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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
kRAL ANNOUNCES kE'LL MAKE RACE |FOR COVERN0RSH|F
ko+arv of State Expresses
 tonfidence of Obtaining 1. Nomination

H., Rock Feb. 7.-Tom J. Ter # #. Union county, secretary of
 today formally announced ms
 ascv for governor, The plat
 dars ,,uSn w which he will make the
 .u, up the office will be announced
 lot lo+er date, he said. Mir. Terral
 ,,nced need several months ago that
 amld I he in the race, but deferred E"rmal announcement until yes
 STerral is serving his second
 as secretary of state. He was
 nated three years ago by an
 ,rbelming ,i%s majority. Since his
 n,hency. many improvements in sneretarv of states office have
 made Modern methods of keep records and files have been in- ed thus saving to the state con rable time and money.
 Q accounts of MT: TerraPs office rtlv were audited by the state ptroller, the report showing that | sd iudiciously handled the funds |;no into his hands. He was nliTmented in the report upon his Tho saved the state several thous-
 of dollars by withholding from ;cation the acts of the second |;si session of the legislature i -nassed on by the court, the \ holding them all invalid. [n making my formal announce < for governor, I do so after ma deliberation, and feel that l fl win the nomination by a hand |e plurality" said MT. Terral yes |av M have talked with voters 1 all sections of the state, in- linz all classes, and am confident Fictory. ..,, have done my utmost to fill the ce of secretary of state with lit to myself and to the state. t is too early to begin an active naign. but I will cover the state ,re the primary. It is my inten-
 to see as many voters as pos e. and I will prosecute a vigorous paign."
 r. Terral is regarded as a Pine if man, his wife being a daugh- of Mrs. N. T. Terrell of 1Oe herford place. He is a frequent tor to the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
Two Safes LOOted
 in Broadway Store

New York, Feb. Two safes in .ne lower Broadway offices of the In-
 snatlonal Agricultural corporation,
 ere footed last night of $7,5O0 rolth of securities, postage and avenue stamps, it was announced to- uay, making the third robbery in sntee days in the heart of the finan- Sl S,al district, we'll ~below the police dead line" for crooks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
WHITEFISH RARE.

Calumet, Mich, Feb. 7.-Whitefisl in Lake Superior are showing sucl marked decrease in quantity tha they are liable to become rare with in the next few years unless legis lative steps are taken to prohibi their extinction, is an opinion com Lake Superior port towns. Mos believe that the whitefisl industry may be saved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
risoner Makes
 Escape in Hurry

New York, Feb. 7.-Lack of ade- |hte facilities in what may be call the receiving and shipping de ftment of the Tombs was blamed
 keepers there for the escape tenn farily of Karl Jansen.
 bansen came in patrol wagon th fifteen other men, the batch ling in charge of John Reilly, driv- of the Black Maria. Reilly march them into the Tombs reception pm and while receipt was being kde out a deputy sheriff passed rough the room with a dozen ,nen their way out after having given E. .--....-,.... |A few minutes later it was dis
 vered that Jansen had gone along |th them. From the Tombs Janser ent to his home, td be arrested |ere within forty minutes of his cape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
Sues Hotel for $10,00O in Tips

Chicago, Feb. 7.-Claiming she had turned $l0,0OO she collected in tips as a cloak room girl to the Hotel M Ma oalle to "hold in trust for her." mrs. Regina Barlow of Detroit, Michi- san' today sued the hotel company to recover the money.
 me woman says she was employed 2 a cneck room girl, at the hotel IIS0m 1916 to 1918 and during that Ane received the $10,000 in tips.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
Spiker Will Wedd Miss Knowles Today

Fall River, Mass, Feb. 7.--Guy s. Hpiker, of Baltimore, fiance of Miss EImiiy Knowles, the young English |Woman who came to this country |with her child, of which Spiker's brother, Lieut.. Farley Spiker, is the gather, indicated today that his mar |rlage with Miss Knowles would take place here tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08

quick that the eye does not follow the movement, Dr. Dii! says. The lattles rattle when the snake is frightened and nervous, he declares.
 Another mistaken idea is that the age of the snake may be told from the number of rattles, Mir. Dill as serts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08

Cleveland during the present year, Warren s. Stone, grand chief, an- nounces. The bank expects to open with approximately 50,000 depositors from the ranks of organized labor, he said. "Organized labor has more than $40,000,0O0 on deposit in bank throughout the country" MT. Stone said, adding that this money could work just as well for labor, in a bank organized and controlled by labor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08

Dill, director fthe exhibit of yer tcbhates at the University of Iowa, says. Experience with live rattlers
 in the university laboratory shows that when the snake is planning a
 quick strike it is absolutely still except that its head may sway slightly from side to side. The strike and withdrawal of the head is so
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08

completed here. It is 12,000 yards long and separates Calexico from Mexicali Lower California, Mexico. It is believed it will materially re duce the work of immigration off cers of both Mexico and the United States. The fence is composed of wooden posts, painted red, and staunch .barbed wire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
Rattler Rattles F Only When He is
 Nervous, is Claim

Iowa City, Ia., Feb. 7.--The r;st tlesnake does not sound his rattles as warning before striking, put because of nervousness, Homer is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08

account of can shortage" is the ex perience of sardine fisherman of Monterey Bay, according to writer
 of the Monterey-Cypress- American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
CAN SHORTAGE SEVERE.

Monterey, Cal, Feb. 7.--Catching aia Siasy-Iiye tons of sardines in sin
 Hse naul but forced to throw back 'nso tne water all but five tons Con
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
UNION PLANS BANKS.

Cleveland, O., Feb. 7.-The Broth erhood of Locomotive Engineers vii open a bank and trust company IT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08
LONGEST BOUNDARY FENCE.

Calexico, Cal, Feb What is said to be the longest boundary fence in the world has just been
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-08

China claims to have the worlds oldest almanac.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

ION and Mra. stanley. Will be shipped
tomorrow night A. Altoona. kansas
Tor burial strong brothers are In
churfc OF funeral arrangements
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

and Jacob. were appointed ioint cx-
rrntors or the estate and Mrs Ar
milo wna arpointed guardian OF the
Tho VIII OF Mia 1Almn Keepers
WEs filed aud April 10 set Tor q ht1r-
ing IN n esiats OF q. ~ Fawks
tan application wun filed fof tho APP
uolntmcnt Of administrator
Nearly SO carcs which came up Tor
fhe attention OF the probate court
this morning ncccnsitnted the contin-
nance ~ The session until this after
noon. The pumbcr Of cascs coming
BEFORE fht couft har almost triulcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

TAc rcrenfa and inrmuefe 81 the
Daughters Of ~ Ameficsn Rr,olption
VI the state OF New Mexico will hssrin-
Sic IN the Presbyterian church rarlora
AL 10 q. %. aud ? y m. IN Nondas. AZ
This time a slate confcrccc vlnli he or
feroria WIN ne rccclSed FROM state Of
nccrs and chaptfr regents. aad ~ Ia.
tldtntai businrss viii b. discussed
Two mYmbcrs 9fom satr chnpter
viii be entitled ~ vote IN addition 10
The stale o1Icera and clln Nfhcn % tiato
committees This fceulinon viii 90
In forcn until thr constellation auH hs
laws protI1Irr Tor REPRESENTATION have
'llecn ndopted An memhcra are ~
.uucsled 1 9 attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
.lalANIcIED HEN
FLED NOT GUILTY


Thirteen pefsons artaiened before
fht dlsiflti cort4 this mofnine plead
N not nls u he chpfsss ~ which
ihe erant JUN indicted theui eurina
fntthef nalttmtnts were given out
fS6ak iiore. nosnaon.usm and
n-4upnoft q wife and FAMILY. 0ayc
bond Tor ~ .ooo.
MILAN Afrshs. statutory charge
~ nPnf fof tAeet
property. oave bond fot $1,000.
HenaRIo Arrdata. reevltlnG and aid
ing ln M tnI4c4lmtIn ~ IoIhn prop
erty. Uat@ nth1 IqI af1op.
The cu1ai4tl dptHft quliea and
me 2fs
1sss' y sHsss ss'i Ssf 9'' sSsi
Mesth s.s,ass 81 New Mexico "a
Nicolas ftanfq. elate n "a. 4. Gar
aenhlrei F4ate ~ A~ielqniadcs Mar
Msrca atsssse Abcnieio cur.
ffafth 1e--Hfatc - lfopaldo Arias;
state va Pataiho TeicoAcanf
Nhrch 41-S4nie ~. Frank Tineco.
Siafe ~ John Brown. &c.
Mafnh 1o--6iate ~ Florercio Ia
mora STATE ~. Jeoreldo MAEon
March Se-Ssaie ~ Meteo chENes
end solomon Carols. state ~ Russell
March st-~state VI Lorenzo cuti-
nola: state ~. Geo " Harrison.
April f-H,ale ". Santiago Garcia;
atnie w.. Amador Grnnkdh.
April 1-sinte -. Meliaio Garcia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
Eastern Star Women
Visit Indian School

The Aaah chapter numberf q ths
Eastern HiAr resumed IL coneucaiior
thln morning ht which time several
addresses ~ the grand officers were
FIyrn. Upon beinf recessed. tho
quests Of the focal chapter motored q
4ha United Atutes Indian school where
they mhde q thorough Inspection %
the Institution through the courtesy
81 Ruben Perry, superintendent OF the
fthoui.
This afternoon al : O'Clock the ses-
nion Was continued and memorial SER
flrfa. BUSINESS discussions and tbs
election Of officers consumed tho
aIr4lfr part OF the time.
Tonight al $50 "A banquet will be
given ~ the banquet hail OF the Ma.
aunIc Temple after which the newly
n~ppointed and elected oiicert VIII be
Installed.
Tho conference 30 far mas been one
Of the f1aff Succckafui on record
Aboa1 20 delegates from All over the
tefs have atscnard in addition 10 over
1~01-FaNtQrH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
MINERS TO WARE ON
AEHN KANSAS LAW
Illinois Unions Vote to
Support Strike in Sun
flower State

PEORIA. III. March 29.-~The se.-
aeo nlInols miner through repre-
s~enfailtes III session here tCdaS. gave
Unqualified support II state President
Alexad1er floWat d Kansas today.
when b. n~uaounced a program for tn
launchiHK o. "a general mlncrs strike
IN KANSAS In defiance @ ktate laws
mere which are said "a now prohibit
ntI1kea 81 aus nainre.
Heuhaf was n % the leaders Of
sha eoni suInera recently clted fer con-
Indianapolis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
Mrs. Viola Miller
Dies at Age of 81

Mrs. Viola Miller. 5f years old. died
this m0finr Of tltr home Of her diu1Rli-
ter. Mr. SUE NJ. Dillon at at2 South
seventh street. Mrs Miller cume herr
three years ago Tor her health.
BESIDES Mrs. Dilion. with whom she
made her home here. she is survived
by her husband In MnvsVillc, Ark. i've
other daughters. Ms ~ a.. Stanley OF
Fort Smith, Ark, and In. Jennie
BollinE who came herr from Kansas
last week. and two brothers who live
IN Oklahoma and kansas
The body. accompanied hy Mrs. Dil-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
Hoyt and Roughton
Going to Denver

A. s. r,oughton. rcurral warehouse
foreman and A. W. rloyt. local
agent. icavc tonight for Denver. Cob
to attend the annual system loas and
dumnrc committee of q. =. and ~.
meeting 10 be held incro commcnclng
Monday. B~eroscnntives from all
rnris OF the Santa ~ system. from
chicago 90 the Pac.tic coass and south
To- Galveston win attend this meeting
as we'll aa practically an the higher
officials nf the road
This organization which % now In
eleventh year ~ existence, has Tor is
PRINCIPAL object tho elimination inso-
mr as possible % TIE losses Tor which
JOB tho past slN months period ending
uu June 80. 1919, 20 total nf S~l.2tfaNs
vfH HpHhi in settlement nf claims Tor
uhe entire HNstem THIS was an In
croa1c upc the corresponding period
for tho year preNiuns of over "a hRit
mliliun dollars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

The United States has gained
steo,ll3fi0 on ihr international
snovement Of gold and silver IN she
last six years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

The ounce Z msabtr d Ae rose
family.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08

fdiittdmdttOmdt. sos ban diff bou
>attu @oose 2afe'in, emane mitddn
oliii baneStd faaneet. $erro iaIIei
mennd taman aiian pimepteen wa-
bdfii aifaa, antaaifenia nellie pie
Id fipindn iloa bdnestd. $oubattiin
perbebautaan tddlId @IpsiG. gaimd
plldmainitiit baiitaamiiet on toimit
tanat past. 8. &iiotialainen. Mu>
gust Siipafta, Gonb bu 2acistG,
Dis. ia Mnoretp Mifbola, Settle
Hiberiltd. oIitpot ba,taiaiiisia tail
Id, ia iamoin glIbin @aappanen,
Nr ia Nrs gbo Bife&ioeIta.
HGdaidispaimdiltana oil iubIat
firfosin. EiIaiiuuoesia tariottiin
mposfin fabmia bppien Ieiposten
fansia. Bast. 9. 9~liotiaIainem ia
ieminoariIainen slfiel Nbo opat in.
listaneet ibmiitlIe aitunitta oipan
armoSta naisid tiIaiiuufiisia. Scr
2aistig, 8rrlesta, isis. on mieraiIs
Tut post. &ilotialaiien pcrbeeslG
pG1iiGisppbain aifana.
Esther 2nitinen on oIIut t11le
Iafin antamasia laulaifoniertteia.
q. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Snlpia i~emfnaarifle

penngrobe, Sal. Y. 6. &aarti-
men $500. = Bast. 6. g. Giemen
fautta: @alamala, Minn. gbas De
lin $t.00; - 5~Iooopooo. Minn.
u. &imelG ia s. 2uoma fumpifin
$1.00. - Trs Alma Gnisfan
fmitta: gbatbam, Nicb. Mina
&unista ia Serman &aneos fumpi-
fin $500; IlIi Niemi, g. &ani>
men, Sobn Mdfi, lnton @iemi,
MrS gtla Sill, Oatpio SGnninen
ia Sam1iel Mdnnisto fufin $t.00;
Obi &l1asfa, Ssfar @oimanen, s.
iaoc YtGfi, Sacob 2uoma, Sobn
&allio, Matti Sonfala, EoiDo Seal
rio. Mrs S. @alIio, Wrs Mlma
Niemi, Mrs Sanora 2ebto ia 81.
SO. fufin SOC; Siiaf 8uorinen,
@iIle 2aitiner, Sobn Eormd, SGffi
2asiiIa, SiImn &anta ia ltuno
Mdfi fnfin 25c. = Baltic, Wicb.
Sobn Safala. $500. = Sronwooo,
Nicb. past. 81. Bainman ftta g.
Sarlnno $500.
@pb6meIlinen fiitos feradiilIe ia
labioittaiilIe.
gst. 9. @uotfaIainen @Ip, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
gruefctista, y. DAT.

8eliet ia iiiaret usfosia. = So.
luan taasfin teitd teripebtid miiit.
tamalIa ianalla fosta on min b.
mod aifan ia tilaiiuutta. Niin,
aiituaotban ollaan nrnosta Dainl
geuo onfin ibanat idh6t ia ioiwnt
ne f~orpisiani alma ia pbG nuoel<
leer, Ills eli aniiosta maan armos<
ia. &pllG olemmetin onnelliiia fun
SiGmme on Slmnlu ia Seelns
&ristus neljemme. @mmefo oleftin
forfeoo iufua fun alma tiolta tai-
maan forfeuoestal @aiffa wiippm
mefin pienen bettiien tGGllG al-
baallo nlbosia iurun, min ei mei>
oGn iiGti tGGGl1 toripitle olla, maon
futen ianoinfin pienen betfiien
moon ia len 9etfiien fun me el1m@
me usfoslo Seeiufieen, min tili
fuolo betfellGt MILD tabania, olem.
me omellilet ia matfamme pGa-
m1Gr1 on tho ibana taimaan faus
punfi. uieinpa foti>itdpG waltaa
mielen ajateJlaslani toipaan iba-
nuitto. 81 ettd iinne 10 pGGiiiin
noon lana ianoo: Biela betfiien,
fobta ollaan fotono. Oletfo iinG III.
fiioni onneIlinen mntfamies ia on.
TO matfaii pGGmGarG taiipuan fiins
nio? sos eli ota ie wdstaon 10 tds
n1Gr, buomenna moi olla 10 mpo-
bGistd ia matfnli pdGm11rG on bel
metti, min ifGtpG1 on iilloin ii1iipp
teii. Sta mastaan onta aiitlitteli
tdMG betfeIlG fun lie ldbiofii anne
taan. Seeius mafioi peltaii ia re-
pi melfufirioii aiman pienifii pa@
Ioiifii ia npotti meren iDwppteen;
iiis n1et eta olet oifpon pelaton
ia mnpao lopii. SIoitie attitudes
taiil Goipoasia fitte poremmin tie
lin Seeiusta fiitGmme; fun taaIG
alotomme min iieIIa jatfamme.
&eipGt, tuo ibana nifa ~fpuooesta,
on plan opellomme, lofo onftm
taos bousfoo, iiIl1 onbon min
iloista fun ioopuii fepdt fplmGn ia
mprsfpiien tolipen perGstG. 2innrt
nlfaa laltlaa Serralle lilo. ia pliss
tpsIouluiomia, fufot alfoo tiofiua
ibanoa t~iiofiuanio, ruobo maasia
ia Ieboet puisio - foiffi otpot iitb
Ias ia bG6pupusionia. &oiffi m1ris
tittomot bppppttG Sitmolon. Sis
etfo iin6 ibmisIopii mpos Suojoa
fiitt1iii ia pIistdiii bdnen forfeoo
nime6Gn, iilIG SGn on nellie faif'
ii fnifcsia: bdn on nellie min bps
m1 alma maitfo me oIentme bGnel-
le totteIemottomio; ban on ormols
linen. Serran bdItitlt.
&iIma Botron
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
3alliit elimemstamnnfIet

Baras Iddfe forfeita ~eIinfuston.
nitfiia ipostom on bintoien olento.
minen. Sitcbcocf-Si Com ofia.
mics mpp teine faiffea tamaroo
baIspimmiIIa binnoiIIo.
Sobn YoIlari
Sronpooo, Wicb. Iirora Toe.
Sitcbcocf-Sin Com m~ppm6mies go
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08

iosta buolebti Mrs Sobn 8uori-
men oil tiiloia $3.50, iosta ii1iri
tiitos labioittaiiIIe. Se1iraamasta
fofoufiesta buolebtii Mrs Sobn
uitto Danbempi bubtifuun II p.
Eernetliloa lGbelt6 ia fa1ifaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
SMg;!|;
Metropolitan Life Building
Minneapolis, MINI.
Paikallisia asiamiehia kaikkialla
Smpniis

SltlDtf1tS
Sronmoooin iunmal. @m. 2utb.
&aniallisi eurafumnnn tuioiinel1dn
mes fofous pioetGGn firffoialisia
iunnuntaina bubtia. II p. flo 2
j. p. p. &ofoufiesia tulee fesfuss
teltamatli ia pd1tettGwGfii tGrfeista
aiioista m. m. pappilan forinufies.
to, ioten iotaiien ieuratuntalaiien
lGsnaolo on tarpeellinen.
Sronipooo, Mic5. 26 p. maalisf.
1920.
Sacob &ilponen Oscar Sucobfon
eiimies firinri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08

= Srencb Safe, Minn. on tan.
nettu tolebti 1914 firffofunnan
fasiaon, ionfa on lGbettdnpt past.
S. rrpilainen. &iitos.
<
Nortb Yorf, his.
@iime ompeluleuran fofonfiesia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Salp ia fafii lottia
SaIntaan fhtt1

Mppidfii. Tiilee baIIita tapoelli.
iesti iuomen. ia eneIonninfieltd ie-
ia omato fofemista mppntiin.
4beI 2ooin
1872 SO. aurora ct Gitp
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
Paikkakunnalta

8eSiemerin fa1ipungin maa-
leisio moitti gnop 8prne iGlIeen,
tulleen uuoelleen taupungin maio-
riff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08

- Sronpoobin fauppafomari on
iaonut uuiia iGleniG $50, mafiaen
fufin i6ien $25 ipiiobesio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08

Sron 8eItisia ia S%urlepsi6
on ilmennpt ilorotfotapo1ifiin. Sas
pausten ioita Sron @eItisi6 on 5
ia SurlepsiG 2, eli ionota oIetpan
manraIliiia.
Salu ia fafii lottia
WDp6dGn poismurton totiu 1opi>
Dilla ebboilIa. SamaIla mppoG1n
maban fdptettp feittos ia l1mmi-
tpsruni. Sorfemia tietoia inatte
firioittamalla tai f19tnGnne fatio-
masia.
Salmar Huiila
400 6. Samaracf It. 9orrie Soc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08

= Sobn &orWen beiponen @te>
Id 9esiemeristG, farfaii Ser teat-
term liiota ia iSfi mennesfG6n
buss 1outomobiiliin, mritto Ell na-
bingoittunut.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-14
HIGHER RANCE FOR GRAIN
IS CAUSED BY C0VER|NI


~ Associated pr-fa.
CHICAGO Nov 10 Short covering
0adr llrhpr range fUr nll grains to.
day with wheat In the lead
The markets were uvvrsold ana offer.
ipgs were llrhl but the upturn fnil"d
to hold az heavy scllirg developed and
cu'rsp grains broke sh1rplv
40 tho finish wheat showed net raln
% % cents toy l.2 cents with December
lsa 81 io lNO and March 100 II 10
i7n g.. corn was quarter cent higher To
"a lower oats Norc unchanged tu hlif
cont tower and provisions were un.
thlugtd tn 81 cents higher.
tn ro was general disposition on the
Iari ~ r1tiy buyers tu take profits Ia
Nh tt. many 90; them not caring 90
,rnyc thr.r tldDe over Sunday In view
nf The disappointing scti0n ~ the stock
market NV York reported two cot.
ton uil sXuorirrg in financial difficulties
which also aided in depressing prices
There Nla eUm" export demand VIA The
gull i"t sllcs were mot reported
8 lbDrnl export business wbs claimed
Co have been done Hfir the close yes.
t.diy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-14
COTTON MARKET SHOWS
DAY OF MORE Weakness
ny A,a,ciai,dPress.

~ AH1oiaitd Press.
SEW "ii,r. Nov. i3--Th cotton
drrNrt showed renew weakness today
.th hlurph 'nt mtcr deliveries ln.iug
.t.W bow words Cor Dee season.
G"pY,iE ,t freezing Wvtthof tll u'tf
Ten. h'it gctitoG 10 utirtrt very uttl' a..
f,I.tion ''Du AIRED with tn connpad
tcrr, ssIuu cot y neral business tpi over.
li-ht trputs go weaker spot 'l4rl.oiH
90 Il, Wt,.rtih wrr. gl'#G hrs,ti IA The
d. l.uc 'lN,,cr ami clos.ns lli's
slowed t,oIato rlhHs with "a. nan.
Sc. ii1lilr ED dy ~ % not d,c!my a. = .
'N ss FONTS.
'hv '.tulis was risy az 1eelmo.
't.liut for yer tn ,oek orl rlpeol
plli,r right after tn rt,l De-, Oh. mar.
.k.t soon weakened asilu 90, INK to con.
unuod liquidation aud u,rV lusnoss over
.sull conditions.
iuD census ROTOR. th wing domestic
u'u consumption ,f uDly 3npsI7 uil,f
,ur October was factor on IN decline.
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iApiES-Dp hcmsiitchng and picot.
iug ~ home ull on snare time. Attach.
WDut fits any machine. tsi0. Agents
wunt.d y. Stephenson, Box 1875. Kan.
Is cay. Mo.
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sugar


NEW YORK, Nov 10 While no fur.
th.r changes Aok place in tho local
wur0tt for raw SUGAR today. th. under.
tHUr continued weak.
The drop In refined sugar flilod ~
matter .nlig' and th" market u.i-d veal,
ut M" previous range ot sem o" 1850 ton
.n STIMULATED with business very slow.
sNttr futures showed decided Weakness
u'y slth opening declines 40 10 a.
20 iuiH lmt o. This loss was recovered.
thn ,''sH l'ue steady AZ 10 1t - points
r.l r.,'lar.
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REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT sop IInrrlEon. rhonn wv.
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Coffee.


NEW YORK Nuv 70 Coff,, futures
fr quiet 'u'iy. IN. opening vas Hy
3D. ~ paints lower and olUs' showed 1
1.' l.es M . to 10 points nUcHml,p. h,2.
~fDl 0ui.t. up ~ + ls, santos o. 1884
In ~ 10
The worlds visible supply statement
bowed 1n Increase ot s2lso bags for
U"tuhvr tho visible as uf November Z
lcing N3t13pi hlrs
Thu official cables quoted the ri1
market unchanged O. 2i refs higher
Slutns futures wore 2-i o. 3si rcls
luy,r.
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Cotton seed oil,

w Associated ffrba.
NEW YORK. Nov IA After show
ug early frwucss. cotton seed oil re-.
',;'d and became rather weak under
local selling on reported financial
troubles in ,hc trade closing five points
higher w five points lower
Primo crude 200. prime summer yci.
'oN spot 1852 December 1850.
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TO TRADE for merchandise or resi-.
d,ncr property. 500 acres land In Deaf
Smith county. fine farming land al lev.
~. good farms an around Barnett &
Thurmonl, Hereford. Tex.
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LOST AND FOUND

PAPER IIANGING-rhono 1896.
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LAND FOR LEASE OR SALON an.
tuctiyo terms 25i acres un highway.
near Amarillo. al fine agricultural land
viii lcngc fur one year. Also lands Nv
Randall county near Canyon. John =.
Mathis. room T. National Bank If Com.
mprce building.
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AMARILLO DAILY NEWS SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER a. 1920
FOR RENT

FOR RENT--3 partly furnished or un.
furnished rooms. o. adults GOl Monroe.
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ron RENT-Cldsc in. garage $40 Tay
lev ~.
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FOR SALE or TRADE-A good well
improved farm: close 90 Wihoradn
stock and implements: possession ni
once; would consider some good Ana
rillo property ~ part of the first cash
payment. Price Oh and Realty Co
Phone eSSiiGi.
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ron RENT One furnished room. with
hrJi aud lights. private entrance; suitl'
be fur twu boys; $50 per month. 1906
Harrison ~.