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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
Todays Told by Words
MERCHANDISE
Wanted n Buy

ME
Wanted 70 Buy IS
NV .ayer Mi.rd III bas, s Sonf ea scond sand Hsa 81
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board 81
FMENGm i.l. n... ST, 7o7.-rabIe and weekly
rooms for man and wife. with board
MARKET ST.. I2DU-sccond- story front
room with board.
rnNmA l.,s,s y, AyE. Az, .,,s see,y furnished
u. \ o. station. Private family.
WARRINGTON 81. gl9--koom and board.
All convenicnces Phone STA.
W. SIXTH ST.. SCI board and rooms.
Asreeable surroundings.
Rooms Without Board 6s
ADAMS 81. Furnished room for man.
ADAMS ST, oo7--Nicey flrnl.hcd room
for gentleman.
DELAWARE AyE--De Desirable furnished
room. suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Phone 3ufI.
MADISON ST. sos Two furnished apart
ments and one lodging room, bath Phone
zo51 W.
FIFTH AVE. s--koom without board. for
two ladies or gentlemen
ROOMS Furnished. for lodging Apply
7Os French street
ROOM Furnished in up-to-datc apart
ment house. Two squares from Market.
For refined gentlemen. Phone 22b1 ".
koOM--Nieely furnished. all conventcnces.
suitable for two gentlemen. Five minutes
walk from Hotel du Pont. Call 1912 w.
WEST. ST. Rooms, in private home
Gentlemen preferred, Phone a203-M
". FOURTH ST., hi2-four rooms on see
ond floor.
W. EIGHTH ST, I21B-Choice large. bay
window room, wish piano Also smaller
room Both attractivoiy furnished. Free
use OF phone. Every convenience. Gen
tlemen only. Dgliphtfui location
". NINTH ST. soi--Two front rooms. for
gentlemen only.
Rooms for Housekeeping So
E 5rH sT.. I23-'rvo rooms. furnished
water. Apply 70i Lombard street.
HARRISON sr.. soe-furnished rooms for
nsn, housekcsping adjoining bath. uso
LINCOLN ST, los Rooms aud use Of
sitehen Married couple preferred
MARKET ST. 23l1--Three rooms for ight
housekeeping. With heat and light.
PINE ST. iso2-Two furnished communi-
cating rooms for light housekeeping.
RooMs-Tvo. furnished. sifh use OF Kit
chen. Address y -. Every Evening once
RooMs-Three. unfurnisbed with use OF
bath. seeon,l goor. West side. Ten min
ufes walk 60 Fourth and Market streets
Address y o. Every Evening Ofice.
ROOM Two. unfurnished. and oath for
light housekeeping Good Ioration. Private
family. Address ID Is. Every Evening
ONCE
WEST ST. Iil2--Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. second floor Also
two unfurnlshed rooms on third floor. sp-
ply between and y. m.
W THIRD ST ta23-Two rooms All
convoniences. Private family.
W SEVENTH ST, SEQ Two finfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping
Where 10 Eat III
TABLE gDARD-By the week Tf5 King
street. Mrs. u. Hand.
TABLE BOARD Diningroom OPENS for
season September 7. sos ADAMS street.
Where tn Stop in Town II
ANNEX HOTEL East Fourth street Good
rooms With hot water heat tub and
shower baths, $50. $500 and - 90
weekly Single beds, 35c, Soc, 5sc and ST.
Open dag and Night.
THE STRAND
Fourth and Poplar Buffet. Table
board. Newly furnished rooms Phone
ez4o W.
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NATURES NEW ROLF.

Robert, aged 3, had been put 10 % Rcd
at the usual time, but, bccaiisc ~ long
afternoon nap, the sandman was slow IN
appearing AZ the end Of hall hour q
pleading 10 be PERMITTED ~ come down.
stairs and play, his sister came into The
room.
Now you lie down there and W -
sleep" she commanded
Wei, sister, mature wont lci mo. r.
answered between sobs. indianapolis
News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
JARRED ON HIM.

Jimmy, you don't seem to Ike nv
family at all, pouied the young wife.
Give me time, dear, pleaded her hu-
band. II am doing my best ~ be agres-
able"
But what's wrong with ny family"
demanded the lady iraisiv.
Nothing whatever But I'm a sen.i.
tive man, ] am. and The l0ok 0f hopeless
resignation your people wear whenever
they see me - getting on my nerves -
London Answer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Business Service.
FOR SAf.E~-REAL ESTATE
IL Is 20 your interest TO see FIrnhtrst he-
Tore decidine upon your home. The most de-
lghtful home sites with builders rradv f,
put the home up quickly and Just A. voI
want ~ Elmhurst is on the Newport pike
ideally located. right on the trolley and ma
all city conveniences. Ask us for frrther
Information as to how 20 get that home
Write or phone.
EfMHURsT REALTY co.
Phone H.. s2a Market STREET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

DID voc SECURE THE DESIRED
HELP IF NOT PHONE Two-Two-
HUNDRED. CLASSIFIED DEPART
MINT. EVERY EVENING IL EAGER
LY SOUGHT FOR POSITIONS sUcH
As you HAVE TO OFFER.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

ouuufUdH FUr Kent TY
HOME-Nicely furnished. six rooms mod
ern home, With supply of coal on hand
Plenty of lawn and shade. Located on Lin
coin Highway. convenient to train trolley
or bus. T.. NJ. Nc csorley. Holly Oak Del
Phone Holly Oak 100
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

USED CARS
HARMON. 1918. LIMOUSINE.
PEERLESS. 1918. 7-PASs.
MARMoN. 1917. 7-PASS.
TENPLAR. 1920. SPEEDsTER.
PRACTICALLY NEW.
y1AT. 1915. ROADSTER.
PAIGE. 1917. TOURING.
MERRICK MOTORS 90.
e23 FRENCH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

TRUCK STORAGE-Get your space he.
fore cold weather sets in W alnut street
Garage. 40J walnut street.
WELDlNG--I. Lawrence Co $ scored cyl
lnder process used. BRING your broken auto
parts 70 me- Diilman, SUs Nj adison st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Lost and Found 10
DOG-rointer, female, black and white
s,rayrd or stolen. License No. 52i. Re
ward ~ returned to r.. IL, Berry. Della
warr Hosiery. Fifteenth and Walnut sts.
PLUMBERS TOOL BAG-Lost on Egh-
teenth street between Washington and
Market, Liberal reward II returned TO
Eyrry Evrning once.
PIN Scarf. brown diamond In centre, 10
small disynondx around IL. Reward IL re-
turned To 1900 Scott ~. Phone 2gis.
PpCkETBOOk-Found con tanning sum of
rnon~y. Apply Charles J. sullivan. s07
south Harrison street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

Automobiles For Sale III
AUTOMOBILES
1912 MUCK SIX. TOURING.
1917 HAYNES, TOURING.
1918 FORD, TOURING,
1917 CHEVROLET, TOURING.
1917 EMPIRE, Gil JIMMY.
1919 FORD, TON TRUCk,
1912 q. NJ. q. TR uCk, , TONS.
The above ears may he purchased on
our convenient monthly payment plan
" desired Act quick
sec Nv Ratiedge, sO2-os French Sc.
Open evenings. ! to o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

BUlCk Touring E-s3. New paint and
eood ruhbcr. Car a bargain for quick sale.
4u,l Nainut street. Phone l30S j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
Wanted To Rent

TWO ROOMS-Furnished or unfurnished,
and board for man, wife and two children
one and six years. For winter. North of
Brandywine and west OF Market G %
Every EYcning Once. Phone I25 w
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
Mexico Claims That Rebels Slew
 Two Americans

Mexico City, Jan. 9.-F. J. Roney and Early Boles, Americans, who met death in the Tampico region early this month, were killed by rebels. !, fter having dieregarded warnings from local authorities, who advised A''rm mt to venture into lawless re- "ions alone, according to telegrams f~Nm et"te officials at Tampico giv- en out tonight by the interior de nartme-t They were shot by out lowe on the seashore between camps belonrine to the Internationa and Frame Continental Oil companies, it ;r ~aid.
 hdvices given out here stated that followers of Gen Manuel Paleauz, outlaw chief and virtually indepen- dent ruler in that district, had been expecting to receive munitions from steamer at that point on the coast. Certain bandits who were rivals of adherents of Paleauz, were operat- ing near the lagoon of Tamiahua and learned of the expected shipment They laid in wait at point where they thought the munitions would be landed and when Ronev and Boles appeared the rebels believed they were carrying arms to the Paleauz forces. Fire was opened on the two men who were killed. It is stated government forces are pursu- ing the bandits and that the foreign
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
Bales Ginned Prior to
 Jan. l, Report

Washington, Jan. 9.-Gotton gin ned prior to January l amounted to 10,017089 running bales, including 110.373 round bales, 3,l47 bales of American Egyptian and 6,710 bales of sea island, the census bureau an nounced.
 Prior 10 January 1 last year gin nincs were 10,773,863 bales includ- ing 1t5,618 round bales, 17,570 bales of American Egyptian and 36,S49 bales of sea island.
 Ginnings by states this year were:
 Alabama 68O,459; Arizona 47,267 Arkansas 715,663, California fl, ,161 Florida 17,515, Georgia 1,637, ,738 Louisiana 291 ,222, Mississippi 823,- 092, Missouri 48,286, North Carolina 789 ,053, Oklahoma 791 ,644 South Carolina 1,403.592 Tennessee 229,- 876, Texas 2,465,377, Virginia 21,150, all other states 4,002 Ginnings of aea ieland by states were
 Florida 2.886, G:eorgia $50, South Carolina 3,174.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10

occupied Krasnovodsk on the eastern shore of the Caspian sea, 1t is claim ed in reports from Moscow.
 Direct railway communication be- tween Trans Caspia and European Russia has been secured by the reds, who will be able to concentrate important bodies of troops in Turke- stan with view to carrying out possibly far reaching plans west ward toward the Caucasus region and southward toward Persia and Afghanstan, it is said. Bolshevik authorities have announced their intention to penetrate Persia by way of Khorassan as soon as they could secure control of the Caspian ed that soviet garrisons along the Khorassan frontier had been heavily reinforced.
 The bolsheviki have as their utter for purpose an offensive against the British and plan important move ments in the direction of India m conjunction with the Afghans and other peoples who night be in- tluenced by Pan-Islamic aspiration it is asserted. For this purpose swarms of propaeandists are said to be undergoing intensive tralnlnH and many have been sent into Persfa and the Caucasus, being provided with large supplies of forged Enrl' sh money It is reported 1,50o soviet agents have gone into Persia fror1 Georgia and Azerbaijan and anti bolshevik authorities have taken steps to put a stop to this move ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
Stays Granted to
 Twelve Negroes

Little Rock, Jan 9 Stays O execution for 12 negroes under to have been committed during the recent negro instruction in Phil lips county, Arkansas, were issued by the Arkansas supreme court to- day following the filing of appeals from the lower courts decisions by attorneys for the negroes. The stays defer the executions indefinite ly. Should the supreme court affirm the death sentences new execution dates would be fixed in d proclama- ton issued by the governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
WHEN YOUR C0M|-
 Pl.E:KI0N BEC'NS
 10 FADE WITH AGE
You Can Preserve That Clear, Smooth Tint of Youth By the Occasional Use of the Black and White Beauty
 Treatment.

As the years go by women lose that baby-like softness and the rosy tint which they possessed in thei, girlhood days. Fact powders, rouge and toilet creams all help and serve as a mask for their faded, sallow complexion-but such results serve only for a few hours.
 The Black and White Beauty Treatment will restore that bloom of youth so much desired - make mothers ad daughters appear to be sisters-and it's use both safe and delightful. Before retiring, you bathe your face with Black and White Soap, then apply the creamy Ointment and wash off the next morning. You'll be so we'll pleased with this home beauty treatment that a package of both Black ana White Ointment and Soap will al ways have a place on your dressing table.
 Your druggist sells both Black and White Ointment and Black and White Soap at 25c each, or the man ufacturehs will send both on receipt of soc.
 A sample, literature and Black and White Birthday and Dream Book will be sent you free if you clip and mail this advertisement to Black and WHITE, Box 913, Memphi :, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
Says Revolution
 is Likely Outcome

Syracuse, N. Y, Jan. 9.-Revolu- ton is likely to follow in the wake of prohibition, according to the Rev Dr. c. Campbell Morgan, pastor of Westminster chapel, London, now visiting in Syracuse.
 "Whenever great country banish- es strong drink it must prepare for a revoution," he declared from the pulpit here. When a man stops drinking he begins to think. All that happened in Russia in the revolutionary line has occurred since vodka was abolished Whenever London goes dry her east end will arise.'
 Commenting on prohibition in the United States, Dr, Morgan said:
 "It will be wonderful when the country is entirely dry and adjusted to it but it will be sometime you get settled down."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the National Bank of Arkansas of Pine Bluff. Ark will be held in the directors roo,,, of said bank in the city of Pin@ Bluff on Tuesday, January 1% ;S 1920, between the hours of 10 m. and 12 (noon), for the npp r' pose of electing directors to spruo for the ensuing year and for tbe transaction of such other business as may properly come before oo fbo said meeting. 'e
 c. H. TRiPLETT Pine Blufs Ark, Dec. 8, 19l9 ''' l2-9-1mo
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Won't Tell Where
 Ark sEsufOrd' Lands

Washington, Jan. 9.-Alien radicals deported on the army transport Bur ford, which now is nearing the Kici canal, will not be landed at Copen hagen nor is it planned to send other deportees from this country to the Danish port, Anthony Cami netti, commissioner general of immi i grafton said today. He still refused
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
ENGINEER KILLED.

Independence, Kan, Jan. 9-The engineer was killed and several pas sengers were slightly injured when a north bound passenger train on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail- road jumped the track on trestle a mile east of here early this morn ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
Ikhara is Taken !; by Men of the : BOlshevik Army

:ndon. Jan. 1S-Bokhara. capital ':e innortant Khanate of Bokhara
 Central Asia and less than 200
 E from the Afghanistan frontier, 1bccn entered by bolshevik for to war office reports. I;ber west west soviet troops have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10

however, to say where the Buford would land.
 Mir. Caminetti conferred today with army officials presumably on plans for deporting additional radi- calls to soviet Russia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
W. 0. ". NOTICE.

To the members of the Woodmen of
 the world:
 You may obtain any information you desire in regard to the new spe- cial rates by calling upon o. E Per rv, clerk, at Simpson and Webb Fur niture company, 212-214-2I6 West Second avenue Saturday evening from T to 9 o'clock. 1-10-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10
s75,00o FIRE.

Goddard, Kan, Jan. 9-Six busi- ness buildings anG contents, valued at $75,000, were burned here early today by a fire that started from gasoline stove explosion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-10

office has asked local authorities for further information regarding the shooting of the two Americans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

On January 81, 1920 the Richmond Ice
Delivery Corporation went out of business
we have employed all of their men, taken over
most OF their ice-handling equipment, and are
now delivering the people of this city the best
IN ice and the best in service.
we have contracted for the output of the
Buchanan Springs Co, Harrison and Marshall
Streets and Merchants Cold Storage and Ice
Manufacturing Co., at Sixth and Canal Streets
The capacity of our two plants is 200 tons
day. with storage capacity of 1000 tons.
Our ice is made of pure distilled city water,
frozen at lowest temperature No better ice
can be made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

Following the lead Of many progressiv,
corporations, our company will share il
protlts with its employees. AS partners in The
business, our men will have every possible in
centlve to give their customers the best DOS
slble service You will find them, pror,nt
courteous and efficient. IL, ~
Our wagons are now covering every sec,
ton OF the city regularly, and we Have sEbes
c1al delivery service to take care of h11rrv-,,n
phone orders -,
Besure to talk to our men or phone us about
your ice needs. We will sell for cash. coupon
books or on credit-either you prefer. Out
standing ice coupons of the Richmond Ice
Delivery Corporation will be accented
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-12

H. M. WILLIAMS. Dentist
Rooms / and 8, whiting building
Bec0na and Gold. Phone 6S4-W.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
Strong Arm Afen
0nerate AT Canton

Canton. Oct 2f-After a week
uIIne spent IA searching fur robbers
VINO visited this cry last Monda
night. ana sIaged some bold n0idzuBs,
local aurnurIEies heiIeFe tham 10 ne
amunE the Inst OF -sciean get away
NO cisw To the perperrrarDFs mas eeen
IounG
Last Monday EIEhL a E0ung man
gO1nE 80 TIE soutEE part OF the city
was ordered so THROW up his handa
several dollars Ii currency and his
watch were taken
On the same EIEhr Two laas from
Sioux CRY were vICz1ms In q 8Gx car
or FobRery A man toek several dol
lars from E3sm THe bgTs mad Sc.
out from home 70 @see the world
+ SO rRey said AfrEr me robeer haC
taken their money hs ADVISED Ehen
/ to return nome which thev did tht
! neXE mgruIEE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
FIRST DISTRICT
CONGRESSMAN
EVERYTHING POINTS To THE Rg
ELECTION OE q. A. CHR
TOPH EfSS31N

SloEx Fails. oct -CunEFess.
man A. Chrstopherson is assured
+ OF Fe-eiectIou by a plurality OF nol
less Lnan 12.000 votes accordIRg tc
g estimates based on reports from ey-
+ ery county Ia the frFst GIsrrlct
AccDru1ug ro COUNTY cnnIrmen
/ throughout the district chrisropher-
: son opponents nave made 11ttis
/ heaGway Thev nave found prac1ie-
/ aiiv uoEnInE In MS record as con
gFessInau which IS subject 10 success
/ fut CRITICISM and the estimates are
/ that HF viii receive the solid FeDubti-
/ car vote. together WITH support al
thousands OF democrats and Inas-
b BeuGenrs VINO consider MS record Sc
/ good as 10 entiEie him 10 Fa-eieCnInn
I for a second reru
Tne woEd has gone cut 10 the Fet-
+ ers that HaruIHg would ss pFacrIcatty 3
/ poweTiess 10 eliminate democratic
waste and 1nafficIenCy4 and unable ta
/ InaUEuTaTe the republican prnEran1 OF
/ recrganlZ1Hg the government on q
/ business basis unless he mas a FeDuh-
{ mean congFess IN LnCFoUEn svmpaEnQ
Z win his views kepuhAlGans are
{ 1herefoFes reported as solid for Chris
! ronneFson as welL as HardIEE
National republican lHadeEs nave
i watched the south Dakota eampaIgn
! with great interest because Of the
1 democrarfc claim that surfIelenE nof-
matty republican vBEss would go &c
/ Iha 1goH-DarIIsan league Sc LheFe
/ would De a cnanee fer a democratic
i congFsssman IN rhls dIErr1Ct TIE Fe-
4 ports however wlBe out auy anxiety
{ as To Gnris1onheFson s Fe-eAecEIou- a.
/ rhpv snow mat farmers suppCTIIn
/ toe league candidates 1oFs state Off
1 ees. aFe tak1nZ no cna ess q per
I peEuzrlng rhe pFsseBr EEme n
IA Washington. and are EeEIn for
EzruInE and GnrIsrDpherson
CONGRESSMAN CnrIsIopheFsoD has
frienas say mas made a roreeful Duf
dIgnifled campaign mas STOOD saHaFe-
iv on mis- record as a FeBEssentarIYe e
Ia washington. anu mas added great
~ to his Strength n tine district His
/ friends are confidenE EnaE 1as FgEurn s
rwill pear uuJ their pFe01CLI0u or a
10000 plurality for MIN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
IWARN VIlLATORS
GF GAME LAWS
: SOUTH DAES0T.A GAME. ANTY FISH
PROTECTIVE ASSOC EATI
-TE-A4EsS HTrSTER T0 b.
Careful.

S1ouX ka4s. OCL- 2 2f4--Accordlng to
4 complaints cenang 20 the. ofnceTs OF
the south DAKOTA Game ana Flsh
Protective assocIaH0u mere mauy
hunters are entirety dlsregarding me
f pTuYlEl0Hs oil law regarding huErinz
B before sunEise
Officers @ e thas association nave ga
4 eEFYed reports OF vioIaEinn cf 1his
+ federal sTEtut az sfouEhs Hen Sl0ux
! Fails and the suggestion lis made
I tnaE careful attention bee given to- the
matter n the future. lest some fInfi
ftFoUbIa IN store Tor themselves There
/ Is a severe penalty imposed for shoet-
ing Ehe migratory game birds earlier
Inan half an nour nhfDFs SUNRISE. or
later IMAM sunset Fedora wardeHs :
are Operating IN the state. and while
it is not the DuEposs OF the asseels-
I JIon 10 defeat HE efforts of Ehe war
Gens 70 enforce Eh5s INV &c Isl felt
tIhar manv Vi0IamoHs are nor wIifutiy
done. and 1he association feels that
rne genera public should KNOW OF
this provision and observe It.
cot rh5s law is good spCr1sTnaHshlp
Many hunters mav De perfectly VIII
ING to 40 the right thing nut IT one
or TWO hunters on a lake insist On
ksnoOEIuE bef0Fa the rIghr 20 90 sOy Ene
d ducks are started ont earlier than
usual and Ehe hunters with good as
1 tIennionse Rre forced into Ghe pes1Eou
u a. -. = -
+ priKed CT any shooGlEE GurIu FhA
morning EIIgE
Tha association urges another Fea-
i son whv 1he law snouid be observed
Il IN the faint half Hght That prevails
L earlier than malt an hour before SUE
7 rase &c is mere often Ehe rule than
/ Hne exeeptlon. tRat ducks snnt Ct are
/ not elaaniY killed 0nlv wInged or
wounded otherwise AMI 0w1ug t0 hae
4 poDr hight ERe1r fair eanuoE be sp0HEed
1 and thev are left 60 suffer Reeaaessiy
/ and perfectly good bFrd - wasted.
4 Game u1rds are too scarce 10s WASH.
The attention OF all spprTEmen Is
i again ealief TO 1ha haurs wnen shoot
/ ing can sbes 4sgatfvl done halt an nour
i before sunrise 20 sunset The nag
/ t1n1it for the day is 20 and total IN
/ possession is &c
+ 1t is also suggested ter the ecHsia-
4 erz1ion OF hunters VINO run snort OF
/ auehs t0 shoot Lnat there 15 20 open
i season for galis uiHrHrHs or nREazss
L A ~rrfp around any OF hhe nearby
! stuughs would 1ndieaEe thar manT %
/ not know OF EhIs provision of las
E These BIRDS are. etassed as migratory
L unngarae BIRDS and are pEotected
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
THEY PROM|GE
AID TIL FARMERS H
NATIONAL ATkECETTEES RFPFN n
To TEEEAsEsAAES FK60Af D4k9-
TASS FOEs RELIEF 0E COMB
TfON$

MI1eheLb, oC6., Both FFssiden
I W EIsol. through SecreGzry Tumuitv
{ and secretary OF Ehe interior aaeFe-
Gltu nave taken Up the QUESTION oi
seeking aid FOR the farmers CT tht
COUNTRY. according 10 teieErams re.
Z eeIged by w " Blaln ana j. x
FOX. secretary and president OF Ehe
local chamber Of. eummerce
BiaIn recently wired ther pFEsiaen
while F'uw wired the secrHrErv ol
aETlcUiEuFe UrEInE Ehem TO UAke
some aCGI0n EcHr Fefa<~s cundiEIons. uh.
ger which 1h@ farmers Of this state
/ are 1nFeaEeneu with rne Tess OF man
[ nIIII1ons OF dollars
SecrTary TumutFv mas wired Blalg
/ that the president aiFeauv nas EaEEn
tRe matter unaer consideration an
mas Insrruegea 1he federal trade eoEa-
mission and the agricultural depart
mEn to BeEIn an IEgEsEIgaE1nn
MeTedILh Ras answered FOX saEln
thar ms department is eRdeavorIuz
py the garneElng OF EEaIn STATISTICS
throughout the wurld 20 arrive al
some solution OF Ehe problem and aid
the farmers IN av0iGlnE Jha Jesse
with which they are rnFeaEeHed