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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01

new worlds record of 2:03 IA for three-year-old pacers. Last weeks fast time, chilly weather and quise a strong breeze from the north slow ing up all the horses.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
National IeaUe-
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Imerfcan League.

Cleveland at Detroit. e games Chicago at St. Louis. washington at Philadelphia.
 Other clubs not scheduled.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
National League.

Brooklyn at New York. e games.) Philadelphia at Boston. T.fncipna.i at Pittsburgh Gf- Louis at Chicago.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
National League
League Standings
 And Results
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American Tean

American League. All scheduled games postponed.
 National League. All scheduled games postponed. STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
FRENCH SOVIET POLICY
DEFINED BY M|LLERAND
Premier Declares Trade May Open
With Russia, but Present Govern.
mcnt Is Not to iSc Recognized.

bARIs. March e7.-Premier Miller
DEPUTIES. last night said:
me aillts can only recognize the
government recognizes national SOW
.rrisnty In acts as we'll as In words"
Inc french government was prepared
o act like the U.ited States. enter
nS upon commercial and industrial
relations with Russia withou. having
.otions with the Soviet government.
jae Premier said.
Concerning Turkey. the Premier as.
Scrted tina. the allies wished to create
= Turkey which can live; such IA
18th the liberty Of the straits. guar
'ntecd BY the international orEaniZa-
on. nor with the safeguarding OF
T. rhncss economic ana hnanc!a! IN
i"rests in Turkey.
; ,,.;s: agssiins: l1nslish. French ana
Serial separations and punishmcnts.
~ fresh guarantees.
ermment Of Germany. had asked per
irission 10 introduce troops in'o the
neutral Huhr zone, the, Premier dc !,
s snh adainT III the allies rermj,1e!
assurance could they have that the
vas restored"
n. Millerand concluded with the
many:
You say you want to work. do
not rcpcl the, idea Of economic col
methods. but there is one condition
dominating cverythinG--thaty you give
proof OF your good faith By executing
is mag mai imous. but does not intend
10 be Il dupe.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
EXUBERANCE OF STUDENTS
BRINGS POLICE TO SCENE
Philadelphia Authorities Haid i'niycr-
sfty DOrmitOrlcs Following CeIc-
hrntiOn of Basketball Victory
u" Associated Press

Pfill.ADELPiIIA. PA, March o7.-Po-
iceincn from Tour station houses raidcu
dorinitor!cs OF the University OF Penn
sylanvia yesterday. after an outbrcai;
OF about 1000 students. in celebration
OF the Penn basketball victory over
Chicago University.
Shots were fired at the poiiccmen
'oy the studcnes. Twenty-Five were
arrested They we're given the option
81 spe ndins ten days in jail or paying
80 fine.
When arraisned some Of the students
were clad in pajamas. while others
were barefooted. Frederick: II. S;ra yer
was the only one with bahdasc on
his head. lie explained he was struci:
ive minutes after arriving al the scene
or the disturbance. Magistrate Harris
declared IL was pity more OF the stu.
dents we're not wearing bandaSes
According 20 tho police the celebra-
ton was the most aggressive on tho
part OF tho students they had ever
been called 20 squelch II lasted from
II p. NJ. until 4 o'cloci. this morning,
during most Of which The students
peited the biuecoasts with bricks and
stones from alleys and side streets ana
even threw clocks. water bottles and
furniture out OF windows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
HOOVER FAVORS LIMITING
BIG BUSINESS PROFITS
shy" When Corporation Gets to Certain
StnEc Government Regulation
becomes Necessary.
lDy ASSOCIATED Press. ]

WASHINGTON. March :7.--Propor.
lions OF Il commodity handled b. . cor
poration rather than tho concerns size
or capital should determine govern
mcnt regulation. Herbert Hoover said
IN Il letter to Representative And"r-
son. OF Minnesota. read today before
tho House Agriculture Committee in
connection with hearings on legislation
for the control OF the meat packing in
duSiry.
II have long entertained the idea"
said Mr.. IIoovcr's letter. that the
real basis for regulation Of big bust
ness revolres around tho proportions
Of the commodity products involved in
such Il business rather than any uu.s-
ton OF capital employee, or size or
business. When businesses grow TO an
extent that they can control the hand-
ling OF more than a certain percentage.
Of Il given commodity. they then bccomc
dangerous to the public interest and
IL upon growth beyond that point they
were placed under stin regulation as to
profits and other features OF their
business .he NATURAL tendency OF .;IIcl,
businesses, would be to hold themselves
below the oiiis!al limit. Such plan
OF licensing would leave free play 10
all competitors o! moderate sizes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
GOVERNMENT TO ADVERTISE
WAR INSURANCE BENEFITS
Lrsialntion Approved to Bring Situa-
ton Clearly RefOrc EX-Servtce
Men of Country.
lBy h%ociaLed Press. J


WASHINGTON. March 27-Lcgisla-
ton designed TO bring the government
war risk insurance into closer touch
with former service men was approved
Today by the House Interstate Com
MERGE Subcomm!t;c in charge OF war
r!sk insurance bills. Collection of in
surancc premiums at post oftices, es-
ttbliShmcnt of State war risk insur-
ancc officers and funds for advertising
the Dement'S OF the government inSur-
ancc are provided.
For establishing regional Offices and
vSher suboiticcs the bill carries $1,000
ro" while S25o.c0) is proposed for ah-
v"rtsinE. Bcs;dcB collecting Insurance
premiums post-oi'icc would nand!. APP
p'lcatons .or reinsurance and rein
on renewable term insurance would be
elected tcirT1oTariIy from men while
receiving hospital care or vocational
training. or While suffering total or
temporary disability.
For one year after passage of the
Dtl!. the government would provide
Without charge all medical. dcnt.l and
surgical care for men suffcr!nr from
"lscascs resulting from their service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Lingerie
in
Silk-a:1ld
Nai lii IS; ,'i=j,'I:

Exceptionally good values
specially mentioned for
your Easter and spring needs.
Envelope Chcmises in crepe
dc chine and wash ;. satin.
Tailored and lace trimmed
styles, beautifully finished
and priced at 5000.
Boudoir Caps-in combi-
nation of laces and fine china
silk. Shown in pink, blue
and lavender and specially
good values at S5c.
Gowns in fine nainsook,
lace trimmed several popu-
lar models to choose from in.
different styles. a good value
at 5000. Third Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Six Specials on the Main Floor Tables
Table No. ,

Novelty Easter hand
kerchiefs--in sheer quail
ity batiste-hcmmed and
h a n d : embroidered. In
many colors OF plaids,
stripes, etc. 25c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
CANADA TO REORGANIZE
Al Naval Omc~rn and Rating. VIII
lie DemobiliZed Pending Fer
mRncnt Policy.
{ By Associated Press |
Ainh ~ l.

~ NV ~. March 2i.--Demo biliza-
ton OF All Canadian officers and naval
ratings. that tho service may be re-
organized "on an economical basis''
las been ordered, G. G. Bnllantync.
NJ mister OF the Naval Service, an
bounced in the House OF Commons
h'ro today. The naval service. lie
said. would be carried along on pre-
""T basis. Adoption OF a permanent
laval policy had been deferred. no cx-
blamed. pending decisions BIS the over
cas- doniin!ons and Great Britain a:
forthcoming imperial conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Table No. 4

Talcum Powder spe-
cial. About a gross of
popular brands OF talcum
powder; all usual csc
grades Monday for roc
can.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Table No. 2

Jersey topped petit
coats, with taffeta ruf1le.
Good wearing quality in
green, taupe, COpen.,
navy. black and brown, in
the regular sizes. Spe-
cial, S7.75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Table No. 5

Women's lisle hose
extra good 100 quality in
white, black and brown.
All sizes, REINFORCED
soles, heels and toes. and
priced Monday at Toe.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
GALES FERRY

The M. E. church will be closed tomorrow Sunday. as. is the custom during the sessfoRsTof the New Eng land Southern Conference.
 . Dudley c. Perkins, treasurer of the M. E. chrch society, left Thursday to attend conference at Plymouth, Mass, as layman electoral delegate from the church, also as a delegate to attend the Laymen's meeting, both meetings converting Friday. MT. Perkins will stop en route to visit relatives, MT. and Mrs. Byron Maynard, at Anthony, R. I.
 The April meeting of the Home Mis- sionary society was held with Miss Alice Satterlee, Tuesday afternoon. Miss Caroline B. Freeman, the pres ident, presiding. The meeting open ed with singing hymns, The Master Calling, with Miss Satterlee at the piano. Devotional exercises were con- ducted by Miss Laura A. Perkins, The treasurer's plan for a Missionary Tea were discussed. Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins, mite box secretary, reported
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS

sec Rubber Cloves SALE PRICE 4se 15e Lady Mary Hair Nets
 skLE PRICE for 2ses isc FavDrite Hair Nets
 SALE PRICE 3 for 2se. Mellin's Food-s,nais- Mellin's Food-larTe-
 SALE PRICE ses HorlieKe Matted Mix
 SALE PRICE 4ss HorlicAs Matted 1aTk-larEs size. SALE PRICE 7sc lSc Prophyiactfc Tooth Brrs1s- SALE PRicE SC I5c Rubbersst Tooth Brrshes SALE PRICE 3se Special Tooth Brushes-
 SALE PRICE So 25c wbisx Brooms- SALE PRICE 25e 3sc whislz Broons-
 SALE PRICE sss ceiszts,s Comfort Kits For men. SALE PRICE soe For women. SALE PRICE SO Cotton Powder Pnfs- SALE PRICE ss Wool Powder Puffs- SALE PRICE se 13nc Wool Pov5c- Puns- SALE PRICE 1fs 3cc Wool Powder Pnrs- SALE PRICE f7s 95c Wool Powder Puffs- sGLE PRICE 2ic Absorbent Cotton in RslIs 2sc value-s-ounce- SALE PRICE 2ss SALE PRICE sTs I $7.o0 Cello Hot Water Bottles SALE PRICE stse BIC odorono. ..... SALE PRICE 2ss 55c odo-eno. SALE PRICE 5oe 4sc Meet DepRatory-
 SALE PRICE SC Aubry sistsrT Prsearatiens soc Tint. SALE PRICE 2se s5c Tint. SALE PRICE 4so BOG Depiiatory. D. SALE PRICE 5e SSc DepIiatory. e.. SALE PRICE 4sc l5c Cartoons. SALE PRICE i3s | 25-- Carhnna cAfE ppfrr s9. 25c Lesco Cleaning Fluad-%
 SALE PRICE zae 5ec Leseo Cleaning Fluid
 SALE PRICE 4ss Portland Metal Hot Water Bottles SPECIAL FOR TAls SALE
 ONLY stoo
 FauitIsss Hot Water 5ottssa s1.25 value. SALE PRICE s1. .fc u.so value. SALE PRICE s1-2s s1.ss value. . SALE PRICE s37s 25c Hand Scrubs. SALE PRICE 2is soc Hand Scrubs. SALE PRICE 4zr Special lot of White Tvory
 Combs. .. At 29=, 35e and 50S Special lot of Fine Shaving
 Brushes.As sse. soc. 75e, sec, ,izs | ALL SHAVING NEEDS | AT LOWEST PRICES Moth BaIis-s-onnee paelSage f SALE PRICE ffi Moth BallS--s-ounce paclzaSe- \ SALE PRICE 2s' Cedar Chips. SALE PRICE ia Lavendine. ...... SALE PRICE "a | Nzpthaltile F1akes- I SALE PRICE f3 Palco Ar1rninn-n Hot Water T. Bofties. vslre se.5e-- tN SALE PRlcE szc !. ,s.ss.'a!|'!A.|.v
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10

the opening of the boxes at the meeting, yielding $S5.25. Miss Free man read chapter entitled, Cup of Elijah, from Edward Steinerss book, Against the Current, relating to the
 boyhood of MT. Steiner. Mrs. R. Irv-i ing Hullbutt conducted the Mission
 afy Enigmas. The meeting closed
 with singing the hymn, WatehS and
 Pray. Rev. Allen Shaw Bush attended the Inter- Church World Movement meet ing. in New London, Wednesday.
 | Mrs. Lucius Wightman and daugh : ter, Doris, of Monteiair, N. j., arrW-
 ed Monday to spend a few days with
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
ALL SHAVING NEEDS AT LOWEST PRICES

h1och Balls-6- ounce package
 SALE PRICE fife Moth Balls-fs-ounce paelzage-
 SALE PRICE 2se Cedar Chips. . SALE PRICE f3e Lavendine. .... SALE PRICE fse Nzptkaltne F1akes- SALE PRICE f3. Palco Aluminium Hot wzfer Bofties. value Se.5e- .N SALE PRicE szea
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10

thence through the villages of. Occum and Eagleville to some point on the Hartford Providence railroad near Lovett's station.
 Thomas. Wetmore and his men are busy on the east bank of the Shetuck- let hewing Nsundry trees into. shape. which will soon form a new wharf for the steamboat dock in this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
FACE POWDERS

soc Melba-3 shades
 SALE PRICE 42e soc Elcaya-4 shades
 SALE PRICE 45e $1.0o Fiancee-S shades
 SALE PRICE s7e
 SALE PRICE soc soc Pussywillow-4 shades
 SALE PRICE 42e soc Pompeian-3 shades SALE PRICE 4ac soc Occur Azur-3 shades SALE PRICE sso soc Garden Fragrance-S shades
 SALE PRICE 42c soc Luxor-3 shades
 SALE PRICE 4so s1oo Dorin-5 shades
 SALE PRICE s2e s1.oe Mary Garden-S shades
 SALE PRICE sac
 SALE PRICE soc BOG Satin Skin-9. shades c.s,
 SALE PRICE 2ec 24c Woodbury's shades
 SALE PRICE 2oc, 45c Java. Rice Powder-4 shades
 SALE PRICE 40c 55c LaBlache-5 shades
 SALE PRICE Soc $50 Azurea@3 shades
 SALE PRICE $1.3s 65c Djer Kiss'-4 shades
 SALE PRICE 5sc
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
TOILET PAPERS

Toilet Paper in. RoIlsl Twilight. SALE PRICE 13 for $f.oo Waldorf. SALE PRICE. 12 for $soo Scott. SALE PRICE 6 for Sfo0 Devon SALE PRICE IS for sine Sanitissue. SALE, PRICE sec carton
 Toilet Paper in P.ekaoes 75c SanitissHe-
 SALE PRICE COG carton Japanese. ....... SALE PRICE 2Oc Puritan. SALE PRICE g fer, $1.oo Electric. SALE PRICE 10 for Ya.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
TOILET AND GOLD
 CREAMS

23c Packers Charm
 SALE PRICE 200 45c Paoker's Charm-
 SALE PRICE 4fe DaueeEt. & RamsdelRs Cold Cream 100 size. ..... SALE PRICE Sc 21c size. SALE PRICE. 13e 31c size.... ...s. SALE PRICE 2ee 45c size. SALE PRICE 42o Pa4moIiSe Gold and Vanishing creasns \ 45e jars. SALE. PRICE 3eo 25cs tubes GALE PRICE fee
 SALE PRICE soe 24e. FnostiIls. %. SALE PRICE 21e 3sc Stiilman's FrecEle Cream SALE PRICE 34e X Occur Azur. SALE PRICE 4oo BOG Lund6org's. SALE PRICE 26c | BOG: Eundborg's Peroxide Cream SALE PRICE 26e 5Dc Luxor Cold Cream
 SALE PRICE 4sc soc. Luxor Vanishing Cream SALE PRICE 43e 25c Ponds Cold cream--
 SALE PRICE 200 5oc. Ponds Cold Cream l SALE PRICE 4oe E. Ponds Vanishing Cream 1oc size. ....... SALE PRICE g.. z5c size. SALE PRICE 2oc 5oc size. ......... SALE PRICE 4oe. Pompeian Creams Massage. Crean-small--
 SALE PRICE 42c Massage cream-mediun,-
 SALE PRICE 5sc
 SALE PRICE Bic z5c Night Cream-tuhe-
 SALE PRICE Pie | SALE PRICE 4oc 35c Hokara Cream
 SALE PRICE Sic
 SALE PRICE 4sc | 55c Eicaya Cold. Cream
 skLE PRICE 4sc 45c Hind's Honey and Almond
 SALE PRICE 4oc F 24e woodoury's. SALE PRICE 2oc s5c cutex Cold Cream | SALE PRICE 2se soc Senpre Giovine-- < SALE PRICE 44c 25c Menthelaturn-
 | SALE PRICE 22e 45c Mentholatum-
 | SALE PRICE 4oc 25c Musterole. SALE PRICE 22c 55c Musterole SALE PRICE 4ec | 25c Cuticura Ointment | SALE PRICE 2ic | 45c Cuticura Ointment | SALE PRICE Ale 4sc Resinoi Ointment | SALE PRICE K
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10

Miss Caroline B Freeman. Mir. Wight man was. to join them later in the week.
 Mrs. Jane Williams and daughter. Mrs. Frank Sherman, of Windhaun. metored here Saturday to visit Mrs. Williams sister, Mrs. Lydia s. Nay.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10

nard. accompanying Mir. Sherman. who was on a trip tp Stoningtp and Westerly@
 o. H. MaeFarland, formerly q warrant officer at the submarine base, who was transferred a few weeks ago to- the Q. g. s: Savabnafa. charies-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
pENTIFRICEs

s5c Burrelgs Powder or Past SALE PHtcE 22e. BOG Burrelis Powder in. glass jar
 SALE PRfoE. 26e
 SALE PRICE 1oe and 2se Colgate's. Povlder-
 SALE PRICE 2oc and soc. 2sc Rubifoaun- .. SALE PRICE 23e ssc Sozodent- :. |. SALE PRICE 2se 25c Forhan's .-... SALE PRtcE soc COG Forhan's. SALE PRICE 47e soc PebecD. SALE PRICE 3sc soc Pepsedent- 5. .sALE PRICE SC Sanitol Tooth Paste
 SALE PRICE zse Sanitol Powder. .sAtE pNicE zse 15c. Salter's Dental Floss SALE pkIeE fife 25c Kcfynos ......sALE PRICE 2fe s5c Albodon- SALE PRICE Ns
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10

town navy yard. Boston. Mass, was. a week end visitor with his family at their home on the New Eondon road Mrs. MacFarland and little daughter Vera, returned with him sunday aft .ernoon. to- Boston. where they are to reside.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10

Mrs. Emma Bennett returned lEFt weelf from a visit with <r'eads In Providence and with. relatives. Mr. and Mrs Byrpn Maynard. Of Anthony, R. l.
 l. Herbert Corey. Of Norwich. wEs Q visitor here Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
HAIR TONCS AND
 SHAMPOOS

35c Danderine. SALE PRICE 25e 6oc Danderine. .. SALE PRICE soc s1.OO Danderine. sALE PRICE 7es s5c wyeth's Sage and sulphur-
 SALE PRICE 6os 4ec Hays Hair Hoaltk-
 SALE PRICE s5e 55c Partisan Sage
 SALE PRICE 4se 4sc Nebro,s Herpicide-
 SALE PRICE 4So sec Plnaud's Eau de Qnin.ne- SALE PRICE 52o s1.15 Plnaud's Eau de ouinEne-
 SALE PRICE oec Sse Florida Water
 SALE PRICE go s5c' Florida Water
 SALE PRICE sze soc Bay Rum. SALE PRICE 4Se soc Bay Rum. SALE PRICE 7ec soc Pompeian Hair MassaEe- SALE PRICE 42e Colgate's Bandoline--
 SALE PRICE 25e Colgate,s Briliiantiue- . SALE PRICE s5e , Hudnut's Briiliantre--
 SALE PRICE 5ee I5e Palnaolive Shampoo
 SALE PRICE 4oe l5c canthrox. SALE PRICE 4oe i 45c Swedish Hair Powder E SALE PRICE 5se k lsc watkins Cocoanat Oil-- S SALE PRICE 45c ssc Amami Dry Shampoo
 SALE PRICE 2Se 15e Amami Shampoo
 SALE PRICE 2 for 25c
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
SOAPS

" WooubufsysSs-- SALE PRICE 1se oake--54e a box Cuticura
 SALE PRICE tse oaxe-54e- a Box sAl.EsPRleE 2oc caLe--5scsa a box. coisate's Soaps 15e All-Round- - SALE PRICE, 3 for 42e 1oc All- Round. 5 SALE PRICE sisio- a dozen '1Gc Turkish, Bath Soap
 SALE. PRICE $tg1o a dnzsn e 10c Colee-
 SAFE PRICE sf.fo a dozen 10c Cashmere Bouquets--
 SALE PRICE 55c a, box 25c Cashmere Bouquet--
 SALE PRICE 7oe box 20c. Oatmeal SALE PRICE 55e box : s17c Unscented. Glfcerine-
 SALE PRICE 45e box 1Sc White Glematis-- SALE PRICE 4sss a box SALE PRICE fse 1Tc Pears Unscented Soap SALE PRICE f4ee ' 12c Palmolfxel Soap SALE PRICE 60
 shLE PRICE fife Sc Lava Hand Soap
 SALE, PRICE se 10c- Goblin Hand Soap
 SALE PRICE Be- Ivory Soap.. SkkE PRICE oe E 23c All White Rose Glycerine-A
 SALE PRICE 21c 35e 47t1 Mayfiower Glycerine--, SALE PRICE 2sc Ricksecker's Lettuce-- c. SALE PRICE 12kso 15c Rose Giycerine--
 SALE PRICE fife. 10c Tussaine Violet
 SALE PRICE Sc 1oc Jergen's Witch Hazel Soap SALE PRICE Sc 10c Jergen's Castle. Soap
 SALE PRICE Sc 15c Arnour,s Bath Tablets SALE PRICE f2e 1oc Physicians and Surgeon's- SALE PRICE Be
 SALE PRICE tse
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10
ROUGES AND COMPACT POWDERS

soc Dorin Rouge. SALE PRICE 45c soc Dorin Compact
 SALE PRICE 45c soc Mary Garden Compact-~
 SALE PRICE 45c soc Luxor Rouge. SALE PRICE 42c 50c Luxor Compact
 SALE PRICE 42c soc Pompeian Rouge
 SALE PRICE 4ec ,5ocs Derma Viva Rouge SALE PRICE 39c MANICURE NEEDS
 Cutex Preparations All Cutex Preparations which, sell regularly for 35c will be sold during this sale for
 ONLY 29c 27c Parker Prays Roseline- " SALE PRICE 2Sc 23c Lustrite Cuticle Ice
 SALE PRICE 2oe
 SALE PRICE So lOc hins's SALE PRICE Sc
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-13

which has left such an impression o.
helpfulness that all of the United States
are turning to the Republicans for the
restoration hoped for in every American
heart. So striking is this truth there is
confident belief the sectional lines
which heretofore have marked the limits
of Republican majorities are certain tc
be broken and the solid South, Demo
cratic for two generations, henceforth
will be no more than a political mem
ory."
virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, and
Louisiana are encouraging Republican
hopes. Texas, if not so promising, is de-
handing the reorganization of the Dem
ocratic party, with restored Jeffersonian-
ism, and while it is at it Texas may 60
the whole route to redemption and turn
to confident Republicanism for the
realization of its higher aspirations"
Touching the Mexican situation, Sen
ator Harding said:
"Why NEEDLE and mess up things in
Europe, 1000 miles away, when there is
plenty to attract our attention on our
own borders. Mexico affronts u.s. kid
maps our citizens and murders when we
do not ransom. I would rather make
Mexico safe and set it aglow with the
light of new world righteousness, than
menace the health of the republic in old
world contagion. FIX.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-13
SOUND BUSINESS
BASIS FOR CHURCH
lnterchurch World Movement
Natural Growth Of Tendency
To Eliminate Waste
AVOIDS USELESS COMPETITION
Religious Financiering RevoIutionlzed
BY Success Of Men And Millions
Movement And Cooperation
Is Result
AVOIDS USELESS COMPETITION

The Interchurch World Movement
of North America is an attempt by
forward-looking leaders of the various
evangelical denominations of the Unit
ed States and Canada to coordinate
the resources in men, money and mate
rial for Protestant America.
Historically it is the logical out
growth of tendency of the national
boards in each denomination to form
working alliances among themselves,
In which each board shall preserve its
identity and control its own personnel
and treasury.
In former times, the home mission
society, the foreign mission society,
the church extension society and the
various philanthropic and eleemosy.
nary agencies of any denomination
conducted their affairs independently
or one another. Each surveyed its
own restricted territory, prepared a
budget of money and workers for it's
own purposes and made it's own ap.
peal to its constituency for support.
This could only mean that these
agencies were more or less in com.
petition with one another; that there
were waste and duplication Of work
and money, and that among them all
some work was neglected and some
denominational resources were entire
iy overlooked. Because of their spe-
c1alized training, the leaders of each
agency regarded themselves as pecu-
harly fitted for their tasks, and jeal-
ously regarded attempts at outside
interference.
Decide On Experiment
After decades of such haphazard
methods, the leaders of one denomina-
ton decided on an experiment They
thought it would be possible for the
agencies to get together for a com.
mon study of all the opportunities and
resources Of their brotherhood. TO
make out unified budget of men and
money, and to conduct a concerted an.
peal for funds. 1t was made clear
that each constituent board shonld
preserve complete autonomy. .
When the board representatives met
they found it possible to eliminate a
great amount of organization ex.
penses. They ultimately worked out
budget and plan of campaign that
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-13
MARCH CROP REPORT FOR 1890.

Mr.. Lionel L. James, Louisiana FielC
Agent Of the Bureau of Crop Estimates
U. S. Department of Agriculture, has is
sued the following figures with reference
to the quantity OF grain on farms March
/, 1920, per cent of corn crop merchant
able, and percentage of the grain crops
shipped out of the county where grow
both in Louisiana and the United States
Grain on Farms March /, Estimated.
Louisiana.
Corn for 920-9712500 bu.; for 1919
100000 bu for 1918 12,312,0O0 bu.
Oats for 1920, $500 bu.: for 1919
100000 -bu.; for 1913 10000 bu.
United States.
Corn for 1920, 1,09209s 900 bu.; fol
1919, 855,269,0o0 bu.; for 1918, 1883
100000 bu.
Wheat for 1920, los $1,000 bu.; fol
1919, 12S,703,0O0 bu.; for 1913, 1o7745,.
900 Blu.
Oats for 1920, 422,81s, 900 bu.; for 1912
5o0,251, 900 bu; for 1918, 9o,2oS, 900 bd
Barley for 1920, 38,O10,000 bu.; fol
1919, S1,746,o0 Blu. for 1918, 44,419,00 br
Corn, Percentage of Crop Merchandise
Louisiana for 1920, 76.0 p. c.; for 1912
700 p. c.; for 1918, 500 p. c.
United States for 1920, 1868 p. c.; fo1
1919. S2.4 p. c: for 1918, 600 p. c.
Estimates of the percentage of the
crops which is shipped out Of county
where grown are as follows no ys1r
averages):
Louisiana-corn ?. c.; Oats 6 p. c.
United States-Corn 1919 p. c.; Wheat,
ST. p. c.; Oats, 29.7 p. c.; Barley Az p. c.