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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
MEAT PACKERS CHARGE
"DlSASTER' Is IMPENDING
Write Mr:uhrrs Of Congress Federal
Trade iIody Hurts HusincsS
with RcpUris

-.SliiNGToN, Jan. l7-Thc In
St!tule OF American Meat Packers
mas sent TO all members or Congress
. communication IN which IL is
CHARGED serious disaster threatens
INC Nv" stock industry Of America
as "A ynscqUcnce OF IN. .deiib.ro, @
circulation in foreign countries hy.
IN" Federal Trade Commission OF It's
American packers"
TN" BRUSH rpv"rnmcnt has begun
us campaign ia captur" tile world
vide trad. Of American meat packing
companies. and therefore tn. rNpor,
business OF All the liv" stock raiscrs
ana farmers OF the United States .
SAID Norman Draper. packers repre-
sentative.
III" members of Congress wer" sup
pied with an interim report on
meat. presented TO the British par
Lament hy a committee. II is claimed
by tn" PACKERS that this report pro-
poses cii sctiN" stops bc taken 10 pre-
Nent American PACKERS from extend
ins their business
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"OM MY OWN INITIATIVES
SAYS MCCORMICK OF TR'f
senator tcturns Ia America tbUa Il
Liner 1nprrator-t.ors to
Washington Today.
ty United EcNy.l

SEN YORK. Jan I'll went over
!" London ana Paris 10 see and lis
zen and observe, and saw and !js-
t"mcd and observed. all on my own
Initiatives"
senator Mcd.li Mccormick had MOTH
i'g - say .gardiug lis trip to Eu-
rope. which brought him into contact
with officials nigh in twu goycrE-
mcnts. and who received him with
sufficient warmth "a give rise 10 ro-
ports chat senator Mccormick was a
Semiomiciai agent OF President Elect
Harding
ON questions OF disarmament SEN
nior Mccormick was silent. but this
mas been reported 10 Lee on. Of the
matters n" discussed from ,hr stand .
point o: the incoming ad,nlu!sira-
ton
Senator Mcco:mick was taken
ashor" from IN" liner Impcrator hy
special authority. ANA the rest o,
tn" pas s"nr-rS mad 20 spend the nigh;
on tn" ship In New YorI harbor.
with a bitter winter wind shrlcking
through her rigging. IL goes to
WASHINGTON Tuesday.
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STOCK MARKET TRADE
COMPARATIVELY DULL
Total transactions Amount to Less
Than lialf-Miiiion Shares
for Days Session.
PRICE CHANGES IRREGULAR
bright Feature Is tcviva u7
Strength and Activity in Copper.
Advances Average One Point,
Nearly Every Issue Participating.
ny Iil,oAuAN NALL.

NEW YORK. Jan. li.-Trading in
m, ,itci.: market ,oGay wns CON
amounting TO less than 500.oo0 shares
and representing almost entirely the
',p'iati'hS OF proieSsioh4l noor
tradcrs. The general list failed TO
display amy evidence OF moving den.
nlt.ly In one direction or the other
"cspitc the favorable Federal reserve
laht week. i'ricc changes were ir
regular. lo1Scs and declines being
about evenly divided. some special
ti"F, such rs General Asphalt Gen.
orht Electric auh Texas Pacific coal
ana on showed activity ana strength.
one bright feature In today's aes-
SION "as The revival OF strength aud
ACTIVITY IN the stocks Of c.uper com
phni"s Advances averaging about a
point We're scored by pTuciically
eyer issn. in ihis sroup. Scnec.,
copper Was tn. most active. with
Anaconda and tthh iHvpritcs. Seneca
ros- 10 Il nov hiet price FOR this
movement In anticipation Of a re-
port On TIA" property hy j Park"
Claiming. the eminent mining cngi-
ncor. In connection with the strength
oi the cOpp"rs TuinorS wcr" current
That IN" img"rtant producers, hay"
metal, which VIII hc held for higher
prices. II was also stated that The
Swiss government would bo In the
market Tor "A substantial amount ui
m" metal as soon ;ts the negotiations
under way looking 20 the n"tatiul!
OF another Swiss loan are successfully
concluded
Strength OF Texas Pacific Coal and
on was attributed TO improved tech
meal market condition OF the shares.
large block OF which MAS recently
forced into the market by reason p;
"a" failure Oi Il stock i:Agh"HG"
house.
Tohaceo shares ser. nrn tinted
Retail stores a, ono tinc showed
most OF the advance bcioTc the close
~ htslErs. Tobacco products was
steady Directors OF III. company
meet tomorrow to tax" action on the
d!V!d"Hd. TIRE. months ago the
hoard made he regular payment Ia
scTip. Tearing per cent interest,".
No change H. expected although an
intcr"aiius statement ~ cNprat"I u
be Ina.dv public.
Cal money loaned MI day AZ G pe-
cent on tho Sow Iogk Stock ES-
change despite the isyorabi" ted-ral
reserve statement. which showed at
tho cnd OF last wcuH the combined
rattu pr reserve Tor tho .utlrc SIS
trn wta iSl per cont against So
der cent IN previous week and -
Der cent IN" aGinc weck last gear.
Tho gradual "thawlnE out Of
'frozcn' credits fgunI r.H,ctiSi iu "a
rcductou OF il55.sr".UoG IN r.dis-
counts az commercial auG war papeg
compared with Wees ago The
Jnt"d state -py"rrm"n' Viii wiJu-
drtw from ne n.uks .Id trust COM
pNuics In Tho S-coud Federal i.a-
sciN. District t2U. SCI. coo
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ClItfs MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE cu-h market
WAS quiet affair today. and although AZ
intervals tho list showed irrcguiarlty. a
generally llTm tone Was evident little sell.
lhe Tor short account made its appear
ahcr ana the changes In many OF the
leading issues were small and unlmportant.
Iflcc" moved lrrcHilarly In the bond sec
lion.
There was iitt!c business In Standard
on stocks about The oaly active tr.dint;
being In Standard oil III Indiana, which
RANGED around ~. Maracaibo was brought
into rrom:ncncc again. opening at ~.
and then declining to IL. international.
Petroleum was traded IN on - small scale
at lG1s Ia - Carp Syndicate was heavy
with sales at Ss to 50. Mii-CoIumbian
on sold a; and ;ranscontincntai rights
Durant Motors advanced a fraction Ca
III highest level since It's introduc; ion,
Meteor Motors showed l!,tir change Bas.
active In the metal group ~nd sold to its
highest level in some timo. Heaviest
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND rKoDucr

CHICAGO. Jan. i7-Pcrs!stont arpor, de-
iaaHd ICED 20 = material advanc. today in
;ne Na.u, ~ wheat Prices closed strong
~ =, i1 %. net higher With March -
- i.,it and MAJ Io,l, I" LC,'- Corn
tHlH'd .. 20 ic, and oats :. shade to 10
u" provisions the OUTCOME. varied !Jc de-
,nS - 90 "dN"ug";
throughout The day with bug tcw brl.:
.N'"i tons. Germany ana Iialy were ia Ill
TO- bee Pure hhslns. and Germany. was cred.
sttnrt1y, out knowledge OF the amount
~ bushes done today was withheld. An
uEusIH. feature was European bidding for
TH .ai shipments a. 'ar ahead "a. Nprii.
!t"'.>h srut4.cn: Was also encouraged by
"a iftHin OF The enerEsncy tariff hi
..t|l bushels o: wheat had been o!n.i-
~ from III" United States visible supply
''h'"iNci', crop damage adY!ccs trn,;,
Australia attracted some notice also. de.
siit" - .tri.rus ;ha, the damage referred
go MnA o.yn reported "A month ago
l"f" and oats syinpai hlZcd with tha
,i5r"Gih OF wheat. notwithstanding thai
iHr"tt,- o: corr. today ,ha largest
80 ms season. Liberia! cnpor; buying o.:
corn continued.
!'roNis!p1a a. rule. were higher, lard
s."cNs =A""!HE 4 smaller !ncrras. than
'Nstti.u and the arrivals "f hogs being
".7 numerous than were looked for
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- hr"f steers, s:erav 20 &c lower; top.
!. .. hGik. SOFAS y: IL. COWS and hc!f-
.' ns".!E steady. spots lower: tmlk
go 49, canncrB. 5co|T.50; bulls steady
:" S:Tonv bulk; 5&Wn.25; calves steady
20 lower. bulk Sca!crs to packers
- q !Lri; siocker= and feeders steady.
HOGS: receipts 500: active, steady 10
q" higher than Saturdays average: light.
W. most. closing iE!n; TOP. ss!; bulk siOGf
40: pigs. 10 ia i5c higher: ouik des!rab!.
:" 20 i3;-pounh pigs. s.aIsS.
sheer; receipts. y'cn: killing classes
mostly SIC lower: lambs. top. !ia5: bulk
,nlpH 100; top y.a:,inGs. s..5: bulk $50 m
S.'n; Top owos. co.; hulk. I.'3I6.an: one
'""I choice l!fTuuud wcthcrS SO: c.w
-h'eS feeder !a:ni' !A5Glo.il locked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
GHOULS ROB GRAVE IN
SEARCH FOR TABLED GOLD
t"nln of Gr"rgin Judge. Hurried Sf,t,
Years. ENhumcd ut Dnitou-oId
Negro t.uNSiP.

DALTON. GA. Jan. i1-DisCovcrv
Was mad" today that the grave az
Judge owen Kcunon. pioneer. who
was buried NOR" than sixty wears
ago, hal boon entered by ghoulS and
Tn. coihn ana its contents removed In
search Of gold rcputcd to have been
cntombcd with the jurist.
Judge E"nnon was known as an
eccentric and kept a large amount of
gold coin, with which he delighted {,
Toy, according 10 old inhabitants. 1t
was common gossip among his negro
slaves that this money was buried
with him. The story was never taken
seriously by the more enlightened.
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;nl SuI ia feature. In the present s.i'.iS
'"n MAJ been discounted. bat y.heu -
s#aEi" u' " -pUt"Sn nat better demand AZ
tuH iH'er.pF SPOT c"utsIs cOluUt;,,i to
com" f. and ;hcE" w"rr further reports
ui southern NILS r'artIrS uT fu.i dine.
%" HHgr.t 'uai" ready res pOrs-. During
-''- early lsri ~ ttc h"s-!pn tn. contract
Ftt: NtN quiet Rrl IN" market wu!" a
itu"yaacsd holiday look bccsu sn q. the
fI'i''N InusL "T.agy program TO FOLLOW the
.."s'. ~ the !ai. trading. trading be-
cam" active, "af.y short sellers covered
.uu i,~ Hug!ug ~ consequence. came IN.
Er acNNit. continued 10 tho close
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ALLEGED AUTO THIEF is
TAKEN IN NEW ORLEANS
VI. u. tonncll * Wanted by tuthori-
ties in indianapolis, Ind.
md Osyka, Miss
I NY AsNuCiutnl PrCs

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. I'm. j.
cornell. partner with his brother
In denia! firms at Osyka anI Liberty
Miss. and at Baton Rouge and
Frank!inion. La, was arrested here
today as fugitive from justice from
osyka and indianapolis. Ind, where
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Murder and suicide. Says Coroner

COLUMBIA, :. c.. Jan. ia cor
oucr's jury Investigating the dcatas
here today az Mrs. clara Arnold Ora
ham ana Kcrnlc L. Eouknisht brought
in a verdict tonight that the woman
was killed by Bouknight ana tina, he
committed euicldc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

hc Is charged with being implicated
Z: conuei. brother of the man ar.
rested here MAS taken into custody
T., officers at Baton Rouge ,ast sun
day. but later escaped despite plstot
shuts nr"d hy officers H.. is also
"h"vcd to D.. IA New Orleans
The ares %; NJ. i. Connect followed
= sensational chaS" NJ Chiec OF 20
lie" r.. T. Eluunt. pf Summit. Miss
who tr1iicd him from Osyka through
Crystal Springs. Miss. 20 this city
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Jan. lI.--Lncs OF printed
re'cai's today were temporarily with
drawn Tor sale, large volume OF goods
NOW under order up 80 ABEL. l. ana ad-
Nahc!ns costs OF gray cloths Cotton
yarns :iiad. another shari' advance. Knit
goods lines w.r" opened on !owcr rr!cc
Levels. Spot markets were quiet.
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TO the committcc's announcements.
curing the three days which WIZ be
devoted to taxing evidence. Under
motion of the committee adopted
Saturday. it's members Will vote Fri.
day as to whether the bill will bc re-
ported out. and upon amendments.
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south Carolina TO sncnr In coyc,no,

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Jan. l7.-Roh.rt
\ Cooper will bee inaugurated as
Governor OF South Carolina tomorrow
for the second time. The ceremony
will 30 held At a joint session OF tho
General Assembly. Associate Justice
Richard 9. watts. OF tho South Car
olina Supreme Court. administering
the oats. after which tine Governor
VIII deliver his inaugural address.
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cnrrnNSrEn OIL

KEW YORK, Ian. I7.-Coi,onscrd o.,
WA" !n.et. With priccs iirn,er ON shor;
and light offerings OF csudc Closing BIDS
wcr" !" To ~ Joints nc; higher. Sales. 1919
barrels iTliE" crude. &C.: sni.s. prime
So bid: May 93i: July go l,,tIi ma
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CorroN MARKETS.

NfW YORK. jar. IL FtFly dry.Ep 90
w.re foiicWcA - shotp, roo9y,oE!Cs ~ ~
Mu from lbs To !G.iN aad closing at 10 *.
yhe rcncrut market closed very steady
t. net aGyaUC" 81 > - g points. The
markrt OPENED unchanged t" points
sm!t OF disappointing Liverpool cables.
selling hT hpU.-s with Liverpool! Co1rrc-
lions ana scattered selling by the Soui b.
Th"Te "i<o seemed 10 b" come Wall Strr. :
which carried the ac'lv. positions about
3 20 70 POINTS ret lover late ia tho morn
ing with January srlilns at L. - ana Mry
- laS !;eror;s :ha; arrivals hero ~
hal.s az consigned cotton. l:caurlah!y for
delivery Oh contract, and that hoo moro
bales were nn their way hero from Sew
orleans failed - wcafsn the January
early sellers attempted To cover they
found Comparatively f"w contracts Gff.--
lnc. March shorts seemed uneasy. oyriu..
L" ,hr continued strength 81 IN" nrl-
& that delivery on III" advance which car
irich January NJ In l7HH. or within s
points %. the recent high record Nav
ralli"d 20 iSH. with active months gcn.
points. WIFI. October made new hi-h
ground for IN" movement. selling at e a.
The close was several points on from
the best urdcr 'oali2ing. ono OF the
said that sD"i" were .I"o- ana futures
.dic. but another said the undrrtoiio was
GOOD. although there was considerably y
eo;;on t ar s1.c a., a., Il pence liy.rn"ei
'crinSs from that source We're Withdrawn
after the close abroad. and thu nft"-
noon rally here was promoted by The firm
ness OF -ie-ciGn exchange. Port rc"rlr,s
cxnor;a. !J.iis. making ?.5t32 ~ so far
;h!s season.
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PROyISIOS MARKET.
COFFEE

NEW YORK. Jan. !7.-Repor;s OF easier
Rio exchanges anh lower n!lre!s quota
lions led TO further liquidation Ia the
market for coffee futures here during
;odays carly trading. First prices were
u 20 !: points lower. with March selling
OF TO ga and MAY :" 6.i?. o' back Il
within u few points OF the low records
est biialt"l toward the end O! Decent be:
er!nr by recent sellers. however. and the
market was sicaN.gr !lt.- !n the day
o! foreign exchange yates as rrncct!ng
increased buying Power abroad. March
rallied TO "a ard May 20 ,S,, With tho
market closing no: unchanged to ) poinis
lover. January. 'o'. March, "a; May
6.i.; July. 10 September. ..5i; October.
80: December 80 Spot coffee quic;
and nniniUauy unchanged at CA TO 10!
RIO 49, and -. tu ], FOR Santos Is
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nnird Ger. New Tr,,,

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Jan l1.-Sam
{. Baird, cX-sherin Of Campbell
County. convicted recently in tho
United states Court OF the Northern
District Of Tennessee. on charges OF
moonSh!ning. today was granted a
new trla! by Judge T. T. Sanford on
the face OF newly discovered evil
dcncc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

NEW YORK. Jan. iT.-Thc local markc;
FOR raw sugar was GYiet and no sales We're
reported. Prices we're unchanged at ii.c
Tor Cuhas cos; and freight, equal 10 -
:"r centrifugal There was no chang" IN
th" refined market. The demand oni.nuc,
o: fair proportions and prices are un-
changed with all rciincrs listed on tho
basis OF 1..5 for fine granulatcd.
ol crntt0ns ~ sugar futures, were light,
with The trade awaiting fresh develop
lr"ntS IN the spot market. Tho undrr;onc
however. MSS steadicr and prices Were
irmcr. closing a, 10 points ndvancr
on covering and buying by commission
houses. Closing bids: january. &C.. March,
~: May. i.Ni: July. i.M.
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Port movement:
New Ynrk-Miailing. 1905: rcccipts. 20

= Port movement:
/ New Y5osT-kS--Mi'ilng, 1905: receipts. ao2.
Minor norts-Stock. ISIS
:. Total today,M,keecirts. 1881, exports,
s5.H. >'"' ~
Total for season Receipts. a..66.seG: OK
ports. ei.C5I'S3.
NEW ORLEANS; Ia, Jan; i7.-Early
much Liquidation coming from the long
fiic and some !i,,le selling f>r short
The decline continued un;il tho middle OF
y0S session. bnt after that there was u
were recovered and prices sent q to Il
points higher ihan the close of tho last
1917. and then rose to 1918. finally clos
INK at lo63. On the close the activ.
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Total

pAll a. ''''o' ="
LIABILITIES.
CAPITAL stock paid in.S 10000 90
surplus fund .... 1880 90
Individcd profits, css
amount paid Tor inter-
est. expenses and taA"S ?,96l 3S
Dividends unpaid ... lol -
ject to check .,....... $500 10
Savings deposits ..... Gi.736 10
post ...........''..... 56,o4e So
Certified checks ....... 10 81
.hShIcrS 4 Ia h : out
standing .............. iGd 40
!.cSCrved for accrued in
tcreSt on deposits. l,22l 67
Reserved for accrued in
forest on certificates OF
dcposi, ............,. $40 6l
Reserved Tor "a CT; ed
taxes ............... ~ OIL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

Total ...............$ 2iOs33 ~
|. ". c. Truchcart. Cashier. do
solcmnly swear thlt the above is a
true statement OF the financial con
ditioa OF Chesterfield County Bank
Chester, Va, Inc. located at Ches-
ter. in the County OF Chesterfield.
state OF Virginia. at the close OF
business on the .yth day OF Deem
Der. 1870. To the best Of my knowI-
edge and belief.
W. &. TRUEHE:ART.
correct Attest: Cashier.
q W. PEERLESS
4. }. SHEPHERD.
L. y. pERDUE.
DIRECTORS
state OF Virginia. County OF chester
Held:
sworn 10 and subscribed before mo
by VIZ: Truchcnrt. Cashier. This 18th
day of January. 1921.
G.. Is. GRAVES.
f.. p
The Dolores star., 1921-09-23
e25,CCO BOTTLES
SOLD IN NEW YORK
Biggest Thing Of Kind Ever See" VI
That State, Declares Big
Wholesaler.

The fact that G2J.Ooo bottles of IAN
fac have. been sold in the state OF New
York since its introduction theTc less
than one year ago, is big business
item that win attract unusuni htt'h-
ton throughout the entire East Tor
nothing like 1t has ever happened DE-
fore II breaks all records.
Mr. George Il. Evans, manager OF
the Gibson Snow Company, ihe we'll
known wholesale druggists WIN
branches In Albany, Buffalo. koches-
ter and Syracuse, recently announced
that the preparation was now selling
in their trade territories alone at the
phenomenal rate of approximately ooo'-
600 bottles u year.
"If the present rate continues Shlh
Mr.. Evans. This rate alone VIII prom
ably require considerably over ''o.o"
bottles II year. This is n tremendous
figure. but am really conservative III
making This statement
Tanlnc Is sold by lending druggists
everywherc-Ad Advertisement.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-23
Prof. W. K. Moorehead to Open
Illinois Relic of Prehistoric
inhabitants.
WORK SIMILAR TO THE AzTECS
Exploration May Develop Information
Of Surprising Interest to Archae-
oloests-Greatest Structure
of Kind in World.

East st. Louis. Ill.-Probing of the
mysteries of the great Cnhokia mound
near this city has been begun by
Prof Warren X. MoOrehead of And
over, Mass, upon the suggestion of
the Smithsonian institution. unirer-
stiles and scientific associations. With
a corps of experienced assistants he
will open Cahollia and the chain Of ~
other mounds in Madison and 81. Clair
counties which furnish the most re-
marllable memorials of North Amer
ica Exploration may develop infor-
nation of surprising interest and
value to archaeologistS.
Covering 16 acres, the Cahokia
mound, which is 100 feet in height is
the greatest structure Of its kind in
the world. 1t was supposedly re
ligi0uS temple. Archaeo!ogiSis esti-
mate that the settlement of the mound
The Dolores star., 1921-09-23
MARITAL LIFE ONE OF SURPRISES

"Oh, merely forgot to tell you
about this one" said his wife.
Surprise No. 3-Third child. also
added starter, comes along to live with
mother.
Surprise No. 4-Fourth unheralded
infant adds itself to home circle.
"How much Of family have ~
asked Meyer.
Surprise No. 5-"rhere are two
more" said the missus, and the family
grew from the one listed child to
seven.
Surprise No. 6-Meyer discovered
that Mrs. Mauer had two other living
husbands and then he decided to let
the Supreme court put an end to his
family surprise party.
at Is case Of fraud and misrepre-
sentAtion." he said in asking annul-
ment. "Here thought ] was getting
widow with one child and l find
that ! got woman with seven chill
dren and two husbands"
The Dolores star., 1921-09-23
Seek Mystery of
CahOkia Mound

builders numbered not less than l5o,-
prosperity.
At First AgrcuIturists.
The size of the settlement site, aS
1t can he imagined from the ruins,
the agricultural type Of much Of the
work in Hint. such us the great spades
and hoes almost peculiar to that vi
cinity, and the rich allurial bottom
land combine To show tuat tie tnho-
kianS were probably mt first agricul-
turists. They probably iished and hunt
ed t" some extent. but they, doubtless,
depended for their subsistence upon
their labor in the field and their sta
pie food was unquestiDnably corn.
II is believed that the appearance
of the bison resulted in the abandon
ment of agriculture and the develop
mcnt of the chase. with the result that
the community became n"madic and
gradually crumblcd and dispersed to
the four quarters Of the continent.
Believed to Have Come From Mexico.
The prepOnderance of evidence so
far discovered is that the people of
Cahokia were worShiperS of the sun.
There is so much about CuhOk'a that
is similar to the works Of the AZtccS
that the conviction is forced upon the
student that it was from Mexico that
these people came to the Mississippi
valley. bringing their religion, their
priesthood. their corn. tl'eir mode Of
life and their middle order of primi
tive civilization.
Even If the exploration Of the CahO-
ka mound is not followed by any i'm
p"rtant discoveries. it is certain that
the control by the state will be given
yroafer momentum when the people of
Illinois are brought to Il realization
Of ITS archaeological value
I'p to the present time the Cahokia
and other tabc-like turmuli In the
group have not been explored much
more deeply than the pillow and spade
can work.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-23
HOLDS HEART, PATIENT DIES
Surgeon at Clinic in Switzerland Crit.
cized by Students for Un-
usual Act.

Geneva. Swtzerand.-The cantonal
government has ordered an inquiry into
;n extraordinary operation performed
by the chief surgeon ut "A hospital, who
extracted the heart from ii man named
rasche.
Pa~chc shot himself. the bullet pierre
ing his heart. The surgeon spoke for
20 minutes to the Mortified students
with the live heart in his hands.
At the end of the lecture, when the
man was dead. the students protested
to the surgeon who dismissed their
objections with the remark that the
patient would have died Anyhow with.
in few hours
Authorities are not satisfied with
this explanation, while the victims
relatives think Of bringing a civil ac-
rion for damages.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-23
ewLawS Cut
Hunting Season

while Kansas increased the limit from
70 to -. In New Jersey reedbirds
We're protected at all times by being
placed in the nongame class The
open season for woOdcock was short
ened - days in Michigan, two weeks
in New York and one month in Yer
mont. Doves were protected until
1924 in Colorado. and in Kansas AN
open season on them was provided
from September ! TO October II.
In general, seasons on big game
were shortened and hunting further
restricted. Buck laws We're enacted in
Michigan, Montana. Nevndn. North
Dakota. South Dakota. Vermont and
in Washington east Of the Cascades.
Maine protected spike hucSs ana pre-
scrihcd that one of the two deer nj
lowed in the eight northern counties
must he an antlered buck. and pro
vided that in two of the counties only
residents may hunt deer during the
last two weeks Of the open season.
Bull moose We're protected for five
years in Maine.