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The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-12-11
pjsappearino Native Race

Native Hawaiians are facing extinc-
ton, and If the present ratio of births
and deaths is maintained the remain
ing life of the race will be only about
IS years. AT present there are ap-
proximately $4,000 natives of pure
blood on the islands, and reports for
past years show their number to be
rapidly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mechan-
les Magazine.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-12-11
RATHER NEATLY SUMMED UP

most refreshing shades of apprecia-
ton"
The author said he did not doubt it,
but that he always SHE'D at talking
shop in summer.
"For some time" continued the
Judge, 'T'ye been sending Uncle Cy
Reynolds the works of one Of the
best-advertised American novelists.
I've asked him whether he liked the
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-12-11

Eanlc. Yet his own SOLITARY, brGOdinE
strongly cCIOred mind" dominates men
and landscape.
This IN especially true in his most
famous novel, "Tess." 1t IL at once
the most traGicaIiy pItIfuI of his books,
and, if deeply read. the most hopeful,
for the sOI:rOws Of Tess are due to stu-
pidities in our civilization which may
be done away with.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-12-11
eo,d uucle Cy Reynolds Proved Him
self = Master of the Art Of
Kindly Criticism.

..Erer notice how hard it is to get
-s,,r,xYn of book out of the people
....,r,a berez'' asked the judge of the
-s.s,,or as they sat together in an old
-. .ountry barn. 'Yet, If you wiring
~ -, az them, they're masters Of the
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-12-11

judges Never was mediocrity more
neatly summed up!" h. -aid.-Youth's
Companion.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-12-11

lNCE the great war, Christian, Jew
and MahOmmedan have been await
ing anXiOuSly the solution of the
veNatiOuS questions incidental to
the restoration of peace in Pales-
tine, the land which is a holy land
to men of three faiths. In Jeru-
salem, especially, the adherents of
the three great religions meet as
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-22
Madison

river. There was a good attendance
and peuef5i good time. r. NJ.
Miller kindly assisted in showing the
children a number OF games TO play
The experimenting school commit
tee met July 10Th and elected the fol-
lowing teachers. First primary, Mrs.
Mae Upper, second primary. Flor
ence Murray, fourth grade, Mildred
Miller. intermediate, Mrs. Forrest Gil
man. Pupils OF the grammar school
are to be incorporated into the junior
and senior high school Mr.. Foss
was reelected principal of the high
school. Other teachers will be an
nounced later.
c. + Ball has been attending the
convention in Castine the past week
Amos Hdnnewell and family are oe-
cupying their newly purchased home
in Bingham village.
Mrs. George Jones has returned
from two weeks visit to Bangor, Bel
fast. Portland and Old Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dutt0n of Mas
sachusetts were recently guests OF
Clarence Dutton and wife.
A new planning mill is being INSTALL
ed by tAe New England Lumber Co
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NORTH ANS0N

NOhI II ANCVA
Bert Andrews and his sisters Mrs.
Hannah Salley of this place and Mrs.
Jessie Rogers OF Norridgewock motor
ed to Oakland. Sunday. to see their
sister Mrs VIM Forsythe who is Ill.
They were accompanied by their
niece, Miss Clara Wagner of Embden,
who will stay with Mrs. Forsythe for
a while, and Miss Magner's mother
who had been there, returned home
in the Andrews car.
Miss Louisa Tbbetts is working at
Wallace Emery during her summer
gacation
Miss Fanny Hume has accepted a
position il the Office Of the North An
son Mfg Company and commenced
her duties Monday Of this week
The many friends Of Warren Scott
will regret 10 learn that it was neees-
sary for him to return to Portland,
Monday. 70 receive treatment again
for his eyes He was accompanied
by his mother. Mrs. r. w. Scott.
Live poultry wanted. Harry Cohen,
skowbegan tf30
Master William Perkins of Portland
is the guest Of his grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Robinson.
Carl Greene Of Norridgewock and
Carlton Wentworth of Embden are
hooking after the business here OF the
grocery store Of c. w. Greene Com
oany during the absence OF the regu-
far MANAGER Mahlon Wentworth, who
is having a two weeks vacation.
A serious automobile accident would
probably have occurred in North An
aon village. Thursday afternoon OF
fast week if it had not been Tor a
,arpe electric pole. Cyrus OllVer
left his Ford touring car with two
ANAL children on the rear seat In
the front of the postofiice and went
inside after his mail. The brakes
clipped ahead and the car started
,croee the street towards the old
empty cellars which are between the
blacksmith shop and Mr.. Waits store
and did not stop IN its course uhtll
it brought up against the large pole.
nv that time Nr. Oliver had reached
the car
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mullen OF hing
nam moved here last week and are &C
cupying the basement OF the "eiis
nd,,ee or Elm street which was sold
to cbest4r : Ba.Iaq and Z W Saw
yer a short time ago by o. d. Wells
n Melo PARK. California This rent
vas recently vacated by Perley Burns
rock wood Orchestra of Boston
h,rnished music for the dance which
vas held in Carrabassett Hall Tues-
tav nigh after the pictures
'9y NE - 1,.onab who hoe beeu
telling ne eonsin Marjorie French OF
portland returned home Monday.
~. 80 ,oo,,Iar meeting of En-.
a., ~, ~ odgo No 65 which
eiaio ei.1.5.,,i,Iz,' rnlv Ia the de.
was nel' .5tl,,l5 on on candidate
s,eo wa" I'm aa+ =. mother regular
tn'.o =" ,an{ Anea.t II az durfnq
aee'ine 80 - r,i,, aud August
INC nip ,, 70 1a4.','.t odge hotIs only
hei''u -, ,nd mar fs MI.
of'' ' w.. s.@rJ Wednesday in Tive
way. ''''
"on'n ....,.. pa.o ~
Nj. aLi Hf5. "lllldII d ,oais -
Chelsea Ma. oaile .,9 Ga,1o, ,l,o
spend a mohiA Ill 9icen 0''''''
Embden. ... I'LL
Mrs. Eiiest bds"ulI a a.i, Vaddin
ore'l' - I,o ",,9 saturday night
Went 10 l7s "'s pa,@i ,,ndarwont nner-
1a..o31, uhov rnturn ed
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C. Ward the past two weeks, return
ed to Millinocket. Monday.
Miss Pauline Cunningham Of Boston
is spending wee6 with Mrs. Walter
Knowles
Gasoline 33c. Hot & Hight skowhe-
gan, Me. ti2'
Mrs. I.ottie White Of East Dixdeld
is the guest Of her mother. Mrs. 5 P
Tinkham at Arson and Wednesday
they have a family reunion. Mrs
LYDIA RoWeu Ms. Lille Merrill. ana
Mr. Jennie Newton from Sol9a VIII
attend.
The Eastern Star Chapter vii have
"A vacation thru the month OF August
CORNVILLE
Gasoline 33c Ho.s * Hight. SE7"aa-
GIN. Me-. - ~
So aud A4s est H If Franf-
H. Mass are ga-7t- .l Charles colby
and family
Everett SAWYER aal ..s. - Portland
have been visiting i,yg savage a lew
days.
Charles Aillets wis recently nome
from Belfast for brief visit
AIr. and Mrs. Ralph Goodrich and
little son Sidney from Gorham are
spending two weeks vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Goodrich.
Live poultry wanted. Harry Coheh,
Skowhegan. l'V
Rev. z. NJ. Miller started Monday
for his home in Hillsboro Ohio, He
was accompanied as far as WaterVlIie
bv his sister Mildred Miller ana MS
nephew Erwin and niece Louise.
Mrs. Jennie Baker was in Skowhe--
gan Saturday for another electrical
treatment on her lame arm.
John Greene and wife have moved
to Kingfield. -.
Mill FOR SALE Near Austin
Stream Bridge 5000. T. f. Lawrence
administrator. over the postotflce'
| Bingham.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church held its last meeting with Mrs
Holt Next Tuesday they will meet
with Mrs. Wethers all day and nave a
picnic dinner 1t is hoped all inter
ested will be present.
Margery Dane IS visiting in Port
land.
Gasoline 33c. Holt C Hight, Skowhe-
CON Mo tf27
Fire warden Ed Small vas recently
at home for day
VIII Pooler and wife. Lem Robin
! son and Lipnie Baker were at rag
| staff last Sunday, taking dinner al
the Herbert Hotel in Kingfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brown and Eva
Brown of South Paris have beer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Osgooc
the past week.
Mrs. Fred Ennis and son Walter
and daughter Ruth of Pennington
with two friends passed thru town OF
their way to their Pleasant Pond cot
tage one day last week.
\ No. Jersey Heifer, two year
old. Just freshened for sale. Noul'
exchange for beef animal OF pigs
Perry Young. Bingham. 4w3
Policeman Willett arrested Vita
Buroue OF Wateryille for fast drivlni
thru the village He was brough
before trial justice Brown and fine
SIS and costs.
Last Friday there was a Sdnda
School picnic in the pines across IN
-
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Mrs. Eunice Foss and children of
bingham are visiting at the home OF
her father John Nottage.
Harry Wilson ard wife of Madison
with their guests Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clinton from Providence, r. Z. were
calling on relatives in town SUNDAY.
Cecil Keene who has been in the
Kennebec Hospital for the past three
weeks, where he was operated upon
aas so far recovered that he Is ex-
Dected home this week
Mrs. Whttemore and Madeline
Whittemore visited over Sunday w1fh
her sister Lucy Corson.
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,yACKM

The Columbia Graphaphone for sale
at ". L. Barney's. See large al IN
another column. ul1
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SOLON

'"i'0'
MIS-. Lucy 1o'I' W. 49,, ,os+ two
fined to her BED lor ,,, ~ p''' '90
months. remains very iii@
Sidney Wilson is III Town 1n'a ven
Miss Laura Davis is in town having
lust finished a fourteen "eeAo 9'''''
in 81 Adams
Dr. l. l.. Salley and family Of Snow
bc.,o was in town SUNDAY evening.
Mis- GLADYS Mantor is pending the
week with her cousin IN Town.
,r.. poor1 Swain and son Robert
1 Catnrd,y from a ten days
min ia Montreal, Canada Mrs. Swain
.''P ,i,a tfr,o a,d studied French
NM ,'.,..,,inn uhila more.
49,, t-ranlh of Ban
VIZ. anu -H'a 1fH,a#, Drff5e
R'I ana WI anu -. =, 49,. rrfa3s
anu z'i4 ..f. =
Rev. {. ". honlhao" Ni1t -.
four weeks vacation p'Ei .t.'''7 -
July 22th' thei' W. s,.',..,...
Sunday Sch9ol HeAl 9l'''''s
Mrs T. " McInure's music '.a77
will give recital at the nome 81 9as
OF the pupils. Miss Doris EooDlha ~
the Twelve Corners, next fuaay even
ing.
1.-Two no,ltrv wanted Harry Cohen,
SkoWhegan u99
E., Wn1 blackwell of Pasadena, Cal is
an exnected guest of Miss Olive Lam
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SMITHFIRLD
EAST MADISON

Gasoline 33c. Holt & Hight, Skowhe
gan, Me. tl1t
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Sunday evening service before Sep
TENDER.
The Y. p. S. c. L. will meet Sunday
at 7:15 p. m. topic Every Christian
a Missionary This meeting will in
clude the conservation service fea-
lures with roll call, offering and re-
ports. No further meetings until
September ).
Several new names were added to
the roll of the main school, Sunday,
the enrolment now closely approach
ing the hundred mark. Adult attend
ance was somewhat lighter than US
ual of late, the total Of As and Of
fering of 1924 being creditable for
the season. Those who were not
present, yet desire to further the OBJ
iect of the special Offering can do SO
by handing their gift to the school
treasurer, Oliver Baker, by next sun
day.
The pastor. Rev. E. l.. Baker was
called to Lexington, Saturday, 10 at
tend the funeral of Alvin F. Allbee.
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Gasoline &c. Holt & Hight, Skowhe
gan, Me uA'
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c. Ward the past Two weeks, return
ed to Millinocket. Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
TISDALE SPEAKS
FOR MECHANICAL
FILTER SYSTEM
EEAI,rH BOARD SANITARY EN-
srHARp- AND INADEQUATE
Srtu ae Taken Over Local Ptsld Too@y
Mechanical Plants

: -~sa,le Cr,rf sanitary engineer
Of the state Health ISpArun"nl. W.
~uSs.d thoroughly n" E""d NnR'''"S 80
, mechanical system and ~" poor HHa.,
u no Ture water commission last eN'-
r!nS N ne ro"nc: chamber ..,
nv unanimous vote; on mn,, .r'
rnade BY cot J. A MI M,'"TI , SS2e wnrK.
along with Geo. W LutE. memoeT Oh
Inc cor,rissiOr.- VAL meet Nr I!SIasS
today and take hum over the local "''"
thoroughly ~.
,-s-tors rttra,,on systems now N use N
30 states II Vest NirE'nIa. ONO anu
PENNSYLVANIA lie stated that me stare
Wealth department favored the ,hS'NL-
le.lor o. mechanical system. ana WIZ
opposed 20 thn well system because t'
water /, would furnish would ~ marc.
His real reason. however. was tnat II"
claimed that tho suDpiv wauii ne IN
adequate % FURNISH the needs "t "ne"i'
inC. s,o,r o,d
referred % ~ vel system a. MOUNDS
vile. which has been IN use tor me
pas eightcsD years. and taHn :" ,ts
y.clls Installed A. local lrc plants ana
a. various mills IN ,hls vicinity. Their
sunrIv ne said is the same now as
HrrSn ,hS wells were installed ABOUT
sCo-" years ago ,
The good qualities OF q mcchanlcnt SSS-
+sr, -aferred 20 the system At ChacIeS-
ron NJ Tisdale pleaded with n" mem
Sb~-s nor ~ mention this plant because
.as no said ;, was a wreck and one
poorly handled Mr. Tsncy continued
~ stating that tho water A. C1arishurE
was very poor. being % milky mature.
The taste ne said was '-ank ana 'ne
water worse than nedlcin" TO take.
Cant Ot;o asked Mr.. Trisdat" way.
- the mechanical system was the h"St.
that All Offices in the capitol building
arc Suprlied with welt water Mr.
Tisdalr referred 70 mis- previous state
mont that tho Charleston plant was
wreck"
Mr.. Tisdale IN speaking ~ N" water
a, Charleston. stated that tho water
there had been pronounced good since
last August. Councilman fancy prodUc-
% some clippings from Charleston
paper in which u stated thar nc water
supn,v a. Charleston was ridiculous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
CornWeII Says Davis
Lost by Hairs brGddth


Charleston W. Va. July l2-ASr"e-
nAnts had been made by ~E'ch IN"
tide in the Democratic na'l0Ual C0NEen-
ton was 70 b. turned 10 Ihhn w. DAVIS.
OF West Virginia on The tJth ballot. had
Cox cams failed to materIalizc. as th"E
were generally expected ito fail On tao
44th. according TO Governor tornNc'i'
who returned homo yesterday from san
Francisco. where he placed DAYS IN
nomination.
No one IN the convention was NOR"
surprised oyer,the sudden cox laHdsldc
than tho Cox managers themselves. the
governor declared They were hoping
that he might eventually be nominated
OF course but they had no idea II was
coming so suddenly.
1T MAS generally understood. Gov
Arnor Cornwell continued. that McAdoo,
having been gwen ono more chance for
rally which failed. tho Cox forces were
TO be given the s2rrc opportunity and X
WAS expected 10 produce the same re-
suits.
We had agreements by which AIa-
hama. which had voted two 20 six TOT
DAVIS all tho way through. vas 70 vote
soNdlS tor hum on the 18th ballot. ana
ms was TO be followed by enough other
states 20 run has vote 10 goo or %"o on
the 45th ballot and carry him over on
the next But the Cox whtrlwlnd came
o., the 44th and II wan all over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
u. 5. RELIEF FORCES
MAY QUIT WARSAW

Warsaw. July ln.---AmericanS and
Other foreigners in Warsaw arc Consid-
ring emergency plans in tn" event the
EolShcviki menace tho city The Red
ross and other welfare organization
members today discussed plans for the
evacuation nt the city and also for the
care of American property.
Colonel Harry GUChriSt. chief OF tho
expedition 70 combat typhuS. has called
meeting To organize chapter of M;
American legion A. the no"tInI the
question ~ Offering tho services of tn"
legion to the Polish government Will ha
discussed The legion members VIII
guard the American property and l""'
after Americans who may remain IN
Warsaw If IN" Bolshrv.ki arriv" here
T. Is estimated that thor" nr" H"n Amer
leans. former service mon !" Warsaw
The American rCi!cf "ESoC. alton. the
Red Cross thr N"Urc N"u'S CHRISTIAN
Association nd thH tvnNUs expedition
have IN warehouse ~ Warsaw various
supplies v"iu"d ~ millions OF dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
Lithuanian and Soviet
Governments Make Peace
According to Representative OF Rus
sians-Says Peace With Poles Can
DO Made Only in Warsaw.

Moscow. July l2.-Niv Tho Ns>o"iai-
cd Press N--Lithuanla and tho Soviet
government OF Russia have rNarh"d an
agreement relative t. the establishment
ot peace. said Nlolph fu(ic. representa-
tive Of 'he SCyie; government in the
negotiations 'uUaE. He said this agree
mcnt included an understanding AZ TO
boundaries and indcmnitics and Russia
recognized Llthunias right To Wilma.
kvn". and Grodno az we'll as parts Of
the province Of Grodno
Asked regarding rumors concerning
n poSSihl" Polish peace 'nfCcr. NJ JuTs
replied that present Indications wcrk
that satisfactory peace could ~ sign
cd only in Warsaw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
ALL READY FOR THE
LEGION DANCE TONIGHT

al preparations have h""n mad" for
he ing dance. tho tirs' of IN" season. 70
ht given 10y the members of WhcclinA
res, No. ! American Legion at Wheeling
PARK ih;~ evening. Tho committee HAY
iug thu alaIr in charge. Prof. Elmer G..
liulczIo. post commander William !
GISnrcrs James Banc and Harry Miller
haN" attended - all details and have Sc
cured fret class muSh. Nj Legion
members with their female relatives and
everybody else IS invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
VERMONT'S GOVERNOR
REFUSES TO CALL
.. SESSION FOR SUFFS

Rutland ". July lc.--'"'cruo- FER
Cival ". Clement today ISSUED a pr"",H-
nation refusing To cal III" Seq stature
IN special SrSSiUn 20 max possible rat
fcaUon ~ tho Federal amendment for
woman suffrage.
Tho goNcruur'$ proclamation follows
a conf"rcu"" which was hcld AZ Wash
uGtnn. +. G. recently with Senator
Warren =. Harding. az which II WIS un-
d"rS TODD tho Republican n"miuc" for
Pres idCnt discussed with him the posi-
h:iity q" having ratification completed
by the Republican legislature &c Veg
mont.
In giving his reasons far refusing
again 10 call n SpccId, session. Gov.
eru0r Clement said IN" proposed amend
mcnt clearly iuNad"s The constitution
Of Vermont: thar ~" present lCRisls-
turc Was selected before ihv question
OF rAtifyinE tn" Federal amendment had
arisen, and that tn" people OF III" stat"
had had no opportunity to express them
selves on thu issue. IN" governor pro-
posed that the matter II" taken M Ivy
tho next legislature. And urged that
candidates for erection b required I"
declare themselves "u u
Governor Clements proclamation ne
sertNd that az II stands and - inter
prctod by tn" $upr"m" court today. tn"
Federal legislation rhrcrr'rs the f"un-
daiiun - free popular government"
Still Hopeful.
Westminster. luly i2.-SuffrIEc lead
crs hay" not ahauGnTcd hop" Of action
by the Vermont legislation on tho sui
frago amendment.
The Nutjoua. WomuHS party an
nounc"h todry that Gr,r-mor ClNncnta
refusal ~ cIll tn sta" ASSEMBLY -
#rcciaI session would not he accepted ~
fNal and that an oven larger delegation
than had been planned would ,ail "H
Senator Harding tho Republican pres
Dental nominee n MNrinn on luly -.
90 impress hm with the necessity vr
carrying out the suffrage riInk AMI
rlcdgrS % his M!'y and cufranChiSir-
tho women "f ;hr nation n time Tor the
coming elections"
Sees FAr-Reaching Influence.
New York. July I@.-Wh"n Informed
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brief visit in this city before visiting
the institution.
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bly, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
FATAL AUTO @AaE

Eavenna. Ohio. July l?.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. b. Robertson Of Marlborough
were killed today when their automo-
bile was struck by a passenger tram
near Aviator Center. The couple cach
about sixty. years Of age. were enroute
10 their hottie from Ravcnna, when Inc
accident occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
REVIEW TO INITIATE

The regular meeting Of Wheeling Re-
Wow. No. ~ Noman's Benefit Associa-
ton nf the MaCabces will he held We'd
rcsday. July a. at Moose hall. 4 class
will he initiated ard II social will be
enjoyed. following the initiatory cNcr-
ciscs. All officers and guards arc re-
nmnsttd 10 be nrcsCnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
STATE PARoN ATTORNEY
IS VISITING WHEELING

Judec Harry y. Perkins. state pardon
attorney OF West Virginia. arrived In
the city last night TO visit his sister.
Mrs. VIII Rose. OF Wheeling Judge
Perkins came in from rarkcrshurg 10
visit tho penitcntiary at Moundsvtllc, in
spcct tho institution and look into the
records OF number Of applicants for
pardons and as is his custom. make a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13

JW =. q ~ -
l. meet Sr TiSdaIe
over the local hcld
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RETREAT AT MT. DE CHANrEL.

Tho retreat If tho Sisters Of tho Visit
ta:inn A. Nj. De Chantcl will open this
evening and confirm" Tor eight days.
with tho Rev. Philip Dcbold oS Fordham
University. New York. conducting tho
Evening journal., 1920-11-16

Mark Twain was enshrined in real hall OF fame be-
fore the New York commission voted him IN
Evening journal., 1920-11-16
MEET THEM AT EVERY TURN.

Hp EpuBLlCANS in The seventh Representative District
N in Sussex county should line at once to elect
Republican Representative at the special election soon
10 be held in that district 10 break the tie vote mat
was a feature Of the general election there.
The district IS normally Republican by from 400 to
500 plurality All fat is needed to carry 1t Is for Re
pubcans 10 together and to vote together Ihey
should not forget for instant that upon The outcome
Of the special election will depend whether the next
Delaware House OF Representatives shall be Republican
or Democratic
With the next Governor and the next Slate Senate
assuredy Republican It is highly essential That the next
House also be controlled by that party to the end that
the constructive state policy TO which the Republicans
are committed may be put into effect for the benefit OF
the people.
With the State Senate Republican and the House
Democratic much time and money would be wasted
because OF Democratic effort bo block Republican pro-
gress,e policies
Baltimore hundred DemocTais, backed by what re-
mains Of the Democratic State and bounty organizations,
are making deadsei 10 carry the district at the special
election
Baltimore hundred Republicans. backed by Republican
State and county organizations which militant and
flushed by victory should meet the Democrats at every
turn hold them with old-time until the votes
have been cast and counted and a Republican House Of
Representatives has been proclaimed