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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished b,
q, w Kirby, manager Simons, paY
4 Co. Room 3l2 MOloney Building
Phone g5.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
LEXINGTON AWARDED
LONG RACING SEASON

Cincinnati, ONO, Jolly 3.--Forty.six
days Of fall racing were allotted by
the Kentucky Racing association at d |
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
Probate Court

Final Settlement-Es Settled Est
Lorenzo Hogaboom II GOcha
nour- Barbara A stevens.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
Money.
Produce.
Potatoes.

Chicago, July Potatoes steady
receipts, IL cars, eastern stock, $lo.5r
ll1' brl; southern TrIumphs S6.h ..
CWt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03
EN HOW THEY|
Am ERICAN l. LEAGUE.
estcrdays Resuits.

st. Louis. Z, Chicago, ;,
Cleveland. II; Detroit. ,.
Boston. 70; Washington. ..
New York, Z, Philadelphia, 1.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-03

~ TUti
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
NO APOLOGIES FOR BIC
WAR EXPENDITURES
Roosevelt Says Program Was Ap-
proved by People and Was
Necessary.

Ossinipg, N. Y, Oct. 30 Replying To
Republican rharYs Of government waste
and ircfIiciency during tho war, Franklin
ID. Roosevelt, Democratic Vice-Preaiden-
tial norninee, declared IN series Of speech
es through Westchester county yesterday
the Democratic party had no apologies
10 offer for heavy wnr expenditures.
Everybody CORRECTED with tho running
of the war, Republicans and Democrats
alike" he said, know that we bad out
lined program big enough TO maintain an
army of 10000 men for an Indefinite
period Of time. In order 10 do that we had
10 create new plants for shells, powder,
nitrate and all the rest.
mo one in 1917 or even in the first
half Of 1913 not even Marshal FOch
could foresoe that Germany would quit
that year. When | talked 20 Marshal
Foch in August, 1918, he particularly asked
the scope Of American plans for munitions
and impressed on mo that the allies reed
cd plenty Of resorva supplies in order TO
carry on successful offensive against the
Germans.
"Our program received the full appTo-
baton Of the American people and it waR
honestly carried out. Not one sir gle
scandal has developed although col gfess
has started 81 separate Investigations
and has apont four million dollars in its
hopeless quest.
ut is true that we had hundreds of
thousands of pairs Of shoes on hand when
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
DEATHS

GRIFFIN In this city. on October %. 1920,
sarah x wife " James NJ Grif1u, aged
"a years
the funeral services at her late residence.
1gS y Broome street. on Tuesday after
noon. November at $50 CLOCK Inter
ruent a. SilVerhrook Cemetery.
HUMPHREY on oct ober 20. 1920. Eliza
beth JAnvier. wife OF Warden X. Hum
Relatives and friend. are invited TO attend
Manor avenue Ciaymont. on Monday
morning November L. at 1890 o'clock
Further services and iuterment at Old
Drawers. Odessa. Del, at O'Clock. with
out further notice.
ny RoNs-In PhiladelphiA. Pa. on october
- 1920. William /. Hyrons. AGED % years.
Due notice Of funeral viii be given
MuRPHEY-in this city. on October rs.
1890 Ann Jane, widow OF samuel Muir
phey % her 92d year.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
solI Rsyard avenue. on Monday afternoon.
Novtmher T. 1920 81 o clock
MCPHERSON In this city. on October 20.
fp2O John - McPherson. aged 40 years.
Relatives friends, Corinthian Lodge No.
20 A + \ A. NJ Washington and Lafayette
Chapter No !. X. a. " Cumming Bedford
N Council No ! X :. NJ. NJ Delaware
iuandery No J. X r Lu Lu Temple o
u y are invited n attend the funeral ser
vices - his late residence. l4O3 Rivcrview
aNenue on Tuesday afternoon. November
al 5 Clock lnterment st Green Hin
o. amptery services II charge OF -. John :
CrmmAndery. h. T.
TANLoR-In Hockessin. Del. on October
Taylor in her 59th year.
Relatives and friends of family are invited
q, attend the funeral services 81 Der late
= clock lnterment al Red Clay Greek cerne-
terry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
HATRED OF WILSON
KEYNOTE Of SPEAKER
Gave So Much Time to Abusing
President He Scarcely Men
toned Harding.
5 pocinl Corresnondence Of Every EvenIng

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, Oct 30 DR. Robert NJ. A1o-
Elroy of Princeton University addressed
n Republican meeting in the Opera House,
last night. John X. Johnston introduced
the speaker and music was furnished by
the Continental Band.
DR.. McElroy attacked the Democratic
administration for alleged extravagance
and waste during the war, which WAS won.
lie accused Governor Cox of suTenderirg
TO President Wilson when tho Democratic
nominee visited the President at the
White House shortly after he was nom
mated. In this correction, he said. Adj
miral Grayson wns present when Governor
Cox made his surrender, and that he was
tho 'only man in the history of the world
who had won the stars Of al admiral by
massaging the swollen head of chiei
executive
The speaker was especially bitter in his
attacks on President Wilson. and the fact
that Governor Cox II friendly with the
President apparently worried him con-
sidernblv Al one time in his speech, after
referring 10 a once popular expression Of
Wilson. that's all he snid after the
election IL would bo that's all Of Wilson,
thank God" In referring 10 the League OF
in the form Of Cox" desired us TO 60 into.
DR.. MoElroy seemed so peeved and
upset, for some reason, at Mr.. Wilson,
and was 80 busy attacking him, that only
twice during the entire speech Of more
than m hour did he refer to Senator
Harding, the candidate of the party he
represents, by name, and this fact was
commented on by some who heard him.
Professor McElroy was at Princeton
whsn President Wilson WAS president Of
that Institution.
Professor McElroy predicted dire re-
suits should we go into the present League
Of NatioIs, such as lorirg control Of the
Monroe Doctrine, draggirg the country
into foreign wars. otc Although Senator
Harding is on record for 'scrapping the
League. the speaker promised a league
that would he satisfactory 10 the country
should Harding be elected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
JUDGE GRAY HEADS
DELAWARE CHAPTER
OF THE RED CROSS
Caring for War Orphans is I'm
portant Part of Future
Activities.
WORK OF ORGANIZATION
is BROADENING OUT

Judge George Gray was yesterday select
ell 90 head the Delaware Chapter OF the
American Red Cross. His election came
M the business section of the annual meet
ing of the chapter. Judge Gray, who has
always manifested the greatest interest
n Rod Cross work and has always help
ed the great charitable organization IN
every way possible. Other officers select
ell were vice presidents, Pierre ;. du
Pont. Henry NJ Ridgely. Dover; DIR. ).
Iavton Grirr, Milford; secTctafy, Miss
Emily +. Blssell; treasurer, Henry NJ.
Candy, executive committee, Henry +.
scott. Mrs Joseph Bancroft. Miss Made
line NJ Draper. Pierre ) du Pont, Mrs.
George " Marshall, Mrs. Lewis Mustard,
Mrs Willard III. Porter, Mrs. Henry B.
Thompson, Mrs Pierre ;. du Pont, ,. ID.
Townsend. Mrs Henderson Wen and
Mrs Thomas W. Wilson.
- the close of the speaking which fol-
lowed tho business meeting Henry 4.
Scott. chairman Of the Executive Com
mlttcc. announced plans for the holding
~ the annual roll call.
MIR ; ott who VIII direct the roll call
said that he would depend largely upon
the women % Delaware in the campaign.
Books containing ten membership blanks,
which will he gwen 20 workers, VIII be
utilized. So that each person who re-en-
rolls in the Red Cross on payment of one
dollar. may have a receipt TO show pay
ment
Various unit. oi women workers will be
organized throughout the State and the
roil oall pushed as expeditiotIsly as pos
.ible The effort will run from November
N 60 25. Last year there were about rs
OOO men and women who enrolled and an
eHort will be made next month 10 increase
that number.
What the Delaware Red Cross workers
have done in the past wear WAS the sub
ct ~ favorable comment and praise
ironr pr Livingston Farrand, chairman
II the Amer an Red Cruss. who attended
tic business meeting Yesterday and spoke
on the future Of the organization. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
HONOR FOR CAPT. CRAWFORD.
Wins Distinction In Polish Army for His
Work MS Aviator.

Captain George NJ Crawford, non Of
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Crawford, 172O
Washir gton street, has won distinction
in tho Polish army and the Devils Of tho
Air" is tho title accorded his squadron by
tho Bolshoviki. Catain Crawford $ squad
ron is reported 10 have inspired such terror
In tho Bolshoviki that they are generally
known and feared. They are regarded as
almost invincible by tho superstitious
soldiers.
Captain Crawford was recently pro-
NOTED from lieutenant for his exploits
He is in command Of tho Koscinszko
squadron, the most famous Of the four
flying organizations Of the Sixth Polish
Army, under command Of MajorP i. Cedric
Fauntleroy, of Chicago and McGehee,
Ark, MS hisf Of aviation The Whining
ton boy is also credited with sinking,
single handed, Bolshovik troop ship in
the Dnoiper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
CONSIDER LOAN TO HAITI.
State Department Looking Into tppflsha
lion Tor sIs ,D1G 900.

Washington. Oct Ts.--fonsdsratifH n
the details n lnAn - be asksd ~ tl
Haitisn government t,eyan yesiefdsy III
John A Mcllhenney, the Aneueah
financial adviser IN Halt. snd ihs -iaie
Department.
Mr ncflhenny rscrfnrnenGsd y Inflr
Secretary Dave who feyTcss gtss1 tts ~
psrtmsnt the enriy fOtafiOn ~ q Loan - 81
least sl6,p0OOJ ia order that ihr
Haitien, might obtain the ady,niaRs f
the low rate ~ foreign erchangs bfntua
a great part ~ The Haitien debt Ess e
traosed Ia Europe, principally n Frauf
where the franc nov . piOfed a. apffuF
msuly one third n "a normal ysl'lr
prompt psymen, you'd ,aye ~ ii,.f
Republic many million a dollars Ifr
arnDint ovsd ~ France wns stated - II
about 1000. Of0 francs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
FINDS DRIFT TOWARD cox.
Professor Fisher Summarizes Results
of pro-Tenaue Tour.

New York, Oct. 30.--Tbe Democratic
National Committee yesterday receivsd
a telegram from Gan Franci 500 from Pro-
fessor Irving Fisher, who headed tbs''Pro-
League Special in its oroes-cou ntry
toar. Professor Fisher yummarized tho
trip and said he was Impressed by these
facts
"A strong drift 70 Governor Cox, evi-
dent in each State traversed by tho party
from New York 10 the Western Coast.
"An evident desire on the part of the
people to have the League explained
fairly and without party passion.
THAT meetings everywhere we're at
tended largely by Republicans who signl
fed their intention 10 vote for Governor
Cox"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Y. w. c. A. LECTURES.

A series Of helpful talks to girls win be
given under the auspices of the Y. W. {.
A. by Miss Katherine Gerwick, during
the week of November 7.
Miss Gerwck is secretary for Mission
airy Education of the National Board OF
the Y. W. c. A. The list of her OPP
pointments will be announced later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
ACCUSED OF ROBBERY
THE HARLAN SHIPYARD

Konstanty olcnick, charged with the
larceny OF an electric motor and tools
frnm the Harlan shipyards. was arrai gned
before Judge Finger in Municipal Court
today and waived hearing, Bail was
fixed at 81 900 Olenrick WAS given a hear
ing in the beginning Of the week for the
larceny of a number of articles from the
Metropolitan 10 so cent store, and
held under $500 bail. A search of his home
on upper Oak street by Detectives Kemp
ski and johnson brought to light number
OF other articles which are believed TO
have been stolen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Alleged Wine Made Youth Ill.

Suffering from an overdose of a mixture,
supposedly wine, Willard Brinkley, IS
years old, colored, 1882 East Sixteenth
street, was removed 10 the Delaware
hospital last night for treatment. His
condition Is not serious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

tbs wnr closcd, but they we're honest shoes
and not the paper solcd variety Of 1893,
and NO had hundreds of thousands of
pounds cf beef but it was good beof and
not the ernbslrned variety. l believe tbs
American people viii rcsont the chsapnn-s
of this kind of political campaign talk
~ thia tifnnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Bible Students

The International Bible Student. AS
.ociation will hold the usual Sunday after
noon MEETING AZ 3 o clock at Jr. o. u. A.
NJ Hall, 907 Tatnall street. The subject
will be Gods Footstool TO be Made
Glorious"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
To Cure a Col d in One pay

Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE tablets The genuine bears
the signature Of E W. Grove. 3Oc
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
IN AfEMORIUNf.

In sd but loving memory OF my beloved
husband sylvester Hrndle, who depar ted
ms life October 81. 1918.
God will clasp the broken chain
When all meet aTain.
Wife Daughter sisters and Brothers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

Got a better Job. Tell what you can do
In n situatiars wanted al.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Bulb Planting.

See Fell. All varieties. 1oo VI. 4th.-
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

GRIFFIN In this city on October %. 1920,
sarah Il wife " James NJ. Grifilu. aged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
Of Course, You'll Need
an Extra White Skirt

Everybody does. think
clothes she needs extra white skirt am
Delightful white skirts cf silk in more
than hundred models and their prices
Tub skirts of white cotton, gabardne, gaatea
satin plain peated Their prices start $65
and $3.50.
White skirts of barone chine sports
$1075 to $2250
these skirts their prices lesened by
third to half There are regular and extra sizes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
US. SEEKS sTENoGRAPHERs
'0o' 80 sessIns, Though Men Arc
offered Good Paw

The United States Civil Service Com.
mission is experiencing considerable dif
er,ulty s,, I IN securing male stenographers to
;' H. numerous vacancies in federal Offices
that the wan is over and n large numbe,
OF young men have come bock from
.,.over over there" and are taking up new no :
ging. '''' "'e s''ns o's
:, mhe civil service examination Is not
dllncult to any one of average inteili-
gence and training, the hours are short
ana openings with entrance salaries as
nigh ms Sl6OO q year arc now ready for
successful applicants.
- organizations are held in the Federal
nui'alhg n every Tuesday and applications
are to be had at Room 400. postoffice
building, either by personal cali or by
postcard. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
Site offered Willow Grove Church

=, Announcement has been made that
the recently formed Presbyterian CON
gregation at Willow Grove has been Of
fcred a splendid building site for the
proposed new church, on the Willow
uroye Doylestown highway, in the
northern section OF the suburb. The
siH' valued at $1,000, is the gift Of Il.
and W. Ferguson, of Willow Grove
and Philadelphia. contingent mpon the
congregation raising within the next
year the sum of $1,000 to be applied to
a permanent building fund.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
Bathing Suit Specials

Just now there exceptionally good values in
the Surf Store which it will pay August vacationers to
look up.
Bathing suits of knitted jersey in Pacific coast style
start low 65 and between 81 65 and $675 there
variety of knitted bathing suits and suits of surf satin
Silk bathing suits $8.75 to $19.
All beach capes have been reduced to $3.50
Plenty of caps shoes, tights and at low prices
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
IN MENIORIANI

roEHDERER.-In loving memory of
hotEKF II. FOERDERER, who depa rtod
'h's HE July 20. 1908 THE FAMILY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26

HOTEL. SYCAMORE. at beacn. Rebuilt, re-
furnished. New ownership manaPemant
French cuisine. ANGELO ROGNETTI. w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-02
The Suites Illustrated Are Not Leaders, or Features But Merely Suites
Selected At acknowledgements of the Values in the Sale as a Whole
IS SALE ITEMS LISTED-OTHERS, JUST AS GOOD, NOT ADVERTISED

$500 Suite, $261-3-piece suite. Settee,
Arm and Wing Chair. Cane sides and back.
Choice Velour. Covering, including one roll
and two pillows.
$500 Suite, $515-3-piece Suite. Settee,
Arm Chair and large Wing Chair overstuffed.
Covering of finest grade velour.
S4O5 Suite, S27S-3-piece suite. Settee.
arm chair and wing chair. Cane sides and
backs. Velour covering. l roll, 2 pillows.
S495 Suite, $399-3-piece suite. Settee
arm chair, wing chair. Cane sides and backs.
Velour covering. l roll, 2 pillows.
$3.50 Suite, $445-3-piece suite. Settee,
arm chair, wing chair. Cane sides and backs.
Covering of rich damask. ! roll and 2 pillows.
1920 Suite, $s50-2-piece. Large round
end tete and arm chair, upholstered in high
grade frieze mohair.
1862 Suite, $695-3-piece suite. Tete,
arm and wing chair. Solid mahogany frame.
Upholstered in finest grade silk velour.
$3.50 Suite, S575-3-piece suite. Settee,
arm chair and rocker. High grade rich silk
velour covering.
5000 Suite, $550-3-piece suite. Settes,
and two arm chairs. Spring pillow arms. We
lour and damask combination cover. Best
S1,1OO Suite, $66O-3-piece suite. Large
~settee, arm and wing chair. Roll arms. High
grade velour covering.
5000 Suite, $55O-3-piece suite. Settee,
arm chair and wing chair. Loose pillow arms.
Black and gold. Damask and velour covering.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-02
KEYPCRT

Mrs. Laura Campbell. of East
Freehold, is spending several days
as the guest of relatives here.
Mrs. l.. Brewer walling is making
a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Wal
ter b. V~arian, of Crossword, N. Y.
At the meeting of the Keyport I'M
provement Association, to be held
Monday afternoon, guests will at
tend from the Community Club, OF
Atlantic Highlands.
The child and public welfare CON-
mittee of the Keyport improvement
Association held a meeting this week
at the home of Mrs. A. NJ. Brown.
at which time it was planned to
carry on the usual Christmas work
which this committee has had in
charge for several years past.
The regular meeting of the Key
port Library Association will be held
Tuesday night of next week.
Col. b. A. Lee, Of New York, has
been spending several days here as
the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Albert Gildersleeve has re-
turned from several days spent in
Elizabeth as the guest of Mrs. James
Polling and family.
The Social Nine meet at the home
OF Mrs. Sutton at their recent meet
ing. A social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments were served.
The annual bazar of the Ladies'
Aid and the Guild of the Reformed
church is being held today. Tonight
an entertainment will be held in the
church.
Miss Violet G.. Templeton, of Ar
lington, has returned after having
spent several days with her aunt,
Mrs. John Templeton.
The annual roast beef supper OF
st. Mary's Parish Guild will be held
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-02

$500 Mahogany Suite, S225-3-piece Suite.
Tete, Arm Chair and Rocker. Solid Mahogany
frame. Brown Spanish leather.
$12O Leather Suite, 500. 75-3-piece Suite.
Tete, 'Arm Chair, Rocker. Genuine Leather.
$500 Tapestry Suite $225-3-piece Suite.
Settee, Arm Chair, Rocker. Upholstered in
good quality tapestry.
$3.50 Velour Suite, $185-3-piece Suite.
Tete, Arm Chair and Rocker. Cane backs,
Velour coverings.
$3.50 Leather Suite, $192-3-piece. Tete,
Arm Chair, Rocker, Brown Spanish leather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-02

$3.50 Cane Suite, $520-3 pieces, including
tete. arm chair and arm wing chair with fine
quality velour covering. Included are three
pillows and one roll.
$3.50 Red Morocco Suite, S575-2-piece
suite: settee and rocker; wing sides and
spring edges.
$3.50 Blue Morocco Suite, $615-S-piece
suite consisting of large s%ettee, arm CHAIR and
rocker with loose cushion seats.
$3.50 Leather Suite, $425-Large settee
and rocker covered in brown Spanish leather;
wing sides.
$3.50 Leather Suite, $3.50 pieces; large
settee and arm chair spring arms, covered III
finest quality genuine leather.
$270 Leather Suite, S199-Tete, arm chair
and rocker; upholstered in genuine leather.
$3.50 Blue Leather Suite, S245-Settee,
arm chair and rocker; cane sides; upholstered
in blue leather.
$3.50 Leather Suite, ~S195-Settee, arm
chair and rocker, upholstered III genuine lea
Their.
$3.50 Leather Suite, $225--3-piece suite
consists of tete, arm chair and rocker; cover
ing of genuine leather.
1910 Leather Suite, $215-Settee, arm
chair and rocker with heavy frames and COW
erings of genuine leather.
$500 Leather Suite, $225-Tete, arm chair
leather upholstery.
$40 Leather Suite, ~S195-3-piece. Tete,
Arm Chair, Arm Rocker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-02

There is just now an insstent demand for good quality furniture at
moderate prices. Many of our friends, we have ascertained, would like
to do some of their Christmas buying in our Furniture Department, but
have refrained, awaiting the January Sale. We have, accordingly, de
cided to advance the opening of that sale n month, so that they may
get the advantages of the low sale prices before Christmas. This is a
unique step in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for your benefit. Only living 10
furniture goes into the sale at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-02

$3.50 Leather Suite, S165-3-piece. Tete,
Arm Chair and Rocker. Pillow back effect.
Genuine leather upholstery,
$3.50 Leather Suite, $247-3-piece. Tete,
Arm Chair and Rocker. Heavy frames. Gen
uine leather.
$3.50 Leather Suite, S225- 3-piece Suite,
Tete, Arm Chair and Rocker. Leather uphols-
stery.
1910 Leather Suite, $3.50 piece Suite,
Settee, Arm Chair and Rocker. Genuine lea
Their.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-02

The sale includes ur entire line of medium and better grade Living
Room Furniture, including complete two and three piece suites, odd
chairs and rockers, upholstered in the finest coverings of damask, velour
imported and domestic tapestries. Combinations of velour and damask,
velour and tapestry, genuine Morocco and genuine leather. Absolutely
no restrictions. Limited quantities of some. Early inspection and Sc
lection are advised therefore, as W e re not ure W e an duplicate these
articles at these prices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-02

o. W. KRISPIEN
Authorized Agent for
K. G.. WELDING and CUTTING
EQUIPMENT
Welding Rods. Fluxes and Supplies
Wholesale and Retail
Station for Oxygen and Commercial
Acetylene
Contracts Cheerfully Given for
Welding and Cutting Boilers Steel
Structure and Steel or Iron to Meas
urements. All jobs done with K. G.
Outfits.
Phone casa s42 High ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
The Riuer of Commerce
THAT FLOWS ALONGSIDE THE
HIGHWAY OF LIFE
BY CONDO

Travellers on tho Highway shah
have free access 10 the River w that
each may select whatever he may
uerd and can afford from the vast
stores tba, float upon the stream.
whoever b. conspiracy. by monOp.
oily. 0r unfair advantage founded on
privilege. ohafructs free access 20 the
River ~ Commerce iutcrferea with
thr whole great scheme 81 tblngs-
contrary 10 the rishts Of all u US.
the pilgrims.
Whoever 80 nayigatea the River
az 90 impede or impcr!l the craft Of
another or 10 olistruct and diaar.
range the orderly navigation Of the
strain. Ia guilty Of unNir practices
in violation of the rights 81 all
Whoever rockz 10 cut OF from the
shores that free acrr4n which ~ the
right ut all. whoever seeks TO erect
unnecessary toligates on the High.
way and 10 make IL unnecessarily
difficult or costly for tho drmat nd
which arises out % human needs 20
be saihflrd by the supply Of goods
which II provided out of natural re.
sources and industry and commercial
processes thru the employment oi
human labor ot hands. and brains
and tho employment ~ capltnl--aIl
Z ~ there act contrary to the oomTncn
welfare