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The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
HELP KILL THIS PREDICTION.
Publisher Glenwood Post.

of the late George Lorimer OF the
Saturday Evening gives his opinion that Americans
keep up pace they have going during the past two years
nation Knockers without TO think clearly
to calmly to build sanely.
And verify George is right We have watched
conditions change conditions known to change
thought that we would the conditions that prevailed
prior forgetting that which goes must of
sy down. utterly ignoring what ought to be wenown
prices conditions forced to the unreal and the abnor
contingencies must perorce adjust
the exnces of have passed. to somewhere
a normal basis
many people been unwilling to conced this
insisted that prices and would
again pre-war They have enjoyed degree of
them heretofore unknown They have prophesied
this prosperity and have only neglected
but they any provisions for rainy day. in
sting assumption there be rainy day
been formed habits of indulgence and extravaganza
which acquired easily
fosaken which recede before be said to
normal and position This will require
hardship and the time sedenial
nothing with the loss and dppont
right being visited upon of small
due and stockmen.
Regardless that manufacturers
NAV unustfed fortunes during the period is like
wise of necessity sustain heavy
during these reconstruction days
But Lormer prophecy, suspect has do with
many people have allowed themselves the
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

distance predicts that danger of becoming
cranks if thwarted attaining the false goal
permitted to
Many working for less than oneourth of the
ravagan they during days. and
period
We do hesitate declare these reconstruction days will
much erom patience and fobeaance and good share
of patriotism and Perhaps will suffer before
relief and reach plane but well
suffered, and
them made the complete sacrifice order that normal and
conditions this country permanently overthrow
land destroyed by arrogant and plutocratic despot
Therefore, let hope that people will be equal to the
emergency that they will the OCCASION and that at this
merry Christmas time this period of Peac Earth Good Will
Toward Men, each be willing do share sacrifice
accordance with the the
continue be the of
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
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OUR CHRISTMAS WISH FOR YOU.

Since we holiday people
pag of the Christmas joys the good cheer and the prevalent
will swey by the Master honor of whose
birth this fea has been celebrated for almost two thousand
years. desire take this occasion extend sincere Christmas
greetings the large family of Post readers larger and
apprecatve think than before and to that
thoroughly your patronage your friendship your kindly
path cooperation and
of feeble behalf your and mine and
behalf your children and children neighbo child
renn behalf of community, county and state.
The business of publishing country not often
filled with toll discour
defeats does appeal the sordd and the
selfish the satisfaction which
editor the knowledge that he has been able to set
things pass in behalf of those in whom
his interest is centered
There have been times when the frce
extremely the uncertain could have
waged the battle and pressed victory without interest
your sympathy and moral and financial
support If have chanpioned worthy have held
up hands strengthened determination spurred to
efforts, and thus made victory possible
Public speakers other public entertainers must receive
applause from those whom they entertain With
their is less failure. The engaged in
publishing newspaper find his applause the interest which
his paper in
presons of confidence and approval have been greatly
aged by the interest and practical help which and adver
shown the Post this desirable spirit has
enabled make standing for high ideals and of
which neither you nor need feel ashamed.
this holiday express
deep appreciation your loyalty and hepfuness and
to you that my work has often been made much easier be-
of the spirit appreciation and hepfunes your
And therefore you this joyous
the New good health happiness prosperity
of been generally helpful yourself
those with whom you have been thrown in contact
And permit hope that the Christmas spirit of toer
and good cheer animate lives and has been
pleasure and labor behalf trust that in the
the past bring both pleasure and ben
ent though in greater than heretofore.
And this good friends is Christmas wish for
A. J. DICKSON,
Glenwood Post.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
PERTINENT QUESTIONS.

When you newspaper favors you strike your home paper
don't you2
If want town doomed and property increased
value expect the home paper do for nothing don't your
You kick because your home paper hasn't reading
ter the big dailies, don't youY
And preclude the home paper from thinking this is good
place for it by not giving sufficient patronage don't you?
And frequently sneak off big city print shop to get
JOB work done, to a few cents, don't your
You mighty free about telling what good thing for the
community home paper is but you backward when
helping that paper with the price of years subscription aren
you7
The paper you back subscrp
ion but wait until the thing before paying don't
You mighty the home paper spend money
with but careful spend little possible with it,
aren't your
You think the publisher live promises and pay his bills
with the material, don't your
think digest that his paper good
thing for the community and receive anything in return But
he can't do it, he?-Free Press Fulda, MINI.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
THESE READJUsrmENT DAYS.

When prices up during the little
thought of it. and especially this condition quite agreeable
Ito the The of the of
fact and condition incident and therefore
avodabe after the pen
duum way prices began
very little the matter but little thought But couple
of after the close of world hostes when there
be extreme drop prices much disturbed the
Ioucome.
The heavy drop the price played
havoc with the live industry financial
stocman the face Men who few rated
financially independent especially by the ordinary individual
are now desperate financial straits due to fault of their
year prices
felt obliged to hold their herds the biggest part tem
they feel obliged sell them except
figure that will heavy The the part
honest and upright but that by alters the financial tua
ton But matter how honest may be- pay his
debts unless he has of obtaining the
He has always felt safe relying
necessary money demands present
has disturbed all of his heretofore safe plans calculations
left him powerless. regardless of all his
The conditions prevail greater degree
farmer who has produced grain potatoes hay He finds little
demand for his products of all proportion the high
cost of producing them and he lists himself among
Similar conditions prevail the manufacturers and the
chants The former shutting
sons first because they know that their products longer be
sold at their wholesale prices they pre-
fer to down their factories up
when the time rather than fight battle with labor
over scales which they know high permanence
Merchants everywhere reducing their stocks dscountng
prices which have prevailed during the war;
loss And now that the readustment has begun is
difficult to foretel when will reach permanent
able start clear nhampered by conditions and
Iwar-infated prices,
We depend upon it that in the process readjustment
many will be severely pnched and all expect suffer
loss After the manufacturers farmers merchants
have contributed their share toward the
accept fair cut Wages the last advance only
far that they should be the last decline but decline inevitable
and already reductions begun
country
The next few months will witness the like Of which
men living have
each do his best becomeh good and honorable citizen.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
RADICALS GET SURPRISE.

The feature of national Importance the eec
lions the collapse of the claims of leaders of socaed rad
Gals in the United States The Socialist poed 100000
than 500O00 which claimed would and the Farmer
Labor expected receive hundreds of thousands
from progressivs of various parties 1t did not dent the
American consciousness The NonParisan believed
would several states but it only failed single
elect official of of
them but met disastrous its North Dakota
Education of the public affiliations Of
all these organizations and the development of public
what defeated their plans AS the ndepend
nt The American citizen makes red He
pink. The Manufacturer
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

may without oense seek by peaceful to shape the
policies and destiny of America Aliens and natives who have by
oyalty sacrificed all title in America display nserabe nso
when they seek shape affairs which they have rghtful
interest If the does not like the fare will he lngr and
complain of it?
There the world for ALL Those who do not love
America find happy home elsewhere May and JOY
with them Or they would stay let them learn the humility OF
the novate and seek diligently to understand the miracle that
America finding the grace and to love.
America melting but those who keep the pot boiling
the right discard foreign substances that will not
Evening Post.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
TWO KINDS OF RELIGION.

with Everything Leagues the experience
the Cincinnati preacher who president of clothing factory
he practice the Golden Rule and make happy work
well good Clothes distinctly refreshing He has raised
his capital
40 per Additional profits equally d
ved between The public purchasing suits
And last his 500 employees voted lay
loft for month the unemployed in their trade
chance to work for a while.
This may preage solution industrial problem,
but shall reach the golden human happiness lot
If travel the of social Justice if ride
heaven breaneck speed Twentieth Amendment Limited
New World.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
SUGAR PRICES.

How far prices the United States below the world
in the that granuaed sugar retailing Eng
the equivalent about 25 exchange rates
the standard grade of French white
No which only partly refined and would probably be
this household Sugar say that
white would probably bring Is cents France
higher Scarcity both countries
lis considerable.
1t is that consumption argly hinges price
With 20 there world surplus With at
10 cents there may be a scarcity.
feel that the quickly retail to
level that will stimulate consumption the rapidly the situa
ton viii right itself
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
LOYALTY.

Aliens natuaed citizens nativebon citizens who would
by other than ballot overthrow the dis
loyal America and by dsloyalty sacrifice all right
Americas institutions
Those who by virtue of their love for America
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
THE BEST FRIEND.

After ALL good job mans best friend keeps him busy
and from mischief 1t feeds clothes and shelters him his
family 1t offers him opportunity and thus provide
rainy day
1t is better hold good job, acquire the habit
industry and thrift and be able to look calmly the future
shift about to seek jobs often to quander all
ings and always live a hand-to-mouth existence
Find job which suits which fits qualifications and
dispositions job which you like and which likes you stick
to faithfully learning advancing job your friend
Denver Manufacturer.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

THAT old admoniton, hop early" is quite pertinent this
before and should be needed by people Remember
felix's there double advantage in it. you and the
dealer and both entitled consideration. By
purchases early of what you
and what you had already decided buy, furthermore
accommodate the dealer who relieved the nervercng
strain which always results from the needless
compelled to do hafweek work the day before Christmas
we this matter Of Christmas shopping forget make
purchases of those who sufficiently interested you
themselves to ask trade you patronze
The people fast learning that they
nonadvertisers The advertisers upo
date merchants with whom it pleasure do business
has been able
that old statement I pays ADVERTISE the buyers
rapidly helping o prove this statement
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

HAVE allowed yourself to become excited the alleged
removal Of the county If Honey
self to good nights Sleep and forget such Have you
observed what picnic county
search of information that line be enlightened
by consulting Eagle where there
legitimate for county seat removal No. Dear Reader the
people of Garfield awake to their interests they
not going off at tangent and chasing wo ewsp that
along and at the behest of those
county long enough their county
moners all realize their obligation county, they
pretty well the desire and temper of the people, and quite
willing to leave this matter county commissioners
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
AT THE BEACH
PERSONALLY Conducted
Hi HAL

Hop right into the lrl old sight
seeing bus. 'Tis about 10 make the
rounds Of the bathing beach and we
shall see what we shall see. Have
a look
As we enter. that place on the right
the one with the white-washed win
doWsl is where the gallant and the
fair don bathing suits. That's why
the windows are painted
Folks Who have no automobile with
side curtains could not go bathing
in the sea were 70 not Tor the bath
house. "Oh, Justine when expelled
lby copper from the shady nook
behind yon chestnut tree, make this
thy dressing place" That, fair GUS
toners is the cry OF the bath dwell
ing.
Just ahead Of us you will note the
beach Itself. Those Wild things rum
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

Home-iike rooms. with or without
,oard are plentiful-and so easily
,eated through The Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

Drapery Section
There are splendid offerings in drapery depart
ment. Make your selection TO take of your
needs for the coming season Your savings will war
rant IT,
Blankets that carried over from last season
ai less tman present wholesale prices.
$1,000 Blankets row $3.50 pair
$l4OO Blankets now S1120 pair
$500 Blankets now $1,000 pair
900 Blankets now 720 pair
SWINGING HAMMoCKS
Closely woven fabrics in full sizes and serviceable
coorngs, complete with spreaders and valances. -,
$775 hammocks now $780, S675 hammocks now
S525 $3.50 hammocks $3.50. 1915 hammocks
now $500 EACH
CREToNNES, BURLAPS AND TAFFETAs
Short lengths ranging from IL to 10 yards, in
very desirable designs to be closed out at onehrd less
than regular prices.
TAPESTRY AND VELOUR REMNANTS
These remnants are all high grade desirable goods
i'm serviceabe patterns and particularly suitable for
lupholstering chairs, rockers small suites.
They range in length from Ia to yards long and
are being sold at One-thrd Off regular prices.
Mosquito Canopies, large sizes and made of good
netting Regular price 1913. Now $3.50
200 OFF JARDINIERES AND PEDESTALS
/ We have an extremely desirable stock of jard
nieres flower holders, fern dishes vases etc. in the
new dogwood and other designs For this month only
we will allow discount of 20 per cent.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

ming around haphazard, are bathers.
They have just come out Of the be-
basketed bath house And by be
baskeled" 9is meant that when an the
rooms are occupied, the swimming
suil clerk hands you wash basket
90 deposit your citizens clothes In.
That's when you are directed TO
corner Instead or "a private room, TO
dress in.
You Will please note the fellow with
shingle in his hand He thinks
he's an artist with wet sand. And
that pile ne is moldng is Supposed
20 be S piember Morn. though It looks
/ like Mike. the old dray horse.
Just 20 the left of him there IS
a Young couple. He's tossing sand
on her t00lsies She pretends she
doesn't like ii-but she dues-oh, my
yes Her protest is The bunk
/ And perhaps you VIII lhink that
/ they are both one-handcd .unfortu-
mates. Not sol one Of his mits is
buried underneath a hock ot sanu.
Sos one o fhcrs. He's holding her
hand. sec2
The fellow standing ankle deep In
sand. looking sort OF sheepish, Is lnsl
waiting for a chance TO dash into iho
hriny. he f0rgcls 10 sponge on his
pedals before he put on his bathing
suit. And hc has been wearing OK
fords. You knoW how oNfords anecl
ones ankles
That gathering down there by th,
b nch is mainly picnic. hey are eat
ing sandwiches with lhe emphasis
on The "sand." After they have m.
lished eating they will AN rush into
the wafer and then have tummie aches
when they get home
Down al the waters edge you Wi
: note four athletes. They know
few iumhling tricks and they wan
The world 10 know that they know
= 'em.
2 That girl in the pink suit Is on
2 OF the attractions Of the beach. Ge
a look at her quickly goini
20 be put on the beach shortly. lt
3 against lhc law 90 yvear onc-hal
4 piece bathing costumes. She dOesn
/ know That nOW-bui she viii.
, Tomorrow YOU will find he sam
5 customers along the waters edge
81 that is. the ones we have noted lo
- day. They live ai the beach In ih
summer time. Maybe they haven
e got home
u End Of the line All Quit
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
|ESERTED team
TO GO Home
TRANCE Bug Plays Havoc
With Lima Bean Crop
in Sussex
EE PROPERTY
SOLD FOR $5,040
.aI b La EyenIng Journal.

lpecial 10 The Evening journal.
4 SEAFORD, Aug. Mrs Caphronia
Full, wife OF Robert Tull, retired
frmer. died Saturday. at the home OF
er son, here. Oliver 5. Tull. aged 5s
ears. following a lingering illness.
, he is survived by her husband and
ne son.
Wilbur Kitchens. a Seaford mer-
|hani. on arising early yesterday
morning discovered a strange horse
Ind wagon standing near his store
with no one In the wagon. After wall
ing several hours and no one coming
10 claim the team, Kitchens made an
rnVesiigaii0n and found sticking IN
5he harness a note which told the
lnder 10 notify Horace Fleetwood,
.ieOrgetOwn OF the whereabouts OF
-he team. Fleetwood, who lives about
sight miles from here was located
and came here but said the team did
got belong TO him. He threw some
light on the mystery. however, when
Ne told Of a man who came here from
{ he South and bought The team from
"A farmer near Cannon. He said the
mans mother came after him and ne
left The team des-rted on the streets
1lcre and returned 10 his former nome
fn the South with his mother
, A strange bug is playing havoc with
the lima beau crop In this section. No
semedy has been discovered 10 combat
Pic bug. and in some instances whole
patches have been ravaged by the in
Sect.
The property Of Martin Lee, who
Resigned as manager Of the Delaware
fTruSt COmnanV was sOld SATURDAY. TO
William n of the Seaford Planning
mill Company. for S5,0i0 Mr.. Day
purchased the property for his son:
lCharles Day who Is also associated
with the SeafOrd Milling Company
Mr.. Lee viii leave SeafOrd TO associate
j himself with a banking institution in
] bridgeport. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lourey and two
lns and daughter. Of Hills Point
. ld.. had a narrow escape near Amer
.an Corner when their machine col
ided with another auiOmohile
smashing the LOurey ear. F0rutnatelN
mo one was injured.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
lORKHOUSE MEN no HAVE RAM

, The New Castle County Workhouse
md. recently organized composed
p eight white men and eight Ne
r-oes, inmates OF ihe workhouse. Is
INTO a lrst class organi-
.1atiOn These men under the tute-
.iage OF an inmate, who Is a first
lass trombone player. spend their
larly evenings In practice. New
whi . uniforms have .been ordered.
Warden plummcr reports that 100
nen are now engaged in outside
work out of a total Of go men, In
ne institution. TWO hundred and
xty-fiVe men and seventy-slX women
,nstitule the present jail popula-
fon.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
DELAWARE DEVELOPS
NEW TOMATO.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
MILFORD. Aug. IA new variety or
tomato has been introduced IN Dela-
ware. 10 is known as The red head,
and weighs about one pound The
carrying qualities comm6nds this TO-
maln DO nnlaMlrn gr0Ners.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
WILL nnIn INQUEST

Coroner Bullock today announced
That an inuucsi viii he he'd THURSDAY
nig ghi in me case or ,. } Hudaitys. o.
New Castle. who was killed al the
Harlan plant on Saturday The man
was struck on The head by a shacklt
block that fell from a boat.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
FACTORIFs TO RtiRN CORD WOOD

MILFORD. Aug. 2-The coal short
age In Delaware has made a demand
for cord wood and manv farmers are
now turning their attention TO that
industry. Many manufacturing plants
In The state are preparing iO burn
wood and are securing a supply The
wood Is also being sent 20 many places
outside the State.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
GO .D(-H \ 6
l.. y \ I|f'''' D.. T. |: J |!
nAENEn MEET M?

As Simon Simons is.
His top no hair can show the eye
Near hairless is his phiz.
Though life has left his head all brow
10 finds him no depl0rer;
He makes a mint OF money now
on SimOns Hair RcstOrer.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

suffering with rabies at 18th snt
Lombard streets. The dog cauScf
considerable cxcitemni by running
along French street yelping and tl'y'
Ing 10 enter houses. ~
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
THE nv. ALBERT wARE. DiEs.

,n0rial % The EVcnlng J0urnaI.
NInDLETOWN. Aug. 2.-The Rcv.
tlhcrt Ware, former rector Of the
Episcopal Church al Massey, Md. died
~ Ms home last week aged ~ years
ne IS survived by his widow and one
dlughier. Mr.. Ware was buried IN
,fle Episcopal cemetery at Massey.
The sunday school OF 81. stephens s
p. Church held a haskell picnic at
chesapeake Haven. last Wednesday.
The new dining room or the Middle
iown hotel Burton q. smith, pro-
rietor. was opened TO the public on
saturday
The Queen Esther Circle was enter
iained by Miss Leila Pearce at her
home near town.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
eIIObTS SUPPOSED Nan noe

pairolmon William A. BlacklsiOn
early yesterday morning shot and
Killed a beagle dos supposed 90 ha
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Lamps and Shades-Clearance

An our floor lamps and shades show reductions of
from 20 to 80 per cent. They be purchased sepa
rately if desired.
There's a very fine selection Of beautifully deco
rated parchment shades ranging in sizes from l0nch
to 24-inch suitable for boudOir, table floor lamps
that were originally priced $500 TO $4,000. They are
now marked S400 to $1,000 each.
Silk shades in the different designs and sizes show
a fiat reduction Of 25 per cent.
Boudoir, table and floor lamps in solid mahogany,
plain and decorated designs show reductions Of from
no 10 25 per cent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-30

~ miners In Illinois. Indiana and oth-
-r coal producing states. apparently
,eader,ess. was termd by union leaders
..svrnnathetic" move. How miners
~ widely separated districts were
canght up In the same strike wave
was not explained.
Union officials today were awaiting
move by the president Following the
raport Of Secretary Wilson on the
entire fuel situation and the presi-
dents reply 10 appeals from the OPP
orators for decisive stand on the
wage question When the president q
attitude has become known, miners
officials expect speedy response 70
ne request OF President Lewis of the
union for a Joint interstate meeting
~ miners and operators 10 adjust Ia
nor dirficuIties. Indiana operators al
ready have replied unfavorably on the
request.
with Illinois miners returning to
u.or,. under new wage agreements and
vice President harrington OF the III
trois union predicted favorable state
vida settlement within the next ~
hours. the question was raised mere -
! 10 whether in the event of unfavorao'e
action by the president and operators
+, that International union would carry
ont the threat voiced by Mr. Lewis
| that any settlement in Illinois not ap'
nlicable to the entire centra lcompe
titlva feid would result in tieinS VI
he mines or the four states. inVol'
wing some 100000 men. The oues
/ +{or mas brought no direct answel
| from Lewis or other leaders.
In Indiana II was reported toda!
that 1875 mines are idle. with 25'oo
men out. Only 20 small mines ar
| working, according TO adVlces IRON
/ rerre Haute. Industry already 4
feeling the coal shortage Il was saie