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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-27

ton Is founded on Oliver D. Bailey's
famous stage play, Branded" having
been adapted to the screen by Anita
Loos and Albert Parker. 1t was di.
rected by Albert Parker and photo
graphed by ]. Roy Hunt. Hugo Balm
was especially engaged to design
some of the settings, which are con
sidered among the most remarkable
ever filmed.
MURRAY.
Buck Jones, the Fox star, closes to-
night his run at the Murray theatre,
in "Firebrand Trevison." No western
cowboy film seen here in many a day
has equalled this Charles Alden Self.
ger story in dash and daring inter
spersed with romance of the plains.
In craftsmanship and horsemanship
Buck Jones is marvel-and it is
small wonder that he makes as big
a hit with the heroine as with the
audience. II you haven't seen him,
see him.
MURRAY
William Fox continues to score as a
front rank motion picture producer
In presenting THE Little Wanderer'
at the Murray theatre Thursday for a
run of three days, he has given our
public genuine treat. The story by
Denison Cliff, is clean. clever and
captivating. The star, Shirley Mason
delights the eye with her beauty and
the understanding with her talent
The company. with Raymond Mckee
as leading man, is most competent
and the direction by Howard NJ. Nit
chell excellent.
1t is not an eXaggeration to say that
no personality on the screen today is
more attractive and satisfying than
that of Shirley Mason-nor has it ever
been displayed to better advantage
than in THE Little Wanderer."
AS to the story-why, go and see
what it's all about.
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ALBANIA FREE FROM
INVADERS; PEOPLE
FEEL INDEPENDENT
tBy Associated Press)

q
! SCUTARI, Albania, Oct. 26.-With
the withdrawal of Italian troops from
Avlona and the cessation of hostile in
vasions by the Serbs and Montene-
grins, Albania is free of foreign
occupation for the first time in her
history. Albanians feel that they have
at least reached the goal of their ma.
tional independence. Their undying
love OF liberty which has persisted
through all their centuries of struggle
against Turk and Christian, is par
ticularly quick and hopeful today. The
people hope that the great powers Will
protect them from future designs on
the part Of selfish foreign countries.
Il Perhaps never before was there
such a state of tranquility within the
borders of the little Albanian state. In
the streets of Scutari one sees the
Albanian colors displayed for the first
time, and listens to patriotic demon.
STATIONS by local groups of citizens
and societies. Enthusiasm and patrio-
tic fervor are at high pitch. Even
the native tribes, who usually are en-
gagged in factional combat among
themselves, are living in a state OF
peace. This peace is based upon
nothing more than word OF honor
given with the approval of the people
between two or more chiefs.
Word Is Binding.
The Albanians word, which he calls
"bessa," is absolutely binding. 1t is
customary for families within tribe,
for tribes and for large groups OF
tribes to arrange between themselves
a "bessa"; that is an agreement by
which all matters of personal venge-
ance are suspended for given length
OF time.
Except in a few communities in the
South, the Albanians live in tribal or
CARNATIONS, in scattered communities
in the mountains, where each man de-
tends his home and his rights with his
rife, which he never lays down when
out of doors. They are governed by a
sort of common law, which is known
as the Law Of LEX. LEX was a more
or less traditional law-giver of the
once powerful family of Dukadjini.
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His Joints Would
Crack Like Whip
Muscles sore, joints painful,
bowels bound up and liver
sluggish. Dreco was quick
to overcome these ais.

81 have suffered a long time from
constipation, rheumatism in my mus
cles and at times my joints would
crack like a whip; my entire system
was run down and needed building
up" said Mr. N. Mitchell, a well known
farmer of Route No. 2. Roanoke, Ind
81 have just started on my second
bottle of Dreco, and it has done me
worlds of good, the pain and stiffness
has left my muscles and joints; my
bowels are moving regular and easy
once more, and my liver is active.
never saw any medicine do the work
like Dreco."
When the wastes Of the body are
not eliminated regularly a poison &C
cumulates in the system which is
known as toxin, this goes through the
blood and causes all sorts Of trouble
and distress. 1t is impossible for any
one to be we'll unless the different or,
gans of the body perform their func
tions in the manner in which nature
intended.
The old fashioned remedies made
from roots and herbs are the best for
ony one to take. Dreco is made from
twelve different roots, herbs. barks
and leaves. These act on the stom
ach, bowels, liver, kidneys and purify
the blood. Dreco knocks rheumatism
out shortly. relieves catarrh of the
head and stomach. makes you sleep
sound and creates a good appetite
AS blood purifier nothing can equal
Dreco. 1t puts a stop to boils, eczema
and other blood affections
All druggists now sell Dreco and it
is being especially introduced in
Richmond by Glen Thistlethwaite's
seven drug stores Acknowledgement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-27
Ex-EUROPEAN RECEIVED
IN DEMOCRATIC FASHION

tDy t.SSOcldteu PreSS)
GENEVA, Oct 27-The former En-
peror Charles of Austria. nephew OF
the late Francis Joseph, was received
in democratic fashion when he visited
a few days ago the cradle of the Haps-
burg dynasty, the ruined chateau
Hapsburg in the Canton of Argovie.
A Swiss farmer who now owns the
grounds of the former chateau invited
the erstwhile monarch into his kitchen
and the exiled ruler and the farmer
had an animated talk for nearly an
hour. Charles was accompanied b.
two priests and two detectives.
The Hapsburg castle was construct
ed in the year 1920, but only the outer
walls are standing today. The ances-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-27
WHEN RHEUMTISM
HITS YOU HARD!
SIoan's Liniment Should be Kept
Handy for Aches and Pains

Why wait for a severe pain, an ache,
rheumatic twinge following expos
ure, sore muscle, sciatica, or lum'
bago to make you quit work. when
handy to help curb it and keep you
active and fit and on the job?
Without rubbing, for it penetrates,
apply bit today to the afflicted part.
Note the gratifying, clean, prompt re-
lief that follows. Sloan's Liniment
couldn't keep it's many thousands of
friends the world over if it didn't
make good That's worth remember
ing. All druggists-three sizes-the
largest is the most economical. 35c,
zoe, $1.40
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of any candidate, that 1t has taken no
hand in any party campaign and that
its sole purpose, under the law, is to
see that there be no election frauds.
So far as the public is advised, how
ever, there has been no formal warn
ing as to what might be expected in
the event these intimations are ignor-
ed.
Cuba Is meeting with charges that
one party or the other is planning to
take over the government through
fraud. Boaz Long. the American min
lister has conferred daily with Presi-
dent Menocal, mainly to discuss the
financial situation and it is understood
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The Theatres
,MuRREIIE

Percy Marmont. the English actor
Is Norma Talmadge's leading man in
her latest First National picture. "The
Branded Woman" which will be
screened at the Murrette theatre, com
mencing Wednesday. Other members
of the cast are we'll known lights of
the cinema world. including Vincent
Serrano George Fawcett, Grace Stud
diford. CASTOR Glass, Jean Armour
Edna Murphy, H. J. Carvill, Charles
Lane, Sidney Herbert, Edouard Dur
and and Henrietta Floyd. The produc-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-27
EMPRESS IS IGNORANT OF
MANNER OF SONS DEATH

DOORN, Holland, Oct. 27.-The for
mer German empress, Augusta Vic
toria, has not been informed that her
son, Prince Joachim, killed himself,
although he did so more than two
months ago. She merely knows that
he is dead.
The former empress has been In
better health of late than for several
months, and now drives nearly every
day about the park of the Doom es'
tate in little pony cart.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-27
GOLD WATCH LATEST GIFT
TO DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Edgar Carl
ton Singer of Clear Lake. Mimi. sent
a gold watch and chain to the Demo
cratic national committee as his con
tribution to the Democratic campaign
fund Still running, the watch was
received at headquarters yesterday,
with a letter from Singer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-27
CUBA MUST CONDUCT
REGULAR ELECTION
(By Associated Press)

HAVANA, Oct. 27.-Cuba's presi-
Dental election to be held next Mon
day must be conducted it has been
indicated to government officials here
by the United States. In making clear
its position Washington is understood
to have informed Cuban authorities
that the United States government is
not concerned in the political welfare
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the same house with him. 1t is al
legged that the doctor at once became
very attentive to Mrs. Brandt.
WINCHESTER-Wo of Ran
dolph county have been selected by
jury commissioners to serve on a
grand jury 1t is believed that it is
the first case in the state where WON
en- have been summoned.
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ROBBERY SUSPECTS DIE
IN BATTLE WITH OFFICERS

II COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Oct. 81
Two men, who are alleged to have
participated in the attempted robbery
OF the bank at Elbol, Col, 35 miles
northeast of Colorado Springs, last
night, were killed and third serious
ly wounded in battle with officers
IL miles north of here Tuesday after
noon. The men have not been identi-
He'd. None of the officers were hurt,
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I tors of Charles were expelled from
Switzerland in 1886. after they had
been defeated in the battle of Sem.
pach
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-27

, that he took occasion to reiterate the
demand of his government for an hon
est expression Of the peoples will at
the polls.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-27
Better Than
Whiskey for
Colds and Flu

New Elixir, Called Aspironal,
Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by European
and American Army Sur
geOns to Cut Short a Cold
and Prevent COmplica-
tons.
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Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Coun-
ter if Relief Does Not
Come Within Two Min
utes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
Japan is Leading
in Sale of Goods
to United States


NEw YORK. Ian. ss.--eXporied
more roods 20 the United States
ihrunrh the port Of New York than
any other country In December. A.
tOrdlng 10 figures made public a;
the customs house today The lap
anese business amounted 10 "a
Ss2.ss7. The nearest oempetitor
was England With ses.7S3.3is. Den
mark was third aud Arsentin,' fourth.
The total OF imports through this
port for the month was s22i l5s.sf2
~ compared with sal .sss.SS2 Ior The
same month In 1918. The japan
business showed an increase of near
" 100 per cent over the preceding
December American exports 20 -
pan last month we're yalsed az only
ft.stS.eSs. but that liEarc vas ,ngi.
" larger than IN the previous o. en-
her. when the total vas only STA.
Gil. TIE greatest selums OF exports
through New York aent IT, England
which took good valued 40 So 27a.
ss2.
Francs followed with 81 .s72 isS
the Netherlands ranged third. lialy
fourth and Cuba fifth
The total was $50 82i.6is. o. cor.
pared with ssi5.iSo.iie IN Dsc,m
her 1918.
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BETiIi EHEM STEEL
EARNINGS III III t>t

" asea~tsiesi F'-s.
NEW YORK. Jan 90. \ pre-
ilminaTy report ct the operations ~
thu rihlehom steel corporation Cos
1918. izsmd to,lay shows total NO.
earning af s-t.ftl..i> as compare ?
with St5.lNN.5ss IN 1918.
The net lncuue was fii.aae 500
a. compared viih S1a.sae $40 dur
ing the previous year The net IN
come represents a profit ~ SO o.,
rem, uu the yol1m, Of hu iness ir1n
sartcd
prcsidrrt Grace stated that at
plants of the corporation. both sioo
ana ship ARE operating ORDER %
al commercial line. are at q maAi
mum and the management believe
ihey are of sufficient volume 10 10
sure full capacity operation
Throughout the wear Sow business
/, was added. o. offering Gar iu cNccs.
of ability 90 produce.
RefcTring Ia Industrial condition.
presidrnt Grace aid
Good relations between thr man
sgomeai and H. employee have beer
maintained aud forwarded through
tho Operation o. thc corporation. TIE
| plan prov ides recognition Tor lAe en-
ployees. Individually snd collectively
As 10 al matters pertaining 90 ih'
conditions under which their scr'ie
Is rendered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30

Production Company and the poca.
hunias Leasing and Royalty Com.
pany have airned contract ior
Joint Development OF a block oil 90
au0 acres. Tho wells of the Easle
oh a Refining Go. near A'io. 4.
said io have showing at so lrot
hat Be- worth about 20 barrels dlilr
Fairly goo dmorress .s bcinr made
on the three wells holng drilled hy
The Bnp0ks-galinc oil Company
Rusk county bird NJ I OF the
General Petroleum Company o. drill
ne 90 halow 1000 feet AVID ls -aiu
leo have q very good showing. No.
I simmons oi Tive same company BE-
setting the easing ai the same
depth
Pamela cuuui, several large
companies nov lrc plnuiur cNton
siyc operation r Pamela county
The Toxaa COMPANY Gulf produr.
'ior COMPANY iiopc Oil Company
ra' iho National Oh Company are
l. .nr un iair tracts
The Invader uI e. Refining Com
.uMr 1t Nufboen. Don. increased iis
initial nom SO. .uu.uoo 20 ftto-
0O0 OO0
Tho beacon defining Cnmu1ny
pfaut at Henrietta Texas. with a
.capteitv az i0Uo barrels. has been
cpu nlelci aud uon s running ,.l
1. y. dousc West Texas md lager
.vf inr General on compuur which
operating eNtrn..ycls around rie
springs. has resigned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30

MEM YORK. January 90 AH
carly decline was followed hy rllIc.
IN the cotton maIke, today NtW
crop months Wcrc relatively easy,
hanover. aud there were reactions iE
The late trading, Nith The general ii,'
closing 20 points higher To B. points
lower. Tile firmness OF Liverpool
seemed io make very littel imprc,
sion at the Opon.n. Liverpool vas
nuyet hut tutfc was Cunsidprahl
,c.uercd selling for southern a,
counts A. we'll o. some pressure from
local aud vail street sources. Thu,
dccliu, reflected continued nervous
ness over money market Iud general
conditions but The offerings wcrr
comparatively light and the absorp-
iion of old crop contracts hy Liver
poo buyeis during the early session
81, med 90 leave the market u 90
iirmcr technical position
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30

COTTON PRICE IS sTtlDIER
As RESULT Of NEW BUYING

sis'cis 60 TIE N,,s
NEW ORLEANS January 80
While there Was selling pressure 90
the eariy trading ia cotton t0das the
market steUdicd later ON fresh huf-
ing fOr Ions account recovered li-
loss,s aud moved zap to urt advance
Price changes were not Wild, 40 ary
.iaec OF inc session and the close
was pniats down 20 . points up Tor
the day.
Around ibo opening tuc mJra.,
wa, nervous and unsettled despii'
o very gJusi Liverpool maIhat SCI,
inr vas Encourage by better weather
over the belt gnd d. iac pcss.mis b,
view taken %. Che money situation.
Reports OF broader business "a
the spot department aud thr recover.
ies IN foreign exchange rummcncel
to hclp The market io "a gradual im-
prOVemcut IA ttc spot market TRAN
.lctiou sArcg pat through iu both
lON ad high grades ana one Boz 90
long staple cotton was sold 100 "'
oentsu pound. a ncN high price Goa.
this market
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CORN DEVELOPS STRENGTH.
DUE To RALLY IN STERLING


CHICAGO. Jan. %. ~ Ffcsh
strength developed In the corn mar
Ike; today owing more OF Les 10 raj
iy In sterling exchange. Prices
closed firm. half 10 . ~ cents net
higher. with MAY 1875 S-l 70 - ~
l3G and July 49, 81 TO - Oo,s
gained lis cents 10 g at IL ccnia.
Provisions ranged from so cents de-
cline TO % /nls advance.
Al first. s-ntini,>t In the corn
market was in favor OF the besrs. a.
though selling Was OF only ~Saltcr-
cd sort at uncertainty IN regard 70
financial conditions dePriying On
market Of support. Later. however.
n rise IN sterling was followed by a
more active demand FOR corn. On
the ensuing uplurn. January corn
reached the highest price this season
and in the deferred months there Wa
heavy covering by shorts.
Scabosrd buying OF July delsycry
hsiped oats 20 fslly with corn.
Provisions WERE depressed By cas-
err ilquidatlng sales OF lard. aud by
a,Tertlons thai France would com
mandeer meets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
CHAMBER or COMMERCE
Of WICHITA FALLS HAS
SUCCESS N IT'S DRIVE

ST. Zoo o., NraH
WICHITA FAILS Texas. Ian. -.
1919 Iuiug q weeks campaign
ndnr Tonight thc Wichita Falls
chamber %. commerce obtained 3
8e1 momhtrb.ps. c1ch for term uf
.hfer yeats end pledged 10 ugu' u
.r arf - revenue o. s5>.nuo. ,Or
'n .I tiHiIou 4 -umprCh"r ,i'f
.f1n w with D.sic hcitormaHi asa
mrrut menl of living conditions e.
h. 6unirH,iac purpose has hacn
rarf ,d u tJo wear 1890. 10 BE-
.nW.I tnH the membership ui ihi8
Ora luigatiou BIS lerrer than gry Nu-
utr organization iu amy city OF the
s.k, oi Wichita Falls Boo tue United
states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30
Cotton >rsl oil

NEW YORK. January GO Aiirr
breaking 20 to - points under %
unidaiion sales % nthc weakness pa
lard cot ,in seed oil had an upturn
OF 30 20 81 point. or demand from
icfincrs ana stop lass huviHg Final
bids were points higher 90 one
Point nlt lower. Sale, $1,000 h7r
rcls. Prime r-udc 1900 90 1850,
prime sugar ycTow spot -l3s. March
.ieO. Nav slg5. july s-i primo
winter yellow and summer white
nominal
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rn Worm sunIa, schonI,

70 A".HHfHfrt f.ts.
ST. lCrls Jan 90 Steps to-
ward consolidating the sunday
hoo. counsel uf Evangelical de
nominations With the International
sunday S houl Association were
taken here today at the concluding
session uf the annual campaign Of
Che former organization
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Fort Mnrth l.iNrsinck

o. assrrfH.F go
FORT WORTH. Jan. -s.-Cattlc
receipts s.sao: weak. Reeves s. nt
T1s.oa. siockers s7.00N il.o0,
cows 50 50slo.5a. hoifcrs $500
lia.ss. hri's i5.-oH SEQ, calrc
Ss.5OGl4.ee.
LOGS. Receipts l.suO. 10 cent?
lower Hoayy S1ssit 1880, iish'
i-.s9ft ii.r5: medium SliS. "a
Is.0e: mixed Si3.s5 z ll2i; com
mon slg.0Oa13.00; pigs Sieoo /"
lle5e.
Sheen reccinis so. unch, 7r"d
Lambs slG.50 1890; yeariiul'
lSi350G 1909; wethers $1,000 =
lis.sO: ewes $4,000 le.oo; culls
$500 7.5o. goats Si.jou see.
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Warranty nre<ls

Amarillo National Bank 70 New.
man Parker. lot .. block IN. G. &
s. Consideration $3.50.
n. s. Richey TO {. 7. Elliott. y.
so feet lot 5. block II, Eakle addi-
tion. Consideration $1,000.
Elgin Boulware 10 G.. e. Gentry.
10, 3. block itl. plemons addition.
Consideration si.1s3.l6.
y. Newsom to II. e. FolEer. lots
s and 6. block sc. Glenwood add
ton. Consideration $1,000.
Nrrhani's Lien
J. II. Thompson to Panhandle
Lumber Company. lot 2. block. iia.
Hughes addition Consideration
$500.
Geo, S. Hayden to George NJ. Led
ford part 81 block 23e. Plemons ad-
di,icn. Consideration s2.0oe.
Transfers
n. G. Foiger TO r. Newsom. lot /:
block as. Mirror addition Consid'
Grafton s5sl.s5.
Assignment 0i Israse
Empire Gas & oil Company To u
q. Barnum, 81 IL OF So Ii OF sec
iion 20. block 3. @. d ". Consider
alton siee.
Chas. y. Gould 20 Claude NJ
Thomas. s ~ acres Of W - OF see
tion az. blink G. 4 NJ Consid
Grafton 500
Chas. y. Gould tn Claude "
Thomas. s co scFcs Of y l-s OF see
ton iei. block ss ~. 4 T. c. Con
sideration si.oo.
Chas. \. Gould 10 Claude N
Thomas. : 20 acre. of y 10 80 acre
az section <. block ;. G.. a NJ. Cor
Eidcr1lion tl.0e.
Chs. y. Gould io Claude \
Thomas. " ~ ot 81 II ~ scciio
n s y. block OILS Consider;
iion si.so.
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sugs


~ Assc<isicd rrrss.
NEW YORK. January rs.-The
sugar market was quiet and prices
nominallt UNCHANGED at - cents tor
Cuba's cost and freight equal 10 i3"i
for ccniiifnsal. There we're small
sales Of Porto R'cos for early Feb
ruary clearance 10 rcfincrs ~ ccnal
TO ieii delivered which Is about IL
cent under The price asked Tor cuban
sugar and there was also q small sala
OF Porto Rico sugar duo Monday ~
~ cents delivered or about The same
as The price for Cubas.
In refined only icN reiincrs are
allocating sugar TO their regular
trade while othcrs are said TO be de-
lvcrlng non At all
Prices are unchanged NJ 1899 Ia
l60o cents for fine grdnula'cd.
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EASTLAND SAND 4
HELD To Be Bic
OIL DISCOVERY
ruuI. nay ~ ~ IMPORTANT
" THlI az DlsSDI NOM sly
SOME ENPEl,rS

sd rt .H. Or. IHf N.u
FOET WORTH. Iau 80 II mli
fuh b. o. ho put into report, com
r from 200. urN HilipOru wcii ~
Foster 90 al. Boo the southwestern
rI.t ,I Easiaul county thc diseo'-
cr, ol the oIl sand there On by lar
lr. m0.' Important Development .n
ROD. IDt ,I several months Jul VIII
ruf with tho discovery oi the n,=-
1snona pool latest JdfiDgs tate
.r. iEr a.I Dos been drilled q little
r.I .ru tllt It is flowing from
$50 to 600 barrels daily Asti-
n.tss oB ..r production ,IIy widely
bHt DO De- "'.e than ibDN that the
lower usur. i- correct since the
Nuu U.s uII been completed anG
rrUfahiy won't De- until The easing
a. boon son aud storage provided.
o.. now lf . depth of between a.p6o
frf 1uu foot
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,.ioc


~ Aseurnied rvs
NEW YORK. Jan. sa.--Rough rico
no sales. REGENTS l.s6s sacks. mill
ers receipts i.sse.
Clean rice sales: blue rose 6.-H 2
pockets Z at IL H.. receipts Los.
Brand and polish unchanged,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-30

ISL lilFNlliuill
pain and even
ciaiioa and govt
but us % nr ~
Attain and rnn
uUtllN BILE trr,.
Heat ~ ah.o-
lutcly necessary
30 you wart per-
uBueut relief
BcgYs Musiir-
inc. made ~ tru'.
yellow mu ,iaul
with other pain.
relieving in greed
rents add 70 D.
just a. hpi i
cheaper cleaner
and NOR, elic
tiyc than the Old
"a liioned pou