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preciate her beautiful voice. The
piano solo by Mrs. Frank Barclay
was also greatly appreciated. Little
Misses Maxine Clark and Ruby
Jackson gave two splendid readings
in a most charming manner Sew
eral Bible contests were given which
created a lot of enthusiasm.
We were indeed glad 10 have pre-
sent the following out of town visit
tors; Mrs. Ellison of Mexia. Mrs.
Minor of Waco, and Mrs. Brashears
of Plainview. At the close dainty
refreshments were served. All went
away expressing themselves as
having spent a most pleasant after
noon. Our next meeting will be at
the church, Monday, March 18th, At
3 100 p. m.
A special program has been ar
ranged, which you will see elsewhere
in the paper, for the elderly ladies
and we hope for a large attendance.
We trust all who have cars will
bring someone to the meeting.
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c. p. c. z. Program for March 20
Topic: Our Country's need Of
Christ.
Song.
Leader: Gladys Collins.
Scripture Acts 4: IL, IL, and
Sam. 10: 1918.
Prayer
Leaders Talk: Our Need Of Re-
pentance.
Luke 3: ia: NJ. B. Dresser.
When Christ Comes In.
Rom. 8: lilo: Vera Earhart.
Why Does America Need Christ?
Why Is Christ Needed in Am
erica's Business Houses? by
Claude Martin.
Song.
Reading-Ollie Belle Collins.
How can Christian Endeavors
help Home Missions? by Vir-
ginia Earhart.
A Rain Of the Spirit; Joel 2: %
32, Ruby Peek.
Talk on Topic by Bro. Hurd.
Song.
Benediction.
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Bible School. 9J5 a. m, Com
munion following.
Preaching by Pastor Graves nj
II 100 a. m. and 700 p. m.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday eve
ming at z 100 o'clock.
Ladies Aid will meet Monday af-
ternoon with Mrs. G.. c. Barrier on
Cedar Street.
Brother Graves will preach each
evening next week at 700 o'clock
and earnestly requests that all mem
beers of the church be present and
to enlist In the Every one Win one"
campaign, which is now on. The
public Is most cordially invited to
attend all Of our services. Those
who are not attending Bible School
will find n most hearty welcome at
ours always.
Reporter.
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NEW BRICK BUILDINGS
START CONSTRUCTION

The walls on the J. II. Moore
building on block north Of square
are being built this week and a pro
gressing nicely. The concrete n be-
lng laid for flooring Of the new bull
ding 10 be- constructed BY the brad
ley Auto Company on West Pest
Office street and viii start othrf
work a. soon az brick and other
materials arrive
The IlornshY building being con
slrucled on West broadway by g.
n. Ofollman y nearing eompisti"n'
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCE
MENTS


The Avalanche is authorized to
announce the following subject to
the action Of the Democratic Pri.
mary, July, 1920:
For Representative i22nd Rep. Dis
trict.
r. A. BALDWIN. Slaton, Tex.
For District Judge, 72nd District.
GEO. X. BEAN, Lubbock, Tex.
W. r. SPENCER, (re-election)
Lubbock. Texas.
]. II. MOORE, Lubbock, Texas.
For County Judge,
w. P. FLORENCE, Slaton, Tex.
CARROLL THOMPSON
Lubbock, Texas.
For County and District Clerk,
SAM T. DAVIS. (re-election).
For County Tar Assessor,
r. C. BURNS (re-election).
A. J. CLARK.
For Sheriff 4 Tax Collector;
C. A. HOLCOMB (re-election).
7. ]. OSBORNE
F. X. MITCHELL.
For County Treasurer,
MAk1 r. HlNTON, reelection.
For Commissioner Precinct No. 4;
PAUL Won ROSENBURG,
(re-election)
For County Commissiones, Pre-. 3;
B. N. WHEELER, Idalou.
For County Commissioner, Pre-. 2;
II. d. TALLEY, (re-election)
For County Commissioner Pre-. 1:
b. w. CASEY
M. M. CRAWFORD
Justice of the Peace, Pre-. 1:
A. JUDD
For Public Weigher:
W. A. (MOSE) HOOD
G. T. JACKSON
w. S. CLARK Re-Election)
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Mayor
For Commissioner
j. b. PRYOR.
L. II. W. TERRY.
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Prayer.
Talk-The Holy Week upon which
the disciples were entering with Je-
sus that first Palm Sunday was TO
be week Of wonderful teaching
Miss Margaret Jones.
Talk-Some beautiful events were
to occur during this week.-Mrs.. Girls
void
Talk-The week was to be one Of
warning-Miss Lula Jones.
Special music.
Talk-Holy Week was 10 contain
the final trial and end as the victory
Of Jesus over death-Mr. Mack Sla-
gle.
Song.
League Benediction.
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ZIG SPRING NIGHT
WATCHMAN IS KILLED

Big Spring. Texas. March PC.
b. Andrews, night Waterman here,
was shot and killed about two o'clock
this morning. Two bullets struck
the Waterman. w. A. Huddleston
Of Fort Worth. news butch" on
Texas a Pacific passenger train No.
1, Is charged with the shooting. An
examining trial viii be held to-
morrow.
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DEATHS.


r. L. Seroggins. age 2s years, s
months and days, died last Satur-
day morning at the home OF his
father-in-law, ID. II. Holmes Of Rails,
following a prolonged illness Of
pneumonia.
The body was shipped to Rogers,
Texas, for interment. Deceased Is
survived by his wife, parents and
several brothers.
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Baptist Woman's Auxiliary

The Baptist Women's Auxiliary
met Monday, March %, with Mrs.
A. F. Jackson for a social meeting.
About thirty ladies were present.
The vocal solo by Mrs. Willie
Wilson Gideon was very much en-
joyed. It was a real pleasure to
have Mrs. Gideon with us and hear
her sing again, as we ell greatly APP
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intermediate League

At 2:30 p. m.
Song.
Song.
Prayer.
Scripture lesson by leader.
Scripture reading-katie Maud
Turner.
Scripture reading-Marcelle Me-
COLON.
Piano solo-Almeta Murray.
Reading-Addfe Lee Posey.
Solo-Anita Green.
Reading-Lonnie Brown.
Song.
Story by Sister Griswold.
League Benediction.
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Program For Baptist Womsn's Aux
il,arv Meeting


Program for the Baptist Woman's
Auxiliary Meeting at the church on
Monday, March goth, at 300 p. m.
Subject-Women Characters Of the
Bible.
Leader-Mrs. w. A. Stahl.
Song-"Come Thou FountP
Scripture Reading-Mrs. Stanford.
Prayer-Grandmother Adams.
Duet-Mesdame Jackson and
Haynes.
The Unjust Judge-Mrs. Carl Rob
erts
Mary Magdalene and her Lord
Mrs. Pullen.
Piano Solo-Mrs. o. H. Westlake
Christ and a Woman of Samaria.-
Mrs. r. A. Barclay.
The Widow and her Mite.-Mrs.
Walcfop.
Solo-Mrs Gideon.
Reading-Mrs. W. A. Bowen.
Song-"Amazing Grace"
Prayer
Refreshments--
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First Pre.byterian Church

There will be congregational
meeting at the. First Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock. All members Of the
congregation are requested 70 be
present.
BY order Of the Session.
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n. A. Pearson u Alternately WAS
here lhls week attending 20 business
matters and Visiting with relatives.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-25

I@~sssss Frazier lsfs Ihsp>sx
several DAYS visiting
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-25

J. 4. nrahham. Cashier al The
Flssl nIais Hank ~ H<asf.ses. a.
ssnpaalsd ~ biz Wis vsfs hers shn
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Church Of Christ

You are cordially invited 10 at
tend all these services.
AZ the Church Of Christ
Sunday March 2sth, the minister
will begin a series OF sermons on
"The Bible Az both services Sun
day the subject viii be us the Bible
rruef"
Come and be with ~.
The Church Of Christ has arrnng-
ed to begin q protraeted meeting
the first Sunday In August, II d.
Smith, u Denton, Texas, viii do the
preaching
J. r. SMITH
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ssaiss Ls.sss fssss.m
fople-'knlsFinF Upon Holy
Week With Our Land"
LsadsF-Nf bright
opsalnE Song
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M|DDLEDOURNE

Miss Frances Hwnn has returned from
MurEnutowu w Va, wher" rhc wah
attending tho state I'niv"rrity
Mrs w. " CFhrislcy. "Tghni-i ~ tn"
TnrtrIn Star order. LOTT M"nihy for
WcUI"n. where tho grand lodge Is being
held thin week.
Lucille. tho ANAL daughter - Idii"r
aud MrH &c W liunk In recovering
fI"u an operation fT tho removal "r
Iui I"nnllH aud nduHOldn
AIlrs r~aIl Iiwrur laI Hntnrhhv for
Ih" opening uf hUr n'h""l at 'T"ss
ItundH urnI Iiuulrod " Va
MI nnh Mrs E,oreu Smith nni
run have returned fI"m st. Maya.
whore thoy wri" HuoaIs IL - Il ""i
Mo J. - hnh
ItsV d. ~ WchHioI In '"mnm"i T." his
h"no hy iIinorE
D. " Io,nIn"i,. Ia" han h'"u 'n'pl"y
~, ~ tic ItrniurhY III n"lhr h"H hoH"
Ihc pmrni 81 I"."l i"lniiNor Nj I"ml
n,,n Inr NmuhsI m,"'"lnU f"I l"n'"l"n"
NJ, "mi Mia - J Itill AMI family
we've tho puoHia Sunday "r IolaIlV"r at
AlrL i"r, " '"
N,n Maggie I niri w""d 81 Nllhu"
hnn put'hr-c,l Ihr N""In T"nlh"n"o -"
rirnluI rircri uni VIII tall" ~ h"r
,crIdonro hntn Ia row days
NIsr IIin nntn"H /" Hr"u1I"g 'h"
w,,h ~ WcuI"n " Va waiting her
nIrIor nnd niiou'Il"g the Hr""h "hH"
MIr4 Florida Ilurh, n Etul"mt IN Trl"r
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n, |. STOCKS

>c- ynrL. Ori rho "hsra"'"r ~
,.. t,ohluy ~ iho sr",k s1"hHnE" '"
,Iay underwent - radical 'h""g". Inh""
ItIeIs aud speulpItl"a Tor N" flfH' NV"
~ a fortnight IupplsntlnR rails l" r"'"'
81 ~rtenEtN and ACTIVITY
buying concentrated l"rE"l' -" ''%"'"
and roIsIsd IaausS. ina shorts covering
urgently on pATairtsnt TsportH that ~"
Immediate reduction ~ "rlstiuH rri'"
AchnduIsa IN contemplated by TIA" larger
prndurrrs on their r~llinR agents
This .inpFeSHlun MAS helKht"h"d ny
word that ono ~ the indcpond"nt man
ufacturcrA IA tho tltlgburRh dlHiriGt
intcnda To rIT n $50 rata "n Hi""l rhlln
as against the l"nK prevailing pT'cn OF
~ aud las a ton.
Other strong aud prominent I"''"h-
triaIa embraced tho oQulpmcntr, nol"fS
,,nprra and prtrnlouTna 70 those wore
added suyII Apo'iaitiss az tnGaotoe"'
suHATs isathsrs aud sas aud r""'f In
1ues also lostlIsH aud chemicals
Ieadsra 81 hOSo diNs'niTlod k'""rf
t,sl,torod cstrCmu advances OF l" :
r"Inta bat selling t0r pT"ftta. especially
"a tho moro popular SIeoIH S"h "'i"'r
mrnta ,Sused c"nsldoT"biS hi'E""'''F
al tho ol"sn.
Italia a,Iu,ad hoavlnSas aln'"si f'"I''
,l,. SIafI nsLda fI"m NJ faui a"d GOV
.tal utHsr HtanssIs ala" the '""'S '"r
,oasntGti,s u"tT"n Carriers h"lhh'S ~
laniiu Cnsat Lilac aud h"u,ha," it"II~sJ
common sud pT.fSETad hAiaa S"""""'"h
a., QUO. ~ OihaFsa
virtually ell ~ tho d"N '"lI money
,ss uffa,sd a. I poi ,s"l hUt r"' '""i
vas rnld T"r ,n"hs's'" s'""""'" i" 'h"
Last haIT Iuut r"iSlHn 90 h"nE" -
,r,aod y,H,o,dnyS '"u'"' 'n" l.""'""
,sls aIlffarlus whlla i"'i" fSwl''H"'''
tss'isd
.Ir.uN oapsntaIly '"uvsiilhlo '"ll" ""'
Inr.I fractions ct gains - - - ~
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unIOAuO LIvn HTOUa

ChlraEo. DOT ihiIlo. ii"'tlri" ~.
OOO nvarnHh quality, E""d St""rH aud
SraiIIpHH. n,r"ng /" ~ ""niR hlBh"r, top
all woIshlR I'm III. ndih g""h a"h 'h"l""
ti6b /" 10. ,run"n aud medlpI"
urHdor riT"rg"r - I" IA, cows nioRdy
aud rhRd" higher. huIk " 20 10 ~ 30
hoInSun bulls StandY I" ulIonH. W. N
10 $50, rNlvc, Ht""dy h"lh "h"l," N"sl
90. ~ 10 100 RIrrHY 'hl'rH ~ 30 4"
II, Stvtkpts AMI fo"dNrr ttr"un 10 "a
ranta hIEhoT. ro"hlptH wNIf"iuh 2,OOO ,
ralcn mostly 20 ,"nlH higher. bum "
To- II 20
HoEsg norolp,s 10000; m""lly ~ 10
90 tontn lnw"T than yonI"rdnyn aver
ago. top carly llEhb Tor ono load, very
Tow above I6.dh. hulk hight nnh bui"h"r"
,ib /" 10 %. bulk packing n"ws tlh 10
1" ~, pigs HtoNdy. bulk donlTuhlo Kinda
llHG0 10 II
Sheep NOucIrlr "G0OO fat lamhH
Hitndy to 70 cents hlghoI. top woHt"Inn
lIl Al top nntI,or ~ 80. bulk nutivon
tlInU 10 ~. hhnop nlsady. fat wnrioIu
w"ih~,s - 10 1" It, top owon ~. It .
C"c1"rn slow. SIoudr. top ro"dor hmhn
~ "a
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MONEY ANN nxouANor

Now work. p,l b rTIruo mercantile
pnpor + Exchange irregular. rteTliug
60 day bills 2NH. commercial 90 day
hillH On bRukS ati,. commercial 40
day bills Jtt. demand Jiol, 'hbl"H.
JhO: francs demand. $50, 'Hhl0N. GG2
IclglRn francs demand. 7On. cables.
IOH. gulldrrH dcmund 500, cables
lII.. liro demand 400. cables. 400
mnrka demand. 100. cables. l6l. Gr"ecs
demand l02b Now Y"ik exchange uu
M"nircnl \ l1.iG roIccut Discount
uuvrrnment bonds strong NallT"hd
'bondr hlIunE.
Time loans atohdy. 80 days. 90 days
and MA munthn. ~ dh percent
call money strong. hlEh u. low 7,
ruling reI". !. ,I"hlnE hid. Z. offered
ct n lnnI loan. 4. bank hcoopIancon.
a.
hIorIinE advanced further In lho late
daallnRn hhly day hilla lths costa
me- oiRl 40 day bins or hanks. mas.
commercial % day bills htbh. 4
,ua"h. iG0L. 'ahion. at
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New Y"L un There ~aH -,
further 'hanE. la iho Jaw Sua"i in"'
bet to-day nnd ,l"ainA pII,sa W." ia
f"i uhan ,,,ui ani freight "uu"I 1"
hEI los ,"nttIfuBaI ID" Saias Nri" !"
pIitsd hui ihs undai I"n" w"s S'o"dl"'
"ns'inhs w"ia I'"n "rEi"nSiv" a"'i
Ili1iG 1",iuoI I" lee " lliiIG h"ilt' /"
uiIIy 81 uu"iad irl'"n
u, ,rnneL iho'. w"s "n"ib"' 'ui -
4" ,onI a. U,,,,I :" IL" hs"i" 81 - '.'"iH "
f", Hnu r'"U,'i"i"h hy un" 81 IL" Load
tee ',n""'" ~hi, L. 10 ~" l"a~""i T'l' Cd
ILIn tu", ""d "l,,Ui 4 'euis Unl"' IL"
hIr 49,, - I'I''" rt". .liI"r i""i Ma
'iIi,., '.n,"," r,,'',u,'.h 'hnrp"
"nl.I,EIY "iih,u,rh ~ 49," h"li"v'I that
'hsy y,",,ld "'''Ii "'i"I~ ~ ~" - '""'
hosir
H. fii'utH n''r"' i""" prevailed
nuI i'1LiuR wee ,o"naldoIpl'lY "u"I" a.
tive Ia" '"""uI shuip DO llu" """""d
- piirb,' liiilo h"ii"i luuuirv fI"'n
uriEidu u"uirsH nuh IrU"thnI With buy
I"g by 'rpdo Inlor~"'H n'""""'"h i"'
~ nhrPn'" 81 ~ ~ tn p"Iuir 49, which
l"lSl iho market ,luHcd
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nurrnR, zoos. OMmnan.

Now York. COT. D. -nuttrr firm.
creamery hIEhcr than cTtrnH 6tmGt's'
'rohmeTy nSirnH - moro. 81 ~. flrni"
as TO 81 score. hOS qrd2hC. packing
stock. ,uTronI mako. No l. ~,
EEGH ErronR. rI"rh gathered extra
fIratu G6WGir. flrHtH GlQGtr. nlhI".
rcunAyl Nnnin mud nearby worrcIn hon
merry whites. firN 1" extra had h6ri
FonnHylVnnla aud nearby Western hon
nnry bTnwnH cStTar 7bu 800. stat" Penn
nylNnnlR aud u"nrby gathered brown"
aud mlRnd c0lurS. firrth To- chiTnHa 81 dp
go
Chrorc unsettled state. wh"lN milk.
flats. OuTrrnt mako. whlin und C"lOrad,
HperIaln GGia n 2bISr. do average run
81 =. ~ ~. HIutu. whole milk. twluH. car
ront make. specials 70. d"i'br, IL"
average ran 2il. ~ lSC.
1.-Two p"uliry quiet, ~" prices quoted
DTarHcd steady wostoIn hI"lirth. fI"Hh
AdUhl'
Flour CaHl
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COLERA|N

MIR Elmo ViGkors paused away sun
day morning At dsllipolir. Ohio. Fun
oral "Wednesday at T.. II. at the hoHSi
~ hin parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. y. J.. VidEH
srs Ito will he greatly misnod ny w.
who knew him. The family hAA ~
sympnihy nr a host or frinndh.
Mr. Caldwell Of Columbus. ohio. wAs
~ ,aIlor at the homo ~ MI aud ArA
% 4. Whlto Wodnosdhy,
M y T. VIChsTs lib getting along
a. ualI as could bs expected
Mali Taaua"ht returned Ia COLUMBUS
IhurH'iHY
Minp Iannis Mercer nnd brf' parhH.
81 WIn,lda unTs callers In Colunb
fiundhy
NI.s Marion M,i 'nIuns rnIuTnad houoo
T,nuu tho DhIn state i'nl'"Tnlly, -
NiHr Alto Hu"boI ~n" "AUT "
WhcnlluE rhiuihhy
NInnar Martha aud Tlnrn MalaG "
rlrnpnnt ,.I"ye wore callers At hiO
rln.o sunday -.
Mr. nnd Mrs Th"mna Hlnrbuck hQh
family attended tho funeral Of Mr.. an
hsrt NrGrow Of TiarriHvllla Hpndsy .
Mr. NJ, j. Woatisks was I'll at HE
hons Bunday.
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DALLAS


Thoro who did not attend tho last
| meeting Of tn" Dallas farm"Ir 'luh
nIHHod something good Thln ,lub
| iStr for tn" good of tn" Who'll" com
muuIIy M Won want Ia ret In md help
along plnnr arc under way for max
Ink tho next meeting ia" host over;
| The Ruhlr"I VIII b." limo ana VIII
D." treated "Hh"uHiiv"I|' Na'"h Tor
| further nnn"uhC nmchi
Mr Tom Simpn"n. ~h" ""ld hir fnrm
| recently Will nell IA pat "I HIN per
| nonnl property next saturday hIloT-
| MON MI aud Mrs. Hlmpr"n VIII moHo
! nh"rlIy To- Wcst Alexander wh"ro they
! viii Icnido wntIi they docid" where
| they Wish I" mako hoII permanent,
homo. About one h""h'rn ""u w ~
their friundn recently gathered AT ihelr
homo aud npc"i worry hol'Eh''"' owe
nlnu IholI comm was ~.
n"'p'iH" 10 NJ ana MI" "'"Pn""
| il''""s 'oh'"hmr"'H ""'" "''' '" 10y
| tho iadien Ui the "t"~d
Tho III II sunday "'h""l VIII sI'"
an "ynioi surr"i /" IT," I'"Il"H he'll %"
h" tu'd"y oV'"i"b. ''"'"h'' !" T'''y
h"hv l"'h'h !" "''" "'" "''h 49," w."
o"rr.' n"A"'i" 7"'''"" a" 'hs %"
cd" vii hc """'i /" i"'' T"" l'sh'" -"
| 49,. ,h"',.h g'"""l" ""d "'h"' '"i'"'"
"a',"
"r. boat -"h i''"' i""h",'"sI" 81 W,"'
i.lh"'iy ~"'' "'"''"'" ct We"
| -. h",l h"""E
~" ~ u "h"I"h """r'"r"'"'" "''
! rI"d Ih"i n"v. " II"N'""" N"" ,"
imrn"d !" ~" i'"lI"- "h"'H" '"' 900 ""'
rro, -" ".-I G""d"y y. h""d"t "'h""
~IlI l." ~ ~ "'l""b r'""p', on"
,,r, hin. viii Ia ~ ~ ".'l"'b
ia IrnLIrp vIII h"ld ruhll" h"l"
~ If, rc, ,nuoI prnppIly "u tho Nj
,,,ur.I farm nrnt Dallas Ihurshay
NJ, nnd Mrs Tmr,~"n n"il n"Neh
fran bsllnr :" TnIrVIov ln"t w""b.
M aud Mia Woods I'niIl"ri ana
children 81 Washington. Ia N"i" over
uundpy Kurrta ~ Dpllra i"lHilV"a,
Mrs n " clovis NM n"hRh''' Wv
rIau returned Monday from Nv"
wroLr. yIuII with relatives ~ Cameron
and WndNHiOWn. "
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MCMECHEN
Democratic women Organized

rho Domu,Ihti, woman 81 lhln ril
met last evening Ia ia" local h'h""I
auditorium GA MnInunli ilIrrt und 90
EnuiArd u DomnCTntIc "luh The prln'l
pa speakers Of tho evening were III
!. I.omIuun 81 Now nItinhvillo, IudA"
non and Mrn IiIhnn"h. 81 h"nnh"
vile All the Inika proved worry I"'"I
osilnE and worD educational '" 'ho
wunon 4 mu,k 'In,'i"h nur nlH" hoId
rho Meeting wan largely atlo"h"h
rIsasRAtlT natsttalhsd
All, Inar Nj lurh'Y plsnn"hllg 90
10, IoInod Ih" ruor"I,"In 81 th" Woman
I,Irian MIaHi"n", anxiety 81 lh" NJ w.
, hui,h a. hor h"ru" go sohlh n''"''
InrI rvonInT hfiUI i"hlng "i' lh" Toe
rnu atu.lN. INr i'u,riuh'i "i tho evening
vnn sroui ~ iuun5, mad "o"dl' w"'h
dnInI Iuru hon was r"iv"h at the go"
, linI"n e ihr rCHIuu
Twenty Ialtiatsd
A drIIEhlfuI IIIuu w"H had last evan
Iuu lev tho ,uCurhoir - lIlvlSl"n M.
II the IndInn NII E"'l"ty ~ tho H.
church WHOM Ih"y w""J "n'"tlnIneh -,
lho homo nG Ma ~ w "ti go Ihll'
nuI Npra hnll riI""iG IrIl"wInR 'ho
dIr,uruI"n 81 ~ uumhoI "f hurlu"H" maj
tors dolighIrui tim" was rp"nt In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
CHICAGO GRAIN

'hlooa", "c' wh""' !" ,'"T ,"'
.urIutu IN tho market tod I" heavy soil
Inr aud IN tho ord buying i'"w"I lhh"d
way. with t"Ik current TINT dlhl'ul'h
had bsnu ru"I ~ ihN nnnnrlng wh""l ~
tho HcRbuurh Tho tolH" wnn un"H'll"''
-, 10 u uUnlI lower. l'"C"nh"r W M "
to ~ aud March 81 SRb. To hh'S f"ru
lost i To i,a nnd oats II "h"d" I" 70 '"
" ccniE IN pruvlHi"nH Lh" ""i""m"
rnnHed from II.iO decline 4" - cents
al
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rrrTsnuHuM LIVE nroOR.

I'lrthhurgh OCT . -..II"Gr. Io'oipln
900 market rlondy, honvion nnd heavy
yurh"Ir 90 bOGi 90, Hight yorker
llB OOGIlS2h. pigs iIA2bW -
Hhecp aud lambs rr' riplr 600. market
ntondy. top hho"p $500. top lnnlhn
tIiOO. unlvcp rocoiptn 40 market
zIsndy top 80 30
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TOI.uDO aAAIa

T"l.d". O. DuI What '""h = 10
po,rIuho, - tl"vA,seod IilI"" '"Hh
NJ r,t"hr, tlitb. pNu"Uhsr 40
Inuurry snh Iei''uHIY VI 10, M"i"l,
80 20 AlslL. I'IlnN cash va 10. I"
I"I,r. Ds"sulsI and Mach tii ~. Iln
"IIy r'inA cash ibIh aud iblp. D't"Hs'
- 90 l'a,u,nhor " ~ MARCH ~ ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

whsNilnE. w Va. oct &. 20
EurnIahad "ha 1ntslllkance ny A VI
AAsIsn Co. Members E"slon Ht""k
Exchange second floor Nsl"n"i I'ouh
Of W Va, nldg,
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WhsSIluE W. Va, oct Z. 40.
TuKntahed The intelligence ny A ~
Aaatsn q ca" members ~ ths Now FnTh
atn.L Exchange Rational Hank hulld
Ing WheaIinE " Va. Louis ". hTand,
WsaIdsnI IRftnsT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
New York Cotton Market

Wheeling. " Va oct &. 20
Furnished Tho inIsiliks" ~ u
MaaIsn q CO. InsnbsTs Now Yah cot
ton Bs"hanas second uuOT N"il"nai
HANK az w Va. uIdR
IOuau IIHh Low lose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

Wheeling. W Va. OCT /. -"
Furnished III" lp'-."N"n"or 10y III
MnaIsu a CO. mampsTA Now york Hl"0h
E.chanxo. scrnnd floor National hank
Of W. Va. IIlJE
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SOW Y"Ik p'i t"ii"n goods n"I
,uit"u ynrns Veto hulI ""l n"ah. ~ lat
I"Ihs anh CONVEX IlhlsS allowing IN
ihoI DECLINE" Ia tho dtV goods n,nI L. 6 I
hsIo /" day ullhs wuIn ui0nny with u
very llRhI hualn"Hs l'I"sn R""ds wS,p
bought ~ ANAL l"lH fUr Immediate ia"
only l"hhoIa Tsp"rt"h - ,"ry IuI"i
trade
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LOCAL STOCKS

WL"nIlup W Va D"I T. 20
pnIIy uu"i,II"u IIst Wheeling EI""k
Exchange ,"mrII"d Tor the Iui"lllRau
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling v Va O,t d -
TuInihhrd tho Intelligence 10y A ~
MuhIun a Co. member iIii AhuIHl hIo, Il
EG'hauUo "a, ,uL fI""i EGilu,nI Ii."L
Of W Va lidu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Whseiina " -" cat . 90
| nspnIIsd ny o. h"sis"A &c" "sm
bs,a n.~ I",L dt',L rS'lshn". ha''"d
IIm,,, IiaiI,nAI u"nL 81 w Y" n'dh
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TlRnH " improvements Tor Psrmlls
from railroads OF Government Promnl
aud Efficient Service
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urr WAR shVINGs sTAMFs-
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uunI, and voiI""n f"'"'' ~ n""''" ""'"
| A dainty luurhs"r va" so yea az '"'"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30
Fourth Ward Mothers CIub

Mrs. Essie Jackson was elected
president Of Fourth Ward Mothers
Club at the last meeting of the club
heid recently. Other officers elected
were Mrs. E. Williams vice president;
Mrs Katherine Mccoy, secretary and
Mrs b. c. Forbes, treasurer.
preceding the election of officers
the children of the first grade under
supervision Of Miss Itea Wolverton
and Miss Helen, Durie, gave an ex.
cellent program, arranged as follows:
Concert reading, by all of the pupils:
butterfly drill by twelve pupils; dram.
atization OF Sleeping Beauty, Queen.
Marcel Cole; King, Ishmael Erwin;
Princess, Gay Garrett; Prince, Leroy
Williams; Bad Fairy, Henrietta Whit
tenburg; Stranger, Billie Hasty Old
Lady, Thaddees Fountain; Good Fair
les. Lorene Harbour Louis McCann
Katherine Lewis, Italy Erwin, Vivian
Elliott, Helen Williams and Ruth
Milburn.
The twelve pupils who gave the
Butterfly drill were Lenia Pearl Nor
ris, Pauline Ford Viola Reeves,
stephen A. Douglas, Walden Skip
with, Eula Thomas Nevil Rogers,
Alma Russell, Mildred Ray, Mary
Fountain, Willard BeSaw and Will
burn Rowles.
At the conclusion Of the children's
program, Superintendent Richards gave
an interesting talk on "All-the-year-
around-school."
Refreshments of cream and cake
were served by the mothers Of the
primary pupils.