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COLBY DECLINES TO GIVE
INFORMATION ON TREATY
Secretary OF State Asserts Record
Of Negotiations With Japan Still
Subject Of Examination.
SAYS NO y G x ED TEXT
Morris Friendly to Japanese and
Would Make Concessions to En-.
courage Trat.c-I1lis Ia About
Breadth OF His Views.
IH:. Associutcd presxl

WASHINGTON. Feb 10.--The letter
of Secretary Colby. declining TO trans
NIT information on the negotiations
'hat have been conducted with tho
view 70 treaty action with Japan.
was received without comment today
10y the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee. The letter was. in reply
to communication OF the committee
forwarded At the instance of Senator
Johnson. Of California. requesting in
formation on the subject, If not in
compatible with the public interest.
Secretary Colby said in his letter.
that record of the negotiations now
in hia possession was "practicully
chat OF preliminary comparison of
views. coupled with recommendations
which are still! the subject Of examl.
nation.
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son,h Caroiinn streams Rising

GEEENVlLLE, S. c., Feb. lO.-Al
streams in the upper section Of South
CAROLINA are reported to he rising
rapidly as result OF an unusually
hcAry rainfall during thf pas; three
days Saiuda and Recdy Rivers both
had risen more than four feet by noon
TO-DAY. and were out OF their banks
The precipitation here measured 7.So
lncheS' IL was reported today by the
United states Weather Bureau
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fEy Assoclatcd Presa.l

AUGUSTA, GA. Feb. lo.-Classcs al
Davidson Eram1ncr school here Were
suspended today as Il result Of the
flooding OF the school grounds. due
to marked rise in the Savannah
river The water undermined Twelfth
street ut the canal locks and u
heavy stream poured into the canal
The weather bureau forecast OF Il
continued rise indicated lowlards be-
low tfis city would bc flooded.
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Conversations OF No Value.

Ncrpaiiy WIN the committee anu
urging such Il conference.
Conversations Of No Value.
"As long as the secretary has not
approved the flndings.' the state
mens said. II do not think the con-
versations are of any value or i'm
portance. Ambassador Morris Is OBJ
viously friendly TO Japan and would
make concessions In order to en-
courage commerce ana trade. Tha,
Is about the breadth OF his view
Therefore. any understanding be
tween him and the Japanese anbas-
sador Is of no value TO the country
because 1t was n meeting OF two
friendly minds instead OF two con
tending minds--o representing
america and one representing Japan
u think any attempt to take away
the jurisdiction of the Western
States over the control of land" the
statement added. will be obstinate
~ resisted and that the Senate never
would ratify such II treaty, assunin,;
tl.a, the treaty power had the right
to Invade the state for such Il pur-
pose.
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HIGH WATERS or SOUTHERN
RIVERS ARE TYEREA IENING
School al Augusta Forced by Flood to Suspend-ren-
ncsscc Encroaching on I.owlands-Ocmulgec
Out of Banks at Macon, Is Report

Pindeil that the river would reach
twenty-five feet at Bridgeport Ala.
b. Saturday morning; twenty nine at
unntcrsville by Saturday night and
'went%-onc at Decatur by Saturday
afternoon.
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Miss Mnudr Nanoycr. Dirs

FRtEi.lNG, IA. Feb la.-Aliss
M"nne Nanovcr, daughter Of Attor-
ntN ira Nanovcr of near C'!intwood.
died on Monday. after an Illness cx
tchhinH over several years She was
noout - years OF age, and is survived
~ her parents and several brothers
ana SISTERS. The remains We're in
tered In the family buryinT- ground
near the girls home
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killed After jumping Eigh, stories.

NEW YORK. Feb. lc.-Mrs
Marion Peters, wife Of Joseph u:
Peters. pres!den: of the Fairbanks
ComIany, scale manufacturers, was
kiucd early this morning when she
jumped, or fell. from an clSh;h-story
wrdow in = fashionable apartment
mouse. She had been suf ring from
"A nervous disease and was in the ca,n
OF u trained nurse.
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Ninck DuynI Dies.

Mack Duval. aged 81. died ut the
home OF his brother. w 4. nuvni
rSihampton. yesterday at II
O'Clock. Funeral services will be
held from the home of his brother.
stop -, Westhampton ear line. to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock In
torment will be in Maury Cemetery.
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10 Dnlvcr Invitation to irnrling

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Feb. IT,
Jacksonville Boy Scouts will relay u
message Saturday from this city to
ST Augustine inviting President
Eject Harding to visit here during
his stay in Florida. MIR. Harding VIII
personally receive the last Scout who
delivers the Invitation. it was an
nounced today.
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tinLnmn IsSnc. EIo,d MorpIn.

MOBILE. ALA. Feb. lO.-l'iood
warnings for the Tombigbce. Black
Warrior and Alabama Rivers have
been issued by the local Weather Bu-
rcau. due To excessive rainfall in the
northern section OF the State during
The past Few days. The Ala bama is
expected to exceed flood stages both
at Selma and Montgomery.
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stcc, PLANTS show 1,t.. ro:,nouc

NEW YORK. Feb. l0.-Thc monthly
tonnage report of the United States
steel Corporation. made public to-
day. showed 7.673,l6i tons Of un-
filed orders on hand January 81. This
is a decrease from untitled orders on
December 81. which We're S,l4S.12c
tons.
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General IIorri,., Improx.s

OPEl.ikA. ALA. Feb. iO.--RrporiS
from III, bedside OF General George
i. Harrison. who has been critically
III for the past TEN dnvE We're more
favorable, and attending physicians
said he had spent a more rcstful day
than usual. lie will he so years Of
age in March. and is one of the few
surviving brieadicr- generals of the
War Between the states
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Trnin. Delayed by nlsinp ui.er.

GADSDhN, ALA. Feb. 1o.-Thc
Coosa River is rising rapidly and all
traffic on highways in this section is
tied up one train was delayed to-
day by washout
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Mrs. Annie Herbert.

:, W iNcfi:STER, VA. Feb. TO-
FRIENDS here have received word al
lne death OF Mrs. Annie Herbert
which occurred at the home of he,
Son-!n- law and daughter. MrI and
Mrs: Charles w. Beall. Rockvilic. Md
ifuiiAi WAS in Baltimore. She was
many years agent OF the Adams I,x.
press Company here.
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the surface. hut. MS Mr.. Kahn explain
ed. II went deep enough at times iC
see the possibility OF startling dis
closures behind the whole story of
the millionaire who would not hght
under The American flag.
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League of Nations tn Meet In Paris.
GENEVA. Feb. I0.-it is understood
here that tn" meeting q! the council
NJ the league or nations. to begin
February 81. VIII be held in Paris.
and not Geneva. as, had been previous
~ announced.
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Oncru Singer DiCS.

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Feb. TO-
Mrs Elizabeth Bruce W!kstrom, SO.
natloma l-knOwn opera singer. died At
her home here, today. She is survived
by her husband ana daughter. Mrs.
-. Korcn. OF Cleveland. and /; son.
Wcdcn
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Catarrf1
Quickly Ended by a Pleasant
Germ-Killing Antiseptic

The lit.lc liyomci Inhaler is made
Of hard rubber and can easily bc
carried in pocket or purse. II will
last Il lifetime.
Into this inhaler pour a few drops
of magical Tlyomci
This Is absorbed by the antiseptic
Eauze within ana now YOU are rcndy
10 breathe IL in over the germ in
tested membrane where IL will speed.
lily begin it's work OF killing catarri!
germs. Hyomci is made OF Austria
liam eucalyptus combined with other
anuseDtics. and is very pleasant to
breathe.
1t is guaranteed to end catarrh.
bronchitis, sore throat, Group. coughs
and colds or money back. 1t cleans
out stuffed up head in two min
utcS.
Sold BY Tragic Drug Co. and drug :
giStS cVrrVVhtrp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11

Immediately after "Dandcrine-
massage. your hair takes on now
life. lussre and wondrous beauty. APP
pcnrinG twice as heavy and plentiful.
because each hair seems to rufr and
thicken. Don't let your hair stay
!ifcicss, coiorlcss, plain or scragEly.
fou. too. want lots of long. strong.
beautiful hair
35-ccnt bottle OF dcIightfui
"Dandcrine" freshens your scalp.
checks dandrun and falling hair.
This stimulating "bcauty-tonic" gives
20 thin. dun. fading hair that youth
full brightness and abundant thick
ness-Ail druGgis,s!-idv.
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ocn,uIsec River Out Of Hanks.

MACON. GA. Feb. 10.--Thc DcmuI-
gee river reached a stage OF 2o.50
rect here at o'clock this afternoon.
Sen"ing it out of its banks here y
continued rise IS expected during the
night.
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Many crnrt sunk by ,:n,c.

SAErANpRE. SPAIN, Feb. 10
many craft were sunk by severe
gale along the coast here yesterday.
Much damage WAS done by the storm.
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CIouhburst In Georgia.

THOMSON. Ga. Feb. ia cloud
burst struck here ut o'clock to-
night.
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Will Protest Against Lnwicssnrss.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Feb. Ia
nass- meeting to protest arain-t law
lcssncss has been called by the Com
mercial Club Of South Jack sonvillc.
where two negro houses were dynn-
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mited early "Wednesday morning. to
be held Stonight. Investigation by
city and tounty authorities has failed
to develop any clue to persons who
blew up tho houses following the
posting OF notices warning negro oc-
cupuntS To leave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-11

be very glad to go over the matter
verbally wlth the committee and
urging such Il conference
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-09

ing will benefit the nation In times OF stress you
will ever be ready to give it the desired
II was the American financer who won the WoIiu-
war no less than the doughboy II reo-Diooued
Americans had not wres4led with this new lana,
wrung from her rich mineral resources ana Llneu
her SOIL realizing doAars OF ali er vast naIuIal r.
sources, what wonsa the Liberty Loans have accom-
plished. - 49,
It was the dollars we converted into guns and am
munition into foc and q ling it was the KnoWi-
edge that 1--WE we With lern' that Spufred our
doughboy, the ssr test so, Ter the world has ever
known, to conquer the nea5a deSpicabe nation ana
the most barbarous race tat ever saw hght. every
narrow, struggling line that pressed out over no
Mans Land through shrapnel and gas was cenrented
with American wealth
Such are the profits of wealth.
HOW TO SECURE WEALTH
You may secure wealth. You may enjoy all its
pleasures, you may lawfully accept it's profits, and
you may dispense pleasures and profits to your gen.
Grafton and to posteri3y
Imagination must be developed. You must be able
to1visuaze possibilities. You must be able to plan,
to think. Foresight must be carefully fostered.
Judgment must ever be attended upon imagination.
You must weigh possibilities, without prejudice,
Meet men on their common ground and infuse into
your judgment confidence, trust and justice.
Energy must always be kept screwed to the sticking
place. Then you'll not fail REPRESENTATION, the
arch thief of wealth, will flee.
Courage is the stimuant which will vitalize these
requisites to fortune buing. Without courage
great feat ever accomplished no great discovery
made. Am6s ca would still be unknown
were it not for courage
Constructiveness is the only method to gain wealth
today. There was time when industry was the
key to fortune. That day is past. The paths of
industry clogged with workers today. But the
demand for the products of earth is increasing
stantly. To make money You must get back to
earth.
Invention makes money but few have the ability
Genius in art makes money but this is given onls to
few and the path is hard and long. Cos copper,
silver gold all the mineral resources n strtn have
been brought up. Fortune builders - sla past gem
Grafton have monopoly on these saucts.
There is one of earth's produc, E--0IL.
Get into the OIL INDUSTAA at Is the newest,
most profitable game KNOW. There is chance Cor
YOU.
YOU WILL GAIN WEALTH.
If you have good vilt toward your fellow men, good
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-09
Happiness Through Wealth!

luck will come to you. .
r. Won desire money not for the joys of personal
POSSESSION, but for the god that yu can do.
IF YOU can live in luxury, yet remain brother to
YOUR poorer friend.
IF YOU can conquer work, yet love it, too.
lie you, though Independent, can appreciate the COM
radeship of man.
r. YOU can give to others and count the pleasures in
the giving not in the cost of the gift.
If YOU count your gain, not by the dollars it has
won for you, but by the DeneHtS you may Share
with your country.
If YOU can satisfy all your desires and yet be master
of your soul.
IF Won can prosper and not patronize.
IF Won can lose it all and smile with hope to gain
again.
Sometimes in the silent stretches of the night
thoughts of work and wealth come to me-Do they
come to you?
T am iottinp down some of these night-ideas of
mine Perhaps they coincide with your. Perhaps
YOU will find in them the same seeds from which
YOUR thoughts have come, seed which you have de-
veloped through careful nourfshing into their full
flower Perhaps you are even now reaping their
harvest.
It isn't that believe these night-thoughts of mine
have any intrinsic value But they the thoughts
of man. Because man had the power of faoaght
the race has progressed. Because msa Possessed
the ability of action we may know contenGaslfs
And so am putting these thoughts 81 paper BE-
fore you because you and are Just comrades affer
ALL Perhaps would not reeoaIli easa oefleF 81
we met on the street Custom aelnanas 3Htr0dae-
ton still But if there vas FIRE, food, Cats
hurt or woman crying for help # We sas N oI
well come in on our LARD re would ACT eER.
On this page there is an advertisement al invest
nlent Opportunity. ! wish that wa ri s. act TO-
getherIn This matter belize tai..9 - would sue-
coed 4 consider it sgaaTe deai business proposi-
4foir with naininam q hazar md promise Of Zig
gains.
have rpaae some money IN TN Oh business, bgE
while was making it Tried to he others tow their
ships into pet. may not be Considered az up-to-
data inancier but | don't believe tnaf alFs fair IN
business, as tAey say it is in love ARC war.
Success Is only achieved when boz you and the
other fe.iow are satisfied believe.
If alter reading the advertisement LaioT you think
YOU and can work together and be successful LEI
me hear from you.
Yours for New Prospe1lsy
(sigred) PORTER CAKES.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-09

VIZ YEALTH is not domineering sovereign
wv despotically distributing his fortune where
v v favor prompts.
Wealth is not a mocker haunting the poor With
the beauty and the luxury of his possessions
Wealth is not grasping snatch1ng his goods
from the outstretched hand of the yearner
Wealth is not hateful cynic tempting youth from
the paths OF righteousness.
Wealth is not cruel taskmaster brow-beatng slaves
as they fall painting the path of progress pleading
for a moments respite.
Wealth is not mystic spectre guiding the old to
halls of poverty there to echo the death-ratte IN
their scrawny Threats with scornful laughter.
Wealth is a magnetic leader Turing all to achieve
ment by promises of rich reward.
Wealth is divine awakening appreciation of the
beauties of the world and the Joy of living a
Wealth is the sage judge whose values spur desire
to requirement and bless longing with attainment.
Wealth is the maternal tester arousng youth to the
appreciation of justice and the practice of nobility
Wealth is the kind mentor ceaselessy encouraging
the highest development of mental and character
possibilities through endeavor.
Wealth is the Comrade of Opportunity, the Sister
of Success and the Mother of Happiness.
THE PLEASURES OF WEALTH
The pleasures of wealth many. Some delight the
body, some enrich the mind and bless the SOUL
The first pleasure of wealth is satisfaction.
To one of courage and action the mere triumph of
accomplishment enters the mind like the sweet,
sudden fragrance of flower Only those who have
conquered doubt, competition, exercised energy and
completed achievement know the estate pleasure OF
aim attained.
Inc vlctorleS Oh TeTSIHg, Cne MUSIC OIL beeIIloVeH
the plays of Shakespeare, the yantions of Edison
gave to these favorites of the Gods the greatest
pleasures when alone and SILENT far from the noisy
chamber of public accord, came the realization of
purpose achieved.
And so it IS with the man or woman who murmurs
lowly, 81 have wealth."
The next pleasure of wealth is the Possession of
Beauty.
Every one has an IDEAL It may be beautiful home,
pictures music animals, the desire to create
beauty. To secure these, wealth is necessary And
when wealth comes, all the long desired articles and
aims may be purchased
Then is ones soul and mind filled with the Joy of
possessing. OF surrounding himself or herself with
all the beauty which they have long yearned for and
may now have their own
But the greatest pleasure of wealth is the JOY of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-09

Giving.
The pald face of street urchin; the silent sorrow
of the blind; the eager youth crippled by Hun bull
lets; the tragedy of the unloved old; the pathetic
struggle of the incompetent; all OF these awaken
yearning to the pain, to allay the worried, to
help.
Then there are those one loves best, the wife who
has always been partner in trouble and money
WORRIES whom you have watch luxurious cars
go by, whose face has frightened at the sight of
dress or gem, only to sadly smile when possession
was impossible; there are the children to whom one
would give their youthful desire and prepare for
life; but most Of all is mother, the mother who has
nursed you through mumps and measles, stood by
you in scrapes, and sacrificed and worried and
loved, and the father who has toiled to have his
earnings taken up by you, for your needs and de-
sires. To them wealth permits you to give the
things they want most; to lavish them all their
hearts desires.
Such are the Pleasures of Wealth.
THE PROFITS OF WEALTH
The wealth which you acquire is profitable, not only
to yourself but to the others, to the world and to
the race
The presence of god of silver of COAL of oil and the
other mineral resources does no good when they
remain in the earth. Their good is realized when
they are circulated among men and nations.
Suppose no oil taken, from the earth
what would happen?
Starvation would stalk abroad. 1t would enter the
homes, about every factory and manufacturer,
business would be paralyzed navigation would be
impossible-in short progress would stop and civil
llzation would pause. Man would be reduced to his
status in the prehistoric ages totally subject to
chance and the elements.
When you give your dollars to free these mineral
resources you helping the race you are advanc-
ing progress you are being brother to men. Here
lie your profits and theirs.
The possession of wealth assures your financial in
dependence This is invaluable to the business man
or woman and to those who have not the talent or
training to make good livelihood 1t insures them
the respect and consideration of their associates
1t aids them to bring through deals and accomplish
ment of results which otherwise would be impossible
To the city in which you live your wealth is factor
in its development. You can help it to meet the
problems which visit every community.
In famine fire. catastrophe, deluge pestilence you
can aid materially in relieving the suffering The
social problems are largely solved through an ex-
penditure OF funds. You may help out the funds
The wealth which you have acquired and are enjoy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-09
Going After Breckenridge Gusher

On forty-acre lease in the proven Breckenridge
field, Stephens County, Texas the Dispatch No.
4 well is drilling at about 500 feet The drill
ers fee certain to get tremendous gusher. They
believe in it strong enough to take big part of
their pay in stock. We feel certain that it will
be giant producer, too because the noted Rox-
ana Ball gusher, about a half mile south of US,
is of the most consistent producers in the
feld--the Fensland producer is east and slightly
north of us-and the big Guaranty gusher, which
came in December 81 1920, and is reported
8000-barrel gusher is south and east OF us, about
1900 feet. This well is on the Sloan tract. The
Dispatch No. 4-its neighbor is in Block IL.
Roberts subdivision, Yeaman Survey, Sloan tract
in the new gusher district, north of Breckenridge
townsite
Everybody knows of the Stoker No Q Well in the
Breckenridge District, which earned a mil
lion dollars in month after it came in.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-09

The Dispatch management has demonstrat-
ed it's ability to make money for its share
holders by paying THREE LARGE MONTH
LY DIVIDENDS. Twenty percent in divi-
dends have been paid in the past ninety
days. and the next one is to be declared
next month. The combination of PROVEN
properties, reliable management, SMALL
CAPITALIZATION, and hard work has
shown results.
With our present production and holdings,
we have been able to show substantial earn
ings' for our shareholders. Judge for your
self what our dividends will be when our
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-09

Breckenridge well is completed.
Our proft-1naling program Is going right
ahead. The Dispatch No 4 Well in the
Breckenridge field is being rushed to the
fortune yielding OF pool in this wonderful
field 1t should be a gusher. Our future
is bright. This company began operations
with the determination to make real money
by producing oil, developing properties and
dealing in oil and gas leases, and Oil realty.
Our past dividend record and future divi-
dend program is the best evidence of Dis
patch SUCCESS THE DISPATCH REC
ORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-09

The story of the Gonzalez gusher which spattered
oil against the windows of the Chamber of Com
merce building In Breckenridge has been widely
published. The Swenson Ranch Wells the Coop
er Henderson gushers, Farmer Higginbotham,
with his nine oil wells and his nine fair daugh-
ters--aH these and countless other wells have
testified that Breckenridge is the fortune making
marvel field of the world today. We in the
very midst of this field. How miss? Just
few days ago the Y NJ. c. A. Syndicate in the
Breckenridge field reported dividend OF 1872 per-
cent. just twenty-five days after the completion
of their we'll They can reasonably expect 100
percent month for many months to come.
That is the way fortunes made in the Brock
enridge field. That is the way expect to
make them.
All our present efforts being directed to the
drilling of the Dispatch No. Breckenridge well
Go with us to Breckenridge - and Fortune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-09
Our Dividend Record

On Oct. 9, 1920, 10 Pct. Cash Dividend Was Paid
On. Nov. 20, 1920, Pct Cash Dividend Was Paid
On Dec. %, 1920, 5 Pct. Cash Dividend WasPaid
In Feb 1921 Dispatch Will Declare its Next Dividend