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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
Close of Deflation Period.

Many indications support the belief that the de
fation period is about Reduction OF interest
rates at Federal Reserve banks practically to their nor
nal pre-war level closes the of contraction of
credits through high interest rates Contnued mpor
tation of gold on large scale broadening the hold
ings of Reserve banks at present rate of .around
eGO,OO0oO0 per month. These large receipts of gold
baye been maintained during the past week. There Is
disposition the part of the banks generally to grant
more liberal credits to all lines of trade which sound
demand can be recognized A technical falling off in
the volume of bills discounted at feeral Reserve banks
is due in part liquidation of speculative paper col
lateraed by Government bonds which has taken some
time to 'work out. The volume of actual commercial
accommodation remains fully large it has been
IN the recent past, Notwithstanding that with lower
price level less money is REQUIRED to carry given vol
rre of brsIcss. Although foreign exchange continues
erratc .hs must be escrhed in a-.r part TO the fact
that unusual operations growing out of the German
payments still progress the present series of such
payments continuing up to the end of this month.
With deflation at end and foreign trade gradually
resuminc its normal balance or something approNnat
in. thereto should be possible to restore much bet
ter adjustment in exchange at early date.-Henry
Clews e. Co., New York City.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
THIS WOMAN'S
EXPERIENCE
Brings a Ray of Hope to
Childless Women

Lowell. Mass had ancmia from
the time | was sixteen years old and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09
Business Improvement

That business in general already feels the improve
ment in trade prospects and is preparing to take ao
vantage of it is indicated in many ways. The upward
movement in the price Of bonds, although slight, Is sig
rifcant Bond prices usually first IN any upward
market to improve preceding stocks i'll their recovery
AS for the activity trade the index of bank deposits
compiled weekly by the Federal Reserve Board shows a
steady upward movement Money is clearly moving to-
ward permanently lower levels though these lower
levels nav not be continuously maintained AS Is well
Known railroad traffic movements, well as earn
inss are beginning to show Improvement; and TINS
has become pronounced within recent weeks.
Retail trade. evidenced by the returns OF depart
ent stores has unexpectedly well sustained and
is in better volume in parts of, the country than
was true this year In particular lines of
be true in textiles manufactures of leather and nearly
all lines which produce articles ready for consumption
Even in iron and steel decided advances have been
announced during the past week
One factor in the situation which has given the
greatest anxiety for time past has been the
foreign trade outlook. The opening of credits for
the shipment of staples to Germany ON large scale
indicates the coming revival of Continental business
FOREIGN demand for materials and food stnfts
is stronger How soon the shipment of manufactured
goods will eorrespondingly remains to be seen,
but meanwhile there is increasing evidence that the
conditions which been rearding the restoration of
this branch of business will hortl, be corrected The
greatest obstacles are still found in the South and
Central American countries but there improv-
ment is beginning to be observable,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-09

The situation is unfortunate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
Nobody Reads These Ads Except Those Who
ADVERTISING
I2-Point Type

The largest type permitted in tn,
Want Ad pages Is II point. and the
smallest space In which lz-point
type ad may DO set Ia one inch. The
rate for this large type Is cents a
word daily ind cents q word Sun
day. The same scale OF reductions
will apply as for regular want ads.
These rates apply only to ADVERTISE
uients originating In Richmond and
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates are: Daily. ~ cents
an agate line; Sunday Is cents an
agate line Count words to the line).
Cash must accompany tho order.
Longer term rates for business ad-
vertisers Oh request.
Advertisements received as late as
10 a. III. and 10 +. III. each week day.
and up TO L. III. Saturday for correct
classification il the next EDITION.
Situation Wanted Ads-Maie and
Female-when presented at the Wan:
AID Counter in tho Dispatch Building
by those out OF work Will be inserted
Free of Charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
The Wisest Man
In Town
The man who knows IL ALL.

You hear him ON the corner, the and In
tho barber shop. He thinks he knows all He
point out the mistakes of Congress- the Railroad Labor
Board and the City Council. lie will explain why mar.
riage is many times failure and what ministers
gospel should do to increase the
services.
Although he believes he is authority every
ject-Alr Know 1t All is II fake, The information
gives out-in nearly every instancc-is erroneous.
but there is one who really knows it ALL His
naino Is Mr. Classified Adj His address Dispatch
This gentleman truthully tell you places
to get articles you nced-or apartment You want
rentor piece of furniture your He can keep
You In close touch with the business world OF Richmond
Turn to The Dispatches and make his
acquaintance TODAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
lNDEXEO FOR QUICK
nEFEitkINCE
psc ehc TelephSne-Cail Randolph
Ask for Want Ad TakeR

VIC Vuc lclcphBne--Sah hnndolph
Ask for Want Ad TakeR
CLASSIFIED Advertisements ordered
Tor THE RICHMOND TINES DIS.
PATCH daily morning edition viii
appear in tho next edition Of THE
EVENING DISPATCH. Tho rate.
given herewith cover morning anc
evening service In all instances, with
tho exception of THE SUNDAY
lMES-D1SPATCa. which IL priced
sepor ately.
Schedule OF Want AID Rates
2hc q word daily, minimum
S0c, seq solid.
&c word daily. minimum $50,
agate caps
&c II word Sunday. minimum
a6c. BET solid.
DC word Sunday, minimum
4Oc. agate caps.
consecutive insertions price
OF IN insertions.
consecutive Insertions price
OF 6a insertions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

Statesmen and Agents So
sALEsMEN-Local concern desi-es SER
vices OF two experienced statesmen. Apply
Goa Chamber Commerce Building, Sixth
and Main Streets.
statesmen TO carry our Sig selling limo
of work clothing and clothing special
ties. References required. Houchn
Sales Co.. SOC Lindel Bldg. ST. Louis
Mo.
sALESMAN-An experienced furniture
salesman. Applicant must be ambitious,
ycrscd In furniture construction and sell
inG points. Intelligent and industrious.
Give all particulars In iirst letter. Gill
more Furniture Company. Charlottcs-
VILE. Va.
SALESMAN wanted. Man who has had
experience In selling paints. glass. build
crs hardware. roofing. sash. doors. etc.
familiar with Moth Carolina aud Viz
ia detail. salary expected. and n CON
Nenicnt inciose photo. which viii be
returned. Apply BOX 90. &urtolN, Va.
AGENTS. cansasscrs. strcc,m.n. demon
strators. Ask for Our monthly bulletins
describing 'Spccialties That SELL Hest
service. loves; prices aud always some
thing new. Chester Sovct. Co. Inc.
Daaicl Street Albany. y. Y. dept. 10
MANUFACTURER of ala eSclusi.c patent
able shopping bag made from India jut..
chemically treated 10 prevent Uniting.
ana retailing at a price IN reach OF the
masses. desires 20 connect with Il live
and energetic representative Tor this
territory, WHO is financially aelc 10
carry at least $500 stock. These bags
are IN great demand ami "a hustler can
build uD permanent business which
should net him bette: tnau $1,000 UP
year. Address sales Director. Hest
Bag Company. st. raus. Minnesota.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
ALC1iOhS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
Richmond. Virginia

-
The city OF Richmond invites prono..,s
Tor furnishing seven hundred and Hrfv
G50) tons Of Elk co inch and forty.iwo
ti2) tons OF ten u0) inch cast iron "a
& :. gas pipe and Two and oncb,i,
q l-2) tons OF standard gas hitting. 1h.
above pipe and Gt,ings to conform IN A
q. J. specifications. ~
Bids should be inclesed in sealed on
veiopes. addressed to the unde,sirnaa
and delivered ut tho office OF Inc a.
partment not later than noon. Novcmhsr
Z. 1921. The right TO reject any and al,
bids Ia reserved.
e. w. TRAFFoRD. DIr.c,or
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WOHKS-
% Church Street.
Now York.
October Is, 1871
Notce Ia hereby given that The $50
meeting or the stockholders of Rirhm,nn.,
Locomotive Works is to be held ~, ,h
office OF the company on IIcspita, Strss,
near Niii street. in the City of Ricbmnnt'
County OF Henr,co. Virginia. on Wsdua..
day. ths 9th day OF November. ie,i q,
HE'D o'clock in the forenoon. far ,hs
purpose OF eiect!ng directors and ofr,csrs
and Tor the transaction of such o,hs.
business as may properly come be fore ths
W. SPENCER ROBERTSON
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05

SALESMEN-Local concern desires SER
vices of two experienced statesmen. Apply
Coz Chamber Commerce Building. Sixth
and Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
AUTOMOBILES
BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services Ofcrcd

HUGHES DOLL HOSPITAL.
Dolls repaired: all parts furnished. Dolls
and doll toys Mt reduced prices. 20y North
Third Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
Heip-MaIc or Female
eairaincn and Agents

2, - 1f--- W@nied. salesman. Apply to
~. '''s'. ~! k.s, Main Street.
''''sf 3" NN Iisnufacturer desires n local
- +'Nsh hiA In desirablc position;
-''' "ri. Bond will be required
HtiI !" Fiisf. r. room 5ot. care aur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05

Hg''NHEb1 ~ users voluntarily testify
70 th' gan 'tsaits obtained from Times.
Db..leL Want Ads,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

PACKARD Single Six is now sass de-
iiNered. Monte Stone. Inc.
lERCE-ARROw--One 7-passenger for
sale, IL nov stands. for Sl0e. \ big
bargain. Apply Room 80, SQ3i3 East
Main Street. between 2 and 10 4. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
Situations Wanted-ljclnaIe so

coOk--A gooG. reliable woman wants a
place AS cooh; ii good brcndmakcr and
can ~ any klnd Df meats, pastry and
desserts cal ia West Clay Street.
COOk--PVsiiion as cook o. nurse by
S"iorrd Siri. ii3 North Sixth Street.
COuN-fosition wanted IS cook or maid
at once. Apply u, i02 Eas; Clay Street
City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
ltCIjaiIlIig

-
FCENirCkE-li you want Your Old fur
n.iu.c mad. ne~ pnOnc our Mr. Coates.
MadisoE os;. Jones Bros * Co.. Inc
GUNs .epa.rei, Keys ,naLe. Kowl,,,
bicycle 60. Al. ncs: broad
HALF sO.l1S. 81. rlUbet Heels. soc. Man.
haitian shoe t.el..!simB Co. 3lg y. Ft:,h.
JrM.i.ki AND W Al.i;..s repaired. We
repair Ts,!iIoaG Watches. WY L.ui You're
Cosnr & Co. 50 West itruad street
ihONOGi;AiH repairing. itUwle,t ph.no.
r! .pG Co.. i!l W.si urvaa. madison
SHOE REPA.HiNG-rhe HUB. ii4E
Marshall. Kan. .I,I-H A.. AZ. cAhen Prau
Shoes repaired hy parcel post. Ear
.es.e sa"p. .-"i West Main. Kan. als.
WAICu i.hrA!AlNG Dy experts. Alode.-
ate charges .e:!eI! bros t2a West
BROAD.
wAICii REPAIRING oy experts. Moder-
ate charges IL y. Eurton Co.,. III las;
IL. cad.
VA maze specia!ty OF repairing eli
Ninds .: jvwe..y ..n. watcn.s. II. Cohen.
US i-"s; nEoAG Street.
We specialize in iewe!ry repairs The
Mor.!s "c"c!ty CO.. II :>orih seventh.
WHEN you are iooA!ms FOR quality sho.
rcpNic.mS. phone Randolph l-so-W. Tie
N.hGioui s.ue Repairing. 81 North sec
ond street. Wc guarantee satisfaction.
with good materials aud workmu..n!p
Parcel post paid way T. A. Hun-
me!.. Prop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05

statesmen to carry our Big selling limo
OF work clothing and clothing special
ties. References required. Houch!n
Sales Co.. sos Lindeil Bldg. ST. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
situations Wanted-siulc

ACcDUNTAST--An accountant with e1-
tcutive ability caps bic 81 handling any
accounting work, Including cost, De.
sires 10 connect with II nrn that oneIs
promotion in exchange for in!tiativ. and
hard work. Al referenc.s isox j. 1871,
The Dispatch.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-05-26

pounds butterfat from 1909 pounds
OF milk. In the first instance Mr.
Otto's COW is exceeded only by Hen
ny Shick's exceptional Guernsey
who have headed the list almost In
yariably. However. Mr.. Otto's eow.
both exceeded Mr.. shiek's ia test
percentage.
Mrs. b. F. McPherson's Jersav
ID. Hampton's Jewel" had a nro-
duetion OF All pounds OF butterfa,
from only I'll pounds OF milk. Al
though this animal showed tha
smallest milk production OF any cow
on the list the percentage test WAS
the highest, being 6.63.
Another Filler daIryman appear-
Ing In the associations report r.
Carl Middlestadt OF Glover. Tho
balance are mostly from Bull The
report was made by Harry Andeyor
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-05-26
ARTHUR L. ANDERSON.


AN ORDINANCE AMENDING OR
DINANcE No. ss. WHICH WAS
PASSED AND APPROVED SEP
TEMPER 22. 1920. AND WHICH
PROVIDED FOR THE APPOINT
NENT OF A VILLAGE ATTOR-
ffEY AND A VILLAGE CLERK
AND FIXING THEIR SALARIES
BE IT ORDAINED by THE
CHAIRMAN aud THE BOARD OF
or THE VILLAGE OF
Filler
Section l. That Section /. Of or
dinance No. 3s. OF the Village of Fill
err. be and the same Is hereby
amended 20 read as follows.
Section 4 The Village Attorney
shall receive $4,000 per annum.
payable monthly.
Section III. The Village Clerk
shall receive $4,000 per annum.
monthly
Passed by the Board OF Trustees
this nth day OF May. 1921
Approved by the Chairman Of the
Board OF Trustees this nth day OF
May. 1921.
GUY H. SHEARER,
Chairman OF the Board OF Trustces
Df the Village OF Filler. Idaho
W. ID. GrLLIS. Village Clerk.
Pub In the Filler Record May 20.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-05-26
T.sehIoo Music to n. Younq.

Children are now taking In the mu-
ncsi work In the Roman cholrs a.
early "a seven years Of age. says =
writer in the Etude In discussing the
Importance OF early training IN music
Cor church purposes They are not
merely taught In the music they are to
sing. but are glven very thorough
drill In solfeggio. and. when necessary.
at the proper time Ia harmony and In
music In general.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-05-26
COW TESTING
REPORT LISTS
LOCAL HERDS
4. ). QUO and Mrs. H. y. Mefhersoh
Have Cows Making Excellent
show ing la March Statement

Filler dairymen are making rec
ords with some Of their cows In the
pioneer Cow Testing association.
that speak well for the Industry
here
l.. s. otto. with his Jersey COW,
Gypsy Lad carnation." is third on
a list OF Is for the month OF March.
This COW produced 5s.6 pounds but
terfat from 1886 pounds OF milk.
.Hslena's Glory" another OF his
cows Is seventh on the list With ola
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-05-26

Ftisr. Idaho. Aprii -. ls@ls
Tho board q Commissioners 81
the FileF filshsk, District foeongen
"a Ia regular seasion at their Office
10 Filler. Idaho. ~ this ho1f u ZOO
y %
The following mem bsrs OF tn
board wers pre~snf
~. . WEAVER. President
IVAN q. LlscoL.
l. O HILL
The minutes OF the previous meet
iax Wsfe read and approved
The sdaIuon@l depository bonds
from rhs t~o Fiisf banks we're
checked over ssd approved
"a va moved and esrrts'i that
5000 bond Do sisea~ the o. !. L.
railroad 20 gaarantee freight
charges 30 "a 10 enable the district
70 have their freight released Inn
mrdlafeiy and the charges FOR same
~ BE- paid Al each regular meeting.
in the matter % additional costs
81 connection With the State High ,
nay construction. Commissioner
ilili introduced the foiiosing fesola. I
fioa
WHEREIN. the necessity OF
haiidlnx additional eonerats eul-
yfffa. structures and other Improve
meats not mentioned of taken care
~ to the original estimate 81 the
fosf ~ constructing the Idaho Facl-
ile Highway through the Filler High
wag district. and
WHEREAS. the amoanf appfo-
pFiatcd aud s~t aside b the Commits
si0ucFs % ths Filler Highway Die
ffift for lis share OF the eosf of the
idah0-F Pacific Highway Mas tibe.s
SIZES aud
WHEREA9. the amount % indebt-
edncsa Incurred and 90 bo incurred
because OF the additional improve
mfnis found 10 DO necessary u a. n
Iat 80. ard
WHEREAS. Tho Commissioner Of =
fanlic Works has agreed 20 act aside =
aud has allotted tho sun 0f Stzs.ss
% applf on the above msniloaed ca.
ira Indebtedness. nov. therefore.
AZ IT. RESOLVED, that ee. the 4,
undersigned Commissioners Of the 4
lJlef HixhUay Dlatrief do hereby n
agree % siiot and sst aside. tho adj
iltlonal sum 81 ti.s51.7i being the a.
Dtianes necessary 10 carry out aud q
oo plets the nesdsd improvements :.
~ above oct forth IA,
fhis resolution xas unanimously IN
'dopted aud tho secretary ordered 10 A
Onward an executed copy OF the :,
'ane 10 the Commissioned % fublic 4,
Works A
,Fexo1 short Llaa Il. H. q
lfe1on Short Line ~ R. 10
o. fr"ikht .e--,.......-'.....,.,t 1880
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-05-26

IL Was decided In view OF the nee
sssity OF the banks furnishing adj
difional bonds. that such sums as
are now under feftlfieate Of DepOs-
IL will draw per cent interest and
II II Is found necessary 20 withdraw
certificate before due date, inter
est on said certificate Will be figured
at IN per cent Interest on open
accounts 10 remain al 2 y per Gene.
Bond OF A. n. Anderson for
$3.50. 900 90 as Treasurer. was ac-
copied and approved
Motion was made and carried that
the meeting be temporarily adjourn
ed TO reconyene In regular session
on the afternoon OF May 2Sth az the
hour OF 200 p. m. for the purpose
OF handling all matters that may
come before the board.
n. j. WEAVER, President
IVAN G. LINCOLN
l.. @. HILL
ATTEST.
Il. ANDERSON.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-05-26
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
Of COMMISSIONERS or TINE
FILLER HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

Filler. Idaho. May IL. 1921.
The Board Of Commissioner OF
the Eilsr Highway District met this
lay Ia regular session At their office
"a Filler. idaho.
The following members OF the
toaFd we're present
~. J WEAVER. President
IVAN q. LINCOLN
L. q. HILL
The minutes OF the previous meet
inG we're read and approved.
Contract was entered into between
the FILLER Highway District and >. Il.
Phelps. 3heroin said Phelps takes
over the operation OF the crushing
plant on May 18th for the purpose
% manufacturing between 10000
and ~. 900 cubic yards OF crushed
rock at price ~ ti.lo per yard In
the bin
Payroll for crusher employees for
labor performed from April 18Th 10
aOth Inclusive. amounting 10 ts4s.-
"a. was audited approved and or
dered paid
Payroll for other highway en-
piOyees sams dates. was audited
approved aud ordered paid.
Special payroll taking care OF
lime check holders from May ist to
ifh Inclusive. was ordered paid.
The following biiis we're disal- |
owed
Dlebold Electric Co.'S ss.s2
lates a Olassbrook .....,...... z07.77 |
Tho following biiis we're consider
81. audited and ordered paid:
helps Construction CO..
or equipment furnished.
a crushing plant aud cost
4 eroeting ........................s s7so.is
H. Anderson. treasur-..
r's surety bond ........--..- $500
helps Construction Co.
istoriai furnished ......... $3.50
}. 3 l.. ". r.. express on
epsirs. te. o. do. zz.3S
}. y, l.. II. H.. freight on
car loads gravel ..-..,.... 1879
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-05-26

Oregon Short Line n. R..
FOR n light -..@'.-..-+.---.+-,-.. $40
" &. shlnn parcel post cod s.s7
The secretary wa4 Instructed 10
fraw up easements for ditch par
poses With the various owners Of
properff IN the MaftsoE subdivision
for a dlfeh along tho north line VI
said subdivision.
There bsing no further business.
the nseting was declared adjourn
20
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-05-26

Il. J WEAVER. President
IVAN O. LINCOLN
L. q HILL
ATTEST
ARTHUR " ANDERSON.
Secretary Treasurer.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1921-02-09
Closed Sd to 43 up.
New Orleans Spots 1925.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER
(FrOm JnO. F. Clark & Co.
by Abe Silver.)

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9--Techni-
cal conditions cause for considerable
irregularity yesterday and displacs-
ment of parity lines. While Liver
pool closed yesterday 26 down on fu-
lures and quoted spots 40 down, sales
5000 bales.
A report from South Texas says:
"I.and is in good shape and farmers
well up with work. Cotton acreage
impossible to forecast at present.
Look for a large acreage in food and
foodstuffs, as these are being in best
returns. All the farmers who refus-
ed to sell cotton below 30 cents and
25 cents still have it and doubtless
will hold it over until next year un-
less they get fair price for it, Far
mers here have no money borrowed
on it and are able to hold.
The news of covering by leading
shorts always brings some outside fol
lowing and the advance soon extend
cd to 30 points on scattered covering
demand. However, the detracting ma
ture of European adyices and cables
seemed to hold support mostly to in
dicatious of action based on technical
matters and easiness in New YORK
was quickly followed
No change in the spot quotations
s,,ot brokers report little doing but
ne pressure to sell.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1921-02-09
X. P. PLANNING
CELEBRATION
IN Honor OF Fifty Seventh Anniver-
sary--Miss Belle Kearney
To Speak,

Leflore Lodge No, 46 Knights OF
'ythias will hold its anniversary cele-
ration, celebrating the fifty-seventh
anniversary Of the order, at the Con-
ederate Memorial Building, Thurs
lay evening February 18th, at eight
clock.
The celebration will take the form
banquet given in honor Of the
ldies, and the anniversary talks will
ollow the entertainment at the BAN
Iuet board.
In special compliment to the ladies'
Mss Belle Kearney, one OF Missis-
.ppi's most noted and best known
ecturers and the first woman in Mis-
issippi TO be candidate for high
ffice has been invited. Miss Kear-
.ey has accepted the invitation and
will deliver one Of the principal adj
dresses Of the evening.
Hon. Percy Bell, Of Greenyille, will
deliver the anniversary address.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1921-02-09

SAY HOSPITALS
ARE FILTHY
Say Legion Is Hindered
In Matter OF Soldier
Relief.

WASHINGTON. Feb, G--Charges
that government bureaus having to
do with soldiers relief were packing
committees" Of the American Legion
with bureau employees, we're made
before the Legion's Executive Com
mittee today by Abel Davis, of Chi
cago, chairman of the hospitaliza-
ton committee.
Davis declared that the work Of
the Legion in soldier relief matter
is handicapped. The executive com
mittee recommended to state divi-
sions that they refrain from appoint
ing government bureau employees on
committees. Davis charged that for
mer service men are being kept in
'indescribily filthy private hospitals"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1921-02-09

automobile without the consent Oh the
owner, did not appear but made De
fault and a forfeiture was made
against those who made his appear
ance bond Of $3.50. Similar action
was taken in the case of the City VS.
Will Ray, charged with taking an au
tomobile without the consent Of the
owner.
Ray Hall, who was charged with
speeding was found mot guilty"
In the case of the State vs. Percy
someryill and Robert Dobblns
charged with robbery, the defendants
made default and forefeitures were
ordered made against their bonds
men.
Jewel Austin withdrew plea Of no
guilty and entered one Of guilty
His sentence has not yet been impos
ed.
The case Of the State VS.. Jewe
Austin was ordefed nol-prossed.
The case of the State VS.. Pheh
Hendricks was ordered nol-prossed.