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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-19
Too Mueh seIf.InduIaenee.

The greatest weakness of human ma
ture is self-lndulgence, drifting along
the path of least resistance-with Ill
health at the end of the road.
Good health is. of course. the first
prerequisite TO q long and useful life.
Longevity is sought as a high price
Of constant exercise of viii power and
self-control There are many per
sons who have not that viii power and
self-control. In these cases we can
not go against nature by any amount
Of %aaabin9.--ESri--->
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heard of Silber's arrest on the
California forgery charge, and had
sccome convinced that the diamonds
co. were stolen goods.
Both of the stones had been re-
moved from their mountings when the
tarher received them. The receiver
If the diamonds said that a few days
liter they had been deposited with
lim Silber had returned and asked
or an additional loan OF 500. which
vas refused He also identified Sill
ter. who was moi told that the An
napolis theft had been definitely laid
o hitn until after he had persistent
~ declared his innocence.
AFTER an hour and a half of the
nost grilling questioning yesterday
,e declared his intention of bring
ng suit against Snyder for preferring
.alse charges. Finally he was told
hat the diamonds had been found
lnd the stones were shown to him.
lie was so completely overcome by
his that he tainted away. On re-
covering from the swoon he confess
d mis- guilt and gave further partic-
lars as TO the manner in which he
,arried out the theft.
The bonds, he said. were disposed
If shortly after the robbery was COM
nitted, hut !he two diamonds had APP
,arently been kept until there came
! letter opportunity to sell them
Without falling under suspicion.
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400. 200. SEQ. $500 1000 ln.
100, eco, 600. sfn0 ED. o. a. "a
6.m, 700, 900. UUa i. NJ NY a,
xDaiiy except sunday. --''' !
oLocai Annapolis Go uaIfmar,
For tickets ami iufurHsrI.o
lur city. Ticket offices Wr,t >lr.'e.fll
state House Station. Cu.ey. ... 'aaa
diaden Streets; Carved Hau ',gIa, q
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0FfIcE or CRY TREAsgHEG.

Notice is hereby given 70 all persons
VINO have not paid their CITY Tax Bills for
the Levy Of 1918 that unless these bills
are paid bya April 10th, the Collector and
Treasurer for said 1913 Levy viii proceed
% advertise al unpaid taxes for tax sale
rs authorized by the City Code Of An
napolis.
EUGENE w IGLEHART.
Collector and Treasurer for 1918.
Ago
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Member Of Tn. Associated Pres.

The Associated Press is exciu-
siyely entitled to the use for re-
publlcniioll. Of all news credited TO
ID or not otherwise credited In this
pnper and also the local news pub
lished herein. All rights OF re-
publication Of special dispatches
herein are also reserved.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-19
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
etDr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel. No
gripping results from these pleasant
little tablets. They cause the liver
and bowels to act normally. They
never force them TO unnatural action.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
soothing, healing, vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil.
If you have bad taste, bad breath,
feel dull, tired, are constipated or
bilious, you'll find quick and sure re-
suits from DIR. Edwards little Olive
Tablets at bedtime. 10c and Csc box.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-19

Championship class teams: Captain
Tucker w. Coughlin. w Smith, r. An
derson, o. Zelko, o. Zenitz, w. Teas, l..
Snyder, S. Stone, B. Katsif, NJ. Collins.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-19

Bellows to be worn ike shoes. pump
ing air as a user walks, operate q re
Gently issFented vacuum cleaner for
carpets and rugs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-19
WANTED


WANTED-Gir for general housework;
Apply 6S East street. m@-
wlNTED-A stenographer of experience.
Call at i. Nj. at Office Of Naval lnSu
tute, Naval Academy m2f
wANTED-Reliable man to farm about
one acre of land on shares. Apply 70
superintendent of Emergency Hospital;
-
WANTED-A young lady with some
knowledge Of book keeping. Apply Jones
* Franklin. zoo Main street. mo
w3NTED-Young lady clerk for confoe-
tionary store. Apply 81 Prince rGeoree
street. ma
WANTED Rooms, near Cumberland
Arms for June Week. Cumberland
Arms, 211 King George street. mo
aNTED-white nurse, references; apply
90 College avenue.
WANTED fashioned coral breastpin
Reply giving price, description and
where Il Inay be seen. No. i0l Capital
Office mo
WANTED reliable cook: references re-
quired Apply ca Shipwright street. Il
WANTED or Groom house by May LIST.
VIII lease; 29s Capital ONCE m2O
work: good pay apply in person
Myers. .5arage Ila CathearaI street . ~
FOR SALE
FOR SALOONS bedstead. spring and
hair mattress Royal Wigley, 23I Main
street mo
FOR SALE-Fresh cow with calf: single
rnd double set Of harness; > Daytop9
Apply s Jefferson street. mos
FOR sALE-one range cook stove ia good
condition; 100 Third ST., PASSPORT. m22
FOR SAIE-Girl's Grown bicycle: in
perfect condition. Apply II West street.
between l. ard l J.. NJ. mis-
FOR SALE-Chandler Touring Car in
good running condition; price fI2ot1
Capital Garage MO
FOR sALE-Two French poodle pups.
Can be seen at ~ Severn avenue, East
port Phone 7J6 II. m19
FOR sALE-J00 or more Everbearing
strawberry plants, Apply w. III. Field
meyer, Annapolis. mis-
FOR SALE--0ne walnut office desk price
$1,000. Julian Brewer & Son, > School
street. B20
FOR sALE-Cleveiand Tractor. in Al con
dluon. can ne seen d. appointment al
my farm: will withdraw offer after
March 20. 1920. Tel. 1873 F-12, or write
Waterbury. w. c. Rogers. MO
FOR SALE--SiXty -four lots. known rs the
Boucher property on Spa Greek. Thirty
two of these lots border on the water
the remainder are inland lots. Prices
range from $1O0 Ia $3.50. Plat ana par
ticulars at my office. Charles i. Lee
Real Estate. Insurance, Lee Building.
Telephone COS. mo
FOR sALE-Modern dwelling, with large
lot, No. 135 Conduit street. For price
and terms apply to Charles II. Lee, Tele
phone Co.'s d17-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-SmaI furnished apartment:
good locality. Address X. III. A., Capt.
tai Office. mo
FOR REST-Two bright front rooms.
furnished or HHfurnished. a Madison
street. mis-
----------------------.---
FOR RENT-Large second story front
room. Fireplace; suitable for gentle
man. near Academy. Phone J35-M. mo
------~----------------------
FOR SALE Or RENT
------------
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FOR SALE Or RENT

FOR SALE OR Desirable dwell
ing at 50 Market street: electric lights
and hot water heat adjacent water
front; apply PhianGer u. Briscoe, FL
deity Bldg, Baltimore. Phone 81. Paul
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CONFESSES THEFT;
SLIDER WILL BE
RETURNED HERE

Continued From Page One)
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LOST

L0ST-Peari necklace, from Chester ave.
pue 10 Main street reward ii returned
20 Capital Office. mis-
LOST-Fenale Collie dog. Liberal reward
ii returned To 21G West street. d2.,-u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-19

W .lNTED-e;iri for general houseworS;
Apply Sc East street. me-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-19
HONEY TO LOAN
FOUND

FoUND-On State House hin, Elk's pin;
owner may have same by identifying pan
and paving for this advertisement. APP
ply Edward Chambers. care T. Pietrah-
gelO - Maryland avenue. ~ ~
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
LOST AND FOUND, WANTED.
EOR SALE AND FOR RENT

All classified advertisements 81 q
words or ieEa. FIRST insertion. soc.
subsequent insertions, one cent
= word. Over * words two centa =
word nrst Insertion 3: .; :; 3:
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Small furnished apartment:
good locality. Address X. III. A., Capt
tai Office mo
FOR REST-rwo bright front rooms
furnished or uHfurnished. ~ Madison
street MFG
FOR RENT-Large second story front
room, fire place; suitable for gentle
man. near Academy. Phone J3J-M mo
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-03-19

Entered at Annapolis Postofiice "a
Second Class Matter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
chris, fur tar teuu,,,,

(chris,lan Endeayor Toplb March
~. By Cooper Doubleday
hrlit for our county anu nhnghi
elise win save.
Nnught else will answer the prob
lcms 70 grave.
The grccd aud The stiifc which
marches nbrcd
With social. Industrial aud moral
unrest.
Christ Tor our county. which moan
Christ for you.
10 practice ChriSis precopiH In
All that you do
Means love IN the heart for erch
fcllowman
And .nll selfish aims placed IN
der n han.
Christ for our country mcann WORK
~ b. done.
tory won
Victory over these problems 20
grave
And pnughi but m" love OF Christ
Jesus will save.
Naughi hut the lo,o ~ Ctrisi Jesus
will win
The batilm ~ Righteousness wax
ed against sin
And not ~ We prasiiee His teach
lngs In life
May We help stem the tide OF I'M
rest ana strife
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

keeping drnomlnatlonal Lines clear
cut. Although the slO0.O00, 900
will be- raised largely In the dcnomi-
nation. It will be- administered for
world needs
10000 churches 81 the Northern
BAPTIST Convention located In thirty
viz states and the District Of C0lum-
hia are enlisted In the New World
NoycEent In every one of these
churches on April %. the op'nng
day ol the clmpa'Ep VII. wilncaa O.
simultaneous rally Ia the support 0f
what baptist lenders have termed
Zone of the most unified advances
81 Christianity In history"
welfare work among American eli
lilcns and TIE foreign horn. he oN-
rnnsinn ~ missionary work IN Tor
cien fields. the continuance of active
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

In five year pledges, To finance a
world sweeplne program Of educa-
ton. evangelism aud general social
uplifi.
The various agencies ana boards
cf the denomination. including me
American Baptist Foreign Mission
society and the Women American
Foreign Mission Society. now m lios-
ton. are 10 h. housed In the new
quarters here. Temporary offices,
viii be- maintained during the cam
pairn NJ ,'an Frgncisro. Chicago ana
rosicn. from whieh the activities In
each territory will De dire led.
While closely coopsr.ting with tie
Iniorchurch World Movement IN
every way. Northern Bap,iNs 1rc
conducting their New Wcrld Move
mcnt ON I'm independent baalF. thus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
belle IIcnnr, society Enlcrlnlncd.

bclie iicnncit Soclriy Entertained.
The Belize Bennett Missionary so
c.eiy of tho Polk street Methodist
church. were entertained most de-
lightfmlly Wednesday afternoon NJ
tie home 81 AIRS. =. ~ Neal. 1900
pOlk street. The cO-horicsses uf TIC
orcasl1n being Meadamcs &. Doud.
u G. Maallnl q. Brown. II VIII
Hams. =. =. MrGonagil and H. T..
samson
The houre was beautifully dec
Grated In notied plnnis and flower.
while . profusion OF peach aud plum
blossoms added their dainliness and
elusive perfume to the scene Of ga,
cts A special program had been
anidngod for the occasion, ard WI
rendered ~ follows:
liano solo Mrs r. VI. Caldwell
Vocal solo Miss Lucy story. ac-
companicd 10y Mrs. J. W. Collins.
Violin solo Mrs Wimbcrly. ac.
,ompanied 10y Mrs. Walsh.
Vocal solO-Nss Deborah Pat,
lcrron. accompanied by Mrs. H. g,
Mariini
fOllOWin ing the program an art eX.
bibit was held. which was the source
~ much merIimont Delicious re-
ircshmcnir al lee cream ard cak'
were served 10 about forty guests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
Tabernacle Daptlsi Church

THDcfnafle Blltihi 'hulch
The following program viii b.
rendered nt the regular meeting %,
the Junior II. Y. y. 4. Of the Tabor
naclc Baptist church. sunday, March
rs.
subject. "Some Gallant Warriors.
l.cadcr--,Miss Fal C0ll..
Scripture.-Miss Slbyl Milford.
Prayer VI thanksgiving 10 God fof
the examples Of The lives OF Ills
faithful servants 80 Miss Mary Pol
lard.
First topic--l,Obcrt Duncan.
second topic Miss Milford Wal.
ford.
Third topic Miss Francis u, Il
Fourth topic Miss Lucreiin cur
tbs.
Fifth topic Miss Ruth Holman.
Sixth toplc---MIss Bonnie Hall.
Talk.
sword diill
Closing son No. ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
nY CORY MOORE.

Now York Fashion Authority
NEW YORK. Mar 20. 10 many
noglig'es and glitsori are in!bracii.
cable, and perishablo ihingl. TINT n
is q satisfaction Ia present ihis 0nr
from the screen play. "Somo People. q
u " uf-AWLat do ym, thiak' CT,
nadinC---lhc very sane suf ~ mate
"ldi that on grnndmo.u e., mi aoa'
graldmothcrs adorcd Tor their SUM
y ~ best iock Iht Itaahd.ne
t,Ie used VII Imported fri'. iapdt
and this particular piece has green
- : ~ slfi!N
The ncEllgcc Itself Il first. two
VIA .hi luH-ila of th' Na fal saved
~ half their length 10 form q back
then n lining Of green silk applied
and The whole hung kimonn.ig.hion
except that 'he ironis are hoistcd
bific and caught it the top 20 pro.
Nidr hiug ~ drapery Very rUfi
toned green ostrich feathers ar0Ua |
he neck ndd telling effect.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

cat the land.
Or. j. Y. AltchIson. director n the
General Board OF Promotion ~ tho
Northern baptist Convention. said IN
% summing up statement ut head
quarters. Baptist churches IL ths
north believe that Christianity II the
cnly possible solution for world un-
rot and have iOincd with other
Protestant bodies w an effort 10
spread the Kingdom OF God by mod.
crn methods ct work. coupled with
the good old-faahioncd requisites of
PRAYER und faith. The Intensive
good nf he humnn race for the reiI-
gi0n Of Jesus Christ has never been
more apparent thar nov. Ono fact
alone provca that. Where there u
rhrisiingty rolshe,Ism clnnoi sur
Viyc."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

cdueltl0nl aid 10 the negro race the
furiherencc Of Baptist Interests IA
South America, the nIOyifi0n Of an
adequate ppnsiOring fund cor min.
isiers and missionaries. icconstruc-
ton and rehabilitation work IT. war.
devastated lands. are among the con
crete aims approved hy The las
Northern Baptlal Convention and en-
dorfed as phases of a. Ecw World
Increment.
Throughout the entire world. from
Americas larrcH cities and Isolated
yNtl"mcnls, 10 the smallest town
nf the Orient. steady stream OF
baptist energy Dill pour forth 10 ap-
sic christianity more VIGOROUSLY 80
The nc'dr Of the World During the
crs ~ the denomination will be-
heard IN Baptist churches through
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
u. y. y. 4. Program.

For Sunday. March -, 1890.
President IN charge.
Song service.
Prayer.
business and reports
Bible readers luil--Misscs Gene.
We've Campbell.
Leader In charge.
Scripture lesson - Given by Ellen
Luliccllc Bruner.
Introduction by loader.
From the Standpoints ~ Amcrl-
cas- new position among the nations
of the earih-Carter Mathews.
From the standpoint of fields We
now occupy: China. Mrs Dave Brit
tain japan. Miss CorOla iladIlla.
Africa. Lilly Larsen.
Sr0nm the standpoint Of new
fields inviting us-l'rcdcric Ken
dali
Dismissal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
EpNoIlh INngue I,rngrnm

Subject Christian Craze IN So
c!al ccntau
Leader Thomas y stroud.
Son. service
Announcements.
Talks the lie of q true Chris
tiDn felt Ia social circles? Mrs. j.
l.. scott
Heading. Tho worlds Greatest
rnile"--llIss iva killough.
Vocal Sofr--.G. NJ. WaGlll.
Tllk--Cbrisiianiiy versus s cirly
D.. l.. II. pcnnnck
Tho subject this cy"sing T. one cf
Importance ard interest AMI Vo
would Ike t. H'e y gOedly attend.
anrc of the membership Of the chap
ter. Services begin promptly ~
G:lj IN the nnncs Of the p0lg
street Methodist church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
RELIGIOUS NEWS az
NATION WIDE INrii,iST

With nationn, htaduarters cHt,h-
lish'd IN the iIollind building IN
flfih Avenue and a0th street. New
York CITY. formerly the Holland
House. IN" New World Moyem M .
campaign &c qnicicn ana oyload
Christianity throughout The entire
world. VIII he launched by Noithpr
baptls;s OF America on ABril 80.
when the denomination opens 90
drive 10 ipisc iio0.0Oo.oC0
The drive will Clrsr on MAY md
IN the Intervening eight days Nodfn-
rrn Baptist hope 20 raise this sum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
E5Oc1eM7
special SefsvsS an Paif s,,n.la,
and During HOLY Weck.


Palm SUNDAY ana Holy week will
be observed with services Of undeusI
interest ana impressiyeness az ~.
Andrews Episcopal church. The
church ras been adorned with paln,s
and cYergroens and rlOwerin. ulnnia.
~ u o'clock this morning Ec,. T..
e. sehinpn' the rector. VIII picaca
90 chrlsi's Triumphant Entry. nni
tho offertory solo. "rhc Palms" will
be sung by Mrs. ]. Leslie Whllamg.
~ . o'clock IN the afternoon the
following intensely dcyoti, nal scr
vice viii be- rendered
OryHn prelude.
hymn 49, when | Survey The
WondrOus Gross"
Prayers.
Offcrtory.
cantata---"Tho crucifiNlon." s,al.
pcr.
Greed.
Bencdlctlcn.
Organ pOstludc.
Throughout the week there will
DO services NJ . y. m. with au AZ
dress upon The incident In Christ y
life OF that y. On Thursday Their
VIII be ~ administration NJ HOLY
communion u a. m. for these who
cannot receive at the night service.
when NJ 1889 D. ~. there will re tha
folcmncol cbration especially ccrl.
mernorniiye Of the institution Of The
Lords Supper This IL the only
time In the year when he Holy com-
muDlOn IN administered In the ever
ing except In case ~ sickness.
Following the cuStcm Of the past
years Good Friday will be- observed
with the threc.hOur service fr0h d!
noon until y. M. with meditation,
and addresses upon each Of tho
seven words Of Christ spoken from
the crosS. This service viii be- di-
vidcd into nine units Of 90 min
utes each. by which worshiprcrs my
enter or leave the church during The
intervals. remaining for as many
units ~ possible.
ON Easter eve. Saturday. there
VIII be the administration ~ ilol,
baptism at = y. ~.
Ray. u. e. seaman has extended
10 the community an invitation e.
share nll these services with his con-
Bregntion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
Girls t;mr t1nb IN Meet.

THE Glrl'e Glcc clr, viii hold
their regular weekly rchclrsnl
Tue Dlay cycninr NJ g o'clock In tho
studio rooms Of the Amarillo col.
.cgc of Music. & full Attendance Of
members " urged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
Mnninn Auxiliary a. Nlrcl.

The Woman's Auxiliary % the
Central Presbyterian church viii
hold u social meeting wedn, sda'
afternoon. March -, ~ ESQ o'clock
NJ the hone ~ Mrs. G.. r. Word,
lIia polk street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
,ouns w.s..s.'- Missionary sorit,'s
Mrrflnr Po.tpenen.

The Young womnn's Missionary
rocloiy Of the POLK street Meiho-
dist church will hold their regular
Iirrting Tuesday afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
,,..,...... ,,.u, ,bh ago

Mrs. e. ~. Ilubbeii and Miss Doro-
Inv uubbeiI have returned 10 AM
arlIio after q deilrhifui Yisii IN chi'
f1GO,
The New York herald., 1920-12-06
PHILIPPINE TRANSPORT
MAKES TRIAL TRIP
Apsrage Speed of the St.
Mihiel Is 1876 Knots.

MANILA. Nov. 1.-The new army
transport 81 Mihiei which is one OF
Twelve now building at Hog Island. near
philadelphia, for tho philippine run,
eiade an average speed of 1876 knots
an hour on a recent trial trip, according
TO information at the Headquarters OF
1hc Philippine Department here.
The transports will replace the Gov
ernment ships now operating between
the United States and Manila nnd the
first il expected to make her first voy-
age In the Pacific early next year.
The Dimensions of the new ships are
as follows:
Length between perpendlculars. 44s
feet; beam, 5S feet; draught when
loaded, 2S feet AZ inches They are
equipped with 5000 horse power marine
,seared turbines, furnished by the Cen
eral Electric Company Of Schenectady,
The New York herald., 1920-12-06

Of course there are many large
establishments in Japan which pro-
duce rich silken fabrics for the mar.
kets of the whole world, but every
farmers wife weaves remarkably ias
cloths whenever she finds an interval
from household or field duties.
The New York herald., 1920-12-06
CRIPPLED VETERANS
USE MOTORCYCLES
Australia Finds a Way to
Drive the Machines From
n Side Car.

iMELBoURNE, Nov. Ian Interesting
and successful experiment whereby mo-
torcycles are altered for the use OF badly
incapacitated veterans of the war has just
been completed. After the flow OF
dangerously wounded men back to
Australia had continued apace. and many
had convalesced the problem OF locomo-
ton for men. who had lots both legs or
an arm and;a leg became acute. II was
solved In the following manner
Trials were made with various de-
scriptions of self-propelling Invalid
chairs, but. at their best. these chairs
only enabled the men 10 propel them
selves around the hospitals. within per-
haps a radius OF a mile or two. Where
hills were encountered tho amount Of
exertion required to push the chairs was
too much FOR the sadly wrecked mon.
Small motors were attached to these
chairs In tho hope OF overcoming The
difficulty. but. although on Improvement,
il was found that this means of convey
ance was only suitable on the very best
OF roads,
The happy idea was then conceived
that a motorcycle sidecar might be
altered so that It could be driven from
the sidecar. This experiment worked
well. Many generous citizens inlmedi-
atelv donated motorcycles TO the various
hospitals. The Red Cross Society pur-
chased twenty-five machines and had
them specially altered to be driven from
the sidecar. with n self-startor electric
light and horn and with brakes specially
fitted so as to be easily controlled, a.
comfortable seat hus been fixed to tho
rear of the motorcycle 20 epablo a pas
scnger to accompany the soldier.
Men who have been confined to hos
pttaI for as long as four years are now
able to travos about at their own neel
will. In two cases ut leaa II has been
the means OF enabling the patients 70
visit their homes for the first time In
two years. and some OF tho men, more
especially the double amputatiOn cases,
are now able to accept positions IN the
business section OF tho city, to which
they can travel with ease.
The New York herald., 1920-12-06
coon pAcIxING ron INDIA.

With a view to throwing intelligent
and helpful light ON the question Of
correct packing for India, attention is
called by Vice Consul Thorling Of Ran
COON to n recent case which received
the special recofnmendatio ION of an Indiap
Importer. A consignment Of cotton
blankets was packed In large square
boxes with strong wooden frame. the
material OF the boxes being about ono
third or one-quarter OF m inch thick
ana laid In transverse ioyers. each one
solid surface. whereby was made Inn
possible to open pla he side and
remove part or the cor. cents.
The New York herald., 1920-12-06
.lsINcLAss EmAnKEr pu11.

. Consumers are not active in either
the domestic or foreign market for ISM
glass, repoyts the Japan Advertiser.
Buyers at present are operating only for
China anu British India. In view of the
dulness Of the export trade and the ac-
cumulation OF heavy cargo on hand.
which will soon be enlarged by the ar
rival Of new gootis. further decline in
psices IS anticipated