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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-05
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. Ga. April 4.-Turpen-
tine-Steady, 50 1-2c; sales, 0; re-
ceipts, 116; shipments, 1856; stock,
4,519 casks.
Realistically; sales, 0; receipts,
500; shipments. $40; stock. S11S6.
Quotati ons-B to NJ, $50; n, 3.75;
WIG, 400; WV, 4.25.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-05

According to the quartermaster gen.
eral of the United States army, there
are approximately 100000 former serv-
ice men entitled to draw uniforms al
a part of their allowance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-05

Medical reserve corps units Of the
United States army are now estab-
lished In medical colleges in Chicago.
Minneapolis, Philadelphia, st. Louis
and Washington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-05
ALMOST CRAZY
WITH ITCHING
Eczema On Face, Feet and
Elbows. CutiCura Heals.

81 suffered with eczema in its
worst form on my face, feet, and ell
bows. My face would swell UP and
become inf7srned, and was almost
crazy with the dreadful itching and
burning. could not sleep at night,
and was ashamed with such ter
rible looking face
l saw an advertisement for Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment sld wrote
for free sample. 1t gave me relief,
and after using two cakes of Cuticrrn
Sospand two boxes of Cuticura ONT
ment was completely healed"
(Signed) Miss Rebecca Howell, r.
?. Box 90, Daingerield, Texas, July
20, 1920.
Use Cuticura for all toilet purposes.
Sample Each yree BY Mali. Address: acrtiezrs Lab
oratorisz Dept r. Maiden IS, Mass-" Sold every
where. Soap2Se. Cintment25 and sec. Talcum sc.
EfzE Cutieura Soap shayes without mug.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-05
Rosin,

The rosin market was quiet with
sales of 293 barrels.
Receipts, harrels-Today, 2S5; this
month, 946; this season, 946.
Shipments, barrels-Today, 0; this
month. 427; this season, APT.
Stocks, barrels-Today 5000; April
I, So 039.
Quotations-WW to NJ, no offerings:
X, $50; 1 to D, 3.42 1-2; B, 800.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-05
NAVAL STORES
J: y :: :. :: Il It It :: It u ::saa . :
PENSACOLA
1urpentine,

The spirit market was firm at 48c
with no sales.
Receips, casks-Today, 1913; this
month, 426; this season, 426.
Shipments, casks-Today, 0; this
342; this season, 342.
Stocks, casks-Today, 5.732; April 1,
s GAS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-05

All pain stops at once when Wizard Lightfoot
Arch Builders, properly fitted by the expert
foot relief man, go into your shoes. You
can walk or dance or work in perfect com
fort. No more tired, aching feet for you'll
There is TO other method like the Wizard
to restore your feet to normal Come, let
the visiting expert Of the Wizard System OF
Foot Correction remove the cause cf your
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-05

foot trouble. He VIII adjust soft leather inserts
IN overlapping pockets, building a natural.
comfortable SUP port under the weakened parts
of your feet. Wizard Lighdoot Arch Builders
contain no METAL. Feather light, ecfts
pliable, all-fea1 er. No charge for exarnina-
ton and dis aos4s. You do not need TO remove
your stockin = we invite you 10 come and
meet the vi @xpert.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

Every day signed statements arc r.
l.!Nsf from we!I-known peuyIc ye,i-
y'H- IA. nbo.. statement
e"E instance 'ae fGIlowIns Jurt
received from Sir Robert J. Allahggg,s
"e!l-hnown resident ~ Scotia rs
meek y g, ~ most conclusive. ".
says
For number n months mad
'uHered "Ith constipation. indlg.s.
non ana ny liver WAS out Gf order
'aN!' no. iaae the least morscl ~
i""i INTO MY stomach Dut what II
you'd canse gas 10 form; could no,
seer AZ night, ! was IN su"n pam ana
'@.i W'ak and miAerablc rad
."""n " lot u modlclnn. but noth!na
''"'"t' me sDcr uua} bcPa. u
axe your i.nu, Juice. NOON the 20.
We" ~ g friend, ~mo mad been cured
~! results ""'e s!mDiy wonderful
NY AInneyh ana liver are 10 nae con.
u.li"n raFc not "a pain. ana a,t
| always hungry for my meals; ana
/ "nse 10 sleep the nlgh, hragph an,
! an not cpnHt!rAted. Plan. JUicr B,
me prst medicine nave ever TAKEN
ma cannot itJ too much IN yraia.
"f IL arm glad 70 recommend d,
! !" others "ho suffer ~ | dld'"
Rant Juice is sOId IN E!ct,,,,rc al,
Trhgl"'s Drug Stof.
| rant Juice Is sold ia p.terebt,,o
ny M"IriS"h, the Drug Han. nva 4,
| hase C!ty by The Chase CIV orr.
j Company.-Ady.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Homemade, but Has No
Equal for Coughs
Makes \ fnmiIv SUPPLY az really
dependable cough medicine. Eas-
lily prepared. and saves about s..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

II You have 4 severe cough or chc.;
cold accompnnici with soreness
throat tickle. hoarscncss. or dilIicul
breathing, or ii your child wakes lip
during the night with group and you
wan; quick help. Try this reliable old
homemade cough remedy. Any drug
glst can supply you with 2N ounces
81 Pincx. Pour this into q pint bottle
and al the bottle with plain gTanu-
lated sugar syrup. Or YOU can use
clarified mo!asses, honey, or corn
syrgp. instead of sugar syrup. il
desired. This recipe makes a pint oi
really remarkable cough remedy. 1t
tastes good, and IN spite oi its low
cost, i can bc ieucnded upon 10 give
quick nnl la=,iEg RELIEF.
You can feel this take hold Of n
cough IN 2 way that Iuceus business.
J; ioo,ens and raises the phlcgm,
stops throat tickle and sooth.. aud
heals the !rritatcd membranes that
l.rc the throat and bronchial tubes
Win such prOmptness. ease and GER
il'ntE tha, IL is really astonishing.
f.HcN j. a special and highly con.
ceH,.ntci compound OF genuine Nor
Way pine extract, and i. probably the
best hnoWu mca< OF overcoming
severe coughs, throat and chest cuida
There arr many worthless !luit2-
tons VI Ills mixture. To avoid dis
atUginimcul. u,i. for "2j, ouncas OF
lin-y' with full directions aud don't
accept ANYTHING else. Guaranteed 70
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.
II Wayne. ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
SURE WAY TO GET
RID OF BlEGKREADS

rhore Is one simple. safe and sure
was tnai nE.g! fails 10 gg rid OF
hacAAe.ds and mat is TO dissolve
mem
70 do MS ", two 9 !.o,. of
SPRINKLE e ltu: on not, vet
spoHge over the blacEhcads
bris,.l$ wash the parts aud you
val ne sU.pi4ssd how the black
a"als nave diaappcarcd. Zig black
Hea!' !tiic DiaCkhcads. no matter
".'r" ih.y are. n.rupiy dissolve aud
Iirtpue@T, leaving the parts with
out any unark whatever. Black
n'aHa are simply a mixture of dust
ana J,ri and secTotions from the
body ,hst '0rn IN Tho pores Of the
-pinciing and squcoZing only
caEAe irritation. max. large pores,
ard 10 not Rct them out after they
t"rpinr hnrd. The caloniie powder
ana hs water simply dissolve the
niackroaGE so they wash right out
i".EiEy the pores free and clean and
~ NOR natural condition. Anybody
,f"Hh'e1 with th.s. unaighuy blcm-
'hhcs Eugu!I certainly try this sim
~. ~. thOd.--&dv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
AWAITS
PROfFER TO JOIN
BANK IN RlCHMON

N-HitttlLoti FROM FirSt fl-'.l
city. through Broad street ScrV!C
ard the Hollywood ana Oakwoo.
lines; the Seaboard Air Line gave tn
people of Richmond an additional
service To the North aS well - I,
the South. anu the Memorial Hospital
stands rs "A monument.
Aided 10y His Brothers.
In all these things. however. Mr
Williams was aided by his associates
being mainly his brothers. OF whom
l.anShournc NJ. Lancas tcr and Berk
eley are still interested in financial
matters. and another brother. T.
Randolph Williams. is vice-presldcu;
and general counsc! for the Virginia
Railway and Power Company
Mr.. Williams grew up in the bank
ing business For many years he
handled the bulk of business of The
firm OF John l.. Williams " Sons. and
helped materially TO build up that
concern from a small affair to one OF
the leading banking offices in the
South. 1t was through his rcputa
ton as .inancier that President
him. and with tha Endorsement OF the
big fnanciers Of the country. it took
the president but a BRIEF period il.
which 10 make up his mind that he
was the man for the place. when a
man was needed 10 fill the important
place in the Treasury Department.
The resolution extending the
Craftsmanship of the board OF direc-
tors of the Richmond Trus, Company
reads:
Whereas the honorable John
SHELTON Williams. in March. 1919,
resigned the presidency OF this com
pany TO accept important duties un-
der tile United States government. by
appointment Of the president; and.
Whereas. he is reported TO be in
tending TO return TO private life.
after seven years OF valuable public
service. through n period df excep-
iional peril ana trial; and,
Whereas, the views o, this com
pany. as expressed in its resolutions
on the occasion OF his resignation
March -, 1919. of The value OF his
abn!tt fidelity and energy and OF it,
appreciation OF his usefulness and
qualities have been strengthened by
his cons p!cuously honorable and brill
liant record - assistant secretary OF
the treasury and comptrolle: OF the
currency.
BE :, resolved hy the stockholders
ia session ~ their annual meeting
TAa, Mr. Williams be invited 10 ac-
cep, the Craftsmanship OF the board
ot directors OF this company, aad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
De TER THAN change
IN climate, HE SAYS

sish | could hardly force myself to
go TO work
Il spent II good portion OF my SAL
airy trying to get relief but tho
money was wiisted. as nothing helped
me. took trip for my health, but
while the change OF cllmate didn't
help roe IL was on this trip I began
taking Tanlac, ana that proved 10
be Just what 1 needed. II as good
as made new man out of me.
eat anything want and am never
bothered afterwards. 1t certainly ia
ilne TO feel hungry and know ! don't
nave 10 starvc myself like 1 used IN.
have gained ten pounds In weigh,
my complexion has cleared up and I
don't have any more headaches or
bilious symptoms
Il sleep like did when I wax a
boy ana wake up i'm the morning
feeling good 10 my finger tips.
can do twice ns much work In ,
day now as could before. Tanlac
is great"
Tanlac is sold In Richmond by tho
Iraflc Drug Co. Gran, Drug stores.
9. w. Eaton. Goth and Vcnablc: Bur
tons Drug store. In Chester by Ches-
tor Pharmacy and in Toano by BanIss
Drug co.--Adv
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SENATE INACTIVITY ON
NOMINATIONS BROKEN

continued From First PaseD
Democrats twice to compel tho SON.
i1te 10 proceed with business IN OK
ecn'ive session" for the purpose OF
confirming the Commissioner or
Patents and his assistants. while Som
ator Fletcher introduced a RESOLUTION
calling upon the PostinaSter-C;cne-
Tor the names OF all ex-servlcc mon
or their widows, who have 5.en
named for post-ofiice appointments.
The resolution was referred 10 the
COMMITTEES on Post-Onces and Post
loads after heated discussion.
Fletcher Asks Action.
The Florida Senator la'er declared
he would seek another way Of get
ting action" on the appointments.
adding tina; il was "a crime for the
Senate TO refuse 70 ac," o5 ruch
nominations ~ his resolutions con-
cerned.
Senator Lodge explained that there
were undoubtedly a great many de
serving cases OF a nonpcl.ttca! char.
actcr' and requested Senator Norris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

thai the chairman ~ this meeting
npoint committee of TWO 10 plc-
ent this resolution to Nj Williams
na ascertain Whether 1t is agrcvabty
Mm la accept the Invitation aad
Eve portion % his time 20 the az
airs Of this company.
Se ii further resolved. Tina: il
n Williams favornh!y considers the
IMITATION. the board OF directors he
ma hereby is. instructed 20 prepare
~ amendment 10 The bN-lAws prov.d.
ing for the creation OF the office OF
Hhal"man OF the board and tender The
'aise TO MIR. Williams"
Directors Rc-ElrrtcG.
MI directors were reelected by III,
stockholders. the board being com
posed OF l., L. AlSop. Charles J. An
ierson. Z. L. BemiSs. H. : Bsnswan-
ger. Barton II. Cameron. Milton Gone
fumes II. Crump, Robcr: :. Crurup
Henry G. Elicit. George \. Gibson
EPpa liunion. Jr.. :, w. Travers
iranviilc 6. Valentine, {. II. Weber
Thomas 5. Whcelwrlrht. Berkeley
Williams. L. Victor Williams. Lang
bourne NJ. Williams, Walter \. VII.
iiams, y. Murat Willis. Charles g.
Wilson and John 7. Wilson.
Following the Stockholders meet.
ms. the annual session of the board
81 directors Was held and al officers
We're reelected. They arc: = /
bemiss. president: James u. Cru,np
NIce-prcsidcnt: Charles J. Anderson
T!ce- president; r. j. wiliingham. u.
secretary and treasurer, and pcano
Maury, trust officer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
CITY SHIvERS ON COOLEST
JANUARY 10 SINCE 1918

1-lGontlnucd From lslrst page)
lure. fie is Edward y. Ev0as. Who
studies clements over in his govern
mcnt observatory on Chin,borozo
i"rk. Tho weather prognosticator
AYERS that relief from the wintry
piasts is in sight. ana that before
ahother sun sets above the capital Of
inc GA Dominion tehrc viii be rise
IN temperature, He declares that the
crest of tho cold wave would be
reached today and that before nuou
the thermometer would begin climb
Ing.
Richmond is feeling the general low
temperature which Is prevailing over
the entire country from IL freezing
i'ne stretching from the southern
part OF South Carolina to New Mex
'co' ana thence uorthwnrd. embrace
ing all or the states east OF the Rocky
aionntainS. The temperature i'm this
area reached Its lowest point at Glenn
Fails, y. Y. where &, Is reported to
DO 40 degrees below zero. Zero
weather In also reported at poInts
from New York City To Sault Ste
Marie. Mica
C"mes Fr"m Lakes.
me cold weather, according to Ed
ward y. Evans. director ~ the United
states bureau ~ ChimnpraE6 Park,
Is uue I" high pressure atmospheric
areas acHunlu!a.ins over the lake re-
Sions aad spreading out in every di.
T"ciion. Wh'ie the temperature in
INC southern States has dropped he
'ow normal. this condition has merely
or"nsht the usual cc,daess IN the
North which is the general experience
oi those States IN this time Of the
year IL VIII be recalled that At this
time last year New York CITY was
crippled for period Of three weeks
by an unusually heavy snowfall. tn.
accompanying zero weather prevent
Ing It's removal
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Gregory Declares for First
Time in Fifteen Years He
Was Able to Enjoy Good
Things Christmas-'Fan-
lac OvercOmcs Troubles.

christmas meant more to me thi.
time than II had IN flftccn years.. FOR
II was the first time in that long I
nave bech able to eat and enjoy the
good things like other people
The above was the remarkable
statement made by II. c. Gregory.
who lives at Al Lake St. Staunton,
VA. i!r went on to say:
During all these years had 10 be
very careful about what ate. as
nothing agreed with me. Sometimes
suffered agonics and felt like
would smother II | didn't get fresh
ar. WAS bilious II lot, too. my
tongue was coated and had awful
headaches. slept poorly and I'm
the morning felt SO tired and slug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
ERWIN BERGDOLL- SEEKS
WRIT OF HkBEiS CORPUS
PbjiadeIphian l. serving F"ur-Yrar
Term for Alleged J>u>i"u al
SeIrctivc service Draft.

KANSAS CITY MO. Jan. Erwin
X. ISe-gdUll member Cf wealthy
,-P1iiladelphia family, VINO is "erviug
, a four-year torn in the Federal dis
iciplinary barracks at Fort i.tuy.r-
!. worth. Kans. for evading ,Ae scIec-
J. tive service draft, late today al,d a7-
= pIication for u writ OF habcps cor
I pus In the Federal court ~ Topeka.
kans., demanding his release, a,c 0rd.
ing 10 announcement made her, to.
night.
(, Bcrgdcll was sentenced IN Angus,
Z 1870. by court-martial sitting ~
: Fort Hays. y. Y. He is a brother OF
I, Grover c. Bergdon. who Is now be.
! ing wisely sought by Federal agents
/. ON charges Of evading the draft,
= Hearing on the application Viii b.
I. held IN the kansas city, Kane. Fed.
|. egal coq!t February Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
my United NcwS.I

CHICAGO, Jan. IS.-Fricnd wife
has progressed to the point where
she d, the best-drcsSrd woman In
husband she would have ~ we'll
dressed family.
hut things are going To DC diff
ferrnt. n0 members OF thu Mer-
chant Tailor>' Designers tS>ocin-
ton agreed here today. The, in
cindr the most famous taIIurs in
the country In their midst. 80 this
goes ms official;
Nnen man goes Ia any tunc-
ton ut night where Iadic> are
present he must wear regulation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
American Women Best Dressed;
Husbands Urged to Spruce Up

evening clothes. ruNc,fNs are
banned sRNc far stag affairs.
When ne COLTS he must dress In
Sc"tca twrSlS. SnS STOCKINGS and
cap 10 match. That lucky old
pair ot trousers that has doubled
for HshinS and sntf must go into
tho iimbo of di>rrrutnbic Things.
sunday mornnr he must d6n IL
morning cont II he Intends to put
h's nnsr outside the door. Church
ar avenue rromrnadcS I'm hn&iuess
suits I'm sunday InornIng hprrify
the tailors.
Mo'"rirS clothes must he worn
when the autuaiohilc il cat for II
spin where civilized folk ure liable
I" u" seen. They Miii hr made In
harti-sioih wurstrd AMI the like.
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Tnsedo ncforc Woman ,,o., Ga.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1S.-Thc tuxedo
coat must not be worn in the pres
cnce OF women. according to a dictum
from the Merchant Tailors' Designers
association which opened a convcn-
ton here today. The tuxedo Ia Ia
boo from all social occasions oNccp,
stag parties" said J \. Scveriu. OF
chicago, president or the association
rue man who wears one on anv
other occasion IL not correctly
dressed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

to wait nntl these could be segre-
gated from the thousands of nominal
lions OF nl classes. Senator Norris
said tonight II was probable that
these nominations might be grouped
ana reported for confirmation at an
early date.
Secretary Baker. II was learned to-
! day, recently asked the Judge -advo-
cate-EeneraPs Office for Information
as to tho status OF officers whose
nominations are pending. in each cf
| the three following cventuniitics:
First. II the Senate refused to con-
| firm amy OF the nominations at this
session: second. Ii only tho Pcrshing
board appointments were confirmed:
and. third. IL only part OF the list
cf promotions OF officers already per-
nanrntlE in the service were con-
armed
Mr. kaNcr WAS informed. IL is un-
dcrsiood. that II the Senate did not
act on any OF the nominations. the
more than 5000 officers recommended
.or permanent commissions by the
rSrshinS board would find themselves
back IN civil life CSn March 1.
1t WAS explained that many OF these
officers, all OF whom have assumed
their rank since las; July l, subject
to confirmation, had been ordered 10
distant parts OF the world and have
gone to their posts. in many cases
taking their families and household
effects with them.
Would lie .separatrd."
|, WAS said that should the Senate
fail 10 CONFIRM them they will find
the army on March and without
The right to live in government quar-
tiers. their pay stopped and with no
legal status that would cn;itic them
To apply TO the War Department for
money with which to detray their
expenses back to the United States,
Their temporary commissions. it
also was said, would be Vacated. and
appointments and send new recon-
mendat!ons to Congress before the
vacancies could be nlled.
In the event that only the Pershing
board nominations were confirmed
ard al other names on the list were
10 fail OF confirmation, il was said
tle situation would not be SO seri-
Gus. although hardship would be
worked on almost ever. 'hicer In the
regular army who has been promoted
and whose promotion Is now await
ing senatorial confirmation.
In he case OF all the new officers
appointed TO the grade OF captain
an above. the new appointment.
wher confirmed. would give the Ct
ficer rank senior to that OF regular
officers OF long service who failed OF
confirmation for promotion.
should the Senate confirm only par,
OF the list of promotions and take
no action on the remainder. al un-
prcctdentcd situation would arise. It
was said For purposes of illustra-
tor. a Hypothetical case was cited
assuming that all nominations UP
10 aau including colonel were con-
hrmed. but that no action was taken
on the general officers. many officers
o: long service in the army were n;
the opinion that a number OF officers
ON mated for brigadicr-gencral ana
nov holding temporary appointment,
as such. but with the permanent rank
OF coionel, would find tn emselvcs en-
tireiy out of the army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
WILL FLY TO CAPITAL
Women To Carry Ncbrnskn.s E,cctoraI
vote for President 10
Wushfngtou
ny ASSOCIATED preup

IVY NsSOciatcd Preasl
OMAHA, NEE. Jan. IS.--Mrs. n, IL.
WHEELER. OF Lincoln, prcs.demtial cleo
tor' ana Mrs. Draper Smith, alternate.
OF omaha. who plan TO carry the
,n eiectoral votes To Washing
,on ny airpiane. expect TO leave Ne
6raska on their flight next Thurs
daE. weather permitting
Mrs. smith. who is CO years old.
The women plan to p:on al MARTIN
ONO PRESIDENT Elect Harding's home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
THE SCOTLANDNE:CK
MAN TELLSST0RY
Comes All the Way From
North Carolina TO Testify
for Plant Juice.
KNEW A MAN WHO WAS CURED
He Claims His Stomach, Kid.
neys and Liver Arc Now
in Perfect Condition.

Tier. is no Doubt about the cn
.i'ncy % PLANT iG.c.. thu new herbal
s'prarh medicine ~ scores of people
IN al! walks ot life, in every ono o.
tne iar2" cities. nave personally ,yjt
ie.sel nNL.rLlneMis ML,M ~. f-.u...-..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
srnnish Cnbinrt MAJ I,.,,rn

has been reached By the Spanifli Cab
inct. according to n Madrid dispatch
9uotnG information received In po-
ittcai c!rcleS'at the Spanish capital.
The resignation OF his ministry TO AL
ipnso upon tho Kings return to Ma
Erld from Seville today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

Emp OF zero weather. OTTAWA regis
peg, two degrees below. Vest or,,ow i,
WIS ,hirty.two below q, WinnIi,er.
which would indicate that tho cold
wave Is moving eastward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

Army md Navy Promotions READY.
WASHINGTON. Jan. lS..- Nomina-
tons OF hundreds of army and navy
officers for promotions. sent TO tho
Senate recently by President Wilson.
were ordered today referred to tho
Military and Naval Committees. Pre-
riously the Senate had twice refused
TO act cn any nominations by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
FIRST COLD WAVE
rhfrty-Eour Degrees RcIo,x x., ~
ported In Aairontluci>S Win
Othcr Low JSfo,,s..-
VtHcT LOW TENurpS,
IN A .unri..,.,l n..

~ Associated Press.
- w AIERTOWN. N ". Jan is-r,b,
mrs, ,i cold wave OF tho winter prevailed
throughout Northern New Yorj, To-
ctny: ahs official temperature in this
hnIH s''as this morning was sixteen
thirty-four below; Lyons Fails, twen-
tS-Iour below; Newton Fails. twenty
'k wo below. and potsdnn, sixteen be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

Forty below In Canada.
ioEoNTo, jan. iS.-Ecrty degrees
below zero was the tcmpcraturn nj
lronuots Falls, Ont. this morninr.
All Canada except the Pacific and At
!aNtic COASTS Is AnpNrent!N In tho