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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-07

The above is the schedule of the
county agents. The work has grown
so much that it is impossible to do it
without systematizating it. If some
thing happens that they cannot make
a place on the date published that
community can look for them to be
there as soon as it is possible.
The home demonstration agent will
meet with the Women's Cube Oh. the
first Friday, Myrtle Grove. second
Thursday, Moline: second Friday. Fig
City; fourth Friday, Fig City, every
time if possible.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-07

The county agent and home demon
station agent will meet with the COM
munity councils and farmers meetings
as follows: first and third Wednesday
nights, Oak Grove; first and third
Thursday nights, Bratt: first Friday
night, Cottage Hill: third Friday night,
sun Shine Hill; every Tuesday night,
Fig city: Barrineau Park Farmers
society and others when they meet.
There will possibly be some slight
change in this schedule. but such
changes will be published at a later
date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-07

cholera this past fall. If you are "a
skeptic inquire for one Of these herds.
Those that had been vaccinated' even
two years before are yet living and
mona of them died during the cpl
dernic.
Why not during the months Of
March and April vaccinate every hog
in this county and save them from
the ravages of hog cholera? See a
state veterinarian or the county agent
at once and have this done
And another thing: many hogs are
dying on the range during the sum
mer months from lack of food. It is
too true that many farmers let their
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-07
After the Theatre
Let's Drop Into the B. & 3. Cafe.
Miss Hortense Rosenau

Hortense Rosenau
After an evening at the theatre, a
visit to the B. & B. Cafe will bring
your evenings pleasure to happy
climax. The ordinary dishes take on
new tang and taste when prepared
by the clever chef who rules our
kitchen. We WILDE pleased to serve
VOu
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-07

hogs perish on the range. There was
a time when the woods were more
plentiful and the hogs not so numer-
Gus, but what they did well on the
range. This is true no longer. Hogs
must be fed during the summer If any
profit is to be made out of the hog
business. If you let them root hog
or die" most of them will die AS for
pastures for them and other feeds, 1
will treat that in another issue, pos
sibly in the next few weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-07
B. & B. Cafe
$3.50 Palafox.
FREE TICKETS TO MAJESTIC THEATRE

Through the ads this the
COLA Read ad and find then bring
The Journal Office and will tickets charge
New Majestic Theatre for evenings
this
The names will Exchanged with each issue of this
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-07

sweet. The fungus which causes this
scab may also attack the twigs, caus-
ing brown glazed spots.
Spraying should not be neglected.
especially where the scab has ap-
peared in previous years. Further in
formation may be obtained by writ
ing to the experiment station at
Gainesville or by calling upon your
local county agent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-07
RECORD MADE FOR
ROAD SENTENCES
(Ry The Associated Press,

URdADf. n. c., March 5.-What is
believed to be a record for road SEN
fences for North Carolina was made
today by Judge J. Lloyd Horton when
he imposed sentences totalling more
than 25 years on 30 whiskey defen-
dants, tried during the week of GRIM
inal court for Durham county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-07
COUNTY AGENTS SCHEDULE
FOR THE NEXT THREE MONTHS

Place.,
Pensacola. office
Molino
Pine Forest-Bellview /.
Fig City-Brent
Pleasant Grove-Myrtle Grove
Pensacola, office
Pensacola, office
Gonzalez-Roberts
Ferry Pass
Century-Popular Dell
Cottage Hill-Quintette
Pensacola, office
Pensacola, office
McDavid-Burnville
Bomansville-Oak Grove
Bratt-wardville
Walnut Hill :,
Pensacola, office
Pensacola, office :.
Muscogee
Barrineau Park
Sun Shine Hill
Pensacola, office
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-07

Long before Australia was discov-
cred, the Solomon islands were known
to voyagers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
NOTICE.

No;!r" j. hereby given. tina, ~ :, ~ o.;
ing o: the st"vkh"ld"rS II III" Wh"'N-
ing'S Centre Goa, &C.. i corporation 70
ated and organized under The laws %
the state ~ W"S; NIrc'n::, hrlb Il: "a"
bran"h otf:r' -: ~" '"'upIny. - tnlnn-
town. Pennsylvania. on -, 1'h day 90
April. i"2l. tn" following; r"Sn,Uti"nS
were ad"ntTd. w.
Rc$niS,d FIRST. Tha' Wh",.iInr'~ Gem
~" coal ca. = corporation created ana
organ Hcd under "a" Jaws 1T in. stat"
"f Vest Virginia. GCcS hereby diSr"n-
tinv'' business ~ \ corporation anh sur
re'ri.." 20 said state Is ca.,r:'.r .:iI COR
60. 49,. franchises MI <. " Dawson
80! .f>,""S T. Miller ar. hereby r"uSri-
.'''i .,"I appointed trustees /" " nd up
~. 80: ." Of thi, corporation. - con-
.. -: h. ',"":e-ty. chooses u! action. notes
A. e. 80 e. ;ISSstS -! this corpora; .ua
..'' - .. .,Hh pay 81: ana discourage All
T. '..:,', .::,;'l.,leS and ";'LG:.;.oa<. .,aL
49," '...E ';;S"L.,r.;:aS AL such d"h' =.
= =, ''.,.~ ..:'H "hl:c:,i'"n d. do n" 70
i'';,, ro,.~ t:r",!S N" stockholders PRO rate
y ';. -" ,,.,rr;,i holdings # stock hu,
''o: e "a .:tEm.rt shalt =" mad" - any
SO, .>nr.."r unt!l after he auh:.r;,;:on
81 me e." hereinafter provided
Resolved. >r""nd: That rs" president
- this corporation CaISc notice Of tia
adop,lo0 q: N" foregoing resolution ="
be published n som" new irrr ~ EC!-
eral c'rru,r.i"n published near IN" pria-
cipal office or place Of business -: th;S
corporation. once wrck Tor four SUr-
ceSSIvr weeks. and that ~ tc-f:fy those
resolutions 20 the secretary ~ state Ok
the state % West Ilrr:n:a. ard deliver
10 him a certit;cat" showing "a" publiCa-
ton Of said motto" AZ provided by law.
JNO. r JOHNSON.
President OF said Corporation.
JAMES T. MILLER.
Sccretary
ap-ll-lS-2o- ma-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
- Side T>A1lMS' !
. by Rl1tf1 Cameron I'D
WHY OUR FRIENDS DON'T ALWAYS LIKE
EACH OTHER

away from friends and lonely She -
. considerably older ami has nothing IN
common with me. except tH' unknown
attraction that draws Nv" r"n?s" 10.
rcthcr Sometimes and Gauges an cN'r.
lasting frU ndSh.p.
'-Thrr" j. my Middle Aged Friend who
calls mo imt names am. loves n" in
spit" "f the fact that de- nearly "Irrv-
thing that snc d!Stpprov"S "f. Sin" "n.
"uur.tE"S mc AN rl"ri"S in my few SE',.
crss"~. | think "f her a. 4 beautiful II.
SEPARATION. the plctur" Of who's" life ~ Fps
M I" mold my own.
'Whrn | try IL picture 'h"S" liv,
fr!rnd.; in one room together III" niCtu-.
is a medley. If ! wcr" dying and tn"
should all collect around III: h"I ioG"th
,r ! think n" picture would cause NJ"
10 pass gently on in Il sw"on. Now l
hay, given >"u peeps at hv" cha .actc.'
hut VIII" shall E;ty. ''Sh" - Ike III"
Minister'S DauEhtrr.' or Ssh" = Tx
tn Enrlish Fri"nd""
Circle Such as We All Build Up.
| haya hand"d on this description II
rauS" | think hers is typical "f tho cir
q" most If uS huiiI ur.
pf r"urS.' IN" "NilanLtion = thnt W"
an nav. different SIDE; =, our r,.rSon' ..
tiles and that tn" Na-i"uS frrndS each
appeal "a Perhaps ono sid |: uNr Wn.
,lrrS,ood "Narl!. /" what tn warriors
fri, nd~ sh" mentions appeal III h'r "rr.
could huiid ny 4 composite "f her char.
arl"r hut 4 very clos" KNOW, liz" Of any
one would DC necessary bcCnrr "n. c"ult
do that.
It s"r,as 90 me that my trends il
:.r.SIlug i"tt,r - not "ul. = r"fUlati"n
81 IN" prov"rb. Ssh" Is Known iy the
company she keeps" hut also an an.
$wrr to tho plaintlrc question we all a"A
now and then. "Why IS il thu: M WV
hos, friends don't seem To care for each
, other"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25

\ Letter Friend "hI"ct& :" tn" fHmIl-
rlr pr"vcrh. she is known 10y IN" com
pany she keeps.
''Wh,n stop /" consider my friends.
she writes. "th"rc ~ such II diversity
among them that | cannot s.. how any
ON" could draw ANY c"nriuSi"n in rcca"'i
to my character from them"
Then She goes on t. drSrrih" i've ot
her most int lmat" friends.
Five Different Friends.
"Thrr" is tn" Minister'S lruucht,l
who's. friends arc from TIM Church rlr
Ct, cr r"llrEr. She never does IN; thur r.;
that could b" questioned by her fath"! :
congregation AMI il an accomplished
musician. know absolutely nothing
about muSj". We have lr"u Staunch
friends sine" early high school days. h"'
during tina, time "" have never had a
mutual friend or an ambition in COM
mon.
"'rh"r" - my Married Friend. who
perhaps IS NOR" like me- than any OF tn"
others "" enjoy Il great many things
III common and hAv" 4 few muiua
friends. I:lt natur" and anything :"
lat;nr 20 II appeals I" nur. T" her /: -
:: CLOSED book: and on. >h,. dur~rt Gaze
- hrN" "i"nCd
'Thcrr IS My Friend who -" |; al
hrrauS" yh" is dead | cannot tell OF her
i:ut %u:iiC" It. To say that none - my
Other friends approved If her. Anon ;
tho many thoughts of h,r | retain S"E''
beautiful ones Sh" would Nr"hably Sa".
rifle" more for ~" than any g: them
She rINr If her friendship and ASKED
nothing in return. Sh,' respected Y
Ideals and never for a moment "Xr"Ct"|
me t" "vrrStcp them. Sin" never did mr
harm AMI | lIk" /" think perhaps l made
,ifc lIttlr happier for her.
That Unknown Attraction.
"'Th"r" is my English Friend who law
lSh.., 80 much affection on me. She i:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
READY FOE REUNION OF
THIRTY DIVISION

Lebanon. o.. April %4.--Thc Thirty
seventh division reunion is ''all set for
June 20 to 81 in sunny Montgomery
Ala. tho old sit" Of Camp Sheridan.
whnrc the boys got tho experience they
Will never forget.
Special trains will he mad" up cn-
tirrly Of IullmanS. with N-St-ClaSS ar-
commodat innS. At attractive and mini
mum rates Detailed information is
being matted out Il; once 10 all tn"
legion posts Of Obi" by Thomas 5.
Brandon Of Ralph H. ST""k post. chair
man Of tho reunion conn t:c".
Although this trip i primarily for
the Thirty-Scvcnth. "X-rl"mhcrS Of
other units IN Ohio and nearby states.
who are not contemplating 4 reunion "f
their own this year. and wish !" tax"
the trip ar" cordially invited {" d" SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25

received the American and British cor
respondents here this evening and made
Il clear that the Weekend conference
with NJ BriInd only took the form OF
information conversations and never in
tended /" formulate any conclusions.
This would y" unfair. he said. until the
ministers had consulted their cabinets
and thu allies. who's" representatives
meet in supreme council no Saturday
next.
The French plan 10 hc put into oper-
alton against Germany. should Germany
fail to comply'with tho treaty OF Yer
saillcs WAS not complete. he explained.
and if before Saturday Germany did not
put forward satisfactor; proposals 1t
would be for the Suprcm" council to de-
eide what action should he taken. Tn
d"uhtcdly this would indicate the oc-
cupati"n Of tho Ruhr. He could not say
whether tho british would send force
until tho experts have been consulted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
BURNS FATAL TO
MOUNDSV|LLE BOY

Joseph TIarv"rwood. : year old son ~
Mr.. and Mrs l.. II. Harrcrf"rd or
H:trverfurd " M"undSvillc. died At 9:la
o'clock last evening ut tho G!rndll"
Memorial hospital from burns sustained
when his clothing caught fire on Saiur-
day afternoon.
The child was playing IN tho yard
WITH som" matches and several Ut them
lgnitcd in his pocket burning MS
clothes. He was rushed to ~" hnSnita!
and every possible effort was MAD" I"
save his life. hut in vain. He Is sur
vivrd by his parents.
Tho body was removed t" D. {. lnt"s
undertaking parl0rs whore il Will h"
prcpared for burial. Funeral arrange
mcn,s were incomplete at an carly hour
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Building COMMITTEES, &C :hn Ma
sonic Temple 60. % W"l,Shurg. ". Va.
will receive sealed pr"l-SllS. until 2.
m. Monday. MAJ lGth. ly2l. for the
erection Of a Masonic, TC.Upl.' i. Wells
burg W. Va.
IlanS AMI Sp"rit.rat;n,.$ an De seen
at TIE otf;c" of NJ L.. Wri,S. N-chi.re;.
Ranking ( Trust ElIc.. W"..ShurG. w
Va.
The r"muitt"n reserves IN" right 20
reject any or all bids.
Mark hidS:-"Pr"p"Eai for hu!t,!InS.'
and file same villa IL" Jrcjfit..r'.
COM NI'rrt.r:.
ap-l4-lS-l9-"l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
AUTO TAKES MAD PLUNGE
OVER 20-FOOT ENBANK|NENT

,,'"! ~" "''u!",rts e '.'~ = I''''''N'r
>rN'n-iH>>"a"rr '"r h.,b 4 ;hT'.''"E '>-
prr" nr' ~ J" ".'t"'N '''Nf "''"''
Nh,n Mr.. :, h,,:rr'- AR W.,~ Sld".
~N,p.d t,v nu":i"; "A" - >t"l "i1 tn
i,.y,~ r,..! anil ..ur,,I :u.:,':.> re
Wh",.iiul T".t-;i"u tr.t'k>. down Il
20 zoo, ,mt,Ani,:'i"U;. :,:.I r'.i''hIn"" u"
r;Eh; n -" d::"h ,.i"U-s'd" u" PENN
<yl>unl,l r.t..rn:ri
III" Ghr,iu"r au;"u'"Hi'" ~ \ h"r'
S,N"m,.r ~. -: Wh'"'inG. "'"n;it -
NJ. S.h"rH'r.,h b.. Is We ana ''H!
nrur,"! II ~ .t''s'.!"'i VIZ" l"'' = '"'"'''f
Ar NJ. S':'"fr'"''h vas "''E'"" SOU,
AID Mr.. %rhH".'" MAS t"'A% mort H.
hu"gln: ;E' r:"hi ~!d" al Ia" f'''' =
Tho Sch":u. r:-. l. i C.a:'n'"L
Sw.p,.d Sr:,n"t"r~ "Hr IN SucA a "|H
- :" cause Mr. %''M''."r :" I'~'' '''', ,
:r"! T." tS H'i"""''"'F S"''H,'
u"r"SS ;h' r"id. I""i"" tt' ''? 81 NIL
~"h"un"rI"N.H ran OVER IN" street az
tracks and rtu"G"'! down me "'h"'tnN
mon II = r"%AT"'u HS 'H.'''"'''
'"Ht ~ Htud"h''N'" a." NOT ''rh "N''.
l. SuN"r'H on! i b'Nlh 81 ,''', ~ E''''
/ WAS m"N"i OH ~ ''> :" :! '""H '">'
non on - ""h power. nv ''''> ''''
i'''r AN'"S an" ~" S'''F'"- E'" ~
= h"''''rirh car were J"""r" ''I"
80. :, .,,i., 81 ,Ln
ar h'r "''' '''', '"'' >"
"a, ''''' "''''''
"r"A'H
NoAA'u'S w. ,,u
~, - ,ho l,;rn naer
hn's"i touring car !" ,"' ,", ,'I'.
, ,,.;,,, ~. r,,- ri,-h, wh,cl OF his
. .,.,,., ..,r,. IF ,rrorc no could
49, r,,,..h ~, ,.,.-,.d IN Tho side
49,, ,,L III, .. ,.r,,,hnnc rulc
.r,.. ,,r ,,,,. ,akc, 70 me National,
,,.,,I ,,, ,,,b,r, =,
,r;.,e- ,.,,.,-o
VIZ ~ .''''-'!, -
''''"H ~ ..,. ,r.u
Tt;.N, s,ran-r,esa,rer
, ',,ri,,,., -. , NJ Norrudcr
r,, l.-,,., ,.,, drj,., thrn,rh the
,,...,, - - h,;,r bnusn NJ m. function
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice ~ hereby c!vca that th.' An
nuat Meeting ut tn. Stock holders of caa
Rail & River Coat Company. 60" he
election of directors and tn" transaction
Of such other business ~ may irC.'rriE
come before IN" N"'.lNc. viii - hrit Il
the General OFFICES ui The '"mYauN. 40.
744. Kirby Ruild!nE. cleveland. rhr". ~,
Tuesday. May 2rl. l@%,. a. eleven ,'clncr
IN the forenoon.
- W. MILLEI:
ap-f6-p Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
THRnLTG ACCIDENT AT TOP
MILL ENDS FORTUNATELY.
SHREE MISHAPS MAR SUNDAY
MOTORING ABOUT WHEELING.
THOUSANDS OF MOTORISTS HAD
MACHINES OUT FOR DAY.

Three autnn"h:lN :lCr'd"Ut>. nom" ~
which Crd.d h;SaStr"uS'y. niacT"d ;h'
plea Assure u few -: i;::,iIN'$ HU'"'n"-
hiii&ts rrat there w"",. NJ: more a"-
,id.ntS - regarded - rrr'arn., D.. ~
'nr roads In every '.:r""ti"n from
Wf-.;.n: were '.."-..,! H.;t.n Win
car; sunday afternoon
E>lr.:h :, h,vf"r. II. - bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Thr"e-St brick hu;'dtnE
Sizo 81 10y IN feet. situated on 4 "ur-
ner. plenty uf Eight AMI easy access to
railroad switch. building protected by
n sprinkler system. Suitable for any
kind nf manufacturing purpnS" and Sto7-
age John ". Hcltz. N;actcrn,h and
EOft SIS. ap-2O-:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
vAHrEp-HousE OR APARTMENT

wANTED-Tr rent ftv" room house or
apartment. "cncr2!ty iH"2t"d IN Wheel
ing. by family OF two: no children.
Phone Martins Ferry 339-W mr-l6-cf
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cables ut Berlin tonight and that it
would reach tn" state department. the
first thing tomorrow. II vii! I've lain
l"inr" TIA" secretary Of std;" lmm"i:-
ut,!l after il - rl"rnh"I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE \ used dYr,"nstra;"~ ricr-
trr wa>h,NS rnarhIar. Tall EST
;t2--J-;
XNAPP Qva.tty Extracts. I. H. A.
hriS;'t. A.:"ut. :iil Jar = S;-,": Nu.vi-
ing. W. Va. Kindly t"."ph, III N?n-E
I;.-Hl-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
FOE SALE.
YOR SALE-EIu

POI SALE-EIome in North Whrelinr }
rooms ard bath. laundry. furnace. GAS
and electricity. Terms can hn arranged.
For information call Wheeling Sn&i-J.
ap-3;-i
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FOR SALE-POULTRY.

HC1 SALE-AnconaS Shepherd strain
egss and stock. II &. HcmmH mn.
Wheeling. W Va. T.. y >. ap-i!-=S
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r,;an.'> new ,nrlut,r pr"r"%Hl- {" u" Al
i,r, viii not 10. rnadr known IL Berlin
u.,;ii Mruh.iv aftrCn,"n. HIih"UEA Tie
,,.h'r,' NIt' take III" r"!'NsihG' t"''
mite "n l"r".ru r,!h;'hs iHi" conn.,
,!,nrr before Nh r".,h-'l@ >'SS!"n '"'
n,rruw which VIII l"' d"y"'"d /" d"hH"
80. =. rrtuu!$ l"rrirn r"i."!.
Satur,!a, r;rhr Ia" rat+""i invited
nut, tin. l.+tdrr- Of ih,. coalition par" :
to IL secret conference.
TN. ,;""ma,I ;"'"ll"'e par .''"I
~iI,, ,"rl.;ht tht' -" h"W ir"l'"S"!H
,;.rT%tn, =, making ar" =u"h thht 't'2
,.rirurr c.tuuut afford I" ignore IN ~,
:rAr q, rmrnl III view II ih' "tl'r g.
ia" n.l"I States. - determined |" l;Ih"
., r..rIr,r:nns offer such rs vii spar"
Ir..,r lent Harding any embarrassment
.,nd nm, make Germany APPEAR rldi'H
.ni- N h"r present action.
This party leader declared that lran''
would nay,. tn" least IF REASONS /" regret
III" NV proposals.
Reach Washington To-day.
Washington. April - .--';crinnnN'
LATEST rrparation proposals are expected
- r.rrh WASHINGTON carly tomorrow
and to b. given Immediate rnnS:dert'"n
by President Harding and S'"rctaT!
Hughes.
II IL understand that - tn" proposals
were outlined in SuhStan"" IN tn" com
munjcationS SAID {" have been "NrhahG'd
between Berlin and m" allied capitals
today, Their" viii perhaps b" n" action
Tor tho United States /" take. lna$mu'h
as President Harding already has re-
fused TO act as mediator in the c"ntr"-
N"rSN.
Should the proposals h." Of Su"h Il ma
ht,N warrant action "!
TIM, United States. il ~ understood IL
Will hr taken only after consultation
between Secretary Hughes and tn" AL
lied diplomatic representatives here.
In his last communication 10 lf"rlih
MIR. Hughes mad, it perfectly plain tina
h" would undertake" I" lay H'rmanES
prnpnSal$ before the allied governments
only I'm Il manner H'""ptah!" I" iH'"'
No Official Information
Tho state department tonight WAS
without official Information ms /" IN"
character Of tn" communication which
the berlin foreign offir" was reported
IN press dispatches rs having handed
10 l.orinE Dressed. American commission
or AT the German capital Meantime all
comment with regard TO III" whole sub
lee, Of rHpHrationS waS withheld
Tn" German answer L" Mr.. Hughes
memorandum of last week had been "x-
pcCtrd during tho afternoon, and some
officers Of the state department re-
manned on duty to r"Ccir" II. No plans
had been made, however. I" transmit II
to Secretary Hughes. 1t was assumed
that the memorandum was put on the
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GERMAN REPLY
CONTINUED from Page one)

mcniS signed ~ Paris January % ~
the allirl governments.
Mr. Lloyd George told VI. BRAND that
h" would talk over N" Who'll" SituatirH
with the British c.: binet brtor" SatU".
dNy and d" prepared TO tax" w Il posi-
liv" attitude.
The discussions ar" described ny both
principals as having been thoS" Of int
mate friends. having common AIM md
CurfNrrncd only in hrVisinr IN" most e.
frr,ivr and prU1cnt measures 10 attain
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State Eauk Co. containing 4 di2l"ci"
book Of a play. between iptn rud l@tH
on Market 81 Return - l.. Witt. Sta;r
Bank Co., Br.laire. Ohio. a1-2&-i
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LOST AND FOUND.

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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD

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That Unknown Attraction.

"'Th"r" is my English Friend who lay.
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1921-01-19
Says Business Is
Getting Better

Business is picking up all over
the country and things have again
started moving" said William h.
King, vice-president and general
manager Of the William r. Moore Dry
Goods Company, yesterday afternoon.
The statement was made informal
" and was not Of the Canned op-
timism" type. 1t was in reply to a
auestion-the usual question-"How
is business?"
The merchant said that people in
the Memphis territory have started
buying again, though not on a large
scale. "They are buying what they
need" he said, "and the volume. OF
trade is growing. People everywhere
are practicing economy, and the
growth since the first Of the year is
healthy and will endure. 1t is safe
and there is no danger Of business
Of this kind being swept away with
one little puff. Merchants are moi
laying in heavy stocks, but they are
not denying themselves immediate
/ needs and are spending money free
" when the necessity arises"
Mr.. King believes that condition.
will continue to grow brighter ant
that 1921 will be one Of the mos
prosperous years in the history Of tn
south--Commercial Appeal.