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Evening journal., 1922-10-20
Rotten Politics
(Trom the New York Hersld.)

/ be determined In dollars alone. Our
exports are governed by the ability
of foreign nations TO buy, governed
by the ability of foreign nations TO
produce for themselves and govern
ed by our own cost of production.
After the war all Europe was disor-
ganized and incapable OF producing
either foodstuffs or manufactured
goods for itself. IT had no other
recourse than TO turn to America to
meet its necessities. And as to our
cost of production, that is govern
ed by our high wage and will con-
tinue to be governed by the wage
whether high or low.
In this indictment of the Repub-
lican Administration does the DEM
ocratic State Finance Committee
advocate a lower wage for our work
ers? 1t is a fact that labor cost
hasn't been liquidated but this is
not due to the Republican party. 1t
Is due in large measure 10 the re-
striction put on immigration at the
close of the war.
The circular further sayvi I'VE
were promised prosperity; we have
industrial unrest and chaos" The
truth is that this a footiess, irre-
sponsible and wholly false utterance.
AS concerns the promise OF prosper
ity. we have more prosperity than
Is good for us with our cost OF pro-
duction still up in the afr. And with
the active prosperity we have,
obviously Industrial chaos Is impos-
sible.
The circular says; LESS uncm-
ployment was promised, yet the
OF unemployed has great
ly Increased" The truth fs that there
were I'VE to ak millions OF workers
In the ranks of the unemployed
year and a half ago, and today there
are not workers enough 10 do the
work OF the country.
The circular saysi Business hesf-
tates and profits change to loss be-
cause there Is no definite legislative
policy or program" This talk means
nothing. II is straight bunk and
such utteranoes are q disgrace to
he Democratic State Finance Com
n nittee
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
KEEPING FAITH
WITH THE PEOPLE

From the Washington Post.
That the present administration
has not been shaken in It's stand
on foreign debts by the gusts of in
ternational sentimentalism that
have recently beat upon it and is
not moved to abandon the policy II
has consistently pursued from the
beginning of its control by either
external or internal pressure for
cancellation or reduction that is now
being brought to bear on 1t. is es-
tablished by authoritative state
ments pointing the course that 1t
will henceforth follow in dealing
With this subject-and also pointing
the course 1t will not follow.
Being warm to Americas inter-
ests, the administration is cold to
agitation for debt cancellation or re-
duotion In the interest of Europe.
Realizing the obligations OF it's
stewardship, It is determined not to
Jeopsrdize the nations credit inter-
ests by permitting debts owed
America to be dealt with as sub
ordinate factor in Europe's eco
nomic problem. And realizing the
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gress and by the will of the Amer
lean people as repeatedly expressed
the administration has made it plain
that it does not intend to embarrass
this nation by involving 1t in Euro
pean economic movements that aim
at effecting stabilization by dealing
with Indebtedness to this country as
inseparable from certain other prob
lens that now confront the nations
over there"
Tho sentimentsiists who arc axi-
tatins for cancellation apparently
fail to realize the evil consequences
that would inevitably follow such
iealins. And tho special interests
that are urging II evidently ignore
such consequences. Cancellation of
debts would break down the conf
ience of peoples in governmental
obligations and would thus tend to
q faith that Is essential to
economic stability. And obviously
his would be accompanied or fol-
owed by many other III results. |
Evening journal., 1922-10-20

The New York Herald Is quite a,
ready 70 smite lie issuing from Re-
publican sources as II is to snnite a
lie issuing from Democratic sources.
1t has no use for lies wherever they
are found.
Deliberate misrepresentation of
facts intended TO mislead voters is
indecent and downright dishonest.
II is plain, deliberate villainy and
any political body countenancing
suoh villalny is rotten to the core.
Let us examine a circular letter
sent out by the Democratic State
Finance Committee OF New York ap-
pealing for campaign funds. II says:
we were promised lower taxes. but
taxes have risen" If this statement
means national taxes. the truth is
that our national taxes have been
cut down by the Harding Admins
tration more than eight hundred
millions of dollars a year from the
taxes OF the Democratic Administra-
ton Immediately preceding IL. If II
means taxes IN the State OF New
York. Governor Miller has out down
State taxes twenty-three million i've
VI A4AC6odda dOAtaA6 AlViA Aho
taxes of the last Democratic Ad-
ministration.
In view OF these facts there Is no
escape from the conclusion that the
purpose of the Democratic State
Finance Committee in this state
ment about taxes Is TO mislead and
deceive the voters OF the State.
There not only is no truth in the
uttsranos. but there isn't even a
shadow OF truth IN the uttsranos
The circular says; "our foreign
trade has practically bssn destroy
ed This statement ie wholly mis-
leading, for the fact is that oonsid-
sred apart from the exportation OF
we have had no normal
trade since the CLOSE OF the
war. We did have an abnormal for
eign trade in the months immedi-
ntely following the war. due to tha
urgent and imperative necessities OF |
nations pumped dry by four years
Of war.
Again. the measure OF our exports !
at the lower prices of today cannot j
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These ouestionsi

Can You Answer These Questions?
Do you know why ointments do not
give you quick and lasting relief1
Why cutting and operations FAM
Do you know the cause OF piles is
internal7
That. there Is a staknation Of blood
In the lower bowel2
Do you know that there IL a harm
less remedy discovered by DR.
Ieonhardt and known as HEM
ROlD, now sold by Eckerd's and Dam
forth's Drug Stores and druggists gem
orally, that is guaranteed?
HEM-ROID banishes piles by re-
moving the cause, by freeing
blood circulation in the lower bowel
This simple home treatment has an
almost unbelievable record for sure,
pile sick sufferers. There IS no reason
why It should not do the same for you
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922
OUR SLOGAN:
The Evening Journal-the First
Paper of the First City of the First
State.
WILL YOU BE PATRIOT OR snAoKER2

TISSUES OF prime importance to every man. woman
i and child in Delaware stake In the present
political campaign
the wellbeins Of tho people at large and the up
holding President Hardnss benenoent administra-
tion essential that Delaware shall return General
Coleman dupont to the United States Senate and DR.
Caleb r. Layton the national of Representa-
tvesi
For wsil-oens the people Of Delaware It is es
that the Republicans retain control OF the state
departments and that Thomas s. Fouracre OF New
Castle county shall elected State Treasurer that J.
Harrington. Of Kent county, shall be elected
State Auditor OF Accounts. ana that DR.. Charles NJ.
Hollis Sussex county. shall be elected State Insur
Commissioner.
Nor should any Delaware man OF woman lose sight
of the legislative ticket IN the present
campaign The Republican party committed definitely
progressive. sensible. economical and beneficial
legislative program and nominated State SEN
ators and Representatives who II elected. will
carry that pledss.
There also the county ticket composed OF Albert
stetser FOR Recorder OF Dseda Isaae f. Brown for
Register OF Wills Samuel A Mcdaniel for Sheriff
naries A. Taylor Coroner Hamilton Stewart.
- s Wright. P. E. Pleessnton John d. Reynolds
for Levy Court Commissioners We take In
telgent and set-inerested New Castle county voter.
man women desires active passive party
TO restoration Democratic control OF
our county The past record OF that party IN this
county IS SO Democrdtic organza-
be repudiated by the people for ell time
And TO the heart of tho whole political
with respect the election which
will be held on November 7.
In the analysis the that election viii
depend upon the Individual cast not upon public
meetings public speeches and organization effort and
Individual viii depend upon individual regis
traton
Thousands OF Republican and women already
have registered Hundreds Of them this city in
the rural districts of State still unregistered
They been putting off this good citizenship
until they stand face face with cold fact IL
that If they do register tomorrow, the regis
tration day they will be unable election
in November.
Think OF i'll Republicans without a vote in an
American which individual possession
right been the foundation OF every
thing good national life progress
today.
Republican who rs diligent who registers and who
with ballot IN his her hand election day
Is patriot political power
A Republican who negligent. who fails to register
and voluntarily forfeits the right stand with
ballot in his her hand election day a slacker
and political ninentity
this eleventh hour of the registration desire
one question those Republicans who are un-
registered
When the goes down tomorrow evening which |
will be-a patriot with vote, a Stacker without
voter
The answer is fairly and squarely up to you'll
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
REPUBLICANS RENosnvArp s5 PER oENr

ssVY7HEN 245 out of 25s Republican candidates for
w denomination can vote OF confidence
from their constituents It is perfectly
widespread dissatisfaction" declares the Repub-
Publicity Association. through its president Hon
Jonathan Bourne, Jr. But IL there large
number of defeats for Republicans for denomination
this would OF encouragement for the
Democrats. Republicans prefer one candidate
than another for their ticket sign that
they Will prefer Democrat rather than Republican
representative the national legislative body
He adds that the oft-repeated assertion that the
country dissatisfied with the Republican adminstra-
is concusivey disproven by the compiled by
Chairman John T. Adams of the Republican National
Committee showing that out OF 25s Republicans who
sought denomination for Congress all
given vote OF approval by the members OF their party
Tho number defeated is greater than usual In
every primary, members OF Congress go down TO
defeat and this is true OF party well the
other Local conditions and issues always result
firenent of few members of Congress by their own
party primaries
The in the coming election is not whether the
people OF the country entirely satisfied with each
and every OF their spokesmen at Washington. No
sns expects tho record OF any of Congress
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
Bad Stomachs Need
Dare's Mentha -Pepsin

fly, and bloatlng in 10 minutes.
Get rid OF gastritis and stomach
agony IN a short time.
DO as Elias Cuff OF Salem, ". j., ofd.
He writes: Il do not hesitate TO say
that Dare's Mentha-Pepsin is the fln-
est medicine in the world. It cured me
permanently OF a chronic stomach trou-
bic after I had tried many different
preparations"
Pepsln is, IN itsstf, great for stom-
tive agents in Dsre's Mentha-P
that help TO mako a weak stomach
strong and sturdy. An druggists
everywhere sell and guarantees II. A
large bottle for f1.o0.
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
DEPTH TO MOVIES

A DEVICE chat gives movies the third dimension
DEPTH like the old-fashioned stereosoops is IN
vented by young Lawrence Hammond
Wilmington movie-goers will realize that suoh an
invention perfected would make the real and
natural the stage instead OF shadow1and with only
two Dimensions.
However. the fascination of the movies may be
largely in the Illusion created by absence Of third
dimension Time win tell perfected device such
as claimed by Hammond is inevitable.
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
TonAoco,s ArFpor or rn1n pIorroNARy

DR. KNIGHT DUNLAP and other noted medical
~ at Johns Hopkins University. after three years Of
research, that the effect OF smoking
tobacco is "a lowering the accuracy Of finely oo-ord
mated reaction but that there Indication
speed of complicated reaction is affected"
This makes It look 20 the average wilmnstonian as
II tobacco has more effect the dictionary than on
smokers It means that smoking apparently does not
lower the efficiency OF routine worker, but Is apt
befuddie men engaged in intellectual work
And yet, much the worlds best intellectual work
has bssn done by habitual and heavy smokers
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
With the Pdragraphers

For the first time in history Hancock cou,+,, g.,
preme judicial Court October term oonveninr a. r,II
worth will have several women serving as Jurors
somngton will have two women Bluehn one for grand
jurors, while traverse jurors were named se pa
Harbor.-Portiand Press-Herald.
Geary county farmers are wondering what has he
come of the old fashioned farmland who could take
corn knife go into the field in the and cut three or
tour acres OF corn by hand in day. Most the corn
cutting is done by machinery but number of farmers
this year have had occasion for men to cut n by
hand and have been unable nnd thsm.-Topeka
Capital.
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
GEMS OF THOUGHT

You were here to be victor--nct a victim.
:-:-:-.
II you lead narrow life you won't have to be bo.b
cred with friends.
.-.-.-:
At last everything comes out of the ground and some
body has TO dig for t.
.-.-.-.
One kind OF hunter never fails to bag plenty OF game
He is the trouble hunter
Evening journal., 1922-10-20

Delaware Democrats rely upon Bayard Boyoe and
Bunk 10 win them the election this State next month
They are fated to be disappointed. Delaware VIII re-
main IN tho Republican column because majority of
the voters, men and women, believe In Republican
principles policies and practices ana has no faith IN
Democratic promises and prstenss
Evening journal., 1922-10-20

To Unregistered Delaware Republicans; Register to-
morrow Saturday, October 81. be the last day.
II you do not register them you will be unable 20 vote
In November The responsibility IS fairly and squarey
up to you The registration places will be open from
8 a. m to ~ noon and from p. m. to D. m. Do not
voluntarily deprive yourself OF electoral mower which
to redblooded Americans is and ought to be- cher
ished possession.
Evening journal., 1922-10-20

Geographical lines being changed go raniarv On
southeastern Europe and eastern that the
Wilmington school child kept busy keeping track Of
the changes
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
large SQUARE COLLAR.

The very wide square collar u
seen competing with the large.
round Bertha. Since this has the
tendency to give wide shoulder
line It is recommended only for the
slender girl
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
SLEEVE TRIMMING.

Unique sleeve trimming ia seen
on coat OF black marvella-strlps
Of monkey fur mounted on taffeta
folds reaching from waist to
shoulder. the fur being placed In
backward position.
Evening journal., 1922-10-20

Some Wilmington folk think that every season comes
at the wrong time of the year. always are finding
fault with Dame Nature.
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
EDITORIAL OPINION

While cancellation may seem to be
the easiest way out to debtor ma
tions-in the long run It would not
prove to be the best way out-for
it would be at expense of good faith
and sound economic principles. And
certainly It would be neither the
easiest nor the best way out for the
creditor nation. America granted
the requests OF the European ma
tions for loans with clear under
standing that they would be paid.
and this administration is backed by
right. reason and justice in holding
against cancellation.
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
THE COURTS, AND JURORS.

From the Houston Post.
The lengths to which the average
citizen will go to dodge jury service
dlsheartens judges who are really
desirous OF having their courts mete
out Justice. 1t Is discouraging to
them to $50 the very sort of men
needed by the courts as Jurors
escape by various ruses, and now and
then a Judge complains publicly
against the attitude that is rather
characteristic OF busy capable men.
All that the judges say about the
public being a part OF the judiciary
and about its responsibility in large
measure for unsatisfactory results
from the courts in many instances Is
true, and in so far as jury service
lodging is a shirking OF the respon-
sibilities of citizenship there Is moth
ing to be said in Is favor.
Still, as so many citizens retort,
the cumbersome methods of the
courts which involve delays and take
up time over trivial matters con-
tribute strongly to the citizens aver
sion 20 sitting on a jury. The whole
Evening journal., 1922-10-20
For Constipated Bowels Bilious Liver

tonight will empty your bowels COM
pletely by morning and you will feel
splendid. They work while you
sleep" Cascarets never stir you up
or gripe like Salts. Pills, Calomel,
or OIL and they cost only ten cents
a box. Children love Cascarets too.
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OF Inicrcsf Iirrn.

Mrs. Charles w. Bliss and young
sor returned Monday morning frnm
Chicago where they have spent the
summer on the lake shore Mrs Bliss
acknowledged that she would sing In
on" or more operas that will be sung
this coming season hv the English
speaking company being organized
by Mrs. Edith Rockcfcllow McCor-
mick. Mrs HllsA was delighted
with musi"ai Chicago this summer
and speaks In highest terms Of the
season of opera M Rlvinln park
Shc also hears an interesting mos
sage about one Of Tulsn'a musicians
Mr. Harry Salter who has bcon In
Chicago this summer coaching with
Leopold Auer, the renowned vio-
llnist Mrs Bliss says MIR. Salter "a
fast making namo for himself
among the leading young violinists
and is now PLAYING hiE-tlme vnude-
vile I'm Chicago as the Leading vio-
inist for Florence Walton, who IL
~ the famous duo, Maurice and
Walton, popular exhibition dancers
Mrs. Bliss says MIR Saiter has nm
opportunity 10 ioln Mr.. Auer In New
York for very flatterlnR season
and As 20 whether he expects to re-
turn here and continue his studio or
sccept Mr.. Auer's proposition. she
was not ablo to say
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GAMBLERS WIFE LOYAL
says She VIII Help Husband to Re
flute Charges OF Byfields--Docsn't
BcllpNp Accusation IL True.

CHICAGO. Sept. ii.--Mrs. Walter
l. Gambler will aid her husband,
member OF the Gambler family OF
Coca Cola fame cf Atlanta. Ga. In
the defense OF the 100000 suit
brought against him by Mrs. Claude
ByNeld, Il became known today.
Mrs Gambler returning east from
Honolulu met her husband, who
had journeyed here from Atlanta
today.
Il am his wife" she said. land
I shall realn at his side. despite
the charges OF this woman. what
wife could do otherwise?"
The meeting between the two was
remarkable. Mrs Gambler, petite
and blonde. flung herself into the
arms OF her husband when he ar
rived at the hotel.
They plan to return to their At
lanta home together.
Mrs Candlr was IN Honolulu
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REFUTES HER TESTIMONY
Important Witness In Sacco.Nansetti
Trial Contradlcts Her Evidence.

BOSTON. Sept. 1t.--Mrs. Lola
Andrews, who was an important
witness against Nlcolai Sacco and
Bartlomeo vansetti in the trial
which resulted In their conviction
for murder and robbery Of South
Braintree shoe factory paymaster
and his guard. completely repud.
lated her testimony In an affidavit
filed today.
Mrs. Andrews declares she was
forced by officers OF the prosecu-
tion to testify against the convicted
men. Her Identification OF Sacco
as one Of the murderers was false
she states. Threats Of exposure OF
certain parts OF her private life
forced her 70 become a witness for
the prosecution. Mrs. Andrews af-
fidavit sets forth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-12

Eleanor N1udcvor, the young
daughter or Mr. and Mrs Verne
N1udevDr was : y"1r old ON Sniur-
d0v and her mother invited all her
baby friends with their mothers to
como far O. party pt the Vaudcvor
home iu Terrace drive Red and
white v8a colcr scheme used IN
dpruIn'Iuua ana Nrs Vaudcver was
Haahcd u entertaining those woe
FOLK boy Mrs John Lancaster and
Nip Esther Iirndloy The company
lisf included tho flllowlug Martha
Naudover, Mary Iouo Rowoll, Jane
N1rglucs polly Ann Foster Pauline
Nuudovrr. Ann Boswell Notty Lon
Npudcvrr Joun Campbell ROOD,
Ertty Roop, Junior williamson, An
drew Denny. Dean nnd Joe Nichols.
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Mrs j. Edward List who formerly
osidcd here and who i4 a resident
" Cincinnati. Ohio. was recently re-
elected president Of tho Delta SiEmn
Epsilon sorority az the biennial con-
clave OF the sorority held At the
Autlors hotel In Colorado Springs.
Mrs List Is sister ~ Mrs. Lucicn
q. Young, 13i2 sonth Norfolk
avenue.
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Imnnrinnt Nntlcc

with tho autumn ana organization
WORK sinrting q request is herein
mndo for year books 20 he sent 20
the club editor FOR the coming wear.
Musicians and choir leaders desiring
notices in Sunday papers hereafter
VIII plcago mali or send IN thNr
news not later than Thursday ~
cnCh WoCk
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INr 81. Inmis Xisiinr.

Miss Naomin Brown was hostess
last evening to largo company OF
tho younger set. complimentary 20
her visitor, Miss Marian l,aogslg OF
81. Louis. who arrived sunday morn.
ing for weeks visit Dancing was
the pleasing mode OF entertainment
Other informal affairs hro bcing
arranged In Miss Laessig's honor
during her stay.
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when news Of the sensational suit
was made public.
Mrs. Byfleld accuses Cardler Of
having attacked her on board
steamship.
"Blackmail." Is Gamblers denial
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Miss Helen Reardon was hostess
10 a small dance Mt her homo, 4G7
North santa Fe avenue on Monday
evening. This was In honor TO her
brother. young Mr. Gerald Reardnn,
who has Just returned from a visit
10 Kansas.