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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12

V okresnim m6ste vychazely
noviny, byly tfikrat zabayeny,
ale zprava o udalosti 5 po-
drobnostmi rozlet6la Sc me-
stem okolim. +.
V8em okresnim panum ma
staly horke dni, ale ami utocni-
eli neuzili nulky - vetSinu do
stall c. k. erar a utocnici vyzi-
skali po trech dnech V6zeni.
Nejhor$i boufe snesla Sc ma
bilou hlaVu nevinneho SibraVac
ka. Pan vrchni mu "hral neco
krasne" v kancelari. .Sibrava-
eek mlcel a snasel vycitky trpe
live kdyz milostpan prece Il
stal, rekl mily filosof klidne:
90 mne, milostpane, nejde,
mne uz nemohou odvezt ami k
furyezne, ale Volta by mel zmi
yet do hor -
Pan vrchni Sc usmal: DO
bra, uvidime y
SibravaGek jechal do Amalie
pan vrchni Sci si odpocinout
do prvniho patra a kdyz mu
vySla pani vstric, zasmal Sc hIa
site:
"Jen 81 povaz, drahousku
co Sc nepodafilo nejchytrej-
sim lidem yeokrese, proved ST
bravacek syou hlouposti IA.
zem
Jake, Sibravacek necc
provedl?"
"A'znameniteho. Nemohli
isme Sc zbavit vyderacske 0.
kresni spravy, ale po zasilce
SibravackoM do P. vyletel
vSichni pani jako holubi, kdyl
ma ne trhne kuna. Ten jim da1
Tanocni darek -
Pan vrchni, smeje Sc, spusti
sc do oblibene lenosky a Wy
pravoval PAM, co vSecko ST
brayaGek navlekl a proved.
'Inu, lesnl muz,' minila PAM
"vi. ze na lisku Sc leci, Go liSks
honi a Iovi; coz Sc ma to ne
pamatujeS, ty, byvaly pane for
te?'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
NEJVYSSi VEDECKA POCTA PRO CSL. UCENCE
DR. A. HRDLICKU. /.

Dr. AleS IirdlGka pfednosta anropoIogickeho oddeen
Narodniho Musea' Washington6 by dne 26 dubna
len clenem National Academy of Sciences" cimz do
stale nevy v6decke pocy iz Amerka muze poslytnouti
Tato poct bude zae po zsluze ocen6na cs sveem
ckJm, kde Dir Hrdlicka ma mnoho pratel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
VOJENSkA SMLOUVA CESkOSLOVENSKA
S RUMUNSKEM
Kabelogram Ceskoslov Tsk. Kancelare.

Praha, 80. dubna. Dohode ktera jz trvala mezi ll-
mulskem Ceskosloy cd cs.u navstev Dir.
BeneSe Bukure minstra Take Jonescu Praze dosalo
techo dnech dasm edn9nim ob6ma zenem konecne
no trvaeho carakteru podObe .ku-polcke slouvy
Tato udlos zpeteuje poltku miru edovanou
mi, zaozenou plnem dodrzcy5ni nirovgch smluv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
(Dokonceni.)

Basnik "Povaz, co mi muj
trilety kluk vcera vyvedll R1z
tribal mi mou neJlepsi basen!"
Pritel: "Co pax tvuj kluk
uz uni Cist?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-12
ZANECHA OBCHODU "a TRICET DNf
xasobu prvotidnich hudebnich nastro
bubni pod vlastni


coma ccna|
bell
n mosazn
npnlc post
Valve tronIo
yNEr, GRE
prstence
2 knsvt klapkov +
klapkove
vsechv ekostL dfevtn ne.
enf prAce. zvlas alum
adm ale ktere
koupiiz Il pit Il lev q
JAMES SISTEK, 424S BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
FOREIGN BONDS.

Total sales stocks. 6T0.s25 shares.
Total sales bonds. Sos6.o00 par value.
1Sells cents a share. 'Odd lots.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Jan. 25,-Foreign selling.
which apparently resulted from non
action of the Allies Supreme Council
touching loan to Austria, had bear
ish effect on to-day's wheat market here.
Prices closed unsettled at Sa to 41sc.
net lower, with March at s1.67 to
s1.G7A and May s1.57 to s1.57h. Corn
lost hc. to lie. oats. sc. TO sc. and
&c, and provisions l5e. to 45c.
Failure of the Allies to give favorable
consideration to proposed monetary aid
for Austria became public about the
same time as did gossip that. as a
buyer. the British Royal Commission
would be out of the wheat market until
March A. Other depressing circurn-
stances included absence of any indica-
tion that hedges were being removed
here to fill French export orders said to
have been placed. Bears also put stress
on assertions that German needs for
grain could not be financed during
present exchange conditions With a
lack of aggressive support and several
OF yesterdays buyers attempting to un-
load. the market tended almost con-
rtanN down grade. transient rallies
being ascribed to covering on the part
Of shorts.
sympathy with wheat carried corn
and oats down to near the their lowest
or this season. A sharp falling off in the
amount of receipts. however. operated
Gomewhat as a checl; to the decline.
Provisions saGged with grain, despite
an advance in the hog market
CHICAGO PRICES
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
NIAGARA co. HOLDS
COMPETITORS OFF
Applications for PoUer Priui-
ieges Deferred for a Time.

WASH TNGToN. Jan. 25.--Temporary
continuance Of the Niagara Falls Power
Company's control over all water di-
verted from the Niagara River above the
Falls for power purposes became as
sured to-day through an agreement be-
tween the companies applying 10 the
Federal Power Commission for water
privileges along the river and through
decision of the commission 20 consider
no applications which would depend on
ratification Of the pending treaty with
Canada.
The agreement entered into by three
OF the applicants not to press their petit
tions at this time and the action of the
commission in it's hearings to-day in
ruling out several other applicants left
as the only active applicant the city Of
Buffalo, N Y The Buffalo application
was thereupon merged with that Of the
state OF New York and pressure for it's
consideration by the commission held
up pending action by the New York
Legislature on all matters pertaining to
Niagara Falls water power.
The commission received from Millard
F. Bowen plans for a proposal involving
the construction OF a canal from a point
south OF Buffalo To connect Lakes Erie
and Ontario Secretary Of War Baker.
member OF the commission. gro.
nounced Il n daring project" and indi-
Gated that as II could not bo undertaken
before the change IN Administrations no
action would be taken on II by the
present commission.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

Edmund J.. Bsyffsa
John y. Beach.
Nicholas Btdsie.
George VI BoardmnA
James Brown.
John la1in.
y. william Clark.
Frederic A. Dsllett
Cleveland r. Dodge
Corncli1s Eldcrt,
q, Stanton Floyd-JoneA
Phllko A. q FRANKLIN.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
STEEL STOCKS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Interest centred chiefly IN stecls.
equipments and oils during yesterdays
Consolidated Stock Exchange trading,
Issues Of the FIRST two groups being
strong throughout the sess sion. whie oils,
after considerable early liduidation.
based on reports Of lower crudo prices,
rallied during the final hour to the days
best levels. In the rails the trend.
although Irregular. was mainly 10 lower
quotations.
Crucible steel was bid up 39s. az tho
maximum. TO g7% United States Steel
to S2ik, Republic 4 * to 65h, Bethlehem
steel u / * 70 56i5, Baldwin Locomo-
tive I x TO 90ia. Mexican Petroleum 27s
60 153% Pan American 20 74h. Gem
eral Asphalt 10 Sc. Retail stores IL
to 56I. international Paper Q 70 co.
scars-Roebuck IA to 92h. American
international Ia 90 4eT3 and Atlantic.
Gu'f and West Indies / n 10 GgA.
Central Leather was offered down I u
TO 80, Hide and Leather preferred 2 to
a.. Anaconda Copper 10 37sS. Canadian
Pacific ia 20 114ia, Reading to s3ls,
st. Paul to 27%s Southern Railway to
22H. Baltimore and Ohio TO 34H, Brook
lyn Rapid Transit I TO 1874 and Inter-
borough Consolidated preferred 20 H.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
TOBACCO STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras,
b., 5oikd5ic.; extras. e2 score. SOC. firs's.
90 20 9i score. 4Ga4oc.; firsts. So TO 50
score, 42a45c. seconds. SO to 81 score. $50
4oc lower grades. 3213tc.; unsaitcd. higher
than extras. 53ihG54c.; extras. 52h153c.: {:
firs,s. 43d5ic.: seconds. 35a4fc.; hold or
storage, high scoring. 4si5d4oc. extras, 4Tik
h74sc; firsts, 4114Gc seconds, 32N04Oc. .
lower grades 2eT30c: Danish casks. fresh
4stlfr4aiLc State dairy tubs. finest. 4Sff
iac /; good 70 prime, foT VIC: common TO
fair. S0T4Oc. ladies. current make. firsts
2sG 3Oc. seconds. 2iT15c lower grades, %
0o3c packinr s'ocl,, current make. No I,
23tLn2tc. Mo. 2, 23c lower grades. fTu22c
CrtEFsE-Siate, whole milk held. early
made flats. specials. lb., 2Tia42nc fan
made. 2en2Tc.; average run, 2tft23isc.
fresh specials. o4'4Tc5i4c average run, ~
662Ic lower eradcs, 2o122fsc twirF hold
specials. 2eisgf2stsc.; average run, 2tH25i,c. .
wisconsin. held flats. 2862sc. held twins.
2Ddo7c. single dairics. held. 25isT2Tc. :
double daisies. held. 2hiha2 27c. young Amer
icns. held. 20hc fresh. 2sha2sizc. skins.
hold specials, f7I20e. prime TO choice. 100
1Tikc; fair to good, f2fffAc.; lower
grades, 1Oc.
EGGS-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. e6c. :
extra firsts, G4u65c. flrsts, 6i163c.: sec
onds. 5Sn60c. refrigerator, fair to good,
i465sc.: state, Pennsylvania, ana nearby
Western. hennery whites. extras, 60a10c. !:
extra firsts, esH6so.; firsts, sf0C5c gath
cred whites, firsts TO extra firstss 6fa6sc.;
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NATIONAL ENAMEI,ING & STAMPING
CO.. INC.
Executive Office, All FIFTH AVENUE,

JANUARY 2bLn. losl.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
this Company VIII be held on Tuesday. the
fifteenth day of February. 1921, at o'clock
In the afternoon. at the office OF the Com
pany. Hudson County National Bank Build
ing, Nos. 243-245 Washington Street, Jersey
City. N. J. (offce OF the New Jersey Cor
porations Agency. for the purpose of: 1s
A. The reading and ratification OF the MIN
utes of the sessions of the Board OF Directors
and OF the Executive Committee for the fiscal
year ended December 31st. 1920.
B. To receive and act upon the reports of
the Officers OF the Company.
G. Election Of n Board OF Directors
-. Transaction OF such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting.
In accordance with the laws OF the State
OF New Jersey, no stock can be voted on
which has been transferred on the books OF
the Company within twenty days next pre-
eeding this election. namely; January 27th
TO February 18TH. both ncusive. "a
EDWARD IT, SCHw ARTZBURCi, Secretary.
LCST-Gn the Wall Street section OF New
York, certificates Of the common capital
stock OF Decentralization Iron Steel Co.
Numbers CF-53i for SIX shares and CF-3s1
for forty-four shares. Finder VIII be liber-
ally rewarded for tho return Of these certifi-
Gates TO Room No 1901. co Wall Street, New
York
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
SUGAR STOCKS.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.

unde- grades. soa63c.: pullets. J765oc. !;
Pacific coast. white. extras. eo17oc.; extra
firsts. 67a6sc.. firsts. 65c.s under grades.
G2104c.; bullets. usual sizes, 57c.: other
Western and Southern. gathered whites. G2
d68c. state. Pennsylvania. and nearby
Western. hennery browns. extra. SIC. gath
ercd brown and mixed colors, graded ex-
tras. csc. firsts to extra firs.s, 62d65c.
POTATOES - bermuda. bbL. s6Wi0s 20 F;
Mnine. $50 lbs. S3f78. 50. f65 lbs. s3Sf3 ~ I:
state. f65 lbs. Sc. 1903; fS0 HIS, 81 2lao2. 20
Long Island. hbi,: s3.aoa4; Danish. t65 MS.
s2D2.21. SwEETS-Jersey. bsk.. sfdf.S5
Maryland. bsk. sf .2,7f OF; yarns. bbi.. sid5.
POULTRY. DRESSED-FRESH KILLED
CHICKENS-Fryers, boxes, 33a35c.; roast
ers. 3Gd ifc. stags, 2I6r33c. bbs.. 3fd4fc. I:
stays, 2ST32c. FOWLS-Boxes, 2sf4tc. Z.
bbls.. 28,T zoe. old cocks, 2fft26c. capois.
nearby. a1Td2c. Western, 5uTsSc. slips. ~
Nnic. TtRKEYS--Young, is7fGOc: oi,l le1f
No. tfCKS--westcrn. 2TI39c GEESE
2JH5ic. GuINEAS-Pair. soc Tst.25. SQrABS
--T5ozcn. s5m12. FROZEN = CfitCfSENS.
ssd f5c rowf1s-asdioc old cocks. 21@
2Gc. TrRKEYS-Young. 5IdG0c. old. 56n
SIC DtrCKs--f.onr Island. ffc..; Western.
3OT3nc CiEESE,-Western, 26H34c RAI3-
rTTS-Cottontaffs. undrawn. 30d40cs. drawn,
isT2Jc. jacks. undrawu. $tdf.i2: drawn.
bOT9Oc.
POULTRY, LIVE = FOwLs--Frelght, $40
ggc exprers, 3cTSsc. CIIfCKENS-F Freight,
2pc express, 2gfl3oc.: broiiers. freight, 40c. I:
express tDnilc. old roosters. freight. iSc.
TtIHxEYSAFrerht, f5c.: express. 451J0r.
DtCKS-Frelrht, 45c.; express. 453fec. .
Muscovy. &c. GEEsE+-Freishts 2S92pc.;
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
UNITED TRUCK a EQUIPMENT CON-.
pANN. INlnRPORATED
Nr(irE ~ ANNrAL MEI'r-TrlfNc.

MICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice ia hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of United Truck
and Equipment Company, Incorporated. I'LL
be held az the office ~ the company, on tho
eleventh floor cf 40. - Broad street. IN the
Borough ~ Manhattan, City. County aud
state of Now York. on tilc tst day of Feb-
ruary, 1921 AZ O'Clock IN the afternoon,
for 'he purpose Of eiectinR directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come hefors
FNi' fnenf ing.
The polls win remain open FOR one hour.
The transfer books will be closed from Janu-
AIRY 22d 20 February LIST. inclusive.
Dated January 18Th tq2f.
ffr r.r-N-r-
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
THIRD AVENUE SHOWS DEFICIT.
Report. shortage of s373.o27 I'm
Last Half OF 1890.

The Third Avenue Railway system. in
n report made 70 IT'S stockholders yester-
day. showed q deficit Of s373.927 for six
months ended on December 81, 1920.
against one Of s262.1is In the corre-
spending 1919 period. In December the
deficit was $SS.S1a. against s7S.42l in
December. 1919.
The roads net operating revenues IN
December decreased S13.t2s. compared
with those Of December. 1919. while its
total operating expenses Increased s126,-
asa
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
American Telephone & Telegraph Co,

Seventeen six Per Cent. Convertible Gold
Bonds nue August I. 1875
Coupons from these Bonds, payable by
their terms on February I. 1921. a. the office
or agency Of the Company IN New York or
In Boston. win be paid IN New York at the
Bankers Trust Company. 70 wall Street.
= G. u. MILNE. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
UNITED CIGAR STORES CON-
PANY OF AMERICA

COMMON sroCK DIVIDEND no. 81.
A dividend Of one and one-haif per cent.
has this day been declared upon the common
stock Of this Company. issued and 0utstand-
ing, payable February 24th. 1927. 20 common
stockholders Of record at the close of huei.
ness on February 10Th. 1921. No dividend
viii be paid on or by rea7on Of any and all
Common Stock Dividend warrants
The stock books WITH not be closed
J. J. SWfTHER, Asst. Treasurer.
Dated January 9th. 1871.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE DOMINICAN RErUBLTC
go CuSt0Bts Administration sinking Fund
f.otH aa~ xonI1

Due February T. 1853.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Guar
anty Trust Company Of Nov York. as Sue
cessor 20 Morton Trust Company. Fiscal
Agent. under the Fiscal Agency Agreement
made by and between The Dominican Re
public and Morton Trust Company. dated
January II. 1908, hereby Invites proposals
Tor The sale 20 the sinking Fund on Febru-
ary Tth. 1921. with accrued interest 20 that
date. of as many houds of the above issue
az can he purchased for the sum OF Two
Hundred T1fty Thousand Dollars Cs25Oeo0)
sealed proposals. WIN be received at the
TRUST DEPARTMENT of the undersigned.
40 Broadway, New York City. up to 10
O'Clock a. ". on Friday, February attn. 1921 .
when the same viii be opened, and bonds
offered at the lowest prices not exceeding
lulHW % par and accrued interest TO tho
ext"nt necessary 20 exhaust snid SUM wifi
be accepted subject 20 the reservation of the
right 20 reject any or all offers IN whole or
In part.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK
BY CHARLES r. SABIN. President.
Dated January ~. t92t
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
Transatlantic Goal Go.

Regular monthly dividend of IL for month
Of January. 1921. duo and payable 70 stock.
holdors % record up 20 and Including De-
cenber 81. 1870.
y. v. suEss. Trustee.
Bond Didg., Washington. Il. c.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
1--we STOCK AND mE.,r PRICES.
TO WIND Up BRITISH BANK.

LoNpoN, Jan. 25.--The court ordered
to-day tho compulsory winding up OF
the affairs OF the Britlsh-American Con-
tinentai Bank, which suspended pay
ments on January G. Its counsel said
that probably all its creditors would be
paid In full
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
PARTNER WANTED.

Experienced man IN listed securi-
ties TO connect with established
brokerage house; small capital re-
uuired and first rate references.
All communications confidential.
Write only to e." Room eli,
World Bldg, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
NEW BAaNsDALb SUBSIDIARY.

Announcement was made yesterday Of
the Incorporation IN Delaware of the
Barnsdall Foster Oil Company, n sub
sid larry Of the Barnsdall corporation.
The company, with nominal capital OF
sf00,0 600. viii operate In Montana and
Wyoming. where approximately 1900
acres OF oil lands have been acquired.
Edwin B. Recser VIII be president. ri. v.
Foster vice-president and r.. A. Broom
1eld secretary and treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

IovDoH. Jan 25.--At to-day's wool
auction sales $500 bales were offered.
There was a good demand for all grades
at shade frmer prices. Puuta Arenas
woods often were from n halfpenny TO
a penny dsarer.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE EASTERN STEEL COMPANY.

New fork, January 18th, 1921.
The Board 80 pfrectors have this day de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF i%eo on the
First and Sccond Preferred stocks of this
Company. payable March 18th, 1921. to
holders Of record as the close OF business
on March 1st. fa2f.
MAJ cor ~ N SLOANE. secre,ary.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
WHEAT.

France accented tho American wheat Of
fers for which she asked on Monday and
was reported TO have purchased 1000. 600
bushels in yesterdays cash wheat mar
set. In Mondays cable the French Gov
ornment WAS said TO have reserved the
right to take 10. per cent less or 10 per
cent. more than the 100000 bushels for
which IL inquired. which explains the
buying OF 100000 bushels. Belgium
also was n buyer yesterday and took
100000 bushels. bringing the total up
TO 100000 bushels Some exporters re-
sold wheat, probably on the announce
ment of the British Commission that It
would not be in the market until after
March 1. About 10000 bushels OF rye
were worked. some OF which was pur-
chased by Holland. Domestic business
continues dull. Flour traders claim that
the rapid fluctuating wheat market
makes IL difficult 60 do business In -four.
NEW YORK PRICES.
wHEAT-No. hard. sfa2 No. 2 mixed,
Durum. Slso, {. Z. track New YORK..
CORN-No 2 yellow. s5Ec; No. . mixed
s4Ac., c. T. Z. New York 10 days shipment
OATS-No. white, 56a56isc: No. . white
b5d55ikc. No. white, J4u5iisc. No 4
white. 52U52hc.. fancy clipped white, 57isc.
ordinary clipped white. 54ita5sc. all ele-
vator
RyE--Marlct easy. No. western, sr.s5.
BARLEy-Market quiet; feeding. s2Tssc. !:
mailing, q3c. .Gxf.O .O4, G. L. Z New York
BUCkwHEAT-Mar dull; sound milling
$500 nominal 100 lhs.
2. si.5oai.Go; no. 8. si.S5@i.45. shipping.
81 .15ff1 80.
sTRsw--Mariet quiet; No. rye. s17a1s q
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

In financial circles IN London at the
time of the suspension Of the bank the
general financial situation was given as
the reason. The bank was formerly
Hanncvlg's Bank, Ltd. and had f9.50e,-
600 capital
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
STANDARD OIL STOCKS.

express. 27d37c. swANs-rrclght or OK
press. t5TfTc. pfGECNS-Pal- freight or
express, anJ65c. GuTNEAS-pair, 5096oc
RABBITS Express. H.. 20T25c.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
T1ve-Year Six Ter Cent Cold Notes
Due February 4. 1928

Coupons from these Notes. payable by
their terms on February T. 1921. ~ the office
or agency Of the Company In New York OF
IN Boston. win be paid IN Boston at Tn
Merchants National nsnk.
q. 70. MILNE. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form. Rate and Maturity. Bid. Ask.About.
Coupon 4iks, Jan, 1901. i0i 103 4.35
Regis. SIS, Jan. 1864. .101 i03 4.35
Coupon as. Sept, 1868. ..i0i 1903 s.35
Regis. as. Scpt. 1863. LOO 1o3 435
Coupon 4hs. March. 1865. 9G 80 4.3j
REGIS. AIS. March. 1865. 90 9s i.3l
Coupon AS, Jan. 1867. 90 aS 4.3J
Regis. AS Jan. to65..... e5 9sii 4.35
Coupon 4hs. Jan. 1876. -. o6 9st 4.35
Regis. 4i4s. jan. 1916. .... e5 a7x 4.s7
Coupon A.. 1907. J. a j.. 90 90 4.37
Regis a.. 1907, j.. K H.. 0i 90 4.3T
Coup. -, 1qJs-6T. NJ. a s. 30 a3 437
Regis. A., fe5s-67. NJ. a s.. 91 90 A37
Coupon a.. Jan, f046..... ~ :. :.
Regis. IS, Jan. f94G.. ...... 90 .. =.
Coupon IS. Jan, fgf2..... 9f q.
Regis. As, Jan. 1912. 90 .. =.
The New York herald., 1921-01-26
Business UerSuS
the Family

>HE pressure of affairs great nowadays that
sometimes prevent consideration ofa duty higher
than any he TO business.
That is the duty of making will safeguard the future
of his family
And second only importance the making of the will
ITSELF the naming EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE
INSURE beyond peradventure, the carrying out OF the
cherished aims of the maker
For many it is desirable choose company
such this Executor and Trustee. This Company has
had extensive experience in the administration of estates
1t has continuous existence Its guarantee
of financial responsibility
Our booklet MY You Should Make II W,W, contains
interesting points this subject. 1t can be obtained
at any of our offices, will be mailed request
The New York herald., 1921-01-26

cIARI BEYOND HIS LIFE
SERVING
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-25
Virginia Town Loses
Business Section In Fire:
Total Loss Is 100000

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 23-F'ire be-
lieved to be of incendiary origin
wiped out the business section of
Matthews courthouse this morning.
Ten buildings were destroyed, includ-
ing the Farmers and Fishermen's
lures. The loss is estimated at $780,
600, partly covered by insurance.
County officers are making an in
veSt1gatlon and have practically some
to the conclusion that the fire could
not have been of accidental origin.
after 2 o'clock in the department
store Of Jarvis and Pugh. It had
gained but little Roadway at the
time and had apparently been burn
ing only a short time.
The village is without modern fire
lighting apparatus, but with the 500
inhabitants turned out with buckets,
women and children pumped while
the men fought close up to the blaze.
A stiff breeze famed the blaze from
the Jarvis and Pugh store and before
the fire was checked it had swept
two, blocks OF the business section.
The buildings destroyed were: The
Farmers and Fishermen's bank build
ing, in which the postoffice was To-
Gated; Jarvis and Pugh's department
store; Matthews drug store; w. A.
HurSt'S store and residences; garage
owned by Joseph A. Davis; DR.. G.
c. Whites office; r. w. Fosters tall
or shop, several smaller buildings, in
Guiding a blacksmith shop and ware
house.
The contents of the vault of; the
Farmers and Fishermen's bank is be-
lieved intact. The post office funds
were in the vault and no money was
lost in the building, although the
fixtures of both the institutions were
entirely DESTROYED.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-08-25
Italy Is in Accord
With Disarmament
Plans. Ricci Declares

ROME, Aug. 23.-"It will be easief
for Italy than for any other nation to
agree with President Harding's ideas
for an effective peace by real dis
armament" Roland Ricci, Italian am.
bassador, declared today in an inter-
view.
president Harding has already
demonstrated that he is most SIM
cere friend Of Italy. During his early
life he made three extensive trips
here.
"The deprecated value Of Euro.
pean currency which renders 1t fm4
possible for Europe to purchase
American manufactured goods il re.
sulting in the accumulation of great
stocks which cannot be exported
Hence, industrial stagnation is thu
cause of unemployment in the Unit
ed States, for which reason the gov.
eminent is obliged to limit immigra'
ton.
Despite all restrictive immigration
bills, however" Ricci continued, at
would be possible to find a place id
the United States for the entire
Italian emigration were the latter
composed exclusively of agricultural
experts and not merely workers.
II am convinced that within veal
or two Italian emigration to thu
United States will be able to re-
sumo.
IF the Italian authorities .worA
carefully with American in supervis,
ing the class of emigrants that is all
lowed to go to the United States, Tho
problem will work out satisfactorily
for both parties"