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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
Police Seize LIQUOR in Raid.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April III
focal police raided the residence OF r. J.
whitman and seized approximately
3orty-fve gallons of liquor today. Whit
man and his boarder, J. f. Yough. an
overseas sergeant. were arrested. charg-
Ell with storing liquor and will be given
a hearing Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
Woman in Auto Blown Into Bay.

MIAMI, Fla. April 17.-During ter
Mrs. J. E. Reynolds. proprietress of an
inn on the beach. was blown. with her
automobile. off the causeway into Bis
cayne bay. She climbed on top of the.
car from which she was rescued a few
minutes later
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Appendicitis vanquished'

The discovery by Professor Pierre Del
he. of a successful treatment for nppen-
dicitis bv means O, Al antigangrenous
serum is a notable victory fot the medical
profession. In the past quarter OF oen-
turv the advance in surgery had already
robbed TIN. deadly disease Of much OF ITS
terror. A large percentage OF operstlons
20 cur. II are now successful and il taken
in time there is no reason why any, save
exceptional cases. should end fatally.
Yet the operation itself is drain upon
the patients vitality. II he be sufferer
from other ailments, he may not be able TO
withstand this new shock Moreover, ap-
pendicitis often develops with such rapid
itv that il is not possible to operate IN
time. The medical profession and the
public will welcome, then, the discovery
If the noted French scientist.
Time alone can gauge the value Of hi'
accomplishment, but if he has really sue
ceeded in conqueying this dread malady hii
name will rank with those Of Pasteur
/ Carrel and Reed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Union GARDENS WOMEN
FORM A CENTURY CLUB

new star i. twinklirg in the club skies
of Wilrnir gton and while it is just risen, 1t
promises TO shine with brliilance All i's
own. -
The Union Gardens Century Club IS the
name of the new organization, which ~in
assemble together twice each month Tor
programs and social eveni[ gs, number OF
T,;on psrk Gardens. At the organization
meeting which was held one evening this
week 2s or more charter members made
very much alor the Ines Of the federated
clubs of the State, especially the parent
club OF Wilmi gtoa, the New Century
Club study aloI different lres Ameri-
canization work ard welfare, will fur ish
the il Ger tive for the meetiI gs, and already
some of the most optimistic members are
plannirp the rer tai of clubhouse IN the
Gardef where club affairs ard community
gatherir gs can be held At the next
meeting officers will be elected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
CHESTER COUNTY PA.
c. H. Perkins.

Amorg thy farms, dear Chester county
No loI ger can | stray,
| have outliyed kir d heavens bounty,
| lar guish by the way.
Thy fields may still be nicely titled,
Thy lan.s invitl: be,
The farmers barn by grain well nlieo,
'Tis all the same TO me.
In pastures green the herds viii browse
In fancy still SEE,
The handsome droves of high-bred cow
That yield their milk for me.
The hills and dales will still be there
see the fine cd trees.
Wheat and corn with 4 c farmer $ care
Attract the hoEey bees.
| see 1t all in fancy's view,
O country Of my prlde,
Too sad feel to bid adIeu
III brush my tears aside.
In waking dreams l sull can see
OF earth this garden spot,
The glorious vision comes to me
Asleep upon my cot
" ilmirgton, Oct 26, 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Just Folks
by Edgar A. Guest
TIE EASIEST THING.

THE EASIEST THINS.
It's hard, sometimes. hard 10 keep plug
Ging along
When the game isn't going your way;
There are times, without doubt, when
your hope flickers out,
And You think it is useless 10 play,
But Just keep In mind the battles not lost
Until all Of the fighting il through, !,
Make contest of IL, do not lie down ana
quit,
For cuttings 20 en-y TO do.
The way Of man in all struggles OF lie
Is TO play TO the end of the strirgi
He NAV feel that defeat he u shortly 70
meet >,
But he'll fight till the last bell shall
rirg; :,
The towards and cutters drop out OF
the frny
Ere ever the finish /, due,
| They haven't the heart TO 60 through WIN
their parts
And outings 30 easy 10 do
| It's easy 10 finch and it's easy to whine
When foes that are stror ger assail
When your pathway is barred and he
going /. hard,
That's the time IL is easy 10 fail;
But while you've chance don't give way
10 despair,
To yourself and your purpose stay true
Make battle of it, do not lie down ant
That's the easiest thing you can do.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
"MY PL EA.
Mrs. Jacob Heyd.

Sisters. sisters. do your duty,
Stand not still while others work.
Work to do there is in plenty,
Never from your duty shirk.
We must march up to our brothers,
Sisters, also In the race.
We've them In our circle firmly,
Firmly then we it will brace.
For the League of Nations ever,
We will work, for it is best,
From our friends we must not sever,
And we now must stand the test.
When our President so braveiy
Game to finish up our part,
Two or three, so jealous, started
Cross the States to crush his heart.
And their ends they near about answered
Thank the Lord He's brought him out
And | hope we'll not be towards,
But for the League of Nations vote.
If they overpower our Allies
Cross the sea. they'll come TO rs,
If we refuse when help is needed
Then help ourselves We surely must
FELTON,, Oct %, 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

rd,, the persistent efforts OF the Nc
,.,rA,c.n cAmpaign managers 70 oeciouo
,he -tn>t,on and force other matters 70
- ,-ont Ii. League Of Nations Is the
aorarn.6inx, almost the sole. issue IL
n..,m. sDeh By reason Of the fsilure OF the
R.uubN~n majority Of the Senate 70
.,. a. nv hind Of ratification OF the
r~sv 81 vr,Airles. This refusal lett the
- ~ . rate Of indeci,ion IN respect
~. ....lrrnent AZ the questions ARISING
49,, N. World War. Il left our country
In - . .s..e f war with Germany. Is
10, N. United States without membership
:, n. Inarue o. Nations, with which
,..-,y ali tn. other nations Of the world
.xe-vsins only Russia, Gernsny' Austr's'
Turkey and Menco-hsd allied them
hv -,,ihntion and acceptance, and
49,. vh,eh .hev hoped 70 derive the
h,esr;no H a world pe.ce for years TO
come
I.va. only natural, therefore 'na' 'ne
r,,-soon Of placing our country with sH
.,. ,.her worth while nations OF the world
:, .c,,v. membership with this great
organization should become dominant
a..,,,e .b. Efforts of the Republican
o.rtv 10 crowd it TO the rear. But the
,~onle refused to ignore It, and the
Democratic party promptly took 1t uF
=. the gage Of battle by which It woulc
..her triumph or 20 down IN defeat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Do6,ocrats and Honest Elections.

DomoCtaO ana uOnest Hsos" |
Apropos Of the effort of Democratic
State Chairman Isaacs TO assure An honess
election in Delaware this year, may De
cited . similar effort Of tho Democratic
party in 1884. when Grover Cleveland
was elected President. There had been
charges and counter charges OF crooked
ness, and Hon. Thomas r. Bayard, tncn
United States Senator, proposed that inc
leading mon of both parties be watchers
at the polls all election day. He com
municated with the Republican leaders
that he would be responsible Tor the
Eleventh ward ballotins, and urged them
70 appoint the best men in their party ioi
duty at the polling places. Mr.. Bayafd
reached the Eleventh ward polls soon
after they opened, and remained theIe
until the close in the evening, notwith-
standing a heavy rain. "On scVcia'
instances he was called on to settle ois
putes in regard to the qualif cation oi
voters" says a report in Every Evenineas
that time, noting the progress oil the eieo-
tion.
Mr. Baynrd'. stand for An honest eA-
preston of the wishes Of the voters was
followed by other leaders OF tho party IN
different parts of the city and state, pu'
his suggestion is said TO have met WIN
little response from the Republican leaders
scarcely more than did Mr.. Isnacs appear
for an uncorrupted election from the nc
publican party leaders this year
In this connection II is interesting 70
note that in lsS2 the Republicans had pun
forth a most strenuous effort TO estis
Delaware. had reeorted TO every poesio''
cxpedient. but the Democrats won py
majority Of ,e47.
These facts are significant in illustrating
that "A far back as thirty-eix years ago
the Democrats took the initiative u
movements for honest and clean eieotions
but their efforts met with little ooopefeuof
from the opposition party. The facts sho'
that the Republicans. from the very mrs
: stems thev have taken for power and othc'
in Delaware. have refrainod from entef'h'
into anv pact for fair, honest elections.
il not denied. even by the most prornihen
leaders Of the party, that the hepuoh
can. havs purchased the votes oil Negf'
.lector. and white. as we'll, at every eleo
ton for thirty years. and 1t Is oohcehe'
that without the corruption OF voters IN
psrtv would have fallen outside W
brea.tworks' At nearly every contest
Mr.. Bavards efforts more than thfts
Eve wears ago and Chairman lssecs Of
few weeks ago show that the Repuoiios
nsrtv in Delaware still depends very large
lv on the practices that placed them
power 10 keep them within sight oil N
; Ionye. and fishes Of pol tica' Offices
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Forty Years Of Fine Service.

Welding TO the inevitable influence OF
time Adjutant-GeneralI l. Pusey Wicker
sham has rendered 70 Governor Town
send his resignation Of the position he has
so long and worthily held as active head OF
the militia organization Of this State. He
feels be is no longer physically able TO give
TO his official duties the attention their I'M
portance demands.
The retirement Of AdIutantIGenerai
Wickersham will be deeply regretted by al
who are interested In the success OF the
military branch of the State government
For about forty years he has been con-
nected with the militia Of the State, In
various capacities. and as adjutant-gen-
eral has rendered signal service. During
the Standardization War he displayed
unusual ability in the work Of getting our
State regiment on war footing and sue
ceeded admirably II was no fault oil hls
that the regiment was not called INTO
active service In the field of war opera
tions
General Wickersham is entitled TO the
good will and compliments OF all citlzers
for the excellent service he has rendered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

p-ide thi. great question ah other.
ri.ed during the campaign become almost
,n.,r,ihc,n. Other matters growing out
~ IN. war may De attended 10 IN que iorm
and N due time, regardless Of the result OF
Tuesday. balloting Excessive war taxes
rsy be reduced or wiped out; emergency
measures enacted during the stress OF war
and which sre now unnecessary and OBJ
i.ctionable, may be repealed; all our
domestic problems may De solved regard
less of the fortunes Of politics. But the
,xue Of the League Of Nations must be
ei,her accepted OF rejected by the people
81 TIN. country at this election.
It's idle at this time 70 talk about any
other combination Of nations IL the inter
est Of world peace All that are worth
a.sociating with already are members OF
the League. which Is functioning with a
most encouraging degree OF success
But Il needs the association, the cordial
ec,-operatlon. the effective leadership oi
our country Without this its effective
nsss will be impaired. With the United
States az lts leading, it's most powerful
and its most influential member, il will b'
complete and capable Of imparting thu
greatest good 10 all the world
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
AUTO RIDING.
Annie z. Michcner.

Speeding through the forest,
B~uilierment of glow,
Drinking the "uine-of-sutunn,
With daring dash We go.
WHY mourn th. fight OF june days
Why dread the winter sn0ry
The aftermath Of summer,
would that all might know.
Tho lake in the depth Of the forest,
The white swans swimming there,
The ehirnrner Of the water
In the cool, soft, evening air.
Over the rim Of the outlet
The water sparkles down.
Making 8 stream in the roadway
Not deep enough 20 drown
There in the midst OF the beauty
Stand. a mansion, silent, grand;
And vet. how many houseie-t
To-day. roam tn ough the land
There are no broken Window
No sign Of los. or decay,
But the ma iesty and 81 ence
Jus, strike. 8 chord today.
Ali tie girl once told me;
"Telosity titled the tat,
And now my own curiosity
l. sure 10 question that,
Whv is the mansion idle'
Where have the inmates gone
Ia II house that IS haunted?
Should there be q ghost II my song
There /. no lit of laughter,
No patter of baby feet;
No bark OF a good dog Fido.
No host, or hosteis g, TO greet
Only the wooded silence
The lake, with its black and whit
swan,
Only the splash Of water
Only thought for a song
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Hny render can ~ ihe arrv p. ~
question tv writing Fyrry Esu ~ III
formation Bureau Fredsfe liff
Dipctor Waflng'ob. - Itr
spplies strictly 20 nf0rnaDYn
bureau cannot give rdvire D neH
cal, and nnrcial matters l' if
attempt ~ uttir doufatr ruIf' tn
n undertake sthnugti .c ralife. ~
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briefly tiiyr toll name and fifr" I'd
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against tho federal fw t9 r.a+r
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concerning ne rArJ.riI4ar .ooE
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drv-farrning, a. x. \.
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farms wtfn -iccr-- r.lms -irraa 2
md zo0sehaTrlsS lave a4 -r0v~l
-essf.. ant r-an.-s grow ana ''rd Frn
rlanv 1rv-isrrn 1atrT~ts
d. Hpv nanv rrufners snu .sffrh
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waru ara squire am a1if sisters
Elizabeth Mqrv snc annaR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Circulation Every 12Q6S
Evening Yesterday AOOOO
aATURDAY. OCTOBER 80 1870,
Sov 10, the Verdict.

~. national political campaign that
49,. n.rn in progress for the past 'iVe
nor,h. viii come 10 close tonight ID to
~.c, os .vmythins but preparing Tor ana
,.oo,d,ns the verdict Of the people ioin''-
re devoted. 50 far as the campaign
.d m,,nly 70 calm, thoughtful
"a .,ur nop.. prayertul consideration Oh
A., ,.. involved, by al those oitirens
- h.r oven them their attention
,. IN. n.s, weeks Of political activity
u.,A.v -iI, n. devoted rnniniy to prep
1900. Cor th. election, and on Tucsdsy
N. c.,pl. -ill o.st their ballots
IN. campaign has been one OF the nl0s'
,,,~-,o,ion.l ever known. There
-. h~~, an ent,rc absence Of the eouiiien'
z,,,,.r,n that generally attends Presi-
A~,,,.I campaigns, a refusal Of the people
orn display any special concern IN
a.. sr-,, political contes, thht would be
-, down a. .pathy were il not Tor the
,A,ne>cr Of the questions involved IN the
..urnixn In respect Of this element 1t IL
,,oh.hlv night TO assume that the people
nv. no, h-en Indifferent but are quietly
.rY,ns consideration 70 what they "iiI
h.v, 20 decide by their ballots on iue'
dav neut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
HENRY THE GREAT.

| have a hat that cost a pie
hat prices high have soared-and
| take off that treasured tile, ard
bow TO Henry Ford. Like mary
patriotic ge, Is, the peoples cause
i'd aid, III less twould cost me
fifte.n &C, ts-ard then am afraid.
I'd gladly msks the welkin ri g
demar dil & prices fair; wird doesh
cost ma al ythi g, ard l have lots
to snare. Tut whe it comes to sell
irg rhymes at any pre-war rates,
why. / have use for all my dimes,
I like all the other skates. But Henry
I took a robler view, ard he had
higher plar 5; he said, IN cut the
/ price III two, on my ice tin sedar 5
I What though it meal mighty
I loss? My spirit won't be grieved;
I the cause is good, and coin Is dross
/ when good may be achieved 30
| he indulged in slashil & iags, cut
I prices many beans; and poor folk
| brought their shopping be 6 and
bought his Lmousir es. And other
| plutes beheld the sign. and their
/ price schedules smashed, and mer-
I chant princes fell in line, and slashed
! and siashed. And while We still
! have breath and life, we must not
i this forget twas Henry took the
I pruning knife and an example set.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

The Democratic party, on the other
hand. gave earnest support to the League
If Nations from the first. In National
Convention it gave it the leading place in
the party platform and indorsed 1T unre-
servedlv. Its candidate for President,
Governor Cox, in his speech Of acceptance
indorsed the League and declared en-
phaticaIly in favor Of our country becoming
member. And throughout his campaign he
has supported this course, cloquendy'
vigorously, and, we believe. effectively
The people have displayed an interest IN
thi. issue that has stood out as the dis
tinctive phase Of this unusually quiet and
contemplstive campaign. They have in
Gsted upon being informed about the
League. They could get no authentic IN
formation from Republican sources Re
publican papers rcfrained from printing
tho League Covenant, the Republican
National COMMITTEES gave il no publicity
Republican papers and speakers misrcpre
sent.d i. most sudaciousfy. But still tht
people demanded information, which
fortunately, was fully supplied through
the asency Of the Democratic party Ane
the Democratic press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

And 90 the people Of the country VIII go
TO the polls. on Tuesday next, knowing to .
certainty what they must decide by their
ballots.
The triumph Of the Democratic party
would mean that our country VIII take its
place with tho other enlightened nations
ot the world in a great organization de-
sirned 70 make war impossible, 70 suosti-
tute pesceful means for the determination
Of All issues between nations
The triumph Of the Republican psrey
would mean our continued exclusion from
this great Agency for World PeAca, and
continued uncertainty as TO the future
Who can refrain from hoping for spien'
did ratihoa ton o! the Lesgue OF Nations
by q great majority?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

The fishing steamer Bcckwith 10 re-
ported to have netted 10000 barrels oi
menhaden and delivered them to Lewes
fab factory. where the OIL IS extracted ana
IN. re,idue turned into fertilizer Fer
hans the magnitude Of the hshins 70
,upplv factories along the Atlantic coast is
more or less responsible for the disappear
inr of the food fish that are rapidly Dc
coming extinct. If such is not the case
these fishermen should be acquitted IN the
publie mind from such a suspicion. II is
correct. the State or Federal government
.hould take steps TO prevent the conversion
of fish good for eating INTO 1000 iof 'ie
soil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

Chicago BARRIERS announce that their
charge for. a haircut will be one dollar
.ftor I.nu.yvI The cormorants should be
boycotted, and every Chicago man with
ho;r on his head should let it grow to his
feet in preference TO submitting 1t 20 eheir
greedy shears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

Senator Harding publicly offered re-
ward for proof Of Inconsistency in any OF
his public remarks during the campaign. 1t
is significant, however. that he refrained
from saying what kind Of reward, or how
valuable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
DRAMA LEAGUE TO BE
ADDRESSED BY MIR. COBURN

Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs;
William Blatz. the Drama League will
have the privilege of hearing Mr.. Coburn,
who comes with Mrs Cobnrn for an
appearance at the Playhouse Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday in French
Leave Only the members of the League
will attend the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Olive Temple, X. G. F.
Wenonah Lodge, S. OF \.
Liberty Conclave, 5. " NJ;
Mechanics Lodge. O. Q. f
Lenape Tribe, Imp'd. Q. r. Nj
Sheet Metal Workers Association.
James A. Garfield Council, d. of A.
James A. Young Conclave, Fl. or 5. " NJ
Apache Tribe, No IS, Imp'd. O X. Nj
Hot rolls every afternoon-own make
Turner and STEELE. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

faithfully, but with differing action. Men
like Taft and Wickersham essayed, in the
most amazing manner, to maintain that
his election would be an assurance OF the
completion Of the League Of Nations.
Bitter opponents of any such world peace
alliance As the League provides for, like
Borah and johnson, insisted that Harding
had turned his back upon the League OF
Nations--in fact, had "scrnppcd it.
otherwise they would not have supported
him.
So here was the spectacle OF the he
publican party in a state Of division as To
its own attitude and the attitude oil It's
candidate for President. towards TINS
great. dominating issue. But in neither o'
the two wings into which the party wal
thus divided was there any prctext OF
hearty or sincere support Of the League o'
Nations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

To q correspondent who makes the
inquiry we impart the information that
Governor Cox is a COMMUNICATE with the
United Brethren Church, and Governor
Coolidge with the Congregationaiist- NOT
that a mans religion makes the slightest
difference in his claims as candidate Tor
public office, but many people have a
curiosity in respect of this matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

small country pl.oas should oorsido.
setting Out not tress ~ vel ~ shaes nnd
fruit tree The Department VII tsi then
yhA, yarietioe are suitable o. gVsl
locality and where b. ~ ~ ftqef
Tho MT trees are nsnriY AT nfcfAs'.f
shade ifoas and ruta e0f IAN roff "a.
food valus than fruit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

The report that Rehoboth Beach Is to
be pushed forward by offering induce
ments for more people to come and erect
summer homes there i. a hopeful sign that
the beauties Of the resort are becoming
annrecisted. There is no finer place for
summering along the entire Atlansic .
Ocean than is to be found st this point oil
Delaware. 1t combines all the attractions
of fine bathing, splendid fishing. beach
that is unsurpassed-safe and sioplng
gradually into the sea. 1t is the midst
of fine faxming section, where the
best fruits and vegetables are available
At all time. of the spring, summer and fail
seasons.