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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-16

Detroit.-Mondina Federico told
Judge Cotter he had eaten every
where, slept everywhere and been
everywhere, except in Jail The
judge Obliged him by sentencing
him to the house of correction.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.

SPECIAL SACRIFICE BARGAIN, IN
proved Missouri farm and stock ranch.
gro acres. blue grass section of Pike
county, $50 acres open tItlable land,
good buildings. fences, water. etc Spe-
ciaI price of S52 so per acre includes
livestock and implements, and lmmed-
late possession. Percy Alexander,
Owner, ST. Charles. Mo.
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PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.

Warrant NO. Dog.
Notice is hereby given to an per
sons interested that the board OF
local improvements of the city OF
Rock Island, ILL.,, has filed in the
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WHY DEPEND ON SOMEONE ELSE FOR
employment. Go in business for your
self and be independent. l have to Of
fer an excsIlently equipped garage do
ing mostly Ford work. VIII be salts
fed with small down payment. Easy
terms. Address . A D." care Argus.
FOR SALE: GROCERY STORE. 900
Third avenue, good business, splendid
location. Must sell on account of sick
ness and leaving for Europe. Phone Z.
I 1862 call at store.
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MANTED-SALESMEN.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
hustler. Liberal commissions. Backed
up by a big advertising campaign. High
grade tailoring from Maker TO Wearer.
Davis Clothes fit.' Exclusive terri
tory. Write today. The 2. II. Davis
Tailoring company. Cincinnati. Ohio
STICKALITE. NEW $3.50 AUTO AC-
sales daily easy. Sells on sight. Abso-
lutely nothing else like it on the mar
ket Write Arthur A. Patterson. Inc
332 South Michigan avenue. Chicago
FIFTY SEVEN MILES PER GALLON
made with new patented gasoline Tapor-
izer. Write for particulars Stransky
Vaporizer Co, Puzwana, s. d.
MEN WANTED TO SELL GROCERIES.
Selling experience not necessary. One
of the worlds largest wholesale grocery
houses (capital over Sl-ooo.ooo) wants
ambitious men in your locality to sell
direct 70 consumer nationally known
brands of an extensive line of grocer
les, paints. roofings. lubrieatns oils.
stock foods. etc. State age and county
desired. John Sexton Co. 352 W.
Illinois street. Chicago. Ill
A SALESMAN IN THIS COUNTY WHO
who has car or can cover same with
horse and buggy and give his entire
time to our line. We are not the old
est but we are the largest nursery IN
America. Full particulars, If you are IN
terested in a line that will afford you
permanent and profitable employment
the year round. We refer to your
banker as to our Responsible we re-
Quire references as to your character
only Write at once If interested. The
Greening Nursery Co. Monroe, Mich.
WE HAVE PLACES FOR FEW HIGH
class salesnen in Illinois TO sell the lam
Gus Harley line OF groceries and house
hold supplies. The men who grasp TINS
opportunity will make fine incomes The
goods are necessities. The prices are
low and the profits large. Permanent
bushes sand exclusive territory. kx-
periences or capital not needed. Write
for fuil details. The E. c. Harley Co.,
1885 E. Third street. Dayton. Ohio.
DISTRICT SALESMAN FOB WELL
equipped counties to handle an essen
tial automobile appliance, highly re-
munerative- State experience and
reference. L. Pfeifer. sales manager, 916
Wrigiey Bldg. Chicago.
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Farm LOANS.

=
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS
in Rock Island and Mercer counties.
ANY amount. Reasonable terms SEES
me II you want farm loan. Write or
phone 81 Frank NJ. Hailam. Mon
mouth. III.
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WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

~O~~~~~D-N~0>O--~~-~~N ~~~~~~~~---~~~0~~~
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS FOR
men. women. over II. Railway Mail
Clerk 81 800. Possoffice clerk 81 400
81 500. Government clerk, $1,000 to
$500. Typist. S1.400. Experience
unnecessary. For free particulars, write
J. Leonard (forrner Civil Service ex-
aminer) 1855 Equitable Bldg, Wash
ington, D. c.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

TIRES GALL Makes. ACCESSORIES
for bicycles. motorcycles, autos. $40
bicycles. complete, S57- tail coIorsD :.
Five stores: us East Third street.
3024-6-S East Second street. Davenport,
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply House
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WANTED-TO TRADE.

WILL TRADE MERIDIAN PETROLEUM
for used car. J. Weber. 800 Eleventh
street.
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sUPE1FLUOUS HAIR

sUPERFLUOUS HAIR. MoLES, WARTS
On FACE and arms permanently removed
with electric needle. Address Miss A.
M Kittredge. / Argyle Flats. Brady
street Davenport. Phone Dav. S0A
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rNIcHr~ TEMfL-AR.

TIE STATED CoECLAVE OF RoCh
ALE ls.and CommSnoery No. 10,
xSFA kuIguts 1enpIAF VIII De he'd
RA2cA DE second MondAy OIL each
E&8H month"; y. a. na4Igrtns ccnA-
VIZ Iu1.ucer; }. l.. AIck=y. TeeoIusF.
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PHONE \. I las AND Ash puz
A WANT AD TAEEA
FOR stLE-cirY PROPERTY.

FOR stLE-CtTT PRePERTT.
SIX ROOM ALL MODERN GOVERNMENT
house. 4. 1, 1868
BUNGALOW FIVE ROOMS. BATH.
sleeping porch, ans piaes. BaiIi-ln
book case. side board, paving brick
foundation, cepented basement, attis
store room. poultry house ana sand.
Lots 5uxl5 A first class honss
price and terms see J. N. Benson.
iy-tourth stneet Rock Island. for
price Phone B. l. 3s22 6o2 Forty.
sixth street. Rock Island.
NICE COTTAGE LOT 3Uxs5- AND A6-
Joining lot suitable for small building.
terms $500 o''e essh s Addres. CO,
tase." care Argus.
NINE RooA MODERN HOUSE SLEEP
ing porch. garage. s73s Sixth avenue
Terms 10 suit purchaser Owner.
TEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE SUITABLE
for two familier. 426 Eleventh street,
300.
FOR SALE Oh RENT, THREE ACRES
ground. small house. barn. chicken
house and fruit trees. Near car llae.
DOUBLE GOVERNMENT HOUSE AT
cost beautiful corner on boulevard
owner leaving city. Call after o eiock
only. 1858 Fortieth street. Can FUR.
nlsh decd and abstract to date.
HOUSE. HILL LOCATION, SIX Rooms
electric lights gas. furnace and decp
well. Payment down and S25 q month.
including interest. Price $500. Can
R. l. 5227. viii consider Ford touring
ear
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DISTRICT SALESMAN FOB WELL
equipped counties to handle essen
tial automobile appliance, highly re-
munerative- State experience and
reference. L. Pfeifer. sales manager, 910
Mrigiay Bldg. Chicago.
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Teal, LODGE NJ. COS. L. o. o. q.
Meets every Thursday evening
4. knSTs a. ODD Fellows temple on
N%rNa Fourth avenue, between Sew
2ES enteenLh and Z n e n
(fSG streets. c. Herwlg, N e.:
W y. Anders, h. ). First
Thursday of each month. lnltla-
tory degree, nrst, second aau IhIro Co.
gree the following THURSDAY.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

-'r-,-TrSTToS Ex-sERvICE MEM
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ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. $50. FRAZIER
nal urder of Gag ies.-kegu4ar meetings
trsi aad third TUESDAY OF each month
at Eagles home, Fourth aysnus ana
rvrnty-nr street. Frank Wien. W. ~:
Joseph GrotesuI. secretary.
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SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT. DE-
siFaole locality; refined young couple.
Address X. X" care Argus
TWO OR THREE STRICTLY MODERN
furnished rooms. also garage. couple
employed. State price. 49, care
Argus.
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Meets the hrst and thru
Mondays of each month at
Elks' club. Walter J. Grit
tin. exalted ruler: C. n.
lsAacsol. secretary. Visit
ing brothers always well
come Club rooms a. lis
Eighteenth etreet.
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MOCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. r. q g.
N-Ihs STATED assemblies OF Rock IL
and Council No. ~. h & :. Nj. WILL
be held on the third Weene 1Ay Oh each
uontn. W. J. Spencsr. 4. a. M v. y.
HildepranGt. reccrusr.
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wASrFn-mlscEI.LAsEous

WANTED: COMPOSERS OF VERSE Or
music to write me at once. Brilliant
opportunity for good talent. Address
Chicas-o
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MARSHALL & MARSHALL, ATTORNEYS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-16

- 1a&S 49, - A-~&N
During July and Au-
gust. Rock Island
Post No. 200, Ameri-
IAN Legion. will meet
on
Wednesday. July 20
Wednesday. aug. II.
Be ginni 6 with
month OF September
Rock Island Post will
meet the first and
third Wednesdays of
each month.
Commander. ALI ex-
ne.
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mDGE IS OBLTGRG.

Officer appointed to make assess
ment-
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MOCK ISLAND CHAPTER so. 2c9.
order Eastern Star.-kesu guar meeIlnss
second Wednesday OF each hSAsn. W.
NM Stars we4come. mrs. josephine
hace. ". NJ. A;Ary r. AEsls. Sex >arI'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-16

a ROCK ISLAM LODGE NO.
IA 65s, A. r. & A. M-Ststed
N&TEkz nesting first FrSA6J Of each
lR&& month. 3. +. Record. W. NJ;
H s. Boluaan, secretary.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-21
Interest Grow ing I'm
nrif a BFac sale

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Bee a Nase salf af thr Thff = shsp
K So & aianlaa thsMfFf naa2 Use 3aE
afsefm0ea and evemiwg Is a. a. nFeaa
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wsaaen ana hiarems el@stfHR.
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kitehen maa 81 ksnas ef h@a sMola
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-21

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ever = 4 hare heen pensisus asv.
mi aay wtfh e. paremas. NJ ana
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-21
Girls [ community
League \ofeN

tHxffai taHs are hslnH ssuea - :
Haasieai ewfRffalnwen3 20 b. ssveu ~
fhs 9uaan' flab Hmase Mnuaae
sxentng. Me- 81. 81 go ~ me No.
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tsgesf ftrk Aamsssson ffkess maav ~
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trneps Of cart Se9ufs Artn uxsna faaofv
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nafaae
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afs nsafiY prena - 20 receive the
ernna rlmss badge
On "a eanesdaV evrnlnr ths wirls
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feef uset ag the "A awan Ciah Mauae
60 hsaf the FeYoff ~ sac cenanittee
on q rensfifuf .en. The reneff 81 fhis
e@nlfEsffea sae aerrptesi. assd offrers
anasf ths Constitution wers chs "a hY
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Fnems4~sst. MaHgaut Bailey. wee
rrszaasessa. tsfBes Nefhsftae. safrp-
tary -sRm@mwvsf. Althra Gfant. sanH
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-21

RAJ W state and eemmsssens In ths
wa jaffy - tswss ghAf sns 49, BE-
W8iiefrti az ths exwsg ness af thsa4
diaxmeass How - Ffoft ~ tar a.
flre AMI exg~f.Nnre sac samnae4 4F
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& slamere.al Ciah. give hin fun au-
themiy 20 pssk h s@ara Of asrecf.
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noe wAT anf aa haslfs ana plaet
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rev naps .t4nd. Hea3y 70 hsaa
drive Co. aaW Haemfsera Of fhr GoHa.
me eai el4h. 10 give unliwHed paes
for fAis Hurpesr and 70 faFn 4 M
me- asp~rsemees pshaietN mem In
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az lfaae 30 We could smTwesf
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cONcoRn

NJ Eagens " mefe. sysarase
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fo@u
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"a eeahHf9 Are repFrsant az "a ossi
Bury W x G. and thf nepafarsenf
canventaan ln 9mntneipt fh.s wsek.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-21

mtAs"*sfn Bridge he&rsmE Before
coumty Sighwsy Beard
Nuhis hRafsmW was hrs8 rantinu-
lnE n~aIi3 ail asg gudsy. .n Caok 4
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me e@antE hiEhway rwuus @nefs. is
FseaHa 10 ne psaAss nscssastx 81 aH-
emina . ne@ read ~ Lymss@n village
90 ne Aetaevegn huuae
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hFieRNs ffmw tNr street maaf fh2
9rsass hali eaeh lsaain9 e a homse.
tha Efnnaaaa street mmnld ~ a. IS
iwn en- hem fhf rrnss fna4 saaar8.
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wlth fwo eFaxee ~ emtt8ng 81 quite
eaf " @nd lnem tas Cearhs ana
6nag plaees
fhs hnars lsaaan9 - enc MeGev-
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ti0Wa wt faw immm, ana thw property
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cpWM5F haaFd aua prseeHtea ths fart
~ the eaee. ct sFgstsa ths mmmani ~
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4 QUESTION


Evsryans 9ho attended ths Hsetf-
mm 81 fh~ Commercial Glub Thu7
alay eveufnw eaffiea homs the "a par
4isom thaf NeFsmomt y the greatest
State IN the tni@n. shaf 81 iehaA-
b9fy ehs % 80 hhesl tswus IN ~
st~i@ Boz thai herv s SOMETHING
MfSSfNG'
NJ Ahs gsethy ans NJ WuHht o.
bafismr1en Nc he m@a upper thf heaa
sftes fn rewsfEentlnE apon fheF
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-21

samaEr fhaf weuia be aas % ghs
ahasfang property - the pswpe4ssa
me@ @mas fhe sxFemae EFF keemanR 80
ths hFsaRss. sfe
To maffef ga ieff - fhe Aseisisa
nf h. eowHfg ewrsrn8ss ,0aHFNs ~ am aFe
ffans ST If 81 1uhu kafF. H*fmsass
y SsmHean ~ ShaH.ala ama v alffs
ila8 o. II MmFsfwack
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-21

eheef leaesH, Car@lsns Millsame
fhs sea meaf8nu ga dexossd e.
me hfst loFsf tn the ~Meaa 10 Fnat
ffnsNrt, efraeture ana asss 81 the
haH Ths mexs ml~essm0 "a 49, A.
essis#ssiaf. MaV q. mhen NJ. \ n
kichA fgisoH wth dsfaoustrate ha5f
dressing ana case af haif mma aeaiu.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-21

faaieWaf en frwu genxuf8a lo8ae
. % y an8 Red Clever Ls8ms
n o. 4 @re Aftwm&HN fAf ememmW-
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900 Yards at 15c Yard
The DraperySection Offers These
Specials for Friday

SO Felt-base Floor Mats, size 24x36 inches, special
45t each.
200 Rag Rugs, size 24x36 inches, special 55t each.
$50 Rag Rugs, size 27x54 inches special $1.15
each.
IS Pairs Of Lace Curtains, 2s yards long, at $1.65
pair.
100 Grass Rugs size 4-6x7, special .95 each.
% Velvet Rugs, size 27x54 inches, special $2.25
each.
200 Yards of Drapery Cretonne, special $50 yard.
800 Yards of Curtain Marquisette special 1Sc yard
30 Pairs Of Novelty Curtains white and ecru, spe-
cia $2.75 pair.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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Adjustable
Reading Lamps
Special $1.98

Bronze-finished Lamp as
pictured, for home or office
use, complete with shade,
cord and plug - special
$1.0S.
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Tea Tiles
Special Csc Each

Many quaint Dutch de-
signs in blue-and-white to
choose from in these we'll
finished Tiles, with nickel
silver rims and ball feet
Special csc each.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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Electric Toaster. Special $1.9

NICKEL In : ,l PLAT
~ ED Upright
Electric T o a S ter,
holds two slices of
bread and has flat
top for keeping
toast warm.
Complete W / t h
cord, ready to be
attached to any
light socket, special
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Corsage Bouquets for
Gifts 35c

Colorful little clusters of
flowers and foliage for
Frightening furs or orna-
menting frocks - nesting
in tissue and prettily boxed
for presentation - 35c
each.
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SO Boys Overcoats
At $11.95 each

EULLLINED, fu-beted Overcoats in sturdy,
Il heavy coatngs, well-taiored with convertible col
lar. In the following sizes and quantities:
Size 80. Is ii Is 16 IL Is
Quantity.
Exceptionally ow-priced at $11.95.
90 JUVENILE SUITS of fine quality serge-in Oliver
Twist Balkan and MILDLY styles-trimrned with
white. gold black braids-sizes to 10 years
$3.50.
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These are one-yard lengths of solid
color Romper Cloth in Tan, Red, Light
blue and adet-blue-these colors may
be matched in several lengths; 10c
yard.
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2O8 Pairs of
Chldren's Felt Slippers
At S1.45 PAIR

THE high-cut Puss-in-Boots pattern that children
i love-in Red Felt Slippers with soft leather
soles.
Sizes from chid's size to Misses size 2.
Low-priced at $1.45 pair.
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Dressed Dolls
Special $1.95

Several kinds 10 choose from
In these Softbody Dolls with
composition heads--.a few with
sleeping eyes. Average height
Id inches. One hundred at
this special price-e1.06.
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Pull Airplanes
Special Csc

These are made for very
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as they are moved--but they
do not fly. Fifty Airplanes 10
sell at this price-special
25f. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-08

Ostrich Tips and feather
ornaments that take the
place of corsage bouquets
so effectively on afternoon
and evening frocks-35c
each.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31
FOREIGN
TRADE
DECLINES
Export Business Dur
ing Eleven Months
Was Considerably
Less Than Last
Yeal'

washington. Dec. -7.--Amcr!ran
business houses exported $t.IA9,-
d+@.COJ IN merchandise IA the first
!! months Of This yr,tr. accoriiu.
10 hS}ncS made pubic today by the
department OF commerce. WHICH
also gave imports tor ,n, period as
valued il - :7I.127. 600 IL the
same = months il 1920 IMPORTS
t"iallrd $GoV7.t@9. 900 aud imports
$5,Vl3,t24
Iha declining trade ~as shown
further ~ statistics Tor November
when exports aggregated %@94.431.-
VpV rs compared with $343.591. GOO
Tor October and $O7G.5tA.tuo Tor
November last year Thu iupDrts
Tor November aggregated S2iI.O2-.-
600 " lille Tor October tAey Wcr,
E.34. - go aud Tor November.
1920, were $52l.2O9.U0u.
EGrUpc. - in 1920. drew, the
bulk OF American foreign ship
Ia"nts. The figures showing that Tor
November mcrcnauCise valued at
55,3l9,0O0 went there. making
the total Tor the Il months SZ.3Og.-
51a,VV0. NeighbOriaS North Amer
lean countries rrceiYcd $1l.64G.OUU
IN November shipments and 81
0G7,tE5.Op0 GDr the j months.
Exports 10 South American
countries for the Il months aggrc-
galcd v-O1,I2O,oOO or about 80 per
cent. ot the value OF commodities
sent there in The corresponding
! period last year.
TO Asia the figures show. was
shipped merchandise OF an aggre-
gate value OF $439.476.000 in tn II
| months bat for the same period in
! 92J the shipments werc valued a,
| lG.13I.O0Q. In Il months IL Is
Year. Americans shipped $l4T,IO4.-
! 600 and $GS, $4,000 TO Oceania ana
Africa. respectively. F,r the
months or last year the exports
Amounted to $239.@36.OO0 for
Occ,,n!a and $li9,OG9.O0 for
! Africa.
Imports from Europe fer the
! flrst Il months OF tho year were
! YG92. against $l.lGO,41O,-
! Uoo fCr the corresponding period OF
1870. while from Canada. Mexico
and Central American countries the
imports totalled In II mo! JhS $702,-
$500 as compared with BIB
$4,000 IN the Il months Of the
| preceding year From SCItn
America the business hol sos in The
United States imported IN the II
months OF this year $2GS.O 1000.
Will" in the first i IT 'ntls last
y-ar the. imports were s745.ll4, 900.
The imports from As.n : .alled
$+9+.5Ol0O0 and $l,22 .S74 for
! the first Ii months OF thi. y az and
last y"ar. respectively. Imports
from Ortania 10 Decem e.: thIs
year were $3.50. .Uog VII l. fcr tn
. corresponding period Of '@20. tney
! were $IS3.755,otp. FroA Afr!ca
there came imports Of st5."52.o-J
! ia the first i months 90 t".s :,ar
as compared With $liG.>8-.O0 in
/ the same period Of 1920.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-12-31
JOHN BULL
IS A BUSINESS
MAN FIRST
British Government
Working to Open
L Y q d e Relations
With Russian Soviet

Lohoon, Dec. 2?.--DcClarlng that
evidence aCCumulatcS of the Brit
lSh government desire 10 open
relations with Russia, the London
Times confirms the report of De-
c"mhcr - that Premier Lloyd
George mas suggested Il five power
conference to which representatives
Of Russia and Germany would be
Invited to attend, early in Janu-
ivy. II says. however. that the con-
ference viii not meet unll the end
O.! February at which time il is
rNprctrd NJ. Chichrrin. the rus-
sian Soviet foreign minister. and NJ
L.t\iuuIt viii have visited London
and b., their a.swcrs 10 certain
ujIc#lIuuR will have prcpau.pd Inc
W., frr tn. presence Of Soviet rep
rrA~uiuiiv,& a. the conference
which is To- be- TN, Hucr.ssor of the
abortiAr rii.iip, conference of
1870.
The m.r,.n3 cf rrtish and
French business men. which is
t"Eiu. nl2r. i'm Paris during the
culr"it week.. !: Is l,r!iryrd VIII lead
T. t,u u.Irc,u.at rn certain broad
ulI!.,irl.~ Thr,. vill h, 4lh,;.,iI.d
to th. ,uI,..lo ,uur, council at
Ctnu.s ~ !. h:,~,n for rhr. establish
men, OF Il EI,rn,riu IIuunc;;,l cor
n,.,fin, ;,,. r.. oc,,,.,,ir .ra i,-
dus;I.ial r,..o.s,r,r,i.n .r I,ur.r,.
E,r ih. f;,rth,r~,pr. ,f nm.
scheme. the s,lprcrac council viii