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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
NEW FINANCIAL
PLAN Of c. Of c.
WELL RECEIVED
GrOcers Promptly Indorse
Sustaining Fund Of $780,.
600 And Contribute Pro
Rata-FitzHugh Speaks.

Heartened BY the wholesale droeare'
Ns~soclation's prompt and Nh~ole.eOuteA
lhoofeement OF his plan to raise an an.
hus sustaining fund OF SioA,e60 for :
pnogram OF hr0aaened community serv.
zee w III. HtHhugh, president OF the
uon before the automobile dealers at
3 luncheon on the siAth floor Of the
chamber at i2;s0 o'clock wednesday.
The erocers received the first expo-
sition OF the new Chamber Of Com
merce program by Mr.. FitzHugh, while
q lunch with him at the chamber Tues-
day, Immediately he had finished talk.
Ing. W. +. Holt, president OF the
Wholesale Groeers' association, ted Mr..
FttzHugh that not only did the kroeerf
approve his proposition, but that they
had already subscribed their 3,T5 per
cent Of the proposed fana, or $3.50.
The meeting with the grocers VISA
We nrst ef 2 or more meetings which
MI fttAHagh plans 10 have with the
various trade groups Of the city among
which he has prorated the sum Il
necessary 20 raise, He win say TO each
group What he said In closing his talk
70 the Brecert, Gentlemen. this is
your proposition. Il Ia your money that
Is asked for, your Chamber OF Com
e:ty that It Is to serve. II you ia.
dorse the proposition and put I'D the
money, l win know the proposition is
good, and II YOU do not, I will know
that Il is bad. For / have an abiding
faith in the sound business Judgment
Of the men who lead the business and
professional affairs OF Memphis
Mr.. FtzHngh declared that the pro-
gram which he expects the Chamber OF
Commerce 10 be able to carry out with
the annual sustaining fand Of 100000
Us 4 community enterprise, and II you
gentlemen believe ii Is not a real in
vesunent which will yield handsome
returns. we do not want TO undertake
a ."
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
REVEAL BOLSHEVIKI
PLOT IN DUTCH JAVA

THE HAGUE, Nov. 2s.-The Dutch
East Indian government has revealed
what Is alleged 10 have been an extra.
ordinary Bolshevik plot IN Java and
other Dutch East Indian colonies under
the Ruise OF an anti Japanese boycott,
Chinese B~olshepiki. 1t is stated.
launched the campaign, advising the
East Indian Chinese not TO trade with
the Japanese merchants nor % deposit
their funds in a Japanese bank. Agita.
ton was conducted advocating the pat.
ronizing Of certain financial institutions
conducted BY Chinese. These latter, &C.
cording TO the Netherlands government
agents, were found TO be Bolshevik
s~ympathisers who had planned to use
the funds thus secured 10 carry on
Eolshevik propaganda IN the Far East,
A press telegram from Makassar,
Java, today announced the boycott had
been ended,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
No More Bonuses.

He mentioned other sIch new de.
rartments as the highway department
financed with 500 0 and the FthtistIcal
department. an adjunct TO the Indus
trial department, with 5000, 10 pay
the salary and expenses OF a statistloisn.
The budget estimates also provide for
an emergency fund Of klB,0 600 to take
care OF unexpected demands made upon
The chamber. such as that which came
when the lcyees broke opposite Mem.
phis n hundreds Of negroes were made
destitute. When this happened, he EAid.
was necessary for the Chamber Of
commerce representatives TO 10 up and
down the street soliciting funds before
u could extend relief TO those unfor.
The old idoa OF the Chamber OF
commerce was m institution ~ one
Junction. said MIR. F~ftztfugh. 1--WE he.
ieved that all n chamber OF commerce
had TO do wal 70 get new factories.
somehow or other This old idea had
as Us companion the policy Of offerine
bonuses 70 concerns TO come to your
city This was an ahominabie practice
and resulted IN the waste Of money,
swtndllng and Industrial failures,
But today we will offer bonuses 20
no enterprise 10 dome here, II they
are the kind Of people who need DO.
muses. we don't want them. Al We ask
N lnenl W tlh privilege OF telling them
what Memphis has to offer IN the way
Of advantageous location. low freight
rates. health facilities, schools. streets
and parks. And II we can't sell them
on those proposition we expect them
to 20 elsewhere" -
u ia in such work az this that the
proposed statigtieian can be OF won.
deriul service, Mr. FftsHueh said. one
Of the first things he viii do viii be 10
make an Industrial survey OF Memphls,
And then he VIII be able 70 furnieh Inc
director OF TIE Industrial Department,
Mark Fenton, with exact data with
which he can prove Memphis adyan.
tagtt for commercial ana industrial en-.
ttrpfise, This man will be able 10 fur.
hlsh figures ON any business PROPOSE.
Won wnlth y chamber may be Try
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26

KAISER'S SUITE
CHANGING WITH SPEED

AMERoNGEN. Holland, Nov. ca
Although the former German mperor
appears 10 have found the quiet hfe
at Amerongen to his liking. members
OF his personal suite have grown tired
of Village existence and recently there
have been several changes in the ex-
emperors encourage. Since Or. Foerst.
ner, Who for months acted as persona,
physician 10 the former emperor and
empress, departed for Berlin about six
weeks ago, there have been two new
German doctors at Bentinek castle. The
latest Is Or. Alfred Hachner, who Ann.
from Cologne q FEW days ago.
Gen, Won DornmeR, who had beef,
chief of the personnel suite for several
months, has returned to Berlin, either
on q vacation or permanently, and has
been succeeded by Frederick Won Bets,
o. Berlin, who was a court official I'm.
der the old regime,
Countess Kellar, lady tn. waiting TO
the ex empress, remains in service,
however, A system OF vacations In
Germany has been inaugurated for the
former royal pairs personal servants.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
cARAwAY AT HOME.

JoNEsBoR0, Nov. rs. (SpL)-Con.
eressman +. II. CsrawAy has arrived
home from Washington, leacing AS soon
as congress recessed. He will push his
candidacy for United States senator AZ
much as possible before Dec, i when
he will return to the capital for the
next session OF congress,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
Tom King 0~omplimented,

Mr. FitsEIush said he expected the
good roads secretary 10 be the rood
toads mentor to all the little towns "a.
tseent to this city and maintain aStivi.
ues which would win friends for Mem.
pms and Increase the number OF good
highways routed into the city, lie said
he wanted a man who could 20 out Al
Thomas Il King, present chairman OF
the Chainbef OF Commerce good roads
committee, did aud make q rousing
koed reads AN that would get results,
lts declared that Mr., King since ne has
been chairman OF the GOOD roads cons
mittee went before a certain body Of
magistrates IN the fiscal court OF a
county IN the trisstato territory and
literally forced them 60 iNdorse Il bond
Issue Tor roads, which they had intend.
ca 10 kiU. This act, he said, had made
all the enlightened good foads advo.
Gates In thai county the friends Of
Memphis,
Mr. Ftnton has been largely instru.
mental In the bringing Of iis new en-.
terprises 10 Memphis RinoS the fret OF
the yesr, Mr.. FtsHurh said, but HE
work viii I've oven more effective with
~ assistant. tho proposed statistician
This assistant can look after the induss
tries already here and sec that they are
not lured AMY by attractive PROPOSE.
tions from other cities, he said, which
~ Just az important a work aa bring
ing In rev enterprises.
Tho Chamber OF Commerce must ex.
tend its influence into the community
Mr., FltHlIuah said The chamber
should be prepared 10 Investigate such
matters as tho heavy increAes In stAtA,
city and ooantS taSeH. should be aba
10 send an expert cut 10 make invAs.
LEGATIONS and then send men to the
state capital TO get relief II discrimina
ton is discovered. The chamber should
have a secretary Of municipal affalfl
who viii work hand ard glove with the
rev city administration In carrying cui
Tho Improvements they expect 10 ef.
feet.
The purchase Of a baildiag at the COS,
OF $4,000 and the charging and re
modelling Of the chamber will COS,
$3.50 600. Mr. F1tzlfugh estimated, onl,
Sss,sS$,Sa, which viii cover the fret cash
payment, Will have TO come out OF the
1870 sustaining fund. Bonds will b.
sold 20 cover the balance OF the amount
and thty VIII be retired as they CONS
dur
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
A. r. WOOLLEN I'LL.

The condition Of A. r. woollon, secre.
tary and treasurer OF the Phoenix Cot.
ton OIL company. who has been ut Cart.
" Ramsay hospital for several days,
reported by HOSPITAL attendants
proved.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26

The "saysr Gross on Aspirin tab.
tets has the sam meaning as t.KArat
on gold Both mean Genuinel,
"Bater TAh,eth OF Aspirin" should be
taken according 70 the safe ana proper
directions Ia each BAY err package ne
suro the "Rayer cross' IL on pAckage
snd on tablets. Then YOU ARD RettiHk
the genuine Aspirin prescribed BY physi.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
BRITISH OFFICER is
SLAIN IN CAIRO RIOT

CAIRO, Nov. ga British officer
was murdered during q street riot here.
Other British soldiers we're fired upon
by the demonstrators and one soldier
was wounded.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26

Cox for failure to preserve order dur
ing the steel strike In Canton, has been
permanently removed from office by the
governor, following a hearing given him
here,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
TRAINS A ON BRIDGE.

FORT MADISON. Ia, Nov s6--santa
We passenger train No. ! early today
eollided with a freight on the bridge
over the Mississippi river here. Tho
b~aggageman and fireman OF the pas.
cengcf train were slightly hurt.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
A THANKSGIVING Smoke.

Lay In a plentiful supply Of those
Samelson's Extra cigars. You'll find
them just TO your liking. Sc, . for ibc,
adv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
Thanksgiving Day.

a fine meal and plenty Of those good
Sainelson's Extra cigars. A real treat
for the smoker. Price Sc, two for $50.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
BUDGET For 1920.

The budget Tor 1890 oails for SIso,.
Sa3,5S, OF which more than $4,000 viii
be realized on membership fees, the
remainder coming from the sustaining
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26

Your apples won't cost as much II YOU
Will buy them by the box and boxed app
plies are tho best that money ran buy,
j, w, WRIGHT & co.
1872 s. Front, Phone NJ. 22sT.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
River Bulletin.

mise. --rall.
. The river In the Memphis district viii
fall.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
To Avoid Rough, Coarse,
Chapped, Blotchy Skin

Most skins require constant grooming
at this season to keep them from be.
coming unduly red, biotchy. oon ~
rough or harsh. or II such condition
has developed, to overcome Il. In sueh
cAaeA II Is particularly inadvitablA 10
keep piline on cosmetics which clog the
pores ard make the complexion verse
than ever,
rary mereolised wax, which literally
absorbs q spoiled complexion, Ample
the wax, like cold cream, before rettr.
ing Next morning. in washing II OF.
you'll wash away fine. flour.like parti.
uias Of the unsightly cutiele. Repest
fof 2 week or more and you'll have az
aud beautiful as 4 chli0's. One ounee
~ naercolized wax. procurSble at any
druggists is all you'l need. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26


fuad The budget estimates reveal ne
many lines 81 andeafsF which The
Chamber o. Commerce proposes b en-
ter into thF5ugh the 100000 annual
sustaining fund, The budget.
General executive department .Si6.B90.0o
NeNberthip department ....... $4,000
Ephleity department ......... I2.ii0.0o
Industrial dtsaftn6nt ... i2.6s0.00
STATISTICAL department .,...... 5,07b.00
Trade e~xtention and foreign
Hl 90: i.Ssita.si -: ,JSSG.SS
Convention department ...... 100000
Social agencies lndoFeefn6nt
City Agriculture committee. 10000
COMMITTEES On municipal Affairs 100000
Entertainment eemmittee 800. 100000
Public health and sanitation
Musie commlttse ........... i,S00.S6
Eduestlon committee ...s.,,.. eOO.Og
House expenses ......4.. 21,84Q.00
Travelling expenses for Cham
Der Of Commerce delegates. 5,D0O,O0
Emergency fund .,.,.t...,u Is 100000
building OfOe,o0 IN bonds;
sieo,e0e cash In three annual
instaihnents) ,............,. 2s,sSs.s
-
fetal $3.50 9S 50
In ~pForatlng the sustaining fund. the
subscriptions which viii be asked Of
the various groups are based on the
relative siae OF each group. The manu-
lecturers ereup Y aAked 70 contribute
banks and bankers as, real estate
owners. dealers and capitalists 4.s5, re-
tail dry goods, department stores and
shoes s.TE auto dealers s.7s. These are
the largest percentages,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

wAsHINGToN.-Ten OF the richest
ranchers. captured by bandits Nov, Is,
are being held Tor SIS, 900 ransom eacn,
according 10 word reaching here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26

eians for ov6r eightean years for the re-
lief Of Cold, Pair, Headache, Toothsehe,
Earaoha, Rheumatisfn, I.unahato, Men.
ritis,
For y few cents sou can gpt a hsreS
tin box Containing twelve tablets, Drsg
s.sts alsn sell larger "Rayer" packages,
Aspirin IL the trade mark OF Bayer
Manufacture OF Monoacetioacidester OF
Salicylicacid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
Warns Against Waste
and Reckless Buying
Photo by William sheweIl Ellis

Atlantic City, \. J.. Dec 3.-'.We are
living IN a dangerous dream today. with
the ever mounting costs, WAS q warning
given today to the Associated Dress In
dustries Association OF America, in an
nual session at the Breakers Hotel, by
Harry j. Tregge, secretary-treasurer Of
Of the National Association of Credit
Men.
we must prepare for the reaction, as
the peak has been reached, he added.
The wage Garner must be cautioned
against his wasteful investments, his
extravaganza, or the time will come when
he will regret has recklessness. Specuia-
ton must be cGrbed gambling in all forms
especially stocks, Is an American fault,
i not q disease.
You dress material men have found
no difficulty recently in selling merchandise
no matter what the price This Is unhealthy
dangerous. This cannot go on indefinite
~ brakes must be applied
Mr. Tregge cautioned the wholesalers
70 advise customers not To overbuy. Con-
s NJ Council the regent will preside and
Mrs William Speakman will address
the chapter on the Franco-Ameriean
League
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
MIDDLETOWN CLUB.

Al the meeting of Middletown New
Century Club, Tuesday afternoon. the
treasurer Mrs. Julian Cleaver. gave q
gratifying report Of the finances 0f the
club. Mrs. Cieaver resignation a. assist
ant treasurer was accepted. and Miss
Josephine Blggs was elected to Eli the
vacancy.
/ Christmas iaace l. being planned BY
the chairman If finance, Mrs. Clarence
Pool Ii will be held the evening III
December %.
Mrs. Howard Pool, State chairman ri
conservation, presented the subject 81 the
planting OF memorial and tribute trees,
rhe former IN honor OF the bows VINO gave
their lives for their country; the latter
for the boys vino served their country Ia
rs time of need 1 committee, Mrs
Mcdowell Mrs. Howard Pool Mrs
shepherd and Mrs Records. yyss 4p-
pointed - look iQto the matter
Mrs. 4 II. hamberlalne gave some
points OF interest Of ne state Executive
Board meeting held IN smyrna IN Octo-
ber. She MAS proud 10 report that Middle
town has hree ladies on he state Board,
and 1eXt year Wiu bc entitled Is six
Representatives.
Next Tuesday Mrs, john g. Green Will
De chairman of me program. An m
portant subject, Dependent snd Delln-
quent Children. IS to he presented by
Mss Aida Armstrong, executive >ecre-
tary Of Delaware S Children 5 Bureau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06

servatisTn i necessary to protect the
credit system of the country, be said.
Seasons are not to govern the making
and marketing Of women gowns in the
future. Designers Of fabrics and fashions
are concentrating on the elimination OF
the seasonal gowns and substituting new
fabrics and styles every month. This viii
tent TO allay industrial unrest in the IN
dustry, as it will keep employees and
factories busy 81 all times instead OF 1t
seasons only, leaders said.
Executive Director David y MoseSsQhn
said The Anerican-rnade dress has at
last come into its own There is a continu-
al and expanding demand for IT, Women
are buying two and three dresses where
they houghtsane. because they know they
are keeping within fashion DEGREES
when they wear their gowns. Delegates
here report an amazing popularity Of
American dress materials and American
fashions in New Zealand. Canada. AustraI-
IA. Mexico, as well as in England and
other European nations New York
World
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
SERENADE AND SH OVER.
Scott Young People Greet Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph l.. Brown

Mr. and Mrs Ralph L Brown. having
returned from their wedding trip, were
gwen a serenade and shower last night
by the young people OF scott NJ Z Church
at their home, COZ Poplar street The
bride, formerly Miss Helen Hopes,
received many gifts The evening WAS
enjoyed with games and refreshments.
Those present were: William L. Camp
BELL Rachel ReyEard Mr. and Mrs
Dolson, Mr. and Mrs T Mills Helen
Y Mills Marian T. Mills Leonard
McElroy, Mr. and Mrs Irvone T. Heron
Alfred II Burns. Elizabeth P Townsend
Wesley b. Davis, Sadie NJ Cavender,
Mary f. Davis, Lily w Davis, Marjorie
Sard, L. S, Jonsiey, Harold f. Houek,
Geo. A. Scott, Walter Chiclutt, Vim c.
Seidle, Daniel White, Florence Jackson,
Marion Jackson Marion Calvert, Nora
Boyce, Mr.. and Mrs George T. Xande-
grift, Maude l.. Harvey, Mrs John l
Scott. Mrs. Vim J Howard, Edith
Anderson, Lillian Wilson, FlorenceDough-
erty, Florence NJ Lloyd, Mildred Harvey
Bertha Black, Anna Simpkins. Florence
Dill, Mrs. Sellers, Mrs Mildred NJ
Pierson, Mrs McGregor, Clyde B .
Hopes, Webster Dill, Mr. and Mrs
George Jaeger Mr.. ana Mrs Ralph l.
Brown and Mrs. Tillie b HOPES
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
x. w. c. a. CALENDAR.

S,lndav-Club rooms oDen from e ~ S
p m.. $50 b $50. supper tor Girls, cLub
rooms.
Monday-l0 a. ra.. Board oi Directors.
Wolaston Hall; $50 3. n.. F-enuship
Club. club rooms SIS 2. m, Discussion
Class 8oliaston Hail
Cuesday-t p. n, Girl Reserve Corps
School No. "a club rooms; Girl Reserve
COrps from School No. 3. club room. .
GIri Reserve Corps, West End Reading
Rooms; 4.3O D. rn, Room Registry Com
mIt-ee, Ninth snd ~hlpley streets, T.3g
p. m., 0pen Night Tor Girls under s clul
rooms, p mi. gymnasium Class :0r
Younger Girls, High @ono0. lower gym
IS .. IN. Gymnasium Class, ilgl
School lower gym.
NedntsdAy-l0 a, IA. star Meeting.
ciuU roouls, 3 1., Girl Reserve Corps
from School No. so. e.uo rooms, 7 3. al..
Mandolin Cas- Club Rooms, S p n..
Mandolin Club club rooms $50 rl.
Napanachkl Camp Fire rll1 rooms.
Fhursday5 e IT.. STUDY .ias,
club rooms, b.I5 e. M. sing Nolassol
Hall: so H.. Girl Reserve Corps iof
Industrial Girls, e.uo rooms :. .3n rs S 81
.. m. General Recreation Night Higu
School, Lower GYM.
FriGal $50 81 80, Discussion Glass
club rooms 50 10 >.3J. Social Hour
Christmas Sewing, club roouz.
Saturday m., Hike. starting from
club rooms 80 q. m, District School,
club rooms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
Government to Sell
Flour at Nominal Cost

.IulnB RI Barnes, United States wheat
director, has addressed an open letter
10 the housewives Of America asking their
co operation in the adjustment Of the
present -four situation and the proposed
sale by the Government, within the next
two weeks, 81 straight -four IN small
packages at n nominal cost The letter
follows:
Thrift Is common sense spending.
UnwIsc spending may not always md
cate lack Of thrift but, perhaps, ignorance
or misconccpfion, or Just habit
Take the case Of flour. MIL prices
range from $1,000 10 2i400 per barrel.
Why Again, certain varieties Of wheat
arc selling eighty cents per buahcl above
the Government Guarantee Price Why
Last wear, all kinds 0f wheat and All
Ao1rs sold almost uniformly the 2ane
The Grain Corporation doos not
desire 10 replace thc usual trade facilities
in -four handling, It nuch prefers that
the established channels should give tho
ultimate consumer the opportunity 70
practice, thrift when So minded
To make assured however that such
opportunity Is offered the Grain Corpora
tloh, ~ the middle of Dcoombor. will
have in most q our cities not already
provided with similar -four at similar
prices suitable retail packages under the
name Initnd Stetcs Grain Corporation
Standard Pure wheat Flour This IS
being done because from every national
standpoint IL il desirable that orr ia.
diwduai consumers End qtr hakerz RI
adapt their consumption tn rge fhe prod
uct which is y ample supply this year
and relax the strain on bat character n
-four which is ju light sIpply
No authority exists tn tne Wheat
Guaranty Iaw 10 control the maximum
price 81 wheat, nor II -four No au-
fhoritv exists for prescribing the char
acter of -four n bc made, and M au-
thoritv for requiring var dolrs Or
substitute fouTs and no necessity
exists Tor them Besides, except in +irne
of ~ar. Government sholld tourh the
individual preference of its people with
great caution. Interference may easily
cause distress and disaster The erperl-
ence and Judgment of honest men u
private business il thn safest guide But
the var conscience NAV be succeeded bv
q responsive social conscience and coTn-
mon sense spending Price competition
and the restriction NJ consumption bit
price influence alone Il nngeneroUs and
unfair n those IF limited purchasing
ability
These are the facts of a most interesting
wheat position which make advisable
q r. adaptation 81 the habits of our
-four consumers
First: Al increase ia -four and bread
consumption Ia I've months,
-four production records IN increase
aDo VI last year of over I0.0000c9 barrels,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
ART AND CRAFTS EXHIBIT.

On Tuesday. December q. NJ the Hotel
du Pont, there viii be- an e<hibIticr and
sale Of The Arden crafts of Arden. and rhe
College Settlement Hand.cr4ts 0f Ph;,a-
dclphla
The Arden Graft Viii have Hand loom
woven fabrics. runners. bags curt4i7,,
tuuics. wrought iron candela0ras candle
stick holders, door knockers, Fireplace
forks, etc Hand carved furniture. The
College Settlement viii exhibit linen
needlework made By italian women Of
Philadelphia
The beautiful things made by the
Arden shop are well-kuoun 10 tbe VII
mlngton public while Miss Maud Rhodes
connections with the Philadelphia ..xhj-
6ition Is sufficient guarantees. nj i+s
deslrahilty Mss Rhodes does such
attractive hand woven work, she IS
regarded by experts AL over the eas. A. i
leader in hGr art