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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-01-17
MOSCOW, IDAHO, TRAINS


NY associated Pressl
MOSCOW, Idaho, Jan. 17.-Train-
~g table has been opened for the
osketball squad Of the University
" Idaho here this year,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-01-17

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan, IL
The Japanese sentry who shot Lieu
tenant Langdon at vladivostok gave
his version of the affair before the
Japanese court Of inquiry, coincid-
ing with the dead officers anti
mortum statement, said a disDatch
from Admiral Gleaves at Manila
The sentry has been recommended
for court martial, the dispatch
added.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-01-17
WANTS BOTTLES BACK

lOS ANGELES, JAM, l7-William Duncan has oilefeu
OF $500 for the arrest OF the thieves who ofOKe
smO, S home and stole furs ewery-and six bottles none
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Dark Of TREE NOT Woo6
seisWtise csrrsses u lmeseeaaea
Which hss Isa0 0esN aeeee -
lsoo WD0oay te0aa.

Bark % trees asa sAsubs eesyes
spoods with The sA11 - animals. Due
It isn't wood. according b 80 seisos
tist. and It Isn't fssDsd - Wee1 Z
formed. Il eovsss ~ WeeA a. 4 =
genefally IN sasy 0ateee b sepasa1e
the bark from The wood Hsao ~
juts and Aax ars an bask-the oee1loA
covering oe certain ve0seab,s gsswthA
Bari 10 composed e tAsse laysss q
tiss0e. TAe insi6e layoe eeo1oees ~
b ths plant. and uo6ee Q uaSnley1a1
giaas b ssea b - 0a1s - e III
Absea. Then tAses = ~ "SFosa ssaAs
- II u called. anA TT aloo b oheouo
aad hsaps fssd ~ Dlaak. Tas eoos
~ layer b esek, - y really 1eok
that r. tAsss essk esl1s AsvsssD ~
- tDaediately. - 80 really sooD
saly . dead tEee wAea ~ looAs q ~
bark. TIE eoek e eeoaescs y -
bark Of q certain kiad q treDscal tsa1
bat ths outer layer q ba1k - ~ hoeo
is technically knewa - eesk. ~ ~
little cells going - 1aks Il - aG0
ealled esek. i,
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0vsh - New OH Strike.

E1dorado. Ark.-Scencs Of Califor-
MIA In ~. Of Cripple Greek and Of the
Klondike are bclng rs-enacted here
mo<isrnlsed to great extent, II V true
but typical Of The craving Of man for
great wealth quickly attained. on u
the answer. Eldorado was Q auiet,
conservative town Of 1000 inhabltaAta.
manifesting some Interest II the peoo.
pectins for oil u ths vieiaity. w pei-
unarily latent - p0sSuinG The svoo
tenor ot its ways - Q farmias ee0p
0unity.
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oa~1lts rsrrsr,ss sa~sa crus.

Buenos Aires.-Damass estimated at
many millions Of pesos has bssu
caused By the deprsdations Of outlaws
who are pillaging. buruias erops and
ranches. destroying agricultural nA.
cAiseey and kiliing aaA tsrrosising u.
habitants at Santa Csss. DtspateAss
~ thsss baads now asgrsgate meea
than Loo msa. 1Ae outlaws aso said
virtually b eoatroa ths whois iateesos
Of - teesieesy - fAr - Gale. 20.
lice Aso said b - helpioes.
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MURGuIA TAKES FIELD.
oArTLG 70 REPORTED OETWEEN
NG0GL AND NATIONAL FORCES.
ogNERAI WHO COMMANDED
eoRpER UNDER cARRANzA
OPPOSES o0Re0oN.
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III Pas0, Texas, ian. 14.-t&ncrpl
Francisco Murgui,. commander Of the
northern zone Of Mexico under the
carrnnxa regime. hns taken the field
in opposition to the government Of
President ObregOn.
Official dispatches to Consul Gencr-
nj Montes de- Oca In FL PnsO received
tell Of 4 hattie between the Murguia
forces and those Of the government IN
the state Of San Luis P0tosi. The rrb
RI general fled. pursued by federal
troops, after eight Of bis men had been
killed and number wounded.
Aurguia, who had been In prison In
Mexico City since the death Of Car
rama last May, was recently released
~ bail. Shortly after his release he
disappeared and was t'eiieveti to have
fled The country.
According to news received at the
consulate here, Carransista agents
have been spreading revolutionary
propaganda In many OF the 9arrisons
In the interior Of Mexico. Thus far
ths only result reported has bsen an
iaclpient revolt IL the garrison at
Puebla, followed By the arreet Of three
generals aud three cOl0nelx who are to
nc cOuIt.suartialed.
Nexico Clty.-The village Of Tulan-
cinso. In the state Of Hidal9o, was the
scens OF 4 demonstration by 200 SOL
diers. led by Captain Teruei. chief Of
the garrison. The soldiers committed
,lepredations In the town and then fed
nOrthward.
Federal forces from Pachuca, twea.
ty.four miles west Of TulRncingO. were
rushed to the scene.
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,kesp e.ae ~ ter oraes.

WasAiMgt0u.-Thc American flag
druplug the casket Of ali soldier dead
returned from EurHsc may be retained
b. the relatives II tine body II sent to
Tie family home foe burial. The flag
shsald uot be buried With the body Il
II used TO drape. but should remain In
place uatil Just beforc the csoains Of
ths fuaeral. Il n tAst, tO he removed.
'rhls h the practire ~ hurials At na.
tionai cemeteries and the One which
should prevail at other MILITARY funer.
nls.
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cesvsss ssre.aI.rs At p,.a q suss

cs~vsse ousesN1ses at Ptsa u OHds.
Chicago.-M the plea Of hts bride.
James Accisvey. ~ escaped coovict.
savs himself " - ths police and will
return to the Js,Iet penitenttary. frou,
which he flsd last May. to serve out
asnteocs Of from oas year to life
for robbssy. Mn. Aeelsvsy cried and
cluas to her hussand At parting. but
aasarsd him that she would walt until
he WAS free. however long II might be.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
tss.d s~ LyasA,as cAsrss.

Jasper. Ala.-Lsslis West, q taxicab
driver Of Holly Grove. Was arrested u
coansctioa With ths lyachiag Of Wil-
liam Baird. yosaH ceal niasf. whs was
being held u ~ walkss csuaty jail
awaiting trial In c0unsct3ea VITA ~
kiiiiAs Of James Norris. Nat3eaal
0uArdsnan, near Nauvoo. BAIRD was
takea iron ths Jail by small party of
nAeee1 0sn to . leosly SPOT tArss
0Dss nostA q Jasper asd shet to
1satA. Moro than tweaty bullet holes
Wore fouaA II Ne body
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vvss oeSsr Admits Wsmsa.

Milwaukee. wis.-The first national
ronvention Of the Order Of Cameis.
founded year ago to combat prohIbl.
tlon Influences, voted 10 admit women
to newbershlp. The program was eu.
lares1 to include . fight against the
Sunday blue law and the proposed an.
f'.cisarette campaign.
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saad,ss shsss rArss.

Dallas. Texas-Three u,su wsrs
shot. eos Of them fatally. here toaight,
whsa ok autosnoblls bandits held up
the jackson street sub. postOfflce sta.
tloa and esaped with two pouches
ceotaiaing inutilated paper money val
Aed 1t &eS,00O and a. undetermined
amount Of outgoing registered mall
and negotiable paper. The bandits
carried out their work In the presence
1t $50 postal smployts.
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asss war n ossrs,a.

Atlanta, 0a.-Threats against -.
gross In Hall county. where racial d.
turbaness occurred several times, have
resulted In hundreds Of them seeking
refuge in 0ainesvills. the county sat.
and q serious industrial and agrieul.
tural sltuatioa In that part OF ~
STATE has resulted. according to ~
ports to Gsvernor Dorsey By citissns
OF Hall county. No viole1cs has bssa
reported. Ths trosbls IN Hail county
started early hast year when nsgro
lodge halls were burned, and last fall
warnings that "Ne seSross will b. pss.
mlttod 10 remain nosth e the ChAtta.
hsechss river II Hail cosnty" wses
posted.
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assasse q os,s~sa,s Lassshed.

New York.-A natioa-Wide rouoAuo
ef all Oriental ineliHibiss has beeA
launchsd. THIS announcement wa0
made at Eilis Island By Leo Asoosll.
CHEZ 0sporting aesat Of the In1igra'
ton Service. Swssping ee0sss fes
such Q roundup have been tssssA as
washinstsa aaa . special foeee y b
be assigned 10 ths wosk. T. u. Klins
Of The Bsrsau Of lmmisratioa Of tAe
Dspartnsat Of Labor will have cen.
mand q the work and viii start cut
from Washington with . staff Of u.
porting ascnts for y tour Of the South
and West.
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DECISIVE MAJORITY FAvoRs CUT
IN SPITE OF pERsHiNa's
RECOMMENDATION.
SET 10000 MAXIMUM
vorG TAKEN After oGN. PR.
sHIMo AND sIcRGTARv oAkGR
PRoTgsr DECREASE.
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WsshingtOn. Jan. 15.-By q decisive
ina jOrity the Senate voted in favor OF
reducing the regular army to l5O.OO
men. 1t adopted a. an amendment to
the resolution proposing to stop recruit
ing until the army is cut to 17aOO0, q
proposal by senator I.enroot, Repub-
lican, Wisconsin, that the permanent
figure be 10000.
Should Senator Phelan fail In bis
endeavOr to bring about recOnsidera-
ti00 the resolution will 60 to the
House.
Chairman Wadsworth Of the MILL
tary affairs committee did not ask for
. roll call on the resolution, because
the Senate y few minutes before. BY =
vote Of ~ to y. adopted motion Of
Senator Lenroot, Republican. Of Wis
cOnsin. fixing the army's maximum
limit at 10000. thereby rejecting the
committees proposal to make the fiG-
ure 176.OOO.
This vote was taken, although Gen.
eral Pershing and Secretary Baker. at
an executive session with the military
affairs committee just before the con-
vening Of the Senate. objected to any
serious cut In the size Of the army.
General Pershlns suggested 100000 ~
the minimum limit.
Senator New, Republican. II Indi.
ana. member Of the military affairs
committee. who introduced the orig.
inal reduction resolution, declared
that be did not consider the 10000
limit "eithcr expetlient or safe." while
Chairman wadsworth expressed op.
position to what 10 q very drastic
reduction Of our military establish.
ment."
Senator. Dial. Dsmocrat, Of eouth
Carolina. asked II the number Of Of.
fieers was affected and the chairman
responded that the 'only way to dis
charge Officers 10 BY death or court.
martial for dlshouorable conduct or
bad debts."
Several amendments regulating the
application Of the reduction were
adopted. the most important Of which
would require the War Department
to maintain all services on an eQual
basis. equal to 5SM per cent Of the
total strength In each branch conten.
plated by existing army reorsanixa.
tiOn statutes. Another would author.
isc the discharge Of any enlisted man
upon his application. II approved by
the secretary Of war. Committee e.
tlmates were given the Senate that
the present size Of the army. about
rs, 600 men. would be reduced under
The resolution By eniiatnsent expira-
tiea - 10000 By next December.
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cAseees Oaks q cs,ms Wavs.

cAjeo0e oaiNe oR celsNe Wavs.
Caieago.-Chief q Police Fitxmos.
RI, Mayer Thonpsoa. tie crime con-
aissssa, ths newspapsss and m awak.
eued publie spirit are producing ~
suits 10 The battle with crime condl.
tlons. Murders have decrcased 81 per
seat. burSiarses 10 per cent and rob
hesies Q pr ceat during 1870. ~ con-
parsa witt 1919. Automobile thefts,
however. lncseassd IS per cent. These
are ~ official figures presented BY
Col. Heary Barrett Chamberiin, Oper.
atiag director ot the Chicago Crime
Comualo1loa.
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says Y. Z. rhssatsest cvba.

washingtoa. - CharEss that tAs
STATE Dspartsssnt WAS "nakins threats
against the Cuban eovesumsat" to PIE.
vent ths ISSUANCE Of permits for wsst.
esn Unloa cable landings o. the leland
were made before Q Senate eonnlttes
By Nswcomb Caritsa. prssidsat Of he
Western Uaioa Company. Nr. Carton
declared ths department WAS "psssu.
lag to the point Of persecution" ~
differences WITH ths company over ths
attempt to land ths cable from BaEba.
doA which. he said, would cstAblish a
new line Of communication with South
America.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
Tvse vaNiss Gseape Ivesss.

New Yerk.-Twe American relief
wostsrs. G. H =. Crathosa Of Boston
aud Martha L Weaver u La Junta.
Colo, Who had bssa virtual prisonsrs
of TurkiGA NatiosAlists in Urfa. Asia.
tic Turkey. sincs last August. have -.
caped aad now arc rsturning to the
Unltod States. A cable message ~.
ceiveo at headquarters Of the Near
East relief hsre said that Cnthorn
aad Weaver made their way safely to
Alspoo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
vfAeee Reesa.blanee oeepe.

Wheee NeesmblaNee oesQA
That Miss Gahbleigh reminds ne
a q church bell. only she hasn't tie
sense OF enc"
"What do you meant"
well. q church bell has IN empty
head and . long tongue. but It u dis
Greet enough not to speak until It's
tolled."-Bogton Transcript.
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y. .. Rstvss Ferss s~ rhine.

Washington. - Reduction Of the
Anseican forces Of occupation In Ger.
many from 1900 to 5000 has been
ordsssd by the War Department. Sec
fstasy Baker has written to Represen.
tativs ByrnsA Democrat. SOuth Caro-
llsa, that the reduction already was
under way. He adeisd that the ulti.
mate withdrawal Of the entire force
was q matter ''foe future consldera.
tioa." The cost Of operating the force
of 1900 was approximately $4,000 q
day. Mr.. Baker said. but under the
terms Of the armistice Germany must
ray tho maintenance costs.
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MOVEMENT TO
CUT DOWN Waste
INDUSTRIAL WASTE 10 sUDJEoT
0GFoRg AMERICAN GNol.
NEERlNo COUNCIL
STRIKES CAUSE LOSS
CONSERVATION OF LABOR 10 BIG
QUESTION FACING WORLD
TODAY.
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New York, Jan. ia nationwide
movement to conserve labor and stop
Industrial waste has been started BY
Herbert Hoover and his assistants In
the American Engineering Council Of
the Federated American Engineering
Societies. A committee on the ellmi.
nation OF waste In Industry has been
formed and will work with labor or.
sanisations. chambers Of commerce
and other organizations to bring about
working conditions and to promote
harmonious relations between en-
ployer and employees.
To offset the loss to the world Of
millions Of men through the ravasss
Of war Is ths task Of the industrial
engineer, says . statement issued BY
L. w. Wallace Of Baltimore. vice chair.
man Of this committee, called by Mr..
Hoover one of the most important In.
struments through which the engineers
Of America will carry out 4 far.reach-
ing program Of public service.
This loss does not affect the pres.
ent, but future for generations TO come
will realize the loss Of these men and
their potential prosperity" the indus'
trial engineer must devise said Mr..
Wallace. ITO offset this los. the II
dustrial engineer must devise nsw
plans, new methods and new equip.
ment.
ITO offset this loss, the engineer
must give consideration to dsvisins
means Of using that large army Of
Industrial handicaps, men and women.
who, through accident or through mis-
carriage Of the laws Of nature. are lack.
Ing in some ESSENTIAL faculty Of ssass.
A close analysis Of the Job Of work
to Be done In modern industry will
disclose that In the modern industrial
plant there Il an opportunity for men
and women With every sort Of handi.
cap imaginable, to DO successfully
some piece Of work. 1t II the duty and
responsibility Of the engineer to ~.
lieve industry and society Of sseA sx-
pense and loss, BY making 1t possible
for men, however handicapped, to ind
useful employment.
'.The strike II q very large source
Of waste Of human labor. Millions, !
do not know how many millions Of
hoars Of labor, are lost each year
through strikes. Al Of this loss could
b conserved u The strike could bs
entirely eliminated. but we % not
believe that this viii ever cone to
pas.
I'm rscsnt weeks w have heard
mucA abost ths efficacy Of Industrial
Democracy. Of shop committees. q
Senate and House plans, Of collective
barEainins. and Of panaceas for an
labor problems. During tie saDe p.
Rod w have had striking examples
Of the inadsQuacy Of all thess plans.
Industrial democracy b . misoemee
unless falsiy and hoasstiy applied
Collective bargaining u great danger
u wroasiy applied and 10 uesd - -
iaotsunsnt q astocfatic power"
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va,ssa ssssss 10 osshsse.s' Gtsa

Waahington.-The worlds largest
single collection Of bachelors now ID
Included within the population Of c0n-
tinental United States, . Forthcoming
official analysis Census Bureau n
ports In expected to show. The analy'
sis may reveal nearly 100000 bschs.
lors, estimates indicated. counting oil
unmarried males over 10 years VI see.
Western states and cisies harbor most
Of the bachelors.
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Hall's Caeasrh Msdlica.s

TAsss wAs ass u. . "ssa Asv." sea11.
f.. - ~ ~, ,asssss .sSss sSss Sssss.s 4: ssessss
~ sss!ss. - 80 ssss ~ Sesves ~ g. "
e1,,ossssA & sss:a1t3sSs3 SssSaa.ss
Ioo3e eA4 0ooo0 eueoDoe. aaA aseD tAgOaGS
& -, to rc7SsoSG Il n S6S1nsS
- toge6el4G aGslal eea1e11aA
3x H. . q. os.?f NE ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
ASKS HELP OF EUROPE
AID IN oUrP,TTiMo GERMANS
TO WIPE OUT DoLsHGvikl.
GENERAL LUoEMooRe WARNS
THAT CAMPAIGN MUST %
WAoGo ON SOVIET.
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Berlin. Jan. 13.-A military alliance
between Germany and the entente to
crush B0lahevism has been urged BY
General Ludsndorff. former quarter.
master general Of the German arnbeA
Ludendorff declared that soonsr Of
later western Europe must msst ~
"soviets' armed combat" A dsfsnsivs
policy 10 useless, ~ declared
The general estimated tAat Q tsees
Of at least 100000 mou woslA b ~.
Quired to crush the Red military forces
and hinted that Germany eeula sappay
a large part Of the force u II were
equipped and malntainsd By ths allies
control Of supplies, be said.
Beriln.-"Communism iu Russia \
robberism It tolerates impsisonDsat.
persecution and execution without
trial It has brought Russia starvatieo.
disease and death. There 70 no eoveea-
ment. 1t 10 worse autocfaey than
csaristic government and I lived
there for over twenty years uaoee tAs
csar," n. .Schwatts, American socialist
Of San Francisco, recently released
from four months imprisonment 10
Moscow. declared.
With his wife, known twenty years
In America ~ = socialist worker ~
der the name Of Jessie n. Aolle, ~
went to Russia last June and attended
the second congress Of the Third h
tsrnationals.
The couple wsrs thrown into prison
AUG. 9 because they failed to approve
coalitions In Russia. They were ~.
leased Dec. 3 after Mr.. ScAwarts
wsnt on . hunger strike, and sent y
Lenine. Tr0tsky and Tchltcherin -.
tification that ~ preferred to have
her death advertised to the working
classes of America than suffer furthes
hardsAlps at the hands Of The Boashs.
Wiki. whom she had believed exponeats
ss s:,! ,s',.e; u .s.,t. :. The ''s'' 'h' a.
Loodou.-Skeastoa soviet eovesa.
meats for Rumania and Poland have
bssn prepared and are ready 10 folleW
Bolshsvik troops into Poland and n.
mania, according 70 0eocow sswsDa-
pers received u London.
"A POlish soviet govsrnneat 10 ready
to move from Moscow to Kieff with
the general staff Of the white Russian
eommunist army" according to sss
ueWspAper.
The white Russian army was rspset-
Cd 70 be In course OF or1anisatiea now.
Il 10 believed to Constitute ~ tleops
reported concentrating At Kisff and
preparing f0rtificatioas to Withstand .
possible Ukrainian revelt
TIE proposed Runaaiaa and Poi.
lsh governments were said 70 have
been compsete,l 10 detail. 0oos Polish
sympathisers with tAs soviet aims
were said to have bssa selected for
minor posts.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
Jsse - ssspssas Nm.

4 Jew n 411oea wa0 ee6agUa tWsaty
stroeso WttA ~ kneae n WalDDlng.
mn Was alGo JsW. . ~ eeAee MS
a1oe - sbaoafs~ ~ a1Alf 6ee 30oo0
roaA3A.
h Was assaAosl Tat ~ 90 sAsuIl
msgsly esaek ~ WAip WAlae ~ otAee
sesaDsd 1A1o Was de0e alAseoso
tl1eo-b0e ~ tWsatjeeA 0tsoko Was
WV "a ~ - tAatr eEssl ~
viet10.
~ lse yea realise WAot Q basEalD
~ haVo ~" ~ othoe 0all.
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I'M css,,sss,a.


Upto0 0toe3air oaj0 ct q Pa0Aloo6
~: :.
IN tAis matter e ths AisA esst so
uviag thsre b 80 tAl1g WA1sA ~
all hevs got b - That = tAlss WAs8.
Q 0oaloc@"
Hses NJ. sanelair snuek ~ ~
tsbis . rssssndiag WAaek WblA ~
It.
-"Whso Q dealae oG1D - q -
oeeitaAt peSeo fse a essential oee1do
tAao-
TAs .ovstist's sys AasAsA. ~ -
sl1ared Ais jaw Fssso1esly.
-S1Asa tAeso = notA1aG 6oe - q
- b9t leavs ~ r1oealS sAso 81
bay ~ ssssatial ast3eDe Ho0 aaeeAG(
doaloe % ~ aaDo GDogSoon0e 0ogune
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
MISTAKE N THE LOCATION
0ssp.es Vvaiees's Asssstisa, Teavsiss
Was oeavlaeed TAsy Wses In
tAe vereN0 AeesN.

Ths late William Dean Howslls was
vsey fond Of travsling in spain. H
eoes said o. his return frs0 Anda.
tusia:
The spaniards. especially ~
sostAesn spaaiards, have saeenoss
famiiiss. 8gkt eSlldrsa q ths avsr.
go. and families ef 10 and II cAia-
drso are auist eo0oeo.
But tAsy dsat know bow b raiss
these children. They take babies 4
thres OF four uonths travoliag VITA
thsa. In every hotsl and train thsee
ars surs b b - many bsbiss -
adults.
r was ushered ooe svAoins b. q
Malaga walter ipto ~ isety 0aEbie
aad bseoss EestauraAt oe Q sanptuess
hetsi. Ths rsstauraat was crowded
WITH babies.
"This u eur dining Aall, ssose.'
saA tAs waleee ee0Qlocsatiy.
Il pat NJ hands - ~ sass.
"Yosr diaiAg hallr I saiA Deat
~ mean year bawi reoor"
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~ saDsv)eeS

Leed Haig eeatssDss that WAa1es14
esoesat - ~ Aavo ~ ss0De10
bic Deowosg - ~ ~ to1D ~
kilje1 n ~ rs0as4 - . Dssossg1eo1q
at T. A1dEew2 WAe ~ WaeeAoo ~
peay.
"Wesl d." - sa34 q ~ - q
~ rsaaA s3ss Q ~ ~ ~ - q
tAas ye'se Q bsetse ss10se tAaa ~ -
. eeW1se.s
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20

4 nas y sss.ssA - btsssv tssuh,a
WAeo tAego ~ - ua1y D6eplo -.
lo00 - g1vo Il AVA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-29
WEEK in COTTON
MARKET STRONG
Largest Deliveries on Any One Day
in Years on Tuesday

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The action OF
the cotton market during the past
week has been largely attributed to
events connected with the final clos
ing out Of the January interest Tues
day was the last day of trading in
contracts for delivery during the pres
ent months and ntices were issued
representing about $4,000 bales of cot
ton, the largest number reported on
any one day for several years. AL
together, tenders on January amount
ed to about 10000 bales, representing
a very substantial increase In the
local warehouse stock. There We're
rather sharp final fluctuations in the
January price, but the leading long
interests continued to receive the no.
tices, and since then uncertainty as
to the disposition of the cotton taken
up this month has led to considerable
March liquidation. As a result, there
mas been tendency toward increas-
ing late month premiums, as many
sellers of March have been buyers of
May, July or October Except for OPP
erations of that kind, the volume of
business has been comparatively
small, while the talk around the floor
and the market letters of commission
houses have suggested rather a nerv-
GUS and unsettled sentiment. This
has been due in some measure, no
doubt, to unfavorable trade advices
from abroad and the absence of ex-
port demand, while there have also
been reports that recent reactions in
raw cotton had rendered buyers of
cotton goods more conservative There
were reports on Thursday of an i'm
proved tone in Manchester, but they
We're followed by less favorable ad-
vices today including rumors that
mills in the Blackburn settlement of
Lancashire would close down for an
indefinite period. The break in the
market for bar silver was considered
an unfavorable factor with reference
to prospects for Manchester business
with the far east. but Bombay cable
adyices have reported a subsistence of
religious disturbances and the reop-
ening of markets there. The census
repor, showing 12,016. 465 bales, ginned
prior to Jan. 16, was about as expected
and without any apparent influence
on the weeks market.