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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Phillips Petroleum Co. has made applica-
ton 20 list 10000 additional shares of
stock Of no par value. on the New York
~ttrrk Exchange.
otis Elevator Co covering operat ions for
the six months ended June 30. 1920 shows
that earnings are running al the rate of S29
4 share on the common stock, against Sl9
4 sharc actually earned in the 1919 fiscal
year
Loans sgrresatinc Sc .42e. 100 were made
10 1880 farmers throughout the country by
Federal land hanks on longtime first mort
sATes during June.
The crop report of the American Steel and
Wire Co says Corn in fine shape. has
made good headway. Conditions continue
favorable for shipping spring wheat. Win
ter WHEAT outside the belt not satisfactory
oats have made good progress. Cotton con-
tinues late. Condition improving. Crop will
need sis weeks Of hot sunshine weather to
MAKE crop. Rainy weather has interfered
With hay making. Pastures in good shape"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
YOUR CHOICE-BOY OR GIRL?
Children's Bureau Making an Effort TO
Find Homes.

Which would you prefer. baby boy
with blue eyes. or a girl with dark brown
eyes and dark hair
for adoption two very attractive children.
who correspond with the above descrip-
tions the boy is a year old the girl year
and a half The desirability of both is
assured by the bureau officials, who are
more than usually desirous of placing
them in suitable surroundings. Full legal
surrender will be made in both cases and
the history of the children given to their
foster parents.
Some childless home would be Frightened
by either of the waits. they might grow
up with other children who are older.
where one or two more would be welcomed
The Office OF the Children's s Bureau is
Room 207 Church Building. Tenth and
Market streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ny associated Press to Every Evening

ny Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago July IL Hogs. reccipts. 5000
hetter grades light and light butchers. 10
aud 2nc higher other grades steady 10
higher Closing. strong bulk Of sales.
~ - heavy weight J. 50al5 so. medium
weight IS. .35al6.l0. lieht heavy. ls.oOa
~ 80 heavy pacsinc Sows smooth l3 75s-
"a 90 pscsing ~o~s. rough. l3ooal3.75
pigs - TSai4 so.
Cattle. rccsipts. 600. compared with
sesk ago good yesrling steers. about
stsady srassers and strong to heavyweight
corn feds -25 10 coc lower best she stock
and Gamers. strong 10 25 cents higher
Others slow steady bologna and handy
butcher bulls mostly soc higher: best
siockers and feeders lOa2nc higher; others
siow and uneven. veal calves 25 10 soc
hishpr.
sheep. recoipts. 700: bulk receipts.
eiroct few sales steady: top lambs 1850
compared with week ago. lambs about
steady yosrlines and aged wethers are 75c
"a 81 higher ewes. 5oa75c higher. feeding
and breeding stock. steady To 25c higher.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
KNELL PUNISHED.
Accused Of Attacking His Wife He Said
He Was Defending Himself

Judge Finger, in City Court. this morning
imposed sentcnco of 500 fine and three
mon this Imprisonment. six months
Imprisonment on failure To pay the fine. on
John NJ Kncll. charged with assault and
battery on his wife. Katherine kneli.
Mrs KneIi was badly marked about the
face from the beating she alleged she re-
cetyed,
kneli told the court he was merely trying
TO ward his wife off when she attacked
him The court said he was not justified
in administering such punishment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
VITAL STATISTICS.

The weekly report OF tho Board OF Health
shows 30 births 2f marriages and 20
deaths compared with So births. Is mar
riages and 2s deaths for the corresponding
week of 1919.
Ten new cases of transmissiblc disease
were reported. one each OF dphtheria
whooping cough and infantie paralysis
three of scarlet fewer and four OF measles
Five OF the deaths we're Of infants under
two years from intestinal troubles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved by the building
inspector for the following projects.
West street, 1904 X. X. Banks owner and
builder. additions, 81 900
Giipin avenue. 1902 Mrs b. Luke, owner
Reed and Bro. builders additions. 5000
Lancaster avenue. 25os II, Galloway.
owner and builder garage, 800.
1atnAil street s2o-s22: Amelia Held
O~ ner and builder: addition. $500.
Madison street 3ll J. Monaghan, owner
JAnSss A. ulllon. builder: alteraI Ilons. 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
NEMOURS co. WILL RETIRE
FROM DOMESTIC BUSINESS
Trading Corporations to Close Out
$4,000 900 Worth Of Merchandise.

New York July I7.-Charlcs W. Mills.
vice u IN, -ident of the Ncmours Trading
Corporation. announced last night that the
success Of yesterdays experiment at selling
clothing. IN addition to the shoes which
have hscn on sale at Grand Central Palace
two months has brought about n decision
to continue the clothing sales until the
concerns entire domestic stock has been
~old After that, Mr.. Mills said, the
>cmours Trading Corporation will retire
from domestic business.
More than ss.oop.opo worth OF merch3n-
disc will be placed on sale.
Alfred / du Pont Is at the head OF the
>emours Trading Corporation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Register of Wills Isaac r. Brown has
granted letters as follows
1cssam.Dt&ry-On the estate Of James II
Clark 20 Courtland 3, John G. and Will
ham ID tlark.
Administ rAtIon--On the estate OF Naomi
h lyman TO William X. Lyman; estate of
sstats OF Harry B. Murdock to Martha
r.. Murdock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
MAY TAKE MENDINHALL.
Speculation Concerning Republican Gu
bernafOyial Nomination.

Many Republicans believe the Republican
nomination for governor is beginning 70
drift around 70 New Castle county and
viii be given to John M. NendinhalI. who
vas president Of the Pussy a. Jones Co. for
several years.
Mr. MendinbaiI is a former State Senator
and n former Iie,Itcnant-poyernor He now
resides at Rodgers. along the Delaware river
between New Castle and Delaware city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.

ny Associs ted Press TO Every Evening
e~~ YORK July I7.-The actual cond ition
of CLEARING house banks and trust COM
panies for the week shows that they hold
go .2Sh 4 80 reserve in excess Of legal re-
uuirements This is an increase OF $I9-
2ls.33o from last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
LIBERTY BOND PRICES.

New York, July l7.-Final prices Of Lib
srty bonds today were 31z's. &c. .96 first
= 81 so second Is, - so first 4I& s. IS ~
second as. $500. third AVS. SS.5S;
fourth sas - - Victory 33-4s 95 .76;
Victory e. 1882.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
CnUC|BlE STEEL MAKES
ADVANCE OF 8 POINTS
Announcement Of Another Stock
Dividend Was Feature
Of Day.
nv Associated pr.s 20 Every Evening

nv Associated Prcss to Every Evening
New York. july IL wall StrVt; lo,5o
u m.l--An advance of points in Crucipc
stsvl announcement OF announcer s'GN =
dividend equal 10 it.2s per cent was the
fraturr AZ the opening of todAys stock
market Other prominent issues Wer
frastionaIly higher, further short covering
hcins induced by the easier tone OF the
money market. Crucihle lost almost haii
rcaiisinx sales.
Interest In the stock market today was
ovrshado~cd by the yacht race dealings
fatiink tn insignificant proportions. Cru
sihlc steel was the only feature, rslng
almost ten points at the outset on the
uneNpc,tedly large stock distribution but
forf.iting much Of its gain later. Most
other leaders moved within a narrow area
though mainly upward. shares of eN-
prss and chemical companies we're strong
The closing Was steady. Sales approxi-
ma ted 5000 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

El~ctric Bond and share Co. quarterly of
= per cent on common. payable July Is,
and D.. per cent on preferred. payable Au-
gust 2.
tsrly Of per cent on common. payable Au-
gust !.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
BANK CLEARINGS DECREASE.

Bans clcarings for the week as reported
by the Farmers National Bank for the
tlearing House Association were s34I5 :
ueh 80. as compared with 81 $40 600 IS for
tn, corresponding week last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
eported Daily at : oon by Laird & Co.,
Il P0nt Building.
Whadeya make Of This?

Strange that we are never asked TO
take mandate over any country that has
any oil, mineral or other resources
Philadelphia Record.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
YACHT RACE COURSE AS
SEEN FROM A. p. SEAPLANE.

From a Seaplane over Race Course
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
100000
8% Preferred Stock Issue

Pa value o shaesS a
ofoon
subscriptions accepted for less than two shares OF each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
July I0.-Stocks closed irreg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
YACHTS AWAY ON
Cpn tinued from pase

Continued from paxe
shores declared that no finish could be
made within the time limit Of six hour
given for any eontest.
Vorbote., 1920-07-14

Senin, BOB Die roten 2lrluceu llitnt
cher an6alten pcrOen, bis lie 8ur-
lhall gcnommcn 1mO elm Sopiet IN
Der polnifAen 9ouptitoOt eto6liert
'tnben.
@tit 8ori6on genommcn. miro
Oas gollnerf, bas Die 9!lliierten qe-
gen Noli6elpiSmuS an GnOe oes
&riegeS erridtetel1 foiicn uno MN
bleibt rntr Ge1tihlon0 5piihcll
6ranfrClh mo Gnglano lm0 Dem
~&oten Shredcn"
Dies lit, luic man IN Eori5 iaqt
Die l(rioGc bc5 plobliden GntlHlliles
Der 9lQiierten in Spa, ei1en l1eber-
blif iibcr Die Sriegsousriiit1ngen ser
oclltihen Slrmee 5lt 6cfomluen. Nus
oieien @runNe fonOen fiir5lih Soft
feren3cn 5milfcn NiurlGaI Sod lmb
8cn 0illon Sem britiiden @cncral,
'taba6ef ltott, 0a lie lTpilli0 iino,
Geltidlallb llnb Dos mcitliche europa
llnoerteioigt ge9cn Die &oll6clpifi
@efabr 5lt loiien.
Vorbote., 1920-07-14
Tulen oOllitanhig acidIlogen an elmer
,sruut Opn 72O Mei(e1t

True translation filed with the post
master of Chicago, July 9, 1920. as
required by the act of Oct. 6, 1917.
8aridoll, T.. S1Ii. - Iie TuIIcn
mohen al elmer 6ront, nabc5u 72C
Nfeilcn lang, einen ser gr6Btcn 9ln.
ariffe, Den lie jen1oIs qegcn Ole go,
len lI1ltcrnommen boben. Sic &olen
boben bcgonnen iih ou oQen Gl,nf,
ten 5ilrilf5n8letelL icood lit Die boQe
@robe bes 8iid5uges NOD, nitt be,
faint.
2onoon. - Iie 6citlng 9fopno,
elne Der beritbnten 6eitltngcn por
Solbpnto DltIid bon 0ubno lmo
2rtsf, fiel in Die &4noc scr Dol
i9elpiti, NIT 1000 @cfonQencn, 5uei
Ton5er3ii9ch 5lpei iedS5oaigen &os
nonen ltnO eillem 3uge nit 2otomoz
tioen. 9ie Golen meroen uli Sarnu.
pu1 Hilp Stlitutt8 6ll 8etrlcoen.
Berlin. - 9ic polniid)e 1ront
bonl Bripet bis 5u Sen &orpot6en iii
bollltonolg 5ltIonmengebro6eu unt
Die Sitllation lit cine GltBerit ernIte,
lo9t Die bolboffi5ieae 9mgemeine 3ei-
tltng aus iidcrer Suelle.
Scr mliiiI6e @orlnori6 iiiondrts
roh alclp ltn0 9top1ro lit mir olti
leihtcn @iOcritono geitoBen. Cine
Gcpelhe on Die 6ranffl1rter 3citunQ
ats @nridau io9t, Die Solideuif
babct cine Sffeniipc norolid bon
Ger Wfolobe GbnO GoltSf Gilenbo6ll,
lillie begonncn, ober ibr eriter @erIltfI
lit mibgIiift.
Vorbote., 1920-07-14
A0ijcrle weNOen f6 an
1pu|ldj(aNA
g1uGcm basielbc gesen HnRlane
bcnlltcn.

True translation flied with the post
master of Chicago, July 9, 1920, as
required by the act of Oct. 6, 1917.
Boris, 6. Syuli. - Sic Srlblnc
bortc beltc bon clncr rlcllcn l(rlodc
fir sic ploblide @inbcrltfltng Der
aonfcrcna Der 9llliierten ,nlo Gelltlh-
lonO in Spo.
9lua bc4l belten GucllcN III Noris
miro beridtet, baB Die Eolcn gcItcr11
cinen GrGacr elmer iueiBcn 6laggc
ilber ibrc Srontlinie iNnotell, 0le Sols
Idepifi i'm cine (SilltelnnN Der
SSeinoIeligfeitcn crIll:iIelio. 9ic 10
Iition Der Goler III Den Silnlpfcn pon
9ripct lit arnboItbor. SSSn Der point
iben 2inie norb0itlid bon @nri6olt
lit cine 9roBe 2iifc, neruriodt Ourd)
Die Tropogonbo Der @olIhclplfi I'M
ter ben polniiAcl Er,thpcn. 8ar-
ihou lit tut IQhlich obne &crtsiNigltng.
Gs lit nift aeluiB, rb Bic @olldepls
itcn ibren &orrnorid cinltellen.
sl(S sic Yolen iih !ueigerten, ibre
ISfferte, lie in 9orrat Reool lno
Mosfal 5lpefs enter 0isfuiiion fir
Srieoell, onaunebn,e1L % i4por
Vorbote., 1920-07-14
mie bon Ser britiicbe1t Regicrlng
luGbrenO oes 8riegeS getal rurOe.
Sic pplniIhe C1ieniiuc.

Gas gun5e ruiiiidc GoIf 9lou6t,
oaB sic 9lqtierten llno Oie britiitc
gcgierllng Die polnlihe Sifcniipe
llnterltiiBen? Sebr b0ufig lpltroen
uns Tetitionen BON slrbcitcrn in 50.
brifen, nel6e mir beIudten, ilber,
reift, ,1lns hittenb, nQcs 5l TIM, pus
mir fon1en, lint Oas gnOe Der
9lofabepolitif Ger glaiierten unb Ser
milit1rildcn SSnterbcntion ltnb Tric-
oe 5piiden 9fllBlono lu1O Der ilbri,
gen @elt, GIT crreiden.
9ie pol1iihc Sfieniiuc nereinigt
oos san5c Solf, 6ur Gcrtcioieuna
Ser Sopietrcgierlma. Cic groBe
0}oiie Deg Iclfes lino nidlt Sonnnl.
niiten, obluobl Sic gr0Bte 9In5ubl in
Den StGbten Dies limo. SnNor Die
8cgner Ser 9beoric ser Souietregic-
rllng logen, baB lie nidts tim lper'
bell llnr Bic 9egenlpGrtigc &cglerl11q
Sll ltllr5ef, 70 lall9e Der polntl0e XII
griff fortbauert.
@ir iaben bic grcflltioc Scr 9(a.
rllIiii6en So5iolbemofrotiIden Mar
tci, seftionen Der MenIhclpifi unN
cine 9ln5abl bon 8roIeIiorcl 1n>
1bnIihe 9eute, mcl6e ne1Dtrol' no.
rem.
.@cbt rns Sen 6rieNcn pon Slit
Ben rno mir nerher oen 6rleoen III
Snnern iid)ern," iogtcn lie.
2S6 benfc niGt, ooB sic C5cfnhr Del
Grncncrlrng cine5 @iIr9crtrieges il,
TuBlonb in ipcnigen SSSoHrcn porlleN+
hieGeidt lpirO 9fublonb nit clllIael1
Mtooiiifationen Der 6orm Der Neale'
rl,ng, ooer elmer erlUeiterlIng lbret
@oiis, cine Der lpirtlih groBcn gta'
tionen ser @elt lucrocn.
Vorbote., 1920-07-14
J)ie wabrbeit tibet 4uklano
Derfunoet britiife 2lrb,iteroeleeation

True translation fileu with the post
master of Chicago, July 9, 1920, as
required by the act OF Oct. 6, 1917.
Sobol6 olS Oie Sotia6e III Der
Nlrbeitarore'ie bon gnglanb llto oen
Ser. StaQtcn onrd} Sic genteinI6a't-
Iihen &abelOcpei6cn bes ~SonOon
Serolb" uno ser m5eberotco 9reb
befonnt genodt lpl,r0c, baB Ole brls
tiide 9(rbeitcr0cleQntion RltBluno
ooQ @ntblliiosmla iilr Ben Crlten 9lr-
bcitcritaot, pcrlaiien babe, muroc 10
fort oiii5iellc EropaganOo crlaI1en,
mn Sic @ciln0e Der 1clegdtcn ab5u'
ihlpG6en.
@tit 9ficOertrGhtigfeit, Der britt.
ifen oIii5icQen |rop1gollOa clgen,
tpuroe cine oltBerbol6 ItchenOe Srgo-
niiotion berulBt, ais Gucltc Der gtat-
rihten, I'M Sen @crid)t Ser 9lr6eiters
Delegation 5unidte 5u mohel. Gas
Scttiidle &niorlHntIonsbilro lanOtc
cine Grfl0rung binolls, ongeblh Don
icincm !tosfouer 8orreIpon0entel
fommeno, in melher bchouptet miro,
NaB ollrb Iorgf0ltigc 0tosfierllng
Nfo5fu:g unO Petersburg ol$ &C.
idl1ftIQ unb proiperiereuo oltslebelt
QCma6t lpurbe, Inn Sic 8eIldcr IRE
81 fiihren G5 miro icrncr bcballp=
tct, ooB in l2osfau Der StraBen=
bohnoienIt iuipCnbiert muroe, uno
AoB oQc ,StroBcnbobmpagen III bic
95Gbc Scr 9tifoIoposfi StatIon qe-
bradt lr!lr0en, mn lie allifGliig 0cfo-
ricrt, bit mo bcriubren, periudenO,
ben @cilhcrn eiHc Socc 0e$ gcId90f-
tlgCn &crfshr5 bctjtbrlngcn.
G5 ioQtc nitht Dcrqciien uerben,
boB oas Icttiidlc {niormutiOns bilro
nihts lpeiter oIS cine Grandlc Oes
brltii6en oi$IGnOiihcn 2lmtc3 lit.
Soiort n1eh 9tnflnit in 0onoon
hiftiertG ser EoriiBGnoc ser Ielegu-
tion, 8cn 9ltrner, cine grfl0rung
fiir '}ubIifotion III Dem y9abor Sea.
Ser, lpclhe 0ie 9ebnuptuneen oes
lcttiihel; tSl,feraiatiorsbiiros 10, <oa,
ifGn0i8 w;berlcgtc, Oob mir lie I'M.
fern 9cIcrll III ihrCm poQcn (Snbalt
OCOcr qc6cn.
Vorbote., 1920-07-14
l5as wir in Ru6(aNO la6Pn.
&on &en Snrncr, &oriibcnoer ser
hritiihcn 9Irbcltcr6clcgatioN
iIach GublanN.

Ter Gn1pi,ng Der brltlihen Iclc-
CATION III HuBInnh mar Ser hcr5lidIIte
1no cnthuiiuitjifitc. Gic Gclrerfs
icniten lunrcn hnllptIImliG berant.
y.Ortl;dn ilr Die @emiqfomnnungs-
rCruuitnltllngCn. Sic 9fuiicn paren
q 0cnldlcinlid crrrcllt. 0oB cine per
outmortlihc @rllppC Don &cllten alt$
C,1rln ln0Crn San0C dCfonlmen pur,
1lH Bic @ahrbcit itber sic Gm9c Sit
1mtcriudcn lmo lie hicltCn uns mar
rle MGnOr ser iSrClnOihoft cntgcgen.
S&nrec Die Delegation irregefiibrt /?
HIac Gr5GhIlngCn Ser organizer
fen oGunoufldQc", inns 5lt 6ctriIger,
fin0 9lohiinn. ~G3 mGrhen filr ms
fainc gr0Ecrcn %orbCreitlmQcn ges
trofien, nl5 n,;c ielbItpCrit0nol;h fitr
ho5 @iQforlmcn elmer 6circlln0ctcn
TeleQotion. nod, cincm 2anOe font
neno, oas ihon 10 lonQe bon Der
2llBeWucIt nbQcI6loi'Cn mar, gerladt
miirhen.
Sic @challptlmQ. DOB sic Stro,
fen ipe5icQ Qercini9t uno sic 9cioen
ncrborgcn lpurben, oanlit mir nid,t
sic mahrcn 3uItGnoc fcnncn lcrnell
io0ten, f0nncn BEL Seitc gerporfen
ipCr0Cu.
Nic SouietucrtrCtcr luarcn onel
1lnb irci rn0 polltcn, OaB mir OaS
'Shlcd,tcitC ionic oas @cItc Iohcll.
Sic moftcn mlcrc llntcrir6ltngs
nrhcit 10 Icidlt as MIR nloglid. s2ir
hottcn obiolltte iSreibcit, Sit gcbcl1
lrOhin mir lpolltcn.
lln$ mur Crlnubt, Ircl cue Sahrl'
fen 5u bctretCn, oQc Ncrf'tottc1r
A}iihIcn. 0ficntlihc Snitihrtc ln>
pripatc @ohnllngcn.
S'iclc ser TclcQntcn hottcn Srlett
on Tcr'oncn lrCl6c gegcn oos 90
uictiniten Iilo, AltitQlicOer Der 10
;i1lrepolutiororcn Gnrtcl, Scr Wc1t'
ihCIpifs, Sntelleftcn rnb o1oerll
Sic Sppictpcrtretcr iiihlteu lid lc6l
bclcioiQt. oils tic ecfraqt >pl1rbcn, Of
mon Oicicu Ecrioneu cincn 9ciud
obitattcn fonnc.
n@ir icten Gldl feline 9eihrGlt
flinocn", ontportctcn lie. ~SeIudt
mcn %hr luol(t. Itcllt irgenh melht
iTroNen, sic TSfr motif, bier gibt e:
nihts su pcrbcr9c1."
gntibolId1eluiiten interviewed.
9eridie0ene &uiien lpelde antt
boli6emiltij6e &nii6ten nertreten
Vorbote., 1920-07-14
Geb' heiue Babm!
Son ann @reuIi6.

Sch 0enc gntn llnb LAB Die Selttc ldpuGbel1,
Die 9abn lit lang - oic 2eltte id)lpGbcn piel! -
Mog llnpcrItoro bon Srt 3u Srt bid tcbcn
@cG Oeinc Sabn! 9cnf un Oein bobe5 3icl.
Ntag nland)er @ieb bid bart rnO idner pcrIetC:
Der idlonng5los III beinc Seele fel,
98irf ab ppn oir, oos ocine Seel unlpittcrt!
Geb' oeine Subn! Aufrett lulo uneridiittcrt.
Get ocine Sobn, OF iid nit touieno SraGen
Ser blinoc Sob an Ocinc 6eric bGngt,
Sb bic &erlcnl0ung bid, geilnt'n bon olen,
Sls oil Den Nanb 0es ticfItCn 9lbgrllno5 0rGngt -
oeb' beinc 9abn! Gu follnt bu borft ndJt foQcn,
Obs Oclne Seele ulld 5ululnmcn5p0ngt
Stppf in Die Sob! Otit feincm 8lco ge5ttert.
8eb' 0eine Sabn! Nufredt 1lno nlcrid)iittert!
Get beinc Sotr! 9aB Die Gbliitcr ifmGbcu
0nB bics nid)t nloglidl, Oos nidt tllnlih lei,
SaB lie getro lid bintern Sfen eBcn
0dt ibrer bl0Oen aonncgieBerei.
@eb' 0ei1c 9obn mo ioge ben @eiebCn,
Sn Oeren Sieg Die 8elt miro id)0n lrno fret,
GOr beren 0taht oos Sflapenjof 5eriplittert -
@eb' oeite Subn! glufredt lno lulCriGiittert
@eb' Oeinc 9obn! Sic muB 5ilnl Siege iiibren
Sdon meift Die Jtad)t, Ser Simnel fGrbt iih rot,
Sdon bort mon nlorgenfriid Die Srommcln ribrcn,
Ger unterOriidten Otailcn 9lllfgebot
Sd)on 0r0bncn ScnIGge Gil Ser 3uflnt liircn -
Nos Sturngefeul 0eS 8olfes I'M ien 8rot
9as SdlOB pring bal0, Db's nod 10 ort bergittcrt
@cb' Ocnc Subu! 9lufredt mo 1lneridiittert
Vorbote., 1920-07-14
Tbtun9!

%eraeft niht bie %urtraae in
Ser Entertainments 6aG am 3Srei-
tag unb Samstus, abenos s lthr.
Der Slrbeiterfries i'm @eften"
inS uSas @ift in ben 3eitltn=
gen" BON slSubn Seffel, SprreIpun-
bent Der ,Scberateh 9Sref, nnter
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-29

"HARvTE JORDAN.
 National Campaign Director" also have telegram from Mir. J. J. Brown, commissioner of agriculture of Georgia. who save:
 "At-anta, Ga. April 3. 1920. sHon. B R. Conner.
 'r ave jus: sen the following day let e 10 the te5r sia congressional delesa- tior; l have always urged that the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-29
GETS LETTERS ON
 OVERALLS SUBJECT
Ben Veil Commended For Recent Statement on Uneconomic Fea-
 lures of the Movement.

Ben Well, of M Well & Brother. has received numerous letters and mes sages regarding his recent statement in The Age-Herald regarding the over alls movement The following from Athens, Ala. is characteristic of the comment made:
 MT Ben Veil, Birmingham, Ala.
 Dear Sir:--I have read your article in Age Herald today and I am in agreement with you. but you have not gone far enough.
 When we all wear overalls or den-
 m
 When we walk everywhere instead of riding;
 When we carry dinner bucket for lunch and wear brogans. etc. will not the salary and wages finally come down to this level? And then the above will be all we can afford to do
 Heretofore it has been the hope and dreams of everyone for the day we could live better. A higher standard Of living The day when our wives and children could afford to go te the theater occasionly, when we could have our family take a trip and visit the kin folks and get proper clothes to wear.
 People are enjoying all this now and dreams seem to have come true but they seem to not enjoy it, but prefer to get back to the time wher S1 would buy a market basket full oi provisions and all else in proportion but what a struggle 1t was to raise the dollar. Yours. "J F. HAvELY."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-29

widow and children to whom his saw ings. laboriously accumulated, have been bequeathed?
 If men save for twenty, thirty, forty or more years and can buy so much per week or more in bonds, or irstallments on the purchase of homes CT houses for rental, that in their old age they may not be subjects of pub lie charity or dependent upon their children or other relatives, and that in case of death their loved ones may have some adequate support to shield them from want must they be penal ized by paying a higher rate of taxa tion on such investment income than on the income that is earned from day to day by those who are younger and stronger?
 Should not these questions be ade- quately considered and conserved as a matter of justice and wisdom? If not, and if invested incomes are to be taxed f.aore highly, why should not men every where throw into the waste basket the appeals for thrift and adopt the cpl curean motto Let us eat and drink for tomorrow we die.'".