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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS

AHNf6 VIII pt meeting or Ine South Highlands School Improvemtnt association Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All patrons of the school are urged to attend
 The Birmingham Graduate Nurses association will meet Wednesday aft ernoon at o'clock at the Business and Professional Women's club. Mrs Nell Wallace will conduct drill In parliamentary law.
 The Birmingham Writers club will meet Tuesday at 3 o'clock at the Hlli- man hotel in the Civic Association headquarters.
 The Ensley Highlands Delphlan club will meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. l.. D. kilgore, HOS Louise street.
 
 The monthly meeting of the Chill dren's Hospital association will be held Wednesday morning at i0:30 at the hospital. Business of great i'm portance will be discussed and full attendance Is urged.
 The board of directors of the Young Women's Christian association will meet Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the building.
 Mrs. C. H. Nabb, general chairman of the Doll Bazar, calls meeting of all the ehairmen and members of their committees for Tuesday morn ing at II o'clock in the auditorium of the Chamber of Commerce.
 
 The Juanita club will have It's first business meeting of the season on November g, at 8 o'clock, 2003 Sixth avenue, north.
 The Hypathian club will meet Tues day with Mrs. Ed Garrlgan.
 The Ladies Auxiliary of Camp Will cox, United Confederate Veterans, will meet at the home of Mrs. A. M. George, 1905 Thirteenth street. south, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
 The W. L. Yancey chapter. United of the confederacy. will meet November l6 instead of Eovem- Der 8, on account of the general con vention in St. Louis this week.
 The West End Woman's Christian union will meet with Mrs. w. 0. White, 1o5 Cedar street, Wednesday, at o'clock.
 The business meeting of the wom- ans Missionary society will take place Monday at 3 o'clock In the base ment of the church. The society Is asking the women of the church to jar or glass of home made preserves tp the Cooperative home. Please bring contributions to the meeting.
 The L. J. and l.. Mothers club will meet at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon In the employees rest room on the seventh floor. A full attendance Is urged and an interesting programme promised.
 The Pelham chapter, United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy, will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Southern club.
 The regular monthly meeting of Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood will meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the temple. Important business will be transacted, preceding which will be held a parliamentary drill by MT. Chester Sandman. Mrs. E. A. Adler will be hostess and all mem bers are urged to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
CHiCNGO GRAIN M:I.Nt:r.

' NV ..SsI'' Tel I'fCY:.
CHICAGO, oct. with liuu!hrt!rn IN
III wheat and corn TIA" Ci,tj;" list sgEGCd
~ IA" Chicago Rnrri OF Trace today.
The close saw net losses uC 10 ~. in
wheat. :. I" '.U'4 in corn and = IN
nnts Provisions RANGED unchanged /"
-,tp hiEiI.r.
wheat op.aci weak and Win hearish
continent strcnrthrnrd hy ~" few n""S
factors amt emc"uri=cd hv. absence OF ont;
side supl"rt. nothing thai the few longs
could j" had any effect nn The market.
Every bu,g" brought oui iucr-aS"d rrrs-
Snr- and numerous stop loss orders We're
uncovered.
i'r.aia II, Winnipeg causch bv hedging
declines az AROUND . c"nis IN cash wh.a
~ Minneapolis and slow export demand.
c"npl"d With - report that u New York
interest bouEh; ?o.i:D har rcls uf Canadian
Hour this week combined t. break III. re
s!St"nCc ~: sn,ne al the moA; stuhbnrn
i i"nss: My ~" made new low
liGuihation aud III" state o: III. wheat
market caused the break IN corn and oats
wcr" weaker ami lower In sympathy with
ihc OtE"r grains.
In provision. near bv OPTIONS were under
nfgssr'r. IN; deferred deliveries held
fairly sirong in III" face OF the gen.
era; market conditions Deliveries on DC
;ohrr contracts Included ..i"'.uD0 rounds OF
LARD anL 5000 pounds oc ribs
WHEAT Oxen. High. Low. - $50.
December E. 10 i.2ni. III ,.l.l,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
PETERSBURG PENSUl' MARKET.
NcnOrted by NOuErrs. PImnlIner 4 Co.. L..

SPANISH. farmers stock. Market uuict
&c 10 ?2hc p.r bush.l.
NiSGiNlAS, farmers stock. Mnrkrt steady
r,ansf Jumbo. &c 10 1b.c Dor ID.
Prime. SIC Ia - per IL.
Shciling stoch. &c to ti.c prr 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

Now Y"rh Midi.nr. ?I.fo: stock. !,.S.a
M!nn: n":i..Hccoiuis. :n+st: eNu"-;.. ~
- Tot. today Receipts. G.2.n: exports &C..
:5opS '' '7
T"'', for, season Rccein,s. Ills sss: er-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
CmICAGn LINE srnrk M,nK1.r

IIN ,NtiO.', II''. ..--IhttIr: rrt' MS. ~:
compared ~ith week. ago. grass dil,i low .
E!anr warmed NJ steers weak ~ aiC lowe! .
"'hrFs ana NcariinsS. strong 20 25c higher .
some Soou ana choiS. iu"ll.uu W.i.'i
corr, fed. &c Ia soc !l!Gh-v. chuiey dry.
ird heif"rs yrnrliriEys l.;tlr ,hai-. bv bulk
,""S ana he:fers. 20 Z" 20 lower: c.nri.rg
II u l.c lower: calves most" 81 iu,vrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
NEW YORK COTTON
PRICES ON DECLINE
~ As.oc!atclrrc4.l

srcnstb!e ;er deci.n.-ss i!S<t IN foda,s
I.au:ja;ion u cn$.-aG,'"a'its. Tor ovcr tn
ve"k end and :h" EnSer.mou'> -"uorts
s1pscieG OF Monday There was trade
Huyins on scale down. bUt Il wa III
"a-lS Dec maer broke t. -"", c.o-.uc al.
: hat l"yei. TAr GeiIcral 'aariG.f .l,-,! IL.
regular =: ~, decline ~ - 10 % points
the IuHtEst "nrDrd steady @; an ni
'rhd", reu0rts o: vain IA tn, Suuth ama
rno' Gcr private crop report issued by a
H'N orleans ag'hcrit" yIreins ID. cur.-
"r"rage - ia. pr. v,yU, HEur. october
t1.d Is. 90. ana January e.. - ID. bus a.
~ price ~ b"C"'nH.= aDDroaCAcd the
-ir9 l"N'i, me market cnCpi!n ! Ardf;"
vi rt1iziIt or scatter !ns liquidation.
80 frCsh rev. f,afHl" W,s counted VIII.
~ 80. liHr. ryt u dominated tho ours,
- ihs later Hartc' srutir= cctob.r OF
Nas a. ar"roNi-nsttlv lowest rerhtg. th-
h'SNJsi''pn @" lgu!OA;v 'un- contracts ,,Hs
-i'fct7'N uE Enr'rIrlstr CrEbruirE IN.
inning hEu:'e which Vii L. s-g"i at
""N intT n!nf me- h-- 40 forecast. bat
.ne i7a:- snl,ein"i,s Ayayy a.unur
s-ihiF ~ % or even 3,'spia'' rast-
which woad i"oH ..ry arg" oouua5cG
iN" aEeTGef ~ ,h- rri,at. crou ~.',.,.
80 81. and ~. "ys-lr. 90 tn. rr..,,.
can iHdic.; .oas as -. Tie government;
-+rryt on Muu1aY ~iI ud.. yI;n ~
m!es Manch,s,.r c.. nus r -" '''; an
a.S''Hr-H 0efnnth from t-r-a end the
500: Eas: SAILS - ur.nt olrihs IN IN.
q. Nlfet HHa-k't fo- the Wed were
MOSS at IN v..i. .-s.t ...f..'. 'r1tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
RECORD or FINANCIAL NEWS

Hos: r"yeiI,., 1910; market nct!yc: fatty
Hlr'uS With Fridays hest ;',GS. i'ac!s!nr
h hI,h,.s ant M. m!hcd hoES .s.ron.:, In,k
90 .chrrs. s.c"ns.;i: i..k packing sows
-? " 9'so pig. ,isady; With bulls deairabic.
Sh."p; -cec!pty. 5.l0H: rsc.ir,s to-day 1-ar-
l'iI.r az I" pnckc-s direct. COMPARED
WIN WccE ago. all Clna.,s about s,n.nN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
DROPS AFTER ADVANCE

NEW ORLEANS. LA. DOT: AFTER
'nanih. alliances 90 - - puintS in the
. "af!y Tadinf todny he cotton mnrkr,
tracts and new selling Tor short nccuiimi
tor. thcr With SONY li';!e h"dr. selling
ana fell to net declines which tow. ~!
ihe Close. amounted 10 :! "a Is ruints
i''St Dr!Ic6 were "a; net lUasNs ~ - 10 -
rH'n;". il"c:imhcr traded mp to Hl5S. f"ll
on 70 So and closed ni ci."G q mound
ING opening gains were due to 4 ioca Il
coalition report az sd tr- cen; nf normal
Indicating n crop OF 6lrl.nl0 bales and 10
whHt wcr" considered hri-y tny0rah!a
weekly 9"N!rws of trade in general. i.,uAi-
ha,;nn almost immediately set In and il;
commenced 20 welsh agninP, values As
m, session grew older there wal much
tt.N %: large ginning returns IN IN.
report due from the census hurrnu Nom.
Ing. 800
Wen her conditions were considered un.
in."r"ni'' To-" inch rains h"inE reported
'aF ~; The M!sS,ssippi HiVc- nut m.
wenther map had only passing effect in.
tHfl"r points cont innci tn wire In tia,
n,rS!nr vas finished here ana ,h"r. ana
tais served TO strengthen the i!Spus,,'0n
70 !onk t"r heavy ginning. Lar. III ,hr
f"aNo!'s claims were heard that tn, yir-
mn" rrnnEi was li!s"iv To show ~ lru,h
~ tAtrcp bales turned out 20 Scrtsn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
NANAI. SrOHi:S.

u,Iict -. Sale. ~" n.,n .ii,.
:ncn;s. u: stock: s.1s!. i:o..n. SRA: sale
80. receipts. t.S'i: shipments. ~. STOCK,
;7;ka. 0,,"t": II. 3,so: y. as: i. a.'; 7.
40. g. ,te5: II. 40: 80: K. 30: NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
COTTONSEEn OIL.

NEW YORK. Oct. l.--Wh!lc rui.,. cot
,,"nsyca OF was ilrn through c"veriUg. ~
'i'nid .'nortS IN authorization q. a bu'iish
government r2p1rt Monday. c!oSint: bids
~"re tn 10 points E": higher safes lov'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

amount ~: cotton on shiphoard awaiting
Si"nrtrcc was i5S."a". asain.t 9a.ptO last
y.a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.

'''N'''S Sb"kt t'US IN 'ttlngS.
Thee quotations represent price, whi,h
are Beng ua!d offered ly J.a!rrs nni
mnlgrs on ;his market:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
PRODUCE MARKETS.
GOLFER:
By ,tgs.yiu.pl Pr


NEW YORK. Oct. i.--Tllcr- N"rr further
rcac''vnS III the market for rofIr" futures
mere tvuay. rl- Opening was unchanged
I" p"iitS higher and active months sold
W, dnntncr point ~ iSr right after the
cH!i. presumably on further covering III
s1Drt hedges asaii!s: the batter hur!iC.s
LaD"ri"d ia spot coffee late " pr,iay.
Thee. va. some further hedge $, 'InG hy
i.nohrtaRi how and scattering Wal
street humiliation which was u:obauiy
tr"Hh"'ci ny III" slightly easter rriin;: Of
iiio rNchsnGa. and which sen: ~ u:ic-
81 IcScirt'rr OH 9" ~. a. -..'uts below
nc h!Sh love! OF the week. Closing prices
ser. ne lowest. showing - nc: decline %:
20 y rcin;S Sales were estimated at
A. 4, proxina'e 49," has Closing uunta
Tons: October. Sc: December. 80: Jan
nary. Isl: March: T.3 May. ..>S; Ju.l
80: SrD;.mher. 80.
SPOT coHSc. steady: Rio ~ s.. 80 s.. :
santos IS H. ia i?f.. Very few cost ard
tt"!:hl offers wrT" received ANA thor. vas
u" Indication OF All. chan. i'll thc pr.c.
We've OF B-a2i,!an shipiHrs
=, oniSiaI cable rcport.d al advance
u; q reg ~ the dollar buyir. rate" and
decline o. l-I!d In RIO exchange on
London. The Rio market WAS unchanged
!" I. rS:s hiEhSr and Santos % ~" lower
brazilian port receipts. nVie: Jund!uhr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


MEM YORK. oct. ,.-C'1t;on good. wc--
strong with prices rising III gray good.
ana sh"e:inES. Jobbers reported . steady
business and sto,tcd marking up their
rice" more senera'y. Yarns were ,;irm.
goods were steGly. Bur'ap" veg" upict.
Linens wcE. in better demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

barrels Prime crude. 775Ts.p: prinrc
saliief yellow SPOT, npIrinal: October
800: December. s.sI: Marco. c.ss. all .Ain,iF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
COPPER SHARES CONTINUE
ADVANCE IN WALL STREET
Metals, Domestic Oils, Stccls
and Equipments Lead
Trading i'll Market.
SALES AGGREG ATE 1000
Dealings fn bonds Arc Moderate with
Liberty md Victory Issues show
ing Gains md Losses MT Cl">c Of
session.
SALES GGnEGATE $3.a,n.ooo
lRy Associated Press

NEW YORK. Oct. l.-TtadinG dur
ing today's brief stock markc, scs-
sion was made up largely Of metals.
domestic oils. stecis, equipments, and
several OF the less conpicuuus coal
issues.
=, Copper rose one to two points in
recognition OF the higher prices quot
cd for future deliveries, oils SCENE
10 derive their impetus mainly from
pools and Lehigh Valleys further
gain WAS associated with the com
pany's prospective segregation plan.
shorts Oppose Advance
shorts opposed the advance la tho
hour, bot rctlrud when Tho buying
became too !nsistcEt To be ignored. "a
Arm TO strong tone marking the close.
Dealings in bonds were moderate.
Liberty and Victory issues showing
gains and losses q; the end Foreign
issues were lower especially French
government, LES. and Cuba Cane ~.
Total safes. par valus. aggregated
s5.35ooO0
Lonns and Discount. Increase.
An increase OF $50, 100000 III actual
loans and discounts by tn. clearing
house reflected the heavy transfer
~ funds Incidental to the turn into
The final quarter of the year. Re
serves OF members AT the Federal
Deserve Bank decreased 3.,0Qn. 00Q.
and contraction OF si%,55,.00o in caf h
holdings resulted in Il deficit ot re-
serves OF practically slr.0oo.oco.
Business in foreign exchange was
nominal. hut fresh pressure was di-
r.ctcd against the Italian rate and
German marks. the latter again do
Ginning to IS, their low record. TO
lish marks manifested increased
Weakness with other European rates.
Far Eastern exchanges were Stcady.
the Shanghai rate recovering its luss
;ur the previous day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
10 I:.tablish n Public Library.

or8a niHcd for the purpose of cstat-
fishing public library. to encourage
keeping the town clean and 10 FUR
nish aid 10 the sick and poor. tito
Richlnnda Civic Retirement League,
Richiands. Va. has been Incorporated
as nonstock corporation. G.. {.
Hyatt ls president and Mrs. y. y.
Spratt secretary. w. Il. Williams. I
IL. Crabtrec. w. B. T.. White, Mrs. NJ.
ia. Mcclure. Mrs. .. u. Tcrrill and
Mrs. w. IL. i. white. all of Richlands
arc among the incorporators
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Lnburnum ucnl,y Corporation.

n charter has been issued the La
"urhum Realty Corporation. Rich
mona, Va. by the state Corporation
~"'nInisSion. The maximum capital
~ $4,000. minimum 81 900. Jonathan
Er!ah. president: James Y. Tal,cy,
secretary. Purposes. general real cs-
tate business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Si'G.il,

'Bv Associated P-...x
NEW YORK. oct. i.--1he :aw sugar
mari,ct. WAS unchanged q; t..$ for con
tritnEHl tur uncontrolled an! 80 for
cutas. no sales wcr" r.;,orio,i Ia raw
9nGat futures trading ,wps ;"ry. quiet. con
siStiiIG ot only oH- iut of May :. 80.
2. I,oint nh""" the previous night. cins,.
F.na, Prices wecc UNCHANGED - FONTS
net hiEhcr Dct"h"r closed u; 80: DE.
ss:.,nhor At ~: March at 22i and May at
No changes occurred ia roanc,i -uea-
win I'm. rr:nul":cd listed al 80 and with
business .irh..
There ware no :cansac;i,l,s In ,,tlncd
futures nnd closing prices w,t" unchHnE"i
10 r1!ntS ret higher. October closed y &
V.t5: December. 30: March ni.. MAJ. 5...5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
BAPTISTS HAVE
TWO VICTORIES
PROTESTED VOID

The ylciori,s ut the unplists uNcr
IN, Mcihe,lists Ia a a. 3 scurv "p
Junc | aud uVvr the Christians by a
= to o tally On June +, were urdrrcd
thrown mui ai called meeting 1T the
Amarillo SUNDAY S,houl League AT the
First baptist Chur,h last nlgh, An
!, ,agur ,rl,gttes decided that this was
the hrst action a. the ilipllsls had
played iwu in,llgih'c men, although thr
management had not Intentionally dnr
81
II sas brought uut thus that plaNiug
ineligible men viii hrlnE an Injustice
to the whole team as wrll as ,o the bon.
di,idual players. Following thuiuugh
Ais.ussiun BE- u expected that There
will never be another SUNDAY Srholi
.,,,iad ct pla,,ts who Will violate this
requirement of thu league constitution
thus affecting the sttndiug of hts trrm
The baptist management, was willing
tu give fWteiis tn the Mrthndisis and
Christians. but the latter teams would
not accept th,m. A. an alternative. 90
was decided T. play "a, ram's over a.
a later date With the men who were
inrngihl, out 90 the hnv.up
IN u Thom~,n md D. y rhilllps
had been appointed ON a COMMITTEES io
investigate the charges uf sunday base
hall playing They found them sub
s,anilntcd. They offered the following
-. =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
CROP IS
SAID TO Be the
BEST IN YEARS
DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE
SAYS WHEAT AVERAGE Is
6S PER CENT NORMAL

HOUSTON. June s--rhc following
f,gurs arc representative II cndition
uf Texas erol~ as ot Jur first 1871
a. cvmpil'Sl IN u siai,'ucnt issued to-
AaN by y. NJ, Iohnstun. siatistiCian,
hurau crup csilam,cs, United States
lc,arimcnt U agri, ullurC.
The avcIa.c condition d winter
whea, standing fa harvest is cs,.mat'
,,i to ~ 81 ,-r scnt of normal for the
state. This condition When tran,|.tcd
INT" yisld ngurcs means that an. aver
axe of les bushels iscr arrc u In pros'
,~-vt whirh appllcs 1. an acNagc ot
.fei 900 acr,ss, or the acrcaEc ror har
vest IcIrcs'uts n lstoiocilon d ls,eis.'
e.e bushels tor Texas rhls u a de
crcase of approximately s,e"e.o bush
us irOm thu urusirc,- u a mon,h ago.
iso,h sislng and tall cats have l~'cn
scVrrly damaged In many lcailtics
lron planting wuii halvs~t by exccs'
axe rains then grcnhrgs and ,hc dry
weather condliioss With the result that
the condition at this date " hut ss per
cent ncrn,sl aud u Indicative ot an aver
agc d - bushels ssS sc,c Tor the state.
Isis,d then ua AN acWagc At i.>se,oa
aCws planted a ls,siuct,on ol ss,sse'
aeehushels u fotssSi ftu mthc rrcscnt
coD,itioAs and tndi atl,ms. 80 with
wheat rather 'as,tvf c0ll,son
seems h. prcNal With g,od aud pear
conditions IN thr same s'c,isns
Tho alfalfa ayryase u Ia psF .ent
as comlaNsl to that ut has, year.
Among IA. fruit erca~ u ap.sars that
,sachcS have iallsn SsNcral lsr cent
In ,undi,lon durtng the msnih tus,
Is,sSsd aud arr r~pr,scnted hv 30
Iscr rnt normal THIS TurvgaS,s a ,vtsl
p,wluciiuN for the state 1 ltsl ooa
bushels ~ which iss eeo hushcls are
cN,-Stvd - enter C"mmerc1d chan
nUls.
The c,ndiihm uf the apple crUp "
N pat cent ol normal aud shuws that
O. l,rsiuctium ui sis,ueo bushels " To
- cNIs- tel tv tho state - which ss'
40 bushels a., cXp~C,yd To- ,n,,g coin'
uclcial channels.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
DEANlAW GIVES
"SCOTCn" PARTY
THEIR FREEDOM
HEREFORD COURT TURNS
FIVE LOOSE STRENGTH
OF PROHIBITION LAW

i.s.al l~,,',ic arr saving that the unly
sse Un rtOri whVrc man dill the
,,ung think whcn he did ne, talk much
scurr-l here during ths ms, Few days
vhen y. A. rri,c. driver w the famous
20 uuck had,-i With sixty cascs -
scotch VfuS,A ,o t,u the Grand Jury
what he knew The ether five IscUplc
irrcstcd with rricr Wen, irc,Si IN Dis.
,'irt Court TUESDAY. whls i'rlcc II
,ld lcr trial.
Div, ci the parties arrested on the
ight IT May 1, hV sheriff rT Viola.
wn II the IVAN rrshihl,ion law have
Ns, very law.
u sccms thst thu Dan Law makes Il
'Violaiion for any rcrs'n ,o have OF
ic trsnslNg1 lnoNlyuung liquor tor
,VcnEc In this state, Aud section ~
Il the same law provides. THAT no
'sr,~n shall h. cN,u~d fr,m tcs,itying
galnst iersons who have violated any
auVislons ~ this at fu, the reason
hat such tcstmunN viii tVnd Ia mcrhn.
mate him. hut n" Icrson required ,o So
testify shall l-' punished tor acts dis
h,,cd hy such testimony"
when thcse slN parsons wcrc arrested
i've NJ th,n wvrr taken hcforc the
siand Jury ana thvc required la tcs
'iV about IN, very ats and offcnsc
tee which they wctc arrested. and by
he fact tia, ihey wcrr tak,n hcfurv
he grand Jury aud required to tcsll
n against zach either and themselves
hsv v.r, each and all entitled o. Inn
nuni,v frtm prosecution. The parties
we're all Indicted. hut when the Eases
we're called Tor trial ln the distri,t
souft. their ATTORNEYS plead ihcir rlehls
under sction ~ ut the bean law So
when II was .ru\cn In the district cuurt
hat the grand iuTV had callcd zach uf
the defendants before that bad, and
t,quirvd tn. mtut -stitN. the dlstivt
,uu,i was compcllcd to order ih, eases
dismissed.
II n und-istval that Prev would
tot talk when questioned. and hN that
act ouuhi No, avail himself o the i'm
munlty Secuwd hN his cunl-l,rat,s.
he viii h. held for trial at this term
m the nstri I court
The defendants In this caSe uf un'
usual situations wrrr represented by
lohn y. slston and ". N. l,usscll The
five freed un rharg,r Il violating IN"
IS.s.1s.r lan a 49, A. ~ k,xUknsu.x Mr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
TAX INCREASE
IN MEXICO TO
STOP treaty
AMERICAN OIL OPERATORS
PROTEST INCREASING
TAX ON CRUDE
MEXICO Will NOT SIGN
STILL LOOK tOR NEGOTIATIONS
To UE CONCiLDsD SUCCESS.
tuiL.N. HOWEVER.

w N@"sttu 1--WE
WASHINGTON, June s,--A new clc,
men, was INFECTED lniu The Mexican
question twlaV through formal pr,,,s,
IL the STAT" bvar,mcnt hN American
oil operators agains, the % Isr rent
increases IN taxes on Wtrolcum un.
der dccrc issued In Mcxiro sincc
the prcscn, negotiations for tho draw
ing al u trvaiN u amitN aud commerce
werc begun, In souu virvlrs opinion
was cSptcssasl that this situation might
havr 10 be- iac,sl bcfurc final adjust.
mcnt could hc made 1T the morc baslc
question of diplmnatic clauont b,.
tween the iwo governments,
Although uninfumcd officially 1T the
slatcmcn, issued IN Mexico ciiy last
tight In which II VAS asserted that
President olrcsun could not sign such
,raly az has lvcn prulWs,Sl hy the
American government as condition ~
rccognl,ion, u was lcarnc,l that publ
yatiuN at the stal-ntcnl ,stasiuncd me-
surpiiSc hCrV, u was lntimatvd IN this
connection that uhrguns recent an
swcr to the proposals ~ the state de-
,artmcnt was oi similar character.
This conmunlsatin has not as Yet hccn
Icplici To- and u was indI,atcd wouNi
not 6c -xccgt nv t'corgc r. Summcrlin.
Arn,rican chargc d. Ailairs. IN his
conversation at thc Mcxicsn capltal.
otfivials Il VAS aid, lock for the
Ieg,aiations to hc concluded succcss'
fully. The coursc which might he talk.
en- in the event 1T their fsilu,c has no,
Lccn indtatcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
ROTARIANS have
LUNCHEON. BOY
SCOUTS SPEAK

he pr.isrd" II the Isoy S,ou, mot,
,o and ssouis are .,s,iar.d Ia do their
duty toward their country aud their
Gosi" said HID, T~sl. ~tond class
s'-cat uf rr,-p :. speaking h-fosc tho
Rotary club mcc,ing at thu Amarillo
iio,.l Thursday n,on.
Noung resd told the Isotarisn- ~ the
activities ~ thu iioy s'uu,s IN ANA
rillc ard ui the things the, hols to
accomplish Ills talk Mas followed IN
theirs on the same sahi,-t hy County
iuslgv i:aN q. lohnson. \ A. Graham
s.out EN~uliyc a. N Ncsslsgc N. ".
.alhrsith IN. u. a., larv,lls and Uuy
g.. Saunders.
"Amarilln should havV auni,i.sl
lsg said S'oui Ese,u,ise NcSslaEc
10 N,lk during witch be- ,ctmed
s','l, II n i"y that's ,l;an lnsish and
uu,, who neither @As up ,o the r,ch
,uF d''wn h. the i~sf Who uan lu-e
Nhhuut Siueallng and win within, bras
gins. Who " ,,nsilefstv of Wuaucn
thikhVn and ,ld Iseoia' ~bu ds-s e
s,s~l t,tn ,Nvty dsN. Whu " t,-, hfave
to hc. tUu gcnstous To- cheat, and Who
takes his share at the w~rli and tals
th, either i,lluN have his
Vsty Couinssiuner iuhn u. Trvllu,
rci said that be- wouh personally So
lhat t,,nlHfafA ftag l-,l, u ei,etcd
Ia the Cil, iark and that a tL,g b.
nto,id,d fw "a ", SAID h' would take
.lvl,s lnm,,liaieh o. have the ,aty
Commission pruN l,l, Il permanent laE
lnlt aud a municipal tar
S,uur Ivsr l,uasad.i. was gucsi az
iir msvtiug and told the l,Uiarans 81
lh, McNirau guttlnmvnls plan o.
uutu q Consulate here
~ a. MrSpadi,n presented iuty two
r,miatH 81 the ciuh who had isilrrt
ulrndaucc r,curls fur Mas With ,hc'
tl, hghi glulaa. rhuIs,ltN's tiivud
Hurr was Ntf pi crnt Which b. said
a. 4, one Of the brsl rDrHrds th, pluh
Ha,s V,tr had
% was lunouuDvd thlt tnr Rotary
lbns lntn lnli gHmr Nul De- phNcd
upNt wt,h rd Mlutg.r Inm ttill,
b,r Ws- msirutivd foo htt, ms team
Iu condition Co. dui uti thr s1mr mie
% thr llwH Hs "a d.t thc kiwHuans
Wt,l us1.
Th. tIIh Wr.lINs u.At Thursday VII
Ho h,h lt uO.irt m thr ,fWug and
lhe ld.D viu ht sl,sls ui Che m'Wr
aff A H.ld pruHum i- hfmg He
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