davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-02-04

A conceited man will not talk about
you behind your back. He will talk
about himself.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-02-04

stitutes for Good morning" are worth
while.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-02-04
Enjoys II.

"Made any New Years resolutions?"
"Sure. It's so much fun breaking 'em
afterwards"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-02-04
TOO
LATE

Death only a matter Of short time.
Don't wait until pains and aches
become incurable diseases. Avoid
painful consequences by taking
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-02

except R. R., Sec 10, To, RE-. Drainage
ditch assessment lilo and int.-s141.97.
Hoyt Newell Land Co. - Bonny Hame
Sub, Lot 8, Blk II, Sec 36-$5.68.
Conrod Verule- Hollywood Sub, Lot Ill,
Sec So, T2, R22-S42.37.
Susan A. Bichard Hollywood Sub. Lot
lis, Sec SO. TT, R22-$5.46.
Hoyt Newell Land Co.-Bonny Hame Sub,
Lot 10, Blk II, Sec 36-s5.68
Louis Moeh-Kenosha Center Sub, Lot %,
Blk IL, Sec 36-S42.16
Chas. w. Smith-The a of the n u
of the swA of Sec Is. I'D on the ne & s
by the ne & boundary lines of said u
respectfully on the by line parallel
with and is rds distant from of said
e boundary line, also the se14 of said Sec
Is, excepting & reserving the W IL 36-1O0
Of the swA of the SEA of said Sec Is.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-02

CONTINUED on 8rd psge.)
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-02

F. Marchner-S IL a of neA, nwA ex-
cept a strip off end 20 #, and and
S6S # and S, Sec "a, T2, R22, IL acres
1891.
Town of Salem.
M. w. Acker Trustee-Lot on sell of
highway, Sec. 10, tt, RIO. $4,000 acres
$1126.
Mrs. Frank Watkins-S part Lot 10, Sec
16, tt, RIO, 10 acres-S12.12.
Geo. Janks-Nw tract. Il except 81 41-100,
Sec 81, tt, RIO, IS So 100 acres-s317.50.
Robert Mico-Ne, Il, neA, Sec SO, tt,
RIO, 40 acres-$45.60.
R. D. Buckley-Lots e&7, Sec 80. tt.
R2O-$2534
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

CHANDLER 1918 frst-class condition :;
lust overhauled good rubber and paint (;
wonderful value az $3.50; Si00 cash; bal
ance in six monthly payments.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
MAY 23.


This is an excellent birthdate to
have. although people misunderstood
YOU. In reality persons of this birth
date are most affectionate. kind and
courteous. They have a great family
pride and are fond OF their family
achievements. Their dual nature.
due to the influence OF the sign OF
this date. which is Gemini. makes
them difficult to understand. They
are never certain or positive as TO
ony line of action and this makes
them exceedingly nervous.
They have great thirst for
knowledge and arc fond of arts and
science and are readers OF all sub
jects.
The governing planet of this birth
date is Mercury. the Messenger.
THIS period favors the finding OF lost
articles through the medium OF the
Want Ads. Rewards will be given.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
.JJIMA
AEI3,XaT.;rT
USED CARS

NOTE-TOday we make announcement
of the length Of time payments allowed
on each car Absolutely no charge for
credit. You can buy for cash az the price
named, or be extended credit, as YOU wish.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
GIVEN

IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY or
the State Of Delaware, In and for
New Castle County
In the matter of liquidation Of Ameri-
can Malt a Grain Company.
Wilmington, Delaware, April y, 1921
To the creditors Of American Malt &
Grain Company: Pursuant to an order
oi the Chancellor, you are hereby nOti-
ned TO file your claim against said com
pany. properly verified with the Regis
ter on q. before August l. 1921
And further that exceptions To any Of
said claims may be taken and filed with
the Register by any party in interest,
within thirty days after the said last.
mentioned date
Claims based on hook accounts shall
he itcmizcd. Claims based on proms-
sorry notes or other written evidence Of in
drhtedncss should hr accompanied by the
original Instruments on which the claim rs
made Claims based on matters NJ
record should be accompanied by alb
stracts OF copies thereof
Respectfully yours.
NORMAN =. CROTCH
may2 0-iG. % Register In Chanccry.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

NYOUNG MAN PORTER. ENPERl-
4 cnced in jewelry business; others
nted not apply. Roya' Jewelry Co, "
Market ST. may-a-oL
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
TRANSPORTATION
WILSON LINE
To Philadelphia and Chester
Schedule in Effect Saturday, May 21st.
STANDARD lime

Subject to Change Withou. Notice.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth st. Wharf,
and Philadelphia, Pier ., North above
Arch street, 73O. 300, 1880, x11.O0 A. NJ,
az O'Clock noon. 1.30. 800, 4.l5, 600, 200,
- 30 and $50 L. NJ.
'Run ON Saturdays, Sundays and holi-
days only.
XRuns daily, except Saturdays. sun
days and holidays.
TON-pENNSGRONE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington SIS. 700. 500 800
1000, l1.00 A. NJ, 1900 O'Clock noon, 100,
go. 800, $50. 800, 600. 200 500, 300
1000. '1l00 and 11.i0 =. NJ
Leave Pennsgrove 500. $50, 500, 900
600, 1l.OO A. NJ 1900 o'clock noon, 100
100. 315, 400, 515, 500, 200, $500 900,
1000. 1t.00 and si14O =. NJ.
sRuns on Saturdays. Sundays and holi-
days only.
Reputable organizations can arrange
fbr trips TO Philadelphia on discount
basis or can charter boat outright for
either day or evening or during the day
On sundays.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

DOR RENT OFFICE SPACE. della.
4 WARE TRUST BLDG. NINTH AND
MARKET SITS. APPLY ATLAS pow
DER Co, ROOM 600 may2i-1m.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

CHANDLER 1918 hrst-class condition; I;
lust overhauled good rubber and paint (;
wonderful value az $3.50; Si00 cash; bal
ance in six monthly payments
BUICK 5-passenger touring, 1920,
Thoroughly overhaulted and repanted.
good rubber all around. one extra tire.
This is mighty good buy at 81 ,2'9. We
will accept 5000 cash; balance is 10
monthly equal payments.
RUICK touring, 5-passenger. 1919.
overhauled and repain.ed. runs Just like
new, excellent rubber an around and a
real bargain at S1.l7j We will accept
$500 cash; balance in equal month
~ payments.
FRANKLIN Touring, 5-passenger.. 1917,
thoroughlv overhauled and repainted ex-
cllly hrst-cass. priced low TO move
quick. 81 ,0jO; $500 cash. balance In S
monthly payments.
HUPMOBILE .5-passenser 1919 model.
ovcrhauled and repaired good as
new. A real buy at $50 Si00 cash and
balance Of $40 in eight monthly pay
ments.
At1ANnLE "a touring. q passenger 1918
i1odel. overhaulted. good rubber; me-
chanically perfect. 4 real bargain at $500
Only SiO0 cash. Balance in eight equal
monthly payments.
OVERLAND . 2.passcnger roadster.
model g0 mechanically perfect: good
rubber all around. A bargain at $50.
We will accept 500 cash balance in
six equal monthly payments.
CADILLAC touring, 1875 mechani-
cally perfect. good rubber all around.
This car Is a bargain at SiO0. Only 5000
cash. Balance in six monthly Install
mcnts.
other makes too numerous TO mention.
Come in, we can fix you up with most
any make car at a price to suit your
purse Time payments TO suit your con-
venicnce on any car. Exchange can be
made for any car in our showrooms.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL $50
KEIL MOTOR COMPANY,
Eleventh ard Tatnal Streets.
mayt3- -fri-tf
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
REAL EsrATE-FoR SALE.

FOR sALE-SIx- ROOM COTTAGE AT
Il RehobOth, Del. Address s-72, Even
ing journal Office may17-6t
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

RUICK touring, 5-passenger. 1919.
overhauled and repain.ed. runs just like
new. excellent rubber an around and a
real bargain at S1.175 We will accept
$500 cash. balance In equal month
ly payments.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
WANTED 10 BUY.

4 NTIQUES-HIGHEST PRICES PAID
for antique furniture Of all kinds
hairs, tables and bureaus. even In
rnken condition. Pictures, jewelry. pis
His and relies Of all kinds. le Old Gu
ieslty shop, Oh Tatnall ST. Phone 3646.
may-0-lm.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
HELP wANrEp-MALE.

NxrANTED- CATHOLIC YOUNG MAN.
w single. for chauffeur, garden and
lawn. Phone 1912. may2S-2t
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOUSE WANTED TO RENT-SIX OR
n seven rooms; rent not to exceed Sl5
or $40. Suburban or west side Address
EOX W., Evening Journal Office.
mnv21-3t
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

BUICK 5-passenger touring, 1920,
thoroughly Overhaulted and repainted,
good rubber an around. one extra tire.
This Is a mighty good buy at Si,27J. We
will accept 5000 cash; balance is 10
monthly equal payments.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
RuSINEss CnII.EcES

IF YOU ARE NOT WORKING, COME
Il in to see us about our plan for train
ing you and then securing employment
for you. New students admitted every
Monday.
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES.
aug2j Tyr. Tenth & King Streeea.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

FRANKLIN Touring, 3 passenger. 1917,
thoroughly overhauled and repainted. eX-
cellent rubber all around and mechani-
clly hrst-class. priced low to move
quick, 81 .05O $500 cash. balance In s
monthly payments.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
STORAGE.
APARTMENTs WANTED


WANTED - APARTMENT, UNFUR-
" nished. Man and wife, no children
desire modern apartment in frst-class
location, preferably near Delaware or
cnnsylvania avenues. Two bedrooms
June -. References exchanged Address
Box W-S6. Evening journal Office.
may17-6t
Evening journal., 1921-05-23

CADILLAC touring, 1918; mechani-
cally perfect. good rubber all around
rhis car Is a bargain at SiOO Only 5000
cash. Balance in six monthly Install
mcnts.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21

Doktor lecf vsechny chronicke memo
ci | zmrzacenf muzu | zen a detL V
mnohem prfpade mtze byti zabraneno
I operaci, sverfte-H Sc mu lecenI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
K pomerIm ma Slovensku

Pod timto tituein pfinasi "Sovensky Dennk" vysiz
nt uvodni tanek nemz zduraznue &c ouha sovensk6ho
du sce odstraeni v$ech stop sareho mad aske
no oroctv ale ze vek6 tast intelligence stysa po sta
rem adarsk6m rezmu narodnm smyslu ale prot
demokratick6m duchu We'd nie ably to vseko
poad arcilo ale taky slovensky starry Dol dobry
ale ME taxa ceskosovenska demokracia Ma -
TAX 81 hovoria.' - Slovensky list vysthue tn fak
ktery velmi trpce poctovali pocuj v6rn Ces pusobc
previap ma Slovensku j. ze sovensia intelligence nen
dosi demokraticka. rodu v6rn pevni Sovaci sam
neved re vvem vychovy kultury starych mad alskych
uher mali sobe tolk aroklacie ze TO v6rneho Cccha
demokrata, az do srdce boil
clanku varuji slovens predac pred shovivavosi
preddasnou duverou vlci mad'aronum. Ukazuje Sc
zemany Sovensku nichz pfevcka cast je mad aronsa
pripomina pfpad srbskych zemanu Bakan6, kter
poturci by 81 zachoval maetek ale kdyz srbsky
rod osvobod, opusi svu rodny kraj s ciziho Tu-
recka Proto musi by pfsup ceskosovenskG tpoecno
s vazan prfsn6 podminky istf verene zkousk
'Jen ten kdo osvedci, muze byti priat. Takovy
rodni novcat musime zadat od kazdeho, lehkomyne
rozdavat rozhreSeni cd vSech hfichu W.
straha jez udeuje Slovakum Cechum Sovensku
Vici Mad arum, platf tez cel6 repubce vuti Nemcdm
urcanskomartinskJch Mar. Noyinach" vySel patrn6
nedopatfenm redakce nepravedVy ba houpy canek pod
tituem "Nedostaky skolstv Slovensku, psateI
posmesnym, ba urazeiicm psa slovenskych kni
bach teram praci ceskeho pisovatee Stan Klny ienz
spou Kalalem nejvice Cechd zasouzl Slovensko
davno jz pred pfevratem Slovensky mar Karel Dodek
ostre ohrazuje Sovenskem Denniku" pro
nemu nevd6ku neznameho Sovaka t6mio pravym upfimn
mi slovenskym slovy:
"Bratr Ces mas ODE idou ale co poom pow nase
domyslivost?"
Proc nam tedy nenapsal puvodce tohoto canku yeci
cennes tim pozdyih sebe narod mas? Klima po-
da nam lz mnoha cenna dla pracuje mas kdyz my
spine &c vyvoil 81 studium naSi pomery naSe
to muzeme byt jen vd6cni Ne tax spoubra-
ri! My zavazan jsme bratrum Cechum vdGkem dctou
velikou, nemalne pravo takto chovat Vzdy srhi
nam nohou okovy! Nepamatuete akou radosti Ia
skou piali vzdy Ces bray zpod Taer Praze! Kdo
nam podal pomocnou ruku Skolsk6 otazce? Ia ma
d'arskych? A toto ma bGt Cechum nase odpata? Drazi
narOdp NJ,
My nejsme bez ceske pomoc schopn sve ami dost
malo ohedu hulturnm hospodaiskem. Bratri Ces Sc
bez mas obejdou ale co poom povi nase domyiyost?'
("Yecer')
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
CESkOSLOV. KONSULkT V
CLEVELANDU,

sos y Superior Ave, Wade
Bldg, hleda nasledujici kra-
jany
Michal raueckf, posledne
2019 Henry Ave, Canton, O.
Stefan NJ. Cara -Gaic, posled
ne 231S Loraln Ave. Clere-
land, Q.
Emil Huebsch, posledne 289
Brush ST., Detroit, Mich.
Antonin Jaros . Kroce hlav
u kladna.
Frank Jezek. posledni ii 4.
3rd ST., Cleveland, o. i.
Nendelln Moravtik. priSel
do Ameriky 1906. Ma pribuz-
ne v Pist' anech.
Frederick Pine, bydlivsi
ia Parkville Ave. Cleveland,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21

Neuwirth, byl knezem mu-
Te byti $50 roku star. Po-
ehazi . Move Bystrice.
josef Pine a karel Pine, bra.
til shora uVedeneho.
Rudolf Reiehmann, naroze-
ny 1889 Y Nalo-Seretice, Choir
vatsko, prlslusny do Doerns-
dorfu ~ fcchach posledne by
dill & Cleyelandu O.
Josef Eezabel, narozeny Y
pechove Lbot6 Y Cechach. po-
sledn6 V Cieyelandu, o.
Vaclav Skoda. posledn6
Brooklyn Fate, Cleveland. o.
Antonin Snei0r. posledne
1924 E. 100 St, Cleveland, o.
FL, A. .6teineroya, posledne
Ontario st.. Cleveland, .. Po-
chazi z Myjayv, zupa Nitra.
Josef Vopat, posledne Ills
Ivy Ave, $. f.. Cleveland, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
Osetruje veskere nemoci
muzu, zen a ditek.

kataru a zaludeenfm chorobam se
Fenuje obzvlastni pozornost.
Trpite-i katarem. pfiid'te nechte
SO vysettiti. Nemocnf chorobou po-
nekud napadenf, NELL by se uchopiti
pfflezitosti jeho navstavy. Eaystivte
lei budetc LspokoJenL Jestli ze Jest
vas pffpad nevylecitelny, rekne VAN
ak bez okolkn a poradI Vam | ne
ahoJitelnosti. Zadny chorobny muz
oeb zena nem6li by zameskati pora-
diti Sc timto speclalistou.
Jste-li posti1eni rheuma tismem, ner-
vosou, vodnateInostf. otokem rukou
neb nohou. nesnazeni later. srdce,
slabosti nervd net jinou chorobou sla-
postni. tste-li zsinaIy, trpiteli zavra-
"a, nechuu X jfdlu, zacpou nezazivno-
att padoucnici neb zaludecnfmi d strey
mimi nepofadkS, pfitdte X DIR. Snellovi
Mate-li elkvrny. hrevnt. ko2nf neb
viasoyy nednh. prntrz neb Glatcu ztlu.
gse SO dHpeCheEn lecf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
VzACNA NAVSTEVA v
SOKOLE.

ten, ienz sleduje spolkovy mas
zivot, zna jmeno profesora
Millera Oberlinske universi-
ty. Prof. Miller ma sice nemec-
Ike jmeno, ale kdo die nabytych
zkusenostf Cechu s "milymi
Isousedy' by no posuzoval, We
lice by Sc mylil. Jest on jed
MIN neilepsich pratel cesko-
slovenskeho naroda a slovan-
stva vubec, jak jiz nescetne-
krate dokazal. JeSte pred Wy
puknutim valky zajimal sc
prof. Miller onas narod a chte-
ie blize seznamiti sc S naSimi
zyyky, kulturou a krasami pfi-
rodnimi nasi vlast procesto-
val. Jak 81 naSi vlast oblibil,
svedci dalSi jeho cinnost a pra-
ce we prospech naSeho naroda.
Y dobe valky, dokud "a ra-
kouske prislusniky byli jsme
povazovani, prof. Miller jezdil
po vojenskych taborech, kde
poradal prednasky a americke
dustojniky a pfedni muze Sc
znamoval nasim zapasem
prot Rakousku. Jeho prace We
sm6ru tom media Sc ami oceniti
a .iste prihodnejsi osoba Sc ne
kdy vyskytne, jez praci jeho do
naleziteho svetla postavi "a po-
die zasluhy oceni.
Prof. Miller neustava pro
mas narod pracovati ami nyni,
kdy .iiz / mnoZi o mas idealistd
skladaji ruce V kiln, jezto po-
merry We stare ylasti nasi ne
jsou dosud takoye, jakymi V
mysli jsme 81 je kreslili. Mnozi
q mas rozhorGeni, ze Cechy ne
staly sc "zemskym rajem ma
pohled", okamzit6 po skonce-
nj yalky, jsou jaksi sklamani a
praci narodni Sc vyhybaii. o.
pax Jest prof. Millera. On,
jako mul sirokeho rozhledu,
vi, ze 20 hroznych itrapach va
lecnych neni mozno, ably vse
bylo We vZornem ppradku q la
ko bystry pozoroyatel poslrehl,
ze narod ceskosiovensky po-
malu, ale jist6 jde vstric skye
le budoucnosti. A jako upfi-
mny pritel toho naroda sezsla-
muje dale Ameriku S naSimi
touhami q sny. Nyni neni TO
vojenske lezeni, ale jest to
Skolni svetnice. kde svym "a
KUN prednaSi sve poznatky. IL
ii je miloyati narod mas a neo-
poyrhovati vSlm, co neni zroze-
no vytvoreno na teto pude,
jak cetni Americana cini. Sna-
ny a cile Sokolstva isou prof.
Millerovi dobre znamy. Ably
vSak sve zaky nalczite pouGil
0 Sokolstvu, rozhodl Sc Sc svy-
mi sverenci podniknouti cestu
do Cleyelandu a navStiviti cvi-
ceni sokolske, coz stale sc
skutkem V ned6li, 13. brezna.
Studentstvo Oberlin universi-
ty, obeho pohlavi, V poctu as
rs, vedene prof. Millerem, "a
vitalo zmin6nG ned6le do Gle
Velandu q AaJeio dO SokoloVny
ma zap. strane, kde pri teto pri
lezitosti usporadano spolecne
cviteni sboru Havlicek, Czech,
Komensky a Nova Ylast. CVi-
cena prostna, ma naradi, po-
chodoya pri zpevu. Cviceni
sledovano bylo studentstvem s
Velikym Zaimem a zalibou.
Podrobna zprava o nav8tev6
teto uvedena byla mistnich
zpravach a netfeba znovu Sc o
nj Sifiti. Bylo by zahodno Sc
znamovati americkou verei-
most co nejcasteji jak cvice-
MIN, TAX sc zasadami Sokol-
stva. neb jedine tim muzeme
Syoii mvSlpnllu nalezit6 pro-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
Danny

ochuravela hoicnfm hlavy, trudnomysl.
nostI. bolestf kfIzi. zvlastnImi ne
nocemi neb jsou-h postizeny jinymi
aepravidelnostmi. slabostf neb nedu-
hem specielne 2enskgm, mely by SO
tfmto specialistou poraditi.
Choroby vaJetnfku neb delohy Iecf
bez noze Bylo-li Vam radeno podro.
biti Sc operaci chlrurgicke. aby od-
stranena Syla pffeina techto chcrob,
neb pfi zlate BILE a prltrai. neposlou-
'heJte t9chto pokynu a nedavejte svots
ztravi pod nu2. lancetu neb ranlekat-
skon tehlu, ariz byste se drive pcra-
dily Sc specialistou.
Nehlede tomu, JAKE povehy teet
Vase nemoc neb 1ak dlouho Vas euzu-
Ie porad'te Sc tfmto specialistou, abv
,els VAS budorcf 2ivot nehyl sazcs.
Start naiadi nuzi
Nehlede k tomu. tak Jste nemocen.
aehlede AMI k Vast bezradnosti a hez-
nadejnosi nehled6 AMI tomu. kdyz
VAN bylo 1iE reteno. ze Vase nemoc
Jest nezhoJitelna, prajd'te a poradte SO
timto NgporHHm lekarem a jest-l ze
byNA jen nitka nadeje, ma ktere visf
Vase zdraYi, muze tato vesti k Vasemu
uzdravenI, spokojenosti stestf.
zVLAsTNf POZORNoST Sc venuje
chemickemd a drobnohlednemu rozbo-
~ krve, moce a chrchln vsem trpf-
elm nernccemi dusevnfmi nervovymi
<omplikacemi.
YSechuy dotazy adresIt1te
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
WORLD COTTON BUYING
ABOVE LAST YEAR
Inv Arsocia,ea pr.,,I

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. L-EItremniy
large mil ttkinEs were in Conflict with
bsaIish ginning estimates in Tho cotton
market today. and from net declines In
the early trading Of y TO - points there
was an advance to net RAins OF J.. TO Is
points In the early afternoon. but in the
late trading the market sofiened under
back TO small net declines. and closing
close of to y points. December traded
as low as 1850. as high As 1907. and
closed at 1854.
Estimntes Of ginning from a private bu-
reau were circulated before the opening.
Weakness Sons traders got the report as
showing ESQ. co bales ginned To November
L. along with crop estimate Of 1880
while others got the ginning at $4,000
and the crop al 7.a50.1ol. The ginning es-
innate was considered bearish because /,
Indicated more cotton gInned than the
government estimates has been grown
Che last indicated crop nKurcs being $751;
600 bales
,Shor, covering checked the initial dc.
cline. but the advance Of the middle part
OF tbs session was mainly due to Hester's
nsures OF t2l.G bales Us the world takings
Tor the week OF American cotton against
SEQ this week last year and $1,000 this
week two years ago. These tais:nSa were
much Larger than eSpcctad even by those
,Who were looking for large ,akinss. and
thu, lar this season up to 5,e12,oo baIea
and 2.S1s.oo 10 the same date two years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
Commission Grants Carriers.

Charters were Issued ty the state
Corporation Commission yesterday to
Richmond firms, or concerns with
local men rs officers, rs follows:
United beverage Company. Inc.
Petersburg. Maximum. $4,000: min
lmum. $4,000. G.. Morgan knight,
preHident: w. II. Whitehead. sccre-
tary. OF Petersburg, and p. H. Wells,
Of Richmond. Manufacture and sale
of soft drinks.
The Retail Coal Merchants Service
Bureau, Inc, Richmond. Maximum,
$500; minimum. 5000. T. T. Long,
president: Carroll d. IIagan. score
tary, and Horace S. Halves. John Sea-
ton, Walker Cottrell and J. r Sercy.
all OF Richmond. To maintain coal
collection and credit bureau.
Catholic Film Company OF America,
Inc, Richmond. Maximum. $4,000:
Inc. Richmond. Maximum. $4,000, 900:
minimum. $1,000. John p. liirwan,
president. New York: John t. Dan
ieis New York, ana Robert McGowan,
New York. and w. w. Crump. secre-
tary. Richmond.
Certificate of authority issued to
Neidlch Process Company corpora
ton chartered under the laws of New
Jersey. with its principal office In
this state at Richmond. with Mary L..
Jarrett I'm charge. Maximum. $780,
600. To manufacture and sell office
appliances, etc.
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to i-2 per cent. Rates in Boston,.
Philadelphia and New York are n.
! Ia per cent, and at per cent in
the remaining banks, except the four,
that are still borrowing.
The rate in these banks-Aun-
neapolis. Richmond. - Dallas and At
iahta-remains at l-2 per cent
Harding pointed out that these
banks now have borrowed $4,000
600. compared with S250,OO0,OO0 bor-
rowed by eight banks year ago.
The condition of the reserve banks
was one indication of Il number rt,ac
created optimism In official circles,
and led to the belief that the end OF
the depression was nearing. and in
dustry was rapidly recovering. An
issue of treasury certificates, bear
INF liz per cent. was oyersub-
scribed three times: previous issues
had paid or Ia per cent Tho
gains in Liberty bonds were also
hcraldcd as an index OF better times.
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RED|sC0UNT Rate CUT
AUCURY OF BETTER times
Reserve Board Governor Sees
in Action Belief Money
Spree Over.
IBy United News. !

WASHINGTON. Nov. Nv. Z. G..
Harding. governor OF the Federal
reserve Board, sees In the reduction
OF rediscount rates by Federal re-
serve banks throughout the country
an indication that the money spree
is at an end.
Directors OF the bani;s. acting in
diVidually, thought that conditions
IN their districts warranted reduc-
tons, Harding said. The board be-
iteved the general situation was
such that IL was justified In approx
ing the action OF the banks.
Harding was unwilling to predict
,hhi high interest rates were at an
end. or to state that he believed
deiiation had been accomplished
However. he said. the effect was
certain to be "reassuring." and
stressed the fact that the reductions
represent the individual Judgment
OF the boards OF directors in All tho
banke.
The reduction was carried Into all
districts today. when the rate in tho
cleveland District was cut To per
cent. and In the Minneapolis District
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LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
~ FhED'E 4. NOTHING; & co.
Investment Bankers
Ia NJ M
LARGER CROP FIGURES
HOLDS COTTON DOWN
my AasocIated pres,,

New YORK. Nov. Ian carly decline
u uI'xr reports OF heavier private sinnins
shnrp rallies In the cotton market today.
in ~. 10 the continued large sninners tax.
liter nI selling up from 1898 TO 1915 for
showaI rS S"m.racts howsyer. the market
ffo"auy' net one point higher TO 9 points
M MI n MID January au0tei at Is2?.
"a 70 points. with active selling about
~ 20 points net lower during the middle
Western and Sou,hern selling. There was
a so some selling here Tor Llyernool ac-
dsat e. Eoi SS returns rointed TO shining
ind! oaS" c, Sn,es 70 SooYomber and an
Sp bales more Than the Official forecast
ogSen on understanding condition heuros,
on to is,i6 and March to 1871. making q
hieS o4lc OF t anoSt 70 Per balls from The
hesday. The decline was then checksd bv
covering for over the weekend and buy,