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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-27

Discussion of work to be done by the
North Topeka Civic club in connection
with the Entertainment to be put on
by the Cadmean Chautauqua company
at Garfield park the first week in Au-
gust, beginning Wednesday. took up
most of the time at the meeting of the
club last evening.
The club will not be responsible for
any of the expenses of the entertain
ment, but will receive a stated sum
after a certain number of season
tickets are sold, and after all expenses
are paid, a division of fifty per cent
will be made. The Civic club as a
body will do all in its power to work
up interest in the entertainment, and
individual members will assist in every
way possible.
A motion was made and passed that
Mayor Corwine be asked to declare
the first week in August, beginning
Wednesday, Chautauqua week for the
Fity of Topeka. it was believed by
members of the Civic club that in this
way the notice of the people would
be called to the Chautauqua series.
e. M. Morrow, principal of Grant
and Quincy schools, asked that the
North Topeka Civic club join with the
Parent Teachers association in asking
the school board for additional play
grounds for Quincy school The school
now numbers over 500 pupils and the
Morrow has found it necessary to have
different recess periods to allow the
children room for needed exercise.
But before school in the mornings and
at noon the grounds are too crowded
for games. The school board owns
ground back of the school, facing Kan
sas avenue. and the Kaw Valley In
Vestment company has bought the lot
and half adjoining. 1t is the inten-
ton of the investment company to put
up a modern bungalow on this loca-
ton. but believing the school needs
this ground for additional play
grounds. has offered to sell to the
school board.
a committee, consisting of r. r.
-Baer. V. E. Parkhurst, Mrs. Frank
Conwell and Mrs. c. NJ. Morrow, was
appointed by the ParentTeachers' as
sociaton Monday evening to place the
matter before the school board at its
meeting next Monday evening, and a
committee from the Civic club, w. H.
Thomas, j. c. Snediker, J. D. Pratt.
Mrs. J. d. Pratt and Mrs. H. A. French
were appointed to work with the COM
mittee.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. J. D. Pratt was the hostess for
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the w. Tx. club yesterday afternoon
at her home in Jackson street Inter-
esting papers were read by Mrs. J. A.
McLain and Mrs. Pratt. Mrs Nc
Lain's paper discussed the discovery
of radium, while Mrs. Pratt's told of
The American Trained Lads of Bo-
livia"
Persons wishing to make donations
for the North Topeka Civic club food
sale please communicate with Mrs
Charles Stewart. 1915 Central avenue,
Mrs. Fred Buechner or Mrs. C. M.
Morrow.
We guarantee Gold Medal paint S2.45 a
gal. We will also sell several good pat
SeI9S wall paper, 10 cents roll. o. A.
Mcclure, SIS N. Kansas Ave.-Adv
The entertainment put on by the
pupils OF Grant and Quincy schools in
/ the assembly room last Friday eve
ming will be given at the Boys Indus
trial school Friday evening. Refresh
nents for the boys will be taken out
by the pupils. The boys of the Indus
trlal school aided materially in sew
eral OF the acts put on at the carnival
last Friday evening.
Mr.. Guy Houghtelin of Denver.
| Colo, formerly of North Topeka, is
visiting friends in Topeka
Mrs. Nelson of Randolph is visiting
ler daughter, Mrs. Frank BechteI-
! heimer of Quincy street Mrs. Nelson
was called here by the sickness of her
son, John Swan of Wakarusa- who
! underwent an operation at Christ hos
pital for appendicitis Mr. Swans
| condition, which was critical, is i'm
proved.
Henstitehing, picoting and buttons.
S3S North Kansas avenue. Marie
Bobb.-Adv
A carnival similar to that given last
Friday by Grant-Quincy schools at
quincy school will be given on the
grounds of Grant school May 20.
North Topeka Civic club food sale
starting 10 a. m. Saturday, at Pratt s
store.-Adv
The Rangers class of young men OF
the Kansas Avenue Methodist church
entertained the Mems Bible class at a
banquet and swap" party last eve
hihg IN the church parlors. Both
classes We're well represented and a
! most enjoyable evening was spent
Leon Holman was master of ceremon-
les and every moment was filled with
! pleasure. The beautifully decorated
! banquet table called forth many COM
pllments. A two course supper was
served by Mrs. Ed Holman. Miss Clara
| Holman, Miss Lou Holman, Miss
/ Dana Slaybaugh, Miss Gladys Craw-
ford, Miss Zelrna Tracey. Much mer-
\ riment was caused by the swapping
! OF valueless presents among the guests
! which was done over and over again
the presents begging unwrapped finally
! one by one. The Rev. Mr.. Gordon
! acted as POSTMASTER at the banquet
| Those responding were E. c. Seger
! Theron French. H. A. French. Charles
| Wiseman. T. f. McGrew and Ed
Shook. Music was furnished by the
mems quartet of the Kansas Avenue
Methodist church.
A clearance sale of entire stock or
third floor. Hats s1.0o. Courtney's
! GUS kansas avenue---Adv.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate. for
Inserting Want Ada in The Topeka State
Journal IS; 1 cent word each insertion !;
minimum 10 cents by. the week cents
word: minimum sc cents.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
sccompan MED with cush-or check in full
ga yment of the same. Note the foregoing
Instructions about counting the words and
the rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The State
journal office before u 90 O'Clock. Want
Ads received after IL 80 till 10 p. ID. Will
be inserted under the head: TOO Late to
Classify"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-N-----~~~~|-~-~-~~~-7-7N@@
B. f. Long to H. L. Klopfer, TT. in
Sc. Il 6-12-16.. ....--.....--.-...-.$ 1
O. Adams to f. A. Wagner, lots 201-3.
pit. 1879, Topeka ave ---.-.-.,--.. 1
r. W. Besta to H Il. Shea, e. u me-
Il. ne. Il of see. Il +11-10-13- 49,. 10
S f. Hughes to L. A. Ruff, lots %,
NV. q 1G-11-1G, also lot of me- a
Same to J. Ruff. lots 2-3 of NV 4;
also lot 1 of nee. Il 16-11-1G..-.. 1
Same to J. Ruff, lots % of NV. II;
also lot 1 of ne. u 1G-11-16. ......I.. 1
J. r. Mills to w. j. Sehuenight, lot
526, Mulvane St. Williams add. 200
II. l.. Klopfer to b. f. Long, lots 1875,
e. u IS, Euclid ave-, Richards add. 1
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FOR lighthouses

FOR RENT-Seven- room house, sleeping
porch, cement cellar, barn, WELL cistern,
lots, garden, rent S25 month. - Four
room house, $40 month. Furman's Real
Estate, LOG West Sth.
FOR RENT-Six-room house, barn, lots,
good garden, near new shops; some fruit :;
now vacant. Call 301 Roosevelt. Phone
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cOBLE SUCCEEDS SOULE.
Will Become Chief Personnel Clerk in
Santa Fa OfffcoS

NJ II. Coble, who has been assistant
to A L. Sou1e, recently appointed as
sistant to the general manager in
charge of personnel at the Santa Fe
general offices. will succeed Souie as
chief clerk of the personnel depart
ment.
Cohle has been with the department
for some time as schedule clerk.
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North Topeka News

Items for this column may LIE left at
Petro's drug store. or telephone Eleanor
KimbaII. 1881 after o'clock. Other
hours. $500.
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST-April 90 black kid glove in bust
ness district. Reward. Ribbon counter,
Crosby Bros.
LOST-Bunch of keys on chain. Finder
please call phones 1894 to 5000 Blue.
LOST-Bunch of keys on ring in Willow
park. Friday. Finder call 2197. Reward.
FOUND-Near Willow Park, red sweater.
Phone 1911 w.
LOST-April 18th, three keys on a ring.
Call 1903 K-2. Reward
LOST-Truck differentiaI cap. Sinclair
Refining Co. Phone II.
LOST-Near Lowman Hill, brown fox fur
Reward. Phone 1911 w.
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FOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

10 VAN BUREN-Modern first floor apart
ment. Phone 3G67.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-27

Boy SCOUT free employment bureau can
supply you with competent BOY -Peip.
Call at 100 Eat Sixth 81. or phone 44O.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-27

FOR RENT-GARAGE
--~~C-~-~--~~----@---- --7-7---'-7-'@-7-~---0o
For Rent or Lease

Second floor of my garage for rent
or lease, : foot. front. Front and rear
entrance for cars. with privilege to
use elevator service from front en-
trance.
422-24-26 jackson st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
LOST AND EOnNn

FOR SALE-A confectionery and lunch
room 41G East Fourth street
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FOR sALELvAcANr LOTS

LOT 5ox150, corner sth and Brooks, for
price and terms write ]. G. Astrom. In
dependence. Kan.
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FOR RENT-Garage, cement floor, on
paved alley, 1910 Topeka ave. Phone
1901
6I2 TYLER-Modern garage room for two
cars Phone 1850.
FOR RENT-Ciarage, 1871 Oakland ave.
Phone 1927 Nj.
1212W EST 6TH-Garage. Phone White
1853
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FOR sALE-PET STOCK

-CANARIES WANTED - Females, an,
amount; will pay T5c eacn; also wan
puppies. fancy pigeons, etc, for cash Writ
National Pet Shop, St Louis, Missouri.
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WANTED-TO RENT
FOR RENI--sToRE ROOMS

FINEST STORE and office locations in To-
peka, Sixth and aJckson (Topeka's new
main street,. remodeled, thoroly modern
Nothing cheap wanted. Inquire Mr.. Pendry
Victoria"
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-15 acres at 21st and Kansas
ave. Inquire Mrs. Jacobs, 1870 West 21st
street
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the w. Tx club yesterday afternoon
at her home in Jackson street Inter-
esting papers were read by Mrs J. A
McLa1n and Mrs. Pratt. Mrs Nc
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MISREPRESENTATION

JST-Near bowman Hill, brown fox fur
Reward. Phone 1911 w.
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Market News
WHEAT DECLINES TO
NeW.l0W RECORDS
ny Asoeiai,dl'rss

ny Associated rrss .e.
CHICAGO. Ills. cot wheat
dropped otday 70 new low rocurd.
prio,s for. ls2l LLOYD Goorgcs speech
cp Unemployment was. followed hy
hsavy selllpg that turned the markc'
SHARPLY down grade Closing quota.
tlcnr WIRE heavy. "a to &c not iower
With December ll,oa az o. iioa3i and
Mas 1.nSii 20 a.OSl-a Com los,
rs g. ~, olls flushed unchanged 90
7 y M ana provisions unchanged To-
y ,docllns ~ 35o
The chief scllin. w Nhfat Uing 5ur
ms N eiahl hait hour aId fouuu a.
market practically without support
Short. o.nrod f,,rly In the ra~hor
trading and a. rasult there had been a
decided TIly from the cNlrmc veal
'n,ss dsNrlqIrgl IN thr lnst. few. dpSF
Whey pIglh lakipg ~. rhor,s had
crird. however no other huying a'lep,
Ngs II. aehi- ~ This iunctprr aord
oi ll'Hd Georges speech atlrnci,pl at,
'niipn. Values dcsorrd,d rapidly and
I'm ,lnsc WIS nlmngt M the bottom
.evol reached
'tsn and Eats reflected vhrl' arslr
'u' kvr Within q narrow ranr,. !. I..
I tiHiHna were governed mainly N ~,
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CATTLE SALES DULL
MARKET GOES BtWN

FORT WORTH. oct. Exception
! ally generous foocnta arrived tNlny
he estimate calling for four thousand
Ehmd W cattle GOun called 1903 huss
and 10000 sheep. Tho hSoD run In.
ucludcd io.aoo head va roltt 90 lliipois
pastures. Sales 81 cattle wefc steady 10
2tgiliwn and the market Was oNtipmuly
.,luR Good light valves rulh STEADY o.
\ gsc Higher, beet hcuvi, iDmoiucd stead
and medium ca'Pr. iouehod ofi shc
some calves hrourn S,2S.
~ order buyer paid $3.50 for a cur
Of hogs. but the best going 10 inckcrs
stepped at N..5 and most OF the run
CLEARED al $500 tn $3.50. Tn, market
was generally 10 Ia lac lower. l'irs
held steady SS.0O being paid fol the
good kinds. "a.
Tho f,w sheen cod lambs en- sale
found a ready dcnnnd NJ aeady rates.
Lambs w.r, ~ $3.50. Feeder owes
lr,rought Siop, ...
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SUGAR
Nv As.es..napr..

Wv Assoc iir. fftrs
MEM YORK. o.. RAW sueas
was unchsaraa Ia s.ooc for centrifugal
for duty free rrd sI.lc FOR Cu,o. cost
and freight, equal a. iiic fw centr!'
frgai. Raw sugar futures wec quiet
hal the underionc Nas stoadicr an
closing pricos one ,o ,hsgc rain,r n.'
higher. cxccVt October, Which ! vas
noinlnally ten points lower. D,cemhey
closed at s.as; March 2.9s; A.g -
July s.i,.
In rsfned there vas decline o, Ter
points ny che ~ the ladinT rcfincr.
.,Hse assis 81 $50 f,I fine sranuatct
while other were unchanged a, $50.
1ra4.at 90 rs1red futures was con
W f.F .s o, October. tina, on
.,.as tver points siovc the nrcvi
ous siufe- -inal Mds were unchanged
d tsr .trt' uei ie.f' vie. n-c,'nhcy
lri ef.r 81 iu.r7 sos
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Interior NIoyomsni.
salll
COFFEE


NLW YORK. oct. ia.-Fadmc II ri
exchange tatos to hr.a w,l,a rcrn,e,'
resicr'1y ,od rep {, ~ SILENTLY loWef
cost and fright officers .n COUSIN iu,nrf'
deemed partly responsible tea The de-
line IN cnifcc futures here today.
Tire marke, oncn,i At decline ~
20 D. points ana sold about ~ to 20
peints net lowor. with December touch.
NJ 80 and March 100 a. now luv'
sfounO TOR the movement Sales were
's;lm.i.l at about 5000 hags. October
80: .iV,cm'er s.ss January ,.sii
ilrch i.ii. A ga. July s.7S Scp.rm
a'r 10. ST.. IS, 70. was rrpcrt.i qua,
II 50 10 =, fcr Rio - and ~
70 ~. for santos a..
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WICHITA MARKET

Special 10 Tn. , =;
WICHITA, han. Oct. l. --iicr~ zoo.
Market 10 Lowell top ss.eo' hulk $3.50 .
..SO
Cattle. 100. Market s,csIv in weak
m butcher stuff: strung ia yiockcrs:
beer steers Ss.sOG SO; beer hcifcrs sso0
ne.0o; hcc. coor <'st 49,: stoolsors
nd feeders 500 aa.o5, .I,ci COWS and
hcliers N.so14.ss. bulls Ss.ooGlot;
calves 81 IS.0g.
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LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. CT. is.--i.iicip' b,a,
,ss-a In 49,: fts' q $50; ---.
ia - q. 49,. Nrsi 4l.is s2.ss. Second
ti.t- ss.sg ,hud. ~ q s4s,. l.ugh
al .ss fs.-. v.ny safs q . veto e
4s4z tg.sa.
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cHHIIccsscq LIVESTOCK /,

cHieNco 10 I. -rsulc is.o.o.
'r1iiinss and rrimr rrat afd hruf
20, n,.f ttotns s.f1Hr. ~. crr
nEs 81. oa, nfI s,a. .--.'e 49,
d. So .sHsaC ir sarafs .-.f
uii'''H fet Nol 49, sn.i s,o--.
20 steady. cii., ftrons. ..al.r. ta
fif.-n
Nns 1890; - ., .vlr.- -
A.lA, ~ ->rvs F~Alss hiNai ia
g. 1aGsls, q \
Sheep 4 30. at larlr steady 90 s-e
af sle s.qady. fcNi.r. bins -sc
'fu, - f,sf .laV,hs kslcr -buls
t'.'i. .ylA = 81. lsIs. ss.so.
huik iai y $50, Is. fs,,lr, ismi,.
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coTTogs.Er OIL

~ tssoei,'r' Pa
NEW fDta ihs
elkn, ss 81 fr. ur ..urfr.
tr O.yr-ir tf ed rf 60 la ii
~ 1--we Ssv- asse~t,f .iu.. isas
L, '.-st ff--s- ,-rio.ins 49, f
'.nri. .i.isS .f.stl .aIols f'rir =
lf eNs sales, Irin.- rT
81. 40 os'nh - Nf-rI So;
lay s.s. ~ nl4
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MY Qnona
n, A-soslaisarnn

n, A.sosiAisi rnssi \
NEW YORK, pc, o,lQp goods
.re 1uiri si'h fuf,i'r hesits,iun re-.
nU'l.d ~ Grag goods. gices resistance
en- esdy - wear was ao..e, ssnlss Cotton
yarns were 0uieG. N ~ vs. e'sessions .b.
taluable K1it rSfs ~ . hrcrcinr
Morc iua,nrv ~ns ser t'fcr luFhp.
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x. @. MARKETS

" Associated rr-. !. ~
NANsAs CITY. Oct : -rlIr L..
o., steers steady ~ - lower,
t,p rurs and mciiru irhts
s9si. otat 'fa-flfl. Gives
.'' % stH.. rrfef - tOn ~ 20
heavy AMI $500 f
- and i,riof IIr lr Var hcv'
Panhandle secscff isea. cows 81 e- 90
soc. cvuiter~ sr.-sSg 90. ~~~,r s',-',.
"a heii,Is 5000.
Hess '.e1n: cl's leu, leg lower
huik MIXED 'oad. e.. ..a. escrr
,cp s7Si. hulA - sales t,..sI4 ai.
Ears'ug arwe asa p,.s rtaa,, .o "a
Sa'ep, i1.oo' shcep siea'V. ..I ,Wos
N.oeFAg, n' lambs seed r MOI Ct
~ nts lower, top west Ss.la; 20. aaT
amls s'cady oar,y go i-.e5
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CALL Monty


NEW YORK. oct. i9.--Call money
aa0s. high a., Tow I: c.c ins IA 3 L.,
sior'd nj 4. las; loan 4.
cin ioens against acecp'antts ~:
90
Inns loans ficafy' g. DAYS "a toll,
90 days st.fSsis. fix1n'Cl@ 's1sa
So prime wofcsnti,s,,.e ssr< sd'se q
Sa4 ..i'
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W. u. nowREv. EvcrSrr,s

Municipal Engineering. iseiniorvea
Cencrcse Designing and CONSTRUCTION.
Water Works Sysiems, Sewer. and
sewage DISPOSAL pisatA.
recon- - fuaus Iiide. rbene s3ls
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COTTON


~ AANotthft0 REV
NEW YORK. Otr Ia- Az oariv ha
tnnr" IN tho cotton market met re.
n,wal ~ liquidation or selling pr.rsurc
Thrcompanlcd by talk ~ probably hcA,N
returns. hmt after selling off rpm
lSAN 10 1888 az into new low GROUND
Tor the movement. December rallied tn
1850. Tint position eiosei at iS.3t
With IN" general m,rkc, closing s,,s,si,
al net advance OF is Go 90 points.
The opening was firm at an advance
Of 10 "a IS points with active months
aoon showing net gains cf about ~ Go
40 points on covering aud trade buyine
inspired by the rally In the Oerninn
mark. firmcr late cables from Liver.
pool and much hopeful view as to IN.
outcome q the railroad labor disputes.
Liverpool failed To- hold it, rallv
i,om early low levels. however. ana
the market here turned easier late Ia
the morning Early buyers were
evidently disappointed by the fnilore
~ he advance 10 attract a mere gen.
cra' drmand and the early afternoon
mnrk'' was weak under "a renewal nf
r'c'" 80 ln,s rcrDrl a'llng accom-.
lahlcd by ruros ihai ,inyrtc sinnlns
returns oNurr,,i n tie AGAR futr,e
w,uii po'nl To- orop IN excess Of tho
last government Indication. rr a
time ae sls.nK was sss.cs.r q, r.nlirr
nc price 20 January 80 from is ~ 4
1850, with active months selii1E nb,sit
10 % - points h,low nsi Nights cls..
tg. u looked NJ though something
OF short interest had accumulated In
this break. however. aud after the
Hurry - lgu,d,tlon had ir,n atsorl. \
with the a.d of further trade buyil.r
"a, market -ho' M rapid, on covering.
January adVanced a. iS.2s. making
new hieh rruund fcr. the day IN la,n
trading The weekly report ~ the
weather hlf,au indirs,ed thnt most Of
the crop had teen picked In many az
the larger states. which was com
hs n'cd uron 80 tending 10 offset the
Influence Of heavy ginning returns,
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ST. LoUis. tIs.-rarr h-st .,
rcs u .i0i -
Germ NJ. I white a. -r
oats NJ. : white sig3gi9.
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KANSAS ~irv. .pl fo-rf-e
whsac ~. hard tiIiHf'f
Oats No. . Who Tf'sr
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~ As,olaicd rr->


NEW ORLEANS. la. oct. ia.-widc
and rapid price swings aud lsre.
volume ~ business were scsn In tho
ruiion marie, today WITH alternating
p'riods Of s..englb aud weakness. Pro.
nnunced strength was shown On tho
sl'en'ng Hfld again pn the close. which
~ ~ net raips on the aay Of 20 10
I y points. M last price on Dccrml,r
lsclng Use, Covering by the shor, In.
i.rssiE aI'iesrrri 10 ~ The main source
~ icm'nd IN late trading.
Contrary u ali expectations. Il was a
SIT market On tn opening. VA the
iacc - extremely poo' ,rhias prlcrs nd.
vanccd % toe ~ Islff>f ar 1880 Cor
pcccmhcr ihc- nark.f 'aotsd s.iy
steady IN Reports ,t private bureau
r,turus 81 xinning NJ, very huiiish.
Late N TIN morning. .i,ws,>r. ,ho-s
taa hurst oi 4. ana d. 90 : de
= 'dnr resulted whlc hiid net stop until
aims were an wipe a. Fad r,.',rif
: .y dr'lI~s uni,r yc gsralya cla-e !.
d ~ 70 rs p0inis.. p.CsIasi alA,ar :
N.2N shorts d'd mca "a tac al, !.
q late NatsyE the Nfblt rulss b.
/ The ma Nv changed All.
.af'n,ly owing e. srvicty 81 s,,.ta -
over which Appeared t. d. ines.
ID" ''ir hnl,ish xs-s< 49, y ~
iron roi'o.ts -1m 'g,~ slts Az, ~ ora.
% private reports fi,rn many loaut
ALTERED over th' bali clalmlur faat
1 f.nrinr rapidly vas h,ing afi...f
N'n'hS Ia 1. p'S<bifss ror.t
b.sh I'vris I'd s..e ,fis'on ,h.s hu,,re
H''ssnn'. ianumy trading ap 80 is -
q Nheh Towel The hsi WIS sr' gains
sea ~~'-,ss'sy, clofc. oftls ~ Us
4 a pVeato. - - -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
Real Estate

For SALE ago acres IN l,ooscycl'
CO.. y. NJ. 100000 100000 cash
al ncc 90 SUIT purchaser. T.. a. y. %,
( .co. Tex. A. D Wrdo, owner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

tOR 'RDNT-fifgra so,lth bcd ro6Io''
pos sar.'san. ; fssiss,n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
HOUSES ,,R RAJ

rcr i.ENT-Mo6sin Norns. well locai.
81. s,yol rooms. pwnr rcinr away
Would nah wears lcuss u YOU want a
gse hUao war see n ~ once.
.W. A nrr4.r & Go.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01
win the Exchanges
Standard to Purchase Rel


4 dcai ls reported to ho under
way FOR the purchase of the prop
crty and iutorcats of the Pmntnn
Refining company of Toledo, ONO,
by the standard OIL interests, pre-
sumahly the Standard Of ohio.
W. G. Cnrr, vico president of tho
PARAGON RcgininR company, pointed
out that action by dirccturH would
not bo essential because It is pos
able for the Standard 10 buy Para
gon stock in the open market and
gain control Tho Nllilaud on
company IL tho largest single COM
mon stockhoidcr. having a block OF
about 100000 shares OF Paragon
common stock.
Po,nsi, Men Seek OH In Nebraska.
Or Herman Rclnboldt, Vlco .prcsi-
dent OF tho Potash Reduction com
pauy of Hoffman. Ncb., says a test
we'll is to be put down near Lake
side, Mob, by tho Lakeside De
vclopmcnt company ana has been
fully financed by men Identified
with potash business and H. for the
purpose of cudrnvoring 60 find n
supply OF fuel oil and gas for the
industry and that they are pre-
pared TO spend 100000 In an effort
to find oil and are basing the ex-
data which has been carefully
worked out.
The Price Of Gasoline In Brazil.
About Il month ago the retail
price OF gasoline In Brazil was 40
cents gallon. few month pro-
vious It SOLD for rs cents.
Sinclair Crude on. I
Tho Sinclair Crude oil Purchas-
Ing company, Jointly owned by the
Standard OH company OF Indiana
| and the Sinclair Consolidated OF
| company, has approximately 5000,
| 600 barrels OF oil in storage I'm tn,
| Mid-Continent district, according
TO official statement. The Sinclair
| Pipe Limo company, owned Jointly
| by tho same companies, iR moving
In excess ot 5000 barrels OF OF
| daily, OF which about 40, 900 barrel,
are going into storage by pure chasiup
| agency. 1t Is Understood that tb,
600 barrel storage tanks have beer
ordered 20 handle oil going into
| storage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01
win the Oil Men

W. n. Gray. president OF the Ma
tioual Independent oil Mems asso-
citation, who has been on a business
trip 10 points In the east. including
Washington. IS expected 70 return
today.
VI, B. Flesher returned yesterday
from n trip to 81. Louis, also TO Bella
Vista, ARR. While In Bella vista ne
Fpont few days with his wife. VINO
has been there for several weeks
past.
l.. II. MARCEL Of the White Eagle
Refining company, IL In the city
from Wichita. Kan.
T. Il. Slick Of Clarion. IA. IL IN
the city "for the day he said.
IL r. Pierce and w A Wade,
United States oil and gas inspectors
uf Dslgc county are in tho city from
pnwhuska on business.