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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-16
LARGE DEAL IN poCAHoNTAs.

Information has reached US that
the large drug store building and
stock of drugs with fixtures and good
will of George S. Landon at Poca-
hontas, has been purchased by the
Citizens Drug Co., of the same town,
who will, after the inventory has been
completed take charge of the busi-
ness and conduct same in the present
location which is on Center street.
next to the Bank of Pocahontas. IT
is said that Mr.. and Mrs. Landon
will go west in the interest of Mr..
Landon's health, as he has not been
well since he had severe attack of
the flu during the winter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-16
WHERE is THIS WOMAN?

This paper is asked to assist in
locating jamie Helmandollar, who left
this town years ago. She was last
heard of at Maybeury, w. Va, some
.tteen years ago, living in the family
named Lambert. She is daughter Of
Lizzie Helmandollar, Of this town.
ANY information will be gladly re-
his Office. 4-1s.St "
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S34OO.32

l wish to take this opportunity of
thanking each one of these district
chairmen for the splendid co-opera-
tion that they. have shown in this
work. | wish also to thank the public
spirited editor Of the Clinch Valley
News for the unfailing generosity
that he showed in always allowing
us tn eneeded space in his paper.
You will see from the above report
that the county has not quite made up
its quota. If any reader of this pa
per desires to make contribution to
this cause, send check to w. T. Gil
lespie, Treas.
w. w. ARROWOOD.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-16
W. c. T. U. TO MEET TUESDAY.

The Woman's Christian TEMPER
ance Union will meet Tuesday. the
~, at thrre o'clock, with Mrs. James
Hurt. The devotional will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Emma Greever. The
program will be led by Mrs. ]. A.
Leslie. The subject of program, will
be Child Welfare. The news Itama
will be given BY Mrs. J. 8. Bottimore.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-16
MAIDEN SPRING DISTRICT.

Delegates-C. M. Hunter, A. w.
Horton, J. S. White, Robert Lambert.
Alternates-Geo. w. Hurt, Chap
man H. Peery, C. It. Keister, j. A.
Payne.
Motion was made and carried to
authorize any delegate not attend
ing to substitute for himself some
person who would attend, and the
delegates present to cast the entire
vote of the county.
On motion made and carried dele
gates were instructed to vote for
George c. Peery as delegate from the
Ninth district to the National con-
vention at Sa Francisco and for l. C.
Boyd, of Russell county as alternate
and to work for their election as long
as their names are before the con-
vention.
George C. Peery presented to the
meeting the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
1. That we heartily endorse the re-
cord of the National Administration
under the leadership of that great
American, Woodrow Wilson.
A political party, to deserve the
support of great people should pre-
sent record of constructive achieve
ment and honorable service. Judged
by this standard, the Democratic par
ty approaches the coming contest with
confidence. It's record, ddring the war
crisis, is one of achievement une-
qualled in history. A war that threat
ened the very foundtion of society
and civilization was won and the
United States assumed position Of
moral leadership and influence not
heretofore enjoyed by any other ma
tion of the world. We commend the
peace of justice and victory negotiat-
ed under the Presidence guidance.
2. We condemn the course of the
Republican senate, who, for partisan
purposes and in opposition to the
patriotic leaders in their own party,
have refused to ratify the Treaty of
Peace. AS a consequence, the world
has been retarded in its return to
peace; spirit of unrest has grown
business has suffered and the lead.
ershlp and influence of our country
has been discounted.
We condemn the course of the rep.
resentatiye of this district in con.
gress for his sympathy with and ac
tive encouragement of the course pur.
sued by his party in the United State.
Senate.
3. We endorse national prohibition
q. We further endorse the efficien
and business-like administration oj
the Democratic party in the State O
Virginia under Governor Westmore
land Davis.
Delegates at Large From Virginia.
Motion was made that delegates b
instructed to vote for Henry C. Stu
art as one Of the delegates at larg
from the State to the national con
veentionI, but substitute motion wa
ohered and carried instructing dele
gates to votes for Senators Glass an
Swanson, Henry c. Stuart and Gov
ernor Davis as the four delegates q
lafge from Virginia.
On motion Geo. c. Peery was gi,
en- rising vote of thanks for his ac
dress to the meeting.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-16
DODGE FOR SALE.

One Dodge touring car. Model 1920,
has only been run 1900 miles, will
sell cheap for quick snle. Auto Sales
& Machinery Company.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-16
Delegates at Large From Virginia

WANTED-April 20, thirty yearl-
ing cattle to pasture on good grass.
Price one dollar and fifty cents each
head per month.
MRS. LAURA HURT
Wittens Mills, Virginia.
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JEFFERSOVILLE DISTRICT.
CLEAR FORK DISTRICT.

Delegates-V. L. Sexton, T. l..
Shufflebarger, E. King Crockett, Jno.
w. Buchanan, e. H. Harman, C. M.
Wagner, N. Clarence Smith, N. w.
Showers, j. w. Shannon, John A. st.
Clair.
Alternates- S. Grcever, C. T.
Benbow, Walter Rhudy, 1. H. Harry,
r. C. Harrison, Henry Showers, w. P.
Barnett, Sol. Baach, Ben Graham, J.
M. Tanner.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-16
FOR PROHIBITION;
CONDEMN SLEMP
Democrats Hold Mass Nesting
and Name Delegates to State
COnvention-Geo. C. Peery
Endorsed as Delegate.

County Chairman Kenneth G. Pat
ty and Secretary A. G. Buchanan pre-
sided over the Democratic mass-meet-
ing held in the Court House Tuesday
afternoon, when delegates to the con-
vention to be held in Roanoke were
named, resolutions passed endorsing
the administration of Woodrow Will
son, endorsing national prohibition,
and condemning G. Bascom Slemp for
his obstruction of the peace treaty.
George c. Peery was endorsed as one
of the delegates from the Ninth dis
trict to the democratic national con-
vention to be held in San Francisco,
and l. G. Boyd, of Buchanan county
will receive the vote of the Tazewell
delegation for alternate. Mr. Peery
expressed his thanks to the conven-
ton for the honor, and took occasion
to praise the great administration of
Woodrow Wilson, the conduct of the
war, and the constructive legislation
that has been made law during the
eight years of Democratic incumben-
cy of the White House.
The following delegates were NAM
ed for the Roanoke convention, each
delegate to have half vote each:
JEFFERSOvILLE DISTRICT.
Delegates-A. S. Higginbotham, J.
P. Neal, o. E. Hopkins, ]. w. Whit
ley, Joseph Cregar, ]. Ed. Bundy, E.
L. Greever, and Geo. c. Peery.
Altelnates-T. L. Francis, A. C.
Buchanan, L. M. Catron, ]. M. Pru-
cit, C. P. Harman, w. B. Leslie, Wyatt
l.. Edwards, John T. Hawkins,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-16
sHoRTHoRN BULL FOR SALE.

Yearling this spring. Pure bred, in
good condition. Blood red color.
j. D. G. G. H. PEERY.
North Tszewell Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-16
THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN.

The following is the report of the
Armenian campaign up to date:
Assessment Reccivad
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-16

Use genuine Ford parts in your
chr.
TAZEWElI. MOTOR co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-16
enjoyable program throughout"
Now Theatre, Monday night April
10th.
BLACKS STUDIO LEASED.

Mr.. VIM. Fl. Holden, of Richmond,
Va. has loased the photograph studio
OF A. M. Black In Tnzewell and ex-
poets to rench Tazewell on April "a
to take charge of the studio.
MIR. Holden has for some time been
manager of the Boicc Studio, the
leading portrait studio of Richmond
and Tazcwell people can be assured
OF good portraits from the studio
under its new management.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
DRY COMPROMISE
PLANK DRAWN UP
CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE

understood to have been drawn
from the personal liberty angle ana
to advocate In general terms n lib
eralization OF the Volstead act
Specific mention of wine. beer or
win beer or any other beverage by
name was omitted.
The plank will be put forward as
representing the opinion of many
senators and representatives and its
trainers hope to claim for It the
backing OF President Wilson him
self. II was drawn after a confer
ence In which more than one mem
ber of the cabinet shared, II was
said, and In which antibone dry SEN
ator took a leading part.
Avoidance OF specific mention Of
beverages, proponents OF the Wash
ington plank argued, and an appeal
for the enforcement policy more in
harmony with American ideas of
personal liberty would serve TO pre-
vent alienation of sentiment which
more direct approach might push
into the bone dry ranks.
By such a course also, he added,
the partys stand could be in strict
accordance with the ruling OF the
supreme court confirming the au-
thority OF congress to fix permissi-
BILE alcoholic content under the pro-
hibltion amendment. II was ques-
tionable tonight whether any direct
| reference to the Volstead act would
| be urged on the platform trainers.
| The plank to be urged by the anti
I hone drys. however. Is expected "a
rap republican congress sahrply for
enactment of the enforcement meas
ure In its existing form. Probably,
1t was said. the attitude of Post
master General Burleson in his
statement at San Antonio yesterday
assailing as absurd" provisions OF
| the Volstead act and contending that
they were calculated to defeat the
purpose of the prohibition amend
ment would be reflected In the plat
/ form language proposed.
A new source OF discussion arose
| today as to whether the platform
| should be adopted before or after th'
presidential nominee has been Sc
lected. Managers of candidates are
said to differ on the question.
There is strong desire to ex
pedite the conventions work as mucf
as possible. Steps to limit nominal
ing or at Least second speeches
are under consideration.
There were intimations that Mr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
r: ;:::;;::' SCI. MARKETS. ;:;:: ;::::


yEw YORK. June 's,--Laekins su,i.
from any constructive quarter. to-
vs session 0f tho stock srch.nls vss
ID and superficial. Tho ticker was mo.
|. rlo.s for intervals
s,sels. equipments. oils and several ~
\ o. TODD issues furnished the only note
.-,bv m-ysueuts notably Cfusiblo,
srican Car Baldwin. Mexican petro.
n suyss Enc Ctrt Products. he; >
st tinirtd sticks finished at va. .~blo
4. 'angea. Sales amounted TO 10000
4 tres.
,r,.A. call loans rorehting their roc mt
X. and h al Cuutt items OF to II er
NJ On rslrasd borrowings. From ~
q per cent was again bid for time
rie blt offerings we're negligible
Il Agathy extended 20 foreign eNchanHe e.
n International money market. The Lon
|r rate reacted moderately as the buy
I. power diminished, With concurrent
.4fient Of French and Italian Quota
losses Of large fractions to a poin,
no made by bonds Of leading railway
tens. IAbcrty issues and the foreign
up we're steady to firm. Total saies.
value. aggregated sls. 400, 900. Old U.
bonds were unchanged on call.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
THREE ARRESTED
FOR TIRE THEFT
Accused of Stealing 6S
Castings From Local
Company April 9.

l.. +. stcnsel and n. A Mcfarland,
charged with the theft OF 6S auto
mobile castings valued at $1,000 from
the W. NJ iialscy Motor supply com
pany, April ., entered pleas ot not
guilty at their arrangement ycstcr. .
day before Justice 5. G. Maxey, ana
both were placed under bond OF
$1,000 for preliminary hearing June
.2b. Cal Rowell third defendant
named In an amended Information
filed yesterday morning, Is held In
the county Jail connected with the
theft Of the tireA
on the night OF April 2, thieves
entered tho motor supply company
store at s17 south Cincinnati avenue
and stole an auto truck load ot new
tires. Halacy was unable 10 obtain
definite information as to the dis
position OF the tires until Il few days
ago and with the aid Of ! +. Bur
nett, deputy sheriff, Is castings were
located In possession OF different
parties In the city and from these
purchasers of the stolen property
the supposed identity OF the men
who stole the tires was established
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

appendicitis. Ito was operated upon
az the Tulsa hospital n month ago,
ana was bruulht homo few we tcks
ago llc b. reported improving. but
because OF complications viii be
compelled to kecp his o,l for a
number OF daya yet.
Mr. ana Mrs. j. g Dietrich and
daughters Hazel and Edna uf Mar.
uCunc. Mo, are Eucats At tho home
Of Mr. and Mrs Saar. owners OF a
dry goods store recently opened
here. Nts. Dietrich is the sister Of
Mrs, Sanr
Tho young peoples class " tho
Methodist church plcuiCkcd ut Sand
/ Springs park Tuesday afternoon and
J evening This II an active depart
mont uf the sunday school and one
that has a large and onthusidstio At.
/ It,ndAnce
/ nvnum McWilliams. who has been
Visiting his porcnta ON Oariiuid ave
/ nut Tor few days, has roturncd
to the oil fields nt uriBtow, from
where he may continue to the Louis.
lana fields. ---.
Funeral services were held Tuos.
day afternoon for little Norman
Junior. 10 months Of age. who died
! Monday at the homo W his parents
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

KANSAS CITY. June sa-CAttis--Re-
cclpts 1000 head; market quarantine cat.
ue native beef and butcher cattle most
y steady At 25c higher quarantine steera
vi 2bU ~ 90; best heavy natives ti1OO.
long yeatlings ii72S; yeariing heifers
sltbO. canners and common cows 2to low
er other classes mostly steady,
even, steady 2bc higher, closed weak top
$3.50, bulk heavy and medium tib.aSu
1870. bulk Hight ilB.oo9lb.so
Sheep-ReC 1000 head. market
best lambs .Ou6Oc higher. top native
SO 90; bulk good and choice t1.5Ou 1850;
throw outs si5oQs.0O. other lambs and
sheep steady at 2Bc higher.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

White of pkmWrc,. who have re-.
ruuiiy returned from a westcrn
up
Rect Richardson vls called 90
Frodous. Kan. Monday night by the
severe iIin'.7 ot his u'icr
Ms. a. rlrhltdlou IT, entertaining
her mother. Mrs \ ~ Nriaugh.
uu ct lul,I cudcuc,. Nan Nho VIII
remain iu sand springs Tor uu oN.
tended visit
one OF the rapidly growing
churches ui Sand SLuugE ls tho hnt-
tlst church Rev Hud MJa lbiuNcN
have been ut tho head OF the church
for two months and Ia shat time
rh,rr Have boon 80 uliiuuul 10 tho
membership Tho Uaptiota arc fac.
ing bull ling problem aui viii tooH
plan for now church large
noufh 90 meet their growing de.
mtnds Reverend G'uklcy's text fot
sunday night will hc Raising ia,
ncvii special music is arranged
oN,ry Sunday. Everyone ~ cordially
invited 20 cttend
Mrs l. clover returned Sunday
from n weeks visit IN Guthric
okla, whore her daughter, Vera, Il
IN training at hosp'tai Miss Nerf
was operated upou for appendicitis
Iund is reported as progre"siug IA
Norahly
ChUIlcs Ward. furnace foreman %
tho smclttrs iu sand springs, I'M
hoen absent from worn for Hi'
weeks because of p severe attack ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

Cummings expected the report on
platform to be deferred until after
the ballo'ing on nominees. This
would permit the convention TO pro
ceed with nominations while he
wranglo over platform issues was In
progress. II has been done previ-
ously in democratic conventions,
Senator owen OF Oklahoma issue
a statement opposing any plan 60
name the standard bearer OF the
party before the platform had been
adopted.
THE democratic convention" he
said, should enunciate the principles
of the party and the candidate
should be prepared to support these
PRINCIPLES"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
It's Easy to
Put on Flesh

Al you have 20 DO n you are too thin
and want 70 put on several pounds OF
solid "Btsy-there" flesh IN 70 take a
nye-Erain tablet Of Blood-lro Phosphate
with each meal This builds up the
nervous system, enriehes tho blood and
thus enables the vital organs 70 aSsirni-
late tho flesh building. strength making
elements OF your food which now large
~ 10 to waste. Folks who have tried II
state they not only put on flesh but
that Il also almost invariably increases
their strength. energy and endurance. You
can get enough Blood Iron tablets for q
three weeks treatment OF X. u. Getmsn
/ or any 0ther druggiAt for only ~ 80 ana
Z itH 50 uniformly successful that your
druEgis. a man you know. 10 authorized
| 10 refund your money N you don't Ike
IL Better ret a package today and begin
| 10 get stronger and healthier, as well az
| better lOOking ,-AdYi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 2g--Ca,tle--
Receipts l. 900 head. market stcetn Hiov
ana weak butcher cattle steady and &C
tive Feers tsooai2oo COWS and heif-
etH $500 " O.bO, calves IS 90 q 90. stock.
ers an,. feeders s5,B0QSOO.
HoEB-Kcc leO0 mead. market
lbU Csc higher top 1850, bulk tSIS
dlbfO; EtOckefs steady at Sli.254l2OO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
Sand Springs Notes

Tho Sand syringe Ie,lfb ,ssoria-
ton was orgeuiZca rues1,y utsht at
Officers tIcctcd v,r.. President a
Gordon. first We, pr,stdcut n n
.lAuuon, sc,orI ,nr, 'rr,siJrrt. e. A..
Parker. srcrrttry Mrs R Nc.
Williams. treasurer Mrs II L.
tliVon. The board ~ directors in
Ciude gcofgc Hrovn. prnf,ssor
Giles, Judge jotir,. MI. uoiir
Mf,rsh Nrs. T. packard Mrs h.
Whalcn. Mrs Allison. Mira urink
lcy. Mrs Il f. Gott... - ,,mith Ed
Mouscu q. I,uppc,t a. u IIubp,rl
W ~ Chotto l. u IfoI A sp..ui
meeting nas hr,n sci for Ity
when The ,ffI,inls ap1 bolrJ vii.
draw up constitutinu ,nl hy.la,.s
and oppoiut nclr..3f, rnmmtftr,,
and +, turc an ofr,, and ,,,itru,ut
for the county uurs, Miss IIndun.
aud later Tor tnc community nursr
G. f. Moore. An instr,ctor In IN,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

NEW YORK, June 23.--CottonHeed oil
was fgher on early short covering and
with cotton. but later turned easy under
renewed liquidation Induced by the heavi-
ness In competing oils and greases. clos
Ing prices were rs points lower 20 net
higher. Sales ll,70o barrels. Crude oil was
easy. Prime crude l1,0O9itoo; prime sum
September 1870; December i645; prime
winter yellow and summer white, nom
inal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

FoRt wORrH. June i3.--Cattle--Re.
ceiTts 1900 head, market steady. beeycs
t7.tenii.50.
Iteccipts 800 head, market 2bc
to soc advance, light stsbOQi5eb
Sheep Neceipts 500 head; market un.
III 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
Extremists Control.

mono or the 4O,OUO lnnaDitanS mas
been safe since the rioting began.
Extremists Control.
The city Is virtually controlled by
extremists OF the unionlsts and ma e
tionalists. who probably number un-
der 500. They fire volleys down
the streets without warning and ap
parently without reason, and the cit
liens are put In a state OF continu-
GUS panic. sallytng forth only when
the procurement OF !ooa becomes
absolutely necessary. Many shop
keepers have suspended business
and secured safe refuge.
Men compelled to be in their Of.
fees sleep there rather than risk
stepping into the streets. The post.
office force has been reduced to- q
mere handful and the POSTMASTER
Is being petitioned by many work
crs fort relief from duty until thu
trouble subsidies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

on Roosevelt street. Death was
caused Ivy a complication of infaitile
diseases. Reverend lrinklcy Off
ciattd. ------
Mis-, tlanch Harvey. instructor In
tAnd springs high schol. and Miss
Pearl Lee have left for Evanston,
III. whore they will take u summer
courpo at the school OF music Of
Northwcstcrn university, They will
he gone tho remainder OF tho sum-
mcr
The American legion ot Sand
Springs after expenses have been
paid, announce they nctted profit
of about tI250 from tho round. up
given the later part OF last wook.
Tho gross receipts were $500 The
American legion had made arrange
mcnts for contract with an. In.
suranCc firm ~ Tulsa insuring them
against rain 20 tho extent OF $4,000
per day. nuc to vurioua unlocked
Tor delays, the contract was not
written, but the Tulsa company.
bound only by an oral promise, hon-
crcd their word and viii Iay tho
money lost IVY tho legion because
rt one half day's rain, Tho proceeds
0f the roundup will be used to
erect clubhouse for tho lcgior.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

CHICAGO, June 23.--wheat No. red
1880, No. hard t276.
Corn No. 2 mixed sls30l.sth; No. Z
yellow sl.s3h Q1.sbh,
oats No. 2 white 'i.i7a11sh.
Rye No t223.
Barley Si.ts9l.5J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
New York Metal

NEW YORK. June 20 Metal exchange
quotes lead nominal. arot and June Of
Tered at 500 Einc quiet, East ST. LouiA
delivery spot lao hid.
At London. Lead spot ~ iBs futures
-. zlno SPOT 40 los futures tg b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

KANSAS CITY, June 29.---cash wheat
1 q &C lower; No. / hard t2.7292so; No.
. s27i927s. No. red s276a277. No. 2
,272QsS5.
Corn unchanged to &c lower No.
mixed fl.7e1l.80; No, 2 white tl.9A,
No. 2 yellow Sl.S5.
oats unchanged. No. 2 white si,l5; No
mixed si.l2Qi.l3; No. red Ii.l2g
l.i3.
RYE si92.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

Mry. Relic Marsh, 3g0 Washing.
Iton. IL entertaining her daughter
land in-law, Mr.. ana Mrs. Lee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24

NEW YORK. June 30 Mercantile paper
~ exchange irregular sterling 6h.day
bills ts.giA commercial 6U.dsy bills on
banks sR05p commercial to.dsy bills
1.gJ; demand isg1. cables tg.ssb
Francs demand 500, cables see
Marks demand I'll. cables asa
New lurk exchange on Montreal la.
per cent Discount
Government bonds steady railroad
bonds easy.
Time loans strong 60 days 20 days and
6 months ~
Csll money strong, high II; Tow
ruling rate closing bid TO- offered a,
II. last loan II bank acceptanccs sis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-24
EMPLOY MACHINE
GUNS IN BATTLE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

though they picture only the shadow
OF the grim reality. The truth Is
mono of the 10000 inhabitants has
been safe since the rioting began.