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The Washington times., 1920-09-13
Spirit Restores Dead
Baby ALiue, Is Parents s
Claim; Others Scott
much Tying experlenco.

MILWAUKEE, Wis., Sept 13.-This remarkable mar
ratve which be termed either modern miracle of
restoring life from death through the medium of sprits
or an uncommony shrewd hoax has to light at
Dysart Iowa.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
HE HASN'T HEARD
OF 18TH AMENDMENT

ATLANTA, Ca. Nov. Omitted
press) Despite instructions issued
by Ordinary Thomas II. Jeffries, Of
Fulton county. to prevent women
from voting IN today's general cleo
ton in Georgia, women voted In the
Sixth ward Atlanta.
At a o'clock 10 was estimated that
fully 70 women, approximately ~
OF whom were Negroes, had already
voted.
Ordinary Jeffrles on being Informed
that officials were allowing women
TO vote. declared that this was ir-
regular" and announced that the vote
IN that ward would be thrown out.
Jeffries' orders barring women were
based on the Georgia law which re-
0uires registration six months before
election he stated
Action OF the managers OF the Sixth
ward in permitting women 10 vote
forecasts a legal flght Of FAR reaching
consequences. political experts de-
clared.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
Makes a Family Supply I
of Cough Remedy
Really better than rendy-nade |
cough syrups, and saves about 81. 4
Easily and quickly prepared.
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II you combined the curative prop
critics Of every Known "ready-made'
cough remedy, you probably could
not get as much real curative power
as there is in this simple homemade
cough syrup, which is easily prepared
in a few minutes.
Get from any druggist 2ia ounces
Of Pinex, pour it into a pint bottle
and fll the bottle with syrup, using
either plain granulated sugar syrup,
clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, as desired. The result is a
full pint Of really better cough syrup
than you could buy ready-made for
three times the money. Tastes pleas
ant and never spoils.
This Pinex and Syrup preparation
gets right at the cause Of a cough and
gives almost immediate relief. It
loosens the phlegm. stops the nasty
throat tickle and heals the sore, irri-
tated membranes so gently and easily
that IL is really astonishing.
A days use will usually overcome
the ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, hoarseness and bronchial asth-
ma, there is nothing better.
Pinex ia a most valuable concen-
trated compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract, and has been used for
generations TO break severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2M ounces OF PincX"
with full directions, and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co,
Ft. WAYNE. Ind.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
kent VOTERS
CROWD POLLS
Nearly Half the Vote Cast
Before Noon
Hour
WOMEN
CAST BALLOTS
.eclal lo The Eyenlne Ionrnal.

Special 10 The Evening journal.
DOVER Nov. 2 with the eXcep-
ton OF the First district OF the Fifth
Representative district IN Dover. IN,
which the largest number OF voters
Of any district in the State, 1872. are
registered there was a tremendously
large carly vote throughout X Mt
county. II was estimated that the
vote by noon was more lfan % per
cent. and probably GO per cent. or the
total number registered
Election officers In the First OF the
Fifth district whorI 1872 are regis
tered were much slower handling the
early vote than the officers in some ~
The other districts. BY 30 o'clock
only go persons hade voted in this
district. but the election officers
started 20 speed up after that and
about Coz persons had voted up until
noon. 10 IS thought that the re-
mainder OF the vote can be gotten In
this afternoon without trouble n the
omcers work fast. At one time this
morning 200 voters were In line NNlt-
ing TO vote IN this district.
IN the Second election district or
The Second representative district,
also In Dover. where 762 persons are
registered about 500 had voted mp
until noon, and 300 out OF slightly
over 500 registered In the Second OF
the Fifth, the other Dover district,
had also voted by noon.
Reports from Smyrna, Harrington,
Milford and other towns throughout
the county show an equally large
Nearly vote.
The women voters came out In
large numbers early throughout he
county. No trouble was reported
from any districts.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
NEWARK VOTES
THREEAMINUTE
90 Per Cent. of Registered
Vote Polled at II
O'clock
WOMEN IN THE
LINE EARLY
Special To The Evening Journal

Special 70 the Evening Journal
NEWARK, Nov. 2-Three votes
every minute was the record made by
the election officers in the two local
districts, the first and second Of White
Clay Creek Hundred, for the FIRST three
hours this morning after the polls
opened at s O'Clock.
In the first district, the voting place
being The Reer Park Hotel, where there
Is total registration OF 1873, 437
voters had cast their ballots at II
o'clock. In the second district, Wash
lngton House, about 475 out Of a
total registration OF about $40 had
voted by fl o'clock. This is about
sixty per cent. OF the total vote in
these two districts handled The first
three hours.
At both polling places there was a
line OF voters waiting when the
election officers opened the polls for
business, at O'clock. The women
were out in force, determined TO not
take any chance Of congestion at the
last minute The big vote was being
pOlled without any confusion and
there Is every indication that a full
vote will be secured.
Never in the history OF Newark has
there been so much interest demon
straied, which Is probably due 10 the
women voting for the flrst time. The
party workers had little TO do this
morning and the conditions point tC
the entire remaining vote coming oul
this afternoon without much urginl
from the workers.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
AIRMENFIG
FOREST FIRES
Patrols in National Areas
Have Saved Government
Vast Tracts
q, 100000 ACRES
ARE UNDER GUARD

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. PIN their
first season OF operation. just CON-
plclod y airplanes. used as nre pa
trolls IN the national forests OF the
West, have saved the Government
millions Of dollars and millions OF
acres Of valuable timber. each year
becoming more priceless as The In
roads OF The mmbermcn progress.
As the result OF the complete sue
cess with which these planes, man
ned by officers and noncommlssioned
officers OF the army, have guarded
the 2i,OO0.00O acres OF heavy national
and privately owned for sls OF Call
fornia. Nevada and Oregon. plans are
being drawn up for rapid enlarge
ment of the service.
Scattered at points OF vantage
throughout the mountain ranges,
small detachments patrol daily vast
areas. watching for the tell-tale
smoke which may quickly become a
gigantic eOnnagratiOn, often burning
over while counties. Immediately a
blaze Is discovered, It's location Is
wlrelessed to the nearest fire control
station from where flre fighters are
dispatched All during the operations
the plane, with its pilot and wireless
| constant touch with the small Held
wireless on the ilre line, directing the
movements OF the men,.
TNNlce each day the planes make the
pairol rounds Each plane costs S2O.-
| 0OO. and should accidents happen, can
| he quickly repaired at its own sta,
| ton. Fires are so accurately plotte0
| nv wireless that flre fighters can be
| directed TO within a quarter mile oil
| the exact location.
In spite OF the thousands Of recon
no ssance flights over areas where
landing is Impossible. only three mer
have been killed Hundreds OF minoi
accidents have occurred.
plans arc now being worked out tol
the employment OF navy d.rigible bal
looms for transporting FIRE fighters
from the station 10 the fire. Men
with all the equipment will be loadeS
into the dlrig ble. taken directly u
the scene and dropped by means or
long rope ladder.
Aside from the millions or dollar
and acres saved TO the nation, the ser
vice IS training for future emerecnc.
hundreds Of army flyers. Instead o
spottlng smoke for artillery 10 ilr
lupon, they are spotting smoke Tor fir
fighters TO overcome.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
ODD FELLOWS MEET
IN CITY NOVEMBER IL

The eighty-seventh annual commu-
nlcaton Of the Grand Lodge OF Della
ware, Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows, Will be held in Odd Fellows
Building, Tenth and King streets, on
Wednesday, November IL.
The session VIII convene at 10
o'clock in the morning. New mem
bers will be admitted in the morning.
and at o'clock in the afternoon. the
unwrilten work will be eXemplifed-
Nomination and election Of grand OH
GERS will be held at 230 o'clock.
William w. Doughty, grand secre-'
tary, urges that each lodge send him
the name and address OF It's financial
secretary and that the financial secre-
tary send at once 10 him the creden-
tlals OF the past grands for the terms
ending March and September so that
they may be admitted without delay.
Salesman and clerks should use the
want ads the coming month 10 Sc
cure good positions.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02

THE RED flag
by MILTON BRONNER.
European Manapcr, n. Z. A.

ROME, Italy. Nov. 2-Thc red flags
have disappeared from me factories
OF Italy. The plants have heen re-
stored to their former owners.
1t is always unsafe 10 predict what
country VIII do. but / want 10 go
on record with the prophecy that
Italy will not go in for Bolshevik
revolution. This despite the alarmist
reports that are always being sent
out from here, some Of them perhaps
by those who desire 10 iniure ltaly's
financial credit
Unity is always considered a prime
requisite OF a nation but the very
disunity OF Italy constitutes It's safety.
Remember that modern Italy as a
unit only dates back % years. Prior
to that. geographical Italy was a mass
Of little kingdoms, principalities, duch-
les. In the face OF common foe like
I the Austrian, the Italians were all
united. But on domestic matters the
Italian is first OF all resident Of
Rome or Of Piedmont or OF Lombardy
or OF some other section.
For that reason, u Is hard Tor the
preachers OF revolution TO attain any
success In Italy.
When the north gets wildly excited
Evening journal., 1920-11-02

only. This is not true. An
internal diseases-diseases Of nutris
tion. Of the nervous system, stomach,
bowels, blood vessels, Of the liver,
kidneys and rheumatism, yield readily
to Plant Juice. Its field OF usefulness
has been most thoroughly tested and
from thousands Of grateful
people who have been relieved from
illnesses OF long standing but go 70
prove these contentious.
Local people are daily testifying in
signed statements what this remedy
has done for them. One OF the latest
is Mrs. Elizabeth j. Tice, a wen /.
known Wilmington lady residing al
No. S35 Talnall street, who said:
plant Juice certainly proved TO be
a most wonderful medicine In my case. :
] had been run down and feeling mis-
erable for a long time; / could not
keep the lightost kind OF food in my
stomach as it would cause gas and
bloating; in fact the very sight Of
food would sicken me; my liver was
out OF order, and ! was so nervous l
could not sleep at night; was always
dosing with laxatives for constipation
which never did me the least good
and ! had rheumatic pains all through
my body; / got so nervous that !
could not go out on the street. Since
have taken Plant Juice all that has
passed away, and it has made a new
woman Of me sleep fine now and am
not the least nervous; / have a fine.
appetite and have not an ache or a
pain: nothing worries me now since
took Plant Juice and the rheumatic
pains are a thing Of the past. | ann
glad 10 give this public endorsement
so that all sufferers may benefit by it,"
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, No. 40i-l06 Market street,
Wilmington, where he Is daily meet
ing the local public and introduclng
and explaining the merits Of this remS
edy. Free samples given.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
POLES RESENT
'SLUSH' REPORT
Eleventh Ward Voters
Promise Heavy Republi-
can Vote Today
DOCTOR WOULD
SUE ~. S. AGENT"

As a direct result OF the attempt
last Friday afternoon by an unldenti-
fed man representing himself as
secret service agent Of the govern
mcnt to lntlmidale Dr. S. B. Pawu-
kowski. predictions were made today
that the Republican vote N the
Eleventh ward WILDE heavier than
ever cast before
vraihv al the charges made by the
alleged agent that the physician was
10 handle a "slush" fund and worked
like beavers today TO roll up a
majority such as could be viewed as
vote OF confidence In the doctor
There were reports this afternoon
that he Democrats were using monS
I'M The ward and that a woman had
offered cash TO several Polish women.
Tho latter. however, refused 70 ec-
cent the offers and reported the IN
cidenl 10 Republican leaders,
Dr. PawlikoWski said this aitrnoon
he fully intended prosecuting the man
who had called on him al nus hons'
$40 Maryland avenue last Friday ar
ternoon \ he could establish ~, l,'
mans identity beyond question.
Iinlled states Attorney Hughes has
promised 10 back the doctor in prose.
cuiion II the man can be found and
can be shown TO have falsely repre-
sonied himself
The district attorney denies that the
doctors caller was any OF the men
employed by She Department or JUS
Zee in thls district with whom he,
tho district attorney. has come into
contact. Wheher or not the man lad
been sent from Philadelphia, Balti-
more or even Washington, the district
attorney says he does not know.
nr. pawlikowsk says he received
roundabout warning that two Sc
cret service" men would watch him
re asserted he traced the reports back
20 a political leader hostile 20 him
and had asked the latter over the tele-
phone II he had said what was credit.
cd him in these reports. "He denied
it." the physician says.
Last Thursday. Or. pawllkowsh as
serls. a man prominent In politics IN
the district, with several companions
had stood In front of his home for
some time until a policeman came
along Then they moved on. They
we're. hos believes. some OF tho men
'rNaiching" him.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
nAnNmAnT CnnnUs no SIG.

The weekly SING OF Jno Hurry
Barnhart Chorus will be held this eve
ming in the Wilmington High Schooi
Auditorium. Director Barnharl VIII
be present.
Many added plans were made for The
bazaar which the chorus will hold
next week az a meeting Of the various
chairmen last evening. The booths
for The bazaar will be erected in Odd
Fellows Building on Friday, and all
will be I'm readiness for the fair on
next Monday.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
sussex FOLK
AT POLLS EARLY
lconlInnrd from FIrsl Pad.

CONTINUED from First page.i
tion district In that representative
district more Than 900 votes were
cast before 70 O'Clock This Is the
largest district IN Sussex county,
there being 1920 voters reg sicred In
iht district. The election officers IN
this dslric, were handling on an
average of about four voices a minute.
The voting place OF the local dis
trlci where 900 voted before noon IS
in the CLERK OF The p 8ce Onire.
County Court House. For today's
election each nartv the Republicans
and Democrats, Lave two extra clerks
There are eleven boolhs in this ono
polling place. The vote Is being
handled win little confusion and as
ihree-flfths Of the total registered
vote was cast the nrsl four hours,
easier The remainder OF the day as
they have six hours 10 set In the
rnaindor or lwo-ffhs OF the regis
islered vote.
Republican leaders were much
pleased with the earl~ vote and held
10 their estimate that the county
will go Republican by 1000 or more.
What greatly facilitated the voting
was the fact that a large maiOr.y
Of the voters had marked their balloif
40 home and u was only a question
Of walking into tho booth and placing
the ballot In the envelope handed
thom By election ofliccrs.
ID is believed that it Will he late
tomorrow before the results are
known from all parts OF Sussex. Thls
IS due 90 the system Of counting tht
ballots SOME election officers insis
on counting each ballot separately
instead OF counting ave or ten OF
more straight Democratic or Repub.
lican ballots at one time. the way 4
Is understood the count Is made II
other parts Of the State.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
Rheumatism
A Remarkable Home Treatment
Given hv One WIN HAD n.

a Remarkable Nome Treatment
Given by One who Had IL.
In the Spring OF 1893 l was at
tackled by Muscular and Infamma-
tory rheumatism. l suffered as only
those who have Il know, for over
three years. tried remedy otter
remedy, and doctor after doctor, but
such relief as / received was only
temporary. Finally, I found a REM
edy that cured me completely. and
Il has never returned. have given
it 20 number who were terribly af-
hlcted and even bedridden with
rheumatism, some OF them 20 to so
years old. and results were the
same as In my own case.
I want every sufferer from such
forms Of rheumatic trouble to try
this marvellous healing power.
Don't send cent; simply mali
your name and 9ddress and / will
send Il free 70 try. After you have
used it and 1t has proven itself TO be
that long -looked-for means Of get
ting rid OF your rheumatism, YOU
may send the price Of Il, one dol
lar, but understand, do hot want
your money unless you are perfect
ly satisfied 20 send IL Isn't that
falrf Why suffer any longer when
relief Is thus offered you freei
Don't delay. Write today.
Mark II. jackson, No. 1000, Ours
ton Bldg, Syracuse, n. Y
Mr.. Jackson Ia responsible
ASove statement true.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
COP GETS SICK
CALL, LEAVES JOB

Requesting a citizen, whose name is
not disclosed, TO call the police sta
tion and inform his superior officers
that he had been notified Of the i'll
ness Of a relative in New Jersey and.
had 10 go there at once, Patrolman
Britain, on Sunday left his district.
Nothing has been seen or heard OF
the officer since that time. On his
return 10 duty he will De charged
with neglect OF duty.
Under the rules OF the police de-
partment the officer should have no.
titled his superior officer that ne de-
sired to leave his district
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
HEAVY VOTING in
MILFORD, SUSSEX

MILFORD. Nov. 9-Voters In the
First dlslrct OF Ccdar Greek hundred
First Representative dlstrlcD Sussex
county. turn out early. Up 90 noon
more than 900 OF the 1886 registered
voters had cast their ballots
on the Kent side, In Milford, the
voting was much slower. only 100 Of
the 1886 rldstered voters having
cast ballots up 10 noon.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
pROF- NAM A VISITOR

Clarence D. Hart nr0fessOr or pub
lie health at William AID Mary Col
lege, WI liamsburg. Va, is visiting
friends here. He arrived here SAT
urday night and will leave tomorrow
morning for Washington, where he is
TO have a consultation with the sur
Iieon-general. Professor Hart was in
charge Of public health work and the
bureau for the prevention OF COM
muncable diseases in this State, and
during the war he was a lieutenant
in the army.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02

about industrial questions the south
vs. cool and Indifferent.
When the south Is agitated over
something IN connection with the
ltm0n or the wine market the north
Is frankly bored.
The consequence is the labor agi-
tator, the would-be fomcntrr Of revo-
luton finds that he can get no united
action.
Italy as Latin Bolsheviki, exists
only in the dreams Of the minor ty
In the Italian labor and socialist
movements.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
ANNOYs MAsOuERAnERs

AIIogod 70 have annoyed several
white girls who were watching the
Halloween festivities Of Negroes
along French street last evening. Geo.
w Wilson. Negro. IS years OF age.
was arrested on a charge OF disorierly
conduct by Police Oficer Walsh. lie
will be given a hearing before the
Juvenile Court.
The festivities caused much conges-
ton Of the street last evening but
there was little disorder.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
NEW CASTLE FOLK
RUSH TO POLLS
speoIal % M Evenlng journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 2-SlXty per
cent. Of the vote in the fve districts
Of New Castle hundred had been cast
by ~ o'clock today. The early vote
OF both men and women was heavier
than had been expected. This heavy
early vote will prove a great help TO
the election officers as they can easily
handle the remaining 40 per cent. OF
the registered vote by 6 o'clock.
BY ~ O'Clock there had been 552
votes cast out OF a total registration
OF 039 In the other districts the vote
by ~ o'clock was as follows: Second.
AS out Of a total OF COZ; Third. not
obtained; Fourth, 39l out Of 633, and
Fifth 90 out OF 20i.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
THEY'RE ORDERED TO PROCEED

Upon condition that they DO not I'm
ger in this city, Frank Culp and Tho
dore Drain, Negroes, were dismissed
on charges OF vagrancy by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this
shortly after they had arrived here
from Baltimore in an automobile
truck. They are on their way to
Philadelphia and promised to continue
their journey.
Culp had forty-fve cents and his
companion had two dollars.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
HE SMASHES ON
HISFIRST DRIVE
cnnllnnnd frnm mi pnre

Continued from First Page.
what ne thought would be a rather
pleasant ride.
He proceeded down Poplar street to
Fourth street, and In making the
turn OF the corner he lost control OF
the car. plunged onto the sidewalk
and against a frame dwelling, demol-
ishing the front steps. Just then Pa
trolman McGnlion brought the car TO
a stop.
Before the machine was stopped,
however. IL came near running over
the small child Of Mrs. Levitan she
grabbing Il from in front OF Tho auto
mobile Just In time TO save II. After
the car had been brought TO a stand
stil sha went iu,o hVhierrs and had
TO be taken to a physicians oflce TO
be revived.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
HIGH ALUMNAE ENDOWMENT.

The scholarship committee OF the
Wilmington High School Alumnae As
sociation will meet tonight IN Room
i2,i6i, dupont Building. This meet
ing has been called by the chairman
OF the committee, Miss Elsie MacDan-
iol. The purpose Of the meet ng is 10
formulate plans for the campaign
which is TO laise the endowment fund
Of 500
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
SAYS COX WILL
LOSE MANY VOTES

Former Governor Charles r. Miller
said this morning that in converse
ton over the telephone with a
Democratic friend in Cleveland, Ohio,
last night. he was told that Governor
Cox would lose over 100000 votes
in Ohio. because OF the scurrllous
racial attack made on Senator Hard
inc
IN MS closing Srlcd sGdreSs ,boi s aUsspy aeyspy
traitor In America viii vote tomorrow
for Warren G.. Harding.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
supPORT non CRIppLFn M1TF.

TOr TUt 5ulDUN OF ms Vic, WHO u
a cripple, unable 10 walk without
crutchcs, William F. Weingarten was
ordered TO pay $40 a week by Judge
Hastings, In Municipal Court this
morning. He was required 90 furnish
$500 surety. Despite his wife's con-
diti0n. she has been compelled 10
work in a bakery, II was brought
out. earning $40 a week. Welngarlen
regularly.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
CUURCU TRUSTEES ORG ANIZE.

AZ The meeting OF ihe board 0f
trustees Of Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, held in the \. M C. A.
Building last evening the following
officers were elected. Harry +. Link,
president; Horace G. Speakman, vice
president; Caleb 4. Cline. secretary,
and ] Franklin Coffin, treasurer.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
nELAMARE an voTEs HEAVY

SpocIal Ia The FNenlnN journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Nov 2.-ln the
FIRST election district OF Red Lion hum
dred tTwolfih Rep dlstricC 500
OF tho 632 registered voters had been
cast up 20 noon. In the second dis
trlct 10 was said 7a per cent OF the
vote had been cast
Evening journal., 1920-11-02

In 1884. Thomas Chlppendale pub
lished Gentleman and Cabinet Max
ers Directory" a book OF designs
which was responsible for the vogue
OF Chippendale and an output OF fine
ly designed and executed furniture.
Chippendale furniture held sway ap-
proxlmalely from 1870 TO i7S0. 1t was
carried out generally In mahogany
and satinwood, although oak. elm and
beech Weer used.
The chair illustrated. was made OF
beech with a plain wooden seat, and
has an Intricate ribb0n-like pattern
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
Wun GEESE OVER CIV

WIlmlngtOnlans today Witnessed The
flight OF a flock OF wild geese over
the city. The flock contained flfty
or more fowls. When snrst se,sn
flying from the west they were i'm A
formation not unlike the letter "Y -
Later they changed their formation
and when last seen were flying in a
straight line towards New Jersey.