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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
Coffee Lower

NEW YORK April -;-Tho weak
ne<s n sterling exchange and reports
q lower firm offer from Brazil led Co
renewed Aquidstion 10 tho market Tor
coffee futures today The orsninc vas
steady NJ m advance ~ . points on
MAY but other months were fiy' points
lover ara ,hs sen'ril list riosel 70 a
~; decline ~ 1870 q. points Closing
hids. April igi. May ill. IuN lgi3:
y p;cnb.r l&s{ October 1877. pccem.
her. Jsnuary and Marrh 1875
spo; cogfcc duh. Rio - - % T. Il:
Sanfos - 3 - ~ -
Tho OF, nj rabies r,p1r'ed q derlire
a y; fl~' IN the rio market and ruo.
ted santos 20 refs higher % loo rris low.
o.. Santos cleared io0n0 ZOE New
York. BRAZILIAN port r,i.Ha P---cSafP
York. Brazilian port receipts 0oo.
Junitahy receipts s00N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
New Orleans Cotton.

~ Asto' i-iet fless
MEN ORLEANS. April - -I.Iquil1.
tim wns tho keynote % the tridirF
In cotton today AMI siirr the market
GOT aNay from ihr slrly buying i did
not siand un ~ an undg the offer.
inrs from r-c.ni buyers
The continued wet wcltheI .n cen.
iral and eastern districts 20 the holt
very heavy in ISralitice combined w.,h
better I4ycn0ol than dus, op,nsd
the market ~ the advance Gradually
the market Loot o. BUYING power IN"
advance was pared down and finally
there were breaks
Final prices showed net losses for
tho s,xion 81 g to a. points
Low trnipefailres b. Oh" 'a'i'gn hel'
were sustaining influvnc" Tor a while
around the Opening but after 90" fore
east was posted. calling Tor = ='nerni
warming ~ n tho weather q morr
favorablc view war taken ~ conditions
&es; n the MissisSinni although hlli
lab traders continued O. contend that
Texas had not received enough rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
Sugar Unchanged.


SEw YORK April .s-Thcfc was
mor activity IN IN. local markets Tor
raw sugar ioday but prices were IN.
eknne,d. closing At - u cents for
cuias. COS tand freight elual to 1855
for centrifugal the days business vas
glacsd AZ abou; 10 ooo bags Including
PHILIPPINES Porto fsicos. SON. FUN duties
end Cahas al NJ the basis ~ ahou, is
i.2 cents for Cubas cost and fright f0r
Ia"uIpi and May shipment. exccp, ~.
rnihrlnss which was sor Jun. half
Juiy shipments
IN rfinel - '1rihor price changes
VAR Reverted hrf deliveries wen. sid
to d. narrowing ouirv p. tha ta.,.,
traffic conditions
The demand however IT, sH active
ani much ahead nl fhs Supply
40 thuW4rc come hesitation l.,
The -.1r' the rJr,r fl'1res maffs, A..
ys'opsi pr rounesd -'rerrth IN N. ~
isfuspn and CLOSING rrin,s were 90 o.
- pint net higher on e.r,rns ana
rcsti I'D huyir- ~ trad and .uumis.
rfon house,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
Iari Mmrh Ii,r.lnc..

w .HT ..HI ffFsH
FORT WORTH NmI 90 rtr's
l..HN. luug E,r'.s 1000 % iU--
etat,rs 5000 20 4.. ..a, t' 49,. hHf
ors Co 90 1895 bulls go oit ,o.. calves
200 no 1900
il.es r,Iss 500 steady tn &C..
high,r lirh' TACO a. lt.. luyf 1858
a' ''oo Medium 1875 MIXED ne, %
'.-. .um.r 1905 .f lI-- PIG, 700 a'
1900
Sheep .siu'. 5000 rs 'H fH ..rts
lose. Lambs $50 eit 1890. workings
80 20 500 rt,l, - o. If 1900 ewes
1000 GO isao rH'Is 900 100 a0. goat.
90 - &C.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
Csiton seed on Tower.

NEW YORK. Asll s5-Cciiar s.,l
oil Was lower to-day With trading ish;
and Local in character Dizziness in
raie rendition and easier cotton and
hrd favored the hears Closiug prl,.s
were Il % g prints net lower Cor
iAdaing deliveries Sale 1910 ,arrels
Prime crusic 1879 asked. prim" summer
ysfiow srn, 1850: May 1850. July i3ac.
October 1850. prime winter yellow and
summer white nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
Where They Play
tII0N,I
,Ninfr,

The prudent mother - riws,s on thA
watch for symptoms oi worms In her
children. Paleness. lack OF ln,eres, In
play. and peevishness Is the signal
Tor WHITES CREAM vEaMiFCGE.
A few doses OF this excellent remedy
puts an end 10 the worms and the
child soon acts naturally. Sold by all
druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
LOSE
TOFORT WORTH


tpi,1 WORTH Apid - ia liri'ns
u.i1. with three on VA "a, NSth stun
rd Imt Worth en- rnImg" trTt 30
.ulh,l Boo ripli runs h,iuio th"N W'ra
unal, t'n.d Wi,m'a Ills he; 1c.
,umult.d To-. ,l, bead Ly ,utur y
tc, omr rHn. nv Moi %. unr Of VT, h
,iG. witt tV" "n i,ht W.th Won
90 0,
" ,hti ru'- , as COO poi ;
Tnt worth uIc 90, 04 !,
u.u',, ri 'us.itu. ilaNmih VII.
800 "r uud Pate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28

NEW YORK April e7.-Dry goods
markets today acre quiet with buyers
hsss numerous thar sellers Cotton gods
were g;eady and quiet and yarns erm
Euriaps were sasy for spoI delivery.
Woo eoods were firm and qulc, silks
were cary ana quiet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
sol TIiI.R> i>>'I,I,TIO>

" - TTNT'T TTF"'
80 Little E.rk 30 Chattanooga Be-
20 ~ Iihi, - Nts, To-
- Ncw orleans . Nhntl
g Moi .l' l'infHrilm r1.tr ned
wet wUtis
E.TNgi'l ant %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-28
Bono aud i.aWI,ncr { illcd.
~ ,stueinted Ifess

rNlIAS Npul - Daring lorI'
i.t, ttriur. .idcl D., tie wilducss 90.
i.un i.u'u,c and ,i':ors' 'u.ns
gr," p1gIg Co ,i,t,iv over Shr,vc.
i,i ulN ',irs e,,rcd nom f'i Z
60. o. 3D. .rsi 81 sr,,nd Culi,v wa
a. tpt' 60 r,- vel 'upp,rtcl ,nd
q. he'd ilUt p,ll iu ihc inr,h's
ptr.. tr $40 - y
-tr,,p.,t o0r 0lu lIr o
h,i.rtsnn "a C,l",. Nluu iiuno.
ltvt,r,. and l;usi
81. 'S1bN fpE ~ " 'lu,s ou
a." 'a,t o." ptu, "siceiou pitcher.
To- t.rt.r. CO., 90 M sfrci, stl
.r t,,. ar. OBJ, t''.hci Glenn - ll.us.
90. 500 , nt., % ttus Nm'h i.ir'd
O. 5000 I1 s, llit wu. relieved p.M
gu,. h.- .ustni ul runs u the
g., ~ iu 'lr winnie G1l,-s'ou bui TWO
o.. .uIr' tr, 1lu'
'.fL 81 ;at..'.u wtdr ihr"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
SIS
State Normal School

Commencement week activities have
gone with a rush. hui with Tho rroHt-
est ~ succcea the past week sundny.a
baccalmurrnte aahlreas hY Ite,. D. n.
schoneid or the spinconai chureh or
silver city WIS liatruod 10 WITH great
Interest not only hy the seniors hut
by an audience that nlled tho fakai
thca;cf Monday evening the Inter
society literary program aura,ied "a
crowd hat Oiled the nssembiy han
ana displayed great Interest in tirh en-
tire program, and especially 10 ln tho
debate on com puirorf irhitfmtion 0f
labor diHnutce. won BY tho afHrnmtivc.
TlieadaN morning tho seniors gave a
clnss Gay progiam 10 % parked hall.
The mock trial OF ". A. Watkins on
the charge Or ~'cofrupfinu the Youth
or , srhoi' beng the outaiandlnr
feature of the program Tuesday ey-
cninE another crowded aasembiy han
greeted the annual graduating PRO
gram OF tho normal department OF
music. Wednesday morning was give
ca over Ia the graduating oxorcisea OF
the training school, and Thursday cv-
cniuG 20 those Of the high school and
college departments. The list OF tho
graduates Tor 1920 ls us f0llowa!
Master uf P~edsgog1 Penelope
IAuEhiin.
bachelors or pedaFoeY. Lucy cobb
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
STOMACH TR0UBIE AND
CONSTIPATION ENDED
Suffered 50 He Couldn't Work
for a Year, but Mr.. McCor.
mick Was Cured Promptly.

~ had stomach trouble and canstipation
Tor i've years One yea af fhis time uns
unable 90 work suifrlnE untold agauy I
doeiofed with iomp nj ihe best phyairianu.
also ionk many proprietary maileinrs. hrr
could MOI God Permanent relief FINALLY "a
friend recommended Mlts Emnisian. .rh.
hfat few doses relieved me araaiiy. and three
BOTTLES ~ BE- rnc.fed a pfrnnus1t cure.
G. a Nccurniek. Andrfton. Ind.
Mr. Mrtumiel Is only ous 81 many hon.
drcds VINO have endured iurinr. Tor ,sar
and then found that Mils Emulsion gives
blessed relief aad real lasting seaoat' 40
costs nothing 20 try.
Miiks funlsIou 81 o pleasant. n|ufrtiss
food and % corrective nrdIf.ur. n %reafsres
healthy natural bowel ari.on. doing away
WIN al need of pills md phlsics H pro.
moir' appetite aud gaickly puts ihc dlecsuge
'isans in Shape 90 asHimllage food A. o.
builder ~ dfsh and strength. Mis- EmnI.
sion b. ttronriy Recommended 90 those whom
Arturss has weakened aud b. o powerful aid
ln resisting End repairing tLo effects ~ vs.,.
ins diseases. Chronic stomach trouble and
constipation arr promptly rrlic,cd-usualir
in one day.
This Is ihe only solid emulsion made. and
NO paiatablr that % A eaton with o. spoon like
ice cream Truly wonderful Tor weak. sicLI,
children.
No matter how severe your case. you are
urged Go tFy Milas Emulsion under ths
Euaranfrt-fHke As bottles home with Won
use 10 according 10 direriinus aud 10 NOD saf.
ishnd with results, your uou,q will be-
promptly refunded p4lra G0r aud 81 20 Nor
bottle fnc Mills Emulsion Co Trrre Ulate
Ind sofa by dmsgisi. everywhere.
uunranterd w Highiand Pharmacy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says WatOga Lady, "As To Whai
Cardui Has Done For Ne, So
As To Help 0thsrh"

Waioga, W. vs.-Mn. S. W. uladwen,
81 this Town, says; when shout IS yecn
Of age, J suffered greatly Sometimes
would go a month OF two, and had
terrible headache, backaehe, and bearing
down pains, and would Just drag and
had no appetite. Then . II would last
two weeks, and was so weakening,
and my health vas awful.
My mother bought me a bottle Of
Cafdui. and ! began to improve after
taking the first bottle, 90 kept Il up til !
took three 81 gained. and wa weB
AND strong, and | owe Il all TO cafdui,
am married now and have 3 ehildreu
Have never had 10 have a doctor ior
female trouble, and Just resort 10 Cardul
It ! need a tonic. am glad 10 testify 10
what Il has done for me, 80 As to help
others"
II you are nervous OF weak, have head.
aches, baekaches. or any Of the othei
ailmeuis so common 10 women, why moi
give Cardui a tIial2 Recommended b,
many physicians. IN use over 10 years.
Begin taking Cafdui today. Il MAJ
u he vary medicine you need.
Nc-iS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

ELLEN Dimmick. y. m nunlnp. LANA
H. Fryer Mra Hichard Bodydrid. Leo
more Misf.
high schol.Bobort Andcrson. Myrtie
Wnoiiey. Catherine Hulnslde. Athlur-
ton White. MngHrct Crawford. Doug
a. White. Gwonoia Fryer. lienD,
lounF. cOnaucio GoidinE. Lois Neal.
Sam Hcsscr. Aufclia Eltorie. E.mma
Noltudrca. ruth Mocry. Ida Mitchell.
ielou Jackson. Elizabeth OfMara.
ftuby p0rtwood, Emmett MoKawtn.
Irene Doyle, Dawn Taylor. GLADYS
Mathews Edison Taylor. Emma Shell.
ton. DOVE Irene baldwin.
Facuiiy and STUDENTS are nireav
beginning 10 ensemble Zoe the smu-
mer %sessiun, even before the com-
mencement exercises Tor the reruly
year have boon completed. SONS are
here fora little vacation in the noun
talns. which are most beautiful al
thin season OF the year. bcforo Laein-
MINIS Their summer work. Sumo arc
completing correspondence courses
begun dnring the ycar Dfhcrs arc
Doing special work 10 Laboratories or
library.
MrA nichard Bodvneld and her
daughter. from Doming have arrived
in silver CITY Tor the commencement
and tho summer session.
Professor Myroa I.sgibihl OF the de-
partmont OF oducation was the COM
m%enceaicnt speaker al Eatancia on
Friday night 81 last week.
President Han is In active charge
OF school work aRain this week after
a severe seiEe Of pneumonia.
Frances Beard, OF Carlsbad. has en-
rolled Ia The normai for tho summer
Gladys Jackson. a former student.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

the Kind of Theatrical
Season New York
Has Had


NEW NuHk. Nlay 22.- When ala is
HlIi and done, H has been 90 pretty
rUIIE theatrical season.
Generally speaking. critics have
1ercod on tho best tom pb produced
bon New York unIs Nrlr. and 400 agree,
Abraham Lincoln is the best"
TN" uihUrH are 'Itallsse"
The Famous Mrs. Fair" "Clnr-
once Irene rh, storm" The
Gold Uiseora' "E,louI Ohio uarl-
zru' % Smllig' Thru
Probably thr nos Interested loo pol
lllra ul o. woman ON the sturu is
'l1ru Muorus. star OF shaving
TIARA be- 70 real stump orator tud nu.
Tore omnarhinE on her stage cHrr,r
Hiumpod for her grandfather. the
perpetual mayor q omaha. htr moth
'r WiH e. presidential delegate. and
ler iathor Cor other politicIl offices
I'm addition, Miss Noorps managed To-
Win Tor herself u.ur beauty contests
Boo Nebraska.
H David wark Grinith through as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

J groBt movie ]prouucorg There are
those. even of his own clan. who sav
THAT hc Be-. They point TO mis- last pic-
iur'. The Idol Dancers. % disap-
puIutWUuf
a
RuN BoI,h's silver Horde" re-
leased This week, b. 90 sensation. les
shuUIuE ut tho Capitol. Anita Stew.
arr boz 'rhn Yellow T~yphouu." BRYANT
Wlshburn Boo Airs. Temples rclp.
gram Dorothy Dalton Zoo Tho Dark
Mirror and Elaine Himmtrsicfn ia
p" shadow of EuslIIp D~Inyrncs.F
uis 400 good.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
WhPGG1
Exit the Movie Vamp

~ MOVIE Vamp Is on the decline, and no bitter tears are being
best known Of the species. People accuse M Of being te oriodn1
baby yamp," she SAYS. Wv H
pn = rse the title. The vamp has had her day, like the Dodo
A%i IN Dhosanr. see no need for training u new generation. No
type could stand 50 much ovcr-advertising and so much under dres4-
ING rs tho poor old vamp got. No wonder She toftered
And then, the yamp ncver-lived exrept on tho screen When
u woman ~ real life determines on a earccr of heart smashing aud
home wrcckinF, she docsnt advertise her mission by wearing n bl,,k
satin sheath and trimming herself with Jade 1"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

this section have hfcn Visitors during
Tie lUat month. Eiideails tho
springs are eptflnH ri The map.
iherr's crouch water going
90 NaHti to iupIly A~ihuqueruue with
tlcctlc power and lights.
FROM appearances thlH section ~
becoming quite t rcaurt Tor tired bust
ncss Wcu with good frfmis.
j. D., block thinks of opening
restaurant. ana ~ bnndlnr Ia nntiz
giunffOu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22


Invisible Hand" has commenced
production on another uew Vita
graph aeiAIl. All uf Moreno
proves aa an nthleto viii Do
brought Into play in the new pro-
duction, ana particularly hIH
nhility n.y. % swimmer. Pauline
,grioN VIII again DE seen as bio
reading woman.
=; z
u was announced by MIR. Msrnn
Solzntrk, president Of The orrnniy4l
ton that his company had lust slrnQd
n long term lease whereby II tnkor.
possession on MAY no of tho solax
VIII make Tho third sciznirk miudlo boz
no cnsi. the others being located Do
Bronx.
For the Soul OF nnneI" Clnm
kimhnl Nnuug's hoft big produr-
ton is 10 BE- made ipto q grand
opera, according tu plsna ard nf-
engagements tina were iuauaurnt-
90 with tho hrat moving OF this
play at grnumtn'a Itlnltu thOufar.
lu Los Angeles
For the soul Of Rather ID
based ON Tho customs aud roe
mauce OF The people OF the carly
California days.
Madame Frances Aida. no m-
Nl''i ''nlitI, "h"
- th.,i'" I''
l"ft hun VINO wiz
- w ,tNNi "l nlinN lhc
ncl." and Dos opsning presfutf-
~. by i."li'. l''"l'Ii sthi,I
N'' ll'Nh would
.N'l iuHHil thc
i. - -iHnH opera hAaNd on
To- '"" i'''' ,
.r.
'hN'-'"N hhN"f'' thr thiri
200 'aI".NNN NN NINlNINI INrfurN N..Ha b
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

On the completion of his pre-
h'ht picture az Metro, uiirt iNtnll
VIII leave for New York 10 be-
Eone indefinitely. % i possible
mat while IN the metropolis. fN-
tcli VIII return TO his first love.
ihe stage. in u new play presented
Of Metro.
jenny in which Lewis .. Sclxnick
presents Olive Thomas as star. is in
TIE course Of production under the
direction Of Laurence Trimhlo.
An unusual uuportunify tu display
her versatility be- said to ho offered
Miss Thomas I'm this production She
VIII be seer, 10 b. said. Do THREE diff
teront Characterization The urat
portrayal By Miss Thomas is that of
an East Side girl. later uH 70 broadway
star n finally aH the Young wife OF
u society man. Jenny" WIS written
BY Roy HOrniman, o well known
British writer.
Corinnr Crinith aud her sun.
porting COMPANY have gone 10 81.
Augustine. Florida, whore tho cN-
terror Genes viii Doe made Tor nor
forthcoming NituEinph feature.
The whispering Murkct" Geo.
Sargent is directing the picture.
= IT, -
90" ',p'i kaufman weekly
49, lt""l,'H ~ ,.' d. SOU
man sJi,ar :. l''ln,ll N,"l
HpoCidd performance given flr the
m"miers OF the Newspaper Publish
rra' association ut thr EiNoli thcater
:, t'h' '''h pln'' one
-, uu'ius y" annual COW eiiion
This ASSOCIATION irfluios lu its mcm-
hofHhtp. uf 900 tID important
y,b,,n W ''' HlihS ''
- I' .N' u'Miht
.ra,t hll"'
t,,i5sr r,,. .t.
H quo li '" nifc
could De- screamed .u arfIsIr4u. XIX
outcrtuiuiutIy.
"Gouteuta be- tho seronI U.rb.rf
kaufman wpskI, 10 lo r.f,as,I b.,
Scizuick through Srlesf pi,tur,. co,
uurlunu. Tho urtf be- g,,t l.t
low released fbr ,y.sl ,f ua, 40
followed D., 'Soutont' ANA then pitv
the poora other releases i4 mn
dcrstood. arc to Doe announced with
IN the noar future.
= Is
Econ. t,.. -
yal,i,, N, $500 n' W. W
rhi.t.rs .tp,t@ 1f uph
and ,r,tq nm
s,m,ps. ~,
now mpitinr an rh
with Lucille Carlisle PLAYING op.
poHifa Larry semUu'a rurr.ff
romtdy school DAYS" fs b,tnr
shown his week bon New York
titN ut She CAPITOL tH.lfrr whI.I
has htcu' renowned us boIur thp
largest place OF amusement boz
b world,
y
NIUNAnU.H LUNMHULf. &c.. uHaH .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Hitch hun.
hcasie Stevens spent tie Weekend
q NAY 1913 with Mr shofwcli ofl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Society



iuh weddnng anniversary. Tho faiin.
plaster ana the poetponsG play. while
u gave their happiness o jar. va not
destroy d. and they both eacaped I'M
injured. They VIII probably hold
over their celebration until next week.
and see it through lu the hiThesf
spirits.
Dunaid Wilson. son of Afr. ana Mrs,
John ". Wilson. formerly a student of
the tniyersity of Now Mexico aud
nsw enroliea IN the University 81
Colorado ht Boulder. has been made
an honorary member N the legal
fraternity " Phi kappa Phi. Wilson
b iu the iunlur ciafr ne is a mem
hcr Of sigma chi fraternity.
Miss Lorcna wells. n teacher al ne
Ola Town school has bert for san
Diego, Cat, whore she has entered
ne normal school.
Mrs. pa2id spence Hli Is The now
%pntroucss 81 the Kappa Delta Nu
sorority.
Mrs Elizabeth Clark Hesseldcn r.
fytccsed homo from Columbia Uni-
ycrHity where she was enrolled IN the
freshman clusf. about Tuesday ~ next
week. She viii be- ~ home with her
perrnts on West Central Tor about
. week and nt tho end of That time
will leave Tor Santa 70 FOR the SUM
mor.
Miss Manunliin chavez, who taught
e. rtho past yosT nt tho Candoiarins-
GrinEos school. will leave next weeE
Tor Las Vegas whore she will cr-
roll 90 fhc normal school for summer
work. Miss chavez is going overland
with members ~ her family. and Will
stop Tor "a few DAYS at pcnu Blanca.
Taos and santn Pc.
Mr.. Fred Bonncu IL Sc. Chicago on
business
Miss Isabel pcrca. "a teacher 40 The
santa Iarharu school mas lcft Tor
Los Anroie4 whore she viii enter tho
hummer school OF she University Of
California.
Mrs Eugonia Irish nnd daughter.
MiHe Dorothy. have %acturuel from
Socurru county to spend their sums
u.r Doc Albuquerque. Mrs fish Sal
OF the school Of Lemitar.
Mifs Dorothy attended the Socorro
oounty hiph ashooi.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Dcnnoi ana
cd" wv INNfH NN". NaNNaNhNNl lark lhiNa
rrldrn have leased fhc Wilson home
.n Slntu Fo whore they win spend
"uumcr.
Mrs Lillian McSuhh. who for Tho
'Hr' few FrIra bias held the position
'f principal uf tho ola Town school.
owes Monday fnr san Diego. Tor tho
umftor While There. she win attend
'hn normal Mr. and Mrs. McNahb
wll mako their permanent home in
future Doe rh"ouiN. Arizona. Nf~.
dcNahh will leave for prUeuiN after
D." close OF thc summer school
Miss Regina Roscuwlld. Of Los
Angeles. California. o. visiting her
luut Mrs sidney Eosouwuid. She
yll mako 3 stay % several weeks .
ierc T,
Miss lnra Lnyclaco has returned
from uu extended visit with friends
zoo Relatives BOO kansas City and go.
.ouis Do has been gone since last
Mr. g. a. brigham, head of tho
International bunhum Heating COM
ANY. Huyul Wednesday 100 the city us
Doc EuDsl oi $50. john Strumquisi. at
Do" i.umpuIH' home on Norih sixth
uert
NNN
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-17
PROFITS ON SUGAR
 UNDER REGULATION

United States Marshal F. R. Bren- neman has issued the following order to the mechhants of Cordova:
 "Gentlemen: The following instruc- tions have been received from the at torney general of the United States:
 "'You will immediately announce in your state that the only recognizable margin of profit on sugar by the de- partment of justice is i cent per pound for wholesalers and 2 cents per pound for retailers
 These instructions were wired over the division by Marshal Brenneman, and dealers caught exceeding this limit will be prosecuted.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-17

Rev. w. J. Maakestead, pastor of the Lutheran church at Petersburg, has left that place for Tacoma, where he will reside in the future.
 Ketchikan will appropriately ob- serve Memorial Day, May 30. Among the features of the observance will be a parade in which the American Legion will join.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-17
STORIES ABOUT ALASKA
 OCCURRENCES

Anton Eide, employed by the Road Commission has started work on the road from Petersburg to Scow bay.
 Robert w. Kellen, old-timer of the Alaska Interior and father of Mrs. M. A. Schaeffer and o. w. Kellen, died recently.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-17

M. s. Dobbs has been elected school tax collector at Ketchikan, vice Geo. Woodruff, who was called to Seattle to attend to his fathers fur business on account of the illness of the latter.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-17
VALLEY OF SMOKES IS DESCRIBED AS
 HELL WITH LID OFF

The Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes near Kodiak, Alaska, will see no more of it's discoverer, Robert F. Griggs, professor of Botany, Ohio State Uni versity Professor Griggs, who de- scribes the valley as "hell, seething hell, with the lid off," says five trips to this desolate country atop the earth is enough and that he is fled up on it." During the coming sum- mer Prof. Griggs expects to complete his book describing this valley of mys- tery and the eruption of Mt. Katmai nearby.
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The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-17

As soon as it is definitey known that constructive plan has been adopted by the forest bureau which promises to remain stable, there will be located on Gastineau channel, one of the largest paper and pulp mills on the coast. Parties have been work ing on plans for the past two years. All arrangements have been made to go ahead the minute it is known that the millions to be invested will not be subjected to a change of Ethe rules of the game" at the whim of the de- pcrtment chiefs.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-17
THE CORONA DAILY TIMES MONDAY, MAY Y, 1920

store for Alaska's newest mining camp. He stated that it was his opin. ion that this would be one of the greatest mineral producing camps in the United States within the next couple of years.