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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND EIBSIE CROAKER
Ky HOWARD n. GARTg.

..weil-er-you see. Nibsle' spoke
the bunny. "Tm not much OF a 5uoss
The truth was that Unelss. WtEgily
dId not want TO hurt the little tros
BOYS feelings By saying that ne soIs
v-as lust terrible-lt was only n4rsn
croakine. OF course i was a. al, ris 81.
for a frog. but it was not a an IKE
the soft Whistling Of the re- 5rss lo 20.
TN try Il again" said Nlosie. -
last ] an going 20 have ny dearest
wIsh-to live in a tree and sing iss.,, % !:
listen TO me again. Uncle Wigglly.
and once more he opened his NOUN
puffed himself out and went.
"Croakity- croaki Oaki Rokei soaA-
Gurr-r-f-rl"
wen, OF all the harsh noises ever
heard. those are the worst SUD
denly cried a new voice. on the olner
side OF the tree up in Whlcn Nl11la
was perchsd- "Oh. what terrible sing
ingl"
aWho's making fun OF my singing
asked Nibsie.
Il ami ]. the PIpsisswahi That's
whor' was the answer II cane 70
get some Of Uncle Wiggily's souse.
and here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
It he Girl around
The Corner, Says. .

THE best way 70 ind a girl cut IS
to cal when she isn't IN
4
When q girl refers to q bad court
ship, she 1neans the nan got away
Boys. do you know the reason girls.
don't flirt with you any mOrel It's
on the account OF the way they wear
their hair. You see they can't hear
those pretty little remarks you make
when they pass you On the corner
Autumn Is here. but I haven't heard
q word about September Nora
III bet II all the girls would 60 to
The country and stay you would
never hear that old familiar ballad
again, -HoW You Gc'n2 Keep 'em
Down on III Farm
season win Be- noted II rarious parts
OF the country. There win be earth
Quakes in places not hitherto subject
to them. &c IS prophasied
Food prices VIII become the cause
for riots In certain quarters the
seers predict
Suicides and mysterious deaths viii
increase in-number al this time The
mind should Be safeEuarded against
the entrance OF sinister EuEEestlo11-
Persons whose birthdats 10 b should
Be Watchfgi, lest fires or thieves cause
losses
ChEdren born on this day nay Be
rather inclined TO b lmpetuols and
careless They should be protected
against possible accidents - Copy
right, 1890. BY ths Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicats-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

, Judge ". F. Ramsay, chairman Of
the board OF directors for the l1th
FEDERAL reserve district. and Frank
Keu. financier, Of wichita Falls. an
other director, came with Us on this
trip, and each expressed great faith
In FL Paso. Mr.. kel has not seen FL
Paso for % years and he marveled at
its growth and Development
Regarding the branch bank in Fl
Paso. we found everything getting
along fine The directors hadn't Wis
tied here since the branch was estab-
nshed two years ago, and we were
well pleased with the new building,
with its volume OF business and It's
management"
"One OF the most important bills IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
A Sunshine Girl.

bride nay be taken the fact that of the bright
1 est Of the stars in the film armament pro-
duced by the southwest Little year old Lillian Gusnther
of Tucson, Arzs is making record child player in
the movies that the envy Of most Of the other juveniles
N that business.
The little girl brought to Tucson from Arkansas
years ago her health The climate Of the southwest
and good treatment restored her and her family took
her to Hollywood, Calf, for visit. One day. while she
was playing IN the yard around her home, movie
snapped her just for fun
Her photograph made such impression director
who it that he person to ask her parents per
mission for her to play It granted at the
shine and sparkle in the girls eyes and the ruddness Of
her cheeks that attracted me-" the director said
Living in the southwest is refining process, the
Tucson Citizen says Proof Of It is to be had every day
the wonders Of the alchemy of sunshine and pure
air
The trouble with most treaties that the sgnatoriss
have their fingers crossed
Out Of the thousands who went to Juarez Sunday and
Monday at least a dozen looked at the old church.
-o
4 penny SAVED is penny goL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Orion & Colby, the new firm, which
Is soon TO offer THE Temptations OF
Eve" have engaged the noted dancer.
Desiree Lubovska. for a role in which
she viii both act and dance. Lubov-
ska was formerly featured al the
and recently spent a sea
son at the Coliseum. London The
Temptations Of Eve" IS said 10 be
most unusual. in that, while Il Is
somewhat in The nature Of a musical
revue, it has its serious moments and
teaches "a lesson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

TIE highest thing. On earth is the
lock on a mIIlionaire's cellar door;
the loosest. thing IS the cork in a
poor mans bottle.
=
A woman can endure a mans cruel
deceptions but telling her the cruel
truth is hitting her below me vanity
=
Nothing makes n girl 80 hope
ful-or a married woman 80 cynf-
cal--as 10 watch moving picture
actor make love IN the thrilling
way In which every woman
fondly dreams Of being aicred.v
Before marriage. when a woman
speaks % a man IN an undertono, he
calls It "cooing' after marriage,
=
The percentage OF "iove that makes
the world 90 round" appears 10 have
decreased IN proportion to the per-
centags OF alcohol On the things that
used 20 start Il going that way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Henry Miller and Blanche Bates
viii end their run in James Forbes's
''The Famous Mrs Fair" az Henry
liller's theater on October 9. On Oc-
tober IA the theater will be reopened
with a production Of stepping
Stones" made by Mr. Miller IN asso-
citation with A. l. Erlanger. On Oc-
tober IS The Famous Mrs. Fair" COM
pany intact viii begin a Philadelphia
engagement Stepping stones" Is q
drama BY Louis K. Anspacher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
Oil

snug
Hnousine al the could dsE and boot how
And
sad outlook blue; IAye insdeFn and
sleeping he park ooforss bare
breakfast bill
agnate which draw thousand
And
heed subH along humble walk and
coByrlsst bv george Matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

On several occasions reports have
been circulated that Aaron Hoffman
was not the sole author OF well
come, Stranger" the comedy which
sam H Harris VIII present at the
Cohan & Harris theater on Septem-
Der 13, after a years run IN Chicago
llr. Harris and Mr.. Hoffman have
asked us 70 state that these reports
are groundless. lfr. Hoffman had no
collaboration in writing the play. 1t
Is All bis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
Reflections of A Bachelor Girl

~ " AAaA-Naa
A woman VII forgive q nan
anything On earth. except Tor 11ll-
ing TO admire her when s1e Nlni1
him to- q man VII forgive
woman anything On eart1 eEeept
FOR Insisting on ndmlrlng hln1s
when he doesn't want her to-
=
Maybe dollars won't buy happiness
but. after. after all. they 1rs the only
thing that viii buy neW fur coat
and q hat with a paradise feather
and that Is about as near to happiness
as any woman needs OF expects 20 get
In this world
The average woman's idea OF are-
forming q nan. seems 20 Be 20 make
life SO dan for him, that he Loses his
last droD OF interest in It.
A lot OF people appear TO live n
this country. JUST IN order to have
the right 20 abuse 4 and cal L names
and q lot OF people appear 70 keep
on living with each other FOR the same
reason-Copyrlsh 192o, by The
Wheeler Syndicate Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

William ii. Wellman viii put in re-
hearsal soon "Her Man" by Willard
Mack, with Mr.. Mack in The leading
role IN the cast also viii be Bar
bara Castleton. Ben Hendricks, Lyster
Chambers and =. Tamamoto-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

feature Frank AicGlynn IN .'Abra.ham
Lincoln" 1Ir. NcGlynn has been
playing the title role
GOSSIP
Gayer Afackay and Robert Ord.
authors OF PADDY" are man and
wife. The wife is Bob
Harry Levey has chartered sec
ond film company and VIII make eight
dramatic feature pictures a year.
Two companies presenting Ny
Golden Girl" viii 90 out this season
John Durand and Herbert Grim
wood have been engaged for roles in
Mecca"
Now watch the uptown managers
try TO steal them two rubes IN the
Greenwich Village Follies."
Arthur Hammerstein viii not serve
tea al the opening OF Jimmie the
new Frances White musical comedy.
Frank Tinney rescued a jeweler
from drowning near Freeport recent
~. And Frank used TO be an under
tazcr, too.
British managers are cabling Wa
Eenhals & Kemper for the foreign
rights 70 THE Bat" A Melbourne
manager also would like 10 pro-
duce it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
1924 BALES OF COTTON
CINNED PRIOR TO SEPT.

washington. D. C., Sept s.-GDtton
Einned prior TO September 1 amounted
20 1924 running bales. including
ELIAS round bales. the census bureau
announced today in It's first ginning
report Of the season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

The sixteen Palace Girls. who have
been a feature OF Alfred Butts re-
vues at the Palace theater, London,
have arrived in New York TO appear
in the new Fred Stone show Tip
Top" which viii soon be offered by
Charles DulfnEharn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
ORIENT HEADaUAATEas 70

wichita axis. sept s-Hszdqusr-
tsrs OF the Orient Railroad company
VIII remain IN Wichita, A DcBer-
nardi. general manager OF the road.
announced Recently reports were
published that the offices Of the road
would be moved 70 san Angelo, Tex.
ar DeBsrnardi said that wichita was
the logical place for the roads head
quarters and that they would remain
here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

CRICKET HICKS is telling it around
- that the Wild Onion school teacher
went to the Tielville depot last Sat
urday and when he saw all the figures
on the time table he asked the depot
agent why he didn't total them
Cricket Hicks left this morning for a
visit near the village Of Thunderation.
He used to live at that place and while
his departure from there was a blow to
the community, another fellow moved
in the next week.
=
Slim Pickens has sent BY the mail
carrier to Tickville after a bunch Of
envelopes. He already has a pen and
ink and has four stamps In his hat
band. It is feared he win over-write
himself.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF This Date. 1905.


ENHANCEMENT OF the original
plans OF the FL Paso cement
works, organized several months
ago. for the establishment OF a Port
land cement factory with a capacity
OF 500 barrels per day. TO a factory
having q capacity OF 1000 barrels and
one Of the largest IN the country. IS
the latest stage OF the progress OF
the newly organized concern The
capitalization, originally placed at
100000, is to be increased to $4,000,
900, pledges for the greater part OF
the stock having already been secured.
The mill 70 be built here VIII cost
100000.
Afetr a conference between MAJ
". ]. Fewel and c. H Wells. OF the
paving company, this morning, it was
decided to start the street work At
once. and the paving was started IN
front OF the orondorff hotel at $50
this afternoon 7 christen thee
Bituntlic pavement for e Paso, the
premier city OF Texas. said Miss
Adele Fewel. daughter OF alderman
Fewel, as she broke a bottle Of
Mumm's Extra Dry champagne
over the right rear wheel Of the
steam roller and threw back the lever
that started the big engine pulling
a large pillow that dug its point into
Mesa avenue directly in front OF the
Orndorff.
A very pleasant dance was given
last evening in X OF P. hall by some
Of the young folks OF the city. COM
plimentary 70 Miss Lucille Pierce
Howard Coffin left for Pennsyl-
vania 10 enter school.
Miss Nora Bradley viii leave today
for Waco 70 enter Baylor university.
Mrs. Burleson Staten has returned
from a visit to her mother in Md
land, Texas.
Charles Trowbrldke. chief clerk to
Charles Paxton, superintendent OF
motive power OF the Southwestern,
and wife arrived IN the city yesterday
from Douglas. They viii make their
home in Ell Paso. 1fr. Trowbridge
viii be employed at the new South
western shops
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Johnny-ShOuld a boy be punished
for something he hasn't done?
Father-Of course not.
Johnny-Well. I haven't done that
work you ordered me TO do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Ernest Truck, Of Blue Bonnet" at
the Princess, has been made a star
by Lee Shubert- Goshi We used to
know him when he was poori
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

THE young lady ACROSS the way says
1 she doesn't expect every speek Of
political corruption to disappear at
once but now that women have the
vote she does expect a larger percent
age Of perfectly straight ballots.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Joe Weber presented the new Zlm-
balist musical play, "Honeydew," at
the Casino Monday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

FOOLIsH1IENT.
A poet got married one day
And soon took n Job pitching hay.
AMY wife caused the change
said he. 3she's 30 strange
She insists that we eat ev'ry day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

4 man is unfortunate whose job compsls him to go
find
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
ALme O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year

THE stature Of my body I
Can't possibly control.
But with the greatest can vie
IN hignesa q the Soul
And while without ] may appear
A Midget mean to be,
A Giants strength may uprear
Way down inside o. ne
Copyright. 1890. By the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Labor day saw large cop of aerial cut-ups harvested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08


n Jew YORK. Sept. s.-David Bslasco
N has completed arrangements for
the new season at the Belasco
theater. He viii present Frances
Starr at that house on Tuesday eve
ming. September Il, IN a new play py
Edward Knoblock entitled one" It
is described as a romance q the
psychic and the real IN Mss stars
support VIII be Randls Ayrtons Phil
lip Desborough, Martin Lewis, Iheo-
dore Babcock, Marie R Burke Clara
Sidney. Daisy Belmore and Lulu Ary-
ton. About Christmas time Mr. Be
lasco will make another production
in his theater. He viii present Lionel
Atwill as q star in ~Deburaui" a
comedy from the French OF Sacha
Guitry, adapted by Granville Barker.
FAVERsHAlI As HENDON.
Lee shubert announces that he has
entered Into a contract with william
Faversham 10 present drsmatia-
ton Of Mark Twain's novel, the
Prince and the PGuper" made BY
Amelie Rives. NJ. Faversham VIII
appear as Miles Hendon- The hu-
morist's wife once dramatized this
story and it was played by children
near Hartford Able Sage Richardson
made another stage version Of Il later
and Daniel Frohman produced il with
Elsie Leslie as the prince The Rives
version ls said 70 be entirely new and
different from the others No actress
has as yet been selected for the role
OF the prince.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

what's happened to Nj. Hoover
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

10 EEATuRE WGLINN-
william Harris, ir, has decided to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

FOoLIsHsIENT

It's a GOOD mule that doesn't try
to work both ways
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

London parks cover more territory
than does Dallas. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

The trouble with most treaties Is that the sgnator'
have their fingers crossed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08
About BroaduOay Plays And Players

feature Frank AicGlynn IN Abraham
Lincoln" 1Ir. NcGlynn has been
playing the title role
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Out Of the thousands who went to Jusrez Sunday an
Monday at least dozen looked at the old church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-08

Z TENUS and Mars rule strongly for
v good today, according 10 aslrol-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
REAL I,Nl,ONINS


Dandy broom modern home on b1Nl "
corner. garage Ton $500; hall cas-"
nnd haluurr easy terms.
s.ronn modern h'nr aud 3rrom house
In rear Cf fine lwrtion. southwest pan
town. harguin ~ Ss.L00. terms.
broom modern new bungalow. east
front southwest part rwn. ,al. flors
huiltin feature. % dandy h"ur ior -"
500: third Uash.
Small s.room modem bungalow. casl
front. wnll.ing distnnrc garage. ini
n. a0n: Il ,0aU cash aud ~ 600 laf year
s.room modern bungalow. liuchani'i
street. 4, Il hay ~ -. 0un. Sso1 cash and
sGs month
i-,nom modern southwest part town
on G0xll0 east front lot, s..'no. sl''''
oarh viii handle.
New Gr"om strictly modern hunsH
low. oak floors. furnace. EaraI aiiU
driveway. swell location, Sio.uuo' sl.1"'
.ul n and balance 500 monthly.
groom modern home un paved street
southwest part AVN gniagr. good hu,
at Si0. Goa: hall cash
Dandy Broom mod,rn h'ur ON Jack
ron. ,nsi front. for $3.50; third cash
s.rnnm modern home. except ras. uil
West 9Th. Now garage aud all fence
for e.. s0u. a 500 cash and So month
Sw,n 7.rr1m bungalow. hf'nkiasi
r,nni. Modern every way, hardwood
ilours. huiitin features. arcll buy ne
$40 500: terms
New s.ro,m modern bungalow walks
and new rnrWc. Erpd location. iUt
s. 100. third cash.
No iocntiuns given on phrrc.
ODDM LAND COMPANY.
ga y,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

. rpon mud,Tn houfc. n'wl i.ini u
and papelcd. lots oi closets. east front
g. 200. 81 ooo cash. balance extra good
terms
dandy r'ou house. srr'n''d 90
iark porch. larpe closets n'wl p'in''
I'd. g. 900. s,oa clsh. hallnr. q" or
month.
= r,am m",l rn plastrrcd hon F 90
fiiimsrc. SG5ou. - coo cash. balance
.fussi terms
room new modern bungalow 'n
IIumar,. ls-,d closets. huiit.u t'1'
three. har,ftod nors basement. l"'
sazi4a ssEoa. 81. se0 Fash. halnncv hs'
o. VIII ,'nsid.r small unft Of
land near Amarillo.
toum ni,s,ih hous curnn o.. 81
.ay,m,ut 81 .IH. ~ eeo cash ilnr0i
extra Epod terms
Z rom huusc sfmi modern 90 Nmth
Side. ss.ise. $50 cish. will cunsid"f d
roadster or iiehi cav. taiancc ike rent
Phone si9i sca 2 . ''ak %
sgs 4,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
Kansas Chy IivrdcrIs.

KANSAS cry. No. July so 20
Hogs Estimated receipts today Gol;
c"fine ~ tn ~ higher; plckcr ton
sl5.G5. buil. If sales Sis siGSls.Gi: top
ti5Gs: good a. choice heavy $3.50
$3.50: gupl tn choice medium Sia.3s'f
SLASH. Ro,,d 10 choiro light Slj.3s+e
ssC5. good H. -huice common stock
pigr Ns o0fisii.2s.
cattle. Estimated receipts tolay
I SEQ. ella. ing COWS weak. veal calves
aud other clrssss steady heavy calves
20 lower: choice a. prime heavyweight
so 1Gf' SO 80. medium tu gnnd heavy.
weight Sli3aGSli.ao. road tn choice
lirhiw eight Si2s0Gsii.ao; common ~
medium heavyweight SS.2sHtt2.li
good to choice common hoifrrs fG.0Oei
si32i. hulogn and beef bulls Sa.2i1
s1pi: COWS and heiiors sj.s0H $3.50.
Nrnl cllycs: good tn chr,co medium
l,ghi and hnndyWcighi sil.es"Sih.O 90;
good To- choice common COWS sN.1sd
81 90: a0Ckcr steers: common Aood ta
choice SCno1 si0sO. siockor COWS and
h,ifors. common. good a. choice N.ii
ASSOC.
Sh/E Estimated receipts talay
COO. closing uneven; lambs generally
- lower. sheep steady: choice to prime
MEDIUM lamhs s9.soIsiLes. clll and
common lambs sG.ioa s9.io; choice u
piimomodium ycirling wcthcrs SS.OO1
Sison. guod tn choice medium ewes
I.7sH sS .00. Gull and common ewes
s2..5a sac. hr oilinig ewes ss.00n
{lo.i: guod a. choice medium feeder
lambs SECESSION
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
Cation Trend Lower

Wy Nhnrthiei fftfs,
NEW Cl,LENNS July 20. 80 The
trend was lower IN the cotton market
to-day, the snfost period bcing In the
lart hall hour ~ the session. ~ that
the close was NJ the bottom. az net
losfcs of - la ~ points At the high
cr trading months worc J ~ ~ points
ovci ycNorlny's final prices. October
trading NJ a. 3i.3g.
October closed q. 3l.O2
The st"adncss un the first call was
due to overnight buying orders from
covering shorts. Reports uf gruw.
Ink mo,cmcni " ncW cotton IN Texas
increased the selling.
Private mcrsngcs from Texas stated
lhnl shower In some southern coun.
iios wcr" highly beneficial and would
make the late crop.
Reports from the early counties sl.'l
that picking and ginning were being
rushed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
A|sG|WNG ABOUT MONEY
REDUCES BUYING P0ME|

rs Afsocia,sd Pros.
CHICAGO. July Miaelving In -.
gard g. financial conditions did n COOL
deal 10 ourtaiI buying power to-day in
the wheat market. aud led 10 n steer
fall in prices, ~ unc time December.
the principal o,iioH, wns down ief.fc.
The olose was unwttlcd. 1914 IN 1851
cents net lower. with December
ss.se 80 io 2.23. and March 1926 IL.
Sctlacks In foreign exchange iat''s
had particularly disturbing influences
by adding Ia the uncertainties of tho
export trade. Reports that until ~
least "wednesday the British royal CON.
iniysi"n would be- out OF the market a.
purchaser we're alao inade much "
by bears
l'nfavornblc crop reports fspm I'LL.
nois kept the earn market froln any
tuch ahnormnl drup IN price 90 thcrai
was In wheat. Nevertheless. heavy
liquidation by holders took place 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
LITTLE EVIDENCE OF
STRENGTH N COTTON

W. ANfnrnifd Press.
NEW YORK July %. While there
hnH boon little cyidoncc of strength ~
the cotton market this week. the d..
cline In prices has not been ~ pro.
nouncci aa u was u week ago In fact,
the net loss " rather outside ~ the
Octcbcr position. which developed con.
siderable weakness IN contrast Ia iis
previous posilion at strength
This cv,rsll of form WIS brought
nbou, largely hy the liquidation NJ
rolimcts thai hnd he,n acquired by
traders IN anticipation 81 big premiums
In octoh,r similar u those which pre-
vailed IN March. May and July.
The action oi the rest rf the market
rather indicated that hoarish crnp
news which ilill continued ma fca.
'ure of the week. had been fairly well
'lis, ountcd There was good deal of
riling ~ times. Int the offerings were
taken hy Interests who were willing IL
cover shorts ana await the outcome Il
the government report an Monday.
From the tenor ~ nearly all ndylccs
from tho belt. the crop has made -.
rcllrnt prmaosf throughout the wees,
With lGnnina rainfall. especially III
Texas WHORE high lempcra,urts have
net "nly hnarn"l hut checked boil
wc,vil activity nud encouraged rapid
marketing of the crop IN the southern
tcciiuns II the state.
II is reported that white cotton u
finding n fair demand but that tn
low grade. are almcst unstable. Th,
federal reserve boards statement aboii
Increased unemployment and the ou'
icok for continued dnllncss In cotto'
goods circles was very discouraying q
hulls, but did no; inspire much aggrcs
siye selling In view 81 the already ap
parcntly strong technical condition ri
the market.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS

poCK ISLAND HOTEL. new heddine
throughout. nice, clean beds. ?,c ana
nm. Special rates nv week. \. j: I'nn
d.rrrccn. prop, lO7 North Polk ~
phone ?3i9. open night aud day; q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
Cotton MARKET Says

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NEW YORK. July 3o.--Nothing' oc.
Cured In the news today 90 inspire
confidence an the huh side II the cot.
ton market. and the market conse.
duently saggcd off ngain with occas-
ional reactions until NJ the CLOSE. which
waf barely steady In tone. the list was
20 Ia - points net lower. and practi'
cally bottom for the day.
Each time the October position ap
iwoachcd ss.oO. there was good buyins'
which prevented any break bciow that
figure. sHtt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
Sugar Prices lncl,anred

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NEW YOlik. july 80 There was ~
chang, IN local raw sugar prices. Re-
fined WIS alsp unchanged Tho firmor
focline In the spot market led Ia active
covering IN sugar futures and there
was "a sharp advance. with closing
prices showing net gains OF 20 To- -
pOintf