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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-19
.PRZYBYCIE JAPONSKIEJ
DELEGACJI MA KONFEREN
Gle WAsZYNGTONSKA.

San Francisco, 10 pazdzierni-
ka. - Geese japohskicj delegacji
ra konferencje waszyngtonska w
sprawic ograniczenia zbrojen
rrzybyla tu wczoraj dzisiaj Z
rama udaje sig w dalsza podroz
do Waszyngtonu. Wsr6d delega-
eli japohskiej znajduja sic: vice
admiral floty japohskiej K. Ka-
to-. general major armji japohskiej
K. Tanaka oraz Sekretarz Mini
sterjum Spraw Zagranicznych l..
Congo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-19
KOLEJARZE w PENSYLWA-
MI PRZECIW STRAJKOWI.
Filadelfia, l9 pazdziernika.


&. l.. MuSscr. prczes zrzcszenia
kolejarzy W Pennsylvania, oznaj
NIL wczoraj wieczorem. zc 15,O0
robotnik0w kolcjowych, zatru6-
n;onych na kolejach W Pensyl-.
wanji, odm6w;{o podporzqdkowa
min sic rozporzqdzeniu 0 po-
wszechnym strajku kolejowym ;
maja zamiar praCOwat nadaI bez
przerwy, lie koleje bedq funk,
cjo7owaiy. W sprawie tej prze-
prowadzono niedawno gIosowa-
nie w organ;zaCjach kolejarzy,
ktdrzy wypowiedzicli sic przeciw
straikOWi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-19

Dokoaczenie mas tronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-19
Kolejaze W Pennsylvania Przeciw Strajkowi
OFICJALNA WIZYTA U CUB. GEN. WOODA.
Prohibicja W Kanadsie.
KATASTROFA KOLEJOWA W TEXAS.
INNE TELEGRAM Y KRA y D WE.
ODPOWIEDZ PREZYDENTA
HARDINGA KROLOWI
IERZEMU.
Washington, 10 pazdziernika.

Washington, 10 pazdziernika.
-. Prczydent Harding przcsIai
wczoraj kabIogram kroIowi ar
2iciSNiemU, Jerzemu, wyraze--
mem zgody na udzieienie przcz
t;r0la .Jcrzego najwyzszcj odzna-
Xxi Nicznanemu Zolnierzowi Anne
rykanskiemu - krzyia Wiktorj;.
w przesianym kablogramie
prczydcnt Harding zaznaczyi je.
dnoczc5n;c, ii wierzy on. re an
Ciclska amcrykaiska delcgacje
NJ konfcrcncje waszyngtonska W
snrawie ograniczcnia zbrojcn do
l}czQ wSzclkich wysiikow. ably
wSp0lna pracq innymi naroda-
hi osiqgnqt zamierzony Gel do
konania zfnnicjszen;a zbrojen, a
co "a tenn idzic, zmn;cjszenia mad
n.iernych podatk6w wojcnnych.
Odpowicdz prczydcnta Har.
C;nga krolowi Jcrzcmu by}a re.
zujtatem otrzymania onegdaj L.
stu Cd togo o5tatniegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-19
KURs MAREK POLsKICH.

Wedle bomunikatu Polskiego
Konsulatu Generalnego, kurs marek
polskich Jest dis $500 marek IA
ST., czyh so oent6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-19
OFICJALNA WIZYTA u GU.
BERNATORA GEN. WOOD'A.
Manila, wyspy Fiipinskie, 19

Manila, wyspy Filipinskie, 19
pazdziernika. - Trzydziestu GU
bernator6w poszczeg6lnych pro-
w;ncyj wysp Filipihskich zlozyic
wczoraj oiicjalna wizyte guber-
ratorowi generaiowi Lconardo--
WI Wood'owi Z racji przyjecia
.przez tego ostatniego obowiaz--
kGw gubernatora wysp Filipih-
skich. Rezygnacje piSmienne
wszystkich czionkow gabinetu
znajduja sic W rekach guberna-
tora. Spodziewaja sic tu, re przy
jecie rezygnacyj niekt6rych czlon
k6w gabinetu nastapi natych-
nliast ,gdy znow inni czionkowie
dotychczasowego gabinetu praw'
dopodobnie pozostana W MIN ma,
dal.
PROHIBICJA w KANADZIE.
Ottawa, 19 pazdziernika. =
Kanadyjski Sad Najwyzszy od--
r7ucif wczoraj .skarge firmy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-10-19

(Dokonczenie ma stronicy 6tej.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Garages for Rent
once and Desk Room

WEST Esd -ardses Possession "a, ono,
E-nrv-.A :. 90. MaGlsmn aA5l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
V 5. KYLAED.

sEETIN(;--rhe annual meeting OF stoc.
holders of the ,icrnan- American Bul.d-
INK and Loan Corporation VIII y. held
at their office. 10. b25 American Ha-
tionaI BANK building. at u'c!O,n uI.
Wednesday. January ~. 1921. Ton the
election OF Directors Tor the ensuing year
and the transaction Of ANY other bust
ness which may properly come before
The meeting. CHdA. Is. N!.!!s. SvGtctaTy
mi 4. y q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

NAME MONEY on y FLORIDA FARM :
i'g..uvtiyc soil along the scdbuttd u.
!I,a.tny. mid climate: C.ors n-l..'teG
each MONTH. Vegetables p.hh- "hl
aero General and stpc., farming
a. a.gniy FrvAuIDtr. write j. y. J"!' s..
General Development Agent S'Hnn,i.H
~. ...,. Room Jct, IsJystcg Blis SOL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
aLAL rsIA1E fUk s,iLl
Farms aud Land for Sale

'SRN-on" mountain farm. situated be
tW'vh toNesyillc and Greenfield. Va,
containing 5C6 acres. with sN-rooun
t"'lihE mouse. convenient outhuil liuEs.
a i'hhnis house; Onc-tAird ia Cultiya-
ton; ABOUT 1000 apple trees. IN good
condition.: the remainder III woodi.i'tu
good timber. Price. $4,000 Terms.
Sin.rp" ia cash, the Tcntuind"r in three
years j. NJ. Parr, Greenfield. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

MEErISG-Tne annual meeting OF stock
holders 81 the Nest Fad BANK OF EiCn-
ruoHd VIII be hct! ~ thtIr banking nuus g.
~. 1919 Wet Ma!n street. At y o'ciock
H. VI. Ou Monday. January H. .Jl. rur
;he election OF directors Tor the "nSu!nS
year. and me transaction Of ans other
busIUDfs winch iahN tTupcTty come uo.
fore the meeting CHas t.. wiii.s vice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Arrest I'd WANT 40 STATION CALI RANDOLPH
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
runlIc SALE OF gAsoLINE LAuNc

TUHI-IC SNI.E OF uAsOLiNE LAUNCH
"LESvOS."
Pursuant to am order OF tho United
States District Court. entered on D.cain-
her 20 1920. In the cause of United
states ~ james I1adEi" tho undcrsigncI
VIII sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder FOR cnsh In front OF the post -u.il c u
building, Richmond. Va. on Saturday
January $. 1920. at 10 o'clock a NJ. no
above mentioned gasoline launch toEcthc r
with "a small rowbOat about ten feet long
ON account OF It's having been used In
the uniIw!u! transportation = whisky
= H. Bl.hSiE
SUPERVISING Federal Prohibition Agent for
southern Division
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

ramd. Va. DeccmDer 0. ie.J: The
I,$as..r amnmai meeting OF ,ae stock:
hOidSGs OF AT r.!si National Bank OF
H!ch.nond Va. iof the election of di-
iec;oFs TOT "a" faiiiicatIon Of the acts
OF the TcCiors Tor the last Hscal y"as
and 10: the transaction Of any other
huai;.rss which may properly come before
day. January IL. 1924. al - noon. IN
The directors room Of tho bank. Ninth
aHd Main :Irc"ts IkIcniuOUd Va James
NJ Ran II " $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

TIE il-AS Etss NA..USAl BA%k.
klchuUEd. Va. december -. 1920.
The GiTuStSgn o; thls uaEt Aasr DIR
t@V.aEC! tHr ;cEu4a. duiTtcTl. dividend
OF per cent. .s.l at extra dividend al
yer cent Hna"gns JOI.. Of pee cont
on the capita. STOCK. paSau!r JauGssy
Is.i, 10 -IoCnno.Lv!s Oh TCCUEt! as v. De-
CvInber "a. 1890. ITaHa!cg Ouv.s w!I. Le
closed ul.ttI January s. 1874.
,-.yCAs Win - G!.ui.cu.
WAE.lH 81. GODDARD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

MEETISCi--1hc annua! meeting OF tho
stockholders of the Mcr chants National
Rank. Klch;nond Va. tor IN" election
business VIII no held ~ il LAnEini,
house IlOl East hain Street. Richmond
Va tuesday, January II. 1891. IL .ut
II InILu N NM. .tHNLrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Wam.ed-lo BORROW. IL

y5.oG0--Wauted 10 borrow $1,000 on r.al
estate security iuuHGArv %! 5000. wa.
pas res ev.; ga aGsaryr sud :rAson-
abe bonus Address u go Gaze Times
3 Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
1UCTiONS-LECaLS
Legal Notices
OF
OFFICE or
OFFICE OF
THE NIRGISlA FIRE ASD MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY
RICHMOND VA
Dec. 2s,h. 1920.

The board of directors OF this coinrany
have this day declared scniannuul div,
ID end of hN" $50 per cent cone and
$4,000 dOlars per shareJ and an extra Div.
idcnd OF enc tiHJ per cent Uw.nty nv,
stuCH ~ $500 zoe. on January Ia;. 1921. "a
stockholders OF record December 3ist igpo
IN. transfer BOOKS VIII br closed from III.
close Of business. December 18th, 1920 n n j
rcopcucG january 81. 1924.
Checks Will be matted.
u. c. LEWIS. JR.. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
OLD pomlNicS TRUST coMraHY.

The regular hnnuA. meeting OF IN.
stockholders Of Did Common trust COM.
piny VIII Dc Reid at TIA. u!!iCc OF m.
Coupany. No. 800 East Main street. H!cn-
MOud Va. on "Wednesday. January ~
1871 at ~ O'Clock noon for tho urno,,
OF .!eCting directors OF the company .rI
FOR tho transaction Of suDH other Hlsinry,
may properly CONE bvinT" ia" iu,rrIrL
The siOC~ ;I.Ii"!rr books Oi th1 com.
rany NIL be closed a; = o'c.pca noon On
D-CGgab.r 81 1890, and remain closed IN
accordance with tn" by-!hwl unt! aztec
the ADJOURNMENT o.; -tI4 i;lUvtiu,..
Is IL s,I.At tllII.. -...tntD.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

regular meeting Of tho
stuekhB4,!cIs OF tuv Manchester NatiOn4.
IIauE Tor the election ni uInCcrs ana tHo
Transaction of sucn other DUs.D -ss AS
may pEu,.Crly come Je.ur" Inc injecting.
"i .:o,n uo!urrs w!! br hc!d at it's OF
docs. 1000 nun Street. tichmonG. a..
Tuesday. January -, 1924. at l.. VI.
D. L, BAIIARD. Cashier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

Ai E-IINE-- .,..Ega, ..ireIu- Oi st1c.-
nv,drI- >: tLg tAiIsHa. ....,u .,atl Ga.
Bank d E.,Hutcnu. VA. n-,t
the Oain.Il- OO!n ~ !G O'CyOgH noon
oil Tuesday J.UL.r, u l,-t tor me
election directors iOr e.sulu.
wear ana TIE transaction OF any u..gr
business Nn.Gn come before t.s
meeis"r Az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
IN T. STOCK
Poultry and Supplies
40

white irChcrn cockcr.ls, Wycknm strain.
pure bred. Fine FOR your spring breed
cock. Heautifui Si Bid. May he seen at
hone OF Il. y. Ford, numbartou Road
EGGS ANA baby chicks from prizc stock
White Wynndottcs. Whit" L"ghorns.
Barred ROCKS ana :. G. Rhode Island
Reds. Place your orders now Toy early
deliveries 10 rct winter layers, also
custom hate hing. BioominEdalo Poultry
Farm. Du:nharton. VA. Mad. ScJ5-R.
FOR SALE -rhrcc rurc.b,ed Rhode
Isiaug l.,d IocKDT"ls tIumpkins strniuJ.
$3.50 each 3Oi Chambcr.ayne Avenue.
Randolph 59i9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

MEEII%G--The annua! meeting nt stock-
holders OF the Broad Street K,uk of
Richmond viii tie held al their banking
housr. $50 East iiroad Street. at 10
Nj. on Tuesday. January IL. 1921 Tor
the election az directors FOR the ensuing
year and ti.c transaction OF any other
business which may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
NNI Z = =
BOEEUN NONE
SO CHEAP

at legal rates. on short notice and with
out publicity. We C!vr You all ;hc time
you want TO repay loan and only charge
sor the actual time you have the money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
AUCTIOhS-LEG,iLS
Legal Notices
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.

wurninsto.' "a; IL Il, az,
The Board ui J.r,ytoiS 81 Atlantic.
Coast Line Railroad luiHlAHy l.aa de-
C!artd Il G!vli,nd OF ta.t. ali uU--Aa.f
pug cent ga tac common y,.Itnl sLuJA 81
tAn' company, payable on Aipuat.. JluI-
,ty .ttH. 1871. ,v >.s.l -trt...u...-.s AZ
,a.., Ne r.sIaterei on IA" uoDhs 81 me
company ou .Io4.."y. December -sih. 1890.
no. l. NELD r...surnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

NETTING Richmond. Va. Dec 80. 1870
Of the Bank OF K!yh:noid. Inc. viii be-
h.d Oh Tuesday January H. 1921. al
1870 o'clock - NJ at Sol Eas; Main
Street; K!cnm9nh. Va. Lewis II. Cren-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
RllM hsTi1L IoR RhNT
Ai.a.,ucn,, ana iy,at,

..N.l". .ti MADISON ,-i- ~
E'FlN So So. III C-y uru.lcA n.t
!Di. RES Ht ouH.s un i.,uIa. .t rhang-
!.. f,.1-4UD. VIII s.tl aus rg.4D..u.Iv
AcatsHsur.F furnished a.r.II-.If, con-
slsnNH %! rome. bath "CJ NiirUen.
tratTray located call l;aHuu.i.i j!ss
GRACE STREET EAST. .p1. Groom tat
neat
uIGHIASD iAliK- FuimlsL.a .,Eo0n,
apartment, lhEalaUd rugr adul:s ONLY.
il -. Gag" Times bi-uatah.
iAItr AVE. !'1r--' rooms. second floor.
rr!'at. rya.1cLcr. references .-4U.rci
20 svkhEE iuIns"~J. apartment two
rooms and uAta. Iight lnu.cErrf..n.
t.!rd np"T H. cathedral Ilusc. iictt,
Z 10 yer NINTH. Call 90 q a. ~.
STOP ana mink now many hundreds Of
buyers are now reading these spccne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
YoU CAN AFFORD TO BORROW

on IS pay Sc month and Interest.
On e. luy 81 "a month AND Interest,".
On sll2 pay 5. u month AMI iut,tes,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

MEETING The anHua! meeting q; tn.
siD.HHu.degs "i the Wait 10" 60. wiii
be- nrld az The niiicc OF the company
1885 East FTanklin Street, un i'urS,!.,y
LH..a.y =. .@-l, At J.. Nj. Tor IN"
election % ..g"et"rs !'r tne ensuing
year. and suI the transaction of any
uu.or uGa.D'-s waith may properly coinv
H. "a. BASKERVILLE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
y. L. WORD. Cnshier-

NOTICE no SuAREIiuLDERS
American NHtiona. lIank of Richmond. Va
The regular annua! meeting OF share.
holders OF tnis bank for tnn election of
directors ana such other business az may
LEGALLY be Transacted. Will be held Tuesday
January IL. 1921. at noon.
.. BAYLOR I'LL. Cnsnior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
eCUIVAHI.E LOAN SOCIETY INC.
IL u N -LL.Ll W I'm L..ln

It'-'I''I"I''1' '".' I'"'' =. .9-V.
oi the i.pl..tio.C i-oIi. society. Lac. OF
Richmond. "a. TOT t..c election q: dlrrG-
tors .ul ihc gUt.asat!uu .; me acts o,
ti.r directors log ans idst uagat yea. ana
Tot tns transaction 90! any other ul-!-
ness nI!gA iuA! properly come se.a!v lur
said meeting ,.!. b. ac.d Iursga. .a..-
.ulry INA. 1871 at J. 81, -, ..a ou.,r.
50. 10 -'"i ~ i-!EH'" s'.,s.. !..-t!-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
WHAT STYLE HAT ARE
YOU WEARING?

II makes no difference n ~. an
o!d-stylc and In IA dllapIdatcd condi.
t!on. My method Of making over old
hhi5 VIII restore II TO i,s oriGiuA!
st!!e. color and rive the appearance
or brand fan or winter ha:
~ very !"w Sost 20 you.
LADIES HATS
We specialize ia remodc.lnE I.adIcs
and chi!drcn's ii1ts-EiViUE them the
utmost in grac: charm ana pOtsc
We've been doing THIS work .o-
years and our Name : On the tongues
OF all when they think ot hayLu.
,hat old hat reu!ohclcd
VERA HAT WORKS,
2lJ N. FIRST ST. RAN. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

trltutNn SYSTEM.
Will be resume. January ith @. -. I.aS:
Franklin street. MISS ron IlitsGSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
FINANCIAL
Money tO Loan

WE LEND m0ney On diamonds Watches.
5ewclry and ali kinds Of persona prom
srtS AZ the lowest r5ty %: interest.
.Jncobs' Loan OiiicC. SO Eas; Drotd 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Office OF
VIRGINIA. CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO.,
RICHMOND. VA.
DIVIDEND NO 81 3D. ~

NO. %.
Tn. Hoard Of Directors OF Virginia.
Carolina Chemical Company have this day
declared quarterly dividend OF 81 per share
go. being dividend No. 56. on the com
mon stock OF this company. payable Tues
dab. February !. 1927; to stockhoiders OF
record a, the close OF OF husi T. on Satur.
' '0' " E. i. COLES. Treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHEMICAL co.
Richntond Va. Dec %. 1920
Dividend M. 10i.
The board o; directors OF Virginia { ro-
lima Chemical Company have this day de
ularcd ihc ;o!at consecutive quarterly
dividend OF 81 yer snare {. per CcnD Oh
the preferred stock 81 this company. pay
able saturday, January 10, 1927. t.
stockholders OF record a.; the close O;
BUSINESS Monday, January 2. 1921.
Transfer books will not be closed
Il Il. COLES, Treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
TILE rL.NNTEnS NNTlOMAi n,yt

TIFF, riN NTNUS' NATlONAi. UAEk
E'cltnuni Va. bcc.tnD.r II 1890
The annual meeting " the stu.hHulIr-,
OF TIM, b,uk VIII oc he'd At II, NAM
inr huusc on Iues,!LH. January II 1872!
at II 81. iCr the election %. directors Tor
III" ratification Df ih- acts oI tne d.rEc.
tors Tor me lass fiscal year and Tor TN
ITuut- !:!on D. any othy- bIS.....s " IN
may U-ooer!, come before tn" sAld meet.
wAKkE% NJ. GODDARD.
Cashier.
TIE uNIOE EAEK or RICHMOND.
KicnIncEd Va.
The annGa! meeting uf tnc .tockholacr,
OF TINS hHnh VA! be hold al its han.!ns
ruuse on lhHTslay. January Is. 1891 a:
/. O'clock 81. Tor ihr :,.CiiOu OF Giruc'uri
AMI tor the rdnsa ction 81 any other bu-i.
ness mat iaJ properly come before saIl
Meeting g. Z. !.AiIESIAi.E.
Cashier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses

LEARN PIANO
PY EAR IL unr w.tE r ~. i.tt-e BON
&c. Arsenal Station, Pittsburgh. "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Musical, Dancing. dramatic /,
Private Instruction

EM..s..Huusr. 70 y
Harrison Street Eg4Fau.ets 30 ave les.
SONS. fnoTa Madisaa I.,!-M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
LooKiHG FOX : yAnMg

II you age. an opportunity is before you.
iIarIwou! lard Ia Antrim and !,a.knss.tt
counties. ni-!I.EtIt. 1t "ulA 10 10 500 itI
ACRE SuLlf down payment rtsy terms.
EN,rNnut location. S.rcII! "iufc> "ui
Mays - h"Ip!n. settlers. "r!ic iuT t.-
r.. uyuA.ct. Swlgagt Land GO. l-.H.
tl!st National lianh i!ui!diE.. EnigTEu. L..
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26
A VERDICT FROM AN
 IMPARTIAL SOURCE

The firm of J. S Bache, under date of Jan. 2l. discussing cotton, said; Cotton around 15 or l6 cents per poung in New York under present conditions is not high enough to en- courage production. In the meantime practically everyone knows that we will carry over into the coming crop approximately S,000,0O0 bales of cot ton, as under present conditions there is no license to expect consumption for the current year exceeding H. 000, ,000 bales Consequently, it would seem that production the coming year of 5000. .000 bales would be more than enough. We think the eventual trend of the market will be more de- pendent upon the acreage planted to cotton than upon general trade condi- uons. Therefore, the eventual price for cotton rests, as 1t should. in the hands of the producer. We do not be- lieve that another crop can be raised and sold proftably at under 20 cents per pound to the farmtr for basis middling,"
 The members of this firm have no axes to grind Like all other good Americans, they want to see general prosperity, or at least q fair reward for labor expended.
 We hope every grower of cotton will carefully read what Messrs. Bache X Go. say. They stated We will carry over S,000,0o0 bales of cotton. The Commercial Appeals late advices show we will carry over more than 9,00o,0o0 bales
 They say that the eventual price of cotton is dependent upon the acreage. If we should put in a normal" acre age this spring, that very fact would drag what is left of the present crop
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26
AUTO BURNS; HOPS MEN
 HAVE MARROW ESCAPE

Chss. .. Garrett and Seihert Bishop of this city, had q narrow escape yes teriay about noon when Mir, Gsrett's car, in which they were driving to Prescott, was destroyed by fire. The accident occurred near Emmet, and NessrS, Garrett and Bishop who were the only occupants of the automo- bile, were fortunate in escaping with out serious injury, Noticing flames coming from beneath the hood of the engine, NIT. Bishop raised the hood snd he and Mr. Garrett were both en- veloped in the flames which soon con Sunsed the car NIT. Bishop was slightly burned about the face The car was a Six-cyhn6sr Buick touring car, and was partially covered by in Surance. e.-Star of Hope
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26
PRESCOTT BAPTIST CHURCH

Commodore P. Walkers, pastor
 Sunday School at 10 a. m, Lester Steed, supt
 Sermon at II a. m. subject, "The Bread of Life and What Should be Done With tI." Scripture: Sast thy bread upon the waters, for thou shal' find it after many days.
 Sunbeam Band at 8 p. m. Led oy Mrs. W. A, Forbes.
 Large crowds are attending these meetings. Let others come.
 B. Y.P. U. at 6 p. m, Prof C. M' Hirst. president; Prof. Bernard Dr. win, leader,
 The program rendered by Miss Mae Duke last Sunday night was ex- cellent. Come on time.
 Sermon at p. m., subject, Pitch ing Your Tent in the Wrong Direc- tion. and Its Results Scripture: Lit dwelt in the cities of the plain, and pitched his tent toward Sodom. Prof. Bernard Erwin, leader of our choir. will furnish appropriate music for the preaching services.
 We urge every member to be pres ent, and have definite task for each if you will accept it.
 The general public is always well come.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26

down to the price of so much mud
 The pathetic thing about the whole cotton business is that the solution rests in our own hands (these careful thinking New York brokers and abnk- CTS say sol, and yet, with the solu- ton of the problem in our own hands. in our blindness we may take the road that will lead to financial and com merclal suicide. Surely our people will begin to do a little thinking and less hoping and guessing.
 II any intelligent southerner will
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26

Most of the cars in Lufkin did all the motoring yesterday thai could be expected of them in one day, and the gasoline consumed amounted to many dollars, In sstg taohrdlununu many dollars, Il has gotten so now that it costs money to pass the time away on Sunday in this city-Lufkin News.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26

Avoid irregularity in the bo movements, it leads to chronic ( stipation; a condition that pOis the blood and breeds disease. Prs ly Ash Bitters is a mans remedy
 putting the system in order. n SIPS per bottle. Hesterly D Store, Special Agents. el
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26

take the present cotton statistics
 will be driven to a certain concusi that large acreage of cotton d year means trouble, a more seris trouble this year than We had h year.-Memphis Commercial Appa
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26

Adab, in Babylonia. discovered by the University ot Chicago excsvatins expedition jn 1904. IS considered the oldest cit yin the world.
 Francis Bacon reformed philosophy by founding il on the observation of nature after ii had consisted for many cen4urleS of scholastic Suhs- let5eS.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26

The only objection we have 10 nov ing pictures IS that they show so few actresses in the kitchen and SC many in the bath room.-Snap Shots.
 The Har3ingS will retain the old
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26

servants at the White House as it is generally understood that they change thesr politics when the administration changes, Snap Shots
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26

Ii in doubt about anything, try s News want sd. They get results when everything else fails.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26

The Gaels of Scotland. tse ErSe of Ireland and the Man of the Isle of Man are elassed aS belonging to the Gadheic tribes of the Celtic race.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26

\ contemporary says If the folks who are hunting trouble would quit. lot of others who are lodging il would not be 50 nervous.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-01-26

FOR SALE-Au grades Of cotton seed meal al lowest pTaceS Nsl trade meal for seed to your aavxn- taco. pay the best prices for cotton seed. N. B. White. 1sd10