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Evening journal., 1920-10-30
AUTOISTS fight
over COLLISION
Russell Derrickson, Driver
of Truck Arrested on 2
Charges
FRANK FOX is
COMPLAINANT

Collision between truck. driven
by Russell Derrickson, and a passen-
Der automobile, driven by Frank Fox
al the foot of Penn Hill last evening
resulted IN the arrest ~ DerricksOn
on charge of operating am auiomo-
bile without proper lights. which is
allege dto have been the cause Of the
accident
Hearing OF the charges was con-
tlnued until Thursday by Deputy
Judge Finger. in Municipal Court.
this morning. at the request Of Philip
J.. Garrett. attorney for lha defendant.
n Is said that Dcrrickson. driving
a truck. slowed un when he reached
tch fot Of Penny Hill and Fox, fol-
lowing and blinded by The sirony
headlights of another autOmob lc ran
his ear nlo ihc truck. nerrckson
failed l0 sion and Fox with hs two
cOmpan0ns. George Hughes and Harry
Guildea. are said 20 have given chase
TO the machine.
Ovorlaking The truck, Fox is said Ia
hace leap0d ON the running board and
attempted 10 attack Derr ckson
whereupop 30 is said, Derrickson
struck Fox over lhe head with an inn
rr0Nis hhckiack
state IigiNay Oflcer Earl Cole ar
river at the scene after a fight had
started among thc men and put Der
ricksOn undel arrest.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
COALSUPPLY
FOR INFIRM,
SICK, FIRST
Distributor Warns That All
Must Take Whatever Size
Is Available
MANY APPLICANTS
ASK FOR FUEI.

Just as in a shipwreck, when The
cry is women and children first" 80
IL is with the coal situation In VIII
mington today.
10 is case of warmth for the sick
the babies and the aged FIRST" The
strong must bear with patience.
Such summarizes the policy Of the
newly established fuel distribution
office under direction Of Robert ID.
Kemp. president OF the Artisans SaN-
ings Bank. who served as fuel dis
trihutor during the World War. The
distribution o ce is located IN room
200 on the third floor OF the Church
Building. Tenth and Market streets
This morning and until The onice
closed at 1890 o'clock this afternoon.
there was a steady stream Of appll-
canls for coal. Many OF the latter
wer ewomen. who had stopped in
while doing their Saturday morning
marketing and who bore baskets OF
provisions.
To each applicant was addressed
questions as 10 how many Werc ln
their family, whether any were lll or
whether there were any infants,
young children or aged and inilrmed
persons Then they were asked n
The yhad any coal supply whatever
In their cellar and what kind OF coal
they burned and how much.
All Of this data was carefully writ
ten for reference. The applicant then
was told he or she would get as much
relief as was possible. Applicants
who had placed orders for coal with
regular dealers weeks ago but hac
not bee nsuppled and who had nr
sick infants or aged members In ihen
household. were referred hack tl
/ their deaicr Tor AID
Question Of coal sizes Is proyln'
one Of the hardest problems OF thl
situation. Speaking Of this, Mr.
/ Kemp today said:
a great many people think the,
must have a certain size Of coal o
else they cannot run their heaters
| lOf course. we kno wthat some size
may burn better than others in SOM
/ furnaces. but In This emergency Oh
consumer will have 10 be eatisilo
with what coal We are able TO oh
tain. Nut and stove sizes are par
ticularlv scarce. BY careful aitel
Continued on Page Ninel
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
LIEUT.. CRAWFORD
In POLISH ARMY

LONDON. oct. 30 United pressl.-
I lhuania is rallying 90 the colors 20
repel Polish invasion. the Lithuanian
delegaiion here was informed today.
With wilma, the ancient capital In
tho hands Of Polish invaders under
General Zeligowskl and kovno threat
ened. old men and students alike
we're reported poining the army
It was denied that Kovn0. 10 which
the government fed when wilma was
seilsd. wouh be yielded 20 ellgow-
ski. several attacks on The kovn9
Wilma line have been repellod. the
iegat on said.
ii Was admitted that large German
cclarhments had arried In kovn0
anxious 90 aid the Lithuanian forces
This help was declined. according 10
the legation and the Germans were
sent back.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

CINCINNATI. oct. 30.-There could
have been no doubt Of the warmth
ofSCincinnais welcome last night TO
the man TO whom she expects to
give the biggest vote and the bigg ST
plurality in her history.
The demonstration for Senator
Harding was Overwhelmingly enthusl-
asiic, tending 10 corrOhOrate the
judgment that he will carry Hamilton
county and the city OF Cincinnati by
$1,000 or more.
From the time the senator appear
cd on The streets yesterday afternoon
until he ret red 20 his rooms IN the
Sinion Hotel late last night ne Was
The recipient Of such q 'stimonials OF
the public respect and affection as
few men ever get. 10 is scarcely
possible TO ovsrstate the quality OF
his welcome.
More ihan 10000 persons who sa-
luied him as he passed through the
streets or who heard his addresscs
in and mar Music Hall seemed deter
mined TO make him realize that none
Of The malice and yiciOusness en-
ployed against him In This state by
Democratic managers have had th'
slightest effect and that they have
brought about indeed, a arOng re-
action in his favor
Perhaps the most striking utteranc'
0f Senator Harding had 10 do VIII
the effect of the Treaty Of Versailles
toward making the world half slave
half free. a condition that Lincoln
denounced as impossible for the
United Staies. The fixed boundaries
and the unalterahle conditions Of ih'
treaty. an dominated by the grea
creditor nations. make a dangerous
situation for civilization, the Senator
warned. and he said plainly that herr
are the seeds Of future wars.
/ SCORES Democratic Incapacity.
The fundamental incapacity Of thl
democratic party was the topic tha
Senator Harding thoroughly develop
ed Before his great audience u
Music Hall. the temple Of harmon.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
M'SWINEY BODY
IN CORK HALL
Funeral There Tomorrow
Will Be Without Mill
tary Touch
SlNN FEIN FLAG
ON THE COFFIN

CORK, oct 20 United Press. Ter
ence MacSwlney's body lay in state
today In the city hall whore in life
he had presided as Lord Mayor OF
Cork
After a day In which the casket
was the cause of nst nshts after 10
had been rejected by Irish officials at
Queenstown and Cork. the lord
mayors remains rested In a place N
hoonr They We're claimed by rela-
tiyes last night only after military
forces had threatened burial in the
Cork barracks.
Cork was quiet today Additional
soldiers were brought 90 quell pOssi-
bile outbreaks but apparently the eX-
ira forces We're not necessary Au-
thor ties made strict regulations gov
crnlng The funeral which VIII be- held
tomorrow. Among the rules was Nai
the only Sim Fc.n flag permiiter Will
be drapcd over the caskei She fu-
neral procession will be linn ted Ia
one-quartor OF o mile and no mill
iarv display Will be permitted
Tle MacSwIney mourning party
N'NfN'N fAlIh lfnIfNuNl fNfNlNA
several hours after the Lord Mayor
casket had arrived at Queenstown and
then been forwarded by an admiralty
tug The party included the mayors
relatives and leading Sim Felnors. in-
cmding Art O'Bricn. 0f London, and
Arthur Griflihs. aciine president
The family attitude at first was Do al
the government had engaged In body
snaichIng on fOrcihly removing Mac.
Svincy's body from the funeral train
at Holy Head yesterday morning anc
T for,,rding I direct Go Cork by wafer
/ instead Of permitting 10 20 De landed
7 in Dublin Tor a funeral demonstra'
D lion.
The Sim Fciners. acting on this
F theory. rcfusedt o take the Initiative
D. In rcclaimng the body ON arriNa
hcre. At Queenstown large crOwC
saw the packet Baltimore steam mp q
. the dock. Irish leaders refused O
take charge Of the body In the absence
Of relative.
After some delay. soldiers trans
/ ferred the caskel ear fully 90 a gov
ernment tug. which steamed mp th
Lee 20 Cork. The Tugs ilag ilev
at half mast.
The bishop Of Cloyne was one o
.he crowd al QuecnsiQWi who re
fused 10 take charge of the remains
/ lie led lhe population In prayer o.
Continued on Page Two.
Spend money wisely. Buy Glove
| Dair,y SAFE Milk. Phone f5t0-Ady
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

made famous by Theodore Thomas.
he exclaimed against the desperate
effort of his opponent 90 divert the
peoples attention from the wasieful
hlundcring Of eight years OF Demo-
cratic government 10 an ethereal
ideality" and 10 fine phrases about
"the heart Of the world and "the
soul Of humanity
The Senator went back over the
ndusputable record. pointing out that
Wilson's incompetent Administration
had brought The country TO the
verge Of a panic when the war inter
yoned to slave of the breakdown Of
business and 10 postpone national
bankruptcy. Not daring 10 20 before
The country on their record at home,
the Democrats have raised up a
speculative proposition touching our
foreign relations. he said, hoping 10
block discussion OF the deplOrable
stage 90 which their incapaclty had
brought the country. The senator
said:
Fellow Americans. While there
has been a great deal said In this
campaign. especially in certain cir
cies which proclaim and boast an
atmosphere Of the ethereal ideal. "a
about ihe heart Of the world and the
soul Of humanity, surely something
is due 10 be said about The heart or
America and even, II we are TO DE
al an practical about the material
welfare OF Americans.
Prom the beginning Of this cam
paign there has been a persistent
effort upon the part Of our opponents
20 divert attention from the most
/ important issues Of the campaign,
| to concentrate the interest Of the
voters upon speculative propositions
with reference 10 our foreign rela-
Itions rather than 30 have any dis
icussion Of our deplorahle domestic
relations under the present govern
mental administration
"Rut we do not propose that thel
shall eyadc his discussion or ign0r,
CONTINUED on Page Nine.)
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
OBLIGATIONS .
|. Of REPUBLIC .
WILDE MET,
AGENT SAYS
Suggest Permanent Com
mission to Settle Future
Differences With
United States
COLBY DENIES CREEL
LEAKED ON PLANS

WASHINGTON. oct 30 united Press)
Recognition by the principal allied
powers soon Will be won by the new
Mexican government as The result u
virtual promise of recoen tion by The
United States. representatives here OF
the new regime declared oday.
While several OF the South Amori-
can and Central American governments
have recognized McXco. The great
powers such as England and France
have Withheld such action 10 Is un-
dersiOod they have been awaiting dci-
milton OF ne attitude OF The United
Siaies. Observers here were skcptl-
cal of the confidence Of Mexico In
winning early recognition by the
other great powers, pointing out That
Great Britain never accorded rccogni-
iion 90 Carranha
n was made plain officially today
/ that the statement Of Secretary Colby
that The "prelimln3ries Of recognt-
tlon can confidently proceed, means
that formal recognition OF the MeNi-
can government undoubtedly will be
granted soon Colhy's statement was
in comment on a letter from Roberto
lN pesqueira, new Confidential aeent
here Of ne be la Aleria regime.
settling forth the policy OF the NcNi-
can government toward thc Unitod
States.
Speculation was rife IN Washinglon
today on three questions How far
lwas GcorEe Crcel former chairman
OF the committee on public lnfor-
nation and known as a close friend
OF President Wilson. responsible for
The Colby slalcmentf Was the judy
mont ~ subordinate officials Of -he
Stale Department and possibly On I
OF Colby 0Vcrridden In the statement
lthl. caused the report IN Wall Street
yesterday morning that a staten nj
was 90 be issued Immediately on r,o-
opniiion of Mexico.
Denial was made officially today
Continued on Page Two)
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
.ROWDIES CONTINUE
WINDOW SMASHING

Scores Of windows in Tatnall street
between Tenth and Twelfth streets
were broken last night by a crowd
of boys who, marching IN q snake
chain. iorrorizcd thai neighb0rhood
for fifteen minutes. The boys. who
were from the east side of the city
appeared 90 take delight in breaking
only those windows In which were
displayed photographs Of Harding and
Coolidge.
Complaint OF the actions OF the
youths was made to- The police and
Steps were taken 90 prevent such dis
orders In the future.
Chief Of Police Black this mOrnins
issued orders 90 the street pairOlmCn
iO stop an disorder tonight. incid-ntf
10 The Halloween celebration.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
One DEATH FROM
SCARLET FEVER HERE

One death from scarlet fever and AZ
new cases Of transmissihle diseases
were reported by Howard r Franiz,
secretary Of the Board Of Health, for
the week ending al noon today.
Five new cases OF diphiheria, > Of
whooping cough, OF typhoid foyer
and OF scarlet fever was reported.
Twenty-Five deaths. % marriages
corresponding week Of last year %
deaths. p marriages and 50 births
We're reported
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
I'D. MCPHERSON
DIES AFTER OPERATION

John u. Mcphersou. one Of the
most popular younger residents or
The city. died at his home. 1903 River
view avenue. yesterday Of following
an operation for appendicitis. Mr..
Mcpherson was 40 years old, and a
Wilmlnglonian boy birth. He was "a
member Of an the Masonic bodies.
His father Hugh Mcpherson died N
August
Mr.. Mcpherson Is survived by his
widow of two years. The funeral
will take place on next Tuesd1y afler-
noon with interment at Grcenhill
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
FARMERS REPORT
OCTOBER FROST

Farmers and truckers attending the
street markets today reported heavy
frost In the country sections today.
Those who attended the markets
showed the effects OF the chilly
blasts and as the markets have not
heen changed 90 the west side Of
the streets. the warm side in winter.
IN truckers received little relief after
reaching here.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
Of Elections
Instructions TO Voters

around il and put Il in the ballot box.
The voter is not supposed to receive
any assistance after he enters the poll
ing place. All information must be Sc
cured beforehand.
There is no special way to fold your
ballot.
There are nvc Representative Districts In
the City Of Wilmington divided as follows;
First Representative District is an east Of
Market street and sout hof Eighth street The
ballot for this district is marked "Onicial Raj
lot for Representative District Number One
Second Representative District Is all east
Of Market street, north Of Eighth street and
all that portion Of the city north Of brandy
wine Creek Tho ballot for this district will
he marked "Omcial Banot for Representative
District Nuwber Two" In this Representative
District all east of Market street vote for Levy
Court Commissioners.
Third Representative District Is all north
Of Eighth street. and West Of Market street
and east Of Adams street. The ballot for this
district will be marked "Omcial Ballot for
Representative District Number Four"
Fifth Representative District Is all west
Of Adams street and south Of Eighth street
Ballots for this district viii be marked "OGcal
BALLOT for Representative District Number
Five-
First Senatorial District Comprises that
part Of city south Of Eighth street
First Levy Court District comprises that
part Of city east Of Market street.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

ballot can be secured beforehand,
marked at your home and taken with
YOU to the polling place. An envelope
is handed to you by the clerk, in which
you place your ballot.
MARK YOUR BALLOT WITH A
BLACK PENCIL ONLY; NO OTHER
COLOR AND NOT WITH INK.
Do not write anything on your ballot.
Do not take the time of election Of
hcers with unnecessary questions.
To vote a straight ticket make a
cross (X) within the square containing
at the head Of the column.
To vote "split" ticket, mack cross
(X) in the square containing emblem at
head Of column, also cross (X) in square
to the left of the person you want to
vote for on the other ticket.
To vote "cut' ticket, make cross
(X) in the square containing the en-
blem at head Of column and draw line
through the name you do not wish to
vote for.
Do not cut or mutiIate your ballot
with knife or scissors, but place the en-
tire ballot in envelope.
When you enter your polling place,
announce your name and residence, one
of the clerks will hand you an envelope
(and ballot, if needed. You will step
inside the booth, put ballot in envelope
after you mark it and hand it to the in
spector who will put a rubber band
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
SNIILEAWHHE

NEW YORK-When Mrs. Mar
naret Fitzgerald, telegraph operator
broke in on the wire when Harry
Hannigan was sending-shc reused
his lotc. They woocd via wire.
Now they're wed.
CLEVELAND. O.-Fred Counts.
prohibition agent, was initiated In
the Lambs Club last night While
raiding a saloon he and his as
SiStanis were bOmbardcd with
whiskey bottles.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
UNSETTLED WEATHER
ON ELECTION DAY

WASHINGTON, oct 90 United
Press Election day weather Will
be unsettled over much Of the eastern
half of the country. according 90 the
weekly weather forecast OF the
weather bureau today.
There is a possibility N snow In
the region Of The Great Lakwes and
upper Mississippi and Missouri val
leys.
over the western half OF the coun-
try the weather on Tuesday promises
10 be fair and cold.
s2j worth Of Records free. Afford
piano Co. 2iO w 9th St.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
ncnd of chrisilinna.
LOST AND NOuND.

7 osT~GoID SWISS WRIST WATCH,
j. Initials S. NJ. c Reward. SIS
Jackson ST. octao-lt'
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
MR. IEsrER our AGAIN.

VI. HOWard losI1r, secreIary OF tl7
Board of Edinalion. who has been
confined 10 hs home with pneu-
mona. reported for duty at his Of
fee in the Publ Building yesterday
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
MRS. FRANCES TAYLOR DIES.

Mrs Frances IaYIOr ased lI Years,
wife Of former Levy Couriman W.
Frank Taylor died at her home, IN
Hockessin. yesterday The funeral
will be held at o'clock Monday ar
Kernoon. from her late home and in
lerment made in Red Clay Greek
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
UNITED STATES LIKELY TO RECOGNIZE
NEW MEXICAN REGIME AT EARLY DATE
HARDING WARNS OF
DEMOCRATIC WASTE:
DEBTS INCREASING

Intervention of War, He Says, Alone Saued
Nation From Bankruptcy. O6iceholders
Increase. Treaty Would Make World Half
Stare and Half Free. Home Issues First.
Promises Administration Dedicated First
of All TO Putting Our Own House in Order
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
TODAY'S 1EMpTRlTURE

At The Evenns journal Onice.
500 4. M....i2i 1910 p. M.....50
1000 A. Ms 100 p. M..-. y
Sun AN TIDE.
SIM rscs 4. NJ.
sun sets ........l........i.J7 p. VI.
Head of CriStiana.
High waler....i30 30 \ NJ 100 p. VI.
LOW water. SO A NJ. 9.30 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

School ,hlldren need Glover Dairy
SAFE milk. Phone iJi0-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

Spend money wisely. Buy Glover
Dairy SAFE Milk. Phone i5i0.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
TIE WEATHER

Fair ton ght with frost; sunday.
fair.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

Non-Returnable
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-14
GREAT DISTINCTION FOR WO
MAN DOCTOR.

Mis-; Muriel Elsie Landau. NJ. D.. Il.
$, NJ r. c. s.. l.. II. c. p. has obtained
the degree of Fellow of the Royal Col
lcgc of Surgeons. England. She is be-
lievcd to he the first Jewess to win
this great honor.
Mis-, Landau. who is younger sis
ter of Miss Annie Landau. I1eadmis-
tress of the Evelina de RothSchild
school in Jerusalem. has held the ap-
rointmcnts of Resident Medical OF
ficer at the Hospital for Women. soho
Square. House Surgeon and House
physician ut the Royal Free Hospital,
Grrlys Inn Road. and Assistant sur
ccon mt Endell street Military Hos
pital.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-14
OfficePositions

business firms desiring boOkkeepers.
stenographers and typists, either be-
ginners or experienced are invited to
write, or phone us.
All applications are treated conf
dentially. We desire to place our
students with worthy firms where they
will have every opportunity for adj
vancement. At the same time, we pro-
tect the employer. for we will not
knowingly recommend II student for Il
position for which he is not qualified.
Young people who need only short
review courses to qualify for posi-
lions are urged to attend our summer
school. BY enrolling now you will be
ready for late summer or fall positions.
Call or write for catalog.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-14
CAPTAIN ALEXANDER AARON
SOHN RECEIVES DISTINGUISH
ED SERVICE ORDER

Captain Alexander IA, onsohn. who
was invested with the Distinguished
Service Order by King George, gave an
interview to the Press the next day.
f1mnically. as Zionists would say. he
is typical homeless Jew of the
type for which Palestine will he II
homeland. Politically, he is Cor was)
Il Turkish subject, but lie believed that
Il Turco-Geruan victory in the War
would be Il tremendous blow to Zion
ism Accordingly, in September, 1913.
he penetrated the enemy lines in Pal
estiue, and brought bach information
which materially assisted the British
advance north of Jaffa. Several mem
hers of his family We're cruelty NAL
treated by his political fellow country
mon. and Il monument is to he erect
ed mt Athlit by the British Government
TO the memory of his martyred sister
II is Il curious and unique record.
which illustrates the advantage to
Great Britain of her espousal Of the
Jewish 'cthnic' cause. The gallant Of
ficer, an eX-scrgeant of the Turkish
Army. should be heard of again in Pal
cstiuc. lie is only twenty-seveu years
of age-The Jewish Guardian, London.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-14

Mrs. Samuel Love entertained in
honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. ]. L.
Weller and daughters. the Misses Ce-
celia and Betty Weller. last Wetincs-
day afternoon at Daniels and Fishers
tea room. About 30 guests enjoyed
Mrs. Lorc's hospitality.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-14

The many friends of Mrs. Harry
lInrris will be pleased to know that
she has recovered sufficiently from
the operation underwent at Mercy hos
ptal to return to her home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-14
See
Joseph zigmond
504 Quincy Bldg.

18th and Curtis. 81 years doing business
in Denver; know real estates value,
Proud of my record. IL to IS per cent
Investments if you wish to buy. sell or
rent 1t vii pay you 10 see a live wire.
Joseph ZiSmond.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-14

Miss Lena SmOOkler who has been
studying under Alex Kostoff, the Rus
sian dancer, in New York. surprised
her mother. Mrs. b. Smvukler. by a
visit.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-14

Amy Wetzlar will be the hostess OF
Il birthday party Friday afternoon.