Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
|D. B. HEARD TO
 |EUROPEFOR B|G @TTON MEET
Mrs Heard And Bartlett Heard And Bride In The earSy-60-Day Europ- can Tour Planned To Follow

can Tour Planned To Follow
 Ae wrrr NF tlar American delegates te ttr >rco-e Ncrtd's Cotton confer vnrwA ao se head at Liverpool and Naretre~r<-. England. from June l3 an 4G~e -- D~xht E. Heard will ~uF~ Nfas wNw-sn< for New York. N4e. w1sh cther American dele mM~w~ MsemEt @Se an number. he and tes ENr~x ~-8 sal on the Adriatic ~ve ~a-<- w~-sa'x Cotton confer eere uz< ae16 in New Orleans in the AnN VI T*HN Tor tsre purpose of bring A4A1tnsa. Fa~nllucssrn and manufacture aa~raa3h ra1e world More than 90 sstscrss ~<re re1xc~en-esi. and it was aMHaacf ar aoaa a Worlds Cotton con- s.E4ns4 seerx s~o years At the mmmwWsanharx renfcrcnce in England n ssr4czt.s that about 5000 dele 14srs wa4 te present.. representing e~wr~ scarrre cf shiS rrcat world in zEs<~ tro-1 tfe producing group sAmmn m&i he representatives from Nr4rssa Tera- R-zzil India South Arsf14A Earx4'- ard China and the eN- egs1EEA~ SNsEurmsrtre of the conference aas r1-csrr Mr Heard as the chair mmm uE taur rsrcdacers' committee.
 nr sazsss1r rc America most of the Mm~nennam c~anmsrssx NsH he represent eE fx 9e1rrarr< rerresenting the mar <F<aa< @=1 rnar1tacturing groups in HNn wrnrnm~ trade from England, Bel esrzn- Fr4-ce. Scotland. Italy. Cze- asma-~1orak1a and Germany
 Cn~<e-e-ce ir Two Parts
 TAc c,a1ferpnce Is divided into two wnw~w. tme Egrxs sessions being held at tEr1rr-ea cro-n June Is 10 June 15, Hnar Hn' aamar< day being given 10 the s'~rsrss ,--serx of fe1egztes- The sec zmt r~cr-znn CT fke copference opens err -EE-inS center. on June 16, mN--r afeer a tw0-6ay session there s- zuuc 6sSs spent on entertain ~nrr4 fn~ rAe deiAgares in inspect mU 1fae ETwsE manufacturing industry. MIG zt-e Se<Ssan usii conclude at Man ~Ar~Hr~ on 3mme ef and os
 razr tlrSt president of the worlds eamrsEez~mre us@s SIT Herbert Dixon, ma~n t@s1 N-rFcre the New Orleans 4E $AM Elrer valley conditions. and wNs E-eas,r impressed with the re- mamr&smhae rvTpe ef cotton produced in NNr <nr-hme<t Sir Herbert. Dixon adre a Few months ago. and the sec wsr9 mrmr4&S cpr1ference will be pre- zs1e>z oeer tr Lord E-nmott of Old aanmh. En0lanz. who. for many years. hr-~ Hr~r closely identified with the snAaaN snannsnx industry
 ~ A-Nertcan delegates. about 25o e. E1maxr. Uil meet in conference an EAnr TAersrxxawAnfa hotel New York. cr rar a and 4a- On the evening of E4.m ~4~1 "a banquet viii be held at wAsrA rase Hon. FHoke Smith former z S Srnztc- from Georgia, will a~r~a@r. ana st which addresses are rsrsec<rz fro<n Vice President Cool shNeA Seczwrarx of Agriculture Wal saf~- and Ir- Hoover. secretary of
 Tear Of 50 Days
 rf~ and Nr<. Heard on their trip an~xsM& mE1 he accompanied by Mir. 4-re Mrs Bartlett Heard. whose mar ra3nm ms1 Ae celebrated on May 26 at ste x,cuntry home Of A. C. Bart se1z S- Lake Geneva Wisconsin
 Afam~ aaae close ot the Worlds Cot -cr cc1ferrrce the party will take a xmsAslnn trsn of about 50 days. prob- aMex washing In Scotland the battle tsezts rn thc western front. and the mr@ rwrmhltc cf Czccho- Slovakia utz-e S,rne o< the finest cotton spin rE rrsH< tn the world are now To- sNFrs rrcar tsc city of Prague, ana @a a.r1rrr.s.7e their European Nisi
 
 rn,e 1-zsssn Alps the entire party re 1Hm~ 1x -a Fhcea1N the first week il :~4~<s-zeer-
 Nr Heard. speaking yesterday o sase rsnr ferNnce- said. T feel that tn 14-ezcH1-< conference will afford al eaamrMtaomai opportunity 10 all of u ~ene ruzr participate in it. The cot ecr ir1aSs-T and all the ramifica taNm< rF tho cotton trade presen
 
 ~~rmagssS reaching from the most re -eree parts of the earth to the cen razS mF Fsnance and trade and tn ssreae~- S<.c.tor of world thought~ on re-S as <sch a conference is of in eTrSr tm-rreSf
 t-se-e<sed in Pima Cotton.
 -*'am<akserlnE the small amount c sssstrm ur urcd0Ce here in compari son w lth fszc worlds total production Er@at ss.teres. Is taken in our produc tsx tts sniuneT-S of The world. for tn rmM@nm 4hzs this iS practically tn rnrr astStrfrt today where an excep rsessa .rr hsEh class of cotton of uni Form sgaGtv. groNn from careful srserze1 and government inspecte s4g.&. Is slroducea.
 -u~sr- tlae worlds economic con asesars especially the rates of eN .|fzarrr are ucs now favorable for tf laxs.rr. of our cotton tc the fine spin ~r~-~ cF England. France. Belgium Suz-zer-ard and Italy. in most mA6rM countries this cotton has bee s-@-a u-fte marked success the tin s f,rrrirc. in my opinion. when thos -r~mrrx rF fine fabrics will again ! f- f7.e r1arke- for Pima cotton b' +rmn nF fs~ superior quality. and sr rsnlrC that during the confe .a g shah he able to increase Il - r<f oF car foreign frieutls N Egyptian cotton" m DECENT pIIpUG