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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07
DUM'S REPORTS OPTIMISTIC
VIEW FOR FUTURE BUSINESS
ne Nesncln,.h rreer- /

NEW YORK May c. bun's toIuor-
row viii gay,
\ year has lapscd sine the Goo
monte adjustment began - gather
momentum anL IT," process IL Yet
To be completed. Forces of r"hahih-
tattOn AZ" now operative, however.
nnd the general oJ,looH .s better.
Ga'us are not easily achieved. and
non" "a all app'ur la some quarters.
but ia" price and warr rrNis.Ous and
tno casing m money arc factors max
ing Tor further imptoS cmomt an condi-
tluus.
The strenV;nauUf of sentiment,
upon which ..siErss rtrGpe ration 20
largely dep"nds. has continued asa!
confidence Ia "a gradual rcTiNI' OF
activities Oudg more .rcuuen; "Sprep-
Sion Recovery haa cnwe hrst Ia
those trades and Industries which
wor, TIA" nrst 10 react from tho boom
ni TN" war years aud aCt"rward.
and IN ISOLATED Instances cuUugh Do
iu;tud developed =" hr!uE - rally IN
irl,os That such phrase romans
the exception ia demonstrated by tho
continued Xccss ~ decliuc" IN whole
wsSsis Da"', elcarInss so.ao,ou.-
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Gu kfS MARKET

HE" YORK, May : -Thyre was lee,
acSt'.ty IN me curb market today. but "A
'fhrfh ~! !!fiu ton. marked n. dealing,
thiouEhout me session. Proii;-tuk!nr ~
pr'Fti AZ intervals ana after a s.!sn, cIrou
.n'CtS as".n moved forward Movements
N'''t. III viir OF Two issues.
A.t''- American OIL touched "a new .'gh
~ m movement at tho upc'Inr. Granada
va No4u tboF" 9, new h!Ch FOR ~.
E.a7 S,i"ius Petroleum ma an al
~. h.H''St point on heavy buy
.h't, "a, ,'"hh! advances Mere mad. in
arm S!nI.'ai" and MIraCtihn OF
Nh, aIsainatei Leather, after ,ros.inc "A
."tt"i Almost Il point iutcruon;:nrn,n,
Auube! ntI!A"d a fraction. Metal share.
Nrfe a;tin quito active ana .rurr,,iy
urn Ihsrc Was a rocd domana tnr nos.
~" a',i montana. Hht;onal Tin featured
~ nov hiEh Tor this move. Ia tn. bond
+-'il"h A'!!o! Packers IS wore LnI,-
l."+>ur' ana sold 20 now low record
"".t' generally steady ton. vr. re-.
ln'tsi III "a" r"st OF "a" bonds many o.
"noH MAD" ;rn"t!ona! gains
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URGE HILL CITY JUR|sT
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGEsHIP
Candidacy ~ Judge Henry c. Nc
p"wci. Presented To President
by Virginia Delegation.
SpeoIa' % mo 1'lmos-Dl4patrh

!S'erihi TO Tho Times DI1uatchI
XASifSGTp% Nuy -rfcr,t, ne
ir.,Icr,l f,.,t..,, it, =, :,
1911 - "s'''"e'''
81 .!"""bprs. bad thor day !u court
today when Representation doIrEa-
mann Of Xt-,.i,,, 60.
800 IS" - .
W" anu pr resented MS candidacy fgr
IN" circuit Judgsh!p 10 the President
ana to The titnrr.y.,!.-,r,l ,f.
-. He''''
'''' 'eS'"'"t "'s IMPRESSED ~ the
nourar!iSan atmosphere OF the Nlr-
Ylulaus who called llf,.r him, T.. mo-
,,, 49,, 30 G
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RAW SUGAR MARKET
FlRMSR IN NEW YORK

NlW YORK Nay 9TH" raw
SUGAR market was urrucr hu; 400
fresh hUHincss was reported, although
thorc were buyers at last priCCs OF
ASS for ccntriCuEal. with holders ask =
ink more. Raw sugNr futures were
f.rmcr on covering, AMI trade huying
prompted by st"adlncss 81 the spot
market and closing prices wcr" at
prautICnlIy III" best o. the day or
from . 10 i points not higher. May
closed at 3.Si: July at 3.sl; september
at 30. and December. 80.
The market for refined sugar was
unchanged TO 10 points lower. with
nno formulated listed AZ $50 20 $50.
The market for rcnucd futures Was
- little more active and prices were
-'rhcr ON trade buying with iiral
NuETt sold at C12 and S.Tc, and
:S"ptcmhrr at $50 Closing hlds: Jul:,
Cos; August. CO. September and
October, $50
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, H., '.".."s h"re!r 't7ir "a; :: ro!u''
-l'rfT""l cn'i'r r"T"rfci poor tgar~
.'""hi' hut w'r" ;g.y VI - c.gr"i'-
lN'''iu"yt "hi '"e i"ga. market "'cu"l
.'i.ithn: Il g" = priuis higher. lke.uy;- u
H"it.f .'Jprgevtr :Hs a zc'uuu.uut 20 i'to
ifitiW ryn. stTINo uUG 20; aH increasing
60 t-rShur Wal! street ana local buying
40 Ht'"h'->s OF tDSr.iI rRe.a"sr. sat.
tri'of.y iu tao case 81 francs g"c.J, q. :.
has 'ueourHEri ;ho hope Il r4sly
'sreo'".n; on Wal. J@gnauous. and 70
l''is %; an Improving export GrHgauI :sr
r!pt cotton ga the S.uth ALSO helped t;!-
enriy ttyauoo. Roth Old aai carly "a. .
,T,p positions mad" now high EruULd
''r me mo.gsuvn;. Mag se!t-E a; !.s4
and yetvhv. q; -: 5urgrc ,ae END ,t
Ms u.u-nlus. wl;h gao san,..a Is, yhDw.ag
Eet advances 81 !, 70 &c POINTS.
:, thvsY nEur,, there was .ucr-n4ol
T"a..=iH+ and selling %: October. wh.eH
mas t74.r'-i :" f,grHsrwt AcdIiHE asA.a-t
'.'i"N purchased Ia tho southwest iyE
s.i""""t q" Japan.
"a" nt-Eet Ma .A."- curing The uft,r-
moon. tai.Elf 81 80 -. W fut May An! ls 80
'4s DctUb-E, 20 LIN. 80 ~ points t.sL
.H".r. :. eng f.n,, N.'e a i=w poi--.,
Though t"Hr" NHs "A 49, : t'-i Z h-4r-
HA s"irrH-. "a ""-t-,a1 nEg-es slo c.G..:
'e Hai1 .-..!-.S' % II.H.e:a.
~ ",4,!s' ~ ;he Sec.h 'hn"el a
ions but cop "dN!rrs reacA'nE the t-aie
- 4t!It e'apAastE!HE the ou-e: Of the
'nir. VET "r~t."' reported t4r!us the
pas, n..acG Eleven u.p= Gay uU;'-es
we5a ia~Eed. bHi wg.e without nHy "p%-o-
Esryr,s - the day l") mailing i17s.-
~ 10 'ar ,I.- season. i'ur. rrJH!rfs. --..ss
u"!'ei states go.t stoeHs. C-.7..
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NORRIS DEMANDS ALLIES
PAY INTEREST AT ONCE
10y Associated press

WASlIlNGTON, May 1.-The Sccre'
;ary OF the Treasury would be direct
ed to demand from Americas assoc
atcs in the world war immediate pay-
mon; OF 1900 .oOoOOo 10 $500 900. 600 IN.
ter-st due on the $4,000 100000 owct
this country by them. under ar
amendment TO the so-c;i!ed soldiers
bonus bill offered In the Senate to-
day by Senator Norris Republican
NeSraska.
The purpose OF the Norris amen!
'n.nt. he stated. is 20 make !nucdi
ateiy available money 10 be diverted
TO the aid OF American eN-servicc rrcn
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net ADVANCES NOTED
Ill NEW YORK COTTON

NEW ORLEANS May while ihc cot.
',a .uhrl,t stood az net advances during
ga. greater par ~ irtay's session. .t
pinia lywa. held IN ohe.s %, constant
hai-l selling. and rc" ss.nus u, ths ity
wyro ius, ~ plainly duc 90 me lnoro,s-
INK IIapuli'!Ur ~ '-a!"r, ant spot firms
L. hay slnts anI sen futurc. at ;he pre-
yaiila= w-d- Tr. M uuls IN contracts over
.ho ac,ul' -iuG Tho advancing tendency
wts due Hutn.y 10 taSler woG"y. con
!,-pvcuent 90 labor conditions. both 10
'h.s c"nnu. md IN Eng"ud
DpcIiur higher. she market soon was
Win .miy "a, I-~. This w.,s 'he n!rh
Lowell OF ire lNH Hc.,y s." Mug me- ~"
advance ans toward "a. midi" ~ Nd
day IL hal n 'taAlug u!lntas u".na a". %
=, u posuts down c1'ular"i Win III"
Hnal prircs ~ yesterday. IHIE trad ur
. IS - : If-sarr 3'pn - r- GNf'r
o,-a r.,ssu- rnau ,h- near t''aIs" "f
'Y' w,!-- I',nuuT! over 72.'s ". ~
LAKE t-1,I 49, iHiws hy D,l' .'.n'n ~
aool mat tn. vau' EtriNs would prob
ah'y b. 'Ioi within wHck clust
~.rcv,ry tayE To Amos: N N'shoS; h'
~" day. pIt hedge 'ni."E again 40
creased "a the close. and last prizes were
l,r, p-jc,s Of ?c5,S-aay. wish july 4,
TIC reduction Of the Federal reserve
discount rate va this district from Ger
cent 70 six WAS considered 'fNHf1h'"
,tov,loprrut II tn highest Importance
aud caused much ~ the "a;!y wying
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

niiI'AHO. May 6 cattle! Recent,
900 b""f ~teer- and butcher sh5 stool,
steady to 10 ee0i, .o.er, 10Y ycNrmaU..
"i' top hoH,y stec-s. ISIS. bu.k boo,
"'"er'' So Ss... "a; COW. and hc,.yr,
.'ts-.y '''y"Ty. az Other c.us..s gem
t'"..J steady bulk bulls :5.aOgs.s; lew
I%.'es TO b"c"rrs largely .S.Gly,s,.
''"h3. iScer..iN, -Hysp. UttIv. 10 10 ..
N'"lS "'Ehsi lh"" tr.L-fGay'A average.
,''s.As sii'"H; 900! ".,tranCv. tor g. 10
100. -, 49,, sirs. = tr - -I,gis higher.
n.''- desirable ~ 30 pound pigs. ,T.5S q
sheen Receipts. 1900; lauDs stronE to
80 ga Is ".ENvr' -.-Cg steady. w.y.,d
.ti!-- i.l' '.'iY. bulk, s.)5p1 J.! 3 snofu
ga ~ - bulk. $50 :; lyG. h..; short.
"a, 'Hss, .s.@ ...Or. lwr. ;.Tv. shyrn
"sth-is. g. U5cp .
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PRODUCE M.AiskETs.

SEW YORK My Inus.,..s
i'r iHilF.s Wi,7 restricted ty The al
ss.'se ~ "rir.a quotations from isral!l
"'''. s"e "it. "eis "eEv c!os'-i yesterday.
7'''"'d "a irIi.h.t TO Improve on ia.
'." rri. |4s't, t3.N 90. .seu.gei coni!.
,''i.-' -Hl ait-. opening 20 points
i. f"rf s".d 20 lo!nts above .4sc night
.'5 -!t I."t'rona EXCEPT tor scattered.
.sEtT.HE tHe'" wuH litt." demand hpw-
eyer. and 10" market later cns.I of un1.r
...'.sis ~ 'as.s- cost and :r.!.,n. uicerr
A'Pt' iH9rf soy. down from to :, 5f ami
t.".'! 81 - The general .nArE., closed
ny P"'H's higher go point lower May
49, JE.y, ''s; September est. October
X Dee"mJ.:. go. jaHunry 7p.: Mar,ai
ara' ooonec steady Itlo 7s cents.
Str,n - +H !'' - Cost ana c-eirht on rs
.ii. uira Santos IS u' $50 70 So Amer.
.''tH 'Fgi!is ~ fresh offers were re.
e'.'e4 ;-o" RIO or Victoria
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TIMES DkSPA TCkPS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

"; CovinEton: J Joshua. Hullitt;
JudSc walter Il. staples United
states Attorney Mnnsey. rcd Garner.
Mayor of hynchhurt: Tplnvy r.
howard. Barnes Gillespie Tazrw.ll.
aubrey .. Weaver. Front royal: John
I. watson, Danvl!le. John ". rarter.
II. bHnyillc, :. v Kemp. prcsldsn.
l.ynchhnrE bar Association, joseph
,hlt"o"d' ,u'i"d states District At
tOrHcy. judy Il. y W. Duke az
DaDvillc
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Bomb Suspect Gets Year as Stacker.

UARNlSpl' no, TN. May N.-TitO
I.isi. OF Scranton. Pa. whose susp"ct-
81 connection with tho Wall street
hot.h explosion last Scptrmb"r has
been under !uVcSt!Eatton hy tn" De
uurirlcnt of Justice. was sentenced IN
Federal Court here today ." on"
years Imprisonment on TIA" charge OF
draft evasion. Ligi pleaded guilty.
The Wall street explosion was not
mentioned IN court.
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DHy GOODS

&tNW YORK. Muy Cotton soods wcr"
sp"ts dIyi-.au Yarns sold more frr. )
.tnd spinner are hoainE for higher ng
ure, for contracts. Wool markets were
quiet and unsettled New lines az silks
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COTTON ADVANCES MARKED.
FOLLOWED BY REACTIONS
nv Ae.otfntcl rrnss-1

NEW YORK. May s-r:nrIy advances
reactions today as n result a, -cnliz!nf,
Tor over the wccl. epd and hcdvo sc'':ng.
Jnly contracts gnscdcor rr,nl iA5a to i,.6H
and closed at l3.19. with "a, gcncra, mag,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

lANkSoNHl!-iL: FLA. May e-rurpcn.
.ite zu""R. -, salcs. -. receipts. SG4
rn'nlcHi- Z; .;OrE. i...sS
H's'h hFn'' "".cs, syt: Receipts 0s.
H"'.C"'' "oH'' STOCK. ii5.OiI
II. ~, /. c.g>i ~ $50. VI. 0;s. y - =.
So, "G no. WV. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

S.w Ygfs Mtdliae. 1870; Receipts. 100.
Mlro-. .er's Hereir~ -; exports IS
I'll .-ta, n ec.p,s, als,,. eAror,s.
go .'ngE fTI.1E
Tr'r &C. week Receipts, 1887, o,ror's.
grta ln- ss,.on Recopts. 5,5!s,a5. x
pur.. Al,',.1s.
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hANk % rNANnE s.rA.r,.,t1.,r.

Hi%k OF FRANCE S'rATEMENT
FAf!|, May Til. weekly statement
!Hg changes.
,ig.d IA hand Increased 3la3.,e) francs.
S!IE-t ia hhHG Increased MOO
Notes IA circulation inC..ls.t CT, -, or.
I.shsG!! deposits decreased 4J.-g.,,J
SsHrFa. deposits Increased i.y.s. 90
AiEanSNs a.ersm.nh -,Nl...h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

n y ~ NNIi. On, May G-Turpcut!uc
htin, 90 Y. 10. sn."-. US. r,t"!pis. -. shin
!!"o''L. ~ ~'ovN. t.'.g. Nur.w .lriu. s.....
80. receipts: b.; Shipments. ,uI, stock.
.,.- Sagto; Is. 40. l. -: y. 40. +,
80. -. 80. ~, 80. I, is5 *. Is. 81
~: y. 80. Wp. go. WV. TOJ '
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rasA ao.a.ss. In :.o.r.ana bas. NOR,

desirable.
s~ou' POTATOES. ger bushoi - q ! 90
tahlnI",
Per crate. igY Iva. 1usW1 - "A = 70
Country Produce C.IhuIrsI,i.,
Ia son, mama small vol.
smoked ..,,.,.,..... - Z. "a
Hacoa Usus, medium 20
latLC. SO. SMOKED ...- % II 20
ia uI. ride. vel. sInoael 20 n
bacon, Shoulders ........ 20 ~
la.,Co. ser -. .......... =.
Hv.sNaS. ger H. ...... !. ~ "a
A.i rIgci H"ats mug; 30 sgli suAoAeG 10
obtain to-, ,gl.r.
Dried Apples.
Fancy. per 10. ....... 4. s
Choice. YtI 10. .......... ~
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NEW YORK BONDS
lSnETiIsHN1

:, May 6 1921.
!, p i'flStGrSi ....'.'..'...'-.-... thidl iei%
aiani; 5. yrrisiared ..S4} igiH
American Smelling ana Refining 5s 5Gy.
Nmy-!gHh Tel Iui Iel. Cs. Es...-.... lNi
Ntlaat!c Cors; l.inc ist .tniJI ~
I'ttt!moT" anu ONO ~. lazs............ Gjl,
bethlehem Stec! ri. 5S............,... .,
Central of Georgia Con. is............ .
Central Leather la............-........ %
Chesapeake and OHIO cv. 5p....... sii:
Chicago. ~ and quincy joint IS 50 .
chicago. A!!l. and -. J. cy. SIS. ~ =
chicago, y. /. ana rnc. ny. rcf. is OK,
,lty . Paris IS. ........... ......-,..... rN'E
Colorado ana south ref. ii4s. tbiD ~.
Denver and Rlu Grands con IS. IS
dominion OF Canada - CajD. Sg-s
Illinois Ccatral ref. is......,.......... IL
Int. Nor Marine 6S.................... 81
Kansas city Southern ref 5s........ G3
I..EEcit ana Myers Observation-Disclosures. 81
Missouri Kan. ana Texas ist ;s fa;5
New. YORK Central iob Gs............ So,
;!oii".E and western CIV. 6S.... ini
E"sthHrn IaCihc - Observation-Disclosures. 10,
ncnnSyiyan!a KEN Observation-Disclosures. So
Heading Eru. ~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =
Kopnrli, Iron ana Steel So U,iil thiiD ~.
g. Louis aaA san Fran. adj. Gs,.-.. -
crnnphrd Air Limo ndi. 5s.............- 3iFt
somihcrn Pacific cv. 5s..........,.to'D g3t.
..'uI norm ishl.wlE "S-.-t.. ............... 80,
Southern tnliwl>- gen is.............. IS
I"Nhs md Iicinc ist........ ........ %
Union Pacific 81 Observation-Disclosures. Sli,
United Kingdom Of c. Is and J. 5nas
T. s. steel ~ '',.,.'' .....'..'.'.'' as
N,!rrGinin Car. Chemical - .....,....... oil.
wilson and Co. ~. s a...:....:.:.:. Ell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

LONDON. May dHiI.r .ilycr a... .,.,co
per ouhyG, Aionny. ~. Ivy cent Discount
rates; S!-rt b.!ls. per cent; JnTce
months "!'.s. "a q -. pcr cent.
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,IAyAL STORES.

w'r" "hown :or IAN. .inbhcr. rcnor,.t .
H''"d! s"a! lot burinc--
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

500 Advnnce-itu,nicy ..u...
800 Advune"-itumicy, pfd...
1908 ABia-ChnImcrs ~
500 Am Agy chem.
issy Am. Boot sugar, com. j..
~" Nlh'r gHA Can .......
~ american Can. pfi 80.
!nup Amer. Gar ard Edry...
"ve american Cotton on.
American Esprcss ....
ieYO Am. liidt and bca. com.
Wv A'n";. iili- nni Lea. pr.
=lDWp Am. Inter Corp. ....
700 American locomotive
lottt American smelling ..
100 american Safety itngor.
700 American sugar ...
ttyv Amer. -uinajTn ...
1000 Amer, Tel. and Tul. Go
400 Am Tobacco. com. ....
900 Am.ri,s,n WOODEN ....
100 AIn. Wrt.rw Paper. MD
iI9e Anaconda Copper ......
sH"H Ntrhisun y AZ
so" Atlantic Coast Line.
! =. l.. Of IT oHnitop d. d..
10000 GultW in Loco ...
llt"vO Baltimore and ohio.
tino Reth. steel, R......
-sN' tNNillr srlf'ls tiN
Brooklyn a. T......
C0N taGdp Oh ..
1900 'ajIf Petroleum ......
$500 Canadian rnciro .....
$40" Central Leather. com
goo" th"sapcasc ana ONO a..
1899 Chi, Great Wnst., ma
5000 Chi, Mi and 81 I..lI 81.
lSip" on. X ! and l., com
too Viii. r. J aud j., - pri
900 CHI. u J. ANA PFC pa.
zoe Coca Cola "
10" 'ul"r,Gc i'u"l and Iruut
500 Colorado aud Southern
1900 Columbia Gra.hO.
goo Corn pruduc'r. com..4..
5000 trucihi" stool ........
2sNH '"pdcu on ..,......
"oQo cuba Can" SUGAR .,,..,
'''F ~ J" ,.,..s......,.
$500 Eric. ist ufd,......
2lH" frcoDo;t Texas .......
itp" General Electric ...,..
800" General Motor n.......
1900 Goodrich. com, ....,..
"2vy Gr'nl Northern. ND ..,.
2ne Great Nurth. orc Cirr
.N" i!iinuiS central ,NitN
Zoo lU'orhOTu Cons. com
aahv suiTntiou Copper,
H.hN lat luycr. com ..,.....
30" Int Papc-. pfi stamT"l
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17
SURELY HAD HUBBY TRAINED
Little Man Knew His fielpmeet's
Whistle ard, So 20 Speak. Cow
erned Himself Accordingly

The tine was Saturday. ? IN p m.
the place. a local movie house. The
giri. large. robust middie-aged
woman.
Rushing up 20 one OF the ushers IN
the foyer she excffediy cried: SAY.
hoy. left my husband n here while
went shopping. our car leaves IN
FIVE minutes and he amt out here.
Don't want to buy a ticket; how can
7 get himT-
ave aren't allowed % page any
one replied the usher. ~buf r you
describe him perhaps 7 can End him..
The woman apparently did not hear
a word be said
~D0 you care n whistle for hinT
she asked.
Thinking she was only joking he
said: $50 % IT.
Immediately shrfil and weird
whistle startled re quiet audience.
A meek little man sitting well to
ward the front Jumped as though shot.
boIted up tho aisle. appeared IN the
foyer and ncek'y mn IN the wake %
tire robust woman who was rnpifly
making tracks ~ The interurban sta
tion.--Indianrpoiis News
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-17
- We LIvius on Coal slnf

r7o-d y. Parsons writes IN me
Worlds Work
Fran The tine ~ r1se uurii the ca5
A. Sors ze maintain an Intimate as
location. either with coal itself or
or az It's by-producrs. The ierven-
In agent n our bread and The gas
we ,ske n win are from coals 80 are
rha srenfs that tan our shoes and
re, ~ulcanfze TIE rubber u our auto
ronsIe tfr~s We are Indebted 70 coal
fo- The various forms q ammonia
,he. 20 into ferriiizing. refrigerating.
electric batteries and household uses
,o- aspirin. saiicylic acid and many
o-hsr cures for common colds, for
elements used IN manufacturing. In
suiaf.ng. coafings. photograph rec
orss and pips~tens: for benzol. the
hest available fuel for automobile and
Observation-Disclosures engines. FOR food
nreservatfveS. mo-hhails and disin-
>a~.ants. Willie coni furnishes ne
p,crfc acid and trinitrotoiuol. Z, also
carries locked IN Itself oil q winter
green and the most delicate nav0ring
extracts and perfumes
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a Great Arist.

Sir Henry I.ayard had short way
with omnIscieBf youths. who gushed
over Cimabue. Gioffo. Daniele ia Vol
terra do you seriously think he
would ask with bis rasping drawL
that any Of them can compare with
Mortadeila la Bologna ?" Some would
fall into the trap and discourse on The
chlaroscuro Of that great artist: 9TH
ers more honest. would invite sc0rn
~ confe~sinr ignorance Of his work.
n was orIy when they reached home
that they discovered that ~mortadeila"
vas q ausage.-I-ivlng Axe
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~Ur7slopoQzas."

SIR Rider Haggsrd has revealed IN
the world that that valiant warrior
and ssrategist ''Umslopogaas" Is not
n mere creati re ~ imagination He
IVES Swat chieftain OF high and
noble lineage. who had been a warrior
before he tool service under the Brit
ish flag. Years after Str Rider had
enshrined the chief In fiction. the fact
was mentioned 70 him. and Umslopo-
raas expressed his delight that Lun-
danda (Sir Rider Hazgari) had writ
ten q book 70 show thar once there
was a Zulu people with mighty kings
But who was "She" and where ia
she come from7 Years ago r was
suggested that SIR Rider got his n
spiratien from Moore's "Epicurean" /;
he denied the allegation. but he never
told her real origin II Is better So
-She~ was spun q the web q mys-
terry
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RICE-BiRRETT.

Harold Rice and Miss Martha Bar.
rett. two popular members Of the young.
er society circle II this city gave their
friends a surprise Wednesday after.
noon when they embarked upon the
matrimonial seas together. They drove
over o. Union City where the ceremony
was performed. the pastor Of the Meth.
osiisf Church 81 that city officiating.
After the ceremony they left for
Gibbs. where they boarded an i. q.
train for Memphis. there 10 spend a
short honeymoon. after which they
VII return % Hickman end make their
home With the grocm's mother Mrs. A.
%. Carufhers
The bride the youngest daughter Of
IT. q. Barrett and wife. Il a Charming
Young lady. who BY her winning wav-
and bright disposition has made n
large circle Of friends IN the city. She
was senior I'm the Hickman HIN
School. having attended school in the
morning Of her wedding day.
The groom l. a popular young man az
mis- city. an Industrious and affahls.
nature Indicating brilliant prosu-r..r.
Tor him. At present he il asSocisfe.l
With G. IL Pate. a. the representative
H. Fulton County II the X. m Rus,
FORD Agency. 81 Union City.
The Courier extends hearfiesf con-
gratulafions TO the newlywed- a,,d
wishes them a long and happy married
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The beginner ct golf. sithoueA -
may not be able % drive his BAH v.rv
1er. generally gets II into the rough
sooner or later. snd manages 70 lose
sood many Of the expensive little
spheres.
AZ enc Of the country clubs near
New York. says the Sun Of that civ.
me caddie master Is doing a nice M.
we business insuring halls. For 20
vents be agrees 20 replace with balls
N good condition any that are Lost
His caddIes are well trained ana :,
.nos, Gases ne comes out ahead. for
~ gives MS patrons secondhand balls
49, have been found on the links
.no reprinted. Their cost TO him u
nothing.
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DAWSON AND MORRIS
ARE HERE This WEEK


Two distinguished visitors in the dry
this week ere Charles L Dawson. ar
t0rDev- general II Kentucky. and lack
sou Norris adlur1nr- general They are
here 81 Euests u , Stephens and
wife having arrived T1esd1v morning
Tuesday Afr Stephens motored with
them down - the Walnut Log hotel on
Eeeifoor Lake where Mr. Dawson and
Afr Morris spent Tuesday and We'd
lesddE hunting ducks and geese on
ihis hunress paradise Mr. stephens
returned Tuesday night and his guests
remained CA the lake until Wednesday
evening They went down the river
this morning 10 some Of the smalIer
lakes.
They had intended coming last win
Ter o. visit Mr. Stephens and hunt on
kceifoof Lake. buf during the entire
winter their attention was necessarily
acntered largely 90 the strikes AZ the
were very nearly perpetual last winter.
and therefore they were unable 10 get
away from their official duties as at
roruey- general and djufanf- general long
enough o. come down 20 the lake Har-
Ing postponed the hunting trip 80 long.
they We're anxious 10 find the time TO
come and they accepted the first OpDor-
tunify that presented itself
They said that according to the old
saying that "a rainy day WIS fine day
Tor ducks they SEEMED 70 b. i'm
Tuck this morning Yesterday was also
lad aud ducks were scarce. During the
little wind storm their boat turned over
and they lost most Of their ducks
They are both Old friends Of Mr.
stephens and 80 are enjoying not only
the hunt bar the chance which their
visit brings Tor renewing old acquaint-
ances with their host and his eSfimnble
wife. They intend the spend the rest
II the week here. and will return to
Frankfort from here.