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Evening star., 1920-04-03

EASTER MUsICA ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
+ st. s.w., Sd and Az SITS.
By the choir. assisted by the choir's orchestra
SUNDAY. APRIL 4, 1920, IL O'CLOCK AN.
20, Come and Mourn" (Full chor.)
Seven Times He Spake Seven Words OF
Love-" By Witty. Female chorus.l
"Archangels, Fold Your Wings" BY G. W.
Marston. Full choir.)
AT 3 O'CLOCK PM.
Sacred cantata, "Gethsemane TO Calvary"
By Witty.
Stereopticon lecture by Rev A. A. Battles.
Silver offering. Benefit of Stoddard Baptist
Home.
Officers Of choir: Prof. E. W. Scott. Choir
lister; Mr.. James Ellis, assistant chorister;
Prof X. J. Daniels. orcanist; Mrs. F. Mat
thews. assistant; Mrs. NJ. Mccall. president; /;
Mrs. Emma +. Ellis, secretary. Rev. W. J.
Howard d. D. pastor
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WOMAN'S ALLIANCE TO MEET.
Conference to Be Held Wednesday
at Hotel LAFAYETTE,

The Woman's National Sabbath AL
lance is to meet Wednesday at IL
o'clock at the Hotel Lafayette with
Mrs. Stephen Y. MacNair presiding.
Addresses are Ito be delivered by
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs. Robert
Bruce Hull, Mrs Don Odell Shelton. Rev.
Dr. Charles Wood and Bishop John w.
Hamilton Rev DR.. Samuel H. Greene
is to give the benediction.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCl

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The Following Churches Of Christ, Scientist,
Of Washington Are:
Branches Of the Mother Church. The First
Church Of Christ, Scientist. in Boston.
First Church
Columbia Road and Euclid st,
Second Church
NE. Masonic Temple, 9Th and -..E.
Third Church
Masonic Temple. 18th and n. 7. Ave.
Fourth Church
The Arcade, 14th and Park Road,
SUBJECT
Unreality"
Sunday. II AN. and Pm.
SUNDAY sCHoOL-11 AM.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS.
Eight O'Clock.
READING ROOMS:
COLORADO BLDG, 18th and G st.-
Hours, to 8 WED. o to 6. and Sun.
days and holidays, 2:30 to $500.
1903 ADAMS MILL ROAD NV
Hours. 10 to 9. Except Wed. eve., Sun.
days and holidayS).
14s EAST CAPITOL STREET.
Hours. IL to week days (except holi
days); also 2:30 to $50 Sundays.
THE ARCADE. 18th and Park road
Second Floor)-
10 to $50 week days: also to Q DIM,
Except Wednesdays).
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Mt. Jezreel Baptist Church

Fire Burning. REV. JOSEPH p. GREENE. =
ID. D.. Minister-G o'clock am. praise and
prayer meeting; IL am. Easter sermon
Sub, Tho Walk in the Dark; 1890 pm,
Baptism: 3:30 pm, Communion and fellow
ship services: sp m. Sunday school program.
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Calvary Baptist Church

9Th AND 81 SITS. NV.
Rev. SAMUEL H. GREENE, ID. D., Pastor.
Rev. A. F. ANDERSON, d. D.. Assistant.
Sunday school. $50 am. N. s. Faucet.
superintendent.
II am. sermon by DR.. Greene. Reception
OF new members, followed by the ordinance
of the Lords Supper.
8 p.m.. baptism. Address by Prof. Louis
d. Bliss.
Christian Endeavor meetings: Sunday
6:41 and Pm; Tuesday, pm.
Thursday, p.m.-Meeting Of pastor and
unite with the church. 8 p.m.. church prayer
meeting. (Entrance on b street.)
Friday, p.m.-Friday Evening Club;
and self-expression, for both ladies and gen.
tlemen. 8 p.m., Boy Scouts.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
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Church of the Ascension

Mass. ave. and 18th st. NV.
Rev. ]. HENNING NELMS, ID. D.. Rector.
Services for Easter day: am, Holy
Communion; am, Hily Communion; IL
am. Easter festival service, morning prayer,
Holy Communion. sermon by the rector: 8
pm. evening prayer, sermon by the asso-
ciate rector; Bible and church school, 10
a.m.: organ recital. 7:3O pm.
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GOSPEL MISSION.

THE GOSPEL MISSION
21+21e JOHN MARSHALL PLACE.
Herbert w. Kline, Supt.
Meetings Every Night in the Year.
Jesus, the Same Yesterday.
Today and Forever
Manifestations Of the Power of God in the
transformed lives of men and women rone
and hear them tell it. oA-e
Sunday-3:30 pm
converts praise and prayer service, under
direction OF Mr.. Edward Anderson.
ZONE tonight Come tomorrow night.
Come every night.
GOOD SINGING. BRIGHT MUSIC.
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CHRIST CHURCH

62O G STREET Sc. FOUNDED 1898.
REV, WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE, Rector.
EASTER sERvICES-7:30 am, Holy
Communion: IL am. short morning PRAYER,
with TIE Deum, Holy Communion and sermon.
p.m children's festival, with presentat10n
of Ienten offering for missions. NO nlgne
service. Strangers heartily welcomed at this
historic
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH

81. JOHNS CHOROH
REV. RoLAND H5n COTTON OF SMITH; p. p.
REV. EDWARD SLATER DUNLAP. n. A.
REV. GEORGE WILLIAMSON SMITH, y. u.
EASTER.
11a.m,-Easter service. Holy Communion
and sermon.
4p.m,-Children's carol service. Distrlou-
ton of flowers.
Tuesday-Hoiy Communion at s am.
ALL WELCOME!
St. Pauls WAsHfNeToN vSAS Il er CIRCLE.
REV: ROBERT TALBOT D: D.: Rector
The rector will preach at II O'Clock service.
Children's festival service at 4 pm.
Take Pa. ave. Georgetown cars:
st. ohns Parish So1tsxes, ss, ais4
Services: $50. $. Il am. and 1:3o pm.
All Saints Church cHGYn cERcGE. CEASE
REV. J. W. AUSTIN. Rector.
Services: 1:3O. II a.m:. pm.
Sunday school at 9:45 am
Grace Church 9Th soTpHwEsT, ASp D SaThhiS
Services, II am. and pm. -,
Holy Communion-Eiast Sunday At Il
.m. third SUNDAY at 7 80 m
St. Andrews Church ! !; ' Il st. Asa wv.
Services: s:oO-Holy Communion.
9:30-Sunday school.
11:OO-Morning service.
S:OO-Evening service.
The Rector Will Preach.
Grace Church .s sssfss'1sa s1s south " %1sfss ST.
Rev. GEORGE W. ATKINSON; Jr.. Rector
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Church of the Epiphany
G Near 14th Street.
REV. r. II. McKIM. D. D.. Rector.
1880 am-Holy Communion with Easter
carols.
HOO am.-Festival service and Holy Com
munion, with sermon by DR..
McKIM.
400 pm.-Children's Easter service. with
presentation of mite boxes.
500 pm.-Eyening service, with sermon by
Rev. X. E. Browning.
Monday and Tuesday-Holy Communion, II
am.
Observation-Disclosures Bible conference,
7:30 pm.
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Chapel of the Epiphany

Chapel of the Epiphany
go 10Th ST. s.w.,
Washington. d. G.
REV ARTHUR J. TORRE1. Nlcaf'
EASTER DAY SERVICES:
500 a.m.-Holy Communion. ,
10.3O m.-Holy Communion, Easter festlvai
music and sermon. >,
Professional. Welcome. Happy Morning. :,
CNkin. Introit. Christ Our PASSOVER
Cuapple. c.u.,
Sermon hymn. Jesus Lives, d. ). u apnt-
ofertory. "As 1t Began to Dawn" G. G.
Communion hymn. "At the Lambs High
Feast" G. J. Elvey.
Nunc Dimittis, by Tours.
Recessional. Angels Roll the Rock
Away" Roper.
3:3Op.m p.m.-Chiidren's festival service. Pro
gram by the children, to which ADULTS
are invited
500 p.m.-Evening prayer. special music
and sermon.
Cordial welcome to all in the community.
especially strangers and those without
church.
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Revival
Meetings
CONTINUE
ALL NEXT
WEEK AT
Fifth
Baptist
tE NEAR
9TH S.W.D

The pastor will be assisted by Drs. Chap
pell, Bagby johnson and others. Special
music and chorus choir. On Sunday DIR.
Briggs will preach THE RESURREC-
TION" at IL, and ''LIFE'S TOMORROW"
7:3O. The Lords Supper at IL and baptism
at night. Wanted-1,2 200 in s. s., which
convenes at $50. Chapel s. S.. 2. B. Y.
P. L.. 6:46. Welcome
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Temple Baptist Church

Tenth and y NV.
Rev. ]. j. MUIR, II. d.. Pastor.
$50 I'M, Bible school. Come and hear
the beautiful story about Faster.
IL am. and p.m,. sermons by the paS
tor. Topics. 'THE EMPTY SEPULCHER'';
in the evening. COMPRISING THE RISEN
CHRIST" Baptism at this service,
= pm. Christian Endeavor. Mr.. Marshall
Muir will he the leader
SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC. COME
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St. Marks Church

Third and Streets S. E.
q. r. STETSON.
VIM. A. MASkER, Jr.
Easter Day.
Holy Communion (hymns and mu-
Holy Communion (plain) ..... -. e:W W a'n.
Festival service, Holy Communion. II: ~ ~ am
Childrens service and procession. 4:W pm.
Evening prayer. 49, o'oV p'"i'
Monday and Tuesday in Easter
HoIv Communion IL 100 an.
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Second Baptist Church 4th q Va

REV. HOWARD I. STEWART. Pastor.
Preaching at IL am. THOMAS IN
DOUBTING CASTLE AND HOW HE MADE
HIS ESCAPE" and pm, peoples popular
happy hour. with baptism. Special music
by choir and sermon on PETER THE
HERMIT AND THE CRUSADERS' Pill
GRIMAGE TO FAMOUS SHRINE" A
Thousand seats and a thousand fold welcome
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E. Hez Sven sasass sslsns. rs1 1s!1' in raIss ass
met q stranger pm. The new organ
chimes played Sunday. Large free chairs
(men like them): songs composed by the
pastor. Pastor breaches IL am. Centen-
nial Bapt. Ch., 7th and Eye me-
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The Diocesan Bible Class

Will meet in the willard room Of EPIPHANY
PARISH HALL next Friday ds .onaa evening sm., a.
wood PROMISES an interesting talk. All
weeOme.
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Memorial Church,

18th st. between q and v SITS. NV.
Prelude-Festival-Wa hymn, Christ
the Lord Is Risen Today" Henry Carey; an
them, Christ Our Passover Schilling: SER
mon, ''The Incarnate Word; offertory an
them, Praise Ye the Father" Gounod: Post
lude, WAR March Of the Priests" Mendels-
sohn, Bartholdy. Incidental solos, soprano.
Mrs. Alice IAtney; tenor. Mr.. r. r. Queen;
alto. Mrs. NJ. Walton; bass. Mr.. N. Lang
horn; Mrs. Ellen Pethel, organist: W. Ed
ward Adams directing.
REV. II. C. ID. WILSON, Pastor.
The public Is invited. Services IL o clock am.
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EASTER EXERCISES
Petworth Baptist Church,
7th and Randolph streets northwest.
10 o'clock-Easter Exercises. The Awaken
ing"
7:45-Rev. r. P. Rixey.
700 p.m.-Young Peoples Society.
All invited to all services
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Fire Record

A, NJ. Loss.
2;0S--43 Third nv, Hoffman Cuba rbe. Slight
2;50-Front OF 2073 Eighth av un-
KNOWN ''''','ss.ss,,...,,.,,U Unknown
6'30-6O0 East 10th st.; auto in
garage; Whistle Bottling Com
Pm,
i2'i5-305 East i0ist St: Jasper
CHmon '..,,',.,,,,,,,.,,...,. Slight
i2;b0--lii Broadway Monroe Cloth
ing Co''''''.. ..',,,1,,,,,,.,.,,,..,SiO 500
Pm. Damage.
I ;50-3SS Grand ST., unknown. ... .Trifling
2'00-I2 W. llsth st.. Moe Weiner. E. None
2;l0-3S3 Il. 48th st.-patrick Old
49, Wen ''''''' ,s'ssss,,.,..,. .Tritling
3'l5-0l0 w. l9lst st. - Emanuel
baer '''..'''''''',,,,,,.,, .Tritling
3!40-s2 Columbia st. Anna Rice. .Trlfling
4l5-l2th av and 32d st., a freight
car; N, Y, G, II. R,.,.,.,,,.T .Trifling
bi5-2O2s Webster av,, Bronx; un-
known NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,Trifling
5:i0-li0th st. and 7th av. auto; p.
NJ. Motor .Trifling
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II. q $. II. II. in Receiver. Hands.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, July 26.-The
Birmingham and Southeastern Railroad
Company to-day was placed in the
hands OF Receiver. by order Of Henry
d. Clayton, Judge Of the United States
District Court here. The action was
taken on petition OF the Atlanta and
West Point Railway Company.
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Nem Orlenna Cotton Market

NEW ORLEANS. July 26,-The cottor
market weakened on the opening to-day
felt further selling as the session
progressed, and met It's weakest perioc
lust on the close, last prices being th'
lowest OF the day. showing losses OF o.
TO 75 points,
The closing bids--October, $3.50
December, 3O.O3; January. 29.45 March
2s.7O; May, $500
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WHEAT PRICES ARE
DOWN AT CLOSING
Final Quotations Show Sharp
Decline to Lowest Figures
of Session.

The wheat market experienced a very
sharp decline during yesterdays session
and final prices were at the days low
point The futures market In Chicago
showed losses from Saturday OF TN to
g cents, In Minneapolis cash wheat was
10 cents lower and In Kansas City
losses OF . to IL cents were experienced.
At the seaboard the market was conn.,
paratively steady early owing TO mod
crate export demand. but after the ex-
port orders had been filled priceS sold
of about cents bushel The sction
Of values was believed to be dug TO a
moro favorable view OF the crop situa-
tion as we'll as an increase in the vol
ume OF receipts. II was evident, how
ever, that financial conditions and the
action OF the stock market had a pro-
nounced bearing on sentipp@nt. Some
very close students Of conditions believe
that domestic and international flnan-
cial developments are going TO be a
very important factor In all commodi-
ties and the action Of foreign exchange
will have q direct bearing on export
business.
Receipts at primary points showed an
increase compared with those Of last week,
but were again much less than those OF
year ago. 1t is evident that wheat Is
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rHE NEW YORK, CHICAGO
& ST. LOUIS X. n. CO.

Cleveland. Ohio. July 26th, 1920.
dividend CO five per cent on the Second
Preferred Stock has been declared, payable
August 9Th, 1920. to stockholders Of record
July 26th, 1920.
= L. B. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Il
BUTTER-Creamery higher than extras
per lb.. b0hQ57c extras, p2 score, S0o,
4 flrstB. 90 10 81 score, 54dB0hc.; AS 20 M
score, b2q5SAc, seconds, ~ 70 NJ score, ~
Goie,i lower grades, 4Ig4sc. unsaltsd'
% Ssoc' fiTsts 5tSapssc. Sv'sSSo Seconds, 5oaSs,sc
State. dairy, tubs finest, b4h qb5hc.; good
| 20 prime, B2G54c common 10 fair, 45Qoic
ladies, current make, nrsts, 4Oh9tIe,t sec
onds, 43.td4ihe; lower grades, l2a4se'
packing stock. current make, No. l. &c, !
No. ?, 43c.; lower grades, SSg42c. Danish
casks, 53h05Iho,; Holland casks. 52gS3c.
CHEESEr-stnte, whole milk. fresh, flats.
! colored. lb, 27aesc, whites, 2Iq2Sc aver
age run, coloreN or white, a5lAq26Mc lower
grades, 2002Hc, twins, fresh, specials, e6h
26c. lower grades, 20G25c.; Wisconsin,
fresh, twins. 20920Iac, single daisies. fresh,
20ad27Itc double daisies, fresh. 20hQ2Ic, I;
Young Americas. fresh. 2shg29Soi fresh.
I specials, i7diSc,; prime TO choice. 100
l6he.' fair TO good. i29iAhei lower grades,
bqi0c.
EGGS-FreSh gathered extras, per dozen,
6ig55c.; extra flrsts, 5iq53c., flrsts, 47Q
Soc. seconds. 43G46hc,; dlrtles, No. |, reg
ular paeklngs 3sg4Oc. checks, fair 10
and nearby Western, hennery whites, ex.
tras, 0s070c.; extra flrsts. 0jf67c,; firsts,
6ld84c. flrsts TO extra firsts, 6iG87c,
undergrades, 5I160c Pacific coast, white.
eAIIhe, ObuiuC.i cAlIh llIhlH, OpuotCss IlIbNat
6id6ic undorgrRdes, 5iqG0c other South
ern and Western, gathered whites, h2q6ic. I;
state, Pennsylvania aud nearby Western
hennery browns, extras, 10000. brown and
mixed colors, gathered. graded, extras, 81
a55c. firsts to extra firsts, 47a53c.
POULTRY. DRESSED-FRESH KILLED
-TURKEYs-Young or old, lb., 50c broil-
ers. ~ TO 2 lbs, each nearby, h., 0sQ10c,
TO III lbs, 5Ja60c. Virginia, 00c. West
ern, dry picked, ~ lbs. and over, boxes, 60U
62c. bbls.. 51g5Sc, iced, bbs, 55G56c
FOWLS-Dry picked. boxes, Western, milk
fed, 309I2o.; corn fed. 2sd40c. iced, bbs.
2S93Sc. milk fed. bbls. or kegs, 3Sc.; corn
fed sja36c.; Ohio and Michigan, scaldcd.
35a3sc. OLD COCKS-Westorn, dry picked,
2jc.; scalded, 2ic.; Southern, dry picked.
2Ic. DUCKs-+Long Island, spring, 35c.
SQUABS-Large white, 8 to 10 lbs. dozen,
S799: 4 TO lbs. S4,25d6, dark, So; culls,
tl.50d2. FROZEN TURKEYS-Western $40
8Oc.; old toms. 05I56c. CHICKENS-Dry
picked. milk fed, boxes. 43a4sc, corn fed,
I0147c, DUCKs-Western. 26q30c. GEESE
-ela27e.
POULTRY, LIVE-FOWLs-Freght SOC,
coored, express, 37q39c., White Leghorn,
3Ga3sc.; brollers, wel grown fancy. freight,
l5c. small, 42c, colored and mixed, nearby.
express, I5flI7c,; White Leghorn, over lls
lbs each, h., 4Ic.: 1 10 IL lbs. and under
each, 4OGi2c.; under ! lib. each, 40c. OLD
ROnSTERS-Freight 24c TURKEHS-3jc.
DUCKS - 26d30c. GEESE - Freight, 25c.
PIGEONS-Pair, freight or express, 55960c.
GUlNEAS-Pair. Si.25.
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Cuntom Houae ReceIpta.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were S437SOO.S6, OF
which sII0,l72.4O was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses
and S2s7,12796 for recent importa-
tions.
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PROPOSALS.


gEIRCULAR NO. 43S.-Sealed proposals will
be received at office Of General Purchas-
Z Ing Agent, Alaskan Engineering Commission,
422 Bell Btreet Terminal. Seattle, Wash, not
later than IL A. M. September 9. 1920, for
furnishing. or furnishing and erecting in
tsklaska, one Steel Viaduct for Riley Greek
stBridge. Copies Of this Circular may be oh
tained upon application at this office; or
sfrOn Alaskan Engineering Commission, 3Oi
4 Post Office Building. Portland Ore; Alaskan
SlIngineering Commission, 301 Customhouse,
San FRANCISCO. Calf; U. s. Reclamation
'Seryice. j05 Tramway Building nenver
Colo.; Superintendent OF Warehouse Indian
s,Service, 3Os South Green St. Chicago, III. /;
sBureau Of Mines. 1900 Forbes St, Pittsburgh
Pa, and Alaskan Engineering Commission,
ellepartmcnt OF the Interior. Washington,
ID. G.
&C. =. DOLE General Purchasing Agent.
OFFICE of the Quarterpaster General, Sup
ply Service. Purchase Division. c. and Z.
~ Branch. Munitions Building Washington
d. C.-Sealed proposals in duplicate will be
received here until IL A. NJ, August 49, 1920
slor furnishing and delivering 500 600 Bed
Sheets. Information on request.
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moving 10 the seaboard In large volume
despite fears OF a shortage OF cars, and
according TO yesterdays figures, receipts
at seaboard points aggregated t.01i. .0OO
bushels and actual clearances were
100000. The visible supply showed
an Increase for the week OF 47l.00O
bushels and. with new wheat ruling, II
was thought that visible figures would
gain steadily from now on.
WHEAT-In the local cash market No. 2
req and No. hard wheat were quoted Ai
S2,9i. C. and I. New York.
CORN-The corn market was weak through.
out the entire session, closing at the lowest
point OF tho day, with net losses OF Tlkd
9hc. Longs sold heavily. and on the de-
clines stop loss orders were uncovered IN
abundance. The action Of values was due
largely 10 the weakness in wheat and ner-
vousness over financial conditions. Favor
able crop and weather advices, as we'll as
continued liberal receipts, we're also factors
which contributed 10 the days weRSness.
Cash prices were lower at the primary mar.
kets, and the cash demand was OF very lin.
tied proportions. In the local cash market
NJ. yellow was quoted at Sl.69k, C. and
Z. New York. ten days shipment.
OATS-There was heavy selling In the oats
market from the start to the finish OF the
days session and closing prices were 4A6l
Skc. net lower The July position showed
the greatest weakness. reflecting a very
sharp decline IN cash oats. which for the
first time In many weeks were on n deliver
able basis. Crop accounts were highly sat.
lsfactory and the trRdo were anticipating
steadily increasing pressure Of now oats on
the market. In the local cash market prices
were weak, with Nos. 2, and 4 white
quoted at SiO9a1iO fancy clipped white,
N.l0gi.l2, and ordinary clipped white, Sl.l0,
all elevator.
RYE-Market weak; No. Q Western, 81 20ik,
I. o. b. and S2.l7ls c. /. (, New York.
BARIEY-Market easy. feeding, 2i25;
mailing, Si,33, c. l. Z. New York
HAY-Markst easier No, /. $2a2 40: No
2. q ;eod2 No. 3. Si.T5alS5; shipping. &l.45
CLIO.
STRAW-Market quiet; No rye, S229
- ton.
CHICAGO PRICES.
WHEAT 6atur-
Open. High. Low. Close. day.
December ..,. PSI 2J2 PAT 247h 255
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Exports From New York.

Exports from New York yesterday /:
Wheat. 1870 bu.; oats, 1856 bu. 4;
sfiour. 90s sacks; beef, 100 bbls. bacons
265.sO0 lbs. hams, $500 lbs. lard.
-sfas.Ioo lbs. lubricatins oil. 1853, 25O
gala
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PUBLIC Utilities.

Sales. High. Low, Bid. Ask. |
$50 Cities Service 3l9 3l3 3l6 800
lIlO Cities serv pf. 86I. 6J% 6j% 66h l
697 Cities pf b.. "a 5Ia jIs
14iB S bank shs. 35is 50 80 35ls |
1900 q deb CO.. g54 OAK g4A e6A |
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE PITTSBURGH & WEST VIRGINIA
RAILWAY COMPANY

r. PREFERRED DIVIDEND NUMBER Il:
Z The Board OF Directors has declared a
I dividend OF one and one-halt C1Il) per cent
\ on the Preferred Stock OF the Company for
the quarter ended June 30. 1920, payable
August 81. 1920. to stockholders of record Al
J the close Of business on August 3, 1920.
d H. c. MOORE, Secretary
Z PITTSBURGH TuIv 7 loon
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hIANfIED tUDuMf
MANHATTAN.

SATISFIED JUDGEMENTS,
MANHATTAN.
The first name Is that OF the debtor, the
second that Of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
Klein. Joseph and Mary-L. levin
son, Dec. "a, 1911 ............ s3.is7.es
Sweeney. James A. V.-B. Carce-
.wich. July 70, 1902 lvscatedl :..;. ie3.2
Bachrach Sons Co. lnc.-A. Citrin
Ct al. Nov IS. 1919. ......,,..,... s.osI3a
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- C. w. PORTER

Country Charm with City Comforts
EDGEWOOD INN GhEcGGMNWMIcH. cGNM
FREDERIC A. PRINCE, Managing owner,
Telephone: Greenwich 1850.
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renn.rlrnnln Crude on Market,

OIL CITY, Pa. July 26.-Credit bal
ances. Go Runs, l30751; average
54,445 shipments, 1O9,4l2; average
E4S2S
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! Bryan. Chas. D.--Loggatt 4 Howe.
Inc. April 20. 1920, ,,,,,,,.,.,,,
Plox, Jaeob-w. Koenig ct al, July
Habb5siI. Observation-Disclosures Realty
Co., Oct. 20, 1913,
KamboaIian. ChAs. SIX. NJ. JEFF
ferian, Feb. n, 1920,
Levy, Bugene-I. II. CHASER et al.
Jan, . 1918 ',,,,,t,,,,,,.,,..,,,
Brosnoff, w, and Aaron Fertig-
People, kc,. May ~, 1920 (yacated)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
l,ad COmplexions
Peeled on ~ Home Z


The girl with the poor complexion
complains. II have To touch up my
checks. en- eillow and sight, aud
only my makeup saves me"
Now. ~ q matter Of fact. more wom'
en- spoil their good looks than improve
them with cosmetics The practice GER
tairly ~ unnecessary. now that the vlr'
lures 81 ordinary mercolized wax ~ u
hrautiflcr have become known. II has
been found that the wax has wonder.
ful absorbent powers II causes the
faded en- disrulorod scarf fkin 10 Take
90 iu minute almost imperceptibls
Particle. q" gently. gradually. as To
,ius, M Inconvenience ut all In this
way the oil complexion ~ actually r..
moved likewise al fine lines. frckles.
pirplrs hlutchos. moth patches and
other surface defects. 4 new complex.
ion nrpcars-a clear. smooth. youthful,
healthy hued skin such - no rouge.
powder or cream can produce. Mereol'
lied wax. to be- had NJ any drug store ~
convenient size package. IL applied like
ruld cream aud allowed 10 remain on
over night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
>laion Couple Marry.

sis.iai - ih~ N'ss
SINTuN. Tex. June Miss Con-
mn' witt aud " lnil,, Finger were
united Zoo marriage "Wednesday evening
Ht jH. h.w" - tine brides parents Mr.
.anI Mrs e u. witt The wedding was
90 uIi1 affair. only frw ,losr friends
.nI relatives of the contracting par.
bong present The newly weeds
l'it Thursday morning iur visit 90 th"
lrHmf parents he los Angeles. calf
tHd win ALSO visit Salt Lake city and
r.n's of interest In Colorado ON their
honeymoon trip
The gruum ~ connected with The san.
20 De- Etiiv1, iu this ,iiy and ~. hrid'
u.s teacher in the ,iiy schools dur
iUe the past term.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-05
ARMSTRONG COUNTY WILL
FORM COMMERCIAL CLUB

Special q, 80 NsSs
GLADE. june l-l'riday night June
ss. thirty 81 the leading business men
and farmers uf Armstrong county met
go The iakoyicw school. 10 miles south
81 claude tu discuss the needs uf the
farmers \ county organization for
the promotion uf ull their interests and
the general w,ltar" Of the county was
considered the fast necessity.
Another meeting was called for Sat.
urdlv. june o. at the court house In
CLAUDE, when every farmer boz the
county is urged Go D.. present and 4
permanent organization affected.
Nm,rg the subjects discussed go the
l.IE"ti'w meeting were the price ~
wheat cooperative store. farmers Gle.
tltur county flir. county exhibit Tor
the Amarillo AMI Dallas fairs aud q
big 1000 day non political picnic