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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.

Ry Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia. May 14.-wheat. high
er;s No. ? winter. i.s2@i.67; do. gar
lieky. l53@l.5S.
Corn. lower No .. 75@75A; No. 8
s2a72is: No. a. 7oH@71iz.
oats. lower; No. white, 5oM51 y /;
No. Is white, 4a@4sis; No. A white, As 4
6ls6.
Butter. lower; western creamery, ex-
ira. 81; nearby prints. fancy. 41@43.
EGGS lower: nearby firsts, 24Is: do
current receipts. 23ia@24: western
.xtra. flrsts, 24is; western firsts, 23i4@
a. fancy selected, packed. 34@35.
Cheese, New York whole milk. fancy
flats, fresh 1T@17l2: fair to good is
ole; fancy flat. fresh, 1S@19; common
10 fair. 16@17; longhorn fresh, 16lh a,
l7h; single daisies. held PAGES; do,
fresh, 17@1S.
Live poultry, steady: fowls. as to
quality, S463s: spring chickens, broil-
crs. OF leghorns. 4SG65; leghorns, 406l
40: roosters, 22G24; ducks. white Pelxin,
se030; mixed colors. 25G2S.
Dressed poultry. firm; fowls, fresh
killed choice to fancy. S6@3s1: do.
small sizes. 3l@35; old roosters. 22O23.
Potatoes firme., white. old, per 100
lbs, 100 l.Zo; florida, NO. i. 4.OO,alS.Oo; ;
No. . 4.5o@6.0o.
tlour.dull; soft winter straight.western.
eG0@6.s5. do. near. 6.40G6.6o; nard
winter. straight, 7.75@s.25; do, short
patent. s.5o@s.75; spring first. clear,
$500 200: do. patent, s.25@s.s5; do.
short. patent. s.00G9.25; fancy spring
and city mills patent. family brand,
a.5oGlo.o0.
Hay duh: timothy, 21.ooG22.oo; do,
W. 3. 1S.O061s.00; sample. 1e.00017.oo; };
no grade. Is.00015.00: clover mixed hay,
light mixed I9.00G2o.o0: No. 1 mixed,
1S.eoG7iS.50.
Taiiow. firm; prime city loose, 4; do,
special loose. 5. prime country, 8; edible.
in tierces. 6h@7.
Bran quiet; soft winter western in
100 II sacks, a7.5O62s.50; spring $3.50
Q27.5o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
SUGAR DROPS SOME MORE.
Getting Down Now Toward Pre- Wal
Figures Of 5 Cents.

The price Of sugar, which has been
greatly reduced during the past months
Yesterday dropped another half cent
yesterday, and could be purchased at o I6
and z cents per pound. II Is said that ii
is not yet at its Ininimup price, and may
be back to its pre-War price Of 5 cents per
pound within few weeks
The price of pork chops was reduced
five cents per pound also in King and
Madison streets markets yesterday, and
are now % and 35 cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
TOREWSE SCHOOL
TICKET ON MONDAY
Citizens Committee Gives Names
of Twelve Who Seek Its
Endorsement.

At meeting OF the executive COM
mittee OF the Citizens School Com
mittee at the City Hall, on Monday
night, the campaign committee viii
with the executive committee revise
the list of candidates for election to the
Board Of Education. In this connection
the following letter was sent out today
ITO each member Of the general com
mittee:
AT the regular meeting OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee on Monday, May 9.
1921, a resolution was passed instruct
ing the candidates committee to pre-
pare revised list Of candidates, adding
to the present list additional names
that were TO be filed by the general
committee with the candidates COM
n1ittee not later than Thursday, May u.
There were no such additional names
fled
we submit the attached list of
twelve qualified citizens who are candi-
dates for membership on the new
seven member board, and who desire
the endorsement Of our committee, and
who, Furthermore. advise US they are in
sympathy and perfect accord with our
movement for better schools
We also submit an additional list
Of three citizens, who have not re-
qtested our endorsement, but who being
fully qualified and, we believe, in sym
pathy with our ultimate. object, should
also receive the endorsement of our
body"
The persons who have been inter
viewed by the campaign committee are
George B., Miller. Elwood Souder, Sr.,
James 4. Chandler, Peter ]. Ford.
Herbert E. Kaighn, George n. Bailey,
DR.. Harrison w Howell. J. Victor Dor
ren, Mrs w. II. Beacon, Mrs. A. ID.
Warner, Mrs. James n. Ginns, DR..
Florence Seward, sherrner III. Stradiey,
Jacob Ostro and Mrs. Albert Robin.
Mr.. stradIey has declined the COM
rnittee's Endorsement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE DELAWARE
HALOID COMPANY:

You are hereby notified that at a
duly constituted meeting Of tire Board
OF Directors Of the DFIAW ARE
HALOID COMPANY. held on April
%, 1921. at - O'Clock noon. at the
ONCE Of the company. IOI parw avenue
the following resolutions were uuanf-
mous1y adopted
RESOLVED. That sn the incS-
menf Of the Board Of Directors OF
the Delawa7H Haioid Company
said eorporaOon should be dis
solved forthwith.
FURTHER RESOLVED, That
special meeting OF the stock
holders Of the company be called az
the principal once Of the company.
room s059. du PonE Building
Wilmington. Delaware on the 2Trn
OF May 1921. at II O'Clock noon
for the purpose Of voting on she
proposition 20 dissolve the cor
poratiun and giving consent there
FURTHER RESOLVED. That
the proper officers of the Company
be. and hereby are. directed 30
take such action and file such
papers as may be necessary 20
bring about said dissolution
You are. therefore. notified that q
special meeting Of the stockholders OF
said corporation Will 0e held IN pur-
suance Of said resolutions at the princi-
pal Office OF fhe Company. room a05e.
iu Ps3ne Building WiInlinxton Della
ware. on the 27th day OF May. 1921. at
u o'clock noon. fer the purpose 81
voting upon said proposition to dis
solve the said corporation and for thr
purpose Of procuring written consent Of
the stockholders TO said dissolution
6. F. CoLLADAY.
Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
VITAL STATISTICS.
Apoplexy Chief Cause Of Death Here
This Week.

The comparative statistics Of births,
deaths and marriages for this week and
the corresponding week Of last year are
much in favor Of the latter. Against
AZ buirths.. IA marriages aud % deaths in
1921, the 4otals are 81, p and 20 for
1920.
Apoplexy leads the causes Of death,
with tuberculosis and heart disease next
with three each. One death was from
scarlet fever and one from asphyxiation.
Fifteen new cases of scarlet fever were
reported and two Of tuberculosis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
STOCK PRICES DECLINE
UNDER SHORT PRESSURE
Oils. Motors, Steels Lead Down.
ward Movement; Rails Heavy;
Market Heavy at the Close.
Ry Associated Press to Every Evening


Now York. May l4.--Shorts con-
trolled the stock market throughout
today's brief trading period. Pressure
from that source caused extreme de-
ciincs OF | 10 almost points among
leaders. chiefly the oils. motor and steel
issues.
Individual features of the reaction In
cludcd Mexican Petroleum, Houston
on, Atlantic Gulf, Studebaier. Cham
dler. Bosch Magnetic, Harvester, Sears
Rochuck. Famous Players and some OF
the other unclassified specialties.
Rails. notably Baltimore and Ohio,
Colorado Southern. New Orleans, Texas
and Mexico and $500" also were heavy,
Losses were partially relieved for a
time. but the market gave way again
In the final dealings.
The closing was heavy. Sales ap-
proNinated $4,000 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
New York Bank CIearings.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. May 1.-THE actual con-
dition of clearing house banks and trust
companies for the week shows that
they hold s4.29o.sOO reserve in excess
Of legal requirements. This is an in
crease of s702 $50 from last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
POWDER QUOTATIONS. =
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.,
du Pont Building.
LIBERTY bond QUOTATIONS..

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Kew York. May 14.-Iiberty bonds
ciosings today Three's. $3.50. first as,
87.54 bid; second 4's. s73g; first AZ IS.
S7.62: second IS, $40; third "a s,
500; fourth 4 n 5. s7.425 Victory 81 s.
97.sS; Victory. AZ s, g7.SS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
WILMINGTON BANK CLEARINGs.

Cicarings in the Wilmington banks
for tine present week. totalled 50. .359,-
Sl7.49. as compared 10 s3.694. .572.S7 for
the corresponding week Of last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
wan Map Of Delaware so ceut.

A limited number Of the Rand Mc-
Nally maps of Delaware are on sale al
Every Ev ening Office, SO cents; 10 cents
for postage to any address.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14

Every Evenings classified columns
arc read by thousands daily. 1t should
be used BY hundreds who now pass 1t
UP.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia. May I4-Stocks closed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14

by those who took them on. Next the
thieves went to tho store room, where
they removed tho door In the same ma /,
ner. Likewise the ticket Office and op-
Grating room were entered. and all OF
these places we're rnnsacked and tho
contents strewn about In the ofYice,
however, though the desk <was taken
apart. the sections were carafully piled
IN one corner. evidently to clear space
Tor the proposed operation on the safe.
fapers We're scattered about ana left
on the floor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
TULIA TO PLAY
PAMPA ELEVEN
AT PARK TODAY

Tuba and Panpa both indicated
football clcvens yin clash here ai 3
o'clorE This afternoon AZ Amusement
Park ln 70 game that viii have LcsI.
INK ou the Panhandle championship
Tho team that wins this match 81 BE- un
ierstoud VIII have o. play the chill.
dress eleven q settle the Panhandle
title
ootcrs from Tuiis ana pamp will
come here in large delegations toby to
attend tbs game. according 10 Inform,
ilou received here from these towns
The Amarillo team returned laft night
from plalnyiew. 20 that the members
could attend a party here and als-l Doe
in ATTENDANCE af the game this after.
noon n ~ said that The Savagcs may
lilny one Of these teams here Thanks
giving day
Win the temperature somewhat low
~. u b. expected that the fans viii
rush o. the sidelncs this afternoon and
rush up and down them -o that they
can Keen warmer colder weather has
heon predicted fur today. according -
the local weather BUREAU.
SPORTS -sseo0 PANS ... .... ....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
$4,000 FANS TO SEE
YALE-HARVARD GAME


~ NNaHfNNfN 7 -
CAMBRIDGE Mass Nor lt-Thc
annual Yale Harvard football game Di
umK ~ the sfHsun fnr the cirgfus Oi
tho+ ur.versifiea Win hc fought olt
here tnnorr0n before ths largest crowd
that has ever been seated n tne r1-
dun The spectators ull number close
tn b 600
ON The csc o. fhe blg game fhs teams
we're removed from al ifs attendant tr.
ivltiof Tho blue sgged. under coach
Tad Jones uas lu roFt quarters lt the
belmont spUng Country Club "a fcw
miles from tn Stadium while the lirr
ward men were taken hy Cn1'h Bob
FISHER 10 h. Essex Country tuu 0n
'he North Shore
Although some Of the Harvard mcn
attended olasos today. none went near
the stadium Tie Yale men d.d nrH
ever and hnd session of Simple fnr
nations. Kicking and forward passing
grin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
CLARENDON WINS
OVER Abilene BY.
SCORE OF 7 TO 0

tpfclal 70 Ihe Nf1
CLARENDON. Texas. Nov S. Claf'
sndon college defeated Abilene chris
TIN colIogs this afternoon in q hard
fought game, 10 0 Clarondon's score
came early ln the first quarter ON q
foriyfive yard pass Meada % Jackson
and Msads kicked goal
Abilene heavy back n'ld seemed
10 b. able 10 make gains through Clar
sndon- line without ifoubl. but could
do nothing with open field playing.
while Clarendon greatly cKcellsd In open
field work and aerial PLAYING
Abilene made more first downs than
Clarendon o. line bucks The hun
dogs however played steady open
game gaining much ground On long end
runs and fake passes. The exciting
Ifrind ~ the game came IN the third
quarter when q Christian player inter
cepie,l n forward Iass ana got away
running ddWn thu field foi what looked
Ike touthdovn. but Jackson outrnn
~ the field and pulled him down Then
Abilene hy Il series 81 line plungcs took
the boil 10 within three wards ~ The
rea when held fu downs ana Clprcn
don kicked oui ~ danger IN the fourth
quarios Jackson. who VAS the bright
star ~ the game made long end run
fcr q great gain bui was called back
10 rihe Methodisis being on side
In this period Che bulldogs b"gnn
turning the tables on the Christians
With line plunging finding hole la the
abilene line and going through almost
1T will More penalties were Imposed
thar IN ans game played here in long
ihne Abilene DID not complete q single
forward while Clarendon completed sry
cfal Among them sDmc very long one
Tho features ~ The game were The
splendid Don piungiug ~ the Abilene
team and Clarendon open field play
ma. with jackson ADD Meads as indl
Nldpa STARS and GeO close with Il splcn
DID Gross field run Mrids passing and
Jacison'e renewing btng especially
god a cold siud Threw f. dumpcr over
the ATTENDING although IL nrg. crowd
saw The game
Clarendon plays Cuyu Normal 60
canyon IN Turkey DAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
AMARILLO SAvAGES AGAIN LOSE
GRID GAME TO PLAINvIEW TEAM

Three minutes atoI Bryan al PLAN.
view tool tho tni over the Zinc fDr
mother touchdown after SERVES ~ l.re
uluuges The score st0od - o. o.
The second haf was about evenly
matched with playing bat amarillo
went ln nke D house nflre and Nurn
500 90 o. touchdown fm the visitors
within nte mlnufeg
The remainder ~ the game Wr
nbout evenly niaved both sides making
god gains which Noted neither anf
thing
Fialufiew stars we're MaoNUkerF.
saffle ana Alexander. amarillo lHn.na
tieF were Murrel Bowie and Daws0n
chief ell Mott ~ Carlisle refereed
Norris n Vanderbilt was umDirr rnd
Miller ~ Missouri University vas head
ilgsFmau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
FOOTBALL

A. BfDwnwgod Trma-- Dallas tfni.
uotrif % Daniel HaFer "oilcRe %
81 Dallas Tcus-Soutisv rnl.
tDrslie a. Southern Methodist yn.yor
fiit uiD
AZ Enid Okh -OEl1hofln Argios e.
Phillips University C..
a. Fayetteville Art --Nrkbu@s %.
mfi0r University ~
AZ Gainesville Tl Mississippi O.
Florida = UlD
81 sherman Tcy1s- Austin College e..
simmons COLLEGE %
st Dailns- Crubbs vocational College
~ Arlington 90 Terrell Military Col
lcge q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
RICE TRIMS TRINITY
GRID TEAM BY 2S-14
~ Associated Pres.

HOUSTON. Texas. Nov. iy--R.ce In
stitutc defeated Trinity University here
today hy score of es "a ~ Trinity
considered EASY for the owls. pulled
several unusual PLAYS and at me- time
were hopsiessly oIt of the running
1'finnNs n.u touchdown cnme in the
hf ucdod .n Ihe first 90 seconds ~
plpr without thr unll having once been
pinccd Dob s,immage Rice had k.rk'd
80 urinst pix wing TfnnN re.
uu,i thr li,k Petit Trinity back
.lcld mau frmpincd on side with the
Hcker and ts the ban bounced back 90
fhs EIoe goal ho ten On 10. Tho rtisi."s
ruled 10 nn onsidc KICK
a heavy wind and overcast skies
made playing difficult
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

PLAfSNlEW. Texas, Nov is
T1anvien eiliniDated al doubt II indeed
tbeu was any remaining. as ~ fhe ~.
HrioditY n her high school grldiron
team over Amafilio. when the aivages
were trimmed rs 70 :. here. today Al
u I'lainetew's scoring wss done IN the
fbs hair Phinview going OF with
rush ~ the second quarter amarillo
came tack strong and held fiainyieW
Amarillo received. and falling %
rgakc downs punted Piaiuvlew made
sr iour first downs and got touch.
d,wu in the first four minutes u play
Safe made the score
Two minutes later Amarillo punied
lshind the goal line Some 81 Plain.
tifw ecoyercd the ball and made two
more points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

Rubbed Into the skin Tor rheumatism
neuralgia. contracted muscles sprains
or iamenoss Billiards. Snow Llrlment
Eoes rirhi through the flesh 90 Tho
bone. easing pain and removing me
cause. n b. e powerful pain relief
Three sizes. SOC. SOC aud 20 per bot
De. Sold by Randall Drug CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
BAYLOR GRID TEAM
LOSES To ARKANSAS
~ Associated Pre-.

FAYETTEVILLE. AK. Nw ls-
The Arkansas i,szorbpclss Tonight are
rslchating q iatoi2 victory over laf
Ter University Thus afternoon m sect.
and snggy field
Failur, of Ba,lor 60 kica goal alis.
trurhdWwus CAV, them lho de. .sion
Buth tmlchdowns for kauns We're
made m the first quartet Hlyior scorei
theirs IN The final Bradshaw of Baylor
scored the final touchdown boo tho last
minnie OF play "a Il tri.k Iornatim.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
TUCUMCARI KEEN FOR
TURKEY DAY CONTEST


TtCT MCAEi y ~ Nov fN-A
"pcp" meeting was held during ns.
scnibly "Wednesday morning to create
enihusiafn. fnr The Thlrksgi,inE loot.
ban game 90 d, PLAYED hy the high
choo squad ard p1lhurt boys The
superintendent required each student
anticipating q part Boo the game to
come 20 the front with a minute
urorh The bows responded with
SOM, very hvcl, wells
THE game viii be- played SATURDAY
No,ombri 70 in The after noon \ high
srh0oI parsdc viii be- staged in the
morning led hv the lp,ul squad In uni
form 4 basket BAN game between
'onIur and Freshman girls viii be- play
ga ti p m.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

IL lnlf hose.s a. NOT act regularly.
on isel aneunioriallr. and the longer
ihis condition etlsfs ths war-s YOU feel
p ~, az fnd io thl misery. take Her.
mne it psf.hn the boweIs. restores
cn'lFy and Cheerful. spirits Price. G0c.
sd b. Randi Drug c..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
J. F. BROMERT, D. c.

Amarilios Original Chlropurt0l. ~
'nblisnod fnur vonra Complete y iay
Service Phone 1929 2030 New lac-
ton Western Building. on TAYLOR Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
7. C. j, LOSES GAME
TO HASKELL ID TO 0

FONT WORTH Teras. Nof. lg-
naskrlls lnd.sns n their FIRST luYn.
.lsn ~ Tassa ln several years ilefssacd
rhe Tsws Chfla'mH University football
.islsn nero fhis Afternoon on IL muddy
lsd DE- ero.r ~ "a io o. Lime plunge
I5 fha giant futnc. levi and HUMP.
fy Tom AndpEon the dimmulivo hsh.
Hft m fhf Eunms Redskins enabled
U. Elurr aggregation ~ coHs out on
as unE ard n ihc seDIr r - o. nr
II,d tne hali ta liafkeilr oney afd line
fn 0ur or 4ou nuf failed ro score.
ahrn fhcy Here Ienallzed for hurdhng
Inability % fikf ldtaniage ~ seoriug
uim 1iIn grnIaiaa crst the Chris
1 ~. LLn rII.n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
J. F. BROMERT, D.C.

Anariiio's Original Chroprsctm 81
nnhshea four years complete \ RAY
Srrtce Phone Joe, 931 New loca.
tion Wesiera Briid'ng or rayior Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

Weak BATTERY on your car? Phone
Number loo fo' fresh e"rNrr battery.
the Willard Service station,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

BE sfarg'sed through the open gate
And reeied and rceiea aud recisal
A copper grabbed him by the neck.
And poured him Outia fhe field
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

in''i'a rs-tiaraudlr Naugnier for
Mount. hansins gu taughte un
'HiH Terrell umpire CANYON pu.
co.'s referee Amrlio Hsai In.sman
ah'fi'l Canyon H.. muue. halves
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19
Oil and Gas News Amarillo District.

uruished daily BY W. best information
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-19

Little sparrow yeller.bcar.
chlrpin' on = pole.
Quarter kicked a dHep kick.
Knocked the sparrow cold.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-16
TECHNICIANS ORGANIZE

The Technical Alliance is a new or
ganization formed in New York City.
1t consists of technicians ,and its object
is to apply the achievements of sci
ence to social and industrial affairs.
A laudable purpose.
In an interview in The New York
World, the cltTeT engineer of the alh-
ance says that our present industrial
machine is not giving more than 20
per cent of the service it is capable of
giving primarily, because the ma
chine is controlled by business groups
for business ends, rather than by indus
trialists for mutual service and supply
Exchange.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-16

the least of the reactions that will ma.
turally result in cases of that kind.
Life is a great school, and each hu.
man being has the lessons Of life to
learn.
Huxley, in lecture delivered before
the South London Workingmen's Col
lege, in 1868, compared the school of
life to a game of chess, in which the
rules of the game are the laws of ma
ture, and as the happiness Of every
one depends upon the knowledge of
these laws, he insists that education
is the instruction of the intellect in
the laws of Nature, under which name
| include not merely things and their
forces, but men and their ways; and
the fashioning of the affections and Of
the will into an earnest and loving de-
sire to move in harmony with these
laws"
1t is important for each one to exer-
else those powers by which knowledge
IS gained. 1t has to be done if one
wants to think for himself. By study
ng child nature, and observing ma
ure's method of developing and train
ng the inheTent powers of children
from the very moment of their birth,
one will get his eyes open to the man
ler of these processes, how they oper-
ate, and learn to apply them to for
NAL education. The learn by rote"
method never was real education.
We must learn to observe, to initiate
and to follow Nature. Nature is the
one infallible authority that can never
be disregarded with impunity. We
have to be absolutely submissive to
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-16

Natures processes. Ii case o.
STOPPING to conquer By getting q
knowledge of Natures ways and work.
ing in co-Ordinsa1on with them, have
all the constructive achievements ol
humanity been actualized.
AT he psychological meeting on
Juns/9. these points were brought
oH at the Newllano hotel. Ii was
pointed out that in whatever industry
the Colony engages, obedience to the
laws Of Nature must be the guiding
principle. whether it is berry growing,
truck farming, dairying, or manufac-
turing. But however important knowl-
edge of production is. still more impor-
tant is the knowledge and culture of
individual selt.control, so that the
members may attain, maintain, and
perpetuate the right mutual attitude of
fellowship and good will.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-16
FRIENDLY FELLOWSHIP ISCBASTS
OF SUCCESSFUL COOPERATION

The right athtu4e of people TO one
another. calling forth pleasant sensa.
tons N eack other, is the one essen.
tial bond ,6f union that will make CO.
operation an overwhelming success.
It Is<affechon that unites the members
9f a family, and to the extent that
affection is melted into activity and
nurtured, will it prevail and be last
ing. Similarly as the action upon one
another is agreeable and pleasant to
the feelings. will the people of Llano
Colony be drawn to each other, cling
to each other, and become one great
family. wherein the interest of all, of
the whole, will become the interest of
each. and vice versa the welfare of
each individual will become the con-
cern of all.
This feeling, this spirit of solidarity,
of altruism, must evolve, unfold, and
become an overwhelming passion with
each and all. 1t is the holy spirit Of
the new age, the sun of love and
righteousness with healing in her rays
for all the woes of human life.
How to call forth, cultivate, and
foster the growth Of this spirit is the
real problem that is confronting pro-
gressive people. It cannot be done by
terrorism; by threats or acts Of cruel
ty and punishment by earthly rulers.
Such terrorism ultimately only results
m resentment and retaliation. Avoid
ance Of unpleasant experiences will be