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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

For Sale-Furniture
FOR SALE-Oue plsce oak bedroom set.
mattress and sp-ings. Pm 1851.
FOR sALE-FurHiturs o. 9 room bunga-
low Phi 6fL
FOR sALE-ssven piece oak dining room
suit IN. 600
WANTED-To trade. VlCtrola for piano.
90, care Herald.
FOX sALE-Bezutifui s piece mahoEany
bedroom suit or VIII trade FOR car. s17
Myrtlc. Apt 2
WE Buy ana sen an kinds furniture and
tools. RALPH Y. DAVIS, sos n. stanton
St Phone 5s2.
WANTED = Second hand furniture. any
amount and quality we pay cash. phone
Us BERRAHILL FURNITURE CO., coo
Z, san Antonio. Phi. 25Es.
We STILL HAVE BARGAINS in storage
and commission furniture. fresh lots n
weekly. G. D. Eouser. UpholaterinE Co.
200 Texas. Pm $40
FURNITURE q room bunEaiow with
sleeping porch. IN zine condition fno
junk also rabbits and autches. Rocky
Point Rabbitry. Pledras and Savannah.
Take Highland Park car
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches, few
elry. automobiles and OIL stocks at the
lowest rate Of interest; business strictly
confidential
SECURITY LOAN CO.
los S. Fl Paso. Phone 275A
FOR sALE-HiEh Eradr. quartered oak.
dining room set. consisting OF extension
table. buffet and leather bottom chairs.
must be sold BY Monday. 2S0s Memphis.
THE WESTERNS FURNITURE co. viii
pay cash for your furniture or We will
exchange T. for new. Come TO the store
that saves you money. Phi 1851 Cor
ner Stanton and Overland
FOR SALE portable BASKET Fraie. a
NEW FURNITURE EXCHANGED
for old; viii buy second hand goods. your
credit IS good Pm. 1888 and save money
BONE FURNITURE CO. 3l5 TEAS
We BUY, SELL And EXCHANGE
All kinds OF furniture: come and see rs:
don't sell your furniture before you ret
orr pf.cea.
THE PAIR DEAL FURNITURE co.
si9 s. Stanton. Phone 1861
WILL PAY highest cash price for second
hand furniture or viii exchange new for
RIO GRASDE FURNITURE co.
Phone 2fo2. 1oe-11 81 Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
For SaIe Or FEehange-Real Estale

For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate
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FOR SALE OR TRaDE-112 acres coed
farm land, 50 acres in good Alfalfa resi-
good cotton land: ] years crop viii near
y pay for it. see }. b. BISkLEhs zo2 n
Stanton.
FOR EXCHA.GE.
% acres. near san Elizzrio. Tex, about IS
acres in alfalfa Three room adobe house.
land fenced. OF good road. for cottage or
lots: $50 acres On Clint road. IS miles
from FL Paso. most all has been IN cult
vatioa. draining ditch runs through prop
erty. for city property; equity IN nice
bungalow for lots or oil stock acres
near Tsleta On north loop road. for closed
car and VIII pay cash difference; business
property on s. Stanton St. also BRICK
tenement. ? blocks from Paso del Norte
Hctsl. FOR royalty IN Eastand. Ranger or
Louisiana field equity IN bungalow for
tuto OF lots: nice story residence Or
Dwyer Ave. san Antonio. Tex. for II
paso cottages: 90 acres near Clint. about
IS acres In pear. FOR tenements.s bargain
On business properly on Myrtle Ave. close
IN ". y. CARL
Phone fs 500 Caples HldE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
SOME GOOD BUYS

SOME GOOD BUYS
lots on Bliss St. paving
paid. west Of Five Points
S1051-
. south front lots On Clifton
St First payment OF paw
ing paid. 4 bargain at $500.
0. 3. HOOKER
BROADDUs & LEBANON
~ Texas ST. Telephone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Snecial Notices

SEWING machines bought sold. rented
and repaired Call for Peters. sos Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Chimney Sweep

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SIMON VIEsC As-Chimney sweep. furnace
cleaned. stoves repaired and set Up Pm
$500 a14 s. Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Personals


sum awful lonesome. please wriie,
everything VIII y forglvel- stanley.
WANTED-To adopt girl baby from is
months 10 2 years o. ages good home and
education Address vs.. rs. care Herald-
WANTED-Composera o. verse " music
to write me at once. brilliant opportunity
for good talent address 8urrel van
Bureau. B g. Grand Opera Houss. chicaso-
YOUNG MN iooI-irE fof employment VIII
find bigger and better positions waiting
them II they are qualified through rlsh-
bushes training 20 1lll them 1ru1itious
young men can prepare for these posi-
tons ll me y ~ q a NLEht school.
Business Chances
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WASTED-To buy. small laundry or sec
ond hand laundry l-iachinery- Ad4re=s
FOR sALE-Go0d as new. Bultsrkist pop
corn and peanut rdasrcr. $3.50 cash cali
1924 Wright Ave.
HOUSE AND sign PAINTING, JiHting.
paper hanging and decorating best work.
lowest prices Joe Fuentes. Phi SECS
FOK SALE-smau cash grocery and no.
tons for sale cheapf this IS an encep-
rioual value cheap rent. On car line, must
sell this weel- "a -39s.
PARTNER wanted 20 take half interest
o. new gasoline filing station and garage,
Zine location. good lease Pm 1883, a.
N 70 8. p m
ADVERTISING asencles. bIg bushes
firms are constantly looking for properly
trained advertising men; class now being
formed a. y 81 C. A. night school. small
tuition. ask chour e.
PARrNER WANTED-Am seeking a re-
liable man with $500 10 join me in work
ing my proven placer gold claims In Ari-
IONA. Paul Leunand. Carlyle Hotel, Fl
BARGAIN, CLOSE N.
Six room cottage. 900 block on
" Stanton St. $1,000. terms
LEE NEWMAN.
Tenement Specialist
900 s. 81 Paso 81 Pnoue f6o4-
FOR SALE - Moving picture machine.
Model Victor. combined with stereoD-i-
con, tripod and see watt globe. approved
hy underwriters. perfecr condition. used G
times. has extra focus lens for street
work. cost g225. VIII sacrifice for S1lo-
l. B. Edison. 29s Alamo Plaza. san An
tonio. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

good condition price IS. ~ W. over
lana.
For Observation-Disclosures
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FOR sALE-One Ford roadster. Ph. az.
WANTED-Two front lenders. 1915 Dodge
Phone Hughes. ~.
I'VE passenFer Buick. Good leather
cushions and tires. engine IN perfect con-
citiou. $3.50. 1lQ5 Arlzona-
AL KINDS OF ATE model carr wanted BY
WALTERS a DURHAM,
go 81 san Antonio. Phone t0s9-
FOR sALE-Fivs passenEer Maxwell. good
mechanical condition and good rubber
r Parsons, Slos Grand
ILaVE your autos repaired at your home
or nine, expert mechanic soc per hour
Phi 6224-
FORD roadster. with Bosch magnetic and
n good condition Alta Vista Garage, Phi
AUTO LAUNDRY = Have your cars
washed while you wait Cash PAID for
Old Ford 200 y kansas. u. 81.
PAKMELEE- oEneto and starter rep1ir-
Ing We sLecialize IN arrature reTindinE
ia " san ATtanio ST
FOR sALE-Ford truck. closed panel body.
good tires. mechanically Al bargain FOR
quick sale Toltelk Garage. 49, n. Flor
once. Ph al.
AUTOMOBILE wanted. will trade good oil
stock for secondhand car in good coudi-
ton Dodge or Buick preferred. state make
and year. Address r IS care Herald.
Fl Faso, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
For Ssle-Pianos

For Ssie-Pianos
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FISHER piano Tor sale. n good coudi-
ton Pm es1eJ-
WANTED purchase FOR spot cash. used
pianos or player pianos. suitable FOR rental
purpose AddresE Il Paso Piano Co. 1l5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Cleaning and Pressing

TFXAs CLEANING q DYE WORKS.
Cleaning dyeirT alteration dyelng army
overcoats our specially. so Tex. -, -l.s-
CITY DYE WORKs-Plrfsct dry. steam.
cleaning. tailoring and alterae.ansi MIL
tary work cur specially. Pa Is99.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

WHISTLER SCHOOL o. Shorthand and
typeWritins. students placed 10 good DO
sitious-- SIC Mesa. Pm. 19s5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Contractors

WOODWARD a CREECH. general con
tractors o. carpenter work stove. 1rles-
nl.s-arlnE anl 1919. El- -. q .--.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

Sell-LiVe Stoek-Buy
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WANTED-50o Mexican goats. give par
ticuiars. Address Box Ie1, Mesa. Ariz.
JERSEY milk COW. 8 years old Au0iV
Brady. GEO r san Antonio or r ~.
Downes. Anthony. y. 81
FOR sALE-Toung thorouEhbred Duroc
Jersey sows and pigs. Ph- 17Q1JI, BOX
s51s County Road.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

WILL SACRIFICE
GOOD PAYING kEsTAURANr.
Restaurant doing G. nice business.
cheap rent and Al location. 70 be
sold az once. small cash payment
down. Ealauce monthly.
ETIE REALTY co.
Phone 1850. 2o2 y. Stanton-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
For SaI-Farms Ia Ranehes

For Sals-Farms and Ranches
IMPROVED cotton farm q 20 acres for
sale At c sacrifice. I = miles from Clint
or rood road- address BOX III. Chat
VALLEY RANCH FOR RENT.
10 acres. all been IN cultivation. win
two room house. viii rent for cash o.
shares firstciass land for cotton. Inquire
Osaple ciEar store.
RENT FREE
For years. about 5 acres OF coed. IN
in exchange FOR the expense Of putting =
in cultivation, about II miles down valley
On sooorro road p; 1850 or write T.
o. Drawer 1fl1, ~ Paso.
FOB SaIE-Best barrain IN upper val
ley. b. owner; $50 acres, 15Q acres In cul-
tiVariun 5 acres IN assorted friit trees.
all beerine- acres = white grapes, one
10 room house. alfolla snecs, an neces-
sary farming implements. horses
COW. this land Is free from aizal. located
on main read and ditch nile south q
cash. balance On good terms Apply %
s. Lassich, 3025 Frutas 81.
NV WFNTCO CATTLE RANCH.
For Sale-Lease on 1900 acres OF graz-
ine land about IS miles from Albuquerque
and only miles from railroad Shipping
point; also es5 head OF high grade cattle
on premises this acreage IS all fenced IN
one body and has plenty OF water, grass.
brush. shelter, etc: lease 10 run for Z
years. For particulars write or wire City
Realty CO. Albnquerque. y 81
VALLEY RANCHES
101 acres near la Mesa. about half n
alfalfa rest IN good condition
100 acres Il miles up the valley, all n
cultivation.
60 acres g miles west OF Anthony, all q
Alfalfa good room house-
IS acres near Tsleta-
IS acres near FahenE
IS acres near san Ellzario. adobe house.
most 20 acres IN alfalfa
Gail Boutwell, for prices.
JAMES /. MARI & COMPANY
Phone 1850. 30s san Antonio s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Furniture Packing
Garages

s----77l----7777-77l77-77177
GARAGES designed ard built e hrlcse
concrete. stucco. frlms and adobe En-
1e45. evenings a4a--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Carpenter

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PHONE 5556 FOR carpenters 20 do repair
ing. reu1dellrs nd neF WORK, also pEll--
and cement work
CaRPENTER work. an kinds. door. win
dow roof porch and garage repaiElle
LUNSDEIL 3 TOMLINsON. PHONE easa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

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FOR meats. groceries feed a1d Grain
cau Ph- 1esa EAST FL PASO MEkCAS-
TIE CO. .ll- A-an-sla.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

wo,ss. seas. facial blemishes removed
sarrfnF cheefs. mouth % rose lines con-
rectsd- MRS GRACE A. BENSON p
r.-c---.- BIZ p "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR TRADE-x-ray incubator.
good condition. price IS. "a ". Over
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

WASTED~Pupls in sssHosraphy by pr
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Ready Reference Business Directory
BicYeles

HEX CYCLE co.
SUCCESSORS TO WE-cAN-FIN-Ir-s EioP.
Bicycles. dolls. guns. keys. repaired and
sold 5fI Myrtle. Ea9na ~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

n PSSO TF11lSS; Co-F1rSPsTF4CK
auto frames and machine parts welded
work Guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

NE Buy. sell rent rfpair rebuilt ty1s-
Agts. Corona. Regal TTuerrits' a offc1
s-l--- O q. I'm. s. p So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

DTeSsmaking
HEMsrlTCHISG on an materials. mems
shlrt making a specially work called fer
ana delivered. 1121 Masotfln. Pm sos.
EADAME GRAND PiERRE Designer
and dressmaker. Fisk's. Apt 16 Made 20
measure garments Tor out Of Town custom
e-s and shaping service, prices very re1-
rn~nn1n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

FOR RENT.
A desirable store room, e0x110
feet, with basement. viii b va
cant FEB 1st. rent s125 per month.
viii lease
JAS. j. WITS.
Phi 454- a0I-s City Nat Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Furniture ReDairin,

FURNITURE REPAIRED. reG1ished b
upholstered r. L DANIEL F. 4 u
FCTRN. Pm 1e25-1ll1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

For Rent Stores and Offices
FOR RENT large and a small office
IN the Herald building. Heat. Light and
5anitor service furnished. Reasonable
rates. Apply 10 the Auditor Of The Herald.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-15

do it with all thy might" is the di.
vine command to all. Gods call t.
all men is to work. The slothful man
can find no word of commentator OF
even Of palliation of his sin Of idle
ness in all Gods Book and in all His
teachings to mankind.
Work out your salvation is an adj
ninition as applicable in individual
life and in material things as in
spiritual.
1t fits a nations case as fully as
it does an individuals. The diligent
man shall stand erect in body and in
soul before kings and the great ones
0. earth, while the slothful man, the
Stacker and the shirker of work shall
he poor, and deservedly so.
God nexer hlesses the idleness o.
the idler It would be contrary to His
nature to do SO.
The man who does not work whole
heartedly, who does not work from a
sense of duty to the world as well as
to his individual family, is making OF
himself drudge. He cannot know the
joy of living until he throws his very
life into his work. An old sawmaker
in telling with great Joy of prize
winning saw which he had made, de-
seribed the method of pressing his
body against the material that made
possible the fashioning of the saw,
and said II pressed against It until
could feel my very life going into
IT, hat is the spirit With which ev-
cry man, rich or poor, must work
md without that spirit no man can
10 his best and stand approved of his |
,wn conscience, of his fellow-man |
md Of the Great Judge before whom |
We shall all eventually sNnd and be |
Judged every man according to his
works."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-15
OGDEN ESTATE SOLD TO
INDIANAPOLIS MEN FOR $500 600

Miami, July 15.-The sale Of the
Deautiful W. B. Ogden estate on the
Jay shore at Lemon City, a short dis.
lance outside the Miami city limits
70 northern people was consumated
Saturday, according to a statement
made this morning BY Locke T. High
leyman, president Of the Fidelity Bank
q trust Co., who assisted in closing
the deal. Mr.. Highleyman said that
only small payment was made by
the purchasers, who will decide later
wnetner they will go through with
me zeal, to initial payment to oper-
ate as an option.
Although Mr.. Highleyman refused
70 disclose the name of the purchas.
ers they are understood to be Indi-
anapoiis people. he consideration
named in the transaction is about
S'Vo'ooo, Mr.. Highleyman said.
Tnere are about "a acres in the
ogden estate. The grounds around
the residence are beautifully arked
ana re shore IS lined with cocoanut
PAINS. There is also small grove Of
tropical fruit trees in the estate, The
residence is a large and costly one
quit OF native rock, and beautifully
decorated on the interior. The pur.
pose to which the place is to be mt
was rot indicated by Mr.. Highley-
man.
me estate has been owned for
many years by W. B. Ogden, a scion
o. the Wel!-known Chicago family Of
mat name connected with the meat
packing industry, and a relative O,
1ne Armours. He has spent much
money in developing it.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-15

Thomas Hardy, the eminent Eng
fish novelist, has a habit Of invari-
1bly wearing two waistcoats. Indeed,
in a severe winter, he has been
known to don as many as four, but
even on the hottest summer day he
sticks to his two, the outside one be-
ing generally of the old.fashioned
knitted sort.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-15

6S6 has proven it will cure Malaria,
Chills and Fever. Bilious Fever.
colds and LaGrippe. It kills the
germs that cause the fever. Fine
Tonic. ,s,s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-15
WORK

lFrom the Manufacturers Record
Whatsoever thy hands find to do
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
BIG LOANS TO EUROPE
OPPOSED BY HOOVER
Bids People Help Themselves;
Food for Starving Cities and
Credits Our Share.

New York, Jan. 7.-Herbert Hoover,
on his way East in connection with relief
work in Europe, yesterday telegraphed
to his headquarters in this city state
ment in which he took emphatic exception
to opinions of European propagandists," :"
both concerning the volume of Europe s
fnancial needs from the United States
and the contention that the great bulk
of these needs cannot be met by ordinary
commercial credits This statement said:
81 disagree emphatically with the
statement being circulated by European
propagandists both as to the volume of
European financial needs from the United
States and as to their suggestions that the
great bulk of these needs cannot be met
by ordinary commercial credits, and that
therefore our treasury needs 10 he further
drawn upon for new loans.
aside from some secondary measures
by our Government, the problem IS one of
ratification of peace and ordinary business
processes, and not one OF increasing our
burden of taxation Our taxes are now 800
per cent over pre-war rates. We SIMPLY
cannot increase this burden. Rather
the problem il one OF early reduction
'tBv secondary measures mean that
some dozen cyies in Central and Southern
Europe need breadStuffs on credit from
the Grain Corporation 10 prevent actual
starvation and that the Allies are asking
for temporary delay in paying interest on
our Government loans 10 them. The Allies
cannot paw this year. IN any event. The
actual situation varies with every coun-
trv in Europe. and generalities arc not
worth print paper The European neutral
have made money from the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
RAILROADS TO HOLD
BEST IDEAS Of THE US.
Will Continue Many of the Prac-
tices Used by Govern
ment.

Washington. n c., Jan. Changes
in r:silroad operation adopted during the
period OF govern ment control will he
continued after the roads arc returned
to private oreratlOn on March |. he
Association Of Railway Executives at
meetings now being held in Washington
is carefully considering the changes and
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler, its chairman,
announced yesterday that the following
already had been agreed upon:
Adoption OF rule for the distribution
and interchange of freight cars.
Continuation OF the system of operating
statistics established by Che railroad
administration.
Continuation Of the present method Of
collecting transportation charges.
The various companies, Mr. Cuyler
said. "are engaged III arranging 10 re-
establish agencies for the information
and assistance Of shippers IN routing and
tracing shIpn cts.
MIR Cuylcr discussed means which the
railroad executives feel arc required ~
enable the companies 10 give the best
possible service. These essentials were
enumerated as follows
Creation Of government body
charged with the prImary duty of study
IDB me tftA!3SFFft Gft41'st i'ttoN ~ 'h'
country and al advising Congress and
the Interstate Commcroc Commission rs
- these requirements
Sufficient national control over rates
to Prevent discrimination and unfapr
competition between tho rates charged
ii ono state a> against the rates charged
IN another State or FOR interstate traffic
Liberty to simplify md stabilize
railroad transportation hy permitting
proper consolidation.
Guarantee Of the present rentals paid
BY Tho government fnr q reasonable
period.
Creation for usc during the present
wear 81 4 substantial lnaning fund which
y enable the companies % complet" nd
ittonf and be;;ermeatS alrAady started
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
SAYS SHE'S NOT MARRIED.
WomaH SAYS There Was no Ceremony
During Eikton Visit.

Lancaster, Pa., Jan. 7.-Myrtle +.
CRUDE, the Oxford girl who las' weeE
oueried the officials az Elkton, Md, re-
garding Al alleged marriage license
which Isaac Charles irwin. 0f v est
Chester, claims vas issued 70 them on
NAV %, 1917, gaid Monday that irwin
framed up bogus wedding without her
tnowieciee Miss CRUDE Is living ID Lam
easter and intends 70 marry u the spring
end IL was 70 find out whether she Was
free 70 do 80 that shp questioned the Mary
land officials after irwin had pestered
her many times and had shown her the
alleged license and claimed tfat she was
married 90 him.
Il never signed any papers Or went
through any ceremony and never lived
with Ike as . wife said Miss Grube
lie asked me many times 70 marry
him He never was 6 soldier He was
turned down u the draft because ne
as under weight and because his heart
= - bad
Mis-. rube aid that il 1917 she was
Aeeping house .or IRWIN father IN Chs.dd 4
Ford, Chester county. On Nav 20 they
took I trip 70 Ilkton 10 TIait some Of
IRWIN relatives, and IRWIN lei her al the
EIktnn RAJ lroaG sraflof ro gcT an auto
nobile He vas gone hall cf hour and
hen he returned there Wa- mar with
nm whom hc introduced il His uncle and
4 clergyman They visited his house and
stayed for dinner and then returned to
Chadds ORD hut thcr. vas nothing that
could bt considered wedding ceremony,
said Aiiss CRUDE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
ar and have asked no favors and given

war ana nave ASxGU no tavofs ana gwen
none.
"Outside Of interest TO the Allies, Great
Britain states that they want nothing but
commercial CREDITS. These she can always
obtain il she puts up her ample collateral
assets in South America, China, de
France aIso has unpiedEed foreign assets
that would cover most Of her important
needs.
at would also appear that the 10000
600 people OF prosperous nations who have
moi suffered in the war should also aid in
European relief. The American people
arc now finding $1,000, 900 month in
charity for feeding three millions Of
children and fighting disease. II VIC con-
tribute bread supply on Government
credit to these starving cities, Plus business
credits, we will he doing our share OF
world responsibility.
If we do under take tbe Hohltion Of
the bread question: by our Government,
our action will benefit and protect the
other nations of Europe from infection Of
anarchy and chaos. Poland IN the sole
shield of Europe from Bcehevik invasion.
If we extend this help, IL should le upon
consideration that the stronger nations
in Europe will do their full part in many
directions.
MANY people Of Europe are not at
work For instslnce, their coal production
is less than 20 per cent, and their economic
decentralization is in a great degree due 10
this alone. Only they can remedy 1t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-07
PEACHES COMING BACK.
Eastern Shore Starting tc Raise
Them Again, Peninsula Horti-
culturists Are Told.

Chestertown, Md, Jan. THE East
crn Shore in getting back TO raising peach
es, ieclnr Vi speakers Of the Peninsula
Horticu. tu al society, which met yester
day in tn, auditorium of Washington
College here.
In the dfsoussion which followed the
address of G. Gale Harrison, OF Berlin,
on peaches. il vas said that there vas
not |, single case Of yellows In Worcester
county, and that si Oc0 had been offered
to any person reporting case IN the
county. Speakers saw in this a sign that
the disease which forced growers on
the Shore 10 abandon peaches soue years
ago was in fair way to being stamped
out.
The following FIVE varieties. it war
said, arc beet sellers: Certen, Hyle, Ray,
Belle of Georgia and flmerta.