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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
PAY SOLDIER
BONUS BY BOND
ISSUE. NEW PLAN
President Expected to
Pass on Proposal
Soon

WNSHlNGTON. F,n 49, Cow.
farDunn- I'tw"eu republican, ..
the hHI-. ways and m,Rns DH
mitiyD uui the senate finance ..H.
mitiro Uu tho soldiers bonus HI..
gram WEI. suspended to-day p,uH
lrg % decision from Preside.
Harding uu O. proposal tu fn.H..
the cash feature uf fhc houu o..
means of bonds instead OF 'Is.
Tho bond proposal wus adyan..
ly Chairman Mctumbtr uU|
senator Smuut. senate yeuf.r..
who took the position th.f T..
would h' unwise To- Increase lNH.
The president D. was understood
expected tu discuss the plan VIA
Secretary Mellon.
Under the senators plan short
time bonds to the amount ct lr-
proNimately $4,000. 900 year
would hC issued over the three g,.r
period during which the cHsI uHl -
mont- would hc made Co th, former
service men.
Members of the senate come
mittoc were understood Co be- uu-
posed particularly 20 the PROPOSE
uon tp increase the stamp taxes
and also 60 The suggested .ia uor
cent tax on the undivided profits
uf corporations.
Representative Mondon of Wy1-
minE republican house leader.
discussed the bonus question today
with the president Asked Do iuV
president was satisfied with tlu
proposed tax plan. Mr MludHll
replied has ans one been found
who lI satisfied with the url-
posal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
.FORO'S PLANS TO
MAKE FERTILIZER
ARE UNDER FIRE
Army Expert Doubts
If Shoals Plant VIII
Reduce Cost

,X,s,ttN,T,N ,.t "A "a H.
N"'"' '"i'i '"sii' 'r "lli''r Tor
Henry iord. notified the hou-''
mIlit,r, ,.r,nitt..,. tn,lH, ihut th,.
-. ....,.......... -, a..
chi' q" h'"diN h'~ W"i''~aI l"'
the ha-r and pur, has, uf the gov -
,ruu.rtt. uropcrtt,. az Mu.,l,
So. a,
"''"''' WI
hIt" u'niHf"i power generate ~
nt tur ylml# nI.nt HHlII %. uaut
b, tho I.tr.r ..r.r..f.r.g f.r
ih' mama. .NI' .. l'i- I'I auto.
W. lIl,a from rHw uH."fH.H liIa
reference wat taken .l indicate,
that Air FarI would 4.a fH.
Nu.,f- SHpaI. plant .r rr....Un
with his autemahIIp iudu-.r.
N.NsiINGTDN ErN f. EN.
psrt- from rHr IsuHrtmrr. uf ..
ri,ulur, werr On hand today
among other prospective wIfuH-au4
uf fhy hearing UrI.I. H.u military
committee into tuy offer uf UruIs
Ford to purgnl4, tuy Muscle
shoals uuWtr and u.fHIf. plants
They wprr fu devotion the govern
mruts Vows a- to thp potential
production uf foruu1tr- thor.
Major j d Uuru. chief uI ru.
umuuuiuuu division army uru.
name bureau. suId Do w4- hIs hon.
cft belief that Mr Ford could NOT
reduce DO, prir, materially
Chemical research in ths future.
Dee added might reduce The present
cD.t of production
Reprosentntive Miller OF Wash
lngtan analyzcd war department
,sfiuafss 0f p.yy.r ur1dft.tfuu al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
YOUNG PLUHGER THREATENED
BY CROWDS OF INVESTORS;
LOSSES ARE $1,000, 600

Dati. and learned from him that
l.-,huf had aupphoi the money
lHI aH.f a.pnuu home aud lhrv,
pNr'4ts' automobile.
AMI wlcr, lld sou set that
lut COAT Ihc Judge asked
Raymond pav, me 90, money.
was th, reply
And hc got it from hundred
% poor hard workIng families
whom ne swiudled. bitterly
shouted the judge THAT coat
that keeps you 20 comfortable rep
rcsents swindlcd money thnt
would have kcpt many a poor
child warm this winter"
Army itsNord la Doubt.
Tho Judge ISSUED inJunctlou- ~
strnlniug any one from dispusiuE
OF the Hi-Chon home or auto mu-
bilcs. although all are In the name
of the stepfather or Of Bischon s
mother.
Amer niSchon had told judge
Lands that he had Joined the
canadian army IN search ~ adj
venture the Judge asked hiu u he
had hecu honorahly discharged
"'rhe matter has not been settled
yet was the reply.
Fnchou blamed lucky deal
with friend r. t2G0 Tor the CON
tinurd transactions which have in
vol,,d him so heavily
"A friend hggged me 10 play the
market with HIS mon'y. saying his
crcditora were pushing him. Bis
chuff was quoted as having said
u g lseutcd. doubling hl- money
In a week He told AN his friend.
and I Immediately was besirEci
with similar requests That was
the beg inning Of lt"
"DahhnnEs on oh led to his
present status he was quoted az
Ger visions ~ blk financial deals
arose when ne found how easy %
was 60 hbv, others give h.m thcli
money to invest.
Blschoffs attorney maintains
that tho twenty five year old wiz.
ard Of huhhly creek" has violated
no law lu his deaiings despite the
shortage ~ millions ri.chof.
gave pror1lssOry notes for the mon.
81 invested with him, the attorney
/ said. addlnk "a man can't he im
pfiHonrd fnr nom payment OF prom
lssory notes if h. hasn't the mon
cy"
Creditors may realise ten cent,
I on tho dollar the attorney said.
while welcome government
Intervention. could have pulled
/ through 10 they had let mo alone
another week" sischuff said
The 80 company Of which ho az.
tempted "a gain control Rischufi
Z said has extensive holding lf
! OK klnhnira lG0 mlles north ~ Tulsa
/ as we'll ns ln the Texas fields. 90
stock has "a pnr value Of 81 90, hf
.nid hut recently ID dropped tu 9.
cents
% became Interested In tAo oi
stock last February ho said u
I kept putting more ana more money
into ID untii IN July I thought
| owned every share in existence
4 Hui men discovered powerful
| combination was fighting me Mort
! shares hcgan to pop up uneNpect'
/ eddy ana before long ! found that
through bucket shop manipulation
I had been buying duplicate shares
'fur the las few months ! have
] boon fighting a los.ns battle"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

SEW YORK. Feb 1.-THE CAL
vary buptIst church sunday be-
came tine scene of an upruar when
NiIUtm a brady theatrical pro
tu,rI. 90 sCauhug phrases took o.
-uv VAN hr. JohH ltuuch Strattun.
Hs rcturmvr- pastor. ON the rcsolu -
uun tuat the muuuru stage 90 70
menace to publlc morals
tur three and a halt hours the
rhetorical hattle ragged hot a. tides
ul enthusiasm rolled back and
fIrlh among the CougrcgaGsvu.
which now hung with appreciation
uu 90" words u4 nr Stratton and
Haulu rose tu lts tcct 20 shout ap-
pfo'ul ut Mr.. Brady defense Of
his profession
Throwing to tine winds cousid
cratlous ot the day tho place. aud
most OF the rules OF parliamentary
procedure. th. speakers auCcua-
siNey shouted their convictions
from thr pulpit They interrupt
cd each other ut the rinhacien Of
urutDil,a. heights aud were In
terrupted ami momcntnrlly 81
tpncod hy scores uf their hearers
who again and again l-aped into
the fray
Br statton opened the debate
ou the proposition Resolved. that
conditions and tendencies on thv
American stage are menace tu
suuud rrlNHt" and public moauty
lie bad spoken for some tuur
when Dir Erudy rose in thv center
Di .hr church, asking permission
tu reply
m mot her, to engage ln u.
argument hr began uut un in-
.rH.UH .h.tH ..rt.. iF4rHYHr.F.Trr fhnf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
j. s. POLICY
ON MEXICO
AGAIN HIT
Senator Demands End
of wv ate hful
! Waiting

WASHINGTON. Fob. IS senator
King. democrat. Utah speaking to-
day In the senate declared watch
ful wai'inE' apparently continued
to be- the American policy toward
Mexico.
1t H. nhnu,. time that tho pro4-
dent did something o. project
Americans .n MvNico." sull Soma
tor King - hope that the policy
OF watchful waiting. talked about
no much while ago. VIII not be-
continued by this vigorous and vir-
lie administration ot which We
now hear sg much"
Senator KING asserted that
$500. 100000 uf property in MrN.
leo had boon seized aud more than
10000 Americans driven from that
country
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
THIEF HOLDS Up
HOTEL, ESCAPES
WITH SlOO,OOO
Safety Deposit Boxes
in St. Louis Hostelry
Are Looted

ST LOUIS. Foh. Jewelry
estimated hy tho hotel manage
mont to o." valued at 100000 was
obtained by bandits who early TO
day 'oo'ed safrty deposit boxes ut
thr Washington Hotel II. A. Croft
ton, night clerk. was compelled az
'he p..ut ~ "a revolver to open
tto safc The i,wclry was the
pr.urr'y 90 guests
II. bandits al~o obtained tsGd
frDm the cash drawer
The wife OF a banker residing AZ
fhe hotel, estimated her loss al
$1,000 Carl Zork who was In
tolNed iu the baseball scandal but
later sNuuerutrd resided ut the
hotel d." sali h. lost s1-0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Eagle Kills Man
By Discharging
Latters s Gun

SANTIAGO. chile. Feb. "a.
tBy the Associated pres=l A
story Of "a soldiers fatal strug-
gle with "A huge eagle IN a
mountain pass near Los Andes
last saturday is told by the
newspapers here. The soldier
shot the eagle and. thinking Dee
had killed IL. approached. but
tho bird had only suffered a
broken wing and furiuusly at
tackled him.
In the struggle whcih follow
ed the eagles claws clutChed
the trigger OF the soldiers gun.
which was discharged. the
bullet entering the mans body
lie died In the arms of h.s COM
panions. who took his body aud
also the wounded eagle to Los
Andes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Goes to Sleep
At Wheel; Auto
Goes Over Cliff

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo
Fob 1a.--Carl ana Robert Thom"
uf Lake George. colo. last night
received injuries which may result
in their death. when the car in
which thcr were riding plunged
.uNer "a forty foot clnbunk BOZ
it" Park The men nid amid she
wrockuse uf thr car flr three
hours befoto tney were found and
Ircmovcd to local hospital hy a
hNssinE mutorls'
rl who Wa driving tho ear.
said to have declared that he
MO been = thou! sleep for fS
hours and IuAt tue accident &C.
|currcd when be- mum.ntnrinly 81
went tu sleep at the wheel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

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~ i-''i''i'' "','. il"u ".''' 90
iPt ,''i'''' ,. e,.pv' D'" '''.' ''-''' 90
-,
a..v.rai bupdr.d ,,,.',. 80,
tormcd hiss Office. ssar,hing .ur
he man whom they declared had
(, rought th,m financial ruin.
.>,rs poiic. wer, c.li.d ,o ,,,
roI th, crovJ uhirb .ba,,,s.t
i, hraats against the as wear .l,i
,brukcr.
3 XbY. Rtsrb,0 ,yh, ,a,,t,,,t
If. 90. sbnr, "a Gnn 400 tn.i,,...i
I d. b,d ,t.v,d , inn. h,rb h., ~
sp.eulntinns ,..r.b v,.s h,s.,,,,
b. ht. sist.r who ,.as L.li.y.,i ~
be- on or ON rotto Ia an. pnrifi,
..n,st
4
Y ~ plil', W. u's',e 20 Pu.s''"h ~,
onV, Il,ii,s f9.v'vv. N",th "t Ip
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Smoking by Girls
Vile Fad, Say Deans
At Two Schools

CHICAGO, Fsh 1a smuklus
by girls ir a vile. nasty fad. which
should he prohibited lu every
university. the deans of women ut
Chicago and Northwestern uni
Versities said today.
Marion Talbot, dean of women
a. the University Of Chicago said
that they had no regulation
against smoking by co-eds because
u wns almost Impossible to pre-
vent it and there was little use
la trying.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Russia to Sell
Church Valuables
For Famine Relief

MOSCOW r.b. I1.-DRy the
Assu0I.fsd Irosal The all-Rus-
sham "'Hfr.I committee has decided
tu rHtr over Immediately tha
faIuaUir- tn aIl tho churches and
.'ll 'n.m fnr Tho benefit OF the
ffWrr 4uffrr,rs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
mrnr IN MN CMNsII

IENNTII hob 70 Two U0T-
SONS were near death today aud
five badly Injured az the result %
q collision % two automobiles al
"a street intersection IN west peu-
Yer yesterday The Injured In
cludcd cnlld two years old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
BRITISH HOLD |
THEIR TROOPS
IN OUBLIl
A m orleans Warne|
Not to Aid in Irish
Coup ]


IoNDoN' Zen ia-uby the
s''ini'h l'r'ssl -Mlchncl toiiit
l"Hh ~ tn' if'sii proNi-i"nal GOV
cfnni'it' has sem cabicgra
MAfinhE y" me th'r'i,nn associi
t"h Tor rct"giih'iuh 81 the irisI
an" co'.. dctni which he decIal
.n Nhs hrins pli'nn'd against ~
ifish pr"'i-lunhi g"N"rninent, say
- hpii, nisph''h i"hhb TO IN
'N'h"''h-' ''''- "s-'Nh"tl"n'
Mr. collins cahlcgram was
r'ply 20 message from Thoma
Lyons secretary ui The Amerlcul
association
Mr. Collins rruIy tttted IA part]
"bu not turu.IU us yvnrn vnI
NOT 90 assl.t ur court,nnnce tN,l
coup d'Dtlt h,.uE unuued nrains|
the new government. as witnesl
the affair af Clrh. Wlerc the da|
parting frt-h police had theil
arms seized by ur Naleras supl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

|iu/'kimum volncity of wind. miles
Ipf huut ~; prevailing diror-
tn north character Of the day
|cloar.
state Meaihrr
New MsNico. Fair tonight
hand Tuesday; not much change
3n temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

Z sNNINh v a Nii
lflghUst tom
Uerature 6ft
lowest TEN
peruture %.
daily ra ng g
Z q IA y e = "a o.
ture aif mean
daily temper
nturc a.. rW-
laive humid
idlty q D M
{ relative
humidity . a
nn a.: prcci-
pitntinn none;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Indians Recover
Pawn of Trader
They Murdered
tspccinI To Tho ncrnidl

GAiLi 4. y. NJ Fob f7 AS "a
sequence tu the confession hs a.
navajo Indian 90 the murder of
Frank Lewis Aprii 80 1924. .hv
confession duplicating other ln-
dians sheriff Bob Roherf- escort
ed the Indians TO places whore they
had stated pawn had been buried.
and under directions of tho rh'rin
the pawn was found hurrl .ist
IL whs
There is conclusive evidence
that the confession Of tup NhF.io
is true. and an tho Indians
implicated In the murder OF l.r,s
are now in Jail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

drawla from the Treasury fHI iN"
navy fHr the fiscal Nonr IF. we're
ftss.uOo nu0. with th, economies
hr plHnnvd. hn added. hr fHf come
nivut the 1879 fiscal yrHr '-.l-
mates cnuid ho reduced .u lh.-
Oun 900
Indications ~ consider Unr
uHHflHu tu the rerummvui.' fHt
$500 nNN coo HfurHHI 'n.
about SEQ 0On ~ which would
gp fnr building developed iHl. nE
The Informal dl.cussinu uf -U. uH-
val pruWrum between Mf urnhy
and mcmhers OF the cumW''U'
Hartman Butler wlut.i 20
know lf Mr DENLY fot 1aHrrd
That wur was less pruith'' t- a
result uf the arms CpnfHr'ur
- nn absolutely certain of 20
th" Htcfo' arN replied. "hui un'u
other nations have rrduc"a in"'r
armament w ought nnt '' go
ahnnt u too rnpidlV in other
word. ne treaty should D., r'l'-
fled first"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

~ make These fUrummruduflo ions
in the most earnest belief that the
United States needs the proirc-
tinn hat the navy, n= have i'm
ilcufsd, viii give under present
world conditions ~ b. NOT ln auv
sense navy for n9rreHsiOn thar
is asked fufs u b. "a navy Tor pro-
iecilnn ana 90 discharge the many
missions uuconnec' with war
aud feuuired hy our government
Ht nu times
Mr. DENLY said estimated with.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

Hours o. Associated Press Tel
egraphic News Service in Every
Issue of The Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-26
NO CRIME WAVE HERE,
DR.. CANDEE ASSERTS
Tells Lions Club, Also, That
Criminal Activities Are on
Decline Elsewhere.

There N absolutely no crime wnve
In Wilmington" said Rev. Charles l..
CAndce, minister OF Westminster Pres
byterian Church, who was the chief
speaker at tho Lions Club luncheon
yesterday. Hc based this assertion on
figures and statements from the po-
lice department Of this city. Tho
speaker marshaled an imposing ar
ray Of statistics from Chicago. De-
troit. Philadelphia. and other cities In
support OF his denial that anything
that can be properly called a crime
wave" exHts anywhere in this country.
On tho other hand, these ofYlcial sta
tietics show that there has actually
boon \ steady decrease In tho major
crimes In this country during the last
few years-crimes such ne murder,
burglary, robbery, etc. In tho city OF
Detroit, for instance, there was n de-
erase In major crime OF $685. last
year.
DIR. Candee poured hot shot into
those who are seeking TO create the
impression that the alleged crime
wave IL the inevitable result OF the
adoption OF the eighteenth amendment.
no also IHppeu tne knuCNleN OF tnO6e
newspapers that have recently shown
n tendency to play up crime in gen
eral and especially TO feature" viola
lions OF the prohibitory laws and TO
belittle the efforts of those who are
trying to enforce those laws. He firm
ly believes In the freedom OF the press
and realizes It's tremendous power in
molding public opinion.
In urging respect for all law, DR.
Candee quoted Attorney General
Daugherty to the effect that THE ma
ton Will stand upon the rock OF en-
forcement OF and respect for law, OF
II will sink into the moress of law
leesne~r. The people OF this coun-
try" he said. cannot select certain
laws TO be respected and others TO b,
violated with impunity."
DIR. Candies opinion Is that much
of the crime OF tho past year or 80
has been due to unemployment ant
tho abnormal conditions OF idleness
poverty. and desperation that have fol
lowed In Its train. In the light OF tn,
facts and figures available on all side,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-26
DELAWARE MAN IN OFFICE.

Special Dispatch TO Every Evening
Washington. April 2s,--9oorse w.
Cox. recently appointed Ield agent In
the aSsessor's Office Of the District OF
Columbia upon tho recommendation
OF Senator H. Heisler Ball, was yes
tcrday sworn In, and Mt once proceed
ed 20 perform the duties OF his office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-26
DRY LAWS HERR TO STAY.
DIR. J. w. Hnl Makes Prediction nj
Brandy vino Church Meeting.

Speaking IN the Brandywine M. T.
Church last night, DIR. John Wesley
Hill said that citizens who did not
seck tho repeal Of laws thought by
them to bc oppressive, while showing
and expressing disrc~pect for the ex.
ecutants OF such lawr. were thereby
promoting lawlcssnes
The meeting was one OF those plan.
ned In connection with Law Enforce.
ment Week, and was largely attended
the audience including many women
Rev. w. Ernest Greenfield, pastor o,
the church. introduced DIR. Hill. ant
there was special musical program
That the dry laws are on the etatut,
books to stay WINS predicted by DIR. Hlll
who wees their enforcement ae n Who'll,
as speedily TO be expected with M
more violations than In the case o
other restrictive laws. The aid ant
sustenance OF good citizens I'm upheld
ing the officers OF tho law In thei-
functions was earnestly urged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-26

DIR. Candee denounced tho sinister Of
fort that IL being made to mislcad
the public as to the actual conditions,
These false and distorted state
ments." he asserted. ARE nothing but
propaganda OF the worst type In the
Interest OF those who. for their own
nefarIous purposes, seek to evadc or
violate tho eighteenth amendment. II
n deliberate attempt to hamper the
efforts being made TO enforce tho laws
and TO bring dScrcdit upon those who
would uphold law and order"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-26
ACCIDENT BOARD HEARINGS.
Pussy And JoAss Go. OrAereA TO Pay
Mrs.. CrAtAee o1o.1o Per Wsek.

nm CtoGnog vIVsiv IOr VOehs
The Industrial Accident Board At
.ts meeting yesterday afternoon dS-
minr~d the case Of tho Pusey 4 Jones
Company against Mira. Lena Crathsr.
Mw. Crathsr will receive compensa-
ton for her three minor children at
cct child 10 10 years OF Age. after which
per cont Will be deducted from the
weekly allowances. Edward #. Cs~th-
er. tho decreased father OF tho chill
drsn. wac killed while operating a
crane At the Pussy d Jones shipyard&,
February 3.
Claiming compensation because ot
alleged temporary disability due to In
juries received while In the employ OF
tho New Castle Leather Company. the
board continued the case OF William
ksnaski, <oS Fast Fourth street. un-
III May 4.
Additional testimony was heard by
the board In tho case Of Alex. Erick-
son w. the Walsh Construction Com
pany. A further hearing In the case
viii be heard.
In tho csAe OF Mary Fischer OF
Henry Clay Va. tho Bethlehem Snip
building Corporation. Ltd. the board
soon will hand down an award. II wa
stated. The case grew out OF the
death 81 John Fischer. husband OF
Mrs. Fischer. who sustained an in.
jury 60 the knee while working al
The Harlan plant. Blood poison dcvel-
opcd and Mr.. Fischer died.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-26
CANNING INDUSTRY
IS FACING CRISIS
Peninsula Packers See Little
Drop In the PrIcss OF Raw
Materials.

rnston. Nd. April 7s--The packer
Of corn and tomatoes on tho Eastern
Shore Will he compelled To- pay from
90 10 tia n ton for his raw product
shis year. ilis labor viii cost him
more than II DID last year. railroad
freight prices will b~ as hiGh. boles
viii hr the same. coal. which formerly
cold FOR - n ton ut tho mn,.s. with cost
s. and the prices 81 cans have gone
down but little. Tho only commodity
which hc uses In preparing hts product
which has shown any arprccsahlc de-
crease In sugar.
With expenses fully ~ heavy ~
those ~ last year. no viii be able 70
command IA price for his tomatoes that
H. nearly 20 cents lower on dozen
two-pound cans.
THIS situation threatens 20 cripple
the biggest industry on tho Shore. l,
threatens to throw thousands OF people
cut ~ their regular summer employ
mrnt. rhou~and 81 Rohem!ans from
baltimore. who are accustomed O.
begin tho season I'm the Baltimore
packing houses and end ~ on the
Shore, WITH he forced To- call II halt
s~nHon.
And. most serious 81 all. farmers
Who depend from year TO year on their
corn AMI tomato crops to provide al
least small part ~ their income. viii
be sadly disappointed unless they max,
efforts Ca raise n better grade OF To-
uatocs than they have heretofore. For
canners have reached tho point nov
whore they own their own farms. and
the acods which they put into cans ARE
grown on their land,
u has hecn estimated that from the
AVERAGE run ~ Tomatoes which the
farmer brings 60 thu packer and sells
fur tio "a ton about Ave cans of 60
a,atuos can No obtained hrom has
Lc' The parkcrs say that they arr
able Go obtain tomatoes IN the orer
market pay tl2 ton for them. plu'
shipping charges yet they win obtair
10 cans ~ tomatoes from each has
ket
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Seventh ward All Of those present
displayed much enthusiasm over tho
undertaking.
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BUILDING AND LOAN
.ASSO. IN SEVENTH WARD
Committee Named to Canvass
Residents and Arrange Per-
manent Organization.

Former Governor Charles X. Miller
was tho principal speaker last night
at meeting OF Seventh Ward resi-
dents held In the West End Reading
Room for tho purpose OF planning
tho organization OF building and
loan association. He told OF the good
results In money saving and home
financing that had followed from thu
organization OF such associations II
other localities.
William q. Taylor, vice-presiden'
and treasurer OF tho Delaware Trus
Company. and Lewis w. Brosius Of
Brosius Smedley, n director OF The
Perpetual Building and Loan Also
citation, also spoke of tho beneficial
results from such organizations.
Charles Warner. chairman OF III.
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formation Bureau. presided. George
G. Herring, Jr.. business manager and
secretary N tho bureau. outlined the
method OF organizing. Harry T. Reed.
Benjamin X. Smcdley, II. II. Gallagher,
Howard Seaman and David Lindsay.
Jr, were appointed committee 20
canvass the ward and arrange for q
second meeting when permanent or
animation Will be- effected.
Last nights meeting WAS largely
attended by many wcll-known clti.
zens who make their homo In the