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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
HARDING PAT ON
CAMPAIGN PLANS
Will Emphasize Interest in Party,
Rather Than Nominees,
He Says.
py Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evcf,lne
Chicago, July S.--Will II. Hays, Re
publican National Chairman, resumed
hearings today with party leaders OF the
Middle Western States. He Will leave
tomorrow for Marion, Ohio, with T.
Coleman du Pont, Of Delaware, chairman
OF the nomination notification committee,
TO confer with Senator Harding.
L. II. Ssoddard, one of the leaders OF
the ProgrcSsives in the 1912 campaign,
assured party leaders of support on the
part of former followers OF Theodore
Roosevelt.
Protests from Ohio leaders against a
front porch campaign by Senator Hard
ing will be taken up with the nominee
by Mr.. Hays.
Marion, o., July S.--Senstor Harding
will stand pat on his campaign plans.
Indications that Gov Cox will conduct
an aggressive fight in other States for the
Presidency have not ye. disrupted the
intentions OF the Republican nominee
He animated that he believed Gov. Cox
naturally would select the opposite
method of conducting the fight.
Senator Harding has not, however,
closed the door behind him IN deNg-
mating his front porch as hrs speaking
place.
Gov. Cox's ability as a vote get'er is
recognized in the Republican camp.
The Republican nominee has MAIN
tanned that the personality Of candidates
is of lesser Importance in the campaign
of parties he intends TO wage, but the
fact that he, personally, has taken the
defensive position viii make his move
mcnts and declarations to some extent
subject to the nature of the fight earned
on by his opponent. That Senator
Harding will keep away from the qualih-
cations Of the two candidates is now clear.
II am going to emphasize interest
in part =" he said yesterday That $
going TO be fad in this campaign"
Practically all the statements by
Senator Harding and bis advisers that
the front porch campaign will be waged
have been made with qualifications. That
the tactics now in use have been agreed
upon for the present is established, but
Senator Harding has declined to state
that they Will be followed indefinitely.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08

timc and position, while others were
getting war wages and the cost Of living
was going up.
MEMORIAL BUILDING.
Several of those present at tho meeting,
however, held to the attitude taken by
Delaware Post of the Legion, that n
memorial building would be Of more
general benefit than bonus. They
pointed out the lack Of any convention
hall in Wilmington, and the business
and money which might be brought into
the State by bringing conventions OF
various kinds here il there was any place
to receive them Such building, they
argued, could also serve an headquarters
for the Legion, the G.. A. X. and other
patriotic bodies, and fulfill all the fune-
tions Of n community center.
The matter Of preference in public
employment WAS discussed with warm
feeling One service man pointed to the
situation in Massachusetts,, where ~
per cent of the employees at the State
House are cx-servicc men, and where
service men get the preference by law
in all civil service appointments. They
cited instances in which men who resigned
from the National Guard at the outbreak
Of the World War had received public
appointments, while others who served
in France were rejected. One such
appointment WAS reversed, but only by
an appeal To Washington.
The fact that Delaware has no National
Guard WAS cited as a result Of the lack oi
recognition accorded to military service
in the State. IL WAS pointed out that
the State officials have nowhere SO much
as put up tablet in memory of the men
who died in France. The same neglec,
OF service men, it was stated, appeared
after the service on the Mexican border
in 1916; and il was as "A result Of this
il was claimed, that the 59th Pioneer
Infantry, when il sailed TO France, was
not strong enough numerically TO serve
in the lines with the doughboys. If more
interest had been foatered in military
service, some of the speakers claimed
Delawarc's total of 1000 volunteers fol
the regular army, navy and narins
corps might have been greatly improved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
CONSIDER La TOILETTE
As THIRD PARTY HEAD
Frank p. Walsh Also Mentioned
as Nominee of Convention
to Meet Saturday.
nv ASSOCIATED Press TO Every Evening

Chicago, July s--Amos Pinchot Of
New York, member of the Committee
Of Forty-eight. which meets here Saturday
in national convention, left today for
Madison. Wis, IN confer with Senator La
Toilette, who is mentioned rs one Of the
leading candidates for third party presi-
Dental nomination.
Prank + Walsh Of Kansas City, former
chairman of the Industrial Relations Com
mittee. and later Of the War Labor Board.
Is also mentioned.
]. A. n Hopkins Of New Jersey, nation
nj chairman of the Committee Of Forty
eight, issued q statement today IN which
he declared that "reactionsry influences
ruled the Democratic conve ntion at San
Francisco just as they did the Republican
gathering nj Chicago fIe predicted that
the new party TO be organized here Satur-
day would be "a real factor in the Novem-
Der election"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
: Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago, July s.-Cattle, receipts 5000
beef steers, better grades bulk she stock Is
to % cents higher; prime l,450 pounds
steers, LOO; best yearlings held at same
price, bulk beef steers 00al6.50; can
ners, cutters and bulls, steady; veal calve
IS cents to 81 higher; bulk, I2.50al3 .25 ;
stockers and feeders, strong.
Hogs, receipts 26,0O0; active, 25 cents
to 35 cents higher than yesterdays aver
age; top, 1,625; bulk, light and light butch
ers $f5.S0a1615; bulk, $50 pounds and
over .S5aI570; pigs steady TO higher.
Sheep, receipts 10000; uneven; lambs
% cents to 80 cents higher; sheep strong
to 80 cents higher; strictly choice Idaho
lambs 1910; other Idaho. lambs l,525;
top native lambs 500; bulk $l4 GOAL 90;
very good oregon wethers S25; choice,
Idaho ewes 500; bulk. native ewes $500
700; choice feeding lambs $40; very good
wethers, 765.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
GENERAL ADVANCE IS
SEEN IN STOCK MARKET
Gains Of ! to 3 Points Made ir
Rails and Some
Specialties.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

ny Associated Press To Every Evening
New York, July s wall Street, lo5o
a. m The upward swing Of prices IN
the stock market made further progress
st the opening today, signs pointing 10 a
continuance Of yesterdays activity IN
the popular speculative shares. some
oils, equipments and motor subsidiaries
rose to almost 3 points in the hrst lew
minutes Of trading and rails gave promise
of extending Yesterdays moderate gains
Shippings, chemicals, textiles and utlil-
ties advanced from half point to z points,
Noon-Proiit-taking IN speciaities
checked the advance during. the firso
hour. but il was resumed before noon
Under lead of rails, gains of TO points,
accompanied the buying OF southern
Pacific. Louisville d Nashville, Delaware
4 Hudson and several cheaper issues,
notably Southern Railway, Rock Island,
Texas Pacific, st. Louis & San Francisco,
Missouri Pacific preferred, St. Paul pre-,
fcrrcd and New Haven. Oils increased
their gains on the rally with motors and
chemicals. Irregular advances were made
hv coppcrs and tobaccos. Further relaxa-
tion was shown by the money market, call
loans opcning at z per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
JOHN Herring FOR GOVERNOR
Milford Man Proposed for Republican
Nomination.

John Herring, who resides in the Kent
county section of Milford, has been pro-
posed for the Republican nomination for
governor.
Mr.. Herring was member Of the Con-
stitutional Convention in 1897 and q
delegate TO the Republican National
Convention in 1916.
1t is reported that Alice Republicans
are vigorously opposing the candidacy
Of Colonel William ID. Denney of Dover
for the Republican nomination Tor
governor. Colonel Denney is close
friend Of Harry A. Richardson OF Dover,
who defeated ]. Frank Alice when the
latter sought reelection as United States
Senator in 1907.
Republicans regard General Alden X.
Benson of Dover and Mr.. Herring as
Colonel Denney's strongest competitors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
HELD ALLEGED WIPE BEATER.

The CASE of Jake Peldyzk, charged with
assault on his wife. with intent n commit
murder, was heard last night before Magis-
trate Gillis, who held the man in $500
bail for tho Court II General Sessions
Neither of the principals speak English
The difficulty arose over a domestic
matter, il was testified: the disappearance
of some cloth bought for making clothes
for the children After quarrel the man
struck his wife IN the stomach and back
and on the head
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
BAN ON TRADING
Continued from pags I

Russian authority with which this Gov
eminent can maintain the relations usual
lv gibsisting between nations.
srThc action which the United States
ia now taking IN no wise constitutes .
recognition of the validity Of industrial
or commercial concessions granted by
any existing Russian authority American
citizens ayailing themselves Of the present
relaxation of restrictions arc warned
against the risks incident 10 the acceptance
of commodities or other values the title
to which may later be brought into ques-
tion.
THE situation which at present pre-
walls, relative TO travel from or to kussia
will be unaffected by the removal OF trade
restrictions. Passports for Russia cannot
be issued"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Il l-l<>l. I..l.- @ (.c<x,

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, July S-Corn. easier, As
to grade and location, -S5a1 go; the latter
for No. / yellow.
Osts. lower: No. 2, white. 1.29a1 so
No. 3, white, 1.2Sal .29; butter, lower
western creamery extra, $50; nearby
prints, fancy, 67a69.
Cheese, steady; New York full milk,
fancy fiat, 2712a28; common to good
do, 24a27; leghorn, 2Sa2S12; single decks,
2Sa29.
Eggs, higher; nearby firsts, 40; do,
current receipts, 46; western extra hrsts,
4Sa5O; do, frsts, 45a47; fancy selected
packed, 59a61.
Live poultry, dull, unchanged; fowls,
heavy, 36a37; do, light, 32a35; broilIne
chickens, not leghorns, 55a70; broilmg
chickens, white leghorns, 40a45; old
roosters, 24a26; ducks, old, 2Sa30; do,
spring, 35a37.
Dressed poultry, weak; fowls, lower;
fowls, fresh killed, choice to fancy, 4Oa42
do, small sizes, 35a37; roosters, 25a27
broiling chickens, western, not leghorns,
62a65; do, leghorns, 5Sa60; spring ducks,
long island, 35a37; do, do, 2Sa29.
Potatoes, higher; Florida, 9.50a11 .00
per barrel; do, No. ?, 3.5Oa6.00 Jersey
for 5s-bushel baskets, 2.l5a225; No. 2
do, 1.I0a1. 40.
Flour, quiet, firm: soft winter, straight
western. l3.O0a13.25. do, do, nearby
12.75aI3 90: hard winter straight, l3.25a.
1875: do, short patent, 14.OOaI4.50
spring first clear. ] .50a12 90. do, patent
l3.55a13 90; do, short patent, 14.25a-
LAYS: spring and city mills, patent, family
brand, l5.50a16.40.
Hay, firm: fair demand; timothy No. 2
42O0a44.0O; do, No. 3, 39.O0a4O 90
sample, 35.OOa37 90. no grade, 28.OOa-
32OO: clover mixed hay light, mixed
AZ .OOa43 90; No. ], mixed, 40.O0a4l 90.
Tallow quiet prime city loose, 934: do.
special loose, l0l3; prime country, 8s4
edible, in tierces, l2l2.
Bran, quiet, steady; soft winter brar
western, in 1O0-pound sacks, 60 .5Oa6l 90
do, spring, do, 59.OOa6O.OO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
MOSCHELLI TRIAL POSTPONED.
Case Goes Over Until September Term
of u. S. Court.

Before Judge Hugh NJ. Morris, In a
special session of the Federal Court this
raorning, Luigi Moschelli, charged with
robbing a mail pouch near Claymont last
April. who is out on bail, made a motion
through J. Frank Ball, his counsel, for
postponement of bis trial from the present
to the September term.
As this was not opposed by District
Attorney James II. Hughes, Jr., the
motion was granted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
Some Boat Owners Careless.

Motor boat owners have put themselves
in difficult situation BY ignorance of
the Federal law which required that the
Customs House be notified Of any change
in ownership of these boats. The law
applies To the numbered boats of less than
FIVE tons, and failure 20 comply with it
carries u penalty of $40 fine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
Child Hit by Auto.

Mary Bulieno. years old, 100 Tatnall
street was struck by an auto driven by
A. A. Turner Of Philadelphia this after
noon in front of her home. Turner took
the girl tn the Delaware hospital where
it was found her injuries were not serious,
consisting Of bruises about the head.
Turner then drove 20 the police station
and reported the accident.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
UPHOLDS CONVICTION
OF LABOR ORGANIZERS

Pittsburg, Pa, July S,-Judge r. Nj.
Kennedy today upheld the conviction of
six organizers of the American Federation
of Labor for attempting to hold street
meeting in Duquesne, Pa, without a
permit last May, but reduced the fine of
slO0 imposed by the magistrate In each
case to $25 An appeal, it was announc-
ed, would be taken to the United States
Supreme Court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits have been issued by
Inspector Preston as follows:
Shlpley street, 905; Wagamon Real
Estate Co. owner, W. j. Wiley builder;
alterations, $500.
Front street, 3l9 West; Joseph Viloni
owner and builder; addition, $500.
Union street, 2l0; Harry Papales
owner and builder; garage, $500.
Fourth street, northwest corner West
street; Wilmington Monthly Meeting of
Friends, owner and builder; alterations,
81, 1000
Claymont street, 1928; G. Scatasti,
owner, Gregg & Hicks builders; addition
$735
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
RAILROAD NOTES.

J. +. Faynes, freight traffic representa-
tive of the Southern Railway system, with
offices in Philadelphia, was in this city
yesterday conferring with local railroad
officials on the transfer Of traffic to the
southern railroads.
X. l.. ODonnel, vice-president Of the
Central Region of the Pennsylvaia rail-
road, has been granted a leave of absence
by the railroad and his place will be taken
by III. i. Neill. Mr.. O'Donnell is i'll.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
Frommer Pleads Not Guilty.

An information was filed before Judge
Morris yesterday by Federal District
Attorney Hughes charging Henry From
mer with keeping a still. The judge ac-
cepted a plea Of not guilty, and the case
will be heard at the next term of co urt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
SCHEDULE TONIGHT

Brownson VS.. St. Elizabeth's, Brown
town; St Mary's VS.. st. Hedwig's mill
tary grounds; st. Thomas VS. Holy
Name, Clayton Park; Pioneers VS. st.
Annes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
p. r. X. Man Retired After "A Years.

William +. Hnger, 1005 Lombard
street. has been retired by the Pennsyl-
wanna railroad after A years and 3 months
IT, it, service as painter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
Pay School Tayes Promptly.

City and county school taxes are being
paid promptly Returns 10 date are fnr
in excess of last year at this time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08

Register of Wills Isaac r. Brown has
granted letters of administration on the
estate Of John L. Castelow to Frank X
Jones.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
DEATHS.

HEMpHILIs-Tn Delaware City Del on
July :. 1920 Evans HemphiIl
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral services at his late residence.
Deiavare~City. Del on Saturday afternoon
July 10 AZ O'Clock. Interment a. Deis-
ware City cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
" p Iorde Hon1e

W T. Jorde has returned from week 3
trip to Mammoth Cave, Kentucky.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
POWDER QUOTATIONS.

feported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.,
dt Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08

You try an Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-08
FORMER SOLDIERS
Con tinued from page I

time and position, while others were
getting war wages and the cost Of living
was going up.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16

ably nesala poznovu hrozbou pro bal
t6m6r pc pu stoletf.
Draha vede 1zeni, kde prostiray kdys davne sveo
Use Chaldejska, Asyrska Babyonska Byl kdysi nej
1rodn6s kraj sveta dnes zlua pusta plan po
jinych Jsou zde srcenny velik5ch jezu, nadrz
vodoVacch analu, techto vd sv6t nad6 budoucnost
Mesopoamie Pred n6koka lety sir William Wcocks, pro-
suy bcky nZenyr jonz vystave avnou Assuanskou hrz
Eypte odhad re starobllT zavodnovaci system Meso
potami moh by byt obnovem nakladem $AG,00OO00 re
Mesopoame moha by ploditi hojnost iako ia
dob HerodotovVch Neduez6Sm starovkych kanau byl
kan5l Nahrawansly $50 mil dlouhI 1872 yardy siroly =
vetsi nezi kerIkol kana Egyp6 c nd Jeho soupefem
by obrovsy kana Kcre2 Saideh 400 mil douhy enz poc-
nal Iu Eufratu vedi do more zapad od Sat-e-
Arabu. Zdroiem VekG cast zayodnovacho systemu by
brov5ky nedaleko Sppary m6r obemu 14O
mil mel hlOubky l80 stop Tyto stavby ucnly poust6
krai opyvajci mlGkem strdi, po veky i zde mionove
pritinv6ho lidn.
Ale pai pfi5ly oocans6 vlky b4hen richz kanay byly
zanedbany nesnne rozvodneni Tpridu jez porhalo
hraze zaplayo zem zaplnilo kanay pskem. ri obyva
pok,lsiti rekos1ci Dirovs6ho syst&n Stroke
nizny byly ponechany Sakaum supum p6tunym banditm
kter cd salcti chill cesovanrv ra nebezpecnJm
Ale to VSe bude znl6nGno vystav6nm Bagdake ahy, ak
Eyropa ocekaVa Dychvy rh bude povzbuzovat OBJ
noVeni Zavodnovacho systemu Osadnc budou priva
beni honem pocu staci odrazeni taku pouSte
tinil poyt tomto rai nesym. Frepaden velikJch vo
Ske StiezenYch Vahu nebude tax snadnm Vnosnym pod
niken jako pfepaden karavan Mesopotame ope rozete
Y zahradu lidsya, kerd bude slavi nayrat3do raie.
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ZVEDANi POTOPENYCH
LODI.

1urista, ktery pilStiho lara
.neb lGta buGe se bIiziti lru bre-
hum Anglie, spatii V praci mno
ho muzstev q potapecu, .kteri
mail pred sebou ve.kv ukol
zyednouti kolem tisice lodi. po-
topenych "a valky ponorkami
ancbo jinymi proatfedky. TG-
mer polovina z 0,Ol3.711 tun
lodniho prostoru, zlracen6ho
"a valky Anglii, potopena by
IA ncdaloho pobrczi je do
isah1 potapGGiL. A dniralita llfed
ne vyznaGila. 1000 lodi k zycd-
mutt dopraveni do suchVch
doku anebo k prozkounani a
zvednuti aspoa jeiich nalladu.
M0dcrni pTistroie, iea zdoko
Inalcny byly IA valky. isou s to
zvednouti jakcuko!iy LODI iez
SC ncna 6za We vetsi hloubce
lnczli i20 stop. Nakladv v8ak
mohou b1ti zvcdnutv u mno-
hem v6tsich hlubin, az 1872 sto
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"NAVRAT DO RAJE"

Poznovu zavni Sc snad zlata psentna pole We vanku
nyni pusd plane Mesopotame zabelaj
ei prosranstW bavnou derOuc praskych pupencu;
poznovu napni snad sypka seta miony pnych
covnku jako byo onech vzdaenych talech, jez
pova Herodou kdy obi sypao dive ste az til sanasobne
Voda zavn Snad poznovu kanAeCh aVno Vyschych
pronleaii oblivuhodn6 sti mez Eufraem glidem,
kere pred sa!ctim svlazovaly prahou nyni pudu Ably
yak ato restarace stare Mesopotame bvla umoznena Ev-
ropa musla byt nejdrvc smacena kyi mionu Zda nova
Mesopoamie vvaz uto cenu pouze budoucnost muze po
vddt ale vzkSena Mesopoanie muze byt jeSe yets nez
psa Herodot Dvotd oceloya stuhy budou
hIbat pod Thou obrovkych ok0moW slime naozenych va
gon plodny obchodnho sv6ta kra
je kde pskem zavaG cesty py dosud zaru letnho stun
karavany osu. kon mczku zyifuii kotoute prachu
Eyropsk0 civcc bude pfnesen do toto zem6 kde dosud
dfia zpominy sarsi snad nadherndisi civisac kde
vsak ayni pouze pnIn tqny ocoynku bandiu rusi jed
notyarpost poustd.
tomto yzkfi3en bude zelesnen salety Evropy
veova Drang mach Oste Pangermanskyeh W.
boicu. keri nasi potatc uskutecneni ohoto kon
Bagdadsk6 drhy zfskanych Turecka
Kaiser vdt liz panstv Ange mad Vychodem zomeno touto
vekou drahou tahnouc Berlma pres Rakousko Uhry
Srbsko, Buhasko Turecko do Carhradu kde gigancky
ocelovy pres ospor mel spojoyat Evropu ASH Cd
sud vde iz lesklc koee b6zet Malou ASH Mesopoa
mil do Bagdadu, do Bay do Koweitu Perskem zaivu,
icz Angle duvno p0razOvaa svui soukrouy revir
tohoo vyrostl desivy pzrak valky Rusko
ydelo nebezpeti spociVac podroben Turecka vu Posu
pmi Francie videa hrozbu vzrustu eutonske moc.
Vekd Brilne vdela sve panstvi Vychode ohrozeno
Drala Berlina Perskemu zalvu bya by poskyta Meme
cku vyhodu obchodu lndi mad bckou lodn dopravou,
ktera nutne nlusa ubira pomaou nakadnou cestou
slrze Sedozenn more, Suezsky prupav, Rude more
Arabskd do Indie Mmo drlha Berna Persk6mu "a
ivu bFVala by bya Noenskou hrozbou nd
bot yaky, nemecke zbo2i do Orentu byy by mohy
voziti vojsto Rusto Francie musy spokoiti
marn mi protety suana proti udeni akovch koncessi
NemelNu Ah&le byla NSak poSiG Jenah Vyuza sVe-
no viiu pnucen sejka Mohareka pakcky neodvislGho
olsku Pcrsa6ho zaiyu ably odepre
less prodouzeni dr.hy do koweitu.
nraze byl zasen piistup Stredozemnimu odboc-
V dc prsavu AleKardrety, mad nz dalo Turccko pnou
TKontrou Nemecu ale czados kaserova nespokoj'a nj
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hajeni syetove vallY, kdy zvc-
dli Y HaVajskTch yodach ponor
ku hlobhy vice .jak 200 stop. |
Anglicka admiralita vypraco
vala mapu, ukazuiici $ blizkou
pfesnosti posici kazde, potope-
ne lode nczi Dungeness, ma iiz
nina konci kcatu, vnikajicih
do Anglick5ho kanalu, dsti
fcky Tyne phi mofi Scvcrnim.
Ccrnc body na tGto mape ma
znaculi posice potopenych lodi
Pruhy t6chto cernych tecck
jsou hustd PHI Dea Il a Suffolk
sAcm pobfeai a ncdaleko AL
donburghu jsou tax cetnt, zcI
podobail Sc icdinkemu cernc-
mu poi. Y tcchto oblastcch An
gilcane take dopadli ancbo zni|
clli neiV6t5i pocet nemeckJch
ponorak.
MnozstFi tecek nalGzasse tea
pri psti Tcmze. Mezi Flambou;
rough Head q Whitby, pri por
Li'ezi hrabstvi lorskeho, N6nd|
q mcll take bohatou zen, jakl
naznaGPje hustota tecek, jcai
vodc iako ohon smerem severA
MIN Go Sererniho more. Vetsi
na techto lodi da Sc zvednoue
II, ale Jlnak je tomu V pripad6.
Lusltanle. jcz potopena Y hloubs
zee 29f 1Jopy nedaleko jizniho
pobrezi lrska. Lod' tato mela-
ceinu $10,0O0.0O0 vezla ma.
klad V Gene $600.000. Nejaky
pokus 0 dostizeni lode tGto bu-
oe snad uclnen, a e bylo by za-
ziaken Iachran6ni lode, iez'
hse8N na dno more v mistcch,
fde zacinaii Yelke hlubiny. Ma
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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-01-24
Adjournment of Rooms in
Home Requires Careful
Study of Color Scheme

Rooms have to be studied, like peO-
pie, for their adornment. Their height,
their width and their relation to the
sun must be considered. They also
have to be treated in relation to those
who live in them.
People are playing with colors now.
Some tints, like amber and yellow, are
very difficult. You have to lead up to
them, and very often before the
scheme is complete the designer
throws it up in despair.
Brown is the most difficult of all.
Of every hundred people who think
they want brown, and come to the
great furnishing houses with their cob
or palettes full Of every tone, ninety
five resign themselves to another color.
Greens are the easiest colOrs to live
with, and joyous jade green's, some
shot with blue, others with yellow, are
now to be found in the most dignified
rooms. Greens rest tired eyes in way
that captious blues can never do.
Those who cannot change their fur.
nishings often favor this kindly color.
Stripes and plain-colored hangings
give size and height to room. Motley
cretonnes or silks draw room in and
make it smaller. So 1t is best to go
warily when dealing with the brilliant
furnishings Of today.