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crop. We know very little about
what this crop will be in the United
States, and less about the worlds
crop.
The other commodity which has
shown a vast increase in imports
this year is mutton and lamb, which
rose from less than 10000 pounds
in the seven months ending in 1919
to 103,000.000 in the same period this
year. This is really a serious and
urgent matter. Western sheep
growers through the low price of
wool and mutton are in a most la
mentable situation. Ordinarily, the
sheep grower gets about. 55 per cent
Of his gross income from sales of
mutton. With no market for his
wool and forced to. compete with
foreign mutton, the grower is doing
business at heavy loss. To a very
considerable extent the whole NUT
ton dificulty is attributable to our
high freight rates. 1t costs so much
to ship sheep or mutton from West
ern ranges to the Eastern market
that New Zealand is able to lay its
product down in New York below
the cost of the domestic product.
The railroad question is complicated
ehVuBhI Uul IL InlBnL Dc worth while
to look into this domestic question.
With regard to wool. there has al
ready been a big decrease in i'm
ports compared with prewar years.
although the big world surplus is a
large factor in the present price
situation. Since this surplus is like
ly to outlast the duration Of the
emergency tariff 1t will continue to
affect prices.
OF the other items in the above
table, dairy products show the most
need for protection. There has been
a big increase in the imports of but
ter and condensed milk compared
with a year ago.
With the exception of other meats
the remaining commodities have
shown big decrease in imports
during the past seven months COM
pared to a year ago.
Copyright, 1871, By Washington Hsr.ld.)
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WILL RESULTS JUSTIFY
AN EMERGENCY TARIFF?
Imports of Farm Products Less Wheat,
Mutton and Dairy Products Exception.

During the-war we had a great
variety of emergency legislation.
We had emergency shipbuilding,
emergency control of industries,
emergency government control of
railroads and telegraph lines, emer-
gency taxation and many other SIM
liar cases. Some of these legislative
and executive acts were more sue
cessful in their ultimate outcome
than others. All were Justified by
the crisis of the war.
The country has now had an op-
to pass Judgment on these
matters in time of peace and in gen.
eral that judgment is unfavorable.
This is well expressed in President
Harding's campaign phrase. More
business in government and less
government in business"
Somewhat to the surprise of many
business men it seems that we are
really to have more emergency leg
islation in connection with the al
ways debatable question of the tar
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rations by several prominent people
IN France in favor OF accepting the
proposal by Germany offering to
undertake the task Of restoring the
devastated territory. The head of
the French labor organizations.
whose position corresponds TO that
of Mr.. Gompers in 'the American
Federation Of Labor. has gieen out
a statement in favor of this plan.
saying that he Is convinced that IL
Is sound policy. He says that he
is advised that with the available
labor in France ii will Jake forty
years to complete the restoration.
On the other hand the head on
ctai OF the German labor unions
has given out an interview in which
he says that the German labor or
ganizations acknowledge that there
is an obligation upon Germany 10
make reparation and that they will
support the government in under
taking to rebuild the ruined towns,
roads. etc.
Oners Feasible Approach.
This would seem to offer a fea-
sible approach to a settlement. The
German government can supply
building materials OF German pro-
duction and send German workmen
into France to do the work. max
ing payment in German currency.
and that is practically the only way
ii can pay for having the work
done. II was pointed out last month
that in order fer Germany TO pay
in the usual manner she would
have to build up trade balances
equal to the annual indemnity pay
ments, by selling unheard OF guam
titles Of exports, and that there were
no countries willing to receive such
quantities OF goods. The consum-
nation OF the payments in this man.
ner therefore depends not alone
upon Germany's willingness and
ability, but upon the attitude Of
other countries toward German
goods Moreover. IL depends very
largely upon the attitude of the
United States. as one of the most
important trading nations. and II
would be contrary to Sthe historic
policy of this country to permit
Germany to build up a great trade
balance here. 1t seems to be quite
practicable for the nations receiv-
ing reparation payments from Ger
many to collect them directly in
goods or services and altogether
reasonable that preference shall be
given TO this method which will
make the minimum disturbance with
trade and industry everywhere.
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Eyaporated Milk.

Quite an active demand for evap-
GRATED milk developed last week,
with the market generally firm at
$3.50 for unadvertised brands and
The better known advertised brands
al IS to s6.25 per case. Buying of
condensed milk extended little be-
yond current requirements. and
though sales were fairly numerous
at unchanged prices. the aggregate
business reached only a moderate
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HIDE And SKIN
IMPORTS REDUCED
February Figures Amounted
To 21.51S,945 Lbs, Valued
At S4,275,SS1.

Importations Of raw hides and
skins continue TO fall off. and dur
ing February amounted TO 2l.SlS,si5
pounds. valued at si,275,SSl. OF cat
tie hides alone, the February inn
ports were 2s5.O0O pieces. as COM
pare with 323.0oO for January: but
the big decrease is in comparison
with last year, as S03.7"5 cattle
hides were imported during Febru-
ary. 1890. The long period Of de-
preston in the hide and skin mar
kets and the very low prices lately
established have not been conducive
to foreign shipments here. and II
is illustrated in the imports of dry
cattle hides. which in February
amounted to only 59.I13 pieces.
against 406.Sl5 in February, last
year There are still very large
supplies Of various kinds Of dry
hides, especially In the New York
market. which are in very limited
demand. Until these stocks arc
worked of or materially reduced
il is not expected that further ar
rivals of consequence will be noted
The decrease in shipments here
Of green salted hides has not been
so great as in dry hides. The rea-
son for this is apparent in the fact
that such demand as exists for
leather is for high grade stock,
mostly produced from green salted
hides, and consequently the dry
hides which as rlle turn out
inferior grades of finished leather,
are not wanted. OF the 22s.SSs green
salted hides Imported during Febru-
airy. S6,4S6 came from Argentina,
IS.e5S from Brazil. 35.7sT from Cru-
quay, 2S,612 from Canada, and 1854
from France.
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iff. The justification of the emer-
gency tariff which It is proposed to
pass this month, lies entirely in the
results which it will accomplish. In
a year from now will such legisla-
tion prove to have been justified or
will 1t suffer the same opprobrium
in the public mind as other emer-
gency measures which inject gov
ernmenIal interference into busi-
ness?
AS bearing upon this question, II
is of interest to study the import
statistics on some of the commodi-
ties which were Included in the
emergency bill as vetoed by Presi-
dent Wilson and which II has been
proposed to repass at the special
session.
The following table compares the
imports of some of these commodi-
ties for the seven months, July to
January 81, of the last three years.
This period covers the most impor-
tant part Of the crop year for many
agricultural products:
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posted in New York and one-nfth
In London. The government issued
Treasury orders for participation
based on the volume of exports OF
certain products during the previous
year. The merchants were permitted
to draw their drafts on New York or
London and procure funds at the ia
vorable rate quoted. Since that time
the government has authorized .he
Issuance of additional .currency
against the deposit of actual. gold
with the Junta de vigilancia. The
present volume of circulating me-
dia is approximately L. p. 1900
900, a comparatively small portion.
OF this being nickel token coins
lminted in Philadelphia. by the
way) secured by the deposit of an
equal amount Of gold.
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Guatemala to Establish Bank.

GUATEMALA CITY. April 10.-As
a result of the serious depreciation
of the national currency the Guate-
malan government proposes cor
cession providin.- for the establish
ment. OF a bank with a capital of not
less than 1o.0oO.oo0 pesos gold ,Sitn
the privilege of ,ssuing three times
that amount in currency. The notes
are to be redeemahle at sight In ma
tional or fiduciary money or Ainer-
can gold. The institution would be
required Ito lend the government at
least 100000 pesos. ~
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Pulp Wood CONSUMPTION.

\ new record for consumption OF
cially in the medium Brazil
and Washington was made In 1890.
The Department of Agriculture an
nounced last week that the amount
consumed exceeded the highest rec
ord previously made by $4,000 cords,
or "a per cent. The 1890 produc-
tion exceeded that OF 1917 by ~
per cent Hemlock pulp wood con-
sumed yast year led all other
species combined by 72,o0e cords
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
Germans Refuse U. s.
Orders at Inland Price

BERLIN. April 10, = Representa-
tives from American business houses
are circularizing German manufac-
turers and will buy on the basis Of
inland prices. The Germans are re-
fusing such orders, claiming that
they are entitled to partial valuta
difference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT For rent. rooms aud bath.
Apply Maulun Co. yl5 Orange street
Phone oap5
APARTMENTS First tioor. high-grade
modern apartment central location Five
rooms aud tile path, porch. Sapor heat
hardwood floors throughout. SIS. Possess
sion March %. Also. FIRST and second
noor apartments Of i've rooms, etc Pos
session April 25 S60. Address Ii Is. Every
Evening once
APARTMENT Three rooms ana bath hot
water. 2U6is king street. Rent reason
able. Apply Kruger 2o6 King street.
APARTMENTS Al Twenty -uinth ana
Market streets. All ConyenicnCeS. schwartz
Investment Co. II Ford building.
APARTMENT For rent. Groom apart
ment in very convenient location Pos
session March -. \. l.. kearick glQ
Orange street. Phone l246-
APARTMENT Third floor. good condition
Electric light $50 per month. Apply S35
Madison.
APARTMENT Nicely furnished rooms,
West side. Can SOL.
APARTMENT For rent, three rooms ana
bath. Apply 42l Orange street.
APARTMENT Three rooms and bath
samuel Banks, sixteenth aud Lincoln.
APARTMENT For rent all conventenccs.
). l.. Corner Tenth anu clayton streets.
APARTMENT Four rooms unfurnished
with porch and private bath. hot water
neat Immediate possession. lll7 West
Eighth street.
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FOR SALE

JACKSON ~T b ,A A
r h. SaS Suu4 con. lun
CEDAR 81 1900 RLtGh e
p. Is. 90, Alo kaSC 1000 an
remain prDu S2-UN
l ANC ASlEk AAk 'rNt Hl aN
SN &. 3. p. side el -aucc 'aUgt
ward ln condition, e..NN
SlUpO cash \ 1uDd nuA
~ APLE AND RODNEY DOAN
~Quans plan : - > r, bcai ass
ANA electric pantr "a lulry tubs
" TWENTY ~iNrH ~T ~iN
o. 5. hot wAtur hua
MADISON ~T 2AOu BLoNh
r. b. * heat "a, and eltctric u
Al condition
800 BLOCK LINCOLN htsa
~ porChc, iR rear enclosed lar.
ward hot water hca gaS rUa.
bargain $500
1919 W NOURrH Sr kiah
h d heater. avc larsc bedroom.
ide Nard larsc enough Tor garaEe
" THIRD st. 3 TOO BLOCK Five
rooms. -ewer. gAs and clCt rIc
Notary plhhc Phone lte
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR REM

Apartment four rooms and bath, 500
per month, Possession.
New apartment four rooms and bath,
nicely finished $50.
MaveFly two rooms. kttchenette and bath.
Possession soon.
Four-story building fer light manutac-
turing steam heat and electric elevator.
Size 45 by -. Possession at once.
once centrally located, sac per month
M. ". VAUGHN
Phone Gas. 9l4 Orange street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Legal Notices

ESTATE Of Elizabeth L. HOPES, deceased
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF
Administration upon the estate OF Eliza
beth L. Hopes. late Of Wilmington
deceased were duly granted unto
kdsar Nj. Hopes, lr. on the seventeenth
day OF February A. d. 1921. and all
persons indebted to the said deceased
are requested 70 make payment 70 the
Administrator without delay. aud al
persons having demands against the
deceased are required TO exhibit aud pre-
sent the same duly probated 10 the said
Administrator on or before the SeNen-
teenth day of February. A. Il. 1922. or
abide by the Law III this behalf Edgar NJ
Hoopes Jr Administrators, AddressM M. 4.
Smalley, attorney -at-law, Equitable Build
ing Wilmington. Delaware.
ESTATE OF samuel ). Adams, Jr. de-
ceased Notice Is hereby given that Let
ters Of Administration upon the Estate uf
samuel y. Adams. Jr. late Of Wilmington
deceased. were duly granted unto
Annie Adams Beste. on the Fifteenth
day of February. A. D.. 1921, and ali
persons indebted TO the said deceased are
requested 20 make payment 10 tho
Administrative without delay and All
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required 10 exhibit and present
the same duly probated 70 the said
AdministratrIN on Or before the Fifteenth
day Of February. A. ID. 1922, or abide bY
by tho law IN tnis behalf Annie Adams
Beste Administrative. Address j. Frauk
Ball Attorney at Law. Equitable Building.
Wilmington, Delaware.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ADAMS ST. so4 Room. with board. for
one uf two young ladies also. table
board
DELAWARE AVE. Dl3 Having recently
moved to above address viii rent fur
ntshed rooms aud serve meals. Mrs. Ed-
gar lark
OAK 81 1921 Room and hoard for young
couple. all comforts of home. 1871 Oak
street
WAsHISGToS ST elo Rooms for rent
atsa table board Phone 54i5
liTH 81 ". Nee. bright. furnished
room. With board Phone los1 D
Rooms without Board s5
ADAMS 81. 100 Bright. sunny. furnish
III room for rent. al couvenieDces-
ADAMS STREET. SIC comfortable
room IN private family
FIFTH Ave. Rooms furnished or un-
furnished Phone I1AtJ
HANCOCK ST. zoos Furnished room for
gentleman private FANNY Phone 200 "
JEFFERSON ST. GI7- Room for rent ali
conyentences. Phone 500.
JEFFERSON ST. st2-F Front room. all
conveniepces. very desirable. Central
I0CatIUn.
NINTH ST W. I1oi < heerful room for
rent. good location. Phone 1921 W
NINTH ST. T.. 42O-Two rooms. furnished
Tor light housekeeping on second door.
Price - 25 a week
ROOMS Front. attractlvely furnished. for
gentlemen delightful location, nvenI
ences. Win piano phone Aoel
ROOM -one. unfurnished. IN good loca-
ton. Address Il II. Every Evening once.
ROOM Furnished. FOR gentleman. arst
floor apartment. go7 Vest street
ROOM-C Cheerful. for one or two refined
s-T4s
phone Call 3l55 J.
WASHINGTON ST. 6os-NIceIy furnished
rooms Tor gentlemen. all conyeniences.
WEST st. sIo-Neviy furnished room.
also one suite for dentist or doctor.
WEST ST. gO2 Furnished rooms. well
heated ana electric ugnt
WEST ST. Desirable rooms for rent.
newly furnished. Phone too4 J.
" 2Isr 4Is-yery desirable furnished
room Phone 5vl2 J.
sTH < JACK hsoN-LArse. second-aoor front
room. references required Cal4 .oso y !,
6I5 WEST STA room for rent FOR TWO
gentlemen. With twin beds.
Il2p WEST STREET Nicely furnished
room Tor gentlemen only. All conyen-
lenees.
7TH ST. ". SOP Furnished room. second
noor. private. gentlemen OF and wife.
" 7TH ST. 1909 Furnished room for gen
tIeu4u man and VIE al conNcuieuces.
Rooms For Housekeeping So
JACKSON ST. y. 6I5-Front room. second
story, furnished suitable for two men.
KIM ST. Ill6- Two or four rooms. fur
uished or unfurulshed. steam heat, cleo
triclty possession. Inquire 400 W sixth
street
MARKET ST. Ilo5-Four furnished rooms.
together or separate gas. electric. heat,
telephone.
MARKET ST. EOS Nicely furnished room
with nath aud use OF pnone
MAKkET 81 Three unfuruishsd
rooms. WITH neat
MARKET ST. 23l5-rhree unfurnisaed
rooms. with neat
NINTH ST " 2l7 Furnished rooms for
rent pnupo aSos VI
ROOMS Three with private bath and
steam heat tree ot charge. y T. Cor
.od Lomuard street.
ROOMS Two large rooms for hight
housekeeping. GOOD location. Phone
1868 }.
ROOMS Furnished. light housckeepins
ConVenienCes. Use Of puone. heaSonaple,
3Olts " est street
5TH ST. T.. $40 Furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping or lodging convenienoes
path ST. W 3O6 Two large rooms. fur
nished. all conFenlences. 5000 weekly.
3aTH ST. ". 0-Three large unturnished
rooms. rent reasonable. Possession.
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Lost and Found


HINCI OF NENS Lost. in postofice. last
IrtIaN evening Finder please return 70
Al a. aud receive reward
FOLNn sum OF money. owner may ia Eo
same py tdrutifyi and pay ing l"t az
Ntrttsrincut fnoue .oi4 }.
tl1NG LOST BaCk driving glove. heh.
meet PIKE howard Room Hos'o dG ioh'
buiidinB
lNpN GOLD WATCH Found. owner
can nave same rs idcntfyInE and paying
\ f0r TINS advertisement Phone 4'"S ).
KlNt Lost gold LITTLE finger ring Win
ntuArc nQuamarIue setting NS"sio u
luUup ott ,
sPt,rAtIES Lost. child 5. Tortoise ana
guld frame between 40 50 Scnool Bouie-
Vard ana Concord Ave. and -Alu "ash
tustou street VIA toncord Ave ana
tWVuty tnIId street. MONDAY htNa.N =
r,tarAtd $40 Nasulns on s'lcc'.
-lklNt. or PEARLS Lost, tuesday al
+, upau on NIarhrt street between = our u u
anu s4Ath RcWard II returned - -.
he - cor 4tn ami oAipleS s'F'V's
WRIST WATCH Lost. in alley between
~urfuAu ami EItventn streets he"alu =
ret4ruca "a r.Ncry ENenlng bInCe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
,aoa voRD COUPE. MOD Ell 20.
FoAD IklCk. lANEL bODi'
MODEL ~
FoKD TOT RINGS. y. i. ~. ~
CHANDLER DlsfA4Ih' bEAo-N-
rTkATOk
CASH Oh 4lME - -A1--'
ARRANGED.
t,tIl. MOTOR co.
tlEXtNIA AND TATNALL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

NOTICE -Gorman and Murphy are 10,
Gated nov at 500 Walnut street; ~ ~
kinds Of sheet Metal Work Phone .o3o J"
NOTICE Typew ritins 4O29 du Pont BIDS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
AuCTlONS-LEGALS
Auction sales

AUCTION SALES-Of every description.
Anywhere. II YOU want 70 sell see hanil-
ton. the square Deal AGctioneer and
Farm Agent 7g5 Madison -. PlOne
PUBLIC SALE March u. 1921 h.
d clock Maryland farm. , acres. I4
room house and buildings ideal location
for summer aome situated Qn Ella river
sale on premises h IA and J. ;. ears
Town Point. Md. VIA Chesapeake City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

HIpsoN sfLADs ~ ,i-',.l,4 an, eon- 6i1
QItluu 4 teiH t44ts. -
luult 1910
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

TkLCk N4m isis fol sale nearly new.
80 Apu3 alu west strcet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles h or sale

TuAiORlLES
ta2p FOkp TOT RING.
49,, NatlNAl.h 4OI KING.
,.1 rlANp ROADSTER
I4I AiAANELL loC MINI
IL ,atl,slnr luI.-IS orange
street open cNt tulngs, 70 y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

lstp Az fof SAFE q REQ 10eG y. pi4ee s.'s.
rive pssstiEtf tt+i ilt S..1 80 ~
four passcusrr iva0-'~is Ia! ~ -. -
-uAaeT Q ttafast -cHoI4A aho 1e4ei 7OL 80
SID CAks lH4" Aaidie. ee.I- ',1.s 4.4S
a.t frvucn stfet fhone Oo4<
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
Building, Contracting

PLASTERIAG--All Kinds Lowe Brothers.
lSUZ SnaIlCTOSs avenue Estimates luT-
nlsned. EuOnt o.Us ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
shore Property FOX sale

OCEAN CITY y Ten-room. furnished
cottage on Central avenue, a. Fifty
sixth street. on beach, Two porCaes, good
condition IS, 500. Address owner. Z ~
Every Evening OflCe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

.'s-ts,...st 10 Ia two rooms. klUchenette
- 1ath Immediate POSSESSION. Can
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
notorcy css and Bicycles

rtpts Eor sale 81 by al. straight side
- ,.as,naDle simpler = Garage Phone
ste a ~ 4486 or 1913 Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

ENOGRAPHER-Youn lady wishes po-
sition or general office work. Address 8,
Every Evening Ohce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

UPHOLsTEkING or every description.
made 10 order KeupnulsterIng a speciality.
heIIaoIe. phoIstCTlng 90, $40 alnut
street Phone .o4S ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09

USED TIREs-And tubes. all sizes. Silver
Iarr shop gO2 King street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
INSTRUCTION
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

Dogs, Cats, Pets 81
GOLD FIsH--New lot. beautifully marked
Ali sizes small to very large. L. B. Cart
NELL Paint a Glass Go. sixth and Madi-
The daily times., 1921-09-16
CAMP BRAGG WILL BE
PERMANENT CANfD

Washington, Sept. 15.-Camp
Bragg, N. c., will be retained by the
army as permanent station and
will not be abandoned with the 9TH
ei environments recently announced
by the war department.
The camp will become a field ar
tillery post and soon be utilized as
the headquarters of the 18th field ar
tillery brigade. The 18th field ar
t:llery brigade will be brought to
peace time strength. The brigade at
present has reduced personnel
caused by designations and dis
charges of men during the process of
reducing the army to 10000 mark
fixed by Congress as the maximum
number of enlisted men for the army
as a whole.
The daily times., 1921-09-16
If Weak, Thin or Rundown
Take Ironized Yeast, the
Great New Vitamine Tonic
Treatment in Tablet Form

AT last tie perfect yeast combina-
tion has been discovered!
No longer viii it be necessary for
people to put up with all the objec-
tionable features of eating ordinary
baking yeast for health. For yeast
may now be taken in convenient
tablet form, combined with iron,
which is necessary in order to get
the best benefit from yeast.
This preparation is called Ironized
Yeast, and is the approved vitamine
tonic treatment for rundown condi-
ton, loss of weight, nervousness,
lack of energy, poor appetite, skin
eruptions and other rundown symp-
toms.
The reason IroniZed Yeast is
bringing such splendid results every
where is because it contains highly
concentrated brewers yeast, which
is far richer in Vitamines than ordi-
nary baking yeast. Vitamines, as we
know, are one of the most essential
Of all food elements-yet our mod
The daily times., 1921-09-16

must get together on compromise
candidate for chairman. The truth is
several followers of Cox have said
they have not pledged themselves to
the former Ohio governor for 1924
but they simply want to see how pub
lie sentiment develops. If it appears
that Cox can be nominated and
elected, they will be for him again.
II il looks as if McAdoo is the
stronger man they will swing in be-
hind him. But from every side comes
the warning that unless the leaders
forget individuals for the present and
work harmoniously the party machin-
cry will not function and the nomi-
nation will not be worth having.
The daily times., 1921-09-16
TAKE YEAST THE BEST
WAY WITH IRON

ern diet is almost entirely lacking in
them.
If you are weak, pale, sickly-if
YOU are nervous, irritable, and can't
sleep nights-if your vitality is low
and you are getting old before your
t,me-then try this remarkable new
tonic You will notice good i'm
rrovement in your condition even af-
ter the first few days use. Pimples,
boiIs, and other sikh blemishes us
ually disappear entirely within two
weeks. Everywhere pepole are say
ing that Ironized Yeast is just the
tonic they needed.
Ironized Yeast will keep indefi-
nitely and costs no more per dose
than common yeast. Each package
contains 10 days treatment and
costs only $1.0O-or just 10c day.
Special directions for children in
each package. Sold at all druggists.
Made by the Ironized Yeast Com
pany, Atlanta, Ga