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Milford chronicle., 1922-04-07

IF THERE is A RELIABLE evidence which to
base the belief that agricultural enterprise
on the upward march again. the fact sales
tate in the vicinity of Milford taken surest
of indication that the engaged agriculture
part of Delaware realize that the business farming
agreat future, and affords opportunity ability
to carry into effect the business in Delaware profit
Last week practical farmers men who have learned
and practiced profitable farming from their earliest child
hood bought two farms Neck within five miles
of Milford paying eighteen thousand dollars and
thirteen thousand dollars for the other
their own These ignorant as what can
be done with farm lands properly managed They are
the prime of life and each would much of their
ability to manage and advance the business of the COM
munlty and profit for themselves by retiring from active
work. They broadening their plans and making the
lana pay not only dividends its COST but replacing
its investment The farmers realize that the year of 1921
was one OF the lean years and that taken as
basis by which to judge the results of farm enterprises
II would not be fair to assume that be would
be equally as unfair to that the boom years of
the past fair basis which to estimate profits for
he future general average of five years ap-
)roxmate the actual conditions on which to base the es
innate for returns of all Delaware farms The farmer who
ans who investigates, who does the work at the proper
lme finds no excuse for failure necessary never too
lot OF too cold Never too wet too dry for him pro-
uce crop and it is that kind of farmer is buying
and at prices which after all only fair and upon
hlch such farmers and do make profitable earnings
the capital invested The real farmers the men who
now and who study the agricultural problems those
no buy farms for ten twenty thousand dollars and
lake them pay 1t is the play farmer the lazy man or
e inexperienced who attempt to get easy living the
rm that find failure and following their
forts The business of farming requires sense
lsiness ability, successful observation the work of
hers but above all, ability to market the crops when
own and that requires study of the markets care
investigation as to facts for their own use. w
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
HOLY WAR WOULD
MAKE GERMANY
WORLD POWER
fcontlnued From Page FIvel

CONTINUED From Page Five)
backing Mustafa Renal and rejoic-
ing in the guilelessness of French
and Italian statesmen, especially of
the former.
Helps Russian Soviet
All that the Nationalist Turks have
been able to accomplish during the
past two weeks is Of supreme and
immediate importance to Bolshevist
plans.
Soviet Russia has placed herself
on the side of Nationalist Turkey in
demanding that the entente powers
evacuate ConstaDtinople. The re-
turn of the Turks to Constantinople
is not an eventuality that has any
other significance to the new coun-
tries OF the little entente" than its
true meaning.
Mustafa Renal in the saddle at
would give the sig
nal for the denunciation by Bulgaria
of the Treaty of Neuilly and the
of an offensive by the Boil
shevists against Rumania and Pol
tAAR@t AAVAhAt - tN-Ab BlAt lAAO4t
in the Balkans. And when trouble
comes in the Balkans. we know now
from our bitter experience that Eu-
rope-and America-get into trou-
Bile. too
Putting the entente powers out Of
Constantinople IS only one part of
the program of Soviet Russia. It is
no more than the soup, one might
say, In the meal Lenin proposes 10
force down the throats of those who
have been damning him, and whose
folly in the Near East has now given
him the opportunity to get even with
them.
Ever since the Soviet regime came
into power in Russia. the menace OF
Islam has been a precious weapon to
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
| He denied frequenting

Campbell. He denied frequentns
Chester gambling houses, saying that
he does not gamble.
Kenneth Smick, 202 West Seventh
street. told OF seeing Campbell throw
a pebble against the window OF the
Roman apartment. 200 West Seventh
street. and about half hour later
saw Mrs. Roman call Campbell into
the vestibule. Smick also said Mrs.
Roman has used his phone In calling
Campbelis telephone number and
that on one occasion Campbell left a
message with him TO have Mrs. Ro-
man call his number.
Mrs. Roman denied allegations OF
her husband that Campbell and she
had confessed 10 her husband that
they had been indiscreet. She denied
that she had lain in any improper
posture with another man along the
Brandywine, and was supported in
this by Mrs. Budd The man was a
friend Of Mrs. Budd's husband, they
said At no time. Mrs. Roman said,
did she ever conduct herself improp-
erly with Campbell.
Every night for one month, the
accused. her husband
stayed away from home and returned
each following day only in time for
dinner She said she had been told
that he was frequenting Chester
gambling houses.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22

be used against the Capitalist coun-
tries"
Inheriting the machinery and the
opportunities of Czarist Russia TO
make trouble for Great Britain,
Lenin and his associates began near
" five years ago TO use Mohammed-
ian fanaticism to destroy the British
Empire, and to pry loose from
France her North African posses
sions.
Northwestern India, the khanates
Central Asia, Afghanistan, Persia,
Turkey, Mesopotamia. Syria, Pales-
tine, Arabia, Egypt, the Sudan, Tri-
poll. Tunisia, Algeria. Morocco, the
tribes of the Sahara, and rapidly
increasing converted areas in Central
and Western Africa-these are the
countries, under British, French and
Italian rule or protection or man
date. which the victory of Mustafa
Renal and the restoration of Con-
stantinopie to the Turks will cleo
trify and galvanize into action.
The Fatal of"
II the entente powers were still
united, II the United States were in
the entente combination. il Japan
we're not interested on the other side
(even passively). If Soviet Russia
were out of the game. If the entente
powers were not weary of colonial
wars and heavy expenditures on tax
payers for adventures far afield, the
Mohammedan world could do moth
ing and would do nothing as a result
Of the Turkish victory.
Ali but those fatal "ifs"--they all
hold. So may we not expect to see
a train of calamities following the
collapse of the Greek lines in Asia
Minor, compared TO which the burn
ing of rich and beautiful Smyrna is
as nothing?
Why should the prospect OF a
new war-Islam against her million
masters-interest us in the United
States? We say to ourselves that
we are out of It? But are we
Think of what the success of Islem,
backed by Bolshevism, will mean
tomorrow in our relations with
Japan. When Asia has expelled the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
BAPTIST WOMEN ELECT

Mrs. G. T. Morris was elected
president of the Missionary Society
of Delaware avenue Baptist Church,
at a meeting held at the home OF
Miss Emma Ibaugh, 1409 jackson
street, last night. Mrs. Walter r..
Hope was elected vlce-prssident,
Mrs. Lydia Vaughn, secretary and
David Reed, treasurer.
Heritage of Iniia', was the sub
ject Of a talk by Mrs. Albert Edge.
Mrs. Morris real q letter from Bap-
tist missionary at Nellore. India.
Mrs. w. X. Holt. spoke on current
events. and AIRS. Anna Holt, sang a
solo.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
GIRLS! BLEACH SKIN
WHITE WITH LEMON

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White. which any drug
store will supply for a few cents,
shake well. and you have a quarter
pint of harmless and delightful
lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each day. then
shortly note the beauty and wilderness
of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring
that soft. clear, rosy-white COM
plexion, also as a freckle. sunburn,
and tan bleach because it doen't'ir-
ritate.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
j A Rick TO Fly.

]. Allison Buck. Eighth and
Jackson streets, has completed the
assembling of a Curt.ss J. n. type
Of airplane, which he recently pur-
chased and yesterday took the ma
chine around the field a number Of
times to test the motor. No fight
was attempted because of the need
OF further adjustment.
Mr.. Buck has purchased the plane
solely for pleasure purposes. He has
leased a field on the Lancaster pike,
near the Ferris Industrial Field.
William Grier and b. Frank Eek
les assisted Mr.. Buck yesterday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22

English powers. japan will speak to
us with voice different from that
used at Washington last winter.
Race No Factor.
And if you are secretly sympa-
thizing with the Turks, Just think OF
this fact:
To the Mohammedan all Chris
tians look alike. There is no distinc-
ton between Englishman, French
man, Italian, American, Greek or
German. We are all held equally
responsible for the wrongs. fancied
or real, of Islam. And if there is an
opportunity-no matter what they
may be the combination Mustafa
Renal and his associates can form
the vengeance will fall imparually
upon European and American.
From Toxic TO Constantinople and
Cairo our civilization is detested and
our ideals questioned or sneered at.
. Let us beware of the Holy Warl
Copyright. 1929. NEA service)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
Wife DENIES
INDISCRETIONS
Mrs. Roman Fights Hus-
bands Petition for Di-
#. vorce and Child
"ANOTHER MAN"
is BROUGHT IN

Accusations that his young wife,
Charlotte L. Roman, has been In
discreet with another man, named
as Roy Campbell. were made by
Lawrence ]. Roman in his suit for
divorce. which was heard by Judges
Richards and Rodney in Superior
Cont yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Roman denied her hus-
bands accusations and counter
charged that he spends practically
all his time gambling. Numerous
times she has gone hungry, she said
In his suit, Roman also asks Gus
tody OF their child. He now has the
baby in his custody
After hearing a number OF Wit
nesses for both sides, the court re-
served decision. The testimony was
conflicting.
p. Warren Green was attorney for
Roman and James Salisbury was
attorney for his wife.
Roman told the court of an in
stance in which he alleged that MS
wife was reclining on the grass be-
hind some shrubbery along the Park
drive. opposite Old Soldiers Park,
with her dress at an Objectionable
height. With her. Roman alleged,
was another man, and sitting about
ten feet away was Mrs. Edna Budd
with her child. This occurrence
happened about 4 o'clock in the ar
fernoon in June, the petitioner al
legged. The man in this scene was
not Campbell.
It was charged by Roman that his
wife started seeing ''the other man"
the latter part of April. He said
that at nights he would mind the
baby until his wife returned from the
motion pictures. and that then she
would urge him to go with her
friends. When he had left. he alleg-
ed. she would place the child in the
custody of a Negroes and entertain
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22

of the Rank Team Association, was
presented with a past chancellor's
emblem and Melvin Anderson with
a stickpin. A program of entertain
ment was carried out Following the
regular session of the lodge.
Inc elimination quot contest
closed with an exciting finish, Wea-
Der and McCarns taking the laurels
from Rentz and Bauman by one
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22

point.
On next Tuesday evening there
will be another rehearsal of the
First Rank Team and it is the desire
of Captain Wilson that all members
of the team be at the lodge room al
$50 o'clock.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
HEALTH and WEALTH

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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-09-22
oALANrHE LODGE AFFAIRs.

AT the meeting of Calanthe Lodge.
knights of Pythias. on Tuesday
evening, Walter Feaster. president
New Britain herald., 1922-03-09
pared with sei,b92,sc4 in January. 1921. he states,
Wet Feet Started v
 This Woman's Trouble
Timely Arrival Of Father KsDt Her From Severe Spell
 of Sickness

Mr. A. c. Swett, of 3l Adams St., Wal. than. Mass, wel-known business man of that city, gives the following testino- nlal as to the value Of Cenzane. He aays:
 "On visit to my married daughter, l found that she had gotten her feet vet, and contracted terrible cold. She vas sick in bed and tried several remedies. Nothing seemed to help her. She was hardly able to speak, with such cough is made my heart ache to hear it. She had not been able to sleep at all for two nights, and v@s thoroughly worn out. Having use! Cerizane Balsam myself, and knn~. ing hos quickly it worked, l rushed to arter!s Drug Store for bottle, and oon- uenced to give it to my daughter. Believe lie, in twenty-four hours she was all right. cerizane is truly 8 wonderful medicine."
 Cer,zane Cough Basam has bcen made lor n,nety-tive years by the Wilson family
 f Boston, who originated the famous WinsoI line of medicines. It contains nothing of harmful nature. It hss helped millions and hurt none. Ysu4 druggist probably has it.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-09
@!@ee Built to Last!

this body. It has a sturdy framework of selected ash, the best lumber for the purpose that can be bought. Eight stout ash pillars, running from floor to roof. insure permanent strength and rigidity which means freedom from body rattles. The joints of the steel panels of the outer surface are perfectly welded. Doors are hung with great precision-open freely and close with a sound of hnality. Windows open without binding. yet are so firmly set that they are rattle-proof.
 And unless you choose Sedan with the quietness and Aexibility of the LlGHT-SIx motor you will be disappointed.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-09
b # Worth
 Wih:?

When you find that you tire easily, when happiness fails through head ache, backache, ncrvousness-then ask yourself: "ls it worth while to wear harmful shoes?"
 Physicians assert that the bad ef fects of wrongly shaped shoes are far-reaching. The unnatural posture induced by high heels throws the in- ternal organs out of position. Result ing troubles often neccsstate opera tions.
 The woman who would be at her best and brightest will wear Canti- lever Shoes. Their flexible arches, which conform to the natural action of the foot and allow the muscles free play, enable you to walk or stand correctly, with minimum fatigue, and eliminate all danger of weak or fallen arches
 They stmulate-not retard-the circulation which brings to the cheeks n bewitching glow. They do not abuse the nerves which run from the feet up through the body even to the eyes. Knowing that your physical perfec- ton starts with your feet, you can take satisfaction in the thought that your Cantilever Shoes conduce to your health and charm, your youth fulness and joy ill living.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-09
ISABEL c ST RANDES -E

ry's voice was suddenly stern. What arc you offering me for all this?"
 She passed wisp Of handkerchief across her lips and answered unstead- lily:
 "l have-havc great influence at my disposal. If you like your work you can rise easily and quickly in your profession. You can be the commissioner of New York with the next administration If you wish, or high in the secret service" stop" he demanded. "If you were Ia man. Mrs. Tudor. you would not have dared utter those words to me. I would no more compound felony than would commit murder myself" She covered in her chair. and with little moan stretched out her arms to him upon the table
 "Oh. will you not be mercful? :? Can nothing move you?' she cried in low, thrilling tone. Mrs. Tudor"-Barry, too, bent across thes table-"I will relieve your mind at once if you will only trust my word This will, I hope, tighten your suffering. Your niece did not kill your daughter" The woman stared at him, vide eyed.
 "She--didn't?" Her voice was a mere toneless breath. But the proof"
 There is not an atom of proof against her." Barry spoke smoothly. Not even the motive remains for can assure you that she has abso- lutely forgotten her old attachment for Lieutenant Cadmus: moreover, have reason to believe that she is in love with another man" | "'Another mani" Into Mrs. Tu- dor's duled eyes there came q gleam
New Britain herald., 1922-03-09
Why Suffer From
 Bronchial Asthma?
simple Home Treatm Makes
 Breathing EnsN

Just because you start the day tired llfeleas, worn n-out from loss Of rest and mo difficult breathing of miserable Asthma-rdo not think you have to stay this way long,
 Bc strong and well, breathe clearly and easily again hy using this simple treat : ment known as Oxidnzc, the prescription of Worcester. Mass. physician,
 For any form of Asthma where tho bronchial tubes are irritatod, the breathing short and difficult, It's healing relieving ae- ton is really wonderful. sufferers who cant breathe at night and who gasp for good. clear breath will appreciate the rolicE<ond comfort Osldazo gives.
 oxfdazc is tablet made from essential oils which when the patient dissoves in the mouth, almost immediately soothcs the irritation. clears out tho chokcd up air pas sagos and enables he sufferer to breathe ensily and get real comfortable night 2 sleep,
 It is sold by Dickinson Drug company who agree to refund the full purchase price of tho first pa" kaEe to any sufferer who does not obtain satisfactory relief, Asth- matie sufferers should give oNldazc q trial It Is harmless and inexpensive.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-09
ESCAPE INJURY
Bad Condition Of Iniicld Endangcrs
 Players On Cleveland Club

Cleveland. March 9. - The Clevc- pitchers arc further advanced in their spring training than any of the other players, according to reports reaching here from Dallas. coyeleskie and 3ev- cral of the other twirlers ''cut loose yesterday. Manager Speaker was much impressed with the work Of Van Barton, q semi-pro, of Lynch, Ky.
 Several of the Indians narrowly cs- capped injury because of the bad con dition of the inheld and Manager Speaker ordered it placed in shape oil was poured on the intield and yes terday's practice was cut short.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-09

of hope. Why, sergeant how can you know? It cannot be-"
 But l am convinced it is true, and l am sure that he loves her also. Miss Fay is utterly innocent of any com plicity in the death of your daugh- ter.''
 Mrs. Tudor had miraculously re- covered her poise and self-possession
 II shall not ask you the name of the man." She smiled faintly. You don't know what a burden you have lifted from my heart Sergeant Bar ry. When I thought her guilty you will understand that I wanted to shield her at all costs"
 "I know" Barry paused in the doorway We will forget every syl- fable of the conversation which has just taken place, Mrs. Tudor"
 Thank you!" She held out her hand with pretty little gesture of gratitude. You have proven real friend. But since--since she is not guilty, who is? My Laurel hadn't an enemy in the word Sergeant Barry, find me the guilty man.'
 She disappeared on the veranda, and Barry made his way slowly to- ward the back door. As he reached the back porch still deeply engrossed in his meditations, Louise met him in little flutter Of renewed excite ment.
 "If you please. Sergeant Barry, Frank and the sheriff are down be- hind the garage. Frank called out to me to run and find you as quick as l could. He says he's got some thing to show you!"
 He neared the garage. A subdued shout greeted him.
 Look at this!" The sheriffs voice was triumphant. "Hows that for the thing the murdering wretch used to convey that carbon monoXide to the house in?"
 A tomato plant, frame and all, was lying on it's side in the soft loam, which had been heaped in a circular mound about shallow hole. In it lay large tin oil can, to which a length of thin but strong rubber tub ing had been attached and from both there came q stench of the same fumes which Barry had detected when he examined the gas mask.
 He took the thing up and scruti- nized it carefully, then look into the faces of the two men.
 The sound of footsteps crunching on the gravel path leading from the house made the sheriff turn and whisper iiercely:
 Here comes Clayton and the lame feller. Look sharp and get that can into the tool house back of the gar age. Frank. We don't want them snooping into this business just yet" I"
 Frank obeyed hastily. AS he de- parted Barry asked:
 What is this hunch of Franks that he Is on the track of that fellow we've been looking for--the one who took his suit of clothes?"
 "Wcll"the shcri,f's tone was not enthusiastic--"he's come on place, where the woods and the heach Ii! "et, and he says there are signs Of little fire having been built, and chicken bones lying about. The woods are thicker there than here. He heard something come creeping through the bushes, but 1t must have seen him first, for it plunged of again"
 Frank probably stumbled on some picnic place" remarked Barry. And
New Britain herald., 1922-03-09
SENATOR'S AT WORK
Manager Milan Is Pleased With show
 ing or GOSlin In Outficld

Washington. March 9.--The Wash irgton squad went through another hard workout at their Tampa Florida training camp yesterday. Every pitcher on the team except Johnson and Erickson. took a turn on the mound during the batting drill in which Leon Goslin slated for regu- lar outheld berth this season. drove the curveless offerings about in i'm pressve style. Manager Milan thinks Goslin will make his outtield strong enough to compare favorably with the infield and since Roger Peckinpaugh s addition to the latter, the Washington manager doesn't concede stronger one in the majors
 Outstanding in the work of the re-
New Britain herald., 1922-03-09

Your satisfaction with a Sedan de- pends largely upon construction you'll never see. Since you can't see it, you want to be all the more certain what's there.
 And the chances are you'll buy from the manufacturer in whom you have the greatest confidence.
 Studebaker's reputationfor fine coach work was established in your grand fathers time.
 This LICHT-Slx Sedan body is built complete in Studebaker plants and is as good as the chassis. It will last, without rat.les or squeaks, as longas the chassis-and that longer than the average life of many other cars. There's nothing Aimsy about
New Britain herald., 1922-03-09

Chicago, March Q. - Reports from a4 cities shows the number of build ing permits for January was nearly three times that for January Of last year, II. G. Moulton writes in Chicago Commerce, a publication of the Chi cago association of commerce.. The permits involved Sl3S.799,@S0 as com