davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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COTTON MARKETS.

NV iohh Fco, !..--Ati"r hU.din2
morning cotton turned easier owing 10
N" dcclin" in sterling exchange rates
less favorable" reports from The stock mar
"et ana SoGi hwrsttsn selling. Nay con-
iracts b;okc from 1920 20 is.al snI closed
losing barely Steady a. = not decline o..
The n.arKst opened stosdy a, an aa
N"ht" %: To- points and sou bout
I" J" points net hivh-r Gur!ar t:Ie
eariy trading on ih- relatively steady
cam" !a!E.iy from! Wall Stree; ard lGca.
sources. Th= ndrket sa- narrow and 20
st2nsiYs 20 ccinparl::vely s:ra!i otI"-s
%Ad met som: ceiling a-oGnL 1919 .or
M:fSh a"I ~" Tor II.y THIS caE.-t re-
actions OF seEeEai po!nts. but no weak
A.ss DEVELOPED uSt.. ye.l = org L: .hA
"'i--HoCr wh-E the aga-ararC. -: selling
orders i-1!i. the sDGta and -N:oTts o. -
ras!"T hass 20. ia- Better e-s.l-s y. F.aS,-
go ie s"ci.o:s led 20 !.ca!la Jon ~ -
Of % :-.z1 and jay 20 .i.l o. q 10 =
Diits n-t over. a,t zrJur e. - u
uo!nls ~ 90 u. hjrh So .ii;h. ,.o-.'
H.. I'm: in~i E..r E@"Sss ~-r@ s-il-
.NS, a. 100 .oT b-.c@ rOI.psret "it;I
!H'ci arg ara you'd appreciate sufficiently
car gaIn- N ;gr cpaslG--ao.. G!-..Es!.n
N;"GhG t2n '.nE. ~; -e-s not genera :
Igi.S.H go = :aEir. !. the 4a..g market
hr t@-.aF" * me 'u-rreGcg :.rtn Ill
ne 'en"i' - mother az me -
az. as -s--. %l;hyg' aUpa'=at.y p, N
v."ttr HE--n"rs. \ r-I.atr cxn.- ..o.-
l.''"'iYpi --GgTtri sr-y sTaE ,7ar,...
.psstDIHty 1: r~n-e-! 'rO41.es I'D h
i:'.itsH sDai mite pDr; G.g-.:,s tot.y
90 !ur tH!s ata~yu
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.l,rdule of Want Ad. hates.

SIC wori daily. iuin:.nu!n zoe set so!.u
&c 4 wuIu dailJ minimum 500. agate caps
j. woIu sunday. minimum oOC. bet soiiu
~ u word SJhCny. fiGhtI.iuti. rus. Sa.y -, 8.
vons- -utiSe INSERTIONS prIcv OF -,
irsrIt.V..s.
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Two men who tn" police h"li"ve
are the same who. masked suddenly
appeared In the par.ur az u hotel
withi'a a block OF the polio. station
early last nigh; and Shot to deal!
Goodrich and Burden were arrested
early this morning at = local room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
MORE OIL PRODUCED
IN 1920 THAN IN 1919
mrrirnn Petroleum Institute Figures
show 0SS47i 21i BarrrIs
Pumped Last Year.
y : SsOciatcd PreSs

SEW YORK. Feb. l7.--Tn. est.
mated production Of petroleum i'm The
world during 1920 Is gas 47i.2al bar
rris. hEnrcs made licrc by the Amer
!rhu petroleum Institute showed. The
!J!' production wac estimated at
3JI ,5u|,b+6 barrels The increase in
1870 III - 4. per cont
Of IN" tOta! production last year
mo United states supplied ii3.-
ib2. 200 barrels. or Gii per cent. Mex
ico supplied l59,S00.hG0 barrels. The
Mexican figures wrr" based on cy-
po'tS Of that amour: plus the pro-
duciion marketed at home.
Tn" gain in production in the Unit
cd states was Gj.GS3. 900 barrels, ar
ia per cent. Mexico iucr.aGcd her
production $40 per cent over 1919
when she only produced S7.012.95i
ourTclH.
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fRDSISI0S MARKETS.
CDEIHEE.


,"H"- iH.GT"' open"t at decline -! -
ns!his "w!ns 70 easter b..@.!An
= h.r> ana t"Ili2.NE af,e: yesterdays all =
N"fs'''N- 'tA"-|iS" there very l.tt."
HIrSSH:" ana III" rua:k.; turned S,"a,lt"r
T!EE n in.td!" OF the day on reports
,."i So fau.o had negotiated loan
GrtNs;e can.e- from Brazi' rcpor;eI a
t,uIt"et G'c.Lic "a RIO cSChun." on Lon
Snmi n9Nersr "h;eh tended % r"sl-ic;
t".ot,s 4h1 -" oary loss MAS 10; :u.!y
rteeF"E"i. Nj sold uu from SIS To- TO-.
~ "!ihi" l-:!ntS az last ni.nt'S c..y.
ana ..phHi . 10 With the genera! M h.t
sH""lh. !" n.t dcci!n" OF & 20 /, ouiHts
gs'"S D.LS March. 40. Mar. 7.vs; JUN
-. S"H'smber. 80: Ociohc.. 80. De
Sr"' yone.. auie;: Rio -. G'.ns-.: san
.aS - % rosj and f-.!rhi offers from
~ ~ 70 -. Ane-,cin credits. S"les ~
ITO - "rfe reported - .. ~ to C.b YES.
''s!"fs WsiA ;D!aN' = Offers Raging from
-, - : - American credits.
'"" "ii "a Cap..s shuV I'd an advance
90 81" -s!s J.. ne dpl,a. Dus! ing rat. and
decline - al Ia RIO "NcG..r.. on Lon
S"n "!in ne RIO Ina.!t.; - 10 I-si aa,l
f-'''tpN - - - -e.S lover. Private - bios
tn@-ied 'u-thr' d"ci.a" Ia Rio ~.
.h"Hj .1l%y iIr!z!,;au mort T.ce.ut- -;
80 J-E..a NJ. 80,
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ANOTHER BOSTON BANK
GOES AGAINST THE WALL
fr"m"nt Trust Compnuy IL Closed by
Hank i:Nauinrr of Nnssn-

Nv Associated prcss. |

Nv Associated lrcSS
49, BOSTON. Fob. IL Tho fremont
trust t"mramy. a banking inst tuition
WIN savings aud commercial depart =
'n'nts. was closed late toIay by Bank
'"innis$ Toner Jos"ph &. Allen
commissioner Alicu's forma! state
in"rt said;
IN" FREMONT Trust Company IS
'ioS"d a. II result OF unSouud and un-
!N' irr L"d haiIS ing methods. Nh
~ .on mas become necessary for :wo
,"HSonS. F!r#t--bn accoul; OF viola
'n"nwcaltn. Sccond-i.ccatsc III" tota,
~ bah ana doubtful loans is such that
~" capital is SeriouSl" impaired II
= Ior 10 protection OF drDoGitors
e'hto!I"gS ana al { uUcrncd. that
have taken possession in accordance
WIN tn" duty imposed anon mo by
la -
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&. =. Circuit, cour, or Aunco,..

Thn Th.Ird Slatrs Circuit OF Ap-
pcals rcc0nvcned yesterday morning
al 10 O'Clock with the following
indgcr and officials in attendancc:
Circuit Judges. Martin A. Knapp. OF
Washington. ID. g.. and Charles \.
woods, of Marion, s. C.; District
Jun9c John g. Rose. OF Baltimore,
r'i ticrk tlnrd" VI. Dean and Emitted
Fiat"a Marshal John G.. Saunders.
Court announced :and handed down
It's opinion In the following cases:
80 lsf2. Frank Scnick, p!aintin In
error. ~. the United state. defendant
~ error: error To the District Court
az Norfolk, Va. Per curiam opinion.
Affirmed
No 1877. II. l.. Grcp,ry. plain,in in
error. w, United Statrs. defendant
In error; error 10 dhc District Court
al fharic5ton. $. c. Per curlan
opinion. Affirmed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

90 i'T - -IEaE w"> in.eS i-s- active
try'.. NY pf.'"s ""rr unchanged d, a..
t"F 'E'@ cost ami freight. equal 10
'nf . symiT.!!IEal ihG;!" a.. SAFES Of S.o',
W".t - "a: and al tn. close thr:., ,y.rc
iI''.9nA. offerings wi'hou; being iaissu
- F-Eh"i Tho demand Was sti.l o! -
PROPORTIONS. although not - active !. q. o..
~ so Us GaSr q; tn.s N""S. business ti!--
''E tH- 49, w"T" "r IuC-r hrs be.n u.! 2.
!''d'F. iiGiNnin: about $3.50 tons :c- *
S..- -" i.tfon.. Prices VIZ. uuchiasc!
At 80 ~! fine gEsUL.a,-G
it"tthL. IN iuiHr", "is extremely .lsh'
III iF%nt!s iHc.ln'"! :. 'pI! OF ana await
go. nnd"r, .cattc'.d !gUldn ION al.
>3b-sE "a. I'-c.iu. 81. - much ~,
AZ q o'eHc.: o! deinanL . Anyth!ng =. ID. "a :.
i't"' d'yS husincEe ala not .su.od ~,
,N's anu was confined 20 Tho Nav mi
- boh!t!"ns F!Dii hid. vc-,. - To- :,
!1lhlA. net .p~er. JiaTch c!rs-d 81.
'i.b. ~. Iuiy. SO. S.r."ii.,cr ..
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,n,,, - ,,-..,,,i---,
."p,nnry II. ::S5 4. ~. Misg N,ii,..
,r.,tHsn,: utter an Illness OF sov"r,,I
II.I.i,;. ., mes residence. I..onn ri
ii ,,,i..I,f' SOP u, westhampton car line
North Nineteenth SIRE, Isc,,r,c. 40:
he si Si ~ J.. NJ john +. Suiiens. A.,
imn,hs az BIllups' nndertniIiur ~"
chnrci,' s ,r"ir, V;nnbe street nnptist
40 - NJ. intorn"nt oaitwond l. at
i nMn IieL al the Rotrca, FOR ,bo 60
ir,,,n ~. MtN,. az" - years Funernni
,'nn, N"h,"g"r Church Saturday nWnN
! i%h a. $50. intrrn.nt ~ W..Io.."....-
- !chu'hs are ut Scsen's 'r''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

ma rkei. with sof;ening tendency in
brown sh"ct!ngs and print cloths. Jobb.rs
asa = moderate business in small. Io:s for
'ntc% shipment. Yarns and raw silk wcr.
"u.'. oEercostinss and dress goods for
'aR VII! he opcaed BY ,he American
Wooden Company on Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

~ ~ pounds wp. s.1p1s -: pi=a steady
r"sgn' Dig s.,5 ai iG'o,. "SS''" o. 70 -
Shrci.; fcccIu:S. 1900: lambs and wear
ms ssneTa.iv q 10 SIC h!rh"r: snrts no
80, ~ ssh"-p generally aic higher: !anhs
~. -. SON. held higher. buli. :
80, PRIME S'-nounI yct-l:urg. 80; bulk
~; CHOICE li-pnUah wv'her. 80:
49, - bound ewes. ago: bUik lat ewes.
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CLEAN UP JACKSONVILLE
FOLLOWING DUAL MURDER
crooks. Gunncm and Migrants
Gathered in Police
Drngnct.
MASKED BANDITS KILL TWO
Atlanta Engineer and Builder, and
Patrhosuc, l.. L., Man Are Vie
Tins ar ii0ldup Men In Florida
Hotel.
lEy Nssoclutcd rros.,l

ill., ri.-\'. rch. Tn
Win thc murder here last
VI '''"'S NieNa"d"r "o"drich.
"s '"''' ana "h'i"rr'
I'm" waiter II. hurd"n' 60.
""S'"'SS man o. rat
- ,'"S "' ''ohh w MARTIN.
.,.',. ~ az '""a' issue"
'"S '"'S !" IN" h"ii'" I" ria
"""'' Eu"fh'h ah" va
t,,n, ''"'' vac ''E jan ''-
'"eh WI" nav"
W sN" SATISFACTORY a'-
~ ''''",St'F'S'
,,,, A" ',"'"'" W'' S""' 10
,,o,..' apartment J" {"
''''"'" """''' I"
az s'v ''''
''"' "'' anu me-
'"'' u '"' "'"'
'S'H nav "e'" "''""
:" 'o"h''''"h WIN IN"
NV. wa" ''ui''.''c" 'o"'S"' oE 20
'"'"'' ''''S 'n'~ '"'H nav" prac-
$500 'hS'''h h"'lhE evidence
"sm'''S' an: OF the snsr"''S.
nv" "'''S''" ny th'
ms MOI "'hE "HSH'''oHs
-. """ w" ''"rH'
NV" WI" '"' p"'''" """'\t
VINO "'tS"'" a"""'h'N
III 'h' p''''"' 81 h"'"'
MN "'o'h OIL 'ht p"'!'' station
''''t '""' "'eh' "h' Sh"' TO """i'
"c" an" f"f""h We're arrested
'"'S morning ~ '"'at room
'"S no"S''
y" 'h" "theF man Suspicion
""|c "tch p'''"h aa"lnS' IN" men
ana 'hS p"'ic' :" !AT nay" rr'usvh
'" "'N"'s" 'ht circumstances eur
rounding th.!r arrests
Mr. bhrden, ms wife ana daughter.
MISS fi"rri" Burden ana Nh. tood-
r'ch We're seated about "a caro- table
IN 'he hotci p'ri"r i"Si night when
Two "hi'e men. wearing masks. APP
pcar'd IN the door reading ant" tn"
Earh ana lcNelinG r,N"lNcrs, de
ihahded thelr money ana Ndinahl.S.
Members OF the card party took TN"
aHa'r |" be JOKE. thinking that
guests.
some OF the othci motel guests were
trying l" scar" th,m.
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'------''-I-'-'---- - :
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In Afcn,oriain

~ ~ NJ In sad bus loving t.In.,n,,----
-. ihy, u"hr VIE. Hattie Morrisnr 2;nc-
!, 10 20 one year AK" today i"ebrm,,'x
H,"" t beside your dying bed
II Was TOO hard for I'M. r., 49,.
ana see you fade away
t"sh II my memory tina. d,y va,
!.t.,t't"" 4 prayer. ana TO ,;nd II niieu.
yet her stay. don't take hsu.
'''' SP"fe heF TO ine fcw more d..
HUSBAND
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CmIr ,Gn nK,I. MArn1..

CHICAGO Te6. g. "n~s' ,rsl.-, ,on
fron,s1 'olas ny ,n- lyp~r-a, 1..n,y.
ne the elr"rrsney .i-ri" D.s v,.I b.
vetoed b. PE"f-l"ri ".1sI s.r.s..,.r -
,Fn"'"i tr'''hililr liza; s,f.Yi r.y tsia
fi"'!d"n'-"!r"t H..sHt NIdGtuis rh4rya "a.
GUY "pr Nnlticg harEed iron. .T. ~.
siurni' ana .ios"h h'1vy 80 ~. 90 ,..
~. ~. M"irh - - - s,! 81
..' 2" -. Com lost g., =. o. ,,
~. 80 -. IL nr'si.inrr' rid r.,.,,,,'
&c ~ during iA" n-st ,oD lrial, %.
-. s"s7."n ne IA" - 'n. oln.rs.,.,s
~, y! "n-S' n''. r'ir huNre wh,H ...l
."c' mat ia bid hal Ar. t.. ''
h'H7'+. tHt iE.u tA. au.l...t =.
pass "N' a.. Hu'frr and 10 .,...
t.irAstfaN. a" f-T I,af.F. g..r.
'Ht'irHh i'u'uU~y'+ 1at.fI..r. I.... .,
lNfi"E ." rHLf-- .'li ST. tf.rs..
n'1' 1901 "t.clnrr' 81 % n,@ 80.
i'r~'iHh -'uil'ucnf u...syu D., .t
ild'''' 'u"uuFhupi '.t r...,.t 't'
H'f "Hs anr largely a. ss.p... ...... ~
'hNt't"u assumed 90 TO- ttu-t ,.r
bgE- q" "f green
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Special Notices

SPECIAL SUf'i,,E-ri,. ,,,,,--,g----- q
h",ihri Ina, TN. undernIrna, - hereby
i.Inchroo%im m '"slness ,hnown as oiy,nnnnfi,
h,rs.i. Si!y OF Richmond N N, Fourth
h.m .o n''s %sn.ns, sam must n s.sem;
month f. mat before :tth Of III.
80, ."s."sH conv,i..cent iiom. :. -.
r"., cn,s ouhFa "acsn;. u.:ryuns "ben
49,. ~, cases, inyaiid- a,,, uS ana
wiipit, nose desiring 10 spe.k ,oioGTTly
p!casa 80, "a "a, lizard to thI. homc H n,,
n."H. 'uti b'Y!csnrd isIt VIA
"tr., 'he telephone directory nun,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

SAVANNAH. GA. Feh. ,7.-Tur, enine.
m.nts. -: stuck. iiSSt Ko:in. uu,e;; 10
sla!rs' q" recctnts: shipments. so. stock.
NJ. y. VIC. WV. 100 ~
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-. GOTrONSEE.n OH.

.,..N cI..s ErJ. L., i'l.:af!..y Ia
''i'pNr"'G 90. Va sEg.tll and lrraI IN
MA '"' rf.r"' being easier IN rnrec-
ION ~ 'NA-f C:iibc ant ';I- .syr st.,. 49,.
~ ci!ch..y al commodity ,u.-k,,i
.nsihK p.G= we're GENERALLY 70 p0!,i's not
.H"~! >&l'-A ,..Jf Dt-rHis. i'-ifuc Crt.c.
80 .a.cs. urine summer seI.s,A 40
~. A"ren IN: Nay. -. july .5.. ali
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

-" bEi.EASSi la. TEL 4. IuyrH
80 n" ale 9"ceiDi". 50: ..cAy. nli,IrT ID.
,ss'"'t .. AIT: c4'-ha rice. seiIy. s.L
ti"tiH ufhs 80 i"ck"t.. "ts4i. Iilri.
f'i.Sn. unchanged. i;"criu.s 2 3, ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Funeral Directors

S anis, NJ " .!t COMPLETED in >,
."n'S biacii in twenty.four Gye gar
Is a,ways slHr rn"I p1o 81 our business nd
:, 1..!s : se7 Sor,h seventh sit,.n,' Moi
-. IN, i-Edwsn Fhaup. funeral IL.
~, nm. incr. 5o;- East nsi, uurcctor
"""!s"h !dl. Randolph Jes5 street.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
DAILY, unless other wise shown published
only as information and not Guaranteed,
Daily eIcept Sunday. 1 Sunday only.
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SEW CRi.EANE
hp-r r

-" OK i;rAN'. Frg Exon, f.-
nor period tOe<' tic t,-rr,, 80. 81
aIDe1 dspi"ssed hsl"~ ,n. .,y,i of w.
IN. - .'f, go lfi uuo.a'.rus wee !.
- lH"'tt .eE".- showing ne, !g.a., -
linz $500 ..,, "' - T. g. "".t. n~..i.s,
Ne receipt OF rHaurte ma, I,r,", - 'iir
US '"Ten en- embargo an .a-or;4 ~, ,.."i
ana Ji'y l,y, ~',A ':a3sa down - ! =.
nm ne sirtaiIsss ar"arG rhe u.euug ,v..
~" q" H=hidtS INA. Southern mss. 49,.
$500 n""A. hut a:'er aJt,sce. a.: - =.
Is - .;,ry.. I', ~, -sI'.aa Ma5cn w 20
Is.u.' 81 Claims ina; higU"- rr,dr. ~.
80 Hcr' ease Ia sou. 4u:~-.pr ,,5-,-.
tnents The dr,lire Vas vy.,G nov
mos - :r-sn jsbor ,rDubl.s aIr1rc ~
On "a ,'ya "n' rfaGua .ui .e.s..Io,i
10, w 1.r .N'4Ft e 'ymsr, MS rnrr.,,! mo-
.i ~. 'h",Hr' ur 'ae SNORT
hh,;;..ihy ,'cH The te,ha.,a ,,auaao1..' -,
..tt- i9ter ;he news ~ .0.lt.o ,..,t
5a..1r. I. III" Middle N@-' ana M. .s,..
inc Dallas i,-'r.rt r..,a.. III, 'I''- g..
cradle pressure 'Si' 10
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Mi-'EiiANkOt, MARK Krn.

Dftf CDyDs Ill.
NV YORK TFD, n. -rDanish.h GonAp
-"''' i''fd "gist "a ioday'i arr zo
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FIEtSciAi.
FINANCIAL.

PARIS Feb. ls.-'rhs weekly stat.,ucn,
ing changes: " '''''N
Gold IN hand incrcac-d $500 francs.
SHrcT IN hand Increased ;,s,6vL, francs
Sot"" IN circulation decreased Ies EToiI
Treasury deposits Increased $1,000
francs. -"''''''
francs. ''-''"''S'
AIranccs decreased lo0.SipD francs
.ihnEancc;, I" III: State dur!n. thc week
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Richmond. Va. Feb - 49,.
R:Marhsi Light run Of cattle. Dc.HaIi
very limited. Prices unchanged c,c"r: on
medium! steers ,hst sold -,ulc lover
Strictly good steers. !,!E lbs.
and up ...................... Ef a..
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Lost and Found

cNr--strayej or stolen r., :"
Mn s'.es strips, s.i. W. M gray
,:n,,. - s.wata. : North Sixth stroa't' ~
E!""enih ma Third. saicsn,.n., '-,wstn
srat,rs '1I.ih.mE sample bottles ana H.,
hros.. Eleventh ana Cary. wood
~, Jah1"Fy "a. ON Pullman d..,in.,in.
-. n!." platinum: Shrln. MN on 'r.'.'h
'oHl bs srt with diamond ~. - a.
-! v. !oh Ghnmb"rlaync Avcnu~
1901, gold Mn between Ersy.
l.g. ah' prarh Street. Cal! BouI.v-y
NAi'u tob-i-ust. watch fob I,,,.,
,,n.n!'' Sharri Reward u. ,ura"
stree; 80 h-f".fh' u, Norm Eiyatn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

lNDENED FOR QUICK nELEUENCE
TIE KiCHNoSD TINES. GIsrATtH dali:
f'' HE u" EvE aePrSss D1s 'nS R:h
The rate given herewith cove. inornin:
an sx:nhs sery'css ~ al instanccs w!.i
DiSfAISii winch IL pric"d separately
Schedule Of Want I'D. Hates.
:isc w.ri daily. inin:mu!n zoe set so!.,
&c 4 word dai!y minimum sos. agate ehp
~ "a word = nCuJ. tn.nii.,ur,. az. .,xa.v 80
vons- -utiSt INSERTIONS prico OF -.
eo"stous.N. insrrt'Ons price OF So:
Insertions.
:. FONT type
rno !arses, typt permitted IN inc Ma
IA pages 10 ~ ro.nt. aLu tme suA!.es
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$50 Veg, Leigh Street.
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900 NsEaD.e Street.
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Try CLARENDON Hotel

.iEtn', NEC.. near Reach. MI rooms with
npi ana cold running water. private baths
N""N" or'h. Write for Rates.
MONROE uurCiII%s.
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Personals

',h eni!r" stock or corset, r.,,,,,.,,.,
tn,i ~ you ihu, assuring GSth We
Nurth yIi,st The .;Drse; Snoo ~
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-08
Novel and Satisfactory Plan
Between landlord and Tenant

! ing which leads to rs many misunder;
standings, dissatisfactions. and mutt
ual losses as the management OK q
farm by q nonowner. Somebody has
said that nothing short Of application
of the golden rule would ever bring
about satisfactory arrangements be-
tween the owner and occupant OF q
farm, and yet, in this case. there was
nothing eleemosynary in the arrange
ment.
Tested Out BY Fifteen Years Trial
j.. The man who made the statement
quoted above was for a number OF
years the manager of one of two ord
inary-siEed hog farms owned by man
in Illinois, and the plan under which
he was engaged as manager has been
followed by the owner with almost
unfailing success for more than 10
years. Briefly, the plan YVES nothing
more or less than q straight annual
salary which included tenant house
and the usual garden and poultry per-
uuisites, and, as q bonus, share OF
the net profits.
The profit sharing plan has served
to stimulate the efforts of the en-
ployee and has greatly lessened the
supervision necessary on the part OF
the owner. BY the use of the tele-
phone and occasional visits he Is able
to keep in touch with tho farm prob
lens and to cooperate effectively with
the manager. Since the owner was
farming himself it wap important
that the management of his other two
farms take as little of his time as
have been selected from the men en-
ployed on the home farm. which serv-
es as training school.
How the Net Income Is Determined
Tho managers are given regular
monthly wage and q bonus consisting
Of one-third of the net income. In
determining the net income per
cent interest on the valuation of the
property is first taken out. as due re-
turn for capital. after which all ex-
penses are deducted, such as for
thrashing, the managers wage, extra
labor, machinery repairs, deprecia-
ton. and the cost of fertilizers and
seeds.
Each of tho two managed farms
hrs a house for the manager, who al
SO can use the work horses to dl i've
for personal use, has garden, and
COW or two for supplying the family
with milk and butter. Fifty chick
ems are furnished, and the family is
permitted to raise IS many as pos
sible to supply the needs of the farm
table, but on December 1 all the
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4
Il teok the name interest in my
vorh = : tenant ~ take ON my own
fnxn. began work without dol
lor and with very little knowledge Of
farming. but while was ON the farm
I learned . good desl. I had ample
opportunity to study the principles
controllinG crop growth. soil i'm
pfovement. stock management. etc.
The Inspiration received was valu-
able indeed and during my period OF
service I earned enough money to buy
the small farm on which I now live.
This extract from statement
made by former tenant employee.
now . farm owner. reviews relation
ship between owner and tenant that
great many persons on both sides OF
the farm-landlord situation may we'll
envey. There Is possibly no subject
connected with the business of farm
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-08
sHERIFF's SALE

BY virtue of Writ of Execution is
sued out of the Clerks office of the
County Court of Crowley County and
State of Colorado, and to me directed,
whereby I am commanded to make
the sum of Fifteen Hundred Twenty
Six & 12-100 Dollars, ($1526.12)
and costs of suit, the amount of a GER
tain judgment recently obtained
against Gerald King in favor of The
Citizens State Bank of Ordway, Colo
RADIO Corporation out of the lands,
tenements, goods and chattels of the
said Gerald King have levied on the
following property, to-wit:
One 1920 Model &c" Internation-
al Truck Of 1 u ton capacity. Engine
No. VC4012, Serial No. 5469 and one
1919 Model "F" International Truck
of one ton Capacity. Serial No. 1914
Therefore, According to said COM
mand, shall expose for sale. at Pub
lie Auction, all the right, title and In
terest of the above named Gerald
King in and t. the above described
property, or Tuesday the 18th day OF
April 1921. at 300 o'clock P. M. al
Garage Of the shelton Motor Co. in
Ordway, Colorado. Dated at Ord
way. Colo, this 30th day of March
1921
LEWIS WORKER,
Sheriff of Crowley County
Date of first Publication April 1, 1921
Date OF last Publication April 8, 1921
The Ordway new era., 1921-04-08
TO DEMAND BETTER CREAM

Declaring that there is altogether
tco much cream of low grade on tho
market, the Colorado Creamery But
ter Manufacturers association, in ses-
sion here last Friday, is going to de-
mand better cream. 1t was the De-
lief of those present that to improve
the situation as to the supply of first
quality cream, there should be diff
ference of between 6 and cents be-
tween the price paid for first quality
and the next lowest. The proposition
is to be put before every dairy in the
state, final action to be taken at lat
er meeting. G. A. Allebrand of Colo
rado Springs was elected president of
the association-El Paso County
Democrat