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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25
D'Annunzio Supporter sl-
Is Elected at FiUn1e.

FlUME. - lieutenant Commala-'
DER Luigi Rizzo has been elected to
represent Fiume in the italian cham
Der of deputies, receiving 1000 votes.
Commander Rizzo. who is we'll Z
known for his daring exploit during
the war, which resulted in the sink
ing OF two Austrian battleships off
the DaImatian coast is one of the
supporters of Gabrielle .d'Annunzio. ~,
here. Other experts are distributed
throughout internal bureau offices
over the country.
The work, as now organized, costs
between $6,O0O,000 and $7,000,000- a.
year, it is understood. rg
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25
Rasnherries in November

Perth Alloy. Y. J.---StraWber-
lies i'll November are really nothing
20 brag about, according to William
G.. Fugel. q farmer of"Metucheu, but
fresh raspberries at this time OF year
are indeed a rarity. Nevertheless, ne
picked a pint of raspberries in his
garden the other day, he said.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25
ORDER AHYCIENIC BED

rslt rom tlis adj Don't wait. AJs9intely
n5 risk We have $4,000 deposited with
Securities SAVINGS Bank, Charlotte, \. C.,
70 GUARANTEES SATISFACTION OK
MONEY BACK. New feathers. best ticking.
Rcd % It's SIC 90 80 lbs, s11.20; IS lbs,
$t2.45. PILLOWS. pair. 5-lb-, $3.50; Glib,
S4.G0. ORDER TO-DAY. Or request cat3log.
HYCIi.NiC EED CO., DeJt. -,
o. lEEtHfrs Y. c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25
SCI I, a3 e s. I en- SO

Beds 25-lb $685. 30 b St0.95, IS 10. 81 e5; 40b.
sl29s two Glib, pillows Sl.75 ALI feathers best
&:ckins We have coo cash deposit bank to guar
antae satisfaction OF money back Mail order today
write TOR cetalog which also contains bargains in
Rings Curtains uounterpanes BLANKETS Comforts etc
SANITARY BEDDING CO.,
DEBT lp5 Charlotte. N. e.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25
= eG the - : TIERS G0f
400, 600 Users
G0revfrpce Kpuu-EREALD!
Gets Eggs When Neighbors
Have None.

Gets Eggs When Neighbors
Have None.
bought one package of your More
Egg Tonic last winter, and was more
than pleased with it. / sold eggs all
the time while my neigh5ors were not
getting an egg.-W. 7. Wanipee, GadS-
don, Ala, Box 157,
More Eggs Than Ever Before
| am getting more eggs than l ever
rot before. I appreciate the More Egg
Tonc.-AIrs. H. E. Steiner, Bon Secour,
Alabama.
Wasn't Getting an Egg
Then 115.
ito not want to ever he out of Reef
crs More Egg Tonic; il is fine. Before
using | wasn't getting an egg, and i'll
se"en weeks that have been using
have gathered lt5.--Lizzie L. Lewis,
Anne Maine, Ala.
One Package Does Wonders.
have used enc package Of yoGr More
Eggs. ana il Las done wonders for my
hcHS.-AIrs. Meta Tom Jerry. Talladega,
Alabama.
Got IA Eggs Instead of e.
lHclosed please fird 81, for which senI
me | package Of More Egg Tonic. !
have used it with perfect success. Last
January Il year ago 1 only would get
eggs day. After gave the tonic l
li%'', with Isl e. Tr'"', AHrusta.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25

The one thing necessary to assure big egg
yield is the feeding of Refers MORE EGGS your hens
You will be amazed and delighted with results.
This famous tonic has already been tried test
ed and proven by 100000 chicken raisers. 1t has
stood The test of years and is acknowledged the
best and most successful egg producer on the mar
ket today.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25
Getting More Eggs Than Ever
=. Az 20, -

Getting More Eggs Than Ever
i'm My Life"
Gear Mr. Refer: have been using
Asu.e Egg Toni, and 1t certainly has
given good So tisfscticn. ! am getting
moe eggs than l have ever gotten in
nv lifn.--Mrs. b. Z. Goforth. Wilkins
r.'ls. s. &.
Results Are Fine"
-aceived the package of More Egg
Ten, ami tho results are fine. L am
net calling to speak 4 good word for the
More Egg Remedy. --Mrs. Bessie Judson,
0:anScjr:G, $. c.
More Eggs" o. X.
mink yogr More Egg Tonic is o. n.
wasn't getting an egg unit! com
meaccd to. give my hens More Egg
T0Eic.-NIartha Smith. Biauntsville, Ala.
More Eggs Means Money.
Yotr More t1SG Tonic means money 10
tne.--R. Remfocyl. Nicholson, Ga.
Did Hens So Much Good.
After using $1.O0 pkg. Of your More
Egg Tonic, / find it did my hens -
much good l want to try and be yovr
agent here for your goods.-Nirs, =. Bre-
land, Rincon, Ga.
'sMore Than Pleased"
't / am pleased to state that the More
Egg Tonic which bought from you last
&inter has proven very satisfactory and
: ~ r79-o than pleased With results on
f.'-.'i-'n".-n. II. Huu-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25

This winter eggs will probably go to $10O
dozen Philadelphia they went to $12
The demand for eggs greater today than it
ago this time by market quotations. and unless
laying speede up there won't be eggs be had anywhere for
less than $100 dozen. This big profits for poultry
raers Now s the time to get all the eggs you TO sell at
high prices
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25
Customers Are Using Their
Fourth and Fifth Packages.

Customers Are Using Their
Fourth and Fifth Packages.
More Eggs is a sure repeater, as l
have some customers who are using their
fourth and fifth packages, and viii not
be without il in their hou6e.--O. j. Gar
rson, Birmingham, Ala.
Does Not Want to Be With
out. 1t.
| have been using More Egg Tonic ali
year ard do not want 10 be without it,
for it has meant lots to me.--Alrs Laura
Mullins, Elkwood, Ala
More Eggs Than Ever Before
| can say truthfrlly that I have re-
rcived more eggs since l began using
baiore.--Mrs. NJ. s. Finley, Gfccnville.
South Carolina.
Phenomenal Success With
'tMOre Eggs
Ny success in using More Egg Tonfs.
is phenomenal and has come undoY tile
notice Of MY neighbors. ard thinI.
therefore, that ] can dispose OF quite :;
little bit OF your remedies without m',,a
trouble now.-AIrS. /. lowry, Irving. Oh,
Alahama.
Greatest Remedy Have Ever
Used.
have tried one pacl.a%c Of your Mote
Egg Tonic. and I found il to he the
greatest remedy that | have eve: ."cI
icr chicl-H@". Mic: + f':,.. %. 800.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25

] received your 'fM6re
Eggs" Toaic and found" II
was a grsak, godsend. l was
only getting az eggs a day,
and NOW Lam getting SO per-
day.--Myrtle Ice, Boston,
Ky.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25

Cant Get Along Without It,"
You will find incloscd s. for your
More Egg Tonic. have used your More
Egg Tonic almost year With good re-
suits. Cant get along without it.-AIrs.
s. VI. Carter, Howell, Ga.
Recommends to Her NeighbDrs.
l like your remedies 50 much / recon-
nlcnd them TO luy Eeiglbers. Ny hens
are ncHlting and | am 0Ilt o. More Eggs.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25

The earliest bicycle was introduced
in Paris in 1858, called a velocipede
or popularly - boneShaker."
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25

READ the letters shown on this page and let them
~ Refers More Eggs Tonic makes layers Of loafers
doubles the Zjeye es the egg yield and sometimes qpadups
nard hens and puts lots Of money your pocket nave picked the
your nhbor them Read let them tell their story
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25
Wasn't Getting an Egg
Then 115!
One Package Does Wonders.


have used che package Of yoUr More
Eggs. ana il Las done wonders for my
hens. Mrs. Neta Tom Jerry, Talladega,
4 lai,m.n
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25
Alabama Vouches for Them.

Having used your preparations for sew
eral seasons, l can vouch for their work.
l am now starting my incubators and
will need a supply of Remedies. Yours
very truly, George j. Wilson, Evans, Ala.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-25
More Eggs Than Ever Before

/ am getting more eggs IMAM 7 over
got before. I appreciate the More Egg
Tonic.-AIrs. H. Z. Steiner, Bon Secour,
Alabama
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
Belgian Queen Has
DriUe While King
Takes In Sights

WASHINGTON, OCT. ?s-while Al
bert, king Of the Belgians, inspected the
work done at the bureau OF enErav,
ing today, Queen Elizabeth went drIv,
ing with Mrs. Wilson, The drive was
n feature not included IN the regular
program and was arranged 30 as to
give the queen an opportunity Of see
ms the capltal without having 10 fsce
constantly the eyes of, THOUSANDS who
lined the route announced III the pub
llshed Program.
Eafefe Mrs, Wilson and the queen
started on the ride the royal PARTY Wis
tied the headquarters Of the American
Red Cross 70 personally express appveei-
alton OF the fsociAtysR work In hehalf az
Belgium. They left their residence az
~ O'clock and were greeted by larac
crowds gathered along the streets, At
the Rcd Cross building the crowd ex,
lines and far but on the lawn, Executive
officers Of the Red Cross and some Of
the Red Cross workers were presented
70 the king and queen,
The klne appeared again today In
Khaki while the queen wore a white
turban and white dress Her majeaty's
Interest IN the Red Cross work caused
ner TO request an alteration Of the PRO,
gram for tomorrow so that she might
visit q hospital In Baltimore, Willie
she IS there King Albert will vistt the
naval academy at Annapolis and review
the midshipmen.
An hour before tho visit to the RED
Cross building the king had begun his
Sightseeing Accompanied BY J. M, Nve,
the chief special agent Of the state de.
partment, who has accompanied him on
his tour through the United States, ho
drove to Rock Creek park Their auto.
mobile was halted while his majesty ald
Mr., ,NNe walked along the parks lanes
climbing one OF the hills TO get a better
view Of the surrounding country.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
CoNSTITUTI0NALlTY OF
WORKERS LAW ATTACKED

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. 90. (Spl,)-
Looking to the immediate decision Of
the supreme court on the constitution
atty of the recently enacting working
mems compensation law, a demurrer
was entered In the, suit recently filed
here BY attorneys for Robert Harrison
against the Phillips & Butorff Manu-
featuring company, In which the con:
s~titutionality 81 the law was attacked
from eight different points,
The demurrer affirms that the new
statute destroys trial BY jury; that the
caption Ia not broad enough to cover
the various matters contatned/n the
body Of the act; that 1t destroys the
right Of contract; that 1t requires a
minor to elect; that 1t prevents parents
and guardians from recovering for loss
Of services, and, deprives of property
rights without due process of law.
The case will be heard by Judge A,
G. Rutherford on the demurrer and will
Immediately be appealed TO the supreme
court for final adjudication at the De-
cember term.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29

Of the couHtry, and more than He-half
the wealth and production. This pre-.
deInipaAps holds good In. agriculture,
Ing.
Of .s%ucessfut contradiction, the great
Middle West and the Mississippi valley
ss . Whole should shape It's oyn destiny
fnd6strtally and leeisiativeiy. 1t cen
and should ftRapce itself and It SHOULD
be independent OF ''entanalinR alItRn,
ces" IN the matter Of TRANSPORTATION
and trade vita the eutaids #Sfldi,
Too Much Waste.
At the present mehnent the entire
Mississippi valley and every one In 1t
3 paying q m~iddlenah's profit Or .
cash tribute to other sections Of the
country where no tribute Is due, We
are paying an unfair and unreasonable
tax In TRANSPORTATION and other charges
simply because we happen to have the
mnoey and 3fs COED natured enough to
part with II without serious protest on
u part or any GOOD businsya argu-
ment On tho part 81 tie other fellAw.
The. Mississippi Valley sssaciation
wal formed BECAUSE IT'D services are
needed. THIS Organization u the voice
Of tho valley. II IL 4 medium Of co,
good tsiShship, Il Is Vehicle q trade.
and influence win reach and benefit
every individual in the valley through
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29

Kansas City, Omaha, st. Louis, Mem
phis, New Orleans, Cincinnati, Indian
apolis, Detroit, Milwaukee, Louisville,
Dallas and Chicago, The subcommittee
on foreign, trade bank ID actively at
ttiNes Of is clearing house cities, q def
mite plan was approved for the organ :
ization Of the Banking Corporation of
the Mississippi. Valley. with capital not
less than IS, zoo, 900, and adequate sur
plus. serving the interests Of the entire
valley, The corporation viii be organ
lied under federal charter and the sub
scrintion will be open TO the bankers,
merchants and manufacturers hof the
valley. Committees are now at work on
prospectus and legal phases
Valleys Needs.
: Business for the vslley--business at
hone-business abroad. The Missis-
sippi Valley association stands-ahd
what is vastly more inaportant--it works
for definite and specific requirements
for business building In the valley.
The valley needs > no~nedmpetitive
foreign bank. trading companies TO take
advantage Of provisions OF the Webb
lava Latin American bureau With
complete Information concerning trade
opportunities, business conditions and
commercial credits. 1t needs American
bottoms for American goods. The Mis-
sissippi Valley Association is at work
upon specific projects to provide these
requisite for foreign trade In the valley.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
LUMBER MILL READY
FOR MILLING RATE

Thirty thousand dollsrs' worth OF i'm,
~proven1ents, practically doubling the
capacity Of its plant, have about been
completed by the York Lumber and
Manufacturing company, to take adj
vantage Of the milling in transit ar
rangenent which the Southern Hard
wood Traffic association has secured
for Memphis from the carriers. The
improvements were begun by the York
company two months ago In anticipation
Of the success of the traffic associa-
tons efforts to secure the arrange.
rnents, which Memphis formerly enjoyed
ana which made her the largest lum-
Der manufacturing and distributing cen.
ter In the country.
The York company junked q number
Of is old machines ana put In new and
modern lumber dressing and resawing
machinery, together With new DRYING
Eilns. They viii dress and resaw lumT
Der not only for themselves. but will
terests. E
The improvements will be completed
by Nov. a5, when the transit arrange
ment bAcom4st effective, C., p. Dodine,
manager Of the York plant, states.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
LUNG-WTAH HELPED
FATHER AND UNCLE
Memphis Woman Gives the
Medicine High Praise.
Lung-vi Is Now Called
L-V,


Last winter my father, Mr.. r. G.
Ladd, used LuRg-Vita for a bronchial
cough that has been troubling him for
the past eight or nine winters. He had
almost instant relief after beginning with
Lung Vita. His general health vas i'm
proved. as the Lung Vita acted as a
tonic" says Mrs. ?. j. Haekett, 252
Exchange, Memphis, Tenn.
AN uncle If mine, Mr.. W. H. Hise,
living near Covington, Tenn, has used
Lung-Vita also, He used it for severe
cold and cough following influenza. and
has been wonderfully helped, more, he
says. than by any other medicine he
has ever used
Lung Vita has been called L-V since
the first OF October, 1919, The change,
however. IS In nam only for the ,hedi-
cine itself is exactly the same. Today
il is the same good medicine that Mrs.
Hackett recommends. Your druggist,
until his present supply is gone, will
furnish YOU our medicine under the
name of Lung. Vita. after that under
the name Of L-V,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
Thick, Soft,
Lustrous Hair
Central Y. M. g. A.
Not a Matter Of Chance.

a Matter OF Chance,
There is really no secret a
Oil about soft, lustrcus hair
which Is 20 much aduAirad BY
both sexes. Lerg, hSautitll
hair always wiMS inttaAt i'd
miration. Your hair IL the
most striking feature you poe
sess and Its soft lustre hsikht-
ems the charm of your con.
plexion.
The use Of LehmaN's Hair
Dressing, Q msdiestsd ana par.
TUNED pomade, viii make Ynur
hair grow long. soft ana beau.
ttful. You can then dr4ss Il
Just as you want to. II b 80
easy to use and so etfective--
feeds the scalp and peeNsnts
falling hair by killing the
haif-eater, "Dandrutf."
II you value appearance
you will value Es4hmanla
Hair Dressing, which Is sold
at most all drug stores and
toilet counters at 2Sc 3 can or
postpaid on receipt Of price.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
GETS % eggs A DAY
NOW, FROM 81 HENS
chaa 9, White, Wei. Known Breeder,
Tells How. Costs Nothlna 10 TRY

M
ave Don Sung 10 "a utility Bufy
Mpingtons and the egg Yield increas-
90 from Z 10 rs a day. Don Sung ia
asANonder and ] am now giving II 10 ali
my hens regularly, '-Chag, Z White
manager Cherry Hin farm, Flackville,
Mr.. White 10 the well. known hrssser
and exhibitor, He wrote the above let.
tff IN December, after his test had
SHOWN q gain of Fl < y a day from "a
htft. We will make you the same offer
we made him, Here It is:
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
RESULTS for one month. II YOU don't
find that II pays for itself and pays YOU
MI coed pretit besides, simply ten us
and your money VIII be promptly re-
Don sung tchinese for e~sg.laylns)
works directly on the eg-laying or.
EsnH. n Is also a splendid tonic. II
faR easily given In the feed, improves
the hens health, makes her stronger
end more active in any weather, and
stArtg her laying.
Try Don Sung for 30 days and II Il
Doesn't get YOU the eggs, no matter hnw
cold or wet the weather, your MONEY
VIII be refunded by return mail, &c
Den Sung hom your druggist or poli-
try remedy dealer or send 50 cents for
a@package by mail prepaid. Rurrell-
Digger Co, 1888 Columbia Bldg, Indian
Hpoiiss ina. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
A COUNTRY VISITOR.

II II had been Halloween Il would
have hasfV EASY enoukh Is sccbuht fbf
the perfectly cunning little opossun
that was hidden in the henhelsk 81 IT,
w MeCrosky, LaClede avenue, on Tues
day night, for naturally one would sup
pose. that he canie With the owls,
witches and black cats 10 help, make
the night memorable, but as II was
only q plain week day night II VIII 70,
main a mystery AZ to where hts nlbs
halls from, However, he ID nov safely
domieiled IN u coop, where he viii en-.
JOY the incest. meilowest persimmons
" n everything" until he Is roasted
and served with hot vans and good
ErAVy,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
Resale BrOUR
Gets Her Lite
And Fine Coat
aY MEManY M,nnnn

Z can't believe TIA nics warm esat
my ovn, bought cut Of q store-oh
We wanted an my life, Rosalla
Brown, aged Is. eobbed "wednesday
morning when called into the Juvenile
court and told that an outfit OF new
clothing was to be bought her.
Sobbtpg, with her face hidden In the
palms Of her fhanda Resale said:
"Thank everybody Whe rot 'en for me
anq tell en- III hA 4 rood girl for aver
ana ever ana that RI study ct the
school whsre ] am going"
The kid meant II, TOO. II takes a
lot OF narvs to faca . great space Of
water and then make one flying leap
that takes tnto-well. most tines
the great beyond.
That was what RoSalis did-one night
last week-attAmpted suicide rather
than face the street. Court officials
said her meager earnings were taken
away from her and that she was
whipped because there was not mere.
The Girl had little chance. Possessed
o. q weakened mother and a pitful
wreck Ola baby sister, Resale wanted
only to die. And she meant to. only
waters OF the river orept over her head,
e to b. placed Il a Nashville induStrisi
school. The court provided aeAooit for
little girls like Resale. but no money
y allowed for the purchase Of their
clothing.
two checks for the little Kirl have
been sent in to The News Scimitar, one
from Miss Cordelia Jones, Of Hudson
vile, Miss, for S. another from the
DeoplN az TuDAlo. Miss
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29

AAAE STILL need $4,000
w to pay off bonded
debt and to enable
the local ~" to measure up
TO it's unparalleled opportun-
ity,
Saving, making and mold,
ing manhood is the biggect
Job on earth.
For seventy five years the
Y. M. G. A. has been a pio-
neer in this activity.
AL Memphis is proud Of the
record Of the Memphis ~"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29

Have Contributed
100000 to the Y.
M. G. A, Campaign
to Raise $4,000.


Havs YOU subscribed II,
If you have not, phone l.
M. Stratton, Main 514O.
The biggest part of amount
raised will go to pay off bond
ad indebtedness. VIII you re.
tire a $500 or a $1,000 bond7
Your $1o0 or $25 pledge will
help. Eight months in which
10 pay in convenient amounts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
The Ladies' Vote

Il. solicited by r. q. sesrbroush for
city assessor, Fair assessments to all.
s adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29

Col. W. J., Bacon reports that in
Frapce many Men fFcm all over the
UAited states spoke with enthusiasm
Of Memphis, on account OF the baths
laad ether attsatisRs given by the
aepal Y. M. @. A. TO the 10000 men
IL unifcFm who enjoyed these privi-
'sgAs en- route tArtush MePpAis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
WILSON SELLS

The handsome new bungalow lust
completed by Hunter Wilson, at 1895
Union avenue. has been said TO n, NJ
Darnell, the purchase price being SIS
600. MIR. pafnen purchased the prop
srty for a home. "
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
More shipping Needed.

The cry for more ships went up from
aly the valley and the government at
Washington was addressed In terms
that forthwith won consideration Of the
needs OF the region,
The next milestone In the assoeia-
tons progress was the first annual
meeting held in Chicago on April 30.
The Meeting will SO down in the his
maEked 2 turning point IN the history
Of fifty million people. More than 400
delegates representing every part of
the valley zttAnded, Bankers. alert to
the vast opportunities proffered the peo-
pie; manufacturers seeking new mar
terials Of the fields and mines; busi-
ness pen In many capitals OF Industrial
Districts; all sat at the same table aud
toek 2 hand IN the final shaping Of tho
valley association and the mapping OF
the path It al to follow,
action" Is Slogan.
Harry H, Merriek, banker and presi-
dent OF the Chicago association Of com
n,erce. was elected president and other
permanent officers were chosen, given
to each part Of the valley a representa-
tive and a voice in the affairs Of the
association.
The complies in~terrslatlons Of the
valley were co-ordirated and the poll
icy Of ''act aow and act aggressiyely',
wes nut Into nractice.
What has been the result Of a few
months Of action? Today the Missis-
sippi Valley association Is the commer
cial, financial and Industrial agent OF
more than 0,00e, 900 Of people; giving
70 each the services and powers Of all.
II has wen and Is winning new results
and new opportunities for the valley.
u Ia the antagonist Of none, the pro-
tagoAist OF all
~
Valley Foreign Trade Bank.
Perhaps the most signal result Of the
valley ~eonventioh was the action taken
by It's banking conference, attended by
100 hsnkers drawn from 80 cities Of the
valley, and later by the committee on
barking Of the association, which, after
mary EonferAnoes and many discussions
have decided that a Mississippi valley
trade bank shall be formed TO advance
and develop the foreign trade In its ter
ritory, This decision has been the re-
suit Of widespread commercial, indus
' trial and banking interests in the wall
ley, representing the cities OF st. Paul,
Minneapolis, waterloo, Des Moines,