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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
NORTHERN OHIO BEREA CLUB

The Berea Club of Northern Ohio
met for their annual get-together
visit in the fine Winton Hotel on
June 26, 2-i0 p. m. Those in atten-
dance were:
Prof. C. F. Rumold, Prof. E. c..
Scale, DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Ewers,
William Brown, Ilene Houser, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Van Wrinkle, Mr..
and Mrs. Buritt Van Wrinkle, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. C. Chaplin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Derthick, John C. Chaplin,
Miss Louise Finch, Rev. and Mrs.
VIM. J. Drew and daughter, Mrs.
A. s. Mann and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph Sellers, DR.. Louis ]. Kar-
nosh, Cora Shireman, Clara Doggett,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Main and
daughter, Atty. James E. Ewers,
Mrs. Leslie Reese Meese, Mrs. Jane
Grier Viets, DR.. and Mrs. ID. o.
Bowman, Atty. Geo. Auten and
sons. Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Racer
and daughter.
Renewing old friendships, talk
ing over present and past Berea
events together with present poll
tical issues was. the order of the
afternoon, until dinner was served
in the dining room, after which
general business was transacted.
when DR.. L. F. Ewers was elected
president, Mrs. Jas. NJ. Racer, secre-
tary, DR.. Louis ]. Karnosh, treas
urer.
Impromptu speeches were the
order of the evening, together with
a letter from Berea's new president,
DR.. Hutchins, read by Prof. Scale.
The club is not for Berea's alum
nj, but for all former and present
students who reside near enough to
Cleveland to meet with the club on
the last Saturday in June. Change
of address and names of new mem
bers are greatly desired by the club.
We want to keep in touch with
each other and Dear Old Berea."
The club voted to appropriate
s32 from the treasury for the
alumni fund of Berea College, thus
voicing its approval of the recent
action taken by the Alumni Asso-
citation.
Mrs. Jas. NJ. Racer, Secy.,
2i67 w, Goth, Cleveland, o.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
Smoke Recorder on Chimney.

A new application OF the metal Sc
lenium. suggested by n French scien.
fist. l.. ANGEL, Is TO use the seienium
cells ms smoke recorders In chimneys
A selenlum cell Is mounted on one
side Of chimney or hue; on the op
posite side Is fixed lamp. The
amount OF light falling upon the So
lenlum and hence the resistance Of
the cell viii depend upon the density
OF the smoke In the fue: the fire can,
therefore. he controlled by the galvan.
ometer records.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
ALBANIA FIRST IN FIELD
"Dalry Lunch" Well Known In That
Country Long Before II Wac
introduced Here.

Long before the dairy lunch or the
cafeteria, those well-knOwn American
institutions into which the American
business man dashes wildly at noon
hour and helps himself from a tempt
ing array Of eats. burst upon the
great republic. Albania had them
The "pick 'em yourself places may
have been a novelty In the United
States ten or fifteen years ago. but
even then they were an old institu-
ton In Albania.
The carefully scrubbed marble top
Of the American dairy lunch. resting
on a long table OF marble front and
sides. is replaced in the Albanian one
by a dainty piece Of rock about six
feet long. three feet wide and four
feet deep. resting ON a bulky bit OF
timber. which. in turn, is supported
by wooden legs Just as bulky.
The whole is as rugged as the noun
tains from which II all came. In the
stone, somewhere back In the past,
circalarlike excavations were produced
at regular intervals. In the bottom
OF these a hot charcoal fire smolders
over which slowly cook the chicken.
the turkey. the potatoes or the rice.
At one end Of the rock are the knives.
forks and plates
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Ga.
Chrisman, Sally D., BL. Married
DIR. VIM. G. Best. Address, Berea
Racer, Rev. Harley NJ, BIZ. Green
field, o. Minister. Address, SIS
st. Anthony Ave, st. Paul, MINI.
Corwin, Euphemia X, PhB. Lii
brarian, Berea College. Address,
Berea.
Horn, Margaret C, BIZ. Lorain, O..
Teacher in Berea. Married DR..
p. Cornelius. Address, Aberdeen,
Miss.
Osborne, Charlotte NJ, ABB. Char
don, o. Teacher. Address, 1901
Brockley Ave., Lakewood, o.
Todd, Ethel f., BIZ, Alb. in 1914.
Berea. Registrar in Berea Mar
ried Howard II. Clark. Address,
i07 9th St., S. E., Roanoke, Va.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Mamma, lost my gum" cried III.
tie Harold.
"IIush. darling" she cut him on,
then smiled apologetlcally at her
guests.
Mamma. lost"-thls time the
mother smiling vacantly over her por.
tion Of the chop suey lunch. effective
ly stopped Harold with a sharp pinch
OF his leg under the table.
When the guests had gone Harold
pouted the explanation: IAN I want.
ed to tell you, mamma, was that ID
lost my gum in your chop suey. but
you wouldn't let me finlsh."-Detroit
saturday Night.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

New York, June %, 1920,
Mr.. Marshall +. Vaughn,
secretary, Berea College,
Berea, Ky.
Dear Vaughn:
Your letter Of June 26th reached
me today. | am very glad 10 know
that there will be an alumni sec
tion Of The Citizen. | have no news
which | can contribute at the pres
ent time. Since returning from
Berea have been literally
swamped with work, and have not
seen any of the ex-Bereans.
Please let me know what the an
nual subscription rate for The
Citizen is. in order that | may send
you check.
Sincerely yours,
J. Gerdes.
y. VI. c. A., Detroit, Mich,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

New Yory, Washington, in addition
TO one in Berea, the Home Office
of them all. will do my part here
upon instructions from Berea as
will other key" persons | am sure,
in their oenters. ! am glad TO see
the energy and good judgment used
in following up our little group
meeting at Miss Corwin's. Now is
the time to press right forward.
Cordially yours
Waldo II. Dawson.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
NEW HISTORICAL REGISTER

A new Historical Register OF
Berea College and Allied Schools
is being made. The secretary Is
anxious to make il as complete as
possible. If he has lost trace of you
or if you know of someone who is
out of touch with the school, please
send name and address TO Secre-
tary Vaughn, with occupation and
information as to marriage. You
will be rendering a real service to
comply with this request promptly.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
Few Finnish Tenant Farmers.

The farms Of Finland are small,
though there are many large estates.
These have been appropriated by the
state. the bill providing that the orig
inal owners should be remunerated ac-
cordlng 20 n fixed prewar valuation.
The bill also provides for financing
the purchase OF these lands by Its for
mer tenants and renters. II Is esti-
mated that o9-2 per cent OF Finnish
farms are owned outright by the farm
srs.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

and usefulness. And, inasmuch as
this is President Frosts last year,
may l express TO you my graft
Jude for the great work he has done.
the fruits Of which IL has been
my good fortune TO enjoy. am
Sincerely yours,
Benjamin T.. Hammond.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
June, 1920.

Dear Mr.. Livengood:
| write to acknowledge your
letter as secretary Of the Alumni
Association. wish you TO know
my hearty desire TO cooperate in
Detroit. had. in Berea recently,
many good talks with Miss COrwin
and she knows my personal opinion
i believe we can, during the next
year, organize alumni associations
is several cities OF Detroit. Chicago.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
Charleston. w. Va.

Charleston. w. Va,
1917 Lee street,
June 5, 1920.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Livengood,
Berea. Ky.
Dear Sir:
II is with deep regret that owing
to present circumstances, I will
be unable TO take advantage OF
your most cordial invitation to at
tend the Alumni meeting this year.
However, as an absent member.
can attend the meeting in mind only.
and wish the Association the best
of progress toward greater influence
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
Angola. N. Y. June 3. 1920.

Angola, ~ " June 3, 1920.
Dear Professor Livengood:
regret very much that I cannot
be in Bcrca this Commencement
season. | will mail you check
in few days as my Offering TO the
Alumni Endowment Fund.
Yours truly,
Helen Bundy.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
& sherman Road, Melrose rs.

\ sherman Road, MelrOse 80,
Mass. May 81, 1920.
Berca College Alumni Assn.
Frank VI. Livengood, Secy.
Dear Mr.. LivengoOd:
The circular letter Of May 10 Is
most interesting TO me. heartily
wish that il might be advisable for
me 10 be present at the big doing.
II will be strange to think Of Berea
without President Frost as its
chief executive, but | think the
length and vigor Of his service
make IL permissible for him 10 lay
down his activities. II will not be
an easy thing for me TO do. I am
making this rather personal letter
because | want especially 10 say
that | have not forgotten that | am
pledged 20 send something 10 the
Alumni Endowment Fund, and re-
greet that il has not been more con-
venient for me 10 do IL before this.
| hope the meeting will be as great
as il promises 10 be, and that the
Alumni Association will come TO be
a great and useful influence in the
work Of our Alma Mater.
With kindest regards to Mrs.
Livengood and yourself,
Very sincerely yours,
Elizabeth l.. Lewis.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

CThi belongs
news items and personal letters f graduates will be published full
f.
ge Berea ky will be pleased
from members Of the
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

q. Prin. or school in Liverpool
o. Residence, Oberlin, o.
Glass of 1901
Chaplin. John Calvin, ALB. Atwater
o. Supt. Of schools, Glendale, o
Residence, Glendale, q.
Ewers. DIR. Frank A., BL. Fred
crickstown, o. Physician and sur
geon. Residence, 1853 Marvin ST,
Akron. q.
Hopes, Mary c.. Ph.B. Married
Ernest G.. Dodge. POI Eye street
NV, Washington. ID. c..
Todson, Clara o., BIZ, MS. Osteo-
paihic physician. Last known
Residence. Fort Williams, Ont.
'Embreea Halle Fee BIZ. Berea.
Missionary TO Argentina Republic
and Spanish Mission. Cal. Ad-
dress. iiO2 5. Boyle. St., Los An
geles, Cal.
Glass of 1902
Cosby, Rev. Chas. MADDEN. BIS.
West Union. o. Baptist minister,
Elizabethtown. Tenn.
Embree. Royal Howard. B.L. White
Cloud. Kan. Student in Yale.
Mining Exploration in Canada;
Sheep rancher and merchant.
Address, Kemmerer, Wyo.
Frost. Stanley. BIS, Oberlin. o.
Newspaper man. Now on Edi-
torial staff Of n. Y. Tribune. Ad-
dress, care Of n. Y. Tribune. N. Y.
Rev. Perry F.. BIZ. Orville.
o. Union Theo. Sem: Congre-
gational pastor. Address, Santa
Ana, Cal.
Venner, Orlin Hale. Ph.B. Corydon.
Ind. Prof. in Ind. Grand Island.
Neb.. and Neb. Wesleyan Univ.
Grad. student of Stanford, U. OF
w. Va. and Yale. Address, Uni
versity Place, Neb.
Ferguson. Mary Lou, BIZ. Resi-
dence. Ill. Not heard of for years.
Hanson, Anna Fay, BIZ. Married
Walter l.. Albin). Berea. Tea"h-
er. Address, University Place,
Neb.
-inley, Anna f., BIZ. Huntsville,
Mo. Teacher. Address. care of
r. II. Embree, Kemmerer, Wyo.
Todd, Ruth, r.. BL. Married
Harry Coddington. Montery,
Mass. Teacher in Wyo, New
York and Ill. Address, RID. s.
Roanoke, Va. vi
Glass of 1903
iensey, Rev. Andrew Fitch, BL.
Disciples Church preacher, mis-
sionary. Address, Equator Mis-
sion Of the F.C.M.S. VIC,
Bolenge, Beige Congo, Africa.
iacer, James NJ ALB. New Martins
burg, o. Editor of The Citizen,
student in Harvard, salesman.
Address, 2i67 w. Goth St., Cleve-
land, o.
'erry, Francis NJ, BIZ. Rockhold,
Ky. Teacher. Address, Indian
apolis, Ind.
lcKee, Alice Doty, Ph.B, MS.
Stanford, N. Y. Librarian, Ohio |
State U. Address, Columbus, o.
rown, James NJ, B.L. Johnson
County Kan Baptist minister.
Last known residence, Candy,
MINI.
rnst, Howard NJ, ABB. Thompson,
o. Civil Engineer. Address,
Sturgis, Ky.
oberts, Geo. r., BIS. Millville, o.
Insurance Agent. Address, Frank
lin Ave-, Hamilton, o.
eale, Ellis c., BIS, Am. Instruc-
tor IN Berea Acad. Professor in
Kent, o. Address, Kent, o.
traitor, DIR. John c., BIS. Atwater,
o. Physician. Address, Middle
town, o.
ester, Grace Rogers, BIS. Berea.
Married George w. Pow. Address,
Wheelright Ky.
evils, Elizabeth L., BIZ. New
Haven, Conn. Hospital training.
Teacher in model school. Nurse.
Address, s Sherman Rd., Melrose.
Mass.
Lydia, d., BIZ. Ashfleld,
Mass. Teacher in Miss, Wyo.,
Idaho. Married Mr.. Phillips. Ad-
dress, Box sos, Pocatello, Idaho.
Class Of 1905
lien, Blevins p, B.L. Clay County,
Ky. Banker in Tenn. Address,
RID, Berea, Ky.
John X, BIZ. South
Salem, o Student Of Japanese
language, International Law. In
terpreter in Tokyo, Japan. Asst.
to consulate. Address, care Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
A NOVEL SERVICE
FEATURE INSTALLED
BY COLUMBIA DEALER

i novel feature Installed by a
dealer handling the Columbia
Motors. was cited this week by X.
p uoci co.. Of the trudliugtoL.
uuuch company. OF Amarillo. hlnll.
.nr .f".o iIo,ois. ~ boing ont ct the
ordinary ahu rather unique Ia ~"
800! 90 si'ing service. the notice
being 'muishod Mr. Gooch. VINO :,
.tlt. mtntL'r Tor his company. i1,.
iuIt
90. toumbia Motors CO.. mana
i7ort,i 80 tht columbia SiX. hiss
Jrfl .e''h"C ,.Ogd from Roy a..
hroWn. distributor in Sacramento.
Cat thai 100 building his new slles
.ind .'r'lce station. hp has installed
'isti tius iur tno convenience ~
tutiisls.
This looks like q practical idea.
Thousands 81 tourists this season
VIII adopt The camping out plan.
'aii}ihg their tents and equipment
either 90 the running board or IN
ifa,ierA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
Although Huge Labora
tories Turn Out &c..
900 Bottles ally Thous-
ands OF Dealers Can
not be Supplied.
40 CARLOADS SOLD
IN JANUARY ALONE
After Shipping S3S,4OO
Bottles of Celebrated
Medicine in One
Month Factory is Still
$4,000 Behind With
Orders.

/ Although the biz Tanlac laborn.
J tories ~ Dayton. Ohio and Walker
VILE, Canada, have been running a..
iop speed for months. Il has been d,
lhvsIcal in.rOssihilily Ia supply the
hoaomonal and ever incrcnsing
d"m,nd Tor this celebrated medi
cine
During IN Inst On weeks -. lLst
P '''r une Million Three Hundred ',nI
iT"uiy.scycn thousand bottle. of
'anl O. were sold breaking al
worlds record FOR the sale OF vro.
ir'tidiy medicines up 10 that time.
7. }. record now palos into into In
..gni'l'ance, however. ~ orders re-.
,eiVai durllg January alone Of this
yolr reached the asonishinE total OF
one Million Two Hundred and
TN'.y Thousand bottles. showing
nG mtfcaac OF approximately one
hundred per cent over the CORES
purdlng period Of 1919.
TO say that Tnnlac now has the
lgIrost sale ~ nny medicine of itg
.iud In the world expresses II mild.
g. II does NOT begin 10 tell the
s,ory fcr no other preparation has
ever even approached the marvellous.
rrnd that is nov being made bv
Tanlac. and 10 IL now conSeryatiyely
oHtimJicd that the sales for the
present year alone viii amount to
from seven To- ten million bottles.
OF the orders received during
January It was possible TO ship only
eight hundred and thirty EIGHT
thousand bottles. and thousands OF
dealers scattered throughout the
irlt'd states and canada have been
unable to obtain the medicine for
weeks.
phenomenal and Bewildering" Is
ihr way one OF the bic drug iobbcrs
OF the country describes the marvel.
uu7 demand for Tnnlac
we know tina 1.-THE day NJ mir.
gclal hrs passed and We all know
81 hd' there are no fa'homnh'e rvs-
terios IN the drug business. but this
iaulac prpposiiion smacks OF both
writes another leading wholesale
druggist whose firm hls sold over
q car loads. or an average Of nearly
ono cor lo"d per mhvth siroe the b..
fn hHrdling Tlulnr few year,
ago. Thousands Of similar letters
uui kilograms have h"en received
but for beck nf s"r"o they can only
ho referred 10 briefly.
Most proprietary medicines arc,
aoll hv 'hc dozen or by the gross. /,
few are bought by the trade In qunn. |
,ilios of from ten % twenty gross. a /
very few are sold by the car load. |
lnd then only tu the largest jobbcrs.
aoyerinr extensive territories The
fac, therefore that scores ~ iohber-
m this country ana Canada have a |
lrmand sufficient TO Justify them In !
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
PRIZES T0TAL|NC ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
EXHIBITORS Of STOCK

That $1,000 In prizes will be given
TO owners exhibiting stock ~ The
Panhandle Hereford Breeders Assoc
ciation during the Buyers and Sell
ers NJ Livestock Convention.
February 2i-2G, was the announce
meni made by r. VI stephens Of
.'hhnning. secretary. who was In
Amarillo yesterday. The premium
list 10 attractive and many Panhan.
die stock owners VIII be- glad ~ oX-
hibil stock. II IL said
II WIS estimated that there viii
be- 2bo 10 500 head of stock In the
pens now being erected Immediately
north Of the JohnsOn.I0incr Com
pany building on Polk street MIR.
stephens said that an this stock viii
be disposed Of At private sale There
viii be- about ~ head NJ stock In
the W e. Kenyon Grain a Coal
Company building which viii be- sold
NJ public auction.
George liONleH ~ Lubbock In
president and W. T.. BENNETT ~
Amarillo. vice president Of the PAN
h'ndlr Hereford breeders AssOcia-
ion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
sugar


NEW YORK Fob H. The sugar
future market was toopcnod this
muruIna after having been closed
since lnly ~. 1919. There was not
much business. however. and after
opDuun W toe Tor May deliveries.
that position sold down to ESQ IN
sympathy win the easier ruling In
'nr spot mareot July sold g.1i ana
-'p,aph,r ut g.57.
tho lu.ui market FOR raw sugar
vus veal and prices were lnWci'
owing 90 go the continued liberal of.
rt.uE from Cuba holders. There
Nrt" sales Of 10000 bars Ut Cuhas
iur March shipment NJ q 80 lob cuba
aud u was reported that cargo had
been sold for prompt hipmrnt ~
10 cents cost and freight. equal 10
Ii.ol Tor centrifugal
nurcs tnr refined sugar was an
changed a ii.nnH H. 90 for fine
gmnunlod with the demand .iill ac.
tive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
New o,lcnn. Cotton

10 'f.fa. .Hff"i NsHHH
NEW ORLEANS. Fob M nui.
mr. q good part uf iho session TODAY
heavy selling pressure was irlt Ano
hrrr Nnro Nldn declines. hut lrouno
ihe opening and urhin toward the
OlU.r we're periods uf sollip",.
selling WA mainly The result NJ the
unlu,nrahlr construction placed on
world political event. CLOSING uuo
pliinns vorn /, polnis lower io 90
point. higher than tho close uf Sat
urdav thr near months hNlnr much
.ifou9of thln iho distant
The opon,ur uua YER, irregular
lnl ihn IrrrsIlauiN persisted
throughout me session. attributed
hy sonic brokers in uraddlr opera
lions between months ON tLe first
.ill 'ho tone was steady enough, In
response iU me Good showing hv
liverpool particularly on spots
selling soon sot IN end the market
reached IL lowest following rorpip'
ni lh" report that tho entente allie,
had refused 10 accept the objections
y President Wnsoit to their plan
nf r''tllng the Adriailc question,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
OVERLAND FOUR MAKES
STRONG ENDURANCE TEST.
FRESNO TO YOSEMITE

Yosemite and Back In a Day
wis The result ol test made re-
Gently by au Overland -Four touring
cas- according 10 y : l.ikins. mana
ger fOr the ON,rland-Texas TOM
pany
THIS trip is q thorough test. aud
proves the wonderful riding quail.
ties OF the Overland Four" Mr..
Lihins mld recently 4 news item
oi TITS achievement wits recently ro-
ccitpd and follows.
Overland 4 carrying -four pas
tengers LETT Fresno ten minutes OF
'iA, mad" Yosemite valley aud re-
turn by dayliphl without q mechani-
col adjustment Ol any kind.
Hood raised only Tor gasoline
ana oil Two lire changes Actual
running time nine hours twenty-five
minutes. Total mileage two hun
tlted and four milcH one hundred
and my OF this twisting mountain
roads. Winter DRIVING conditions
Mud aud snoN IA mountains"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
PAINTING Of CARS
IMPORTANT FEATURE
SAYS vEL|E DEALER

There are many things to admire
100 the makeup of Nclio motors"
',ld J Rooney ri the firm OF j.
Rooney ana company dclaers IN vclic
motors ~ Amarillo yesterday. but
The most striking feature, to my
mind " brought out In recent
communication received from the
Ncllo sales department concerning
,hc painting thF ear gets, Of which
coo much cannot be- said, continued
Mr. Rooney
1ic communication follows.
NJ how those ears sparkle" OK.
rlg'ncd Young woman as she
rDurhl her first impression of the
how exhibits. They look fine
"nouEh to take the place 81 the
strand plane hat what win they look
like after rain and snow and wind
huv" done their worst"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
COTTON CLOSES FIRM
AFTER NERVOUS DAY


NEW YORk Fob iG The coi
ION market was nervous and un-
settled TODAY hui early declines were
followed ni rallies with March rr.
IHiNrlN nfm 600 GOVERNS b, shorts
Hl uudr hnvuF
The general Isi closed NET 90
Huuh lower ip q points HIGHER.
THO market opened steady nt an
advance with tho more active de-.
'trri's "llInl hlrhoI uHht after the
ulI boo rrspuU|r 90 ihr continued
strength of Liverpool renewed
'brrrnnl bUtIur tui moderate dc
WHd from iho trade C0,rrinr was
much lrw ur'lyo than recently huN
ulrr urrr.ilnH thut the short IN
forrest hHd hrru considerably rodur
ol uni ihr advance evidently attract.
rd o. Eond deal uL realizing Thl,
was dlrhiluHs promoted hy tho olflV|
lrrlinr no exchange and the unset
tl'd rUliur of early stock market
while u seemed that rplUnt develop.
mrniH hId ,onlnsud sentiment with
ttfrrrnrr ~ prospects Tor early nc.
ton on tho peace treaty a. Time
selling WAS IuI'o heavy The rola.
ave dtOntth az March was % sus
nnnr factor however aud the
market ruined ffmUr late 10 me "
irruoon Tho late advance may
have heor stimulated b, cables from
Manchester reporting d large volume
of business
According tn local spot broker
there o. not much demand Tor oit
rfop hut o hlr inquiry Tor early nov
,up shipments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
Cni,nn God on

w 4. as.ria'fii pfIss
VIEW YORK. Foh - Cotton
seed oil was quiet but firm on short
euyrrlug aNl buying ht commission
houses GO ihn sharp advance lr
lard CLOSING bids wore ~ to 90
points no' hirhor sales 10 loo bart
rolls Primo crude tN0UHig.0 n'
primo summon vcllow spot 30 00f
- 90. March .ON1. May 20.9l
july - g prime winter yellow and
summer white nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-17
Noa,a. cn ,I,c stock


~ Asneili,d r'sss
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb IL -
uloGS Estimated receipts today
l,.nuU, market opened 10 10 IL
cuis lower packers nov blddlns
iU o. 80 cents lower. hid siAg5 for
po.t hogs bulL of sales Sll3Osf
iI.ia. top giiii. good 10 choice
heavy hogs $1,000 ll.iS: good 30
choice ilgh, hors sltO0nll.56.
tnooth heavy packing sows si2.75
N 1879 rorgh packing sows yl25r
%, tb.i5. rood o. choice common
took PIGS $4,000 1880
CNT'rLE Estimated receipts to-.
day luono. ycals aud calves steady
% strong. Gamers steady. cutters
md fat COWS strong To 20 cents
higher. bulls strong beef s,oers
J rady to - cents higher. uockcrt
nd feeders strong beef Steers
hOic" 20 prime heavyweight Slt:a
70 1910, medium ~ good heavy.
weight siH.1i" ii2i. good 20
rNnl.e lightweight eli.e5M il.T5:
choice io common heavyweight
s'.oo 70 li.2i Butcher Cattle.
Good 10 choice common heifcrs
q, .00tf 'i1'. good To- choice com
mon COWS Ga0Hii.OO. bologna
md borl bulls t1.0ohg75. Clnnors
aud Cutirrs Cows and hoifcrs
$3.50 go Veal Calves Good 10
choirn medium light and handy
Noithi $500 "a 1854. Feeder
Sle'rs Common good 20 choice
.o0U ~ 20 Stockcr Cows and
lrifrts $4,000 iO.e5.
81 EEr Estimated receipts to-
lay g.00o. market active on lat
amhf feeders steady and strong.
ho.cr TO prime medium lambs
ft7.gi5i 90 90. Gull and common
owes Nig.n0f ~ 90 choice 10 primo
uedium yp.flinr wcthors tij.50d
no. good io choice medium ewes
sip.ion 1875. cull and common