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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
ANTED--HOUSES A
bR SALE-AUTOS
kED CARS FOR SALE.

JED CARS FOR SALE.
 DODGE TOURING S775.C0;
 Dodge touring S550,00; one { geAS575.00; one 1917 Dodge
 ne Model N Hupmobile tour
 Ehauled, new top, good tires
 linted, a bargain at $775.00;
 e six Paige, overhauled, new
 new paint, good buy at
 one Chevrole. touring at
 a 1918 model with demount- hs; one little six Chalmers,
 shape at $67h,00: one Ford
 two new Goodyear castings,
 one four cylinder Cadillac
 rgaln; one Stoddard Dayton
 Any of the above cars can based for one third cash down
 balance in 10 mo .thly pay
 McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, BOA, 114 West Barraque St.
 s>o-c>~1~-~>I--------'> '>->---~3>-~-~~-o~~~~ pDEL R. HUPMOBILE; NEW bod condition. Will sell for terms. Phone 9S2. 2-14-6t# 7-0e1~N NO>o~~>>.~~~~~>.~>>,->-- --r-->,7,--~-- TRADE, FOR REAL ESTATE, Ee-passenger automobile, in ss condition. Harry Hanf, 1884 or GIT. 2-15-6t
 ,eC1cro Sc1>rS~>- ~~--~~~>-ocN~-~~- -.-~--o WANTED TO BUY.
 ->-'>---r>7~>~->-S ~,~~~-~~> ED TO BUY-30 TO 16o bod land 2-3 or more cleared; have residence of 6 or more |ln 7 to 4 miles of Pine Bluff g road; price must be right. E. w. Haynes, Wabbaseka, Ark 1-11-6t SSSS3SSS4sSSS&aSSeSSSeS5SS FOR sALE--HoUsEs. ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, path, pantry and screened-in porch; all modern; large gard |t; lo6 Florida. Phone 849. BROOM HOUSE FOR SALE; dern conveniences; large barn sam Soltz, 510 East Third, ol 241. o-1A-t1 ~-~oo-o-o~O~-o-~~So.o E AND LOT, SOUTHEAST Eleventh and Spruce; $50t balance easv monthly payments al bargain if taken at once. Ii e looking for a. moderate-priced speak quick. During business pnone 29; at other times 7 oo1. 2-13-4t ROOM BUNGALOW; NEW; Il; can give possession al l. J. Mcdaniel, phone 658 o1 2-lo.121 S'SALE-s STRICTLY MODERN eEom house. In west end. 4 V II sold at once. For fur call sos. 2-11-6
 '>--N-,>-y'-->-r- -~~~~~-~~~->-~--~-~
 HOMES FOR SALE. !. S1,5OO.
 West Twalf-d, c; $1,8Oc.
 W, S2,OOO.
 or terms.
 J A McJEOH
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AGENTS WANTED.

per galion made with Ford. Sold ol money back guarantee. One sampl, free. Stransky Vaporizer Co.,, Puck wana, s. Dak.
 ~~~0,o~~1~ooo~~o1~1-15 % MISCELLANEOUS
 >>~>~~~~0-~~~~~~-~~0-~-~-~~ THOUSANDS RAILWAY NAH clerks and other government em- ployees needed Salaries S1300 tc $21C0. Expense allowance s2 daily Sample questions free. Columbus Institute, Columbus, Ohio: COLORED MEN: $1 PANTS OFFER ; $3 suit offer; write for free sam pies and styles. Knickerbocker Tai loring Co.,, Dept. 664, Chicago. CLOSE -BU1LT SMALL HORSE; NOT over ten years old; must be cheap, Phone or call circulation manager Graphic. 1-25-tf
 WANTED
 PEG A NS.
 Arkansas Brokerage Co.
 POS Pine Street,
 Pine Bluff, Arkansas
 --~~~-~~~c~~~ ~~-~~--->@.->->~>-->-~ WANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC ond hand furniture. We also repair furniture and connect gas stoves, Ewing Furniaure Co.,, 319 Pine +ireet. phone 24Sa; l2-30-tt AN ENERGETIC INDIVIDUAL IN this city or vicinity can make unex- celled connections with broker for handling high-class securities. Write immediately to c. M. Garrison, Wall St., New York.
 FREE = COPIES INDEPENDENT Oil News. Post yourself. Learn how thousands are making surprising profits from marvellous TexasLouis- jana Oil Fields. Postal brings you valuable information, showing your chances for increased prosperity. veryone seeking quick moneymaking opportunities write Independent Oil News, Suite P9 0-fmore Bldg, Fort Worth, Texa
 WOULD YUU T ONE DOLLAR a week for t cn a chance to make S1,O00 4a? Particulars free. No obligation. Write: J. A. Carlton, Box f6. Fort Worth, Texas. o.oooooo-o~oo-.o A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET a permanent income and large prof it's by the investment of only few dollars. E. A Ely, Il Broadway, Room All, New York City. OIL LEASES AS MONEY MAKERS Buy a lease in the great Louisia- na Oil Field and share in the prof it's of the most sensational develop ment in the history of the industry. We have for sale leases in all parts of Louisiana and other oil produc- ing states. Write for details. A. C.. Frost & Co.,, Inc, 165 Broadway, New York.
 WE WISH TO THANK YOU FOR past patronage, and want our new friends to know that we handle the best that money can buy in gro cefies and fresh meat, and that our delivery system can't be beat. Scott Bros., 52O East Sixth free deliv- cry; telephone 28S5 ooooiio-5N 2-io-oS FIVE TONS PURE, SOUND ME bane cotton seed for sale; ginned sound and ested sound; quality and nurity guaranteed. See sample at my office. Price $500 in ton lots, S3.25 less than one ton. Sacked in new 1O0-pound sacks. Phone 2SS1 R. N. Burks. l-lo-lm
 ceSSSS
 TAKEN UP.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

GRNISHED ROOMS FOR
 sekeeping wanted. Phone Middlebrook
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

onstrate and sale is made. Small investment. Large profit. Auto h. dicator Company, Grand Rapids, Mich
 WIDE AWAKE SPECIALITY SALES men wanted for snappy line of tem- perance drinks; side line or exclus- ive.- Easy sellers. 25 percent com mission. Full commission on repeat orders. S35 weekly drawing account Arlette Fruit Products Co.,, 502 Ti- tie Guaranty Bldg, St. Louis, Mo.
 >~o~-o-~-~~oooc~~-~~o ~~-~~o~~U~-o~-o~~-~~~-~~~- JOHN BAUMGARTH CC,, OGDEN and Randolph, Chicago. Established manufacturers of exclusive calen- dar and advertising specialties want an able salesman for Pine Bluff and vicinity. Commence work immedi- ately. Liberal commission propos1- tion-Big opportunities. Act now Closing territorial contracts.
 ooccocsSScccSoGeSceSS2c2ccS l2- FOR SALE
 ~~~~.o-o-~~~~-~>--- ,->-7-->---~>~~ ~~~~ FRESH YARD EGGS, FOR SALE Apply at 1416 Cherry. 2-14-6t
 -~~~~-o~>o-oo~o~~ o~~-~-~~~~~-~-~o~~~-0~~oo FOR SALE-CHOICE PRAIRIE HAY , best in town, S25.00 per ton. E. B. Buggy, Twenty y-sixth and Hazel -~ONl-o~Oo-~-~ ~-~~~-~-~-~-o~~~~~~~c-~ TYPEWRITER. IN EXCELLENT condition; will sell cheap for cash Phone Miss Maud Simpson, at No. IA. 2-12-3t ~G~~~Jo~--~o~o~-~0.~~~~~ o~>~~"0~~-o-0~~~N coon PLANTING SEED-FIETY toAs, several varieties of long staple in store and more to arrive. Ragiald and company. 2-lo- m ONE 25-2o WINCHESTER RIFLE; one boys bicycle, one Winchester au- tomatic shotgun; one three-plece brass clock set; one child's art desk Phone 1852, or call COP West Barra- que. I14t1 ONE ROLL TOP OFFICE DISK; fine condition; for sale cheap; have to make room for new furniture. Call Circulation Manager Graphic office ~o~~>~~~~~oo-~~o-~-~ ~-->~>~>>-o~-~---"-@~~~~> GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater. with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used a few weeks cost $2o; bargain. Phone 5S2, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. l-o-sl
 ~>-r>~-~~>~-~~>~-~~- ~~---~-~-o~~~-~-~--~-~~-~ GOOD PLANTING SEED--F1FTY tons several varieties of long staple in store and to arrive. Ragland and company. A-9-1liio FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES, all sizes, good conditions. Write for prices and terms. Adams, Box 6r', Pine Bluff, Ark. l-o-tL CoCKERELS FROM MY s. c. R. l: Reds, for sale; S5 to $7.5O each. Sold 10 this year; have two left; 15 eggs, 85 per cent to hatch $2.50. Best winter layers; red to the skin, will sell four 2 year old hens and one cockerel for $15. Phone 2146, l1l0 w Fouth. z,S-oI" TENTS OF 12-Oz. ARMY OLIVE drab and 15-oz. army white duck, especially made for contractors, etc. 1Ox12, 12-oz. olive drab $29.75. l5- oz. white, S34.50. Other sizes in proportion. Write for illustrated folder. Little Rock Tent & Awning ECo., Little Rock, Ark.
 ADD TO -CC-2O- .~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

|. UNFURNIsHED ROOM eman. Gas and water
 ar line. Call 2353, Ed. A, fore 9 a. m., or address E |e Graphic. 2-11-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
|NTED--ROoMs.

~---~oo---~-~>|~~O@~ --~o-~-~|0@~~s WIFE WITHOUT CHILL e two CT three furnished vest part of town; refer langed. Will be perman- sss Rooms Wanted" care
 2-iA -6t's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

pDEL R. HUPMOBILE; NEW
 tood condition. Will sell fo,
 |terms. Phone 982. 2-14-6t@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

] WIFE WITHOUT CHILL te two furnished rooms, housekeeping; references Address A. L., care
 2-12-6t|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

BROOM HOUSE FOR SALE; |defn conveniences; large barn.
 Sam Soltz, 510 East Third, or 241. 2-14-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
HOMES FOR SALE.

|e West s1 zo1 Twelfth, four-room cot.
 | s, vest aas Twelfth, five-room cot
 Tow, S2,OOO. or terms.
 Ies ,osl , A, MCLEOD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

!E AND LOT, SOUTHEAST eleventh and Spruce; $500 balance p easy monthly payments al bargain if taken at once. If Fe looking for a moderate-priced
 speak quick. During business
 cppn pnone 29; at other times,
 ooz. 2-13-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

'SALE-STRICTLY MODERN pom house. In west end. A
 II sold at once. For fur call 90S. 2-11-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

Discussior Of Marriage
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

ONE 25-2o WINCHESTER RIFLE;
 one boys bicycle, one Winchester au- tomatic shotgun; one three-plece brass clock set; one child's art desk Phone 1852, or call COP West Barra- oue 2-12-4tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

ONE ROLL TOP OFFICE DESK; fine condition; for sale cheap; have to make room for new furniture. Call Circulation Manager Graphic office
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
FOR sALE--HOUsEs.

ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, Path, pantry and screened-in porch; all modern; large gard lt; lO6 Florida. Phone 849.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

o1 on skis b,r, eiFne1nty-two,'S ,'Sis t.. et "s $ on skis -,s ns '' a second aias
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15
nr -- -------,e-- kE-lNSTATE PERRY.

2-15-1-3t to 2-2s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

TENTS OF 12-OZ. ARMY OLIVE drab and 15-oz. army white duck,
 especially made for contractors, eLc'
 1Ox12. 12-oz. olive drab $29.75. l5-
 oz. white, $34.50. Other sizes Tn proportion. Write for illustrated folder. Little Rock Tent & Awning Co.,, Little Rock, Ark.
 Am no -CC-20-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-15

fKoOM BUNGALOW; NEW; |n;; can give possession at
 l. J. Mcdaniel, phone 658 or C1G-12t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Winch e ster, "
Dry Goods Rexiex

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-New order,
FOR fall delivery placed on ginglams.
hannele. blankets and other stapIe
Gotten goods merchandise have run far
ahead OF expectations and mills again
are being forced TO allot their product
III October among regular buyers.
The volume of this new business has
served TO strengthen weak spots In
the unfinished goods markets so that
at the present time prices again arc
reactinS to higher levels.
The new prices on fall merchandise
are very much higher than year ago
The Joobers OF the country have a
large measure OF confidence in the flu
ture. ~ shown by the business placed
months ahead. Bleached cottons
staple ginghams. percales and other
staples are on new high price levels
Imports continue to show an in
crease while exports arc slower Pro-
duction is Increasing. some manufac-
turing sections reporting an increase
in night operations. While sickness
and wintry weather have interfcred
somewhat with retail distribution il is
In some quarters apprehension Is cx-
pressed concerning the consuming
power when current prices are passed
on to retailers, but the vigor with
which forward orders have been placed
!eads 10 the belief that Stoke are in
a clean condition in distributing chan
n"is Prices arc as follows Print
Ice: So IL inch G+x64s. 24c and &c:
brown shcetinEs. Southern standards
80 cents: denims. 2.2o indigo. 81 1-2c:
ticEings. ounce. 80 centa: prints.
PIC: staple Einghams. 81 lie; dress
:!nghams. Soc to 81 Lac.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
GEORGIA BANKERS FIGHT
PAR CLEARING OF CHECKS
Context ReHcrve Bnnkr E0ors =.
nhHfcr Action to Federal
JurlNdlCtlon.
] BY Associated Prx.~1

ATLANTA. GA. Jan. sI.-Hear,,~
81 the motion OF counsel reprIsentinS
Ene sixth District Federal Reaarwh
i Sank TO nave removed to tho Eednr,i
Sourt the injunction proceeIinra
or.. mt by me Georgia Country Bank
eTS association to restrain thn ~
serve bank from enforcing it's mar
e si,s OF checks order was not con-
c!uded IN the Fulton County Sunerin,
Court today. Arguments nrn}ahi
Wiz De concluded on Monday.
Federal RESERVE Bank ofiici.L h,,d
that Federal statutes arc invoIved nnd
,or that reason the case should be
' ,ransnerred to the United States
Further discussion OF tho ef1or+, .,
!he federai Reserve Banks to on foncs
tne par clearing OF checks eener,ny
throuGhout the country will be takan
Vp IN New Orleans next Wednesday r.
,;a as stated today. when representa-
ives or banking associations in al,
sne states or the Sixth District viii
ga.her there Representatives. from
.ne pailas District also will DO In A.
tendance. IL WAS stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
1nez. Va. January IS. 1920.


To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch.
Stiff We are compelled to accent
the most important of the Lodge rescr-
Vations TO the world peace league pact
as compromise and the only way TO
obtain carly ratification by the SEN
ate. which now seems to be the
Iamentable prospect. will it follow as
an essential consequence that another
meeting OF the peace commissioners
viii have to he. held and the terms
and provisions of the treaty as Wilson
brought it from Versailles. altered to
conform TO the reservations imposed
oE the United States so that the Dower
and authority 10 declare and wage war
viii be preserved TO the home govern
,nents OF the individual nations be-
longing 10 the league? II seems tina.
II would he entirely unreasonable for
the United States to expect or hone
that she will he admitted into the
league on her own terms. which free
her from the obligations OF Article V
or the treaty, which obligcs'any mem
Der nation to go to war at the bchcst
ana requirement OF the majority Of the
league as expressed through its gov
crninE body. rather than for each
member OF the league to be it's own
judge OF this momcntous question.
IT Article y. is weakened and emas-
cuiated by the incorporation OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

place to vote. but under existing con-
ditions ! feel l would like TO vote to
restore to the people the rights Of
which they, through tho fanaticism
OF a few. have been deprived. It's
al right for these reformers to shout
prohibition when their cellars and
lockers are filled with the Bottled
in Bond" goods. but how about the
people that live out In the country
many OF us miles away from = doc
tor? lave they no thought OF us?
Right now with two OF my family
down in bed and not even bottle OF
camphor. and even IL physician
prescribes whisky. no one unless he is
q prohibition agent has the price or
knows where to get il. It's time the
people became awake to what Is going
on in the country before the right to
Think AS they see tit is taken away
rom them. Let any Of the prohibition
franks Cor chat is what they are)
from, doctors and hive the whole
family down with s-lu and other
sic ness. and then they will realize
what II means to people to be de-
pr.Ned or the use of good liquor
Respectfully Yours.
INIZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

reservation that deprtves the league
or nations OF the authority TO compel
a war to enforce peace. and leaves It
to their home chancelleries to decide
upon war or peace. then President VIII
son Is indeed right in his assertion
that to accept the proposed Repub-
lican reservation to this effect will
be to cut the heart out OF the world
peace league pact or treaty that was
framed by the internal commission at
Versailles last year after their long,
strenuous. unseltish and successful
laiSrs.
However. no agreement upon ratia-
cation OF the treaty appears possible
in our Senate unless, the Democrats
agree TO the above explained obnoX-
ious qualification tenaciousIy ad-
hered to by the Republican leaders
anu II we seek to come into the league
under the control and protection OF
this radical qualification. ii is certain
~ most imnrobable that the other ma
ti0ns now constituting the league will
admit the United States on any such
superior and favored basis
w. d. PATTERSON
Howardsvilfe, Va, January -, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

render tho last vestise OF its linda
pendcnce to the Federal government? ?"
When our President asked that he be-
gwen gwen, Democratic Congress- did the
pleading from washington7" did The
Times Dispatch rnise as loud q howl
against the eighteenth amendment nv IL
ton OF the proposed Suffrage amend-
mcnt! And how did the pleading
from Washington" affect the sensibilis
yes or the supcrsapicnt Times Dispatch
In regard to the league OF nations
"Conslstency's jewel
II. o. PIERCE.
Winchester, Va. January 20. 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

ers January 1. aggregated 1.,.,r
22l pounds. compared with 1.s34.sS5 sSs
pounds year ago. The stocks in
GUIDED: Chewing. smoking. snuH and
e1port types. 9G2.S07.355 pounda CON-
pared with 913.252.S94 pounds a yaar
ago ago; cigar types: 2S3,so3.ses pounds
u nor,ed with 254.309.o5l: and I'm
pared with 6la22 III SVtn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
TAKE OUT KAlSER's PICTURE
hihihter of Education Clear Tort
Books of All Hohenzollern
AnecJotes
my Universal servio,.l

BERLIN, Jan. ALDERMAN t..,book,
hereafter Will be minus the formcriy
iiHe'tapie pictures OF the Kaiser and
MS predecessors the prussI,n
t,hronc. as n result OF an order by tbn
.hlnister OF Education. who also r,Ie,
oue al anecdotes OF the HohenzIierns
Hhch might servo only TO glorifv m.
dynasty and foster the nSnarcS;s,;e
ioea In the minds OF the pupils"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Gets Courteous. Treatment

10 the hultor or The Times Dispatch
Sion last Monday finished the
census enumeration OF District 95.
bounded on the east by Boule,
ward and west by Rose meath Road and
i!ishpoint Street, on the south by
Monument Avenue, and north by
prpao street anu the r.. +. y. X. X.
mingled with 4 more courteous and
con"idcrate people. | hope they are
tair type of the citizenship OF Rich
mond Nowhere was my authority
questioned. and III three cases only
vas there the least show OF discour-
t"sy. and with these I had no trouble.
Almost without exception everybody
seemed glad TO answer the questions
and 10 help the cnumerator in every
way practicable; Nor is this all-in
and lunch. All these kind Invitations
| could not accept. but in one home /
heiped eat a big. fat turkey. and in
others L took teas being pressed 10 DO
Sc" My appreciation of the courtesy
ana Kindness shown me- ia deep and
sincere. GEO IT SISI>IcNS
Richmond. Va. January 2S 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
More Ahour Ronie >.

10: the Editor OF The Times. Dispatch.
, iii :,bu, E9h,e No is maspped 50 it
Newport News 10 Providence Force. Il
nay seem an injustice 70 portion
hut am. positive tha, i; Will be tie
greatest justice 10 the state and NJ,
tton-the whole travelling public. n l.
hugs, the 6. & 0. Raj way from New
Forge but TO Richmond.
why? DO YOU ask For the SANE
reasons that our New Ken, CORES pon-
and for many mo!e-iA fact. for ali
:. I'irst.-It Is the most economical.
Think for one moment OF the thou.
"a nds'of cars OF cement. sand ana
grave, that you'd have 20 b. trans.
railroad by trucks and wagons Hc
cross roads would frs, have 10 be i'm,
proved. besides the actual cost OF this
any,nroute bnt the railroad means That
YOU viii increase the cost to the ,ra,i
mum. while the railroad route viii re-
duce y TO the minimum
1t. is, the shortest and the str.irh.
cst. 90 not have actual figures on
this. bot I believe our state fiIghwav
g g 3shsa : has an! Z any one
a good scale map Of The difYcrcnt
routes: a glance viii show YOU ~.
ecsTI r. Of ny statement ara the
our. .Goionia! ancestors used Inc Ola
WILLIAMSBURG Road q, time whan
e sa,;n,e we ss T4re. and before The
-no-'season why their route VAS thn
shortest or best admit the army
T'ucSs travelled the old Wtllianeburx
Hoad, -dnrihg the recent war, for thc
reason Ahatit was the most i-nnrovnd
route at the time, while the ratIyoad
route, being practically on the edge
neglected Here Is where I claim the
little politician" IS evident. This
IoTie - kePt IN TIC dark. II ia not
Well Tor the largest interests OF nither
county 10 bring Il in evidence Tor ~
q IL ever properly considered Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

Leaf Tobacco Stocks Incr~as-
WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-l.ear to-
bacco held by manufacturers and deal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

breath and clutchinE At his throat
Finally he went into convulsions and
after few more hours OF suffering,
death inercituily came to .h Psss sssens
OF the forsaken wretch and released
MN n in. from his suiferings and his form
,nent or mans proverbial "inhumanity
"a As we We recall the merclfu, consider,-
by Mr.. Taft; as We recall the words
or our own administrator oiticiai
ing " law aa xio,a,nrlE our food exploit
more, and as we recall the treatment
a srisnnss this pennyless Elis island
meg maid Heber Smith and the decls-
shou 1n OF i've the e. Carnegie Foundation
W. FLEETWOOD L. DINOS
hshihEton' Jan. -, 1920.
.ro Killing the Timber "Goo...-
tne Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
1T, Hi,t,I-ln certain sections or the
J Im,.ed States great deal is being
NJ ti,n a,u said about the conservation
doing? mo
Under the recent method of assess
stan,i;ns af Ing p1th the land and the
,e" years before Virginia will be de-
nuaed or all OF her forests. Owners
timber and put il on the market TO
avoid paying the exorbitant taxes.
AS Tar as the government il con-
ceFned, IL is q clear case OF killing the
goose that laid the golden egg" Here
toforc the timbcred lands yielded the
state good revenue annually. and 4
man could afford 70 hold them indcn-
nitely, manufacturing his timber in 4
conservative way
What will be tho ultimate result If
these unreasonable taxes on forests
continue The government will lose
the steady income that timbered lands
nave previously yielded. the approach
hp has
and in due course OF time the lack OF
forests will have serious effect on
both agriculture and the health OF the
people.
T r. r.
Richmond. Va. January SO. 1890.
DRY" Disc rimin fiop
To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch: !
Sir.-l was glad to read the article |
OF Mr.. Charles u. Cook in Yesterdays
Times Dispatch ] am not a voter. |
have never felt II was woman's J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
4 Questio OF ConsI.tene,.

NueStion OF Consistency.
10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
S!r.-our curiosity runs riot AS 10 the
Times Dispatch's consistency in spring.
ing the question. Shall Virginia sur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Richmond. Va. January SO. 1890.
.Dry" Di.eriuin.,,o,

-Dry" Diserimin fiop.
To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-l Was glad to read the article
OF Mr. Charles u. Cook in yesterdays
Fines Dispatch. am not a voter
have never felt IL was a wonan's
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-11
READY
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
IN BIG STADIUM

Antwerp, Aug. 11-Everything is in
readiness for the ceremonies for the
opening of the stadium in which the
seventh Olympic games will be held.
These will be held on Saturday, and
1t was with some pride that Count
Henry de Baillet-La Tour, president
Of the Belgian Olympic committee,
announced today that every detail had
been cared for and that the official
programs for Saturdays event would
be issued tomorrow. y.
Aside from the parade Of athletes
from all over the world, and other
features common to such ceremonies
there will be another feature which
will be unusual. This will be the
blessing Of the participants in the
which will probably occur. at the
termination of the procession about
the stadium. a.n-