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LIVE STOCK
DOGs. CARS, Psrs

FINE PRrisian silver male cat for scrN ice
from prize winning stock liOl y
Hodge. Usage si23.
BoSTON PIT BULL PUPS. white ana
hrlnile, ready at SO and .i5, \ NJ
Brivov, Mounds, okla
TULSA RREEpERS AND FANCTERS'
Association meets Wednesday night sf
) y m, at courthouse. All rabbit rulssrs
wanted as members
NOi.LER CANARY BNpS. guaranteed
singers. chean, Nhone Usage 3,63,
FOR SALE-English bull pup. Doctor
Harris ranch. one milo east on Dawson
road n 2 BOX 2ai. Tulsa.
TWO We'll trained bird dogs Tor sale
NsssS s23s, t2qs Narih Asip
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MI NitNt iNNih' hENIs ~
FOR SALE--Brunswick phonograph. cabl-
net size 22N22, So inches high with rec.
ptds. can Usage 92ss.
I65V PLAYER piano, Slightly used for
sale, $3.50 cash, or 500 terms. can st
6r v. Denver Mrs, Lamb.
FOR SALE-Good plano. cheap, 5ii
Robinson. cedar SS3
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FOR SALE--At Broken Arrow, t-room
house. SOFT. lots, team, harness, buggy
and overland roadster, $3.50. Buyer can
secure position at $3.50 per year II quail
fled. Address Frank Morford, Broken Ar
row, Okla.
FOR SAIE--Onc hand power elevator for
Iitting wagons, hardware, etc. Dewitt.
The Tailor, Fairviev, Okla.
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fpN SALE Barber shop. boFt location In
town Hol"yr Pool iiail nlsh"art, okla,
IDEAL GARAGE all complete. doing
rood business. In q thriving town, for
nsby, Okla
FpR SALEa-Rnkrry In live railroad ~.
vision, good location. bargain. write
for particulars. l2J ChickaEha avenue,
thickasha, Okla,
EQUIPMENT FOR small garage. vulcanlg-
Ing uutft for sale cheap. 1915 u,
rnnth. Phone cedar ibs.
FOR RENT--Automobne garage with II
months lease providing party buys small
part equipment. can Cedar 1905.
roR SALE one well equipped electric
shoe shop. doing good business; good
location with low tcnt, viii sell cheap
as l am retiring. Address 10 W. Second
81. Sand Springs. okla,
FoR SALE or trade for good car: pool
hall and confectionery. sl6 " FIRST
UEsTAuUANT. cigar store and auburban
Erovory store for sale. can me for any
husiness opportunity CAN Max Cedar
lod9 Usage 1927.
CONFECTIONERy. located At Ad,. ok
lahoma. old established business. best
location IN town. good lease. rc1sonahle
rent. WIN soil fountain and fixtures at a
bargain. small caah paymen,, balance
easy monthly payments. Purchaser can
buy stock IN place now or new stock ps
desired. Write VI wire. Grusmtl Fountain
Company Dallas. TeNas.
run. hNlb f'N SAIt-Nine brunr-
wick tables. In first -class condition, IN
good town. for s. 600 cnsh. Answer
quick, Have 60 leave account OF health.
ii"S N-e.-carc OF world.
ron SALE--Groccry stoci,; good location
and business good lease on building
fixtures and living apartment, 3 per cent
discort for quick sale. laquiro b2i North
p~ra
FOR sALE--Bcst equipped picture show
In the state. doing Euoi business: long
lease would tTaIp fNY good Tyaidp e. .
property. rvarpn of selling. other bust.
ness n-ttor investigate this. Address
2S-b u, care ~ world,
FOR SALE--Iargc machine shop, in
Guiding building or would trade for
farm land or city property. Room ~
ilynum Blds Usage 1889
RESTAURANT FOR ShIE--p Doing fine
business good reason Tor selling. 50i
". FIRST Cedar s22,
\ CHANCE TO uuy choice close In prop.
erty, which is fast growing valuable
1T bargain, IL IOONlsO feet. has good
two o-story residence, two baths basement
well gnrags, should double In value with
In two YEARS Price Hnj terms on request
W J Henry. osage s66l.
FOR SAIE--siloam springs loading cat.
bakery In connection. Address Hilsa-
hck's cafe, SLOAN Springs. Ark
FOR SNtE-second hand huslac,a. good
room good locations living room In rear,
low r'nt. host OF town In oklahoma W
y. MaNmont Nyroua, Oida.
FON SNLE--LoUal insurante egcncv geu.
eral Insurance, good business est lb' lsh-
oh IA good oklahoma town. price very
reasonable Address Box n. ., care OF
world.
WILL SELL one fourth ot once eighth roy
atty 40 acres 2-li-ll, $4,000, 90 acres.
20 Is 10, $4,000. for immediate accept.
Hncc address 27G-n care OF world
FuU SAiE.-Nots- 81 GOO and up ont.
edge Tulsa real estate az security -
n oNrrton. ll5 South Rouidrr. Usage AL.
fOR SALE Millinery business ln best OIL
town IN the state, reason tor selling.
nickncHs In family ana needed a, home.
must sell AZ once. good opportunity Tor
Homconc 2os D. care Of world,
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OFT LANDS AND LEASES "a
ron sALi;--W WRgonor county shallow
production, 90 acres, one we'll making
live barrels, proven on throc sides, sand
cii fcot, wells IN this rrli como In at ab
90 90 barrels nv ME- 8I-IS-tS Address
Roy L. Martin. WeEoner okla
Will TRADE ACREAGE or an Interest I'm
two drilling wells Tor ear. must be- In
good running ordHr Phone Usage 6sS2.
HAVE 10 600 ACHES leased In Kentucky.
vii, ave purtiun fnr tort we'll. II in
tcrestcd, address Apartment 10. Manhattan
Court, 40 \ sixth. Muskogec. Okla.
MANrEp-Star RIG and complete OUTFIT.
't-D, cnte ot World,
on AND GAS DO you want devotion.
mcnt9 what have you fpr test well In
creek. bkWulgec or Nuskugcc counties p
Address s'S n, cave World
LET ME convince you am capable; have
wHlo study big upliu running through
'omanche, Cotton. stephens, Carter and
NAfshaI vnuutIrH. also Cross full cement
u".d, play geology strictly, good stuff In
sight, can also block, percentage or sal
sly s6-i, car" " world
WANTED To null 10000 fcct casing out
ut dry aud abandoned holes. Box III.
jonks. okla,
MIR on. MNN-ilerc is a chance In OK
lahoma, YOU can buy from 5000 to
10 coo acres In Scylcr Howard. Hemp
stead counties. fyc-Noar form SIS leases
At zoe rrn'als prr year al SOC cash Per
acre. can Room ole, kaufman Hotel
Tulsa, OKLA.
VIII. GIVE e'ghty-acrc tease in iS.tl
tor a wt''l Is good shot Address Ss-D.
rilE GREAT objection 10 leasing oil
lands the lease expires before an Oh fleld
Is developed, hut my proposition gives
Nou the iand as long as you want II and
then you may buy in Zee simple ana get
credit Tor an you paid for lease amt own
Ga" land. laad Is located IN heart OF
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WANTED Experienced hotel cashier.
rtrfor uue NIth Bookkeeping experience.
See NJ Boston. k".Dhum notcl
nDTH over 90 years old aa moss.nget at
Western Ui.U. fHU earn biz money
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'0Vo' ~ Nest iHSt'
CHRISTMAS GIT SUGGESTIONS eI.A
HOUSE SHOES at the Garment Factor
'i.S5 and up.
FOR sAHE-set OF white furs. neck piece
and mur; the same new. would
make a nice present fOr young girl for
Christmas Call osage 929s:
BUY 1T for her for Christmas: beautiful
diamond ring set In platinum and
somcth,ng that doesn't depretiate, but CON
Stantly Increases In value, f275 cash, bal
ance monthly or first mortgage notes to
responsible parties. io%-B, care world.
GIFTS FOR SALE. 7
Paisley shawl, gold banded china set,
knit bcdspread. rug and some other
articles iiib North Denver.
SILK SHIRTS. pieatcd skirts. blouses
NJ, $. Harris, ?i9 Ault Bldg.
BICYCLES $40 o SIS less than reg
ular, must vaCatc building Jan. l.
Make my loss your gain and make
that boy or girl happy by giving
them a bicycle for Nmas. Tulsa
Autocyc,. 20 100 West L'trs, c.
2724.
FOR sALE-Canary birds. Address
Mrs. Epperson. 3l7 Hobson. Sa-
pulpa, Okla
uTN-E ut,p ,,.,,ti- - ,,,-.,
tho Gar'nnn' Eac,or, ,U III Sl'N ottss ron
to So satlns s2J0 yard; ali to-inch creme
declines $3.50 yard: wash satlns 81 20
Sins and veivets ts2a yard Garment
Factory SAX Sale for VI days.
HURRY MESsENGER SERVICE
"" e"'tihi' spS''vu sH,is, olouSes'
-, =. - ''''' Hi"s' -.--
call A. 7sS Nortp rh.yssnne NV 'eyS'hso.r 70
i, .,.r ,,,,,,.
no,, iian, in en,',ls IN MondSy 1oo
handkerchIefs .prons c,,ns coiIors y, r,',rn ,"I
sots: organiy flowers. I'm fauts' ana ,hu.
drens novelties. also a large co lection
~ don clothes, hats, shoes ana knit
goods. priced 40 scU It3l 4. second
THE MNRTlh A. CAMERON NECK TIES
,r,'I T ,, az peShahe
''''..' ~, - -. = "'-" -, -
yyGuETNc Crurg pNyry - -
,.',.r r,rfs,,,,''s ,,,,.,, WV W ""
Usage siss "
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BOARD AND ROOMS

NOON~ WIN UUNND N
HOUSTON. q Ai1.Fnr rent. front room
strictly modern. board N doairrd.
ICE front bedfoon TOR rent. viii give
two meals Usage si6s J
BOARD AND ROOM fof Two men usage
s7ai H.
NICELY furnished southeast rpuu Tor
rent IN home uf young couple fo tnu
employed ladies, btcakfast if d"pifod.
Usage 1898 H.
BOARD and room tor gentlemen, also
table board ans East seventh phons
Dsage a20g. H.
VUtHt 10 INT "a
cAN take few moro fuf breakfast und
six O'Clock dinner 1919 "a iottUu.
Cedar bSs
rttsANg should Nrrue az Tho stanton
when IN FHnd Syringe. member Natloutl
restaurant AHsociuttDu.
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OF MAcuINERY.srprLIRs

FOR SALE--?t star steam tractor drilling
machine; fuh string OF tools one extra
?5-h.p, portable boiler. Ford car. portable
house tank wagon, water pumping OUTFIT
Eud pine. all In first class shape, a sacri-
flee Tor cash. J, X, Gordner. phone $40,
Ciaremore Okla.
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FURNITURE PACKINo

HATTREssES renovated and recovered
returned home tho same day. Phone
Np. Sanitary Mattress co.
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aNLNAMNN WNNrEn
SITUATIONS w,>rEn--MALE

MAN NNp FAMILY wants work on farm
general farm hand. 1880 W, C1umbs
WANTED Employment, operating or -
pair man, steam or Uas engines. have
he'd one years experience In shops and
oil fields can Eiye references Address
2T7-B. care of World
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PROFESSIONAL. SERVICES
TA,LoRiNo AND PRESSING

WE WANT to to }our tat,r. tl,rns.
prcsser and rsftter. bring iu p1ur pId
,lothea. We Win raIlne rome or rspatr
them 30 your gathfayUu. We are rc,'
tailors. Fashions shop 'rulors. soutu..r.
uorner second and Main. Phone Os,Fs
toio, VAIN up9talta sud save ton dollars
On suit or pyt "CoAt
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The WIa30m
ARMY Store
ll2h y -il4h South Main st.

Tulsa Bank References
Resources:
Exchange National Bank s3O,4O0, 900
Central National Bank .. $4,000, 600
First National Bank ... l5,SO0,OOO
Producers state Bank o. 100000
National Bank Commerce 100000
Liberty National Bank =. 5000, 900
Security State Bank ... 100000
West Tulsa State Bank $4,000
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BUSINESS SERVICE

FoR nriIptNGs additions auo.tuons
rhon" tFnEo ht.i l.unH. sHfInHtr-
roe. city reference.
NATIONAL UuIno aud Window cleaning
Go .. Windows t'ruuri UbIIutVrf wood
vori floors wasst HuI pIlIanod. our
vices Rfr reasonable 'sI Cedar tllo.
.ET HE repair youf losHy rHofs 4'i v"ft
suataut,'d tHr two years oHaEe
iG21-V
tUHNiTt ttE repairing rHfuuluahlnR ppd
upholstctuH done rIEht. priced ItFht
Phone Usage go. Tulsa Furniture Repair
SHOP.
BiCYCII VEFAtHtNg. also welding
Holdrtlup. sharpen tulyea ana HcIssDfs
make trNs rcti Und repair baby bug
yica Tulsa Auto cycle Co, ia2 W. ittbt
fhunr Usage 2i2t
sErAlRiNG and pisstorlnF promptly
done Usage i4t7.
HCN-uNiON CONTRACTION
Carpenter, painter and decorator 1t ne
make your old homo new, stop leaks iu
your root, charges reasonable. work done
promptly Lot mo figute your mousse. I
can save you money ara giyc you ufst
,lasa work. Phone Usage gttn can at
NC South Frisco. G. G. BArnca.
PAfNTiNd. pArEUifASGtNO
SPECIAL
LEAkY ROOFS
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Order
Army
Goods
by Mail

Use the postoftico money order for
safety. and save money. Goods ship
ped promptly on mail orders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
MOTOR TRADE BODY
TO TACKLE BRAKES
Acts on Suggestion of Irenee du
Pont Made at Lunch Meet
ing esterday.

Irenec du Pont addressed tho Whining
ton Automobile Trade Association today,
in his capacity as an official of the Della
ware Safety Council, and made the sug-
ues,lon that the ASSOCIATION as body adopt
y standardizcd charge for adjustment,
eouahzation and inspection of brakes and
further stimulate the systematic atten-
ton 20 what he considered the most prev
alent easily remedied defect of motor
cars in ordinary use, lack of quick acting
and dependable braking power. lt Is ms
idea that many men who hostile tne,r
own cars hesitate TO give the brake ao-
justmcnt the attention they knoV IL
should have, because IL is smudgy loo,
and hesitate 10 give carte blanche in
structions 10 the garage man from the un-
certainty as 20 what his charges may be.
The proposition was put in the form OF
motion by W. A. Macdonald that
permanent committee of the association
be formed 10 take up and push the matter,
which was promptly passed. The commit
tee will shortly be announced by PRESIDENT
l.. A. Norman. =
l.. A. De Blois, executive secretary OF
the Delaware Safety Council proceeded
MIR. du Pont, giving somo startling fgures
az the high rate of automobile accidents
nrevailing everywhere. He quoted III as
the total in Wilmington between March l
and MAY Is, resulting in 6S injuries, one
hall of them TO women and children. lie
said that the statistics are as yet too IN
complete TO accurately locate the re-
,ponsihihty. which must therefore remain
for the present a matter OF general uis-
tribution, neither pedestrians, drivers, re-
pair or garage men being wholly freeo
from blame as accessories before the TACT;
He promised cooperation on the part OF
the association with all efforts that 1t may
undertake, and offered supply of copies
OF the local motor regulations In con-
venent form for free distribution.
The luncheon meeting was we'll attend
cd. AZ members and guests being present.
No meeting will be held next week, on
account Of the holiday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
HEARING ACCIDENT CASES.
Industrial Board Probing Claims Of
Claymout Widow and Children.

The Industrial Accident Board this
afternoon will hear the compensation
claim of the widow and dependent chill
dren of Steve Hladky. who was fatally
injured October Is, 1919, while working
ut the plant of the General Chemical
Co. The hearing will be held at Clay
mont, so that the board may view the
scene of the accident.
Tomorrow morning the board Will
continue hearing the compensation claim
of James A. Longer, who was injured
June 10, 1920, while employed by the
James Bradford Co. Three bones in
the claimants spinal column were dis
placed, causing paralysis from the waist
down.
Tomorrow afternoon the board will
hear the compensation claim of the
widow and dependent children of Alex
ander Joszefowicz, who was fatally
injured March is, 1918, at the plant of
the Electric Hose and Rubber Co. The
claim is outlawed by the Workmen's s
Compensation act because suit was not
brought during the year following the
accident Mrs. Joszefowicz, however,
contends that she is entitled to compensa-
ton on account of having been in Poland
and being kept by the war out of touch
with the Delaware authorities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
NAzrMovA AT THE PLAYHOUSE.


Naximova has put marvellous depth of
feeling into her characterization of Sally
Shape in her picture, "The Heart of a
Child" as il was offered at The Play
house Yesterday The production is
essentially one that appeals to the heart.
Nazimova has mastered all the tendencies
that belong to the heart of child and has
seemed to feel as we'll as act them. The
Nazimova personality dominates every
scene in which she appears. Charles
Bryant plays the masculine lead. Pathc
News, depicting the latest news happen
ings, is the added attraction.
COURAGE OF MARaE o'pooNE' AT THE
QUEEN.
In response to special exploitation
stunts built about the picture, an un-
usual crowd turned into tho Queen Thea
tire Yesterday to witness "The Courage of
Marge O'Doone," based on Oliver Cur
woods story of the same name. story OF
the Northwest, told in eloquent back
grounds, it is picture that is way out OF
the ordinary. II tells of Marge O'Doone, q
true daughter of the Northland, in whom
WAS bred, by necessity, an independence
and courage of action. She is a person.
ality every man and woman must admire.
Pauline Starke, charming screen player,
gives what seems to be a faultless in
terpretation of the role of Marge. Her
beauty as nearly as is possible, follows
that of the authors word description "as
slender as n reed, wild, palpitating and
beautiful" The spectacular features Of
the picture are many. Not the least of
them is a bear fight, which looks like a
battle for heavyweight championship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

Every Evenings classified advertise
mcnts bring results. Proved by tho salts
faction Of many and will be to you.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
RURAL DELAWARE
Continued from page ]

Continued rom page
FIFTH: 2.sol in the Seventh, and 1,706 in
the Eleventh.
Ten wears ago the Seventh ward was the
ranking ward in population with l4,9So
Now il is second, with 1851, LAS less
than the Ninth. It's next competitor,
third in rank, is the Fifth, with 1928,
and the Twelfth is fourth, with ii ,457.
MANY powN-srATE TOWNS LOST.
Nanv towns down the State lost popu-
lation In the last ten years, which partly
accounts for the falling of of ,69S IN Kent
county and 1872 in Sussex. While New
Castle county shows a gain OF 25,O5l,
which accounts for the States gain OF
2O.6sl. some of the rural towns IN this
county, as well as many down the State,
suffered from the slump. Wilmington,
with its gain OF 22,75o, and New Castle,
with us gain of 4s3, were the shining ex-
neptions. while Newark helped some and
there was a little help in other quarters.
The following towns lost population In
the 10 years, according TO the census
figures:
m New Castle county-Delaware City,
Middletown. Newport, Odesss, Port Penn,
-. Georges and Townsend.
Kent-Bowers, Camden, Frederica,
Leipsic, Little Creek, Magnolia.
Sussex-Bethany Beach stood still al
So. while the following towns lost: Bethel,
Lewes, Millsboro, Millville, Milton, Ocean
View, Roxana.
All other Incorporated towns show
gains.
CONTRIBUTING CAUSES.
Several causes are believed 10 have con-
trihuted TO the slump. The war was q big
factor. IL took away nearly al of the
,oung men, while many Others not quail
bed 70 fight were lured TO the cities by the
high wages during the war, and they, as
well as many of the returning soldiers,
have remained in the cities. In the agri-
cultural districts, evidently, the popula-
ton has remained about stationary.
The following table shows this year s
census in all Of the Incorporated towns In
Delaware outside Of Wilmington (which
was printed IN detail several weeks ago.,
as compared with the figures gwen IN the
census Of 1910, 1900 and 1890:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
There arc also plenty Of men fights, but
the boar encounter ia a real novelty.

the boar encounter Ia real novelty.
ENID BENNETT AT rnE MAJESTIC.
Enid Bennott successfully introduced
herself as girl Of the underworld IN her
picture "rhc False Road" when it was
shown at the Majestic for the firss time
Yesterday. She has filed her character
with spirit, with effect and with sim
cerity. The role is by no means easy but it
has been presented with the usual Gun
usual Bennett knack. Today it's run is
finished. 'erhe Great Accident" will come
tomorrow, with Tom Moore as the prin-
clpal victim.
NORMA TALMADGE AT THE RfALTo
Today is the second and last day Of tho
showing of Norma Talmadge's picture
"The Social Secretary" at the Rialto.
Tomorrow Mabel Normand is to bo seen in
"Jinx." This is Goldwyn, and a circus
picture. Il was built with the intention OF
creating laughs and succeeds admirably in
this instance. The star plays the part Of
"Jinx, an orphan of the circus.
CHILDREN OF DESTINY" AT THE SAVOY.
Patrons of the Savoy Theatre were
given an unusual treat yesterday when
"Children of Destiny" a Republic SUPER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
Naval Post Plans Activities.

The John l.. Fisher Naval Post, No. Is,
at o meeting last night, made arrange
ments for a series Of social affairs during
the summer months. ;. Frank Ayers,
tenor. entertained the post with several
solos. and led IN songs.
The next regular meeting Will be held
July ~, when State medals will be pre-
sented 20 the members Of the post. Dele
gates will also be elected for the State
convention which will be held in the near
future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
WONT ASSESS OFFICE HOLDERS
Republican Sinecures to Give What They
Please i'm the Future.

Republican Office holders, State, county
and municipal, have been notified that
they will no longer be assessed for cam
paign funds, as has hitherto been the
practice, but will be free to contribute
according to their means and inclinations.
The customary assessment was two per
cent on the first 81, 500 and per cent on
all over that sum. This imposed a hard
ship on some clerks holding the smaller
r,poIfrppc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
AUTOS CRASH.
On SIlverside Road and Both Cars Badly
Damaged

Two automobiles crushed on the Silver
side road last night putting each other
out Of business One bore license number
1857, which corresponds TO a Dodge ma-
chine registered BY Charles H. Whitford,
sos West s eyentb street. The other NUM-
ber 1852 2, registered as an Overland IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
Entertains Koo Koo Club.

Louis Jones entertained the Koo Koo
Klub Mt his home at Pennsville, n. j.,
last Saturday. 1t was in celebration of the
third birthday of the organization. The
trip was made in James T. Chambers
boat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

the name Of Harry Sparks, 2D2 Fast
Seventh street.
II is undrstood that the Whitford ma
chine bad been loaned 10 friend by the
owner. Two women passengers IN one u the
the cars we're injured, but no names were
given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

play, starring Edith Hallor and capable
cast, began n weeks showing in the big
double program offering Children Of
Destiny is just what the name implies.
II deals with the subject Of hercdity.
Johnny Ray. ms Jiggs in "Tbc Social
Lion, is the other featured attraction.
MARY MILES MrnTER AT THE sraAND.
The activities Of the lowest order Of
labor agitators is shown in realistic
manner IN Mary Miles Mintcr's second
Realart production, Judy OF Rogues
Harbor," from the story by Grace Miller
White, now playing mt the Strand Theatre
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-16

marily. regardless. The investigation Is being conducted precisely as any business house would conduct similar investigation of it's own international af- fairs. As the Near East is public or ganization, however, the investigation naturally attracts general attention.
 We rely on the fair-mindedness and sense of justice of the American public against these charges brought by men on trial for the offense of stealing the milk of starving babies. The Near East Relief, against this charge. cites the work which it has accomplished and is now accomplishing; 54,600 little child ren housed, clothed and fed; 56,O39 cildren fed daily while in the care of their families; 561,97O adults furnished the food relief that has kept them alive for the past two years; 63 hospitals with 6,552 beds constantly full; 12S clinics at which all who apply are given medical treatment; Il homes for girls rescued from Turkish harems and 229 orphanages scattered over territory of 800, 900 miles square, in which 5SS Amer ican men and women are giving their
 lives to the saving of a nation.
 "In comparison with this immense work now being conducted by the Near
 East Relief the charges of extravaganza
 brought by these men on trial affect
 only the barest fraction of per cent
 of our total operations. The record speaks for itself"