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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
Woman Member
Chicago Opera
Company Arrested

by Associated rress
CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-Mmle. ElviTa
Ammazar, the beautiful Russian so.
prano. who yesterday caused the ar
rest OF Georges Baklano,.. baritone
OF the Chicago Opera company. ON a
deportation warrant charging him
with being IN undesirable citizen, rs
herself In custody.
Immigration Inspector Lands ad.
milied today that Inc Young woman
had been arrested on a similar war
Iant signed by Secretary of Labor
Wilson
She accused Raklanoff of bringing
her 10 America five years ago. al.
though he had wife and several
children in Russia Hearings In botn
eases were opened today. In the
meantime Mmle Ammazar and Bak-
lanoff are ~ liberty under bond.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
GERMAN EDITOR
GRANTED PAROLE
BY PRESIDENT

ny Associated Pros,
LEAvENwoRTH. Kan. Jan. -
Jacob Frohwerk OF Kansas CITY.
Kansas. editor OF the Missouri Stats
Zeitung. a German language news
naper and serving a sentence In the
federal prison here for violation ot
the espionage act. has been granted
presidential parole, u was announc'
ed late today by A. V. Anderson. war
den OF the prison. Twen,y-four 9th
or prisoners also have been granted
presidential paroles, u was stated.
Among the other prisoners going
out tomorrow are Thomas Johnson
and Thomas Honeywell. who came
In with life sentences from oklaho-
ma for murder.
They have been In prison nipeteen
years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
COMPULSORY CONSOLIDATION
or COuNTRY'S CARI,iEI.S
ALSO DENOt NCED
ATTACK CUMM|Ns BILL
In Memorial Presented to Congress
RctcntiOn of State Commissions
f'Gs local Hates l.
Favored

by A.sor'aied Pres
CHICAGO. Jan. Guaranteed
earnings OF the railroads. appropria'
tion OF surplus railroad profits hy
the government. thereby "penalizlng
efficiency" aud compulsory cOnsoli
dation OF the roads are all opposed
IN a memorial addressed To congress
by the national shippers conference.
Representatives of shippers In six
teen states met here December 80
and appointed Representatives TO drsl
the memorial, which attacks many
provisions a the Cummins railroad
bill, Copies were mailed today TO
every member OF congress.
trgc Early Return
Nhe shippers urge passage OF Leg
islation for early return Of the roads
TO private control and favor reten-
tion OF the t,aic commissions ~ fix
intra-state rates.
Creation OF the proposed trans
poriation board" Is opposed because
IL could invade the interstate cont
merce commissions field and make
public recommendation in rate ad-
vance cases without the necessity
OF conducting u public hearing"
Would Pcnaiiyc Efficiency
Compulsory consolidation OF the
roads Is opposed because "if we COM
pei the railroads TO consolidate and
guarantee their earnings, such a
thing as competition In service Will
be demoraliEed.
Labor Situation
OF the labor situation, the ship
pers say:
The public. being wholly depen-
dent upon the ds'sy. uninterrupted,
continuous operation Of our com
mon carriers. We are IN favor o, the
cnacimen, of legislation that will ef
fectually preven, the catastrophy
that would follow a general railroad
strike. and which legislation will it
the same time fully recognize the
Just rights OF the laborer and all 9th
er parties In interest"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
GULF STORM PREDICTED
by Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 7.-Virtu'
ally the entire gulf coast was or
dered TO hoist storm signals tonight
by the United States weather bureau.
northwest winds from Morgan City.
La. to Brownsville. Texas. and
southeast from Carribelle, Florida,
virtually To Morgan City.
Warnings we're ordered at Wash-
ington tonight affecting the coast,
from carribelle to hay st. Louis,
Mississippi and the district bureau
here ordered the flags up from Nor
gan City to Brownsville aud. In q
supplemental warning later from
Morgan City east along the Louis
lana coast.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
Must Ilc Equality

ITO correct this system" plum's
plan. There must be absolute equal
rs between the three interests--the
public. capital. labor. To accomplish
his end. sumbit TO the American
people the true foundation for the
reconstruction OF our industrial sys-
TEN. This requires that the grant OF
society makes inthst Industry bene-
fitted by the grant: that the capital
required To support the industry
shall also be deemed an Investment.
Labor. the creative power OF indiv-
iduals employed. shall be deemed an
investment.
Society shall receive profits on
its investment the shape OF better,
cheaper and more service.
Division of Profits
Capital shall receive It's share In
guaranteed protection Of investment.
and that current rate OF return
which makes the world procure the
acceptance OF par OF the stcurities
which represent Invested capital.
In those Industries which should
properly be owned by the communist
aud where the capital employed has
an absolute guaranty Of integrity.
aud return. all Of the savings reflect
ed in the greater productive power
Of increased efficiency should b
eves.ly divided between the public
ard labor
In such Industries employing pri-
,ate capital to render public sersics
base don n grant, the public. or con.
sumers. should still enoy one halt
OF the savings of such efficieneies.
Canitai and labor ointly should re-
ccivt the aanr.it Of the other halt.
10 be- distributed between capital
ard iahcr n the proportion OF their
respective Investments. The pablic's
half shcrih b. In q reduction of
price to the consumers sNAnS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
on Men 60 Meet

NEW YORK. Jan. Multi
millionaires from various parts oI
the United States who built their
fortunes In oil will gather In New
York next saturday TO celebrate the
golden anniversary OF the parent
organization OF the Rockefeller en-.
terprise the Standard OF company
o. Ohio.
\ nahsentee viii be- John u
Rockefeller, who Is spending the
winter IN Florida.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
STORM WARNING
FOR SOUTH PART
OF STATE ISSUED

ny Associated Pres.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. storm
signals were hoistrd tonight by the
district weather bureau here from
Morgan city, Ia. 60 brownsville,
Texas.
The storm warning issued by Fore.
easter Dyke u;
"sorihwcst storm warnings order.
cd at $40 y. ~. Morgan city, Ia,
10 brownsville. Texas.
disturbance over rxirmc souil,
Texas will move norihcastward fol.
lowed D., strong nortlrrly winds to-
night aud Thursday with much cold.
60 weather."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
Dlcs of Injuries

% TNHTFInfIU TFFFN
souTHBrRy. Conn. Jan. -
Henry Canefield. "a. one time Tn.
tied States consul general nj
Athens. Greece. died yesterday at his
home from injuries received some
DAYS ago when thrown from his
carriage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
Communist Leader Arrested

HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. -
Federal AGENTS raided the head
quarters OF the German branch Of
the Communist labor patty late to-
day. A department of justice
syent later announced that. nn The
strength Of the evidence obtained
federal operatives In New Jers y
Ia darrcsted Max Wolf, said 10 b.
national secretary ot the German
lranch OF the party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
BRANCH HEADQUARTERS
lOR wood To BE OPENED
Ry sociaicdPp-s

ny Associated pr,-s.
CHICAGO. Jan lit was am
nonncsd tonight az headquarters Of
the campaign for General Leonard
Wood for the republican presidential
nomination. that Senator George u.
Moses OF New Hampshire. would
cpen branch headquarters in Wesh-
ing'on and would take active and
personal charge there The senator
departed Tor WASHINGTON tonight az
ter a conference with Wood sup
portcrs today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
Heavy Booze
Cargoes Leave
Both Coasts

~ Associated P-~~s
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan TN.
usually heavy shipments OF liquor
were started from Pacific coast tu
Atlantic coast and gulf ports today
the last day on which II could be-
safely sent from Pacific sea board
pcints for export Ia Mexico. Soatt
America aud Europe. the collector
OF internal revenue announced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
Heat Assemblies.

! UN NNHurIlIcu 10
NORFOLK. Va. Jan. THE At
lGntlc fleet was assembled tonight
of the Virginia capcs ready to start
early tomorrow for the southern
drill grounds at Guantanamo. Cuba,
for the annual winter maneuyers and
target practice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
URGE MuRDrRERS Ot
OH MEN BE PUNISHED

hy AssnciAted lrtsr.
HOUSTON. Jan. The slaying
~ = J. Rouey OF Houston by Next.
~ln bandits. near Port lohos, Next
CO. Monday drew strong protest
"a the fcderad government from the
Houston chamber Of commerce in
a resolution adopted at directors
meeting "Wednesday The resolution
-ags on the United States govern
mcnt to tske steps To see that the
perpetrators of the crime are brought
20 Justice and that the continued
outagcs on the persons Of American
citizens IN Mexico be brought TO an
end
MIR. Dupont Dies
a. AssoCisfrJ Prs
WILMINGTON. Della. Jan. -
Mrs Alfred Dupont. wife OF one
of the most prominent of the nu-
port family died today while visit
INK IN Charleston. : Mr.. Du
poui l. in California.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08

NeN' 4 bein' immensely rich an
4 Democrat. IN Funniest combination
T. hein' aminhle an immensely rich.
This is certainly a fickle ole coun-
Try" sighed Private Milt Bud. who's
home on furlough. while tn war
wus raigin' ever buddy used L smile
an speak 4 me. hut nov never eit
pleasant look,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
WIIIskEY FOUND BN
OYSTER FISHERMEN
By Associated Prs,

Iiy Associated Frrss,
BILOXI. Miss. Jan. T. Seven
bottles OF whiskey have been found
within the last few days In Mississ-
ippi sound by BiliNo oyster fisher
men. Il became known today. The
liquor brought mp with oyster tongs.
Is believed to have been thrown over
hoard by blockade runners enrouie
from New Orleans To Mobile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
RAILWAY WORKERS OF NATION ORGANIZE
TO fight HIGH LIVING PRICES THROUGH
COOPERATIVE buying AND DISTRIBUTION

WASHINGTON. Jan. FAILING
Ca ohtain satisfac,or, relief from the
high cost of living either through
further wage advances BY the rail.
read administration or ffom thr
anti.profitecring campaign of the
department of justice, officials Of the
four big railway hrotherhoodS anii
,hc railroad shop crafts affiliated
with the American Federation ~
Labor have decided to seek n so,n.
iion for themselves through cooper.
atiyc buying. production and a,s'ri.
button. The step was construed in
somc quarters ~ indicating that dc.
niandS for further wage increases
would no' bc pressing pending out
con,c of the experiment.
"Details Incomplcir
Details OF the cooperative srh, ne
have not yet been compie'cl. but
plan. have been under consideration
since the former labor conference al
Chicago IN November. The formation
of the all-Amorican far-lahor coop
eraiiye commission. an oIigroN,h
of the conference. was announced
today q, It's offices hero.
Conference Cai",i
Another conference vi" /, held
IN Chicago February l. 10 l..
Warren 5. stone. erahd chief Of
the Brotherhood ~ Locomotive In
pincers and OHc of c~.aaiIsrs of
the Chicago meeting. Is general
treasurer Of the cooperative com
mission. and otncr officials of the
railway employcs organizations are
Officers.
Representative ~ the four big
hrothcrhoods conferred during the
dsy with Howard Figg. special as
sistant % the attorney general and
In charge OF tho campaign against
the hieh cost OF living.
VIII solve Own Problem
After the meeting Mr.. Figg said
! that the brotherhood representa-.
iives had come 10 Obtain first hand
information regarding results
achieved by the department OF ius.
iicc and had informed him that
their organizations plan TO solve
their own living costs through Co
operative methods Indications
that pressure from railway work
ers for increased wages might hc
lcsscned was seen In statement
hy Bert VI Jewell acting president
of the railway employees densri.
mcnt of the federation Of labor
that an increase IN ply will not
solve the problem Jewell rssertefl
that higher wages accompanied bv
proportionaie increase IN prices
results in a vicious circle" which
lenves The railroad miu no better
off 1'ier Tho increase 10 paw 'h.n
hn was with tn smaller tlll~,
other officials of the railway work
ors ORGANIZATIONS as we'll a. Jewell
So. no hope for relief IN prasccn.
tcn 81 pr0iitesr. arr dec'ir,e .ar
onlN way to daal with an rr. un,rir
situation h. viih OIL unaic frrtnr.
illianor With rroslucrr>
An alliance of thr farmers thc
Organized producers un the ono
hand With hhorsf- or orenuifr'
consumer. On tho other hand A.
The purpose ~ the cooperative foa,-
mission. Jewell. who Is q momhrr
fthc commission said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
PEACE TREATY As
ELECTION ISSUE
SEEMS ASSURED
OVERsiitDOwS ALL OTHER TOp.
les Ar NATIONAL. CONNEN-
TIO\ on PARTY
DEMOCRAT LEADERS MEET
0cclaraiion ~ Policy Firmly hack
ing up President Urged In Res
olntion by Cummins--
banquet To-day.
ny Associated Press

Iiy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan. THE
peace treaty as campaign issue
loomed on the political horizon to-
day when leaders of the democratic
party. gathered here for the quad
riennial meeting of the democratic
national committee and laid prelim.
inary plans for the presidential con-
test.
Solid stand Urged
Already Overshadowing the fight
for the national convention which
apparently narrowed during the dny
10 Kansas city aud San Francisco.
discussion Of the treaty got an ad.
ditional impetus when II becam.
known that at It's meeting tomorrow
the committee would be asked by
its officers 10 formally put itself
squarcly behind President Wilson II,
his stand In the treaty controversy
A resolution making such a declara
lion was prepared for presentation
and Chairman Cummins OF the com.
mitiec predicted that Il would he
adopted. II IN understood 10 indorse
In general terms the presidents
course. without declaring specifically
tor lnreseryed ratification. hut Mr..
Cummins said the intention was 10
make It's language so plan that there
would he no doubt that the party
stood "hehind the president"
hrsan II Question"
The announcement stirred up end
less speculation when II was coupled
with unyerified reports that William
Jennings Bryan would advocate Q
different course In his speech at IN,
Jackson Day banquet. TO be held un
ier the auspices Of the committee
No one rrofessed to know Mr.. Bry
ans Intentions hut many committee
men we're turning over In thei
minds various stories quoting hin
as advocating ratification with an,
compromise that could be- secured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
CONGRESS TAKES
HAND IN FIGHT
AGAINST RADICALS
EVERY GOVERNMENT EMPOYE
WOULD BE SPECIAL AGENT
ACCORDING To BILL.
BROAD CAMPAIGN PLANNED
Army Forced 90 vacatc buildings
40 Ellis Island In Order 60
I,old Hundreds Awaiting
Deportation.

ny Associated Prss.
WASHINGTON. Jan. I. = Com
plcto coordination OF all govern
mental agencies. together with an
awakened congress tonight had
given the campaign to rid the na-
tlon Of radicals q broader aspect.
Congress received a bill introduced
by Representative Johnson. repub-
lican OF Washington. which would
make every government employ an
arent for ferreting out undesir-
ables Each clerk would be given
the du,y OF reporting information
concerning any activities 20 the
department Of Justice and the i'm
migration authorities.
Treasury Force Assists
Tho treasury secret service. with
It's wide qualifications. was enlisted
In running down persons for whom
the immigration authorities have
issued warrants.
Customs officials also have been
ordered TO report any Information
they NAV gather In the work Of In
specting imports. while the army
and navv intelligence arms OF SER
vice will cooperate both In tho
gathering Of evidence and search
lng out Of radicals.
Hundreds Held
Secretary Baker ordered the va
cation Of all buildings aud other
facilities used by the army NJ Eliis
Island. in order 10 make room for
handling the hundreds OF aliens who
are held there pending deportation
proceedings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
Plumb Plan For Industries
OF Nation Urged; VIII Go
Before Public At Early Date

n, Associated pr,-<.
WASHINGTON. Jan. "A plumb
plan for all American industry. mod
elled after the plan Of the same name
for the railroads. has been reaned
and l. expected to be publicly an
nounced soon
Copies of the plan. captioned "an
industrial program by Glenn p.
Plumb" are being circulated here
and some OF them have been reeciv.
ed In government circles
Tri.Par,iie Control
Briefly. the plan proposes for all
American industry the system Of tri-
psriiie railroad control advanced.
some time ago with the backing ~
,he great hroihethoods, and which u
has been announced would be mad,
an issue az the elections.
Public interest" Is defined In the
plan as follows
1t Is the right of the public to
obtain hcter cheaper. or more pro
ducts or service a. the. progress OF
the arts permits the mating Of more
or better goods or service al low
~ cost of production The consiitu-
tion deni,. the power of the puhl.'
so &C. exercise T. power oi regulation
ss to deprive the owner OF the prop
srty OF his investment. actually. hon
,stly and prudeutly made. or OF a
fair return on such invesiemnt ~
1ociciy pays more than this amount
which the owner retains a. profit
iocic,y pays more than u lawfully -
required 20 pay and the owner re-
,elycs more than ne Is lawfully en-
'iticd 10 receive
r,iVc,ua +, rf'lci
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08

An al'iarc" of thr farmers Tho
Organized producer. on the ono
hand. with lahorrf- or orenuirr'
consumer. 0n tho other hand o.
the purpose ~ the cooperative ron,-
mission. jewell. who Is q member
a. fthc commission said.
o. acts to conduct q yigornls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08

This" saYs the Plumb plan. I'm
tro4u,es rcrgct-fl conflict be;Sseu
society VA tho eNercise Of this pub
DC rcEr'ailon and the aseni q has
created
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
WEATHER

H.ghrst Yesterday m 1919. 80;
t.oWcst o..
liirhc.t YESTERDAY, "a: Lowest. l..
Humidity Dait
DRY temperature .--...-a -l ~
samM 1pm
W.f trerreraiurr gO iN
Humidity ......--. ~ -
Forecast Thurstny PROBABLY fair
Total snowfall a..
West Tcxgsl Thursday. probably
fsir. cold " suuth portions Fr
day probably Var. continued cold.
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tcontinucd on Pase Four
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
KANSAS fITy

EANSAR CITY. Jan - noes rs
rc.uts voc scp'fsuy 10 p ilc hIsl..
tub it-444 I'D. h'ssIfs tir0aIs1#
300 Hua - .utat.. YE.is IIttsU
q. o.. plrs 90 sFlssI
',.1i.L 'e'r pis i.ise steaiy 10 -sAt
Rot o heavy s'rsts tiig.ule m.diuu
~ az - oonimon 80 hOull .B. th.ir,
~ pgB 70 common lsgig 90 bufSH.
80 u''frfs 8 ocult.a, etws is-sal1
'Arn,'s Deg l12t. .uss tsrrui. TO-
'arrorz . - w. tAi,.s ii,05gIi o.
frrdsfs ~ 81 D % 20. sfaoksr. s. t6Di6 70
Thtkf r-r'iIs 800 npmius!y rssIy
isiuh. - 00I ~ 90 fuUs o.. ;oulf.sb
,.sTllng ~stherr ii1sshIs % .s,,tfns ss
y - 70 rlils t1isl07s breeding sws.
u % ~ 10. fDrirr .aurs ti5gaglsgb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
WALL STREET

TH. F4.N HHf,.' .ssrfti f.Y4 fH'Ifr,
~ ,Hnr.si pi fHr no. s.H .u....f r..r.
rE ~ 'Hiavs 49, AHlr frHm l.r
sfsl Hliup eti'u f.f'rfsd rnuH Usft
~ ,rs'. fib Do rHirI advance rrI 'ts..
no See ri'.h Fstrs1 a. p1irr u'IH, o.
srtnrs snYty Up"fuI1i issu.s NsfH Un.
I'si 10 frAr Irs ~ 'I' i.Hs rru.H'f ~
so'b it"Ir' rise 10 NHrria Iron nHi
= point fHf IHiv.I Hrf' FpfIHss fHfp fr.
rEly not+sorthy fshtHf-- Iaty quota
i.nua 'tilDsisi f.ttrtt Ss.HfHsn,u %
fnf.' 'Fn ssshsfrs
iryss'rtr' fals sEf b sh rls-s ind1s
f'Fls s'FrrH'hsr"i thsff rnsit.pHs on
very nfh' dssiinu - ~ thsy wi'h sfuIp
r'f's sFi UTftrf Ihrs gs|Hs rs
rstr'f IH.' later rtsu r0 urgent demand
~ eAil many over 'hs utsh sAl ~ "A
loans 10 f.tfsa4t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
COTTON
>EW ORLEANS.


Sfw ORLEANS. Jan 70 -Th. ,Ar'y
i'adirg IA cotton today was hit-nd.d o.,
a diop u - - 20 points tA,ert.Jol vas
much lower ihan d. snd the weather
map shs cons dtfed very favorable March
tel away 10 81 GSe ana Dot,h.t h, 30 61e
There vas no special selling and the mar.
h't Nhs much more regular than usual In
hs price changes THE cpttou tslt -.
ported dry weather except for few RAIN.
along the east sulf coast aud II pas con.
dderef hat the condition Of the soil
vas Improving In the shseucs OF fftntt
precipitation.
Cah-srams from Liverpool. stating that
'he mrfket there Vas Adversely affected
bN demands y, mill operatives Of az In.
trea.~ u 100 petteat in wage. caused
further .eiliE here tut at q dscline oE<ss
to - points a n.r d<Nnssid r-a ac.
iiats recovery Yat. llsthe mcfnlus pfirrs
wsfe point dss ~! points 40. CON.
pared With the f1nslsi u Yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
cue ,iS,

CHICAGO jar % HOES recent.
.'.1oo sIos tu.s 81 lsogul5t. ,pp ~ ~.
heavy 80 mclilm o.. 0DVIsl..
40 nis - 20 80, plss iii i'1oit3t.
"ATTLE receipts zoo .t.atY cbete,
heavy tierfs ~ 9@liIs medium ~ 500
.'. common 8 tg6iI % choic. hshts
flA ysU is 81. common ~ no n : j. %. butch
~ htitUts s. ultBb riN4 Tr,sdl.gs
snners s. bt-b tAnts p,pBels 20
te' ders y % p J.; sL Ftorksrs s,GIOsI
stbEP receipts hteo steady lamts
~ 9OUsis a.. ruUs tst0gIs sboi,,
ewes Iloi.6 10. 70, tup. y OOylos0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30

HOUSTON, Texas, Jan. 10 --Am,,.urs
are outshoo'ins the professionals at the
sunny South tournament here 3he
leading nmsteurs Guy recrlng Of Co
inmhus. Wis, and Marx Arie of Thorn
ashore. ~. have broken $50 out OF s0l
targets for an aversKe Of IS The lend
ing pro. c, q. Spencer of st Louis
has broken iTs In 400 for an average
Of 19
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
NEW i,mx.

NEW YORK Jan, 20 me cotton mar
Net ~ss unsettled during todAys early
trading. Th~ late oatl.s from Liverpool
Sefe considered disappearing and there
vas rsnsw~d selling by local and Wall
street trade on the weakness Of forriss
exchange Liverpool and other foreign
Trade Interests wete tuyers Of new crop
months. however, white there was . sat.
terms spot house demand and sstvt OF. n
lnr nt decline OF TO ~ points On th-
OLD crop, hu, 10 - points higher on n,N
crop positions. fluctuations were irregular
pii crop mofths rallied several points
risht after th\ cell. but snsr selling AZ
NS.c, or within 5 points Of y~st. .r,isy /.
closing au1tstion, May sssed off To ~ &so
OF ls points not lower, while October 70.
acted from - bic 10 1850.
TIE easy late cables frvm Liverpool were
attributed partly TO . threat Of labor tYou
biss In Manchester, bu, ~. Engilah mar.
he, rallied just before The eIess and
prices here turned stt-altr late In The
noTning Iiverpooi wss q oonsid~tabl
s~ilsr of old crop months early, but prss.
sure ftrm WAL street and local traders
wNs checked ~ the ~eraies ruling NJ
the stock market and there was eos-rtns
toward midday on fumors II better MOS
poets fof early action "n the peace irSaty
hoporis of tsv off.rinss of cotton good.
~ second hand. al.c helped the ,aiiy
~hirh r1rrled Msy up TO stsic, " TIVE
points net higher,
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