Of TIE
r-.n ms 1u-.5s- of Nssscn N Ba--
81 II ms 11gn1 Of Get Ia That the
auras Dang Ear-e-Es wou-c have been
rB-rs ea11-a 1zr Tl7e crime af winch
slrEn agw stands Accused. TIE Sia-a
z-sB az-ta1ds- s1age Scgl- wIssor IL
a1---Euu e presiding
EEw E1pei-zs 17r 1zzeras1 II me
nl.-nar caE- winch has a-agsea
-.--Esn -ne Eood ps-- q TWO Gays
.n-..st sat mo ne -scsrus sssssun
.Esd Thursday a-tgy-aprn- when re
a--n.:sisss m Inc ~lase- s. n Number
re-e ca-len br County A-1agnsv Me--
"a a-T Few we're absent and When
II iuur me u men. women ann sTgn
alc-sn --zzsss1 their -g-1r hands 10 be
VIII q 1ael- number was zIazs,S
IN -nars w=-e VERY few les1 seated II
n. euU,-t ,'sn-.
se deputy sheriff af Jack-1aa
4.G-z~a.icr Sal Al cay BESIDE the bar
ul E1d TAD himself BACK Ind fkz---lgi
mes ne rEzd notes en- the test
IA ana -asa aEaza. es.--ii&ssiea re-
.Gl-ss ar zlSP benefit OF LIZ C.nurssz.
l-s 5.g-se- sgfAsaE inside the counsel
-alIns. appeared promptly each tine
aunn sFr agsezz1- oT rouxr and a,sEEa-
ID v1.1 LIE clQsEs1 attention ID the
mir E-acea5zr@
SluIts M E1nsz interesting 2s-saE =
---.anuanua ii T-7e Thursday aizEr1oan
7asslur was 1d-s- Zaa Ra--ssy. widow
rs murdered Nelson VI Ezr-5sr
('le appeared \ court shorty aSE-
N HrHs---, CARRIED n tire despest
arr Ars. Esa--3ey sR- 1cr Ia nns.
- F~z agw1cast ezsz Fer smart
7iacE -azI1e- hal enhanced 1E-
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'as-,TrDs u nlack added 10 her genera
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Es@lrs = 1aTrs Became -sessaEa E7cs
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Il VIZ ha- wzs1ia ha-dIr hare -scog-
r.zsa -i7u--SSiaz n Izis cnmeiy- ST.
aniv 1-assad wUnEr- me Tsaze-kacez
7TsE,.a-o- II Ias7 winter
-g--iuaer o. Pane S-Cci.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
Oklahoma, Missouri and TeQnes-
see Added to Republican Total
in Electoral College
Montana Also Probably Republican :
So in Senate to ST for Democrats
Republican Total Of 2S5 in House
Against 135 for Democrats

New York Nov An almost record smashing ELECTORAL
FOe Tor Senator Harding topping mark and Republican
1aao1es o. than the and 80 m the
Hose assured from virtually complete returns trniy-
from Tuesdays elections With 1he Democratic rungiolds Of
oklahoma Missouri and Tennessee definitely swept INTO the r.
punacan ranks by the crushing victory the Harding
Coolidge Ticket rad $50 Of four from Mon
WHARF Republican state ticker was VICTORIOUS and The
presidential ticket ahead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Northern New England Partly
cloudy F-i6aE, Saturday 1alr. cool
Southern Ncw England Far FRI
5av and SATURDAY uodeT-aea tsI2e-a-
Ire
Easl ar1 Kew : 5-k- Far n soEza-
e5ondv and coole- Z nur-e1 F7-lcAE-;;
Saturday FIR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

party seems Ia hare t-,eBied AZ -vr.
ID 1915
The -x=ssr hasa 4 o. 7s.sss WA
- 1oT7s Ealing - rapport thar vrr..
Inc results Is zaascazzea EuuSc BE-
Yes 4S6-s-e- Nc zz--s-s
The Tose arTaazzy 1a8rEax4d r-ps-.-
sf111z1E lis Of TnE US ureci,r.S
~as- Yes EeESzz; Da za7 e..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
I Corrected Vote In
Missouri May Elect
q. @. P. Congressman

- -GuIs Nc. Sor- G-D1scpT.--cs
-1-s = ~ Gs1r lac5or Of re xEste
~r.r.44nd ana Clark ErnEes naS
AaEht -.'e result IF lie cnnS-eE
'''' -zc- r he FIRST Missouri Dis
@7Inz1E Democrat. 11sread Of
x - .ss1s.G -E- aoou1 -Ra Ega<
Ie a s,sa1E-'z- rs-Jrhisc2-. On -.5e
org 9 --z7-,,s ,r1rn 3ps ~ "a pre-
% lE--- arirlas and nK--zy zagfn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
sen. HALE TOGO
WITH HARDING ON
TRIP

Portland Me NoT- A. SsEazlr-
r--ae1ck Haze las zcCspIad an m
vsSzcsun n acccupR1T President
Elect Harding IN hrs Tzca-nn IT'D
n ysxs and PanEna Ee viii
1aare her. -Eymor-1w TOR Aa-1r u
scll Mn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

Fargo. X d. Nox 4-Elec--cn Of
DR. z r Lzad Republican zad
Sor-Fa-rssaa LeaSzze choice as sena-
.or .-un North LAX De was cnncssE-
ed la-e focRv by Swznhsor1 Johnson
chairman 81 ire Democratic stale
cunu7rrs-e L.a3c's opponent was <
Il Perry lem pcrss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

Tia outlook Is faF generally 1Az-
weg-ae- F--aar AMI SATURDAY II -7e
sz-a-ss east If ne ls2ssasssa -5Vs r1Sar.
WINDS north 81 Sg-d1 nook waia
Dc fresh west. parity c30BEE weather
ET'r1lsRn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

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q hsEsrarzr were -e,urs-a
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

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marched Is lse EARRING r'sssl dsz'acs-
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az 12e GA2a-El The -1A--l2s
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a1 t-7H5 9f Mz-,En- women employees
q Ise Az-11n SFsszn SsauTEa t1szn-
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other cZ-4es Eae-f-s IN A1s-
P,res1ceI aI-elsgs and Mrs. tzG-----lE
a--st reviewed te1s TsAz-are rs II 7ass-
&C t41s 1-aHt porch ann then personal
y g-'.szz.a -11e DazN-1ars as TAssT 5-z6e
ra1ks and assembled 81 he AVN
VII virtually N appointments m
rs arrag-a-z NJ Harding dsrgrsa
rEsGav - Cleaning ID Ess a1a--s here
= preparation fur ms vacation TIP
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raspur1encs -e-l3ea % DAzT 1sas-
Ezns af cungz-1lR1snr and 4R-z N
me a1-E-1oun -1sstsd his hank ta- I1s
s-yr -ne II sETs-as Eeeks-
Deaz5ec arrangements 1ar me Il
eaz1en -1n announced -oEaE- sfgE
1ssRt -1anss WHO VIII 60 along WIZ the
o-esiasnt-eierz and has VIE include
SF1z-aTS E-snzgazEsen II View
jersey ERza Of Mime EAls =.
MeE Tz--zzz; Edward Z AcLEzs-s-
Washington pEAlIs4Er- EAy-y ID
0aEgae--T- E2-Mn- EXPERIMENTATION
MANAGE George z. Christian d--
Mr. Eaz'a-agts sHr-H-z-y- Lr- q Z
SAWYER rs 1zLlr physician JlG-
sar c Te1izrH- publicity G1-Er1a-
II Fza-1nE aeAdGaa--s-x- a-se Ma
calm Jennings attached ID ne bead
ala--g-x The ETrsz II sszsssz2 II
1aes= men VII aEsuE1pz1y hem and
sHa sfa1og-a1hesz = secrsI s=-T-acs
saa-a aad a dozen 7rwspAps@e1
WI cp-l1sse he part
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

NBTemoT x 2w
Hnn- wzl Z Hays
Republican Na-aHral CarrI--s<
- W-r 4stn Street.
View Ezrk City
The SH-10n ewes Al rrn-ssasu--zs.g.
'dear " S-zlt1Is n ron 1ar ne szo.---
CHS Tat7Ery WOE -ar -A-ne-1czzssr, sr
Eae Republican Parry under y1zr mag
rznC2-- leadership Caag-aszfH-an,.z
wzrs1oUt END Z Was ysc-luus VIC
-rT
F-sdes1c L Fa-Kn-rH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

Forecast 1ar Boston and vlc1lzTE
Far F-IGzT ana SEzz-'daT- noosz'a-s
TEN Dsraz1zIra- fresh zTsas'1 sz''iT wza%1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

2zssz1mxnar. Msch Nov. So E-z
Jane johnson. Republican. ms bean
escz-ea saer.r Of Huscurun0r
ruzu.v- sz,e defeated water Card
ner Democrat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

5z7Ec- Ne. T3r The saylp-rr-
-k=is-s-zzns II a1n=-z1l4z1sors S,.s.-e sen
IN "Wednesday by Es~-@lec. Pa-k-
hI--s1 II P-=suznz-e3sr- Ezz--snr uz5
Es2 Z Ears chairman II the e.
Publican Sa-nnHl cEsrr,.zyz4as-
Enn- Warren G. Ea-5Ea-.
Marion. Cnin
4nspire1 1T r7u- candidacy r@e e.
21snEan pay-T aEs arssFrv sd -Arne-ar-s,
sDTs-eaElzT anu ADE1uz IDEAS zzr
condemned me 1e-nor-z-1r nna-arrzr-
ls--a-oun II Washington ana the 1sr-
t--'s--ztzale ca-n11AzEn Methods OF 1e-nu-
c--az1c National organization azd Can
GiGH-Hs Maine Espu-riScz-s 5air n
crnE-z-, 4Ez4uns - ire nation am
pledge uf luEz1 supper % rur 5zr7nx
rsu- administrator
Frederic Il 7arkar-r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
MURDER AND ROBBERY AT EMBDEN'|
ShIisa Agent cisbbed
b Death and Tjeket
Office Rifled

2 ollie G Hold Trio OF
Youths Said 70 Have
Confessed TO Staying
Agent R 0 bbery
Planned and Killing
Followed Departure
Late Afternoo
Train
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
MARION CUTS
LOOSE IN JOY
over VICTORY
Big Celebration Cen
tiers Around Harding
Front Porch

Senator ana Wife Snake t-znuE srt.,
--a1rrers 81 feassS TSwnsrnen -
Fed Fire A5aer-y ~sr- aznEs arg
All Snrtx " Nease Nasi,s Devices
- Prexine-t-E5e-+ PFan-s-s vsca-
TER ~ ScErr
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
nRING THEM TO THEM SENSES.

IT is high time for the police authorities in the rurs
sections OF Delaware TO gct after truck drivers who
operate their trucks without proper ls al night and
who persist hossine the road both day and night
In these days Of congesied traffic such drivers con-
siitue public and nuisance which should oe
abated a all hazards They should b. arrested and fined
un they are willing 10 give half OF the road to ohcr
travellers and also TO keep the front and tall lights OF
their machines in condition for use
According 10 Wilbur H. Jump superintendent OF
Schools OF New Castle county the distressing accident
which hefell members Of his family near Dover on
Thursday evening due to a truck travelling without
isi1ts That however, is only isolated case OF such
Violation OF he law There many truck drivers who
seem to be irrbued with the thought that there are no
Siiic laws which II Is incumbent upon them 10 obey
and that is The duty OF others who use the highways
10 make the bcs Of conditions which law yioaiors create
What is needed is series Of round-ups to bring such
OF ndcrs 10 their eenses
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
DELAWARE AND WEAPON TOTERs.

40 after, arrest and punish the man. matter
" whether he be white Negro, VINO persists in
carrying pistol other deadly weapon without per
NIT.
During The last year have had several shooting ar
trays in city and State The most recent was
in French street, This city. early yesterday
It Is time 70 break up the pernicous practice n IT is
10 be done there must be active cooperation between
tho public, the poca and the courts
II is incumbent upon a good citizen who l1iows of
man woman who makes u a practice to carry a
deadly weapon 10 inform the police OF the fact to The
end that arrest may be eneced and an example made
And after that arrest has been made the courts should
see to u that proper and effective penalties are imposed
upon the offender.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
MAY IMPORT WOOD
FOR RAILROAD TIES

Owing 10 the unprecedented levels
at which prices OF railroad cross ties
have risen in This country, the Penn
sylvania Railroad has decided 10 in
Vesligate the adaptabilitS OF the hard
woods OF Central md South America
for this purpose. Inquiries have been
started aloRy several lines, not only
10 ascertain how much more cheaply
ties, or the material for ties, can be
purchased in those countries, but
also 90 investigate the' question OF Ia e
longer life OF ties made from tho
southern hard woods. as compared
with lrose made from the North
American native woods heretofore
chiefly used.
Under normal conditions, the Penn
eylvania Railroad system uses from
five million 30 six million cross ties
annually. While oak, the most de-
eirable North American wood for this
purpose, Is becoming rapidly scarcer.
The other available woods in this
country ave a very snort life as ties.
unless creosoted. which adds materi-
ally 10 their cost
The average net cost of railroad lies
ready for placing in the roadbed has
risen fully 100 per cent since the be-
ginning of the war. Existing cOndi-
tions now compel the railroad 10
seek out other markets for the pur-
chase Of its supply.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
FIGURES THAT REPRESENT WORLD SUFFERING

USoUR plus H. plus 80. plus 81. equals 100 The cal
IL culsuon Is a simple one Amy bright youth In the
class In mental arithmetic could make the computation
mean little.
But these numbers represent world OF suffer
ing when learns that they not picked haphazsrd
bm represent the percentages Of normal and under
nourished odren from 10 "a years old In the schools
OF Vienna that would not he bad n the 81 per
cent might be understood TO represent the healthy,
lusiy wcil-fcd and contcnted children. but unfortu-
nately IL does not The four per cent. does.
The figures not based hesrsay ssIesses. but
careful examinations made by ph yscians physicians
who WEN known and qualified practitioners in city
noted for its scientific medical research The examiners
could nd only four children in hundred that could be
oassed as normal Moreover the II per cent does not
represent the most poorly nourshed class II stands
for those whom The physicians were able 10 mark
slightly undernourished" The 20 per cent were still
more undernourfsned and the largest number, SO per
cent moro IN an half OF the entire number examined fell
into the class Of seriously undernourshed~
These figures also indicate why the American Relief
Administration OF which Herbert Hoover is chairman
and which last year fed 100000 children Eastern
Central Europe docs not feel that its work Is finished
Without the aid Of the American Relief Administration
there might be fewer undenoured children in Vienna
and other cities, where 1t has mlnstered but there would
be dead Starvation isn't a word in the
spelling lesson in European schools. II Is actual
peril which the children themselves face. Il Is fate
which many OF them viii he unable 10 escape II America
fails 10 respond 10 Mr. Hoovers appeal
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
PUTTING WILMINGTON ON THE MAE

WJILMINuION continues 10 win recognition as an
w admirable place in which to hold conventions and
conferences OF representative civic professional and
trade bodies
The recent instance OF such recognition came from
the Associated Brick Manufacturers the United States
which, Thursday afternoon, held conference in the
Hotel dupont II attended by men from many
other sections OF the country and many questions Of
acute interest to the brckmskng industry were dis
cussed
we cannot have too many such meeting here They
help to advertise Wilmington in other parts OF our
country and thereby put II the map as progressive
American city which offers many advantages as trade
and resSd'nce centre
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
THAr FIRE pIIic rnnrn1r

(tlN COUNCIL has done well in requesting the Water
~ Department 10 make inspection OF an nre plugs
in our city and TO sec TO IL that they are put in perfecs
working order, and kept in such order in future
Fire Chief Lutz had complained that because Of two
faulty hrs plugs the FIRE at the plant Of the Wilmington
Leather Company last Tuesday morning gained seater
hcsdwsy than IL otherwise would have done.
surely four OF the reat essentials in lighting fire are
adequate water adequate pressure up-todae apparatus
enlceny manned aud nre plugs 70 which lines OF hose
may be attached with absolute assurance that N, water
win now when the valves are turned
To have ay other condition existing in our city is N
maintain condition which moi only is a menace Ia
property. but also 10 human life
onlcals OF The Water Department should experience
pleasure IN cooperating with city Council and the Fire
department in ths exceedingly important matter.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1920
SUPPORT HIM-DoN'T H,MsTRING HIM.

nR WALTER HuLLHEN The new president OF
~ Delaware College and the Womens College OF Della
ware is making quiet but effective survey Of the
financial and other needs OF IN two institutions.
When he has completed that survey we have doubt
he will make series Of constructive recommendations
which viii meet with public approval
Everyone knows that both colleges are in imperative
need Of funds with which to present and prospective
requirements Every dollar Of that money that the Iegs-
ature possibly spare should be appropriated 10 the
furihersnce Of higher education in our State
II Dr. liulhhon is TO succeed president Of the col
lcsos his administration featured by advance
ment on substantially all lines laid down by Dr. Samuel
6hes Mitchell his predecessor and also on lines laid
down by himself
II will be the height OF folly and injustice for the people
Of our Stale to tell Dr. Hullihen 10 go ahead and do
hinss and then 20 have the peoples Legislature bic his
hands BY denying to him the money needed to carry
out IN public VIII
Dr. Hulhen is here He stands ready and eager TO do
ihinss. The people Of commonwealth should get
back OF him and extend the full measure OF their moral
and financial support
Unless they do that IL will mean that they have
brought him here not to him great constructive
educational asent but merely to han,etrng h i'm with
the sword Of Institutional poverty sharpened by egsa-
tive parsimony
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
SIDEWALK ON
M'KEES HILL
Levy Court Orders County
Engineer to Ask Bids on
Contract
NEWPORT PIKE
TO BE REPAIRED

The Levy Court. in special session
yesterday directed County Eng neer
Grubb TO advertise for bids for the
building Of a concrete sidewalk and
surface gutter on McKee's Hill, along
Concord pike. TO Rock Manor ave-
nue.. The building OF the road will
cost $500 more than the amount that
had FIRST been appropriated.
+. NJ. Davis, representing Alfred l.
du Pont, informed the board that Mr..
dupont would permit the encroach-
ment OF the sidewalk and the gutter
! his property. Mr.. Davis said that
| II the sidewalk 'and gutter should be
extended as far as Manor avenue.
some one" probably would have
them continued as far as Blue Ball.
II was decided TO remain within
The original contract FOR the improve
ment OF the Newport pike. The con
tract calls for scarifying, leveling and
rolling and placing stone where nee
essary on the road, but Commissioner
Strahorn suggested dthat stone be
laid along The entire road il the
courts funds would permit Funds
are Hacking for such Improvement II
was brought out. II was intimated
/ that the State Highway Department
will De requested TO take over the
road in the spring.
Prompt settling OF awards in land
condemnation proceedings that have
not been appealed was suggested by
Edward &. Bradford, Jr.. attorney for
the court, a. n means Of exp -diting
work on Section OF the Lincoln
Highway. Action on The proposal,
however. was deferred because there
have been appeals from some awards
and there are other technicalities. II
IS contended that Alexander p. Cor
bit, who was a member OF the con
demnation commission, was not an
impartial juror. as he manages a
farm abutting the section OF the
highway.
County Engineer Charles 4. Grubb
felt that some Of the awards were
higher than they would be under Or
binary circumstances.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
NEITHER A nREAM Nnn 4 nInn1r

66TTrHAT Republican dream OF defeating j. E. McNabb
H. for STATE senator in the Second Senatorial dstric,
of Wilmington painted upon something more sub
slantia than bubble after ALL" says the Dover State
News, OF the leading Democratic newspapers down
the State.
There either dream or bubble in the Sit
uaiion From the time that Representative McNabb won
the Democratic Senatorial nomination. the manhood and
the womanhood OF the district decided that ne never
should 90 10 Dover as their representative
The election returns show how effectively they carried
out hat deSlslon-