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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-13
.CAM[Ls WAtL0P CATS
BY SCORE FOUR To FIVE

The thYistian Cariels baptized tile
Presbyterian Th0neais yesterday after.
noon b, score IT a. Z. u was a
real hall game. The fhnmrais onl, made
two hits off of Masslr. the Camel twirI.
~. and those. coupled with iwO errors
aud two bases ur bails. ri,s blrd the
Ihoncais io score four runs in the
sixth timing.
Massie not o,hy pitched rial game
~ baseball hut made two twobasc hits.
and was eisii, the star ~ the game The
tamels should have had mu-c runs than
the, got, and should practice basrruii.
ming. Charles Crndgington brought the
ians 10 their feet IN the sixth inning.
when be- nauc brilliant onc.innded
cfich ~ T olineer's fl,.
Gat'keepr Earl Curry announced
that the rrccipis ~ the game were
>iS 30 The crowd was about equally
di,idcd nctwrcn the two teams. and
whr" y good pla, was made tIFy did
moi fail 10 show ih,lr choice.
Jones and t,sselman unipirrd n fine
rame. r'i decision briug qur>iirn ned.
4. trudgington caught I.atlam's high
u, ~ IT, fifth. aud doubled Logan off
second. the first double play II the
league.
Fans expressed themselves ~ Abring
highl, plea'r ID with the brand ~ hall
the SuntaN school lclgucrs arr PLAYING.
md the >r'ccss ~ thr league Il aid to
la ossurp.l
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BOUT.
OPENS SEASON TONIGHT

The day Is here. Tonight the referee
viii introduce Young simons and Jacl;
Freeman to the fans who gather at the
Amusement Park TO do hattie inside
~ two strands u hemp rope, The sea,
son viii he opened.
Jack Freeman arrived Tuesday and
concluded his training "Wednesday and
says that he iu In the best ~ condition
ca wr.s, tn. decision from the Amarillo
champ simmons SAYS that he is goine
to show the Amarillo fans they have n
real champ. NJ we are looking forwav
Ia the bout tonight 10 be a good one
from the tap of the first he'll until thu
the audience goes films out Of the gates
hand plays Home Sweet Home and
well pleased.
Sale of tickets are gratifying aud a
large crowd IL expected Ia be- ON hand
at the first event d the year. Thre,
prcliminaries have been arranged. in
Guiding hattie royal. Tickets are on
sale al Nunn Electric Co.
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GENERA. MtRkET CiU SIS BARE.
~ STEADY At DE CLINE
IS POINTS


NEW YORK. MAY Ie.-Wnn street
and western opcratc'f who had bough,
contracts In anticip, ton Il an agree.
m,nt on rcparatlops. were credited
with liqu"lniing ~ or holdings In the
cotton market dui X todiy's early trad
Ing This selling caused break ~
about - to 20 'rcints In prices with
July easing efe at Ia.ao or 80 points
hulow the hes, level of yesterday morn.
ing ottcrings then seems TO have been
pretty wei bsorl,.d and trading was
quiet later " the day with prices about
steady aithf UGH moderate rallies were
not fully maintained and july closed
~ lSo3 o. within points ~ the low.
ct Tho general market closed barely
steady ~ a net decline 81 % to -
paints.
tn" y isrnsltion 10 sell Tdhg contracts
ON tho failure OF Yesterday German
n'a- Jailed to create any important
h'JyfNr pow.r was surprised a. bc In.
scased by continued unfavorahlc labor
conditions In England aad reports ~ an
4 unsettled tone In Wall Stree, The
- nninc vas r. n points lower with
May selling off 20 1865 ana october
, tl 81 s. during the middle % the morn.
/ ing. The circulation of SAX or seven
May notices I'D 10 little hquidltion
: ~ that position and there was scatter.
/ al hedge selling hy the south. On the
other hand there was trade buying
against calling by spinners, and con.
sidorcd scattered support encouraged by
continued unsavurablc weather IN the
south and improving reports from the
: goods trade
/ Nothing further developed With refer.
encc 10 rumors Of large loans 10, the
expert of cotton under the financing
plans and reports that u cotton amend
mcnt had been Proposed to the grain
regulation hill had a restricting offcc;
on trading late IN the afternoon.
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PRACTICAL. EDUCATION

This II indeed an asc of which the
people now living should be proud II
Is a DAY Of practical attention TO the
present and onccming generations. In
times past an education was thing
apart from the actuaiities OF life. IN
large measure. nj least. In the former
days a Girl was not trained in the arts
of sewing and cooking, cf keeping house
and handling housekeeping accounts.
on the contrary. these were things left
20 b. worked out with the davning OF
the responsibility 81 making good on
them. The girls Of few years ago were
laugh, how to play the piano. how TO
converse prettily, in some instances TO
write a letter in a social way. and to
entertain and b. "a lady" This. with
the incidentais. comprised the outsiand'
Ing features Of the education for girls.
ON the other hand. boys II every iyIe
were put through one uniform course Of
school work. II ma;tercd little tina; a
hoy might h. possessed OF most decid.
ed bent for something not embraced In
the curriculum: there was not the
slightest opportunity for him To have
special attention on his strong" sub
ject. theme or point. He was 10 he
moulded and turned cut according 20
the pattern laid down by the author.
ties az schooi--it was his business Ia
conform. and he could either do that
or nothing.
In the old days Of the three RS.
there were many difficulties ~ which
the present day student knows nothing.
This Is a day Of specialization. and the
pupils are placed In the hands OF ex.
perts when they are Young. with a
view 10 DEVELOPING them along the lines
of their future life work. and. II pos.
slble. In keeping with their particular
bcnts. This IL fortunate for all concern.
I'd. and win take the students and those
associated with them. over many hard
places In the uphill climb 81 acquiring
an education.
Where formerly school cTammed a
child's mind with a supernui,y IL near.
useless facts. leaving the essentials Of
practical education to the hard knocks
Of life. he " being taken by the modern
institution slong he shortes, route Ia
the pror-r goal. This saves much of
time and energy and gets results In a
far more satisfactory way. leaving a
longer period Tor usefulness on tho Iar'
OF the individual
Practicslity IL thu Keynote II the
modern cducational program. and Il Is
well. rejecting bcncfi, upon the STU.
dent and credit upon tthe schol 90
instructor.
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Asaaillo Cassers
viii Play Opener
Here Next SUNDAY

The Amarillo Cae9rs WI meet the
panhandle Oilers ~ the Amusement
Park next SUNDAY pftctucon at 3po.
This Will H. the Gascrs olrning game
~ the season and from the way the boys
have been playing, they should draw a
lo' II support.
The Casters walloped the Oilers In
their hom" town last Sunday and the
Panhandle BOYS ~, misc ~ rcialinte
here next SUNDAY. The oilers. accord.
ing to III. word ~ Manager Slimp. have
strcnge;hened their team In som- weak
points and Will have stronger team
next sunday than when The CAESARS
carried OF the bacon.
Tho batteries for thc Gassers have
net ", l--en definitely announced. but
STAY will work behind The hat and either
Hudson. Mcleod ~ Webster viii work
~ thu mound
Music viii he furnished by the Pan
handle brass band.
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More c,ws. moro brood sows. more
hens represent triple alliance. or
combination that has never been beaten
on an American farm. This unpo"tioal
trio has cleared more farms OF mort
cages. built more dependable farm bank
accounts, put into the country happier
and more Wholesome homes than any
other three items on the farm. When
the Plains Country gets It's sights in
line with the facts contained In this
statement. II will advance along the
line " proiitabl. production more rap
idly than ever before In It's history. A
well paid. prosperous farm population
reflects itself for the general good to
every other element OF society.
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II has boon reported through the daily
press OF the country that the recent |.
W. W. convention was a dscidodly ''mol'
fled" affair. The demands previously
20 much In evidence from these conVcn'
tons In the past were wholly lacking.
The rcd" tendencies ~ the off.ciary
and members one writer states. were
laundlicd" to lulr pink. This u a
hopeful sign. and no doubt was inilu'
,nccd by reports reaching this coun'
try from thc crstwhilc glorified
"Emma. who sought the freedom u
,manclatrd Russia few mnoths ago.
stating thar she would prefer To spend
the remainder of her life In an Amer
loan prison than To live a hfc time IN
'ncc and ntiammelrd Russia" u ~
not unlikely. too. that the liberal repre-
,entatlon ~ the organization In the
Federal prison. also had "a soboring In
.iuencc ON the harm storming dough
rsck element that formerly deemed Il
IN essential and undcniablc duty ,o con-
le,nn the GOVERNMENT and all that Icr'
r.iRcd io il in any way Whatever the
,ause N. change Ia manifested. and
hat will help--it looks more hopeful.
This bucklng the government is truly a
rlsky piece Of business.
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SUGAR
BY Associated Pros.

BY Associated Pres.
NEW YORK. May ie.-Thc local
market for raw sugar was unchanged
at 3 IS for Cuhas at cos, and freight
equal TO $50 FOR Centrifugal. There
worc buycrs nj that level. although IL
fcy.nrs were lit,ht aud asid, FROM sales
Of 1900 bags iato Yesterday hy the
committee nj 1.sc cost and freight. no
new husiness was rcported.
Raw sugar futures were easier under
scattered Liquidation by commission
houses and closing prices were 10 10
points net IaNpr. Final bids: MAY
Sss: july tcN; September io5. and
December 3Tss+ r''-
The market fur refined sugar was
firmcr and PRICES were unchanged g.
twenty points higher with fine granu.
lated nov listed At Gao to Geo Tor fine
granulatei
Refined futures were steady owing 10
the steadiness IN the spot market with
July selling AZ s.sS and csc and August
nd September nj SIS. The close was
unchanged 10 POINTS net higher cx'
ccpt October which was five points
lower. BIDS; J,hv $50: August and
September ass and October els.
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COTTON



NEW ORLEANS. May i2.--Prices
we're lower In the cotton market tuda,
~ the result uf a general selling move
nent that set IN during the first call
s'ackcned toward mid.scssion hut which
was resumed toward the close. ~ TIM,
last prices were ~ net losses ~ II e
20 points. ~ the lowest levels the trad
ing months We're Is 10 90 points down
with July ut 1881. July closed nj i2.6S.
Much ~ the selling resulted from liqui
dalton ~ long contracts. some " II wa
IN the way of hedges against the actual
cotton and some Of u was for shor,
accounts.
Following the first hurst of selling
the mnrkc, made small recoverics an
the rainy weather over TIM cotton re-
gion aud the forecast ~ still more rain
o. come In some sections.
Scattered buying appeared at times
during the day on the belief that prl
vatc bureau reports on crop conditions
due In the near future, would bc un
favorable.
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Market News
COTTON Market IS WHEAT PRICES ARE
WEAK FEW SALES OFF; NO DEMAND
PROV IsiONs wEAkEfs--tROP RE-.
PORTS APPEAR LESS uNFA.
NORADl.E.
Ny Associated Press

NY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May i2.---whcat prices
showed u downward tendency today
owing largely 20 the fact that crcp re.
ports appeared less unfavorablc than
has been the rule ~ late. The market
closed nervous. u To lac net lower.
with May siIa to sil3i. and July
tilG to SILICA: corn lost y tn sc:
eats y To- sc: and provisions & to zoe
Bears put stress ON higher rates for
money aud hcavincss In the stock mar.
ket as well az upon slowncss II ex.
port demand.
Corn and eats were easier with wheat
although sicadicd more or less by n
fairly coed domestic shipping call for
corn and by signs u a falling off In
receipts.
Provisions reflected the weakness Of
grain despite higher intentions an hogs
Notwithstanding gossip II better ~.
port demand
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Potter county's roads are nearing
that state AT which they will lie ready
for the hard surfacing. When this
work is finally completed II Will, stand
As monument to the enterprise os
Amarillo and Potter county citizens
who are willing to invest their cash In
something unqucs,ionably for the gen
eral good. Potter IL the pioneer county
In all this section ~ the state In hard
surfacing Of roads. hut the movement
is destined 20 spread widely. so tina,
within few years the Plains Country
will h. hard surfaced highway
country. Let the good work proceed
wi,hou, undue restraint and with the
assurance tina, all viii lie benefited
thereby.
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worked early and late. The Kings
lad made II hard for him. finding II
difficult Ia overcome their resentment.
hut hc stood thu gaff. as they say.
and won the regard of J. Patterson.
although Mrs. Bing could never for
give him.
In juno. there had been public meet
tugs IN thu town hall addressed by
nudge Croo,cs and the Reverend Mr..
singleton. The Judge had spoken 81
tho grinding d the mills ~ God
bat wps going on the world over.
- Our civilization has had iis time "
trial nc, yet ended" he began. ITS
rr,srtcs have ircn busy IN every city
rnd village No, vnly In the cities
any' villages or France and I,elgium
have they been busy. hut In ,hosr Of
crr own land The Cloths and Van
Tails have invaded Bingvlllc. They
have been destroying the things We
loved. The false god IL In our minds.
MANY here. within IN. sound " my
voice have n god suited to their, own
ttstcS and sin--an ohc'licnt, tract'
able. homeless gUj. N IL my Deliberate
opinion that the dances ana costumes
rud moving pictures We have seen IN
ringvillc are DOING more injury to
civilization than all the guns IL Ger.
many. Ny friends. yen can do moth
Ing wors" Ter my daughter than dc.
rrivc her 81 her mod.sty and wSuld
rather. FAR rnthcr. see you slay my
'on than destroy his respect for law
n1d virtue and decen,y. "a
"Thc jiys hand to me IN n siQi ~
splrltunl decay. u IL step toward
tie i-nrie. hear u In the healing
=. the tomtom. II In not music. II II
tho barh,ric ynwp of sheer rechhss.
'"sH and dar.ievlliIun. and II In esery.
where
Even in our economic life W, ~
d,nolng 20 the iazz hand With u>tcr
r'cklcssncsH. American labor Is, bc.
'1g mare and mere absorbed In tho
raanufacturp of luxwicS-- cmhroId.
crci frocks and elaborate millinery
rnd iinousincs and the iandaulcts, and
rich upholstery and cord tires and
r,lf courses and sporting gouls and
GREAT country houscs-so that there
" not enough labor 10 provide the
c''mforts and ncccssitics az life.
"Th. tendency of all this 10 20
pu' the stamp OF luxury upon the
- mmonst necis ~ man. The time
SENS Ia In near nj hand when a
boile1 csg and piece II butturrd
bread win BE- luxuries and fss.I,y
n children an unspcakable exy1ava.
sance. Let US facs the facts. q Ia
up to Vanity to moderate liz dcu,ands
upon the industry OF man. ,vbsf we
ned : more, Devotion 70 AQnlS Nv.
ims ana ~. sshetai xslisien. {kGm
s'i s'ss s.: x. ,s; !. - ~ =;
hshe.s." 80 =" ~. js'''
svO NJ 0nugs>Dun-a $500,
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(n. PTER EIGHT.
N Which JUsise Crool0r Delivers a
EcN llnisfla1l<

Tho pril" ~ Eirrville Ind fallen In
'he di's,' ~ hal arisen and gone an
'cith soiicd garments and lowered
head. n had suffered derision and
defeat. II could mover b, the same
sRrin. Sne.d and snoisrass rccov.
rcd. ~ degree. from their feeling
{ opul-ne-. Snsci had become 10
'i,o. industrious and "bliging. Snod.
-rasH and .o'hcrs had lost heavily IN
-tock speculation through IN. failure
q. n broker IN ltsxclmcad. They
vent To work with n viii and without
the hauxhv indei~ndrn-c' whirh. for
:, time. had characterized their at.
,ltudc. The r,irit a. the Little Sh.p.
hort had cn'"rc'l tie hearts and home
" Emsrucl Iisacr and his wife. rau.
tine ind Ithe ,.ialr' werf there and
being. tepdtrly loycd, and cared Tor.
mr. what humility had entered that
home PHYLLIS and her husbsnd lived
with her 'naerts, tdrdoa havins
taken a h,ivshls n'sce N the NH, sse
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COFFEE
BY Associated Press,

by NootiAbu irst-s
NEW YORK. May 1.-THE marke'
for c,ffc. futures was lower today un
der liquidation attributed largely t.
Wall Street longs who were suppns ID
20 be selling out contracts bought an
an expectation that an agreement an
war r.pam,itns would he followed IN
an advance. The failure Of Yesterday
news 10 create further buying power
was evidently n disappointment IN oif
longs and after opening unchanged &c
one point higher, active months soli
u to II points below last nights clos
lrg figures with July touching so
lshit prices were the lowest of IN" day
showing net losses 81 IL ,o u points.
Spot coffee quiet and nomnully un
changed NJ xix cents FOR Rio - and
\ 81 10 %. for Santos Is.
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WE ARE LEARSrNc EcoNoNy

The greatest single benefit derived
from the trying months through which
we have passed and are passing y the
lesson of economy. This lesson. as
strange as the statement may seem. had
It's beginning during the world war
that period against which may BE-
charged the most lavish and useless *.
tisvagsnce Of the age
Under the leadership % the United
States government a system 81 saving
WIS started during the war. This was
enEaged In BIZ the young and the ma
ture alike. and despite the orgy 81
spending. the reckless throwing Of
money 10 The wind. Immediately fol
lowing the clash Of arms the thoughts
OF econcmy incslcaicd had an enduring
effect.
In the high ~houls Il the country In
solnc % the grade schools there are
regular organizations for the inspiration
cf thriff. Banking machinery has been
invoked 90 aid with the teaching Of
thrift and methods attendant thereon
"a make Il attractive. The children are
taking kindly TO thu Idea. and results
most astonishing has been shown. chill
drcn are showing a Iarrionalsc pride
In their success NJ saving. Their pm.
nies. niekels and dimes go gathering
over The rails ~ the savings hanks
and they arr tsrning som",hing II
values and preparing themselves a.
meet the Responsibilities of lifc.
II u predicted by students 81 econ
omies that within a. few years the boys
and girls who are denying themselves
By banking their I'snnies. nickels, dimes
quarters. and IN raru instances halves
win 10 tbc ouispndius young men and
women q ~ communities m shich
they I'VE. TIE youngsters IRE lesrnins
the worth Of money by doing without
~ ~ o)uo113e shrusssvss ~ 'h'
~ y slntcn.ai and ssifcontrci. thes
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CONTINUED FROM TiiURsDAyJ

You married him because you
wanted to. You were not cocrced9"
mo. SIR"
I'm worry. but you'll have To take
YOUR share II. the crow with the rest
II us." h. went on. with "a note uf
-,ornnoss In his tone. MY girl when
made contract live up to u
nd intend that you shall do the
same. You'il have 10 learn to love
nj cherish this fellow. II he makes
I possible You aud your muthor
N,licvc In wuman's riehig. 70 don't
'bicct {" that. hut you muslin, think
ha, you have the right o. bn,lk your
grcemcns unless there's a. reod' rca'
son Tor a. Ny girl. thu Marriage cun'
'f,ct is. the ines, binding md sacred
4 all contracts. wan, y'ni ~ a.
,our bees, to mako this ono a Nfcetss "
There was the ,inklc Of the tcl".
rhonc bcll. Mr.. Fling put the 70.
-oiV.r Ia hin cav and spoke Into the
instrument nv follows:
eyes. shes here knew all the
facts before she tol,l inc. Mr.. III
'ane? He's IN his way lack To- Now
York. Len an the siS.ten. Charged
ne e. present his regrets aud fare
wells to yon and Phyllis thought
I bert for him Ia know and To 60,
vca. we're coming rich, homo 10 dress.
Mr.. King will take Mr.. Dclanc's place
~ IN" table. Wen MAKE clean
lrcas, u the whole business. Brace
~ and cat ycur crow with u smiling
'acc. III make little speech and
VI. sen, NJ. asd Mrs. king Ia our
friends ut the cad % Il, Oh. now,
ut out the Foabing aud leave this un-
inished husness to m" and don't
'-nrrv. Wei iie hamc In three min
u;cs."
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK


CHICAGO. May i2.--Caitic. receipts
5000 beef steers scnouslly steady: spots
on in.botwecn grades 10 to is cents
lower. spot ycarllngs 9,se; heavics $40.
rulk S.uOds.00. butcher she stock.
calves. stockcrs and feeders, steady,
bulk tat cows and heifcrs 5000 : 80:
bulk vcalcrs Soods75. bulls - 20 Soc
lower: bulk j4onS 500.
Hogs-Rcccipts $4,000: fairly active:
teady To- ten cents higher than yester.
days average. closing light and light
butchers steady. others mostly l0c high.
r., top 900. bulk S.0OGs ,eo; pigs 10 10
Sc higher, bulk desitablcs leo to 1875
louud pigs s.SoTS.S.
Sheen receipts 10 0eo: lambs mostly
2jc higher. wooded top l2.i5; bulk 1850
Tl2.i0 shorn ton 1850; bulk lO15sf
ii.00: choice California springs 1875;
natives l..00ni2.5o.
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Ipalls, Bank Normal Again.
ly Associated Press.

DALLAS. May i:.--f,uslarss had ,ir.
tually returned to normal tosav ut the
r. ,urily National Bank which WIS tho
victim ~ run" Yesterday. Assur'
ances from other banks and business
institutions ~ the city that IN. iank
tuli hacking served TO restore emf.
dcncc In it, aolvcncy. and many per.
sons who withdrew accounts during the
furry. rsdepusltcI their. fund.- to-day.
~ oAieaAkJ stsAise -tsuk res~we8 tels-
grams from fbnA1 parts Of the coun-
try. offering congratulations on the
manner 10 when the hank had with.
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Maxwell Motor Go. Sold
" Assnriatcsi frtss.

DETROIT. May 12.--salc 81 the Max.
vcll Motor company by auction, as or.
Tered by United States district Judge
\rthur J. Tuttlc some time ago TO pro.
tide for the reorganization ~ the com.
rnny with the Chalmers Motor ccsn.
pany. was consuna,cd this afternoon.
The property was acquired M Daitcr
Il. Chryslcr az New York. chairman Of
the reorganization comiitee of the two
concerns. and Harry Bronncr " New
York, member Of the commlttec. The
rslc price wits sio.eis.ise. Judge Tut.
,lc had stipulated that the property
must not i'c sod for less than sie.coo,.
600 90,
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t;msoiiwe Bown nj Frisco.


SAN FRANCISCO. Nav IA redur.
tim q two cents n gallon In the mar
~ 1ni'c q gasoline and of ~ cents Cor
fuel oil. effective tomorrow was an.
nounced tonight by the Standard oil
Company of California; The field price
the COMPANY will ay for all grades ~
crude oil also win De- reduced "a cents
- barrel. Present prices for gasoline In
san Francisco are 80 cents a gallon.
wholesale. and 81 cents retail. while
iusl oil ~ $500 a barrel.
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are looking ~ the ariiccls that their
money would buy with an analytical vis'
lon--scarching their hearts 10 know
which. the money or the merchandise.
j. the better asset.
In the minds ~ some thinkers. per.
haps no or. item IN the fun. bis. we'll
rounded scheme of practical education
IL there an item Ne important rs that
4 teaching the youngsters the worth
u money and thus giving them an op
Iortunlty To- compare values before
parting with their earnings and say
ings. The United States government Is
siill b.hind this proposition. q fact that
,hould be appreciated by every citizen.
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., must H. gratifying 10 those who
have been d.ploring tae fact that tho
worlds probable supply OF petroleum Is
rapidly being exhausted. to know tina,
discoveries have Recently lo,n made In
South Ain-Tics 1t valuable DEPOSITS o.
oil Thls extends tho fi.ld a trifi". and
may enhance ;hc supply wonderfully, ~
the years come and go. Any way. here's
hoping tina; IT'S not ~ lad as sumo
have thought.