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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-09
LABORERS
KILLED BY TROOPS


Santiago. Chile, Feb. 5.-Thirty-six
workmen were killed in the clash with
troops at the San Gregorio nitrate
plant In Antofagasta province Thurs
day, according to advices published by
Ell Mercurio this morning.
The first reports received Friday
placed the casualties at % soldiers
but made no mention Of the workers
losses. Later advices reduced the
number OF soldier dead to six, but
there were varying reports today that
the troops had suffered heavier losses.
Many of the workers were wounded
Daniel Jones, administrator of the
plant, who was killed, is said to have
been brother of G. II. Jones, presi-
dent OF the Nitrate Producers Associa
tion.
The workmen took possession Of the
plant after an encounter with the
small garrison, but were driven out by
reinforcements of troops, who eventu-
ally restored order. No details have
been received regarding the direct
origin OF the trouble
president Allessandra and the minis
ters OF interior and war held a confer
ence last night. and it is said that the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-09
WELFARE BOARD is
SAVED by SENATE
Measure To Abolish Board Killed. Tax
Board Measure Under Debate.

nO1Fu mehSuTo Unuer DeDate.
Columbia, Feb. 3.-The Senate to-
night at 10 o'clock killed the measure
by Senator Wightman Of Saluda pro-
posing to abolish the state board OF
public welfare. The enactlng words Of
the bill were stricken out by a vote OF
twenty-six to twelve.
With this measure cleared from the
calendar. another measure by the Salu-
da senator proposing to abolish the
state tax commission was taken up.
Debate OF this Will likely be contin~
ued tomorrow. AS there, was little
prospects 'ef disposing of the measure
tonight, on motion OF Senator Chris
tensen this tax measure was taken up.
that the entire group OF bills propos-
ing to abolish departments might be
disposed Of.
1t was thought that the conclusive
victory the conservatives had won OH
the board OF public welfare measure
would contribute to early disposition
Of the other.
Members Of the lower house of the
general assembly today refusing to
accept the senate amendments to the
measure proposing to extend the time
OF payment Of taxes without penalty.
AS the measure passed the house,
graduated scale of penalties was i'm
posed, beginning with one per cent
for January; two per cent for Feb
ruary, and three for March; and four
for April. The senate proposed that
for April. The senate proposed that
20 penalties be put on in February
and March, which measure would
have postponed payment without pen
atty until April 1st, exclusive OF those
paid In January before the measure
was considered The bill will go to
free conference for adjustments.
The resolution by Representative
Sapp Of Richland county, proposing
to arrange for the calling OF a con-
stttutional convention, was made a
special order for next Tuesday i'm
mediately after third reading bills.
The bill by Representative Nance,
Segars and Wade, proposing to amend
statute by striking out the provis-
ions which require citizens in send
Ing samples to Clemson College for
analysis to give the names Of manu-
facturers and ingredients in said fer
tilizers, was sent to third reading.
The Senate this morning sent 20
third reading a bill by Representive
Bryson to amend the statute which
limits skyscrapers to fifteen stories
The bill was introduced for the bene-
fit OF Greenville which Is erecting a
seventeen story building. AS the
measure has already passed the House.
1t will be enacted into law without
opposition.
The bill by Senator'S Marion and
Duncan proposing to increase the
membership OF the board OF directors
OF the Confederate Infirmary from
five to seven TWAS sent to third reaa-
ing In the senate. It Is also specified
that four Of these memhers shall be
women.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-09
WILSON OPPOSED TO
ARMY CURTAILMENT

Six Hours After Formal Delivery OF
Voto Message, 1t Is Read In House OF
Representatives. Swift Action Fol.
lows.
Washington, Feb. 5.-The joint reso-
luton directing the stopping Of enlist
ments until the regular army is re-
duced to 175,000 men was passed to-
night by the house over President
Wilson's veto.
The veto was oyerridden by a vote
OF 271 to &c. one member voting pres
ent.
The presidents veto message v
not read to the house until six hours
after its formal delivery, but once
read, action was swift.
Representative Mondell, Of Wyoming
the Republican leader, said the mes
sage presented no arguments that had
not already been before the body and
that further discussions was unneces-
sary. He asked for an immediate vote.
A motion to adjourn, offered by
Representative Wingo, democrat, Ar
kansas, was voted down overwhelm-
fngly.
All OF the sixteen members voting
to sustain the president in the final
vote were Democrats. They were:
Bee. Texas Bland. Virginia.; Camp
bell, Pennsylvania; Cleary, New York;
Coady, Maryland; Eagan. New Jersey;
Ffsher, Tennessee; Igoe Missouri; Nc
Andrews Illinois; Minahan, New Jer-
sey; Pell, New York; Raker, Califor-
MIA; Sims. Tennessee; Tague, Massa-
chusetts: Weaver, North Carolina
yelling, Utah; Lee, Democrat, Georgia,
voted present.
Those voting to override the veto
included 80 Democrats.
Action Is expected to be taken on
the veto early next week in the sem
ate where 1t was said prospects were
favorable for overriding the presl-
dent
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-09
LICENSE FEES FOR MAWRERg AND
PEDDLERS IN LAURENS COUN.
I'll, 3. c. FOB THE YEAR

PRDDLERS IN LAURENS COUN.
I'll, q. C., FOB THE YEAR
A.. ID. 192f
State OF South Carolina,
County Of Laurens.
BY virtue of an Act OF the General
Assembly OF the State Of South Caro-
lima, therefor providing;
DE 1T RESOLVED by the County
Board OF Commissioners Of Laurens
County, S. c.. In regular annual meet
ing assembled
That the license Fees to be paid by
hawkers and peddlers doing business
within thc said County for and during
the year A. D. 1921, be and the same
amounts. to wit:
For foot peddlers OF goods, wares
and merchandise, the cum Of Fifteen
Dollars.
Por peddlers OF goods, wares and
merchandise IN two horse wagon, or
truck, Fifty Dollars.
For peddlers of goods. wares ord
merchandise In one horse wagon, ThIp-
ty Dollars:
For peddlers Of stoves or ranges
shall pay the sum of Seventy~Fdve Dol
lars for tho first wagon or truck, and
for each additional wagon or truck op-
Grated. by the same firm, $he sam Of
Fifty Dollars.
Peddlers Of clocks shall pay the sum
Of Fifty Dollars for the first wagon or
truck operated, and Thirty Dollars for
each additional Wa; ON Ur truck operat-
ed by the same .,:m.
Peddlefs OF liz. ling rods shall pay
the sum OF Fifty 'olalrs for the first
wagon or truck. i,.4d Thirty-Eive Dol.
ars for each adsi'',,nai wagon or truck
operated by the same firm.
Peddlers of sewing machines shall
pay the sum OF Fifty Dollars for the
first wogan or truck; and Thirty DOL
ars for each additional wagon or truck
operated by the same firm.
Peddlers OF pianos or organs shall
pay the sum of One Hundred and
Thirty-FiYe Dollars for each and ev-
cry wagon or truck operated.
All licenses to be issued by the
Clerk of the Court OF said County and
to be OF force and effect until the 31st
day OF December, A. d. 1921, as pro-
ided' by law. provided. that all licenses
issued after the thirtieth day of June
shall be for two-thirds OF the above
named rates.
Done and ratified at Laurens Court
House, 8. c., In regular annual meet
ing, this the 9th day Of January. A. d.
1921.
JNO. .. W. WATTS,
Attest: Chairman.
j. D. MOCK, Clerk. 27-dt
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-09
What Mrs. Brenninger, OF Now York,
Says About Rat Poison

Tried preparations that kill rats,
but RAT-SNAP Is the only one that
prevents disagreeable odors after kill
Ing. Also like RAT-SNAP because 1t
comes In handy cakes. no mixing with
other food. You don't have to dirty
your hands, It's the best for household
use" Try RAT-SNAP. Three sises,
S6o, 66c and $1.25. Sid and guaranteed
by Laurens Hardware Co, Putaam's
Drug Store, Kennedy Bros.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-09

situation in the nitrate districts was
lengthily discussed, measures being
approved to provide assistance for the
thousands Of workers unemployed
there. At the same time steps were
taken to prevent recurrence Of the
disorders
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-02-09
The Quinine That Does Not Affect The
Head

because Of It's tonic and laxative escct
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tab
lets) can be taken by anyone without
causing nervousness Or ringint In the
head. e. w. GROVES signature on
box soc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

-am Sonntag lbeno miro III
Der ct. 8ouI8-& Stride cine Brcbigt
in cneliider Sprnde i%tattfinocn.
-Oas I60nc 8etter lodte lebte
ISOLDE aud, ouS 6Gbrboot mieber aus
icincm @interqllortier I'M GaSconaoc
Stub berolls, un0 madte bosiclbc
am @ittmod unb 0onnerStag meb'
rcrc Sobrtcn 5pii6en bier unO Der
Noroieite ltnb nod Stub @ilono.
gm 5reitog 500 bns Boot ii6 iebof
mieocr, gIeid Dem 0odie, in icin
@interquartier 3uriif.
Sos fleinc 0autpfbOot GinOcrcl.
Ia. @igentbum Der 8asconaoe Ripcr
6armerS 8adet SO. trot om Wtitt.
mod cine 8ubrt mad Dem @asconooe
on. Capt. 9enrp 9uer9er lit Der
nelc Yilot Oes 9ootes. @,tItnp $.
Sartte lpltroe bon Der @eicaidoft
jlm Glerf ernannt.
-Su9o Soboube uno SllIilS
Meper fnmen letten Wontag bon
Berger bierber, bon 100 aus grltcrer
no1 ct. Bouts reiite mo- or icit
2Gngcrem ols S%traBenbabn CONDUIT
tcltr bcid6ftigt lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

SRI. pima Sicoler fcbrte let.
ten Sonntag nod einem mGbrmoh-
cnt!ifCn 9eiud in ct. 2oui$, mie,
scr 5ltriif.
-@m. SebIepaI6, bon ct. 2oui8,
6efano ii6 Iebtcn Sonntog bier gum
9eiuh iciner Gltern.
-iFrnt Sre6 Sermonn, bon ct.
2ouis, fam lcstc ISOLDE bicrbcr nm
i6rcr betogtGn Gltern, Carl @eiicr
uno Satin, neIde bei6e c~rfronft
IinN, perpflegen 3u beIfen.
Geo. S6neiber, 60. 2inbort
unO Sobn &oiarf, bon Mt. Sterling,
ltnO @m. Snterion, bon @roipn
Sbontp. iuaren letter. Mittmo6 in
Nc'd)otten pier.
-Ridtcr &. u. 9reuer reiIte Ieb,
ten Sonntng no6 9inn, mo am Mon.
tag 6oS Oiase Goltntp 4reisgeridt
81 Icincm regelmGBigen Sernin in
Situng trot.
Oscar Gberlin bat Elm nel1es
StnOebafer Sir" glllto gefotft oos
CT in Den 9icnit icines nSitnep".
@ei6Gftes itelen miro.
Die Sabres S%eriammlltne Der
Scrmann Mlltial Sabtnes & 2oot
Niiociution (Sporfoiie) 5ur @obl
bon ncrtn 9ireftoren, finSet an
Samstag, Ben &c. Sebritar, bon 6
bis IL llbr mittogs in ser Gitp SOIL
Itott.
-Gliper @raf uno 6omilic ia,
men Ieetcn Somstoe bierber, IN,
Der Mhttter oes Serrn @rof, 5ral
Sbeo, @rof peldc crnitIid front
mar, jcOod iid mie6er o,lf ser 8eiie.
rlurg bciin6ct, ctncn 9cilt6 ob5uitot
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

-Socab SbiIlip, BON 2ittle Ser.
ger, reiite letter. 6reitag nah Safe,
@rfonios, Inn ieiner bort mobnbof.
ten S6tpriter, Sroll Gbeo. 9orncr,
cincn Sciud ab5uItattcn.
-Srau @annie Spencer, bon ct.
2ouiS, weilt gegenpGrtig bier ouf
8ciuh bel ibrem 9rllOer, Clarence
2ionberger.
-Grmin O6sner, St1,oent an ser
StontS . ~ltnibcrIitGt 5l1 Columbia,
~ltottctc lebte @ofe ieinen bieiiqcn
Scrmonotcn einen fur5en 8cilt6 oh.
Geo. Pfalttih, bon Berger, mar
an Wittrpod bier in @eidGftcn.
-9(uguit 9iebcrif lm6 SRI. MCta
9ieberi6, bon Berger, poren am
6reitog beiudsiueiie bier.
-Nlbcrt s. &uI6cl, bon Stolpc,
erbielt lette ISOLDE feline Sieges- Ne.
6oinc, nebIt ie6s Bars. Sober bic.
Ter Bars rcprGIentirt cine S6lodlt
an peIhe Ser @mpfGnger Der Wtes
oaiIle betbeiligt mar. &llidel bicnte
in Ser 80. Snf. ser 3. 0ibiiion
Cibrer Sapfcrfeit megen ols Sight.
ing 0iniiion" befannt) rn6 nabm
an Sen Sdloften 3u ct. Wibtcl,
Aiine, Gboteolt.E CHERRY, Gbampdanc.
Morne, Seile, Nettie, glrgonne un6
gliine.W orne tbeiI.
-Som &essler, @alter 8rl1n.
oebler, @m. un6 Gbos. Sdmitt, bon
BotSbam, befonben iify lcbtcn Cams.
tag \, @cidGften bier.
-Srou ltriula S6inoIer, bon
Stonp Sill, reiIte letten 6reitag mad
gtoro Springs, Soma, gum 8eI1d
bon SermanOten.
50. e. YbiGips, cbentoIiger bic
tiger StationSogent, ieOod lett Ian.
gercn Sabren in ct. 2ouis mobn-
bait, ncbit @ottin morcn lebte 8o6c
bier ais @oit Ser 6omiIie 6. 9.
@oro.
-Sorbep Scdmaltn, neIdcr olS
Glcrf in Ser 2eqisIotur in Scffcrion
Git0 beidGftigt lit, NOR iiber Spnn.
tog bier gum 9eIuf ieiner GItcrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18
Berger.

Ole 6armers Shipping aiiociu.
tion.beablidtiet bas @ebGuOe 81 falt.
fen, in pelden iid ecgenmartig baS
@eidGft uno Ean5baae oeS Serrn
Sltg befinbet, Inn onSiclbe oils Ga.
9erbals 5u benuben.
Or. $. @agner mar lettc ISOLDE
in Socific Inn Ser Seriomllllng oes
Ner5te SereinS bon 6ranflin Count
tp bei5uipobnen.
Ilfreo Babe, melder ourf &ronfz
belt ans 8ett gefciiclt mar, bat iid
10 lpeit erbolt Dab er Ictte @ode
l%nierer Stoot einen geiu6 abItottcn
fonnte.
9puis Ruetter lit Ictten Wontag
bon Nebrasfa no6 unierer Sta0t
iiberiiebeIt, mo er ais &beiI6aber in
Oos @eid6ft Ser 6irmo Babe &
&l1etter eintreten pir6.
au9uit Stras5ner, tpeIfer felt oen
leBten 5lpun3ig Sabren Elm Storage.
i6Gft in Gtlab betrieb. hat 0osIelbe
an cine 200 afer umfaiienOe Snrm
nobc Gtlub bertor,i6t.
9oIpblts Sltgcl bat in ct. 2ouiS
cine Steae aIs 2ebrer Der bortigen
Glepeluno So6if1tle crbalten uno
bereitS nngetreten.
0ie @elhGfte lieBen felt mcbreren
8Oden bier Iebr biel 81 miinIden
iibrig, bod iobolb bic RoaoS etmas
%ob9etrodnet iino, 10 boB man 6ieiel,
ben pieoer befabren fam, obne sc.
1aDr 5ll laltter1, 1tete11 5lt blelbet,
bofft man a1f regeren Serfebr. @s
mare no6gerabe bod bal6 an Der
3eit, Dab mir ernItlid SIT 8erfc gin.
gen bauerbafte &oobS 81 bol1en, unH
anItatt oieielben innter MIR motif,
oiirftig ousbciicrn, Sen Infong mod.
eli StcinitraBen gu boucn iiber Ole
man 81 jeoer 3cit fabren fam, uno
Die ollf Oie 0auer biqiger Iino oGs
Die Cred. rno @11o. @oabs
G6. @lenn frilber bon bier unt
lett Icbtem Sabre in gopIor Bluff
OtO., p%obnbaft, bot bei WcGGurc
ST., cine Sarm bon 500 Gder &c.
intellect uno miro 0ortbin iiberiieoelr
Sri. 2ue1a Grceic mar am 0icnS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18
81 o E 3 IL b.

9ie 6ormer in Oieier llntgegeno
Oenfen BEL Dem iesieen id0nen
6riibiobrsWetter idon ernitlid 0ornn
Safer 81 iden.
9as I6one iporrne 8ctter bat niht
nltr sic eriten Srilbltngsboten; Die
glaub0gel 9ebradt, ionoern a,,d Ser
Stor6 bat ii9 lebte ISOLDE eingeItellt
unb 5luar bradte bcrielbe grnft
S6odlep uno Satin Elm S0bn6M
uno Glarf Bottom uno @attin ein
E06ter6en.
s. 6. Ricfc 1T our6 Sob. Sp6e
gum OffentIidem Notor ernonnt NOR.
Sen.
Srau &. 6. @allr rciIte lebte $50.
DIE nad Scanning, Mo., INN ibrer
@htttcr, Srmt $. %. Sbodlep S,t
perpflegen, ipelde b1,r6 Sulen ii6
Die SdllIter berrentte.
s. s. 8rintulonn mar Iettc $50.
fe in @eiddftSIa6en in ct. 2ouis.
S. 6. 9tiefe 11n6 Somtlie uuren
lcbtcn SOnntag in 2csIie gum Sc
il'd Scr SdmeItcr Scr Gro,t &iefc,
Jralt g. @. Streblmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18
Ernst |. Raffner, N. D.
Sermunn, W o.
Spesielle Nnfmerfiamfeit iuirb Der
iunuSGrstliden Sebanoluug
setuibmct.
Offices tunoen: 7 Biz 8. pormittagS:
~ big 9, no6mittags uno 6 Bis 8,
aben6s. Sonntags: Z biz 10, Dor.
mittagS.
Sbone 76.

tag in Scrmann ollf 8ciuf bel Ser
manoten.
80. s. Nocbel lu1o 6amilie utb u.
9. S6ul5 itotteten am 9ienstog I'm.
ierer Nahburitoot Scrmann einen
8eilt6 ab.
G~iebbGnOIer SEQ Stod iowie Die
Sarner Shipping Iiin. berianote
an 9ien8tag mebrrre GarIoolngen
Sieb.
8eSleD Ml1cller u10 Satin be-
Iudten am 0ienStag 6rel1n6c uno
8efannte in Serntonr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

te 8ode bon 0persburg, Seun., 5l'
rid, mo er einige 3eit beI6dftigt
mar sic @einreben ouf elmer aus
300 Ifer b~eIteben6en Sbit- unb Hes
benanlagc Su bei6neiOcn. Gr miro
pabridcinIi6 ih1ter ipie0er oortbin
5uriidtcbrcn nm sic Stele beS Irf.
ie9crS iiber 0ieie nlsgeoebnte 6rudlt.
farm 81 iibernebmcn.
--Jro0 SdmiOt, bon Berger uuo
gilbert Hitidaro, bon 2ittle Berger,
reiitcn lebtc ISOLDE rah G~oleriogc,
g~tebroSfa, I'M altf O~eniclbcn Sarmen
no iie im porigen Sabre beiddftiet
paren, 9ienit gu nebmen.
Or. S. IufoerSeioe uno @at-
tim, Don 0rafe, reiiten letten Don.
nerstag bon bier aus nod Setter.
ion GitD I'M 8efuntten clncn 9e'
iud ab5uitatten.
-8oitor 6. @runocbIer, bon
SOtSbom, I~tattete u1S lcbten 0ienS'
tua einen angenebucn 9eiuf) ub.
8aitor grunoebIcr, Der mGbreno ben
p%Cr9ongenen fiinf Sabrcn oIs SeeI'
iorger Der r]eformirten cbangI. 3ionS.
8emcinOe in Botsoam 6iente bat
ictne SteIle n~iebcrgelegt unb miro
fllr5 nnh Gltern nod edmonton, II,
berta, CANADA, iibcriieOeln, mo er uls
BaItor 3neier @cmcinocn oicnen
miro. Sem SalGr miro $1,000 be.
tragen, ncbit freicr @obntn9 uno
Sei3ung. Nm 30. MARS miro Yoitor
8runoebler iein belpegli6es Gigch.
tbrm in Sotsbum ouf 0em ScrItei.
gerungsmege berfaufen.
-gugen Gtolie, lpel6er letter
Scrbit cine &eiie na6 Dem Staate
California antrat uno BORT mebrere
Wonotc BET Ieiner God)ter in Gale.
potrio %berlpeiltc, lit lestcn 0ienStag
lDieoer IN iein bieiiges &eim 3uritd.
gefcbrt.
8. @. &iio, Sobn bon @m.
Slip, bon @osCOnaoe, uno SRI. Ser.
tDo Is. YbiIIipS, bon Wint Sill,
Sioge GountD mllrben Ietten Won.
tag onbier, bur6 Hi6tcr Gbep. @roi
getraut.
S. 8. Scamp, bon @oibington,
befuno ii6 Iesten 0ien8tog in @e.
idGftcn in unIerer Staot.
Der @oSconooe County Soloo,
ten. unb Worine.G Club miro nadIter
Sonntog Hodmittog Inn balb 2 l1Dr
lid in Der Gitp Sail beriammeln.
SRI. S0o Druid, bon ct. 2ortis.
befinbct it6 gcgenpGrtig bier olti
gciu6 bel ibrrr Wutter, Jrou SenrD
9uidmeDer.
SRI. gunice 9cgemonn bcrweiI.
tc lettc ISOLDE in Sutton ols @oIt
ibrcr 0Orti0en Sdulgenoiien.
Gin 8comter ocs 8innen.S telt.
er. Nmtcs lit icit lcstcn Mittpo6 bier
tint StutcrpfIidtigen in Scr g(lts.
fcrtigurg ibrer 8eridtc ilbcr ibr
Ginfomnlen nit Hotb uno Sbot bel.
5uItebCr. 0criclbc bat feline Office
I'M G%ourtboltS, uno miro biz mor9ell
bier blciben.
Strait SeNrp 9iedgrocfe befin.
bet iid in 9oonpille altf @eiu6 bei
ibren Geriuanotcn, Gn1il Sdneioer
un0 Satin.
-Nrtbur Stcpbou, wGldcr IGn.
gere 3eit in glbrio8e, Soma, be-
id6fti9t mar, lit leste 8ode pteoer
mad Stolpc ms Glternbo1s auriif.
gefcbrt.
-&cnrp un0 Sernlan 2abmeper
unb Sobn Sreo, ioDie 8n. Mott.
beps llnO Gbas. &~rueger, bon 8lano,
paren lebten Wittno6 bier in Sc
ridtsangelegenbeiten.
SRI. Selen @eefs, melde meb.
rere 8o6eu BEL ibren Gltern on Der
i Sirit Greet bertueilt batte, lit lette
ISOLDE WieOer nad ct, 2ouis 8uriid,
gefebrt.
-Senrp S6nitger, bon Botsbam,
INN Mm Sppmpnpr ,tuA !Spnrn 0p,,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

@s lebt MIR, iper nidt ii6 aGein
lcbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-18

Sonne: 6ribc, Oh briiflt mid ia
bcltte 10 feite.
6rtbc: ga, metBtc-mir boben
gcItern iibcr bun6ert 9lnb Strob
9%cbutocn, unO oo bob' ids nod 10
I'M @riff.
Seirut6s 2isenien.
John W. Kiso, Gasconade, 90
Bertha E. Phillips, Mint Hill, %
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-21
SMALL FISH DOES BIT TO COMFORT AMERICANS
 AND SEEMS TO ENJOY IT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (by Associ- ated Press) ).-T The top minnow, a wee fish, is doing it's bit for the health and comfort of the American people and seems to enjoy the job.
 Its popularity as an agent in the control of malaria and destruction of mosquitoes has spread considerable during the last year, according to Samuel F. Hildebrand, assistant of the bureau of fisheries, working in cooperation with the United States public health service.
 In. twelve southern states employ ment of the top minnow is reported and nearly every sanitary engineer who made use of it has reported eX. cellent results with saving of large sums where fish control replaced methods that were more expensive.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-21
THINKS PRICE SLUMP NOW AT
 LOWEST POINT

That the slump in prices has about reached bottom and that there will be an upward tendency in many lines soon is the prevailing opinion among Seattle business men and bankers, according to w. P. Mills, Sitka mer chant, who left Juneau for for his home on the Estebeth last night, says the Empire. MT. Mills arrived from three days visit at Seattle on the Spokane. MT. Mills believes there will be a revival of business soon and that larger orders will be placed with manufacturers, and producers of raw materials and jobbers as soon as it is established that prices have reached the bottom.
 "Of course" said MT. Mills, prices will come down slowly on the lines that can stand it, but on those ar ticles where the slump in prices has caused business disturbances the out look is that an upward trend will soon begin"
 MT. Mills says that last year was the best that Sitka has had in a busi- ness way, and he expects 1921 to prove to be another good year.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-21
COUNTRIES SHOULD UNITE
 FOREST PLANS

MONTREAL, Jan. 21 (by Associ- ated Press). - The best people of Canada and the United States must tackle the forestry problem in a more thorough manner than heretofore if the great industry of the two coun- tries is to be sustained, R. s. Kell- ogg of New York, chairman of the national forestry program committee, told the Canadian Forestry Associa- tion in his address before it yester- day, He declared that private own CTS must cooperate with the two governments to make the forests produce the needed raw material.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-21
HAPPENINGS or LOCAL INTEREST
 AROUND TOWN

There will be Boy Scout meeting tonight
 Father McMillan came over from Valdez on the Alameda today
 Deputy Marshal Fursman was a re- turning passenger today from Val dez
 Attorneys B. o. Graham and F H. Foster returned today from a short business trip to Valdez.
 Gus Giles, the popular representa- tvs of the National Grocery Company of Seattle, is in town for a few days
 B. B. Yielding, general manager Of the Kennecott Copper Corporations is back from hurried trip to Latouche.
 Mrs. H. D. Shultz, of Anchorage, is a passenger aboard the Alameda en route to Seattle and California on a short visit.
 Roy Fairbanks, Of Anchorage, who recently disposed of his business there, is in Cordova today on his way to the states.
 The man Cordova friends of J. L. Fazard, superintendent of the La touche mine, will be pained to learn that he is seriously i'll.
 Ill the pool tournament at The Club, which closed last night Buster Den- his won the first prize of $50; Will liam Urquhart, the second, $15; AL fred Guio, the third, $10.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-21
MOVIE AND ORCHESTRA
 FOR LEPER COLONY

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad Jan. 21 (by Associated Press) A moving picture show for the leper colony, with an orchestra composed of girl lepers, is now in operation, provided for by fund started year ago by visiting Americans, aided by the United States consul general, Henry D. Biker.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-21
PLANS TO REPATRIATE
 POLES IN RUSSIA

WARSAW, Jan. 21 (by Associated Press). - Government officials have estimated that there are more than 300,000 Poles in Russia and plans arc being formulated for their repatria- tion. Owing to the heavy expense of this task, the Polish ministry of for eign affairs has appealed to the popu- lation for contributions to help in de- fraying the cost to the government.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-21
FLIGHT TO WASHINGTON
 WITH ELECTORAL VOTE

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. q (by Asso- ciated Press) Mrs. H. H. Wheeler, the delegate charged with delivering the Nebraska electoral vote at Wash ington. hoped off yesterday on the first leg of an aeroplaue flight to the capital. The first stop was Om- aha, where Mrs. Draper Smith, alter nate, joined her with another plane.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-21
WOULD PUT KIB0SH
 ON ALL SMOKING

SALT LAKE, Jan. 21 (by Associ- ated Press). ).-Representative South with, who introduced a bill providing the elimination of manufactured cig- arettes- in the state. said that if the bill passes he will introduce an. other bill for the elimination of the sale and use of all smoking materials.