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Evening journal., 1920-11-29
OyFRPRODICTION

ENEW Delawareans fan to appreciate the fact that this
IL country is undeniably in business slump. Unem-
ployment is growing Factories going on short time,
closing. curailng Prices in wholesale lines have fallen
materially. retail prices though they not followed
to any considerable extent, bound TO follow.
Why? Why does The machinery Of production slow
down. creaS and groan and finally come almost to a
standstin?
"overproduction," comes the answer Europe cannot
buy al her former rate the products Of American manu-
facurers because her cash and credit exhausted;
merchants in America consequently becoming over
siocked people won't buy at high prices retailers are
trying unload at high prices therefore, orders not
being received at the factores-therefore pending indus
trial distress.
What is "overproducton?" Does it mean that every
body in America has all he she wants to make COM
Portable life? Does II that America has too much"
Of The things that go to make life lyable-food clothes
houses, amusements?
Not al all The country five million houses short Of
enough roofs to keep It's people comfortably housed
Millions Of men, and children II Official reports
are to he believed living below the level OF decent
and comfortable oXsience-are underfed underco.hed
0verproduction in any real sense docs not exist What
does exist inability to market goods at proAt inability
TO sell back TO the and women producers OF the
country The goods they have produced There is
thing wrong with the industrial machinery when all IN c
people cannot gel sufficiently fed clothed and housed
Wouldn't It be a fine thing II the incoming administration
would set Itself TO solve just that one problem:
How TO make the industrial machinery meet all the
needs Of the people?
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
BLOOD MONEY.

nNE hears about somebody other in Delaware bens
" forced to give up blood money" That extortor
has been practced. 10 Is understood And sometimes the
words are us,d to convey the idea IN at reward had
been paid for turning over a criminal to the law
Along there In the middle ages when people were
rough and killers" went abroad blood money" meant
the money actually paid for shedding blood Sometimes
meant money paid to for bringing another man 5
death. the slayer himself might nav Il to his victims
nearest relatives to himself their vemseance
In the old days he amount Of blood money varied with
The crime Unfortunately there is some evidence that
killers for price have not yet been banished from the
earth But they ought 10 be- and maybe they will be.
Blood money" in the old the acceptance Of the
term, has no place in the language
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
With the Pdrdgraphers

Post. S4i'nston
porch.-Nsshington Post ~ front
Bryan Blames Wilson and cox."-headline. What dive
mean 'blames ?'-Washinglon Post 0' 20
The great and solemn referendum determined ono bn
at any rate the little hand OF willfu men turns ont ~
be pretty large for its szePhladepha North American
II is sincerely hoped this little misunderstanding no
tween the cable company and the State Department VIII
not reduce Secretary Colby 10 the terrible necessity ~
using Postmaster General Buresons mail service-Kansss
City star.
Hempwallace has just 10 be proud Of Two tbng
this week One is that Green Cazorts old doc Bull has
gone 10 the happy hunting ground and the other is
that Pete Wunderlings white rabbit has young ones
oorrespondenee Garland County LArk.l MeekY
Evening journal., 1920-11-29

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Evening journal., 1920-11-29
Physicians Warning

We are contantly warned against
the danger Of allowing colds to de-
velop. Mayr's Pine Needle Balm ap-
piled TO the nose at the frst sugges-
tion Of a cold Will check 10 almost
Immediately. This stimulating pino
fragrance is so soothing and healing
that catarrh, and colds Of the head.
nose and throat clear quickly when ID
Is used. Keep up your health by
always having on hand a tube OF
Mayr's Pine Needle Balm and anplv
freely. This refreshing pine forest
essence clears The nasal passages and
promotes normal breathing sold In
two sizes-30c and 60c tubes. Free
trial by writing George n. Mayr. 2ig
W. Austin Ave, Chicago Mayr's pine
Needle Balm is for sale by l. N
Eckard and druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
AGED WOMAN DIES OF PARALYSIS.

Special TO The Evening Journal
NEWPORT, Nov 29.-Nirs. Katherine
p. Scarborough, wife Of John Scarbor-
ough, died Of paralysis at her home
here on Walnut street. on Saturday
morning, after an Illness OF several
weeks The funeral was held this
afternoon. in charg, of the Rev. r. p.
Nichols. Of Smyrna, a form pastor
Of Newport NJ. =. Church. In.ermcnt
was made in St. James cemetery,
n wport
Mrs. Scarborough Is survived by
her husband. John W. Scarhorough.
Mrs. Margaret Hall, OF Baltimore.
Md Mrs. Edward Mitchell. Of VIII
mingtOn; John T. Scarborough. of
Chester. Pa; Miss Edna Scarborough
OF Newport Del. Mrs. Elsie Patton.
OF CHI ster. Pa; Clarence Scarbor0ugh
aad Mss Mary Scarborough. Of New
nOri
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
NEW BUILDING PERMITS.

Inspector Preston has issued build
ing permits as follows:
Parkway Company, Delaware ave
nue. and Adams street. theatre build
ing. 10 cost Si05, $50. The building is
10 be a one-story brick, steel roof
with a frontage OF So feet and depth
OF % feet William d. Haddock and
Company. builders.
William +. Scarborough, 10 Craw-
ford Circle, addition, TO cost $50.
C. +. Husbands. 1894 French street
addition, Si35. Harry 5. Lynch,
builder.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
HE GETS 1T.

GEND the handsome gold enameled replica Of Dogenes'
~ lantern to j. Tufnail Esq. Newberry. England
Add the Crox de Guerre Victoria Cross and Congress
siona Medal Of Honor for bravery
Conner upon him the freedom the city OF Wilmington
III elected says the Hon. James Tufnal candidate for
city office. at Newberry, Il promise nothngr
What would we not give for some candidates y, ., .
Hon Tufnas degree Of honesty over on this side OF bo
pondl
That however, is too much to ask One honest man is
all this world has right to expeot-and it's taken long
time 10 nnd him
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
Gems of Thought

sedenal easier in the lons run than self-indlsepoe
Il you didn't say mo" pretty often your money wouldn't
last long.
s-:-.-.
Procure not friends in haste and when ihou b.s, ,
friend part not with him in haste-Solon
:--.
PROFIT is the price we pay for having plenty OF ever
hing, delivered where want Il at the time We want
%.--.
Every man is the maker OF his own fortune and mst
De, IN some measure the trumpet OF his fame-nrNien
9--:-:
You can avoid a good deal OF bad luck by working
bed early. '' " sums 70
Evening journal., 1920-11-29

II this weather is sample OF an open winter It isn't
open-to criticism.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29

desirable
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1920
An APPRECIATION.

WE received today from Lewis DeBlos, president OF
w the Delaware Safety Council, the following letter
OF appreciation:
Wilmington Delaware. November 27 1920.
Mr. George Carter, Editor,
The Evening Journal.
My Dear Mfr Carler-The week OF November iith was
publicity Week" for the Delaware Safety Council Its
success was small measure due 10 the remarkable
cooperation Of The editors OF our Wilmington papers
Please permit to thank you behalf o. the Council
Tor your contributions TO the especially at time
when your columns largely taken up by Other mat
ters for instance publicity the Red Cross Drive.
We sincerely appreciate what you have done 10 help
US in This work not only during the past week but at
al Zines.
Sincerely yours,
LEWIS DEBLOIS. President
BY the same token, the public should appreciate the
great work the Delaware Safety Council Is doing under
the direction OF Mr.. DsBois. Its mission is 10 make OF
Delaware safer and heter place in which to live. In
that It should be seconded by every intelligent citizen
places proper value upon high-mnded and unsel-
nsh service in the public behalf
Evening journal., 1920-11-29

we publish today the fun Of an address On yu.,
',n 10 westminster Presbyterian Church YES
Qf Delaware Il is valuable conributlon :, s,s,
psia"areans should read II with painstakinr i,sro,
That is especially true OF that large and eminsn,i
spectacle and beneficial part OF our population tba,
Quaker blood coursng through its veins and thar nss
played such conspicuous part in the upbulldns Of our
city and State
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
DEsERTEDg WELL, YOU
SHOULD WORRY; 1tsT
TRY CIlIliLDESE's PLAN

II your husband deserts you and
your kiddles because he longs for
the Bohemian freedom in which %
develop his divine afllnlus for The
upllft OF the drama. don't weep and
wait patiently FOR his return. DO aa
Geraldine Laird did IN THE lilrk
Of Geraldine Laird break loose
from your humdrum home life. step
out and show the world you don't
give a rap; mako men want you
and friend hushhy will como cruvl
Ing back ON his hands aud knees
craving forgiveness.
This Is the system Gcraloilne Laird
played and u worked. Blonde nosein
barriscalc Il Geraldine. the deserted
wife, Who went into the FSllles and
made a hli with the tired lA,slneae
men Of hugo wealth. wbglu Dean
Laird inrlsed green wlS. ENVY md
bageed 10 be TAKEN baek. See An OF
Il al the Columbus tonight
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
DemInu Road Improving.

Foreman Of Road Construction u
L. Peters with his workmen are now
working about six miles from Co.
lumbus repairing the Columbus
Deming road. Travellers report the
rad In good condition and Mr..
Peters says after the first rain the
road viii be IN still better condition
We also holds out hopes that his de-
paffmcni will do snme work this
summer on the direct route 10 "
paso.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
sEvIcE cLun ACTIVITIES.


(By n. de Vaughn Robson.
Park your cars al the eiih In.
laniry Service Club Wednesday
night al $500 There will be a biz
stunt program given by headquar-
tcrs company. Sec Regime neSatrl
iers company. See Regimcnial Ser
geant Major Hoard, Sergeant Major
Ransom and Minis. Band Leader
Green. Color Sergeant Washington.
Musician Bell and Trent IN news.
paper" relay race. Who will win
The prixef Judges Sergeant Ferrcll,
Medical Corps. First Sergeant Rob.
inson. Company D. and Sergeant Al.
len. Company A.
See Regimentsl Supply Sergeant
Winston. First Sergeant Nelson. Ser.
geant Brooks and Monroe, Musician
Lee and Vinet and Corporal Jerry
Robinson IN a ghost stunt Musi.
elan Lyles will tell the latest jokes
come and hear him, hos q knockout.
Come and Join the peanut hunt; the
ball will he fun ~ them: yes, real
peanuts. Other stunts will be put
on and a buAhel Of fln Is IN store
for all. Punch will be served. Don't
miss Il.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
PROHIBITION QUESTION
ENOikEs LITTLE INTEREST

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July "a
Homer :. Cummings. former chair.
man of the Democratic national
committee, spent a half hour with
President Wilson today discussing
the league of nations. lie said he
expected To make The league issue
the chief topic of speeches he will
deliver IN interest Of the Democratic
candidates. Expressing the opinion
The league Of nations would be The
determlning issue OF the coming
campaien. Cummings said in recent
travels he had found less interest
IN prohibition than he expected.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

r. n. Towns. the Couriers write
up and special edition man. departed
for Deming this afternoon 10 gei
the necessary information for a com
mcrcial write up Of The county seat
70 be published ln the columbu.
Courier. This edition will be- anoih.
er OF those large edition that the
Courier has been printing IL the
PAST II will be mailed t0 every
voter Ia Luna county. Al least "a
every voter who registered in the
recent primaries and The election ~
two years ago.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
Work on Cox Well
To Start Again Soon


see how We were doing aud what
the prospects were. and mind you
added Mr.. whitver III Gross ever
came TO Columbus aud found I wns
drilling for oil with his money and
only had 1000 acres assigned TO me.
! would have broken my plate with
him then and there. Ne would have
said was the rrnxy man, and hero
! have been thinking your land.
owners were the crazy ones. and ho
would have been right absolutely.
so when knew he was coming
! decided 10 quit where was. pocket
my loss and let him pocket HE I
have played the sucker acl here
and 4 has taught me the lesson of
never going of halfcOcked but
believe me, Il has taught some Of
Your wise people something. too. II
VIII be a long road 10 Mandalay be.
lore another live one comes along.
There will be wells 10 The rieht III
you, wells 10 the left of yon and
wells all around you before that
happens
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
SpsedbaN Hayden Wins,
Wright Loses in Frisco

HkN FRANCISCO. July g. Speed.
hall Hayden of colamhus won De.
elsinn hcru Friday nishl over doe
Azexesio al the end Of four rounds
Of fast fighting Hayden lri ull he
way. landing Al will on his nppo.
nqnts nose. face aud body. AEeyedo
failed 10 land 4 single damaging
punch.
nardhliling Wright lost a decision
10 Steve Dalton, ench earning two
knockd0wIis. This was hard.
fought battle from first 10 last.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
Election Thursday.

A special election will be held this
Thursday Al Richmond chapel In
Military Heights addition at which
voters In The contiguous territory
VIII vote yes or no on the proposi.
lion as 10 whether the suburbs Of
West Heights addition and Military
lieiehls addition will b. annexed 10
Columbus. u - a fovcgone conclu.
eion that the result viii be for an.
nexation. The Judges will be Robert
fiack. Lee Thomas aud l.. NJ. Cart
and Edwin q. Dean and ]. A. Skin.
ncr will act as clerks.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

fhE United States Civil Service
Commission announces an cxami.
nation for railway mail clerks ON
August a.. 10 on vacancies IN the
railway mail service throughout
the United States. az the entrance
salary Of $1,000 a year. The exam.
nation will be given al Albuquer-
que. East Las Vegas. Las Cruces.
Ration, Roswell. Santa Re. Tucum'
carl, y. NJ, and IN principal Texas
cities. Including ~ Paso. In west
Texas the examination points are
Abilene. Amarillo, Del Rio. Maria
and San Angelo.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
MesauIle Reans

The desert mesquite bush thls
year Is prolific with succulenl
beans. The beans are longer. larger
and faiier than for years past
Steve Heinrich, the Courier cirula
tor, recently purchased a musiano
whose every rib was not only plainly
Visible. but each one prolriided "a
such an extent that they lookcd like
The bars on a xylophone. One weeks
faiions Of mesquite beans and
eieve's h0raa looking like a blue
ribbon winner q horse show.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

Z. s cTvIL sERvICE ExAMINA-

l. ). CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA.
TiONs-The United States Civil
Service Commission announces
the examination named below. 10
b. held al an early date. Applica.
lion blanks and further infOrma.
ton may be obtained from the 10.
cal secretary, Board Of Civil Serv.
ice Examiners, al the POstoffice In
this city; First grade. or clerical.
SO 10 500 mouth. Vacancies m
the position Of clerk In various
offices In the Quartermasler serN.
ice al Columbus, n. N.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

TifE United States Civil Service
Commission announces that a me
chanic, noneducation. examination
viii be held on August a. 1890.
for the purpose NJ filling a Va.
cancy IN the position of mechanic
Ia the salvage service al Colum.
bus, n. NJ Application blanks and
further Information may be oh.
tanned from the local secretary.
board % civil service Examiners,
al The Columbus, n. NJ, POstoffice.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

Mrs. J. 4 Clark Of The Hotel Clark
Saturday received a wire stating her
brother. fii Murphy % Jacksonville,
Fla was seriously III. Mrs. Clark
decided 20 lake first train and yes.
lerday morning .. >. CLARK took her
10 Dcmiua. She lrft Demina at ~
o'clock On the Southern Pacific for
Jacksonville and viii remain there
until the critis In her brothers cen,
diilOn is past The Hotel Clark will
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
Another Quake
StartIes Los Angeles


Los ANGELES. July "A sharp
earthquake shook Los Angeles al
i;i2 o'clock this morning. A few
chimneys were knocked down.
dishes broken and windows ratified.
A second but much lighter shock
was felt at $50 a. m.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

A call has been issued by the In
corporaiors OF the Columbus Invest
ment Company for q meeting Of the
stockholders 20 be- held Friday eve
ning al the Community House fol
the purpose Of perfecting a pcrma
nent organization by the election OF
officers and passing upon the by
laws.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
Here's Your Plumber.

Plumbers TO most people are just
plumbers. Aud like doctors In a
sense they are not needed often. hut
when you do want o plumber YOU
need him badly. y. ,. Gross i an
expert IN his line and he Is centrally
located on the corner OF First street
west Tam and Br- ldway.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

Miss Burton returned from Silver
City Saturday where she attended
several Interesting sessions of the
Normal. She Is hack on the ioh"
again managing the Columbus Tele-
phone Company during the absence
Of her brother, Henry Burton. in
California.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
Graduates From Normal.

Miss Mary Field Page of this city
who has been attending the Normal
ai silver City, graduated with honor
aud has received her B ?. degree
and certificate for teaching. Her
many friends here will be pleased TO
learn Of her success.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

An army poet Of the cath Infantry
has finished his masterpiece entitled
~why am Alive and mailed u to
the eiilor TO be published. II con
lained 57s verses. Ne probably
would get his name in larger typo
n he brought the verses 10 the Of.
flee IA person. Tho editor hasn't
made any additions 10 his private
cemetery this monih-so far.
A taste for painiingg | don't know.
Ne may. perhaps. be full Of H.
he did his best lo paint row.
And, we'll, he made q bull Of A.
A Columbus woman who waa
living with her second husband ex.
Iinlned that she noticed very little
difference between the Two hardly
enough 10 pay for getting married
again.
Il do believe said bis companion
as sho gnred on the screen at the
Columbus lheaier the other night
THAT Il the same elephant that
saw Al Barnum 4 Balley's circus
when ] was child. NO" she re-
piled. elephants never live 10 be
over 200 years old
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
DR.. Crocker Spreading Out

Dr. and Mrs. N. N. Croker. for
merry of Columbus and Camp Fur
long, have subdivided propcriy al
joining Lordsburg and II Is now
known as the Croker addition 10
Lordsburg.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
New Plate Glass Windows.

sam Fein's plate glass windows
which were broken by recent wind.
siorms are today being replaced.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

~Johnny on the SPOT" The latest
Melro picture II which the dynamic
fDung actor. Haie Hamilton. will be-
the ailraclion n the onyx lhenier
tonight. Is 4 SHAY uf rapid fire com.
edT 'famA which gives this noted
star rele particularly suited % his
alert nlld ririle capabilities.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
CIV. sERv.

L. S. CIV. sERv. COM. ann.
that a plumber noneducational ex.
animation will be held on August
a. 1920 for the purpose Of filling
vacancy In the position Of
plumber IN the utilities service al
Columbus. n. NJ.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

Mrs.. W. G. Franklin. wife Of the
cashier OF the First National Bank
returned Saturday niehi from a visit
with her parents NJ their home IN
Winters. Texas.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
ThIs Mm srllIe Arrumenls.

The highest peak Of the Tres Her.
manas mountains Is 1851 feet high.
In the Floridas. the highest peak
Is 1896 feet high.
When YOU see Harry Edwards on
Cooks Peak he Is $3.50 feet ia the air
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
showed Up Her Hubby.

How clever woman showed up
her husband who thought she was
a "clinging vine" will be shown al
the Columbus thcaier tonight.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

word comes from Dcmlng that
several oil concerns have represent
atlvea IN The city lo0klng for loca.
Tons leases, etc. 4 ls presumed
irom the activity shown numerous
pll wells wlll be- drilling som.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

be- conducted by the proprietor with
the able assistance of Miss Rosina
Patterson 10 say nothing OF Ginger
CLARK.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
Shamrock IN Lead;
May Be a No Race :

SANDY HOOK. July 20. ShnIA.
rock ~ was first across lhc line al
lho start ~ The nfIh international
,ucbt race which win decide the
series. starting on The first - mile
leg of her 10 mile course. run Hulh
lV west half wcsl out 10 soa, |hr
Shamrock passed over the starting
line a. Ambrose chnnnol liehlshIp ~
ie;jo2n. official time. and her rival
followed a f2,3l15 Al ibn lnl
llosoiulc passed he shamrock On
Tie way 70 the cutter mark and una
holding a better bfccfc. AZ 9:20 NE
shamrock hil stlll pocket and
druppcd hack. Proving the hotter
driflcr IN faint airs lllc Hcsoluif NJ
2:ed had a lead Of 80 Yards Aln,osl
no breeze was 10 be- had but or 10
the westward were seen threatening
black clouds.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

Pointing higher into the wind. lhe
Aesolule footed Just ~ fast "A The
Shamrock. and nt 3:i5. when SIX
miles from the first turn. had cslah.
lished ana maintained lead ~ n
mile and half There waa little
prospect however. that the race
could be- finished within the time
limit n u Is not finishod within
the limit, Il Is expected tho yachts
win race again tomorrow.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

SPECIAL. SALE a viii mako very
low price on let's. blocks or acre
ace 10 realize sbme cash; also
small oak office desk and chair
for sale. $50 J. A. prewitL
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
SMALL TALK
Furniture Man Here.

ben y. Young. furniture man Of
NJ paso. was IN Columbus sunday
visiting friends Of his early days in
this vicinity.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

The employees of the First Nation.
al Bank of NJ paso were the guests
al dinner sunday of Mayor J.. n.
Blair at the star Restaurant.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
BULLETIN

The raes was declared off on &C.
count Of the inability 10 finish with.
IN the time limit Il will probably
be- sailed tomorrow.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

Mrs. Edwin Dean has as her
guests Mrs.. Mary Chapman from Sc.
gum, Texas. and Miss Brooks sled.
man from VI Paso.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26
MrN. Greenwood In California.

Mrs. James l.. Greenwood and her
cousin. Mrs. G. y. Greenwood are
at the New Rosslyn Hotel. Los An.
geles. California.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

LOST Between Columbus and
Deming tire rack and rim. size
3xtt. Notify ID. /. Peters, Dem.
ing the road mnnl. or leave al
Columbus Bottling Works. for re-
ward.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

Bridge whist score cards al Daily
Courier Office.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26


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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-26

L0sT-i7 jewel. n size. open faced
sold watch between 1890 and
ii;tA IN the garage OF the Colum.
bus Motor Company. Return Ia
garage and receive reward. n. n,
nuehner.