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Evening journal., 1920-09-30
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Jack the pepper" Frightens
Many Women, Chases
Two
MANY AT DANCE
AT BEAR STATION
sneeIaI % the Evening Journal:

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, sept 30.-The Joint
Improvement Committee. composed
i or committees from the several
lodges, using Masonic Temple for
their meetings. will hold a business
sess ON tonight in that building.
i Further efforts Will be made 20 have
The removal on and refurhishing Of The
lN~O lodge rooms completed within
The coming month.
officer Lenoir was called 10 Della
ware street wharf yesterday after
noon 10 XIII a shepherd dog. belong
ing 10 John Fehl. proprietor Of the
= JEFFERSON House. 10 was thought hte
dog had the rabbics.
several residents 90 this city mo-
iorcd 10 Trenton y. j.. This morn
Ing 10 take in the Fair now in prog
ross at ihU plare This has been a
custom for The past five or SIX years
Those who went were. James +.
. B'ggi, Harry Holiday. Gsorg' swan.
Elmer Megginson and Buford Lunt
william Montgomery. or West
Third strecl, was treated at the Of
lco Of Or. Julius Dodd, yesterday
afternoon for iniur rs TO his foot
received while employed at one Of
the local Steel plants by a heavy
piece or steel falling upOn u.
Last evening The residents ~ Della
ware street, between Fourth and
Flfh streets. were startled by an un-
Identified man peerng in the win
downs and open dOOrNays Of several
OF the homes The women We're
considerably disturbed by IN $ uneX-
pecied visit lie did not conflne him
self to- playing The roll Of Jack me
pepper" bun turned eventually 10 he
"a Jack the Chaser" he. after peer
Nr.~ 90 .rNnnmII
cigar sior. made a purchase or
some candy and proceeded mp Fourth
street and gave chase Il was said 90
two women going home from the
Republican mass meeting \ good
description of ihp man was furnished
the police who are on the lookout
for him
a. \ large delegation Of members Of
the Tall Cedars of Lebanon resid ng
here. visited Brandywine Forest No.
.s.aof Wilmington, last evening. when
a smoker and enter nment was
given In HE New Cenlury Club thar
city. marking the FIRST meeting Of
.ihe fan. There is no local lodge OF
This order but many members oi
Brandvwine Forest live here.
Two trucks. one owned by B T.
Tank and one owned by Andrew
Mitchell and Sons and several private
automobiles took a large number or
persons TO ODD Fellows Hall. Bnr
Station. last evening where they at
tended a dance given. by fhe Seniors
and Juniors OF the local High school
n Sunday evening The open ne
autumn meeting of the christian En-
deavpr Society Of The First Baptist
church Will be held A interest 'ng
program has been prepared by the
committee Mrs. Morrill, Thornton
presiding officer. will have charge of
iho Sunday evening meeting.
Monthly meet ngs or the First Bap-
tist Church will be held this evening
following the prayer service.
Hundreds of relatives and friends
of he late George 4. Morrison. who
died last sunday following an Illness
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
..lIAnnI CnAs. AM ArnIrnnIM

Many hundred dancers enjoyed the
feature dance at the Auditorium last
evening 10 was "Mardi Gras" night.
The hall was decorated with a mass
or colored sireamers and cOlorcd
lshis. The handstand In the cen-
IRE OF the floor. was decorated In an
colors and The musicians were cos
iumed In clown suils. All the attend
ants on The floor were drgssod as
clowns and did many funny stunts
during the evening.
unc Of the features OF the evening
was a special lucky-numbcr dance,
won by Miss Eva Jarman and Edward
Montgomery. The prizes were a pair
OF dancing slippers Tor the woman,
donated by the Forster Shoe Conn
piny. and a silk pongee shirt FOR the
man. domantid by koshland. Inc. Fa-
vors. In the form OF paper hats and
horns were given ont.
An exhibition dance was given Boy
Miss Betty and Ralph Wonders The
feature dance next "Wednesday even
ing will be entitled "a Night In IA.
rles."
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
RIRTuDNY PARTY.

A surprise birthday party was given
Adus noislcy. on Tuesday eycnIns.
ai his home. POI South Harrison street
Those present were the Misses Cath
crime Deisley. Catherine Haley, Nellie
Viola Barrett and Catherine Callahan,
Aldus Dcisloy. John Delslcy. Thomas
GarVey. Fred Holzlor. William Camp
bell. s. w Tindan. Mrs Mary Bur
rows. Mrs. Mrgarcl Garvey. Mrs jon
ME Barrett. Mr. and Mrs John neis-
ley. Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Hcizler. Mrs.
a. j. Blackway Miss Margrct German
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. ncisley.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30

health after they thought there was
no relief. For instance, the signed
statement OF Mr.. Kenneth Malcolm,
who is District Manager OF a large
local concern and resides at No. Sij
West 9th Street. says.
II never had faith in any medicines
but those which were prescribed for
me, until they failed 30 help me. /
was induced TO take Plant Juice by
reading the statements in our home
papers Of so many local people being
cured by 10. During the late war /
was with the Government Service,
in The Intelligence Department and
connected with the Red Cross. NV
hours OF work were extremely long
and my nerves were greatly over
taxed and I got weak and all run
down. ] had no appetite could not
digest the little food I would take
into my stomach and could not sleep
] had constant pains in my back. ca
iarrh and my eyes walered constantly
] was coughing and eXpectorating an
the time, had headaches, dizzy spells
and felt weak and miserable. / had
taken many medicines but got no re-
lief from any OF them, was under
treatment also, but this did not do
ii' nhe rNNhs iaul JuiCt WIS RECON-
mended TO me and ! got almost in
slant relief; my appetite came back
10 me. ! was relieved OF the gas, sleep
fine at night and have no more pains
or aches; ] have no more trouble
with catarrh and my nerves are sooth-
ed and toned up. / have no hesita-
ton in proclaiming the merits OF
Plant Juice for IL has restored me to
health. | feel tlai-I can honestly
recommend Plant Juice 10 anyone
who has, suffered as / have and be
convinced"
The Plant Juice Man is al The Mil
Ter Drug Store, i0i-iO6 Market 81
where he is daily meeting the local
public and introducing and explain
ing the merits Of this remedy. Free
samples given.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Dr. and Mrs. G. NJ Handy left to-
day Tor Great harrington. Mass, with
their son. Charles NJ Jr.. who VIII
take up his studies al the Hallock
school there Dr. and Nrs Handy
MIL return home tomorrow evening.
-0-O--
Misses Hclen and Gertrude Gala
gher, formerly OF 9N korkwood ST..
have gone TO live with their sister.
Mrs Bayard King. at 500 North
Tenth street, Philadelphia a. Pa.
A number OF guests were enter
talned by Mr.. and Mrs Francis WI l.
ten last week at Meadows on the
BrandyWine Among them were Mr..
and Mrs Roy Margudcll. OF nOslyn.
l.. l., Mrs Frank Wight. OF Balli-
more. and J n. Hunt. OF Atlanta
Mrs. William prlckett, Jr., and
Miss Josephine Prcketi have ar
rived In Europe. according tO word
received by Judge William prickctt
Miss Henrietta Hopes lcft this
week Tor farmIngiOn. where she will
attend school Miss Evelyn Nerkes
lefi FOR Baltimore and Miss Emily
Van Lear FOR Washington, also TO at
tend school.
Mrs. James H. Ferral iiii North
Acams street is spending sometime
In New York city.
SOCIAL.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
NH AWAnF SIIOW HORSTS MN.

Mss D Marion TIorcO, UluEnIor 0I
n NJ. Pierce. OF Delaware City. and
Miss Louise Carpenter. Of This city
were among the winners 40 the Bryn
MaWr Horse Show yesterday. Miss
Pierce won a nrsi in the SHETLAND
pony class and Miss Carpenter cap
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
INCUS LAST

CLEVELAND-"This is the town
that doesn't like me-" said Silgger
trained here. He made about 1900
fans cheer him In the croocial series
with the Indians just the same. Joe
hit 'em FAR.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
.HE BACKS CLAIMS
OF PLANT juice
Wilmington Man Was In
huenced TO Try Plant
Juice and Now Is
Very Happy
HIM ALMOST
INSTANT RELIEF

That Plant Juice. the new herbal
stomach medicine. is bearing out the
reputation established for it IN other
cities, IL is only necessary for one
TO read the testimonials Of local
people who have been restored TO
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
4. IL STOCK Ill

Franklin II. stock. president OF IA,
g. a W. pyle Company. ls critical,
ll at The Wiltshire Hotel Atlantic
City. y. j.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
cutRcu rNTFRTAINuFNr

A sketch and musical entertainment
will be given In First NJ. y. Church
East seventh street, below Walnut
tomorrow evening
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
no! THE PIRATES.

PITTSBURGH-New blood has made
the Pitlemurg p rates the troublesome
club In the National League Ibis year.
This club will be in the running In
1921.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30

York. Washington and Virginia -
Niis arif Mrs Mcbride lefi Wed1es-t
day evening for Washington and New
York. and ur0n their return viii live
at 62j $. Conncll street,
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
HERE'S SECRET.

BROOkLlN-The screen behind the
plate at Ebbets Field is fish netting
major league parks. u doesn't scum
ialls that strike ii.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
COACHES EnnrnAII

DES MOlNES-Jack COney, manager
OF The Des M0.nes Western League
baseball club, is coaching football at
"a Catholic College here Jack once
played for Fordham College, New
FORK
Evening journal., 1920-09-30

The Wants have led the way for
many z household 10 be It's owa land.
lOrds-Adv. draH
Evening journal., 1920-09-30

CINClNNATl-The Cincinnati Reds
didn't lose the pennant on their last
western trip. They lost 70 earlier In
The season. 50 eXneris done n out.
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

turcd blue ribbon IN The ladies sad
die horse GLASS. on "poWelton.@ =
Evening journal., 1920-09-30
WARM FOOTBALL

CHlCAGO-During the mid-Septcm
ber heat Coach siavs's squad has
used two uniforms a day. The one
they work in ihr1 no. was too wei
for the ,. m practice schimmagc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
0LANFIGHT ON
COTTONSEED
BOOTLEGGERS
tRsgisterod U. s Patent Otfloej

Dallas, Texas, Dee 25--Iezas COT
tonssed Breeders association was
formed az a meeting for the purpose
OF fighting the so-called cottonseed
abcotlegger" and guaranteeing 20 the
farmer pure seed varieties The meet
ing was called by the agricultural de-
partmeut OF the Texas chamber or
commerce, which has received com
plants from pure seed breeders and
farmeru that INSCRIPTIONS dealers are
making a practice Of selling ordinary
ein-run seed under the names OF high
class varieties
TIE pure seed breeder. who SPENDS
his life in developing a new variety,
las no legal protection correspo ndlil s
10 the patent or copyright. u Is SO.
z. b Truitt OF Waxanac1le
elected temporary president OF tne ol-
e-auiration and the following were
1lFced unon the permanent org-1lL-
tion committee: Ferris watson.
Traxahachie. 3. a. Stutfelbeme, SsL
Marcos. J. H Kinsler, Austuells %
A. smith. Lockhart; T. 3 Iruitt' wax
'R-,,si55ressntatlves Of about Is seed
erowing concerns were present a. tne
meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
Plans Big Canal From
Montreal To Great LaRes

Montreal, Quebec, Can. Dec. 90
Plans for a route FOR ocean-Eoing
ships from Montreal TO the great
lakes BY way OF the Ottawa river and
a deep water canal at Cardinal, were
laid before the international joint
waterways commission by John sing
ham, president OF the Ottawa board
Of trade
Bingham pointed out, are that Il could
be carried out with less expense ana
less difficulty than the work OF deep
eniug the St. Lawrence river II the
canal connecting the Ottawa river
with the great lakes were built Ar.
Bingham said, it would reclaim 1000
SQUARE miles Of Ontario land that Is
now marsh and unfit Tor the pillow. II
would also furnish q new outlet Tor q
large Agricultural area in the Ereat
CLAY belt where farmers are settling
In large numbers Alr. Bingham es-
tfmated the cost OF the project az
500. 100000 less than the St Law
renee river improvements
The international COMM ssioner8 eN-
pressed interest IN the plan, but de-
clarsd that as 1t was purely q cana
dian project they were not in posi-
ton to consider it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
Proposed Tariff Rates
arouse Argentinidns

r7ranoa Aires. ArE. Dec 25.-Pro-
fe-+i-r arqfnst the recent tariff
r1esgure passed by the American
houss Of representatives, which, u is
claimed. virtually prohibits tmporta--
lion cf wheat, -four, corn and WOOL
ana various meat products ~ me
united States. the Argentine Coined
eratfon 81 Commerce, Industry and
production. has sent q note 70 -le
Argentine government advising tnaL
reprisals be taken against produe-l
from the United States imported. ~
Argentina If the house is enacted INTO
law.
me note. written by Carlos Torn
ouist. who was Argentiua's represent
ative at the Brussels financial CONFER
ence, asks the government 70 enter
into NEGOTIATIONS with the united
States with the purpose OF prev ntills
the final sancti0uing Of the Dill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

now the chief producer OF raw ma ma
terfals. we are constantly reacnlng
out to develop such resources IN
other lands; and according 70 inc eA-
tent Of our control Of them VIII the
agitation for world soclaizatlon ne
directed against US
old world AEninst New.
It will be a bitter struggle which
before IL ends may bring some re-
markabIs changes in the politics and
even the map OF the eartn- II VIII
represent the stand OF the old WorlQ
against the submergence with Whtch
ID is threatened by the amazing
growth Of the new world Europe's
imperial powers fought their deFas-
tating battles TO see which snoulu
have the biggest share OF tbs World s
riches; only to find in the end that
while they struggled and weak
ened each other. the center OF 1inan-
cial and economic power at least tenn
uorarflv shifted to the new world
and they know that unless something
radical IS done to reverse this process
ne military power viii shift also
Before the war, Europe tok It's Ton
from practically AL the wealth OF the
world Its money had IloWeo Out lh-0
an the new countries for invesJn1ell
and interest and proIits Ilo"eo 49, =
In particular It had taken pains %
control the raw materials. Germany
had brought this scheme TO suc1 a
Scientific pitch that its agents in New
york actually fixed the prices OF
American metals. The whole world
ID fact. vas mortgaBed to Europe
and had to cater 70 Europe'a IMAM
ciers as well as her military power
New world Buys Itself.
During the war, and afterwards ne
new world bought itself back 70 get
the money for the fighting the Eur
ueau nations had 70 turn over 70
American and other caplta!lsLs ne
bonds and stocks they held In lndus-
tries OF the countries not az va
when they had to buy food ana ma
/ ea-Iafe Cor reconstruction the process
was kept up. Last month the eollot
Of the Bankers Magazine OF Lglaon.
a. w. Kiddy, confessed IN an a1lI -
Ia bankers, that I'VE have compaE-
atfvsIy little left n securities acce -
7hle 10 the American public Wnlcn
We could dispose Of
with these resources eNhauste4' p -
roma has ia turn been compelled %
--1rf-are itself Il owes almost ten
hiIiions 81 dollars to the United states
government alone. It's debts 20 ne
other new countries are IN propoIl
ton. while Lord knows what the pr
vate debts now amount 10
This switch Of financial power -
-sruIfed In a growth Of econoinlc
bower ia the new world Not OILY
krerics- but all the other countries
producing raw materials nave -se1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

Anew YORK, DEC S5,-Do the riches
IN OF the earth belong 10 all the peo-
pies Of the earth In common or
20 the peoples IN whose lands they
happen to Hs2 shan the necessities Of
life, no matter where produced be
thrown into a common pool TO be ad-
miuistered and apportioned for the
good OF all or LETT as they are now
10 be exploited by private ownership
for the profit 20 The owner and the
uation2 Shall America and other new
countries which have vast lands and
resources assent to 8 doctrine that
other less favored nations must share
ia this good forrune2
These questions are involved IN a
new issue brought definitely before
The world as the result OF the Geneva
assembly OF the league Of nations. It
was based on the proposal 70 have
the league create g permanent econo-
mic commission which would meet
every year to deal with world prob
lens OF trade and industry Sponsors
for it were Belgium, Switzerland and
italy. but IN the background lurked
others who were powerful enough 70
have the idea adopted and brought 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

the floor with favorable commltlee
report
Baked BY Canadian.
Only the dramatic outburst against
European diplomacy by Newton w..
Roweu. the Canadian delegate, halted
the cousummation Of the scheme5 and
the very vigor Of his action is the best
Illustration Of the Ightnings con-
cealed in this issue
The matter was left In this form
The economic commission, together
with the financial and transportation
commissions, were created in a ten
tative form. They viii have only con-
suItative authority, not the real au-
thority given in the plan as offered,
and can only recommend TO the next
league assembly the policies they
think should be pursued in settling
world problems. But they wiz have
the power to examine into the mat
ter Of pooling raw materials and
kindred topics
Thus the nations which are seeking
the Specialization Of the worlds riches
are placed in position TO keep up the
agitation; and sooner or later the
question viii have 10 be faced It viii
come with particular emphasis be-
fore the United States, for we are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
VII son ASKED TO HELP
SAVE CONVICTED WEXICANS

Juarez lodge OF the spanish Amerl-
can alliance. sent a telegram % pres.l--
dent Wilson Friday. asking him % ala
In obtaining pardons for Aslslln 4
demned 10 death IN New YORK state
on charges OF murder
TeleErams viii also be sent ~
other Mexican organizations IN ~
Paso and JuareE- Gov. smith OF New
York. viii also be appealed To-
f. based on the claim that the eEl-
dsnce AGAINST Sanchez was INSULT
Client and that Garcia IS mentally IN
sound.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

arst Harold L. Gardner, OF the stu
cavalry, al Fort Bliss has been ap-
pointed post educational and recrea-
lion officer, succeeding Col George
p. white. The educational division
bas little time for anything else. Il
Ii proposed TO divide the two Capt
g. C Carl and second Lieut. g. ~
Wilson are new additions to the Stn
caralrE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
WEST TEXAS
BUSINESS MEN
MEET FEB. !

Stamford, Texas, Dec 25.-The third
convention Of the west Texas chamber
Of commerce to be held at Ranger
February and win be largely at
tended BY national celebrities as wen
as 1000 west Texans. Speakers OF
wide reputation have been incluael
on the program.
George w. Simmons, vice president
and general manager OF the simmons
Hardware company o. St Louis, has
agreed 70 speak. +. A Mohr, general
MANAGER OF the western Union Iele-
graph company VIII speak on lne
FieId Representatives Of the orEani-
zstfon coming 10 headquarters report
that one to six representatives, iron.
an the small towns have slsultleo
their intention OF being at the con
venlfcn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
TEXAS WILL HELP BUILD
ROADS TO NEW M

Texas will bear Is percent OF the
CONSTRUCTION cost OF the Alamogordo,
Fabens and Socorro roads, according
to word received by county Judge
,. b. llcClintock from state repre-
sentative Adrian Pool me state
appropriation, however, VII not eA-
cssd $4,000, his telegram said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

Mexican faderal troops are @ %
used IN building up the natlonat
railroads. according % information
received IN Juarez Friday. News OF
ne aqsfgument OF the troops has
caused much surprise IN Mexico City.
It Ia said. Districts In which troops
win be employed are IN Chiapas.
Oaxaca and Queretaro.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
Montana Street Home
Robbed Of Monel

Mrs. W. 2. Glardon's home 1919
Montana street, was robbed OF tz5 u
cash by persons who entered WINE
Ne vas away Friday night accord
ing TO report made 70 police. Oniy
The money was taken other arLlc-ea
Of value not having been touched
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
Chamono Elected rs
President, Says Nicaragua

Panama, c. z. Dec. 25.-The Mica
raruan LEGATION at Panama today gave
out a message from the Ganagua
foreign office stating that the ma
tIoual congress has declared Diego
Manuel Chamorro and Bartolo Mar
tinez constitutionally elected presi-
dent and vice president respectively
az Nic7raEua- me new executives are
to take office January 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

the warning that the United States
rouid never assent TO such scheme
nipped 10 for the time being
AZ the chief source Of raw ma
terfaIs and the guardian OF the other
producing nations on this hemisphere.
II VIII Be well for Us 20 keep oul
ewes clear. our heads cool and our
powder dry. There VIII be no rear
danger for q long time II We 90 ~
We win get into some real trouble
II we do not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
JoTys THEATER oRCHEsTRA.

James c. Quinn, manager or tne
Rlalto theater, announces that En-
riaue Rasoplo. noted Chilean violinlstl
has Joined the orchestra OF his theater-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

It requires about four pounds Of
fresh leaves 70 make one pound OF
dried tea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

Announcement was made in Nan
aqua recently that supporters OF Jose
Andres Urtecha, former minister q
foreign relations, who was defeated
IN the presidential election BY Gen.
Chamorro, had appealed to the, state
department in Washington TO take
some action regarding the election
asserting that fragrant frauds were
COMMITTED. They were said TO be sup
no-tsd bv many influential members
Of tbs conservative party
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

THE first of the auxiliary craft 'a hn which,
in times peace may carried bashs service launches and
torpedo boats launched
vessel known the type AS sea
the nations defence
me craft conceived during held secret It's
600horsepor
length with hinge bow which drops from place In me
warhead 600 pounds Of high
explosive and depth bombs be carried The
of their
comparatively safe from attack by enemy
Eachah hornet" VIII Of four
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25
CANADIAN DEFEATS
WORLD SOCIALISM
SCHEME OF LEAGUE
Seeing Financial and Economic Power Passing Old World Re
SORTS to Doctrine That Earths Natural Riches Belong
All Peoples and Should Be Pooled. Says Writer;
Blunt Opposition Upsets His Plans


the floor With a favorable committee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20

decent people. Prohibition was not fad of a few reformers nor is it the fad of a nation. It is a human ex- perience of an entirely unique and staggering kind. America will not give it up; possibly light drinks may be permitted some day but that is all the social condemnation of ardent spirits is final.
 telling tribute was paid to the American peoples passion for educa- tion and to the growing sense of com munity responsibility. These are as poets of American life which it is not easy for English people to understand or to appreciate at their full value without discovering America for them selves. MT Radcliffe remarked upon the very frequent use in American speech, both private and public, of the words 'community" and citizenship He brought out the significance oe this, comparing it with the rare use of these words in England.
 The present politi:al relations be- tween the two countries were only touched on toward the end of the lec- ture. England's responsibilities in Ire- land and her war ga ms were noted as the two matters which every English man who visits America is called upon to defend or explain All Americans believe that England has done a wrong