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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07

inK ., the First National bank. Ia
tho announcement that the bank will
maintain ladies' department. start.
ing today.
This department viii be IN charge
cf MIas EdwIna lkard. who has heen
detailed to render special service TO
tho lady customers Of tho bank.
Special consideration and service
viii be accorded to tho ladies' by the
now department. the announcement
aaya and Miss lkard will he on the
job to risc personal attention 10
the wants Of the departments custo.
mcrs. Any information or advice con.
corning banking business among tho
lady customers win be Given by
Mlsa Hard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07

hospital q, Hot Springs. Arkansas.
Ray Earl Jesse. Of Anadarko. len
lasl week for Houston. Texas. where
he viii enter hospital No. q for
treatment
Charley Branch WHO has been In
Hospital No. rs At Houston. Texas.
"a now patient IN the rilsslmmonn
general hospital No. 81 a, Denver.
Colorado.
Ernest Evans. who was in training
NJ Enid. has been transferred 10
chickasha. lie " now IN training
NJ the Gay Electric shop.
Mr.. c. y. nay OF the Federal board
nj Enid. srcnt last Thursday after.
noon At this office.
Earl l.. bradley. OF bradley: Ollie
Allen and Archie borders. ~ MIneo;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07

we're ~ he wanted 10 complste tho
Job he had just iefs.
lle refused 10 believe hs had been
gone eIgh, months and told the ply
alcians that he remembered or being
struck on tho head by something
whom hc went out for ~ minutes. H.
eember Q. The next no remembered.
he said. was heInK In n hospital at
Syracuse. y. Y.
Physicians ray that Turner's case
ID one Of amncnIa. although they ara
puflled as TO how hs shoald remcm.
bcr the repair Job when he had for.
gotten practically everything eIec.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07
Took Plumber Long
Time to Get Drink
ny United Press.

ny United Press.
Denver. Sept s.-.iIcnry Turner. a
Denver plumber. left a repair Job for
10 minutes TO ret a drink OF water.
and returned eight months and 10
days later.
Turner called At the home of Dr.
Lillian Pollock. December 6. 1890. to
fIs water pipe. Al s:is o'clock that
morning he left TO gct q drink Of
water, and told Dr. Pollock he would
be hack In II minutes. Al 4 o'clock
the morning Of August 10. 1891. Tur
ner showed up at Dr. polIock'a resi-.
denee and naked where ha tools
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07

ilomer Hinton aud William n. Mur
ray. of Cement. Ean y. Mascy OF
rahler: Allan John simmons of Tut.
tie; VIM r. Jones. OF verden: O. n.
Chiffon Of rucasset. Wallace cf
Rush Springs. Pete naladlms of
Duncan: W. |. Meada Of cyril AMI
Oscar Angel Of Anadaro we're an
business callers AZ this office last
week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07

"N" tftf"t"A t'ffftNthN"t - So =
Grain
Save dccllnef on the aolh and
hgaln on tho second wheat prices
advanced during the week. Chicago
December wheat showing q net galn
of four ccnls clnalag at fi.ss is.
liulliah factors we're llrm underane:
good buying demand. particularly
from soabonrd honsos. and lafg,
export sales Declines at tho close
Of the week we're caused by lack o.
ruppori. aggressive selling by
ncrihwcft houses. and n loss active
export demand. In Chicago cash
market No. . red winter wheat si.25:
No. 2 hard si.ss; No . mixed corn
ssc: No. ? yellow corn sso. No .
white onts a5c. For the week Chicago
December corn lost L. closing at
% ~: Minneapolis December wheat
up &c cloaing at siai -: Kansaa
cry December mp &c at slic -;
Winnipeg December lost l i.lc clos
INK nj siag ~ Chicago September
wheat closed at si2i: September
con 50 %. Minneapolis Sept wheat
Si32 ~: Kansas City Sept wheat
sili; Winnipeg October wheat si.ao.
Dairy Products
Tho butter market the past week
las shown wide Quotations and at
tho close was still unsettled. D..
man has decreased Market condi.
ilons are not tho most satisfactory.
Closing prices. 92 score: New York
and Philadelphia % i.2c: Boston lie;
Chicago 3S i2c. The cheese market
IS lower this week and very unset.
tied. Demand IS mostly for sm1ll
lots OF the smaller styles. Prices In
Wisconsin primary markets range
from IS IL to 10 l-2c and in eastern
distributing markets 20 to &c.
Hay
The hay movement generally l.
again light but prices have not ad.
vanced from the level Of tie recent
decline. Stocks light and all buying
seems to be for immediate needs
only. With few exceptions pastures
have improved during the past few
weeks. Alfalfa and prairie harvest
ing nearly finished in most sections
Quoted Sept. 2. No. timothy New |
York sSO5O, Chicago s22. Atlanta |
s26. No alfalfa Atlanta sos. Mem. /
phis s22. Omaha SIG. No prairie Min.
neapois sl45O. Omaha sl2.
Feed
Mil feed demand light Offering
OF winter wheat feeds by Southwest
orn mills continues good. Southwest.
crn bran offered about 81 lower
than quoted by northwestern mills.
steady at 81 per ton over
premium bran. L!nseed meal sun.
plies adequate. demand light. Priees
unchanged Considerable strength
has developed in cottonseed meal
since figures for August condition of
cotton crop was published Present
quotations So to SO higher than a
week ago. Ilomny and gluten feed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07
We Got LOlUer Prices

When You and and ALLiOF US took tho law
into our hands few months ago and RE-
FUSED TO Buy because prices were TOO
HIGH
We got what we were after--LOWER PRICES
We got prices LOW (by shutting of the
DEMAND that some Of them are down TO the
1913 levels.
And they CAN'T go any lower than THAT
But we can't PERMANENTLY stop BUYING
any more than can STOP BREATHING
We merely POSTPONED BUYING until we
got READY TO BUY
Prices are so attractive that MOST OF US
have started BUYING AGAIN WE NEED lots
Of things and we can get them at an advantageous
price now, and we ARE BUYING.
That starts whole chain Of ECONOMIC CON
SEQUENCES.
When we stopped buying PRODUCTION either
got away ahead of the DEMAND or else SLOW
ED DOWN.
Dealers and jobbers and manufacturers RE-
SERVE STOCKS were used up.
There aren't any more RESERVES.
And we BUYING again
SO with stocks DEPLETED and an EXTRA
ORDINARY DEMAND just beginning to make
itself felt
Some PRICES are going Up AGAIN
But that's not a bad sign.
Wheels OF INDUSTRY and TRADE and PRO-
DUCTlON and DISTRIBUTION are beginning to
turn again. And they are going to turn faster
and FASTER. And PROSPERITY is coming
again.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07

Letters. customs. community 90
language and idea have NIL followed
roads.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07
Where Is This Going to End
1t isn't GOING TO END!

III ISL bOlNG ~ END!
Some prices rising NOW And they are
going to RISE HIGHER
And-regardless of the status Of prices FROM
NOW ON-were going to have something again
that we haven't had for YEARS-STABILITY
Because BUYING has been resumed
Nobody knows how long prices are going to
rise or how FAR
But that they arc is an ECONOMIC FACT.
So there's Just ONE THING to do-and that is
TO BUY NOW
While PRICES are DOWN.
BEFORE the swing upward gets well under
way
You used to say I'm not going to buy until
PRICES come DOWN."
They're DOWN NOW - and they can't 90
LOWER.
NOW IS the time to do the buying you have
postponed!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07

PROSPERITY is coming back. because PROS
PERlTY is the NORMAL CONDITION of this
county. 1t comes from BUYING and SELLING.
AND BUYING and SELLING have been resumed.
YOU-all HUNDRED MILLION of YOU--are
buying again You buy from the retailer he buys
from the jobber, he buys from the manufacturer,
he buys from the farmer and the miner and you,
and the railroad men are going to be mighty busy
CARRYING their goods and your goods and OUR
goods back and FORTH
And MONEY is circulating again
And EVERYBODY is BETTER OFF,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07
Ladies' Department
Nelc Feature added
: At First National

4 new feature m TO banking In
Chlckasha was introduced this morn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-07
You Don't Buy
When Prices are Coming Down!

I'm not going to buy until PRICES come DOWN."
How many times have you said that?
Well they're DOWN.
Many PRICES can't GO ANY LOWER.
Most of them are STARTING BACK UP!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
GOVERNOR HARDING
WANTS REDUCTION
IN TOBACCO CROP

ness. Secretary OF the Treasury lious-
ton was unable 10 bc present
John shelton Williams. Comptrol-
Ter OF the Currency. made Il short
address as the host OF the board lie
read a letter from Secretary Houston.
expressing regret at being absent
because Of ill-hcalth. Commenting
on the Richmond Federal Reserve
Bank, ne said he knew of no insti-
tuition more generally applauded for
It's work than that institution. and
said that. during the past three years.
there has been no instance Of n fail
urc of a member bank OF the insti-
tuition in the Fifth District lie also
said that OF 80 banks which have
failed recently in the Omitted states.
but seven Of them We're member
banks OF the Federal reserve
High Praise for senator Glass.
Edward rlatt. vice governor OF the
board. received probably the greatest
applause OF the evening however
when he paid tribute to Senator Car
ter Glass Although declaring him
self TO be a Republican, from New
York state. he said that too much
praise OF the work OF Senator Glass
n handling the Federal reserve act
could not he paid. He declared thai
although politically an opponent Of
The distinguished Virginia Senator.
he on many occasions stood beside
him as II member ~! the committee
considering the bill. when both Demo
Gratis ana Republicans were opposing
them
Double tribute was paid to Comp
iir9i!er Williams by Colonel John +.
FcdeTn reserve "r isoard ani o ,@rnSr
charles ). iiamlin colonel Brutom.
in few characteristic remarks. de-
ciared his faith in the Federal re
inst II MAS up TO every banker 10
stand rs the adviser OF business IN
forests - tn" present time. Hnd 10
hc the steady hand at the helm.
iht results OF no mans labors
WIZ stand forth more distinctly IN
N" future than those Of John SHELTON
Nii!'ams." he said in referring To his
In history" Mr.. Iamlin stated.
when called upon to make n short adj
dress John shelton Williams will
Denies Politics in Board.
M MI itaniin also denied that there
hoard. and said that Democrats aud
k.puhl!caus had never considered the
Federal Reserve Board politically
when acting upon amy measure per-
tanning to IL
Our motto. he concluded cha
always been 10 do the greatest amount
az good for the greatest number oG
people. He also aNOwcd that there
Was N" crisis that America could not
meet.
David {. Willis. Of Cleveland The
""tser member OF the board present.
also spoke briefly. the Eist OF HIS ad-
dress being TO the effect that there
was no sentiment for a centralized
BANK, as IT present advocated In the
Mes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
CHESAPEAKE BAY MAY BE
CONFLICT SCENE between
BATTLESHlP AND AlRPlANE

continued From First Pagc)
made by British airinen to destroy
the Turkish battle cruiser Goeben.
while that ship lay stranded at
Niagara Burma. ut the Dardanclles
from January 20 to January 81, 1918.
An account Of that attempt. ac-
ccrding to Captain Craver. showed
that the Goeben could not be dcs-
tr"yed or rendered incapable of get
ting safely away.
During seven days the Cohen lay
aground. go flights over her were
made by the British airmen. at least
Yet she was safely fioated and reach
Ell Turkish dockyard for repairs
Meantime. Senator Borah has
started II flight in the Senate To com
pei favorable consideration OF his
resolution 10 suspend construction OF
capital ships. The Naval Affairs Com
m!ttee reported the resolution adj
EerselN Borah declared 10000 Ger
mans. in the submarine service. al
most brought the allies to their
kIees. despite the efforts OF the
combined navics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12


tcrmiucd. The report from The Treas
ury Department quoted by Mr.. Tu-
muliy in his telegram. follows
Steps Taken for Prevention.
9TH. Public Health Service has
been taking necessary steps 20 pre-
vent til" introduction Of epidemic dis
cases from abroad. At the request
Of the Treasury Departments the Sec
rctary OF state recently issued In
>iruct!ons to consular agents abroad
- withhold bills OF health from veS-
rc.s sailing to the United States an
less they shall have compiled with
the quarantine regulations OF this
Sovern:ncnt. Fourteen medical Of
icers of the Public Health, Service are
now stationed ~ important poius,
abroad. ana additional officers are
ncinG selected.
Proper arrangements arc in hand
Cor the detention OF stccragc paSscn-
gers TO prevent possible spread OF
any epiiGmie, Quarantinc activities
IN New York are under the juris,Iic-
tion OF the state Of New York. Ne
Goiiations arc in progress To trans
fer this work and the quarantine sta
ton there to the Public Health Ser
Vice Of the Treasury Department..
Meanwhile" the service has detailed an
officer to assist state quarantine Of,
hcials and will. IL necessary. detail
additional officers
I'm view OF precautions already
taken aud steps contemplated il is
believed that the New York city
health commissioner suggestion thar
81 complete embargo be placed on ali
immigration iS no; warranted a. TITS
time
pr copeland saih tcniGh, shat
h"nc"iorth no vessel would Ice allow
ed TO come within 400 feet of tho
docks here until permission had bann
obtained from the city health au-
ihorIues. lic made this announce
mcnt when II was learned that tho
steamship Duca .d'Aosta. which ar
rived yesterday had landed It's .irs:
and cabin passengers. Or. Copeland
said ne anticipated nc danger as tho
result Of this. hut hereafter every
ir"Caution would be taken.
DiaEnosticians. sanitary inspectors
and clerks of the health department
AT Washington ar" Oh their way here,
the health commissioner announced,
Ia assist in tho work OF inspecting
all immiCrantS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12

majority o! the committee asked for
" meeting. he would call it," said
Woolicy. or that lie would call il if
thirty-tivc or forty members requested
II. II he proposes TO fly in the faces
OF the majority. then we will leave il
10 hIm whether or not that is demo
cracy. say that in the fricndlicst
spirit.
There Is II" question in my mind
hu; that hell see the neces Si,y OF
cnllinG the meeting | am Informed
by Homer Cummings. former chair
man. tina, no rules govern tn" ma
tional committee In regard to IL meet
ing of this Kind. Any authority on
parl!am.ntary law. Cush!ng's Manual.
FOR example. Will show tina; ordimar-
lily even Il minority can call together
"a dciiheratjvc body"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
BANDITS STAY TWO MEN
FOLLOWING BOLD HOLD-UP
AND ESCAPE WITH LIQUOR
outlaw Leader Killed in Chasc-Bodv Found in
Wrecked Automobile With Bullet Through Head
Had S80S in Pocket When Discovered

MoNMOUTH. " j.. Feb. ll.-.N
bandit huat was In progress in North
srn New Jersey today, participated
in by sheriTs. deputies. State troopers
ana motorcycle police. following the
hoid up and theft &c $4,000 w"rta OF
liquor from truck. Two men. one
OF them Il wealthy Italian. We're
Killed outright by the bandits. al
though ne promised 10 give tn"
bandits tho liquor and $500 i: his
life was spared. Another man Is
missing ard believed dead.
The leader of the bandits himself
vas kills being found today IN a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
HOUSTON WILL APPEAR
BEFORE COMMITTEE TODAY
VIII Discuss Pending Legislation To
Prohibit Further Iouns tn

WASi!INGTON Feb. Ii-Sccrctary
Houston. OF, the Treasury Department.
VIII Appcar tomorrow- before the SEN
ate Foreign Relations Committee TO
discuss pending legislation 10 pro-
hihlt further loans To the allies. The
Legislation also WAS before the Sen
ate Judiciary Committee today. but
no action WAS taken.
Sui, for an Injunction restraining:
Secretary Houston. Of the Treasury
department. from making any FUR
Their loans To foreign govcrnmcniS
was filed in the District supreme
Court today by counsel for William
Randolph Hearst. who acted In his
capacity as Il citizen.
Justice Hit" ISSUED rule on See
rotary Houston to show cause Fob
rnary 81 why ian injunction should
not be, granted. Bcs!dos praying FOR
an injunction to prevent establish
mcnt OF any further credits 10 for
riSn governments. Mr.. Hearst also
seeks TO cnjoin the Secretary from
making any further advances on cred
it's already established for France.
Italy. Greece, tzcchO SioVakia. III
IBERIA and other countries. Asset and
Bailey are council for MIR. Hearst;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
TENNESSEE RIVER IS
CONTINUING TO RISE
Roads in Several Outlying Sections
Are lnundatcd--rravc Cut on
From ChuttanoOyu.
IBy Associated Press. |

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Feb. H.
The Tennessee River tonight had
reached a stage of 3l.6 and was slow
~ rising. the prediction being that II
would he thirty-iivc feet by tomor-
row morning. Roads in several out
lying sections are already inundated
cutting on travel to and from the
city.
only one stree car line has been
anccted so far. the track between tho
city and Rossvillc. Ga, being Gov
cred to an extent that prevents
operating. The road 10 Waldcm's
Ridge is blocked TO travel. as is also
that section lying east OF Missionary
Ridge.
While the back waters are threat
ching residents in the low lands few
have had To move. hut should the
river rise To "a greater stage than
predicted many Families will be af-
fccted.
The city authorities have made ar
engagements TO succor any victims Of
the Hood.
Observer l.. NJ Pindell said tonight
that the river would reach 2i.3 feet
1t Bridgeport. Ala. Sunday morning !:
thirty-four to thirty-fivc feet Mt
Guniersvilr by sunday night:
twenty-five feet at Decatur by Non
day morning. and between twenty
two and twenty-thrc" feet AT Flor
cncc by Monday might.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
lttNG BtpTRI.iCANS ARE
bEGINNlNG To GROW UNEASY
IN LOWELL, MELI.I.rT.
nifcu News STAR CurrcSp0ndcnt

WASllINGTON, Feb. ia new
I,.9,mn'ica,ing factor in President.
rect hardinH,s consideration OF
cabinet appointments appears about
10 b" raised 1t ia this question:
What l. to ho done for young Rcpub-
Leans The young Republicans
,h%ms.IN"s want to know They have
'"traihed from asking. according to
one OF their number. because ih.y
hav" wanted the new President TO
nave iIill opportunity to dispose Of
ms major npppin,mcn's FIRST. hu, now
''It the inaugural alton date H. only
lnl"' weeks distant ami the cabinet
has not yet been named. they are be-
EtnnluS 10 grow uneasy ana are
thanking OF making themselves heard
nr:nnnh L. Nr2innsng
!u other words Il ac!nanL is be-
ginning FOR some light OH the per-
sonnet OF the administration outside
me Cabinet. VINO ar" the assistant
secretaries OF the various depart
mcnts 10 he? Thus far only one name
= regarded as Il certainty and that
- n" name OF Theodore Roosevelt;
SAM 10 ht slated for Assistant Secre-
tHry of War Some cons Liberation had
been given to Roosevelt Cor the same
position that Introduced nis father 10
natioha! lie. the Assistant Sccgc-
stood he prefers tho War Depart
Young Republican clubs played an
important part in the recon; cam
I'A' - ll hP'i'1f'i on ''' itNlIfh.i ~ y
uc'"SSful Org"'ization OF young men
IN" htd built W four Years earlier in
indiana National Chairman Wnl H..
Hays inspired the organization or
irs'-class lighting political clubs
among the young voters of several
states lie WAS unable TO give :,
g"oa, deal of personal attention to
work, but saw 10 IL that IL never
Jagged His aIJutartE. engaged in
putting enthusiasm into the younp
men, Aad no hesitation In prnmisin
whcr" ~ would help ia" most that
lhr younScr men in tn" party would
b" recosmized when ii"Tdng was
elected. Tn" promise was made IL,
good fa!th. FOR HAYS, "a young man
himself. has been Il stroug believer
lH young men and. further III the
tgcory thar the party needs new
/ blood ana new ideas Hays. m The
years following Woodrow Wilson :,
last election. did a great deal OF mis-
ssonary work throughout The couu-
-. calculated to iut Il Hcw fire IN
th" hearts al his party men. He had
hi~ greatest success among tn" yoUna:
m,r. since. he talked idoas and
service and found the younger men
/ quickest 10 respond TO this Kind of
wan, 10 Mnkc Good.
Hays never has been proiniscr OF
rrtsouagr. some O! his helpers hav,
b .u'u. And som, of The recipients OF
. -ucA promises now have their mind.
! on iu" long long tran to st Angus
/ i!nc iiaNing let IT pocnm" known in
/ it"ir own home 20 ms that they cx-
/ p"rtani positions In Washington IN
/ Maren. those sensitive young met
! van, 20 make good with TIA. home
( FOLK
As matter OF fact. it is approach
nE tho time when Harding mus,
] make known some of bis minor up-
/ po'ntmeuts as we'll a. tn" Cabinet So
I !cctIOns. The new department heads
ftH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
SECRECY - NApCIiN0RD
NJ OFFICE: OF IIIEGIiI:s


NEW work. Feb. Il-Tn. an
nouDrcmcnt by President ELECT Hard
-, 80, e. - Augustine tna' Charles T..
tihGN"S was Expected there for "A
|"nieE"ur" within few days led To-
me prcd.rt!"n by Republican, leaders
mere that ana announcement, of
Hughes ..s The ncNt Scyrrtury Of
State womb soon follow
~ hughes oilir- however. extreme
secrecy as 10 the formyr Justices
movements VAS employed 1t was
stated tA"' IL wast'. :, x. i.,u Whether
ithEH,S WAS 49, 49, - Nugust.ur.
ana 10 80 w ham he ,t.s -Girr ~,
whittier h" already had left
n'S las been tur attitude 81 his
Gth'' sine" The frs, reports that,
Hughes was 40 ho THE next SECRETARY
OF STATE. Eughes has persistcntly
N'.. mo- 81! requests Tor any discus
sion oi tho subject whatever and IN
!"el nHs refused To- bee interviewed
ON any QUE stiun AZ AN. This has
siTeugiA"ued tie belief that hc was
aaJus. ug MS affairs prcpa-atury 10
'N''riAe ina Hard ne cabinet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12

wrecked automobile near New Hruus-
wick: with II bullet through his nood
lie was identified as Frank Walsh
In ms pockets $SoS was found.
Whether Walsh was killed In u sub
S"au"nt clash with another gang n:
bandits or slain by his own accom-
Pieces was not known
The bandits forced Leo Salamandcr,
owner Of the truck. and his com
pdnions I" enter their car. drove
them nicnr unfrcqucntcd roads and
took Salamander, executed him and
beat his brother and Dominicll lin-
conscious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12

lVDni.nNot Fr0m First paEcD
WORK have hccu pointed out by their
respective friends. ana since neither
Is 10 hgurc in tn" Cabinc; and poll
ticiars have felt tina, Wood, in par
ticular might expect some reward
under Harding, The opportunity to
succeed Harrison - expected 10 be
offered at least 10 one or the other.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12
Ainbumn river On, ar u,,,

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Fob II
Following heavy rains Of Tuesday
night and "Wednesday. Tho Alabama
River passed Hood stag" at M"ntgom-
cry shortly after noon today r.rls-
terins ass feet at 2 O'Clock and tho
forecast Indicated ia maximum stag.
or ~ feet some tim" Saturday. ~
selma the stage WAS ass foe, ana tho
river viii continue 10 rls" there until
Monday or Tuesday.