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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-23
rpOES OF WAR ARE
NEGLECTED., CHARGED

.,rg rhc National administration
f5erres. for the apparent dIla-
.s,,on and neglect OF the disabled
,,n, N the European war, and
.,.soldIers In general who gave
!, services in the gigantic conflict,
,.ac.gg the BOlshevists. Commun-
rl other types Of citizens now
t. country. and declaring that
-.asndence OF the Commandment
Thy Neighbor as Thyself,
IA. about The World War. Dan 5.
ngl OF National Headquarters Of
,nerican Legion. last night de-
.v1 splendid address on Amer
rsr in the hall OF the House of
,ssic a, the State House. His
7w was delivered in most
vslul and impressive manner that
he wrapt attention OF the big
aace that filed the floor of the
amber and large portion OF one
ae galleries
laa Judge Moss, who spoke follow
I Nr Hollenga. made an eloquent
ats In which he bestowed highest
ase upon the Legionnaires. and said
Bang other things that every man
o served his country in the trying
= ot the war. Is hero. and that
b American Legion should become
q greatest organized force in this
4rg.
Governor Ritchie presideS
orernor Ritchie presided over the
|sliBg which was a patriotic one
|ggh and through. and one could
help but be impressed. a portion
be Naval Academy band. under
|s- TorOvSky. played patriotic airs
ras the program.
ten.ng the meeting. Governor
bic referred 10 various patriotic
''efngs held during the war. and
e@ That IL was we'll and fitting
lapse OF time. the people
a4 re-aSSemble 10 re-dedicate
IN elves 10 the ideals and lofty
4ailTds set up during the war" The
asrnor then introduced Chaplain
l2m Z Scott. United States Army.
Eaned al Camp Meade. who offered
a'oca'ion prayer. Chaplain Scott
Continued on Page ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-23
'INER|CAMSM' IS
WELL EXP0UNDED
At LEGION MEET

]. s Hollenga, Noted Worker
n, Organization, And Judge
uoss Deliver Eloquent And
r-oressive Addresses At Gath
.aos In State House
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-23

DRESSMAKING = 81 Prince
George street. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-23
.PROGRESS|vES' NOW
HAVE A COMPLETE
FRACTIONAL TICKET

Endorses Hodges, Organization"
Candidate, For Treasurer And
Adds Levy And Lowrnan For
House Others Named In
Forecast Are Given o. K.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-23
Republican Meeting Well Attended

The Republican women's meeting in
the afternoon was well attended by a
representative gathering. at which
were many of the men most actively
interested in that party's affairs. Ac-
count of this meeting will be noted in
tomorrow's issue. as it was still in
Irogress at the time of going to press.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-23

Continued on PaKe ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-23

An,snatches OF ! a { {
"p''r =. are published in
% ss"' evening Capital.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

wonen in awaiting themselves as ta~
franchise. q was annoanad - sn4
eloAe 81 thn lecture that al saose shsy
wished 20 take tests "a faa leetar~
might 90 - g aamDcr deeiaiBx =
complete flle egurse iu fhis alznner.
widespread interest," has be-n sassa.
tanned in the elasees % iassraelisn.
due 70 the efficient manner IS wAl<a
the elas nave Beea csndneiea =
Mrs. Eotuam
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

The series of addresses ou Citizen
ship. which have been conducted the
past two months by Mrs r. T. Cotnam.
under the auspices OF the University
or Florida Extension department. was
brought to close Monday evening.
with "A discussion Of the duties 81
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

The Rev George r Stuart came Il
stranger 70 the Red Oak Chaut1uqEa.
Three minutes on the platform cap
ttrcd his large auIicnca which he held
n complete control His lecture.
"Lor-siaed FolkS,' bubbles over with
wi. ana humor, being highly entertain
ing, while il sparkles with gems OF
stirring thought, lifting men AMI wo-
mea to higher and nobler living. Our
people say "Have his again b. is all
r.Ght"
lSiguedl George 5. Dick Pros dent
he'd Oak UuwD Chautauqua Associa-
tiou
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15
QUINN HELD FOR GRAND
JURY BY THE III

DtLAND. Feb IL A. 'bn conclu-
sion OF the hearing of William Quinn
before Judge j. Leo Mc@rory Monda2
Heruoon. Quinn was beid for the
@and Jury TO SIT I'M April uo bail
5oins allowed Quna who was shot as
1e tried to escape. was lodsel in jail
Glowing ma attack on q White mar
rjed woman of tho county scat
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Small iron safe. Gene
Johnson iGa North Beach street.
Phone l42 c213-3t
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15
Observation-Disclosures
MISCELLANEOU

WANTED Two or three people 10 20
to AIiaint and return with party go
s. lug this. week reasonable fare. Call
A. Cuttings Kingston. care Mrs
cole p2.15lt
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

aTho dsh stay up niG6is looking Tor
those Heddou bali DUNN BROS
492.2-I2tf
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15
FOR RENT

For Rent Large Hebt rooms toI
sleeping. use OF bath. or first floor
for housebaepng Everything far
Hished electric lights. gas. gucn
asd silver la mod ru house corler
Harvey and Coates. che bloch from
beach Also cottage for rent Iu-
quire al house or Hotel Breakers
5o2-2l4tf
FOR RENT-Large room with lava
tory adjoining Use of Kitchen I'M
auire at 307 GoodalI Ave. paytona
Beach p2l4-2.
FOR RENT- Small camp with board
or light housekeeping privileges. to
let at OrnoHd Beach@Address r. g..
or:9ond Reach 496-2-12.7t
tOR HUE barge touring ears Gor
Orlando lair. Leaving each day $3.50
and a.a0 M $500 round "Trip
Soc Ajr Hsll BeacH and Magnolia
@t*. p2lo-14t-
FOR RENT Five passenger Liberty
touring car. by season only. iii
Main ST., Daytoua Beach Phone "a
l2G22-tt
OR HI&I. Hudson sedan by day.
uecN or 1aoath private party
week or month"; private party. Ad.
dress h.. H. ~ care Ua.y N.ns
+i2I-29 IF
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

FOR SALE Mix and wine lilies and
other plants. Come and see them
in bloom 234 $ HalifaN Ave.
River Front. paytena Beach.
D2-f2-3t
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

PALMETTO TREES, and an kiuds OF
eyergreeus set cut by an expert. ]
know how to DO It scientifically. So
they Will grow J. L. Nelyington
RoI So. Davtana 56S- est
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

FOR SAIL Thirty foot cabin cru
or equipped with POWERFUL turcy
inder engine suitable for inlau
waters boat will be s8l1 at once
"a bargain Apply to A. B. Cram. tc
IL m and go p M 80. 27s
:. Beach ST. over Cgubar N0rri
Store &7>l-11tI
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

FOR SALE Equipment for modern
tea room Address Box 972. Delaud
Fla p2 mn,
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15
DR.. Geo. z. Stuart
Is Most Effective
and Witty Speaker


The Palmetto club has been. most
~ siulfTe lnsygeurngs fpt the fpegker
OF the Thursday meeting, DR. Geo K
Stuart oae of ttis greatest advocates
OF Southern progress, noted evangelist
and pastor. who will address the club
during the program OF the afternoon
Several statements which have beer
made of Dr stuart, gives an idea OF
the greatness OF the man who Will be
The speaker guest on Thursday.
Dr Geo. r. Stuart's two lectures "a;
the Chautauqua Assembly. Winfield
Kansas. We're enthusiastically reeciv-
ed He is master in dealing with
~ Sarge mixed lUdieIae Ills lectures
are full Of wit and wisdom and are
delivered With gteat effectiveness. HIS
message is wholesome and inspiring
one. and he is characterized by an the
eloquence, seniality and warm-heart
edness Of the true Southemcr
Respectfully.
w J. Conley. Platform Supt.
Wnneld H<ansas) Chautauqua.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

Keep in mind the Baptist Church
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

SHGBE PROPERTY FOR SALE
While wintering in Florida. Why not
think of buying Nee shore hoese
Tor Skinner on Long Island Sound.
Attractive bargains. Wallace 4. Clar
Real Estate New Haven, Conn
pz-10 H.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15
WANT AD RATES

26 insertions $500.
No change ia coPs allowed. Ca
cept ut short-time rates.
Ill
WANT ADS not run on conseeu-
tive days are strictly one raat Ter
III word for each insertion.
II No WANT ADS taken for less
than - cents.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 1917 BUicE lo1rins eal
in Use running condition, extra sir,
and full equipment. VIII son cheap
Phone 693-W p2I4-4i
FOR SALE 1912 cole S. seyen.pas
senger, cord tires very good coadi
tion, tull equipment. Price reason.
able. Phone S22-W. Daytoua or Bos
2SS. Seabreeze p2.15-3t.
FORD TOURING CAR selr starter
perfect condition. trade for damord
or equity III real estate also trailer
with camping outHt Addrs II. f..
Daily News r2l4-7t
FOR SALE WindsmcIs. yisors or
awnings Tie Kind hat satisfy
yotd,,,,. 80 fft34...
-
!
FOR SALE Five ana sevaa- passon-
- ,'''a anu s'0 'i's' A''''se '''
.-l n..l ~ .1ll -. 10y ~ il-t5
For SALE Slao WOOD delivered in
four strand ots al S80o per strand
$l75 at min. Several hundred carts
Of four feet slabs at bargain In
formation. Phoae $40
sao-9 mar
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE Must
sell ut once onc 1920 Lexington
touring. Gcylindar Red seI Coatiu-
entail motor. driven oulv 5000 miles
r,r ba,f ~ - "e'=
phosn4f59
-.
for' Sail. haiiCioua atflWbe S.
y hoseaaie Berry Farm west ol For
rest avenue Holly Hill any time
except sunday p IN Price soc S. r
Leonard p2-1o-7t
FOR SALE Good h5ml II reason
able prices can 567 North Bescs
street and let Us show YOU
p2Iu-2Gt.
rop $50 r. - ------
late model a.ge.. .a,. ,a+. ,5..-
cts. tables dreless cookers. piano.
gas ranges aud books. Sewing mia.
ennes tor sale or reul W. buv fur.
niture or used goods of 5uv Kind
p,'a, me e'esn saa ,a e9' pets' ne EAehaA5e.
tona ~. - '''' ''' 3. s'..' l','\
Fo'' SALE Two dress ~aat swo
lAeto suits. oae oFgcoat .rs @6
t"' -0E @' ~ f'...%!a
t'>--.9 9.'f
MUST SACRTI-Iri. ir,tIo,II-r---- -
beautiful woofad h, fsI-.. ,...l
Highway ana H35fsv r;r.r --..
iU0x2oo in tbe v.0o ~ rf,.....,.l.
corvcrten, "a ..,rs. 49,. ~. '..'...
be.f,tjf,l o- f...-<..
tofi7a- For particulars ajdra-s
opportunity VAre Daily News
f5"--i-tt.
RN o%AitE 0GAGN passenger Jordan
automobile. good conditions: owner
leaving auI wants TO sell Anoly
Leo a Alien. 4ot North Beach ST
i45-2.5-tt
RrsT pI<,. WOO. -rr --.-.,-
Ro,.e,.rl.. ,,,4.-.I
cry. J p. 0stoen IL. N Etr.t g,
Phone aS2. get.ls-aa-, .
,..-,,.,-,,., .,,z,-....-
q In = y mrs ana an %Hids o'
eYergreens set cut by an expert
know now 20 do It scientifically. 81
tneS VIII grow ) L. NelyinEton
~ - i'"f''''''t "'H H-@-zo-t
EoR SAIL Thirty ioot cabin crui
or equipped "lth poNeIIu loTey.
= 'aIs1'h- Apply 70 y. ID. Cram. y Ll
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

FOk SALE SIX oun bungalow. 81
ocean front Al modern fmprova
ments See air cram 9t NHbni oi
ice. Z'S South Beach trsst over
GFuber- Morris Hardware Stora
3e3-l .f
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-15

WE 10 MCCll EETTER WORK tor
the same price \ card ia the Blue
Bird Hand Laundry. seabreeze-
brings us anywhere in the TRIPLE
cities. p2157t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
WATERMELON AND PEACH
CROP EXCEEDS RECORDS
Georgia Planters Ship 1926 Cars
of Peaches and 10, 10 Cars
of WutcrmclOns.

Shipments o; peaches and water
'aeions from Georgia for the 1927
season have surpassed all previous
records According to figures pre-
iared by the Southern Hallway Sys-
tom from official sources. lO.eG4 cars
of peaches have been shipped from
Georgia up to July -. ana the crop il
expect ! TO run above l0.5oo cars.
Ia 1920 Georgia shipped $3.50 cars
Of peaches
with great par, OF the water.
a" elons still to be shipped. Georgia
- already passed the total for 1920.
p to July IL, Georgia had Skinned
1910 cars OF watcrmelons and shin.
1cnts since then have run above 15o
cars per day
The results show that there was no
ground for approximations cxprcss.d
CRY IN The season that the Georgia
reaches and melons would not nnyc
t1.s year. Prices received hv growers
lave been quite satisfactory.
The Atlanta Journal estimates tho
return received by Georgia growers
from these two crops so far nj s1o-
100000. Favorable weather continues
improved transportation facilities
fnd better methods of markctinr arc
among the factors which have con.
tr.DutcI 10 the success of tn. ,;oo,,, :,
Producers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
CHANGE IN CROPS
DURING THE PAST WEEK

mere has been no change in tho
condition OF growing crops since last
week according to ihc weekly crop
statement issued yesterday by Henry
VI Taylor, agricultural statistirian or
the Department Of Agriculture. Local
rains have improved the corn. TO-
oacco and pastures in some sections.
while in othcrn crops have dctcrior-
atcd due to dry weather. In the Cen
tral and Southern ditricts the ground
has been too dry for blowing.
Early corn is just reaching the
critical period in its growth and the
yield vii! depend upon the rainfall
during the next two weeks In some
sections corn has been badly damaged
by the drought, but generally the con-
dition is about the average.
The thrcshing of winter wheat is
from 60 to 20 pr cent completed. The
yield runs from 80 10 80 per cent of
Il normal crop.
The tobacco crop is very good on
the Eastern edge OF the belt and fair
in other sections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
FARM DEMONSTRATION
WORK BEING CARRIED ON

RLACKSBURG. VA. July 3".-Coun-
~ agent or farm demonstration
work a. Il IL better known. in some
n!ar.s. was carried on in sixty coun-
'iog in mis- State last year. When
IL Trst started IN Virginia. most Of
tho work was done with Individual
farmers by visiting them at their
homes. but the agents realized after
row years that il was impossible
,o reach all Of the farmers in a
county hy personal visits. SO. Tor
several years. all county agents have
made an effort 10 do their work as
ar as possible. through existing
farmers organizations. or where
non. existed TO perfect such an or
ganization. though a considerable
amount Of Individual visiting is still
necessary.
The work consists in carrying on
a, monstraticns in AL field crops, hOr.
,frulturc, live stock and other farm
practices suitable 10 the particular
locality. through meetings OF local
communities or the whole county,
vhcrc farm topics are discussed by
members OF tho Boys and Girls
Cubs; by exhibits at fairs. both
county and state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
RECOVERY FROM EFFECTS
OF WAR WELL UNDER WAY
FORMAL Statement From White
House Depicts Bright Economic
Future for L. ).
lRy UmiNcrsnl scrvicc. 1

WASHINGTON. July 3o.-Financial
recuperation from the effects OF the
war is we'll under way. ana "a bright
economic future Tor the United States
is depicted in a formal White lious.
statement issued tonight.
The most important constructive
effort. according To the White House
COMMUNICATION. is the reduction i'm
discount rates by the Federal reserve
bank. The statements sets forth il,
detail the successive reductions from
TO . IL per cent. and indicates the
possibility OF stiil lower rates.
RMS action by the board WAS fol
lowed by equivalent reductions
abroad. The result. according To tho
statement. is cheaper money. tending
to relieve stasnation IN this country
and To AFFORD AN outlet for American
exports.
The statement points to a marked
contrast between the methods en-
proved by the present administration
ana the preceding reg lme in lettering
financial conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
BUSINESS IMPROVING.
STATES JUDGE GARY

Ebert II. Gary, OF the United States
Steel Corporation, issued the follow
ing statement recently in regard 10
the industrial situation in the coun-
try:
while business in many lines, in
Guiding iron and steel. is still dull
and hcsitat!ng, the outlook is not
discouraging or doubtful. Sentiment
has been for some time. and still is.
growing better.
AS stated at the meeting OF the
American Iron Il steel Institute last
May, industry is headed in the right
direction. This means great deal.
for at some date in the future there
awaits the biggest business this coun-
try has ever witnessed. The funda-
menta: facts for this conclusion are
assured. The undisputed figures
amount to demonstration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
LYNCHBURG TRYING TO
ESTABLISH CREAMERY

l.fNCiiBCRG. VA. July 3o.-De-
caring that great many farmers
IN this section are feeding whole
milk 10 hogs and with thousands Of
cows in this section. the marketing
and producing bureau o. the .ocal
Chamber Of Commerce is making an
earnest effort 10 form creamery or
dairy foc the handling of mill: NOW
lost To the milk market.
y. l.. chambcrlain director I'm
charge of the bureau. who has been
collecting data from farmers, believes
there is strong oppOrtunity for The
"rSaniza ton of "A dairy. and AN IL
for, Will he made 10 get the farmers
together for TIL" organization Of a
STOCK company. LynchburS business
interests are also showing interest in
the project. ana il is believed not "a
little stock can be disposed OF in this
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
j. S. LIVE STOCK VALUED
At s7,996,362,49
Increase in Last Ten Years APP
proNimatcly $3,O7i, 1aS,SS0. Ac-
cortiinY to Fourteenth Census.
oNE-nALF VALUE IN CATTLE
Sheep on Farms Valued at S:3D5,-
i52,23f In 1920; Horses at ST.
I83 ,3O7, :iSD-Iiorscs Worth 500
~ Head.

WASHINGTON. July 3O.--The total
value OF live stock. including poul-
Try and bees on farms in the United
states on January !. 1920. according
1" the fourteenth census complied by
The Bureau OF CENSUS OF the Depart
m"nt OF Agriculture. was 1896. 3G2. :
iH5. AZ compared with $685.. 1850
IN 1910. This represents an incrcas.
Of !aoTilss.SsG. o. Ga per cent.
The value of horses reported in
1900 was Si.7s3.301.3So. a. compared
"ith %2.oS35Ss.l35 iu 1919 The value
of mules on farms in 1920 Mas SITS
'nSo".. rs compared with S3253ai
-" These H4Urcs represent Il de-
crease OF S3)0.2So.s0G in the value OF
horses. This is nearly Offset how
oyer. by tho Increase OF s25S.37G.22o
IN tho value OF muics.
The value OF ca,'r. on fn;ins in the
United states ii 1920 was s2s3I33i-
"li. ar almost onc-half the total
value pf all live stock. Beef cattle
we're valued at si.TiS.liG.1Si, and
dairy cattle ~ Sl.Ss5.lSs,s3G. rh"
value ~ ali cattle in 1910 vas Sl.iar,
'13.So7. The 1920 value is, therefore,
nearly two and onc-haif times the
value in 1910
Tho value OF sheep on farms in
1870 was S3g5lj.23I as compared
With S232.Sii.5Sj in 1910; Of goats.
il.3if.:io tn 1890. as compared with
fdl5"i25 IN 1910. and Of swine. sssS.
NU'G'l in 1870. as against S3?9,33S, JoS
IN 1919
The value cf poultry on farms IN
'H20 war ,313.5e0.n5j. as compared
with N5IGG3.220 in 1910. and the
Value Of bees was sIG.S55,25l in 1890.
"a in 81 I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
VA. WHOLESALE GROCERs
GRANTED CORP. CHARTER
D. ii. Carpenter. of Covington, Is
Prcsidcnt-Drug Company Also
Chartered by Commission.

Tn" state Corporation Commission
yesterday granted charter To the
Virginia Wholesale Ciroccrs' Associa-
ton. whose headquarters are in Rich
mond. land whose capital stock il
given as $4,000. j II. Carpenter. OF
covinIton. is president, ana W. 4.
Powell. of Richmond, is secretary.
The association is organized to dis
COURAGE all practices inimical to tho
business: to cultivate and establish
harmonious relations between manu-
iacturcrs and jobbers ANA dcalers. TO
foster ana promote pure food laws
and 10 eliminate all deals, schemes
and gratuitics To johbcrs' employees
bT manufacturers or their agents
The Charles r. Robertson Dru.
Company is another. corporation which
was chartered by the State Corpora
zion Commission yesterday. II is
capitalized AT $4,000 and intends TO
engage in the Wholesale, and retail
drug and tobacco and Kindred b'I. =
rcSscs Charles Il. Robertson Is prcs.-
dent ana j IL Price il secretary
treasurer. It's Headquarters arc ~
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
SECRETARY WALLACE TO
ADDRESS VA. FARMERS

RIACKSBURG. VA. July 3O.-Tho
1921 summer session Of the Virginia
state Farmers Institute will bc held
at the Virginia Polytcchnic Institute.
here. August 3 To >, inclusive. The
first meeting will be held Wednesday
evening, at s o'clock. when President
i \ BurrusS. of the college. Will
deliver The address of welcome. j. A..
Turner. prc ident of the Farmers In
stitutc. viii make the response. The
chief feature of the first nights scs-
sion will be an address by Henry Wal
lace. secretary OF Agriculture. SccTe-
farv Wallace will have as his sub
icc; National Agricultural Condi-
tious''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
Weekly Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, July 30.-Cotton goods
primary markets nave continued very
steady this week save in tie case
of blue overall denim. where lGl,
per cent reduction was made oy tho
leading producer to meet competition
Brought on through sales os small
lots al lower prices than those cur
rcEtlA quoted. On the new low level.
subs tan,ial orders were placed for
August September delivery.
Additional bus'pess on cxpor: goods
was done with buyers for China and
the Levant, three yard shect.ngs
comprising the pr, cipal purchases
Print cloths ana general lines or
sncctingS are somewhat higher ana
n-Tsr. Fine c. mbcd yarn goods in
plain and fancy weavcs were les. ac-
tive. but are icing bought in s:.all
quantities for delivery until October.
Now ties in wash fabrics for spring
1872 are nov being ordered III u
moderate way. lilcachcd cottons are
quiet and steady. The continued
large movement in ginghams AMI
sheets and pillow cases insures full
produc; for some months. A better
volume Of business has been nassing
in coarse colorcd cottons for shirt
inEs and working suit manufacture
Tnc trade in duck. Wide drills AMI
many special lots for general manu-
featuring continues unSa;iSfao tori.
Towels have been in moro active de-
mand following continued cuItail-
mcnt OF production in the la-gcs:
mills in North Carolina due TO strikes.
Yarns have been in a little better
demand, but heavy knit goods con-
t.nLc dull.
liiccs current IN primary markets.
are: print cloths, 2S-inch 64xG4s.
4 a-ac; G4S60s. 5-Sc: IS I-2-inch
G4x64s. 7@7 lac; brown shcetings,
Southern standards. Q Lee and Q 3-4c;
.ickings. s ounces, lie; dcnims, 2.2cs:
indigo. l2 1-2c; staple gInehams,
u lie; dress. ginghams. lse and
20 1-2c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
AGREE ON AMENDMENTS
TO PERFECT NORRIS BILL
Senators Declare Legislation on
Measure Cannot BE Delayed
After Next Week.
[ In Associntcd nrcss 1

WASHINGTON. July 3o-WhiIc the
senate was in recess todaw. amend
mcnts 10 perfect the pcndin. agr;-
cultural credits bill were worked out
at conferences o: Republican and
Democratic leaders
The principal change in in. corr
miitcc substitute for the Norris bill
said 10 have been agreed upon today.
was Tor elimination OF the p:ovis IN
authorizing loans to foreign govern
mcnts or any subdivisions thereof
The pending b.! proposed advances
70 foreign governments by the War