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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
WARNER GIVES SOME
POLITICAL POINTERS
To Suffragists Concerning the New
Responsibilities They Have
Had Put On Them.

In his address before the conference of
suffrage leaders of the state, at Rchoboth
on Thursday, Charles Warner, chairman
of the State Republican committee dwelt
on the desirabilty of party control and
discouraged scratching" any OF the
regular nominations.
Mr.. Warner strongly urged this on the
grounds that community usually
secured the best conduct of its affairs If
the party in power had the full rcspon-
sibility and stood upon sound principles
and was working on harmonious and CO.
ordained lines in the administrative and
legislative work. even though some
of the officials might not be best quail
fled for the particular positions en-
trusted to their care.
In following this principle OF not
splitting the ticket, the speaker laid
particular stress on the point that all of
the candidates must be men of good char
acter without any record that would
cause distrust and that they should have
reasonable qualifications for the paItiou-
lar position for which they might be
running
Mr. Warner stated that the call 70
the election of delegates to serve at the
last convention of the Republican party
provide for alteration of the party rules,
hence properly vest in women the fullre-
sponsiblity and authority of directly serv-
ing as members of the Republican state
Committee necesstated suitable reslgna-
tionsand retirement on the part of some of
the present members and the appointment
of women to fill the vacancies. This
policy the State Committee was entirely
satisfied with and adequate designations
had been offered providing the Republi-
can women voters thought II was best
in the party interest To have this inn
mediate realgnment within the existing
State Committee.
The speaker said that the several Re
publican women consulted on these points
were unanimous in their views, that the
best interest of the party required the
full continuance of the preser.t state
Committee, which was already actively
in the harness, and that the Womens
work should be developed for*this par
ticular campaign through close coop
Grafton and by the prompt organization
of associate committees of Republican
women.
Following the meeting, Mr.. Warner
made the statement that the Republican
leaders would proceed as promptly
as possible in close cooperation with
the Republican women, TO plan for call
ing these conventions, or otherwise pro-
viding for the women to express their
full and unintiuenced views upon the
selection of their own representatives
of the committees TO be organized.
He wished it to be made clear that any
plans developed TO meet the eleventh
hour emergency of the present campaign
should not be taken rs precedent, but
in the working out of permanent plans
little later on, il seems right and proper
to completely consolidate the work of
the men and women In one thoroughly
co-ordinated working unit. and that these
more permanent steps should be taken
up shortly after the stress Of the present
campaign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
WOULD REVOKE LICENSES.
Delaware Safety Council Officials Have
Way to Curb Reckless Autoists.

The latest issue of the Delaware Safety
News advocating the revoking of licenses
to all operators of automobiles who drive
carelessly. 1t says that humanitarianism
might arise from self interest. The article
follows:
There is one sure way to stop careless
driving of automobiles and that is to take
away the drivers license. City Council
may enact, the Delaware Safety Council
may exhort, but the selfshly minded driver
VIII go his own gait As a result of such
egotistical complacency, many little chill
dren are needlessly condemned to die, and
many Others to permanent injury; from
childhood TO old age is a mercilessly long
interval to drag out manned existence
imposed by some selhshly careless individ-
ual
If manufacturer should run his business
In such way as to deplete or cripple our
greatest national wealth, the children of
America, we have made the penalty so high
that self-interest, if no higher motive
would force him to become humani-
tartan. Self-interest, too, can be used to
make the careless driver run his automo-
bile in such way as to make the street
as safe for the children as is the factory.
Take the careless drivers license away
from him for period Of time and if he
is professional his sensibilities are reached
through his pocket while the owner
chauffeur will have to put up with our
public transportation, as well as the hui
initiating consciousness that the public
atIarge knows him to be an incompetent
driver and public menace, leper of the
highway who may not come near the
steering-wheel of a motor-driven vehicle
The New York World, F." in an editorial.
suggests that it might be good thing to
make it "a legal requirement that drivers
or chauffeurs must be at least twenty-one
years old in order that check may s'be
given to speed-madness which is every day
taking toll Of human life and effieiency.D
Young or old, the reckless automobile
driver should be held in leash and not
turned loose upon a defenseless public
Take away his license.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
REPUBLICAN VOTERS
IN RALLY AT SMOKER
Hear Attorney General Reinhardt
Give His Views ON League
of Nations.

About 400 voters attended the first
Republican rally Of the present political
campaign held last night IN the Young
Mems Republican Club. 800 King street.
Acknowledgement David j Renhardt was
the principal speaker uf the evening.
Referring to the League Of Nations.
MIR Reinhardt declared that its passage
would depend upon one party or the other
having three-quarter majority in the
Senate. According To the number of
Senators 10 be elected at the fall elect ions,
the Democrats cannot under any circum-
stances get a mn aiority, because there are
sufficient Republicans in the Senate TO
assure the impossibilitv Of a three-quarters
Democratic majority" he said
The encouragement then said that the
hope of an Association Of Nations de
pended entirely upon the election Of suffi-
cient Republican Senators to complete n
majority from that party.
Mr.. Reinhardt called uron the mern-
bers Of the Harding First Voters Club to
assist in getting every man and woman
TO register on next registration day
Republican State Chairman Charles
Warner IN few impromptu remarks de-
Tended the alleged expenditure Of SIS 900 :
600 by the Republican party IN its nat ionaI
campaign lie said that when that sum
was divided evenly among the 10000 =
600 voters of the country the sum devoted
TO each man in informing him of the lssues
Of the election, was indeed small
The meeting adopted a resolution ratifv-
ing the platform drawn TAP Mt the Republi.
can State convention last Tuesday The
evening was concluded by several valdc-
vile .ts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
WANT CLEAN ELECTION.
Democratic State Committee Criticizcs
Republican Chairman.

At q meeting of the Democratic State
Committee at Dover on Wednesday the
committee went on record condcmning
the action Of the Republican State COM
mittee chairman in refusing to meet the
offers of Chairman Iaancs to help eliminate
bribery and corrupt practice at the
coming election. A resolution expressing
the opinion of the committee was passed
as follows:
"Resolvcd. That this Committee dep
recates the refusal OF Mr.. Charles Warner
Chairman of Republican State Committee
to enter into an agreement with the
Chairman of this Committee with view
to preventing fraud and corruption during
the present campaign, but approves most
heartily of the action taken by our own
Chairman in pursuance OF prior rcsolu-
tion Of this body. We heartily endorse
the whole correspondence Of Henry r.
Isaacs, Chairman of this COMMITTEES,
directed TO the purpose Of accomplishing
nm agreement between the respective
official heads of the two great arties and
hereby pledge the faith Of this committee
TO the citizenship Of the State of Delaware
that this campaign and the election shall
be free from corrupt practices of every
kind and character II it is possible of
accomplishment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
BOY SCOUT CONTEST.
Winner Gets Free Trip from this City TO
Milwaukee and Return.

Examinations will be conducted by the
members of the local branch of the
National Safety Council and the local Boy
Scout officials IN the next few weeks
among the Roy Scouts of this city to
Xhoose one scout as a delegate to the
ninth annual Safety Congress which will
meet. at Milwaukee, September q to
October |. The examinations will be on
natural leadership, initiative, ability to
make inspection trips and report on
unsafe conditions In community, and
ability to give public safety talks.
The lucky scout will make the trip to
and from Milwaukee with regular dele
gates TO the Safety Congress His expenses
will be paid by the Safety Congress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
REV. JOSCHKO'S
OWN STATEMENT
Endorses Plant Juice and Rec
ommends it to All Sufferers
of Stomach Trouble.

Many of the best-known and most
respected citizens of the country have
testified to the merits of Plant Juice, the
new herbal stomach remedy This remedy
has made great reputation on its merits
alone. II is not what we say, but what
the people say who have used Plant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
BOSTON CLOAK STORE
OPENS NEW BUILDING
Hundreds View Handsome Home
Of Women's Furnishing
Emporium.

The new Boston Cloak Store, 5l1 Mar.
ket street, was formally opened Ias,
evening when for two hours between ]
and 2 o'clock the doors were thrown open
70 permit the public 10 inspect what II
one Of the best equipped and most luxuri-
ous stores IN the city. Nothing was for
sale but the complete stock Of latest and
most desired fashions in feminine hnery
were displayed for the inspection Of the
visitors. Huge baskets of flowers and fora
designs gave the occasion a birthday as.
pect and an orchestra further added
10 the pleasure of tho mnny guests.
The new store which raises TO -four
stories, is Thoroughly and moderoly
equipped IN I'LL IFS many departments. A
new department an innovation among the
stores of this city, is the childrcn's hair.
cutting department, located on the third
floor There is also o rest room, with
every kind Of toy, IN which parents may
leave their children while they shop
One OF the finest assortments Of autumn
gowns and cloaks is TO be had on the
second floor. No mat ron or debutante
could inspect these inefies without feeling
q desire tn have them for her own.
The millinery department also is filed
with every pleasing style. Hats for the
miss, the stnid business woman and the
matron are To be had here in All wanted
shapes and shades
Following the formal opening last
evening Daniel s. Laub entertained his
employees and several Wilmington mcr-
chants on the fourth floor Of his new build
ing The guests spent the evening in dane
ing buffet luncheon was served.
During the evening. H. B. Holman.
advertising and display manager, on
behalf Of the employees Of the store pre-
senfed MIR Laub with large silver
pitcher. as a token Of the esteem which
the workers hold for MIR Laub The gift
bore the inscription ID s l.. Presented
TO Daniel s. Laub by the employees,
Boston Cloak Store. August 27 :"
Mr. Laub responded 20 the presenta-
ton, thanking his employees for their CO.
operation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
VILLAS MEN MUSTERED
OUT, co BACK TO FARMS
Surrender Arms and Get Three
Months Pay; Zamora's Cap
tives Escape.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

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Mexico City, Aug. 2s.-Work of must
ering out the followers of Francisco Villa
was completed yesterday in the State of
Durango, according to a report received
from General Eugenio Martinez, who
superintended the operation. The men sur
rendered their arms and received pay for
three months. The balance of their years
pay will be given them later. They were
given transportation to their farms. All
took an affectionate farewell of Villa,
who advised them to avoid politics and
devote themselves to rustic pursuits
Villa also will 60 to farm. His officers
were permitted to keep their pistols.
Mexico City, Aug. 2S.-American and
British subjects who were captured by
Pedro Zamora, the bandit, week ago, are
believed TO have escaped from the out
laws during battle near the town of
Autlan, State of Jalisco.
Zamora's forces, numbering about 400
were routed in the fight, which lasted
four hours. They lost AZ killed and fed in
three groups which are being closely pur-
sued by government troops.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
BANK STARTS PUBLICATION.
Equitable Trust Will Publish a Paper
Monthly.

The Equitable Trust Company Month
ly is the latest addition to the list of bank.
ing activities of the Equitable Trust Com
pany. 1t is a four page publication and
will be issued for free distribution every
month.
The publication gives as its aim the
policy of encouraging the development of
the city of Wilmington and industries and
general welfare of the State. Each month
there will appear story of some Delaware
Industry for the purpose of telling Della
state.
The various phases of banking will also
be dealt with Methods of how to control
the use of the money of estates and the
various means of monthly saying will be
discussed. The first volume of the monthly
gives history of the company's develop
ment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28

Os
Juice that has done this. If YOU suffer
from stomach trouble, bilousness, ma
laria, constipation, nervousness, in
somnia, kidney trouble, or feel debili-
tated and rum down, try Plant JUICE. the
great herbal system tonic.
Daily testimonials are received from
well-known people In signed statements.
telling of the wonderful benefit they have
derived from Plant Juice
One of the most interesting is that of
the Very Rev. Don Roberto Joschko. of
1904 Slocum street, Chicago, ILL.,, Vicar
General of the Diocese, who is known and
beloved not only by his church associates
but by hundreds of people throughout the
State of Illinois, who will be glad to learn
of this reverend gentleman's recovery to
health. He stated:
..For more than ~ years / have suf-
fered with stomach trouble, using many
medicines Of various kinds without any
help. Two years ago | was forced to 90
to hospital IN Winnipeg, Canada, and re-
manned there for over four months. /
heard of Plant Juice, and the first two
davs / had taken 1T got so much relief
that l continued its use; the gas has left
my stomach, ] have good appetite now,
and feel greatly improved III every way.
/ am glad to endorse Plant Juice and
would recommend it to all sick people,
especially for stomach trouble"
such words as these and those of many
Others which have been printed have
wide influence for they come from men
of standing and integrity, who have given
Plant Juice a fair trial and have been
greatly benefited thereby.
The Plant Juice man is at The Miller
Drug Store, No. 404-406 Market St.
Wilmington, where he is daily meeting
the local public and introducing and ex-
planning the merits Of this remedy Free
samples gwen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
LIEUT.. LANDLORD PROMOTED.
Somerset Couniian Assigned to Duty at
Annapolis.

Princess. Anne, Md, Aug 27.-Upon
the recommendation Of board Of supply
officers of the Navy. appointed by the
Secretary ot the Navy. to pass upon the
records of officers whose records have
been creditabe during the war with
Germany. under an act of Congress, ap-
proved June &. 1920, the temporary mp
pointment of Lieutenant H. Louis Iank-
ford, Supply Company, United States
Navy, has been made permanent
Lieutenant Landlord IS native oi
Somerset county lie is son Of the
late Capt r. + Lankford He has been
IN the Navy for about % years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
MENACE OF DEFECTIVE BRAKE.
Irenee du Pont Advocates Standardized
Charge for Adjustment.

At recent meeting of the Wilmington
Automobile Trade Association, Irenee du
Pont, in the capacity of an official Of the
Delaware Safety Council, made an
address in which he advocated that the
association adopt standardized charge
for adjustment, equalization and inspec-
ton Of brakes. He said the defective
brakes were great menace to public
safety.
The association acting on Mr.. du Pont' s
suggestion appointed a following commit
tee TO endeavor to effect the improve
ments which he advocated.
Edward Smith, vice-president, VIII
mington Auto Co, Harry Loose, Olds-
mobile Company, +. S. NicLerson, vii
mington Storage Battery Coz; Coleman
Johnson, Delaware Motor Sales; j.. J..
Bixby, Packard Motor Company.
The committee will not limit itself
to the consideration Of brake trouble but
viii deal with any similar matters which
effect safe management Of cars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
MAILING DEPT. WINS.

Beat Treasurer's Office Team BY Score
of is to 6.
The Mailing Department team of
the du Pont Girls Baseball League, last
evening trounced the team from the
Treasurer's Office by the one-sided score Of
Is to 6. The score:
Mailing g......5 3 0 l 6 SIS
Treasurers. @ / O 3 0 p 6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28

You try an Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28
MExICO-CITY TAMPfCO
AIR MAIL SERVICE

Mexico City, Aug II Establishment
of air mail service between Mexico City
and 1'ampico has been determined by the
government, according to Gosme Hino-
josa, postmaster general.
By authorization Of Provisional Presi-
New Britain herald., 1920-11-26

Tacoma, Wash.-Robert Murray age 12. sings a higher note than any human voice has touched. He was discovered by Mime Frances Aida Murray sang for her a difficult colora- tura of the kind Galli-Curci and let fhzzinl alone can niaster. Caruso. Harold and other artists are ready to testify as to his musicianship when the time comes for his r.. presentat,on ,n
New Britain herald., 1920-11-26
CHIROPRACTIC TALK NO. -N. Beware of the Knife

(By J. A tOLZ. THE ChIkOfkACToR, The worst mania that ever afflicted hu- mankind is now sweeping over the coun- try. leaving thousands of sufferers nopeiess ,e.. ly mutilated and in many cases unfit to i've
 SURGICAL OPERATIONS There is one fact which is necessary toE the public to know. That fact is that every part of the body. every organ. tissue aa. anu cell, is vitally necessary to the we.i we. esnrs of the individual, and has been put sheis by nature for a purpose. Regarding operations, here are tne na, oprm ions, based actual knowledge. or several prominent American surgeons:
 Dr. l.. A. Merriam reported ai.er innSs wa tigating New York conditions that ihe New York coroner found in forty-two con secutive cases of appendicitis operations that the appendix had been healthy, sound ana normal.
 Hopkins University. states candidly that The senseless ruthless destruction of the tonsils is becoming each day greater menace to the public good.
 pr. yene Armstrong comes out from be- hind the silence which seals the lips or so many surgeons and says: If there ic Iact known to scientific medicine, that fact is that major operations on the peIvic organs of women, with. or a tendency to' ihsanity. only agErayates the condition; and yet there is scarcely female brought before the iu- macy commission of Dallas, of which the writer is a member, who has not had rom one to five mutilating operations perio'i'eo on her" ,, .s.
 Says Dr. E. c. Jones' We are asking the public to believe in what we do not believe in ourselves We asking them to take medicines ". will not take. and to submit to operations which we will not permit oh ourselves When drink our own poisons and cut out own vitals we Will nave the right to ask the public to follow us m pima confidence.'
 BEWARE OF OPERATIONS! It is nec- essary perhaps only in one case out Of hfty
 CHIROPRACTIC,
 the greatest development in the science of eradicating sickness disease and suffering. has prevented thousands from surgscai mutIation. The craze for surgical inter- ference has reached such a point that Dr. Alfred Walton, founder of the Essex County Hospital and chief of the surgical staff. sounds a note of warning and utters a prophecy, wherein he says: "To guard against unnecessary surgical butchery ad visory board will some day be established. which board will pass judgment in such cases-and cHIRoPRAcToR WILL BE ON THAT BOARD"
 Nature never made a man. woman or child to be cut up. Investigate the science of Chiropractic and learn to your own lief that it will remove the cause of ton- slitis, appendicitis and all other abnormal conditions. Come to the office today. Con- sultation involves neither charge nor ohli- Eation.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-26

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New Britain herald., 1920-11-26

FOR SALE-Dodge Sedan; also one 19sl Paige Coupe and National Coupe. Thirty other bargains in open and closed cars. Aaron G. Cohen, 4s Wells St.
 Hartford Conn. 1l-2o-1W
New Britain herald., 1920-11-26

FOR SALE-Buick touring. all cord tireA $625. 1917 Rec touring $325. Aaron c. Cohen 45 Wells St.. Hartford. Conn. Tel
 Blu. 1881. 11-9o-1w
New Britain herald., 1920-11-26

FOR SALE-One two-tenement house on Winthrop street. All improvements Can be sold 12 per cent basis. Apply Hal perm Real Estate Co, 32I 1-2 Main St.
 Phone 1724. ll-26-adx
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-11-19

qualities a. a n-sccund sucker.
Labor is certainly getting cOcky.
There's no danger now OF any dow
ager having too many cooks to spoil
her broth. The best families to-day
have more cooks week than meals
A hash sculptor doesn't stay long
enough now to even locate the gar
baEe can.
II Is thus in all the great indus
tries. The street cleaners want
whittier suits and shorter streets. The
firsmen are kicking against tho
ght- hour day and four-Rlarm fires.
Tho bootleEgers are dissatisfied with
working conditions. and jurymen
kick at working in a closed shop.
The ministers will soon be want ng
Sundays off.
The Butt0nhole Borcrs' Grievance
Committee claims the cloak and suit
trust is cheating them. They have