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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-19

question. or any parf thereof. or interest
ti.ercisl, under said deceased or other
wIse ~ the premises; which premises are
described rs those certain lots, tracts
pieces parcels of land situate. lying and
heinS la the cfrs Of DaytoDa, County Of
NoIusia and state OF Florida. more par
t5cliiaiiy known. designated and described
as follows tc-ult.
Lot three, and West one-iialf of Lot
two. and South one half of East one-haif
Of Lot two. and that portion OF Lot one.
lying south of South Canal and West OF
the East line Of West one-haif Of Lot
two. extended to said Cana al IL BLOCK
SKIN according TO map OF Higb6es Day :
iona. as recorded In the office OF the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court in and for
yolusa County. Florida. except Lot two
OF the Frank r. Peck Subdivision. being
a subdivision of Lot three. West one-haif
half OF Lot two. and a portion Of Lot
one Block Sixty. Higbees paytona, Al
peT map OF record in the office Of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of said County
and State in Map Book ). Page So
You and each of YOU are hereby re-
nnired to appear to the Bill OF Complaint
filed herein against you in the above
entitled cause on or before the Ind das
The Daytona Daily News is hereb,
GesIgnafed as the newspaper in which
st,is order shall be published once eaci
week for twelve consecutive weeks.
TO James Clifford Mears and Mabe
Aears Lowell.
You. and each of you are hereby re
uuirad TO appear to the Bill OF Complain
J iiiet herein against you III the above
entitled cause on or before the 4th da,
OF April. A. y. 1921.
designated as the newspaper in which
this order shall be published once eacf
week ior eight consecutive weeks.
WITNESS my hand and seal of Office
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-19

The teacher a9d spent twenty min
u'cs imprcSSing on her pupils The cor
rect pronunciation Of the word vase"
The following mnmine She wanted to
find out if The children remembered
so She turned 20 enc little boy sud
denly ana demanded What do you
see on the maptlepiece ut home.
Jackie:" Fathers feet, miss" came
the nronlpt rrpiv.
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~ ,-tpct-Ittr cofJRT. SEVENTH JUDI
f,LAJ. CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR NyLS
STA COUNTY, FLORIDA. II CHIN
Gerry.
Frank T. Peck.
!. Complalnfnt-
Pie heirs AZ law ID KATE W. SUMTER;
nee Rees The devisees under the last Will
OF Kate NJ. Sumter. nee Rees. deceaseu'
and all unknown persons soever ciaiil
ing the premises In question, OF any p.,aa PAL
thereof or interest therein, under SUI
kleeeased or otherwise IN the premises
and the heirs at law OF WILL ltlC b i,1r !,
the dsvisers under the last VIII OF WIN
Hic bee deceased, and all unknown per
sons soev-r claiming the premises ~ ~
tte.t.n, under said deceased o, nthef-
wee in the Dretnises. anti tha heirs II
IaV - sfGisfSE; the DC Hsers i''''t :
tile 4 - y ia &! -, Higbef, dee',ass :, ann
premises in question or any part thereof;
or interest therein. under said deceaseo
or otherwise i'm the pI emises. ana jan 70
f-f IFFoRD MEARS. and MABEL MEARS
LOWELL.
Defendants.
To the heirs at law of Kate w. Sumter,
nee Rees; the devisees under the last
LII ~ Kate " sumter. nee Rees de-
ceased, and all unknown persons soeNef
Claiming the premises In question, or any
mart thereof. or interest therein. unue
said deceased or otherwise, in the prem
Uses: and the heirs at law of VIII tlS-
bee: the devisees under the last VIII oil
VIII Higbee. deceased; and All unknown
persons soever claiming sthe premises ~
question. or any part thereon. or INTEREST
therein under said deceased or otherwise
in the premises and the heirs OF rig
bee. the deviSees under the last VIII oi
Hlpbec. deceased. and all unknown
persons soeyer claiming the premises ~
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!: CONCERT PROGRAM J
Sunday Afternoon

Sunday Afternoon
'Toreador song from the Grand Opera
Il [ sei4ynens sigsyaiy Bizet j
Elsa ( 1Ilsaaiii frofn Wagnerss Grand
Opere - is.s.i.s s,.....-4 AaheDerini
Meditation Sur lie Ter Prelude do
Bach .... Gounod
Angels Serenade ...-....... Braga
La Paloma. Spanish Serenade -
- Chevalier de Yraaier
Vocal Solo. RES lgnation Roma
Robt. j. Maddaford.
Dance Of the Hours. Ballet music
from A. Ponchielli's apero Clio
cenda
Two Numbers
Ia Gloria from Hayden's flat
Mass
Oh Sanctus from Gounod's St. Ce-
celia Mass.
Cathedral Chime Solo. selected -..
..-.........-..-.. -...-..-...-,. Callahan
Three Dances from Henry VII 1850
..--.-.--.... -..,....--........-........ German
Monday Afternoon
March. The Thunder and Blazes feas
turing Xylophone -..,........-.. Fucik
Musical Comedy Selection, The Girl
IN the Spotlight . Herbert
Walt2es. La Sirene'' -.... Auber
Popular Song. Florida Moon .
.....-. Jolson & Sullivan
Popular Song. Rose" -.--.........-....-...
.-.-.......-. Magine q y ese
Vocal Solo. The Bells of ST. Mary's"
Observation-Disclosures Adams
The Witch's Dance Mcdowell, op II
Cupid's Frolic ...-....-.-.-. Miles
Popular Selection by Saxaphone
Eight Selected
whipped Cream Puns at a. H. c.
Bakery. 343- -13- #
Mrs. Il. r Saddler aud son. James
Thompson. Of Flatbush. Brooklyn n.
y. are visiting Mrs. Sadlers mother.
Mrs. J. e. Thompson Of 237 Halifax
avenue.
@Don't forget the "SlCKLES LINE"
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
! Special sale OF DIAMONDS ROWE'S
2-19.4t
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shrapnel cartridas cases-

The material used for shrapnel ,ar-
fridge cases generally consists of a
composition of two parts copper anil
one part zilc. This alloy has been
found TO possess the best phy~ienl
qualities that is high tensilr strength
and a large percentage of elongatien
when properly aunealcd.
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FOR SALE One new stucco cottage
house. VIII sell at bargain. Has
all the modern improvements and
the best location ia Seabreeze. r,
o. Box al 529-2s19-7t.
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CLASSIFIED ERT|5ENENT5
MISCELLANEOUS

-
Jobs OF any kindst
Paint yoay hqase, paint or yaFuksh |
"a Soars ,aqpi tstni your
tffees. efesh ssasir fnrpaea o. CHM
= iisyS Whifa hefp. used Willy Court |
esy aud attention. Phone lis. Phoe
nix Roofing Co.. 49 Cypress St
p2-15-7t
WE 10 MUCH BETTER WORK for
the same price. A card to the Blue
Bird Hand Laundry. Seabreeze.
brings us anywhere in the Triple
Cities. p2-15-1t
12aPER CENT PER ANNUM Wanted
20 men or women with $1,000 each.
secured by nav apartment houses
in best location, Daytona Beach, All
communications strictly confden-
tial Address Apt. House. Daily
News. 512-2-173t.
MEMO HYGIENE cORSETS Spec
ial attention to stout ladies'. surgical
and maternity cases. See Madame
Goodwin. 400 North Beach Street.
509-2-16-7t.
SEE p. Il. kNAUSS for paper hanging
and painting. Have fine line OF
new .st,nples on hand. Box l6i.
Live on Oak Ridge Orange grove, 3
miles south on highway.
497-2-1326t
ADVERTISE by cartoon show cards
original drawings; also all kinds of
decorating and painting. We so
lieit your patronage. Booze Broth
ers, 225 n. Beach st. II. IIooe. Man
ager. p219-26t
+ SCIENTIFIC PALMiSTRY Health
talent and ability. \ lie read rs by
Madam Oldfieid Student of Column
ba University. 10 Orange Avenue,
From 10 a. m. to p III. p2 10 Ii,
FORD REPAIRING specially
Prompt and efficient service by eN
pert mechanic Work guaranteed
Phone SSH Lymans garage. Ma
lion street. near City camping
grounds. pl-2S 2St.
tnUDSoNESSEX Service, Economy
Repair shop. Expert repair work Oh
all make cars. Kenneth D. Mills. Sc
iakcr St, Daytona. Fla. p2 2-25t
E. REGULAR TRIPS to ST Petersburg
every Wednesday in scven-passen-
ger. FIRST class automobile Phone
rs for rates. viii leave corner OF
Main street ANA Ocean avenue Day
tona Beach 39G-12ftf.
WANTED-you 10 list your houses
for rent and realty for sale with tho
III. b. Schultz Realty Co. Gardiner
Building. Phone ga S23-9 ii Il
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FOR SAI-E--One incubator capacity
GE eggs, one brooder, rs eight weeks
old chickens. Apply Box 533. Sea-
breeze. p2-19-3t
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FOR SALE

For SALE- Enclosed truck and bus
body. will fit Ford or Overland
car Also hot of garage left overs.
2iS Oakridge Blvd. Seahreeza.s Fit.,
Phone SSH. p2.93t.
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FOR SALEA bargain in four
apartment house Daytona Beach.
one block from post office. p o. box
133. 529-2-l9-7t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Michigan summer Re
sort hotel. 40 rooms. furnished
ready for business; acre of land;
elegant gardens; dancing hall and
skating pavilion; two mineral wells.
finest bathing beach i'll the state.
Address Il. .. W., Daily News.
d. f9-lt
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FOR SALE Dodge Sedan. 1919.
Owner going north. Call room POS,
Hotel Clarendon p29-3t.
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LOST One gold mounted Moores
fountain pen, Initials A. y. on same.
Reward Address A. r. \. care the
Daily News. p2173t
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Situations Wanted

For the time being the Daily News
will publish ads for Positions Want
ed twice free Of charge, providing
they are not over 25 words and the
answers are not to be addressed to
the Daily News.
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BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT 100
500 fronting two paved streets ex-
tending from Dixie Highway to river
riparian rights near the main
street. Ormond. offered at sacrifice
and especially to one Who viii build.
Address, Exceptional, Daily
News. 521-21S-tf.
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POSITION WANTED Competent
aud accurate young lady stenog
ra9@c5 desires ,soii. for fc,, nod Z
t1 afternoon. can l3lte dictation aad
use own machine. experienced.
Phone 27S-W. p2-19-3t.
WANTED Woman. white, wanting
work part time each day apply Mrs.
Z. W Beccher. 10 Orange Ave
p217-3t
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.whipped Cream Rolls at A. D. c.
Bakery. $50 i-i'''i'
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FOR SALE-Seven passenger 1920
car. many extras. New cord tires.
q real car ut bargain. Phone
f45.J p2-197t.
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LOST

LOST-P Packard hub cap. kindly re
turn TO 20 S Beach St Reward
51S-2-17-3t
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HELP WANTED


WANTED House girl and Washwo.
man BOX 209 Port Orange. p21S7t.
Lady that wants a com
nanion and home Call or write Z
" Lowman, Kingston. Fla Cars
Well ST., new house. p2.lS-3t.
WANTED-S alesladies cloaks and
suits Mack's Shor 10 So. Beach
street 5lS-2-lS-tf.
WANTED Man or men for all or
part time, To sell the best building
lots in this par of Florida Prices
and terms right; a real opportunity
70 make money FOR one who will
work Address Exceptional Opening
Daily News. 521-2-1S-tf
WAN FED Good colored laundress.
must be expert ha' iranr Inquire
Hotel Breakers 527-2-19-tf
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FOR SALE Eggs for setting. white
Plymouth Rock. fine stock Phone
239-w OF call 227 North Ridgewood
Avenue. 5l3-2-17-3t
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FOR SALE-Four new galvanized
iron wash tubs Inquire Hotel
Breakers. 537-2-19-tf
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LOST OR STOLEN-A blue and white
beaded hand bag between Palmet
to Ave- and Live Oak. Return same
to Is Looms Ave p219-tt
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WANTED-yo 10 list your houses
for rent and realty for sale with the
III. b. Schultz Realty Co. Gardiner
building. Phone ga S23-9-11 If
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at DeL:tIff
eth day u Ft
HAMLlN. If{5
SOLICITOR
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NOTICE TO NON PRESIDENTS

N cJscrIlfr Court, SEVENTH JUDI
CIAI. CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR NgLS
STA COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CH-s-S-
Gerry.
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LOST One extra large black and tan
hound dog named Wheeler. Two
blue speckled hound dogs named
Leader and Rock; one weak eyed
and one large. strong eyes and has
lump in forehead. One red bone
hound bitch named Queen. Last
seen near Becks Mill south of New
SMYRNA Any Information as to
where they are now. report to
George Fulce. Daytoua or Andrew
Jackson. Port Orange. Fla Liberal
reward. p2-147t
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WE 10 MUCH BETTER WORK for
the same price. A card to the Blue
Bird Hand Laundry. Seabreeze.
brings us anywhere in the Triple
Cities. p2l5-1t
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REGULAR TRIPS to ST. Petersburg
every Wednesday in scven-passen-
ger. first class automobile. Phone
rs for rates viii leave corner OF
Main street ANA Ocean avenue Day
tona Beach 39G12ftf
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MEMO HYGIENE cORSETS Spec
ial attention to stout ladies. surgical
and maternity cases. See Madame
Goodwin. 405 North Beach Street.
509-2-16-7t.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-14
TENNESSEE
STATE NEWS
EUents of Interest in
Brief Form For the
Busy Reader.
MOTHER is KILLED BY,ClIlLD
son Of -Four. Years Was Playing With
ishot9un-No One Knew Gun.
a9 Was Loaded. {sa4tY

Lexington.--ons of the most deplor-
Eble tragedies in the annals of Hen
derson county occurred at the home
lof Bonnie lowers, seven miles north.
east of town. when his little son, Fleet
wood. aged years, accidentally shot
and killed his mother. Mrs. Lizzie yow.
ers. The child was playing with his
fathers singlelbarreled shotgun Meth,
er he nor his mother knosing 1t was
loaded. f.atf 7ig
Mrs. lowers was sweeping trash
from about the gate of the front yard
while the child was playing with the
Gun about the fence. In some manner
the little fellow rested the gun on the
fence, playfully pointing it at his
mother, who was within two and .
half feet OF him. He pulled The t7fg
ger, with the result that the sun
fired and load of No. 0 skot tcrs q
hole as large as teacup In the
mothers side Death was almost In
stantaneous. The father was in Lex
ington on business when informed Of
the gruesome tragedy and hurried to
his wrecked home.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-14
Senator Asks That inaugural Ball,
Special Grandstands, Etc, Be
enthusiastically TO
:. Be the Keynote.

Marion, ON the interest OF ma
tional thrift, Presidentelect Harding
has requested officials arranging for
his Inauguration to abandon all plans
for an inaugural ceremony. sf
In a telegram to E. B. Mclean,
chairman of the inaugural committee
at Washington, Mr.. Harding declared
he preferred to simply take the oath
OF office, deliver a brief address anc
then take up the duties at his office.
He said 1t would make his position
a very unhappy one If the outlay for
an elaborte inaugural created the i'm
preston Of extravaganza.
At the same time the president
elect telegraphed Senator Knox Of
Pennsylvania, in charge Of the con-
gressional end Of the plans. suggest
ing that the proposal TO erect stands
on the capitol grounds for the event
be abandoned. This proposal has
been the subject of heated debate in
Congress, with some members severe
ly Directing to the use Of public
funds for such purpose
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-14
Festivities Arc Called OH.

Observation-Disclosures immedi.
stely Of all plans for celebration in
connection with the inauguration OF
President-Elect Harding was announc.
ed by E. M. Mclean, chairman OF the
Washington inaugural committee in &C.
cordance with the desire Of Mr.. Hard.
Ing. He said the people Of Washing.
ton would be keenly disappointed.
Announcement OF the president
elects decision came only few hours
after congress, through action OF the
house. completed enactment Of bill
appropriating $4,000 for expenses In.
cident to the Inauguration. ,As the
measure has passed both houses Of
congress. In the usual course of pro-
cedure, the bill would 90 to the White
House next day. but the suggestion
was made that Republican leaders IN
either the SENATE or the house might
move to reconsider the vote Of their
body and thereby withdraw the bill.
Upwards OF 100000 had been
pledged by Washington citizens and
business men toward the expenses OF
the inaugural celebration. e
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-14
TENNESSEE IN BRIEF

Memphis.-M. S. Casey, IS, was hurl.
cd against a generator at the plant OF
the Memphis Gas and Electric com.
pany, sustaining severe decorations on
the right arm. when 500 volts of cleo
tricity passed through his body. Casey
was taken to hospital. where IL was
reported he may lose use of his arm.
The arm was caught between the
brushes OF the generator.
Knoxville.--A negro who gave his
name as Leonard Wilson was shot an,
dangerously wounded as he was al.
tempting to enter the house OF Robert
zoloman. Mr.. zoloman fired upon the
negro as he was attempting to enter
the house from a rear Window The
negro fell from the window and was
later arrested. "a ss
jackson. Horace Frazier. OF Jack.
son. engineer. was killed and Joseph
Atwater, fireman. Of Jackson was
signify injured wnen MOBILE q ONO
freight engine overturned at Davis
Junction, III. gl 81 saf
Chattanooga.-J. B. Allen. trustee
for general creditors. bought in the
Dayton Coal. Iron and Railway com
pany at foreclosure sa.s for $3.50. 600.
The sale was ordered by federal Judge
4 T. Sanford. under the provisions Of
9 deed OF trust Issued ~ II. s. Math-
ewz to the Citizens Trust company OF
Chattanooga
Trezevant-Stockholders OF the
TrezeEans Telephone company held
their annual meeting and elected Of.
ficials and : board Of directors for thu
rear
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-14
Observation-Disclosures
Mississippi Valley Association o.
duces conciusIon--s,ooo Question {,
40 naires Sent Business Men. 4,

ST. Louis.--The condition Of bust
meas In the United States 10 basicaily
sound and fear for the welfare OF
commercial America is due principal
~ TO a state OF mind''--a natural
consequence OF the war.
That Is the gist of the results OF
an economic survey conducted by the
Mississippi Valley Association and an.
nounced at the headquarters OF the
organization here. Out Of 5000 ques
itoanaires sent TO business men
bankers, agriculturists and economic
students in the "a states In the wal
ley" 1000 replies were received.
The underlying thought In the an.
swers is that the present business de-
preston is caused by the consequent
and necessary deflation Of the infla
tion" and the universal demand for
lower living costs. This condition
was augmented, numerous reptile,
stated, by an era of extravagance In
buying, without consideration for the
future.
Many expressed the belief that war.
time prices were too high. which.
when the natural reaction came,
brought about tendency. to confine
purchases to actual necessities. and
thus created doubt in business IS
to the future, resulting in general
attitude on all sides OF "watchful
waiting" for price sterilization.
e Many asserted no additional system
OF credits is needed and but few laid
the blame of business conditions TO
the present system of taxation.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-14
CENSUS BECORDS .
DESTROYED By FIRE
PRICELESS DATA, DATING FROM
1890, CONSUMED BY FLAMES
IN WASHINGTON.
ORIGIN or BLAZE NOT KNOWN
Records Gould Not Be Replaced With
the Entire Wealth Of Country,
Says Chief Clerk Of the '
dfaoT Census Bureau. s4ff-

3 Washington.--Valu records dat
ing back to 1870, when the first
enumeration of the United States
census was taken, were destroyed IN
q fire OF undetermined origin at the
Department Of Commerce. The rec
ords included figures from every GEN.
sus up to The present one, and Off
Gals said that it would be days be-
fore an estimate OF the damage could
be given. The blaze originated in
the basement of the commerce build
ing and five alarms quickly brought
every piece Of apparatus in down
town Washington to the scene and
more than 20 lines of hoses COM
pleted the damage done to the rec
ords by pouring tons OF water
through windows into vaults where
the records were kept
During the two and half hours
which firemen fought the blaze, three
firemen we're overcome by smoke and
taken to the hospital. Among them
was Frank Newman. recipient Of the
1920 bravery medal.
A Waterman, who discovered the
fire, said that he was making his
rounds In an apper part OF the L.
story structure and went down to
the basement. tracing smell OF
smoke he had noticed. He found the
carpenter shop and engine room full
Of smoke.
With smoke pouring from the base
ment windows. firemen quickly broke
them and turned streams OF water
into the vaults where the census rec
ords were Kept.
According to T. J. Fitzgerald. chief
clerk OF the census bureau, records
Of the census OF 1890 we're kept
stacked outside the vaults and these
were destroyed by both fire and
water. In the vaults were stacked
aisle after aisle OF records, dating
back to 1870 and arranged according
70 years up to 1906 The 1920 records
were kept on an upper floor and were
not damaged. Asked as to what dam.
age the fire had done, Mr.. Fitzgerald
said that the actual fire loss was very
slight but the records destroyed
-could not be replaced II we had the
entire wealth Of the United States at
our disposal, There are no dupli-
Gates"
The records, Mr.. Fitzgerald said.
were used by the War Department
for draft data. by the internal reve-
nue. bureau. by the Treasury Depart
ment and often were consulted when
citizenship rights we're to be estab-
lishd.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-14
CUT ACREAGE OR NO CREDIT
Resolutions Adopted at Meeting In
New Orleans Asking That Cot
ton Be Halved.

New Orleans Resolutions adopted
at meeting here OF Louisiana bank
ers, merchants, cotton farmers and
owners Of cotton-growing land favor,
ed denial Of credit to planters who
refused to curtail 1921 cotton acreage
80 per cent
Land owners will be asked to sign
pledges that they viii do all In their
power to assist In the reduction prop.
osition.
President Ben Johnson of the Lou.
isiana Bankers Association stated
that the bankers we're compelled to
cut down credit as a matter of self,
preservation and to save the planters
from distress.
The meeting. called by the Louisi.
ana division Of the American Cotton
Association. was attended by repre-
sentatives of the, Louisiana Bankers
Association and merchants who deal
largely with supplies used Ivy cotton
growers. -
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-14

Traverse, Mich.-Two persons PEP.
Ashsd, several were Injured. firemen
and spectators were overcome by
smoke. and = score Of persons had
sarrow escapes from 6esth when firs
Aia $4,000 damage to the Wilhelm
block.
Niss Leons Way. e was killed
wAsa abe feli from the fifth story of
The burning baIlding to the sidewalk
While heS rescae was being attempted
- fsremez. Ars Pst<sck Dcckery. a.
~ overcome BY smoke and DIE 20
ne way TO = hospital