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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-09
LITTLE ROCK GIRL
 KIDNAPPED, FOUND
(Ry United Press)

Kansas City, Aug. 9-Lillian Brown aged 8, daughter of W. L. Brown of Little Rock, Ark, who was kidnapped from the family residence four years ago, was found last night at the home of Mir. Browns divorced wife, Mrs. Amy Carroll. The girl will be taken back to her father at Little Rock.
 Mrs. Carroll admitted taking the child from the Brown residence at Lit tie Rock four years ago, because "she loved here When notified of the dis covery and of Mrs. Carroll's confes- sion, Mr. Brown wired that he would not prosecute.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-09

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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-09
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
(By United Press)

Kansas City, Aug, 9.-Cattle: re- ceipts 6,500, market steady beef steers $5.50 to S16, COWS and heifers $4 to $10.75. Hogs: receipts $500, mark ct weak, good heavy S15 to $16, bulk sales $l6.15 to S16.40.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-09
MUST HAVE THE CABIN

Editor Log Cabin Democrat.
 My subserlpt Is out for the Cabin and has been out for some t.me. but last week my wife's people sent her a copy and We just must have the paper some more. Please send it one and one-half months to
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-09

me at Austin, R. l. l am teaching school at Oak Grove, and school will te cut then. when l will subscribe aga.u from England. Crops are good In this county Cotton is exceptional ly good. I think. With best wishes to you and the Cabin" and all it's read CTS. C. F. Castleberry.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-09
SHARON REVIVAL.

A series of revival services will be started at Old sharon on Saturday night, August 21. Rev. J. D. Roland will conduct the revival.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-09
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Emmet Mobbs, 21, Greenbrier, and Annie Carroll, 20, Springfield.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
500 DOCTORS TO
SEEK ISOLATION
OF THE FLU GERM

CHICAGO, Feb, 21-Isolation of the
influenza germ will be one Of the chief
problems before 500 leading physicians
of the United States and Canada, who
will be in. session here for week be-
ginning Feb. % as delegates to the
fourth annual convention of the Ameri-
can Congress on Internal Medicine.
More than so of the leading univer-
sites and medical schools will coop
crate with the congress, which is held
under the auspices of the American
College of Physicians.
Progress that has beeA made during
the last year in combating the influenza
epidemic will be reported to the con-
gress by Prof. e. c. Rosenow, Of the
Mayo foundation, Rochester, MINI.
Most effective means of curbing these
epidemic waves of influenza will be de-
termined upon. The medical depart
Tments of the United States navy and
the United States public health and
marine hospital service will be repre-
scented in deliberations.
Clinics will be offered at all leading
hospitals during the mornings and reg
ular sessions of the convention will be
held in the afternoons and evenings at
the congress. The clinics will cover the
entire field of medical practice exc
cept surgery and will be directed by
physicians of international reputation
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
Miss TGLmGdge
Princess Star
In Love Comedy
IA Temperamental Wife" To
Be Attraction There for
Three Days.

Girls who have decided to marry
men who are not interested in woman
and who will not even speak to or look
at other women after marriage, may
benefit by the experiences of Billie
Billings, in "A Temperamental Wife "
starring Constance Talmadge and which
will begin its run Of three days at the
Princess theater, commencing Sunday,
Miss Talmadge plays the role Of Bill
lie Billings, strongly determined to
marry only man who is averse to all
women. She finds this person in Sem
ator Newton Of Nevada, rather timid
bachelor who Is so bashful and Of type
so exactly like her ideal that she de-
termines to marry this solon regardless
of cost
Unlike other courtships, Billie be-
comes the sutton and the bashful gen
tieman from Nevada does his best to
keep from entangling domestic alliances.
But the Wiles of the capricious Billie
are too strong for the senator. He falls
victim to her charming self and a small
period Of welded bliss ensues.
Then follows a series of unusual in
cidents in which Billie, the Bulgarian
count and the senator figure. The SEN
ator firmly refuses to fire his female
stenographer and Billie runs away with
the count.
This is almost the last straw for the
senator until the resourceful Billie en-
gineers a stunt that sent scores Of
wealthy tourists scampering out of their
early morning slumbers and the senator
on a run that exceeded anything that
he had ever accomplished in his polit-
ical campaigns.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
WGshburn Star
In NeW Comedy
On Prohibition

No precious jewel was ever guarded
more closely than were five innocent
looking boxes at the Lasky studio dur
ing the filming of 1.-THE Six Best Gel
lars" the new picture starring Bryant
Washburn, which comes to the Ma
jestic theater next Thursday. Tx
tras" and members of the cast could be
found cycling them wistfully during in
tervals in the action. "Johannesberger
Bewern Auslese, 1879 stencilled on the
boxes, was the explanation. They con-
tanned full bottles of one of the rarest
vintages of wine in existence.
The Six Best Cellars is an anus
ing story about prohibition in which
the Johnny Berger" plays a prominent
part Director Donald Crisp wanted
some samples Of the real thing for the
picture. But in these days it was like
Searching for the proverbial needle to
locate it.. Finally a former brewery
'magnate, now millionaire living in re-
tirement in Los Angeles, was induced
to loan the cases from his private stock.
In the picture Bryant Washburn has
the role Of the leading light in an eX
elusive social set of young married peo-
pie in a suburban town. His promi-
nence depends largely upon the stock
of choice drinkable in his cellar. When
this runs low, he makes frantic efforts
to recoup, with humorous results.
Wanda Hawley is the leading woman,
and it is Paramount picture
directed by Donald Crisp,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
Billie Burke Is =
Savoy Offering
In "SGdie LOUe''

Have you a twin soul?" It's moth
ing like an athletic heart or the house
maids knee, but it frequently causes
even more trouble. Billie Burke is at
flcted with one in her Paramount Art
craft picture, Sadie Love-" which will
he shown at the Savoy theater Sunday
only.
1t takes the form of an old sweetheart
who shows up about five minutes after
she has been pronounced the wife of
Count Luigi Pallavicini, a handsome
Italian. Forthwith Billie imagines her
self in love with her old flame, though
he has grown fat and unlovely since
their amorous affair. She plans an
eopement with him, but his wife and
an excitable French friend of the Italian
husband foil the little scheme and Of
fer some complications on their own ac-
count. 1t is most laughabe and de-
lightful mess, which finally turns out
happily for all concerned.
The original of the picture is Avery
Hopwoods farce by the same name,
which was produced with success on
Broadway few years ago. James L.
Crane, Jed Prouty and Helen Montrose
are included in the supporting cast and
the production was directed by John S.
Robertson.
For Monday and Tuesday the attrac-
ton will be 1.-THE Yelled Marriage"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
Parker Novel
On the Screen

In Bert Lytel1's latest starring We
hicle, The Right of Way" adapted
from Sir Gilbert Parker's great novel,
the famous courtroom scene has been
reproduced faithfully and in accordance
with the arrangement of Canadian
tribunal of justice.
This, as may be observed when the
picture opens a four day engagement
at Loew's Lyceum Sunday, in addition
to the regular five-aCt vaudeville bill,
differs in many respects from the
American courts. Instead of the priso-
ner being placed close to the judges
bench, as in this country, he is seated
in the center of the room just inside
the court railing. The lawyers and
clerk, as well as the judge, wear the
flowing robes characteristic of the Eng
fish courts
More than 300 extra persons were
used as spectators in this dramatic set
ting, watching Beauty Steele, an at
torney, the role taken by Mr.. Lytell,
defend a man charged with murder.
Most Of them were typical rough log
drivers and lumbermen of the Canadian
north.
The novel won Sir Gilbert his knight
hood and is regarded oas one of the
most dramatic stories ever penned.
When it was published in book form
several years ago, approximately halt
million copies were sold
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
Charlie Chaplin Stars
In "A Days Pleasure"
Strand Theater Offers Double Bill for Week
Which Includes Mae MURRAY Feature

Charlie Chaplin's latest million dollar
production. "A Days Pleasure" will
be shown for a weeks run commencing
Sunday, at the Strand theater.
This is Chaplin's fourth of n long
series of comedies produced in his own
studios. It is Of the same series as
"A Dogs Life" and Shoulder Arms"
What is declared to be the funniest
incident ever filmed takes place at the
outset of the picture when Chaplin, as
the head OF his family, takes his flock
IN the family auto, a dilapidated af-
fair, and starts off for a Journey to
the. country. The progress OF the trip
Is impeded at a busy street corner
when a traffic difficulty ensues.
Finding. that the pleasure via auto
is not forthcoming, the family Journeys
to an, excursion boat where a negro
jazz band, popcorn boy, and stormy
weather turn things into an uproar.
greater than anything Chaplin has
previously accomplished,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
J. Kendrick Bangs
To GiUe Spiritual
Lecture On Var

Memphis will have the opportunity
Saturday at the Goodwin institute to
hear John Kendrick Bangs
Mr.. Bangs lecture is different from
other 49, H2Hs in that save in a
Very minor degree it does not deal IN
atrocities, but is rather a spiritual in
depreciation Of the war that stimu-
lates and thrills, and in its alterna-
lions Of pathos and humor presents
the situation as It revealed itself to
q seeing and sympathetic eye.
On Monday evening Sir John Foster
Fraser, Of Great Britain, will appear on
the GOODWIN institute lecture course in
the subject, "A Diplomatist at Large"
Sir John is one Of tho most distin-
Sliished journalists and public speakers
Of Great Britain, aud will speak with
flrst-hand authority on the interna-
LOnal affairs Of Enrnne
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21

Is determined to place his great medi-
cine in 100000 homes in 1920. You
can get S0-day treatment for 25c at
your drug store, or in order to get this
remedy in every home he will send you
a treatment-pay for when cured.
When you find his remedy as adver-
tised, you are to let your friends and
neighbors know what the medicine has
done for you. If sou have Liver, Kid
ney, stomach Trouble Constipation,
Catarrh-don't let another day pass
accept one or the other above offers. 1t
is great appetizer and system builder,
an old reliable herb remedy, which has
stood the test for 81 years in two con-
tinents. Address DR.. w. S. Burkhart,
Cpl Main St, Cincinnati, o. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
Irene Castle Star at
Majestic in Ultra Play
"The Amateur Wife" Story of NelO York So
ciety, Has First Shouting Sundag

or all the trips which Irene Castle.
the famous dancer and screen star, has
made abroad. she never returned 10
America in n qualnter Earb and under
more novel circumstances than she did
for the benefit Of the motion picture
camera recently when her latest pro-
duction, "The Amateur Wife" was be-
Ing filmed The picture is 10 he shown
at the Majestic theater Sunday for
four days.
According to the story. Mrs. Castle
Is French convent girl coming to New
1orK 70 visit her mother. whom she
hasn't seen for years and consequently
doesnt know is the queen of a jaEzy
Broadway musical show
Wearing the plainest Of clothes and
with her hair IN pigtails, Mrs. Castle
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21

his beautiful country home they were
as one.
That's the way 1.-THE A. B. C. of
Love" Mae Murray's newest Leonce
Perret production, also shown during
the week at the Strand starts, after
which complications arise and life be-
comes complex problem for the little
her A. B. C,s very quickly.
Miss Murray, the Maid of Many
Moods. is happily cast in 1.-THE A. B.
G. of Love-" for it permits her to run
the gamut Of emotions from sweet in
nocence and naivete to jealousy and
grief and rage The story introduces
her in rags and then transforms her
into social butterfly wearing gowns
that are charmingly girlish and daring
ly sophisticated by turns.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
Mae Murray Feature.

'. Do you know the A. B. c, love?
GATE didn't! Kate, in fact, knew no
A. b. C.'s at ALL She couldn't even
read or. write, but she was winsome
wisp of a little creature who could
snuggle into the tender spot in YOUR
heart, When Harry Bryant discovered
what an adorable little thing she was
ne took her. off to the parson one
morning, and when they returned TO
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21

walked down the EanEplank ~ a re-
Gently arrived liner al a New York
pier while the other passengers Eaped
and snickered at what appeared 70 be
an unusually awkward imml grant girl
No one suspected II was tho we'll
known screen beauty, so effective was
her costume.
A miniature musical comedy enacted
upon the stage OF one Of the best known
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
ARMY LIFE ESSAYS
READY FOR GRADING

Essays prepared on army life by
school children Of Memphis and Shelby
county are being turned in to Capt
Frank Strickland at the recruiting a.
flee here. The city school children pre-
pared their essays at home under spe-
cial authority from the war department,
but county school children wrote theirs
in school Friday. Papers prepared by
county pupils are being graded by Their
respective teachers and only the best
will be submitted to Headquarters.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21

New York thesters was photographed
for THE Amateur Wife"
According 10 the story, Mrs. Castle
is a French convent girl lately arrived
In America to find her mother a musi-
cal comedy queen. She appears on the
scene while her mother is performing
and Is scandalized by the rather abbre-
waited costume which her fond parent
wears
Girls from one Of tho popular Broad
way rcvnes were engaged for the scene
and disported before the ioothghts IN
der The guiding hand Of Director Ed
ward Dillon.
THE Amateur Wife" Is declared 70
be unique in theme and 10 have an
unusual appeal The leading man Is
william =. Carleton Jane Muffin
wrote the scenario from magazine
story by Nalbro hartley. Il is a Para
mount Aircraft picture
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
MERIDIAN MASONS
GOING TO VICKSBURG

MERIDIAN, Miss. Feb. 81. (Spl)-
A large delegation of Meridian Masons,
the officers OF the three lodges and
many others, will attend the meeting
Of the Mississippi Masonic Grand lodge
at Vicksburg the first three adays Of
next week. The Meridian deSaation is
going armed with inducing 70 Sc
cure the 1920 stated comls& apn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
Fascinating Widow
In Silk Stockings

1.-THE Butterfly Romance" produced
by the Universal Educational, has for
its heroine" Harry Fraser, who sue
ceeded Julian Eltinge in the name part
of 1.-THE Fascinating Widow" The ro-
nance has to do with silk stockings and
the discriminating burglaries of band
of international thieves.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
MOTION PICTURE CALENDAR.
Majestic.

Majestic.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday-Irene Castle in THE ANA
teur Wife"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Bryant Washburn in THE Six Best
Cellars"
Strand.
Sunday and All Week-Charlie
Chaplin in "a Days Pleasure" and
Mae Murray in The A b C Of
Love"
Princess.
Sunday. Monday, Tuesday--Con-
stance Talmadge in "a Tempera-
mental Wife"
Wednesday and Thursday-Taylor
Holmes in Three Black Eyes"
Friday and Saturday-Monroe Sal
isbury in The Phantom Melody"
Savoy.
sunday-Bilie Burke in sadie
Love"
Monday and Tuesday-"The Veil
cd Marriage"
Wednesday and Thursday-.Zasu
Pitts in The Third Generation"
Friday and S a I urd n y-''L.ove,
Honor and ?" with Ellen Cassidy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21
NOE BOUND OVER,

Charlie Noe. charged with selling
cocaine. waived preliminary hearing be-
fore George II. Poole. U. 5. commits
sioner, Friday afternoon and was held
to the action Of the grand jury.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-21

Read News Scir1tar Wants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
M A r K EFT S
HEAVY CANADIAN SALES
. LOWERS GRAIN PRICES


~ Associated russ
CHICAGO. Feb e. Talk ~ i'm
poIiaut ot cats from Canada had a
ho1rish effect today on the grain
w.rtcis here Corn closed nervous
30 Che same as Yesterdays finish to
Is cents lower. with MAY 1870
iOi to 5-,. and July ~ 81 Ia -.
Oats Lost s-N cents 60 1874 cents
lul provisions seven 10 fifty cents.
depreciation ui Canadian exchange
r.rcnm Hsnces such o. 90 bring about
attractive ofierurs from winnipeg
%, 100000 bushels Of oats -deliver,
No ChI,aeo or Buffalo. duty paid
Houses with Winnipeg collections
avid .cJh1grl houses were theavy
fpiiDra uf oats here Until these
facts bcamc generally known the
corn market showed comparative
strength today. but afterward prices
o. lined under pressure OF hquida
zion and short scllling
Possibility Of large amounts OF
Canadian oats available here for a..
livery CO.. May oontrwts put the
b1'i boo thr oats market 40 al an
usual disadvantage
pru, .inus weakened With grain
unihV,th landing higher quotation
1n hogs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

Ut the Dcundi theatre last night are
nm indication. this really delightful
picture may he characterized rs one
Of the most humorous productions Of
the screen.
The facllu pen Of =. G.. Wodchuus"
has never proruccd anything better
and never has owen Moore had q
part that furnished him fuller scope
Tor his talent.
Tho York aud King Go. were ur
plaudod many times during the pre-.
scntutiun uf "Thc Spirit ol e. %
rural farce comedy IN original sont
novelty by Chick York aud Rose
King. You Know what I Mean was
one ut the outstanding features ~
tho bill Mae Aldrich who's hcnnn-
tea voice has made her iaNorii'
with Amarillo audience was gi'rh
a hearty reception al her singing OF
"SUcrihcartf."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
Amusements
"W ANIED- 4 NJ Strand"
Iii BILLIE ~ i,kE

Can YOU imagine billie Burke as
IN ugly duckling?" In her nov pie
iure Wanted a Husband" which
Is the attraction ut the Mission
theatre, she has the role of girl de-
'igncr Of wall paper who BE- the butt
~ al her companions gihcr on oc-
count OF slovolncss of her appear
ancc and general niidin"ss. Pretty
Miss Purkc accomplishcs this by rui-
ling her TltIan-hucd hair beyond re-.
coEnllion and wearing the most dif.
reputable costume she can find But
oven thus disguised. %, Is bcaui.-
tul woman
Al 81 John who viii be- r"mcwbrr-
cd Tor his work in many of FATTY
Arhucklc's comedies makes up tho
humorous end Of the Mission bin ~
To- ncw Two reel comedy cni.tl'd
Speed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07

v " issH 49,
NfW Y.Rk. Fob. Tho loca,
u1-Ent FOR raw sugar was a little
moro active today and prices were
easier under increased offerings
brought about by the more layorahl,
.lhor conditions in cuba. There
Tcrc sales 81 about 25.00o bags OF
'rtas due 10 arrive here IN few
Avs AZ /. cents cost and freight and
ii,o00 bass Cuhas due 10 load TO.
Jay ~ ~ "a cents cost and freight
and ai TIE close therc were upwards
N 2No 0of bags of Cuhls offered
wlirnu' being taken 40 ~ 81 cents
. COS. emil Cor FIRST laif az and alI
f"bru1rs shipments WHh holder.
apparently .1oro disposed 90 sell.
iuyrrs W,rr not taking ans more ihar
NECESSARY. sifh ihr hope that oaine
~ the Increased movement. prices
vii rcr.do further The close wa.
@ ~ So cents Cos Cahas. ,.r lrl
r.ight equal 20 l-.7a for eeutriiu-
gal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
COTTON UNSETTLED
WITH FURTHER DROP


NEW YORK. Fob o Continued
nervousness 81 foreign trade coudi.
lows Wa. reflected Iu the unsettled
cotton market TODAY The general
l.f closed ~s". uot 90 points lower
fo erc point hiEhcr
TlH opening was steady Houses
u th liverpool connections were big
uyors right after the can prcsum-
1tlN lo rull .irlddIos ard there
sos r,.ite covering on the early ad
prDr il. rrh1urc and .trou
anearg ut the stock market The
liverpool buying stopped after The
luH ahroad however. ana the mar
.'rt turned easier during the middle
Fog the dly owing to the renewed
weakness n foro'rn exchange anu
Hgc1t .n tine stock market.
Thrra HHs also selling on reports
hat suais were Offered more frno'y
r tho southwest Rallies followed
1u renewed covering and a firmr
'rrn it The stock market. but were
not mair slued and there was hcav'
New Orleans selling toward the
lose.
london advice published this
morning claimed that one importer
ADD shipped 5000 bales OF cotton
hack Tor ir..alo IN American mar
kets. hu, private cables from Liver.
T rOol said q Withdrawal 81 British
buyers would 10. only temporary. ana
'tli Ensland's purchases would b,
fully up IN che productive clpacit,
,nt The mills Exports today EOS
halos making . .so9.5ut 80 Gar mn.
season Port rcceipts 39.01N INIT.
"a States port stocks I iUe.isO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07
HAVE COLOR N CHFHS
Be Better LookinC-Ta.le
4 Olive Tablets

n yurr sin . ys'I1w--corr.agi1n
pallid--tcnguc cUaiod lnreutC rslf
you have q lad tari 10 ,uur mouth
= lazy. nosuod ieliir- you should
take Clw Talists
IN. Edwards C'i,c .hio',- sub
f;ifrie lg calorncl-uce prd bg
III Fdwaid- after ~ fcll 90 trdr
pf.Eda afds CiiysTli 'ffs.. lule
vrcci1brDmleGrmr'd ,siholt-~.
Ycnviilhow thea lyiher l-fccac-
Tokaca -lcr. pr, sl7 iu.,f,ro,.
no pi-.glls. . fcchng irt .s.. .'s
childhcNldaysyol tr.fsft.. a..
". EdwaTi,' Civ l-1eis q. a.
the Ever ani hovcls DE cainl 80
t.ve 10 dJnCerJus a|ic. G. erfe
They sEt'hf ti'e -ni erurre co--
stipatin. MiilIlm o.. .r.s 80 ai
annually al " and take co. ~
taonishilyali.Sie,he, sing rg-u..s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-07


NEW YORK. Fen. 6-There has
been heavy general liquidation IN
ihc cotton market during the past
ucch aud @ severe break In prices
Nay deliveries for instance. sold
- - - on rdnesday ma Ing q d..
sine 90 mrr0 thna cents pound
ron ihe hirh level of last month
nj - approximately . cents q
wound fr"m ~ closing quotation ~
'ir prrsipus Friday since then
ihHro have bccn rallies owing 20 o
diminishing volume uf speculative
liquidation AMI cocring. bat sCnti
mont hss remained extremely urrt-
ous and unsettled. The selling
rrvrWr. wa due tu 'he sruSstioHli
Nrahness nf foreign exchange ann
'a.k Df druDralirl foreign trad
conditions while ruuf0rs that Eng
tad hsd dcsided % stop importation
~ cotton these rumois have been
frri"3 hui practically al press and
rfi.atr ady.cc- have indicated that
fngl.h importers were out of the
market temporarily Stock ~ co'
pn available 90 Fnriind or ail0at
'1r thli country arr said o. b. suf
fDer' 20 keep the British mills run
ring Co. urr.ud ranging from atoui
'hre o. four months Prominent
'wrnco, firms hoDeycr. cable thar
EnglaHd must buy frlly uD 10 o.
productive capacity Reports o' ir
cres .f Offerings of cotton goods b.
secgld hand concessions and o.
saies OF goods intended for export
Rave contributed fp '.n gene
LeryOufue