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The Washington times., 1921-06-22
Wall Street Gossip

ridewatAr Company 10 psruss the
Guney -Gillespie OIL Company. 1t
owns 90 majority of the stock, the
Ttdewater interests feel they hAvs~1
right to know the exact condition OF
the company. This the Gu6ey people
are willing to show In new set OF
books. Why ! new set Of books was
presented on the repeated request OF
the Tidswater people 10 not known
The TidswatAr people state they do
not believe there u anything 10 hide.
but the obstinate policy foiiewed by
the Guffey interests has caused direct
action on their part.
sIoNITIcANT FAcroRA
Atlantic Gulf suffered its big
break after the nght In Mexico with
other producsPs. After the "AtwP
break cAxns the Mexican Pstrolsum
selling.
SINCLAIR OIL FOOL.
The much-advertised attack on SIN
clair OIL did not set very far, All
during Mondays selling good buy
became evident when the selling
slack ened yesterday. A certain
house on Broadway has formed q
pool In Sinclair, and while not as
ISOLATED with the insiders. 1t has
had some success on one occasion
on the bull side Of this issue. On
Monday they apparently thought
there was some profit to be made
on the short side. II was not long.
however, before they became con-
vinced Of their error. The same
tactics were pursued In the advance
Of another issue not 80 long ago
which this pool 10 said TO be now
accumulatinG for another rise. Its
main ammunition In connection with
this issue is talk of an initial divi-
dend. Despite good earnings. this
payment never materializes.
EoUIPMENT ISSUES.
Stocks OF equipment companies
with strong cash reserves and dfvi-
dsnd reserves DO not yield very
much to bear raids
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Baltimore Grain Market.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Juno z2.-wheat
Higher; No. 2 red winter, $i.b6; No
2 red winter, gariicky, &1.b0. Receipts,
100. .4S5 bushels; shipments. 133,064
bushels. Corn quiet; contract spot
71Kc; receipts. 1B,131 bushels; chip
ments, 4s,SO1 bushels. Oats steady;
No. white domestic, acc. Receipts,
5,eS3. bushels; shipments, 4.165 BUSH
els. Rye hrmer; No. ? western, ex-
port, spot, S1.41. Receipts. I.62e
bushels; shipments, none. Hay quiet;
supply ample Flour dull.
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Liberty Bonds.
COCA COLA DEFERs ACTION.

Directors OF the Coca Cola Com
pany yesterday deferred action on
the ~ per cent preferred dividends
for the six months. \ u
This accounts for the weakness of
the common stock. Deferring acfion
on 4 dividend nowadays Is accepted
as the same as passing the payment.
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have found = certificate for
shares of capital stock OF he
Pennsylvania. Lehigh and Eastern
railroad, par $50. issued in 1893.
Can you advise me OF the present
value, II any. of this stock?
Answcr.--This company was incor-
porated in Philadelphia. in 1889. but
never built the proposed road. The
stock is probably worthless.
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Investors Service

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shs svcs without
Of
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New York Cotton Market.
New York Clearing House.
By Thomson q AeKinaoa.

NEW YORK. June 22.-Clearing
house statement: Exchanges, $685.
$4,000; balance. S5e,s6i 900: Federal
reserve bank credit balance, $780,
T8I 900.
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GUrrrY-TIDEwATrR on.

Tidewater OIL was successful In It's
endeavor to secure control of the Guf-
fey-Gillespie Oil Company. IL owns
50 per cent of the stock Now there
Is tight on over An attempt of the
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UNDER THE SURFACE.

Full revelation OF the actual feeling
between certain oil interests would
explain many Of the so-calied "mys-
teries."
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SALES.

SALES.
Capital Traction, 10@o6: b000: II
060: t20s6; 2n66.
Washington Railway Pfd.. 250e0.
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction Us. ~ 900 q s7h
i,oo09s7Is; 5000s7h; boO@8Fh.
Potomac Electric General Mortgage
6's. S1.000@94h; l,00O9e4h.
Lanston Monotype. 1O073h: 10073
Money, call loan. 6E @1%.
Todays quotations follow:
BONDS.
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ExcHANeE GOVERNORS MEET.

Governors OF the Stock Exchange
hold their regular meeting this after
noon 1t is felt In some circles that
some mention will be made OF the
Mexican Petroleum break. which 10
ccmpletely unexplained. Traders feel
they have right to know what took
place. Those connected with the ex-
change, however, take another view.
They hold that there is no reason for
that body to make an investigation.
While the stock has a free market. the
attitude of the exchange Authorities
is that they are not responsible for
this break any more than they are for
the decline in other issues. 1t 10,
therefore. quite unlikely that any
thing will be announced following
the governors meeting.
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RYCHT ON rHE JOE.

Reports from Washington indicate
that Congress win sit all summer and
not adjourn until the latter part of
November. or just before the regular
session 10 called.
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MUCH ADoo In OIL.

Over the thunder OF the Mexican
Petroleum mystery and exhaustion"
talk come rumblings of another oil
embrogiio, involving q man very
prominent In washington during the
past administration. This matter IL
understood to be approaching the
light Many were called for payment
In connection with ill-advissd sub
scriptions to oil stocks during the
boom of 1919, but only chosen few
the prominent person referred to.
Great effort and considerable infiu-
ence have been exerted to settle this
particular case out of court In the
meantime. those concerned are main
tanning strict reticence.
The Washington times., 1921-06-22
WArcuruL WArrYNo.

Traders have adopted waiting
Attitude. This is rensctsd by the
market The wound Indicted ny
Mexican Petroleum has not yet heal
ed Buying IL limited to those few
who have not succumbed to the rear
that something terrible may happen,
After its sharp decline OF 40 Joints
II Is astonishing that Mexican Petro-
lsum does not rally at least little
So far, every time It gets 2 or 3
points headway 1t meets . MOOD Of
offerings, and what support IL there
rapidly fades away. While this con-
tinues. q rally in the general market
IL unlikely. After its big break,
Mexican Petroleum should be In y
position to enable the insiders to
bring about q 10 point advance with
little or no trouble. As Il Is. they
show no inclination to do 50. Brok-
ers report little scattered buying
OF odd iots. but this will produce but
scant affect until the insiders show
inclination to support their stocks.
Many issues are low enough to make
such action profitable. 1t should be
taken soon.
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naUrPMENT ISSUES,

Stocks OF equipment companies
with strong cash reserves and dfvi-
dsnd reserves DO not yield very
much to bear raids.
The Washington times., 1921-06-22

Stock sales up to-
s77,too tOs.4oo ss',lOo 7o2,Ioo
Bond saiea up to-
fam- IL noon Jpn zpm.
2,s7b, 900 5.204.ooo s4s2.ooo 7.si2. .oao
The Washington times., 1921-06-22
PUSHING STOCKS HIGHER.

Actions speak louder than words.
and money talks in putting stocks on
4 higher level.
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Foreign Bonds.

rprnished by w. h. Hibss a Co.
* Prices at noon:
The Washington times., 1921-06-22

Atlantic Gulf suffered It's DIG
break after the hight In Mexico with
other producers. Altar the "AGww
break came the Mexican Pstrolsum
selling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
lOUCHEUR WILL HANDLE
DEALINGS WITH GERMANY
French Newspapers CniI on People to
Hack New Government ito
the Limit
by United Ncws.l

-
lN!:lS. Jan. l7.-From a source
said to be close to the government,
it""rie Monday afternoon learned
shat i.ouchrur. new Minister of Re
obstruction and formerly Minister
OF Finance. will handle all future
dealings with Germany on the repair
ations question as they apply to the
treaty Of Versailles and the subsc-
Tu'nt Spa agreement.
l.ibcrtc calls upon the nation 10
t'rSct its partisan feelings and back
IN" now government to the limit.
..in'rans!gcaut. commenting on the
approaching allied conference. at
I3r.s says that Lloyd George viii
az" an interesting trio when ne
meets Erl"nd whom he called "A
E-hair"d lawyer: .arthuu the
most clear sighted as to our rights
Hn'l possibilities. .nd Louchcur. vino
'r.ncS !" the problem the spirit OF
practical realization
Tor IN" aptitude and surcn.ss of
among professional hurry up !ucn.
mat au@urS well for a government"
i."nsurt. writing in ropulairc. finds
the CABINET most rc:ctionary'' with
a few faded radicals" lie wonders
whether Briaud viii be abl. to re-
SiSt demand for tn" occupation of
tn" i;uhr. and casts some druht on
'"un"r'> ahilit' TO TAN the pruiit"cis
.thruuatrly'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
BALLOON FLIGHT PROBE
STARTS AT ROCKAWAY
N"N"' ""ani OF Inquiry Meets to Com
duct Investigation or II-Entcd
AIR Npyn.c

RpGkAWAi. " y. Jan. i7.--rhc
naval board OF inquiry. appointed by
Secretary of the Navy Daniels. me,
"'rc today 10 hcgiu its investigation
"i the balloon flight OF I.icutrnnn:S
Moor. Farrell and ifiuton. which
'v"N them on months hazardous
trip into Northern Canada. Rear
Admiral icorE" Washington Kline is
IA" presiding officer
In anticipation OF a large crowd Of
spectators. as result of AN am
nou"s"m"ni that thr hearings would
hc public. officers of the Rockawnv
t"iui naval air station filled the as
S'mhly hail here with extra seats to
accommodate spectators
Conditions are being corrected a,
ih" E"Hkaway naval air station so
That i; no longer will be possible for
p'ioiS 10 float into Canada withou,
discussing details of their proposed
i'.=ht with their commaudin:: officer.
according 10 testimony tina; Was given
i'IaN "y tap;ain Damon l.. Cum
"ih:S. commandment. at tho opening
o.. ih' court of inquiry Investigating
hc recent Spectacular balloon ni.ht
OF i.irutcnants FLOOR Hinton and
Farrell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
PREPARE HABEAS CORPUS
WRIT FOR NEGRO CONVICT
>'rpi Governor rnrdnn> Miuor
'r"es n"d Demands Deliver,
u. County Shcrin

NV NSpN, MISS. Ian i1-\t-
i"rn'N-General Frank Robertson. or
Mississippi. stated ;onigh; that he
vas preparing wri, Of hanras cor.
pHS 70 be presented To chaucrNn, T.
~. Ih"maS. OF Wgirrcu Couuty. SVCi,
,nS 10 obtain possession Of :, negro.
- 4 G"ldShN. convicted Of rrv,txin.
.l".en goods and sentenced to IN,
STATE t"ntt"n'iary FOR nvc years from
Warren County.
Will" serving this scu,euc, Colds
~ WAS released hy Governor Ice NJ
russell, "it- suspended sentence. IN;
IN response 10 ruhlic opinion. tho
Governor later cancelled Tho Su>pcu-
ION hnl the negro WAS returned To
me pvnitcntiarN after bcin. arrested
at ihS EHrublican National Convention
IN chicago.
y short while after his return to
PRISON ihc negro escaped by brihiu-
Il convict guard. and Was later ar
rested by Warren Cont ~ officials IL,
'ahadh. brought 10 J rrcu toUutv.
lritd ON other charges ANA sentenced
Ia Jail
Following the refusal cf the War
rem County shcriW :" obey COM
inand from the Governor :, >urryn-
drr IN" n"i-r" I" tn" Stat" duthori-
lies ;hc Governor pardonci tn. ne
~" OF MI charges against MIN i'm
warren tonn;y. including u uumbcr
l"r which he has not Vet been tried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
ISSUES WARNING FOLLOWING
THREE DYPHTHERlA DEATHS
nr. Hudson Advises carr-'rNrnt,
T"" Gases Of Disease Ucpnrird

Chief Health officer Hudson yrst-r-
uaI ISSUED q warming 1" all parents
ana guardians to iny">tii..tt. every
com" apparent in children lie said
there were Twenty-Five cases uf thu.
disease in Richmond now. ana that
tire" deaths hHN" been reported Tor.
TINS month already. The disease is
not restricted I" amy particular To-
calli!. but is scattered throughout the
city.
All children giving any Indications
"c throat trouble. said pr. Hudson.
should he taken at once to the family
physician. II th-r" Is me- family rhy-
Si"tJn the suspect may to. taken to
tn" oiiiC. OF the Health bureau in CRY
Hall. biphthvriI Is clrablc. ANA IL
ia" patient j. given anti-toNin at Tia.
hcriun!nC of the ;ruubl. recovery IS
hardly doubtful. .huti-toNin may Toe
obtained bt persons unable 10 pay To-:
II from the Health Bureau Tree Of
cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

Lieutenant i.am:;icn with Tia. words
Russian Or Amc,ican?'
THE sentry admitted That l,c was
very excited. but protested tina; he
ala not intend to shoot Lieutenant
i.anSdon. but that his purpose was
10 seize Lieutenant I.angdon's cleo
tric Hash lamp AMI compel him to
accompany him to the guard in or
der that lie might ascertain who the
lieutenant was. lie declared that he
Then discharged his rifle by accident
aud wounded Lieutenant Lang,on in
The breast. Lieutenant I.anrdon fired
TWO or three revolver shots at him."
The state Departments report said
That All the h.rh Japanese army Of
hccrs at Nladivostok had visited the
cruiser Albany. 1.icutcnan, I.anrdon's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
LIEUT.. lANGDON KILLED
IN UNPROVOKED ATTACK;
WIDOW COMMITS SUICIDE
CONTINUED From l-irs, para,

''""UHu'U trOm F'irst ragc)
called out halt and tha. Lieutenant
h'hS"oh did not halt. The sentry
SAID that he then took position three
PAGES IN front OF Lieutcnan; Lang
don with his r!le held a, IN, royi-
ton charge bayoncts. Li.ut.nnp,
'hch stopped. according to
' sentry story. and shifted tho
''e''ric pocket lamp - his loft hand
N''pkS with right hand into the
'o'Nc'S OF his ovcrcoat. The sentry
that he himself then took
the position FOR action and uucr!cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
CIVIL OFFICERS TAKE
OVER lYNCHlNG PROBE
Ton Members Ut tlnhama National
Gunrd in Jasper Jail. Charged
with Crime.

EitMlNt'ilAM. Ai.A.. $50 IL
civil authorities hav, assumed fun
authority ia the Baird lyuohiuG ease.
Gcn,ra steiner. stat" troop COM
maud.r. announced tonight Ton
members of compauv NJ OF Tusya-
looSa. ~" held ia Jail here. nine OF
them CHARGED With implication IN the
lyu'hin: The charge against the
In Statement; tonight by g. W.
Austin. state law enforcement chief.
hc DECLARED that one OF the two auto
mobiles used 10y tho lyuchinc party
Was owned 10y Leslie West who i
in jail here. while 'hr other WAS the
property uf coal CoWpanv. ami had
h"cn ass Gn-d 30 the use OF Cautaiu
Il l.. Loll1r, Of Company NJ. being
taken ny the lyuChcrs without the
captains knowledge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Col. i. Lbs
VI\N> ms IiIiI\'Iit\> nv
"Pape's Cold Compound" is
Quickest Relief known

Don't stay stuTei-Gp! Quit blow .
ing and snufilinG y dose of "Pape's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks any cold right up.
The very first dose opcns c!oggcd
noStrils AMI the air passages of tho
mead; STOPS nose running; relieves the
headache. dulln"ss. fcveriShucSs.
'fapc's Cold Compound" costs only
4 few cents at drug stores II acts
without assistance. tastes nice. con-
tains no quininc. Insist upon rape' 5
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
LANGDON'S FATHER DENIES
HE HAD RUSSIAN WIFE

BoSTON. Jan. IL. william c.
LanSdon. father of Warren II. Lang
don. United states Navy. who was
Killed by Il japanese sentry at VIadl-
,v"s'ok a week ago today, secuted the
report that his Russian wife had
committed suicide after his death. IT
was absurd he said.
My son was not married" he do
clared. "of that | am confident. lie
WAS man who respected all women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

FRENCH JUDGES RESIGN
BECAUSE OF POOR PAY
Recent Examination urinss Eorth
oni! Two Applicants when .un
Are Needed.

7 ~ z IIIN '|TS.II 9N''TN ~
l'AHlS. Han. Paris prisons ar.
crowded with criminals awaiting
trial. while more than half al tn,
courts are closed OWING 10 whul.sal.
resignation by judges rs :. protest
against their inIdcQuIte pay.
Justices al the French court say
that their salaries arc s. a month
smaller than those of prison guards
\ common court judge j. PAID only
$5o monthly.
y recent examination for Judges
brought forth only TWO appiicau,s
against a needed ZOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

Pierce's Pleasant Pellets in my home
for use when needed. have given
them to my children since they were
quite small. They can be given with
safety to tho smallest child. owing
10 their being free from any injurious
drug. They regulate tho stomach,
liver and bowels in mild. but very
effective way. cannot speak too
highly OF DIR. Pierce's medicines. -
MRS. J. b. GILBERT. 212 ST. Cath
nno Street All druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
WILL CONTEST ELECTION
Papers Fitted at Salisbury D., Rruub-
ii"nn. ni>pmtinr Democrats
Ni.. i,t tn

ASiii:NILil:. y g.. Ian I'm
rcrs HAY" been h.rd AZ sal sbury hy
Or III" Iampb-. i. Republican. against
Representative" Il; l.. nourh;on. of th-
Eighth North Carolina District, in
" h.ch tn" former viii contest !cr
the scat in Congress- 10 which the
Democrat WAS elected last Nov-,n-
Der. REPRESENTATIVE puU@ht"u is now
"t Salisbury, according 10 Inforna-
ZION received here. 10 personally di-
rect IN answer to H.. made to MIR
'aniDh"il's chary" Cf irregularities in
St""."E and Rowan Counties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
FINANCE Committee ~ Meet.

Nv I INWnVV IV'nlUIIi"" OF VliN
'rIutIl Nili meet ~ o'clock toni mt
~ regular session y number OF inn
p"rltnt papers Will be acted on In
clG,i!n" tn. auto ior-hirr ordinance.
and IN" resolution appropriat ing
:unis for the purchase ~ land TO inn
PROV" pror'riy ail-Ccnt 10 The I.rlt
LIN" VII he discussed II is prob
dhl" tn" question: Of e special school
I'm may %" taken up az This meeting.
rue Claims Commute" Will also meet
tonight a. o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
URGES VIRGINIA TO LIGHT
FRESH TORCHES BY OLD IN
HER MARCH OF PROGRESS
Miss Glasgow Declares Future May BE Made Great.
Not by Copying Past, but by New Contributions.
One of Speakers at Wonnn'S Club

habit az looking M to condesccudins
n.diocrtty. Finer" * glorious history
behind ana marvellous material al,
about uS. ana There is no achievement
that = Supr"m" that has not sprung
from C"Irar" ana hr"athrd in frcr-
h"m. u is Your power and Your trust
for civilizations"
The afternoon was brought ia. 4
clos, by e solo. Garry Nj BACK to
~" Nirsinny." Sun@ by Mrs RicHard
W. Darlington. accompanied by Miss
Jean Tricg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Hank In Washington.

assistant Attorney -G.ucral !. -.
flank. IT. Is In WASHINGTON repre-
>'nilnS mo Commonwealth i'm the 90 50
OF sickle versus IN" State. which WAS
Appended from lh- supreme Court OF
Wig mia. rho ease is that Of = Rich
m"ud man who was convicted ~ To-
iation ut -" prohibition law and Was
allowed Wit OF error. but his APP
LrhL MrS ..lUs I'd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
CHICAGO "DRAFTS" JUDGES
TO CHECK CRIME WAVE
Eight Adh' NAL Juri>t> Pressed Into
SrrNi 10 Dispose ~ 1000
iiotd-t ~ Gases.
Il

CHICAGO. Jan. t:,cht aIdt-
ii"nal Judges We're impressed into
clean up Chicaro'S criminal docket
Which iS chok.d with 2."eu cases.
Fifteen criminal court Judges are now
at work.
The activity of the nf;ccn judges
j. expected tu do away with the old
system Of starving of trials ~ Grim
mails for weeks and months. aud To-
have Il Statutory effect on tho crime
situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

are Or. Pierce s. We
have used the Gold
en- Medical Discov-
cry as a blood med
icine and as a tonic,
also for dccp-scated
coughs and weak
lungs, and 1t was
excellent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Tobncro PRICE, ItI-,,cr

litNTlNGTON. W. VA, Jan IL
higher prices prevailed on the Hunt
lnEton EVricy tobacco market todnv
I"tal sales aggregated 175.IO0 u )u,ids
the average price bcing $40 n INN
drcd. There was Il marked absence ot
low grad" offerings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Alumni nnnuur, ,.o>rron.d.

fpslron"ucnt of tho midwiutor
lHnIE"i ut tho John Marshall Alumni
association iud.lin!t.ly Was an
h"ung'i last nisht. l. "a planned to
h"!d q meeting In April
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

HNDIIn' WIlt"rs WrrD DUUSIlrrrd
49, meeting nf III" .N".Ui.N. COM
lniit'r of til" STAT" Fair Association
Yesterday, Ii"uly |; Schwftrschild.
secretary. announced las night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

rr. l'lslo i<imhaIl will drlivrr a
lecture on interior irr,Tu'iuuS uf
the Early Republic tonight at rs
"'c!"ciS before ~" Virginia l..p:uc OF
Fin" Arts ana lItndi,rIit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Ar ,r. Changes Erection Dates.

80, LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Jan. II
ne senate Of the Arkansas Legisla-
lure today passed II bill which would
provide Tor changing the date or tho
erection Tor state officers from tho
datc on which the general national
election Is held to the second Tues
Gay In October. the avowcd purposo
nelhE 10 prevent the election OF local
negro ranliuatcS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Mrs. lien Pillow in,ur.,r..

Mrs i:"u Pillow of the DAVIS Apar,.
m"uts. WAS operated on at tho hetrca,
FOR tn" Sick saturday and IS reported
"a h.. doinr nicely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
A Strong Witness

Natchez. Miss.-"The best med
cines have ever used in my home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

.!.il, tc express their regret and sor-
row. and the Japanese Minister of |
war haC tciographcd coincidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18

yet had declared positively he would
never marry. am sure he left no
wife"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18


the
in
a,vnn
l"cer shipper
watch
they
is
the
do that
misiak
".
Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Why You Should Ship to
Your Capital City

RICHMOND Is naturally tho log.
ical market for III" shippers Of pro.
due" in Virginia aud North caro-.
lima. due to It's accessibility from
MI points "f these States by OK.
press ircish; and motor trucks
"h''h rs a very important feature
III INC marketing OF p"rishabI. farm
products Ia addition to IT'S non.
uIatinn OF l1l,G67. this la now u,iIt.
Il iarS" distributing point OF pbl'l.-
IRl EGGS. BCTTh:R. LIVE. S'rprI;
hlhES. wool, FtfRS. POTATOES
Dried FRUITS. ETC. which makcs
IL possible" I" dIspos. Of almost ,u
unlimited quantity Of the aboy,
'"'h week of the year. Then. too
IN" cost OF transportation To m.
RICHMOND market Is very ,nucb
I"sS IN dollars ana cents than /,
~ 20 tn" Northern and Ens,c-,
markets. and the short Length of
TIM" required l" reach his marx,
saves considerable IN the way Of
hriit on live poultry. NV. stock
''c" which - quit" an item when
h"Nl"d Il long distance.
While RICHMOND has been
good market for the distribution Of
prodnc" during the pas, decade. I,
could bc wonderfully i,nnrnv.I ~