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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
Kansas tity ii,cstoch.

w. Afnr'a'fd Tres
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July o.
Hog Estmlt'd receipts today 1000;
closing ligh'r and mediums 90 highoe:
h.a,ip-. stead, O. % lower. packer tup
$40 co. bulk 1T plc- siiuOHSl5.;5. top
$1,000. good to choice honrf fli1Uu
1888. good Co. choice medium o. .ait
$1,000. good O. choice light Sij.ooif
81 90. Euud o. choice common stock
pigs ilijoGsi4jO.
Cliil, 500. closing steady. choice
60 prime heavyweight so. 26H $50 90;
medium q GabI heavyweight Sleuo
sl5.1j. Euud o. chic, lightweight ti3.3'
nSigi-. common 60 medium heavy.
weight sssP ooNti3 -. good 90 ,hoi =
common h,if,rr S. 50HSl4o0. hlognl
and h,of huI-l S. 00HNo2i COWS AMI
hcifers 50 sopSe0o. good To choice me.
dium light and hnndyw light S9.5od
ii3 o.. common. good 20 choice $50 90
ltisoo. common, coed o. choice $50
HtioNi; common. good 90 choice $3.50
assoc
sheep $50. closing steady. choice 20
con and common hnihg s. 5oHklo.si;
choice 90 prime medium yolrling wc,b
crs sSs0aS2oo. guod a. choice mr.
dium ewes A50nSr 90. Gull and com.
mon ewes sec5NsA?s; breeding ewes
g. coo $3.50: good o. choice medium
feeder lambs S7.ion tloai
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
Sugar Tswer.
~ As.e, sisd PRISE

% No. led Prs
NEW YORK. July s--The ioral mar
ket for raw sugar Was a little casir-
today and thu prices were lowered 10
the basis % L. cents for CubaF. c0ft
and freight. equal 70 sis.si for cen.
trifugal. on sales q 5000 Tags u CO.
has prompt shipment 70 Boston al ia
cents.
There were also sales Of 10000 bags
q Porto Eicos 20 a iccai refincr az
fis.ss e. l. T. delivered. or the same
prize 81 paid ior CuhaF. when T. -
cent below the prices asked by holders
on Thursday.
Prizes Tor refined sugar were un'
changed. Cloging quotations In sugar
fHurcr were ten lower g. ten highcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
Md1:keitNeWjS
SELLERS CONTROL CORN;
MARKET CLOSES LOWER


4, Associated rfos
CHICAGO July Sellers had the
ad,an,ngr of the corn market most ~
the time today OWNS largely Go cU.
rect opinions that the government uTup
report would be- h,lrI.h Prices rlusrd
heavy sN cents tu I 1N cents net lower
with s. cnhcr slli IS Co. Naa IS
ana December N3N - Co i3s. Olts
fiui.h bed unchanged Co. - cent, up 40.
withdrawing thai many recent BEARS
BOZ corn were Inclined to be- oonscr.
ttiilc Hs H r,-uf ~ the ID drop in
prices of late, thr continued hb'ul rc.
Drutf here encouraged other sellers
About thr midl., Df th' session. how.
ever 10, market scored fharp tenn.
p0uH yp,urn bat when the govern.
m,ut crop again Hhsml,i attention
and there was rapid fresh descent
O. values It the last
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW.
, . <%]<t%%<* = = = 4
nr As,oflalsd IN

~ Associated FfesA
NEW york. july g-Sslling on the
bearish character 81 crop and trade al.
stres which held IN check by relative
firmncss u the spot position during
the earlier part u the week IN the cot
ton market. l.atcf however, the cir
culation Of additional July notices
caused \ break ~ over one cent .
pound IN that position. and as soon -
the near month weakened selling II
later deliveries became more active.
Prices ON all the new crop months
made new low ground f0r the move
men, IN consequence. touching the
lowest levels reached In the markc;
here since winter After ceiling NJ
$3.50 on the first notice today. July
contracts advanced a. $50 o.. 90 above
the quotations Tor middling cotton ~
zone u the rOuthcrn markets. and the
circulation % mere notices on Thur
DAY led 90 q sharp reaction. - flr
this month tenders amounting 10
about .. 500 bales have been made on
july.
About the only criticism II weather
conditions In the south has been the
talk q bill wecyil the spread ~ which
would bc promoted hy showers AMI
cloudy conditions such ~ reported IN
some parts ui the belt. The weekly
report % the weather bureau was con.
sidercd reassurine and there was scll
Ing later on rumors that MID month
condition reports would show a decid.
I'd Improvement.
While nc Improvement has been re-
ported on spot demand ~ lar as can
be learned among local brokers while
the goods market have remained quiet.
but spinner are slii o. be curtail'
ing instead ~ cutting prices. and NJ
pressure II ri'ot cotton has been notes
In tho southern market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. July 9.--Whilo the
cotton market was depressed to-day on
selling based GA the favorable weather
prevailing over the belt and by fur.
thcr reports u poor trade IN finished
goods. there were several rallies on tn
strength 81 the technical position and
the marke, closed five points higher
10 Is points lower net for the day.
At iis lowest II stood e % 30 points
down July being the weakest month
and touching ss6iO while October fcll
20 s32Os.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
Coffee Higher.

% N1le-Iaifd FfraI
NEW. YORK. July s,-The market
for coffee futures today were somewhat
irregular after the sharp advance -
yesterday. with prizes two o. tight
points. but very sDon t-rnsd funsr
and sold NJ y 10 q points net higher
during the afternoon
September sold a. ii2s0 and Dec'm-
Der 81 ti25e but the olose was few
points 90 from the b.; with the mar.
ksi showing q ne; advance ~ = % :
points
Closing bids July fi3s.. sep;cmhsf
ti..sl Spot coffee Wa reported o.
better demand both here and in ths
New Orleans market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10

COLrMBrs July "a sell serve"
soda fouutaiB has made IT, appearance
here.
This new fountain. which does away
with ih" human element. has been In,
stalled In a High street restaurant. 90.
posiic the State House simultaneously
with the installation 81 this auiomnt''
dispenser came the announcement q
reduced prices on an drinks and creams.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
POup LITTLE GOLDFISH,
TELL ANOTHER. SPENCER

LEMON Mase july H.--Spcaiilng Of
non conductors
Listen I, the wild fish tale told truth
fully hy Spencer 4. Shottor ~ Slynn'
an. Ga. who owns Mrrywoud. one of
IN, mort beautiful h,n"s In the Bcrk'
shire HIS:
During that severe c;C"rictl storm
the other day bolt of lightning came
over the telephone wires paced
through my hody and connected with q
howl If goldfish nearby. Al Il the
ruidnsh were killed but IL oply ahud'
dcrcd
Pass. friend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10

NankerS Heat Tigers.

NEW YORK. July a.-Ncw York Dc.
fcated Detroit today. The Yankees
resumed their hard hitting while Quinn
proved puzzle a. the Tigers Babe
Ruth was presented with diamond
rtuddci X. ol e. fob bv local knights
~ Columbus and In the fifth inning
hi, his ssth home run Il the season.
the ball going into the upper right
field stand.
Detroit ............... col 600 0oe-3
Nsw York ............. N0i 10 OUX--f
Ainrmiih and oldham, Hanna and
Hoffman. Quinn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
BETTER CROP PROSPECT
CAUSES COTTON DECLINE
o. Associated rrcs

o. Associated rfoa.
NEW YORK july 9.-Sclling on im.
proved crop prospects and uuiuNorahlr
trade ad,iccs led a. further dcclin"
IN the cotton market to-day ana al
crop months made new low ground Tor
the movement. October contracts SOLD
off 20 ssg5o. OF "a points net lower
but there was covering Tor over the
week. and that deliveries closed ~
Sass with the general list closing
steady at net decline Of ? Co o.
point on all month except september
which was twenty points higher.
The opening was irregular with Sep
TENDER % points higher and other
months two points higher a. : points
lower and after selling some I; 90 -
points net lower RICH, after the call
prices rallied on covering
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
Cotton seed Oh Higher.

u AffofIaifd Prs.
NEW YORK. July s.-Cotton Seed
Gil advanced Is 20 81 points on early
short coverings. buying credited e.
packers and in sympathy with lard.
but demand war s0on satisfied and a
reaction followed
Active months closed nine o. eleven
points higher Sales 1890 barrels.
Prime crude nominal: prime summer
yellow spo, sissoGiso0. July ti3To;
September si4i0. all bid
Prime winter yellow and summer
white nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
u. Mnrllh i've ..inck

~ Asfoc'Gist frus.
TT WORTH, July s.--Cattl. 200.
steady. hccScs ssoOdig75. aockcrs
g. 00HS 90
Hogs. ;3i: up - cents. light SIC 0o1
1875. heavy sl5.75aiG.OO. pigs sii.j0
Tl:.5o
Sheep. receipts $50; steady. lambs
sii.0oai3 %. yearlings s. OOHiOs5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
tsss
FEET Hurt. BOSTON
ms 800 "CHIROPS'

BOSTON. Juiy ,husrtis
now beasts - sl,out Zoo chiropOllr's
- whom about . per cent are womcn
an - whom did remarkable work dur.
ing tho war IN caring for the feet ~
soldiers. according g. Or. Walter r.
BoWorr. - Clinton. secretary ~ N.
State Bard = Registration IN Med.
cine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
Higher YET,

PARIS July $40 matter how shor,
hey arc the women still hold them M.
iiof- in Parry. where skirts are shorter
than in any other civilized town, some
even stopping ~ the knee. they are %.
WAYS elevated -iill further on rainy
days ts1s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
Wichita Live Stock.

siefihl - ne News
WICHITA. Kan July a-soo hog
TO- higher. top 1885,. bulk 81 goa
1859. goo cattle market steady .U
strong. beet steers ss5oaii.so. beet
coRr and heifcr- s. 50Gi050. stock
crs and feeders - ioR 80 stock cows
and heifcrs N5oHsoo. bulls sl5Oi
4 90. calves t5tOaii.OO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
OFFER $1,000 ~ RISE
FOR DEMPSEY BRENNAN 90


Nv Nssocia'rd rr.-s
MINNEAPOLIS. July Am offer
~ So. 900 FOR ten round NO dcci.
rlon bout between Jack Dempsey and
liill Rrcnon here On Labor Day was
iclcggaphod Ia IN" fighters representa-.
lives today hy Mike Collins local box.
ing promoter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
BRAVES BEAT REDS
BY PUNCHING HITS
SCORE nv DAIBERT ~ FOURTH
on DOl Bl.E PREVENTS
sill TOT


CINCINNATI. July s.-liusion won
from Cincinnati today 10y punching
nglcs and a double with a base on
balls In the seventh.
The Reds orcap,d q shutout In the
fourth when Dauhcrt doubled AMI scor.
I'd an A Hiugl, bV l,uuRCh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION or
PARTNERSHIP.

To WHOM lT MAY CONCE'iN.-.
This viii serve To- notify the public
that the partnership. know ns the cru.
dgingtnnGoorh Motor Company has
been dissolved The husinoss win be-
continued IN the name uf tho Crudgng
ton Motor Company. have taken over
whatever Interest Nj Gooch had.
The Crudglngton Motor COMPANY
Will not Ice responsible for any uiiigl.
CATION which M Gucoh may cuntrar.
as q member of the firm oi Crudg.ns.
ton Guuch
Crudg.ngton Motor Company.
49, H. NJ Crudglngton.
90 Ste
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10

Two blsc hits UlubcrL Bocckcl.
Three base hits Eoush stolen bases
liocrkol Doubl" plays Wingo to
Ea,h; Neal a. Dauhcrt Hcuthcr to
Enubort Base on balls Bucthcr . Ne.
Quillan g. Struck cut. Ructhcr .. Nc.
Qulllnn |.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10

PITTSBURGH. July philadelphia
won from pi,tsburg today, l,iXcy pitch.
INK nirtight ball with men on bases.
Tho hitting ~ puulcttc and Wrrhi.
stone with daring base running aided
Ia. ia. tsl.g..sss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
CLEVELAND BEATS
WASHINGTON, 8 To 4
DEFENSE Of SENATOR'S DRI ".
IiI.ES ~ LATE IN

~ HhHH'H. NNNfh NfNAH
WASHINGTON. july 9-Clcyclnnd
took another game from Washington
to-day The Washington defense crum.
hod behind Zachary IN o., seventh iu
ming and also the eighth
Manager speaker uf the cleveland
club. injured his leg IN the seventh
and retired before the game ended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10

Two base hitr Ellchrc Caldwell.
Thr"" base hits Shanks Stolen bases
Harris. Johnson Double plays John.
son Chapman Johnson. ShankS Harris
judge Harris and Judge Base on
hallH Zachary e. Caldwell ! struck out
Caldwell ., Bagby l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
Inl,s Win La Eth.

CHICAGO July s--I.,rher's single
ended today's game with Now York
In the last half ~ the thirteenth IN.
ming giving Chicago victory.
New York ...... 600 600 200 0On o.
Chicago ........OiO 600 ioO Ooo -
smith. SNYDER and Barnes; Kilifcr
aud Alexander.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
N'I' I"IhN I"uT 10 IhItV
San Antonio Wins.

HOUSTON. july a.-lloustun failed
to Int Finrhcr today and san Antonio
hunchod hitg winning by the score Of
three to two.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10

~ Kansas CITY I; indianapolis 10.
AZ Milwaukee Q. Louisville 10.
At Columbus 2; Minneapolis ..
At -. l'aus 8. Toledo .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
southern Association

~ Memphis Z; Chattanooga I.
At Birmingham :. Mobile ..
At Atlanta .. New orleans o.
A Nashville 9. Little Rock :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
TEXAS WONDER

Fof Kidney ard bladder trouhlss. gravel. ~eak
a@i lane hsek. rhsumaissfn and iFrsgulafitiss
Of the lsir-ys. enc biadder II not ssld b.
youf drugEisL ~ nal u.2S. Small boiis
offsn sLfss send for svorn testimonias
Or. 2. ". Hal. .s-s Olive 81. ST. L0ui. No
soll b ell druGEhsa-
-
low PRICES STOP
Spseisi low prizes Tor glasses stop
July 10th. -
DR. CLAUDE wOICOTr.
gl4i0tc Specialist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
Divide Bnl.

ST LOUIS. July s.--Bruoklyn AMI
st. Louis divided double header 90.
day tho locals pounding two pitcher
Tor IN easy victory IN the first game
aud losing the second.
Iirrt bame:
brooklyn ..............OO l 100 600
81. Louis ............. O0s 30 lex
Galore. Miiius and Ncis; Clcmors
aud Schupp
Second game:
BROOKLYN ........... bO0 t0i 2iO--N
- InIIr ............. OOn 900 On0--D
Miller ard Elliott Mamiux; clemens
and liaines Kline
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
Ml,iir SnA Insr

PHILADELPHIA. July a.--Chlcago
outhattcd Philadelphia today but the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
GALVESTON Loses
To BEAUMONT 40
RAIDERS DOUBLE ~ NINTH WITH
WITH TWO MEN On WINS FOR
IlEAI mont.


BEAUMONT. July 9--l,adcr's two
turned defeat into victory giving Beau
mont the first game with Galveston
here today four To- three.
Galveston ..............OO i O2O OOO--3
beaumont ............ O02 600 OO2-l
kroh and Glenn. Slanrbury and Mar
tina.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
National
American

Try a Daily News War, I'D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National
Boston 40 Cincinnati
Brooklyn 90 81 Louis.
New York al Chicago.
Philadelphia az 'ittsburgh.
American
Chirago ~ Philadelphia.
- L'li. ~ Boston.
Detroit NJ New York.
Cleveland al Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10

More than two.thirds II N" worlds
rubber plantations are In British col
orlss
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-12-25
GOOD ROADS NOW IN SIGHT
FOR PORTIONS OF COUNTY

John T. Raftis, Commissioner Clair
Hunt and l.. G. Keller represented
the Colville Chamber of Commerce
at the good roads convention in Spo
kane on the 18th and report the
securing of recommendations for
100000 to be spent between Spring
dale and Colville and $4,000 to be
spent between Marcus and Laurier.
1t is expected that the federal aid
will double this amount.
A resolution was also adopted
asking for the survey of the feasibil-
ity of a road from Colville through
Aladdin and Deep Creek to Boun-
dary.
L. G. Keller was appointed on the
nominations committee.
There were 300 delegates from
eastern Washington present at the
convention and the resolutions and
recommendations adopted will be
presented at the next session of the
Legislature.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-12-25

quoted as saying that he hoped the
city would pass such an ordinance
as It would help to raise the standard
among the farmers.
After a short discussion by the
councilmen, it was decided to bring
the matter up at the next meeting of
the council when the newly elected
members would be in charge.
Other matters handled at the meet
ing were the granting of $3.50 to
the citizens who have been donating
to the improvement of Columbia
street from Pine to Hofstetter for
the purpose of extending these i'm
provements from Hofstetter to Beach.
This street has been graveled and a
culvert put in at the corner of Alder
to drain the street.
A permit was issued to Mr.. Wald-
beser to complete improvements on
his property.
A petition of the residents on Elm
street was presented for the purpose
of securing improvements on Elm
from 9th to 1st avenues. This peti-
tion was laid on the table.
A resolution was passed to pur-
chase lots for the location of new
city hall at some time in the future.
These lots are located across the
street north of the present city hall.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-12-25
LEGION ELECTS OFFICERS
CHANGES TIME OF MEETING

John E. Miller now heads the
Frank Starr Post of the American
Legion, as a result of the election
held on Friday night of last week.
Other officers were elected as fol-
lows: Vice commander, Lloyd Skid
more; adjutant, Ed Nyholm; his
torian, H. r. Wentz; finance officer,
Joe Rogers; executive committee,
John T. Raftis, Warwick Stewart,
Ernest Sperry, Abe benson and
Emery Tremblay. Pat Keron and
Jack Sperry were appointed as an
employment committee.
Bi-Monthly Meetings
1t was decided that the Legion
should meet twice month instead
of once and the End and 4th Thurs
days were the dates decided upon.
One Of these meetings each month
will be a business meeting and the
other a social meeting.
State Commander Coming
Thomas Swale, state commander of
the American Legion, expects to visit
Stevens county after the first of the
year and it is expected that a county
meeting will be held in Colville at
tina. time.
Victory Medals
Victory medals and buttons are OBJ
tainable at the office of John 7.
Raftis. All that is necessary for an
ex-service man to do to get these, is
to show his discharge and sign an
application. These medals are made
out of German cannon and have at
tached to them an appropriate rib
bon. Those who served overseas are
entitled to clasps for each campaign.
Mr.. Raftis states that this will entitle
Ralph Prouty to five clasps.
Auxiliary Meeting
The woman's auxiliary of the
American Legion at their meeting
Friday night elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. Alice Sperry;
vice president, Mrs. Joe Dupuis;
secretary, Bernice Dupuis; treasurer,
Merle Rhoden; chaplain, Mrs. f.
C.. Conner.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-12-25

The funeral of Mrs. Emma A.
Motteler, aged SO, who committed
suicide at her home near Echo on
Thursday morning of last week, was
held at noon last Sunday. Rev. G..
f. Whitten was the officiating clergy
man. Mrs. Motteler had been i'll
for some time and as result her
mind had become affected and on
Thursday, when alone in the house,
sent rifle bullet through her heart.
She is survived by her husband H..
B. Motteler, two daughters and four
sons, all residing near Echo, with
the exception of one son, who lives
in Canada and was unable to be
present at the funeral.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17
COUNTY TEAMS
HAD BIG TINE
Many Games Played in This
Section on Sunday
Afternoon.

County teams had great day yes.
terday and many games were played
BY teams in this section. At Traction
park Monongah defeated Midland 81,
Trader and Seman fighting out as nice
battle of pitchers as has been seen
In this section for a long time. A big
crowd witnessed the contest. The Con.
sumers met their first defeat Of the
season yesterday at Blackshere park,
dropping q game to the Bellaire, Ohio,
team 7-S. Ida May won from Grafton
80. Brown pitched great game for
the winners. Montana had little trou
BILE in taking contest from Star City.
the winners hitting hard, while Garri
son was in great form and held the
Star City sluggers to three hits. The
final score was 1874. Kingmont kept
up her good work by taking the meas
ure of Annabelle 9-5 In very interest
ing game. The local American Legion
team ran into snag at Parkersburg
and was defeated by the Legion team
OF that city 9.3. The game was very
loose and there was more poor base
ball than good during the affair. The
local boys held the Parkersburg lads
for six innings, but tie home team
pulled away in the seventh. Knight
and Decker were the bright stars for
the losers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17

|ISTED
ais Anxious to See What
stuff 1919 Champions
Can Show.

Guy ssgue fans wiz have a chance
to zee 4 Eocd game at South Side
bsi tbs sYening wnen the Watson
buiidisiE team Win cross bats with
III teTensoii team. This will be the
iisSeiie Tame for either team and
81 fahss Ore anxious to see what sort
81 iinsup, they will present. at a
(lS6lit meeting of the league, the
4, Rel of the Watson Building team
q Xii that he WAS gong to- have the
i,e az Team IN the league and that his
,1f:,' F6tfid win the flag, therefore
I'D I;nbiic is very anxious TO see now
Fatscn Building aggregation tor
|ha season OF 1920 comp res with the
lSSfi fiat was Whipped together last
f i 6nenine games Of the league
IA saturday were we'll attended ana 1,1
IS & kDected that a large crowd will
h "a hand tonight for the contest.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17
GEORGETOWN

zkZlSnnday school, has been organized
d&6rketoWn. Mr.. Elroy Henry is
tn iperintendent. Sunday school is
e |6fy Sunday morning.
Inv. III. RAlphsnyder was q business
c'ilef at Fairmont one day last week
Mrs. Bessie Wisman and baby re-
t|fned home last Sunday at the
Hon after visiting at Emery Snld-
efs the past few weeks.
and Mrs. Eugene Arnett and
son Efmin OF nea- Brady spent last
sIinday at Mr., and Mrs. James Ar
u. b. Fisher attended Sunday school
Brady last Sunday.
n As WEI Snider was coming home
rom Aforgantown last Friday night
H. was held up by some men. They
SI|'ff q flash light in his face. Nh.
fider was held up above the Carl
li1ett property. at the forks of the
ROAD on big Indian creek They told
Snider that they did not want
III oney and was mistaken in the
b an that he was the wrong man.
Ea 1sayfiian and Miss Lily Cannon
attepded church at Arnettsyille the
other Sunday.
Mrs. James Arnett ad. Mrs. Eugene
Afuett and son Ermin were driving
4 o'ij pike last Sunday afternoon
and near Otis Miller an automobile
ran into the buggy and tore wheel
& and did some other damage. but
a rood luck had 1t, no one was hurt.
Key. 81 S. Chapman OF Blacksville
was visiting Rev. A. M. Hammond
and wife, and also was visiting Mr.
6ld MRS. Garrett Lynch and other
ifiends. Rev. Chapman had been
pastor at the Arnettsville circuit
Tor fiFs years and his friends were
81 I'd TO see him.
and Mrs. 3. Fl. Musgrave. Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan j. Hancock, Mr.. and
Henry all Of Georgetown motored
oyer to ArnettsyiAe and attended
Ei6gft Arzett Of Parkers Run was
ing at James Arnett one day last
Stewart Tough OF Sugar Grove was
Ting Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy Henry
n Sunday and attended church at
lle last Sunday.
Hfith Barber. Bessie Nicely, Mary
'fRielett attended church at Arnetts-
vile last Sunday,
Nathan j. Hancock Of Fairmont
AK Ms Ida Layman OF Georgetown
&'cf married last Saturday night at
her home at Georgetown by Rev. A.
n hammond of Arnettsville. They
al NJ ma Ike; their home at Georgetown
lfaynond Pandergrift spent Thurs
d ~ AZ Thomas Newbraughs at loves
Ennis Thorne and brothers have
gold kheir timber to the railroad COM