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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
COTTON
~ Associated prssA,

NEW ORLEANS. Ainy s0.--During q
wsoi part " the scsaion to-day. the cot,
ton market was soft IN the result Of
continu~l favorable weather over tho
greater part &c the belt, aud yesterdays
buyers seemed inclined To let so their
contracts. A sensation was caused by
messares from Texas saying that tho
first hale Of the new crop was on its
way Ia the market from Nan Rcnito
Texas. This II by Gar the earliest hale
IN rcurd, and IN cNarsE q month ear.
Her than the firs, halc of last SEASON
Tho previous early hale ccord was
made In 1915,
IN N,iy trading prices wcw . 10 q
points lower ~ first, hut hcttcr gables
than duc, and hope full rc,arts regard.
INK prospects IL settling the nritish
lahor troubles caused enough huy,ns To-
PUT July ~ 10 is.s,. and the most
active months To- 4 points higher than
the close of yesterday. Selling Increased
IN this hard spot. aud was IN evidence
until after mt,scssic,,. carrying July
cfi N issS and putting the list 10
Ia 10 points un,lcr tho final prlccs of
ycstss,lay. Toward the CLOSE s,sests GOV.
esed In order to nS't their psosits. Prob.
airy this realization wss FASTENED by a
private hurcau report rlacinR thc condi.
ton ~ the crcp at only e. rcr cvnt 81
normal, the reduction IN ucwug~ al 40
lscr ccht. ,snd the Indicated crur NJ Z.
tve.ooe halcs The market rNtlIcd ana
sfiN~cti AZ nrt loSssss an tina A. . ~ .o,,,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
WHAT Rrn.ps yoR coon WILL

cutting through the tangled jungle NJ
fdcfnitions ot the asset called Good VIII
comes this statement fiom mcrvhnn,
who knows what I, In
Good W'il IL nothing hu, y symra
thc,lc Interest created m good m,cn'
tons backed with good acts"
In all hrsvrS-st- industry mon are
scarchlnr hard through their assets ~
this mysterious forc that builds mstir,
ton and lccrs them moving ahcad dur
Ink periods when their compc,,lcrs src
larslnr far lsAind.
Can You hink vl anything LETT Oh, ~
this dcfinitlonT
"rmps,hc,ic interest" IN nm inter
~, IN YOU and VOW merchandise, based
en- an Understanding NC IN Ideal thar II
like Your own. :, mNans thc recognition
~ qualities IN Your vco,,s ana i,p your
institution TIN, tho customer wants aud
values IL his c"r affairs
"Gocd Misunderstanding means rivht
ideals the right start, the right Wow.
ronn
"t@ck"t With rod arts"--hcrc Is tho
mns, m's"'"n' Ninr ~ MI Hc didnt,
sHy hack~' win IN overwhelming vol
ume II nc,F' or clever acts or unusual
ACTS
TIE S,'d Good acts-and he m~ans
nrh' thhk'ng and sn'mtc deal IN
vvcfS uc'ail ~ the 'ansec"on, Tha, 10
the sroa, hn'sdcr ~ good VIII
S"" 'nS,"","ns an" SOM" 'n~n arc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

"'fwu yeafs have xons Nv, The worli
y " ehs"s We are au, ~sferlas from
shsh shoeh, Rulers. kings aud states,
nsH a1e ma,lns shau,, unahle ~ f,na
We Nsm Whslh'V sTv W. d,,lllnss
When Win Ne Feseh -s,iid gccks
We, ~ rsav re srssw 10 hhashaa
fe'ls never hed man whose nas.e
Nas Nmeml.tei le loo Neags uho was
eel a dFeaNsl-a man ~ vlslnn
fhs1e 4 No salya,lan today ~ ,u.ns,s,
lev sNeen lAeoash faith m Ne l.ar,
i'sus fh' Vac nAs na ,au.si hv the
sh'e''ns a llalnlg,g pFlnes. nathe,
4 an All ~ affiliated Ia ,hs IA, ahen
''sguanY geppdiatsd MARTIN t,a,hes
Nhsn W. srhsel, lfeam, material when
she sta,' nas ldagod alsNe (loa
aeulhefn Mslhsslis,s ha,V ss,s,A,-A
~ 20 'vll,sss sui - hsa,ls M,A Ut ,hesa
s'e hsallea essAuse al l,ek a .eaea
flH A'A "a lHaNs ana h,0k a. sa,t~
menl el,'i Nnl lVslAe apllhlas IA ,aaa
'NNrl t'sk "a eAh ~ are wa,k las
~ llpnl'ha "a liNs a u nu llm, IA.
leH'Ae' 'Np'ssn'ena Va, wl,hsr y 1
NAg lpl lssninism
Wat VAtf "a s,si lkgg, a IA "a
~ iplnN ga a lrllsl,,n fon mans
hNtl AZ tll lan aud ha,k 10 so.enea
ipi ~ stH " rl'l ga psulAms Nv
nnHl Al'lh eaiand lhal lhlt, 4 nd s.l,a
lhn plh'i lhip Cat ulialusd tkn.ush
Hl'h " ~ lala ~ lpalAns llsn'
- NiHti e,',sstN VI ,hg Nsss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
WHEAT 0H#RGt
Of COLLAPSE A
cR|cAG0MARkET
MARKET CLOSED HEAVY;
CORN DOWN; OATS TAKE
BIO SLUMP
~ Associated rrvss.


CHICAGO, May so,--Stccp declines
in the whea, market suAsy resulted
from prospective lIbera, receipts hero
md from welcome rains In Scctions
whore thcc had bccn complaint ~
druuth. The market cltscd heavy ~
e. isec net lower with May ti.sS and
July u.si ~ 10 siss. coN lost one
cent Ia a.sc; oats to s.sc aud pro.
vluionr 80 10 az cents.
with Indications at hand tina, wheat
was being shiplwd to Chicago. freely
nom Southwestern aud Northwest ern
market ccnieTw aud that the supply
hcrc was likely 10 he ample a. flll de-.
hvcri.s on outstanding May contracts,
demand hom shur,s In that month
ca,nc' almost % standstlll and the
price dfoppcd swiftly,
Corn ana OATS declined with wheat,
Notwithstanding. that exporters took
,e0ouo bushels VI corn aud that char.
acrs cf corn Tor buffalo were Of unusual
magnitude
Provisions were depressed by the
downward slide ~ grain aud u hogs
~ we'll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
soa9 Worth LIVESTOCK

FoisT WORTH May ss.----llcves
ss,saas,an, stockrrs ts,ocHs.oo; COWS
ts,poa a.su; GAMERS n,eoWs,oe; he,f.
era siocas,co; bulls ss,oc9s,so; calves
ts,oc0s,oo; pivs tbocMs.sc,
Ho9s; ilght s;soa TIA; medium s,.:s
N,so, MIXED ss,'sas ,ss, conmon seoc
9i,sa, heavy ".eoes,'a; rough ssoo
Ai,oe, IN
she-N hmh~ ss,oossi,se; yrsrl,ngs
si,eaa a,oa; wcth.rs ss,soa t.oe, rwcs
ss,aaa ace, calls 81 .ees s,oo, goats ti.eo
as,sS. ...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

Mts,.FfA hae Nav se,--lix 10
',li,s ies ma,Asl lAg hsN,gi lup tise
lnlk u, AaN iNN
,Nllh ,vfs,Nls anse lusrls, sag lwrtl
tsst N,s,ts 4 eaes 40 lsei ,uas aaa
hfllgra A hah Las. s,,skels and lr-hes
a auu ua F,ssk ave aud htllvfs a 40
Hh al bulls u eea 4 uel ValsVs ta,Aoa
iais asn Nhhh Tslussa ~ laks The
ppllpA vhia I'tyfslrM wsiHsN ashe<
lf \ IA lal lhpl' Nas absolutely ~
naasK n lhs ss,Asllaa a. isi~ssA The
lnh asasluAs WHEN lhs ssNN W., nae
.ab.aNlsi In Vnh illfu,ess wss
lhsl M,ashuN Mllsna sn.as lssst
Diet "A lhf lnllea hla,ss .s, MuasksS
lhA,sa h,l hesa lnsml
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
CHICAGO IlvGsroW


'isicNsn, MAY ss.--,a,,lc rc.,,nts
l,"eal he'f steers rtrus tn isr hisIipr,
rswaH ~ mo,., tup ts.uu hulk o,.hev
sN Pal she s,,sk. bulls. s,n,ho,sl
end t'eslo,F s,essly. Tar cu~s and helf.
80 hrssls sa,saus.se. hubs mostly
saae. am calves mostly 100, lower,
luh e'aaas,sa,
'hs resslr'- staec. ns.s,ly ssc hwrr,
vhp'ns wssk n, DAYS hritsn mIcr.,
'ar eAsA hu,k ef.soohis, plvs - IN
ga h~sfl huh N,eegxio,
hhssp 1esirtsr 10 eea generally a,
" m h~ef, auallsv mutlv Ada.
.Ae!n lsm'$ ,"p su.ssi hun shesn
am's seasssssl tw, nsi,,. slrlews
W." huh eia'ee. N ,sal rulls uws1lv
ss"i''el ''sh' ew,s s'aei huh o&so
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
Ga Capillary, Ousiag, hrlck RID,
NJ NtkNS ANN SrNvOS

ch capillary, tlusiar, hrl,k RID
NJ NtkNs ANN wNv.OS
hirn- are cauScd bv DIV heat ,l,anc,
TO, stove. electricity. sun. c,cl
Scalds ac caused by moist heat
boiling wa,cr ncN,d wax. ctol
Thcrc ~ no o,Mc dirfcrcncc between
them.
svMrroMS-is, dcgurc, s,nar,,ny
laln, and rcinesa, End d,gr.c. hills.
'crs' sri icesec, charrcd and raw flesh.
OFTEN scVcrr shock.
rRENrMENT--Tws, nnr shock.
Send fur doctor II burns arr dccn or
coN,t n hrge sufa,r, k,cp thu air
rut by s"thing dressing. r~ vacllnc,
olive or sweet nj, ~ r,rrcn al ~ u
pasIc ~ baking scds nv flour ~ starch
and water earron ~ ~ made IN mix.
ne eauas nfo"rticns IL lin~cd oil and
l'n,e watss<~, ,Nt' la q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
Rl0n


NEw ol,l.EANs MAY 90, I,oash
GhV m saks Tccclpas aees ~arks, mill
ess' ,sollas ssmol clean ,lcc, saws, Ia
legsels t,,ndugas atea ln,kp,s al ".
luae ns~e ~ ! lsUs asc, rcce,p,a
slsan rse, Rensl haM sla leF ,onl lad
lsh 90 lwt nA,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

tAp HhfN "a 'pnluulla M bns
~ n Nm WNlnNltAl IN Ntkh \
..lHfn ~ go nhln ltg VA Nsa lllll N
NJ anaN - Nlm1l It,sll,lA Nll,na,
lf' ~ AZ llnlliNs npl N, W, n N,
Nil nNh'Hl lhank, aN..al, \
NlN Na1h'nflah nlf tslusl A.
YER ~ AM A lh,f
NHll lfplinfl N n'sl, lHeh us1sD
W shnl lI,,l.a< N
Al ~ n flhl lN n "a
'NnfA ~ IA sw. &l ~ 1
2 AnN NNln llHnlla n IA 4, n
He.i''l slI4 ~. IA III r<Is
a N ~ +iLs,,s q ~ X.1s1
srer'-- "a -4a4 ~ G1sII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
REr,.ECrsxG GERMAN TACTICS

REFl.ECTlNG GERMAN TACTICS
prcxH reports II the conflict In SHE
ia ss.ss tina, scccsiins ~ assertions cf
German leaders. the bodies Of their dead
q a certain paint. wew shshcd with
knives aud their eyes were gcugcd from
their heetls. Thcse statements. whllol
hcrrstlc IN the cxswme. open NO new
avenues u wonder. hut rather tend TO
revive the memories of a few months
aee. wien the German "lnvincshles"
were forging their rsihlcss way through
nP>Dlwm .aHA later carrying their hor.
~ pfacsices into Northern Fanoe.
Why should Germans h. revol,cd hy
such sights. u rather occurs to US that
such things would serve only to renew
The fragrant memories Of their own no.
br activities against the wellnish he,p.
lsss peoples swcps over ~ ,hcm In their
mad rush Tor world domination, 80 Car,
there have bccn No erucifixions. thcTc
hnve been no new. az unhorn babies
wressed frcm mothers and cxpccnn,
mothers. hnpalcd on hayone,s Tor brief,
thin death walls as an accompaniment
~ ruac jcst and vulgar lcwd songs. Up
81 this time there has been no report
a iopprd OFT hands ana ears. NO young
g1rls branded m the personal proper.
ttes u low. dirty. ruffian soldiers. with
thelr saIrrhcascd hsycnctS 10 far thcrc
have hccn no reports Il ~mascuiaticns.
that senttc art adopted BY the super.
wise rcusons To estop the propagation
II possible soldiers to fight aeains,
them IN future wars. So Ear. thcrv have
hsen no rv,ying uron reports fcr full
information. no utter spcshticn cl
hosne< crchasd- and the very ground
itsrm. al the hands u the forcc with
whbch the moiest- ,lmld, humane. con.
ssae~se German fovc finds ITSELF con.
frunlcd.
te~Ily the fcrces IN sile~is s~em "a
- sss mere nevices In the xarae az ter.
uf>inx ~arfsw' They have no, started
IN the srcs,. nchls. manly art that
lr~as - dusasn4slan. u -ems riiicu,
hes tAss HERMAN leaders should ralsc
their wolves n such matters Master
estshsfs themselves. witheut con.
~rs~ss<. ~s,heus rssasa fcr nan OF 0ol.
shss nsmele<s eat,hr,ats have no
FisA ss wall cesasarva Ia ,hsir prac.
shS frcn Ne ven lnsspssua II ,hs
swat urA<~ssi u lsisls the ,hins.
~ ~Ash shs 0sFwan lss.lsFs sema,laln
sshs az asi EVA he sash,s-, r.xss.
seA u hsunliy "a hmse
"a, nens b. 80 shssi slshtsa a. 10
ressss ~, ~ sissman ..a.sY psg,
t<s'ssss IA ssse,ss ne' assla., ~ bad
-, <<alHt, ~ Nsns hgsathlns e.l,sa
s.a sssrls ssstta u.satshiss " iho.s
sssea y q eslkl Ma eNsl.as.i haAau.
~ - 80 l~ss<s ~ sta,sass q
tR1stf a. ~ hshh - a. tlssAansf
49, ~ tssiAss b Nlis.l an,i ala.a
sNNstlsss " tseums ,e1 ssi uaaha
- nfHl y y tl~ IA, pRh M b.
- y ~ ~ shst vh,s a. ~ aas
s..a 80 ~ les sia,ss a vaf tfss,
NHN shhls thai - lssl asea sal
fHaln'l.Ha asa 80, sssi sn las.stl
<sea~ss ~ saNsl
fktt ~ 50 ttka lsst ~ ga
49, fFNt fhsf 81 asa1als ,a.i
- sfaAH hFFh y ~ kafli y hsas,,
Fhfl " fsfia sH ~ a.. tps.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

usitlns nsvshsf aWi hol,liRs ,og,ther
fer the svssi ~ AmaItlhs y Es,ao u,
whssh there should h. tn hss,,,~s, sud-
lsilV~shlr aud cooperative activity
Auarlllo's fate h Ia lhs hand VI the
asssataay clt.scnA u this e,D u u
ue,ums sFss,, a. hsad a. skals AND
st,est,ssls aisa aml 10 pFsstvs. u me
ngsi ,Lss. thg pupl0fi and uasllu,,d
hc slu VI I've ls,a'A msls, - ~ maia
Nlaa,s 1T w. san,lassgs " sad t,l
hfestH, ses rfl,h u gi,s t.au,l sal
'ss ssslu "A ~ assesses psfsaA vag II,
uta'A iuasgdt ~, g,fMalags whsa
lsa b HHs W. sivwlh ein h. ssufs
esgtspi sHl ltslt tnd a. gfnslai o.
lsl,a nsiff luip n ~ plns vnb lAs
nl4aA sssfta
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

vtn srRNsNS:
Name given a. on injury produced
~ an over strain Ia muscle.
SfMrr Ms-i'ah increasing by
movement stiffness ana hmcness.
mere ~ lcss rWclhns and dlscclora
ti-u.
rEEATMENr-l,,E,, rubbing an,l
bet applications az agniCa gcnuy rub
led IN
wound Is an injury IN whirh tho
shin IL h,vN,n and then y usually nws,
~ "s- damast 10 N, tissues hvncath
a.
kiNpS--Cut - IN 'isvl wound such
a. caus,i hv kni,e si,sa, ct,--,lean
cut Torn ~ lauvrai,d wound IN witch
iisSO,g aw lUIn, runvturcd Wound
'uvh NJ n bulle, acnhi mako. or n
harp lwln,cd Instrument,
SYMPTOMS Wound i,Scll, rain,
hl,el,ng and shvca.
rNsArMENT-,N Wounds wl,hou,
aNcrc hlcc,ing u dug,ur Is vuming
and hlccdlr. h not svrious. expose
wound ~ air hetnr careful not o.
touch u, and whit tor IL tor, II treat
men, IL necessary Clcan the wound, "
sight, H., u hlc,d irvclN fur a while.
wash out with an,lscpti,s ,sec ~ No,
a. IN emergency u wound Il dirty,
winc out With chan vlo,h ~ wash wnh
az and water ApnN dressing; arrly
rad 1T surgical gause ~ clean linen
naetn abby l~iistl ~ hps, an, quarter
huuii lsing cDriul net a. touch sur
lsg~ Vhsh n a. tvirh wVund ARMY
Inn,lago a. h,,hl agse.tNg m pla r. TAXI
sare 80 10 ts,ndss, - tlsh,N that Shg
"a, gls,lVn b. ,l,wHd. Take IlatfTIs
a. dietcr,
an wu,nsis With s.ysry hlseilns
sfnd Coz dstDr iaf is,ihni With h. ad
10 fo ihai n4nm wil 50 as much
thsA ar 'assilil o. talr uol ~ a0
enNthlue lh.,i rin lusuaa "a esln,s
htrp ls,ii.at sael IN aN u,Nvmeul
atl,l a.. bksshus tss ,taad uav d.
ktis w. ,ft sui slafi a asalp AmiN
Ht iuaVas 81 esHHi anl IsIulagf iighth
/, t,n ssNfQ fut laestiN \ 1isn,t D.
rifnsl tnf HhiF nut swah luafnl
fm "a ltHsFn adtH $685. hialF. n
tlftfllus !. W Nuisf ttll tf rlsNair
lhlut a. t.f.s fHeF HfH fnsfft en
"a sFleis fg,h shtt on ,ihng
nslf 81
in Aftu al sn.Hl 81 trshi lsd
lttd mHlls uHi m flt fNF lhaAi u
GO ftn lti .ih
~ AtuH.f ha ~ lsv VI .hlh hlps
ttol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
DEMONSTRATES 'sMW I
CARRY maj teGO.
VT OEMeNsvWSrE Vsw ~
vhe rrt~ssWass. evsvst amt RnUrr
snslsse~ aud Tourul,,uet

TRIANGULAR - kr,asAiny. too,
hana, ch~-, ami head.
rRAVAT--Ev.. law. neck. palm s
hand and -",e ~ hss.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nss and l.x
with reverse s~d rvarv ~ishu watts,
and sr'N with s'asl ,v,cr- aud fis
uf' sishti Fievrr ecssNw,sss h.rassr.
NHOlsNlQVkr--,l"~s ;. srvn,r. and
NnlIN luu,alausnl ~ ann and hg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
YulpsNYIlel


~ AsssesWs ttveA
SAVANNAH, ,a.. MAY N.-rurpcn,
tine iwmi Ns@Ns; s,,er asl; rce,p,s
sod hlnWvu,s y, r,,-k s,,Sa l,asin
inm, ssl'a li,, "cvias zoe, ship
m,nls sis, s,,sk liiss,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

Nhw suuk, MAJ rs.-.cstss ~r,
~ ~ss dali with whr> lower musr
t<eessssa ~llins ~, ~ rlswp M hui
ss'e ussln- sisfIasss lre( sA,e,>As All
ter<4s1 ~ s1s<>>Ne e'lm@eo ~ wr,s
! y 7 paiu>s nes kU>er 49, &oss
=; MI; ~ u % M ~ n - "a .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
Second Class First Aid
K-KN.N
ny q. HENRY NESSI.AGE
Scout Executive.

kdscr Nos "Sscrd t First furnished Nv Mr. Ness, an,
,,.s
'ane, ., To-, aud az N~rs sy hoash having n m
~ The ~ " ""
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27

"a asasst,l Sass. a fass q s,lpl
80 H ga tnnfkfa lelHsa pN h.
Hsfa n stttne n Al,sglis ss,..t,l
ssA h,a.l, " IlsHs, o. appi, a
- As.sa asblsfa n les Ntbi Ne
fNi HrN NtHais elilslns NN saitsi
IA So Aiff ~ ~ p,tas 4 80 tol
q $50 49, 49, 90 ssilhkl Fi,a
4l'n 30 ta4as Htnss fHluna0l
81 lhe ia ~ ahHH va ntf ssla
"A eiis fhpsH 4 sfsitl ga sala
Nls4 Istl sili iai lahf a aH'hff
Hfhl ~ ffa A. AZ ~ e,r Asa
81 NNf .aI tf A lnW A.
NJ lNf fsfe ~ ~ fa0wfa
Hl ft.H fAHi f0l hsila
Hae F. IA n mf cas- 4
$50 HHH HHs W.N NAl n,
Wf ~ Na IA Flss 80 NWsl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-27
"' ''",scs Ss ' w i::''';.4...


Alntih tssaf MAJ N~slssssn.t
~ W. hfn ssAsA W ~ ksslsss<
M slha nli.llsls lfssas "a rs~srs
~ sfik "A Ma = a. kstles~l Ne
.t1.l .s'-Asls Nsek " tssss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-07
BELLVIEW
Rrumaqe Funeral

The funeral OF Perry l.. Brumage.
which was held ut the Highland
ayeuue church yesterday afternoon,
was very largely atteudei b. both
local people and relatives from a
distance. Tho services were in
charge OF Rev. W. j. Eddy. Of the
BAPTIST church Of Fairmont. Mr..
Brunlage died NJ the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. NJ. +. Fiter, Of
C~larksburG. lie was a veteran OF
the Civil war and held the rank o!
CORPORAL in the service. lie is sur.
yfred by his widow. Mrs. Nancy
Campbell Brumage. ana nine chill.
ireu, all or whom arc married, also
by many grandchildren and great
grandchildren. Following the fu.
ne:8l services intelment was made
IN the Bellv;cw cemetery,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-07
Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deedO have been
filed with County Clerk Lee N.
Satterfield for recording:
Florence R. Phillips and hus-
band to Dayton Grubb, real estate
on the waters Of Piney Run, Win
field district, s2,100,
The FaIrmont Sewickley com
pany to the Stone and Scott Coal
company 20.52 acres Of sewickley
coal In Grant district, constdera-
ton. $40.
d. w. Grove and Josephine B..
Grove to the Stone and Scott Coal
company their right, title and in
.terest in 20.1o acres Of Sewtckley
coal IN Grant district, consideration
Thomas S. Neptune, Rose Nep-
tune, Jacob F. Straight, Ethel
Stump Straight to the Stone and
Scott Coal company two tracts Of
coal In Grant district, considera-
ItIon. $1005.
John R. Manley, administrator.
do bonis. non, OF the estate Of
Harriet E. Manley, deceased, to
the Moutain State Oil and Gas
company two lots in Fairmont ave
niue, consideration. $4,000.
Fnirmont Building and Invest
meut company to the Mountain
State OIL and Gas company a par
eel Of land on Locust and Clevc-
land avenues. consideration S1o,-
Pert L. darlington and Bertha
,Talkington to II. NJ. YoGan a lot
lin S~irgirian avenue, Homewood.
Wilmington, consideration. 500.
Grover C. Powell and Effic Sill
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home in Locust avenue, which they
have purchased.
Mrs. Frank s. White has been
very sick the past week and IS nav
ing a bad attack Of quinsy.
Miss Nellie Price has returned
from Huntington where she attend
ed an educational meeting.
Mrs, Fannie Jackson, OF Price
town, who was the guest o. eta
tttves here the last Of the week,
has gone to MorgantoTn where she
will spend several weeks.
Ernest F. MILAN. OF Warrington,
was the guest OF his sister. MIS-. w.
In. Dennis, for the week end.
John C. Hupp and little sons
were the guests Of friends In MOT
igantow1 Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Lynch Is improving al
her home in Bellview avenue after
a several weeks illness.
Leonard Putnam is spending O
few days with relatives at Petro'
leum. ". Va. I,
C, n. Hauu, who has been spend
ing a few days with home folks al
Smithfield. Pa, returned here the
last OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore and
little son were guests OF relatives al
Burton on Friday and Saturday.
John z. Snider IS building a fine
new garage on his property IN Bell
view aevnue.
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6ibIe Glass.

The Worth While Bible class held
its last weeks meeting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl StItler. in
Highland avenue. The class had y
splendid service with uu attendance
d: fifteen persons. The meeting fos
this weak will he held II thr home
i: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles StUciley III,
N fray avenue. and tie time will
Dn seTcn-thirty on Friday evening
instead Of Thursday evening. ThiP
change Is made 40 Gs not to inter
ferc With the Father and Son ban
met dale.
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erai days With relatives at Fah
Mrs. Ralph o. Metz and littll
son of Hundred are here for !
visit with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Bish Q
East Main stretI..
Nelson Robinson was q vtsito'
at Fairmont yesterday.
Mrs. Frank B1rson and Mrs
A. L .Batson Of Hundred were "a
cent guests OF Mrs. Clyde r
Atkins Of Buffalo street.
MI. and Mrs. Bert j.. Allisol
and son spent the week end Wit
relatives at Wheeling
Mrs. "A. w. Kendall and dauga
ter have returned from a few day
visit with relatives at Fnirmont.
Attorney A. H. Toothman 0
Fairmont was a visitor In Mani
ington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cooper q
westwood we're visitors here Sal
urday. =,
H.. jerks we're business visitors
FaIrnont on Saturday.
Charles Shriver is homo fror
, wheeling for a visit with hi
mother in Water street.
". u. Loudenslager Of Yves
! wood was a business visitor neF
Saturday.
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'HOPELFSS2l YEARS AGO
Still ROBUST THROUGH
internal BATHING"

Mr.. Alfred B.. Wright Of Middle
town, Ohio, writes TO the TyTell
Hygeaic Institute of New York:
q appreciate what the 'J.B L
Cascade has done for me. Twd7ty
one years ago, ny friends thought
| was going TO dine; but fooled
them.
whenever l begin 10 feel badly
I use the Cascade wisely and an
glad 10 recommend 1t to every one
for l believe it will do more for hu
mainly than any other n thing
The u. b. l.. Cascade" clean
ses tho lower intestine its entire
length and keeps it always free OF
poisonous waste.
Thousands testify that Constipa
ton, Indigestion, Stomach TTouo.
les. B%ilIousness. Headaches and al.
the many serious troubles which
they IL are absolutely relievd
and prevented by this Nature
Treatment.
H. { H. Drug Co. Cranes DRUG
Store, Fortney Drug Co, vii
gladly explain to you the simple
operations Of tho -. B. L." Cas-
cade," why 1t is SO certain in Its
results, and will give you free OIL
cost, IN interesting little; book 0
tainIng the results Of the ex'
perieace OF DR.. Chas. A.
OF tho experience OF DR.. Chas A.
Tyrrell Of NeR York. who was o
specialist on Intestinal Complaints
for rs years in that city. Why not
cut this out as a reminder to get
this book as soon as possible. Re
member, please. it IS free.
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Attended Burial.

Newton Grubb returned the last
OF the week from Washington, D.
c.. where he will attend the fu'
neral Of his brother, William E.
Gru6b, who died while with the ex-
peditionary forces in France. Mr..
Grubb was a o OF Mrs. Martha
Grub, OF Murray avenue. A beau
tiful flag which had draped the cas-
ket OF the dead soldier, was sent
home to the young mans mother.
Mr.. Grub was buried at the bcauti.
full National cemetery with full mill
tary honors. A large number OF
other dead soldiers were also bur
led on the same date.
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eibIs cIass Banquet

one Of the seasons events II
church circles is the banquet i:
tuc NJ. L. church dining room
this evening fo- tie Mems B:bl.
Class Of the church at which tn
women of The church will be hos;
css. GervinG an elaborate dime
and carrying oGi a splendid socia
Program. The speakers will in
clue: Rev. DR.. G. 2. Allan, pas
tor Of the Fourth Street NJ. L
church, Wheeling, Ge*e:al Snpe1
Intcndent of the Baltimore ant
Ohio Railroad Company. Fai-moui
and S. l.. Richards. rrominen
lumber man Of Weston, Five com
mittees from members OF thu
church will direct the activities.
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WARRINGTON


Returning at about four o'clocl:
TO their home in Marshall street
on Saturday evening LeE7ucl II.
Hess and family found q burglar
ran ackinG the house; on their ap
proaca the man jumped through AZ
open window and fled. after TAX
ing n watch. II small amount OF
cash and other articles. SCTern
liberty bonds or a table were for
gotten by the mar in his haste e
escape. Bloodhounds from Fair
mont were put on the trail Of the
man who was not recognized b!
any OF the family. but nothing
came OF theI chase.