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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-30
THE STANDARD

If Further Evidence Were Need
ed to Prove This Store The
Week-In-Week-O Out Source of
Unusual Values, This List of
Bargains Would Establish Its
Unquestioned Leadership. For
Monday and Tuesday.
1000 Yards fine, smooth Sea Is
land, even weave; not more than
100 yards to one buyer at the
price; here Monday and Tues
day. yard ---.--.---...,----.-----------5 sac
1000 Yards fine soft finished
bleaching, full yard wide; regu-
larly 25c; here Monday and
Tuesday, yard ---.-,--.-.,..--...-,.i2 LIE
1000 Yards fine English Long
Cloth; fine English finish, here
Monday and Tuesday, yard .-.--.15c
White Pique, full regular width,
wide wall selling in the best
stores at soc; here Monday and
Tuesday, yard -..-..------..-........-29c
Curtain Scrim, double width, full
range of patterns in white and
ecru; good values today at 25c;
here Monday and Tuesday,
ward ..-..........-.-.......- SC
40-Inch White Lawn she first that
we have been able TO offer in
long time; here Monday and
Tuesday, Il good lining quail
ty at, yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
More MILDLY Blouses, made of the
very best MILDLY Twill, plain or
emblems on sleeve; they have
been $3.50 to $500 each; here
Monday and Tuesday. all sizes
at CSC
1000 Yards 40SInch Unbleached
Sheeting, fine smooth finish, even
weave; here Monday and Tues
day, yard '...-.,-,--..--.....-....-. |
36-lnch Curtain Marquisette; color,
ecru, plain tape edge. regularly
soc; here Monday and Tues
day, yard .......-.........-.... 2ec |
$3.50 Pure Silk Crepe de Chine in
black, white and the leading
shades; here Monday and Tues
day, yard .......-....................$ I.49
Guaranteed Taffeta Silk, full SO
inches. wide in black and colors;
regularly $3.50 here Monday
and Tuesday, yard ...,....-.....$ l.98
Ipswich Pure Thread Silk Stock
ings in black and brown, first
quality back seams; here Mon
day and Tuesday only, pair 4sc
Standard Dry Goods Co.
Forsythe ST., Next to Bank of Com
merce, Americas, Ga.
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[z.5!.l.... .........|...ZI.!:Iz...I..
LIVERPOOL COTTON

Open quiet 0-3 down Sales, 5000
bales. Receipts 12,433 bales, Of
which l2.137 are American
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AGENTS WANTED

MEN, WOMEN. $50 weekly selling
"GASAVER" range cooking. Saw
ing 20ac gas bills guaranteed Price
Soc. Housewife buys several i'm
mediately. Gasayer Corp, IS Park
Row. New York. it
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FOR SALE

STALL FED BEEF AT BRACES
MARKET - We can give you
choice cuts of beef, pork, mutton
and kid; fruits, vegetables; fat hens,
fresh country butter and eggs; fresh
dewberries and all kind of groceries.
We get fresh sweet milk from En-
NETS dairy twice daily. Let US have
your orders. Telephone 1877 Isl
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EXPRESSION. LESSONS - Rates
reasonable. Taught by graduate
with experience. For particulars, APP
ply to Miss Helen NJ. Keister. 208
West Church Street, or Phone 979.
29-6t
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WANTED-To show you our Mid
summer Hats at reasonable prices.
Americas Millinery Parlors. 3O-6t
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FOR RENT.
MONEY TO LOAN

FARM LOANS-Low interest rate
and good terms. ". W. Dykes.
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William Sydnor, enroute to his
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WANTED-MISCE LLANEOUS

WANT TO RENT-Invald's rolling
chair Phone 549-22-tf.
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GEORGIA PRODUCE MARKETS.

Furnished by State Bureau Of
Markets
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
ASSOCIATION TO
 MAKE ITS PROTEST
Parent-Teacher Body Opposed tc Abohshment Of Government
 Schools for Natives

Tho principal features Of tho moot- ing of tbc Douglas paront-Teachor Association here Monday night was thc adoption of resolutions oppos- ing Che obol.shmcnt Of Che govern mcnt schools for natives m Alaska. The admitaucc of Che natives Into Che city schools was also opposed. Tho secretary of Che association was instructed Co forward @ copy Of Che resolutions Go Delegate George B.. Cuesby at Washington D. c.
 John Rutgard. attorney general elect or Alaska. was thc speaker of tbc evening aud addressed Che osso- c.auon .on educational matters
 Mrs. J. c. Mcbride Of Juneau. ace comnamcd by Miss Holol staustold ou Che piano. gayo a reading chat was pronounced one Of Che best Of les kind heard iu Douglas
 Tho High School orchestra gave numerous selections and thcro were also vocal numbers by Che children O, Che school
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
MEXICAN TELLS
 STRANGE STORY
Says Hc Was Held Captive by F0u Men at Freshwater Bay for
 Three Months

Ruuur Che uIcs ot fiction Ia % to-y told by YncN Noaa. d Mexican. who arrived ou Douglas Island on Che Erebcth ust week and seeking
 shelter W,b friends at TralUoI
 ut for deputy United state. mar ha.. Go ase charge o. him as a protection from gang ol alleged muoash.uca whom h. claimed had boon keeping him u captivity at Frrauuer bay tor rne past .hroe months and uor..u. him ID make uou.r.re vIthou. n.r ue mei
 lsvia and dII h. talking .hou.I a. interpreter claiming h. had worked at a .am.ry at rav.of Hubor last summer and at tao end oI Che season he combined hs funds Wtb man named Tom smith a, Freshmtor bay and thcr started patching for m. winter
 falc In Che uu tHr.a uor. mon arrived and with smith started making hoo,h in Hc meantime maNue him . captive and rW.ue him mo uara. and HalIr yus hat u.y ner. going 10 Nu him. About Immy -i ho said he made lIs r..ana and walked overland Go Tmas... where ho N.a for u t.N day. H..ore -...ne ... E...he.h io com. H.r.
 Tho e boa. Iris Capt. George L Johnson. HIh u.rr.e William G.ter and A E Lu.g on board. won. lo rrahna..- bay a.o last week and mafe a Horaleh cNam.n- alton .l t.e ..U.u and tH. mon .0erc and talked ath number O. people about t.. m..ter Upon ne.- r.. mu to town Tu.Iay ueat tacr said th.r H... convinced th.ra was ru ruH to N.uH statements
 Neu being E.nt n Che federal jail a. h. has uo fund. and does not wits. Go Iclvc ... .aL a he claim. tHa. Che mon who hold him H captivity arc ..H ..ter hIm
 After visiting Fro.Eultar hav Che n aItl Che deputy marsnas on h0.rI wont to nthu hav. whcro an attachment ua. rut on t.e pwt o, on. rrhas Bay Packing co. ou ao- count O. au alleged indebtedness 'o Unr.a. G Warner o. Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
PACKING HERRING

A. U Sou.thaecn. who is u charge of Che Douglas Island Pack ing Company plant during tho ab- seuce of J. U Long. thc oWncr. on n selling trip Go thc Eost .s packing horre I'm half pound cans by an unique method of his own.
 After thc herring are cleaned thcy arc p.cNeI in vinegar and Ul kinds of spices for quite a while and later put rn into oaus The dsh after canning. arc sa.d to be Uuc aud con- uute a doIIcacy In food chat is hard To beat
 Nr. sous.haecu caught tho hcr- ring himself while out at O herring station hIa summer and it was with hIs load of p.ckIcd f.sh chat he was wrecked below Tam inlet last nIl managing however Go save his cargo after bis boat was wrecked.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
SUMS FOR
 EUROPEAN RELIEF
Total SO Far Is S87O3Os With Major Part Of Territory to Be
 Heard From

Juneau with a donation ot $1.- a7755. lends Che towns of Jhis vi- cIuIy In Che matter Of relief for Che starving children of Europe. The total collected for this particular district as reported Wednesday by Chairman George T Jackson Go Governor Riggs. Territorial ohair- man. Ia stG7l70. This docs not iu- ciudc Che territory adjacent to Kct- chIkan.
 A telegram was received this week from District Chairman John A. Clark of Che Fourth division. stating chat sfIuI8 had been received by him from various sources iu his division with this addition to Che fund in lbc Territory tho total is now SSTO3.0S with Q large per cent of Che districts yet to bc heard from.
 Subscriptions from various towns u tbs district have been as follows.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
VISITS CHANNEL

E. M Goddard who as a boy a dozen years ago lived In Douglas with his father and mother Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Goddard was in from the Goddard Hot Springs this wook with his wilc. who loft yesterday morn ing for Winnipeg Canada. to visit with relatives.
 Since Iast summer Mr. Goddard and hls wifo have boon staying at Che hot springs helping Co take care Of Che sanitarIum and he says that although they are greatly handi- capped by poor transportation fa- cuues Che resort has been enter ainng a considerable number Of visitors Hc returned to his home ou Che Estcbcth last night
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
TENAKEE SPRINGS
 LIVELY AT PRESENT
Storms on Inlet Maroon Fishermen, But Dances Still Go On
 the Same

Frank Bach. head iailor at thc Juneau federal Jail. returned Co his home here last Saturday on Che gas boat Gadny after having spent a couple of weeks visiting at Tenakce. Mr. Bach visited with his daughter. Mrs. R. E. Coughlin. and her hus- band
 Mr. Bach said that while he was at Teuakce there was a big wind storm on chat made Che inlet impos- sible to navigate for small boats. Charles Johnson. formerly Of this city, and companion who went across Che inlet from Tenakee were maroonod there and for four days could not even get Co their gas boat which was anchored on shore. "Crab" Murphy. the Tenakeo fisher man. went across In his lttlo open boat with an outboard motor and could not return home for a week.
 The ice this year. according to Mr.. Bach. is not SO plentiful in the inlet as it was last winter, when it ex- did not get am opportunity to catch hndorod navigation. The head Of Che inlet is frozen over. as Is ucual in the winter time.
 Good catches Of king salmon have been made in the inlet. but on ac- count Of Che poor weather Mr. Bach did not get am opportunity to catch any fish. Most of the cabins at Che hot springs town are occupied this season. he said. and Che littlo place has been quite lively an winter.
 Dances are given quite often and Mr. Bach. who was a great dancer in his younger days on Douglas lsl- and. umbered up bis Methodist foot and enjoyed himself immensely.
 After his rest and the many hot baths chat he took. Mir Bach has re- turned Go his work feeling much better than when he loft for his va cation.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
SPECIAL FERRY

Ta accommodate Che people who wish to attend the aroonth annual h.u ol thc Juneau Fire Department which Is to bo given at Che A B. uau tomorrow night Che ferry that Iuya Juneau at 1.gO each Saturday night uu be extended to Thmc and rrwdv.I tomorrow night and Us .haduIaI Go leave Thmo for Juneau at $ o'clock TreadWol at S.l5 and Dough-. at S.-U.
 Eede the dromen Of Douglas and Tralwc1 who arc Che guests of h. Juneau department tomorrow uebl many other people here arc planning on attending tho dance. which. it is aIl. win be Che eayost rIa.r of the season.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
CASE IS
 LOST BY COMPANY
May Muglord Wins Case for Dam. ages on Appead to Circuit Court
 at San Francisco

Last Monday Che Ninth Crcu, Court Of Appeals handed down a do. cIsIon uphoIdIug Che verdict of th, district court Of thc First division O. Alaska iu awarding damages In tho sum of $l3.50O to Miss May Mug ford for personal Injuries alleged Go have been received by hor whom she fou through % hole iu Che sidewalk in front Of Che side entrance Of Che Troadwel Club building.
 This case is ono that created cone siderable interest during Che trial which started before Judge Robert w. Jennings on January 10, 1920. and closed when Che jury brought iu iu verdict for Sl35OO on Che night oi January 23.
 Miss Nurford was a young lady who lived at Trcadwcl with hor parents Her father brothers and herself were employed by Che com- pauy she being clerk in Che conn pany store. She was iu attendance at Che annual bah Of Che Treadwen Fire Department on Che night Of August 20. 1916. and Vas. iu com- pany witch a number of other people. leaving Che hall in tbe Club build- ing to go to supper in Che boarding house. Stepping out Of the side door of Che Club building she stopped through a hole iu Che plank nc that had been broken shortly be- fore by some young men jumping ou it She lcn several feet and re- ccivod injuries to her spine. it was claimed. that caused her much me ness and Co be permanently an inc valid Many months after Che acci- dent Che suit was started
 The case waa a hard fought one between attorneys for tho company gcIcnha & Hclenubal and Rodeu x ZaeIcr for Che p.aiuuG Wit- uc.scs to Che accident who had moved away from Alaska were brought back Co testify and every minor po.u, was contested. The cul- m.uauou 0f Che case was Che eaward- me of perhaps Che largest damage ever given In ths part ot Che coun- try for Injuries chat wcro not fatal
 The TraalvoI Company soon oi- tcr Che decision was g.von served notice of appeal Co the circuit court and briefs were submitted and w- nmcuu modo last foi witch Che de- cIaon as noted given carly thIs week
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
ELKS AND THANE
 WIN AT BOWLING
Second Games of Interoity Touma- ment Rolled in Juneau Last
 Night-Elks Lead

The Elks' team defeated tho Brunswicks by total Of only pins lost night with a score Of 2338 Go 2334. and Treadwell was defeated by Thano by a score of 2304 to 2203 In Che second series of Che games or Che intercity tournament The first named games were bowled on the Elks alleys and Che latter on the Brunswicks
 The third games Of the series are to be rolled next Thursday evening. when the Elks and Brunswicks will meet on Che Brunswick alleys and Treadwell and Thane on tho Tread we'll alleys.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
PRICES STEADIER
 ON CANNED FISH
Chums Reported Co Have Gone Up But Price Yet Lower Than
 Production Cost

prtat. aIy.oas received In Eateh- Har ths morning from Seattle ay chat quotations on canned salmon a-. more encouraging now chan taav have bcu for months .or etum have advanced s.soa.y-tvo .er.s ease uta che marEo, brisk.
 .ys Che kouhar ChrHai. A tow weeks ago cHums vore selling as low as rlv-seren cents dozen. while tdey ara now bringing seyou- r,.ls. oent.. vItH cn.oHraeemcut ol- ureI for bef.r quotations
 Salmon packers generally who are u Seattle looking a.fer the.r products ara moro onum suc today
 bau .acy Hayc heeu n months aud many ol h.m escn hope that Che greater part ot tbe 1920 packs win b. d posed ol before Che salmon start To run In iaef. By many it1s pointed ou, chat If there had no, boon such large part ot Che 1919 pack lef oser chat Che 1920 pack now would bc mog.ue at nr prices
 Unfortunately tor One paekc-. however at th.s ume Che prices c,en offered now of cren.y-ive cents "a dozen .s not enough to pay tho cost ot putting thom mp. for it .s estimated that cyen Che most .hcanIy packed chums cannot be pu, mp lor less chan a dollar dozen.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
NO MORE LIGHTS
 NOW AT SKAGWAY
Council Orders Street Lights On, or When Disagreement Arises
 With Company

The city council and Che Home Power Company oi SkaEwar have had disagreement ovcr Che charec for troot Uehts In thc city that cu.- minated ou February In ou thc
 street urhu being cut or and Che city ir now u darkness. and lanterns and .GaahuehW are used log citizens while travelling at night
 The pr5rc1t ratc paid by thc city to Che power company s S2 per light per month. making a total Go be paid by Che city last yoar of sI.c0190. Tho council woa of Che opinion chat Che rate was too high u counting Che hour Uhat Che lights burn it made Che Hlowat hour cost much higher tln Che commercial ratc
 Representative of Che company who met Che council would not give any better rate than 70 cents per K. w. and it is further stated chat if the town worc Go Eo ou motor basis it would bc required to pur- chase Che fixtures at about Si50 each and pay a company employee To attend Co che m at Che rate Of one dollar day and besides pay miu- Imum fec of $5O Q month
 The council offered to pay St200 a year for tho present service of la lights. and os chat was refused. or- dorcd Che lights cut ou
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
TO PRINCE RUPERT

Having heard from Nr. Curr thai hc has at last boon able to secure apartments. Mrs. A.E. Gurr and two children. Jack and CcciIo win leave for Prince Rupert on Ono next Grip of Che Princess Mary February 2i.
 Tho family win make their homo at Prince Rupert near whore Mr. Gurr is engaged in Che logging bus- moss with Emil palmbom. formerly of tbIs city,
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
ROLLER SKATING

A roller skating party Is to be given by Che young folks Of Douglas Island at Che Na,alor.um haul to- night The usual good time chat IH enjoyed at these parties Is looked for this evening
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
OLD SWIMMlN' HOLE BEING DEMOLISHED  old Tank at Che Nat and Building That Housed It Being Torn
 Down This Week

Another landmark ls disappearing from Douglas tms wcok tn Che old swimming uuk at Che Naator.um which H being torn down by Axol . Krouogal Mr. Krouq,at is domoi- Ishne Che building that houses Che tank in Che rear of Naator.um han and win also tear up One tank. He win usc Che lumber and pipe cou- tuuol .u One place
 Tho swimming tank was construct cI approximately nineteen years ago by Che Douglas Na,ator.um Aaoc.a- uon. which buut it at tho rcar ot ,no b.e building known as che Ar mory Tho association was started by body of stockholders who pur- cba.cl stock In Che concern with Che idea Of operating a gymnasium and
 swimming pool for che pcopi. or Che slmd
 F1r time affairs prospcrod and he swimming tank had b.e run. ho. ait-vatcr baths and swimming rarIa. being popular Most an Of Che generation ol young folks who hayc now grown up learned to swim m Che old "Nat"
 The pool had boen In operation but a hor, umc ubon on Che fth ot uy fa02. Che slip leading to thc Goat ou Che lery wharf hroac and dropped some aNy.lrc or seventy Doue.as young folks into the wa,cr of la. Cbmne They were an a,h- cred ume hat day watching a erenr pole exhibition. Most Of Che ,ome folks who len into Che bay ua. day had Iui learned to swim in m. tank shortly before. so ,hcy nIl.I around like spamcIs. and u.. wa. uo loss ol U.o although tr.rs wor. some harhrealth a- ..r.s and daring rcaucs
 Sine. Che day oI chat accident Che Dd tank bas had a piace in Che. hearts o. most people Of t1e Island rea.tur as thoy diI chat it thcre had h..u ro Hna many people would H.,. b.ea drowned
 After running few years Che N.uuum Association encountered rnmHa difficulties through which t could mo. sruei ic and et,c mp. The place was opened by private parties several times al,ervarla but h.s newer 1c.u a success from a ln- u.aI standpoint and finally che old tank was abandoned and has now be.om. ror.d and broken and Ono. hWuu- .Hat housed It s umbHus around It
 Il. TroadueI Company owners ID. Che buuue authorized Che doe .u.uou ol I. and within few days he "ud Nmmu holc' win be a ching O. One past
 Era uu.r Che closing down oI hc urE here tbc people Of Che Isl-. and enjoyed a swimming place. as a ana tank was hu.It at Che T-oldwc'l Club taal Was In use crery day ior many years muI tbc oave-n of Che Tr.iWeI mines whom Che tank and building Hat covered |. wont straight down whom Che car.h m- ..W.lh chem gave way
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11

old Nomcltcs now livius in Kct- chIon pro Investigating the possi- bWtcs Of raising reindeer in South eastern Alaska They say there arc places that are almost ideal for Che raising oi the deer.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11

A joint resolution has been intro ducod in Che Oregon legislature ask ing the President Co negotiate a treaty with Great Britain whereby purse scining vii be prohibited in Che Pacific ocean where Che United States and Canada have Joint iuris- diction.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
FIRE MEETING

There is Go be meeting Of Hose Companies No. and 9 ot ,hc Doug as Fire Department at f.ro head- quarters next Monday night
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11

TE. .Hnr.r.tr. ..fem.rt show irr Ire value ot merchandise ship n.I from tHe United s.ates to c.t.ea of H. First division shov that Ke,ah.Ean received more eools han arr other port .a lt.s section The ab.. foHoNs
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
CARD PARTY

The Order of Eastern Star win cn- certain at a card party on next Tuesday evening at the odd Fellows hnIl.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11

0"| I0-II - oIr0---

er..| n... 70. exports
 and Import. fI"N."-..>.5
 study .. ta. une covering ...-.I nro.a..s -.t... ul,an- .. -rr. in rl minerals .N..n. gold
 .r tr. r.- result having a ..... .f tnre. mt..n ...r. Cop shows .nr n....t aH witch '... palladium and platinum .0Hov- mn. m. palladium production e . |. h. m. .a-e... from amy one m. Unto. s.af.
 ......r ha..a ..... greater production 70. r-...n.s metals chan H. H..- division. combined 0u-
 -. ...rru.. I.H. .n. uaa. ..-.... H.s m. I0I. mines ID. r.. Hr.. ...r running aur. tH. period of I.rr 0.ha Hs Nu b. r.... . ue umh. and reindeer m. ".. ..rr ..u .ur ta.u.
 .. .u u.... r...n. u.. and n. n-... al far a' skins n IT. H.e Hr products show m. ... This take. ui.h Che ....- t.u. m..e. . ..... o, about .-. .n. o.. r.'. milton The dc- -.. ..... .. u.. .. and che
 .. tor n. products for ...- t.m Of .. .. ..r.r a-. i'm. -' r.r rsr- ." nu.r. conditions
 .... movement n. shown tn m. ..m... o. arrival. and danar- u .r. equal. nI.a,.. n.. growth m population hw H boon som. shifting from ono He Territory to tho othor nr n One Interior lose Ire n. m. ....'.I .r.a.
 Tn. ~ .0 m.-.H.rI.. and gold and ...- Hnn.l from t'a.ka to u. United sates during ia20 amounted m ..,.I. ..-. compared a.h Efat.a.se- .r lsIa
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11

Tho principal cities as co receipts ol baud.ac from ,hc States m Che enurr Territory orc as follows.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11
COMMERCE FOR
 TERRITORY BIG
Balance ct Tndc Larger Than Last Yur-Buancss on a Steady
 Basis Now

In m. .ru.I report ot Collector Custom. John w. rro, for Che l..r .rIne u...mher sl. l92o. t |. found ...t Che ba.aa.. of trade In u,.. ol .He Territory o. Alaska s m.r. t.ar n million and a hait dol- a-. mor. tH.n in Iai.. 10 Is sosu by tables .r m. r.nort chat slowly and r.y during che past several re It. r...r. positions ot Che Imports and exports Hro taking place. The -ea... t..r.lse u imrore shows t... M. .r. producing moro m on. r..... of ule and as a .r.. -. h..omue ies le r.nI.n. r.r m. re.t ol che world l.r our .....
 Tn. ... .0nur.. of Alaska for fa.. ... sI.>.a-. sg- and was i.. t... uIHn
 IMPORTS
 N..I... from rs saf.Srf.>s5 uu..... from foreign
 I5I-Iis Gold and sIe.r from t'r-
 u port. 4a5oo
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-11

|NHUEIS Merchant Tn Us feIa-g-fI N.uh nI url .Ir.. ...rr ports I........ u.m... sold and silver u ru s.,. 1ua-.l rreeH ..I and .'r"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22

CONTINUED TOMORROW
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-03-25
CIGAR Nomenclature.

The nomenclature of the cigar trade
is one of the vely interesting phases
of democracy. No gentleman intent
upon building up market for 10
cent cigar ever named it for a states
man. He complimented, instead, an
actor, philanthropist, a race horse,
a hypothetical Indian maiden or a sup
posititious Spanish grandee. To have
named 10-cent cigar for statesman
would have been to queer" both the
cigar and its involuntary patron. The
people would not have stood for that
sort of thing. 1t would have pre-
sumed certain superiority which they
would have rebuked both at the cigar
stand and at the polls.-Philadelphla
Public Ledger's ION Second Thought"