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DEATH OF DR.. MARTIN
Former Rector Of Trinity Parish Dies in
CheStertown Md

News has been received In WILMINGTON
of the death ~ Cnestertovr Md 10
Rev. Henry B Martin. former rector of
Trinity Parish IN this city Dr Martin
vas rector here from lsSl n 1856 and
was the ONLY surviving cv-rnctor of the
parish He was - years old. His successor.
Rev RI Ashton Henry died II Florida
on March 3 1920.
During Or Martin rcctor~hin lere
two events Of importance occurred in ths
history Of the parish The drzt vas 're
removal of the church from Fifth and King
streets TO Delaware avenue and Adams 'ne
present site. and the second was the or
pointment of Z regular vicar IN charge
IL the Old Swedes Church where services
have been regularly conducted from that
time n this DR. Martin rnInlstration
left many permanent marks ~ hls devo-
ton and fidelity. and his name las az
wavs been held in high esteem % tae PARISH
He moved 10 the Diocese of ta-t0u z
1886. and was there for the remainder I
his life. except from lS94 r. 1880. when
ne was located in Philadelphia His last
visit to this parish was On Trinity sun
dav, 1912. when he preached the sermon
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM I HE STATE
Grand Master HiphfieId of A. F.
& A. M. Pays Visit to Frank
lin Lodge. Georgetown
DOVER REAL ESTATE SALES

Er,.n Every Evenings correspondents
Dover. March 24.-The "a. facNara q
farm north of Dover. one ot the lhoSI
~ah,able tracts Of fruit and farming iana
~ Ken, county. was sold, Yesterday u 10
Er.nl u Wilson of Philadelphia ana IL; Il;
I,.rrv Wilson of Dover. The PackardS VIII
move from the farm, where they haEc
resided FOR more than twenty. wears, I"
tho Richardson properly. on hing s'Ie','
this town. which they have purchase1o
Mir Wilson will take possession "' lnr
Packard farm next year. kfnt N"s'h'N
Agent 4 ID. Cobb, will move 70 the iarin
,nril | and occupy the dwelling Tor the
remainder of this wear. The p"rchaSc
nricc maid for the farm Is SAID TO nave oceil
SI2o00 Do,or
80, o,,ncd bv Walter Morris, cashier oi
,h, Ear,nrrs Rank for many years ten,
an,.d Lv i printing office on the second
~ tb,rJ Honrs at one time by the plant
- ~ Dalawarean. and law offices ON
,hc 6rst door This building adiolns the
Ill Enot county office building purchased
80 'cars hoo by the State Who the pur-
,.Sassr . Mas not been disclosed, but Mr..
Morris admits the sale.
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NEWS OF BRIDGENlLLE.

Br,dge> lie. March y -fN-''overnor
.Iobn q Tow n>enl Jr who has large
wIc. factory here, is enlargmg tins piant
and will open store room IN charge ol
lohp Dimes. Of BridgcvIllC-
Mrs Howard T. HardestN whose
r,ckct book was stolen a she was board
me a train al Seaford. fortunately had les
thar a dollar in change therein, with ner
tlcket 10 Bridgeville The thiei missed
purse in which was a much larger sum oi
money
nended lts meetings 'or the summer
months
Ilovd TAYLOR and wife of Wilmington
are here with Mrs sherman Todd, sister
of Mr. Taylor
Mrs { Victor Lewis was in Phlladei-
phia this week. and was accompanied home
by her alece Miss Elizabeth Wiley Of
Wlssahickol Pa. who will spend week
here
Egg, took sudden decline in this mar
ket. Monday. when they could be pur-
chased Tor 20 cents per dozen IN large
quantities
IN old tine serenade was gwen Mr. and
Mrs James Warden at the home OF Kay,
r6pd Jones. Tuesday night Mr.. and
Mr. Wardea were married friday even
IrC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City March 24-Captain
Foster Of Fort du Pont has received
thirty -davs' furopg and left this morning
accompanied by his wife. for New York.
Mrs Foster will undergo an operation
in 81 Elizabeths $ hospital
Miss Laura Clark. n teacher in the
public schools AT Ccntrevlllc Md, IS
home with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Courtland Clark. at Clarks Corner, for
the Easter holidays
Miss Louise Beck student in the
Women's College. Newark, is home for
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Stewart Beck on the Port Penn road
Fred Tugcrt ard family Will leave their
rcsidcrce on " ashington street and move
10 Philadelphia Their house here will he
occupied by G. Earl Baum, cahsier Of
Delaware City National Bank.
Miss Lizzie Pagan Of fChambershurg Pa
and Miss Marjorie Pagan Of Wilmington
are guests Of their sister Mrs Frank
Dunham
Charles Hall. Jr has purchased a
beautiful new motor boat
Tug Atlas Of the Jpdricl Dredging
Go az Baltimore passed out Of the canal,
Yesterday. with two large deck lighters,
one loaded with dredging machinery en-
+ IOGbt ~ viz AAAAtftAtlf fiAAAA ~N%'N 'tAANA
Tug BERTHE f. Tull Of Baltimore, also
passed through for Philadelphia
/ The ladies OF st Georges will give 2
/ dance on March 81. in Odd Fellows hall,
| forthe benefit of the base ball team OF that
/ place
Miss Leah Reybold, 8 student in Oar
| lington Seminary. West Chester, Pa
/ is home for Easter with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William L Reybold
| Clarence Bender IS i'll al his home here
| Mrs. Valentine Peak. who has been II
at her home for the past two weeks, Is
1 somewhat improved
! Fertilizers at Webb's. Send wagons +
Adv.
Sergeant William Sheldon Of the Eigh
teerth Bend of Fort du Pont has moved
! his family from Baltimore and will occupy
Mrs. Mary Ash house on Clinton street
Order the very best coal at Webb 5
Delivered now. if any drop in price durinl
! April or MAY difference viii be refunded
| customers ADV.
Private Molinini of Fort du Pont j
| spending q month furlough IN New J orl
CITY. 8 guest Of has parents
Sawed lakewood So per two-hous
wagon load, at Webbs Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
ODESSA-TYBOuT
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
State Highway Engineer Upham
Gives Status of the
Matter.

Dover. March 24.-Regarding crtti-
cisrns Of the proposed construction, this
season. Of the road from Odessa -
Tybout.s Corner. in New Castle county,
which have been published in Whining
ton papers. Chief Engineer Charles N.
T-pharn n the State Highway Depart
ment said TODAY that the matter was
by no means settled upon. Although
bids have been advertised for. i IS by
no means certain that they will be found
To be favorable In their figures, and
even then, the giving out IF the contract
may be withheld. a the discretion n
the commission. The money for doing
II is. however. available: but i not ap-
Piled 70 this road. would in all prob
ability be diverted 70 new construction
in the lower counties.
As to the claim that the project is a
new one i, was pointed out that *
was discussed two years ago. and was
known 10 the members OF Levy Court
at that time.
Regarding the notice required prior
| 70 taking over by the State Highway
/ Department OF county roads. il wa de-
/ clared that these formalities have al
ways been observed. aRd there : no
j intention OF omitting il in this case
j should construction be decided On.
While it IS true that the inconve-
nience OF detours forced By closing o.
old roads during construction is con
siderable. il is inevitable. and has beer
undergone by communities in Other
parts Of the state and accepted by them
In Mr.. Jpham's view. there 5 sinai
likelihood Of any effort 70 ask IN
country 10 take a road which il does no
want: although the advantage OF hay
ing eight miles Of drst-class road il
place of a road of only fair grade. an
of maintenance by the state instead Q
At county expense would seem al
obvious advantage. cheaply acquired a
the outlay of few months of detour
ing. in the best season Of the year Tn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24

ing panel of petit jurors for thc term of
court, convening April IS:
First Representative dstrict---Jam >.
Griffith, Walter +. Keith, Leon Jones,
Walter Short.
Second Elmer Outten, Cove ,. Short,
William +. Cole, Ernest G. Phitfer.
Third Clifford Y. Anderson, Abraham
Short, Gilbert Davis.
Fourth-Robert III, Clark, David Rod-
way, George p. Scotten.
Fifth-Walter T. Massey, Samuel Le-
gar, Walker Miffiin Joseph l.. Bonsall.
Sixth-Harry J. Dill Edgar W. Dlli,
Cooper Gruell
Seventh Howard II. Marvin, Christian
Singer, Jacob c. Brown. John y. Berry.
Eighth-James III. Jones, Willard ,.
Jones, Thomas Spurry, Robert ] Russell.
Nirth-ErbeSt Raughley, Jacob W.
Camper, Major W. Camper, Major Wyatt
Fred Marvi
Tenth-Thaddeus I. Windsor, Orion f.
Cannon, John r. Beswick.
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WEDDING AT LAUREL.

Laurel. March 24-At the home OF
MIR and Mrs r. II. Euans on Fourth
street Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
their daughter. Elsie, was married to
iirman l.. Galloway of this town. Rev
". L. Hoffman, paste. o Christ NJ. J..
Church. performed the ceremony. which
Included the ring. The bride was given
ID marriage by her father. Miss Donna
Evans of Baltimore, cousin of the
bride. was hides maid and Francis
Weathcrly of this town was the groom
best man
\ reception followed the wedding at
which many friends Of the couple were
present Mr.. and Mrs Galloway left on
the l2.l2 train for Baltimore and Wash
ington, whore they will spend their honey
moon. after which they will return to
IauIrl and reside
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
SUSSEX COUNTY NOT ES.

Georgetown. March "A Levy Court
Commissioners have elected James
Timothy LAYTON Of near Brankford
constable for the seventh representative
district G.. A. Furman and Levin T.
Met ale became surety for him.
Mrs. Flora T. Donaway Of MillsbOro
daughter Of William Townsend of vii
mlngton. and John /. Cannon Of Mills
boro. son of the late William Cannon, were
married. Sunday night at Millsboro, by
Rev. J. W Hudson
Members of the Georgetown Volunteer
Fire Department netted $6l6,5l from
their two-days bazaar and festival, and
in a short time will purchase q fire truck
to cost about $4,000. They have raised
about s., 800 of the purchase price al
ready
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence of Every evening
Elkton. Md, March "a County 'om-
missioner William II. Cameron, enter
tanned the Cecil Farmdrs Club at hls
county place near Rising Sun, tuesday
when the new county agent, W I. SMART
made his first appearance before the
farmers Of this county.
Captain Thomas G. McCracken, after
thirtv-fivc wears service as superintendent
Of the North East cemetery, has resigned
owing to failing health
Mrs Charles f. Warburton entertained,
this afternoon at her home on East Main
street. F.lkton. in honor Of Mrs. b. y
Weaver and friend of Savannah, Tn.
Frederick Torrey, principal Mt West
Nottingham Academy, has sent cur.
cular letter TO the alumni telling them oi
the condition of the school, asking them
whether il is more feasible 10 Increase the
tuition or depend upon former students
to make up deficit Of few thousand
dollars. John g. Connor, former prln-
cipal has sent his check Tor sl,NW.
Marriage license were issued in Elkton.
Yesterday. TO Henry NJ McNeal OF
Elkton and Anna T. stephens of Rising
sun: Charles ] Everslt and Merle Is
Caplcs. both Of Gambler. Md.
George VI Evans of Elk on has pHr-
chased from Henrv Connor of Wilmington
the latter s 9o-acrc farm near Iron lilll.
James NJ. Iosh. of Colora has added
his name To the list of Candidates Tor the
Democratic nomination for sheriff for
Cecil county
William Stewart Of Conowingo. who
has been suffering with sleeping sickness
has 50 far recovered as to be able to be
about
During the absence Of the agent Of the
American Railway Express Co. from town
the door Of his office was broken, last
evening. but nothing OF any value taken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24

HOSE CARRIAGE LOST WHEEL.

Delaware City, March "a The local
fire company was called, yesterday after
no y, TO the home of William A. Hide
lrs d, on Adams street, but was not
forced into action, as several men climbed
IN or the roof and were able to extngulsh
the blaze.
On the way to the i.re one OF the hose
carriages, west bound ON Washington
street. lost one wheel which fell on
causing the carriage TO crash to the
ground No one was injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
FESTIVAL OF PI RIM.
Exercises at the Temple of Truth
Entertainment on sunday.


The Festival Of Purim. better known
as the Feast Of Esther. as recounted In
the book in the Bible by that name. is
being celebrated by Jews today and to-
morrow At the Temple Of Truth
special services will be held Friday
evening at S o'clock. IN which the
festival spirit will be manifested. The
choir viii render appropriate hymns,
and Rabbi Rabinowitz will speak on the
topic. Jew Batting, Ancient and Mod
eru
sunday afternoon. AZ o'clock. q
p,]ritn entertainment viii be given by
the Temple Of Truth Sunday School. The
program will include recitauons and
songs telling the story Of Purim;
musical numbers and two playlets, all
10 be presented by children OF the School,
This entertainment will be followed by
n social hour for all present, in which
che ladies Of the Sisterhood will act as
hOstesSes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
VISITED BY GRAND MASTER.

Georgetown. March "a The annual
visitation Of NJ ". Grand Master William
J. Highfeld Of Wilmington was made to
Franklin Lodge No y, A. F. q A. NJ,
here. Tuesday night, and visiting members
Of the fraternity from Lewes, Milford,
Milton. Mllsboro, Millville, Wilmington
and Harrington were present Following
the address Of the grand master speeches
were made by Alfred Raughley Of Iar
rington Rev Mr. Barratt Of Glendale
J.. ". Niltbank Of I.ewes MIR Warren
Of Selbvville. Mr. Pyle Of Wilmington,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, March "a George, ii wears
old son of MIR and Mrs. George H.
Thompson, sustained a broken shoulder
blade. Tuesday afternoon. while playing
with some of his boy friends. Attention
was given by DIR. J. Roscoe Elliott.
c. Lyna Waller of Philadelphia is here
for the Easter holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs T. jackson Waller, on
Sixth street
J. Fred Adams of Philadelphia. Is
spending some time with his family here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newa-k. March - AT a recent meet
tag IF the Newark Country Club. organ
lzad several weeks ago. the following di-
rector were elected. y \ Wright. Frank
ade~. !. p. Wright, George l. Townsend
u. Harry l.. Bonham. DR. Walter II.
steel end J X. Johnston The club has
purchased the Jex property on Quality
H1lvhcre a golf course viii be laid out and
tbc na,.ior house turned into a club
rts0m
Of cers for the ensuing year will be
ramIr atod ard delegates to the state
Tcclcration of Womer Clubs elected al a
mccttrg Of the New Century Club, next
1ue~daN
students OF the Rehabilitation Division
gave a harquet al Delaware College last
right when they entertained some mem
bcrs uf the college faculty and also mem
l,ers of the Federal Board for Nocatlonal
Education Guy Ford and Frank Mays OF
Wilmington were guests and led the sing
ing during the evening.
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover March - Miss Helen WISE,
vbo has been connected with the Delaware
r7st Co here ior the past eight years has
rr.,gncd and will make her home IN
AtIsntic Citv. Miss Edna Cariss,, who
has been connected with the Pennsylvania
railroad here. succeeds Miss Wise.
Tbe prc-Easter cvangelistic meetings
tIt ~ the Ponies Christian
"ius u ,bis town each evening for the
''''.,' = a-o"L. arc being largely attended
ard much interest IS being manifested,
Pa>~inn Week services are beng held III
NtSlcl NJ f. Church, this evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
RFBPk,Hs r>rrRr,rv.
Two Hundred fnloJ DANCING nf h
frpshmenfs AZ D. U O. F HHn

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Colonel r. G. Houston, Andrew }.
Lynch and James NJ Tunnel.
About $50 were present at the meetihe'
at the close of which a banquet was gwen
in the banquet room on the first hoor OF
the Temple George A. Lindenkohl, OF
the Brick Hotel had charge Of the banquet
Music was furnished 10y Georgetown
Orchestra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
rIRENiEN ELECT OFFICERS.

Dover. March y Robbins Hoss s,r q.
~ Dover ba, elected the following oihcerS
Tor the ensuing year .,,,,.
Chcf Earl Humphrey: first assistan., STAN,
rboma, HoIstcln: second assistant Harry
y Hant.,rk
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PERSONAL.

Mrs ]. c. Hopper Of Boston. Mass.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T McElwee. OF Roselle-
Mrs. Alice Sentman was at Atlantic
City during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Holton We're at
Atlantic City last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
FORMER DELAW AREAN oi-Ni-''

n,,.or March 24.-Word was received
here Yesterday OF the murdc'' 'i,'n s,,'orI,. :,
burg Va OF haries l'aNls' pn,,cr
we'll kuowh farmer IiNlng l'"i -, oscor-
Nhlle all the facts Cou'u H. ,,ot fonl
tanned, II was reported lnal ~ t;,n
pIav from. moOnshiners oi Ih'' =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
HarIey.Davidson in New Home.

The Harley Da wilson agency is now
in new quarters at $40 French street.
where they have 5000 feet Of floor space
with run TO the basement leading TO
the repair shop. The show room is To-
Gated on the first floor where all mod
els will be displayed. Harley David
son week is from April 4 TO II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24

cutting down ~ the state Highwav Ds-
partrnent program by curtafled appro-
priations win postpone indefinitely no
paid development II the parallel line
projected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24

Doesn't hurt a bit Drop a little
''Freezone" on an aching corn. instantly
that corn stops hurting, then shortly
you lift il right off with fingers Truly
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle OF
"F-reezone' for few cents. sufficient TO
remove every hard corn. soft corn or
corn between the toes, and the calluses
without soreness or irritation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
Dance at Garrett Settlement.

Last night in the Garrett Settlement
House, Seventh and Walnut streets.
whist was played and a dance was given
in honor of Mrs. Theodore Jones OF Chi
cago. who is visiting Mrs. John hopkins,
bv Mrs ConweH Banton and Mrs J. Il.
stubbs. Mrs. George ]. Sykes and Mrs.
Delaney Hamilton were patronesses of
the evening In the game of whist a
box of candy was won by Mrs Ray
Wooten, a large candy egg. Mrs. Nellie
Nicholson. a basket Of candy. Mrs.
Arleon c. Bowser. and dressed dolls by
Leon Fisher. Guests were present from
Chester and Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
rHIA WOMAN SUFFERED

Mrs, II. A. Leau.an. Sturglr colo.
writes. Il Suffered with bladder ana
kidney trouble for years. DocJored and
rried everything. No help. Finally 4
friend sent me ey Kidney Pills. They
belpt.d me SO much I used seven bottles.
Vow 7 feel ire. Spent sleer- IS nights.
suffered 50 Il seemed hardly could
i've r commend Foley hidn,y pills
:, an v!.o suffer fro- kidney trouble
as I did N 3. Danforth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
IODINE
THAT DOES
NOT STAIN

For many years people have been
using iodine IN spite of its staining,
burning and blistering. They were
willing to contend with these dis
advantages because of its excellence
as an antiseptic and healing agent.
Iodine is one Of the greatest anti
septics known TO medical science.
The Halogen Laboratory of New
York ha. discovered way of re-
moving the burn and blister of
iodine without reducing it's effective
meas. This new iodine invention Is
called U-O). 1t is an iodine oint-
ment that is rubbed into the skin
In (I.O) iodine is skillfully combined
with well known pain relieving and heal
ing remedies. Rheumatic pains. neti-
rsfgia. neuritis, sciatica, headaches and
BODY pains Of ell kinds are speedily
soothed away by U-O). N-O1 assures
rapid and healthy healing Of cuts.
wounds, burns. abra sions. bruises, as
well as skin affections. 1t destroys all
germs Of infection.
U.Ol should be in every medicine
closet Remember U-O) is so ultra
effective because it is rubbed into the
akin and penetrates 10 the seat oi the
troubl. Always ask for U-O), not sim
riy iodine ointment Sold by druggists
In SO.cent tubes. or sent postpaid by
she manufacture, The Halogen Lsbora-
tory. Inc. 45 William ST.. Ne" York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24
OLD STANDBY, FOR
ACHES AND PAINS
ANY Man or Woman Who keeps
Sloan's Handy " i'll Tell You
the Same Thing.

Especially those frequently attacked
5y rheumatic twinges. \ counter irri-
tant. Sloans Iiniment scatters the con-
gestion and penetrates without rub
bing to the afflicted part soon reliev-
ing the ache and pain.
Kept handy and used everywhere for
reducing and finally eliminating the
pains and aches of lumbago, neuralgia,
muscle strain. joint stiffness, sprains.
bruises. and the results Of exposure.
You Just know from its stimulatins,
healthy odor that it will do you good,
Sloans Liniment is sold 10y all drug
cists-35c. 10c. l.4o.
S1Odf)IS
Linifnent((iR,s.e (Rssns) (i,.eats)
-
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JURORS FOR KENT COURT.

Dover March 24-Jury Commissioners
Burton and Powell TODAY drew the follow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24

What's Bigger and Better than Bar
mum ADV.
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~ tfe uvar-ar
~vrd.- Drl-~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-24

Founder Of DR.. Caldwelps Syrup Pepsin the largest
selling liquid laxative in the world, long past
Biblical old age. but hale and hearty Still
secs patients daily Wonderful achieve 2
ment Of country doctor"
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
Pullman Company.

A vulnerable spot In yesterdays mar
I<et was Pullman Company, which sold
down to 9s, within a point or so of its
1890 low. Sales of Pullman were un-
usually heavy, comprising more than
10000 shares, and that some OF it at
least was short stock Is evidenced by
the fact that it loaned flat in the loan
crowd last night and was in insistent
demand. The selling Of Pullman is on
the theory that the $ per cent dividend,
which the corporation has paid since
1900. will be readjusted. lntimations
from Chicago yesterday were to the ef-
feet that there was no reason to believe
that any cut in the rate would be made.
The balance sheet ms fully 81. 1920.
showed the corporation to have net
working capital of sSS. 100000, OF which
S25. SOC, 900 was in cash. In addition 1t
had a credit of something like $6,000,-
600 with the Railroad Administration.
One report about Pullman which the
Street had yesterday was that Frank 0.
Lowden, formerly Governor of Illinois,
and a son-in-law of the founder of the
corporation. would become Pullman's
new president.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
URGES CREDITS TO EUROPE.
I. r.. Bertron Returns From
Abroad with suggestions.

Europe needs the United States OF
America economically as much to-day as
she needed us in the war in 1917, and
this cooperation is as essential for our
own economic welfare as Il was then"
This is the view of the European situ-
alton as expressed by S. r. Bertron OF
Bertron, Griscom & Co, who has just
returned from Europe.
Considering the means available
France. Belgium, Italy and Serbia have
made great progress with their recon-
struction problems" said Mr.. Betron.
with n settlement OF the indemnities
I'm which America can be helpful. much
more rapid progress will be made De-
flation proceeds in Europe in a more
orderly fashion than with US and with
less painful results.
Every country will seek to sell its
products where money is dearest that -
In the United States, and will buy nogn-
ing from us except certain essentials
which cannot be had elsewhere, and
these must be paid for In exports to
America. Our industries have been ex-
panded to meet the demands of a world
war. and many Of them must remain
idle or operate on n greatly reduced
basis unless We find outside markets.
Our hope il through extending long
credits. well secured. and the acceptance
OF imports In payment"