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Evening star., 1922-03-12

the piano 10 prove IL. ho" Sh0 AAeO
loved to play it in those earlier days
when their own little circle had con-
sidered her quite q genius, and the de-
sire to study for concert work famed
in her breast! But the drudgery and
the effort to pay for the little upright
had quite killed off that hope. and 1t
now stood untouched, a monument OF
four years self-deprivation.
As he sat there putting at his cigar
ette, Tom Winters tried to place the
blame for his failure somewhere. But
he couldn't. He had pust been dragged
under with the tide.
And then Rose pattered back from tie
kitchen, carrying silver coffee service
that had been a wedding gift Up to
this moment she had never used it.
1t had been such a bother to polish.
Rapidly she spread napkins and placed
cold chicken sandwiches upon the table.
settling herself to pour coffee into the
very fine china cups.
Tom Winters was touched. No. he
was utterly shaken.
.Isnt-won't it be lot of work to
clean that afterward. Roses?' he
asked. ...
"Oh, no. she lied. Wont take
but moment
tom ate. and when he himself had
Il cleared away the remains he came
and nut his hands under his wife's
chin, lifting her eyes to his.
"play something, dear"
lust for a moment she returned
his steady gaze. and then quietly
seated herself. while her fingers
groped over the keys for melodies
she had almost forgotten.
Tom stood and looked down upon
her. watching her red. roughened
hands search out the notes. As he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
EOREiGN HnNn>
ST. PAUL TO BE CENTER
OF VAST RAIL SYSTEM
IRv Aseoc!ated Pros.

ST. PAUL. MINI. oct. list. Paul
Is destined 10 be the headquarters %:
vast railway system. with proper
Ties valued at approx 'matcly $2.75u.-
o"n.eoo and lines tapping the entire
West, ii sanction is given a proposed
consolidation of the Great Northern.
Northern Pacific and Burlington sys-
tens and their subsidiaries. i, was
disclosed in railway circles here to-
day
Hearings Oh the proposed consol.-
daiionswhivh have been hold recently
h"tor" the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, are scheduled TO he resumed
~ Washington November Il. it was
said
Corsmmmation OF such a merger
would mean fulfillmcnt OF the plans
~ james ! hin. empire builder of
IN" Northwest" whose dream of a
single system through tho consoli.
dation OF the three railroads was
blocked 10y dissolution of the North
"rn securities company ny court nc
ton instituted by the Federal gov
crnmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
MAIN TREND Of BOND
MARKET IS DOWNWARD
New I II Per Cent Govern
mcnl Issue Find, Ready
Sale.
tEy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. oct lT-t'urther .vl-
dcnco OK the liquidation 90 securities
by large institutions - provide funds
{" meet the Increased Gomlud Tor
comurrcini credit waS seen In today X
bond market, the main trend IN which
VAS downward. tn" selling rin E
braccd both high grade ana second
class rail and industrial mortgages
as well as the old Liberty bonds.
The extreme declines Ia the old
-. series ranged from II TO SO
cents on 800. on the Liberty 3lys. -
cents, ana the second =. 81 cents.
bat most OF tho bonds rallied bcfoi.
tn" close. the fourth -, actually r-,.-
new ~, per cent bonds which were.
admitted 10 trading today, opened q,
par. sold as high az l0065 and
closed at the top figure. There were,
indications Of s"itChiuE from the old
10 the new issues because OF Tn,
more attractive features OF tn. lat.
ter.
Declines Of II point or moro w.r.
GH't" numerous In ;ne rail and trac.
'ion i!st. 81. Pan, general ii.s drop
ped ? points aud losses OF Il. 10 ~
N.Y. SUBSTANCE hy chesapeake ana
ohio general iies. Hudson and Man.
haitian income 30 ana rcfunliug IS
New York railways four c.rti.gutcs.
and Baltimore and Ohio general =
the few outstanding exception, In
this group w"r" Per" Marquette -
series \ Texas ana Pacinc nrs,s
and New York Central debnnturc *
all up IA point or more. Strength In
Cn!l" Copper GS and Ccrro dc pasc0
ss each UP L. featured the indus.
trial HIST. Armour - also we're strour
but invinciblc Oh ss. Bethlehem s..ai
IS OF 1896. Cuba Cane SIS. wilson
convertible Ks. aud L. s. Rubber *
we're heavy The same C6nnic,in,.
movement took place In tho for.,u;,
group, Cuba Republic 5s Of 1879. ia .
panese is ana Brazil - moving 10
higher ground. while Ralsian SIS ana
som" u. the other European issues
were relatively backward: Total
safes par value we're sIs.iia.000.
In" principal offerings TO-DAY wor.
the - 5"0,0uo issue oi -, per cen,
consolidated Mortgage gold bonds ar
IN" bniih.o, Rochester and pittsburL-n
Nai!"ay c"mpany az aGi. to yis,d ~
th' issue 90 nrst mortrarc pcr com,
bonds Of tho S"vllle Ril.mor. IIn,.l
No'r'rf;ion % dat" par. rnd - ouo' :.
'po issue Of hrst mortaar" ~ ~,
M sinking inud gold bonds o.: thu.
y. r" Little COMPANY. Of tar.. M.
ana oycrsubscr.bcG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
CHARTERS GRANTED

h"il'S l. snack c!forG. Incorporated.
Richmond va. wl'h "a maximum ..a,,,.
tai s'"e. Of. $4,000 and rnir!rY,, 80,
5000. MS granted 2 charter ny ~.
state CORPORATION Commission y.s,.r
dav J." -"il aud distribute pAuiuhIc,s
directories ana conduct a general
m"rcon'ii" s.lcs agency Thc I'm.
'"rr"r"'ors arc James " Burdetto.
president. u. =. liergcr. secretary. and
mond.
o'h"r charters issued yos,era,v
Were as follows
Virginia Sweets. Incorpor,-cd o<
Norfolk, Va Capital stock. maximum,
E"o."N"' minimum. $4,000 Oricnrs n
Lehman president. j. w. Jacobson
secretary. and Samuel Levine. au ~
Norfolk. Object is u nannr.c,uro
and deal in cOnfcctious Of au ktrI.
The MAYNARD Plan of New York
Incorporated OF Norfolk Va Cant.
tai. maximum. $4,000. 900: minimum,
$1,000. Officers arc Charles y wu.
k!nson. president, Aaron Elsn.r. soc-
rotary. and II Marion Wolfe. nm ~
New York. y. Y object is to doal in
stocks. bonds and other evidence. az
Indebtedness
stony Fork Coal Corporation, Of
8 " 'i'tN'II'' va capital. max INN NJ .
100000: minimum. 10000 Officers,
j. t. Johnston. resident. W. 9. stone.
secretary, j. T.. Hartman II l.. Maui
5pIn. all Of Wy,hcviiIe. Va. and
Meek stone. al East stone Can V,
object is ia minc and deal in coal
clittondalc Country Club. Inc;,rno
rated. Of Clifton Forge. Va Capital.
maximum. $4,000: minimum. $1,000
ohicers. John Il. Payne. Jr.. prcsI-
dent: j. T. Richardson. secretary. lr.
w King and r. r. Sanders. all Of
clifton Forge. object is to maintain
clubhouse for the Entertainment OF
its members
Messick Improvement Company. In
Gcorporatcd. OF Mcssick. Va. CAPITAL
maximum. $4,000; minimum. s2.50o
Officers Essic Watkins. president; Al
fred Forrest. secretary. c. II. Inslcv.
John Spivcy and H. 7. Forrest. all of
Mcssick Object is general real cs-
tate business.
Amendment To charter of cIarcn
don Trust Company. Of Clar<,don. Va.
ofhccrs. Frank Z. stone. president,
and r. r. Schrell. Jr., secretary Oh
jcci is to enlarge its purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
STANDARD OIL. ISSUES
TRADED IN SMALL LOTS
New York Telephone Pre-.
fcrrcd Touches New
Mari. on Curb
10y Associated Press !

NEW YORK. oct. l1.-Thrrc was q
instinct narrowing down In the vol.
"in" 81 business in tho Standard oil
ISSUES on the curb marin, tnd.,,
aud although som. Of those stock.
swung over q wide range the mos,
violent fluctuations were again tho
result Of transactions OF t.n-eh,r..
lots. standard oil Of New York
~ which the sales uurinG the fore
noon wer" less than iar shares
swung from ho7 10 al and Vacuum
Oh In which less than 70O shares
we're traded In during the first b,lf
of tho day. ranged from 40 IN c.5
IN" new stock Of standard oil of
New fork started at %. gain 81,
-, and then dropped To "a ON =
moderate volume OF business Tho
heaviest trading was in standard oil
~ Indiana, which Ou"ncd with
fractional gain at l3S is. but quick
yielded to i25 II. Similar u,ny..
m"nts w"r" noted ia tho other S.;r..
dard OH issues. thu trading consist
'ns largely o.! lian!dation OF roc,ntlv
ri"at"d speculative accounts win IN.
''manI coming apparently from IN
i"re&is concerned IN the control az
tn. different properties.
Mammoth OIL was traded in ON in,
largest scale OF any stock In tho
INDEPENDENT oils. ana after strength
In the early trading reacted before
midday Southern States OIL was
iirm and withou. material chang.
Guh oil. new stock. opened frac
ti"nally higher At &C "a. ana thcn
reacted.
Cities Service was steady a, oo2
F"nSiand WAS the stronecs; fca,ur,,
IN iaS group. advancing TO II. buv-
ing being based largely on tn. re-.
ports from the West that the com
p"hy Is to hc absorbed by producers
ana rchncrs. An interesting feature
OF the indepondcn, group was Tn.
steady demand for New York T.l.-
phone preferred. which again soid =;
II IL, its highest record. and
showed only small concession when
nanE other stocks declined 4 sal,
OF Great Western Sugar. was mad.
AT 100 i-2 National Biscuit was in
brisk demand, advancing from 20 "a
the new high Of 81 rs Curti.s Aero
again was traded ia AT to ai;.
IHrhnt Motors ranged from .o3i
To - IL. and the Indiana stock
Yielded from l37-S to l47-S. II. H.
Macy was traded In ut Gil-S To
90 IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
\. \. BANK CLEARINGS
TOTAL 81. 100000
LI.v AseocIn,ea rress.l

NEW YORK. Oct. l7.-Ncw York
bank clcarlucs today reached the st
gan;ic total OF 5000, geo. 900. a new
high for tn" year. aud AN increase
"f S:3j,%o0 600 over the same day a
year ago
This turnover Is due 10 heavy gov
crum"uthl operations for the day in
til" money market in connection with
The sale OF new bonds. maturing Of
certificates Of Indebtedness. payment
Of the fourth Liberty loan interest
nnd payment by Great Britain OF
$50. 00O 0C0 on account OF interest ON
her war dot
The record nigh for New York
cl".r!nES was Sli23. 0G3..SS on Jan
Uary 8. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
OF LIQUOR
RULING VIGOROUSLY
ASSAILED IN COURT

Continued From F!rs, Pasc)
board United states vessel when
IN the nigh seas or such waters
should constitute a crime. under tho
Jaws Of the United states.
In these circumstances we sinh
nit that 1t is Impossible by any fair
construction /" apply 10 tho high
seas an act which omi,s all refer
tncc thereto. SO does To the uot;on,,
H;onlpit!on act.
If this govern memt were to adopt
and Introduce into it's constitutional
law e doctrine Of construction which
would assert that vessels Of IN.
United states upon the high seas and
IN foreign ports are territory Of the
United states It would establish y
principle which would unqucs tionablv
Lad TO international CompIication;
Particularly would such a dnctr;r.
"mharraa> the United states in amy
fn'nr" assertion al the r!sh; OF WISH
taiion and search upon neutral YES
S'ls "n ihc high seas ia The event OF
war
such right is fundamentally oppos
"d 1" The theory of tcrritorinli,y as
applied Ia ships
Nh'hN N"t Fart Of Territory.
M'f'h"ht SNInS at sea or else
"h'i" outside the territorial limits
"' Vie country 10 which they belong
are not recognized either in inter
nat'hai law or IN municipal law as
'r''a parts OF IN" national territory,
an" 'h"y 90 not possess. at such
tines the essential attributes or
va" Oh "''""I territory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SHOW THRIFT INCREASE
Try Nssnclntnh rrnsal

WASHINGTON. oct Evidence
or the increasing prosperity ana
thrift "f the public was reflected II.
me reports received las, June 30 from
national banks, relating particularly
|" IN" numA"r Of savings accounts
'"" savings deposits. said state
m"nt issued today by Comptroller O:
n" Currency crissinEer.
The number Of SAVINGS dnrosj-or
increased 'ii,OS5 and the amount OF
me deposits :SNiaa.0O0. MS compar,
With June 30. !'2i The total of such
deposits Of 'h- national bank, was
'3.0iH o5iono and the number of do
u"s.'ors WAS N,N73.327.
Eastern banks ranked mrs, i'm th..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18

All %! tn" homes arc Of the mos, mod
'rn and comfortable type The .p-
TehTaHc" ~ ihp PROPERTY and haautl-
tul roads ard street,, with the park
between Is beautiful The mausions
along your Monument Av,rac arc
equal 20 any ~ America or Great
Britain" said ~: Robcr;
>nys suburb. Arc Fine.
Your suburbs ar" Nu" and your
hotels ar, nrsr-Cluss They have
splendid facilities and thcir prices are
moderate IN comparison to New
YORK" no added.
Sir Robert said WASHINGTON i
growing rapidly aud tina, he saw cvi-
d"nc"s on ali sides OF home building
and Industrial progress in III" parts
Of tn" United states SO far visited
tn" visitors spcn; Saturday and
sunday At Hampton. Sir Robert visit
Ing his lifelong friend, John Il. on.
NOR. He spoke OF tn" Hampton Nor
mai Institute as wonderful !ns,i-
tuition" ana said nc greatly enjoyed
his visits to Langley Field and Fort
Monroe ON sunday evening Sir
Robert and Sir Menus addressed the
pupils OF the Hampton Normal IN
stitutc ana told them OF conditions
in ireland.
Sir Robert Baird and Noior.Gcrcr,l
Sir Menus O'E..f.. who orc ,ourin..
l,,,ri.., ir N. irt.r.s, az e,,,,,,g
the 1924 convention nf ,hn ASsn,,.rcd
Advertising GIBBS OF the World for
London. called at tho executive offices
of rny.r,,,, ., - -,f,L,o
u,nrr;,, ,,,.,,..
49,, ,,'',i,,
- A., 49, y! ,n'''.'' ~ n,
Af,or ,.,.,
,r.n,
V" y. " ""'t'' va az"
H., -, - 'Nl."',H ." ~ ~
, 49," !" 'h' i't"'
-, - '"N'" receive"
E"'''"S manner
Impressed With iIoudon Stntuc.
Tho DISTINGUISHED visitors wore I'm
pressed with the iIoud,n st,tuo al.
Washington. but though, Tho rroun
OF Washington and other virsinians
in the capitol square a most wonder,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
MARKETS
Continued From Eighth Page,

~ ~ ''''' : rom Eighth fEge)
,ArEs,> NAVAL. STORES.
p,n'ine nrM i'!.s sait.. a5s, oT. !'-Tnr,
- suck. !t..J Eus!: Arm
s:ori '.'+."is. --'.. shipments ~.
NJ ,G &. t T. p. e.. So, u: &.
.ESANA,%NAH. Ga oct. i-.-Turu.n.ioo
m.a,. Il +, 49, s,as. Z, recei''s, a'5' sha.
.,i 10, m HTn .s... - receipts. .i7a.
,.ne. IA. Is H. .'oss. III =, :.
s's. No, a.il WW. go T. H. e r. NJ "
Lo%noN az !, b. i';s II: .,.- az. pens.
III. ~ "'. ,ar N,o hi ~ ;'"r cent; De s9un,
"'"'ns b!.. IA g+Ti5s5 i nsF S cent, three
xnw yosr. 6 S2r l:.at..p., dun. .....
,n.t M ;n'4F. III Iron sioaiy pr!t -.
Zinc. MN E,s, s, Louis S.' a,.y ~ 80.
eEg delivery. SO An;imo"s' si ",,. S S.lsn
SEW YORK. n ~: i 5ilk -.
rr.ss. ~. pound K,gsT lsu .S sH,ft
.'sc"f;; 10 p. :; kanSa' best 10. J. S6sa
- N?H IT, ,i nj S~: .,i,.. Ship,s9p
lo,,ss ~ - "thai .hha siam II! Go!G,
>-,.,. ,ronEIGN EXCHANGE
Wv YORK o-'. :7-lD,.,: rrico- Of
y. .H ,ai.,, - ,.'r "fm.ip'I foreign mar,
Tf., l.i,s d,a"aEd, ,t"- ,anles. ,,.,..
,,'i Si.! 3sTo9r.l .5'% .a5'e, ~ ,.-
aa,s@a aTa." Sc. :" 5ag ss%'. 1s5 =.
H.E'''"y' !tmanh g4t cables. ~,
i sa".i13 ISL S s% ."f,r. i.@ 5
Ss,,w,@a;%-, i"iinaaa. '>o' c,bies. 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
MEXICAN PETROLEUM
GOES SKY-ROCKET|NG
Dividend mors Boost
Southern Republic Concerns
to New High Mark.
ANoTnEIt PAPER PROFIT COMING
Vacuum on Company. Member OF
standard OIL Family, Plans for 200
FER Cent Melon Cutting. increase
Capital Stock To s75,000.OUD.
LRy Axsocintea PROSE- l

NEW YORK DC, i7-Thn s.nsa-
tinunl advance in Mexican Pc
,roIoun. which touched 22s 4 share.
was the noteworthy feature I'm to-
days stock market The res, Of III"
lis, wns irregular.
Euyng Of Mexican Petroleum ana
au-Am,r!rau i.au.n ACCOMPANIED
reports Of an increase In tho cn,u
dividend on tn. latter aud carly an
rounr"rncut If u now hnsiy Of c.
change of Mexican Petroleum share.
for pan-Amcr'can stock +.
Duhuncy. president Of Lr,h ror,,.,
MICS. declared ,ha, no action aln.,g
that limo rad boon 20, taken al
though the s!hlnc, ha1 boon lrgorr,-
any discussed The r"pii riso ~
J." '"' INST h"hr
T"h-'H OF IN"
emo,
"""" Wv '" '"'r'"er stock.
After tn" clos" directors "g tia"
vacuum on CoHi@Hhy, one O! ths
a'Ana"f" o.. group. the stock of
"hleh is '''icd "a on ia" curb. an
nounc"d tHtt a. in"ctiu. Of stock
h"ld'rs had been called for pcecm
Der - authorize an in,reas" iu the
'"?''nl stock from Ej.O0G.OU0 - $7i.-
V"''N"u AMI "a change ia par value of
from HiyD 10 -" share. II this Is
"'P''N''' '"'E propose 20 declare Il
"V" p'I cent s'""" dividend
Gniot .u',T's, iu The ran group
Was eentore1 on Sew YORK c@a,rai
"H!'h crossed lol AZ new hiyh
SINCE 10! and closed At 100 ia. ii
n'' gam ~ 5-s Evyins % this
s.'." Mhs based on nne"ni'Tm"t re-
ga 'h' fa''f"'H intended 70
w como No" hn"ncirs hy pu''iuE
= 1 9 I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
WASHINGTON MARKETS

Is :resh 'l1 -. southern . Live ,ou.-
Try BOOSTERS. Il. tu'kcys. 50. sar.ng
,Ei. HrHs. -. fowls. - q -. Dressed puu!-
try. spring Oh! il"ns 2g035. hons. :SstG6
roostcrs - turkeys. L'Nto. Live stock
Calves. chulce. lSis. calves medium. H.:
LAMBS. IS: liv" NJ each - "a 500. live
hogs ~ v".".s- dos. Potatoes. No :!
sncE"h '20'%t = No. . sacked -D"l.G.
Sweet pnfHro,s North Carolina. s. .t..:: ~ e.
nearby. So 80. onions. sacked. t.50f 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
COTHAM'S BRAND OF
ARlDlTf ELUDES GENIAL
IRISH KNIGHT

Continued From First PascJ
section Of the United Siatcs.'' said
Sir Robert. speaking for himself and
his brothcr-in law. Following the
luncheon. the DISTINGUISHED visitors
were taken In autos To the Battle
'AbBey. thence to the Soldiers Home
and to tho Country Club OF Virginia.
II am delighted with your city.
Richmond is making progress. One
gees construction on every side. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
BALTIMORE MARKETS

RALTiNG; =. MD oct lf-roiato,s:
~. .. ii."ll; - Cwt. 40. -. an sections.
.Nm1'. cwt Sw""ir; si25Ml barre.
Onions. Al! sections. No I7c . Sl.)n cwi.
A~u'cs rarEnd. barrel e. 1MI-h: an Va
rI"ilcs so :. sI,JT3hJ ErGs. Sat!vc
eri nearby. 20. southern nrsir. IS, Rut,-r:
Gee m"ry fancy "firt,d. q dairy prints.
iuc.udiar Lcgh-~us -t0!,. nid hens. !r-
Guiding l."rho,n- :sT = old rooSters. iiir
10 Ducks white P"<iu. @2I.S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
Vacuum oil to increase Capital.

NEW YORK oct. Directors Of
the Vacuum pii Company, one of the
standard o!! group. today called "a
meeting o; stockholders for Deem
her = I" vote on "A proposal to in
crease tn" capital stock from $lj,-
900. 900 To $40. 900. 000 and To change
its par value from SlO0 a share TO SIS
share. II the proposal is approved
n 300 per cent stock dividend will he
declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18

81 TINS month, snd there viii l.. s.y.
''a' pointed talks on "How Ia y.
successful" az a forcrunn.r Of Inc
coming "f Van Ambaueh mex, w..k
n" silent Partner" being sch.I-
"-rN 70 speak OH .l!nw 10 Fam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
Petition In ItnnkrunicN-

John Henry Holman. brakeman.
living in Richmond. yesterday filed
voluntary petition in Bankruptcy in
the United states District Court lie
listed his dcbta as s2oS.;5. with no
assets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
:.5,o rcoh nuvh.>

Run 'lruupth Cash BOY.
$50 Tu1npAh p.I!. .....
l.h0y IuEo>ah Mining ...
~" Trl- hH.l ~rl and Irv.
~, Iy!n!ty Copp"r Co...
~ TGUtInr. Come.
ZOO l. $ cont Aan.s......
l. 80 Unity Gu't ......
90 tnii.d Verde IA. ....
go Cnltai I!au ..-........
sH.n ~ Dom. con N. Ira
lt." Wl,h"r' Niniur .......
$50 West END Exf .......
80 luisVu cold .-........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18
CURB QUOTATIONS



new lOik. oct i,--IrnNst-tious on
,E" NV i"'N cur MnlS"t toI,y N-r" a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-18

NV ipNk, o. !i.-Cuppor dun. .,.c.
.r"iyi'y s."t ana futures IA III, ~.
,.,.,h NJ iH'AT ~ Iron. steady prices
zinc n'm Et~' < Louis -. - -
sH delivery SO. Ant!nouy. srSt. &C.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-01-12
SOME PEOPLE
PREFER TABLETS
Pepto-M -Mangan Is Sold in Liquid
and Tablets-the Same
incidentally.

The famous blood builder, Guides
Pepto-Mangan, can be had In tablet
form, as well as In liquid. Some people
prefer PeptO-Mangan tablets to the
liquid. They are put up in conven-
lent package. There are people who
take the liquid Pepto-Mangan at home
morning and night, and take the tab
lets at noon time.
Incidentally the liquid and the tab
let form of Guides Pepto-Mangan are
the same. Any druggist can supply
this well-known blood builder. Ply
sicians have prescribed GUIDES Pepto-
Mangan for years. It restores the
blood to its normal healthy state by
increasing the number of red cells.
Men, women and children who are
run down. weak. pale and sickly, re-
gain normal health By helping the
blood to get back Its strength. Look
for the name "Gude's Pepto- -Mangan"
on the package. Advertisement.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-01-12
Mo.THERI OPEN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Your little one Will love the "fruity"
taste Of California Fig Syrup" even if
constipated, bilious. irritable, feverlsh.
or full of cold. A teaspoonful never
fails to cleanse the liver and bowels.
In few hours you can see for your
self how thoroughly It works all the
sour bile, and undigested food out Of
the bowels and you have q well. play
full child again.
Millions of mothers keep California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know tea
spoonful today saves a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genu-
Inc california Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother I
You must say California" orsyou may
get an imitation lg syrup.-Advertise-
ment.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-01-12

HOOVER AND HARDING DIFFER
Attsntlen 81 ths Twelve chsIrmsn of
Regional Reserve Banks l. Called
to the Harris Amendment. \

Observation-Disclosures OF all fed
eral reserve banks were advised by
Governor Harding OF the federal re-
serve board to stop all construction
work for which have not yet been let,
pending the outcome OF legislation be-
fore congress to require congressional
authorization for building. operations
by federal reserve banks.
This action, Governor Harding said,
will stop building operations planned
In st. Louis. Minneapolis. Cincinnati,
Baltimore. Nashville. Jacksonville, De-
troit, Louisville, Denver, Oklahoma
City and Salt Lake City.
Action Of, the board In atopping
proposed building operations was con-
veyed to the IL chairmen of the re-
serve banks by Governor Harding in a
letter made public which called at
tention to the amendment to the fed.
eral reserve act proposed by Senator
Harris (democrat) of Georgia. which
would forbid the fed II reserve board
to erect any building without the ex-
press consent of congress.
Governor Harding explained, how
ever. that the action of the board
would not affect building contracts al
ready let for construction by reserve
banks in various districts.
Building operations planned but for
which no contracts have yet been let
and which will be affected by the
boards instructions were outlined by
Governor Harding
Governor Harding also made public
a letter from Secretary Hoover to
the board. calling attention to the rec
ommendation of the national confer
ence on unemployment that all federal
agencies and the federal reserve
board should expedite as far as pos
sfble public works in an effort to pro-
vide work. In reply to Mr.. Hoover.
Governor Harding stated the reserve
banks building program would have
to await the action of congress upon
the proposed regulatory legislation.