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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
WANT INDUSTRY HERE.
Chamber of Commerce to Inves-
tigate Removal of Marine
Company.

Il the efforts of the Chamber of Com
merce can avert the moval OF the
Delaware Marine Motors Corporation
from this city to Moore, Pa, it will lie
done. according to Alfred ID. Warner, Jr..
PRECEDENT of the Chamber The matter
has been brought to the attention of the
local body and Mr.. Warner said today,
that the announcement that the concern
would remove from this city would be
investigated.
First of all, said Mr. Warner, eve
want to learn if its really true that the
plant is to be moved. Then if that is
established, we shall do what we can
to keep the institution as a part of VIII
mington's industries.
If there are things that we can do"
continued Mr.. Warner" to retain the
plant. it is likely that a special meeting
OF the Board of Directors viii be called
to render every possible aid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
DAWSON DEAN RESIGNS
j. M. {. A. Physical Director Quits to
Engage in Auto Business.

Dawson I. Dean, physical director at
the !. NJ: Z. A., has resigned to enter the
automobile business In his home state.
OHIO; lie has been here since last July
|, when he came from the Baltimore
praneh. Down there he was assistant
director of the physical department
Mr.. Dean will be succeeded here HI,
Leroy /. Sparks, now his assistant. Mr.
Sparks halls from New England He
has been here only since last September.
Who will take his post as assistant di-
rector has not yet been determined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
COMFY ISLAND UNDER WATER:
PEOPLE LEAVING IN BOATS
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Feb 6-Many winter resi-
dents of Coney Island, where the storm
and high tide did thousands OF dollars
damage TO amusement places and bunga-
lows, left their homes in boats today, for
there We're three feet OF water IN the
streets. Police visited marooned bunga-
lows TO see ii food or other aid was needed
Water, which surrounded the Coney
Island hospital, froze during the night and
guests at the Hotel Shelburnc, the largest
at the resort, had no heat for cellar was
flooded.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06

Posremen shoot Black Who Held Crowd
Of Until House Was Fired.
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Pine Bluff, Ark, Feb. City De-
tectives. G. G. Lynn, Mrs. Sam Hoitz, and
Negro we're killed and seven persons
were wounded last night, when George
WIcks. Negro, after shooting Lynn and
the Negro, harrlcaded himself IN a hoJlee IN
the business district and held OF posse
hours
The Negro finally was slain by posse
mems bullets after the house had been
burned. The body was then dragged
through the streets by mob Of men ami
boys
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
CAUTION ABOUT FIRE PLUGS
Residents Warned to Clear Snow Away
From Them, Not to Cover Them lin

Fire department officials were quite
angry yesterday when they noticed that
residents. of the city and proprietors and
owners Of stores, some on the main streets
had piled snow from their sidewalks about
IRE plugs, making them not only invisible
but greatly hampering the work Of firernen
IN case of emergency.
Residents who find fire plugs in front
OF their homes IN this condition are re-
9uested TO remove the snow from around
them Tor the safety of themselves and
the protection of Others -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
LIGHTS OUT AT BRIDGEyTLLE


Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Bridgeviile, Feb 6.-The severe wind.
hail and snow storm which ragged for the
past two days and nights has caused much
damage. Electric current for this town is
furnished from Laurel. and last night the
town was without light. An investigation
was made and found about one mile of
poles down. The town win be without
lights for several days.
Considerable damage has been done to
telephone wires, also.
TOWNS IN DARKNESS.
The Eastern Shore Gas and Electric
Co, which supplies light and power 10
2 towns IN Sussex and Kent counties OF
this State and In Dorchester Wicomico and
Caroline counties, in Maryland. has been
unable 10 keep its lines intact on account
OF falling trees and the breaking or blowing
down of poles. In consequence. all the
towns north of here, including Seaford
Bridgevllle, Greenwood and Harrington,
are IN total darkness. The main plant is
located IN this town, but in. spite of all
efforts, parts of Laurel are without service
Twenty-Five poles have been blown down
between here and Seaford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
DIR. j. w. Hill Stricken

DIR. John Wesley Hill of Lincoln Me
mortal University, who is here on visit
has been stricken with pneumonia and is
under the care of DIR. Kramer He was to
have addressed meeting Of manufao-
turers tonight and a public meeting at
the Queen Theatre on Sunday, but both
meetings have been called of.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
BARK BLOWN HIGH ON BEACH.
Reseuers Work Hours to Save Crew OF
George ". SchOlield.

bs Asso'lstt'l FrHss % Every EVeninE
PhIadelphia, Feb. 6.--The bark George
". SchOheld Was wrecked near here 81
the storm. Il went ashore near CorSon .
inlet Wednesday night and today Is high
and dry on the beach.
The Cedar Beach lifesaying crew RESCUED
the crew after several hours had been
spent IN vain attempt 10 shoot a line
INTO the vessel 50 breeches buoy could
be operated.
The Schodeld. owned by the Southern
transportation Co, Baltimore, viii be
total loss
Guards say the storm Is unprecedented
IN the history of the Iifesaving service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
FRONT STREET FILLING

The Board % Harbor Commissioners
today awarded to the Banning ManciiI
Company q contract for 1000 cubic
yards of fill at Front street wharf for
30 cents per cubic yard 1t also awarded
TO the same company a dredging CON
tract for 81 ,009.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
MAIL TRUCKS STALLED.
One Got as Far as Kenneth Square and
One Was Stuck at Bear.

The rural mail service was interfered
with by the storm In some Sc tons of the
State. 'A'o
Of the mail wagons that started out
from the Wilmington postoffice vester-
gay one got as far as Kenneth Square.
Pa, and another, bound for Middiefown
was stalled at Bear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
WILSON FILLS TWO POSTS.
Names ex-GoyernOr Stuart for /. &. C.:
Titus for Shipping Board.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, Feb. 6.-Forner Governor
Henry G, Stuart Of Virginia was nominate
ed today by President Wilson as 3 mem
Der of the Interstate Commerce Comnis-
sion TO succeed James S. Harlan Of
Indiana. whose term has expired.
Louis Titus, an attorney of San Fran
cisco. was nominated to be member Of
the shipping board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
Amusements ranirhl

PlayhOuse-'' shaw
Garrick--Na adeviile, featuring "Ts-zaa.
Queen--"roo Much JohnsgnF
MajeStic--W allace Reid ii .sHavvtho-,,, !,
H. s " ~ -
Rialto-Dougias Fairbanks in ..He Comes
Up Smiling - NS
savoy-Ruth Clifford in The Amazing
Woman
Victoria w liliam Faruuna in .s1yolxog -
the Night. -
Hotel du Point Railroora-yy tirnf,e.n,,
Automobile Show
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
HUN MOB ATTACKS FRENCH
WHEN THEY REACH SIBERIA
by Associated Press q, Every Evening

'F Hs7fFttaIfH Fress - FFery EFenir9
Berlin, Feb g. Disturbances followed
the arrival If French troops 81 Gleiwitz
SIieyta, p miles northeast ~ Rntibor
on Wednesday. An excited crowd attacked
seyeTsl French officers with sticks and
stones and some Of the officers were in.
Jured. General GTaeier was struck IN
the face with a bottle and slightly hnrt.
kaslser ia the day co anfi-f rerlch de-
reconstruction took place in the streets ~
Giefwltz and crowd attacked y deputz.-
ton Of police awaiting the arrival of French
troops ~ the railway station The poifcr-
were badly beaten.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
MEXICO AGAIN SHAKEN.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Mexico City, Feb. 6.--Earth shocks
were felt at 1880 o'clock this morning in
the Vera Cruz region, according to reports
In the State of Vera Cruz report an
outbreak OF smallpox among survivors
of the eataclysm of January 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
Police Ambulance Has Busy Day

Yesterday was one of the busiest DAYS
IN the history of the ambulance service of
the police department, eighteen runs
having been made in the twelve hours
ending o'clock last night. One call was
made today before noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06

Berlin Feb. g Premier Bauers con
ieronce with party leaders tomorrow
morning will probably determine whether
Che national assembly win o. called -
consider the eXtradIti0n situation
Persons veil informed deny the evis
tenec Of governmental crials. aud tho
RUSSIAN cabinet bas unanimously rrfFora
ed the national catinets aftifiide. whieii
- unaltered This lnay bc regarded az 4
symptom q the sppit IN which the orfert
demands are being met. all prominent
politicians condemDiug the allied edicf
q member d the government IS unoted
by the pres Sc saving
The government IS still rudeavoring %,
find vay out By further neaotiationH
II Is believed that the government will
apptempt 70 obtain q modification a fip
peace trc8ty respecting the accused Ger
mans demanded for extradition III n y
unsuccessful u will 81 IN spaak fold
arms and M events take their O4sn cJyre
according - prevalent opinion Already
IS reported. the German airfnen detailed
~ ACCOMPANY the entente commission m
control have refused t. perform their
duties
4 scrutiny of the extradition lit shows
that Belgium and France have demanded
the surrender ~ al the German generals
who commanded on the vest front rs
1919 except General Won Heeringen
Why the grand Duke of Fes-e Is listed n
a mystery, says the Tageblatt ~ h. only
once visited the front
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
To Enforce Snow Ordinance

Chief of Police Black said TODAY that
the ordinance relating TO the removed
of snow from sidewalks within ten worls-
ing hours from the time the snow stons
falling will be strictly enforced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
Boxers Want Wales to Head Union

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Paris, Feb. 6.-The Prince of Wales has
been Offered the presidency of the Inter
national Boxing Union. He has reserved
his decision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Feb. 6.--Weather forecaSs Co..
Delaware. ~
Probably snow this afternoon and tonirht,
saturday partly cloudy not much change III
temperature fresh northwest winds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06

'Dardanella' player rolls and records.
Afford Piano Co, 30 West Ninth street.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06

The safe, sensible drink--CIover Dairy
miIk.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06

certified milk for infants Clover
Dairy Co.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-06
GERMANY WILL TRY
TO SAVE CRIMINALS
ALLIES DEMANDED
To Ask for Modi6car-11 OF TX
tradition Provision OF the
Peace Treaty.
PRUssrANs BACK BAUER

by Assocists- - ross " Evory Evening
Berlin, Feb s. Tie German
government will probably be- wiling
70 surrender its nationals CHARGED
with war crimes - be- tried 81 a
neutral tribunal, il tho entente win
agree, says the Na'ion8l Zeitung.
The Swiss government. the news
papers says, has declared its radi-
ness to arrange such Is tribunal
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-06

erintendent Fitzgerald, came to Nogales with their
plans and specifications and consulted with Mayor
Clagett, Mr.. Curtis and Councilman Mix Mr. Mat
thews has told "The Oasis" editor that all three
gentlemen approved of the proposition. Yet within
two weeks the three gentlemen were before the
Chamber of Conmrce fighting the proposition And
the late Con Okeefe informed ''The Oasis" that he
secured signatures from all property owners on Nor
ley Avenue facing the proposed site, except Roy &
Titcomb, upon petition to the railroad company,
urging that the plan be carried out and the depot be
built as proposed. The Chamber of Commerce
adopted resolutions against it, but probably the rail-
road company would have built the proposed struc-
ture, had not the Government taken over the road
and under stress of cut off all appropriations for
new construction. But for the fight made on the
part of the Chamber of Commerce, at the urgent solc
itatie Of those who approved the plan when first
sprung the building would have been commenced
probably before the war power of the general govern
ment was invoked; and there would have been added
to the tax roll of the City of Nogales and the County
Of Santa Cruz fine structure costing $685. 600 which
would have paid taxes for the past two years.
Then there is another story, that for our own
reasons will not be ventilated in full right now, how
another member Of this gang went over the ground
with another railroad official approved the PROPOSE
ton, yet did not. stay with his approval when the
crowd went into opposition.
Who were making a fractional fight then, and who
"hurt the town."
The railroad company has made other arrange
entes for the freight depot and the argument chat
the Morley Avenue site will be reserved for passen
ger depot but the proposed structure could have been
converted into a passenger depot when railway de-
velopment and traffic demanded it. The point made
here is that fractional fight, led by these gentlemen
who SO deplore fractional fights" hurting the
town" held Nogales for three years ont of having
fine building and a juicy plum for taxation.
Il is not necessary to go into details of the recent
bond election the recent civic center election the
cent municipal election, and the attitude Of these
gentlemen on those issues. But we will mention how
their organ set up great cry when it became known
that vieiIant registration officers barring i
CERTAIN element from illegal registration advising
them to offer their votets and them in also how
the same organ set up howl upon election day be-
cause the plain meaning of the law was followed nv
the election board all Of which counting disorder
and violence. The public is familiar with those in
cidents. All know who made the fractional fights"
in those cases: all understand whhn that crowd
want 70 "nnt ove'" anything it is always 'for the
good Of the town."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14


when he made his address TO congress.
in Augrst. President Wilson pointed
out that in other respects IL has az
ready begun To respond TO tho correc-
tive factors which nave ncen and are
at work"
The campaign which the govern.
mont has intuguratcd has been gain
lne steadily In momentum" the presi-
dents letter continued. will continue
70 be agrcselvely conducted. anG. I be-
lieNn Will ave an increasingly bone
tlctal effect, and this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tie TACT that some uf the most needed
remedial measures which ! recon-
mended 10 congress- AVE not been
adopted"
m conclusion, the president warned
the hrotherhopds that any course 9TH
or thNn cooperation with the govern
ment will prove not only "a grave
Injury 10 he public. hut a serious
blow tn tho important principle Of col
lectlve bargaining and will merely de-
lay rather than expedite the just nnI
prompt solution ~ those important
matters"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
FLU IS CHASED
AT UNIVERSITY


rttoIIa 1io|n Ih4 H,1ic rnlprfs'ty'
k. tNaAl 6at ~ MS week
All tst5 1lt ~ snflfnt pItehNNon-
III ~ mo tpurfcn 81 ne
kNItIH Is THIIc1s
AL chi tfItI4 NaI1lIa1 a O. Rnesf
NI sac NHIafIUfm o. nfEA1nn have
te|n fHa tt~7ecteNoo
81 IH NrI atIIrheIN IWnlelIaIty'
o|I |4tl 3 nFIfm ul finfHafne@ hutri-
~ as|4 NN0 IN0'allhh Nf rItn AnarHfI-
% aeAtllhFRu1aN lhe eToNdet
NlN|ANfH NH anIfNIHUt NaN
fN NeFIfNs Q fpfnlgh apith1t nhI
rH foHAHI. b 4lAI Is IANh4A b 4irY
llIfala NIsa @nhnfan and Nis Gram
Nu|8l. we're emNl4FEII Or afunIFn 10
tIa..r. NoNt ~ IAt EfrHtnU feu4frld'
faIIAfaI HoffIre ~ tpIuht3ef rHrta
4a4es
HAD IIas Mars Ven NtftnnfIm and
tF NHNInm tofI40 ~ o. Nhpm -
al Or WEfF NorN
NoIunI1ftI irnutNItl|Hn aaatnsi the
eHI'Nft ~ rpentnpnn was Hlaq maae
0tniIaHla without tdAf ~ the siudtuts
ard aoOrns OF 4hrut Iuok adtanlnEe ~
the services ln lnIf mnltfr Of DoCrlft
Ta,4chnN. no1d, and TfpccN. Tie
nHIfiCIHuH also conducted q free clinic
Jef colds l4r tae diagnosis "a sua-
M|.|L2 L."|. OF N|MM|||. AMN| M|Z
aIs4 q valuable protective measure.
while ma costs pl equirnIcnt sale
aries o. uuf4AA. provisions Tor urugt
mafefiaIa fonH. telephone and taxi
GAIA Val BE- no lizzie ilcw f1t n Cnir
NtiAli< q mtet ~ tnia Tins. neNefthe-
l|N ~ ftAnlSh achieved are more
thtn uofih Az ~ thu lponel and Al.
{prt ekpenaoh said president hill
Ical4.
fhe1e has moi been a mngle Heath
recorded. The tnIttrEilt has not loot
va hour from ts reEu7gs actisiues II
f|0al and laboratory Two caaet ~
IaII1monIn are nov rrncfleasly cared.
an ratas u influenza are reported ~
NInfharEE4. A remarKu1ln fact ~ that
there has not Arfn on case o. iu1u.
anta amonH the HoInen students Wao
seaside upon ne campus can ee
aitflnaief 10 tbc eNrelient preventive
meaaufla that hnyt htrn enforced.
Most Of the students have willingly
called on their social affairs and have
Al4lAlred from cntsrlr4 crowded
places where Infection was probable"
Anbfhnr feature OF interest IL tina
in number. hasa been detained az
home on ccuun % ,ho lnnpenza. ~
b sn7R ctd that this mieht have been
due 70 N fact that the central ONCE I
- necessarily a place where people
come and 81 most f~reqaentl, from an
The precautions that were planned
~ Or. David a. TNltchels and which
were carried Out effectively hy pifc..
Cor Wetsc and thosc associated win
AIm Of course viii NOT he suspended
pecauso Il - possible that eve va
there may BE- threads from the nu.
The measures hat have heen adopt-
81 couelIIu.e not only d step Of prac-
values already achieTcf. bu also
nn4fd an interesting demonstration
ara experiments conserving what an
institution can de- b. WAY OF proven
rather than cure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
WOOD LOSES IN
OKLAHOMA FIGHT
Republicans to Send Del
egation Without
Instructions

OkiAHOMA CITY Oklns4 Eons -.
Supporters OF General Leonard
Wood failed 10 gct an instructed dci-
efatiun to the republican national con-
Ncntion. az the state convention held
here his week. Eight deierntes-ut-
large. with one-hnif % each, headed
81 former Congressman Bird Mcclure,
"a lsowden man were elected tu tie
lions
Tho test vote rs between the wood
forces and the opposition came upon
he election OF nte temporary chair
a Bird =. Mcclure of Tulsa was
elected by a vote OF bagA to 296 y.
Election Of Mcclure WAS a victory
for Jacob HamOn. candidate for re-
publican national committeeman.
against whom National Committee
man James McGrnw. now vice chair
man OF the Wood campaign commit
tee. was, a contender until the larter's
withdrawal last week. McGraw's
strength went 10 John Embry. The
state convention Endorsed Humon fnf
national committeeman.
The convention passed q resolution
prtlsinE Senators inhrNOn. korah.
Lodge. ~ Others and Governor Frank
-. iowden of Illinois for their de-
Tense OF Amcrscu n Americana and
condemned the national and state
democratic administrations for their
cNtravaganco And Secretary OF War
Baker for his "fIVorlusIn OF CON
~scientious ohiectora." u ALSO opposed
calling O. special session of the state
legislature for ANY other purpose
than ratifying the woman suffrage
amendment"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
SW|NDLE GANG
WORKS TOURISTS
Florida Legislature Ask
ed to Combat Crook
Band

JACK8oSVfLLE. ria. Feb. ~ 80
A. wolves on tho western plains
watched the buffalo herds In the old
ea,a marking down The iaEsards tor
heir prey. 10 Eeen-eyed scouts OF n
nrtat aNindling r~yndicafe stationed
lDfo tax their victims among D tour-
itI horafa p0urlpg through Jackson
Vile on their way 10 the eaat and west
tnhef feHort REGIONS.
Ipis season. sarpaases 81 otners N
and Il is The ricileai harvest the con-
nlence men have etcr known.
Wannne NnfIrta Posted
Attorney General Van G.. Swearing
on has asked the Florida Legislature
70 appropriate q fund for the employ
ment Of special Stale detectives to
combat. tie crocEE. WarninF notices
are posted In stores and hotels. news
paper have printed full pages OF pic
lures and descriptions % hs plausible
4ancAla.
The headquarters Of the syndicate
l1e IN Denver. with branches In Chi
cano and Neu York lie operators are
nnanced front . treasury containing
l1narnda Of thQnpaudE OF dollars.
firlct business rules govern the aetiy-
tues of De various ganss-
The toll levied on mis- seasons tour
dollars u ID estimated by CHIEF Of Po
FsaN Victims Comnlain-
Efforts 10 cherc the cnraferH are
only unriiaily successful In the nnst
ulaca the victims nfe euiiced into a
SANS ~ which ihey hope 70 make big
Inon-y through crooked Methods,
when thcr are stung. they seldom
complain Man2 81 skem would De
ruiaed In their home communities n
"a became known hat they had be-
cope iAtclsed } n q Gambling project
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
New Flu Cases
in the City Today

Flu again nared up today. Thirteen
new cases were reported today, against
two yesterday. The reports from san
ta Fe show % slight Increase In tho
state. In "a hours ia new cases und
~ OF pneumonia have developed auI
six deaths have occurred. The total
Of deaths since last Saturday is 80.
Todny's influenza Is as follows; cha
yes. 10; ColfaN. a5; Dona Ana, G:
Grant. n; Lincoln. g; Mckinley. u.s..
Hidalgo. o; SAT Juan. 80; Santa Re. 81;
socnrro. 80; Taos, 3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

The ugErcTnte Of declared exports
from i.nndon TO the United States. In.
1919, reached tho value at S20419g.
7O7.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

lvN>HE EvENiNa IlDRALD has completed 4 series IL articles BY
special correspondents giving rs readers some idn Of the
qualifications II he mu who arr prominently mentioned for
Now The qnestien arises whom do yoa favor for PRESIDENT
New Mexico viii SOON he se1eeiinf is delegates TO The national
conventions Of the republican aud deanoeratic parties. No one
lyet knows whether che delegatons wll be instructed. and IL 50.
flor whom
The Evening Herald would like 10 take 4 poll Of lis renders
10 determine who IS the tasorte in the field. Fin IN the blank
below and mea 10 IN The results Of The poll viii be tabulaied and
published. an are urRefio send In the blanks 20 make it a true
indication OF which wal the straw IS turning.
Whether the league of Nations is an issue IN the forthcoming
eanapaikn or NOT i Is now a vital issue before the people. Are
ynn for or against ~ Space Is also indicated for a vote on this
MY FIRST CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT Is:
.....'.......ss' .f..... =. .hopunhcan
ny SECOND CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT IS;
.............. ..,.,, il. Republican
- .......-...-.... ..s..... 81. .Democrauc
II Am For The League OF Nations.
II Am For The League Of Nations With Reservations
IL lam Against The League Of Nations.