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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
Htppodrome.

Tonight only, Harry Carey will be
seen in a new photoplay. "A. Gun
Fightin' Gentleman" Harry .Caney
wrote this play in collaboration with
his director. Jack Ford. The story
of a man who turned outlaw in order
to exact vengeance. How he does IL
is told in series of exciting Incl
dents. On the same program Snub
Pollard will render many laughs in
his latest comedy, How Dry I Am"
Tomorrow and Monday Dorothy
Dalton will be seen in modern
drama, 1.-THE Market OF Souls" The
story will touch your heart and the
theme will hold your interest from
start to finish His Naughty Wife"
riproaring Sunshine comedy, will
complete the bill, which will send
you away with a smile. There will
be no advance in prices. You can
bring the whole family. Come early.
Grand.
Zena Keefe, tho charming ingenue
who, according TO President SELF
hicks announcement, is to be starred
in her own right during the coming
year, more than proves the wisdom
VI bAidt dClutc JuuSiucnt
by her sterling work in support Of
Owen Moore in the Selznfck produc-
ton, "Piccadiliy jim which Is the
featured attraction at the Grand
theater tonight,
She brings to the role Of Ann
Chester" infinite charm as well as
keen sense OF comedy values, both
of which will undoubtedly stand her
in good stead in the future. This,
together with her beauty, which Is
Of singularly appealing sort, will
make her welcome addition to the
ranks Of feminine stars that now
grace the screen.
On the same program, Hank Mann
in "A Harem Hero some comedy.
Tomorrow evening only, Frank
Keenan,, Americas greatest charac.
ter actor, In 1.-THE False Code" A!
wonderful potoplay of intense dra-
matte interest Also Smiling Bill
Parsons comedy. Wanted Baby"
Regular prices.
1.-THE Miracle Man."
Followers OF the movies in Keokuk
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
"The Miracle Man."

Followers Of the movies in Keokuk
should be more than pleased to learn
that the management Of the Grand
has secured for four days showing,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
|HowCallIHaye.
Beautiful Hair
And Skin?
{ Your Complexion
Is MARRIED

by ciogRed pores pimples, biacKnedds,
redness or roughnesS gently smear
the face, on rising. with Cuticura
Ointment on the end Of the finger.
Wash off in FIVE minutes with Cuticura
Soap and hot water, using plenty of
soap, best applied with the hands.
which il softens wonderfully. and
continue bathing fewminutes. Final
ly dust on a few grains of Cuticura
Talcum, the most fragrant and health
full of Talcum Powders.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10

Mason City Globe-Gazette: Scandal
and bad news will travel fast. but not
SO rapidly as the report that some
grocer has had twenty-fiY pounds 81
sugar come In.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10

yinton Eagle: 1t is noticeable
fact that when caught redhanded and
a mob gets after an |. w. w. he oegs
for the law as il he thought 1t was
a pretty good thing after all.
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NEW Ii|cp nEC0onS IN COTTON MARKET
 FOR ALI. MONTHS

New York, March Is. Tine cotton market showed continued strength today, all months except July making new high ground for the movement. The general market closed steady at net advance of If to 39 points. June, which has been nominally about 225 points below May, was forced up to 3715 by the purchase of one contract and was 200 points net higher at the close, or only SC points below May.
 The market opened firm at an advance owing to the sharp advance m Liverpool, continued optimism over the German situation and unfavor- able weather in the ca stern belt. Trade interests were again good buy CTS. Enough March seemed to be for sale around 40 go to supply the immc- diate demand but it was held well up to that figure, while later months showed reactions of several points at the close under profit taking and a less favorable view of the German news.
 A recount of the local stock result ed minus correction of about 5000 bales in the certificated supply, which, according to the revised fig ures amounts to only ,220 bales. This combined with the failure of the March prices to bring cotton here during the month, evidently in creased the uneasiness of shorts in May and July and contributed largely to the advance in these positions
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Roads Form CO-Operative
 Body of Chiefs

St. Louis, March IS The south western railroad executives associa~ tion was formed here today at con ference of officials repre- esenting the principal lines in the southwestern group. The organization, it was an nounced, plans "to advance by CO., operation, the mutual benefit of all member roads ito promote their com mon interests and conserve the wei fare of the general public in the southwest"
 The general headquarters of the association will be located in St. Louis, officers arc to be elected at a later meeting.
 The meeting was attended by B. r. Bush, president Missouri Pacific; j.. M. Kurn, president of the St. Louis ceiver Missouri, Kansas and Texas; Southern; J. L. Lancaster, receiver Texas and Pacific; J. S. Pyeatt, pres ident Gulf Coast lines; r. E.. An derson, assistant to the president of the Terminal Railroad association of St. Louis; A. F.. Ponder, receiver San Antonio Uvaldc and Gulf; G. Gard on, superintendent, and E. II. Snauf- fler, traffic manager, Kansas City Mexico and Orient; C. A. Phclan, re- ceiver Missouri and North Arkansas; 1 B. H. Hagerman, president Kansas Oklahoma and Gulf, and J. c. Mang. ham, general freight agent, San An. i tonic and Aransas Pass.
 All but two of the roads repre-. sentcd are included in the organi
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|no1rND FIRST CLASS sU1 eor carage, wanted at once; 1. lUn r,an need apply. Scallion
 \. ''a and Repair, 3o6 West F1s "' 3 1S-6t
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New YOrll SEgag.

New York, March 1S.- The local market for raw sugar continued firm today and prices made new high ground for the movement. closing at II cents for Cuba s cost and freight, equal to l2,04 for ccntrifugai3. there were sales of 27000 bags of Cubas to local refiners for March shipment at II cents cost and freight and there was further buying interest at this level at the close while holders were asking quarter cent higher. lt was also reported that there was q good inquiry in Cuba on an f. o. b.. basis, although no sales came to light
 In refined the distribution seems to be improving and some of the refincrs are said to be allocating sugar little more freely. Prices were unchanged, ranging from Ii to l6 cents for fine granulatcd.
 In futures there were sales of only 100 tons but the market was firmer, following the continued strength in the spot market and closing prices were 35 to 45 points net higher.
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New Orleans Cottou

New Orleans, March IS. Prices were in q moderate way ill the cot ton market today. The opening was at the advance and net gains were maintained throughout the session, although in the late trading there was something of a sag under liquida- ton. by longs who wanted profits. Closing quotations were 10 to r points net higher. March crossed the 70 cent level to 40.10 early in the day in the face of few hundred bales oi tenders.
 Important sections of Texas continued to complain of the lack of moisture. Political news was con siderod unfavorable but led to very little selling. A sustaining influence was found in the large export move ment, the total of foreign exports for the day being 4s,661 bales against 19,717 this day last year.
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E, St. Louis Livestock.

East St. Louis, H., March 1S.- Hogs, l2,000; light 5 to 15 cents hlgrcr; heavy, bulk 15.70M16.25; :; heavy 1d.25M1 1925; medium 15.25d. 1925, nght I5,30M $50; pigs 1l.504 lG.5c.
 Cattle 22.OO; steady. Choice heavy steers l3.50M14.50; medium llNl 1920 common 9,50m17.75; choice lghts l2 In1i; common 9.00M ll.75; butchers heifers 7.7bM l4.25; COWS 7.50Ml1; canncrs i.5007.25; calves 120a 1o.b0; feeders 8,50G 1l.50; stockers 1.00@ lG.75.
 Sheep 250; lambs strong to 25 cents higher. Sheep steady. Lambs l77b Gul9.25; yiclders lb0l17.25; choice ewes l2.50Ml1,00; culs 5019.
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FOR FEMALE HELP

V
 h-MEN. WOMEN, BOYS. farmers. We furnish 4 workers on short notice. ord Real Estate and Elm bureau, PIT 1-2 State | .hone oo4. 2-271m
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Helene's Married Life Christie Copyright by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

wondered! No-don't say it's beauty. Because some of the homeliest- look ing women that I'vc ever seen and known have inspired tremendous and lasting affection in their husbands. But tell me, what quality is it in a man that makes him want to be in loNe?" lIt was stupid question. I'd only asked it, to break the train of my newly awakened reflections. y"Many factors go to make a man "succumb' to some woman's influence" rejoined Travis Lloyd, quietly, Loneliness, for instance. He wants companionship- home. He wants mothering. Maybe he wants chil dren. Sometimes, if he's got heap o6 money, it's the love of ostenta- tion. He wants an attractive wo- man whom he can dress eXtravagant- ly, who can adorn lovely home. and so advertise his prosperity fo, all the world to see. But" He broke off, staring moodily players.
 "Yes? What is it?" My curiosity was aroused.
 "Oh, don't ask nc. I'm a fool, know His gaze was still averted.
 "Real love can suffer great deal can't it?" l went on, my thoughts reverting to my own great love for Jim. T've read that somewhere. Charity endureth all things, sufferc tn all things, hopcth-"
 -"And hope often dics!" cut in my companion, "smothercd at birth be- cause"
 I turned and stared at him. His talk was very odd.
 ] And then suddenly thought about tho little scrap of paper in my purse. With that mysterious Amy" in the background was he dreaming, hoping, sbout me?
 4 little shivcr of rcpI' sion c:mc to i IT."
 4 nd then it was that Travis !. "d leaned towards me, and, breat' Ing I;."idly. whispered the o1e we'd: 1 "lIelcnc!"
 drew back tely. ,i'rlst a lreir bling hand into riy l':tie ! lag, die wforth the scrap of papar that I'd found upon the floos, @ ,n"d <, ar'i handed it to my companion.
 What does it mean?" My tones were hard as pointed to his writing Have you the right toto call me by my name--scek to make advances towards me--having written that?" i He glanced for a moment at the ! fragment And then l SAW his face turn deathly pale!
 l TomOrrow-A Haunting Look.
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the scrap of paper in my bag. What could it mean?
 curled up in a corner of the wide divan, with mass of pillows prop ped luxuriously at my back. They were peacock blue in coloring a shade immensely becoming to my Titan locks.
 Overheard, a single yellow lantern burned, casting a soft radiance on us both.
 MT. Travis Lloyd's rather melan- choly eyes were fixed upon my face, as though he were seeking some thing there.
 "A penny for them ?' I said, archly.
 "For-for what?" He seemed quite taken aback. His mind had been wool gathering, evidently.
 "Yourt houghts," I answered. Then provocatively:
 "Don't say they aren't worth a penny, for that would be so unori- ginal!"
 He smiled. A melancholy, rather pathetic smile, thought.
 "As a matter of fact, they're worth far more!" he remarkc dat last.
 "A shilling then?' I held out a coin towards him. "Tell me, plea ase!"
 My thoughts were about the love- Hest lady in the world, said by com panion, slowly, meaningly. "But-at the same time-the make me sad!"
 "Why? Sad?"
 He smiled again.
 "The uselessness of striving for the out-of-reach!"
 "Faint heart!" I rallied him.
 "Fair lady!' he replied taking up the challenge.
 He moved little nearer to mo on the sofa.
 "Tell me-" he said, lowering his voice, "tcll me why we men dream dreams that never can be realized And why-against our reason and our better judgment we perpctu- ally follow a phantom will-o'-the wisp that can only lead us into the morass.-"
 I shrugged my shoulders, pertly.
 "The wil-o'-the-wisp being the love Hest lady, l suppose you mean?" queried.
 His eyes met mine in long, level gaze. But it was mine that fell
 He drew long deep breath.
 Don't play with hearts," The words were so low that l could scarcely catch them. "Hearts some times break, you know!"
 It was my turn to feel catch come to my throat. Hearts break An yes, I knew hated my own thoughts. Jim-dearest Jim
 "What-what makes man--fall in ] lovc?" I blurtcd out. 'I've often
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Chicago Grain

Chicago, March 18.-New record prices tor the season resulted in the corn market today from continuance of bulish sentiment. The attitude of values, however, led to great ner- vousness and the close was unsettled, 1 1-2 cent net lower to like ad- vance, with May 1.56 3-S to l-2 ani July 149 7-8 to 1.50. Oats lost Id to 3-4 cent and provisions gained from 2 1-2 to 1 2-5. Confidence on the part of the bulls in the corn market was based chiefly on the smallness or the supply here and OH the rcadi- ness with which current receipts were absorbed.
 Oats commanded the unexamplca price of S1.00 bushcl for number 7 whites, but then receded owing to i'm DOT; duty rumors.
 Provisions were strong with hogs and corn Temporarily d few un- easy shorts bid pork up to $2.00 a barrel.
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By May Christie

1 read and re-read tine scrap of paper, utterly amazed! For Travis Lloyd-that staid decorous gentle man-had written the mysterious words:
 Enclosed you will find my usual check. Please sec that Amy IS pro- vided with every luxury .''
 His signature, in bold, firm followed the order.
 1 crushed the scrap of paper into a tiny ball, and let it slip from my fingers to the floor. Whe-who was "Amy?"
 The more l thought about the thing, the odder did it seem! Travis Lloyd and an "affaire!" Impossible.
 Besides, Travis Lloyd was definite ly courting me! In his own quiet, well-bred way, he was making it quite obvious that he cherished" in tentions" towards myself. Alice and the others-Tony included-had re- marked his attitude.
 Enclosed you will find my usual check" I repeated the words, sotto voce, stupidly. What could they mean,
 And then, on a sudden impulse, stopped down and picked up the scrap of paper from the floor where it had fallen. Glancing over my shoulder to see that l was not observed by the card players, slipped the incrimi- mating little document into my small meshbag.
 I flushed. Because I hate to do anything mean or surreptitious. And yet I felt that this little scrap of paper, torn as it was, might matter 8 good deal.
 Excuse my temporary absence, Miss Helene!" The mellow tones of Travis Lloyd were in my ear. "1 left you rather hurriedly. Your frienls wished my opinion as to a certain point in the game"
 His rather pedantic way of speak ing-courteous to an extreme degree appealed to me- MT. Lloyd-in the fashioned meaning of the term was such a gentleman" Often think, in these hurried, ectic days that the fashioned interpretation of the term has gone, never to re-
 "May sit down ?" He was smiling at me now. His smile held kindli- ness and admiration. always have liked his smile.
 And yet-subconsciously--a strange doubt of him had crept into my mind to dim the old feeling of pity and liking.
 "Of course you may sit down." tried to speak gaily, naturallq. Blu my thoughts returned consistently te
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Mexican LabOrers Leave By Towns
 for United States

Washington, March 18.-The exo- dus of Mexican laborers to the United States has grown to such proportions that entire towns are leaving, according to advices receiv- ed here today. The Mexican govern ment has been unable to stop this emigration especially in the north ern states and Michoacan and Jalis- co and Quertaro to the south.
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MALE HELP

[o -o-~~N-|'07-
 [rp ROYS WANTED; CAN nn f.a, school hours. Apply Telegraph company.
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GEORGIA ROWDEN PLANTING seed in 100 pound sacks, 95 per cent germination; prices f. o. b. England Ark. Thirty (30) pounds to bushel;
 50 bushels or less, $3.50 per bushel; 100 to 200 bushels, $3.35; 200 to 1000 buslicis, $3.25; 1000 bushels or more
 $3.15. Remit check with order; refer ence: England National Bank, Lit tie Rock. England and Tebbetts Gin Co Enpland. Ark. 3-19-tf
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New York, March Is. Cotton seed oil moved up 5l to 43 points early today with rise in other commodity markets, but reacted later under realizing and for want of outside support. Closing prices for active months were seven points lower to 3 net higher Sales 17,260 barrels. Prime crude 175O sales. Prime sum mer yellow spot 19.50@ 2000; May 20,17; July 20,42; Sept. 20.53. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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FOR SALE. Five room new bungalow on West Sixteenth; two lott 60x15A each; garage. 512 West Second, 13 room rooming house, 4 1-2 blocks from Second and Main. 152O West Fifth, six rooms; modern; corner lot and garage and servants house.
 Ask us for long list of city property.
 We have farm loans.
 McNEW REALTY co.
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BERGDOLL's FATE WITH BOARD

New York. March Is. Court mar tial on Governors Island of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy Phila- delphian, charged with desertion in evadng the draft, ended abruptly to- day when his counsel announced no defense would be offered because they believed the government had failed to establish it's case. official publication of the verdict, it is eX- pccted, will be made within a week.
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C. Q. r. SEEKS HOOVER.

Chicago, March Is. Plans to or gani2e a campaign in middle western states for Herbert Hoover for the republican presidential nomination were made today by representatives from II states who attended a meet Ing in Chicago at the invitation of Ralph Arnold, California mining engineer, who started the Califor- mia Hoover campaign.
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kIEsPEOPLE WANTED

shoe men; ten experienced ies; one clothing man; one lced cashier.
 Apply FROUG'S.
 3-16-tf
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FOR BEER AND WINE.

New Orleans, March lS Announe ing his candidacy for the United States senate to succeed Senator Gay, Secretary of State Bailey declared today he would advocate modifica- tion of the Volstead prohibition en- forcement act to permit manufacture and sale of light wines and beer.
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DELAY KING TRIAL.

London, Kansas, March 18.-The trial of Rufus King, charged with having killed three men at Maple hill Kansas, several years ago, set for March -23, at Lyndon has been postponed to May IS, because of a water shortage here, it was an- nounced today.
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ROB BANK OF $12,000.

Cleveland, O., March 1.-Two bandits entered the Lorraine Avenue bank of the Cleveland Trust com pany when the bank opened this morning, held up the cashier, secur- ed $l2,0 ,000 in cash and escaped in an automobile.
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Tomorrow-A Haunting Look.
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STEAL s24,0OO BONDS.

Woodburn, Ky, March 13.--Theft of 1000 in bonds and currency from the safety deposit vault of the Woodburn bank some time last night was announced tonight by officials of the institution. Time robbers over looked bonds valued at $11 1000, it was yaid. No trace of the robbers had been found tonight, according to po- lice.
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n i hlGHT.-CYLINDER 5-PASSEN-
 .Uldsmobile; reprinted, good top,
 Ielieht tires, $700 or $40 down,
 anee Tn 10 monthly payments.
 Dodge commercial car; motor in
 'aecs shape; good tires, everything
 perlect running order. Will take
 U.u car or truck in trade. Bal
 se m monthly payments. A bar
 M a,n at $75o.0o. One Ford coupe:
 Ia running order, $375.0O; will
 axe $l25.00 down, balance in 10 ponthly payments. One Ford tour
 e, eton .epalnted, good top, good tires, Iuv Io at R e.an very good shape; real A ,o as s4So; $l50.00 down, balance Fonu; v monthly payments. One Ford motam two new Goodyear tires, barr; Ill good condition. A real e~.saln $425.00. One 1918 Ford curlng car; good upholstering good
 r. antsuustlres, $400.OO. One "Little kd touring; mootr overhaul- excaifs nI attery, repainted. good ton. dnwn d'e.t tires, $650.O0 S250 .00 O1o"h, balance in monthly naymonts excellont Little Six" Paige touring; to ens ba condition; must be seen and ha appreciated; $775.O0; S26O down Ona iance roaa In 10 monthly payments. new. .9zo Maxwell touring, good as aew Y kn 1S5sepainted; real harcain r onf S220.00 down, balance in 1a tau tauy payments. One Cadillac rsnag; $575.00; two new cord tires IIepsainted. Isas new top; motor a in excel. s,ces trads 'ondillon, s19O.OO down. We will anv of rord or Chevrolet in or dicatinn s H, tne t. above cars. As, an in. our sn used oa oa V what the public think. was. yars in the past week. Wi With 's snrne uiee be sI nm;al our stock of used cars vii vii a farry fraiy exhausted. We also hav. in %frs whicS s,I, plan on time payments and % balanycsu you z, can pay one-haif dowl cr crop comes in. McGehee Mntas wasn s,a sn' e;,e ssS. assehants). iii [ Wsst R.sro ns.omo Q
 ssss 2-a7-1 l
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SUSPEND PASSPORT FEE.

Corpus Christi, Tex, March 18.-- Suspension of the $10 tax on pass ports issued to Mexican citizens de- string to re-enter Mexico was ordered today, according to an official tele- gram received from official sources at Mexico City by the Mexican consul hero.
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LEGAL NOTICES
WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 7682.

In the Chancery court of Jeffer- son county, Arkansas.-Almer Wright plaintiff, vs. Birdaner Wright, de- fendant.
 The defendant, Brdancr Wright, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Amer Wright. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 11th day of March, A. D., 1920.
 $. F. VAULX, Clerk.
 0. E. REEVES, D. c. (Scal) } 12- 1922 26--42-9
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Liberty Bonds.

New York, March 1S.-Priccs of Liberty bonds today at 2:55 p. m. were: 3 1-2's 97.10; first As 90.60; second As 89.40; first 4 14's 90.90; second 1-4's 98.89; third 4 1-4's 8946; fourth 1-4's a9.46; Victory 3 3-4's 97.60; Victory 3-4's 9754.
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BONILLAS SEEKS OFFICE.

Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, March 18.--- Ignacio Bonillas, former Mexican ann bassador at Washington, today for mally accepted the nomination of the civilians party as candidate for the presidency of Mexico in the coming election.
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CONSOLIDATE LOANS.

Budapest, March 18.-Covernment officials are preparing bill for sub mission to the national assembly for the consolidation of all war loans in- to unified compulsory 60-year loan.
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PAGE SEVEN

zation, it was announced Off, ciais of the Kansas, Oklahoma and
 Gulf and the San Antonio and Aaran- saS Pass deferred their decision, it. was stated
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, March 1S.-Cotton spot in improved demand. Prices higher. Good middling 30.46; fully middlinS 29.64; middling 26.64; low middlinG 25.34; good ordinary 2214; ordin- Iary 21.11. Sales 6,00O bales, includ ing 4,500 American. Receipts 5000 bales including 20 American. Futures c1ncaJ cfaaIr
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, March 18- Rough rice no sales. Receipts none. Clean rice strong. Sales: Blue Rose 1,l57. Receipts 1859. Bran and polish un- changed.
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WANTED TIC RENT.

40 acres of land, few miles out on Sulphur Springs road, four room house, barn, orchard and good wat Yer; all under hog proof wire fence; will rent on shares. McNew Realty Co.,, 200 West Barraque, phone 971.
 3-17-6t
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Shot Cotton.

New Orleans, March 1s.-Spot cotton firm and unchanged. Sale, on the spot ,577, to arrive 450; low middling 32 57; middling 41.00; good