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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-10-31
A CONSUMPTION WITH A BETTER MO.

'A-fNoout SIN or seven years ago we suggest
ed as possible alternative to military conscrpton
that the state might take the youth of the conn
Try Tor two years and employ them under skilled
leaders IN great public works-in the buildino ~
schools hospitals, parks, afforestation. VILLAGE
nails libraries and all that was not private enter
Prise but was necessary for the public welfare
mat IN this civil army the young men would learn
" u"ue WhCh would be useful to them after their
period OF pubhc service ceased, and that a country
"uoptnS TINS ideal might in generation make its
'iV'lzaton and Its public service one of the high
est and most efficient in the world Wa Vii,
Wa''n tne result OF the Bulgarian proposal with
the greatest interest 1t is far finer idea than the
military conScripton which has brought about such
unhappnesS IN Europe and it is possible that in 4
generation the Bulgarians by this means NAV
iaise their state to higher level of civilization
- - -. Z, .,x~r. :. xxy -.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-10-31

An the smoke that up the chimbley, wove it fit
ful, dreamy wreath, seemed playin' movie-phant-
oms to the cmbers underneath
| recall the fairy picters that abound in the glow
Of that plain, odfashioned fireplace, that my
childhood used to know-and they seemed to
dance an smile at me, from out the golden fame,
till | mighty nigh concluded that knowed em all
by name---Its curious, how they come again,
when ellers eyes is shet, bring back the old home
fireplace, that a teller can't forget!
1t gripped my youthful heart strings with a su-
persisted content which never has forsook me thru
the journey | have went,-and the most profound
est pleasures which | now and then enjoy, is to
conjure back them visions which looked on when
boy, and to jes' monopolize EN-, Teller will,
you know, that loves the old log fireplace of the
precious long ago.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-10-31
THE PARTNERSHIP SPIRIT - Pc

1t1E PARTNERSHIP SPlKlI postmaster
General Hayes in recent address, said that he
proposed to go to great lengths to develop the idea
that the 100000 workers in the Post Office De
partment partners in the enterprise H is try
ing to make all OF this vast body of workers feel
that their individual needs will receive personal
attention. and that they have an interest in giving
good service. If that spirit can be instilled into
the postal service, it must greatly improve its NOR
ale and the class of work it will do for the commrn
ity. If vast and overgrown machine like the
postal service can produce feeling of enthusiasm
and loyalty among its workers. it should be possible
to accomplish even better results in the ordinary
business enterprise Where this is done, the re-
suit must be to improve service and increase pro
duction.
The workers i'll any we'll managed industry arc
always partners. They share prosperity, If the
employees work with superior skill and energy the
concern becomes better able to reward its helpers
generously and almost always it does so
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-10-31
MORE FROG THAN OK

Paul Terry says that his The Frog and the OK
cartoon OF the Aesop's Film Fables series is called
TO mind by this repartee
1 have decided to cal my home brew frog re-
marked Mutt
Why" asked Bolt
Because 1t has plenty OF hops, but not much
KICK replied Nutt.-Milwaukee Sentinel
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-10-31
B. Y. P. U. TO MEET
IN MOULTRIE ON 18th

November 18th and 18th will be B.
Y. P. U. days for Southwest Georgia
Baptist young people in Moultrie and
that hustling city is making big prep
arations to entertain all the young
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-10-31
711l7e :'6I1i1a5'
Fl OgI:n1
THE OLD LOG FIREPLACE!

How we'll | recollect it, from
Icholdhood's happy days, we gath
cred there around it, an enjoyed
its CHEEKY blaze--Ihe back-logs' $
Ipondcrosiy help blcssin's to en-
joy-the forestick and the film
charmed tn happy girl an boy
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-10-31

Many people who go out into the garden every
DAY IN the summer to see how the garden is grow
ing never visit the school to see how their child
rens minds expanding.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-10-31

Baptists who may desire to atten, tbs
convention. Moutrle Baptists are.
joined by the entire community ir
preparing entertainment for the fiye
hundred visitors expected to attend
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-10-31

Mrs. w. W. Hughes and children
Lille Mae and f. ]. spent the %eek-
end in Americus with Mr.. Hughes
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-10-31

The city motorist come out in the coontry AID
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-10-31

And Lots of Other Bargains TOO num-
erous to mention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
CHICAGO GRAIN M1KKrr

CHICAGO. SEPT. l-rrndiug IN whca;
o-nad"n"G considerably and with limited
on"rirEs price. advanced sharply ana -
N" toD showed cents over the iu-lt.
nGufc- made early on pa" Board ~ Trad.
mere t"itf. Houses with EASTERN and sea
bchrd connections were fro" buyers and
IN" in"rh.' act On was iakcn az confirm
lnE the recent opinion that an: increase
IN tn" outside interests would result I'm
/" HhHr" advance. y urivatc crop rotor,
showing iptt.,Dm bushels e: a.. wheat .or
ttc country. nr lIo-9.rO' less than The roV
eminent August crov. had considerable IN.
GI"lfc sentiment. In Indicated a sur
plus % under :cpp'.nyo bushels ON M
basis u norma concentration and carry
over. The close Was strong. With wheat
~ - TO higher corn w 80 10 lt4c and
oats half Z" ~ irhcr
Corn showed tair activity and averaged
higher. september Ehnw"i more strength
IMAM the dotsrrci deliveries. selling a.
'.-csn' ovcr the D"cc!nb.r. with buying
az September and Scli!n. OF December IN
cash interests A. features
Oats Wore HCtiv" and higher with othc :
grains Seatemher gained slightly on De
CcmhCr.
Prpv!H.nnn wci" easier on scattered soil.
in@. With deliveries ~ tr'tvJ pounds ~.
lard ana @.tm .eO' ponds of ribs on Scptcm
be- contracts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
Bf FRED'k +. NOTHING d co.
Investment bankers.
l8-CENT COTTON GOES
ON NEW YORK BOARD
Sen.ntionully BulIish Report Sturts I,uy.
ing Rush in Exchange in
mi
Hy Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept !-Th" feature in
we coNon market today WAS the publiCa-
non 81 the most scnSatioaally builIsh end
AuGy bureau in the history OF the
trade The condition OF ig.S was not SO
very very lar below the average Of the private
than points below the previous low
cr9n Of only 7.037oC) baies
mes" hgurcs We're followed by an al
most equally sensational rush to buy
.hd there was no mrTcrial check TO the
ihW or l6S points above tho close OF
Yesterday and l9i points abov. the low
zee touched on yesterdays reaction This
hnEance N.Y. is-ccnt cotton ON tho board
WIN poth May and July selling above that
hcutc ana the cloSc was within - or 20
points OF the best. with the tone very
steady IT net advance OF !23 TO lij
points.
The market had shown signs of return
ing confidence before the official cron fip-
urrs ere issued. There was some further
scauJ.nE liquidation. hut there was also
good dca! ot covering after tho big
break OF yesterday morning. while a fittie
Liverpool cables. increased Liverpool spnt
GALE reports OF n better demand from
Sanche ester ana claims that tho South Of
fercd spot cotton less freely on ycster.
dav's dcclin".
FIRST prices here were points lower on
October, but generally : 20 !? points higher
and the market was some 40 or
figures before the crop Indication was
published. With the announcement Of 4
ins,cad of as the nrst h2nre OF tho
condition. buying orders flooded tho ring
and thcrc was practically no lot IN In
the volume OF trading until Just before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
WILD BULL MARKET
CREATED IN COTTON
government Report SENDS Prices S0Itrinr
Closing at OEr Hundred and Forty
Foi:Ii~ Net t.aIn
liz NssIcLnt,l -.


o. Okl.tANS Ia, sept The Mild
'Ht h.nd c' a null marh.t was created IN
cotton io-Ny nS tn" ruNvEr'H.ni's august
= eonG.tipu hsur,, u: -. yer c:al al
iar any month IN any Scar nnI in..ltAt-
!uE yield OF only ..i3i.Jyg bales The
-!.a.!cs, e..o IN about th!rty years
iu The ir-t ten minutes following thcs,
~ about 81 i Da4c. oCtoour touching l1.2S
ana a.! month"; going TO the higue~J levels
e.L,t .aSt -"ONcInotr. FOl.OWlU. ms Tto-
lent upiurn Extremely heavy realizing by
r"u-u"U pi about !"p puIuts. out IN The
!atg- fading tuc EHrnCL >t,ad.va UP
AGAIN AMI the close was at net gains on
;"s session 81 IN 10 lJJ !oin;s vain DC
Ihe Ourrag reaor, was issued i, 70
uc!urN aud pT!or To tAat thc market. had
~ arsi, Idi.eH of 10 ~ points under
Liquidation "i .o:. -oi' .:aCt-. bat hsu! sub
sEO"lnE cU"v!ctlon tnat iar i:udc was
IAr.hr an extremely bu.!!sh report. and
Just Urtug" H. figures were out II stood
~ l" y points higher than the Inns!
prices ~ yesterday. rhe further rise re
suluHE i.vW inc -sTaU.S!" to nu. on
the c.op nsUres wldened the net gains
10 ~ 40 l'r g"iat- On th- most active
'Iun,'.-. pr AIMS, exactly ss..si bale.
When tEg :rSt .-.at wave vi buying had
sD-nL tisti! ~ i'''San 10 !oOh. fvE d while,
ns II .qglaai!Cn OF long colSon wuU.a
gJLt Nae -. market Tor The rem Under
o. ."r session, but new buylp. d.EvIODld
when tH- crop figures had been i.Etstvt.
The most telling argument Ia favor o!
uarl;.Ju VIA the previous low condition
record when MAS "i.i and was returned
on September :" IN both 1915 and 1913.
Claims were advanced that the crop had
they hat much To do with the stcad!nc.ss
shown IN the late trading.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
CuMNIDN WEALTH OF NtRGiNiN
OFFICE or Tile AUDITOR OF
PUBLIC ACCOUNT
RICHMOND.

List of bank deposits (S:.5o ana
over in the Savings Bank OF Ken
mond. Richmond. Va. not checked on
for nftccn years. publication OF Whicn
is made as required by chapter 81.
Acts Extra Session 1919:
j. w. Elllcy. hdmr. ............S y! i 4.
l.. y. GrigE ........ 80
Harris L. ll"rndon. ........... ,.
j. q. Mayer .....-.... 100
The lawful owners. ii any, o: THIS
money can at any time Within ten
years apply Tor the same to Hon.
Roosevelt rage. Second Auditor of
Virginia. Richmond. Virginia. FUR
niShinG proof of such ownership sat
iSiactory Ia that officer.
.. LEE MOORE.
Ambition Iuhlir AcrnnnIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

SEW YORK sent The market for
coffee futures was somewhat. irr-su!aE
today but showed generally steady
undertnn" ownr 10 tile. st"Hdincss %.
Hraltl and reuorra that first offers w"r"
restricted by ihs uncertainty nj exchange
rates. cThr market opened UNCHANGED Ia
points higher on overHisht buying orders.
but after their execution caS"G on from!
20 20 7l2 Tor December under scattered!
realizing. Later tho prices iirn"d ur
again on trade buy!nc aCCom?anl"d bv
reports of fair 500; dcniunG. and D.. =
C.nbrr closed It, s.2I bid. Deliveries on
contract wcr. reported OF 3 30 bags to-
day. TIE general market closed net
u"nt higher 10 points lower Sales
were estimated at about 2s.pD ScD;cin e
her. G>5. October. 6.s1; December 20:
January. '.32; March. Isl. MAY. 80; July.
1n3
SPOT coffee. firm: Rio ~ * Santos l..
lo'A a IL. Cost and freight Offers were
limited. those received included santos Is
iourb"ns AZ lets TO HOO. and wei de-
scriO-d at loco 10 100
The official cables reported decline Of
p" reiS IN thu dollnr buying rate with
exchange on London unchanged The Rio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
~ IZNES-DhSPATCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

Missouri. GS and 10000. oklahoma. ~
and i7i.0oo. California. - and $4,000,
Arizona. ~ and $1,000; all other
states. 81 and no, estimated.
Lower Califoruta's production fore
cast is $1,000 bales. which is included
in California figures. but cxclud, J
from the United States total.
Condition Lowest In August.
The condition OF cotton on August
20 WAS the lowest IL has ever h..n
in any month in tho history Of the
cotton growing industry. according To
the records of tn" Department OF
Agriculture. In commenting on tn.
conditions. the department. In a state
mcnt. said:
The damage has been the greatest
in the :,rc:, from C"ntral Oklohu ~
to North Central Texas. the fali in
condition amounting to from - To 80
points. Declines Of from - TO 2O
points are shown for southern South
Carolina. for Georgia. Northern Ma
bana. ana the delta section or Mis-
sic sippi and throughout the belt west
ri the Mississippi River except la
the northcru edge. where some slight
Improvement occurred.
CONDITIONS are especially bad. not
above 10 per cent in southern Okla
homa and not over Il third OF "a crop
is promised in the adjoining portIns
of Northern Texas. In Southern and
Central South Carolina the promise is
for less than third and in some
counties not over 10 per cent of :,
crop. The Central bolt OF Georgia
and mos, OF East and South Texas
promise about "A third.
noII Wcc>II Docs Damage.
"Evcrything seems to have gone
wrong with the crop. In Southern
South Carolina in Georgia and in
Arkansas and In PORTIONS OF other
States. excess rainfall and cool
weather have combined TO give Il big
weed. which the bolt wccvil IN the
flush OF carly invasion has attacked
yoraciously. destroying all squares
and bolls set even August and even
attacking the larger bolls.
From 80 to 90 per cent OF the bolls
are effected in Southern South Caro-
lima, and the proportions run very
high in other States. Westward from
Georgia. through Alabama. Missis-
sippi and Louisiana 10 Texas and
Oklahoma. the wccvil has multiplied
ta- beyond the usual experience. In
Oklahoma. Notwithstanding heat and
drought. 1t is worse than ever eA-
pcricnccd. In Texas IL IL the chiet
cause of deterioration.
The mild winter Is held rcspons'-
BILE for sparins an un"-ual number "i
wccvils as we'll AZ other insects
which have multiplied beyond incaa-
urc and are devastating the new
growth in practically all the area OF
Its prcscn; raIs-c. The army "orn'
is present in large numbers through :
Inut most OF Arkansas. Tennessee ana
North Mississippi. tut the deioIlat'ol
Of III, heavy growth is not looked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

ncei steer. steady - ,trong; % no. wyak
!" ~ lower. top ."arIinss lOs5. mature
steers. .: bulk t.Ii"3.75: In between
S Sssh y, ,ai she -. c.mnsrs AMI cutter,
CONS ana tGiHr4 most: ;.2i u $50. can
n"r- and cutters. -jgu 3d.. bulls steady
b4lh hui"rna. S.SjH 100. ur.f steers ,T5ft
30: veal chIYcs. Jor higher: bulk y 20 n
l.,H. st1ckcrS and i"oiors aiow weak
iin- steady 20 loo higher. plain grade
NJ most. hnliuN"r light. ton as. bull,
light and light butchers (. G5H.ja. ,uIE
patH'-I sgNS. t.1'fi Us; Digs !:,e to o..
hiEhcr: bG,k desirable. scG!, %
-. all t4IF~-. mostly steady. wcp'
Urn tat .dIrbs closing strong: ton native
!"tHbS. -. butk '.'pH 10; Culls i5FMIiCA
top western lambs so ranging down -
90 bulk Eat nativ" cwes e.50ha.5l. Few
l9Sats. iDJ. feeder lambs inustl. -.pI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
REPORTS SHOW BIG CUT
IN COTTON PRODUCTION
Conditions During August
Cause Reduction of loo
600 Bales in Last Number.
ICY Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON. Sent l-Dcclinc III
the condition OF the cotton crop dur
ing August caused a reduction OF
l,l66,000 bales in the estimated final
production as compared with the
amount forecast a month ago
Production the year was forecast
today az 7,o37.o00 bales OF 500 pounds
gross by the Department OF AGricul-
turc. which based its estimate 81,
the condition OF the crop August ~
which was 1913 per cent NJ normal
forecasting yield Of 1870 pounds
FER acre.
Condition Is CO. Per Cent.
The production was forecast u
month ago n S.a03.000 bales based
on the July - condition of the crop
which was O., per cent OF a normal
Last years crop was l5.i3?.G0a bales
and the August - condition was 60
per cent Of normal. The average
condition of the crop on August -
for the ten ycars-l9ll-2o--is GI.7 per
cent The decline in condition from
July - To August - was 1874 points.
compared with AN average decline OF
- points for the ten years.
The condition of the crop on Au-
gust % and the forecast cf produc-
ton based on tho condition. by
states. were: Virginia. condition 6$
and production ii.oO0 bales: North
Carolina. e. and $4,000: South Caro-
lima. 30 and $4,000. Georgia, IL and
So, 900; Florida. - and 10000: Ala
hama. 81 and i52.0G0: Mississippi. 81
and GI9. zoo. Louisiana, A. and $4,000:
Texas, IL and l.H2S. 900 Arkansas. 80
and T"?. 900: Tennessee Ii and 235 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

SUGAR
SEN YORK.. S'rt. Raw SUGAR showed
u" idflhcr ch1aS' iOlSy ana WAX ."r.Uy
Win 1uN"rs AZ ''l for. ccutr.fIC.u Guc"u-
!T%'sl ns4r while. ihr Cuban commit
20" SUI mold Tor -.
Raw ,u:ac futures opened steady IN
.h1nS-b TO u"In,s advance. 5nd mad"
inringr slight gains on covering and some
Ihb" huH NIX. with last prices : 20 .
points u.t higher september closed -.
h,'"'nrrf, -"-. January 40. and March.
.ued sugar VAS duet bu, rhe trade
gha. pht"i u better demand after tn"
~. dag |!ne rranu,atci remained AZ
80: kehlrt sugar futures were neglected
ana nominal. closing unchanged to 10
p".i'N higher. october closed 30. Jan.
."5h. .'''; Marcn. 80. all BIDS
COTTONSEED OIL.
NEW YORK. Ssut. I-Aci!Nc covering
~ snort. on tho 0uiiish government re
bort crr!si cvtionsccd "I uriccs un Il
10 80 ug'nts today, hut "A rnrl'N setback
"''uftcA "a tn. afternoon. duo 10 the dis
,r9"!nt,u. action % ltrd. closing prices
We're ~ tp ~ points not higher sales. - p
y. par" ana tenders 10 harrsls. rr'iu"
'fpl", 49, q 80. prigU" summer yellow ~ nt
unGug'"d- S"uicmIer closed s9i. october.
w. December. S!-; January, s,.. March.
81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

n. Ctsr when thu volume ot business
thpc.gI OF al.hiy There MAS heavy
,sn.I<!hs GA The advance which carried
cctnh.r ~ 10 u ~ and Nay To- 1850. hut
,c.aI hrok"rs sald there was comparatively
ii.'/-"!line D. The south
u" rppp-cwcntll report ~ the bureau
describing tho causes Of tn. crops do
tcroF%t!ou during august Increased the
hDIShnesS ~ sentiment 10 the out
came, and .ENrc were humorous rcIorts
from n" SpEtn Claiming IA" crop mad
last ground since August =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

months in tho contract market nnadoi
new high levels tor the seasoi;
The heaviest Kind Of realizing came
rom owners OF Ions; contracts az; ,ha
prices buigcd. and ~ lIi5 n'lioek
prices were 100 points down frou: the
highest -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
Crop Promised.
Cotton ,icm smallest in 10 Years


NEW ORLEANS. sept THE new
August cotton crop condition report
by thc government, indicating the
smallest yield in about thirty Years.
,rcat"d wild market in cotton to-
day and advanced prices Violently.
IN tn" ten minutes following the con-
dition report OF 1913 per cent OF nor
1al. indicating a yield Of but ,.03T.-
Geo bales. there was rise on the
more active months OF l2l to l50
points. or about - a bale.
October rose to 1925 and December
90 1885, IT which levels they We're
l69 20 10 points higher than the
close OF yesterday, or about SS.5o a
bale up. the market having advanced
considerably prior TO the report from
the government At 10 o'clock. All
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

upo:. as an unmixcd evil Boil worms
an the usual pests are present in
greater numbers than usual. but their
damage is small compared with tn"
wccvil In North Carolina and Nu-
Einia the long drought has been al
most as destructive as the wccvil
elsewhere.
rwn-ThIrds Crop Promised.
The Northern edges of the belt,
from Virginia ana North Carolina
through Tennessee. Northern Arkau-
fIs ana Northern Oklahoma promise
about two-thirds of Il crop Missis-
Sipp and the Northern portion al
Alabama. GcorGia ana south Carolina
sill forecasts better than half q
crop"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

Ecw Yo-A-M.is:!!rE. !T.5G. stock 1896
Minor ports stpt". -.S5i.
IOigl today Kcc"ig;s .aiiG. exports H..
$50. stock lJi..Is.
.Io'ai ior week Receipt. io0.lo. exports.
Total tor. season Receipts $685. cx-
ports !Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
rETENsi,uNG rENNur MNnkrr.

reported hy Rodgers. flummvr x Co. Inc.
S"picutbCr I. ltsI.
SPANISH Farmers stock. uIartset irrn.
$50 10 u per bush"l.
NlkGl<lAS Farmer" stock market
steady
Fancy Jumbo. 6 20 exc per To-
E.AiTa pri'u". . to 5iac per 10.
Prime. &c tn sc per 10
Smelling stock. Sc TO sac uCr ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

notes and that now over SO per cen:
OF The notes have been deposited
Cuba cane preferred and Pierce Ar
row common ana preferred mad. new
i"w records today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02
MIsItLLNNrut, MAnkErs.


NEW YORK Sept loving tn the
share rise N cotton. many oi tie rlI.I
agents handling finished auI s-Ay goods
today Withdrew all prl'.s. SOM agents
wi.l not issue lists until after IN.
holiday. !'.!nt cloths. shrctiugs IuI other
unfinished cloths advanced again. Yarns
advanced an! many suinucrs refused to
quote grlC"- Dress goods were uu!et.
lIaN SILK VAS duli.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

Remarks: Fair SUPPLY of cattle. Mar
kci shade better owing 10 lighter run.
strictly good steers, LEO lbs.
and up ......... ....,.......... "a "a -
Medium to good steers. l,r1
to lCV lbs. ............-..... G',H "a
Common To medium steers.
so To- 80 lbs. ................. "a
Good 10 choice cows a
Medium 10 good cows -.
Common TO medium cows. II IN
Old poor cow ................. 40 IN
Medium Ia good ox"n......... % ~.
Common 10 medium oxen Gr
Fat butcher bulls ............. ~ ~
bologna bulls ..:.,........:..:;, 50
Light, common bologna bulls 3hf1 81.
Choice Fat heifcrs. 80 10
100 lbs. -........,........ C'sD
Medium 10 good hcifcrs. 500
to 800 lbs ....... .............'. 80 e'2
Common 10 medium hcifcrs.. 90
Good corn led hogs. ls' iba a
" iiS lbs s"r" 'SH nus !o4@ ma
Good corn fed pigs and shoais 10 %
All Southern hogs sold sublset 70 inspec-
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High Mason PASSES inn;yy,,

RENO, NEN.. sop. r-Adolphus Il.
Fitzgerald. Of Eureka, New. 81. dan.
OF the supreme Conststory of the,
ThirtN-third Degree. scottish Ritz
Masonry. for the Southern jurisdic-
ton "f the UNitcd states. died, yrs.
tcrday ~ the home of his SON IN.
Boston. Mass. accorc:1E to word 70.
Ccivcd ha~ f- Tie was born in
IA Carolina and served with the
Conrcdtr.,, - throughout the
War Bctwcon tho states lie was
chief justice 90 Nevada in 1904 and
was leader Of the SILVER Party IN the
first Bryan campaign of Ism.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

;nafh., WAS unchanged ,p 20 ross aud San
N' Hh'h"nccl - - rc!S lower. Koc,ir,y
- The two UrsElil.n iprts 1. ~. Inn
di'hy rcCciDtE. .el"c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-02

not TO he without IL" after using
for years Or. SETH ARNOLp,S EAt.-
SAM for summer sickness. Recon-
nient.