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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16
PLANTS THAT STRANGLE TREE
Almost Incredible Power Displayed by
Vegetation That Seems to Be
Almost Negligible.

Some years ago an asphalt tennis
court was laid down near Harwick,
England. All went well at first. The
asphalt was laid as smooth as bill
lard table and left to set.
Next morning there was a bump as
large as an inverted soup plate In one
corner of the court. By midday 1t
had grown to the size of a pudding
basin, and then the workmen hacked
up the court to see what had caused
the mysterious swelling. 1t was moth
ing more formidable than mushroom.
Even tiny plants are incredibly
strong. A little Seeding will push its
way through several inches Of hard
soil, and IL stone hinders its prog
ress, the wee plant will thrust 1t aside.
Toadstools have been known to push
over strongly built wooden fence.
Sometimes climbing plants kill the
trees and bushes which they use as
supports. Honeysuckle. for example,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16

trustee or in any other fduciary re-
lation, the name of the person or cor
poration for whom such trustee is act
ting, is given; also that the said two
paragraphs contain statements en-
bracing atlantis full knowledge and
belief as to the circumstances and
conditions under which stockholders
and security holders who do not ap-
pear upon the books of the company
as trustees, hold stock and securities
in a capacity other than that of a
bona fde owner; and this affiant has
no reason to believe that any other
person, association, or corporation has
any interest direct or indirect in the
said stock, bonds, or other securities
than as so stated by him.
M. H. GIBBONS,
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day of May, 1922.
NELL WILSON,,
Notary Public.
My commission expires June IA
1924.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16
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Rev. Knight has been on the SICK
list the past week.
Mrs. Mccoy of Parma was a guest
,t the w. T. Clark home tuesday.
meeting was held at Parma re.
Gently to arrange Sunday school
hall league for the summer. Dele.
gates from Notus, Parma, Roswell
and Wilder were present. John beal,
G. M. Knight and E. E. Hesten were
amounted to invite Greenleat and len
trail Cove to become members. Nys-
ga was to be invited by Fred VANS.
lev. This league was very successful
last wear and it is hoped that even
more interest will be taken this year.
An amendment was added to the by
laws providing that any team playing
a man not eligible, shall forfeit the
game.
Miss Opal Wood who has been
teaching school at, Fairchild, Idaho,
has returned to spend the summer va
cation with her parents.
The Ladies Aid met on Friday
afternoon in the church basement with
Mrs. Geo. Obendorf, Mrs. Morrey, and
Mrs. Frank Galyon, acting as host
esses.
DR.. Emma Drake, who was to have
spoken in Wilder Tuesday, found it
impo ssible to come at that time and
has postponed her visit until Tuesday,
May %. She will speak both after
noon and evening.
Mrs. A. b. Boeck was called to
Denver by the death of her brother.
Mrs. Mix of Homedale is keeping her
home during her absence.
The Wilder Mercantile Co. have in
stalled a drinking fountain in their
store.
The junior-senior banquet which
was given on Tuesday evening was a
delightful affair in every respect. Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Mitchell opened their
home for the occasion, their daugh-
ter, Helen, being a member Of the
junior class. Covers were laid for
forty and the fve-course dinner was
served by the Misses Marion Heston,
Mildred Meredith, Vera Hudson and
Ruth Parsons. Leonard Beal, presi-
dent of the junior class acted as toast
master and Mr.. Painter, Miss Caskey,
Bonnie Bates, Philip Park, and Meryl
Banks responded. Music was fur
nished by Miss Edith White, Cecil
Pollard and Frank Huett of Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16
GobbIer Wanted Care Of Family.

GobbIer Wanted Care Of Family.
A gobbler which seemed very much
pleased and elated when the little
turkeys were Matched and were able
to follow him around last year Is
owned by a New Brunswick farmer.
This past summer he tried to coax the
early chickens from the hens. Then
when the turkey hens began to set
the gobbler was missed for. several
days. He was then found setting on
q hens nest hidden In the grass. He
sat on the eggs until they began to
hatch. The gobbler, however, was so
heavy that he crushed the chickens, so
he had to be taken away from the
chicks. By that time the turkey hens
had Matched their young and the COB
bier was consoled by having them fol-
low him around.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16
Calf With Two Heads Lives.

The most astonishing animal freak
that has ever been at Burton-on-Trent,
Eng, was a twO-headed calf. f had
two mouths and could eat and drink
with both at the same time. The
freak at three months old, according
to the opinion of veterinary surgeon,
was likely to have quite normal ex-
istence, as 1t had only one brain.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16

cIIngs tightly to the stem Of tree the
tree exerts its enormous force to burst
its bonds, but the thin stalks OF the
climber are even stronger, and In the
end the tree dies Of strangulation.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16
EXPENSIVE

list Nelqhbor: Dld]a ever stop T
figaer out what It cost { raise a cat
or a dog, BllI7
End Neighbor: Mol But there's
a neIghbor's cat round here what's
cost me bout a bushel of belck-a-
brac, two alarm clocks, and a shoe
les In tn past month.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16
Needle Can Be Used as Drill

For delicate work In drilling small
holes a needle may be used. A part
Of the eye end Of the needle Is ground
off and the ends of the eye and the
sides beveled to form the cutting lips.
The needle then may be used as any
ordinary drill.-Cleyeland NewsrLead-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16
And Then Silence

Mickey: MON, will we gimme some
candy now?"
Mrs. Casey: "Ye spalpane! Didn't I
tell we wouldn't give we amy at all
if we didn't keep still "
Mickey: "Yes'm, but"
Mrs. Casey: well, tn longer we
keep still, tn sooner yell get it"
Evening star., 1922-02-03
NEW LISTINGS.
On 10th St. NV.

On 10th St. NV.
$32, 500. Terms.
.1ss Ss. fss ioat .hS
yards Electric lights. hardwood floors. open
drePlaces; This is an elaborate residence. or
lor apartments.
10th and Montague Sts. NV.
$2I,85o Terms.
Beautiful. fully detached. hollowtile and
stantsneous hOt-water heater: tapestry brick
fireplace in living room: concrete front porch:
%eDs Ssf0i ssvssi
arranged; splendid locality. just on 18th st.
Near Conn. Ave and Million
Dollar Bridge.
$2I,5oo. Easy Terms.
A wonderful home. practically new, in
wa,hington's finest residential section. con;
sleeping porches; hot.Tster heat, eiectnc
lights. hardwood floors: arranged ideally for
use a. or 3 apartments and home in .addi-
tion. Sec this excellent value at once.
Quincy Near North Capitol.
$500. Terms.
Attractive brick residence Of 6 large rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; garage. In splendid
condition throughout. Most convenient locA ton
for walking to Union Station, Capitol. Govern
ment Printing OfHce and City Post ONCE. A
bargain.
Near 10th and Pa. Ave. Sc.
$4,75o. $500 Cash.
Substantial brick home Of nicely arranged
rooms and bath. Room for garage. Con-
venient to Marine Barracks and Navy Yard.
WILLIAM K
IIOS 10Th ST NV
Evening star., 1922-02-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE FOR SALE
BUSINESS, INVESTMENT AND SPECULATIVE
PROPERTIES THAT WILL INTEREST
PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS.
Read This List:

MS List:
Downtown Business Property.
$4,000.
downtown section. Property is rs feet wide
by 100 feet deep. containing stores with
apartments on second floor. Price reduced, az
out-of-town owners must sell.
Corner Property-M St. NV.
- $500.
Lot 90 feet wide with 5,ro0m frame esT dwe,
once, as property must be sold.
In Bloomingdale-$7,85o.
Twofsmily nat brick CONSTRUCTION each ,d,.f nat
heat. Sa gas light ieht. Y Wide De- alley Fey 10 rear.
9th St. N.E.-$3,S5o.
Here are four very good g s-room s and and bath bath
each priced at s"d
arately II desired. with cash payment very
moderate. Investigate at once.
New Store on Busy I4th st.
$4,000.
This is a fine. new and strictly modern store
property in very best and busiest section OF
14th st., center Of great apartment house ais-
celient construction. Lot 10 feet wide BY ls1
rented at sl25 per month with privilege OF
ISncWul II $loV
18TH St. Business Property.
$4,000.
Here is q bargain indeed. Right IN the
heart of the intensive development OF the
Conn. ave. section; 40 feet frontage BY About
95 feet depth to alley Two 3-story houses
on property. Both substantial and easily con.
verted into high class business property. ACT
at once.
De Sales St.-Near Conn. Ave.
$22,5oo.
Lot q feet wide With good depth to alley
semi-detached, large and substantial brick
which is now invading that entire territory.
ent and speculative oppor-
v one who is in the market.
Properties Department.
KER & CO., INC.
Main 243o.
Evening star., 1922-02-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES
sALE-Contnsed


perfect
BROOKLAND-$ $500
cnt.s .
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-$I45oo
HIGH VIEW-$,35o
SAULS SADDITION-$I3I5o.
heat sI h hsh': ,a f ps S s rsssS @ tDE
manyot rfetures Terms
IDEAL NORTHEAST LOCATION
IN
plant eods size lot Attractive vetems ~ ' ~
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$I25oo.
pl dh a o pa
CHEVY CHASE-s115oo
ii n
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
Phone Main oS I4oo New York Ave
Evening star., 1922-02-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Enn aAE~

Two-Family Flat-$o,ooo.
Located on busy 9th st. Two apartments
Of rooms and bath each. in brick building.
Lot .G oyer G 201loo feet. One apartment rents
offered to close estate.
Three-Family Flat-$I6,ooo.
Here is an excellent Offering. close TO 14th
consxuctiou. with ii rooms and baths,
floors furnished. Hot-water heat. electric
sae se.te9 with
Two-Family Flat-$6,25o.
IN good section. 1t Is built Of brick, contain
each each; renting for $3.50. Lot 20 feet wide with
Business Property-$1I,5o 500.
tanning large store room with room in rear
and 7;room and bath nat above. Steam heat,
ee1 seee sD,ss sd fda Eeat % ts ;so %
Good condition and In good locality.
To Close Estate-$I $50.
Four-room brick house on st. NV. The
monthly rental is $3.50.
Two-Family Flat-$4,5oo.
On srd st. ne: is this brick building, con:
tanning two apartments with total rental Of
ssed g. 1 lot. month H0''W'.er heat gas light
Cleveland Pl.-$2,ooo.
siI:room brick dwelling that is now renting
for $3.50 per month. One-third cash. balance
10 three years.
G St. .N.W.-$7,5oo.
This lot. In very desirable location. is over
50 feet wide and ia feet deep. 1t has small
brick houses and brick stable on property.
Rent is $3O.5O per month. Zoned for frat
commercial and priced low. as locai company
Is very anxious to close out its holdings.
X St. N.W.-$6,ooO.
Property contains two 4-roOm brick houses.
each renting for $3.50 per month. Frontage
Of 70 feet.
Other business, investn
tunities that will interest al
For details, apply Business
ALLAN E. WAL
2I21sth St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-02-03
ST1NGS.
Park Rd. West of Mt. Pleasant

oi ~ A>o' w SSl VI &'A I. L ANoSohts
.$12,5oo. Easy Terms.
Colonial style brick residence OF Q rooms. 4
wood noors: open Treplace; hot.water heat.
electric lights; builtin china closets: Large
back yard TO wide paved alley. There ara
This property is only offered for sale under
$1,000 for quick sale. account lease TO JIly
], 1922.
Near 10Th and Lamont SITS. NV.
$I2,75o. Terms.
Nine spacious aud we'll arranged rooms, .
tiled baths: hot-water heat electric lights:
hardwood floors: open fireplace: big storsye
closets. Possession. Biggest value in this
fine section.
On East Capitol St.
$500. Terms.
Near Congressional Library. Residence con-
tanning IL rooms and bath: 2s feet on East
Capitol by approximately 100 feet depth. The
land IL easily worth the price asked.
Observation-Disclosures.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Beautiful detached home on large lot: q
rooms and bath on two floors; electric lightsi
open fireplace; cold storage rooms; front an(
sleeping porches; attic over entire house; sta
At Lincoln Park.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Fine brick residence Of rooms and bath
Vacant and newly pspered and painted. Firh
aoor' living room. dining room, Kitchen; sec9na &c
rooms and bath: third floor. one apartment OF
rooms This is a. unusually ne home ron ,, or
ther information or to inspect.
. HARTUNG,
Phone Exchange Main 372.
Evening star., 1922-02-03

PErwoRTH AND PARK VIEW Specials:
g rooms, bath; hot-w.ter heat, eiectrici"'
4 roou,.N nth: hot-Water heat, electricity.
rooms. bath; hot-water heat. $3.50; $500
Home Realty Co.
Adams 9e2. 6s
q 70 10 ROOM MODERN OR sEMI.M0DERN
Address Y. d. DAVIS, 14a0 New York ave.
M YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A REAL BAR.
eain in Q and room houses in Mt. Pleasant
and Columbia Heights, see
1a1a n A. Main 4l16.
2STORY APT, Mr.. nth AND II SITS. NE
3 rooms and bath each: price. 81, 600: liberal
tarahs. FRANK y. HOPKINS. Kresge BLDG. a.
Evening star., 1922-02-03

McKEEVER & GOSS
14O5 Eye Street. Main H5Z
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Right the heart of this exclusive section brick home of
eleven bats 'front.' and sleeping porches
every modern improvement nicely finished hardwood
floors and trim; choice electric fixtures stcas conditon
Garage Price $1,000 9l-3.
PETWORTH. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
hHs @ @ ses s1 & win
sssft scs Upstairs % % ax
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Just off 10th street, home only one left of the row; six
rooms and BATH brick home all hardwood
floors throughout; latest plumbing and bathroom xures
porches lights with side lights in dining and over
pnen 6ren1ace in living room Price $780, 555-2
TAKOMA PARK. WOODLEY PARK
Detached @ . ns Of sss s % oh
Lot 'o1l'o with gs' s:sn @ Fs ss0 Moderate terms R
" McKEEVER & GOSS
14o5 Eye Street. ,,.erox . ,sr.r, .o.RM Nam 4/'ZN
Evening star., 1922-02-03
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.

$3.50.
A desirable home on 18th ST. in Columbia
Heights. There are seven rooms and bath,
hot-water heat. electric lights. The house
newly decorated inside and out. Garage.
SII55o.
Very convenient terms can be made on this
attractive Cleveland Park property; fully de-
tached: central hall plan: heated with hot
water, having oak floors and electricity.
$3.50.
An individually built home in Mt. Pleasant;
owner leaving city. Immediate sale must be
made of q tEo-story colonial brick house, hav-
ing hot.water heat, electricity; porches
S12,5oo.
A bargain in q downtown house. that can be
sold on terms Of 81 500 cash and monthly
payments. There are nine rooms. two baths;
electric lights. Close to Dupont Circle.
, SI2,5oo.
"A fine home in Columbia Heights west Of
14th St Terms. 81 500 cash and monthly
payments. Ten rooms and bath. rear stair
way; rear porches; servants quarters; large
lot Garage space.
ROSS &
Evening star., 1922-02-03

SIo,85o.
house in SauIs Addition that can be sold
on terms Of 81, 500 cash and monthly payments.
Modern in every respect, with hot-water heat,
electric lights; porches; large lot.
$1,000.
A desirable home. well situated in Petworth.
not far out. The lot is 40x1OO. The house
contains eight rooms and bath: large attic;
porches; paved alley. Terms. 81 500 cash.
$500.
A twostory. eight-room house in the down
town section west Of 10th St., now rented as
two apartments; also double garage. Present
rental, $92. 80 per month. Splendid investment.
SI4,5oo.
A colonial house in one Of the attractive
squares in Chevy Chase. close to Conn. ave.
There are four bedrooms. two ba tbs: sleeping
porch on second floor; living room with open
fireplace. Garage.
$500.
very cheap. entirely modern home. close
to the Capitol and Library, having hot-water
heat, electric lights, parquet floors, screens
and awnings. Immediate possession will be
given. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1922-02-03

PROPERTY ALL KINDS. CITY,
suburban and country, wanted for
sale and rent Over Quarter-century
experience. We get results. Listings
are not frozen to our files.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1923 r St.
Evening star., 1922-02-03

WANTDD TO FARM, WITH
stock, crops and implements; convenient to
city, Address Boz 287-A. Star ofics.
Evening star., 1922-02-03

WILLIAM K. HARIUNG,
11o8 10th St NV. Phone Exchange Main 372
Evening star., 1922-02-03

Want to Purchase
s-room house. within 9 or Z squares Capitol
state number and price. Address Box 306-A
Star office. os
Evening star., 1922-02-03
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

DESK ROOM-wILL ALLOW DESK ROOM
to reliable party in return for answering phone.
etc. Address Box 3SS-A, Star office. ~
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN EQUITABLE
bldg, s18 14th st., SIS each room. Apply
room 800. O.
LIGHT, AIRY ROOM. IN LAWYERS SUITE;
NOderA downtown bank building; excellent To-
INTERNATIONAL BUILDING,
1319.21 F ST. NV.
A few very desirable Offices left.
Reasonable rents.
McKEEvER GOss. -
cation; use Of large reception room; suitable
for lawyer, accountant or corporation. Address
Box 28S-A. Star office. -
Evening star., 1922-02-03

FOR RENT-WAREH0USES.
WAREHOUSE, BRICK. FOB SALE OR RENT;
n 900 feet door space: electric elevator; 1910
yard. Apply Room "a. Ksllogg bldg. Aais
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
EAGLE ATTACKS A MAN.
Monster Of Raid Headed Species Fights
10 Death with Marylander.

Salisbury. Md, Dec. 2e.-The Ameri-
can eagle. known To he an obstinate
fighter in the face of odds. would rath-
or suffer death than bear tho humllla-
ton of defeat.
While driving along the road Clifford
A. Taylor, of this county. wac attract
ed by loud Commotion IN the bushes
by the roadside. simultaneously "A dog
which had been trailing the wagon
hurricdly took 10 his heels In the OPP
pOsite direction. Investigating the
source OF the noise. Mr.. Taylor war
confronted 10y n monster eagle endcav-
oring To rise I'm the air with the head
of a full-grown hog.
Before the intruder had time 10 In.
tcrfcre the bird. raising itself about
Ave feet in the air. started n scricss ot
onslaugh,s upon It's enemy with bcak
and claws extended. 4 ngh. between
man and bird followed. In tho etrug-
rle the bird was knocked TO tho ground
several times. each time recovering
and rcsuming the attack.
Only after Il had received n blow upon
the head from a stick. rendering 4
unconscious. did the eagle give M
the battle. TIE bird measured six Zee
seven inches between wing tips
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
Practical Gifs---Specially Priced
tina Suggest ton For
Every Member of the Household

Riddles Teddy Bear SUR; Of brushed
% c2sa, '9 5ap s s1a @;. Of sweater $500
crI Ho N al ira ed %[' a. s'n'.'- sweat $3.50
eo M2"e" and WISE. DIX Pen" $500
Merode, Harvard Mills Underwear for
the entire family. ,pecaIly priced
Women's Kar-er Italian Silk pOc0
HoSery, very best Gua,t. ..... DL.OU
Women'S silk and Woo Hand r1 NJ
Embroidery Clicked HoserV o.. D .JO
Women's veyy heavy pure silk full-tash-
e l34dd a2'.eY m nia:N ~n''e and Sl39
Chlldren's Onyx "DoubleWear' fine CC
Isle Thread Stockings ............ ZJc
Mems all-wool extra healy IN co
Worsted Socks ............ JUG & OCc
Mems Pure Silk Heather IN
Mems Fine Isle Half ~
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
DORAH URGES WORLD
FARLEY To SETTLE
PREPARATIONS ROW
FLAMES European Chaos on the
American Farmers Failure
20 Sell Products Abroad.
PRESSES HARDING TO ACT
baltimore sun.

baltimore sun.
Washington. pcc % senator VII
lam ~ Borah. Republican of Idaho.
who fathcrcd IA. Isoiect Tor the
Washington Disarmament Conference
- 1921. formally proposed In tho Sen
o'c Yesterday calling ~ a new con
f'rcnce ~ world powers On economic
problems with the idea ~ breaking
he dcad,o,k' on German reparations
Ne Borah was cnv ~ the leading
Irrcuou,tah,vr' 90 the Versailles
treaty nrht
hts project Includes DISCUSSION ON
reduction uf land ornaments and
further limitation in warship con-
Ftruc'.on. hut he makes the stuly OF
world economic issues the primary oh
irrf uf the i,upuscd conference. prcsi-
d,rt Harding would Ne requested 10
wv" ~t,n governments aS nc
tNusrNf would participate
Senator Norahs move OrcaS.oucd
Som" surprise. since he has strongly
opposed American participation IN the
settlement OF European problems. lie
iHs..f'd . .0 statement dr',r.uc
t.f.,tt..u'e fr Doe. she keynote Zee ;h,
lIIvn'Hn s..ltt.r' and linking ur
'I. lIfoH,.,n financial crisis with ga,
i'Iu.r a. Nr'..lu producers to nud
H.l a't- r,r ta..r rrodIy.s
fl" idaho S,rotor adopted the same
....f Nr.f,'i4N that De employed
1870 u Iu..a.ur the movement Tor
.r Disarmament CoutsrCnvc. 90" o.
i,'d ne proposal as ar amendment
t1" Naval Appropriations h.l when
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22

that measure reached the Senate yes
tcrday.
The text of the Borah amendment
follows:
That the President Is authorized
and requested to invite such gov
srnments az he may deem ncCes-
sary or eNpedient To send repre-
scntatives To conference which
shall he charged with the duty of
considering the economic problems
now obtaining throughout the
world. with "a view of arriving at
such understandings or arrange
ments as may seem essential to
the restoration OF trade and the cs-
Enlistment ~ sound financial and
business conditions. And also TO
ConsidCr the subject of further
limitation Of orri1mcnts with a
view of reaching an understand
ing or agreement upon said matter
both by land and sea. and par
ticuiarly relative To limiting tho
construction NJ all types and sizes
~ sub surface and surface craft.
az 10000 tons standard displaCe-
mcnt. ur less. and OF aircraft.
Senator Rorah's action greatly In
crcasCs Congressional pressure now be-
Ing brought To bear upon the Whit,
House FOR new international confer
cncc To discuss economic problems as
well as further limitations i'm warshil
building. The House already has ap-
proved the suggestion that the Presi-
dent call another arms limitation con-
ference. Several days ago Senator
William IL. King. OF Utah. Democrat
presented a resolution I'm favor Of such
a meeting, declaring at the same tim'
that such a conference inevitably
would lead 10 n discussion ~ economic
: problems. Thus on both sides of th'
party aisle in the Senate there is
feeling that the United States mus
assume some sos Of a role in Flu
Upc3n affairs IL collapse and financial
I bankruptcy are to Ice avertcd.
This view Is being pressed dcspit
Expressions Of disapprovRl in Admin
/ isilation circles of another disarmua
mcnt conference. on the broad grnUn
that the limitation ~ craft OF les
4 thun 10000 toms is "a hopeless under
I taking at this time,
The Borah project for an econ0mi
conference injccts a new element int
! the situation az time when the Who'll
/ world IS ON the alert for rcporic
/ move hv the United States To aid b
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
GREENWOOD CORN SHOW.
Majority Of Prizes Won by Members
Of Vocational Training Classes.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Greenwood. Dec. 22.-The second
annual corn and farm products show
was held In the Greenwood Auditor
lum Tuesday. under the auspices OF
the Sussex County Farm Bureau and
the Greenwood Agriculture Depart
mcnt.
OF the 16 first prizes given. all but
two were awarded To former or pres
sent vocational students OF tho High
School. Many OF the boys Informed
the agriculture instructor. George A.
Ely. that they had received orders be
fore leaving the show for their entire
crop for seed.
Aside from the regular show there
was n splendid exhibit OF class room
work by the vocational departments
OF the High School.
Professor George Schu-,cr. Of the
University of Delaware. acted ~ Judge
Tho evening program consisted of
lectures, songs and yclls. n demon
stration and motion pictures. Earle
Meredith gave very Interesting sc-
count of his trip To the Eastern States
Exposition. held at Springfield Ed
win Ungre also gave some OF his eN-
periences at Springfield and told how
the trip had given him n new view
point Of club work. The Sunnysld'
oHrls' Club. who also had the hono'