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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, March 3--FtEu-as
compiled hy Secretary Hester. Of the New
Orleans cotton Exchange. showing a de-
crease Ia IN" Ea.cs of fertilizers to the
Tvs. of March OF .. 2" per cent compaE"d
Win sales during the sAmc period last
year In the States Of Georgia. Alabama,
M!ssiss.rUi and Louisiana put tho price
% cotton strongly higher today. HH!ches /,
Levels came IN the late trading when The
mctiv" iaonths were e To - points over
the close OF Yesterday. with May an 20
rs. Last prices showed net gains fo'
tie day OF - to g points
Ia The carly trading IL was an irregular
ana unsettled market. a better LIVERPOOL
than duo caused small advances. bur they
wer" followed Ay declines under the un-
certainty ialt over tn" foreign pn!!t'ca !
situation. tbut when tn. market reached
losses Of To l. points under the close
az yesterday new huyinE came In md net
advances Were established again. The
demhn! increased aft.r the fertilizer nc-
urcs were ssusd. total sales In the four
states named II onlv @"5ii1 tons being
much smaller than expected and com
phr!nT with 35'l97 IONS during the same
pc:iod last year. a decrease Of $40.
Additional buNlrg came in during tina
las; bali day in anticipation OF more
hl.llsh sentiment generally result
OF events ~ inauguration day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

Port movement:
stock. 1915
Minor por;s-S;ork. :.5To.
Total tUGay-lt.C.lrtS 1919: exports ! .
20. stock ltll.Sls
Total FOR weel;-Reccirts, 795i?; exports.
Total 1or season-Rce!pts. tes,"s: ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

RGlNIAS-Farmers' stock. mark.
Fancy Jumbo. l-2c per pound.
Extra Prime. lac per pound.
Primo. &c per pound
Shsi!!nE stock u TO &C per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

SAVANNAH. GA. March 3-Turpcn;inc
iei: a,oci. i2:=2355 itosin, inlet; n" "a les
receipts. 49,: statements gi5: stock. &c. isn
Quote: u. u. r.. +. q, II. !. * NJ "
VIC. WV. Il.gl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Union Stock Yards
Richmond. Va. March 3. 1921.
Remarks; Fair run OF cattle. Market:
,tiHc and prices strong: quarter higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
fcp"rtcd u, E"'S"rs Hummer \ Co. Inc.
Petersburg. Va. March 8 1921
SPANiSIl--FacInrrs' stock market nom.
!nai. e0c TO S5c per bush-i
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
WE'LL HELP YOU WITH
 YOUR PLANTING SCHEME

The iudicious placing of a fey. choice shrubs or specimen trees will add dollars to the value of your home. IF you will make a rough sketch oi vonr grounds our experts will aSsis' you in working out your planting scheme.
 -Spray dornant trees uow-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
KEEP ON SPRAYING
 TO CONTROL PESTS

It's an easy matter to keep down pests = but mighty hard to get rid ot them once they are firmly established: Every home owner, every raiser ot poultry and pet stock should equip himself with a complete spray outtlt.
 New Misty Hand Sprayers-S0c- (Postage and packing Sc extra) .,
 Dormant trees should be sprayed NOW with Lime Sulphur Dilute eleven parts water to one part Lime Sulphur Pint 25c, quart 4Oc; gal Si' (Add Sc to pt and qt and luc to gal for postage and packing.l
 -KM Coolers geith "Gothergo- -
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
DELICIOUS SMALL FRUITS

Si, in your own arbor and enjoy the lingering flavor of bunch of Concord Grapes. Fifty cents will buy sturdy 2-year-old, well-rooted plant. Add 5c for postage and paCking)
 We are also offering some extra choice varieties of Gooseberry and Currant bushes at s0c each, Add Sc each for postage and packing.)
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
LITTLE GREEN ONIONS
 AND HOW THEY GROW

Plant Gerrnain's selected onion sets and grow your own little greens" The mild-havored SilvcrslSins are 30c a pound; red or brown varieties. 25c a lb. (Add Sc for postage and packing.
 = Gsf CermSlH's 1921 Cotaloo =
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16

The first public appearance of the
 Dramatic club, in charge of Mrs.
 Dwight Earl Easley of the Arizona
 School of Music, which took place
 Monday evening, demonstrated the fact that Phoenix can boast of well estab-
 lished dramatic school Among the young people taking part, great deal of ability and well directed talent was exhibited Mrs. Easley, who is from the American Academy of New York known also as the Sargent school, pre- scented the following persons that eve
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
IMPORTED CALADlUMS
 PRIDE OF THE TROPICS

Among the natives of tropical coun- tries the Caladium, Elephants Ear, is prized alike for its beauty and high food value. The famous poi of the Hawaiian islanders is made from the fermented roots of this plant. AS specimen plant 1t has few equals Imported bulbs 3Sc each; $3.50 a dozen, postpaid.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
"PRIZETAKER" PEAS
 FINE NEW VARIETY

You can shell a mess of peas in a jiffy if you plant this splendid new variety. Pods, which range from five to six inches in length, are filled with large peas absolutely unsurpassed in flavor. One pound 75c postpaid
 -"GrQzp Notlr QaUn" -
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
NUvIDA PUTS LIFE
 IN GROWING THINGS

Use clean, odorless, weedless Nuvida Fertilizer on lawns, gardens, shrubs and trees. Now Is the time to start new, luxuriant growth. 25 lbs. SIPS {; so lbs. SIPS; 100 lbs. S4 (Shipped express coliect.)
 -Plant Oregon Seed Potatoes -
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16

Our pre- Columbian settlers have gone. Come with me and visit where they formerly lived. Shake hands with the cliff dwellers who inhabited, enjoyed and constructed homes in the United States prior to the landing of Columbus in I492, who have been in pursuit of game in the happy hunting grounds for the past seven centuries, with what success deponent sayeth not When called upon to hustle up a game dinner on this mundane sphere, they were not equipped with high power rifles, smokeless powder or mushroom bullets. They were out fitted with finger stones. slung shots, bows; their arrows were made from willow twigs, tipped with small flint heads. reliable for neither penetration or accuracy. It is probable they used the old bear house or drop trap idea in securing the necessary meat fol home sustenance-
 Game at that time had less fear oi man or respect for his killing ability It required less skill in stalking anG less accuracy in bringing game to bag There was also an absence of lega restrictions surrounding their efforts No evidence has been found indicating they were possessed of herds or flocks or cultivated grain to a great extent
 They must have depended upon game
 berries, nuts and roots for table deli cacies.
 The homes of American cliff dwell
 CTS were discovered in 1888 by Richart
 and Alfred Weatherell, cowboys il l search of lost cattle on the Mes. 1 Verde range. Riding to the brink o
 deep canyon, they looked across am
 saw secreted in a mammoth cave | half concealed building resembling modern constructed palace of re sand stone. This wonder they name 1 Cliff Palace. Towers. look-outs. kivas | store houses and living rooms were | | evidence. Later investigation of thi | immense home developed a communit | house of over 200 rooms, formerl
 housing a population of over 800 peo ! pie. On the same day a number c different ruins were located, but non
 of sthe other town sites" were equa
 10 their first discovery. CRichar
 Weatherell was recently killed by a Indian in a dispute over water right | in the Chaco canyon.)
 Following the location of the prs
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16

ming: The Misses Kathryn Ludden, Louise Jackson, Norma Brazee, Max well Pendergrass, Mary Eleanor Ewing Minnie Lee Spratlin, Anna Marie Cal vert, Mrs. Nettie Thompson, VIII Mo Fee, Dwight Earle and William Launs- bach
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
"STAR" HAS MANY USES
 IN POULTRY YARDS

Star Poultry Founts may be attached 10 any Mason jar Use in poultry yards for feeding charcoal, grit, oyster shell and as drinking founts for baby chicks. Price 2oc each; 25c postpaid.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
GERMAIN'S SWEET PEAS;
 SUNSET COLLECTION Soc

Seven beautiful varieties-lavender, orange-rose, pink, primrose-buf, bril- liant scarlet, purple all have waved petals. Each variety in separate packet. Entire collection Soc postpaid.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
WISTARIAS FOR BEAUTY

The graceful Wistaria, with its large, pendulous blossoms of blue or white, makes an artistic covering for porch or pergoIa. Hardy plants, either variety, in S-gallon cans special this week at $2 SO.
 ' Get Gersnoi,Is 1921 Cafaloq =
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
RESTORE SONG OF BIRD

When birdie has lost his song, Madam Shafers Song Restorer comes valiantly 10 the rescue. This reliable tonic is also an excellent conditioner to use before the mating season Price 37c- Add Sc for postage and packing
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
CYPHER'S LICE PAINT
 FOR POULTRY HOUSES

Regular applications of Cyphers Lice Paint will rid your flock of these proft-destroyers and keep down germ diseases, such as chicken pox, roup' etc Half gallon Sl; gallon Sl.I5. (Add l0c for postage and paeungD
 = Gff Gertnaih,r 1921 Ca.oIoq-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
WHEN EVERY MEAL
 Is A BANQUET !

Your canaries win relish the sweet, plump grains in GerInain's Mixed Bird Seed. It's good for their systems because il is scientifically blended. Price isc (Add Sc for postage and paeking1
 -Gsf Gsrmair's 1921 Cof1Ioe-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
PLANT DECORATIVE IRIS

The Iris, or Fleur de Lis of France, is one of the most decorative of bulbs. We offer an exceptionally choice selec- ton of Iris in white and light blue al 50c dozen, and deep. r>h purpie al 7sc a dozen, postpaid.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
POLISH AND DlSINFECT
 WITH RADIUM SPRAY

When dusting. use Radium Spray. IL noi only kills all germ life, but also gives furniture a very high polish. Excellent for use h sick rooms, ken nels, etc. Pint zSe; quaTt 45e; gal. $l. (Add 5c 10 pt and ct and i0c 10 gal. sizes for postage and packing.)
 Gel GernaGia's 1921 Cdtaiog-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16

Robert Cain, a farmer living near Peru, Indiana, has formed company with a capital Of S27 GOO in which the officers and stockholders are all mem bers of his family. Sons and daughters will. in this way, draw share of the farm profits every year.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16

The British department of scientific and industrial research announced the discovery of method of drying straw berries. The product Is said to have the appearance of a small reddtSh fie and to have the consistency of raislns.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16

Caproni the Italian airplane inventor plans a giant plane which will carry 300 persons across the Atlantic in thirty-six hours Provisions will be made for dining and sleeping accom- modationS
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
FOR OVER STUFFED FOWLS

Over feeding causes iimberneck. Conkey's Poultry Conditioner will cure this trouble. 42c and S4c (Add Sc for postage and pacldng.)
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16

Reports from the Pacific coast are to the effect that this seasons olive crop will be 4,00o tons lighter than that Of 1919.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
Music

Miss Edith Bishop. promising young viloin student of Robert Saunders played in the public performance of the Dramatic club, Monday evening at the School of Music,
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16

Every page teens with interest If you have garden plot. there ale dozens of wonderful new varieties of vegetables to tempt you - rare new beauties in the floral and plant world to add to your decorative scheme = authentic advice on every phase of planting, fertilizing, pest control, etc, -usable, practical information on poultry raising, care of pet stock, etc, Every farmer-every city man should get a free copy of this valuable book
 - Get GernaiH's 1921 Cdt0log-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16

Mary Louise Maris, Dorothy Stauffer and Charles Macbeth, attractive young pupils of M. Paule Revare, of the School of Music, took part in the cere- monies attendant upon the inaugural ball Friday evening"
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
REVIVE PoLLY's SPIRITS

A few doses of Spratt's Parrot Tonic will put Polly in hne fcttle- She needs a little encouragement at this season of the year Price 2Sc- Add sc for postage and paedns.l
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
TINY CACTUS PLANTS
 IN MINIATURE GARDENS

Quite the ne~rsk Hsing in the way of table decoraxnn zs the miniature garden of diminufive cactus plants It is hard to .eenceivc anything more artistic in appearance. Special com binatious S and Sz5 Shipped Ex- press Collect
 - L..c rare.sla..l..- 2 l....s
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
13 Help him 3roU.

Give your dog a strong. healthy frame by feeding him Spratts Bone Meal. It helps pups 10 grow. } ID. can 4oc. (Add Sc for postage and
 Esed csras9s Do0 Cakes-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16

aWe've just received from Japan some extra choice specimens of the "Auratunl" or Gold Banded Lily. The magnificent blossoms arc crimson spofted white with a distinct golden stripe running thru each petal. Selected bulbs Soc postpaid.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
rHE YOUNG LADY ACROSS THE
 

The young lady across the wsy says she doesn't see how taxes can be re- duced if they're going 10 have enough money on hand 10 refund the Victory bonds when they come due
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-08

THE BIG DRESS SALE
Includes evcey garment in the house, and
we have just received many new dresses for
the sale. The prices have been reduced to
the very lowest.
(Second Floor)
DRESS SPECIAL
Out Of the bargain racks you will find one
assortment Of dresses that have been selling
at $3.50 to $3.50 This entire lot will be
sold regardless Of what they cost. Our idea
is to sell every one Of this lot. Your choice
at the lot, for only ----------------- $3.50
NEW DRESSES
in beautiful Voiles, Organdies, and Dotted
Swisses. An assortment of SO dresses that
are worth $1,000 and Sll.50. This asst. will
be sold et, your choice, for --------- $3.50
SILK DRESSES AT BARGAIN PRICES
Every Silk Dress in the stock will be reduc-
ed in price so that il will be very much to
your advantage to come in and see them.
Fine assortment Of new Silk Dresses in good
quality Of Taffeta and Mcssaline, $3.50 to
$3.50 values They will be sold at 80 Sl6.75
SPORT DRESS
Made Of finest quality Silk. brown embroid-
skirt. $500 dress, for --...------- $1795
FINEST WASH DRESSES
For this sale we have gotten together one
Of the most beautiful assortments Of the
nicer wash dresses that one would want to
see Splendid Materials, Beautiful Styles,
and Priced Wonderfully LOW.
The dresses in this lot are worth from
S24.5O to $500, and are going to be priced,
at from, $l4.50 to ----------------$ $3.50
We ask you to come in and look over this
assortment, even IL you don't want to buy.
We want you to see the splendid values.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-08
LADIES' SILK UNDERWEAR
CAMISOLES AT $1.00

For this sale we have secured fine
assortment of camisoles made of fine
quality silk. This lot will be sold at
o. m
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-08

CAMISOLES AT $1.85.
One assortment Of fine satin and
crepe de chine car1isoles, worth
S2.25, $3.50 and $275 this entire lot
will be sold at $t.85
SILK TEDDiEs $1.95
One assortment Of fine silk crepe de
de chine teddes, worth up to $685.
will be sold at your choice for--$1.95
LADIES v. 3. D. STYLE uNION'
SUITS =.
Ladies 3. W D. style union suits, all
sizes up to "A. All garments that
have sold at $1.75 to $3.50, will be
sold $1.00
All $4.00 garments will be sold n
:. s.ssH, or
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-08
BOYS PANTS AT $l.lo

We have an assortment Of Boys Coodv Pants
Some of them are wool and others are wool mix
ed. They run in sizes from 10 to II, and will be
sold during this sale at $l.lO per pair. They are
really worth double the price, There are so pair
in this lot, so get your order in early
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-08
LADIES' WAISTS

LADIES' WAISTS
We have just received several dozen fine
waists and blouses for this sale. They include all
the new things and the late colors and at the
prices they will be sold at during the sale, every
woman should take advantage of the opportun-
ity and lay in supply.
ASST NO. Consists of fine asst. of Silk
Tricolette over blouses. Several fine colors Sale
Price -..---- $375
ASST. NO. Consists of beautiful line of fine
Ceorgette Crepe over-blouses. All good colors,
and will be sold at t-------------- $3.95
ASST. NO. Consists Of a fine asst. of good
Ceorgette Crepe waists; all colors. Sale
price -- $395
All the Finer Quality Waists Will Be Sold AS
Follows:
$500 Waists, at ----------------------- $ll.95
1850 Waists, at ------------------....--- 9.95
1000 Waists, at ----------------------- 795
$50 Waists, at -----...---------------- 6.95
$50 Waists, at ----------------------- 595
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-08

We overbought Ladies' Summer Silk Skirts and have
trey too many on hand These we have decided sell at
prices that will be very interesting YOU Materials Bar
onet Satin Crepe de Chine Georgete Crepe Printed Crepe
de Chine ETC.
The Entire Assortment viii Be Priced During Tbs Big Sale
UoJfD
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-08
LADIES' WOOL SKIRTS

LADIES' WOOL SKIRTS
This sale offers you splendid opportunity
to get your separate skirts at low price.
White flannel sport skirt Trimmed with
green fannel
$3.50 plain white flannel skirts sale
price ------------ -------------- po9o
$500 wool plaid skirts, reduced to----S9.s5
$3.50 novelty plaid skirts box peated,
sale price -$1z'oo
$1,000 wool skirts. accordlan peated
sale price 7.95
ettOo all wool pleated skirts, saIe----$ 8.95
S $50 all wcoI serge skirts, sale price S 545
) $50 all wool serge skirts, sale price $ 4S5
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-08

THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY YOU
HAVE EVER HAD TO BUY coRsETs
Every day in the year you will find
Warmers Rust Proof corsets comfortable,
fashionable, and serviceable. The max
ers guarantee them to US not to rust,
break or tear. And we guarantee every
corset to you in the same way. THEY
FIT. No matter what type Of figure you
have, you will find Warmers rust proof
corset to fit you in the youthful straight
lines of fashion.
EVERY CORSET IN THE STOCK HAS
BEEN REDUCED to THE ROCK BOT
TOM PRICES. ONE LOT WILL BE
SOLD AT JUST HALF PRICE.
See our guaranteed corset. at the sale
- IN
Evening star., 1921-01-20
Today's News
in Paragraphs

Secretary Wilson defends Posts policy
in deporting radicals. Page /
Senator Jones charges British interests
with seeking ruin of American mer-
chant marine. rage 1
Harding determined to give U. 8. strict
ly partisan government. Page
Threat against U. s. trade abroad seen
in Europe's GOODNESS toward new asso-
ciation of nations. Page
Sitting Of coal competition charged by
Thompson. rage !
Harding to leave for Florida vacation
trip tonight. Page 2
Colored sailor, confessed murderer of
Annapolis nurse, Is being held for
trial. rage
Senate passes District appropriation bill
with $22.000.000 budget. Page 2
Swedish protest on sending Martens to
Russia through Sweden lifted when
agent promises not to tarry there.
Page 2
Italian minister says Italy will fight
proposal for Austrian empire. Page ;
Blue ribbons to be awarded to builders
Of bird houses. Page 4
Bill to establish d. c. traffic court can't
pass this session. Page 10
High school girls dress condemned be-
fore education board. Page II
Atlantic fleet and naval flyers reach
SSAS"s = NAASsA4eAa $500 -zsy eoS . \
Evening star., 1921-01-20
DEFENDS METHOD
Of HANDLING REDS
Secretary Wilson Answers
Criticisms of Posts Policy.
Fair Trial Essential.

A defense of the policy of the De-
partment Of Labor in dealing with
radical aliens. and complete indorse-
ment of the work of Assistant SecTe-
tary Louis F.. Post in carrying out
that policy. was made today by Sec
retary Wilson in a statement replying
to an attack on Post by the executive
committee of the American Legion.
The Secretary's statement was
transmitted by Joseph r. Tumulty'
the Presidents secretary. to Col. Hen
ry D. Lindsey. chairman OF the le-
Rion's executive committee. IL was
designed as a reply to Iormal re-
quest for the dismissal OF Post, Whicn
was presented at the White House
tee In ptarsuance Of resolution adopted
at tho last annual convention VI the
legion. ..-..3.
Z, Il !. Trae Anerfean.
Louis F. Post is one Of the trtest
Americana + have ever come IN eons Z
tact with" said Secretary Wilson's
statement. He is thorough be-
liever In democracy; He has no sym gym, :
who believes in. advocates or teaches
the use of force to overthrow the
government of the United States. He
has however, a profound bei1eI IN
and reverence for. the Constitution
of the United States. including the
part which provides for It's own
amendment. He has. therefore. 1aitn-
fully carried out the Instructions
given by me as Secretary OF LABOR
concerning deportation cases. iney
are, in substance. as follows:
"1. No person shall be arrested
except upon sworn a.hdavH oaseu
,,non infornaf fiOn and hellc1.
Given a Fair Trial.
"2. No person. when arrested shall
be held incommunicado.
"'3. Every person arrested snail be
entitled to counsel Immediately upon
being taken into custody.
".1. They shall be confronted Win
the evidence. and shall be permitted
to furnish testimony and be heard IN
their own behalf.
as. Excessive bail shall not be re-
quired.' -.
erty having been provided. II 1t IS
then shown by the evidence lhat any
alien is deportable under the so-cailed
anarchistic laws, we will deport him
with as little compunction as we
would attack an invading enemy. We
will not deport any one simply De-
cause he has been accused or because
he is suspected of being a red We
have no authority to do SO under the
"Mr. Post has faithfully carried out
these instructions, and I am satisfied
ranks among the ablest and best ad-
ministrative officers in the govern
ment service"