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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

In an address before the joint
session of the legislature Major
General Leonard A. Wood is credited
with saying: "The right motto in deal
ing with agitators is IS. O. s. Ship
or Shoot and also added that they
should be put on a ship of stone with
sails of lead and their first stopping
place should be b." There is
no hint of Mr.. Wood being radical in
the least, but a sane and sensible
person of ordinary intelligence will
consider it not only radical, but non
sensical as well. Whoever heard OF a
stone ship sailing from here to h-.7
A very edifying statement delivered
before dignifed people nc high of
fetal standing and by very honor
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

Wife-Henry you have been drink
ing again.
Henry-You smell the hair-tonic
the barber put on my head.
Wife-Sponge- head!
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

Mayor Smith, of Louisville, says
Louisville people need more "pep."
How are they going to get it with
Sheriff Ross on the job and doctors
allowed to write but 100 prescrip-
tons a year?
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

able official expecting to be elected,
ar at least nominated for a still
higher office. 1t can readily be seen
why the money power is behind Mr..
Wood.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

If our young womer were as in
terested in the book "The care OF the
home," as they are in the bcok what
a young woman ought to know" they
would be a greater benefit to their
mothers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

The corsetless figure is the style
for spring, say fashion magazines.
Judging from the width of our streets
it will be a case of "you let me by
this time and I'll let you by the next"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

Girls, if you are thin, and want to
weigh more, have your butcher weigh
you on his "meat" scales.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

There lis possibility that the rea-
son that negro at Memphis can burn
things in persons hand is that he
has been drinking Southern "hot
shot"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

can't see why all.of the mission
aries are sent abroad, when some OF
them are so badly needed in "Nlil-
waukee."
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

Mt. Sterling may turn out more
spool sharks" than our suburban"
neighbor of Owingsville, but you have
to hand it to that little Hamlet" for
turning out Al bankers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

"Pessimist" Clerk-How do you
get this beautiful chocolate coloring
in this soda water without putting
any chocolate in it?
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22
FACTS and FANCIES
by Mack)

John d. Rockefeller isn't going into
bankruptcy. He has bought himself
an Electric.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

The reason the "present day"
young man does not tip his hat to the
ladies is he is afraid he will muss up
his beautiful "pomp."
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

Oliver Lodge is determined to put
a little spirit" i'm every home. But
Oliver, ii isn't the kind we men folks
want.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

aries are sent abroad, When some OF
them are so badly needed in "Aiil,
waukee."
"Pessimist" Clerk-IIow do you
get this beautiful chocolate coloring
in this soda water without putting
any chocolate in it?
Oliver Lodge is determined to put
little Spirit in every home. But
Oliver, ii isn't the kind we men folks
want.
Smoots-A woman can't keep a
secret.
Gilley-I knew one that did. I told
her one, but she died in ten minutes
of heart trouble.
Smoots-That explains it.
Dear Editor Facts and Fancies) !:
Do you think it is any harm for
girl to flirt with a man7-Anxious !
No, but be consistent. Be posi-
tive he is married.
Most Of our present day young
men think that "college bred" means
"loaf."
If they raise the landlords"
taxes in proportion to the rent they
are charging some Of the 'poor
things" will have to sell out.
The "over-sea boys" have another
"firing" line to face. It's in front
of Hazelriggs'.
The reason the "present day"
young man does not tip his hat to the
ladies is he is afraid he will muss up
his beautiful "pomp."
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22
cox HEADQUARTERS

have been established in Rooms 1, 2
and 3, The Seelbach, Louisville, where
Democrats who want to see a winner
nominated will be welcome. Come in,
write or telephone.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

The "over-sea boys" have another
"firing" line to face. It's in front
of Hazelriggs'.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-04-22

in
will to the San Fanc&o connuo
hsr n ~pr nd urges oausnh these
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
KEMP HOPES
To GET COAL
FOR THECITY
Present Supply Continues
Low, Although 400 Tons
May Come in Soon
CONSUMERS MUST
TAKE ANY Size

Renewed hope was expressed Today
by Robert ID Kemp. who has been
selected D. ihc coal dealers of One
city 90 act as fuel distributors lhat
suffering from Lack of fuel may Doe
lNeried. He did not hesiiale lo ad-
mii. however. That ihc situation was
not NE brightest and reiterated thut
inH pub. NIIl IIHfr FOO .N-nI 'nIfn ,u
conserve coal as much as possible.
Mr.. Kemp said uu supplies OFT coal
mad been received in Mimin-i0n for
.yerll days. but That hc was On track
of 900 tons of "hrOken cOlI which
Dee hoped i0 obtain early next week.
"B'ok coal trade Term for an
ihrlciic which has not boon sorted.
but runs In AN sized Jumps. Her
again, hc fuel distributor emphasized
That DO 3, impossible, at present at
least io supply consumers With spo-
cialy desired sizes and That they must
Doe satisfied with what can Doe had.
"Of course. ] know 70 's difficult i0
burn some sizes uf coal boz some fur
naces or stoves. but % often can bD
done If more attention b. paid io iir-
ing said Mr. Kemp. "We may even
have 90 Doe satisfied with supplies ol
soft coal as portions of New ENGLAND
and Zoe Middle west are doing
According tO press dispatches There
has been decided slump In price.
of soft coal the past several days
and 10 now Is quoted as low as 81
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
COX HOPES TO
SAVEHIS PARTY
Says Democrats May Be De-
feated, But Haven't
Surrendered
AS PROUD AS WHEN
CAMPAIGN STARTED

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. O. United
Press l-Govcrnor iaWps A. Cox. sp-
nwontly undismaycd by The rout of
iho Democratic forces 40 ihc polls On
Tuesday indicated today that he VIII
attempt io renrganize the nare N
which he is me head. for political
combas in me future.
Nls first slep along this line was a.
make n plain mat he does moi be-
licVc the Democratic party win cease
to exist as me result or Is over
whelm'nE defeat
Talk Of a new party is absurd. M
said
Showing lhai his. nshilng snirH has
moi been crushed lie Governor char
lciuril-d ine elsci ON result a. "a ,le-
feat bQi nni a "-ulre NOR.
TN snrt \ 2w O. proud - when
tho light started. hc said ~ would
not rrlrace step nor yleld a singlc
lui in principle. 10 was nrfVil a,
lu make inr contest for lh- right in
ihe face Uf overwhelming odds. There
Is a distinct difference between defeat
and surrender The Gag OF Democracy
sun ilies ts tho symbol OF things more
enduring 'han The passions and resent
menis that come with The Aftermath
Of war
so long as government exists tho
principles or 1nomls Jefferson Uil
Dc the center about which human
hopes will gather Talki OF "a nc,,
party Is absurd One misht as We'll
discuss thr destruction 0f human
emotions. As essential as % has becn
iu tte Welfare of ihe past. the creed
LOT Democracy is more needed now
than ever because recent cv niS
have made u distinctly The Americas
party"
Coxs statement was the nrst since
election day.
10 {, ihc belief OF The governor that
The overwhelming dcn'ai viii resuA
during iho next four years. In a party
more united than ever before. The
/ Democrats realizing that their hope
f0r any future success lies in COM
ptte unity
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
NIGHTPROWLER
IN ninth WARD
Numerous Attempts at Rob-
berry Are Made by Fellow
Who Escapes
POLICE HAVE
HIS DESCRIPTION

Night providers have caused consid-
cradle alarm In The west end OF the
Ninth Ward. This week. and several
complaints hav. been made 20 the po-
lice department. but so FAR no arrests
have been made. although special
officers have been assigned 10 Chat
territory.
$50 house has been actually cnlcr.d
.O lar a- is known. but numeruu. ai-
tcmpis have been made i0 gain en-
trance by pryIns open back Kitchen
door. or windows
Do one house. near rweniy-thIrd an
Washington sire Is. dining GROOM
window Was opened but the burglar
was scar u away ny lhc return hum
or young man living next door.
Another house near Twenty y-sccond
street and Boulevard. was NIslicd
and iho thief iS said Oh have inserted
a knife blade between the upper and
lower window s1slc- and attempt d
io throw ihe window fastening. 4
woman Twins next door. suffering
with Insomnia. heard ihc noise and
going 90 her bedroom window. threw
ilashlight on ih man, who ran
away
Ralph scniman. Twcnly-nrsl and
Jefferson Sire f-. roiurnoid home air
Thursday night ard seeing light 100
ilc nar of ihc house. went around
back and found 20 man with "a f1si-
liuli who vns 0ndtaNOring tO pry
open ihe kitchen door.
As Aif seminar -ieppl1 un on inc
porch the nr0Nlrr Jumped nvr ih,
Continued on Page TwO)
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
WILSON OPPOSES
PARDON FOR DEBS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6 united
Press President Wilsos is strong
ly opposed 20 nardonins Eugene ".
Dcbs Socialist candidate Tor Presl-
dent. who is serving a term in Inc
Atlanta prison FOR violating the
espionage acf. O. vas learned on 9u-
thOrity today.
II IS very unlikely, 10 was 3tdei
that Debs will be pardoned durns
Wilson's term In oflce. This sets ~
resi- reports that Debs is scheduled
FOR early release.
THE Attorn General O. was stated.
has urged that Debs be released but
the President has taken the position
that Oebs is not in the same class as
me so-caued political prisoners al
ready freed. The President feels That
IL Debs were pardOned others like
n him would feel free In event of an
other war lo spread sed .ion AZ eeN
as they wish in belief that If convict
ed they would be pardoned.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
NO CHANGE YET
IN'PHONERATES
Utilities Board Fixes Public
Hearing for Friday Night,
Nov. 10
COMPANY SHOWS
CITY REVENUE

THE Diamond State Tclephona Com
pany. again last nirht made aprlica-
tiun of the Board of Public Uulii,
Commissioners for permission 60 in-
crease iis rates. The request nas
discussed 40 sOme length Dy the
board, which finally fixed Fridl
night NnNtl,ber 49, Tor a public hear
inz Ou go, ms,t p.
As the iurisd ctlon OF the BOARD r.
confined io the city and iha pr Ni0us
request of iuc company hld been
d'u'd ECltuS' lhe data c0utg1 i n
% Is 40 revenues and cXpenlI owes.
in'ludoI iGiilory outside of ihe fil'
TIE new application made last
night gave figures for the company 's
operation In Wilmington alone, al-
though the Increase boz telephone
rates asked remained as before
All five members OF the commits
secretary. read the telephone COM
panys plea.
Comm ssioncr German at FIRST mON-
ed that permission be giNfn the com
pany 90 continue the rates granted on
February last. which are now in
force These rates Otherwise would
expire on December T. Point was
made that the company plans 90 i'm
stall the automatic system of tfle-
phone calls, by which 70 Will hc en-
abled l0 reduce IFS overhead charges
rr ally. and That once the Increased
rates were grantd % would Doe dIfli-
cult 10 bring about a reduction.
After an extended discussion. Mr.
/ German withdrew hi, muNinn and
Continued ON Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
MAS0NS
HAVE CELEBRATION

Special 90 The Evenings Journal.
sEAFORn. NoN 6. Na-ons of Hope
Lodge. so. q, Laurel and Gclhscmane
Lodge. 80. % Reliance. Joined win
ihe Nason~ of Hiram Loare. So "a,
of this town. Thursday night, in cele-
braiing the iCslh Masonic birthday NJ
George Washington THE celebration
took place In the Masonic Temple,
scaford. and ihc rooms NJ ihc build
ing were crowded. Besides members
from ihe three above .odlD-. vs'nrs
were present from many other Ma
sonic lodges An appropriate pro-
gram Was presented opening win
ihe reading of communication from
Grand Master OF Delaware William
3D. Highneld. Of Wilmington. IN which
he called attention to ihe reason Tor
holding the celebration. Worshipiul
Master uf Hiram Lodge, Dr. Harrison
NJ Manning. then introduced James
NJ Tunnel. of uOric Lodge, No W.
NlH,Wc. who made am address
aulne.1 ne Nu-NIr.Iun i iui,
soldier. man lud Mason. His address
,,as f1lioNcd by the singing %
cAmorica." after (which the Rev b
~. Ruley. M phionihropic Lodge No.
lGs. New Market. Nd. spoke.
This was followed by ihc reading
in unison 10 "rho American Greed.
hy am The members present. hlri
which the Res, j II. Thornton, oil
Geih-rfnlu. lodc' $40 2S ! ii'nr'
made brief address. Then followed
singing NJ the "Ralilo Cry NJ Free
dom and a talk by Past Grand
Master William p. Nllllent. of Hone
Lodge. so. s. Laurel Refreshments
Nerr served
Evening journal., 1920-11-06

Lester Rep. iG7: Prall. DEM. i57. Los
tis majority co.
ThIrlocntf Representative district.
Corbt Rep, 9i2 Grassland, Dem. SOB
Corbits majority. az.
Fourteenth Representative district.
Lee, Dem. 593; Hutchinson. Rep. ii9
Lee's majority. Ia
Fifteenth Representative district,
Siaals Dem. A9; ll0dgsOn. Eep.. i61
Stdais majority, lJ2.
Levy Court Fifth district. Buckson
Dem. 2lj9; Baiion Rep. 2ji7. Buck
sons majority. PIP.
seventh district. Collins. Dem. Sii
Money, Rep. G6G. Collins majority
The assessors elected in the various
hundr d. We're as follows.
Brandy wine Alcssimer Rep
Chr SET lana-Cheney. pep.
Mil Creek -Worrau. Rop.
White Clay Greek Mullen. Bcp.
New Sterling. Rep.
pencaicr-D Dayelt. Dom
Rcd Lion--SWan. Rep.
st. eOrgcs-llIller, Dem.
observation-disclosures. Rep.
Blackhird Marker. Dem
Inspectors elected were:
Brandywine-lludson. Rep: Taliey
nem.' Rice, R.p.; Talley, Rep; Nil
ler Rep.
Christiana - Galloway. Newlin
Campbell, Dilworth, Buchanan, Nixol
and Reuss. all Republicans.
Mil Crcek-McCOOl Jr, West an,
Croft an Republicans
White Clay Creck-LoVelt. Rep
WiddOes, Dem, and Kemp. Rep.
New Casilc-Grubb, Req; Gillon
Rep; Rambo. DEM: Howard. Dem.
Losb'r, Rep.
( peneader-suddard, Rep. and John
son. Dem
Red Lion-Eope, Rep. and CLARK
Dem
81. Georges-Reynolds. Wilson
Beaston and kecgan. AN Democrat.
Appoquinimink-T King and
I. King, Jr., q publicans.
Observation-Disclosures and Dono
can. Democrats.
According TO the official canvass q
the election Of Tuesday by Chief Jus
tice Pennewill and Judge Rice ther
we're 1887 votes cast in Wilmington
OF this number the Republican Pres
Dental electors received 26,s42, Will
the Democratic presidential electoi
received 1886. The vote of the 5,
oialists showed "A gain over 1916. n
highest vote cast for that party in tl
city on Tuesday being S34 The higl
est Prohibition vote in the city wa
626, while the Single Tax party r,
eeived 80 votes, and the Independent
90.
When Chief Justice Pennewin a,
iourned court at g o'clock last ev,
ming until this morning, the iudg,
had ten districts in rural New Cast
county remaining TO canvass The o.
fetal canvass showed the vote in th
city TO be as follows;
Democratic electors-Gray, 1885
4 Continued On Pee Elgh1
Evening journal., 1920-11-06

two more wounded In an attack by
SInu feincrs on the coast guard sta
zion at Union li.ll
\ creamery was burned and several
houses destroyed hy a police reprlsal
raid at hallynOte. In revenge for ihe
murdr of a. member OF the Royal
Irish Cunsl3bulary.
Many Irish towns were % ing isola-
ted hy withdraw OF railway train
service. ClnrellaliOns OF trains ON the
North Kerry line. Cork dispaicf
said isolated Raihkeal. New Castle,
West AhhaNfcale. Listoweli and n7'iv-
bunion. only one train was len, n
lhe run between Cork and Ballyru.hy
Deserted police barracks at kilmi-
hill We're burned
Their were no further details of
thr Evening Stars report yesterday
Chat ~ black and ians had been KILLED
hy mach ne-eun fire in Sim Fen
ambush near hallynalc No Official
announcement hae been made by ih,
Irish ONCE and efforts 90 get more is-
formation about the reported ambLs,
were unsuccessful
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
HARDING To
VISIT TEXAS
And INSPECT
CANAL zone
viii BE Greeted by Booming
of Cannon at Army Posts
Enr0ute
WILL CONSULT AL
ON FOREIGN PROBLEM

on BOARD HARDlNG's SPECIAL
ENROUTE TO POINT lSABFf. Tex.
Nov g. United prsss. .l-prcsidcni-
elect Harding LEFT Marion This morn
ing for his nrst vacation after
nearly years steady campaigning.
wgi,h began is the nrst days of tho
primary nght.
Mrs Harding. who has been liter-
ally li her husbands side n every
public appcaranee he has made during
mat time. accompanied him. A small
group of their most intimate friends
also went along
The booming of cannons will greet
Harding whenever. .he appears ai army
posts along me Rio Grandc during MS
vacation 40 Point Isabel Texas Tbs
army posts wiz nrs the n gun pra-
s'u'ula salute flr Harding un1rr
special orders OF secretary Baker.
The Presidential salute Is an I'M
posing and costly aTair
Before leaving senator Harding an
n0uncrd that DE would give no con-
sideriicn 10 the selection of a cahl-
net during his vacation. Neither viii
| Doe think much about any problems Of
| his approaching administration.
The prosidcnt-elect wants 10 set on
/ his Old golf logs and walk over he
links with nothing on mis- mind but a
little White ball. TIE may gci In sOme
hunting and fishing also.
Many requests Tor speeches have
come In but Harding has declined
practically am OF them. lie Nlll have
tO make q few stops but as a general
Continued on Page Eignh.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
CETY'S HEALTH Is
GOOD THIS WEEK

Health conditions in Wilmington ar,
cpiionaiiy good. according io ihc
weekly report Of Secretary Franlz
~ ihe BOARD of Health
Will tWo deaths have suited dur-
ing lnH week from scIr'r. fever. OBJ.
number of now cI-.- ul trdnsmis-l b.
di-eHsr- is below That lf Co., pre-
NIuu- week only one case Of scar
Dot f.vor. one OF diphlhoria and -oV n
OF Nho0p.ng cough were reported
The total number of deaths poe
parted was 20 The corresponding
Ncrk of Inst year 33 deaths were re-
ported Th.rly-fyr marriages and 39
births were recorded. l- compared
with "a marriages and % births dur
ing The corresponding week OF la-l
year.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06

LONDON Nov United Press. .)-
Guerilla warfare WAS reported today
from ,lrI0u, parts of ireland Despite
police r.prlslls. the Snn fc ncre wore
continuing 90 attack and ambush
forcos of soldiers and "hlack and tans"
according iO adNlccs received here.
A Cork dispatch said That 2OO Sim
fclncfS had been surrounded hY a
larga body of troops near MlcROom.
where they surrendered Tho dis
patch failed 90 make clear whether
nghiing preceded the surrv ndcr NJ
the rebels
Fierce nehtins was said lo have
taken place when "a detachment or
troops was ambushcd near Edge
worihsioNn Tho casualties We're not
given
TWO soldiers were reported Go have
been Killed and two cN liam. wound
cd during a series OF raids ON The
homes and salhcrlng places of Sim
Fcincrs I'm Dublin. Many Of The raids
were featured hy gunnvhis between
the Irish and tle soldiers.
\ mrss1g from uuh. N stated mat
a British marine had been Killed and
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
WEDDING PARTY
IN NEAR SMASH

DOVER. Nov 6.-An automobile
c,rryIng wedding party lo HOLY
MIS- run nio by q heavy truck coming
south ON State street but stopped in
lme lO prevent other Than damaging
%. side nf lhr ear
The bridal party got out OF iho ma
chine and were helped into another
ear after which They proceeded io
Holy Cross Catholic tfurch where
they were married by the Rev J. g..
Cumishcy. The ronirlcling PARTIES
We're Miss Mary h0derine. Of ntar
Dover and John Hudock. OF Marcus
Mnnk. Pa.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
WOULDATTACK
GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE

"As long MS Poland exists we can
count ihe Germans on our side
don't Ike ihc Germans but we had
better use them Than abuse them
They are our natural allies. By pas
slNe MS stance Ie ga Versailles treaty
they can keep Europe In a state of
uncertainty and r-tlessness which is
The best atmosphere Don which 10 con-
duct propaganda among the workers
and bring about revolution.
'fflnrr '- nnr rrrlie-l enemy Hs
irs Ing io stabilize Europe. in liais
b. lye ciu. proluca a revolution when
fttff Nf Ike hut We are working with
I the Germans who want lo get c0ntro
of Italian Industry
Evening journal., 1920-11-06
TODAY'S TFWpERATInr
Red Cross Workers
to Meet Monday

All volunteer workers of the Red
Cross. who are going 10 help With
the Fourth Roll Call, are asked 10
meet at headquarters, 9ii Delaware
avenue, at n o'clock, Monday
morning.
Instructions and supplies Will he
given nj that ims and from th "a
on the campaign will begin 10 get
actively under way.
All Team captains and workers
10 attend this meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-11-06

thier Justice pcnnew'll and lidse
Rico shortly before noon Today CON
cluded lhe official canvass OF Tues
davis election for Tins county. The
onicial count In the two lower coun-
ties was completed Thursday.
The official lic in the entire state
shows ihai Hriing- major o. 10 Del
aware WAS 1880. Colonel William
D.. n.nnry. Republican was elected
Governor bog majority of lO.o5i ana
nr Caleb h Layton, was reelected
CONGRESSMAN hyl a majority OF iis20
lohr J.. Wright ran ahead Of his
ND.,i Zoo New Castle County 2citlng
ue banner vote of the Republican
lciei. Air. Wright was reelected
CLERK OF the Peace by a majority Of
fSOl3 nNcr Mrs kcOgh. the only
woman candidate on ihe county ticket
The high official vols in New Castle
county for an eloctOr on The prohibit
iidn ticket VAS $40; Socialist ~
: ngie Tax. 3D. and lndcp ndent. 93
Walker. socialist candidate Tor Con-
aress received 1868 votes In New Gas
be-. county. and Ennis. Independent
party candidate for Congress, i9l
votes. The Socialist candidates for
other Stat. offices In New Castle
fNMIIN INNNANfN ANN ANiANM AAr WIZ
For Governor Conner. 1924, Liruten-
ant-GoV rnor. Thompson. i0i6: Statg
Treasurer. COYerman, go. Auditor of
Accounts, Brennan, 9il, lnsuranc,
Commissioner. Conner. 962. The Pro
hibillonists had only one candidate on
llAs state ticket outside OF electors
and that was Smcdley for Auditor of
Accounts who received 1880 vOics 10
Now Castle county.
The total official vote In New Castle
county for the various county offices
was as follows; - .,
prolhonOiary ary-BOyce, ID, 23.S9l' Hof-
fecker r.. 81 060 Honecker's major
CLERK on the Peace-Mrs Ktogh, D
n i59: Wright r, 39is2. Wrlght'
.maiOrity 1903
Receiver Of taxes Morrow, ID, 2i.
so: Burris, r, 363l3. Burris major
.tv. n,523.
Comptroller -Niyin. D. 2i,295; Shaw
r. 3lO0l. Shaw's majority, i2ess.
Sherin-Dickey. d. 2i2o6; Gould, r
B726i Gould's majority, 1905.
Coroner-Kane. d, 2i2i2; Bullock
r. 3125i. Bullock's majority, i5UH
TOday's canvass showed the vote 70
senator In the sixth Senatorial dis
trict 90 be as follows: Mclntlre, ID
IRIS Evans. r., i255. Mclntire's ma
iori.y. %
Representatives - Twelfth distrlc
Evening journal., 1920-11-06

LONDON. Nov. 6 United ss)-
Russias next move in IFS plan 90 Boil
shovise the world viii be 10 attack
Great Britain and France through
their colonies. according io a dispatch
from HolsmgfOrs today quoting a
speech hy Premier Lenlne.
"Wc can use iudiciuus propaganda
In North Africa and lnla' lonin.
was Ulolod as having .lld. we ale
liready WORKING powerfully In those
directions. The Polish rAtl- fll-
,lfr4 ~ more imperative Team CAralsal
trr le0n un our pri-tice We musi
NOW do our utmost ln crust Mrlngei
pOland's turn viii come llitr