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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-29

Danville, Va.-The Danville Cham
Der of Commerce has contracted for
every dollar of the fund raised by
public subscription January, 1920,
for the development of good roads
in this section. The last two .on-
tracts have been let, and the work
will be ficshed by October.
Richmond. Va.-Judge John A.
Buchanan, of Smyth county is re-
ported very i'll at his home at EN-
ory. He has taken a prominent
part in state affairs for half a cen
tury. He has served in the house
of delegates and congress. He is
also known as one of the ablest
men on the bench.
Richmond. Va.-Several Virg:ans
will be among the IegionnarieS
who will sail for France August s
on the steamship George Washing.
ton. At the request of the French
government the American Legion
will send body of war veterans to
France representing every state in
the union. Five Virginia men will
be among the group, including one
from Richmond. Those representing
Virginia ore as follows: Wilbur C.
Hall, Leesburg, Va; H. S. Ragland,
Richmond; Major II. l.. Opie, Staun
ton: B. NJ. Roszel, Winchester; R.
3. Tunstal! and wife, Norfolk.
Richmond, Va.-When being lock-
ed UP in the Henrico county Jail fol
lowing his arrest with three others
on the charge of transporting liq-
uor, G. A. Blackburn sad an inch
of his right thumb cut off when
the Jail door was hurriedly closed.
The man required the attention of
the Jail physician.
Petersburg, Va.-The news that
Camp Lee will not be retained as
permanent camp was not received
here with as much surprise as the
blow warranted, as those who hsve
been interested in retaining the
camp ihave been reading the s.ens
cast bv the working of the war de-
partment. Merchants are the hard
est hit by the news, although many
others arc affected.
About 100 men are working at
Camp Lee, removing stores to the
army base in Norfolk and their
lob will last for six months. At
That time il is thought that he gov
ernment will offer the hundreds of
buildings al the camp for sale.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14
Taboga Island

On Thursday, March "a, we visited
Taboga Island, about miles beyond
the Pacific end of the Canal. Taboga
lis the only one or the dozen islands
In the Bay Of Panama which Ii il.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14

they may be heard. present to Hon. John s.
Edwards. Judge of the above Court. at his Of
fee In Lakeland or wherever he may then be.
their petition for power and authority to le-
gally adopt Helen Brown. minor child. anu
to legallze the adoption Of said minor child
pursuant and agreeable to the laws of the
State OF Florida.
This the 2Srd day OF March. A. D. 1921.
SPENCE NJ. STEPHENS.
ELLEN r. STEPHENS. go
WIN. NJ G0BER.
Atty. for Petitioners.
Mar. 2s-Apr. 7.ll-2l.2s. out
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14

IN THE CIRCUIT Govt TENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR POLK
C0UNTY.--In Re: Petition Of Spence M
Stephens and Ellen r. Stephens for the
Adoption OF Helen Brown, a minor.
Notice is hereby given that Spence NJ. Ste
phens and Ellen r. stephens, his wife, will on
the 25th day Of April. A. y. 1921, at ten
no ;QO) o'clock q. m. or as soon thereafter
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14

cross and in another minute in brok-
IN English-"Shoe shine, senor?"
In the street, far removed from the
church, surrounded by a group of en-
Yinus children, was a little brown
Panamanian, with almond eyes. show
ing his kinship to the Chinese race,
and he was clothed in robe of pur.
pie cotton. like cheesecloth His feet
we're bare and blood spotted. He wore
Il crown OF thornS about his childish
brow, while painted upon his 'race
?Crc red marks in imitation Of the
bleed which ran down the face OF
Him who said Suffer little children
e. come unto Me and forbid them
rot
CrossbCarers paraded in the streets,
clothed in casSOcks and surplice. fol
owed by priests, deeply religious
pCOple--while attending religious
Cunctions--thesc little brown people
where the mountains come down to
the sea.
Under our treaty with the Republic
Of Panama we are obligated to recog
nize and observe Good Friday as le-
@al hobby; hence there is ne work in
III |SpllC. NINdH, save NOIh vi HGteS
Sity.
At three o'clock. after some final
shopping among Chinese souvenir
shops some of the Chinese only took
q ha + holiday for Good Friday-0ul
baggage was moved from our rooms
ard we were about ready to start
hGme, after Il most delightful six
days on the Isthmus of Panama
where has been accomplished the
most studendous feat known to man.
A Cocks Party of globe trotters
have arrived. en- route to some where
cl other and we are glad to make
room for them and wish for them the
same pleasure which has come to lis
AT $50 T. m, after Il final good din
ncr at the Tivoli, we boarded q
special train for Colon, where we go
aboard the "Cristobal' a, 10 p. M, the
ship having passed through the canal.
from dry dock at nine this morning
without passengers. Ships. going
through the canal ordinarily leave
their passengers at Colon, to follow by
train to the Pacific side. and il was
only as a special courtesy that we
were permitted to make the trip
through the locks on arriving.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
President Champions
 Negro Education
PRESIDENT CHAMPIONS
 NEGRO EDUCATION

Birmingham. oH -H.--.-7s. Ha-5Iue made "a sn=a.H H -n.s -- 10 which he discussed Era rrr aHas- uar as pertaining tr rha negro. E.a pres s5enE aaa-H5anaa rHo Na.-0 e eausa on tha slda 70. Hts -E#r -0 broader nol.aaa. economic and e#H- cauora advantages. based oa Graa a5 race. 6ul he E.=r7Hrsnra-rnd The Euy
 These are some a. -#r Hr-..r..s erun"areE nE tn. g-a-aar. .r his aaaa=. so rra nation .0 .rr a=.. .s old n-en5sea- art Frr.aar.ars and ra -.v. support r. a .0r..-a.. policy 70. racial -0.."-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
EATEEDAU BOARD FHT~
 WITH TEuTHEEHnuH~

hoard sa.#. n. -.- I'll.
 from tha H-#H---a.. .r."... that they u0n.. a...... .. -... -a# strike schedule. ... -.. Tn. question Is r." -n -0 -.. ...-. as r. ans.aa- ;. s'.. .".a. ... strike .E a 6.-.. ..... ..- signature. nr .r-0--r H .."- -n- -n impede -.. s".. n. ..-a. obstacles m .'- ... .. ..- -..s. rw. r.r ..r. n. .nar. .. -
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
.-.wyuEN ENTERTAINMENTS

~.. TrH.. S..no. v.U -ve ... ... .nU H...awa.n r"ters..u... 2. morrow ovou.aa r. ..e s-.o.. ...-.
 The l.uar. r..- ..t. .a.. is ..... -aauv r.a same .s ..ag 70. .as. .... The ru"aua w.. .. .0.. .- .... o'clock and -.a down ...r- .... .. I" readiness ... .-...-
 .a.. ] wi. h. ..s ..~ Room w M. hold ..-. ....... .r. varied .-.....as -0.. ... .r. Room .. H.....a. r.....a " will -.a.-.. ..a ...-. E.. -.H.. !. ..a -..- Tn. =,.... ... .w..nu .-.a --..... u.. .a ....
 ".. -#a rr.l... .. .. -. .-a. a....s . ..a -.-.1.s ~..sa.s ... .... ...-r-- .a.. .. -~ s... for ... ..s. r.. d..
 F.uuu..- ... u. a... win ua Shadow ~.." ]. .. ..~.a.. ...-.-...- q. .~u .. ~H. -....... E...... r... sr .ra- ..-. ... ... .s-...r- uf -....- ..n.....
 H..-a..~.-. vi. 4. -e.... -.-r S..aa. ..... .ra s..1..
 .,. ....aa-- .. r.. --... n. .... 2. purchase char.
 w. main .m.a.. w. u ur..r ... a...... ~. Mss .... and Miss ...... Miss -.f.
 sisted .. "a- ..-.a aaaw ~ ...-g. .. ..a ..=... .-. Miss n.r-.r. .ta r..-as. .....s. -.. E... vii. ar.rG -H. a.....a 2. tho .....
 -.-n...a is t.. a~.=-.- Chorus w-r -...-. .5 -.
 s.-.--." um.. .. -.. Witches ..1 -.- .u.-. Folk m..... T ...r.- . -. a.0" ..- ...
 ...G.. |.. "..-.. -.... nr0H"u r..#. .N ...s -..-- #....-, na"s
 .H...aH.- ".@ -.. ..-. ....-
 and .-s s...-.
 Thor. wi. .. un atm.-s... ... a. raa door Walk r.a.. .a. E..rE
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
HaineS Notes


.. ....- ... . ..a ..". .~. mr.. ..-. ....-...# team. and VII. ..-. some. ...- 2. a..a-E -...~ minds a.-.- ... ...- winter .....~. ... i. "a.. ..r--s. any, .-. .. -... .....r-. r.. ~t.aHar .... ....-r TT. H.... is ...r Al. -a. ..... 2. E.
 ..- Phyllis w.a... -.. ...-.ra. .. Fran. Morris. ..r ".-. ....ha..
 #- .-. -.. a.u-.rn- E.--.r.a. .r. ....-a .- -r. ~n...r. ..- S-. .--... u..r. s.. wi. join .a- ans-
 \. . . Thomas. ... man who .u- ..... ... property .. Wn Ha.- -.t. IS ..r.a .- n. sn.s.r. .7- -....... ...-. n. .Ena.r- q. spend ... ....- I.. u.u -..ar ra.. u ... spring .- ... 2. .a.. ..a. .- strawberry .-n-
 N. ... ... a. -.a Es- -a... .a. .- ra a.a 7a -r. ..- destination. w. s. ra. Know .us. ar... he ws headed .a-. .a- most .. -- ..-a n. w. g. co nara-s.a-l r.a-. .ss sa.. Fr.5 F. H.u6~ Is
 - " 0anns deputy '. $ marsha. ..- ..- a...e. and John Leslie aD. bot. |. Juneau attending r..s term 70. court. and .t is aakra'H just who. ...e M. ra.arr.
 . - Shepard has purchased -hs .m...r.-a from p. B Allen. Va5al ..a a--.. ..a-.. aa from Tunaa- Ia s..r .ua .a.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
ErHHNW EErF1NT~
 EnW ur CONFIDENCE

..r Tho Chamber nf ..... r.-a. confidence Tn the
 Ha-#a# Hr Prime Min "-r Following Tho vote
 n-.-.a. E-Ia05 stated n. WAS .#ra -- Washington f7 attend ... .rm. conference and ... ....# .-rar-E which would -.a .....r.r. H# France
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
Remains of Unknown Soldier
 Leaves France

Havre. Oct g6..-The '. $. ..a .s. CT Olympia. haa~tng rhn r"."'"s ". the unknown so.d..~. w.n .s .' '. symbolic ol rae American a..0 m tre war. sailed today ."' m.a. o. r.n unknown -n.d.er VI. r.rt j" French sr' .u ..n American Na..""- al Cemetery at Ar.wE.oa IH" .m- prrsS.gn r-rnwa".s a. t." H... "" I.aH.ug France .".. participated I. by Frauya.~ highest n'iau.a.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
TrrNuTIL WANTS
 ELANVnN EXPELLED

..... Monde" .r W-...- .a. ....... . r.-u.....r tn IT.. ..... ... ... .au.snm ul Representative '. .... nt Texas -.. a.aw. .n- .".. Monde" sa..- ".....
 is r... -.s ..N. ..s ...- ... ... Enu-..- ..u.a"-.. ... Is .....r. n. .ar-.rn
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
FORT SEWARD
 SOLDIER LOST.

rnmrs. Oct e--A hunting party
 a Fort Seward 0r 1he tsveuiielh
 rEz month TEo harb0r boat Peterson returned last night and re- porte. Inat one af tho men. Private Morrison. zas I1st Cu Admiralty Is- land The heH#rr party spent four days searching for him without any results. Another E0a~ehiGE party WAS arEaEaaed yesterday hE Marshal Beaumont
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
PRESIDENT RELIEVES
 HARDING \ OHH1 NNNti

Nurr.>.nuNu ... U.. -n. M" and Mrs Barry d. u.a~.w.E n. ... ci.y gr. r.a Hn~~.se..- 1T. .." baby hoy Tn s-ur..... ..- ..". they happened ua.. .... n. ..".. dent ua~d.a and ~.~.d .... .... C1I War~au I-.~d".a a"..".-
 They arnr.~.a ..r l'r.s.H... a. their action and .n replied ...t '.W.rrru Uardu- ]. good nam. The fond parents uri.u .a" ....r .. taa President
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
EXECUTIVES STAND
 FIRM FOR EEDJ.TIHN

CHseaen. .. -H.--|.. H.-.....
 werr was -.#. .-. -tE.r '. Association . Railroad .N..-...s have uor .r. NJ. ~.. abandon ...H demand .n. .- ...r."". ... ".. cau, r.age-.. |. ..- n.-.e .. ...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
unSKrrr,lL GAME >1wrUa1r

T.ar. will n. a a-..| n.w. al una Wn.r. Pas. ..rr rr .r.a. eveu.ng. u.-. -g ..-..au a ~Eaa- way team and -.a soldiers from Et William U Seward -.. sam. H.U begin az < u.e.n.a sharp ir .-s r -. give everyone a g-.a.. 2. ..r..' ... Erks' dance.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
WHG ETTT~E CHARLES
 HAEHDE IN SWITZERLAND

Geneva. a.u -f. - President Sahu.r.ass of tre republic ol Sw5rz- e-'arG announced that from hence forth r1e doors O. Switzerland win be closed ga lra former emperor Charles and -ra rest ol rh= Flaps aur- dynasty
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
nF~TETgTWE ~T rT3W
 >WEfT~ ~A,ERNfNT"

Sacramento. H". -.-"
 which took ar -H. -- H-....s TT. tornado swagr rH.s ... r.. afternoon Buildings w... aa and raE. .- ... s-- " -a5a dangerous hr Hr... "..s "a.r persons " ......
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
TErRN TLHN> FOR
 TREATMENT NAVY

"#H..--. .... ..-.-a..- ID ...nrn.r.~ submitted r0 ..a Aw- .r.. a..--s Tn -.. W.-.H-n0 .-........ ..... ..- ..ru. plans .- view wit. ...ar.... :. .a- Navy. "ra- -..s information - .~ E..aa"a Ina. Japan ..s r..-aa wiz. rho ~ra.- -..# ...n. ..roa. .- order for ..a.art ..r.. ?. increase ..r navy
 . ..... -... n. s.. .a.-n5 S.ar.- and .-." Britain D. ..- Un.. -s"-. This .r..r..-... a.s r"..".- .- ..- #...... 5...a. ..s r.~--
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
CHANCELLOR NWTH
 FORMING NJ V. '....

Berlin. O.- -"..." "... who resigned his aa.. ..... be.n prevailed apo. Ebert tu resume a4... u.. ... . Law cabinet
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
NM SIaNo AnnLrAm-N

."-"0.. H... -H.--A Contra. \."- E.-..... rn .H., ely from E.aru. states ... EN-Euro.nr Karl sg-r6 .m ..- n. ..1....r.r last r.-Hr Tho ..w."0-..- of Ea~ora ar. aaH.-- .u- ..a. they ar. ga.u- |" .a wit.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
BAT va>-Er~a> nHur~ uru

Naa York. ... -. son. "a -n-"a w-....-- sport writer. s..... ..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
BROTHERHOOD LEADERS
 MEETING WITH LABOR E1lEH

Chtea-u u.. -H...|r- .... Jha Hro-n.r...#s and r.. r..... executives ... lo.j-- Q .......... wita the government -s..... .... today.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27

WasH.rl rrr Harrison 6nsr-.naE "-a don. "- .rEs H#r-rEHa- .s#".-s .. r. -ae. question ae an rr.0-...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
ANIERICNN CoN~EI
~TNEnEp N NEN'.o

W.Sh.r-r.- H.r -r. ..n." .. uulnaw. un. American .n.s.. .. Suru Cruz N.N.gN w.- --....- tna consulate Hn. day ".-.. \. vices received ..d0E .. ... - q.ggmra- stat. .... |. ... ..'. or.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
hrfr~ vau uERK TO GIT MAIL

#rr Co Frank H. r.. ...-- 70. rh.s ..rr. vHs
 ."a# n. a masked bandit
 .a ... r--r nas'ofHcs .... a.....r .-. escaped V.'E
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
PRINCE OF WALES
 OFF FOR INDIA

London. Oct 1f.-Tha Prince ol Wales departed .or India on tha cruiser Eauown The Prince wia ne ga-r urtT next Fuus
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
THE PRESIDENT Is
 TOURING THE SOUTH

Washington. oa. -5.--pras dent Harding Is waE.ua a tour Q. the South. accompanied hE uuwho~ ol friends and officials
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27

Chicago. Oct 27.-Bon W. Hoop .-. guu public memher of rhc &a.,- u.s Ho.rd. wont la meet chiefs o. f.a Railway HrogherHoods and their .Nu.uuve committee this morning at .ln Masonic Temple. He went for ... nrrna~e ol waa.ua a final r.a" E.. ... .-a.ar...ga- .. .a.. na t.. ..".. se.nam'ea for next Sunday. .r. .a.-d.s proposal .n t.n Broth .-aa.a leaders .- a. assurance ot no
 .... ,u.s nar any ...a changes u"- .. ... n..E.a- cases are disposed
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
T".H AND HTE>UENI
 EEENE TOMORROW

\.a York. 0g. r....o-.. narsHfn- and Marsha. Eu,.. .-..a.- ing hE a.Tn~aG. '...s .--.s- r"0 Atlantic. win roach ->a~ York toe
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27

After the show a0 Ice Cream Matted Milk makes a delicious re Iroshmert Remeu1l- you may have it served in 8 oozv booth at EelIers-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27

EaIIa~s. Candy is always fresh, and ir is tho bos, 10 be had. Box or bulk.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
CHARLES. ~Tl.r COMMITS
 ~ITDU| T\ -l.g

EuGauas. ".. -.. \ .... ...-. CTS uG wN-E.mr.r ......- .... have committed sH...a. ..... ,n.sa raht-- ,..~ ~,.n .- ..-...'.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27

EH'"r- .r. ... ...aE IT .-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
EE0THERHOORS CONTEND RAILROAD BOARD HAS
 NO JURISDICTION

Chicago. Oct 25.-Tho Brother hood leaders in the conference with .a Railroad Labor Board yesterday afternoon. couJeuded that the board had no jurisdiction in the pHeson. Uawle
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
Tn FNTRNnTTE
 ENFWTERnR CHARLES

--#.rna. Oct e--Thr Amhass- #.ra council has demanded fhe H|...r nI former Emperor ..r-= -r m. British am hHssHd0r.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
rErE~T TTEFD FRUW
 HUNJT AND KILLED

.# $ ?. oH EE.-Fathe- Bel ...- -..a .. S TH-fai.s church
 .r ua- fn-a5 From his
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27

". Former Emperor
 . and .na Empress wili he 'u- ...# .r hr.-# British Monitor .. m. a.".- anFH have decided
 rr..- ...r shall De- This en- .-.rr followed tha meeting 0t ... ...-..a n. Ambassadors today
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
GsEFK~ GREET
 FORMER PREMIER

Chicago. Oct 2-.- Ten thousand Greeks greeted former Premier N"n-
 eaa.as ou his ars.Ea. l- ,Ais city this
 wn-rf-g.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27

Subscribe for rha Daily Alaskan. and ant rha urws w.... f is news
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
ENNNWrEu Ur SON
 PLEADS FOR r}EnoN

-..a. u.u was convicted a E..r .a. ... r.. crime .. a.5ma.f.-- his .N. .... .... ID "..wna ..a.N rn .... .. .... .Nr .r#.. ~.... .. ..-. uu@ f. leave '." n.n......rE .....wr.r... Ing any ...r|
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
--L.,-LM kLnNnLNE
IN@TNI1N UI M

EsNATNtN DEAD -..--.. #.'. -.-...m ...... . ... I. r.. n.rlr days n. r.. N."- ... .a. was .." w....r .. .... ...r. .r -.a ...aWa-a.~ u. ... HH-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27

..... .n r..s ... from r.n n.r.... ..rr .n plead for a pardon. -..a... .# .. pardon .' ra. hands .. ...
 .a U.,..-.. ...'. -"-g bad ..r..| ...... .....- .. his .". r..r
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27

#. #" -..--It develops ". .... E#an.a uas Eurci from ..a ..-r "r r.. n.ra rhat dying - #..-a# -n. administration oi ... -...-ar.. 5 then he uss
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-27
..rsr ! sr.~lNT~~ SECTION
 ENpEE WAITER

Jacksonville. Ne. -H. The .us.- .a.s section O. ..ur E.rr.d. Is -G.- ..r.. l.-. n. water \ -aE s.-. a. n..-... -a...... caused
 --.. u.. -- ....~ ......e .rr. e.. Ha.. .-.. n. "g".. -. ....s raa law r.a. ..a "".. ... ...a m .-.s .r. ..r-.t ... a..- . ..s ..-sn-s -...". ..~--.a
 --.. w.-. washed .n'. t.. n.. .. ... hHsa waters - w.s rn..5.a
 . .. m.va..a. .... .-a s. ...- t..a.. sn ..w ...g.. .Hs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
WORLD MARKET PAGE
STOCK DEALINGS
MARROW IN SCOPE
Speculative avoritcs S
Feature Market in
Varied Session

NEW YORK, March Dealings
In the stock market today were
again limited chiefly TO the usual
speculative favutItcs. Tho TONS
varied from honvincas NJ the out
Rct 20 cooperative stradiu"ss at mid
day and lrrcuularlty al the close.
Fully ouc-half ~ the days nor.
mai transaction were made up uf
oils, motors. sicolH equipments
Hhippiuea and food shares. tugcthci
with b liberal spriukung ~ tho
cheaper ana rc0rganizcd rails Of
western and southwestern tcrritut
JOS.
OILS as featured by Standard on
of New Jersey wore especially roe
dictionary AZ were also shlppiugB.
sales amounted 90 100000 shuros.
Ratrs for call and Time money
held az recent prevailing quotations.
but local banks were reported 10 be
lending more freely for tho longer
matIritics ana rularging their pur-
chasog ~ mercantile paper ana ac-
coptances,
All claA3cs bonds. domestic and
foreign. were again irregular. ON
standing features were the blOortS
i-2s. which declined 10 g0.92, ana
further woakucss In UnUpd kiuR
dom I -2's, that issue. dropping 20
81. a new low. subsequently raliylng
n full point. Total sales. par value.
l9.i5O,0O0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
U. S. FOREIGN TRADE SLUMPS
Volume Less Than 1910, Despite In
crease In Values.

WASHfNGTON, March 3.--Tho
volume OF Americas foreign trade
last year was distinctly less than In
1919, despite the establishment OF u
new high record In values for both
exports and imports according TO
the February review OF the federal
reserve board issued tonight.
The volume OF exports OF 20 prin-
cipal commodities declined about
per cent In 1920, while the volume
of imports, of 20 principal commodi
ties increased only per cent, The
year OF 1920. the board declared,
saw n tendency toward a more bal
anced condition of the country's in
tcrnational trade Indicated by the
decided reduction I'm the excess OF
exports over imports as compared
with an excess OF exports OF "A little
more than $4,000, 100000 In 1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
John Anderson LedCes
the Big Firm

John Anderson has severed his
connections with Anderson and Gus
tafson, the big marketing firm which
he hylpod to organize several years
ago, and will take a much needed
vacation and trip 90 Europe, Its
interests have been taken over with
loo the corporation and the chances
are the firm name will be retained
ana business 60 on as usual, Mr.,
Anderson win carry with him the
best wishes OF wide circle of friends
and tho old house will doubtless
maintain it's supremacy. with Charles
Gustofson at the helm, and backed
up as he is with n wonderful organ
igation. There can be no doubt as
TO the his business the firm will do
In the future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
ROrdnd COnsiiJnmdieS
Big Deal

one of the biggest deals put over
FOR some time In this field was con-
summated yesterday when tho Rox-
ana Petroleum corporation complet-
ed the terms for buying "A half in
tercst In three quartcr-scction prop
critics In the Bertha Hickman pool
from the Marland Refining COM
pany. The properties include the
east half Of 36-27-5. on which there
are three wells producing approx
matcly 1000 barrels per day, and
the northwest quarter of 6-26-6. The
consideration In the deal has not
been made public.
The Bertha Hickman pool is rec
oguizcd as one OF the most promls-
ing districts In the whole field, as
the wells all cone In big, and tho
pool covers wide area, and as the
properties involved In tho deal are
all practically proven, there is no
doubt that the Roxana has made a
real deal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
ALLIED ACTION
BOOSTS WHEAT
News Of Definite Time
Limit Results in a
Strong Close

CHICAGO. March 3-iiigher
prices fur grain resulted today from
news that definite time limit had
been fixed in which Germany must
accept the rcparttiOn terms Of the
allies Prices closed strong, 2 to
@ 34r net higher. with March
Y1.7O IL TO tI7O l-2. and MAY
fI.GI I-2 tJ tl.G2 Corn gained
5-Apl 3-lc tp 7.smlc; oats ~ 20
5.S"5-ic and provisions IL
tu 3hc.
strength showed itself In the
whoat market a. the opening. and
although some reaction took place.
10 Jailed to last and the close was
90 the Highest point - the day.
Prospective falling off In receipts
~ corn tended to lft the value of
that cereal and of oats as well
Higher quotations on hogs helped TO
lift provisions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
Around Henryetta

The No, l well OF the Atlantic Pc
trolcum company, located In the
southeast corner OF the southwest Of
the northwest OF l6-ll-i1. topped
the Denner sand at 2.769 feet. and
at ten feet in In reported TO be good
for an estimated production OF l50
barrels. This we'll is about n quar-
ter OF a mile west OF the present pro-
duction In the pool.
The No. Sears of the Lyons Pc
trolcum company, located In the
northwest corner Of the northeast of
5-l1-ll, found tho Deancr pay full
OF water Gpm 1850 to 2.9S5, feet.
and the wcll IL now drilling with a
hole fun of'water at 5000 feet. This
welt is "A scml-wildcat. being north
OF the present production in the
Dcaner pool.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
NeW Arkansas Wen Reported
.ShOUing oil

The Tombcrlin and Lucnb well To-
Gated in the northeast OF tho north
oaSf Of 3t-1I-l5, Bldorndo, Ark ,
which was reported ycsterda az a
salt water well rs now reported TO be
making some oil, with considerable
water, as the hole In continually
hailcd. A wire from EldOrado gives
the news that the well is making be-
tween 90 and % barrels Of oil, and
that there IN possibility OF II being
viii ho several days before anything
definite can be proved as to whether
the well can hc saved as q producer
by cutting off the water coming In
from above, but " the wator ~ com
ing from IA" aand, there Is very lit
Ito expectation Of good results.