Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-30
HORTICUL TURISTS
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Mfr Brown, whose home il in George
town i manager az the Associated or
charfs which comprises five large or
chArds he began bus orchard career 81
yeals ago n central Kent county. when
his father, the ate Jacob G. Brown,
pAnted the Ertt commercial apple or
chart m llclaVare AZ the sge OF ! I he took
chau1e az his father orchards, then con
.istinc Il 200 ac7S Al - he went int
fruit gr,,vlnC fo- himself. Then he was
eha..l master OF the Delaware Stat.
Grange - lead the TGht tor the grange
before the Interstate Commerce Cu.amls-
san FOR l0ver freight rates, which was
r.cc~=srul lie hccame secretary and
,,.c,itlve oTcrr the Delaware Fruit
Exchangs- -, Of Us kind IN the
United Staie-. hC lef' this 10 become
general manage. u The Baltimore Fruit
and Produce ExcharS Se later he became
edltor - the frIIt Bell, published At
Grand Rapids Michigan. which position
be stu holds
EonE PROBLAAs 5r THE ORCHARDIsT.
Following IS the pst Of Mr.. Droman
pal-eT
In spite o. al ire teachings OF all tie
agriculture schco!e and colleges, that
thei- puplls wher gradus'ed should dec
cate their lives Ia educate the farmers
child.en 10 STAY where they are IN spite
all that Das been said and done Ia the
I~st l0C wears To induce the country BOYS
and girl. tO -tay on the farm. the pOpUla
tior a tie UnIted States has been drifting
more and m re toward Inc CITY 4 snort
time ago / was n Ellis Island watching
that o1aslome-atc crowd - ICreIgners
pouring INTO this country 8 the rate Of
owe teu thousand g dsy COEmHsoner
of Immigration J. 4 Wallis nfo.ms me
thai he II exporting III the very near
future the arrival q coo 900 Poles and
2O0, 90 JeWr. fcu- mlllrn I've thousand
ltalIans ale clamc.Ing 20 transportation
70 the country When the b3 ICES sIounu
Ruxsls and Austria r. c removed the com
ulissione- expects 3 00O 60 SiavS 10 seek
admission Nnat was once = me- e lIvulet
az O)O .goQ q year RIg my become t.
might1 I've % lu.o09O00 WHAT I'M
uTessed me most 81 wot cheG .I'e pathetic
worn. weary throng undes the Stars
and StrIpesr vas tnat 8bV.t nlDe out 9t ten
we're bound fol tEe cst CiIes. thus
making stIli G;cate ths- dip CpcrtIUn
between city and ~ al population, help
inp to widen thIs seemingly tnbTldgable
chesm between wIat the producer e
calves and wiat Tie Hsuiucc pays Il
paFes 40 dif3c cilc,, apparently how little
tae farmer receives. the city people pay
foi their .Od - though 2 terrible famine
had bliglited aJl he Land
1t r. q strange coincidence that at the
ve-v time the void Is beginning 10
know something a.au he food. the
medicinal, and tie inyigo. atiug proper
ties of the apple 81 comp. ed with other
foods oecha ds a.c dying twice us fast
a. they are beng planted Tie announce
nlent come from scientific laboratories
that the nuIube 81 hear and - units
that can be pa chased III ,cu cents worth
al apples r 457 IN ten ceut- worth Of
porte house steak 44I III o1l-e WuIds,
the food value of apple- IS over three
times ~ q eat a. thar 4. steak Tie boards
OF health and Of education IL tie clties are
co. dur,i sys eIHt tic ctEpaIg ~
teach the value ci .pples IS food q
medicine Thee IS d Ie.- tcma fur
apples todsy as evide ced by the fact
that they are sold Nc@ Yoil for 20
oents apiece. 49, q .t 81 Te. ,.--b. sket
SIS q barrel Ii New Heye Corn.
Just as soon Is fo.CR Peoples have re-
covered soi,ewh-t fcm I've lays yes Of
war ard domestic add f9fe,. tra. spOrta-
ton becomes more adequate, tie demand
fo- American apples VIII far exceed the
SIMPLY Therefore George GtccrIEg Of
Monroe. Mich, declare he had Travelled
for two years thruugi erc.y couatry Of
Turoue before tae waI studyir Z the apple
situation Not 2 sir gle dccc1 t-slzed apple
orchard did be fcd il all Europe Apples
are 40 scarce, said Efr G1ee III &. IL those
foreign lands that 80 per cent Of the