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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
N. & w. In Annual Meeting.

ROANOKE. VA, April 16.--.Stocll-
holders of the Norfolk and Western
Railway Company at their annual
meeting here today reelected all di-
rectors. after which the board re-
elected all officers. The stockholders
also approved the annual report and
amended the company's bylaws so
as TO abolish the office OF chairman
of the board. which office has been
vacant since the death CT Z. Il. John
son about two months ago. Most Of
the votes OF the company's 11,9SI
stockholders were cast by proxy.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. April iL-Cuttie: receipts. o.
year!inE steers and heifcrs. $50; Top heavy
beef steers. ?gi: bulk, S0ous..5: butcher
she stock, 10 10 VOC higher: ba!k. 555Gs1.75;
some export demand for she stock. bulls
stendy 10 &c higher: hulk. a.oja SIS !:
caves, strckcr3 and feeders steady; hulk
Nealers TO packers around $50: stockcrs
ana feeders largely 6.-5ff,..5.
hogs: receipts. -iO11: opening steady to
loo lowe: active ciosin. steady to slroaC
With yesterdays average; some he:d on
t.ie market: TOP. a.3j for 49, pound aver
age: practical top. 80; bulk 21) pounds
b Sfnh. I,S Hs8 piss. active. 10 to l5c
sheep: receipts. 1900; steady TO &c
hisheI: handy cilppets gaining most !:
APP $40: bulk, 5000: good lia-pound
shorn yearlings. 100; cno.ce heavy wooded
Wethers. t23: best :ho-n ewes. go: fair
Quality % Mound iecicr limbs. 60
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70 Get Medal for ueroism.

WASHINGTON, April 14--Chief
Gunner Robert Edward Cox. U. s. ~,
was on President Harding's callers
list today to receive n congressional
medal OF honor for extraordinary
heroism on April j.. 1904, on the oc-
casion of an explosion on the battle
ship Missouri, which caused the loss
OF thirty lives. a bareback from tho
after turret guns set fire to powder
near the magazine, but Cox Hooded
the magazine aud saved the'vesse!.
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CHICAGO CRAM MARKET

CHICAGO. Apr!I N.-For the first time
In quite a while buying power in the grain
markets broadened somewhat today, and
hhgn a gave evidence OF having per.
wheat and corn. after touching ,ew low
record pricer for the, season. rallied to
failed to hold tho advance and closed
w ,s, % TX cent ret lower. With May
10 !s@X Provisions lost. ~ to Is cents inas'
,lustr!sl md f,nanrfsts conditions 'tendea
To- Keep s tho Whist TnarkFt on the doWp
Vices 10 reEard To the, arnoN ON tinok. W..
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BERLIN BANK STATEMENT
CURB MARKET,

ITIy ONlNtrsAI SrrNIce.T
NEW YORK. April lion active buying
by p.ofe5sionsls and + better outside IN.
Inuved substantially migher today. Trad
Ing was on much larger scale ale man
although the greatest activity conferred
: in tho oil group, there was broadea-
Ing ~ the industrial stocks.
The market MAS featured by heavy buy
ing OF STANDARD OIL OF Indiana, which
Other STANDARD Oils displayed 4 nrm
tone. but dealings We're iight. Garth Syn
dictate moved up more than point on
heavier trading. Gufey Gillespie was
subjected to prohi-;aking for time at
the opening. but rallied later.
southern Coal and lion moved to n new
high record. Durant Motors was in better
demand and sold fraction higher. Small
improvements were made Ia numerous
other mis- eiiancouS Issues. Metals were
Arm. Bons were quiet, price chang s
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SUGAR.

NEV- YORK. April ;4-The raw sugar
market was unchanged at 81 for Cuhas.
cost and freight. equal to a7l for centri.-
ugal. as nu6'cd hy tho committee. while
uncontrolled sugarh are offered in Ia
crcasins vciume at &c below this QUOTA
ton. Ssi for centrifugal. There were
no sales Of Cuhas with interest conferred
IN the uncontrolled sugars owing 20 the
inwer prices. prevailing. with sales OF
$50 bags ~ San Do!ningocs aud 3HSj
bags Of Colombian reported to local re-
nger;.
II refined list price. were unchanged
NJ 30, - cents for fine granuiatcd. a..
to be- selling Mt 7.Sa. The demand con-
tinuas h:i:t. Trading IN futures was moro
active AID prices. with the execution Of
April. ca; Ter, owing tn the Increased Of
ferinGs l.. the spo; market Prices were
points higher for April on tho opening
call a'd advanced points further on
covsrine BY trade interests. while other
positions opened to - points lower. hut
subsequently, I'll positions weakened nader
scattered selling by commission houses
and closing prices were unchanged on
April and TO u points lower on dis;ant
positions. Final h!ds:> May. As; July. I.6s
5cptcmber. i.c2.
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der such circumstances. values quickly
dcscended 70 the lowest level yet ior the
iezl crop; Then one OF the leading houses
hero took "a open stand that depressing
factors had been more than d!scountc, d .
Others were recruited TO the Same opinion.
and throughout tho rest OF the day n :.
market assumed more lively two-sidrd
character than has recently been the case
Sellers. though, appeared &c be In n
majority again during the Lap, i, minutes
81 the session. influenced possibly by a
Brnz!!an export demand both for wheat
Cora and oats We're relatively firm from
tne ontsS. responding to an approved
chhn inquiry. A fair amount Of corn Was
said 20 have been taken for Europe
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tBy Universal Service.l
Range OF cotton prices in today's MAR
: Port movement:

Tnrt mOvcInent:
New Yerk-MiGdiinE 1870: stock. IG.ms
Ainor ports-Receip;s. 800; exports. 700;
so Tota! today..,Rsce!p,s ia.7ao: exports. c.
1872. ~ ~
Total .or season--Receip,s. 5.lss.iss: ex.
ports 3.sSTie,.
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cOrrnNsEEn OIL

NEW YORK. April ii-Lncx OF crndc
nffcrjngs In tbs Southeast, coupled with
buying tina, looked like the South. brought
about q covsrIg movement In. co:lonsecd
oil today. leading months closed 10 20
10 points net high:r Sales. 1900 barrels.
Prime crude, i.pi prime, summer yellow
spot. $50; May; Cos: Jnly. 6.6i: Septem-
her. 1.G9: all Bid.
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Suggest Cotton DIsrosnl plan.

~, ..r,- 1850
WASHINGTON, April IA plan
to take advantage OF tho allied debt
10 the United States in providing
means to- dispose OF the Southern
cotton crop was suggested to Prcsi-
dent Harding today by Governor
Elect Hardwick. of Georgia.
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17E 1XNESDLSPA TCFPS RECORD OF FZNANCZAL NEWS
MISCELLANEOUS MANKErs.

GSS pockets ~ 93a; early prolific. 30
changed: receipts CSl
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RICE.

NEW ORLEANS, ApEil Trough rice,
ceipts. same. Clean rice, a,eady; gales:
Honduras. $50 packets AT 81; blue rose.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Richmond Union Stock Yards

, NprII II, TIL.
Eemarky: Fair run OF cattle Every
tntnH sold. Market steady at last week Z
prices. Prospects for next harriet fair.
uepsld!hs on receipts ard prices at other
Strictly good steers. LOO lbs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15

Choice. per Nbl. .......-. Q 90 q 50
fScADs.
White. navy. per ID $50. -
CoIored or mixed, per h.. Il az
Peas.
Blsrkeye. per Oushei $50. q 90 q : 50
Mixed peas. per buhhel... 90 q 2 Us
Potatoes.
No. !. p psT isS.is lag bag -. g g 100
Pack potatoes In l5o-pound bags mos,
Cabbage.
Per crate. 100 Ibs. .tneu). 2 SO q 90
Country Produce (WholcsaIs)
Bscon: hams small. well
smoked .-.............. IS a 90
Bacon. harms medium to
large well smoHcd 49,, 81 n as
BncOn s!deA wei. smoked 20 al ss
Tallow- psr III. .......... q
Bees~ax. rer 10. ........ 10 e so
Dried Apples.
Fancy. per h. ........... q
Choice. per lb, .......... . q
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LIBERTY BONDS

Local Market.
BY FREDERICK II. NOTHING g. CO..
Investment Bankers. :
9n T.. Main ST.
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DIRT GOODS.

NEW YORK. April u-Cotton goods
ana yarns were s:cad.sr today. with sales
light. There was more demand for goods
for export. Raw silk was stcady and
mems wear and dress goods were quiet
IN nrst hands. with prices iirri. JoDbc ro
reported continued demand for s,n.tlI
lots Tor quick shipment TO retailers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15

~ u, ~ Nav York Market a, 9tg,, u AL
bonds: avs. 1904; second Il sss. ' saeoaS
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NAVAL STORES.

etitts. sc; shipineH,s. -; Stock. is.iii. s
shipments, SIS; stock. i:i,cgs
quote: -. $50: l. 40: X. I'D: NJ. I35:
y. 40: VIC. 4.G5: WV. 500
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CNLL MONEY.

on SE 5hS A IoH Yor AP EocR ss
Time money WAS Was o On %d' in moderate
o haSh at s,as. psr CEN FOR az ma,nrI.ss
, were arranged at Z Ter cent for ali ma
Mereantilo paper rates ruicl at IN. un-
ehanged. for tho beat names. and * to
rtSe Gr cent cen. Tor less hsghly rated names:
cent on choice names n, shor; maturity.
FINANCIAL.
per ouDee MS Sr ha ar s eyS ai SenSe
1s ss'a s chart 81 1l psi Gsa per ssa three
DIRT GOODS
NEW YORK. Ap,n l,Icouon, goods
fSl exp Tns5s Eaw TS demand for s9Eas
h mrs, hands. with prices iirm. JoS6 SrS
reported continued demand for snSli
'''s Tor quick shipmsnt to rota'io-s.
NAVAL STORES
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. April lL--Tur-
P Str s sSisnes,s 'l . Sas i!9 re-
.h hosia; fra s s,net 1!s; receipts IN;
y ea2 sS; Nc r ' is;: VIZ 'S? IS Id NJ ''';
BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT
LONDON. April H:-Tho, weekly state
m rn,ra,. q the Bank OF England shows tho
Total. reserve Increased eIsoro pounds.
CIRCULATION decreased $500 pounds.
Tuition decreased l26 pounds,
Otne-, securities decreased li.is,otD
pounds.
Other deposits decreased l,oy7.o>o pounds.
Public deposits decreased 3,i79opD pounds
Notes rescrve increased 5000 pounds.
Government securities increased i55.oG1
pound..
The proportion OF the banks reserve
70 liabilities thls week is 1878: last week
IL wasv l2.T.
Rate OF discount. per cant.
BANK OF FRANCE STATEMENT.
PARIS; April, 1.-THE weekly statement
OF the Bank of France shows the follow
Ing changes:
Gold In hand increased $4,000 francs.
silver in hand increased 2,3i2.0D francs.
Notcs IL circulation decreased ls. 2dooo
Treasury deposits decreased s7.2I7ooo
General deposits decreased Iii.5isooo
francs.
nls discounted decre :,s ID $4,000 francs.
BERLIN BANK STATEMENT.
BERLIN, April 1.-THE statement OF the
Imperial bank OF Germany az OF April
4 shows the following changes:
Notes OF other banks. :)i.C2o marks.
Advances, ii.21e,GO marks.
] ves;mcnts. i.esi.t99 marks.
Coin. $500, marks.
Cold 700 marks.
Treasury notes, SgS,iI.e0 marks.
biis discounted. s:sis,5ii@o marks.
Notes in circulation, is:V3T.oo marks.
Deposits, 1882. $500 marks.
Other liabilities. ii.si0.0o. marks.
The total gold holdings were i.csi $4,000
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train,
DAILY, unless otherwise shown published
only as information and not guar Iced,
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Cask.e q. Burrh & Company.
lois Eas: 3iain Street
CITY AND STATE sEcu nsI rs t'

Va. IS. Old c. and r.. 1873. h' 81; ASH ": d
Vs sT Hfnt R ; 4, SpYH RI Hd INsis eea
No-. and Ports. Trac. Co. Es. 1896 go
Va srt RI Z i,,e End I, row CO. 2, issi CO =.
Mo-. ny. and Light CO... g rs 1914
Va Ry and Pow. Co.. com. 100 l3E. Is
RAILROAD STOCKS
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as. sT.is: third inx. 1910: fourth AS,
500: victory 3i.a and as. yI.ls
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.~---~-s-, .s.-s.P.-r-
kHnrxS 4 nx..Itrrvr
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ETSANIIAt.

LONDON April ii.-Bar silver. siis pence
per ounce. Money. 5is per cent. Discount
rates: short bills. per ceat: threo-
month bills 6,s per cent.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Ebert Plessinger returned
home Monday night from Denver
where he had been in the Rocky
Mountain hospital for the past
two weeks the result of an oper-
alton. Ebert looks none the
worse for his experience and says
that he feels fine and dandy.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01
Health Officers Notice

A deadly form of small pox
seems to be coming our way. A
little prevention is likely to be
valuable. Vaccination prevents
small pox. If you are not sure
you are immune, now is the time
to he vaccinated. Ihot only ask i,
but urge it now. H. G. HOMER.
Health Officer
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Anderson
departed for ;heir hofhe ut Castle
Rock the first Of fhe week after
having spent several days in this
city with friends and relatives.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Wn. Robinson and wife motor
ed up to Denver the latter part
of last week for a few days visit,
just looking around and taking
in the sights.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

l. F. Jones. our local dealer in
real estate and his able assistant,
Sam Baber, made a business trip
epst last week returning home
Sunday.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

The ladies' of the Catholic Altar
society wishes to thank those
who so kindly helped to make the
bazaar a success. The proceeds
a,nonted to something like $500.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Miss Theresa Youtksey, form
cry of this city but now of Den
yer. is among those in that city
that has the Black smallpox.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Edward Spencer. who teaches
school north of lid horse spent
his holiday vacation at home with
his parents and friends.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Ed Counts returned home from
Henver last week whittier he had
been for the past month visiting
relatives and friends.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Everett Ramsland spent
Thanksgiving day in Denver with
his father and on Monday the
two of them returned to this city.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Roy O'Brien, of Sharon Springs
Kansas, spent his Thanksgiving
holidays in Cheyenne Wells with
his cousin, Dorice Williams.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Prosperity is doing it's best to
come to life. but there is always
some influence waiting to choke
it into insensibility again.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

For SaIe:-A good two roomed
house. best location in town,
will give terms if necessary.
See w. j. Zamrzla. 26tf
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Mrs. VIM. McGinty came down
from Denver last week and spent
several days here visiting among
her many friends.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

For Sale:-Two hole. power corn
shelter, good as new. Inquire
of August Koerwitz. z miles
south and 2 miles east of Chey-
enne Wells, 36-2tp
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Wanted--Good smooth land at a
low price in Cheyenne county.
Clara Colwell, Smith Center,
Kansas. IS 3tp
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Best rendered lard 15cts pei
pound at the Liberty Market
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01
: WANTS :.

For higher prices and square
deal on your corn and all kinds
OF grain. better see H. S. Ketch.
am. of the Cheyenne Wells Ele-
vator Co.. when wanting to sell.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Mrs. r. j Harland who / as
been quite i'll for the past ten
days is much better this week
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Strayed:-Last Saturday after
noon from nv lot, a small
White Face milk COW. Liber-
al reward for her recovery.
Notify Fred Blake. 27tf
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Ask Nick about Dream Electro.
A te Nicks Battery shop
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Get your fresh oysters at tre
Liberty market.
See Bill Hart, in Sand" at
the Rialto tonight.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

For SaIe:- Choice Pop Corn; 20
pounds for 81. Inquire Of the
Cake Brothers,. 81 2tp
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

s51GnoSl
Get your fresh oysters at tre
Liberty market.
See Bill Hart, in Sand" at
the Rialto tonight.
Ask Nick about Dream Electro
kte Nicks Battery shop
Best rendere ed lard 15cts per
pound at the Liberty Market
n. M. Schumm rs able 10 b. up
and around again after his sick
spell last week.
Morris Trumhor and wife are
spending the week in D-nv-r on
business matters.
| Frank Sculkey. OF Wild Horse,
was business visitor 10 our city
the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Norma
spent several days in D~nver la~t
week visiting old friends.
Mrs. Chas Norman is in Den
yer this week where she is ie-
ceivirg medical treatments
Mrs. r. J Harland who as
been quite i'll for the past ten
days is much better this week
Thos. Trimble is in the city
this week on a visit to his : az
ents, MIR and Mrs J A Trimble.
Howard Shy came down from
Boulder last week to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents.
Bob Nye was county seat
caller the latter part Of last week
from the Wild Horse neighbor-
hood
The Ladies Aid of Cheyenne
Wells will serve the lunch at the
Ray Fl Neal public sale on Dec
emher 9th.
Mrs. VIM. McGinty came down
from Denver last week and spent
several days here visiting among
her many friends.
Ed Counts returned home from
Henver last week whittier he had
been for the past month visiting
relatives and friends.
Edward Spencer. who teaches
school north of lid Horse spent
his holiday vacation at home with
his parents and friends.
Prosperity is doing its best to
come to life. but there is always
some influence waiting to choke
it into insensibility again.
Roy O'BrleD, of Sharon Springs
Kansas, spent his Thanksgiving
holidays in Cheyenn Wells with
his cousin, Dorice Williams.
Miss Theresa Youtksey, form
er!y of this city but now of Den
yer. is among those in that city
that has the Black smallpox.
Everett Ramsland spent
Thanksgiving day in Denver with
his father and on Monday the
two of them returned to this city.
!. F. Jones. our local dealer in
real estate and his able assistant.
CAM Pohor modo q h,,oiro,a triD
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Best rendered lard l5cts per
pound at the Liberty Market
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Mrs. ChaS. Norman is in Den
yer this ween where she is ie-
ceivirg medical treatments
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Thos. Trimble is in the city
this week on a visit to his rar-
ents, MIR and Mrs J A Trimble.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Howard Shy came down from
BouGe last week to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

H. NJ. Schumm IS able 10 b.. up
and around again after his sick
spell last week.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

The Ladies Aid of Cheyenne
Wells will serve the lunch at the
Ray II Neal public sale on Dec
emher 9th.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Bob Nye was county seat
caller tie latter part Of last week
from the Wild Horse neighbor-
hood.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Norma
spent several days in D~nver lart
week visiting old friends.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-01

Morris Trumhor and wife are
spending the week in D-nv-r on
business matters.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-15
Miami Speed Car
Here to Capture
LaurelS on Beach

Waaf s ,aime3 e. te aae a ha
fastest Fora specials Is existence. -
rived lu Dayton. ,1aaa from So Hm-
tho owner having beard eaa-. 81 aa
Fast time bcHg made ea.h satatae
ON Daytoua Beach aud having q aa
kerius to- brush up asala-t sum4 at
the local ,peedster-. p'atat 3s HH~
northward to enter iaa m HeN
Saturday. CHALLENGING aIi eamaF-.
The Miami entry s destined tu aest
some tiEht opposition before ID 6arria
OF AN the prizes. IS Wueates SH
Joop Special, and Harry Pcpper
I PIPER Special" do not nten sa e'
Miami take auy cups one II feeH z
,hrl can help thcmse've
4 racing car frm J.e.at +
also due rs arrive tomarTae fa s
-ic5p9te 70 He speedway events o.
Saturdat ae-.rug the be-t mae
the season. wHh mauy added fa8.4ras
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-15

, and declared that the hope OF the fu.
ture was in the proper raising OF the
youths OF today and that every com
munity must do its part. He praised
the work Of the Y. ~ c. a. and Ca
vored enlarged plans for the ensuing
year He was roundly applauded
A. Z. Roberts. international secre-
tary on county work for the Y NJ C.
A.. was the final speaker He told OF
his travels and his experience during
/ the world war bat declared that the
perils of today are greater than ever
/ ii the boys are not given proper Chris
tian training. He was gratiied to
know what had been don in Nolusia
county and in Florida because the
boys OF the country are the biggest
asset we have
The meeting was opened and
closed with prayer
Directors for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: DR. Dean r.
Smith. Prof {. r. NJ Sheppard A. ".
Shaw. W. J Gardiner. NJ W. Ashton.
r. H. Boyd d. g. Tuten. r. II Fal-
ton. c. T. Chatam, b F. EzeH. Rev
\ c. Z. Wyatt. George Main. J. II Heag-
ley, II. /. Rood, Rev H. S Right
mire, C. A. Randall. Rev. J. M Rich
mond, T. r. Conrad. Prot J. r. East
man. BIaire Dunn J w Smock. r A.
/ Williams, T. H. Shoemaker and Prof
r. l. Goelding
The report OF the ccmmittee on
resolutions was adopted as follows
First Resolved that We express
our appreciation OF the work done by
the Volusia county committee, aH To-
cal committees and the county secre-
tary during the past year. We be
lieye this important work is destined
to accomplish great good in tins
county and we recommend its con
tinuance.
Second We offer "a vote OF thanks
to the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Y NJ
c. A. for their excellent service in
connection with this banquet also to
the high school orchestra for their eN
icellent music aud the Masonic ordel
- for the use of their hall, and tharb
i the press OF the county tor their as
sistanre and able cooperation lu tht
!. work OF the County Y NJ C.. a
Third We nominate the above
{ named gentlemen to serve as mem
/ bers OF the county committee OF thu
, Nolusia County y. A. G.. A. and We
! recommend that the couamittee divide
itself into three equal groups to serve
! one. TWO and three years respective
, ly and to also elect its own officer.
{ at its first meeting
Fourth We recommend that thn
I convention authorize and encourage
s this committee 10 proceed at once Is
= complete the raising of the fmds
! necessary TO carry on this work 10.
i the year 1921
Signed by the committee ON reso
2 lutions W. Gardiner chairman, II
, s. Rightmire Blaire Dunn. W
Smock and Il F. EzeN
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-15
"A. E. Roberts VIII
"A ddre SIS Stud ents
I TomorrolU Morning

At tine High school auditorium
Wednesday morning at $50 A. +.
Roberts, senior secretary of the Ma
tional Bureau of the y NJ e. A. VIII
deliver AN address 10 The pupils. at
which time all parents OF scholars are
cordially Invited to attend. the bal
cony OF the school being reserved for
parents
Mr. Roberts has had many years
experience in county and rural work
in the y. 81. G. A. having studied
rural conditions in Europe for reports
to the royal heads Of a number Of
countries. IL IS in direct charge
of county organization work Of that
body. ana viii have message for the
pupils of the school which should
prove OF great interest to parents. as
we'll as students.