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Arizona republican., 1921-07-13
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Don't Read This

A little money talks right now on this well improved, 10-acre home :. Speculators. here is your chance of the summer. 5000 or less will handle.
 BOLIN REALTY co.
 12 " Van Buren 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-07-13
Home on North
 Central

For sale by owner who can be seen o'clock. If
Arizona republican., 1921-07-13
4H FOR sALE-AUroMoBI.Es MAXWELL CHALMERS
 A RUNNERS

If you buy your used car from Roper's you will be one of nearly TOO boosters.
 You get your moneys worth at Roper intelligent and conscientious renewal of used cars eliminate the element of chance.
 A 1009o reputation means more than all the verbal or written guar anteeS.
 We have cars from $125 up and can give liberal terms. Buy now and be ready for the See Arizona First vacation.
 Chevrolet touring-490 s125 Ford touring $115 Packard touring ,...............s2 s200 Maxwell touring ......S $500 Maxwell touring ..............s4 s400 Dodge touring ...............s s55O Buick touring ...............s s70O Mitchell touring .s15C
Arizona republican., 1921-07-13
Listings Wanted

We want listings on houses. lots and ranches. If your price is right we can sell. Several prospective buyers waiting.
 HEALEY, CONRAD & co.
 Phone 702 3a East Adams If CHOICE 75 foot front corner lot, in Chelsea at bargain. P. O. Box l235. If
Arizona republican., 1921-07-13
FOR sALE-HousEs Opportunities

IN THE s5ooo CLAss-BUY NOW YOU WILL PAY MORE MONEY FOR THE SAME HOUSE THE COMING FALL.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-13

1s WAkTED-sITUATIoN.M MALE
 WELL drilling wanted: sl per foot: work guaranteed. Phone 4514- db
 LAWN work wanted; reasonable, by contract or hour. Phone 21SS. If
Arizona republican., 1921-07-13

s2950-MODERN BRICK PEBBLE DASHED B U N G A l. O w SHADE TREES-S500 CASH $50 PER MONTH.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-13
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Very Close in
c. A. Dagley Go.

REALTORS
 IA W. Van Buren. Phone 3S97
Arizona republican., 1921-07-13
JeWelry For Car

2O-ACRE. tract near Glendale to trade for an unimproved or improved 5, 10 or 15-acre tract north of Phoe- nix. Tele. 3599 or call at 126 N. Cen tral. bg
Arizona republican., 1921-07-13

FOR s A l. E = Marshall Wendall piano. splendid condition; electric fan, heating stove. almost new, with pipe; Quick Meal gasoline stove with oven. 1914 No. 11th Street. In quire after p. m. bg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
GOLSAN &c NASH. INC.
Real Estate AuctioneerS.
Commi ssioners' Sale OF 4 0O2 Acres of
Land in ilcnrico County.
At Auction

Snnu IN licnriCO county,
At AUCTION.
In execution of n decree OF the Cir
cult Court at Hcnrico County, entered
November Is, 1920, in the suit OF Lam
bert vs.. Townsend, we will offer for
sale on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10.
at 1870 p. NJ.
the property above referred to. which
is situated in Tuckahoe District,
tlcnrico County, near Ridge Road,
about one mile west of Richmond Col
icge. The improvements consist OF Il
small dwelling and some outhSildings.
TERMS: Onc-third cash. baianco In
equal instRlimcnts ut d and l2 months
from date of sale. The said deferred
payments to be evidenced by notes of
purchaser with interest thereon to DO
added At the rate OF d per cent per
annum from date OF sale. The title
10 the said property TO be retained
by the court as security for said de-
fcrreI payments until the whole OF
tho purchase money is paid and con-
Tcynnce Is ordered by the court.
10 LANE STERN
+. T.. SUTTON. JR..
RoBT. III. TALLEY.
Special Commissioners.
certify the bond required in tho
suit has been duly
Hiven.
S. p. WADDILI.
Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

- England from Kansas city AMI 100 900
hGHhS.s l" Germany, OF which SJ,yrl Gush-
rs " Tor immediate Thipmcut. The de.
mana. however. Wac not broad enough
20 S"sofo IN. onrEinLs. watch continue
thfy Hu.rd. aud the market closed at
Cora started downward trend FOR al,
grams. 4 ne heavy hruslng sales ol the
p"S' Nrtk M"'" "Spohsiuie For toe brcah.
man Z,rJ.n." bushes. There was a lack
esta. which huS boon .uch "A iSttur. -.
.nS", c''s broke Sharply anu showed
f'iNilN"ty NOR. weakness tnan other
grams. che uHu"itrnc pcinS heavy through
tne dHy Provisions declined with grains
ana on scattered selling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
CURE NI.AIiIiIr

\t,,,. ,-InY . HIVtTsaI SNrNIro,
NEW YORK. Jan. l5.-ituslacss was ANAL
% III" euro market today practically ali
~. tradimg heihs between the pr1ic,.
st'h'lS. Therc Wa no outside par,icina
n"n =" FAR as could be i!scovcrcd md
..nnsidsf' merely kent supt Orting orders in
.n- market under tAe prevailing Quota
lpis, DURING IN" greater part OF the
1871 thr tone was uncertain and prlcs
on shares Hcrc Unusually dun ,pi ,,-t,.
changes were narrow. 800
M!ning shares Were comparatively ouiet
WIN price chanBrS s.nAil and IrrpgIiar
,"1h's were less active. but held gen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
CnIcAG0 1--we SIOUX MARKET.

-. .NN''' JIM. ll-"'nftT"; CN'npnr" 4
Mn week ago. good to best beef steer,
aa,,h!n6 :" 70 OSc lower. others averaging
iu.'j Stcahy; 81" stock steady TO 25c
,s"wcri bpioGnns bulls. 20 to iSc lower
int heavy caves 5. TO $50 lower. stock.
'FS ana iccucrs generally zoe higher.
l"t 'rilNr. stcad: 20 slrong with
EtSItfdh{ AVERAGE; top, a.Ii. nutK. 80
49, Digs STEADY to lie lower. Ou K 80
s'rtb.' ~ :" -! -IuGri pigs. y.GUs; . IS
Shr"p; cpinrared Win week ago. handy
N''Sht !hitbS. - to DC lower w.iEhry
,9G''ins; 81 20 s!."i lover; yrariinGs. 30 10
,"MSn iH' .sa"ey, .? (" iJc hsIhcf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

NT.W FOKk, ian. li.-Tho local mar
k'i LOT Eaw sugar was unchanged a; p.c
,nn-- Cu6as; gn.i aud freight. equal to 80
r"r"-ted, although holders wcr" stiu rr-
,"TinE pr"rnri nnl January shirrncn, ~
''A'. cost ana freight. The inaylat ,n-
refined was unchanged at as for nns
trhnn niru There was no Improvement in
IN. demand which continues nut!crat.
trading IN sugar futures was uuie. with
np"f2 tors inclined 10 hold on anl await
u'F' "Nin"niS III the suot marriott Early
II .grs wee lower under l!puil.tipn nj.
thnurh near tho C!Osc there was scatter,
I'N"rlGr ma trade buying and price. r., /
nHu,t clHs,aE point low"- to ; not higher
N,"s'hf .hid; January, los; March. iso;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
,ilk,,I<Ih

k'chn'"HJ, Va. January 10. 1921
The annual iI'ct!nb U; the stOckho.der,
OF the Liie Insurance CUinaany of VII.
GINA vii. be h'ld az ;hc Home O,ilc. a.
Streets. Ri.hiiiuui, Virginia. nii M.,ln..'
day. lanuai: .. 49, Ht o'clock T. 81,
for IA" purpose OF cleCti1g Directors ot
.a'i company. ior receiving the Af.nnr.
H"prrt o: IN hoard - Directors and IN.
ratification If tn act, o.; the said Eoar1
Since the lHSt auiiut, tuc.tIag %; Stu,u.
holders. aud 80! the tr4usu,t.nn Of sucn
other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting. The Books Tor traf-I.r
of stock o: 10" Company w!i! he closed
on iAnnsry - !'si. aud rsop.n.J on IAN.
uury :. .:Ei
y. CARLTON Mex ENSEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
" -'-----=-1--H $780, -
PROVISION MARKET.
COFFEE:

NEW YORK. IAN 'it.-pc,,-,s n, a.,
easier Ton" IN Brazil and lover cost and
'lEht offers trom santos led 20 further
20; cote" futures here today. Fist prices
MHLc 70 7. points lower and active months
."Ii J.. 80 = points h"luIS last u!sh-'. ~
!HnE HHotaiions. with Mag tpr"hlns -.
MS Drought IN Hcf'tsrc! covering hat
Attest prices were AZ the lowest ON ,,,n.t
t's ION sh.Ming a. net decline " u TO
~. July. 80: September. 15I. October
&c. December. 1.sl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
stnrrt HAS n NntionnI mink.

Stuart Hns n National Hank.
STUART. VA, Jan. 15.-Thc First
National Bank OF Stuart has com
mtncch business as national bank.
II was formerly the Citizens Bank OF
Stuart, with $4,000 capital stock. 1t
was recently converted into u ma
tional bank. with capital stock In
creased to $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
rOrrnNsnE1, mr.

NEW YORK, Ian. i5.-Cotton.red OF,
Yes over under scattered LIQUIDATION in :
Nu,cI b% continued poor trade demand
M w"nkncaa h!splaycd IN hog products
Inu tsiin. Loading months closed II 10
- ,Nplhi- net loNvCr. Sales. bi1) bar-uis
piIne Crude. 90; Gales; primo summer
sS..ow ,1Ioi' $50 usso: March. S.7i. May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

SiAVANNAH. GA. Jan. l5.-Turpent!ne.
n ,n: pa. no sales; receipts. IS. ship
sales rse.ipts. 49,: shipments. az. .ocK'
Ny ,SSnnoi". u. ID, u. f. q. II. |. X.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Markets
CHICAGO GRAIN AM ,.nOnrcr

Chicago GRAIN MD PRODUCE
'ti'NHc. Jan. i5.-Grain markets wrr"
w"'kv. And lpw"r today with oats AZ :,
NV ION on The crop Tor all deliveries
l u" d"cUu- followed break IL, carr,
which resulted from heavy hcurl1y sni.s
= ne nnish wheat was on ~ 10 So,
ntn MaTch l.'1y @" !.13S. and May 1866,
20 III'1: corn showed 3, not lp4S ~ -, ia
Y.Sc' "ais wSr% down 70 ~ and tac
Foreigners came inin the whrnt ,n,-r,e,
g. heavy huyers cu ~" break .yuor;crs
trkiaE around l,IV.plb bushels Ii, All ,c.!-
tl.Ms Univ ll-n-lll.l % ON L...--.--. l-.--..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
y. CARLTON HcKENxEY.
SEQ a p

iEETi NG--Th: auuUai meeting o. III.
stovkh'!N,Ts pf tho j.. ~. Iay.or CON-
pHny all. nc held At ;he .ii,,r OF In.
company. 1911 fast Nain street, Rich.
O'Clock H. "a. a. i.endsf,v'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
FIVE
NAvAL SrnpEs

o"comins active slowly. Lines OF blanket,
anu co'ored wool hannels wil. DE opened
AT low prices mex, week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
vInGlMlA rnNsI eoMrNNY-

IT Z FITI''I'I! "a. jim J, .yll.
Tbs arHuIt meeting " m. SC IN II. /.
"t the Ni..iUtA Trust CvuoanS fsr the
election OF - s..o:5 ana 10: !ns ,ransac.
On OF such pus"e NAY lrst,. p :
,u.u. before me uovtlrE. inc u!ln.. the
ia iaCatiun .: th" acts :. me Gir.c..-,
iNr the past f'ag. "l4l y~ 80 al .hs
Office OF ine c"'nrarS M llJ5 EG.. Man
street; h'ehin4nG Va. 49, = NJ. Tu.
stock transfer books will b. clos.a .-a,,
January 20 January IS. both inr.u.ive
/ u Arl.ETT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS MNRKErs


NEW YORK. Ian i5-Nftcr an nctlv.
N''E. cotton goods closed arm today "A,
~ hiEhrS; nr,ccs OF the ycnr. Yarns wars
---Mr- 1nl snlGs lnrger. Knl, EnnIs , ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
hUCTiOAS--LECAI.S
i.cgni NOTICES

BY ORDER .: y. Cohen. Z w.s, Broad
5f".t. MA seat AL IuI:citen pledge, on,
Monday. JaHuaty II. 1871 at 900 A. NJ
fsrrts h"Nlns Pledges past due will
.!thSr isHt" OF redeem same before sale
IL +. MOsiey. auCi.UncSr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Week Metal Review.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The steel
market showed little or no expansion
occasionally fair-sized orders are
placed. but on the whole the extent
o. new bookings liz not encouraging
Steel corporation orders dropped STS.-
"Vo tons In December, although they
are now running about 90 per cent OF
Sa,pp;aeity on OLD orders. Indepsndent
mills are running very light. Buyers
are awaiting more general improve-
ment and show lack OF confidence
IN present prices. partly influenced by
signs OF Increased foreign compcti-
ton. Pig Iron Is dull and weak No
Improvement is shown in demand
while furnaces arc anxious for bust
ness and offers continue to be made
through second hands.
Copper Is decidedly trmcr with
better business for home consumpt!on
based on a more optimistic view OF
business conditions. An advance In
foreign exchange rates has been ac-
companicd by reports OF Increased eS-
20.oOO,o00 pounds have been sold
since January l mostly 10 England
France and Germany at around IL
cents at shipsidc. Rumors are current
That dealers arc short considerable
metal here ami the improvement Is
said to have brought out offerings OF
lake copper by producers who have
hcen out OF tho market for sometime
Tho December output Is placed at
around a5,0OO.O00 pounds with home
MEETINGS estimated at 10000. 900
pounds.
Lead has reflected an improved de-
mnnd with dealers asking as high as
. "A cents, or one-haif cent above the
~ To-, L. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

VIRGINIA Stat. insuranc. CO.. Richmond
Va. January (. 1871 Tho annual meet.
Ink OF IN" Ricchh1.9rrk % this c0mg.rJ
VIII be held ~ u" riICe u me virginia
Trus; Co. 1905 East Main : oct II, ~.
city % HiUhinoad Va on THURSDAY
January % 1874. az - O'clock noon
William Y. Miller Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

Tin Is In poor demand. Future
shipments are held higher on account
of tire etrcnRth in straits, but the
violent changes in sterling have had
nm unsettlinE influence.
Zinc slightly frmer. on speculative
buying. although consuming demand
low.
Anthony was more active for flu
turc delivery hut dull on the spot,
the undertonc being steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
shore Properly for sale 81

WNTEK FRONT PROPERTY FOR sale o.
James HiNer, 81 mirs from Richmond.
Residence MIN mud"rn convent. noes.
Heating ami rahin' Sutnhi. for small
club. I, -. care Times Dispa ;ch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

100 for. 2ll S. Pine Street. S.r0om brick !:
tlsrgc lot and garage. electric lights
Central National Bans building.
$500 Will buy my good 7.room brick house
in GOOD location on Floyd Ave-; quick
posgess!on. G a2. care Tlmes-Dispatch. -
TIE QUICK WAY to get what YOU w, ne
when You want II 10 to read and uso
Times-Dispatch classified ada 50. : =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Real Estate for Exchange IS

'NNR' i'7'''t'. '"' h'N' 'IH"t7V 90
ERiCK INCOME PROPERTY n!snest
C,aas. rent. 10000 per month. located
In '.ynchhurg Va: VIII exchange Tor
good liver farm neR' Richmond west
al cgtJ prefer. 81. 10. IcsH than 800 acres
ana pCsses-4pu. stat" price. exact l1ca
ton and fun r,rt1.y!Irs In hEW letter
aiIrcss. W u. iisds1. LyuCnbuig. Va
E%CiiANGE-Wi' exchange As,f interest
IN lot for good Used car. Balance On
lot payable $50 month. Lot has all
CurycuituCos and is located In hiEa
class restricted section az Richmond
Guug W. 10 value. 1O1 care T!Ipes-
Dispatch.
FOR SAIL: Or cSchang" ~ fpOd city
ytupcrty %p:th the money. Farm. mllcs
from Richmond. rood building for dairy
ar truck. two central Du..i.ngs III acres
"f 'and or half ~ land ana one set Of
bGi!dinys 40 per acre q 20. care
Tlines bi,naich.
LOTS FOR AUTO VII "a haEre : very
desirable lots IN Ev.lwopd Addition tDr
usti automobile O. truck. Alf;"d Mel
q Co.. go l., Fr.nh in 81; Room III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

Lead has reelected an improved de-
mnnd with dealers asking rs high as
. 4 cents, or one-half cent above the
quotations maintained by big pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

WANTED TO buy established ConfectIoner,
business. Must lee I'm Kuad location and
doing profitable business, State lowest
cash price and location, Address a al
care Vines Dispatch.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26
VETS ARE BACKBONE
 OF ITALIAN CABINET
(By Associated Pressl

ROME. Aug 26. -- Youths, veterans of the World war constitute the back bone of the present Bonomi cabinet The average age of it's members is but IS while more than one.half of them saw service in the trenches. The youngest man in the cabinet is but g years of age. The present cabinet is also distinguished by the fact that for the first time in Italian history 1t Is headed by a Socialist.
 Ivanoe Bonomi the premier. is but Alpine regiment during the war as a lieutenant. He formerly belonged to the Socialist wing controlled by Bis solati but was expelled from the of ficial body because of his adhesion to the patriotic spirit. He had been editor-in-chief of a Socialist newspa- per. Prior to the assumption of the premiership. he was minister of war and also of the treasury.
 Associated with Bonomi in the cab. inet is the war hero, Signor Gaspar- otto, who received four medals for valor and three war crosses. He also was a lieutenant and received four wounds He Is Monomi's minister of war Another war veteran in the cabinet Is Signor Soleri. the youngest of all who has accepted the post of minister of finance.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26
ENGLISH RED CROSS
 DOING GREAT WORK
,By Associated Pressl

LONDON. Aug 26.-The war re- port of the British Red Cross Society which has just been issued. Is record of the greatest voluntary effort in English history.
 The accounts show that the public subscribed G16,50O,OOO in cash and gave over cl,OOO.OOO in stores. The expenditure included over E5.OOO,OOO for hospitals and stores, and over f2.- 100000 for the transportation of TO-. 900 900 sick and wounded.
 Grants to postwar schemes for after.care, etc. absorbed E2,700,o0O and the surplus on June, 1920. was G1.S26.6S 6S0.
 At the time of the armistice, the to- tai staff of the Red Cross at home and abroad was 9,23i. In addition. there were 126.OOO auxiliary helpers, 90 .OOO of whom were women.
 Owing to the principal workers giv' ing their services free, the entire cost of administration was less than three and one,half per cent of the income.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26
CHINESE SHIP LEAVES CUBA
 UNDER CLOUD
,By Associated PressJ

HAVANA. Aug. 26.-After the de- 21 of the Chinese steamer Wollowra with Spanish laborers. estimated to number nearly 900 aboard, announce ment was made by the Spanish con sulate general that the steamer had sailed without complying with the necessary formalities and that the captain undoubtedly would be c?lled to account when the Wollowra reacned Spain.
 The Wollowra had been anchored in Havana harbor several months wait ing for a cargo when the project was preached to use her in repatriating some of the sugar mill workers stand ed in Havana. The consulate general announcement states that it sent ex- perts to inspect the steamer and these experts reported she carried life-sav- ing equipment for only 360 passengers and that. before she sailed, the in- StallatlOn or WlTeleSS equipment ShVu'" be completed, at least two Spanish speaking officers secured and precau- tions taken that sufficient food, water and coal were aboard.
 Pending compliance with these con ditions. it was added, the consulate general declined to advise applicants either for or against passage aboard the vessel and refrained from send ing aboard 200 workers whose pass ages had been paid by public subscrip- tion. After thus limiting at the pos sible perils facing the voyagers, the consulate generals statement concIud- ed with a cryptic expression of hope for the ships happy arrival
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26
CIRCUS ELEPHANT
 ROYALTY TREATED
By Associated Press)

HILo. Island of Hawaii, Aug. 26.- When Daisy, the elephant from the Kapiolani zoo at Honolulu, recently visited this city to attend a holiday carnival here, thousands of children on the island of Hawaii had their first view of the animal that made the circus famous.
 Daisy was treated as guest of honor during her stay here and day and night crowds of childreu-to say nothing of grown-ups-filed past her waving trunk indulging in the popular pastime of feeding peanuts to the elephant"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26
COTTON TRADE PICKS
 UP AFTER LONG SLUMP

(By International News Service)
 LONDON, Aug. 26.-After the big. gest slump in the history of the cotton trade there are now unmistakable signs of a revival of Lancashire's great industry.
 The spinners in the American sec tions are now running four days a week instead of two. and the Egyptian spinning mills, for the first time in nine months, have started on a full working week.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26
QUART OF SCOTCH
 IS WITHOUT VALUE
tBy Associated Press)

NEW YORK. Aug 26.-The law is the law. Although there are thousands of thirsty Americans who would pay ten dollars a quart for good Scotch. twenty quarts of whiskey were listed as of mo value" when the estate of Constant NJ. Bird. formerly president of the Manhattan Savings Institution, was recently appraised.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
 AROUND TOWN

The launch Pioneer left today for Katalla.
 Cordova public schools will reopen a week from next Tuesday.
 The Admiral WatsCn Is scheduled to arrive here from Seattle tomorrow night.
 Steamship Northwestern is due from Seattle tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
 The radio baseball team will in all probability play here on Labor Day, September 5.
 Mrs. C. Herbert Wilson, of Kan tishna. was a Cordova arrival on to- days train. She is on her way to the states
 Alvin Morgan. of the bureau of fish cries. who has been to the westward returned to Cordoya yesterday and will remain here for some time.
 The Daily Times is in receipt of several anonymous poems, but as the name of the author does not accom- pany them the rules of the paper bar the publication of same.
 s. N. Laurie returned this after noon from a business trip to Mccarthy and reports that over a hundred peo- ple from Copper river valley camps will come to Cordova on the excursion for the Labor day celebration.
 \ party of nine big game hunters from the east will arrive here on the Northwestern tomorrow and go into inc White river country on a two months hunt The party will outfit at Mccarthy. where Capt. J. p. Hubrich has twenty-five horses in readiness to transport it to the hunting grounds.
 Labor day dance at the Empress cnharet Something special doing.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26

In 1922 the new baseball park of the new York American league on tast bank of Harlem river. will be completed. having seating capacity of 7s,e0p.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Blum, O'Neill Go. have re- ceiyed shipment of 256 Newton ammunition. lS-tt.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26
DAIRYMAN KILLED
 BY GORING OF BULL

By International News ServiceD DECATUR, Ga. Aug. 26.-Will Mil Ter, forty-nne, dairyman, is dead, fatally gored by a bull Miller was gored in the abdomen and about the head and shoulders when he entered the stall where the animal was con fined.
 FISH QUOTATIONS
 SEATTLE. Aug. 26-Fresh halibut, Sc. Chicken halibut, sc.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26

Labor day dance at the Empress cabaret. Something special doing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-22

 ilization of the German armies. -fs>--s Agents of the Kaiser sped after him as soon as his purpose was re- alized, but did not reach him until after the order had been given. The Kaiser thereupon countermanded the order.
 In the middle of that night. the story goes, the Kaiser summoned Moltke to his garden. the Kaiser ap- rearing before the Chief of Staff in pajamas. He handed to Moltke a new telegram from King George re- tracing his promise of neutrality. The German Emperor said to his chief:
 His blood be upon his own head Let the war begin
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-22
French Army Now at Limit Conference Talk By Foch

General Weygand and General De goutte are collaborating with Gen eral Desticker, who will accompany Marshal Foch. in the preparation of documents which will be submitted to the Washington conference by Mar. shal Noch.
 France is reducing her army. ~The troops in active service today are 60 per cent of the number on May 1 of this year. France then had nearly 800.000 men under arms. She now has between 45O,O00 and 5O0.0OO, in cluding the army of the Rhine and Colonial troops.