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Evening star., 1920-02-09
WANTED-HELP.
statesmen,

eALESMEN-write for list of lines and full
particulars. Earn $1,000 to $4,000 yearly.
Big demand for men. inexperienced or ex-
perienced, city or travelling. NATL Statesmen Q
Tr. Assn. Dept. 3S1. Chicago.
VALUABLE OPTION on Texas oil company for
sale: quick action necessary; hest references
furnished; only small capital required. Particu-
lars from Mr.. Smith, Main 1868.
MALE.
ACCOCNTANCY-If you want to become a
cost executive II certified public accountant
in q very short while. without interfering with
present position. call. phone or write for our
latest free book on How to Learn Ac-
eountancy.' which tells how others have done
this very thing. Office open until pm. In
ternational Accountants Society. 61s Colorado
bldg Franklin 1899.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON either sex.
may earn splendid income corresponding for
newspapers: all or spare time; experience un-
necessary: canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press Bureau.
Buffalo. n. y. 13s
ANOTHER BOY who successfully graduated
from the SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL. returned
the other day from trip down around the Wind
ward Islands His name is Thomas A. Cone.
In talking to Cone of the subjects that
came up was. ''How much do you save month.
Gone, about hundred" Gone answered in a
sort Of apoligetic way. NO, but l haven't
saved less than seventy FIVE" man has to
have pretty good position these days Ia
put away seventy-ive dollars a month. Eu,
there is no reason in the world why wire
less operator can't save 500 every month
His expenses are all covered and what h.
makes is absolutely clear. We have gradua ted
many students. All have been placed in posi-
tions Immediately. One start any time
Cost Of our course is moderate and payable
in installments Come in and us. The
SERN ICE RADIO SCHOOL. at 9n-2 Penna
ave. is the largest commercial wireless school
I'm the world. Cail Franklin 1914 for inforIua-
tion write for catalogue
AUTO MECHANIC INSTRUCTOR capable OF
teaching related elementary mathematics in
day trade school; yesy round employ n.nt will
good pay. Address Box 1s-B Star office. IL
BEST OF SALARIES paid TO persons VINO have
learned practical drafting in day nigh,
classes: individual instruction; start any tim"
big demand for our graduates Write. call o:
phone for particulars et once, Columbia School
of Drafting, 14th and I SITS. NV.
ROOkkEEPER-Comp man. state age.
experience and references: salary, 81 800 AT
start. Address Box 2-B. Star Office.
Roy to learn upholstery trade; good clianc.
for right hoy To learn well paying trade. Ap
ply Washington Chair Co. 81" + ST. los
aid ability more desirabl than experience;
right school student preferred. Room 6', III
NV. lU'
BOYS. young men. opportunity IN publishing
Office; printing experience desirable but no,
necessary: permanent; liberal pay. Path
finder. LanedOn. ID. {.
BOYS and Young with bicycles motot
cycles Gao 81 to 500 monthly; full o,
part time. Apply 121 18th.
BRIGHT BOYS to sell Edison NADIA lamp.
after scaool hours on commission. Turbervill.
4 Harding. Inc. 713 Eth st. NV.
IF it's electrical do ii. -
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LADY to take charge of branch
office. Apply Frazee-Potomac
Laundry, 18th and d SITS. lO*

LADIES-Now is your chance TO learn private
telephone switchboard operating at reason
able rate Course is short. easy and fasclnat-
ing to learn. You will then be prepared Tor
one of these good aging positions. Day and
night class Franklin 64Os. Milton School. 20
14t st.
LADIES-To learn French dres>cutting dress
making. designing and millinery; French pat
terms cut order; good positions furnished.
Night school Monday. Wednesday, Friday.
New York Academy. 1l13 q 81. lo'
LADIES (2>. experienced to work in confec-
tionery. 1853 Wisconsin ave. NV. 81
LEARN the real estate business and be paid
while learning: opportunity to supplement
your salary work your way out of the old
salaried position: until your earning power 10
greater than your present salary it need not
interfere with your present position; full in
struc tionS and lectures by successful real cs-
tate operators: capital or experience re-
quired. but forcefml personality and Al refer
erences essential. Glass will meet in Room 3lS
Colorado bldg. ) pm. Wednesday. Feb. and
Feb H. See or write Allan W. Gibson. 3lS
Colorado bldg.
MARKERS and assorters. experienced. Apply
Mr.. Rose. 499 ST. NV.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, neat. energetic with
some knowledge of cooking and sales ability.
to demonstrate l!ig grade food product in re
tail grocery stores: good salary. 10 not answer
unless you are self supporting and need the
position. Address Box 316-B. Star office 90
Evening star., 1920-02-09

SrE\oGItAfIEit sMust bc thoroughly com
I"trnt. experienced and rapid: good salary
Iil ,aSunt surroundings and lots Of work: answer.
Address BOX 'aiG u. Star office. IL"
STENOGRAPHER- he experienced: sal
AIRY. 800 per month. with opportunity for ad-
v.uccmrnt: permanent position Apply Ma
sonic Mutuaf Life Asso.. 1921 II st. NV.
SrENOG RAPIEH 10 to 1: ligh, work ::
in= Tel. Franklin 1J44 between II and L.
or North $50 after u pm.
STENOGRAnIIEi:-Mu he accurate and .x
prrienccd permanent position and good sal
airy: pleasant surroundings. in patent law of
and salary expected. Address Box oJa Il. Star
Office.
TYPIST- Must Ia. rapid aud accurate: splendid
opportunity for advancement. Apply Masonic
Mutual Life Assn, 1G.l II NV.
TYPIST with speed and accuracy to do type
writing: good pay. Address Box 317-A. Star
office. %
TYPIST- Young lady as typist and general
Office assistant: eXcellfn: opportunity: cougenial
work amid pleasant surroundings. Apply Ar
WAITRESS-Expcrien reliable; at once
Portner Caf" lath AND iou SIS.
MATTRESSES. two, ard two
dishwashers. Cerego Lunch,
1929 14th st. 1O*
WANTED-By first class shoe store three
.irls-one bookkreper, onr cashier. one hosiery
girl: state references aud salary desired. Ad-
dress Box JG-B, Star Office.
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wANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-COnf'1ued.

WANTED-Young lady to open and operate
general books and do stenographic work for
small but growing business; knowledge of dou-
ble-e entry bookkeeping essential. excellent OPP
portunty and permanent position assured: in
replying state experience and salary expected.
Address Box 71-B, Star office.
Evening star., 1920-02-09
CABINET MAKERS AND
FINISHERS.

The Hecht Go, requires the serv-
ices of cabinet makers and fin
ishers for furniture repair work
Apply Superintendent. The
Heeht Co., 9TH st. between L.
and F.
Evening star., 1920-02-09

SALESLADY in dry goods store" good wages
and permanent position. Apply 1870 Pa av.
SALESI.ADY to sell buttons, notions. etc
- 11th INV. II"
SALESLADY. experienced, for ready towear
store. BIZ NV.
SALESWOMAN-Experienced
in confectioneries. Apply En-
plovment Manager. Woodward
& Lothrop. -
SALESWOMEN
in our SUIT.
DRESS,
WAIST.
TRIMMED HATS;
positions permanent good sal
aries for experienced sales
women.
THE LOUVRE.
Ills +.
Evening star., 1920-02-09
FEM ALE.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON. either sex.
may earn splendid income corresponding for
newspapers: all or spare time: experience un-
necessary no canvassng: subjects suggested.
send Tor particulars. National Press Bureau.
Jno,,o \ l3s
BEAUTY Mnnicurins. shampoo etr-:
experienced help; good waG''S; permanent Io6
18th -. NV. II
BOOK EE p f & Double
entry; must be skilled. accurate,
dependable and thoroughly
trained in office details. and have
good references. Address Box
lO6-B. Star office.
BooKKEEPEE young lady: thoroughly expert
eur,d. Apply l'rcwood. Jl3 18th st. NV.
IIAEwoMAN. white; evening work. 207
Woodward bldg.
CLERh-Pcrinanent position. with splendid
opportunity for advancement f'r beginner. VIII,
is willing TO start ut moderate salary and
ORR her way NJ ~ Home Life bldg. o.
CLERKS stenographers. tyrists. secretaries
standard systems; superior r"Grsrs; intensive
trimming; individual instruction. The l'ril'"ry,
sl7 lith ST. NV. Est. ls't'.
CoLORED GIRLS TO- to work in paper fac
tory Apply i.s Virginia ave. s.w
COMPETENT STENOGEAPHEi: and typist
experienced in law Office: state experience AZ"
and salary expected Address RoN sI-H Sta"
oitc". ~
DANCING Twenty young Ia-Nes l." assist in
large class: must he good dancers: steady tm
poymrnt and opportunity Tor advancement
Apply after = pm. i3i 9TH 81. nv. New York
Acad.m nv. ~
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR ttranscrlbcr):
must IL, experienced and accurate: good posi-
tiou: only IA permanent connection desired. j.
f.. Hanger Inc. 223 st. NV. Apply Mr..
HTanlam.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS s
(whitc) at once: permanent po-
sitions with good calaries. APP
ply Supt.. 5. kann Sons Co.
ELEy AToR GIRI.-No night or Sunday work
s2S per month. 1il3 q st. NV. %
EXCELLENT OPENING; for typist tnot ste
nographerJ: Young lady that is willing to
work and learn Apply 5l3 southern bldg.
EXPERIENCED Victor record
saleslady; one experienced with
Victor catalogue considered: ex-
cellcnt opportunity for right
party; permanent position as
sn--ed. Address Box l4O-B, Star
Jt1icc.
Evening star., 1920-02-09

A SNAP TODAY.
WATCH FOR TOMMORROW'S.
Every day. several private owners leave
their cars here for to sell.
1917 REQ roadster splendid order: $3.50.
- others 10 select from in
roadsterS. touring. trucks. closed cars.
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
North ljsab.J. I. y. Gaddess. Sales Mgr. la14 v.
AI-RTRN touring: self-starter and lights; in
excellent condition: just repainted: top.
all good tires. bumper, etc: big bargain.
$3.50 204J Park I'd. Col. So.
FORDS for sale-Sedan. 1917, good tires.
has been used very little, $3.50; touring, 1915.
4 new tires, shock absorbers, car in Al shape.
$3.50. 1901 ST. Sc. IL
FORD touring, 1917; in Al shape 1926 cash.
III Al. ST. s.w. IL
Evening star., 1920-02-09

DIAMOND RING-From 1st and North Caro-
lima ave- Sc to 4th and North Carolina ave
Sunday. Reward. IL North Carolina ave Sc
I0s
Evening star., 1920-02-09

SALESI.ADIES - Experienced in
wCmen's coats, suits and dresses:
pleasant and steady; best salary
paid and commission On sales.
This is an exceptional opportunity
for saleSladics with ability. tr-
dong Bros. LOG + NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-09

WANTED
YOUNG WOMEN.
We have a few more vacancies
for young women to qualify for
positions ms stenographers, typ
lists and bookkecpers.
Tuition may be deferred until
you nre earning n good salary. We
assist all our students to positions.
See Mr.. Hartman at once.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS AND
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
1917 New York ave.
Phone Main 1904.
Evening star., 1920-02-09

COMPASS Saturday. Feb. :. on g st. between
George Washington University and l9th:
nickel sliding compass used for anthrop"iogica.
measurements Kindly return TO Dean Hodgkins'
Office 2O23 {, st. Reward
Evening star., 1920-02-09

DENTAL PLATE with : porcelain teeth al
tached: on or near Park I'd. Sunday pm Aa-
dress Box ..-R Star office.
Evening star., 1920-02-09
LOST.

BOSrON TERRIER-Lght brindle; $50 re-
ward. Return to ii. l.. Holt Dupont circle.
Evening star., 1920-02-09

FRENCH POODLE-Straycd from S11 u St
ne. white: short hair: black nose and eyes
male: no collar: name Cutie Reward.
Evening star., 1920-02-09

CAMEO PIN-On Saturday afternoon, feo- T.
TN 9th st. between T. and NV. or 81.
between eth and 9th NV. or on 'th 81. car
between and NV; reward II returned "
Mrs N IuncLaus ilS NiE 81. n ".
Evening star., 1920-02-09

BROOCH-Sa;urdsy evening: extremely iarge
cameo: in between Union station ana e'h
and Penn. ave. sc. on navy yard car or ir"i'
Sth and Penn. ave. TO 331 eth st. sc. l-irra'
reward IL rrturned to above address.
Evening star., 1920-02-09

EROOCH-sunday about . o'clock on navy
yard car or vicinity 18th and sts. NV
cameo brooch. Phone North 14i1. Liberal re-
Mhrd.
Evening star., 1920-02-09

GLASSES-RIack tortoise shell. in black
leather Edmonds' case. between Newton 81.
and Mount Pleasant car line; reward 1870
Newton ST. Col IIi6 or 6lt Southern bldg
Evening star., 1920-02-09
The Fastest Machine
In the World.

TYPEWRITER and office asst: male pre-
rred. Pennington x Taylor. :3''3 18Th NV.
YOUNG colored girl or boy to do general
cleaning around bakery. Apply after I pm.
4ol3 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-09

MONEY-Saturday in Woolworth's 7th st.
store: so. Liberal reward if returned to 223
nd
Evening star., 1920-02-09
.WANTEDAHELP.
MALE-COntinued.

COLORED MAN as night man
at St. Regis apartments; good
quarters. Inquire at 22l9 Cali
fOrnia st. 0*
Evening star., 1920-02-09

MASONIC EMBLEM and chain: From Steve
TO Louise. remember me- on back in George
town. Reward Return 314l NJ ST. NV. Room
H. Mrs. Childs 9s
Evening star., 1920-02-09

ONE WEED SKID CHAIN. between Ga. ave.
and 18th on Park rd L. ii. Coates. 46ol Ga.
Evening star., 1920-02-09

WANTED-Typist; accuracy not speed neces-
sary: office hours Q to j. but with only to
{" hours typcwritns balance of time to attend
ctice but practically at leisure; desirable posi-
salary. SO i week. Address Box 32S +, Star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-03
TELLSNATION
HE WILL KEEP PLEDGES
OF THE CAMPAIGN
in First Statement Declares Election
Is Solemn Referendum for United Americanisn
Plans Vacation Trip in South

MARION. OHIO. Nov. 2.-Convinced
by early returns of his election to the
presidency, Warren G. Harding issued
4 statement tonight. saying that in
stead of being eXultant over the re-
suit, he was more given to prayer to
God to make me capable of playing
my part"
Receiving the election returns at
his home here, Mr.. Harding declined
during tho early evening to make any
comment. and issued his statement
only after the figures had piled up
majorities for him which his advis-
crs declared made his election GER
tain.
At,thc same time 1t became known
that the Senator and Mrs. Harding
had made plans for, a vacation trip,
10 be carried out regardless OF the
result OF the election, taking them
for n rest next week in Texas and
after that for an ocean voyage to the
Panama Canal Zone. They will re-
turn to Marion during early Decem-
ber.
Tho Senator'S statement follows:
Assuming that the early returns
are wholly dependable. I do not hesl-
tate to say that ! am pleased. OF
course, I am happy to utter my graft
tude. But am not exultant. It Ia
not "a. personal victory 1t is. a. re-
aswed expressipn Of confident Ameri.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-03
MAJORITY OF IS IS
REPUBLICAN CLAIM
! IN LOWER HOUSE
Three Socialists, Victor
Berger, London and
Hillquit, Elected.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-The next
House Of Representatives will have
a Republican majority of seventy-five,
an increase Of thirty over the pres
ent Republican majority. according to
indications from NIL quarters to-
night. The Republican Congressional
Committee claims gain of at least
two Representatives in Massachusetts,.
two in California, two in Montana
and possibly two In Kentucky. In
addition. gains are expected In Mis-
souri,, Michigan and Wisconsin.
In all other States where the Re-
publicans now have largo delegations
in tho lower house. they have held
their own or bettered their standing.
Illinois. New York, Iowa, Kansas and
Indiana have increased their strength.
Several notable figures in the last
House will be missing in tho new
Congress. Among them are Repre-
sentative John ]. Esch. of Wisconsin,
who failed Of renomination; Frank
Doremus, former Chairman of tho
Democratic Congressional Committee,
who declined to stand for renomina-
tion, and t.. w. Sims. Chairman of
tho Committee on Interstate and
(Continued on Ei9hth Paee.J g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-03
canism and a national call TO the Re.

canism and national call TO the Re-
publican party. i
Great Political Victory.
ut is also serious, the obligations
are so solemn that instead Of exult-
Ing. am moro given to prayer to
God to make me capable OF playing
my part and that all these calls to re-
sponsibility may meet the aspirations
and expectations Of America and the
world.
'I am sure the people who have
voted the Republican ticket will un
derstand my feeling that should
make no unstudied statement OF poll
cies at this time. beyond the express
sion made throughout tho campaign"
Coincldcntiy with the Senator's
statement. Harry M. Daugherty, n
member of the Republican campaign
committee, made this statement here:
1T is the greatest victory in Amer
lean politics. clearly forecast and
predicted. It is more than a partisan
victory, as tho result was contribute ed
TO by millions OF Democrats. The
women OF the nation have quickly
vindieated the comforting OF the suf-
frage privilege. rs they sensed cor.
rectly tho issues and rallied to the
cause of America and American in
atitutions. The Republican party Is
J tContin.sd on Third Pare.1 a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-03
PACE IS VICTOR
IN CONTEST FOR
CITY TREASURER
With Four Precincts Miss
ing Incumbent Has
Lead of 1000.
HULCE Is GOOD SECOND
IN F0UR-C0RNERED RACE
Hirschberg Is Third in Running
and Mccarthy Fails to
Garry Single Precinct,

With but four precincts missing at
! O'Clock this morning James B.
Pace, Jr.. led the field OF candidates
for the office of City Treasurer by n
majority Of more than 1000. Until
late at night Mr.. Pace and Herbert
Hulco kept neck-and-neck In the
race, and 1t was not until returns
from Jefferson Ward began to come
in around midnight and proved favor
able to Mr.. Pace that the defeat of
Mr.. Hulce was assured.
However. It was the heavy vote for
Mr.. Pace In Lee Ward which really
won tho fight for the lucky candidate
offsetting returns favorable to Mr..
IIulce in Clay. which WAS his strong
hold, but which proved disappointing
In that his adversary managed to poll
= heavy vote In tho First. Fourth and
:. az .A<InNfipnAfls nm SoCnnd Da n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-03
WINS PRESIDENCY In LANDSLIDE;
MAJORITY SETS NEW RECORD FOR NATI(
REPUBLICAN TICKET
SWEPT INTO OFFICE
BY TREMENDOUS VOTE

Result in East So Decisive Democratic Leaders
Concede Defeat Without Waiting to Hear
From West, Which Four Years Ago
Gave President Wilson Be-
lated Victory.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-24
HARMAN' SDEATH
WAS ACCIDENTAL.
This is Verdict of Jury in
K Case of Man Killed on
Railroad
CORONER HOLDS
THREE INQUESTS

. Three inquests were held by Cor
oner Bullock last night. In two OF
them the jury returned verdfcts OF
accidental death. In the third case a
verdict OF death from heart disease
was given.
!, The deaths Investigated were those
OF INvid ". Hartman. freight con-
duc.Or on tl.6 Delaware division OF
The Pennsylvania railroad: Everett
2 Guest a guard at the New Castle
County Workhouse, and Frederick
Underwood.
Hartman was struck by train be-
tween Lhristiana bridge and New
Castle, last Tuesday nj ght He died
In Delaware Hospital almost immedi-
: ately after being admitted. His right
leg and right arm were severed and
his skull fractured. Testimony show
, ed all due precaution had been taken
in running the train, and the Jury
decided his death was due purely u
accident.
Guest. a guard at the New Castle
County Workh0use. was killed by a
falling timber while he was assist
ing in moving OF a barn on the farm
OF Leonard Eastburn, his brother-in-
law, on the Limestone road, between
Mermaid and Midtown, last Monday
The jury gave a verdict OF accidental
death.
In the case Of Fred Underwood
who died suddenly in the office OfDr
ID. l. McCOney, 90i West Fourth
street, where he had gone for treat
ment, the jury ascribed the cause as
valvular heart trouble.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-24
.SHERIFF-ELECT
NAMES DEPUTIES

Announcement was made by sheriff.
elect Joseph II. Gould this morning
that ne has appointed JoshuaZ. Cross
land, present sheriff. as inside deputy
sheriff; Thomas X. Parker, outside
deputy sheriff; Richard F. Fennimore,
N Middletown, deputy sheriff for the
lower part OF the county. and Thomas
II. Chandler, extra outside deputy
sheriff during the terms Of county
court. Mr. Parker has served as out
side deputy under sheriff Francis and
is deputy under Sheriff Grassland.
Coroner Isaac S. Bullock has an
nounccd that he has re-app0inted
Harvey +. Nichols deputy coroner.
10 Is rumorod that Magistrate Harry
/. ellis. who has announced that nc
will not be a candidate for re-appOint-
meni 10 that office. will be appointed
by Walter $. Burris, county treas
urer-elect, as deputy county treasurer
and receiver Of taxes.
Rumor also has It that Harr,
Huschebeck will be appointed b.
James 5. shaw. compiroller-elect, al
/ deputy comptroller.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-24
FOR
DOPE selling,
HE APPEALS

continued from nrst psge1
about a week ago, following
The arrest OF John Dickerson. whe
had been taken into custody On a
charge OF being a drug addict A Sub
segment search OF Scaran0's room. at
i7i0 Rowland street. disclosed a
paper coal bag nearly niled with
decks" OF heroln. In the bag were
i99 decks" selling at 81 deck
making a total value Of S99S
nfkersOn, who Is now under
treatment at the wOrkhouse for the
drug habit, was the FIRST witness cail-
ed by the State today. He said that
on Monday evening Of last week ne
lie had bought the drug from the de-
PENDANT on previous occasions, be
said.
der the Influence OF dope most OF
that day. but that he remembered
an he had done.
INF Rosa and MICRO testified that
Searano employed them 10 sell what
no told them was Junk" Later
scarano told him that Il was heroln,
Nlero' testified. Both said they were
10 receive five cents on each dollar :
worth sold. The packages they sold
were similar 90 the decks" OF ~dDpe'
found In Scaranos room. they said
nj Rosa said he never did know
what he was selling.
1 Detactive Riley testified that Scar
ano told him and Detective Johnson
that n they cleared him they would
not have 90 worry" The proprietor
OF the Rowland street house told him
that Scar1no had brought 10 hts home
the dope that was found there.
| Detective Johnson corruborateo
Riley's testimony.
DR. Herbert J. Watson. Stato Dae-
terlologist. testified that OF SIX pack
ages taken from the has found n
Scarano's room and analyzed by him
three were cocaine and threo were
herein. The dope was almost aD'
solutely pure the doctor said.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-24

One sick veteran died pennlless
while his wife scrubbed floors to pro-
vide food. A month after he died, tho
government sent $500 back pay and
compensation for which he had APP
piled six months before.
We know OF one hospital where
fourteen men died while the physi-
clans still were contendlng that they
were only temporarily" disabled.
These and hundreds Of other cases
will be redressed and their repetition
prevented. or the American Legion
will know the reason why.
Money, beds and an awakened pub
lie conscience are needed.
Money the government can and
must provide Immediately.
Beds must be obtained In the best
private Institutions until all the men
can be sheltered as they should be, In
government hospitals.
The public conscience must be
stirred until all Of us recognize these
disabled men once more as national
heroes, not as mere national charges
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-24
INVESTIGATES 297
DEATHS THIS YEAR

Deaths OF POI persons have been IN
Vestlgated by Coroner Isaac S Bull
lock In the past year lnquests were
held in ii7 cases. Causes OF death
have been classified as follows:
Automobile accidents. IS; railroad
accidents, 9; gas poisoning, Sc;
drowning. %; burns, 20; powder OK
plosions. g: murder. &: fractured
skull. 3; eleclr0cuted. s: gunshot.
sclf-innicied 3; suffocation. 3: poll
son, a; suicide, 2: explosions. 2
falls. 9; fumes OF paint 4: dope"
4; sparklers, 4; sunstroke, 4; hit
by crane, 2; sm0thered by mother,
4; cleaning out furnace, I; hangings.
legal execution, 2; broken back, 4
mistel aneOus, %.