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Evening journal., 1920-04-17

Compound and found it wonderful
remedy. | commenced TO pick up al
once and my suffering was relieved. D
have told others about your medicine
and know Of some who have taken it.
am glad to help others all / can. -
Mrs. r.. +. DEMING, 437 W. Lafayette
Ave, Syracuse, n. y.
While Change OF Life is most crit
ical period OF a woman's existence, the
annoying symptoms which accompany
it may be controlled. and normal health
restored by the timely use Of Lydia =.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
Moreover this reliable remedy con-
tains no narcotics or harmful drugs and
owes its efficiency TO the medicinal ex-
tractives Of the native roots and herbs
which il contains.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
UNIONS ON TRIAL
IFrom Ihe wan Street Journal.l

less to say that Congress, playing the
cheapest politics, has played into the
hands OF leaders differing not in kind
from Debs, Fitzpatrick and Foster. but
only IN degree. The thin veneer OK re-
spectabilty was dictated simply by the
usefulness of public sympathy. The
public interest was thrown TO the winds
The moment the union leaders felt they
could disregard public opinion with
impuniiy.
phere is another and better union
than these. one which shall itself raise
the standards Of quality and output
and with them the self-respect OF the
workers. Ne man can continu 10 do
bad work without moral deterioration.
Yet the unions, which havc at last sue
ceeded IN throwing their followers
into the arms Of the I. w. W. in the
railroad strike, have done more to de-
teriorate the character Of the -labor-
ing man" since the passage Of the
Adamson law than all other forces Of
Generalization combined.
II the labor leaders studied produc-
ton, guaranteeing both quantity and
quality, the unions would have behind
them force Of public opinion so stu
pendous that the moral advance, moi
only in the employe but in the en-
pl0yer, would be the greatest step 10
progress civilization has ever made.
This is not to say our critics points not
well taken in the respect that il is bet
ter TO deal with The devil you know
But it must be repeated that the labor
unions, as represented by the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor and the rail
road broiherhoOds, have failed and
that all the people Of the United States
: are now paying the price.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

In an editorial on Monday morning in
these columns It was said:
No law can prevent strikes. But law
firmly enforced can prevent unions. We
sec now that In the hands of weak
leaders, and even Of strong ones. they
constitute a reddy weapon for anarchy.
and That when the railroad strikers go
down 10 defeat. as they mus IL rov-
crnment IS to survive. IL IS the part Of
SAFETY and the public welfare that the
unions should go down with them.
Iheir usefulness has ended
A broadminded commentator SAYS:
Wouldn't the only result of break
ing up legitimate unions be TO drive
tho mass Of laboring men into the arms
OF the j. w. w. and other wild-eyed
radicals which would result 70 worse
confusion and dlsasier?r
TO which IL may be ret0rted: How
much further are they 10 be driven ?
Combinations Of working men as such.
provided they win play fair and ac-
cept the responsibilities OF citizenship
Incumbent upon US all. are to be en-
oouraged and protected in their I'M
doubted rights. But such combinations
when they are openly IN restraint OF
trade, exempted from the laws which
govern other combinations, resorting Ia
conspiracy and boycott whenever they
can do SO with impunily, denying The
risnt or The free citizens 10 perform
the task uiey reject. are themselves
50 lar on the way 10 joining the ranks
OF the 1. w. W. that they have ceased
10 pe unions ana have become a CON
spiracy against the community.
Ihis has been the result OF power
without sponsibiity, and 10 is nee,
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
nE,LTHiN BUSINESS.

a BUSINESS man walked into a doctors Once the
n other day.
lie looked IN the pink OF condition
Il want a thorough physical examination" he said
The doctor accommodated him. Heart was sound
lungs healthy kidneys and all the other organs unc-
tioning properly.
You're the most splendid specimen rye seen In long
time" said the doctor.
"rhanks; intend to remain So" said the client you
viii go over me like this every six months. And pro-
pose TO have every in a responsible position IN my
organization undergo similar examination twice year
a competing firm recently pu D man into an Import
ant job Who looked as well lie broke down, and
in the Generalization OF the FIRMS business that came
with his breaking firm has taken over some Of their
biggest and best accounts A condition o. 20 years
standing, which he thought completely overcome caused
that mans breakdown.
81 don'tp propose that my own shan suffer through any
such experience
Cold hard business applied to health. Doesn't per-
sonal interest 10 every such prudenceg
How many men cap you recall who have discovered
q serious state Of health too late TO mendG
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
DOG ENLISTS WITH
u. S. FIGHTING MEN

Ina Mutt is the name Of the latest
recruit to Uncle Sans Army. lou
think that that is a funny name for a
recruit? Well, Ina Mutt is only a
small fox terrier. and he was glad
enough to get into the service
While Lieut.. Herbert A. RUSSELL in
command OF the local recruiting sta
tion at No. S3l Market street. was
seated at his desk yesterday afternoon
he heard FIRST scratching then a
SMILING. and, looking up, he saw d
pair OF querulous canine eyes looking
around the door iamb. There was a
world Of tiredness in the little crca-
ture's eyes, and in spite Of his tender
years, he looked TO have been through
a world Of hard knocks
Like any other recruit. The dog re-
ceived a physical examination. was
sworn in. and is now doing recruiting
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
ANOTHER CHANCE ron BoLsHE,1srs.

~ fE War Department has announced that bids win be
opened on May for the sale Of $4,000 worth Of
army surplus supplies Of frozen pork -FOUR vinegar hard
tack, and an assortment Of canned goods.
Here is good chance for the Russian soviet to re-
pensh its commissary.
The transaction by which the Department turned over
to The bosheyks several hundred thousand pairs Of
Shoes doubtless has established them the confidence
OF Secretary Baker as good customers
OF course the plight OF Poland sorey beset by the
Reds must not be considered when opportunity offers
strike good bargain with her enemies The fact that
she Is signstory OF she peace treaty and one o;
our allies in the evidently counts for nothing IN tho
mind OF Secretary Baker
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
sURy OF NEIcHBoRs.

~ HEY have unearthed divorce idea in Liver
pool. n. y When the Rev. w. w Brunk and
his wife couldn't got along husband and wife" there
was no resort to court room, judge law The case
Of husband versus wife tried by the neghbors who
acted as Judge and jury. Their verdict advised sep
aration.
Usually when husband and wife disagree the do
mestc linen washed in the publicity OF a court room.
The judge seldom knows the complainant defendant
All nc nuds out about them Is what is told on The Wit
stand. He hears many cases, and is very apt to
decide them from brain. rather than from heart" Not
so with a Jury OF ueighbors. They know the husband
and wife; have known both for years None better
whether they should coptnue trying 10 live To-
geher or whether they should separate. They know. all
the little intimate things OF their family life. such de-
tails as might change The whole complexion OF a divorce
case but which, too often not considered In court
room.
OF course. under present law suc~a neighborly de-
cson isn't onclal It is merely advisory. But It Is an
interesting experiment
The jury OF friendly noighbors may smooth over
matrimonial tanse, which, otherwise would end In d.
,orce. Neighbors can do much towards helping dis
couple steer clear OF the breakersif they Will
And they better than Judge. ell when marriage
is absolutely hopeless and the parties 10 should go
their separate ways
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
With the Photographers

Az magician Mr. Wilson's best trick seems to be the
vanishing cabinet.-Philadelpda North American
The Democrats anxious TO get a statement from
President Wilson about third term Let him run
What difference will IL ake9-Unoniown PA Herald.
Several times OF late we have been asked what does
President have to do IN order impeachede" Il de-
pends the temper and patience the people When
they they have had enough they gneray speak right
out in "nleeiIn.N .N-Monadnocs N. H Braeze-
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
aEDENzAARo OPENS TONIGHT

"Edenzaar" which will continue
until next Saturday night under the
auspices OF ihe Boston Trip Commit
tee, Of Eden Lodge No. "a. J. o. o. f.,
will open in Eden Hall tonight. Pro
visions have been made for many en-
terlainmenis each night A number Of
novel features are included.
Tho money realized Will be used 20
defray the expenses OF the lodge de
gree team TO Boston in September to
attend the national Odd Fellows CON
vention Eden Lodge degree team won
its highest honors at the most recent
convention and IS confident that 10 can
mako history repeat itself.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
NEW TROLLEY CARS
AT pENNSGRONE.

PENNsGRoVE. n. j., April i7.-New
trolley cars Of O lighter type have been
put into service on the lines of the
salem and Pennsgroye Traction Com
pany. There are six Of the cars and
they replace heavier cars, but have
about the same seating capacity. Onl-
clals OF the company say that they can
be operated more safely than the larg-
or ears and also at less cost for power.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
Gems of Thought
Hope against hope. and ask tIll va rooeira.

Hope against nope, and ask til 70 receive
When in doubt, always listen to your wife
Do not be alarmed about Tho future Of great truths
.-:-.-
Rsal humcr is usually kindly wen kccn-slghtcd
Who're there is choice. we do well to mako no ilf-
ncuity.
.-.--.--.
Thse iss Book worth ali other books which were ever
nrintsd
t4~tr-tt-t
Nc~ rcso!atcns srs sencrnrydhs Ola one. Nithl
The rBst rubbed or,
s-.z-f
When an old NOR talis in love he entitled 10
ios s7nps7fry thsn hr Fots
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

duty. with recruiting brassard ss
official uniform.
Three recruits were forwarded 10
army camps yesterday. They were
James Il. orr and Edward A. Rim
maer, for the coast artillery at Camp
ilustls, Na and Robert J. Dunlap to
lhe Seventeenth Infantry at Camp
Meade.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

Through the death Of Theodore ~ Vail yesterday, tho
world has lost OF ts greatest masters OF communi
cztfon He distinguished himself IN many ways but his
zeal monument is the greatest Telephone system snd ser
Ice IN the world which he has hudsd 40 well nat II <sn
seutiue 10 grow IN scope and service.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

had no appetite and
had fainting spells.
i suffered for two
OF three years be-
fore 1 began taking
Lydia L. PinkhaDl'a
Y e & e { a b lie Com
pound and the Liver
Pills which / saw adj
vertised i n { h c
papers and in your
little books. / took
about twelve bottles
OF VOur Vegetable
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
pORT DEresT WELCOMES PASTOR

Special to The Evening Journal.
PORT DEPOSIT, Md, April i7.-The
new pastor, The Rev. Warren Burr.
has moved into the NJ. R. parsonage
here and was greeted with large con-
gregsiions on last. sunday. lie was
given a public reception last night. at
which time large gathering gave him
and his wife a very cordial welcome.
The outlook for a pleasant and pros
porous year is very promising.
The Want Ads. should be helpful in
securing o position as q sales person,
an agent and bookkeeper.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Spring is the season for out
door hikes, the days are just
right-not too hot and not too
cold. Mother Nature is at her
best; it is the season when we
think of cameras and their ac-
cessories.
Buffers are equipped to sup
ply you.
Buffers are also equipped to
do your developing and print
ing.
We have lot of folks adver-
tising our work now. A trial
from you and wen have an
other.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

The greatest asset you have is
your strength. Y0u Can't afford
to give out. 1t is a vital necessity
that you have your nervous and
muscular SYSTEM i'm perfect order
to withstand the constant wear
and tear of your daily work.
The finest tissue builder and strength
creator is Vinol, Cod Liver prepa-
ration (.vithout OLD only the vaIu-
able medicinal properties being
combined with peptonate of iron and
other bodybuilding and strengths,
creating elements. Its use will
keep you in health and strength.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

Carranza thinks solidarity OF Latin nations better than
the Monroe Doctrine Dlscardng the Monroe Doctrine
would prove their solidarity from the ears up.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

The Inieacla Council says the greater number or i'm
migrants war widows and other mon producers %
Sounds ungaant
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

The Chicago Tribune has asked the public not to buy
t. but doesn't know whether this is an effort to save
paper or experiment in psychology.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

0srpentsr sass hs wri SO to ibe eounlr, u he WINS
Naen did movie ~cnccs establish sssdquariers in ire
ssuHf4f
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
PAINTING and
DIZZY SPELLS
The Cause of such Symptoms
and Remedy Told in This
Letter.

Syracuse, n. Y.-When I COM
menced the Change of Life l was poorly,
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

John Bull won't blame america because women pick
oed tue British embassy He is afflicted With the same
sort OF women.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

Chicago union men, who are lighting one another
might stop long enough 70 observe how little Germany
profits by a.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

Doubtless John Bull pondors over the Irish question
and wishes no could think Of dgnhed way to turn loose
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
BRAIN FAC

won't attack you If you repair
used-up nerve force with
Vinol. Vincl puts strength
into your system--it gives you
vitality and energy-it nour
ishes your brain and body ano
keeps you in a perfect state
of health-it quickly re-estab-
lishes strength after any
severe illness.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
NERVOUSNESS

Is a complaint that can be
readily overcome by using
VinoI. It repairs broken down
nerve tissue and builds strong,
healthy nerves that enable
you to Withstand the worries
and annoyances unavoidable
in business.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
DYSPEPSIA

IS due to arrangement of the
digestive organs and their in.
ability TO assimilate nourish-
ment. Vinol strengthens the
overtaxed and weakened di-
gestive nerves and helps your
stomach do its work.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
DEBILITY

results from a weakened con-
dition due to imperfect diges-
ton, lack of nutrition or over
work. Vinol strengthens the
digestive organs, creates a
healthy appetite and makes
new blood. You lose that fa-
tigue, weakness and run down
feeling when you take Vinol.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

Judging by its destructive habits that pink bol-worm
In Texas doubtless the progeny Of some Red worm.
Al that resolution declaring the war at an end VIII
he nearer the truth than declaration OF peace.
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PARliER-GRAY SCHOOL.

The public schools CT this city open
ei for registration Of colored pupils
September 10, and now we are IN
working order.
Seine of the people have awakened
to he fact Of sending their children
I { school. They are coming in large
,.:irrhc-s. and ye. thero are many
h:nging around the corners ana near
the srhco. who should BE N school or
Il seine profitable employment.
Parents, wake Up and send your
c1.;,!ren TO school. They will bless
vtl IN the future for so doing. The
t nc i, at hand yes, now, for every
enc to obisin the hest possible educa-
ton. Talk to your children and til
them to he respectful IN schoo and
On HE s..:cets, tell them to go through
liz streets in an orderly manner.
TIC teachers are doing all that they
c.n in that direction, and they nead
rGur assistance.
Tfc.e is too mach characterization
in and out Of schcol and too little re-
g: ri for the right: OF others.
Tail; to your ch;h;sen and see that
thev grow I'd good moral men and
~, n,s.n. 1t vii! make them better
citizens.
The chairs for the lower floor OF
b: auditorium are in the school.
TX cr. are many other things to be
.'anc by the association and we need
lt',e NOR" than sos 10 do what We
caa' cmpate
We heartily thank tho~ who have
- nob!y contributed and hope that
,h.sc who have not given anything
re, will do 80 a. their earliest con-
NcHrnce.
tbs l., one cf the most worthy
;alscs evc, attempted in our city.
Conc to our assistance, vii. you
not?
Hand Or mall ycur contribution to
K. y. Ly!c&, Firan1,Ni Secretary.
Previously acknowledged $622.5c.
New subscriptions: Russell! White,
So: William Dogans, s.: John ".
.Ta"Esan, !: Richard II Brorks $3.50;
Norman BoisScau 81: Hon. !. c.
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AMERICAS .MUKDERERS.


A maG-sr q woman or q child
every half hour every day Of the year
is the American automobile mortality
record the National Safety Council
Discovers by keeping tab upon casual
ties.
In Giis country more persons ere
murdered ard fewer persons are cen
victeda Of murder than in any other
civilized country. The grand total Of
the deliberately murdered : 2tir@s
passes 10000 ir.asyea7s .apt: the grand
total Of these Killed by automobiles
bids faar soon Il ;bss twice as great
as the number Of persons murdered
deliberately.
Everyone who has read homicide
statistics krcws that the majcH rgs-
son foai: thes,iighsTsss with which hu-
man life is, taaSen;in thi$;country in
quarels. &4 reveage.sin Fconrission
Of robbery zzanAasarA. sl,e AaRwritten Ign.
is that, few murdcrers are convicted.
BY neS5 year. the automobile indus
try contiif1:ng its, growth, the namcer
of Americans murdered by means OF
pistols. guns knives. blunt instra-
1nentaa and motor ,Tehiclcs. may pass
10000
There is no reason Why killings
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Of sunlight at high noon by the care
less trucknlan. CT driver of a passs1-
ger automobile in crowded street.
Bolsheyist EmissarieS in England.


The disclosure which has b@en made
of the pernicious activities of the
Bolsheyist cnissarics whose residence
in England the Prernir's complaisance
has permitted affords no occasion for
an intelligent surprise. One can only
wonder at the extent of the confidence
which they have been convicted of
abusing. Mr.. lloyd George did in
deed put up the bars against Litv;roff,
who had been detected in the conduct
Of Bolshevist propaganda, and hal
been expelled frrm the county for
that reason, but seemingly from .
desire TO propitiate the trade union
element, whose pro-Bo!sheviSt sympa-
thies have been 50 DANGEROUSLY and
;eVea., seditiously expressed. He did
consent 10 10 receive and to confer with
Krassin and subsequently with Kam2-
nov, both Of whom it now transp!reS,
have been engaged in negotiations
with the British revout:Gnists.
II may lie supposed that he is today
inc.ined to reera. his mistaken teller
ance. krassin and kamenov have
been exposed TO. dangerous mischief
makers 70 whose malignant Influence
much Of the prevailing perturbation IS
I,1j
Kamenov was in communication with
thc Council Of Action" which under
took to cocrce the governments at the
tine of the Polish crisis By the threat
cf universal strike. ard that, when
il VAS a question whether he ana his
associate should he sent home, he
proposed to defy the order and to
pace himself under tie prctecticn Of
Sic Council Of Action" az consAut-
ne the reel government of Great
t!.itsin. III.
Ii has also been ascartained th"t
tie subsidy paid to the London Daily
Herald for It's advocacy Of revolution
was furnished through his :ns;ru
n,eatality. Under these ci~cum-
.$tanccs the course Of TIE governm mt
was clear. 1t could do nothing else
han order Mr.. Kanenov to GIT oYt,
AZ! the situation HIS been that much
tcrtercd by lis exit, but strange to
.ay Mr.. krass;n has been allowed to
remain. and apparently the CONVERSE
:,::crs with him are To continue. Aft@r
!, while and probably very seen Mr..
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ri KILLED 200 HURT
AS BOMB WRECKS
(rontinue1 from mage one)

Continued from mage onel
son Of !. P. Morgan was badly cut on
The hands by flying glass.
The Morgan offices were comp et2!!
shattered. Pedestrians in the streets
we've hurled from their f@et.
There was intense confusion ana
.2,:irty minutes afte4 the explas;cn The
,s.u<e Of the blaet was still unknown.
ID The meantime Wal! stree: was fill
&c with sensational runners cf cr.rT
description. The death list was put
IS h:gh a sixty h. some fumorS.
The police learned that herse and
wapon were in front Of the building
.hcn the explosion occurred. The
Gnr.e was killed and The wagon w@S
own to k;na!ing wood. One theory
II tie police was that a time hon1h
I'D been placed in III" wagon 20 80
nfIat noon. The most likely hour Of
he day wren Mr. Morgan woui! BE-
IN his office. This theory received sun
part from thu fact that the bomb *
nloded exactly Al ~ O'Clock.
Anothe, theory was that snail
motor car. file! with high explosives,
collilcG with another automobile II
the street Immediately IN front ~
ire Morgan Offices. I Il police were
certain that the explosion was on ide
Of tie Offices and no! inside.
Tho To,l ear was. Sai kay"
borne New jersey license plate. Ac-
cr:!,rg TO the polirc versinn the ant"
mobile was crossing tn street d;a%on
q! Y 1t Bread arl Wa when another
=. chine crashed INTO
80 ter: was the far'c Of the *
pIrSion that the police were certain
ii had been caused by dynamite or I.
y. T. and possibly m'xtme Of both.
r was definitely established by a
rlnsr examination Of the building that
the explosion occurred on the Wall
s.~cet side ani not the Bread street
s;ao. =. had originally Teen be ieved.
Officials Of the fire department who
rushed f. tie scene with the police
said tfat the blast might have been
caused hy ou underground channel OF
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Atlantic City, Sept. 16.-Amcrican
peope are eating less meat. During
the last year tn consumption per
capita was decreased by eight pounds,
according to DR.. John A. Hohl2r, head
of the Anima! Industry Bureau of ths
Department Of Agriculture, in an a
dress at the convention o, the II
tute of American Meat Pacl;e:
their closing session at the
Traymore yesterday.
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compressed air from excavations in
the neighborhocd, but this theory was
subsequently discarded.
So devastating was the force of the
explosion that the dome over the en-
trance to Morgan & Co., supported by
gigantic columns. Of sold granite
crumbled and crashed to the ground.
United States troops were rushed
to tie scene Of the explosion to guard
the United States sub-treasury, which
= ;lst across the street from J. ?.
Morgan K Co. Two wagon loads Of in
fantrymen were brought 10 Man.
haitian from Governors Is and.
4 former high official Of New
York's police department who refused
to be quoted. a: 100 O'Clock this al
tcrn0on. after an investigation at the
scene Of the explosion, declared that
il was the result Of a conspiracy.
"rhe explosion was caused by :
- ttli' DOliiD III Il Ndeult ibit vi HibhO-
G!ycerinc set to go off at exactly II
O'Clock" he declared, This wagon
load of explosive was purposely set
off directly in front Of the Morgan
Offices
According to a clerk in the Morgan
offices ut the time Of the explosion
three men and one girl employa CT the
Morgan house were killed. \ num-
her of The employees Of the Equitable
Trust Company were injured and have
been taken to the Broad Street Hos
pital.
Dr. Savage. of the Broad Street
Hospital makes the statement that in
the neghhorhood Of POO persons in
jared in the explosion have been re-
ceivcd a, tie hospital. He said that
practically every available inch of
space in the institution is now oc-
cupied hy the wounded,
The police now also estimate the