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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23
ST. LOUIS QUOTATION s

$1.42@1.45; July, $1.24%; September, S1.2o.
Corn, No. 1 white, 641a @65c; No. .
white. 64Ac; July, 6ORc; September 625sc
Oats, No. 2 white, 3S?4 @39c; No. g.,
37l2c; July, 3712c; September, 4012c.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23
To Finish the lob

His Wife's Mother nearly. died
laughing at that story you told.
Mr.. Pester-That so? Listen; I'm
goin' to tell you few more.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23
SPOT COTTON MARKET

Atlanta, steady, 10.55c.
New York, quiet, 11.20c.
New Orleans, steady, 10.3Sc.
Philadelphia, steady, 11.45c.
Norfolk, steady, 10c.
Savannah, steady 101Oc.
st. Louis, steady, lie.
Houston, steady, 10.20c.
Memphis, steady, 10000.
Augusta, steady, 1Oc.
little Rock, steady, 10.1oc.
Dallas, steady, $500.
Mobile, steady, 9.6Oc.
Charleston, nominal.
Wilmington, steady, 9.7Oc.
Boston, steady, 10.95c.
Galveston, steady, 10.50c.
Montgomery, steady, $3.50.
ATLANTA SPOT COTTON
Atlanta spot cotton -. -. -. ......1O.51c
hccelpIS go. 100
Shipments 'oJI
Stocks 80. 81 ,O4o
LIVERPOOL COTTON
Tone, steady; sales, 1000; good middling
s.06d.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23
Terribly Mad Each Time

Jane-Dld you get real angry at
him when he kissed you?
Believes, awfully; every time he
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23
Liberty Bonds
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, June 22.-Coffee, Rio
:, 6 1-1Gc.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23
Their WORKING Speed

Allow many have you working
in your concern?
B.-Oh. about half Of them -
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, June 22.-Flour, quiet and
unchanged
Pork, quiet; mess, s24 .OO@24. so.
Lard, firmer; middle west spot, $40. 45
GLOSS.
Sugar, raw, unsettled; centrifugal, 96
test, T. 90 delivered; refined, easier; granu-
lated, $50.
Coffee. Rio No. Z, on spot, 6 @eAc;
No. Santos, 90l9Rc.
Tallow, dull; specials, 4Ac; city, sac.
Hay, weaker; No. ], 81. 35M1.4O; No. 3,
81 .05@1 10; clover, 9Oc@$1 IS. ~
Dressed poultry, firm; turkeys, 2O@ 55c;
chickeus, 23@5Oc; fowls, 15@33c; ducks,
25@2Sc.
Live poultry, easy; geese, 13@16c; ducks,
2O624c; fowls, 32@35c; turkeys, 20c;
ROSTERS, &c., broilers. 3s@5Oc.
Cheese, steady; state milk, common to
specials, 1O@1615c; skins, common to spe-
Gals, sale.
Butter, firmer; receipts, 14,54S; creamery,
extra, 33@ 34c; do. special market, 34M35c;
state dairy tubs, imitation creamery, firsts,
Eggs, firm; receipts, 3o,OS4; nearby
white fancy, 37@3Sc; nearby mixed fancy,
37@38c; fresh firsts, 25@32c; Pacific coast
extras, 27M3Sc.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23
GRAIN MARKET OPINIONS

BARTLETT, Frazier & Co: I'VE believe
wheat is entitled to a further rally. Con-
ditiOns over the corn belt continue gener-
ally dry. The hot weather is likely to adj
vance OATS
Stein, Alstein & Co.: eve feel funda-
mental conditions are strong enough to
force wheat much higher
Lowytz Il Co.: ION any further bulge
sales should prove profitable.''
Harris, Winthrop & Co.: Continue to
recommend the selling side.''
Wagner & Co.: 1.-The chance of North
American 1921 new wheat surplus of 340,-
100000 to 100000, 900. enough for Europe
is Obvious
Lamson Bros: DRY hot weather is
likely to mean higher prices for wheat and
oats, and there is apparently enough export
business in corn to hold prices steady"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23

NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-SpOt cotton
steady and unchanged; sales on the spot,
s27 bales; TO arrive At; low middling,
s.13: middling, 1888; good middling.
II SO; receipts, $50; stock, 46S,449.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, June 22-The cotton
market had a strong tone in the early trad
ing today and gained SO to 81 points in the
first hour of the session, July rising to
1910 T8e opening was higher in sympathy
with a better Liverpool than due and the
advance was continued on the warnings re-
garding the hurricane in the west Gulf of
Mexico, which was expected to strike inland
and sweep portion of the belt Many
points in Texas reported gales and torrents
of rain, pointing to more or less crop dam
age.
The weekly crop reports from the govern
NEXT were not as favorable as expected and
their mention of the boil weevil as being
numerous in many important sections of the
belt caused sufficient buying to widen the
gains. In the trading up to IL O'Clock
prices went So to 43 points over the close of
yesterday to 1890 for July.
In the late trading recent buyers became
eager for profits and their sales to realize
caused depressions from the highest of
about 20 points, July falling back to 1915.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices IN
The exchange today:
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$1,000 SECURES ORANGE FARM
WITH HORSE, COW AND

FREE information about painless pile cure.
No knife. Box 116S. Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23

INVENTORS should write for our guide
nook, "How to Get Your Patent" Tells
terms and methods. Send sketch for our
opixion of patentable nature. Randolph &
Co. Dept. 90, Washington, D. O.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-23
COTTON

NEW YORK, Jue. 22.-There was further
covering in the cottonSmarket during to-
days early trading. Reports Of a better
tone IN the Liverpool market were supposed
to reflect rather a more cheerful view of
the British labor situation and renewed talk
of smaller spot offerings in the south
seemed responsible for opening advance
Of to 80 points. This met some scattered
southern selling, but covering WAS promoted
by reports that a gulf storm was approach
ing the Texas coast and active months sold
about 80 to sc points net higher before the
end of the first hour with July touching
II 30 and October 12.0S. Except the gulf
storm threat, weather conditions in the belt
we're considered generally favorable.
ApprehensOns that the gulf storm would
rause harmful rains in the southwest stead
led the market later and covering became
more active after the publication of the
weekly report of the weather bureau. This
was evidently a disappointment to recent
sellers, referring to the general condition of
the crop remaining unsatisfactory in
many localities, and prices made new highs
Tor the day during the early afternoon. July
lold up to II 26c and October to 12.15c,
r SO to 43 points net higher.
The market quieter during the middle
Of the afternoon, with prices some 10 or Il
points off from the best, but steady around
12c for October.
NEW YORK COTTON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-02
WHEELING LEGION
WANTS K!DNAPERS
OF BERGD0LL FREE
Resolutions Adopted Asking Senators
and Congressman TO Use influence
20 THIS End.

Wheeling To-, N". !. American L.
r.on. at its mcctir:, la%t HiEht ador'ci
4 resolution r,1uc@t.ii.; tho senators ""d
congressman from W"S; Virginia 70 use
their inilucnc" 10 bring about action /"
Sccur,. the release of eX-SergCnnts I'm
mer and knULt, mo are now IN .ail III
Germany for attempting 10 erect We
return Of Grover Ts"EGoN. wealthy
r,adsr Of the American army DRAFT
from Germany IL the United states 10
serve out his terra fo- dr.. : eEtdlhS.
TIE .pn former army scrG"ant* are held
n Germany ON charges OF attempting
To i..dnLf H"rEdo!l
Wheeling post 1T us meeting aE'
night Gilrd Vacancies IN two Offices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-02
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young is to fell
young--to do this you must watch Your
liver and howels-therc'S no need OF
haying a sallow ConpleXioH--dark rHgs
under your eycs-pimpIcs-a bilious
look in your tacc-duii eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell YOU
ninety per cent Of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well-k7own physician
in Ohio. perfected 4 vegetable COM
pound mixed will olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which be gave to
his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomcl, are gentle in their
action yet always effective, They bring
about that natural buOyanCy which all
should enjoy by toning Il? the liver and
clearing the system OF impurities.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tabletsa known
by their olive color. l5c and 3Qc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-02
WILL RELIEVE. BAKER
SATURDAY MORNING

Washington. Mar. 1--Form"r Senator
" cak., nC MasSa rr'..;";'S. Pres !i""'-"'"ol
llard,ng'S :;rirc,.om FOR secretary o. -:
viii relieve Secretary RHA'r 80 10 O.
c.ork Saturday murn'ns, I VAS an
u"Uuccd today.
Mr. Baker At that tine viii formally
present las sr"re,spr % II" army Of
f'.rr~ on Gu:y IN Washington ard tho
,.,..a'. c:rp.oycs Of ;he war depart
m"Tl.
Mr T,akcr VIII ,rave SUNDAY nigh, for
h.~ hn,u" n Cleveland TO resume tie
iract;lc Of law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. March 1.-Primc mercan-
IT,. ;arr" ~ "a per cent: exchange
firm: sterling ~ day bills and CONNER
cI.:i 50 dag hills on ha Tks s2.Si: CONNER
r.ai Go day bills $3.50. demand s3SSl.:
cables &&H?x. Francs. demand 7.20c;
r.hl,s 1G2c; belgian francs. demand
49,. cables $50. Gui!dcrs. demand.
81 10: cables, 343Gc. Lire. demand
%.H5r: cables, 3.G7c. Marks. demand
,:.,.: cables l.G3c: Grc"Ce. demand 7.4sc:
;rgrnt:nr demand 35.00c; Brazilian, de-
iiani I5f@c. Montreal - sis per cent
dI$cuUHt
government and railroad bonds irrcs-!
u!ur.
Time loans. steady; so. 90 days and six
months c.: n per cent.
call money steady; high z per cent:
low : per cent: ruling rate per cent
closing bid 6 per cent: offered pei
cent: last loan per cent; bank accept
ancc 6 per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-02

Go 70 2entcnt.ary

cream W! l." ~..}'! 49,. '"c'" ~ 10
GO to aen.:enuary
J,ii-. ''i.tr.. !. '..s 80 q, r.i"iU""
ri,... ....::. rt> ,.,;r....I u."t''.~ !.
,.,.,, ::.,. ~ rtr ,A-.s = N.&om }
'.'>.'".:'". 'r'ro '"a ;%u"h -;u'.i> g..
So -, co. .,"" THY w.. h"i' &c.
..,n"a 20 L, %: i'"'.''n' - a. t".I"S
raxo Up Ventilation
p" ;.A,n U2 /! l." N",-.'.."r '~".a:'S
.ev.s- .. a.. x =. t..'. afi':..'.' ass.
H.tl Nj Wa. =. ~ '..'rE,. =. ''' 70
',.n ,:r,f".. g., ".u..! IA Nr'i....'' "''
i..r:L ,... -..;,..'.;,;ty offered ,u 49,"
g.. .,;.u.... .,..- ~:uu.d begin a. OTIS.
opereteA 4 Success
T'ra ,r,..,.0' .M.d Summer Eve %-V-
81 l.. ,,.,, all girls Of ;hc Gravel tI.I
r.... .t~a r.@1t proved a NIX NHrc">'.
7. ,s,&. N.,. r::SvH ct tn" Grave. IL.
s.:.,... .,u!.;ur.Um. /; vr"vc' - b. IT,
OK. y, ,..r attempted Uy local grad
.:,.,.- r.. ruGlt"r.W'n MA lL"k"d T.
..''Ar';y r.. e. occasion.
Prepare for Gar,os
T." ""''ar'. ntsh school ha~krt5a,I
team, .".I urJri!,c last ntSt' III pref
ni~,,.ur ',r in" hard EaiN'S on '".S
works SEP .ri"'.. Friday n:c"t tn" hoE"
play -: Illorpoo! h"r". Saturday
i...", ~. .n,ai E.r." play Martins Ferry
Another Drop likely
ATo'h"r drop n '.H rr.Hi price ~
n,.'k 20 the consumer = likely IN Ia"
n"L: future i was learned rom an AL
thor:la;ive >"urr" H"s'rrG.}. NV
tr,,., Of eight cents i.." T,T'% ami Is
,..:S TO- QUARTS Wr"; .1'o ".r"; }"~'' -
cay Soon. " : stated. quarts WI.
Rellairo Briefs
TO ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-02
Congress In Confusion
Following Decision In
Case Of the Lever Law
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright by the 1ntelhSenccr)

Waeh.rStur. Mar. Few dcr9'""S
n" rIr supreme court Of INC INIT"
.;,atr.. r., tia. .:,n-rLtIrn have Mad %urh
a ..:1r.'.uu effect IN the work ~ 'hf
ru>,, .u':nE hra'.,n a. IN" E"N"Tnm""l
a., IN. y,rdi.s I,'.a"."G Unconstitutional
tho Lower Hrt. Uri"c witch rT"u''"r"
were brought IT, court during and S'h''
thr war.
Not only does congress find !i%'t m
moro or i"s.S confusion about ~" status
Of tho Lever act iiS"ii Wa'rh alone OF
the wartime legislation had bon rUt-
rosrIy l,f; on the statute books, either
as AZ anchor 10 wiudwAri tor the NJ"
dcrar,mcnt of justice IN preventing iu-
,u~c coal strikes or ~ q means Of re-
.,r,ioinc the yroti,rcrs. hut ~" depart
mont - justice IS wiped cl"an out pond
ing IHvc>tlgaii"us and suits. which hau
Nccu begun uuGcr III" Lever Hci.
In a sense III" decision o. tho supreme
court - timely, tor II E'N"N Attorney
General paUghcr'y and ia" Harding "H-
mln!~tratron a clean Sla'" and lhr""'
cut scores Of rCNdtUEsC,s,S whi'h ""n'I
have been rmharrISsirc 10 lar k@rub-
.lcau ,IiwIIl~trnt!"U.
TN" effect. morro'c". upon BUSINESS
cuudr:uu~ i!'iuuGAoU; IN" country -
.,Gu..t',,i. for many ,rnc"ruN which hA'"
n.ra suffering from reserves AND " lack
a. l.~u:ii~. also had hanging oyer tA"n
prosecutions mat pore " t'I', 'o'''"''
born t. ;nctr prestige and credit.
.'',; ,,,,'' ,xr-cs,,.J T., tic.
and Sat'Hit'''"h were 'N''rS''" D." 49,,
national capita. d"p"udiu. upon IA" per-
,oas interviewed. Mrn Ike Senator cap
per oE Kansas. Republican, WI" has
hncn tighiIng protltccrS sid frankly thAl
Tho decision waS unfortunate an" "'I a.,
">N" - DAG '"'.' IrE' ,''r-
""H'H N"'''l"',S ,"L,' I,..,sr,.i,n
.r, ,,hor hand inquiry among lew
HrrS at inc "rp"' '!''.''' ,,cr,'ss ,roh.
ably would b. "'"'h'' 81 any ''..,
draft u Jaw "h.'N M"t'" '"''''
the limits pTeSCr''ef - ''S ',,
court as constitutional. It"'' w. ~
Wen; >" lar It. ,-.I ~, law
'hr Sui 1870. b., -, fl,r SIAN
i'"S' $500 49,. =, hnan,c ., inform
tHrd "' ~ ices - a" ,',.i,. v..|, mo
q" f,',,.',,,, MIN - MS Ger
charges ar |e,'s, 49, .,,,,rc,r, court
''.'''E I...,,,c,.r .ho,I, The Validity OF
may 80 .,.,.rus, law since that
the Sherman "Ai''FuSt ID" .',.I,,,r',,.
statute Vs. J''' :" ~, ..,,.,.. a..
as n" t''' e! "a" 49, ,.,,..,..,l,... t.,
''"i'l ~ - -a.,. .. wade any
u"VedS"'''''' ~ ,',,, ,,o,sr,l. - say
more IN" .. 49, -, ,.,n.,blc rro!i,
VITA.
"""'u ""' -. ,L> e,,rrr0lr
t"T;a'NlF Ne"uo"'' ,,.,,,r,. T.,
court 70 irr'"'I ~. ,.n. o., 90
"rrr1i" without r'S''d.'t .,,,.-
>, wed 10y man! p'.' n',,. -. Inv
S'd' or r'hs'rSH -. h,.,rc,s alone
.l-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-02
Are You in a Rundown Condition !
Does Your Headache?
Flgin. TENT can cay that Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery

eli u Al4O Ico y
ant Pellets have
been the means
Of restoring my
health. | was
weak and run
down, had sick
headaches, and
my kidneys were
all out of order.
It was n misery
for mo 10 walk
around. ! began
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-02

Tiercc's medicine and they put me
On the road to good health right
away. I want to speak good word
fer Dr.. terce's remedies to all suf-
larors." - HARRISON SHEPARD,
r. r D. I, Box IS.
Sold by druggists for fifty years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-02

Three Charges.
Tn-,c charges were staring 'a7r!">
I,u..k IN to ace Ias: night as he was
..,lined to IT, cry jail AND Dr"teSter
that H.. had 40 par IL tho hN.i-H? ''"d
r"Nh.ar @: John Wines, ag"H l"'2' man.
,'.,-y,I WIN assault and robbery 70:
il- rl-. -, 60. u,iH-up II =, warrant from
s,,;u:-c Nr.:o-'S cau-, and two addition
-f,..-,-,s o.r % traUSi'n"t .IS l-G&"r
s;t ;ha other VIII furnishing !.Gd"T'
prospects fer securing liberty s""'"'t
l.,uorry :rr the prisoner. Vines C.A'h!'H
n frame up and police are frank 10
confess '..,, th"y he!.'v" iHr san" ""E,
7. : ,he u?:n.on tha: pu,Ik .ur"I the
a.-.I man {, dark rla"" 2,nuS tho
r,.a,s,,I.-.a railroad tracks wS"7" =
,,r,YI v.,~,,. h"id mp the a@ci man and
relieved I'm, o: SO.
Infant Child Dies.
y..,or.a. ...ccG IS months iau.;ht"c
~, Mr. and Mr. NaSc!Uu CaU,.h &c %l"H
lt-a,h:ac;on street. d'ct !"St"r':.?
morning pra.h was Grn % whoop;nE
cough I:.I @c"umor.I. Besides ~" ia"-
en-. ;wo -.>.rrs survive. FH""rG ser
,.,s VII probably D. h"!d Friday
mo-D.nE.
Loss Not Heavy.
The total loss n The i-~ at the Un.on
restaurant building on t1:on street yes
'orGIv morning W.. ont so over $500.
e. SO, s.u;eG. The ',r" started from ~
,x,l..:o;. o; a gas stove Thu y" Va
oa,c.,.v got under control an! eNi~'-
asked.
TWO Arrests.
~vo Offenders faced MAYOR Culhe-t-
$, 'as, nigh. Oone was charged w!'h
i".a: drunk and ths ether with lo.:"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-02
MARTINS FERRY

Rpv Awnings now cheaper than 'ater.
Tel 663 Wheeling Tent Il A~ninc o:
f-lA-rr- ito -uy-l5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-02
GOOD PROGRAM FOR
KlWANIS LUNCHEON
Usual WEEKLY EVENT WILL BE
HELD AT ELKS' CLUB DINING
Rooms TODAY At NOON WITH
GOOD PROGRAM.
Col james Anderson VIII Speak on
"Rentnisarce Of Politics or the
Ohio valley to Members.

hR \
,v.>.kIv luncheon - I" held 4: ;he En-
cub dining rooms today az noon a'' ,i
N" principal address OF ''' r'.'' v
pe deIi|eTca by N"'' ''' 40, .''','
lifelong politician. who IS h''n! ser
ous as well as humorous lh' ."'"'S q"
r"ilt' III C"rr""N"N VITA the past l,'.
l.tIcal events q IN" OHIO valley IH'
attendance PRIZE fo7 the day mas h'''''
donated by THOMAS N"e"'e'' ~ ''''
Eor.!e.n l." < ro''l company ""d = "te
piece "rcA'N'F' ''.'S o''''
. supply t"' "'"H'' 49, >''
start A1'eraUons'
\ force Of "orNm"n S'ar''! on II'
work or MAKING a.''ra''o", !" '"' 1','''
Ing occupied DE ~" l'HV" .H""H N- -,: e
on South roNTtA S''''. !'S',' ",'t ''''
az, az" N,'' ... r,,,. -. ., -, =,
plet!uH' \" '"',r' ~" nI"',s , d" IT,,
~ ~ '"'' 90 .',',," .' . ,,r,i.nn,,
"h'' '"'''"'''''' 49, ~ .
"!P'a'1'''''
Mutt ana Jc1f TonaShS
The Bud FISHER musical 'o'neuS
Nut, 4 jeff. carrying more than thirty
people will be the attraction at the
New raStirrs theatre on Narrower street
THIS evening. a&d the biggest crowd nj
III. S"ISuu s expected. y SPECIAL mat
the AFTERNOON At o'clock.
H,,.,t-reacbars Mating.
.r, 49,. -. ~ ~. Parent.
7,'..,...',,.,,, r ,.s TY,, school
,,.r 49,, 49,, h,,:iGi,,. i,,, ,,,.h,.
w. - ~, .t 49,, ,,t-o,,. ~
w''N = goo" nU."' - ,no ,', rr.,,rr,,
q ~" N'"''' u.s. ,i,,,, ~. prnc.
a me c'sM''H "NS ,, .,I, ,N' 49, -,
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be''f'o"-
V-,s ~ la.,..,
M wv ,,;,,o
20 IN" h',"'",.S - ~" r,, ,,,"' :.
''S|,H - '' i,..l,r,. .,-ooI
S'noo' al h'' no",' =" '.,, .r,,S ,',,,
fT'n"E tNr"'"e ~ - r :, =, W.
t"S' WI. DC aHH'NleG - W. - ~"
comps M'>S f'H'''d L'"'S anu '"'E' Nv"
:" NrrniE.
Easy To Give Away
When -" local d"pa-'inrnt ~ S2t"'F
-"'":NSd The n"" - C".l"EN cox Fuh'
which w., rNc"H''y ordered hN Safe;T
T':-"rto- F-"d Hoffman. u would hLN"
boon an ",sr matte" 70 civ" away Az
E" chs ha,", dozen. T""7" was not s;"-
=" man WHO .'FH".i'd IN" guns. 'n"t
MAS -, o"f = L. ~ 'H' i'"'!," "'''S''S'
4ncre'C1n hapau!y
T"" n >'n""r'l.n % -" NarN"S f'r-
- ina nh"r ~ ";i''l''-''' N'''l '''.s '''i'N
81 ~" '""r'r~". ai'd Appearances N''''n
sTr",% u" -"HrH"". 4 man. az ave now
'ccmh"r~ hti" h'"" r'c".'"d n on"
day. and IA" 'o"m"""~h.r - no" rT"VI-
By N" .'7S"T; = -" h'S'"r:.
Lecture Recital Banquet
Tbs ANNA. eNaGH'i ~ IN" Martins
Fer" L"'tIre-E"'itt! cub anh thci-
, friends was held n tn dang """n'' o.
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caused by recent designations. Thos
r,rrtc.l We're:
aHj-at-arms-Arnoid Falck.
lliS,oriau--E.. L. Carney.
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t-Gi-n
0UT-THE-P|KE

Sam Drrluu Awnings. hauw makers.
CIW En5 Wheeling I'"f 6 N"":rE 60.
fli.RI-N : .lv-IUy ~
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EntertainE Glass.

Mira. Lot Jenkins viii y" To hostess
20 tho rn"mh"rS Of tn" Num"n'S Bible
class Of the First Presbyterian Sunday
srhool. at her homo IN Hickory street.
Friday evening OF tbis week. The hog
trs, Will be assisted 10y Mrs. T.. T.. Nc
combs. Miss Emma Lewis and Mrs. Hen.
M.rrntL-
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-RUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
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Three Charges.

,rr.v Awning Makers "a We: rs.
Waea..nE TeHI < Awning 60. Ee. 49,
&C. t--,-w- C-.r-'Gy -iG
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The regular mcct:'.E Of tn" Parent.
Teachers association ot tho Elm school
Ms hold u. N" Elm building 3ns' 'tEht,
with :, good number ot the patrons or
no school present. y special icAtur"
Of the evening was the address by Pros
aeuting Attorney William 7. DiNon OF
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Mutt and JEFF Tonight

Tho Bud Fisher musical comedy
Nut, & jeff. carrying more than thirty
r"opin will be the attraction at the
New raStl'rs theatre on lia"ov": street
rh.S evening. AID the biggest crowd -!
III. SEASON s expected. y special matt.
nee for Schcol children is scheduled for
tbs sr,c-rCor At O'clock
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The total loss n The fire at the Union
rsS,aurary building on UH:oN street yes
.nrGly morning va. ont so over SSOH.
g. ,;2S s.u;rd. The ',r" started from N
,x.,l.s:0;. o; n gas stove. T'h' ~" W.
o.ic.,.r got under control an! eNt..'-
& .,,'trl
The Coconino sun., 1921-09-23
THE FEDERATED CHURCH

The church was full of people Sun- day evening to attend the first num- Der of the Palestine Pageant. Dr. Moor gave wonderful interpre- tation of the 23rd Psalm and those who heard it will never forget it on this side of eternity. We appreciate very much the spendid attepdance of Sunday morning, but there are some that expressed their interest whom we have never seen at services yet. Many people admit that they enjoy good sermon and yet the lure of the pines and the mountains is greater attrac- tion. Some say "Well 1 work hard all week and l like to sleep and lounge around the house on Sunday" Now I know just how that is, for I used to labor at manual labor every day just the same as you, and l was also tempted to lie in bed on Sunday morn- ing and fail to attend church but tell you the truth, I never had clear conscience over it and when l went to church and did my duty to myself, my family and my God always felt deep- ly repaid for it and was ready for work on Monday morning.
 Others say, "Well, have just got out of the habit of going to church; l used to attend regularly but I have just got out of the habit" We'll, my friend, you had better cultivate the habit of going to Sunday school and church for it is the right thing to do and you know it.
 The first Sunday in October is rally day and we wish to see every person in the community who does not at tend elsewhere, make the start on that day. We expect to baptize any babies that parents may wish to have baptized. All the parents whose babies are members of the cradle roll are welcome to take advantage of this opportunity. All are welcome to all our services. Come next Sunday.
 Give The Sun Your Job Printing.