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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-18
COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE cotton market
early trading. Cables were lower than due,
and after opening unchanged to Z points
higher, active months slipped some or 5
points below Saturdays closing, with Jan
uary selling at TO- lac and May at l6.I3c.
Wall street interests were moderate sellers
and there was also some scattered southern
selling, but the offerings were absorbed ny
covering and trade buying, and prices held
within q point or two OF saturdays tlnal
toward the end of the first hour. Liver
pool cables said that spots were poor and
futures idle, but the firmer ruling of foreign
exchanges, particularly marks, probably en-
couraged some of the local buying.
Liverpool ttrned a seller later and prices
here weakened with March selling off to
1888, or "a points net lower. Later months
showed losses of 80 to So points, but Janu-
airy held relatively steady, selling only II
points net lower. and the market was quiet
but steady around midday, at rallies of
II or 10 points. The Liverpool selling
tapered off after the close of the English
pressure of offerings.
Reports that $4,000 balese of consigned
Potton had arrived here since last Friday,
saus1 any January liquidation, and the mer-
ket was steady to firm during the middle
of the afternoon. March sold up to 16. %
and May to 1920, or back to about Sat
urday's closing.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in
the exchange today:
Tone, very steady; middling, 1S.05c; quiet
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FOR SALE-FARMs
FOR SMLE-SEEDS

ALFALFA, $40 bu.; timothy, So; kaffir
$l.25; caneseed, 81; sweet clover, $l1 Z
sudan, $3.50 cwt.; sacks free. Satisfaction
or money back. RELIABLE SEED co,
Salina, Kan.
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ED-Women-Become dress design
ers. $45 week. Learn while earning.
Sample lessons free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. G-S70, Rochester, N. Y.
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HUNDREDS women railway mail clerks
wanted. $135-195 month. Vacations.
List positions free Write Immediately.
Franklin Institute, Dept. G-S3, Rochester,
New York.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 17.-Prices were
lower in the cotton market today, the active
months losing II to 16 points in the first
half hour of business, March dropping to
1880. Unsatisfactory cables and some lit
tie realizing from the long side were mainly
responsible for the decline.
Under the contention that all known QUILL
ish features of the present situation had
feen discounted, the volume of offerings In
creased and the market, getting no fresh
support of consequence, sagged off until, 1t
IL O'Clock, it stood so to 80 points under he
final prices of last week. March sold own
to 15.17c.
In the second half of the session the
market completely reversed its trend and
on reports of more southern mills starting
up full time and accounts of continued i'm
provement nj the interior spot situation,
the early declines were recovered and re-
placed by net advances of % to % poinst
In the trading UP to 1:30 o'clock March
rose to 15.7Sc.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in
the exchange today:
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Sample lessons free. Franklin Institute,
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ATLANTA SPOT COTTON

Atianta spot cotton ...15.25c
receipts None
shipments %. %. None
stocks -. -. -. 80. :. 80. 32, 500
AMERICAN EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
The following were the opening. highest,
lowest, close and previous close quotations
On the American Cotton and Grain Exchange
today:
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-18

CABBAGE plants for sale. Leading vare-
ties. Aelivered by parcel post, 1925 per
NJ. Wrie1 for prices on large quantities
by express. ]. K. Exum, Midtown, Ga.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WE PAY $40 A WEEK and expenses and
give a Ford auto to men to introduce poul-
try and stock compounds. Imperial Co.,
D-3O. Parsons. Kan.
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SELL FRUIT TREES. Nut Trees, Orna.
mental Trees. Light work. Good profit.
Write. today. Smith Bros. Dept. 20. Con-
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GOVERNMENT Clerks Needed Badly (men-
women, $1,600-$2, 300. Permanent. Few
to travel. Write Mr.. Cement, Former Gov
eminent Examiner 1884, st. Louis.
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WE pay $500 monthly salary and furnish
rig and expenses to introduce guaranteed
poultry and stock powders. Bigler Co..
X-e64 SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,
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FROST-PROOF cabbage plants, 100, 35c;
300. $1,O0: 500, $3.50: 1000, $3.50 post
paid: 1000. s1.75: 5000 $3.50; 10000,
$3.50, express collect. Willis Plant Co.,
TYTY Ga.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 17.-Spot cotton,
steady. % points up. Sales on the spot.
1877 bales; to arrive, 548. Low middling
10. 25c; middling, 15.25c; good middling,
1900; receipts, 4,55S: stock, 453 500.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

Tone( barely steady; sales, 5000; good
middling, "a .40d.
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MILLIONS and millions of all leading va
rieties OF cabbage plants for sale. 500,
S1.25; 1000, $780, prepaid. Write for
wholesale prices large quantities Southern
Plant Co., Abbeville, Ga.
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WANTHD-AgenSs.

GGENTS~ReTersibie raincoat. Two coats
in one. One side dress coat, other side
storm overcoat. Guaranteed waterproof or
money back. Not sold in stores. Big com
mission. Sample furnished. Parker Mfg.
Co., 1OS Rue st., Dayton, Ohio.
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WANTED HELP-Mals.

MEN-Age II to 45: experience unneces.
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PATENTS
PERSONAL

REDUCE your waistline, hips, chin, abdo-
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ANY TOBACCO HABIT easily, inexpensive
Iy cured with pleasant root. Fine for stom-
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MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
SEND for Free Trial treatment worst
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Spot coffee, 6Bc
Open. Close.
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WORLD ON EVE OF DIVINE INTERVIEW.
T1ON. Elijah and Jesus coming near. Mar
yelous work to do. Boob free. l.. Megiddo
Mission, Rochester, N Y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
Public Opinion
The Fair" WAY.

Editor The Daily News.
W" arc passing through \ crucial
ordeal IN the history ~ IN, world.
was brought up under N. old pur.
un.c rule. that the providence uf God
would oyershadow His children when
they were ohedient 20 the Fathers will
Three hundred years have elapsed
since The landing ~ the PILGRIM Faith.
'rs no Plymouth Rock and d,gcnora.
ton has made inrolds On many ~ the
progeny al these ii'ustrious families.
importation of Eyomtionist. who
teaches science as perfect system 81
ethics. 'u1nutiug from God. and the
bible as hook 90 errors Tu my mind
here lies the curse ~ tho moral
lcper' which Is 30 apparent ~ the land
today.
The moral financial ana political
worlds are abnormal and can only D..
clarified hy thr code" laid down hy
Moses and interpreted hy Jesus Christ.
IN order % purify the stream you must
purify thr fountain.
When each person puts his or her
house IN order the stream or M, Will
lssum" normal flow and tho virgin
soil viii fruciify and bring forth fruit.
to The homer 1nd'glory 81 our Lord.
Respectfully.
J. II. GOCLDY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

China IS waiting for American food This j.
he headline in an exchange. above an article tell
gthat ten thousand Chinese are perishing dali,
rom lack OF food and through exposure An ap
zeal >, being made 70 America Tor help the state.
nent j, supplemented by the fact that this is tn,
My couatry from which aid j, available It Ia,
pcen sad that syirr 20 other, increases orr owr
tore. an d,hat our living IS multiplied and en-
lanccd through Division Ii this i, true and Their,
re many examples and evidences Of its truth
americans may now assure 10 themselves a ric'
Increase through responding to the pi,iablc. IN,
appealing appeal for hep-espccialy from ,hos.
lcros, The waters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

The First BAPTIST church OF Amarillo. at re-
,ent. regular morning service. voluntarily invest.
I'd five hundred dolla-a cash, in the lives Of the
tarNag Chimes. Nhl, do wc think Of hi, kind
It preaching VIII this character OF evangelism
Introduce the Cari; Of the Christian religion int
'hc hearts and home, Il the Chinese n it,
worthy o. te stamp 81 anr,vl why mo-, adopt j,
generally.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

And now that every man In ANA.
lilo Is going 10 he given an invitation
% attend sunday school some Sun.
lay School. and M Ear as Threads q.
w. Is concerned. II will make very
little difference which onc--they should
q thankful. II proves this: Sunday
school workers IN Amarillo are work.
NIX In your bchaIf' II they are willing
"a do this. you should at least show
hem that their efforts are appreciated.
Let's forget about "loaflng' AMI
Sunday Morning Gossip" Let us. for
nee nj least. de- the right thing. It
nay appear hurdensomc for time,
~ In The end you'll appreciate tho
change.
It's not the intention ~ Threads %
preach. hut this sunday School Drive"
Is worthy Of notice. Let us forget our
worldly affairs Tor just one hour. u
for No more. and 40 To SUNDAY
SCHOOL. ,.ra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

The Oeburnc Rev.cw say, - burglar locked q
Memphis woman in the bath room and robbed her
house" Continuing Editor Horne says: That
carving the idea OF taking one to a cleaning. too
lar." Mel, we.agrec syiih you. -... ..-...-..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
REDS NOT WANTED,

Amarillo. the Texas Plains county. the stae OF
Texas and the United States must continue 10 be
the home OF the true. loyal. patriotic one hunIrcd
cr sent american. IL tic hearts OF al real Amer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

Bu, IN, best news We have heard re.
entity came from the Sunday School
committee" OF course u Is going 10
work q hardship on us personally, but
~ Il Will help a lot Of people we are not
going 10 kick"
In the past We have been loafing all
ay sunday. In fact Polk Street would
Ike negro cemetery un the dark "
he moon. 10y ten o'clock Sunday morn.
ng. u our shining mug should b.,
.bsout Aud now that the various sun
LAY Sch"uls are going Ia appoint com.
nittcc to run all lQafcrs III. we ar,
cally up against H. That IL. they viii
lut exactly run 'vm in" but they ar,
going tu ask EN- to ~ Tn SUNDAY
school It's pretty hard To tell Eel.
ow that YOU don't want To 20. or that
lou won't go. ana there II no good eX.
use Tor not going--what will THEY"
lo' uf course We have guud eX.
'use. our clothes" are In such d.
lluiahlc condition that Il would be al.
most sin Ia BE- found inside of =
'huryh house wearing them. For Il Ia
Q well known fact that unless you at.
well dr,sscd, you have no business
Il church Who would iouk at you?
Clothes make the man"
We are told. however. that Jesus
'hrist ~ not So particular about what
lind # clothes one wears. In fact
vc have never heard Of Ills comment.
ng un clothes \ man IN man, Ia
H. rich az poor. In the sight Of God
u mcrn are equal. and those who arc
bless II with worldly wealth rank no
higher than the poor man. Really. the
'oor man has the benefit of the doubi.
{ there II u difference. That In we
earn from the God Book. that a ma.
ority uf Christ's associates were poor
come of them. according To present
lay standards. would be classed 20
laupcrs,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
Panhandle Press
We shnnId Iir Ihnnl.fnl.


According 90 reports 90, people who
hlt" been lu other section. 90. tho
country these sections where the
oHe,rap system is usel-ih. people 81
me Plains should d. very tulHEul aud
happy uuo man who h1d been down
In th' strictly cotton country when
asked recently about conditions said:
when ihc train reached tn" edge
ui tho Texas Plains country. coming
this wus f,lt uka tH"'mr Condi.
toms I1 tho Plains country l.. Foo much
better imu In tho cotton Producing
ar.is u. The central northern sections.
Do De- positively refreshing ta %. here
luIr o. soms guuI foo .0Ua upon bins
f'i.l With feed Hl.a surrounded by
tIt livestock pens with W.u rounded
u"rh'rs and uu ~ 'bs augmented hy
NUn f'd warmly ,,o'hr. citizens our
u,upI. ol th.s section uI tBr stat, hiye
d hopeful outluns. They know that
conditions gr, gu.rE Goo como right.
They realize That rufhuE .Iu De- 20
rI"IH'N wrong so iHrg Hs 400 1ro Wpll
provided with every element uf good
Twins lf ih'r Ur tiu., among our
citizens who consider themselves aud
their n,.rhhnr- bon 1.ewu'. straits. !
would 1itiF" 'Uu into other SEQ.
N"rs of tf" country I. cure for tho
ursaruut'd blues uH. Iu-. Viu cute.
th' worst ,Is. OF Vb.H hty, my
know i,de.
This cUlr'r looks arut tu me- from
'y'rr urslr Wr nav, Do over urr other
section OFF which bit, Htr buuAi
.dE' and I bias, tHyDr.I rI.t.eiily
.f,r sHf. ,t th. Union 40 v. need
COB tItH l uH' hundred I.r cent LOYALTY
1WoEI 'h' people uf tn. r.Nls Plains.
just % lttl" travel ana Investigation
'r 'h. wr' ut those who rrr not rs.
enthusiastic. ls th.y should Iu lur this
.n.Hmruhi, territory"
True. tl' markets are slow fpr any
ni ih" products Of this country bur
'A' farmer has living lt home In
most Instances and can KIT by nicely
Without selling very much ol ANYTHING
.ur several months
i"W 90 our people uuws.lv IN.
'ltcd thnmselN, heavily bon d,hr Inst
'wr believing th.y were going 10 get
ich ~ cotton ana bought big lot
Z farm machinery ON time. expecting
% rlis" two bllcs ~ cotton ~ Their
me- the year bcfor, and did--hu, we'll.
b" drop 10 prices came entirely too
''on {" bring their dream ~ wealth
% Pass and these are the worst hurt
oiks oi ans - our people in 90, South
'hins. Their, ara only a few Of this
ind. however, ard taking the people
s a whole tn the great south Plains
ountry they are IN much better shan,
nan most any section OF tho state and
" th'y have 90 de- u Co st steady IN
he hmt.-LuhhoCk Avalanche
The ulUlFfH Ulfaa.us Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
N THAT 80.

Here II some good advice. Ivy jing-'
Remarked Old Uncle Mutt:
''No,T mouth Is your hest opening
II you can keep II shut"
This hint II good." said Uncle Mutt.
It's sound. think you'll find:
Your eyes viii help YOU nut lot
II you don't go II blind"
Canton ohio News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16
THREADS
By Nice.

OF rours. We may not be correct, but
Judging from recent reports. We have
decided that the XIII I'm and Eat Elm
Club" has moved headquarters from
Amarillo o. Dallas. This IN not a cas-
n "Amnrlllos loss and Dallas GAIN
In tact. II Amarillo has lost this ele'
ment she's better town than ever.
There are many things In this old
world that are not pleasant. And, too.
ther, ar, many things that are pleas
ant IN fact the average person viii
encounter more pleasures than sorrowA.
We have our ups and downs. and at
times We imagine that the whole world
b. against us Later. when pleasures
come. the unpleasant Incidents are fog'
gotten. and many times permanently.
so II b. with the su-called ''crlme
wave" ~ has been very unpleasant.
Threads will admit, hut let Us hope
that Il has faded away.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

pa. who was Shylocky"
Don't YOU know? Willie. I'm
ashamed 81 YOU. Go get your Bible
ana find out immediately
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

The gloom chasers had an cxc,llcn,
TART. They had bir snow. ana that
WAYS puts people Ia a good humor-
Except those who have no fuel. The
nov .s q gloom chaser in it, own
1sh'. u parks us up and makes Us
'r'i iha' u' Hr. ai.y, and that we have
iigNt o. at' Which we have. ~
"urs' Est %" Snow hts us oui az
be- idu that % Is I vale OF tears IN
which W." grv residing and We feel
hat We are looking over the valley OF
Anaan and that the promised land.
lowing with milk and hon,y-wi,h
'teat clusters 81 grupcs-and piles OF
gEs-llckhouc and sparor.hs and sau.
ngc next fall-is only just around the
ornor and we may reach u with a III.
le Industry. SURF. ~ great ~ b.
gloom chaser Now Is the time 10 get
q charter memborship.-Purls News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

And just by way u parenthesis w
wish 70 add that there are a lot Of Eel.
uws In this world who need the same
essen. They need To get their feet on
Id mother earth. They need 10 make
m effort 60 live within their means.
90 pay their bills. and 10 cut out
s,alling" liui MS they know II. why
hould We tell them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

But what We started out 90 say ~
this We have had all the fun that 10
now time 90 get busy. Up until twI
weeks ago We continued building aic
castles We pictured ourselves rich.
W. could oven see ourselves driving
Town Tho street In Tin Lizzie" whicl
vas our own. We even got 40 brave
and rich M tn think that We could
'baWl" out hill collectors and get by"
With H. hut Just about the time W.
we're getting ready to contribute ten
.houstnd dollars 10 the Salvation
Army. I'LL collector came In and hand.
4 W. notice which informed us that
our grocer was just about ready 10 en-.
- suit II We didn't kick in"
IN less than three seconds we were
transformed from millionaire 10
aupcr Tor we couldn't pay the biz.
after "stalllng him OFF, until "Satur.
hy'-thc day when "all of US hard
mes pay'-wc begin having some real
'arthly thoughts. We crawlcd down
NJ II our imaginary Lizzie" and re.
.olycd "a 80 o. work. For the first
.me In No" We realized that a polr
lan with his grocery hill paid. was
cttcr than millionaire" hopnded b.
~ collectors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-16

IN TACT there are many more import
ant things than criminals. crime
waves and KIN En- and Eat En-
Clubs" ln the first place. now TINT
the war b. over, II IL necessary for
every man-cNccpt those who got rich
during M, war--to gct down "a busi.
ness We tried a. break into the "au.
tu,iutic circle" during the war. hut ai
wr wrr, ~ busy writing EDITORIALS"
pn "liuw Co Win The War" that We
made complete failure. In fact. v
rclahiHg had accepted our advise. ths
war would not have been such a dam
nablc thing after al. However. ho
tinually Succeeded IN canning the
kaiscr" so wc win not bother our Gus
TONERS with the plans which We manu-
.ucturod. though We VIII always hold
q grudgc against one John Pcrshing
tie could az least have shown why hs
thought his plans better than ours,
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akEa

All rights Of publication of special dispatches herein
are also reserved.
Special Associated Press Leased Wire service
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-07
Caucasian Christianity

When recently love of a white for
black revealed the black seized thrown into jail
standing the that both the
the refusal of the white girl testify against her candesne lover
Thus beautiful section of the white mans psychology dis
closed and uw1llngness take his medicine exposed
To appreciate the Caucasns viewpoint
the beginning of his religion and observe how dy and dog
atca that all other adhere principles which
he himself utterly disregards.
Christianity essentially chiefly religion the white
All of the vital principles of practical Christianity be
reduced propostonsthe Golden Rule and morality
white for the
for well known how he disegards when conflicts with
his material interests.
Christianity only religion which makes morality solely
contingent opposed poygamy This point
of superiority other religions And the white the founder
and the would be perpeuator of this ac creed cvza
toms uges offenders He ruthlessly mpants his inquiry and
morality all helpless and for his SEXUAL the
third and fourth generations must suffer.
Upon the Island of Tahiti in the South Seas claimed
authority physically superb natives doomed
exncon the advent the white tuberculosis
and the unpeakabe have made the ufor
Pacific Island the native girls
been Shanghd taken aboard Caucasian ships and when base
sppettes have been appeased they have been thrown the sharks
with gsto of Christianity The exploits of the white
Africa India the Philippines and America well known
The dark have suffered sadly Eight million muattoe silently
scof mute testify the fragrant breaches of the white mans
code of Christianity The beauty of Israel has been slain the
high places; how the mighty fallen'
The white however aimessy and unconscously de-
himself His and hypocrisy will operate towards his
things will inevitably result his
Illicit concubnsge He will make enemies for himself
world already tods dark and make himself udcrou and silly
before those who adhere the of Christianity He loses
ground both with God and
The oHsprings of the white mans Illicit concubinage
pudated rejected and mothers with whom he has consorted
subjected preudicia legislation Thus the white principle
Christianity is and is NOT Thus the concubn
the white itself while the darker through
Christianity But be remembered that he who draws
the sword dies by the sword"