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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22

cane. Cuvinteie 6insei cad greu
III cumpana. Priyirea ii este in
dreptata departe, departe. ca
a unei vizionare, ce-si vede tova-
rasele sale nacajite 81 vorbeste
Gu verva ii caldnra, in numele
lor, in numele lnilioanelor.
La ce sc mai pun semneg o
las pc dinsa Sc vprbeasca:
,,Liga NatiunilCr, pc linga tit
lul de a Fl cucerstoarea pacii a.
tita de multi asteaptate de ONE
nine, mai insemneaza 81 emanci-
parea femeilor. Ea este eel mai
bun antidot contra medicina)
contra bolsevicilor dc ambele ella
Sc din zilele noastre. Am auzit
multe despre efectul polite al no.
uei Ligi a Natiunilor. In nota a
ceasta care izvoreste din nuoa fe-
deratie tarilors 81 imparatiilor,
este un element personal care lie
arata cum preyaleaza opinia pu-
blica a tuturor. natiunilor, carl
fac pc delegatii lor la conferinta
de pace Sc primeasca un program
pentru Liga Natunilor, ori. yo-
iesc orr ba. Estel expresiunea e.
fectului PERSONAL al razboiului.
Am zis personal jlentru ca sd nu
fie confundat Gu Stl industrial orr
polite, In alta yinte, alti ter
iaelff, he e cn 1rttfiss 8li Liga Nstiuni.
lor este fatul lacrimilor, al batai-
lor de inima, al durerilor, sacri.
ficiilor 81 desperarii omenimei. E
ste efectul personal, pentru Cd lu-
mea nu mai voieste Sc calce de
nou pc drumurile baltuite de sin
ge omenesc, cum, q trecut in Gel
patru ami din urma. Liga Natiu-
nilor trebue infaptuita pentru Cd
familiile celor 5 milioane de SOL
dati MORT al lumii, Ger infaptui-
rea eli.
Jertfele acestea arata ca femei-
lie au suferit 81 mai au de suferit
cea mai mare parte. Mamele sol
datilor nu au fost aclamate 81 Ia
udate fara de nici un merit in
intreg cursul razboiului. Acum a
incetat racnetul razboiului; sol
datii, o mare parte, si-au dat Ii
lele 81 munca eroilor este STIR
sita. fnsa mamele, femeile 81 SUI
rOrile, suffer 81 astazi, in tacere,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22

Domnis della ,,Ronsisul" me spun
Cd az luat la cunostintd (cu sughi-
tusi) protestele (ssrmanii, ele nici
nw Sascepuserd binei smpotriva din
silor, pc carr MOI le tipdrina In edi-
tiune de luz.
Ei, bine, Sc trdsti Ia multi am CO.
'nasilor della ,,Ronssnatr'. Ne bacu-
rim de cunostintd bssmd.
Atsto smsd nM le este deaJuns.
funded dsnsii totdeaun0 au fost
vitejs, cs-cd nici de data aceasta mt
an spdrsat (Te ponseai cd u Sc vOr
spdrso roateIe della ,,troocE" -ul ca.
r. duce siaruI prsn orGsele vecine
GU You,sgstOsOnul), e. az rdnsGs Sc
nsmi ca IN fat0 amor atGcars dsn IT,
ia. Afarisits dontnsi Aieca, ntd
rog, Mm ON 0tacot ds 6li1l.din tufd,
rdmsne semin flds'se zicd ds,sii
81 tot dinsW Sc credddil.
Din cNrdtd dr0goste psntrw ~,
eerscd.f ne recOmardd 81 ne facen,
an cHSeu pemtru tstfsa de pr0tests.
&. satelegem 81 MOI draDossea. Dar
.,sdfIi, frati 6us. M ri fdctti rfi,
cd dodr ,s0i ,,tot bsne nc ars aruts
(
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22
DE Pc VAPORUL PREZIDEN
TIAL.

lie pc vaporul presidential, II
Februarie. - Vaporul George Wa
shington STA reinceput comunica-
tia telegrafica fara fir Gu supra
dreagnOugh-tul New Mexico, du-
pa un scurt timp cit comunicatii-
de au fost intrerupte din cauza u
nor reparari facute la aparatui
telegrafic de pc vaporul de raz-
boi.
Presedintele Wilson s a intreti-
nut mai multi timp Gu senatorii
Helvering, Norris 81 Smith, du-
pa aceia luat o mica preum-
blare.
Secretarul ministrului de mari
ma Franklin Roosevelt q dat I'M
ordin ca mai multe vapoare sd
)iese in intfmpinarea yaporuiuT1'
presidential George Washington.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22

ciilor tribunalului 81 primariei,
de unde au aruncat pc fereastra
toate biletele de Legitimate pen
tru alimente.
q alta telegrama din Berlin. Gu
data de 20 |. c. spune ca in ur-
ma armistitiului semnat. ostili
tatile contra Polonezilor au fOst
lncetate Lunia trecuta.
lar din Basel Mise cOmunica
ca constituents nationala germa-
ma a decis ca intreg materialul
industrial luat din Franta 81 Bel
gia, trebue reintofs acelor tari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22
GLUMA DE PRIMA APRIL.

NEW YORK, 81 Febr. - Des'
suntem departe de l April, stirei
aceasta mise pare mai multi 0 glu
ma potrivita Gu insemnatatea ace.
lei zile. Sc spune adeca ca il
ziua de l April, orasul New Yorf
81 1mprejurimea are sd ramini
fara leac de bere. Aceeasi soart;
ameninta intreaga natiune pc Il
ua de l Maiu, dupa cum spuns
domnul Feigenspan, presedintelt
asociatiunei berarilor din Statelt
Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-22
(Urmarel.

lUrmare).
Sedinta Sc deschide 81 vorbito.
rul prim este d-nul Brown. Din
sui staruieste asupra partii mo-
rale a Ligei Natiunilor 81 criticd
din greu pc citiva dintre senatorii
|Statelor Unite carl Sc opun con-
ira ideii de primi atari respon-
sabilitati pentru propagarea Ligei
Natiunilor.
,,Acesti domni' spune dinsul
- ,,au ochii dindaratul capului.
Priviti fndarat in istoria lumn 81
veti putea ceti cum oamenii de O.
dinioara de teapa lor, spqneau ca
nu Sc poate pune capat canibalis-
mului pentru ca este in natura
oamenilor. sd Sc minince unii pc
altii. Tot ei spuneau ca sclayia nyl
|se poate fnlatura pentru ca de
c1nd este lumea lume, oamenii
8 'au cumparat 81 vindut unii pc
|altii. lar acestia, senatorii nostri
de astazi, spun ca razboaiele nu
Sc pot opri, din causa ca oamen;'
totdeauna s'au obicinuit a lupta
unii contra altora's.
,,E drept'' recunoaste d-nul
Brown ,,nu este usor lucru in
[laturarea razboaielor, dar totusi
Sc poate face. fnfiintarea une-
Ligi Natiullilor este menita
|pefitrl ca Sc aplanezc dfferintclt
fntre natiuni conform legii, prin
esercitarea fortei morale.
A doua vorbitoare este domni-
soara Jane Addams. Spun drept,
cram tare curios Sc aud feminista
aceasta, din causa ca am cetit
foarte multi despre dinsa 81 a fost
mestecata ca patrinjelul prea
in multe afaceri, pentru Ca semi
faca impresiune buna. Uitasem
se-spun ca la sedinta de astazi.
presideaza insusi d-nM Taft, 81
tot dinsul Introduce vorbitorii.
Domnisoara Addams, voieste re-
forme sociale. A vorbit scurt. A
fost foarte concisa. Temperament
de vorbitoare 81 voce potrivita.
,,As dori Sc, atrag atentiunea ce-
lor de la Conferinta de Pace'' =
spune d-soara Addams - ,,asu-
pra acelor reforme sociale, earn
au cea mai mare 1nriurire asupra
fericirii omenesti. La congresul
din Viena, citiva zeci de ami in
urlna, d-nul Robert Owen a pic
tat cit de stricata este lumea Gu
sistemele de astazi carl tocmai a.
tunci Sc introduceau; asa ca la
masa verde a conferintei de pace,
delegatii de astazi din multe parti
sunt 81 trebue Sc fie rugati ca Sc
la in sseama aceleasi chestnut de
atunci, carl astazi sunt mai a.
cute"
Dinsa le enumara pc toate, sta
ruieste de nou asupra reformelor
sociale Vi spune ca de la Liga Ma
tiunilor Sc asteapta lecuirea re-
lelor, Cd aceasta Liga are Sc fie
in stare a le aecui prin coopera-
rea (impreuna muncirea) tuturo-
ra ID aceasta directiune''
E aplapdata. Sc putea Sc nu
M st6r1liesc multi asupra vorbi-
rel, de altcnm scurte, a d-lni F.
g, Kelley, caci d1nsul a plutit
cam in aceleasi ape, spunind in
alti termeni, aproape aceea ce au
spus antecesorii D-Sale.
Gu alta mai multi fnsa voiu
st6rui asapra vorbitorului nrma-
tor. E doamna Philipp North Mo-
ore, din st. Louis, prezidenta
consiliului american al femeilor.
I'm adevarat elas de femeie, ca
fs te isbeste prin francheta 81 lu-
ciditatea ei, te captiveaza prin
|originalitate.
Doanlna Moore, nu este nici tt
|nAr4 = nici rapitoare, II schimb,
Wi putea observa Il dfnsa firea
|atlte AZ tipic& americana Dinsa
|vprbeete cu antoritate din cauxa
|poS tj3nei ssIs ~ condncx xtoars 4
a l pane IA emst 6,all lriT
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
Radiator Repairing
Razors Sharpened

SEE THE SAFETY RAZOR MAN. SHEARS MADE NEW. 139 N. FIRST AVE. 1-bb REGULAR razor honing our spe- cialty- Safety blades resharpened
 Keller: 1341a ". Washington.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
vulcanizing & Retreading

MOST modern equipment in town and in charge of a man with ib yearS' experiences: satisfaction guaranteed.
 MILKY Y-WARTMAN OIL co. 145 w. Jefferson st. Phone 1887. tf
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
"No COMPROMISE

The president will not compromise on the peace treaty. He has mo con- cession of any kind in mind., He stands fulIs square upon the pact as it was written at Versailles. Republican leaders of the senate shall continue to bear the undivided responsibility for the fate of the treaty" adds a state ment. coming from .'the highest au- thority'' in the White House.
 This followed an intimat ton from Paris that the British and French gov ernments are disposed to accept req sonable' reservations the United States senate may add to the treaty.
 This would make it appear that the president. who did make concessions to the representatives of foreign peoples at the peace conference, will make none to representatives of the Ameri-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
Legal Advertising
srocKHoLDERs. MEErINc

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING The stockholders of the National Bank of Arizona, at Phoenix. will meet al it's banking house on Tuesday. Janu- ary 18th, 1920. at 3:00 p. m- for the purpose of electing a board of direct ors and such other business as may properly come before the meeting. in- cluding voting on the following amend nents to the articles of association of the corporations:
 Amendment to Article Third: Article Third of the Articles of Association is hereby amended as to read as fol- lows:
 Article Third: The board of di- rectors shall consist of not less than five (5) nor more than fifteen (15) shareholders. The number of directors more than five shall be fixed at and by the annual meeting of the share holders in each year, and directors to the number so fixed shall then be elected.
 Vacancies in the board of directors may be filled by the remaining mem bers of the board"
 Amendment to Article Sixths Article Sixth of the Articles of Association Is hereby mended by striking out the words "A vice president" and insert ing in lieu thereof the words -One ,r more vice presidents"
 J. SWEENEY.
 Assistant Cashier. December IF. 1919
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
BY GROVE
By Condo

can people in congress. That he will compromise with diplomats, but not with the majority in the senate. the majority representing eff this is a rep resentative form of government, and it is!) the majority of people in this country.
 Lloyd George and Clemenceau. who compromised at the peace table will compromise at Washington.
 When you get down to brass tacks the thing to do with the peace treat is not what the president wants done or what any or all of the senators wan: done. but WHAT THE MAJORITY OF AMERICANS want done. If it re- quires compromise, concessions. to al tain this desirable end. let us hay them, Mr. President
 Use The Republican Classified Pages for Results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
Detective Bureaus

Detective Bureaus MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURE FRS PROTECTIVE DEFECTIVE BUREAU OF ARIZONA
 High class, Refined and Bonded Op- eratives. Scientific Criminal and Per sonal Investigations Made Anywhere.
 ROOMS 1-o MAJESTIC HOTEL. 24 E. WASH If
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26

Cans and jars of food on cellar shelves. She works hard in the hot rest season of the year, preparing food for winter use.
 She's food hoarder.
 And father and the kids are glad she is Winters meals depends much on mothers food hoarding.
 But mother doesn't hoard this food so she can sell it in winter to others She hoards food, while the hoarding is good, for the same reason that makes the squirrel, the bee and the ant food hoarders.
 But this person.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26

The busy bee. we speak of. Fitting from flower to flower the bee harvests her winter supply of food, storing it away in tiny cells.
 When flowers are dead and winter is abroad the bee sticks to her home, and the honey she stored away keeps the wolf from her door until spring rains bring the flowers to life again.
 But the bee herself doesn't hoard honey to sell at increased prices to less fortunate bees.
 And the ant
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
REPUBLICAN, MORNING DECEMBER 2e

[CAN. FRIDAY MORNING Pianos and Players
 PIANOS AND PLAYEne Largest stock of high grado instru- ments in Arizona Bargains in used pianos. Repairs and refinishing.
 R B D F WILLS
 222 West Washington Street
 Phoenix. Arizona If
 Piano Tuning l ssss's>>'s-s>>>~~~->-.-~> s. L. Hamilton. Piano Tuner Sixteenth year ln Phoenix Phone 2,-s
 Flowing
 TRACTOR blowing or d.scing. Phone Ream. 4S40. dn Heavy Tractor Work by Contract
 Hendricks. Phone 211J11. If Public StenCgrapher ---~->~----~ | MISS HOUGHTON. los Flemsns Phone 17s9. ii
 Prize Shooting  1 DAILY prizes Turkeys for hoIi- days. 2s South First street E. E. .---- -.
 Produce s~~>~~~~~s.~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~>>~~~>>~~~~~~~~>~- For table use and canning Pboentx Fruit and Produce Company Phone 17S0-1402
 i01 West Jefferson If Public Accountant
 WALTHER WOLF
 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 121 North First St--Phone 1927 f Radiator Repairing PHOENIx SHEET METAL WORKS Best equipped experts in Arizona. s2o Y: Washington sf. If Razors Sharpened  SEE THE SAFETY RAZOR MAN. SHEARS MADE NEW. 139 N. FIRST AVE. 1-bb REGULAR razor honing our spe- cialty. Safety blades resharpened- Keller. 1341a ". Washington.
 Real Estate Offices s~~~~~~s~~s~>~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~>~~~>~>~~~s>~~
 HOLT REALTY co. City. Suburban and Ranch Property Business Chances and Rentals
 40 E. Adams-Phone 1910 If CENTRAL ARIZONA LAND CO Speciality Casa Grande Valley Lands 115 National Bank of Arizona Building ROY NEBLETT REALTY co. l10 North CentraI-Phone 170S If
 DWIGHT 3. HEARD
 Insurance Loans investments Real Estate CENTRAL AND ADAMS If Real Estate-Loans-Insu NJ. of R. B. PHONE 1881 Phone 1ss7-17 West Adams Street
 Phoenix. ArizonA If Maricopa County Realty Go. 127 \. First Ave Phone 1865. City property. Ranch lands. .f School of Music s~~se>~>.~s~~~~~~~~-~~~ ~~~-~->>~~>->~~~>~~~~~~
 ART DEPARTMENT
 New and Complete ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MUSIC
 Phone 1909 d. Everything in music expression, language and dancing. Phone 1909. If
 Silos s>~~~s~~~~~~.~~~~>~~~s ~~s~~~.>~~>~>~~~~~~>s> FOR THE BEST SILO See us. We make the Ri5stone Slave concrete silo- It's the one with 10 year guarantee. Western Pipe & Construction Co. F. o. Box 1028-Phone 1598 Eth and Jackson Sts. Phoenix. Arix.
 If -------
 Sign Painting A~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~
 UNION SIGN co.
 Signs painted on anything Elks' Theater. basement Phone 4225 l
 If FOR BETTER SIGNS Phone 1876. DAVE DID IT-432 w. Washington. If |
 Sidewalks
 SIDEWALKS F. and w. Construction Go.
 Cement Contractors Phone sos IT N. First Ave. If | Storage Batteries 
 STORAGE BATTERIES Manufacturers of batteries and elec- trical appliances.
 PHOENIX AUTO ELECTRIC CO
 436 w. Washington. tf
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26

portunity of fixing prices of food. He fixes 'em as high as the ultimate con- sumner can reach.
 The higher he makes us reach for his boarded food the greater his prof it's. And that is why he hoards food for profit excessive, abnormal, un-. earned profits.
 That's why we call him PROF THEIR
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
Hoarders of Food

Ages ago the squirrel found out if he didn't put up a winters supply of nuts while the putting up was good there'd be one less squirred in the woods the following spring.
 The squirrel hoards only enough food for his winters meals.
 He never stores with any hope of selling any of it to other squirrels later on, when nuts are scarce.
 Co ifEiS with inc haa
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26

Use The Republican Classified Pages for Results-Read for Profit
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
Announcement

AGENT BALDWIN PIANO CO.
 128 N. Third St. Phone 151S.
 Ellington. Baldwin, Hamilton pianos direct from factory at factory prices The Ellingto- Manualo-the player piano that is almost human. This ex- quite instrument placed in your home for less than you VIII pay elsewhere for an ordinary player.
 Let us show you. If
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
Personals

PARTY going to Denver. Colo, by auto, like some one for company. Call at 1882 WI. Monroe St. City. dn
 A CHARMING middle aged lady de- sires the acquaintance of a first-class gentleman. not over 50 years of age. Address Republican. Box FEW. dm
 WANTED-The address of Mrs. J.
 NJ Cooper. who was a resident of Phoenix years 1914-1S15. A sum of money awaits her. Jos. Johnston. Sect. ;1 N. First Ave If
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
And the ant

He makes a million trips from his home in the earth to gather his win ter food stock. Early and late Mister Ant, and Mrs. Ant, too, labor at food hoarding
 But we never heard of an ant that hoarded food for any other reason than to keep itself from starving to death during the winter.
 And there's the good housewife who puts LID her own fruits and vegeta a blea
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Phoenix National bank win be held in it's office in Phoenix. Arizona, on Tuesday, January 13, 1920. at 8 o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of slectfng a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 ". H THOMSON.
 Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
Navajo Blankets
Paint Supplies

MATHEWS PAINT co. 3lS N. CENTRAL AVE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN PAINTS. OILS. vARNIsHES. BRUSHES, ETC. PHONE l269. PROMPT DELIVERY.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-26
Employment Agents

We repair electric motors and fans. motor rewinding. elevators maintained and repaired. Vinson. i30 West Broad way. Phone 2598 If
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
VIRGINIA APPLE SALES
Orchardlst Holding Back Much Fruit
Tor Higher Prices-Deai. That
Have Been Made.

From replies to questionable sent
out by the Division OF Markets of tho
State Agricultural Department on Sep
TENDER % last, the department
reaches the conclusion that there are
good many Virginia apples yet in
the hands OF the growers.
One hundred and sixty growers re-
Piled. representing total OF 10000
barrels. Ninety-two. representing a.
9t4 barrels. or 80 per cent. reported
their apples sold while sixty-nve, rep.
resenting 1900 barrels. or 81 per cent.
reported their crops not sold.
The prices given ranged from $3.50
to s7.75 for -pippins: IS to $3.50 for
winesaps; $500 TO $3.50 for Yorks; IS
for Baldwins: Sc to IS for Staymans;
80 to $3.50 for twiEs.
A few growers reported prices ris-
ing. but the majority OF those who
reported prices stated that they were
falling. Most of the growers, how
ever. st>te that the market was steady.
though the movement was much
slower than earlier In the season.
Some growers are storing their fruit.
which shows their confidence in the
future OF the market. IL nothing more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
GRAPE JUICE MAKING
Vineyards of Virginia and North Caro-
linn Not Knocked out of Com
mission by Prohibition.

Whom prohibition first commenced to
be popular the owners OF the great
grape vineyards in Virginia and East
ern North Carolina became uneasy.
and thought they saw bankruptcy on
ahead or else change in their bust
ness. with the total aba ndonment OF
their valuable grape farms.
The time was when all of the rcve-
nue. accruing from the vineyards came
from the wine made from the grapes
and. OF course. prohibition cut this or
II would seem. however, from reports
from Eastern North Carolina that the
Crane growers have .'mcndcd their
hold" and are now making as much
money on grape juice. M. William
Jennings Byran's favorite beverage. as
they used to make on the finished
vino, possibly a little more as the
work OF producing the juice for mar
kct costs al great deal less than that
required for Wine making.
The Carolina vineyard owners arc
shipping this year enormous quantities
OF the juice and chipping II all over
the country. too. The juice is made
from the era pes right at the vineyard
and by very simple process. 1t is
then snipped in tank cars TO the North
and Middle West. where il is further
"doctored," bottled and handsomely
labelled and sold to good temperance
folks and total abstainers all over the
United states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
0lr-BURNIF!G ENGINES ON
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE ROAD
Gigantic Deal With Mexican Petroleum
Corporation-In SIX Months OIL
burners VIII he Numerous

IT is definitely decided that oil.burn-
Ing locomotives are TO be put In use
on the Seaboard Air Line within the
next six months. The oil burners, It
is announced. will. AZ soon az the al
terations can be made in the engines
TO enable them to burn the new fuel
be run on 80 per cent Of the total mile
age OF the Seaboard system. and about
that percentage Of the engines will be
converted into oil burners.
All the lines south OF Hamlet. n. c.,
except the one from Savannah to
Montgomery. Ala. will have the oil
burners. but the lines south OF Ham
let. including those running through
Virginia, will continue to use coal
Tanks for the storage OF the oil are
to be~built at various points. varying
in capacity. from 10000 to $1,000 bar
rels. Two OF the larger size have
already been built in Florida.
The oil is TO be Furnished by the
Mexican Petroleum Corporation. which
VIII make loan OF Sl.000.0O0 to the
railroad company to cover the expense
OF building tanks and converting loco
motives. and this Is TO he repaid to
the oil company at the rate OF 10 cents
per barrel OF oil supplied over and
above the cost OF the fuel or this
loan $4,000 will cover the cost OF the
tanks: the rest Will be applied to the
locomotives. The terms OF the CON-
tract between the railroad and the oil
company have all been agreed upon.
and II will be closed as soon as the
necessary legal details can be fulfilled.
The number OF engines to be altered
for using the new fuel is about $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
ERA OF FLUSH TIMES COMES
FOR BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
Money Plentiful, business BoomS-Slnte
Mine ActtNfties-Ncw Canton
Tobacco Market.

lSpcClaI TO Inc TiiGcS-DlSpatCh.l
ARFONlA. VA. Oct. lS.--Considor-
able Industrial activity is in evidence
in various parts Of Buck inEham County.
proving the plentifulness of money and
the general good condition OF the pco-
pie. The recent Incorporation of the
First National Bank of Dillwyn., Va.
ness men OF the county. has been fol-
lowed by the nat:onalizauon Of the
Dillwyn. The combined capitalization
OF the two banks is 100000. The trc-
mcndous tobacco business OF Dillwyn
last year is largely responsible for
the flush times in that section. as we'll
as the high price OF timber and ties
4 recent dcvciopment of interest in
the slate field at Arvonia was the ac-
quirement last week. of the properties
merly owned by Richmond men. by Will
liam a, i.eSueur and Edward T.. Rob-
T Tnn;, o91h prf9 nn ,tn citizens Of Ar
the slate business. The quarry OF the
Richmond Slate Company has been in
produced vast Quantities OF roofing
slate: 1t is located near the center OF
the Buckingham slate belt.
The New Canton tobacco warehouse
Will be open for business about Deccm-
her her l. "a, as announced by The firm OF
II during the next season. This ware
house is n large one and was erected
for warehouse purposes about 1900. 1t
is s;rategicaily located for business.
being in close touch with Cumberia nd.
buckingham and FluvaniEt Counties
with railroad track practically TO it's
doors. and an improved state soil road
pa ssins the sheds Judging by the COM
mentS Of tobacco growers throughout
this section. the house will do n large
business from the start. even though
the crop in this section this year is not
a large one.
Rain on sunday and again on Tues
day OF this week brought about sea-
sons for sowing whea: and all kinds
Of small grain. y number of farmers
here have already sowed wheat. which
is beginning TO come up. The crop
sowed will he about the average in
size. most farmers this year favoring
the bearded varieties OF wheat.
Corn remains in the shock. though
gathering and housing will begin with
in two or three weeks. The crop is
somewhat above the average in size
aud quality, in spite of the bad seasons
of the naSt summer.