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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-16
GRAND FREE CONCERT TONIGHT.

E.. F. Parks & Co. viii compliment
their friends and customers tonight
with a grand victrola concert given
in their store at So'clock. Those who
attend win be highly entertained. A
choice program has been arranged.
which comprises many high class Sc
lections, list Of which can be seen
in their regular advertising space in
this paper
All are cordially invited.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-16
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
Houston and Texas Central

No changes except in trains 10 and
16. The day trains known as Hust-
lers now make all stops and are local
trains.
s. II. HARRIS. Agent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-16

international 4 erea. Northern
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-16
This is cleanup week.

NIB ID clchn-up week.
Go to College Wednesday night to
the 81. Patricks party.
Mrs. NJ. G. stalllnss is visiting rela.
tiyes in Dallas.
Mrs. r. II. Scale was shopping in
the city today from Benchley
Miss Stella Thompson OF Union Hin
went to Kosse today on a visit TO rela-
tiyes.
Reduce your feed bills one-half by
using Mlxtrite. For sale by Forrest
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gallatin Of Tabor
were among the visitors to the city
today
Celebrate st. Patrick's day at the
party given ~ the College Campus
League.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, C. Robinson sr.
have returned from visit to San
Antonio.
John Sabo OF the Harris school
community was In the city today with
load OF hogs.
A. b. Syptak and John Nebalek Of
Wheelock were in the city today and
called on The Eagle
Miss Meta Curry OF Wheelock is a
guest OF Misses Una and Pearl Drum.
mond OF Cottonwood.
Mrs. Robert S. Martin and little
daughter have returned from a visit
TO relatives In Nayasota.
Dlsinfect your premises. We have
the lime and you need It; call us up.
Grant Lumber Company
Rev J. J. Pipkin returned today
from visit TO Houston and other
towns In Southeast Texas.
Miss Hazel Hewitt has returned to
her home in Navasota, after a pleas.
ant visit TO friends in this city.
Mrs. Scott Barnett OF Hubbard ar
rived yesterday on a visit TO her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. beverley.
Saturday should not pass by leav-
ing rubbish and trash scattered over
your premises. This is cleanup
week.
Miss Cladudia Steele has returned
to her home in Navasota. after a
pleasant visit to Miss Kathleen Nc.
Michael.
Mrs. J. IT, Gregg ST. and sister,
Mrs. Claude Edwards, and children.
were visitors to the city today from
Pitts bridge.
Every householder in the city can
have trash hauled off this week with.
out expense. The wagons will get
such rubbish as you get together.
Herbert Lavender returned to Tyler
today, where he is attendihg~the Tyler
Business College. after a visit to his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Lavender.
Have the boys MI up a few sacks
OF cans and other unsightly trash
around the place and give II to the
scavenger.
Music lovers should be sure to at.
tend the yictrola concert at f. F.
Parks G Co.'S store tonight. See
their advertising space for program
This is cleanup week and your
trash and rubbish will be hauled of
by the city wagons free of charge II
YOU will do your duty.
Miss Lila Adams returned to her
home in Houston yesterday. after a
brief visit to Mrs. ]. w Bats, havinp
stopped here en- route from Calvert
to her home.
J. A. Myers is having a new founda
ton built under his residence on
Bryan street and having the front and
part of the interior work remodeled
along with several other improve
ments.
Mrs. r. L. Buchanan and little son
Webb. of Steep Hollow, visited the
city today. Master Webbs broken arm
which he sustained while playing a
Allen Academy Saturday afternoon
is reported to be'improving.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-16
Notice. X. OF p.

Regular meeting tonight at :
o'clock. Work In second and third
degrees. Every member is urged to
be present.
HENRY LOCKE. G. c.
r. r. SMITH. X. OF r. and 8.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-16
MEXICAN SHIPPERS
FIRED ON DELAWARE

Galveston, Tex, March 16.-Passen'
gers on the City OF Tampico, arriving
here today, said Mexican snipcrs at
Vera Cruz on March 10 fred on the
tender of the battleship Delaware.
None was hurt.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-16
THE WEATHER

Forecast Till p. M. Wednesday.
Tonight. fair, frost; Wednesday, I'M
settled, warmer.
Official temperature this morning at
Bryan, 80 degrees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
The Boy Scouts
In Richmond and Virginia.

scout Executive Charles L. Weaver
submitted the following report ycstor-
day Of Scout activities for the month
OF November. addressed To the prcSi-
dent commissioners and members of the
Richmond Council Eoy Scouts "f
America.
Scouting durin.: the month OF Novcm-
bcr has been conducted along intensive
lines. y very successful effort has
been made /" revive old troops which
We're anticipating dropping uUt 81 the
movement either on account or the re-
signing of the Scout masters or lack Of
interest on the part OF church or as
ISOLATION with which the troop was
connected. Laying plans for and SGT
ling down to til. winters work has
been the paramount Issue among the
troops. most Of whose members are
nov int"nsiv.ly working on Scout tests.
In general the months work should
h" reported as. very successful in every
way.
on Friday. November -. the big 20
union ana banquet of Richmond Scouts
was held. colin H. Livingstone. the
n&t!onal president. and James 4. West.
chief scout executive. honorcd us with
their presence. They were met at Elba
station and escorted to the jefferson
Hotel by several troops OF Scouts: later
an inspection OF local headquarters was
held by them, and "a Sightseeing trIp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
TEN YEARS FOR MURDER
Joseph kinscy Convicted OF killing
John I:lick Last August Near
StunnrlSyillc.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. December
3.-ln the Circuit Court Of Greene
County, Judge John w. Fishbmrne
presiding. the jury in the case OF the
Commonwealth against Joseph Early
kinscy. charged with ;hc murder Of
John Flick. brought i'm q verdict, late
IN the afternoon, giving the accused
ten years in the state pcnitcntiary
The trial began on Monday morning
and WAS followed with intense interest
by crowds which nllcd the Stanards-
Vile Courthouse daily. Common
wcalth's Attorney lIcnbcn Thomas was
assisted by Hugh II. Kerr. Common
wcalih'S attorney Of Augusta County
he prisoner was represented by Mcssrs
Chapman and Averll. of S;unards-
willie.
itlick who was engaged in the saw
mill business was found last August
lNin" on the roadside near Stanaris-
willie with nis head split open 10y an
az. Circumstances pointed 10 the guilt
Of Ninscy. who lived near tho place
where the sawmil man was found.
click lived only few hours after his
body was located
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04

visiting Mrs W 6. Gwatkin a, her
home, SEQ Allen Avenue.
Mrs. e. II. Davis ann Miss Gertrude
H"rn"tt, who have been visiting here
havo returned u Williamsburg.
Miss Virginia Anderson, cf Black
stone. has been the recent guest OF
friends III this city
Mrs. Laughorne Putney, OF Richmond
IS visiting her brother, +. i. Thread
craft ana Mrs. Threadcraft, In Ports
mouth.
Miss ora Tiskey. who is q student
at the Woman's College here. ha. been
visiting her parents. Mr. ana Mrs y.
II. Iiskcy In Iarri.onburE.
Misses Ali, and Sallic Gregory, and
+. /. i;hoads, II Clover. have been In
Rlchmond Tor q short stay.
Mrs John Newpor, Green has re-
turued to Norfolk, after Il visit TO Mrs
L.. Meade in this city.
Misses Rosa shelton and Marion Wal
den. and William Z. shelton. Of Rich
mond. hav" been recent guests Of MIR.
aud Mrs ". i. shelton III Ashland
Miss Bruce Goolrick mas returned to
the city. after spending some tnc with
mcr mother in Fredericksburg
Miss Frances Trcvilian. OF Ashland.
has been in Richmond for brief stay
Miss Marion NJ. Southan. # Hold
croft, is tho guest Of relatives IN this
city.
Mrs Il - spencer of Blackstone is
spending several days wi,h friends in
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
Description rti.I.IES WITH
THAT Or WAN UNDER UNREST

When the I.oudoun shcrim was ad
yis.d Of the confession OF the negro
he was inclined to discredit II. VI"
investigated the case and learned that
the sior! 81 the murder was true
Washington Uuarrcled with his en-
ploy"r while he was assisting Edwards
in mcndins stove. ana sciZinS the
oven door he struck the white man
down. crushing his skull.
II. fled and the county police were
unable to find any trace Of him. search
for the fugitive murderer was abau
doncd within - few weeks.
Sheriff Edwards autographed a min
ute description or Washington to the
Galveston police, and received the as
surance that II t3llied exactly with
the appearance OF the man in custody
Tho sheriff arrived here Yesterday ac
cumpanicd by !. IL. Leslie, deputy
sheriff. and obtained rcquisiton on
Governor Ferguson. OF Texas. for
Washington. They left for the Lone
Star state last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
HAUNTED BY SPECTER
FOR FIFTEEN YEARS
Howard Washington COnfesscS 4
Crime of Murder Committed
Long Ago.
GIVES HIMSELF Up TO POLICE
sheriff Edwards, OF Loudoun, Gets
ltcuuisition Papers From Governor
Stuart and Leaves for Galveston.
Ten, to Get Prisoner.

Iiauntcd IN his organs by the spcctcr
OF the man he had murdered and in
his waking hours by the memory OF his
crime. Howard Washington. a negro.
who He'd from l.ccshurg fifteen years
ago, leaving Ernest Campbell his cm-
rloycr. wcitcrinE in his blood aud in
the throcs of death. has surrendered
himself 10 the polic" at Galveston.
TcN, and confessed his crime.
According to tclcgraphic adviccS re-
c"i"cd by Sheriff +. W. Edwards, OF
l.oudoun County. the negro walked into
the Galveston police station several
DAYS ago, physically exhausted. foot
sore and in taticrs, and asked to he
sent back to Virginia. lie said he had
wandered around the country for If
teen years haunted 10y tho ghost OF
tampb"il He could bear the sight Of
the spectral form that was continually
rising. bcfur. him longer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04

Especial IL The Times DSpatcu.J
LANCASTER. VA. December 3
Cards have been received here an
mouncing the marriage "f J"hn curlctt.
Of Lancaster County. and Miss Mary
Russell Ncalc. OF Essex County. Tn"
marriage took place in Baltimore on
last Wednesday,. TN" groom is the
only son Of tho lat" 7. Spiccr CUrlctt.
and is q prominent merchant ana manu-
facturcr at Moratico on the Rappahan-
mock River. He is also postmaster at
that place. lie represented the Cnun-
tics. OF Lancaster and Richmond in the
HOus" OF Delegates in 1906 and 1907.
Tic bride belongs to one Of the oldest
and most influential families OF this
section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
Trn,clcrs'-tic ;ampntyn.

Pl"dIr cards and folders describing
the work Of the Travellers Aid ASso-
ciation wcr" distributed by the Scouts
during the time of the travellers aid
campaign, November "a The cards
w"r" collected. but no casn VAS re-
cciv"d. Til" returns wcr" very poor.
ana clearly showed that ~" project
was not practical one From! this
experience and the sentiment Of the
scoutmastcrs. tho executive bcys 10 re-
port that in his Judgment il would bc
unwisc TO ask tho Scouts Of Iichmoud
10 take part in any campaign or suliCi-
tntlon of funds unless services could
to" rendered in q way that = uuld not
he connected with the financial end
at AL.
TIL" district commissioners hold
weekly meetings with the Scout cNccu-
two. and matters pertaining 20 troop
activities and volunteer service is dis
cuss"d. The district commissioners
acts In tin" form Of AN advisory commit
tee 30 IN" Scout executive. and II" iS
very much picaS"d I" report 'hat their
suggestions and advice are often very
beneficial to him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
HONOR RICHMOND MAN
Robert \. lancaster. Jr.. 10 Bc Mndr
Honorary Member OF Phi Bctn
Kappa To- Might.
tsp ial 10 Tic Times pisrnrchl

80, Gal - Tho Times Dispntch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. December g
Three men Of distinction will he
initiated into Phi Beta Kappa At Will
liam ana Mary tomorrow night as
members causa honoris. Ihcy are
Robert y. Lancaster. Jr.. OF Richmond:
Howard 4. Bayno. OF New York. and
James Sprunt. Of Wilmington. y. G.
Among tho alumni who are TO be
initiated are Colonel j. Y. Eidgood J.
Harper Brent and John u. Terrell. OF
Richmond. Dr. Cary Graysou. private
ply s!ciau To President Wilson: H. g.
Young and y. -. lIoontZ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
WONiI:N'S MEETINGS.

Tho annual election OF officers In 81.
rair.cks Benevolent and Social Society
NH hc held Oh Monday night Dcccm-
hcr t. ~ o'clock All members are
requested Ia he present. Is other bust
ness OF Importance VIII ID" transacted.
The Richmond Nurses CLUB viii meet
in the Young WOmau's Christian As-
ISOLATION club room ON Mouiny at !
o'clock IN the afternoon. rho public
school nurses viii talk to tle club
about their work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04

Scout OF Troop No. 10. one Scout OF
Troop No. -, eight scouts nud one as
sisttn, OF Troop No. 1. and one scout
master Of Troop No. %. makin.; tn.
present registered enrolment III
scouts. as compared with GT2 last
month.
ON the suggestions of john stewart
hrNau. president or the local council.
twenty scouts from Troop Nos. 4. 81
ana ~ Were present at III" football
Samc Thanksgiving Day and performed
tn" duty of nshcrs ia takin. NJ the
collection TOR the sufferers II the war
iiddcn countries OF Europe. fIl.o3 was
realized and turned in by the Scouts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04

Mrs owen Gwathmcy. wife of judge
,wathmcH' OF King William County, is
>on. Oh West Franklin street.
Mrs. r.. Il. SadtIer. of New yorI, +,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
REGENERATION Of Trnn,s

During the past month. the follow
!hs troops ana Scouts have registered:
Troop No. 10. with sixteen Scouts and
assistant: Troop No. = with seventeen
Scouts; one Scout OF Trocp No II. ono
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
Sues Out Attachment.

An attachment was sued out IN tn,
Law and Equity Court yesterday b,
Belle y. i.ythgoc against Ellen Wad,
and George J. Wade. The amount @
the claim IS S3oo.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04

y 'UTI'H OF :ti!i~S HINES WIS planned
for saturday. November 90. November
- and December I. Tho executive is
very sorry TO report that these hikes
were poorly attended. but attributes
the cause TO the fact that the scouts
have been called on recently for so
many things
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
|CARD PARTY IN HONOR
OF MISS LOUISE WILMER
"irs. Claude NJ. Deanc Entcrtains AT
Her Home ON West Grace
Street.
Mrs. VALENTINE GIVES DANCE
Eh'crtains I'm Honor Of Miss Martha
'hambcriaync Valentine and Miss
War! Minor NiOrris--tlintonW Will
iiamS Gives Dinner.

UNITS N'NtS DlilIlef.
'hore wcrc several interesting ar
l"'r" given yesterday Miss Louise q;
iIiucr. tn" hcbutauto daughter Of tho
ir'tGh Consul to Richmond aud Mrs
T'hur i. Wilmer. was IL" pncsi Of
hoii"r AT an AFTERNOON card party .;ivcn
Yesterday ~ Mrs. Claude N. D";,tc ST
hcS nome So West Grace Street Tie
por'"rs were decorated ia color
BSchcInc OF pink ana white, carried on,
roses ana chrNsanthcuiums. and at
tracliY" prizes were awarded for tho
pcSt scores made. There were five
tables playing, ana REFRESHMENTS were
served at tho card tables. after the
game THE guests invited to NEE, Miss
wilmer wcrc limited to tho S.asons
huds, aud several CUTOFF town girls
VII" arc visiting in Richmond
Air. ana Mrs. benjamin u. Valentine
pr 1888 Monument Avenue. were hosts
r., ~ lovely dane" given at their resi-
Hdehcc last evening ia honor of Miss
Martha chambcriayne Valentine ana
Miss MARY Minor Morris The dance
was very informal affair. ana tho
house was decorated throughout iu
poiuectt!aH nud Christmas greens y
buffet auppcr was served at II o.cluc}
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine received with
he guests "f honor, ana were assisted
III doing IN" houors uf the afternoon
ny Mrs Walter :. Mcneil, Mrs James
- " MOTIFS ana Misses Kate and Marian
Meade. sixty guests were present
Yellow chrysanthemumS decorated
he dininE-roor of the Country Club OF
virginia last night for a dinner Of ton
overs given there by Clinton Williams.
The affair was In honor or Mir. and Mira
1Stuart Jones.
Attends Receptions.
Miss Anne Moon. OF "Dunlora." Albc-
marie County, was among the guests
rom distance attending the dcbu-
ante reception Thursday evening given
or Miss Frederick Campbell Miss
Moon is an artist OF note. whose work,
and sketches have been most favorably
cceived in this country
8hr. and Mrs. RothschfId at home.
MI aud Mrs. Ralph Rothschili. Of
: !@3o West Grace street. viii 10. az home
Informally GA SUNDAY evening. from
$50 10 II o'clock n honor Of ,ba,r
guest, Miss Esther Ncubcrgcr. OF Bsl,i-
more
:ntcrtnlncd In NurfcIk.
pi. John Richards, l. : 81 and Mrs
richards were hosts AT luncheon
Tuesday on board tn. T. < Richmond
" honor OF Miss Margaret Wcisiper. OF
richmond. who is tho guest Of Mrs W
MURRAY. IN Bo!YS"vain Avenue Nor
8,oik yellow ana white chrysnnthe.
iuhs were used ~ tn" decorations. ana
pr. and Mrs. Richnrds' guests Included.
ensign II. j Ray. Z. : y. aud Mrs
Eay Miss Margaret Welsiecr ana pr
~ willard. a. : y
Nh and Mrs Edwin .. Hathaway
Nili give an ULSTER roast "Wednesday at
''Ir farm on iSnuhnvou Inlet iu honor
Miss WrlsiEer. uf Richmond Mir
'd Mrs iiathaways quests VIII he.
HH. and Mrs stephen Tyler Ensign
T. j. ta%. I. > y. ana Mrs Ray 10y
'"'Hi richards l. y, aud Mrs Rich
70. Miss Margaret Webster ana
lrr"ii ihthuway
IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04

enjoyed. An Informal conference was
held in tho parlors OF the Jefferson
Hotel at o'clock, and Was attended
by members Of the Local Council. Court
of Honor ana Merit Badge Faculty
Promptly at : o'clock the big doors
to the banquet hall Of the Masonic
Temple were thrown open ana 30
scouts, old and young. fled in and on
joEed the feast Of good eats and
speeches. All agreed that a royal Scout
day had been spent, one never to lie
forgotten. J. Stewart Bryan prcs!dcu.
In" banquet was carried through with
out " bit "i cNpcnst TO tn" local budget.
f.hn"ntionnl Conference.
Al the request Of Or. J. ~ e. Chand-
Ter. Superintendent OF Richmond Schools
Scouts wcr" in attendance at the big
state Educational Conference hold dur
ing Thauks2ivu" wock November "a
% ana - Troop 30 being ON duty
at ! + NJ. Tuesday. Troup No -. a,
s:ii \ VI. Wednesday,. Troop No. IS ar
1880 T. NJ Wcdnosd5.v Trnnn No , ar
- NJ W.duasaa, ana Trooi, NJ IL -.
SIS \ NJ THURSDAY
Scoutrnasf.r r o Uciuricb and bis
troo,, or .v.,,,,..i,h, So, -, ~.
Scouts from Troon {. Ter. ,rn,n Trnn,, "a
aud tom rro,,, Trao,, %. go, ,,, 49,, -
and admiration of Tho l:nisron,I 9,.nmI
which mo, a, (, inIr.s' ',,,ro, ',;,, .tV",
tn. ,y,.I, or Eov.mh.r :. 49,, 49,
cniI.r, l.~yi., ,.,,,,',s '.s'i ~
,,'.'S' 'SCor i'"I n''"S"'.S ana acting
80 ""-'S ava, i"e 'no conferences
h"rh haiSr Faculty.
ne ioIlHWInS persons have been
hrdea 10 tn" OtleI1! list of III" Merit
badge Faculty Examiners during The
past month, which in addition to the
number already reported makes "a total
OF thirty two members. y +. HUNT
architecture; NJ. l.. Hubbard carpentry.
Walter e. Mercer music; Edward Y
Valentine. svllptHrc. Gcorn,. I-f,z,-cr,ld
canning. y. &. Scoir. dniryIuv. py !,
: spence. Dhysical devclonn,.nt
There has hccn placed I'm The hands
ot every ScoutInaStcv supui>. nf ,irl
bulletins recently publisb.I ny ,hc
cNorutly" for tn. usc of ill.,, Sco,,,
troops locally /; is tho aim 10 c.,rrv
The story of s.outiut, II, :. ,u,ho,I 80
we'll rs To- call attention 70 an nycd 10
cal notices such a. tim. and ,.l,,, or
meetings Of the Court of II,n,, Sc,u,
masters club ami district co,,mis.jnn-
crs. etc. in the form of a li,.I. h,,li
.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-06
CONSERVING COTTON VALUES
ny Charles A. white. OF

The Country damage to cotton is es-
timated by Federal stat!sticians to be
from s3o.000.0o0 TO SIS. 600. 900 annually,
practically all OF which loss could be
saved by adequate warehousing Such n
loss Is we'll worth cvadinC at any time
but certainly to be guarded against
most carefully when It's value has been
deprecated by n pool market. This ia
a time to exercise the virtue OF Saving
and scraping" as never before, II the
South is going to get all that is coming
TO IL for its cotton. Getting the cotton
Into shelter and away from subjecion
to country damage" is, therefore,
paramount.
Cotton growers do not appreciate the
loss they sustain by failure 10 properly
protect their cotton. In fact. not a few
think that leaving the bales In tho
wee Their does not affect the value at all.
and II has even been heard that some
think that II improves the cotton. Their
failure TO get better prices for their
cotton does not occur 10 them TO be pos
sible
Facing this economic waste Of the
cotton states. IL would seem TO be an
obligation upon the banks and business
interests. as we'll rs upon the agencies
specifically appointed to direct in the
Improvement of agricultural conditions.
TO take such measures as will cn!ighten
the farmer and save him and all who
Detailing the South each year.
In the matter OF insurance cost alone
the average price paid for stored cotton
under present conditions is 81 a year
on each 500 worth OF cotton. II II
were housed In warehouse with mod
ern convcniences for fire protection. the
insurance cost could be reduced % cents
on every 60 paid, according to esti-
mates made b. the bureau Of markets
OF the United States. which has been
making n survey Of cotton warehouse
facilities OF the South This IL not an
Item 10 be disregarded, when the total
amount of insurance on stored cotton is
reduced in that proportion. Good ware
housing. therefore, means protection
from depreciation. protection from fire
loss and saving in insurance cost. II
those who accept cotton as collateral.
should insist upon this much protection
of themselves before their loan is made.
an enforced revolution would take place
Immediately and tho problem would
largely be solved AT once.
But the fault is not all with the
farmer. not ali with the borrower, hut
to some extent the lender is 70 blame.
for the reason that he accepts the cot =
ton. undertakes TO hold IL and takes
care of II without having the necessary