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FILE PLANS OF READING
COMPANY SEGREGATION
"".r'h'ilrn Offers Certain Suvrrs-
'""S n"d Court Elves Nnrch
Ia Help Roth sides.

~ PHILADELPHIA. PA. Fob II
me proposed segregation rlnn of III.
.caaihE Company Was nlcl WIN IN.
rchcrai District Cour, today. TN.
government offered certain stirunS-
IONS ana the court fixed March / 10
hear both sides. "
me Reading Company. accordinp
20 plan. proposes Ia as>umc ,h,
|'','-i.o"o genera mori.agc. ; nor
,rlt pohds. which are the Join, nN.-
i!Sttion OF the Reading i,omnn,ny
ana the Heading Coal ana Iron Com
'"hN. II oal mpa viii nay
|" inc Reading Company Slo.0oo.060
~ chSh, or current assets a, marie,
.aiuc. and SO. 000. 900 in ! per con,
ih'rtCaEc bonds of the coal company
Win certain exceptions general r.-
leases Of ali claims and liohiIi.i.s
ms between the Reading Company ana
the Coal Company. Including IN.
claim OF approximately $To6nk nGo
carried on the books OF the Rcaliuu
company as an asset and an ,hn
books OF the Coal COMPANY as n
inability Will be exchanged
The Ecading Company viii rcrp,
II Philadelphia ana Reading Rail-
way Company under the au,hority
contained in the present charter ar
the Heading Company. ami wli. suG..
sect the railway property IN INA
aifect Zen OF the genera! murtrnu.
me plan proposes To draft actual
sale OF The stock held by IN. Reading
company III the Central i;ailrotd ~
New Jersey pending tho grpuniu:
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INVESTMENT EXPERT TO
TELL OF 1921 OUTLOOK
John Moody VIII Address Richmond
bahterh at Dhcir Session
runIt-lt-

Problems of national and intcrna-
t,oI'ai inincc with particular refer
cncr 10 tn business outlook for 1921
VIII b" discussed Wednesday night
AT the meeting of the American in
s,tiu,e of. H%anking here by John
Moody. of New York, investment
analyst and expert.
Russell 4. Enirhtiy. of the Ma
tinhai state antl city Bank. president
o. ne Richmond Ch!pter. OF The
last night that Mr.. Moody was com
lns I" Richmond only after repeated
Iit"rts had been made to brinx him
mere. Mr.. Moody. hc said. had lust
returned from u trim through the
Nlih"l" West. where he mad. "a study
OF business. ani Industrial ana imam
cinl conditions.
~TheLinecting Wednesday night will
~ h.'h in the auditorium Of the
5hainbcr Of Commerce.. beginning nj
So" o'clock. according 10 tn. an
houncem"nt While. in general &,
VIII ~ the regular February meet
ihi OF th. local chapter of the Amer
lrhn institute" Of Ranking, II prob
'h'N VIII rtoNc to he one Of tn. bnn-
hcr meetings Of the Yrar. MIR. Knight
~ SAID. MIR. Moody's address will
De IN" feature OF the program.
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CuRN MARKET.

NV VNlNFFSlI SrrN!C".I
NEW YORK. Feb. i5.-li.a v!cst activity
on the curb market occurred today when
., tTnl undrrton? was evident Throughout
me list. with sH.cial strength IN nm" o-
tw" issues. Light huviuG from rrof-,.
si"nHl sources caused fractional advances
IN many issues. hut when the huying mower
WAS exhausted the market turned irrrgu.
lar ana III" voluin" OF business Eel. un
corsij"rahly.
Trading in tho oil group was on - small
s"al". ~, a generally firm tone marked
the, dealings. Marica no touched "a new
h!Eh Tor ihs movement. and an carly, ,rrac-
STANDARD OF! stocks were steady.
Most Rt"rcst iu the early trading was
CeHt"rrd"iD Reading Rights. which ;uhi.
their appcaraDcc shortly after the Omen
ms. From an opening sale of IL they
Jumped : points. but the advance wa
w,inei out in the Subsequent trading.
Meteor Motors sold near it's hi.h record.
Trading IN mining stocks was mixed.
fond. ,rp"ned with heavy activity. hut as
summed "a Gui"t ton. IN thu afternoon.
Anrh ..ln.n ND IA Nd uALnl.
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Al Southern hogs sold subject 10 inspec.
ton. and when soft and oily.
CHICAGO GHA1S MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. l5.-Uncasincss regarding
mo winter crop outlook led to i decided
fresh advance today in the price of wheat.
in" market closed strong al ~ to 81. net
n!!:hc!. with March 49, to ti.7aI and May
u, TO ~ I"- Com gained %: 10 -: oats.
~ e., ~ aud provision. i; to IS.
~ iirSt thc wheat Uiart.t displayed con
.lH"r'hl" weakness. buyers showing a dis
f"Sti"n y" 20 slow. II being C.ni"ndrd thn,
nhi!lsh factors had been we'll discounted
Tor at last he tim" being. Later. how
yer. r"Horts became current that crrcm
bugs had been discovered i, Kansas. a
sal" itht h"r"trinr" This season appeared
TO be immune from IN" pest. Moreover.
"C'nh! iH;nag" from Ia" bugs were rrport-
,u ia irras. whereas previously the harm
iaH been prospective. hI"u. mlsg!ving4
were greatly Increased by word that one Of
ne, I"hdinE Held cND .rt. Uf the country
nae gone on record as saying the crnu s!t
nation needed careful watching. especial
y ~ dfN weather prevailed. as tho bugs
h"d appeared "a month earlier than usual.
AcilH" general buying followed. and tn.
,rHI."; in,sh'1 At about IN" topmnst
'"iHt OF, IN" IaN. Corn met with In
Er.ni".i demand. owing Ia wheat strength.
besides cNuOii buIinr OF corn remained
IN violence. otfs were swEy.a inward by
action Of Oih"r grain
nrD.Ls!nHs went upward from the start.
innusuccd by m advance In Tho I,rcn Of
hogs $3.50 "
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Cn,CAoo LIVE srocK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Fob. - cattle. Rnc.I,,.
,,6'm Ice steers ."trndy I" !c higher. top'
-, hHt" r,vH'Z,, butcher .ha stock
"."ut s,-'Iy hilk cows and h",fcrs. h'Wsf
-. N"nt,iH Hnd cutters SLOW. weak to Sc
I'VE QUIZ .tsH3Hl. bulls .tow. weak Ia
L,',r !""eI DilH. i;.dp5.2: calves steady:
.Hnd feeders strong 10 CSC higher hnIi i,
Hogs; iIcC-Its. $1,000: 70 10 .r bichcr
man. yesterdays avcr.kc tn.Jiu,n" 1871
un,n'N'yYSS up most. closing generally arm.
~. .P',.' ,b'ik W puuRd. down II Or m
80; oHlH - pounds up. s.i5gey51: nivs Il,
,,"n,.I hIGh,I hulk desirable. o. 10 I'D.
pound UIs: $3.50 lO.25. ~
Shs"i: frccipis. 1908. killing classes
800 ~" strong; lambs. TOP. S.7.. hulk.
s'.nsSo; ewes. top. To thIpprrs STi. mix
W4a0 Cholcc 100 pound MetheIx. ne:
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. il.-'Th" cotton mar
kct WAS NOR, active TO-DAY, with utic-s
higher on REPORTS OF IN enforcement IN
1880. or 81 points net higher. and - Jvinta
aboV" the recent low level. That month
closed "a. ii+p, with the general market
closing very steady at = ne. advance OF
81 10 ~ ;,ulnts.
vance Of . to IL points on III" ii-nrr Liver
deunani in lii" English ]rarhe,. There
was considerable Southern and SPOT huisa
selling ~ til" start. pr"suNIauiE against
spot business in the bel, lat" y-s,rrduy;
The market became hrm"r during she. mid
de OF tn" day. Il was reported that =
=, viS.oa was necessary IN the figures re-
Gently Issued hy ,h" Bureau O: Mar
Ncts ON she worlds available" supply for
The season. win 10 . reduction amount
In the estimate OF III" En., Indian crpp
THIS. ot course. dIi NOS affect rgtIres I'm
"a" snI ply ot American cotton, hat. com
hinsd with the reports uf "a better busy
ness IN Manchester. ~" h~un"ss OF s'"r-
ling exchange and III" more "pt!mis'i"
contracts sold ny to iioi ami july to its|.
making "a net advance Of . to 81 points
on IN" activ" positions, nu' ther" wrs sgin"
r"aliZirg In she LAKE trading. an! last
prices wcr. a few .loiutS OF f-uIu the best.
\ good deal of thu business represented
switching between MONTH ant IL wSa re-
ported ;hat som" of ~" in'rrtsts VIM
March against sales OF iater deliveries.
Port r-o":ptS today. 1903 tuIt"l States
port a'ock-. i-i9.S@@. exports. li.I2i, cA-
ports So FAR tails sca.'n. 3,2lSiN
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HOLD MEET IN ATLANTA
TO DISCUSS EXPORT RATES
Fifty REPRESENTATIVES, or %SainuinS
interests Hold tnnfr-curr Ira
TcnrEin Capital.
lbv Associated Press.

ATLANTA. CA. Feb. l5.-Mo-r
than ifiy representatives Of shipping
Interests Of south Atlantic and Gulf
ports met her" today to couHid, III.
question OF stahi!izing freight rates
ON c~Gmnloiit!es Intended fnr export.
tn" conference" is presided over bv
Il: {. Keen. of Washington. assistant
director of operations of the Federal
shipping i'oard, and viii continue.
Trough Wednesday. II was said
mat freight rates ON Co~rnmohItjcs
Intended for export rad probably
VIII b" rearrangcG as Il result of tho
conference.
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In NlrirOrIam
Is Mi:llonTAN-

-. IL MEMORIAL NJ.
Thr Epafi OF Governors %! tho Hermit.
rye '"untry CLUB aaviE: learned w.
Ic,n SORROW q ;hc. death y! MIR JAMES
LEWIS A<pEHSOi. wlpn"s 20 y"cnr,i no. "a
in tn" i''ess AMI on lis r"ro-Is ms rr.,,
esteem III which ticy he'd htul. as ', law
Yer OF distinguished attainment. a. !.
Ci'iz"n az tn" h.gl'H' c1arnc;.r ana -
p-'ihlIr az an ardent. unHcliisI and H.
""i"i member .,rl "n!rrr o: 10" lcrui,-
az" CLUB. which h." served uutlrEnpfy rs
i:nsll"U' Tor several terms
"" rom our long AMI intimate .sso,b,-
ZION with NJ. Anderson Know tia, ,hc
best interests 81 the Clup Wcrc nlwnr4
upu"rm"st In hi~ thoughts. and can ,i !,
SINCERELY well done to his coed an,,
faithful s%"rvic"s la lis bchaii. 80
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PROVISION MARK 7
CGl.,I'ElN

NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-Th.-e was . FUR.
~. recovery in III" mar'se; rnr cujT"o
i,qInTcs a. The ou"nirE to-day. hu; 'thc
niEI"r brazilian cables had been trc;tv
n,.n,n!,s ni;n;. ,aud, tho initial advance
nr iras' w E"nSilsraii ,!"aiizinE. FRS,
SrIi!ns g. ~: or. abuu, tsc above rio re-
cent. low level. That delivery "ns.I OF ia
49, inter- ana closed at j.sj. with the gen
.r", MARKET showing a net drClln. ~ I
70. !. points, Mnruh. d.tS: May. '.5: .Trlv
- S..nn'"moeT. 30; October. 7.S7. D"c"In-
Spc; coffee quiet Rio IS. 50. Z, -. santa.
IS ~ 80. Cost and freight OFF,. were
E:hnt"LE ,unchanr"t. including Santos Is
u ~ y" -. American credits.
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ANNOUNCEaiENTs
Deaths

hIIsTpN-Frnncis t:,zeil Hurton dicd a,
~" l"th day "f February al i:at -. =,
i,Ishi ION oi NJ amt iirr. Charles ~.
SUTTON. aged : months. Funeral from
h"in. February 1Sth. 400 o'clock T.. NJ
Ii''bn Eli Suiiue, members of Bricklnynrs.
Union; IN" iun"rtl services of our ~
ceased brother. Edward g. Iiooli"r. Wa
u.rd F"nrGr'y ~. 1874. vii! Dc from
W'hfh''f"ri Memorial EapIis, Church
Wednesday, morning. February lsth "a.
~ 40 "'c.ock. lHicrm"nt Maury Gem,
,iffE III members requested 10 nt,ou,i
Financial Secretary. ~
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SIGN II.
NEW YORK Ir.h Il

MEN YORK, Fob. The raw surnr
,,hhrM;t MAS Unsettled again today. al
,n"hSh IN" nnt.ri'nc seemed to too n
nni pric"s about puart"r cent below Ia"
btcN!rlS close. Advlc.S from Cuba aid
maj the control nlan would not hc uut In
nncrnt:or until - per cent OF the urn-
nuccrs have nicdc"d their supuprt. and
u hnicHrc, ~ : som" hoidcrs were. Will
ing !" t"l! q, IN" best pr!raS oI,; ina bic.
t.r GAY pushes. transaction. were al,-"d
~ "a. ~ bHES of vprlpuS kinds of .IIya-
- local rctir"rs for February Shiprn.,' ON
M basis OF. she FOR CubpS. cnst ani
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WIFE ttinchcs bishops Bank
LIN l-mLN...lt s.r.i.

RitlDGEpOIiT. CONN. Feb. III
simultaneously with the filing OF an
action for divorce, change Of name
and nliinony by Eianc:f IVES; BiShon
against her miliionair husband. VIII
nam d.. Bishop. property and bank
accounts belonging 10 Hishop in this
city and valued at SaJ0.0O0 were at
tachcd today.
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Bui1din. Permits Issued.

Hu!iding Inspector Butler ester
DAY issued u building permit TO W.
~ Mann 10 erect Il brick garage in
rear OF 1919 vest Grace Street. to
cost 5000. y permit was also issued
70 the city OF Richmond To make
gas plant, 10 cost $4,000.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING:

iSDEXED FOR QUICK nnrEnENcE
TIE RicmMS1SSfDs TIM SiHSnf1 SadstYf for
ssSitions OF f'' TTip ~ MtEsGgrrS ssi Is 81 Ryts
!hs ss ssa"F Ae af fIi IL 81 stN Ins,aaeysi MI:
DISPATCH which is priced n"narai.ina
Schedule Of Want AL. Rates.
rs a w9ri daily. minimum soc. bet so,is
sc a word Sunday. minimum SEC. Sci s"tppgs
SCI word sunday. .ininiI:iurn ioc. agate 80 80
inber,!ons. -
I",;sccu'ive Insertions price OF Ga.
:: Point type
Ihe largest type permitted In the Wan,
a. pnhes "a ~ point. und the sinuii@t
se, is one iuen. The rate Ter ms 'ay DO
.'' won 70 suSnts h word daily. "nd . cents
lurtlohs "iii apply as iur regular van,
these rates apply only to adyer,is.,.,,.
orisinatshH IN lsichrnond aud suuurbns
are: IAiIy. "a renis AN agate lin. rates
Gay, - e"m.s IN agate line tcGunt &
aa"y ,hs. 5iisr "IIaa al. l ias9an %as' accom-:
Longer fern, Ra'es for nusIns:s Adv.,.
A~iverusenssnts ieccissa' az la,s +, =
A. ". ana 70 E 81. eaeh we-K.daya' 40
ny lion IL IN Il; s ntst t!pi iqf o,SS,ae' Glass;!
AM srH ar sasES SiL hisa:In wAHr AID
WANT All:
WEST or FIRST STItEEr.
~. MO~Ll.siEffrs
nGMto$s DTl.iG ssSffoSEiE.
ISyy m9ss AZ street;
nl.A&h:s H1,GLssHSyh1RntD;a I sit1f!;
tA$EbSoS:ss' b htI1a s s!tSsi:
itub!nson aGd Floyd.
q. {. KERN.
GRoN. Avenue IiINRMAcY.
X. L. BoOkEK.
nEhHiiAHE DMrU fS&rAxY.
runLiC DnuG si0ngs.
WEST ' sNp it. G<t ASnrs;
1901 A, W.T. , @Ti1 S$I:Ss'.
S:i Wes; aiain siiuct.
IiSn. SrdtEEn ~i'hAnMAcY.
G:ciI";G"cAi ltis;Ss.
81: Mes; broad Street.
TAhhA#r DRUG, LUMrAHr.
COHEN CO pEr AhtM FIST STORE.
Wa s hiGsi E3iig'''
$50 West Leigh Street.
E",>T OF FiIts>r STREET..
ntG,iiGs tUtt "..r s's'S Co.
II. HUME.
i4ShMn%p rAiAHMAcY.
~SciIEKS.
smith aud broad Streets.
.NolA%D. Il. ~CiiILDHET.
- Sr.in Eish,g.nth Street.
Twcnty.nrst AID Matshsii Street.
TutHEE'a PHARMACY.
F%tnNSuNf rn&WM2Stc:TSe.'A
2i:j fairunount Avenue.
400 Hcn4L!c Street.
EAToN's PHARMACY.
b. and ...1E -.
5. H.. CRAIG,
Hollis DRUG sTToHin.
~: j F.. sS s:iiisf,,
Mii.LEn < EToADs.
wEISnERGER's.
FULTON.
-l5 Louisiana Street,
J. IL. .AuGIA..
J. ! Ei.ACk * son.
1915 WILLIAMSBURG Avenue.
sOtTH RICHMOND.
wAsii!%GTo$ EARLY. y
J.. !. PARRISH.
1903 liG!; Street
WASitISGlOS y EARLY
:d!5 Hu!; street.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
nARTo$ HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY
SIS :.0rih Avenue
HIGHLAND PARK.
". Is. VAUGHAN.
toGrta Avenue ana StntTt Street.
ROLAND Park.
FARk VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,


NEW YORK. Feb. l5-prlma-y cotton
goods markets. were uiirt today. .Iubhrr-
diI u s''piY business In small lois -,
white. goods. wash fabrics. doin"s'i~S. acc,
;ind handhcrrhicf" and notions. D'"s~
goods and silk in iobbing hot,sr- w"-,
rather Iui"'. Ilur,nns shipments frnr
'afcutiu Were the liEht.st reportri ia 4
year. Yarns were uui.t and unChnng.G.
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OF railroads by the Interstate Com
inercc Commission.
me government objected to this
ueiay n suggested that the Roading
should sell tn. Jersey Ccntral stock.
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.NEW NDRI.. FrN. l6-FnIl.w!lr .o-n,
show of h"-!tan"y early. duo 20 sriifns
luarh. cot;crsrrd oil irm.l M IN cover
inH nr"rn,lons. the inccn;iv. IT, which
was ~" ahvn uc!n" tendency al -" c'iCrl,v
the c~c'nruviity markets.. costing Nils w.r.
= 10 - r"lEtS net hirher. Sr'cS - go hs--
r"!s; primo crude, "a. Ihl"s: Driiu" SUM
iU.sr y.l!"w snp, nominal: March. sp3: MAJ
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SANANNAN. GA. I'?h. ~lt.-Tmmi.ni!n"
!; stock: I5lSi, Rnsin Gmie;: moS"ai"s r..
CENTS. 49,; shipments none: s,ock. Sill,
uriotc: Is. u. l.. T.. q. II. l.. *. NJ. y
VIC. WY II ca
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y%:ar;ing top, 500: huik. a505.5 ono don.
ga. 800 'I ~ NUNS
40
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Sales.
NEW YORK BOND MARKET

Flnai sales Of Liberty and Victory Loan
Liberty skt.."~"~..........--.. s,s
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IN rrlrersnl ssryIcel


Port movement
\ s Ysr, Nl!9a.ll"F 10 s'ocF. im"'..
Total today ii.gc!r;s, is.oc2. exports. To-
~. stpcJ. ! iC7. as.
Total ior wecA-Rocc.p;s. 5t.ils. cxport-.
Total, tor, s~a~son-Eecr,p,s. t7r1c'?: cS-
ports, 2.-si?-.
%Ew ORLEANS. la. Feb IL Stronger
from 'he opening. TIA" cotton ~iuarig"t To-.
r'feur'h il.rn"s; prices cam" later In
~ iDiuls "v'r last quotations "f yesterday.
The clos" was 1T gains OF .! :" :, points
March ,rat"d IS high as 1882 aud closed
Early gains were due to Favorable cahics
'fp'u liverpool Htd much az ia" demand
Iu Tie Hat" trading was caused hS private
messages. fr'fp III" English irnrk"; re-
Nurt1HC tlEtfuCt Improvement In SaDCNcS-
ter. keIurts !ram Washington thai lcgi~.
..t.rI affecting future trading had been
She. we'd for his session OF Congress. claims
or 8 better spot demand in Texas and the
lnEDunc. in"rt tha; the recent government
figures on The urobubl" worlds CnrrS-Uv"r
- cotton NJ the end % this season we're
700 hsrh hy l.NH' % bales. owing 20 errors
in calculations Curc"rutnE tho East In
keen tu" advance going.
- There was much short >c"vcrlrr. cspc.
cially af'cr rUmrrs were heard that March
sh"f'r We're getting ON; Of their contracts
'v' aus % Indications that March tender
You'd not b." a. large - expected riCni
along Tho market had \ firm unicrtoUc
from start to uE!su.
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AShOUNC.ESfEhTs
Funeral Directors

"VLRHlSE, ORDERS G0npeted In "a
nou9s- we ar" equipped to dye gar
'Hehts o!ack IN twenty four hours This
u a special branch OF our business and
hh!"dy5 given prompt attention. Mol
zelten 3ol Sorth Seventh Street.
hAuP-Ed rhaup. funeral director
anu en!balmcr. sos East Main Street.
hauIhoh i1l. Randolph 1868.
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Lost and Found

Lost. OF. Church I'M or bc;wcca
iuT neck piece IN tauur shade. Pleas.
te,urn TO zoos East Fianklln Street.
Gi.~pNE--LpSi. gray suede guuntIct glove.
-Cail boulevard istG-w.
HAND RAG--Ipst. !niy's velvet hand bag.
containing Rosary leads. &. X .. annual
BASS. etc. Please phone boulevard :yis-J
tor reward.
kEfS-l.ost. bunch of keys. 2 Yale and
small Key. Saturday. Reward II re-
turned TO dispatch.
kEfS-i@st. bunch Keys on broad and
l"cniy-hIth car, Church, IIill. or sixth
street TO B!ucs, .trmory.t Call Madison
:lao-J. Reward.
oSf-Ameth! 81 pin. silver settling. Re-
ward. l.. X. Mason. $50 W. Grace.
tI:ES--I.osi. on Monument Ave
nue.. or Lombardy. pair tortoise spcct.-
c!cs. Reward. boulevard 3U.I-J.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Richmond Union Stock Yards.

Richmond. Va. Feb. Il. 1871.
k'r.arkS; Light run oi 'a'ti". Demand
very limited. Price unchanged except On
micH!n!n steers that sold -nu.. lower.
strictly good steers. l.lr lbs.
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Special Notices

THE Roosevelt ConNatrscent Home /, one,
10 HI"sta' c"nva.csceat nervous anil
tNs'-cuFc Sahcs, !uva.Ids and elderly
people. Those desiring 10 speak 10 Mis-,
Nii.!ains m regard 70 this HON. Viii
LEASE call boulevard tiit, as the num-
Der IN the telephone directory is an
error.
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fii b. ulih fut sfound ihf 0ssInf Ths
fnrt. ~ NaffIHr ih0h uaF d1Nn
faWm u sail chat h1iis iuHi ihf sand
aa ihr be GEES fHHn
The rim hsnflHf sffHti cU Hh.la thf
nuWn ~ rur af li d. nHn a ai ID
ieiah ul a0l1 ffff TlH amt futH
Dc ls Estimated ahaHh Boz uafifd ~
ahHt gees f0.I .H fh. n.fi laWfa
When 90 uH. NHf diHl.l.ud nnaf
Inc Angelo guin t u1H HHnsnuirl
% he nallfosd .n iafrfis When fHn
mrrfni oi uuH d.auttH.i Iu liIss|iu
feiia back 'N thr tN. H una infr'isll
and oarted nfr iH Hu m.ln in iakn
hy ~ Tnrihn WHOM thn pIH uur
system vaf nirulur.i RIOTS Nfrr silH.
90 fa % m'IIfa in.s Uf felghlts l0la
Trouble Uf tmf nature Be- HHf nniirl
nuffd In thr tHIsnn ualt Thf riIE Dino
mrihui b. ih system ol mad,rn off
ainrs. and ,Htlua U WW lurf nfhar
than frrirhunl 90 Wiii maIk iht 1rtI.I
b f0lloWInE ihD HInruE H wells loo ihe
carson field
Hsporis Wpfr 900 circulation Monday
~ Inquiries frum n numh'r w we'll
known OPERATORS HstkluE drilling lnca
tons in thc northern uofunl ~ gur
ion county boz th' vicinity of ihr Mont.
Gomert hoidines
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sirorcly evidenced throughout and
rom present Indications e..irihlne un.
,nrssn vii mto tu Del presented b..
vond ans rotrnuons IH connection with
The work hcloo d-.olraeemrDt wliI
have "a chance.
Thorn 500 h re- r.Hfuurrm.u ui che
committee. ana wurs t.T $50 forward
without O. hrong thuush thc nest lunch.
con vii h' Mond1y uouu. 40 that tAno
there VII hn an exhaustive uuoIt oi
the wofs accomplished in Dee meantime.
According 90 reports made in rho
mecilns Yesterday the Dtueiti1uai cam
paign that hrs h'en in ufoerss during
ihc solicitation b. even u,N harn-
fruit DO thr form 0f subscriptions. aud
the ouil'os b. decidedly hopeful Tho
lnci is that the statement has b,cn
made hy tho determined workers that
nothing fh,u ut sucess viii end tho
CmIuign
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Reports Are Made,

Tho statement WINS made hy a number
of the workers. that tho rcgponso 20 20.
llc,ation has been quite as good If no,
batter than was Anticipated a. che be.
ginning. Instead % the whirlwind On.
ish that some had cxpcciod tn commit.
tee seemed pretty generally agreed vii.
b. lnauguratcd persistent determined
campaign. with success as the ultimate
iral
With this understanding n number u
the men expressed entire satisfaction,
ana gave assurances that they viii b.
IN NJ the close ~ they were 40 the o..
ginning. ready and willing o. 10 every.
thing In their power for the enterprise.
There was an utter lnck ~ both possI.
mism and gushy, impotent optimism oyl.
deiiced IN the meeting The showing 81
what might BE- called 'pcptlmlsm' was
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if0N Ann u nRrAKs AII
Rtt0iilis futs wa RiCE

trNiNcruN. Ny Apui st T. b
nafi ~ " " slnms uh,afrn go uf
sun HI Eihtl rar' fnd K,nilflY
d'iN' .ni.atf t.1Ht mn the fastest
mi lni 900 t.stfn'h o0f rnsu un a
hsufussf uart Tho fImD Wns tgl.s.
30 lwrilon ~ q sa.uui slower thru tho
Wmlta u,Hd 81 l.ieg 9 90 by c.i.sie
lf isil 90 syrhrus
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FORT WORTH NAN
FIRST To GIVE UP
CONTINUED IHOM rA0E Ogn

CONTINUED fiHlM PACE psE
LEAvENwoRTH. KAN, April
2S.--Twenty Of 10 members Of
the I. w. w. convicted at chiea.
&c On charges Of violating the Sc.
.ee,ivc service and espionage acts
and who had been ordered 20 re.
per, =. the federal psniten,iary
here to serve their sentences as
result OF the u. s. supreme courts
refusal 20 review their cases, had
reached the pen tonight.
The first man in today was
Stanley j. Clark, a lawyer, who
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26

linked po.s and Beams have more
fuUi value and dlgrsis quicker than
hoilod pak and beams which swell up
oghJy poe cent with water ~ b. real
ECONOMY 90 huy Heinz oven BAKED
Beans They go farther are very ma
tritious ana build bone. brain and mus
clc. sly Heinz to your rrocer
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GULF WELL TO Be GIVEN
TEsT--PUMP INSTALLED
CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE
Looks Like OH Field

There has been 4 wonderful trans.
formation q the unfrequented plains
81 Carson county. since the discovery
Of oil on Dixon creek in Gulf No. =.
Cow trails a. a few weeks ago on N.
100000 acre Burk Burnett ranch have
hrcadtned into automobile roads made
hard and slick BY much usage. shiny
routes Of traffic curve and wind among
the breaks Of Dixon creek and glis,en
over the unduiatlng expanse Of Carson :
far.nung skyline. In Carson county