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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
HAND FITTING OF RINGS
g.
lS

". u. &. writes; 4 year ago my
cnrlne began 10 leak oil aud lose
compression ana / had new rings
pat In, but without much benefit as
y now leaks worse than ever and
Las very smoky exhaust These
rings were not ground Ia. DO you
think that n a new set OF rings were
a';ed in that way. existing condi-
lions would be remedied? Engine
has run iS.00e miles.
Answer: You better have your
cylinders tested for roundness and
Uniformity Of bore by a competent
i.achinis. aud. II they are found
much out OF true or scored. have
them trued up. II they are s,ill
fairly true and smooth. you better
Try new set OF rings. but not other
wise. The hand fitting OF rings by
ulueing and filing until n bearing all
around Is obtained Is very slow and
expensive. probably nearly as costly
~ having the cylinders bored out.
With true and perfect cylinders. you
oGghtto obtain a very good ring NJ
with stock rings. standard or over
Size, without hand fitting. II they are
put In with proper groove ~ and
enc clearance and good round rings
are used.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
Hints lertAs MOtOrist
ByA1bertLClou E1 Ssis S Q; Fs srSc'
Copyright 1921, BY TIE International SyaSiccfe
How Is Your Engines Compression?

LcdkD CVtHdeTs Hdkt An EHDine "PpltM" Ard PfOIgGI
n EVERY ALTERNATE DowNsTRoKE Of an engine piston
cylnderfu OF gasoline and
buretor form the charge that
W clearance above the piston.
cedng uprOkethe Strickland
the beginning OF the downrokee charge
thus drawn ;ho cylinder while
full obtained from the supplied
from the cylinder has eyocably
absolutely than prime
and powerful operation that cylinder
gastght and that should
nletvae closes after letting In the charge until its exausyaye
charge there
a
supplied the
should
fulessy The ideal cylinder should absolutely
It's valves closed this
satisfactory operation cylinder that thus
It's
This nf perfect
tghtne a seldom realized practical ghnrCs
a1cd be maintained high fuel
conditions
ghness toward the development
cylinder running
OF
determination Of condition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
His Conscience Troubled
Him

II know ! have done wrong. please
forgive me Tor not doing my duty and
writing YOU before. am thankful a.
God fCr the good remedy He gave YOU.
and would NO, take $500 Tor the good
the first desc gave me have been
bothered Tor many years with gas In
my stomach and indigestion, hut since
taking Mnyrs Wonderful Remedy two
wears axe, hny" had me- such trouble.
u ~ u simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucous from
the intestinal tract and allays the In.
ilnmmatiun which causes practically an
stomach. liver ana intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. one dose viii
convince ur money refunded Randall
Drug Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
DO>IEN COT MY FARMERS
nom ~ SINESS MEETING
'ps.'pi to TIE News

CLARENDON. March lU a mass
meeting ct the FARMERS who are inter.
cttrd 900 growing sweet potatoes was
held Monday evening nt the court
house. The farmers we're assured
thut the business men at Clarendon
utu hchind the proposition and willing
e. do ~ that might be- required ~
them "a put the proposition across.
Great enthusiasm was shown by the
farmers who WEI, present and cummu.
nifty meetings viii be- held over the
county this week Co. scc just what can
be- done
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

\ fine Cordova leather purse worth
$4,000 or more will drop one dollar less
each day until It's genpinc artistic merit
at an n,tractivcly moderate price will
eliminate n from the contest.
The wide variety ~ merchandise To
Ice offered In this way will include doz.
Ems uf practical and useful things for
all ages NJ all members II all families,
nnd from the novelty uf It's inception
We predict there will be- intense interest
and profitable buying 10y those who
temper economy with judgment In defy.
ing competitive suspense
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
burlington Inauguratrs "No Lost
Package Month"

The month IT March has been dosig
mated hv the burlington Railroad ~
"Nn Lost Package Month"
Luyt packages are the Eouro" VI
great Inconvenience IN the part IT the
shipper ana heavy claim payments On
the part IT the ruiliuad During the
year 1899. y 2Pl claims were filed
covering packages which disappeared
between the time when they were ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
Art aud Industry

Josh" said Farmer Corntosscl To
his son, II wish you'd qui, practicin'
the ukulclc and take up the slide
trombone"
what fur9"
II think us more improvin' ltn
help your lung power Tor drivin' cattle
an give your arm littir cNcrcis" fur
sY,nrin' scythc. "--Washington star
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

,Ditud len shipment nnd should have
been received hy the ron-irnrcs
LOSSES are due 90 many causes. al
course. Thousands of packages go
afifuy because ~ improper markings
ro MARKINGS nt nll ur other errors
hui hV inr The rrratcr number disappear
owing io thu operation 1T thieves.
The purpuan ol IA" campaign b. 90
materially reduce the number at lost
packages Emplnyrs have been 60
stru,i"d. and great results are expect
cd. hppcrs advised asked To- eco.
Operate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
Mt Much Progress

Nui long ago there appeared In u
Western paper the following.
The gentleman who found pocket
book with money In Main Street h rc.
uuvstrd io forward II "a the address 81
the loser. a. b" wHa recognized
The next dny there appeared In the
same paper the Response. which al.
though courteous. had M riuriyr air
"Th" recognized gentleman who
picked NJ pockeibnok IN Main Street
requests the loser 10 call at his house
at convenient date llarpcr's Maya.
zine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
WELLINGTON WILL HAVE
FAIR IN September

WELLINGTON. March iO--At
meeting ~ thy Wellington Fair A.
Furiniion Tuesday night II WIS drridrd
Co., huld thrr, davis county fair Sept
30 tO oct Z inclusive WIS selected ns
IA, date. committee was appointed
ana Instructed tu secure real aiitac
lions uud plan lur the beginning Ut the
Worh on th' agricultural hail ana live
stock pavilion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
What lie Loses

u N all right for a man Ia Ect mar.
ticd. u b. the natural thing and the
desirable thing for him Ia do. Hut he
should understand one thing. when
he gets married he exchanges the
friendly interest ~ every other woman
IN the world fer the open suspicion ~
one. Philadelphia Ledger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

ton and the third brush Is over o.,
tar as II viii 40.
Answer: Weakening the relay
nrmaturc spring should make The
generator cut IN AT lower speed.
but these relays are supposed not 10
require such adjustments and We
cannot sec how use could have IN.
creased the spring tension II the
generator voltage Is low. This would
account for late cutting In and We
suggest that YOU have II tested with
a voltmetor. Its voltage al an
M. y. h. speed should slightly exceed
the battery voltage. IL the third
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
S;'gjtlf'i'' 'ttt;;s

brush does not make a perfect con.
tact. u may be the cause of low volt.
age. We believe that u the 4, ner.
ator voltage Is right the cut-oui viii
operate properly. without spring re-.
adjustment. You can nj .ras, smooth
up It's contacts, clean out all dua,
and make sure that it, connections
are tight and. as "A last resort. weaken
Its spring slightly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
Sinirl Financially

"Ediih h Onr ~ ihuso girls whusc
interest IN a man II governed hy his
wealth"
II see. the greater the principle the
greater the interest. Boston Tran.
script
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

Don't ret divorce I'll you sec M,
Husbands, Other Wife" nj the I.ibcri,
Theatre to-day and saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11

The percentage of oil In black mus
tard seeds h. a..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
NO CHARGING AT Low SPEEDS

u. =. writes; when | received my
car. the generator began charging the
battery when speed Of 5 IN. y. h.
was reached. but now II does not
begin until is m. y. H.. and the bat
terry does not keep charged. ! am
told that The relay spring should be
weakened. Is this right? The gen
orator brushes seem in good condl-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
POLISH FOR BODY WORK

j. II. &. asks: what kind OF polish
Is best TO use on the finish OF u rarg
Answer; Any Kind Of polish tina,
Is known 20 give satisfactory results
on other ilne vanished surfaces.
such as pianos and high grade furni.
turc. II Is generally considered that
compounds containing turpcntlnc
kerosene, vinegar. muriatic acid or
an excess OF oily material are To b.
avoided. The best of the PREPARED
wakes seem 10 give excellent results
but II u agreed that polish should h,
used spuringly. applied with q sof'
material Ike washed checFrciuih an O.
wiped OF to "A nearly dr. pondltf,n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-11
MOTHERS FRIEND
For Expectant Mothers
Used By THREE esnEaArlORs
Wsr, zoe soos,tI .. soussWooo .sO ~, r.sI. ,.r
ssAsntI0 Rtsvu,tos Co. pSrr. SO. AtLssIA ca
RANDAI. DRUG co.
A TEXAS WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles
gravel, weak and lame back. rhcuma.
tlsm and Irregularities of the kidneys
and bladder. II not sold by your drug.
elst. by mail ii2s. Send tnr sworn tes
timoniais. DIR. L. W. Hall. 2s2s6 Olive
street. 81. Louis. Mo- Sold by druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
BRADS7REET'S review

New York. May Bradstc"tS to-
morrow will Say:\
continued irrcgularity in trade in dit
rercntS SnCtiun and III branches or the
same trades. reaction in the stock mar
kc, based on desire to take prnhtS on
the German rcparatinn agreement. plus
short selling of auto and steel stock;
further realization of the sharparlllnG
off in foreign trade, and shade less
optimistic as to the outlook III different
lines arc the outstanding features IN
week rather barren of essentially new
develupmentS. Cold weather with an OK
cess of rain in several areas has con-
tinued to hold down lttail distribution.
make for bad roads ard rctard crop de-
vnlopmentS. in country districts, while
rurtailed industrial! output. ana strikcS
il building, shipping. paper manufactut-
ing and printing lines discourage trade
al many import centers. The fact that
II is between seasons in several I'M
portant apparel trades, also has had a
uuieling effect OH now buying. pending
a clearer view Of fall trade prospects.
Weekly bank clearng $6.lt1.'?9,""n
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

Now York. May l3.--I'rimc mercantile
rarcr g.. n :. cXrhanG" irregular: Ster-
ling 90 day bills and commercial h" day
hills on abnkS go commercial! Il" DAY
bills %9j, demand &,?9"t: cables i.oU g
Francs. demand S57: cables $50. Bel
gian francs. demand So: cables H''?'
GuildcrS, demand 1901: cables %6.ll
Lire. demand 55S: cables $50. Marks
demand l76: cables -. Greece. de-
mand $50: Sweden. demand $50; Nor
way. demand 1G.25: Argentine. demand
$3.50; Brazilian. demand l3.@1; Montr"a
ten 2, per cent. discount.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
Time loans. steady 6N days. SIX
months 6'2 per cent.
can money. easier. High. a.: low.
6Im: ruling rate. 6l-: closing bid. +: Of
fercd At e.; last loan. 6'r; bank ac-
CCptanCcs, 80.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. May l5.-Cattlc, 1000. "'r-
orally steady: ton beef steers. 49,; hnIk.
SONNS75: tat cows and hriI"rS. largely
6.O0G 40: bulk bulls. SO" 60: Gales
strong to higher; bulk to Fuckers. H.0"N
900.
Hogs. receipts. $4,000: opening StcIdy
to strong: closing steady on lights ana
light butchers: others 10 I" zoe lover
than Yesterdays average: h".H over
moderate: top. ?.05. one load: bulk. go
1850; pigs steady to 13c higher h"iK
desirable pigs. S.5oM 500.
sheep. receipts. 5000. lambs. steady
TO 25c higher: sheep steady; woo'"d
lamb top to shippers, 1870: packers ar'l
shippcrs. took balance OF wooded lambs
at 1885: one loa light Shorn lambs t"
half-fed shorn ycarlingS.- Prs Sl"l"-'?
SINNERS. 1850: nativ" springs. 10 %
II. 90: medium to good alifornia Syringe,
1850; half-fcd shorn warnings. S.1I; f'w
ewes, 6.0OGs.7J.
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SUGAR MARKET.

Now York. May 13.--Thc raw sugar
market was firm and unchanged at 80
for Cubas. cost and freight, equal to Ky
for CENTRIFUGAL Sales reported were
Is, 600 bags Of Cuban and $4,000 Fort"
Rirdn.
Sugar futures wrr" caSirS despite thr
steadincss Of the spot market. July
closed ;.SG. September at 49,, ana pc
ccmbrr at $50. all I'D.
The only change in refined vas re-
duction OF - points 10y on" of the lead
ing rciinerS in soft grades from numbers
10 to 49, inclusive, 10 IN" basis or b."".
otherwise prices ranged from $50 L"
&. co for fine granulatcd. business was
lighter, on account OF the inability OF
rctincrs TO make prompt shipment, al
though there seemed 10 hc pretty Good
inquiry.
Refined futures broke sharply under
Increased offerings. althouChthc demand
was light. with the total days business
consisting Of two lots "f July. FINAL
bids were 80 to 50 points net lower. with
July. August and September at $40 ana
October at $50.
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Philadelphia by the serious illness OF her

I 4.
Philadelphia by the serious illness Of her
father. j.
Mrs. i. Miller. who has been visit
ing in Wheeling has arrived home. -
Miss Mildred Warner, Of West Liberty,
is spending the weekend here with her,
parents. - II
Master Elwood Anderson Is confined
to his home on Thirteenth street serious.
~ i'll.
Mrs Ed. Morris is visiting with rela:.
tiveS and friends in Cameron.
Miss Margaret Snodgrass will visit
friends in Moundsv!llc Sunday. ~
Miss Mary Corners. Of Fairmont nor;
NAL school, is visiting her parents here's
Miss Matilda Lorentz. OF West L!bcftt
normal school. is visiting her parents
here. e." - =
Miss Helen Parsons. who has been VS.
iting relatives here. has returned 70 her
home at. Newark, y. go. q B
Miss Frances Hanlcy has arrived from
Fairmont normal school to visit her
parents over Sunday. -.
Miss Myrtle Zimmerman is visiting In
Martins Ferry for the day.. !.
Miss Eema Parkins. who has been
Visiting her aunt here. has returned to
her home at New Philadelphia.
Miss Olive Morris. of West Liberty,is
spending few day1visiting here.
Miss Agnes, Clark is able TO be S'out
after being i'll for number Of days.
Mrs Wayne Burke, who kas been WIS.,
iting friends here, has returned TO her
home at New Martinsville. 49,
Albert Hanlcy. Of Fairmont. Is vish-.
ing his parents here for the. weekend.
Paul Crisswcll, Of New Martinsvfl- IS
Visiting relatives here for fewIdays.
Mrs Finley. who has been visiting. rel
ativcs here, has returned to her bono
at indianapolis. # -:
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RurrER, EGGS, CHEESE.

New York. May l3.-liuttrr unsctil"c
creamery higher than extras. 81 n -
creamery. extras CO. sCor"1 81; hrS;S
CSS To 81 scored 26M so packing stock
current make. No. .. "a Is.
Eggs Irregular: fresh gathered extra
hrsts -1m nrsts, AZ" g /; STATE"
pcnna. and nearby western n 'nn"ry
whites. frsts to extras. 30T "a: stat"
Pcnna. and nearby western ncnr"rN
browns, extras. 3 H32: do. gathered
browns and MIXED col"rs tirGts 4 extra
IS n so: storage Iackcd. rNtr.. iir.t.,. - q.
%: do. f1rStS. ~ ~ 2S.
Cheese steady: state. Who'll mllN. fi"i-
short h.lH. specials. $50 10: do. H'"r" &c
run. II = state. whole milk flats. fresh
specials. l61: Il IT.; do. arcra2" run
IL n L..
Live poultry firm; fowls. Is; fosters
%: dressed weak: fowls. - 81; tlrk"% {
GOA 80.
Flour unchanged.
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W. J. woLLMAN CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

'(Ry private wire Ia \. T.. MaSten & Coz
New York May Market continued
irregular during tho afternoon. some Is
sues being weak. American Sumatra 4
feature in a decline of : points without
much support. Atlantic Gulf was sold
down to SIS. Mexican Pet. had alter
nate fits OF strength and weakness. PAN
American shares were heavy. Railway
shares wore steady without reature.
Some offerings Of Reading appeared on
advances. SOU. Ily. common recovered
it's early loss. Retail stores sold of n
fraction on announcement Of it's divi-
drnd AZ rate Of ~ pr cent quarterly.
Motors got into Il irN'ling position after
the first rally from covering OF short
comm itmcntS.
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IN, !. Stocks

New York. MAY lG.-StoCks were ir-
agular at the outset OF today's session
Nm TO strong during the immcdlatc
~ iod and heavy at the close. when re-
zinr sales virtually wiped out ono
three points gains made By various
eculatiye faNoriteS.
'steels, oils, motors. feathers. utilities
"a several of the popular miSGeUan-
Eds spccialitics were prominent on the
obstructive side. while tobaccos. ship
shgs and some Of The transportation
Saloped more reactionary tendencies
Almse famed the upper hand in the
a hour. Sales amounted TO $4,000
les. Lower money rates. the strong
osition OF the federal reserve banks
tho decision Of the federal reSrfe
"a TO extend ncceptanccs OF import
s export bills TO six months. were
ng the factors which gave impetus
he market.
Nj money opened and renewed into
week ut 81. per cent. as compared
the recent quotation OF per cent.
ks, including interior institutions
N disposed 70 lend more freely on
time loans and commercial paper.
So apprehen sion was excited by the
tion OF additional dividend reduc-
or suspensions and investment
itions were regarded a. more staoe
use OF the success which attended
BIC corporate offerings.
brelgn exchange was another staoliz-
Influence, rates on London and most
2' he continen, holding at or near lat
= high records and several instances
blishirE new maximums.
lis was true OF French. Belgium
IAN and Dutch remittanceS. Marks
w made substantial improvement. but
Hing was barely firm Spanish
* and Scandinavian bills broke
ply.
berty issues closed Al variable gains
most other domestic issues. includ-
rails. were irregular. Total sales
yalue) were $3.50, 1000
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Believe Dividend VIII Be Passed

Whereas up to Il few days ago II was
generally believed that the dividend on
Republic Iron & SI'ccl Co. common
would be- reduced from $50 per share
TO 7jc. per share at tho meeting next
Wednesday. the opinion now prevails in
quarters HERETOFORE we'll informed on the
company's affairs that the directors will
eliminate the disbursement entirely
next week.
This change Of opinion with regard TO
the dividend is due to the fact that
there has not been the Improvement i'll
steel conditions that had been anticipat-
cd. and the CumpanNS earnings for the
second quarter Of the years. like those
Of all the other steel companies. will he
considerably smaller than those report =
cd for tine three months ended March
ST. last.
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the choir Of the Church OF God will give
a pastry sale in the L!ncbcrgcr G. Hunter
store The ladies arc known for their
delicious pastries. and will no doubt
be we'll pdtronizrd.
Christian Church.
Rev. G. W. Fuller will conduct the
morning service at the Christian church.
He will speak upon Echoes from the
Sunday School convention" OF which h.
was a delegate.
At the evening service he will SPEAK
on Sin" This will be IN interesting
sermon. and many arc expecting IN near
II. Special music will he rendered by
the members Of the choir.
n. Z. Church
Rev. Flanagan. pastor Of the NJ u.
Church will speak upon The Other
side" at the morning service. His sub
pcct will bc for the evening. "PlayinS
the Man" Everyone Is invited 10 at
tend.
TO Begin at Eight. -.
Instead of the sunday evening SER
vices at the different churches beginning
at $50 o'clock, beginning Sunday they
will start at o'clock.
Reports on Convention.
Rev. &. W. Fuller, delegate from the
Christian church Sunday scohol. and
Mrs. j. Hunt. delegate from the NJ. E.
Church Sunday school. who have been
attending the State Sunday school con-
vcntion at Charleston. have arrived
home Reports on the convention at
the NJ. L. Church will be made At the
Sunday schol. and Rev. Fuller will make
his reports at the morning preaching
service.
Have Outing.
Miss Adda Lewis. rommuni y'nurSe'
and Mrs. Martin Knapp will take num-,
Der of the Riddles of the city for an
outing through the woods. gathering
flowers and playing games. Each kiddic
will take their lunch. antrTlt planning I"
attend are looking forward TO delight
full time.
Union to Play Cathedral.
The Union high baseball team Will
meet the fast Cathedral high school lads
this afternoon on the Union field. The
game is scheduled for , o'clock, and IL
promises to be real interesting. ana
Coach HaGGcrty stated that the Unions
are determined To win this afternoon
Many arc expected to witness the game.
Receives Pay.
COMPANY. Riverside works, received their
scmi-monthly pays yesterday afternoon,
The usual long line Of employees nave
not been seen getting their pays, due to
so many being laid off.
The B. & o. Railroad company gave
their employees their pays also yestcr-
day.
BAKE sale.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chris
tian church will hold a bake sale this
a ftcrnon and evening in: the Cooperative
store and the Shaw confectionery. They
will have the usual large variety or
delicious pastries. and, no doubt, they
will be we'll patronized. The proceeds
Will be used for the benefit Of the
church
xc11sehsn Personals.
Mrs. c. ". Fuller and son CharIes'
who have been visiting in Moundsvillc,
have arrived home.
Mrs Russell Miller was called TO New
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1AW1HHs TO rIcNIu.

Members of the Ohio County Bar as
sociatjon are making plans tor picnic
10 be hell some time next month. May
"a has been set as Il tentative dGte. al<
though definite arrangements have AGt
bcen made as yet " The plans for the
nrorram include number Of interest
ing events which will be ANNOUNCED
later. -
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FLUSHING.

MIR. and Mrs. John Ball were Wheel
ing visitors Wednesday,. ... =. :!
W J. Elliot OF PittsburG, spent Sun:
day at the home Of Mrs. Mary E. Ell
lott. 49,.
Mrs. G.. \. Speck and son. Leonard
were shopping in Wheeling Wcdhe sday..
Chles Evans and Earl Stackcy spent:
the lasi Of the weck-in colunbus.". =.
Ion Calhoun was a business >isitorEin'
Wheeling Thursday.
James r. Thompson and. ~ ht!ly spent
SUNDAY with relatives iR tiGe3.
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Market Leadership

Charles II. ClarkSon Il Co. 66 Broad
way. New York. have prepared for free
distribution TO investors 4 pamphlet en-
titled is Market Leadership shifting
Back 70 he EairoadS"' This pamphlet
deals with tho present market position
OF the principal rails in the light of their
present physical condition. and should
hc Of interest to all Investors consider
ing commitments in this group.
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Operating go Per cent

YOUNGSTOWN, T. May IT. The
Standard Textile Products Co. with
about Il dozen factories and cotton mills
in various sections of the country, Is
operating nearly 90 percent Of capacity
with prospects of maintaining the rate
for tho next 40 days. beyond which time
the company is not committing itself
except in Il limited way. stockholders
wcrn informed at the annual meeting
here