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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-01-11
CHANGES MADE IN
INTERIOR Of THE
SHERIFF s OFFICE
Private Office For Sheriff
And His Deputy At Co.
Court House
INHERITANCE TAX
FIXED in ESTATES
Probate Notes And Other
Items From The Knox
Co. Court House

Numerous changes have been
made in the interior of the sheriff's
Office at the Knox county courthouse
by Sheriff B. II. Lytle.
The north room has been converted
into private Office for the sheriff and
Deputy Sheriff Oliver Walker. The
large deck, typewriter and records
have been moved into this room. The
main room, which was formerly used
for every purpose, will be sort of
reception room for persons calling at
the sheriff's Office The room has
been furnished with long table and
number of chairs.
The new arrangement is much bet.
ter and will afford the sheriff and his
deputy private office, whereas in the
past all the affairs of the office were
conducted in the large room, open to
the public at all times.
d
Assignee Named
Harry w. Rooms has been appoint
ed assignee of s. II. Applegate of
Centerburg by the probate court of
Knox county. Bond $4,000 with Wal
ter II. Sapp William G. Koons and
John G.. Graham as sureties. The ap-
praisers are William Traux, Isaac
Greer and Richard Larimore.
o.
Tax Is Fixed
In the estate of the late Caroline
Tiiton the inheritance tax has been
fixed at 5000 by the probate court
of Knox county
Account Filed
"a fifth partial account has been
nled In the probate court of Knox
county by Maude Appleton, guardian
OF Lawrence b. Moore. which shows
the following: Received $2,370.O6
paid out $173.07, leaving a balance of
$2,19e99.
Inheritance Tax
The inheritance tax has been fixed
ut $1.76 IN the estate OF William H.
Cuykendall by the probate court of
Knox county.
%
Application Made
Application has been made in the
probate court of Knox county for the
appointment Of guardian for Char
ity Cole, an alleged incompetent per
son. The matter has been set down
for hearing on Jan. IL. at 0 a. IN.
Petition Dismissed
In the suit OF j. G. Fowler, admin
! istratrix Of George X. Fowler, VS.. Jo
seph Fowler, the petition to sell rea
estate has been dismissed by the pro
bate court of Knox county.
Real Estate Transfer
Alex Albert to Guy w. Lane, parce
in city. 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-01-11
LEGION MEMBERS TO
HAVE A SMOKER

Dan G. Stone Jr. post, American Le
gion, plans to have rousing meet
lag Tuesday evening at the Chamber
OF Commerce. at 8 O'Clock.
The feature OF this regular meet.
ing will be a smoker. There will be
all kinds of eats for the boys.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-01-11
NEW COAL DOCK
AT BRINK HAVEN

BRINK HAVEN, Jan. 10 - The
Pennsylvania railroad is erecting
new coal dock at Brink Haven 80 that
compound engines may be used to
help trains over the "hill"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-01-11

Hosiery For Men Reduces
Cotton Half Hose, 12c pair
80 dozen pairs good seamless cotton socks in black
Seamless Half Hose, 16c pair
40 dozen pairs Finely Woven Seamless Half Hose coll
black tan and navy; 25c value, pair ........
Mems Fine Half Hose, 40c pair
lot of finely Half Hose in black grey navy
brown; soc values; pair. .........................
Work Sex, 16c pair
One lot of mems Heavy Seamless Work Socks;
25c values pair
Wool Work Sox, 32c-
One lot of heavy wool work choice Of grey blue o
brown mix; real bargain at pair. ............
All Wool Sox, 48c-
One lot of extra quality heavy all wool sox;
Special pair ...........................
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-29
FINANCIAL.


FOR RES Space SO my drug .,...
,,ora v,n,,a nItp ' ,gNI t'f f.N..ry
FOR SALE General merchs.fI.. ...,
"a best of town In state .at
Prospect, BeN s72. tIominy Okla
FOR SALE Picture show ...ft.
plcie, WITH electric piano 1ui .r-.
slick. okla.
a WE'LL LOCATED REsrAuR ,,.
biggest lttlo business Ia P.n.4 Cn.
not s1critcr hut other husross mat.s ..
COLL This can at 302 South Flss, ..-.'
puura tuy okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-29
BUSINESS SERVICE
ptstSIss sIKNftL oFrrRrD

Bt ~iNi~~ SINNl v oIl ihtb ~
"l>nn"s '.''n,l l.e. '"ore ~a'.1 ara
s.t o.a waa.w clesn.,s ca
LET $50 CALL at your home and rcpar
ur r.f.UIHu your iuruifurr, HI Work
guaranteed. Ir,es reasonable. Call after
MArrrts1s renovated and recovered
81 .U $50 f.f..f u.I uHfIf,.s,.. all H.ft
ru.,..,,o,,,,..4 Porter Mattress Go. Phone
pi..arrul.g aud patch work promptly
4nH r.af. done. au Wort guaranteed.
Ed ,aru.f D.tra 1ft.
,,pN-rNIcE cpNrKACroR
Carpenter. painter and decorator. Let me
your roof. charg"s reasonable. work done
promptly let me hsu,e your house
class worF Fbano Osags stiS Cali at
az south FRISCO. G. e. Barnes.
PAiNriSG. rArERnANGiva
WIErDW CLEANING Isr.
"" So" you Hr'' American 'oa Usage
Gas STOVES r,nult me factory way. also
furrni'.W1.s repairing Jesse Hodges.
ny J. ir 'nNHU Speciality ln frames
~ Adams 49,. Lombard addition. Phone
LACE CURTAINS. lace rhaI,, aud sllk
draprs drs cleaned or lauud'red by ex.
port ll'' p. Cincinnati rhuuo Dsagr
'-'' '..'".' '"'.
H'IrpING NND CoNTRACrI>G 20
rLN%I hllNP. f'Ia'r. sidewalk aud
crurGt 'nrH neatly and properly done
hGhlhl,lE aong"stor bmd4s a, I'D
,n's.H. rn.ro osil. Is.s
'VS MHsr MHslr 'lA.5 IA, 9iiG."' i.'s. "o'" can a
pKF~SMNI,INo- NutT\rEY ga
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-29

WNET|U| Nv 0NT,I1T"0T HI0U-rTaUI"r-
r.m.n"n' position. salary reasonable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-29
HOTEIS-ROoMING HOUSES,

FOR SALE Hotel Muskogco okla. 90
outside rooms, hot and cold water every
roonu hn'rE good business. low ront fir"
location owner. Travellers Hotel Mus
.NE,p okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-29

rE' 500 UoTFL for rout. Yves, Tulsa.
Phone iA'. jerks. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-29
,Irr NrI0N> w\>rrn. rrMNIt :"

ENFEhIE<,Eu .''0urrruh.r desires tou-
pprlrr nr permanent position. Refer
.u.r4 N-IE. rrHt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18

VIII Wake Every C,,x,
throughout Ever. stntr In ;hc
(nnnIrA

Nrt',nI"m"niS ar" nearly complete
,"r The Every Member canvass ia
"' made next sunday los i:pIscn.
p'iianS. not only in Richmond. bu,
lnr"nrh"ui tn" Commonwealth ana
ne country. for IL marks tn. con.
''uSi"n 81 the annual nation wild.
campaign. \, that timc each family
VIII be visited 10y a representative.
"i IT'S congregation ana wilA toe asked
10 pledge it's stewardship FOR la.o
me paSiS of proportional" giving be
.mI urged by both clergy amd laity.
The quota for tn" diocese az Virgins,
winch includes onc-third OF III. STATE.
Is $4,000" and last year il wen, so
Tar over the top as To place this his
'"rlc diocese at the leadership OF
all America.
congregations have been organized
with captain In charge and H.. has
appointed a large group OF li"u,cn-
ants who. in turn, nam. a number Of
priNates VII" make the housc-to-
mouse visits, h""pl" arc requested By
WORKERS I" remain at nom" until
after The visitors have been. ms this
greatly simplihcs the work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
SAV|LLE TO URGE TYPOS
TO BUY RICHMOND GOODS
Public Works Director Will
Address Members of Union
SUNDAY Afternoon.

Alien j Savillc has been designated
as the representative of the Cham
her Of Commerce TO address Typo
graphical Union. No. 90, at the Eagles
Home sunday afternoon at "a,
o'clock. ON tn" subject OF buying
Nichmond made goods
Tomorrow night til" members OF
the Mouldcrs, Union will bc addressed
by w. ''rcd. Richardson at the Labor
Hail.
Henry l.. Litchford viii address the
members of tn. ii"uricu County
Farmers Union at Murphy'S Hotel
Monday night at ga O'Clock.
NJ Il joint meeting OF TN" McGill
catholic Union and tn" knights oi
Columbus ON Monday might, at which
IT is expected members OF the Ancient
order OF fiih"rniaus vii! also lee
present. III" chamber OF Cumru"rc,
VIII be represented by Major Richard
T.. Ecirn". VIII" viii speak iu behalf
"f the Buy Hichmuud- Madc-'uodS'
movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
TAKES UNSELFISHNESS TO END
WARS, DIR. MITCHELL SAYS
Must Not Look Only to Governments. but to Ccanscd
Hearts. tie Tells Women in Address on Disarma
mcn Conference at Washington

we must look not merely to gov
ernmcniS {" Put AN "ud tn war. we
must cast out ScliiShucSs from our
hearts. You women are the organ
i"rs OF public opinion. believe that
the work OF securing public opinion
VIII have its immediate" hearing upon
humanity" declared Or : G. Nit
chcil. of the University Of Richmond.
IN an address Delivered Yesterday
before "a Joint meeting of w"mcn'S
organizations held under the auspices
Of the Richmond League az Women
Voters in the foyer Of the Womau's
club
Or. Mitchcils Subicc, was what
We May ENpcc; From the Washing
ton Conference Touching first upon
Secretary ib'ghSs' proposal. he re
viewed fundamentally the principles
which. following the War of 1872,
led To the adjustment of forts along
the Canadian border and fleets on the
Grca; Lakes, the centennial OF which
VAS c"mmcmoratcd in 1914. just
prior 10 the breaking out Of the
world war
We are all >hockc7 at the gull, Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
VIII Address. Galley. cluh.

Miss Florence Simms, director Of
the Industrial department Of the ma
tionai Y. w. g. a. viii address the
members OF the College Club OF Rich
mond, at the home OF Mrs. u. 49, MIN
, ford, East Grace street this after
noon at o'clock Her subject viii be
"Some Phases Of the Industrial
Problem"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
ELIJAH DAVIS SENTENCED
TO DIE ON JANUARY q
Judge Wells Denies Motion
of Counsel for New
Trial.
CONDEMNED MAN is FEEBLE
opini"n Expressed by Spcctntors 'rhn,
NiIc-SlnHcr's Life VIII Come Ia
Natural End Before order OF t.ur,
Is Executed.

Elijah Davis. convicted i'm IIus;in.,
Court. Fart II. Of Tn. m.fd.r az bt.
vic WAS sentenced yesterday ~
Judge. Ernest II. Wells 10 die in M
electric chair on January -. 1000.
sentence was pronounced by iud.,
Wells after he had Gcuicd tn. motion
vi counsel f.. ;hn condemned nam
i'r +" new t"lal on The plea THAI, Ia,
verdict of ica,h was contrary To- the
law ana cvi I":.,.r
DAVIS has aged pcrccptii.iy sim. tn.
'riai' His condition ycstcr,l,y -..S
such that The judge alIow.G i;u, =.
'''''h MS seat while s,n,cu "aS
being passed upon him. He rcuuir. Il
'"' assistance OF an official when hc
."."S mn" court. A'iuion was .X-
Nh ny spectators that Davis ~"
"'.' come 10 naturll "1d before ne
''hSr OF the court - executed
Attorney Louis -. Wcndcnhurr nm
h""h'ed tina, he is havin. tn. r.cnrds
~ the trial, prepared i'm order that
u" ilaE'tiie Il bill OF exceptions with
'e supreme Court %! Appeals Nrru-
"hcht on the motion for a new ,tial
was designed to shnw ir,cruf,,,i,i..
wits Summoninr vcnirc.
'""ec Wells complimcnt.d a,-
'orncys for both the accused ana M.
commonwealth in tho conduc, rf M.
case. declaring they handled /, ON
'hc highest sort of plane. Davis was
'PrcSchtcd by MIR. Wcnd.nburu ana
.'arrN NJ. smith. Ir.. commemorative
attorney Willis G. rullIam was as
Evelyn BYRD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
WILL SELL TAGS TO-DAY
FOR COLORED CHARITY
contributions for tornnIunity uou>c
west MARSHALL street. viii BE
Inkcn ut IiIIN StuIinns

ms ~ tag dag for the Community
,''S" Tor N"i"r"d Pcople. ana more
than hf,y stations viii b.. piar.I i'm
an parts "f the city. whu" thus. I'm
IN" business and financial districts
an" {" nr in charge Of white mem
hers "f the board OF directors I, is
hoped that no, less ,hau $500 y,ll
D" realized. as tic Institution q, ,
West Marshall street is badly in need
. funds
Key r. Cary Montague j.. chairman
~ the white section 60; IN. nnon,.
committee. aud MaEEI" l.. walker IS
f'Sp"n-ihl" for keeping tn" matter %:
10" budget before the negro popula
'i"n The institution handles han
dr"de IF cases annua!iy. r.arbInu
.rnm Nagrauey to tuberculosis ami
dHi"Siic "utanslcmcuts.
l".''r" j iiugo Kicks regard, this
i"'n'gtt"n, OF which he is president
''" "i 'He foremost factors in Rich
m''' for bringing ubou; better
a"o"rs'andir. between the rarcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
RICHMOND IS AWARDED
LOWER FREIGHT RATES
Interstate Commerce Body
Makes Concessions From
North and East.

by a ruling "f the Interstate Com
mcrcc Commission in tho famous
North Carolina Case" tin. Raleigh
Chamber OF Commerce vs. the At
lhn;ic Coast Line Railway. ct ais.
r"opcncd at the instipati"n of the
Virginia State Corporation Commits
sion. new concessions I'm freight
rates are awarded Richmond and Nir-
G;nia points i'm shipments from the
North ANA the East
Application WAS mad. by tho Ha-
leigh chamber OF Commerce" during
tn" world war for a REIMBURSEMENT
of freight rates from the North and
East At that time Virginia did not
enter contest, hut upon the return
of Commissioner Alexander Forward
from the Balkans. tn" Virginia stat"
Corporation commission asked for Il
rcopcning of the case. which was
granted, and Virginia participated in
tn" rcarcum"nt. which resulted in
Richmond and Virginia points being
granted a rate on"-half ~ the rate
charged on shipments from Haltimors
or other Eastern or Northern points
I" Raleigh and other North Carolina
citics
The ruling calls for the railroads
To put the now tariffs into effect on
January Is, 1872
As the result of developments
during the last twelve months Viz
rinia and Nnrth Carolina are now
together on freight rates after NOR"
than forty years OF strife Ky the
new ruling Raleigh and other North
Carolina points are given freight rate
concessions in the territory south
ward. which give North Carolina
points som" advantage over Atlanta
IN shipping into that territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18

war. hut the folly is greater than
the guilt and the sordidness is
greater than the folly" he declared.
ana then added. THE world war was
the outcome of the alliance Of big
business. militarism and autocracv
hut the S"rtidncSS of war proved to
be bad business instead Of good bust
ness. We have learned the intcr,lc-
pcndcnc" OF the world as purchasing
customers. and that Germany in wag-
ing war killed the goose that laid
tn" golden egg"
nr. Mitchell WAS introduced by Miss
Roberta Wexford. Of Richmond who
was one OF the sixteen members Of
the national commi;t"" on reduction
of armament. National League dr
Women Voters. who described The
scenes incident To the honors paid
I" tn" unknown hero Of the world
war IN Washington last Thursday
Miss Lucy randolph Mason pre-
sided at tn" meeting. and announced
that tn" next Joint meeting Will take
place on December /, in the foyer
OF IN" Wnman's Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
II. l.. |. BLUES TO GIVE
DRESS PARADE AND BALL
Invitations Are Sent out and En-
trnncr viii 4" by Card

The Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Rataliion, under command of
Major Sheppard Crump. viii give =
fun dress battalion parade tonight
which Will 10" followed hy ban
IGNORING tn hiChmoud Blues Associ-
alton and the Womnn's Auxiliary. In
vitatio'.s 10 the ball have been sent
10 all memoirs -: tho tw" bodies and
entrance NIL he 10y card only The
drill han at the armory vii! be ap-
propriatc!y decorated with flags and
hunting. and tn" orchestra viii he
on a platform banked with palms.
IN" affair is 10 be strictly formal
aud no ON" viii hc admitted unless
in inl! uniform or evening clothes.
Tho Battalion viii march to tho
drill hall a; 80, whore i, Will pass in
review before coIon". j. Fulmcr
Bright. a rrgimcutal commander. ana
his stan. After tho formal battalion
dress parade is executed. the ban
VIII open with a grand march ana
IN" dancing Will continue until mid
night
Governor ANA Mrs. Wrstmorcland
DAVIS ar.i- Mayor and Mrs. Gcorr.
A1nsii" have been invited 10 assist
IN" two organizations in receiving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
WOULD NOT SIGN PAPER
FOR DISARMAMENT
Richmond Man Declares He
Made Money During
World War.

Thut hc h.I ,r,I., ,,,.,,, .I,i,
ia, ~
var an" ma" not 'n'"t an! since,
and therefore believed IN war. was
the frank st,t.m.n, or. u,,,r ,,
,o.,o,i
wv pc-
'''"hH III support "i III" limitation
of armament, which libcrty-Iovinu
women of tho civ s,,,cb, .i,..,,,
,,,, .,
W"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
LOSES HIS MEMORY AS
RESULT OF ACCIDENT
Alfred LUX hnrh ia ScrIouS Condition
nj iiomr-Found ncon>ciuu> ON
Pmttcrsnn Nkcnmc >ntMrdmN.

With his memory gone and suf-
icrin. from injuries of the head tho
extent of which are Undetermined.
pending an N-ray examination. Alfred
l.ukhard. 2602 West Main Street. is
~ q serious condition AT his home
Tn" man was 60 ma by "a pedestrian
IN Patterson .Nvcnp.. below the Bolt
Line, lat" saturday night. An amLu-
irncc physicial r":n Nirsl,ia Hos
Ijtal hurried 20 tn" scene i'm answer
30 Il call for h,lp tie reported that
H. found his patient unconscious.
After receiving tirs,-aid treatment
h." whs rcMoy"d :" The Retreat for
tn" Sick He has hccn discharged
from the hospital ana is now At his
home"
When he haG rcgalncd conscious
ness the patient said he had accu the
Victim of an automobile accident He
u.d not give tho particulars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
JAPANESE MURDER CASE
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
Four Norfolk Men, Sentenced
to Twenty Years Each,
'~ Take Appeal.
FIGHT TOOK PLACE on VESSEL.
Appellate Tribunal Amrms Eight or
Decisions Hr"uHhh Up, from I"wcr
Courts involving Dry Lnw-Cnpitnl
Nerdicts WIN stand

Nerdicfs VIII stand.
Convicted OF murder and under sen
tence OF twenty years each in the
State prison. ". T. Seymour. W. .
Jones, r. +. Graham and u W Ennis.
on an appeal from thct CORPORATION
Court Of Norfolk. were ycStcr,la v
granted a writ of error and super
scdcas by tho Supreme Court Of Ap-
reals. which means tina, the -ascs
of the men viii be reviewed by the
high tribunal
Th charge against tho four men re-
suited from a fight on the "Kui>ho
Maru." iiadio Saxaki. a Japancv.
sailor. receiving a mortal wound.
The state showed that a deal was
made TO sell some liquor on the vas
sci: that small boats put out 10 get
the stun, and while being loaded the
accused mon appeared and. claiming
to he officers. took charge OF the iiu-
uor. men and the money. The nght
resulted
Capital Ncrdicts stand
The Supreme Court affirmed n;-ht
out OF ten decisions from lower courts
were violated. and held that the death
sentence in the case OF Hart q negro.
found quit! of a capital oncnsc by
Jury at Si"unton' and a similar SEN
tencc against Thompson. II negro.
found guilty OF murder iy a Bu:e-
tourt jury, should stand
The opinions handed down ycst,r-
day were as follows:
Rr J,,,iCa I,S.,,l
Lynch vs. commonwealth Circuit
Court of Montgomery County Judg-
ment affirmed.
i'rNan vs. commonwealth circuit
Court of Boie'"urt County. Judgment
affirmed
Ewing ct al vs.. Board Of super
ris"rs Of Nelson County. Circuit
Court of Nelson County Judsmcn,
ahrmed
Comman's Administrators vs.. con-
man ct AL Circuit cour, OF rage
County. Decree rcycrscd
wi,hrow's Exccutrix ct al. " FOR.
tor c,ircui, con-, .. Isa,tl.,,,
f.o,,nty n,cr.o r,,.,.,
tI,., 49,. ,,
Conr, 80 pooL,imah r" 'C"''
N""'' OF h"'n nam county! JUdS-
~ men, ,eN'TseH,
" , "u"s' r ,,', w, SIMS:
ton cour, of city Of Radtord Juds-
mtn' aHirmed'
Hart vs.. Commonwealth. Circuit,
Court OF Augusta County. Judgment
affirmed.
Director General OF Railroads vs
Blue. Corporntion CON-, ~ r,t, 80
charlottesville JuaCmon, ,oirr,.d
~ 49, ~, "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18

s Heavy All-Wool
Shaker + wo- Tone.
5 h a w : Collar Slip
overs. ages s to IL,
reduced to $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
WESTHAMPTON BODY TO
MEET AT COUNTRY GU Is
Citizens Association VIII Hear scN.
eruI Prominent Speakers Mat
irr. of Intcrcst.

Alien ] Saville Dlrcc'0r q UUNI I
Works William T. Cucke assistant
state highway commissioner ana d.
y. Nuchols supervisor of Tue.ruo,
District. VIII be the speaker 'on -u,
ut meeting ~ tn" rhami.'pn
Citizens Association TO be hold ar tB.
Country club Of Virginia al : u'.lueH
The widening o: Cary Street from
twenty To forty feet. providing 4.
walk along Thr-e-Ghopt Road, ;f
STRENGTHENING of curves in the -saU
near the Country Cluh. and *at!rus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
I.ith"rrnphrr Goes Into nnnLrur,r,

u Alexander firch"tt. trading "a
the Eirchctt i.ithographing Company
ana as an Individual. through his at
torn"y. Thomas o. Moss. Yesterday
hlcG - voluntary petition in bank
rurtcy in tn" District Court. The
lith"srarhims plant is located at ropc
AycuU" and Bellevue Park. Thu liza
1iliti.s OF the !itho.raphiur company
arc listed at S5H2.33 while those as an
individual are listed AT S5.i35..U.
which include $4,000 involved in a
litigation pending in court. The crcdi-
tors are local firms. The assets were
not listed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
nIshlnnu rnrh mnh, Meets.

The Highland Park social, c,vi5
ana Athletic Association. which has
recently been formed held its third
'cGulHr monthly meeting last might
in the Highland iark IGhl,c Schuo!
auditorium Matters OF general In
ter - -rcr;hin!i" 10 tn" social, civic
and athletic welfare of the com
muuity were al SruSScL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06

r . .uf. .lHs.d'uii0n Ih0 press upon
r state Farm Eurau Boo forming 10
10000 o"p i..i, cotton pond and s.n0o o0o
IHuud wool rHoi whi.h Br. both state.
Nldv in their mature and must D. com.
l.,iai ly Iuly q
n .s estimated thar the watermelon
..pase thls year m doubt. the normal
acreage. owing 90 prevailing freight
w''t and th. reduced luying power ~
tt. Ilii.. to vbt'rlslun gruw'rs a..
,.sri r'.at cu"fstatiy, marketing l. IN.
d.sfsn ihl with this large acreage
orr, ~ Of the Texas Farm Bureau
agreed to assist in the organization
and sign up q the growers ~ the ,url.
Gus watermelon growing districts Of the
state by communities and districts and
tn hclg boz every other way possible. but
"a leav. the establishment 81 a state
~ hans. and other larger aspects -
cooperative marketing FOR another year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06

II Its watermelon businvss 10 the trade
81 the Farm bureau organizations, aud
~ soon as definite proposition h made
By them. it viii be- submitted 10 the
pruvcrs hv the Farm Bureau Tor nii.
fication aud final confirmation. secre'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
WATERMELON GROWERS
TO ORGANIZED ONLY By
COMMUNITIES IN 1921

DALLAS T...s--' immunity uud
district watermelon ulIErflrs ass0.
ciltsrrs ins',.d Hf $3.50 e'l'rt.ile assn-
cation u.r, arrcd unl Cor 1921 90
meeting 81 representatives e thu
various wii.rM,lHu irHiurirg sections
~ Texas ard lEs 1ff.rpus of the Texas
Farm Rlrau Federation This d'e.s
ION was reached after ihD-. present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06

speakers win he seui oui 10 explain the
plans and obtain signatures of produc'
err
\ lfagr producing agency. which II
represented un 100 produce markets ~
America. lms practically agreed 60 lin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06
FARM LOANS

Funds available for Immediate closing
Of improved farm and stock farm loans.
can. write or phone. HamOn.Whltting.
ton Mortgage Co, Rooms $3.50 Smith
bldg. Amarillo. Texas. Phone COS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-06

lary q. q. Musrr said
Among the watermelon districts rep
resented az the meeting here were
Hampstead. BollovIllc, Wca'heriord'
sulphur Springs. Miuooln. aud other
large melon growing ccntors.