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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12

right applications. which must be OBJ
taincd and nisd before homestsad en-
tries can BE- made. BY writing TO the
department Of the interior = service
man can have his name listed for no.
tification In tho event of future OPEN
inRl.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12
STEAL EVEN PLUMBING.
Parts o. Building Disappear From
Country Club Grounds.

Thieving from cottages at the ole
country club grounds, which has re-
suited In publicity before. has become
so common and frequent that owner,
OF cottages still on the grounds wou't
not be surprised II their cottages were
stolen and moved off. F. r. Northup
who has good cottage there. discov.
cred Sunday that thieves had stolen
the kitchen sink and all tho remov.
able plumbing. He Ia expecting that
probably the windows and doors will
be taken of next and carried away
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12

Inc performances was witnessed BY
an audience that filled the house.
The same play will bo sivcn until
Thursday night. when the bill win DO
changed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12
ACCUSED or LARCENY.
Floyd and Caroline Erect Held 70
Grand Jury.

Charging that the defendants had
stolen $50 quarts OF canned fruit and
n magnetic, the latter, worth $50, and
had sold the property. b. A. Hen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12
Al tho Casino,

II you like a story Of a cave man
in the Alaska mining country who
kidnaps society girl Of San Fran
cisco, marrles her and then makes
her fall in love with him. you will
like Dustin Farnum In his picture at
tho Casino, "The Iron Strain" which
is new to Marshalltown audiences
but an old film put out by Triangle.
The plot Of the story Is so utterly
impossible that II becomes ridiculous
before the close. Farnum plays the
role Of CHUCK" Hemingway. the
cave man, who Is In reality Yale
graduate and comes from a fine old
New England family whose social
ambitions he does not relish, thus his
abode In Alaska Farnum plays the
caveman role to advantage. Enid
Marley appears in the leading femi-
nine role as Octavia Van Ness. whose
grandfather, Ezra Whitney. takes
her to his mine in Alaska for her
health. Here Chuck sees her. de-
cides she is his mate. kidnaps and
marries her. all against her will. The
methods he employs to make her
love him truly are primitive. Kitty
Molloy. q dance hall soubrette who
aid him, Is played by Louise Glaum.
A Snub Pollard comedy and Pathe
News complete the program.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12

In Municipal Court.
Earl Snyder, arrested on complaint
Of Thomas Martin, who charged as
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12
Al the Strand.

A gripping story Of the great
Northwest, The Rivers End" opens
the week at the Strand. The picture
takes its place with the really big
productions that have been shown
here this year. An all-star company
taultless directing and plendid seen
cry mark the production. Mr.. Nell
Ian succeeded in retaining the inter-
est Of the plot all the way thru ana
bringing 1t to q dramatic climax
with a smashing fight scene when
EQUALS for realism any seen here In
recent months.
Lewis Stone plays the dual part OF
Derry Commission of the royal mount
ed police and John Keith. the outlaw.
Jane Novak and Marjorie Daw share
the feminine leads. the latter az the
sister Of Commission and Miss Novak
as the daughter Of Judge Kirkstone'
whom Keith was supposed to have
murdered. J. Barney Sherry. as chiei
of the mounted police, Charles West
as the murderer. and Togo Yamamato
as Shan Tung, tho Chinese prince
add excellent bits TO the piece.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12

Kodak finishing. Bowen's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-12
At the Hospitals.

Miss Gertrude Bockes, Of Beaman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
K. 0. Loughlin Has
Fine Ring Record
DECISIONS OVER JACK BRTTTON, GEORGE CHIP,
JOHNNY GRIFFITH TWICE K O. BRENNAN AND
MANY OTHER FAST MEN, PLACED LOUCELN IN
THE RANKS OF THE LEADING WELTERWEIGHTS
OF THE COUNTRY
OF THE COUNTRY

When the Wheeling A. c. first an
nounced that they had secured *. o.
LauGhlin to meet Jack Perry, the PITTS
burgh Flush al the Auditorium, Janu-
airy 5. many of the local fans had not
heard much Of him. but he comes ["
this city with q record that is rs good
aS any weller in the game. l-auGh!in
has mot Jack BrItton once and received
the referees decision; ne won five out
OF ten rounds with George Chip; he has
beaten Johnny GHffiths; twice he has
beaten Bryan Downey, considered the
toughest 145 pound boy in the game:
X. .. brennan. Buralos middle weight.
came out second best in his hight with
LauEblin. So with record Of beating
such boys as mentioned above the fans
are expecting to see n regular fight. cs-
pcCially as Perry is one Of tn" ring s
best boys at his weight and n boy who
will stand toe to toe and give any op-
ponent Il real scrap.
Penny Will arrive here Saturday and
will work out at the Vic gym Saturday
and Sunday evenings. while Laughlln
will leave Philadelphia Saturday and
arrive here Sunday morning and Will
work out AT the gym Sunday afternoon.
Frankie Ritz ~ showing the best form
of his career in his work outs al the
To tOrrid session between Ritz and
Tommy Phillips who VIII show their
wares in the SiX-round semi windup.
Johnny Gallagher is rapidly rounding
into the pink" for his go with "Cy-
clone Miller. the MoundsviIlc lad. who
has met all the tough ones in thcso
parts and is still going strong. This
will be one of the fastest bouts on
tho program. as these boys have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
BUSINESS MEN PLAY
VOLLEY BALL AT W
ON new YEARS DAY

feature Of tho festivities at tho Y.
NJ &. \. New Years afternoon was a
series OF three games Of Nollcy ball be-
tween picked teams representing the
noon and the 5:l5 business mems gym
nasium classes. tho former winning two
out OF the tho thrC" games played. All
the games were close and exciting, end.
ing q To IS. u to It and 81 TO 10. Tho
evening class was somewhat handi
capped by playing only four men
against nv" for tho noon class. Those
taking part in thu games were:
Noon class --- Wright Tugus. captain
VIII H. Miller. Lee T.. Duhhs, John 4.
Gallagher and Roy. S. II. Matzke.
5:l5 class -- GCorg" Hewitt. captain:
Dana Tomlnson. Wist V. Hawkins and
Russell lIHnslrtt.
1t is understood that another series
Of VollCy bayY games between these
two classes Will be scheduled for the
near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
MT. UNION FIVE AT
WELLSBURG TONIGHT
Another Tough Opponent fer the 1s1.
alls Is Scheduled for Tonight
at Wallaburp,

Mt. Union College. az institution
known throughout the country for the
fine basketball teams turned out annu-
ally is the next attraction at WellsburG
meeting the RcXall Independents this
evening.
Basketball at Mt. Union college II
almost as old as the college itself and
never 4 season has passed without see
ing old Mt Union represented with q
powerful quinteSte. Word was received
at Wellshurg that an exceptionally
strong five has been EotHtn together for
the season If l?l9-l920. which would
indicate that the Brooke CountianH will
have their hands full.
Fans VIII" saw Wellsburg in action
IN tho games with the Pitt All Stars
and tn" fash Wash-Jeff fives will be
greatly pleased with the improvement
made in their work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
VS..
CATHEDRAL FIVE
CLAYSvILLE AND CATHEDRAL
HIGH FLOOR TEAMS WILL
CLASH THIS EVENING.
Game Will be Played In tho Cathedral
coop" And Will be Called at
8 O'clock.

This evening at = o'clock the Cathc-
dral High quintet will clash with the
Claysvillc High live. at the Cathedral
Coop" This will be the second game
Of the week for the Cadets, having
PLAYED the Washington Irving basket
ball team last evening.
The Cathedral boys however are in
good condition and they are expected to
come through tonightS game in good
shape.
4 largo delegation Of Claysvillc fans
will accompany ,hr t"am here. and Il
large number of Cathedral followers
will also be- on hand for the initial
whistle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
DID NOT SHOW
OLD TIME FORM
WHEELING HIGH QUINTET OF 1919
DID NOT SHOW IT'S OLD 1IME
PORN AND LOST TO z. II. 9. A.
FIVE.
Game Was Hard Fought But the ayr
Boys Came Out victors By Score
OF 1914.

Although tho whole team worked hard
the Wheeling high star basketball team
Of 1919. lost to the Y. NJ. c. A. big
team yesterday afternoon on the Y. NJ.
G. A. floor. by score of 23-l4.
1t seemed that the high school lads
had lost their form entirely. The for
wards were poor in shooting baskets.
and the work OF the guards were far De-
low standard.
The game was arranged as a pickup
affair. The high schol lads were home
for the holidays and when asked they
readily consented to meet the Y. NJ. lads.
This was the first time that the entire
team has been together since the close
of last seasons basketball schedule. and
their lack of team work showed up con-
spiCuously.
Despite this handicap they fought a
stubborn game. and made the Y. ". o..
a. boys fight hard to win. KimbcrlIn
led the N-High lads IN scoring. caging
three baskets and shooting l out of )
fouls making total of points Bond
came next with only baskets. far be-
low the average OF the lad; after him
came Cory with but ono basket. Local
fans know that this boy can do far
better than this. but he failed to show
anything yesterday. Last came RobrcCht
in the scoring with one foul out Of four
attempts. Tlbbins. playing still guard,
was unable to show his work at caging
baskets, hut he played a fairly good
guarding game.
For the Y. NJ c. a. big team. Stewart
carried off scoring honors with four
baskets. Turk and Compurt ranked next.
summary:
Y. NJ. c. A--23 W. Ex-High-14
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02

additional Sport on Page Nins.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
JACK BRITTON GIVEN
DECISION over Gill

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. Jack
Rritton. wclterweiEht champion Of the
world. was awarded the newspaper do
cision in a ten round bout with Johnny
Gill of Steelton. at that place today.
Gill fought bravely against tho cham
pion's onslaughts in the first round.
His weakness In the second continued
during the fight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
Third Period.

A Horween kicked off for Harvard,
tho ball going out OF bounds to Jacob
berger on Orcgon's 3j yard line. Brand
enburr made two yards through LEFT
tackle and Huntington made three
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02

clamoring for chance at each other
for some time.
Young Crock. the East End ball
player and hoAcr. will trade wallops
with the toughest boy he has yet met
and on paper this four round affair
looks like one of the c!ass!cst openers
tho club ha~ Yet offered.
The ticket sulC is exceeding the on
peCtatious Of the promoters and reports
indicate a capacity house. RinEside
and reserved seats are on sale at Crun-
hackers cafe. Victoria Pool Parlors
Fort Henry smoke House and the Nc
Lure Cigar Stand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02

PASADENA. Cal. Jan. 1.--Harvard' =
football team coming out of the east 10
defend athletic supremacy against Ore
gon ~ the west. held thor laurelS to-
day by n narrow margin. winning the
annual game featured by the tourna-
Tnent Of roses here. with a score OF 10
g. The Harvard points were gained on
n touchdown BY Church ard a clean goal
from touchdown by \. Horw"er. while
Oregnn's points came from goals from
the field BY Steers and Manerud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
LEVINSKY WON
Battling Levinsky Awarded Decision
over wild Bert" Kenney, Who
Broke Wrist In Eighth Round.

wind Bert" kcnn"y in tho eighth
round OF a scheduled ten round bout
here today. Both MN are light heavy
weights Of New York. kCnncy broke =
bone in his right wrist in the eighth
round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
PERRY AGAIN WINS
Crack welterweight Won Over Billy
Ryan Of Cincinnati In Twelve
Rounds.

CANTON, O.. Jan. Jack Perry. nf
Pittsburgh. outpunted Billy Ryan al
Cincinnati. in a l2-rnund bout here TO.
day. Both are weltcrwcights.
Perry was conceded six OF the
rounds, and one was even.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
Game Cancelled

Tho Mount Union CollcE" basketball
team, which was to hav" played tho Big
W. 1--WE At the local gym Saturday eve
ming Of thus week. has cancelled the
game and viii not appear.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09

KANSAS CITY. No. Sept. S.-tIOgs.
I. $50. closing mostly steady; packer
top slGod. bulk e sales $1,000 $500:
top ss.00. gord tc choice heavy sit.7s
ftSisSa' good % choice medium $3.50
HSlG 90: good ~ choice light sls.70n
siG.n1. gnri "a choice common stock
pafr fl3.0ONtis.Ss.
cattle is.O00. closing she stock
'icady Ia weak: other classes mostly
sicady. choice ~ prime hcavywcightr
SIC. l06Si52 %: medium to good heavy.
weight tis.2sIslG0o. good 20 choices
lightweight $4,000 $3.50. common To
Medium heavyweight Ss.75dsi3.O0:
butcher cattle: good Ia choice common
hrif,ls tj.5sati3.7s. bologna ana beef
lulls s. oosi s. 60. cows and hclfera
s355H - 20. veal calves: coed TO cholc.
medium light and handywcight $3.50
$3.50: feeder steers. common gnod a.
rhoicr sS5saSissn. Siocker steers:
common. good Ia choicc $3.50 si0.2i:
turhrr COWS and hcifcrs. common.
good To- choice Sl.a0Ts1.sO.
sheep. SsOo. closing sheep steady:
fat almis uneven. ~ Ia 80 higher:
huicc o. prime mctliuh lambs ~ sea
si3 IS: oull and common lambs Se.s0ff
Sf.2s. choice 90 prime medium ycarllng
vcihurs S7.2iWts ~: gnrd Co choice
msdilim ewes Sts5sfSf2s: culi AMI
common ewes ss.2iHsAs0; breeding
ewes S. .5NSl0 -. good to choice me.
dunn ierdcr lambs ti0.00I si3.Gs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
CHURCHES TO HOLD BIC
CAMPAIGNS DURING FALL

fttCNgO sent Tho shurrh,s -
sfrH.tl sf" irepfriug tur great evan.
.ruf fI. tlmu4irrs 900 tht flll MDfr
.htu twenty lrsdirr Protestant Iod.'s
will unite pmirg the pas n,e Neils
,us r'hur converts h1N" itiur1 thr
.t.rr.hss this country Through thr
,if"Itz ~ trained headers using evan.
b., li.fp. m'fhuls
Ar'i,iriiinr m" beginning - y
WttId wild. spiritual awakening tho
NffnrHi Federated Eyancsli~tie com.
u.fi.s hIN, moved into larger ho1d.
uul.f,fa iu suite i3S.st. Marquette
itmtlug Ghirtrn Thssn offices VIII
De- uH,d a. q National clearing house
fur ,,lnrriiHu M tho accredited
.ynnrphsis Df The country ate listed
IN this sifio..
The men hrhIud 'hr movement IN
rlu,lr thr Nrii,ns Etarr'iisiir chair
man OF 10 40, h.idinr I'unfrsiint de'
nominatil ~ q; America. The sftiesF.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
New Orleans Colon

W. NffnfintNi ifsHss
.. Ni.JN .ogLI.1SS. Scpi .S--A broad
and active market prevailed in cotton
i,slnv and un the mosi active months
liic,H w"r" carried We'll above ana wei
below thu level Il Yesterdays close.
October ranging from 2C.io up e. 1893
and finally closing ~ % n
r,r ~ much activity the net r..
suits n The dnv wcr. insignificant, BE-.
NIX ~ net advances NJ siN points io
nc, decline q ~ points.
mn" ,licning was lower under the
Influence " very poor l.lycrp"d aud
III. d.ciinr continued until u amount.
81 g. 90 Ia % points
The census bureau reports ON gin.
ming Ia The first ~ September 81 a6f
"a bales not counting lintcrs. al first
tamrly received, finally started n
strong buying movement The demand
gradually increased AMI the buying
movement received further impetus
from the hullish tone 81 IN, weekly
crop lcpoiis which stated that the
weather over tia. belt had been decid'
"dly uniaNnrahic fur cotton. Early
dorfs w,ro recovered and the market
cont five to ~ points over tho lcv-.
,eftorlav'.. closr lut IN the lnie
trading there 'wcrc gngs and realizing
ly early huvers ard short cuycrin.
tf.tgfI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
AMERICAN PRuN[ GAINS
FRIENDSHIP OF EUROPE
HEAVY BUSINESS SHOWS

Special - The N.Ns.
NEW Yn,R. 4. rt.ss--'rh" American
rrne syidYnilv .gaiasi-ihe psinai'n'
friendship ~ the i.Trupo1ns during ~
war cNpcfi,ncrs The pulniiiv cN
ported iram the i'nitsSi States IN th"
fir,t hsctl year afici The Wal. the year
ending JiIic "a. iFeo. Was dophly ~"
ayriatr 80 'hc war pe-iud, and The
value IN 1890. two nnd onehall Time
as much or IN 1919. and five times n'
much rs Nv i'lN
Most al this Isis inrr,,sc IN the cv
l,oltaticl ol pfun'E. says statement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
Md1:keitNeWj;y
HEAVY BUYING SENDS
WHEAT PRICES HIGHER


~ Assoriaisd Prsss
CHICAGO. Sept. S.--wheat advanc.
Ell sharply In price today ~ result
of buying an a lnrge scale Tor the
scabrirl. The c,use WINS strong ..
e. l.? cents net higher. with Dcccfn.
her 245 - and March 2ii "a.
Corn gained rs 10 4 "a cents ana
cats IS cents a. is cents In pro.
visions the outcome varied frOn -
cents decline IN : cents advance.
Eastern demand for wheat was zen.
orally assumed "a be n reflection ~
sales 10 Europe and was not only for
future deliveries but also for rash
wheat IN volume. The fact that re-.
ccipis Il wheat In Chicago to-day total.
lcd cnlp ninety cars drew frcslf notice
to reports TINT farmers were adopting
holding attitude.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
FURTHER SHARP GAINS
ARE MADE BY COTTON
ly Assoeiaiolp ress.

Nv Ne'0FllIfH FFFNas
NEW YORK. gopi. Yesterday Z
sensational advance WAS followed for
violent fluctuations ~ the cotton mar
kct today hut oroT- complains seemed
to hn mere numerous aud while fur.
Their gains were not FULLY maintained,
~ ices made new high ground Tot the
movement October contracts. for In
ftanrr. sold ~ from 2i.i0. the low
point e tho morning to 2S.s0 or Ga
points above the closing price ~ ~,
prcyicus day and lust , cents per
pound above thu low record Ut last
week.
That delivery closed at 1896 or
points net higher while other months
were Ia ~ points lower with III" tom
steady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09

NEW YORK. Sept. S.--sAfter open.
INK nt decline ~ to 6 points thu
market for coffee futures sold noma
10 10 i2 points net higher during the
'arh trading an covering ACCOMPANIED
hy ruma:s Il n flrmCr tone In Iiraxii.
The clusr WIS npiciy steady M n net
decline uf 6 o. ~ points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
Cation seed Oil irrcsulir
A -. - ln...a

NEW YORK. sept. S.-Covcring Il
Does mhpr contracts aud tho firmncs'
in ether cpmmD,liiy markets prunot
I'll small gains IN cniton seed oil 20
'tv hut thc advnncc ~ lost later M
der hedging sales which made their
appearance for the first tmca
Costing Hds were i've ToinN hifh' 2
- tive lower. salrs 5toe hari''S' ten
i,is COO barrels. urine crude n"'niral.
Primo summon yellow snoi l1I0d 1850
September ,loecd al SEQ. December
1875. January ~ 30. March 1889,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
TOYAH VALLEY FARMERS
TO MARKET OWN CROPS

sres'ai 20 Tho News
SAl;AGOS.N. sept. S.-~Tnyah Valley
growers ~ alfalfa and cotion have or.
glnizrd the Tovah Valley Marketing
ami Warehouse company and win
shortly establish n large warehouse nj
f'svs. accurding 10 information given
ont to-day by John Wendi. one III tho
directors.
Products viii be grouped AMI stored
~ the warehouses until such times ~
markets are urndtious The mC.lslle.
man win be eliminated insofar ~ prar-
iicahlc M cotton nlaccd IN the ware
house vii ~. clas hy q ,ona'al ,oi.
ton classcr. thrs N<nr the farmers
fun value fur their ctops.
The Toyah valley cvuntIv ~ lannon's
the World over fnr ia superior grades
cf alfalfa aLd thc cotton growing D.
iustry II maving An -hal,s and bouu1Is.
fThc West Texas rhamhcr of CO
fnorcc II cooperating with the wl1te.
.soues. 1.EfaEE1la..T - $3.50 EunE<H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
Wichita Livestock

Nl'frllT Va IN NV.
WICHITA kans.. sept. s. lIog..
Receipts 800. steady. Ton. si5.ss.
hulk. sii5sH 1889.
cattle Receipts. 500: steady. Butch.
a. steers. - a0fi lhb0 butcher cows
and h'iicis. si.00IiO 100: stockers and
feeder 81 e01a.h1. stock cows and
hclicrs. 81 500 80. bulls. s3.o0si ZOE.
rllK,.. slinMla.in.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
Sugar Il Dull.

NEW WORK. Scytembre s.--The
feature 81 the local raw sugar mar.
kot was the sale a. = rfprer e '.'.'
tons ~ perus In port nj ~ cents
e.. J. T., equivalent Ia 1918 for Cnhan
duty paid. compared with is0i. which
vas the last previous price paid by re-
fin.rr somo weeks ago. Refined sugar
WAS dun without change.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09

Irr. president Rev. Ozurl : Davis -.
10. VII, u alFo president ~ tLo ChiD.
eu Theological seminary. aud who has
l,,u d, leader in congregational demon.
inatiiu fur evangelism. First vice ptcsl
dent E,N W. T. Glc,lcrwolf one ~
NmHuct's leading cvaug lists Who Will
ttaft On ttip around the world lcIN'
ing Chicago August 18th. holding
MEETINGS In England. sweden. Egypt.
Jerusalem. indi1. Australia aud Japan.
tn, v'Ilds nusi famous gospel cong
lcldrf Mf Charles VI. Alexander -
md yi,, president Nj Alexander. who
mntc two trip uround M, world. has
held ',tncrlistir ms tings IN every
uuHtt,. - tn globe.
The general sccr,mrv Hcv. James
ltsnly Larson. ia charged with carry
iur ont the plans fof q nation wi'lc
,targvlistic program tn hcgin In The
f1u <ud llst through Christmas. and
then on o. Easter eliminating 40 Pen
f,cilst
Tho committee requests the prayers
g an earnest Christians everywhere
these who wish tn follow their prayeri
with gin should scud their check q
the treasurer. Maud 4. Larson. 81
MarqUstl. Bulld.ng. Chieas0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
COTTON MAKES POOR
PROGIESS REPORT SHOWS


WASHINGTON. sept S-Dccidc'ily
uniaytrablc weather for cotton pre-
vailed during M, last week and except
IN refiricch areas. the crop made only
poor prOgrcs- 90 dptcriornied. arcord'
INK o. the national weather and crop
bulletin at the weather bureau issued
'pdly Temperature AVERAGED near
normal b. most q the l,lt "Nc,2i That
N We rather cuol for the season in tho
northwest POI ii,n Thor was much
cloudy weather. however, and while
tain fnN WIS mostly light or modor
~. IN abe f"rth r,pttal pati"n q tho
',t heavy 90 excessive rains EEL in
MANY ,asior1 and western districts
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MORE COUNTY FARM and RANCH LANDS

WVNE VOUNI THNW dHu NffNCII LFflvOD
L. $50 acres 20 miles from railroad miles seho and daily mail
all
windmill and frsciss w hir. and coTnls $500
~
3 Go hghB improved with modern house barn. con.
well dwelling,
al srctio
will residence Amniio Clarendon
q
adjoining $500
tG2i0o third balance
annual payments NIHrrrnt. Possession
2sloA ranch highly improved ny shallow wells
AMI nr,csi thrown In 1850 Hoooo0o cash.
III a
5000
Ranch 20 miles 30 uInhle
balance ll half
balance REASONABLE
acrca hoiy. ~
tlance land located
n draw shallow, a
1850 first class land at t2sO 10 $1,000
BOB POWELL, Dumas, Texas
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