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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
200 Prisoners Forced
To Witness Execution

CHICAGO. Jan. AN experiment IN
psychology was tried this morning Al
the county jail. in the grizzly dim hour
Of dawn when two hundred prisoners
wrro forced To- witness the hanging or
Rlffelco DurraEc. convicted murderer
Hardened criminalS-SelcCiPd from
among other VurdcrCrS and felons
whose CXpiatIOn - not yet the EaI!"~s
were placed IN cells. tier on tier oil
winch surrounded the square III ~hi'h
tho scatfold had been erected
Il was e.. contention or sheriff ret
crS that the 81 BAT Of the Erucsom" trap
pings would NAV" most salutatory
effect upon those in whose III" might
come future temptations ~ STAY or TO
ROB or TO burn
And so firmly the sheriff believed in
the efficacy Of this idea that he per
sisted IN Il dcspit" the request from
Governor Frank O. Iowden that h."
abandon the plan and the added pro-
tess from scores of other persons VIII"
Thought tho scheme unnecessarily bru-
lal. Accordingly the stage was set IN
IN. death chamber. Outrage was lca
forth Tho quiet in the death chamber
became absolute for moment. Then
the moose was slipped over the muir
dercrs head. From one OF the higher
tiers came q strldcnt shout. when dc
we eat"
Tier by tier. cell BY cell. the cry vas
taken up. II became u roNr above
" nIch the ward"rs voices could not bs
heard.
The trap was sprung DurraEe drop
ped INTO the space beneath the scaf"ld
dead.
when do We eat" was his requiem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
MILLS ENJOY
PERIOD or PROSPERITY
Brought About by Recent Ruling
Relative to Shipment In
Paper Sacks.

W,'.sbvrE paper manufacturers. Of
which there ar" several. az" AZ the pres
.nt tim" enjoying 4 period OF unpTo'r-
dcnt"d prosperity. rh!s prosperity IS
reflected principally IN the wages III
The employees. practically all ~ whon
appear 10 hc rnut"u;cd with CONDITIONS
Surrounding their work. The union or
ganizrr of radical IDEAS would nav" 1T
l,r opportunity OF spreading dIScnnt'nt
among this class VI workers. W per
cent OF them being above the average
intelligence Asked the cause q. TINS
condition. il was learned
from one Of The officials of the largest
paper concern ia tn" city, that the re-
cont ruling of the southern Classified.
ton Committee. made ny principally or
southern railroad men. whereby snip
mrnts Of goods in paper sacks waS al
lowed. ~ largely responsible. For many
years. shipments to the southern part
Of the country had Ia be IN sacks made
"f cotton. This meant considerable t.
the southern cotton grower. Paper con
Germs have convinced this committee that
ipapcr sacks are thoroughly a. efficient
and far cheaper than cotton sacks.
hence the greater demand for paper con
tanners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
TWO KILLED IN
POWDER EXPLOSION

WILMINGTON. Jan. 1.-Two small
mills nj the IIaElcy ards o. the Dupont
Powder company. = corning mill Hh"r"
black powder Is ground and a pro, 3
mill. which is used IN tho finishing pro
.,cSs. were wrecked by an explosion o.
unknown origin AT Sill o'clock this
morning Tw" men w"rr killed and an
other probably fatally hurt.
Wilmington and tn" surrounding
country for 20 miles was violently
shaken and some houses N m" imE"-
Glair vicinity If IN" plant. Wei" badly
damaged. I'll" hom" Of Former Federal
Ildr~ Edward G Bradford. about half
Il mdr distan, from IN" mills. was
wrecked. All vC tn" doors and WIN
dow4 w.r" broken and ether damas
done. Judge C;radford who - recover
lug from a long iIln"Ss, was affected pF
the shock.
Some small"d houses Al Henry clay.
were damaged also, bui nobody was
hurt IN consequence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
Britain S Ex-Sea Lord
Cheered By the Brokers

NEW YORK. Jan @.-Adm,ra!
Nrscount Telll,n". former first sea lord
If Great BRITAIN. began week end
VISIT 70 New York today az part "t his
postwar tour OF the world. II" ~ TIA"
guest of Charles NJ. SChwab, chairman
If the board Of the Bethlehem Steel
corporation. IN whose private car Ia"
came from Ottawa. and AT whose RIVER
side Drive residence he ~ staying wh'."
IN the city.
with Mr. S,hwab the admiral visited
tn, New York stock Exchange and was
grrrted with cheers 10y brokers. Bus
ness was suspended whIl" NJ vas shown
about Then he inspected the navy
\HrJ I'm KruokIyn with Rear Admiral
James II. Gl"unun and Rear Admiral
John Il. Mcdonald and Captain q. T.
Jackson. L. :. y. who IL acting as his
un.al aid" Nhll" he ~ in the United
states. Several british naval officers
also were IN tn" party.
Tomorrow IN" admiral Will see Lady
TclliCoe or 10 England Oh ~" steam
ship Adrlalir. Sh" has been forced ny
rln"sS 10 abandon plans 10 accompany
her husband further on his tour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
38,0OO,000 Gallons of
Kentucky Whiskey TO
Go Into the Discard

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Jan. 2,-M"v"-
mont OF liquor out al K"ntu"ky for OK
port 10 foreign countries will D. dis
continued next Monday. 1t was announc-
ID here tonight.
L. l.. Mrkrllnr, foreign freight traffic
manager for IN" Southern railroad. an
nuunC"d that II would h' almost lmp"S-
siblo To- accept shipments for export
later thlu January because Of IA
ability 10 ship thr liquor /" S"ap"r,S
and pla"" it on board ship Ivy January
10. when national prohibition h"""m"s
effective.
III" Suspcnsluri, according tn local
liquor interests. Will l"aN" ~ least &c.,
toe. 600 gallons IN warehouses Of k"n-
lucky when tn" constitutional amend
mrnt goes inlu effect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
Victim of Shooting In
Mistaken Identity Claim

\ryy ORLEANS. Ian. @.--AIajor HaT-
,lI : UrIr,,k Imi'"d states TucIn""r.
hrs r"rr,.r"d sufficiently today I" tel!
thai IA" sh"t whI'h wounded him last
ri:h, m his house was tired BY a rough
~ dressed lulu who mls'u"k him TOR
auorh,r person IN" intruder was SAID
To- hav, asked If person whose nam
h, I,,d fnrrutl,u lived there and when
answered in ia" naEativ" pushed M
IN. huuSr and opened fire. Mrs. li"t-
rex shot AZ tn" man 40 II" fled az
rurding To tn" police.
"rh"rc was no mystery, Ny. He'rirH
declared 1t va a plain cas-" pf me-
;akru Identity
physI.ianS think the wounded m'n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
PADEN CITY ELECTION

PApEN CITY. ". Va. Ian. In Tho
municipal election the l"op!os-EHlzcnS
Party won by u. decisive margin ortr
the independent rarty. clc"tlnS may
or. recorder. and four out Of SIX coun'
Cilmcn.
The returns were as follows: Earl
Grimm, mayor ms votes: J. T.. Buck
recorder 1876 votes. COuncilmcn--A. l.,
WaGoncr. al: William Slider. 81: Will
lam Rauman. So: Charles Taught, S.;
Everett Beaver. ~: John Stull. 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
Probe Ratification of
Dry" Amendment

WASHINGTON. Jan. -- Harry
Foley. secretary OF G"NcrnOr-elec'
Edwards Of New Jersey. rall"d a 'h~
state department. today, L. "Namine the
papers uled hv various ~latrs, TO sh""
ratification ~ IN" prohibition amend
,u,nr t. the federal constitution. While
h., rrad" no statement hefor" leaving
. hr ,liy. y was understood that he told
friends his investigation had NOT re-
y...iIrd any Il rrrrcur"s IN Ia" language
,.r the ratlliratIuu from that OF the act.
which would warrant efforts :" have
me. SECRETARY ~ stat" reject 'h"m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03

Liberty Transit CO. Will b. very greatly
>tr"nEthcnc during th" corning Eral.
In this connection ti"n"rIl Manager
brown stated that tn" river business H.
tins locality must De- considered season
al 1t is capabl" Of being conducted
rr',Citably about tn months II IN" year
beginning about Feb. |. and the "NpeE-
enc. II the year showed that there was
"a large demand throughout the valley
for boat service. and that an enormous
extension OF trad" was pO$sihl" wh"n 'hH
proper boats were secured and tho prop
rr terminal facilities created.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
FOR WEATHER TALK.

NEW YORK. Ian. THE American
Meteorological society Will convene hetP
tomorrow to talk about IN" weather
Nearly four hundred m"t"roioEiStS'
government weather bureau experts
University professors and amateur for"-
,oStrra will tell how good. bad ana
freak weather ought To b" diS'"rh"d BE-
fore Il arrives. Everything from scI"n-
I'M. Astronomical observations I" IN"
Village prognosticator's smell or m"
air." will come up for alteration IN the
general work Of forcCas'lnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
MILLIONS FROM RocX1F1LLIK.

NEW YORK. Jan. "A gift Of s2..,
n00. 900 from John D. Rockefeller was
included in aum Of 100000 which I
the national committee OF Northern,
baptist laymen announced today had
been raised in their victory campaign
was an addition to ;2.oOo.ooo recently
gwen by the head Of the Standard OIL
company TO the Baptist ministers and
benefit board. Which viii
Apply 10 the sl0O.oOo.o0o Foundation
" hich the Baptist church 10 Organizing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
TIED UP BY STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA. jan. ".--Th"r" w"r"
No. signs OF nm adjus:men, ot III" mar
h,r strIk" today. Several steamers
.hnjulcd 10 sail remained at their
hnrths because Of IN ability 10 haE" tugs
bauI them INTO nIdstTCam. SIX others
which entered In" port today after nav
ing passed ny tho Delaware kay last
night. dropped anchor. No attempt VII
hc made TO dock them until tug ar"
o. ,s1., HE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
nnrrr At PARKERsRuRa.

FAlRMONT, ". Va. jan - ne
y,.yr Virginla Educational association
y,u meet ~ Park"rsburG oct. 2S-:9-S".
according 70 AN announcement nf tn"
cabinet winch met her" today. The
Theme Of the coming convention will he
democracy and education" II is plan
ned to increase In" present membership
.uC G.7g5 to ten Thousand thus year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
corNWr1.I TO MAH.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. Gov
"rnor John ]. Cornwell will Be one OF
twelve speakers at the Jackson dinner
dav in Washington next Thursday, 1t
was announced here today. The dinner
will he held in connection with meet
ing OF ;he democratic national commit
tee called into session by Chairman
Homer S. Cummings to select place
for the next Democratic national con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
IRON MIL BURNED.

pOTTSTDWN, Ia, IAN. -,--Flre WT
unknown origin destroyed The Universe.
Will II IN" Glasgow Iron Company.
over oT5 men are thrown out Of wUrN.
.rn,. loss is e75.noN. Worn on recon.
s,ru,t.ru &C the mill Will b. Start'd
lmm'd!at"'y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
$4,000 OF city

charged with embezzl!ng $4,000 Of city
funds. He was arrested At Newton
Falls last night by Chief Of Police
Givens. who says Kistle made full
confession. The shortage was discov-
cred yesterday when Kfstler turned the
office over to his successor. William
r Bowen. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03
CHARGE EMBEzxLEn61NT

WARREN. O.. ian. 2.---Charles +.
KiStler. city treasurer for the past SIX
wears. IS under arrest here to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-03

BY WAR SAVINGS SrAMrs.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
But Refuse to Believe That
They Are Tired Out
Rundown
EVEN ATHLETES
NEED TONIC
This Husky Chap Admits 1t,
And Twice a Year Takes
Pepto-Mangan, Red
Blood Builder

He is tall almost six feet, weighs
is5, plays golf. works his own garden,
and Is stronger than most men. He Is
the picture Of health, looks as vigor-
Gus as a football player.
But he is a bit anemio. gets tired
too easily is inclined 10 constpa-
tion. is more nervous than a normal
man should be, and is subject TO dis
figuring pimples.
He told all this himself and added
Whenever ! have the sense or the
memory TO take two or three bottles
Of GUIDES Pepto-Mangan IN the late
fair and early spring, / am as right as
trivet' The trouble is, / forget II ]
hired a doctor only 10 remind me to
take Pepto-Mangan twice a year. II
would be worth hundreds OF dollars
to me-"
GUIDES Pepto-Mangan Is an abso-
lutely dependable red-blood builder
in all conditions Of lowered vitality
not due to serious disease OF the vital
organs. 10 improves the appetite. inn
parts color 20 the cheeks, and creates
new hope and ambition In those who
have become pale, weak and listless.
Physicians recommend GUIDES Pepto-
Mangan. When you order. be sure
the word Guides" is on the package
Without "Gude's" 10 is not Pepio-
Mangan. Furnished in both LIQUID and
table form. For sale by all druggists
-Advt.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
DELAWARE JEWS AND THE FEAST OF LIGHTS.

UN Wilmington synagogues on Sunday evening Decem-
Il Der 5th an impressive minor holiday Of the Jewish
calendar known as Chanukah will be cred in II will
be observed for eight days by all Jewish people in spirit
OF cheerfuness and good VIII While no special service
is held in the synagogue for Chanukah certain additional
sections Incorporated in the ritual which read at
this time These selections keyed 10 the note Of
ioicng account OF the triumph OF right might
Che central theme Of the Chanuksh festival.
The Feast Of Dedication. Chanukah is called,
memorates the stirring events in Palestine from i6s to
65 C. f In those faieful years Antochus Epphanee
the Rng Of Syria wishing 10 unite all the provinces under
his domain into nation issued decree that only the
Greek religion 10 be practiced throughout his
pire To enforce his royal mandate suppress the
gion Of tfe Jews the sacred scrolls OF the law
burned and the Temple Jerusalem dened by erection
Of aas for the worship Of idols and the introduction Of
practices anlagonisc to the moral sensbiies Of the
Jewish people.
Tue mperiastic policy which the madman Of Syria
sought to impose his Palestnian subjects precpatd
revolt which led 30 warfare in which Judas Maccabeus
Of Matathas, priest Of Modn lthe arch rebel Of
the revoD and his four heroic brothers eventually de-
feated the syrans This final victory over all the Syrian
armies happened the 25h day Of Kislev according to
the Hebrew calendar in the year i65 B. c. E. On this
eVentful day the idols set up by The Syrans for the rites
OF their Greek religion removed and N Temple
dedicated to the service Of the God Of right and truth and
Justice.
'"s t0o'"9 OiuSV't a""u' tio l1d9t oi Nhhluhdh au
have been preserved in the Books OF II Maccabees. The
maryrdom Of Hannah and her who rather than sub
NIT to the idolaty OF their oppressors yielded 10 the
sword Of the tyrant among the impressive stories Of
loyalty and heroic devotion 10 the God OF Israel There
are other legends reoounng the miraculous capacity Of
crse Of unpoluted oil burning for eight days in the
Temple afbr its rededicaton
The kinding Of Fights for eight days, traced by
authorities to this legend, IS OF the measures
Joined for It's celebration. In home and school enter
tanmens expressive OF cheer and gadness arranged
Chanukah, however, celebrates the ascendancy Of the
spiritual the material, OF the power Of right
HI strength Of oppression It reminds us that few and
feeble people betrothed unto righteousness may prevail
over armed foes that make might thsr law Of life.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01

also give a New Years eve dance in
Masonic Temple.
Mrs. George Stewart. president OF
the Newport WOman's Club. attended
the luncheon given by TIM Richardson
Park Civlcs Club yesterdly afternoon,
at the home of Mrs HUT of Ashley
Mrs. Marvin F. Ban spent Today in
Philadelphia-Mrs Frank Marshall.
who has been confined TO her home
for several weeks. Is still very sick
Mrs Rachael Taylor and Miss Louise
Taylor, OF Oxford Pa, who have been
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. II. ]. Stra-
horn for sometime, returned TO their
home on Sunday-Miss Mae Seeds
and Henry Seeds have returned TO
their home here. after spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with their un-
Gle. George Z. Davis. at Newark, N.
tertained Miss Maude Polk, Of Hook
fssin, over the weekend. Mrs. Ada
Ball, Mrs. Marvin +. Hall and Miss
Dorothy Ball were also glests on Sun
day-Messrs. Benjamin and Allen Pry-
or, OF scranton. Pa, are the guests n
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Young this week
Howard Crawford, Jr.. Of Wilmington.
spent Sunday at Newport as the guest
OF Mr.. AID Mrs. George ShWart-
Miss Edith O'Donald, Of BoUwood,
spent the weekend with relatives at
llaVre de Grace-Marvin r. Ball. who
is employed by teh dupont Fabrk kold
Co., at Buffalo, n, Y. and has spent
the past two weeks on business for
the company in Wilmington. return
ed 30 Buffalo on Sunday-Miss Mary
Meyer had as her guest over the
weekend Miss Blanche Kersey, Of
The Ced3rs-Mlss Blanche Fleetwood,
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
TOYLAND IN WILMINGTON.

NTANY Wilmington shops already show a shimmering
lVA line Of Christmas toys Dealers vie with one
another to get part OF the s6OOOOOO that will be spent
for them. this holiday season.
An interesting thing In connection with the toys-tvvo
interesting thngsare that the Of the toy indus
try has moved out OF Germany where for years held
full possession, and that America better line Of toys
along educational lines being manufactured
Dolls by the million klddie cans by the thousand erec-
tors OF many kinds and Of varying merit are ready for
the ultimate Vonsumer delivery by Santa Claus on the
nisht before Christmas guaranteed.
Perhaps It took American. Robert Peary to discover
sanas workshops al the North Pole on the top Of the
earth but II So Santa has repaid America housandfol1
for what It cost American grit and bravery 10 turn the
trick by establishing branch factories in hundred hum
ming American cites, where for months his people have
been working doubeme prepare for those great days
now coming.
For toyland is already agow with tint and tinse and
thousand varieties Of toys that not only entertain but
educate lacking nothing but tho presence OF Christmas
tree and old santa himself to make The picture complete
Therefore, buy at home and buy early
Make every dollar you spend count for WNmlngton's
prosperity and happiness
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
GOSSIP AMONG
NEWPORT FOLK

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. Dec. i.-ProfessOr Rain
bow. formerly OF Birmingham. Eng
land, and now Of Wilmington, delight
ed large audience in the Newport NJ.
r. Church. last night. with his original
and unique entertainment including
illustrated poems, hymns. etc.
As the numbers were presented.
they were illustrated on the screen In
beautifully colored pictures.
The entertainment netted the sum
Of Si3. which will be given by the
primary department TO the piano fund
OF the Sunday School
The Ladies Aid Societies OF the
Newport and stanton NJ. h Churches
VIII hold a business meeting at the
home Of Mrs. W. Il GroOme, on Thurs
day evening, at which time arrange
ments will be completed for the
chicken cr0quette supper which will
be given In The Masonic Temple on
Thursday evening, December 9.
Pride Of Delaware Council, No. Is,
Jr. o. u. A. ~. Will present Denney
and Burns and the "Petticoat Min
slrels IN a minstrel show at lhe Ma
sonic Temple on Friday evening, De-
cember 3
The Sunday School classes Of Mrs.
Epuihil Myers ana MISS Mary Iy-
nam will hold a parcel post sale in
the w. c. r. u. building on Saturday
evening. Proceeds Of the sale are for
the piano fund Of the Sunday school
Robert Sayers. aged % years, died
at his home here on Monday afler a
short Illness. Mr.. Sayers is survived
by two daughters, and four sons, Mrs
Edward +. Lewis and Mrs. John
Lewis. both Of Richardson Park, Del.
and Messrs. Allen. John and Robert
Sayers, all Of Newport. and James
Sayers, Of Wilmington The funeral
will take place tomorrow.
The Woman's Club is planning an
especially pleasing program for their
dance which will be held in the Ma
sonic Temple on Tuesday evening. De-
cember Z. The committee in charge is
composed OF Mrs. William Dannen-
hauer. Mrs. J. Harmer Rile, Mrs. II. B.
Taylor, Mrs. Reuben Pordham and
Mrs. William Crawford. The club VIII
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
PoNZs HGlr sENTFNcr

1--WE years Imprisonment for Charles Ponz the Boston
wizard Of finance who iugged with millions in for
esn exchange and victmized many Americans We think
that IN view Of the magnitude OF his operations most
Americans feel that this Napoleonic swindsr escaped
entirely too easily
So many getoh-quok artists preying upon credu-
i0us Americans these days that whenever opportunity
Affords. the aw should make examples o. them.
One of the serious results of ne operations OF such
swindlers Is the atmosphere Of suspicion and dsnst
which they cast about legitimate enterprises which onest
men seek 70 promote Sfntenoes Of the Ponz sort do
little toward dspatng that atmosphere or dscourasins
those who criminally disposed from continuing their
operations
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
Gov TowNsEND's IMPORTANT SUBJECT

CovERNoR JOHN c. TOWNSEND, Of this State, will
" deliver an important address tomorrow before the
Governors Conference which will be held in the State
Capitol Harrisburg Pa. His subject VIII be rhe Budget
and state Business Methods"
Since Governor Townsend invited to address the
conference on the subject he has given much thought
and his paper should be valuable contribution to the
constructive proceedings Of the organization which exerts
such an important influence in shaping state policies
than thirty governors will participate in the con-
ference Many timely subjects will be discussed Few
II any OF them however, VIII he more momentous 10
their nature than the which has been assigned to Della
wares governor who is rounding out what has been
wonderfully successful and creditable administration
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY AND IT'S WORK.

IDER conditions which augur we'll for horticultural
u enterprise in Delaware future, the Peninsula Hor
toural Society began us thirtyfou annual exhih-
tion and convention in The Hotel dupont yesterday.
The exhibition which Is attracting thousands, shows
what splendid fruits Peninsula produce when the
trees handed intelligenly by The hortoulturiss
Papers and discussions which feature the convention
reveal that the brain well the brawn OF the hort-
cultural world is at work the many problems which
surround frugrowing and that those problems being
solved rapidly Circumstances will permit
II nne pieos Of work that the society Is doing and
that It has been doing for many years. No
adequately the eeot OF the organizations efforts 10
make OF this Peninsula a veritable fruit garden
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
Gems of Thought

Difficulties strengthen the mind as labor does The hod
=:-.-.
who lives on hope, will spend his old ase on
somebody else's expense.
:---.
In general, mankind since the improvement Of cookery
eat twice as much AZ nature requires
-:--:
With all his timd boasts hes like the swori-ash who
only wears his weapon in his mouth
.-.-s-.
Some wives taken mp with the rights OF women
that they forget their husbands have any.
-:--:
Next TO making our own mistakes the easiest ming in
the world is 70 crtoise the mistakes Of others.
.-.-:-.
II people wouldn't bite until they nnd out whether il s
bread or sione there would he fewer dental parors
:-:-:-.
Wom'n seldom mean the pleasant things thew saw to
other women or the unpleasant things they say about
men. - ~
Il
Don't judge man by his relations instead OF his COM
pany Relations thrust upon i'm but companions are
usually Of his CHOOSING.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01

Central labor Union officials in this city assert that re-
ports show 1000 and out OF employment here.
That is exceedingly unfortunate II hardship in
% houssnds Of homes aftermath Of the weakness and
extravagance Of the Wilson Administration Months will
be needed for the Harding Administration TO put differ
ent face upon The situation in the United States
Meanwhile the prayer Of all sood Deawareans should be-
God my country from another national adminstra-
tion Of the Woodrow Wilson type"