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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24
DAMAGE COMPLAINTS
SEND COTTON HIGHER
bcporfcd Crop Deterioration S,nrk.
ID Price 81 Points Above
MOndny's f'losc

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Aug. og-co,o.
p.a.n,s OF increasing crop damage and
arfhsa',"nai.y low private bureau estimates
norris noii",, ,'h one OF 81 per cent OF
oil cotton up for Wide gains today. Tn.
npeninE was Mt the advance and the mar.
W remained well above the level OF YES
, ,SSrn"i close thr"uEhout the session. al
iin.nmr !" iiinG under realizing from thc
.nhS SIDE. Heaviest buying came after
ne middle OF the day. and It but prices
" 20 80 points higher than the las, quo.
net advances ~ 81 to 81 points October
rose I" 1855 and closed at laSI
IL was avery active market In the early
,r4t,u,ns' ana AGAIN after IL O'clock The
private condition reports had their .n;crt
on on WALES h, an day, although some Of the
rarY hnyihE was In response 10 n better
d.t,v,ntrLool than due and spot sales thSrn
ot ia,Wo bates The dry and hot weather
Sho~n over the belt by the weather mn y
,HscIeasSd the demand. as did the i
ol parity cloudy to fair weather for ,hH
Er:atcr part OF the belt ''' '"e
me private condition figure Of SCI nor
cent OF normal indicated detcriorat ton in
inhlcnTttcdj ID points while the report OF 5ii
pointed to q yield OF 100 0n, bales ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24
CHICAGO Live sT0CK W,pErr

C{itCAGo. Aug. 23,---Ca,,le: Beet steers
aut. mostly 10 10 Zoe lower than Monda y 5
s'""is 'nM:Je: she stock steady TO .5c
.oM.r bllk Tat she stock. I.Nn 500:
hn!.I slow. steady: bulk boloenas. 3.0I 40
butshcfs; 10 y %: Yea! calves. soc TO 7sc
cTs steady.
Hogs: Active. mostly &c lower than
!.,i.fuays average; very uneven. clos In K
actiEc az days best prices: hold over III cd.
c1hieiN liberals mostly held on market :
top; ~ vr'y few above y25: bulk lights
ana light butchers. aOgH -. bulk PACK
InI sow@. ',0!N go: pigs. sc lower: bulk
icxi!lb BILE pigs s.i0nS,S
Shcep: Lambs mostly Gc lower: top ma :
tN"s 30 10 city butchers: bulk to packers
49," 80; !ew at yL): top Wcstrrn 100.
ranging down 10 Is. sheep scarce. about
s'eady, feeders &c 70 SOC lower: best, 7..5.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24
Committed to Insane as,,um

Preston Gray. lOi South Third
street. following an examination hy
a commission on lunacy in the CITY
Jail. was adjudgcd insane and sent
To the State asylum at Villa msburg
yesterday.
He was taken into custody shortly.
before midnight Sunday at tho West
End Mission soc West Cary Street.
by police of tho Second station.
charged with being suspected OF be-
ing OF unsound mind, and committed
10 the city Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.--There was FUR
,heF decline IN ;hc market 10! coffee ia
tnE,s today. owing To- the easier ruling
~ RIO exchange and continued scattered
.iu!iai.on particularly in the near
months The market opened at de-
cline OF I TO 8 points. and active positions
sg.i about 10 10 IL points below last
hlCnts c.osing figures. with Deem her
touch ms 6ss. or about 80 ,.o!nis below the
record high Level. Closing prices were
ABOUT thc 1owtst OF The dny showing net
switche. were estimated at about 5000
basS. September. 6i-: October. 657. De-
May. 7.i7: July. 90:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24
Granville Gray Improves.

Granville Gray. OF tho berkeley
Apartments. who has been III for sew
cral weeks, was reported last night
as greatly improved. He WAS able
yesterday afternoon to take an auto
mobile ride.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24
New Mididi!ng. 1875: exports

Minor ror:s-S;ock S0A5
Total today Receipts - l0s. e,pn,,s W
SiS; stock, i.32i asi 30 -
=, b G.a for w"eA-Receir,s. 52;6A ex,.orts.
na Total ie or. season-Rece!n,s. .72.oD; e1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24

NEW YORK, iuL; .a-Thcre wa, no
Chansc ia the lOcI! raw sugar market
today. but III" undertone seemed quit.
steady and offerings wer" light. No sales
were reported and prices were uncha ngc a
AZ 40 for Centrifugal fur uncon;rn!!ed
sugars. while the committee quoted Cuba
al 5I'. cost and freight. equal TO Sc FOR
The market for raw sugar futures was
easier under scattered selling by Wall
Street and trade interests Final prices
were ia" POINTS lower. September
c.oScI a: -, Decenlbcr at c.G, March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24
zA1ES-DzSPA7ChS RECORD OFFZNANCZAL NEWS
MISCELLANEOUS M.Aiti>crs

rn anty TURNER'S. SC to 5,sc ter 10
Sh.iit,nEIt hr runners. SC to &c per 10.
'"'"'hs stock. Jc 10 Ic per 10 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24

po,r,,r Angus; q. 1872!
l. =. iood run OF cattle ON mn -
no'. Mafh:t dun and great deal INV, :
wh ~! butcher cattle. Common AID ,ou..h
OF "a, CLASSES steady 10 Iowc-
HItIotLy good Etgnra. ihl IL ...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24

M ~; w IVKk. Aus. 22.-Suppor, ~ cot.
gray ,..,NS continues steady. buyers took
-, -! h2nIS Tor delivery To The cnd uT thn
80; Prsn, cloth prlccs w@ro sirou.. on
Wa NJ W., bSoad silks Jagged Rurlaps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24

~, ~ SHNAi GA. Aus a3-Turucn,!ne
,c,.i ,,H'N; .;.@6 Resin nr.u sales. !. joi
omot,.!S ;''i;' shipments, 90: stocS = a.
~ ~: VI. iSJ. y, 10. VIC J.is. ". *
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24
rErERsnUKG rENNrT MARKET.

'hcp"'te" oS RODE ~ RUNNER & 60
August o. 1921
SPANISH-Farlnnrs stock. mIrket .,ronr
soc 10 Soc Ter bushel. Offerings small,
stock light
NIRGlNIAS-Farmers' stock: r,arke,
steady
Fancy iumbos. csc 20 7c per H.
Extra prime iumhos. she 10 &c Ter IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24
CnrrnNSi.En OIL

NEW YORK. Aug sS--Cottonsccd oil was
hlEher through buying BY cotton houses
and urEsn, demand from shorts. inspired
ny adverse cotton cror ncws and tn.
hrn"r Ehnwing In lard. Active months
closed 20 y points Ne, higher Sales
1900 barrels. Prime crude. G.2i hid: urine
summer yellow sDcI. : - "a s. 40 Scpicin hor
St2: Decembcr. SIS. Mnrch SCI III bis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24
LinERTN LOAN BOND MARKET

Investment bankers.
- y. Main Street. Richmond y,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-24
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New hay 81 ton under Old
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

The New Year is young yet,
and many of our subscribers
have entered upon new time,
and there are quite a few who
owe for the paper for 1920. We
do not want to lose a single SUBJ
scriber, but at the same time we
are anxious for all in arrears to
call or send in the amount due.
Running a newspaper is an ex-
pensive business, and our bills
must be met promptly. We
have been indulgent and our sub
scribers should appreciate the sit
uation and pay without further
delay. 1t is our intention to give
you a readable paper each week
during the year 1921 and the
help of those who are indebted to
US at this time would certainly
be appreciated.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

State Senators Harriss. Num-
and Perry and Gov. Morrow are
not agreed. The Senators pub
licly state that Gov. Morrow pro-
missed them that in the event
that he should call an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature, he would
not include .redistricting in the
call. e The Governor says he did
not make the statement. Now
you have it two State Senators
against the Governor. Take your
choice.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

county. In viewing his candi-
dacy it should be taken into con-
sideration that his experience in
the office, better qualities him for
the position than he was four
years ago. He is man who
Keeps office, and what we mean
by. this statement is, that he Isl
at all times found in it, unless
prevented by sickness. He is a
courteous gentleman, one who
endeayors to do the right thing
between man and man, endeav-
oring to make his decisions ac--
cording to law, knowing No liti-
CANT upon the bench. Under
his management the county af-
fairs have been well conducted,
and should he deviate from his
present course in the future, he
will, if possible, be more diligent
than in the past. His, object
will be to see that every litigant
coming before his Court will get
justice. Judge Sinclair was born
and reared near Pellyton, and
those who were reared with him
have the utmost confidence in
his integrity. Besides having
been henored with the Office of
County Judge, some years ago
he served a term in the Lower
House of the Kentucky Legisla-
ture. His wife was a Miss Mills.
daughter of Capt. Ed Mills, and
she and four interesting daugh-
tiers grace his home. At this
time Judge Sinclair merely wants
the people to know that he is be-
fore them for reelection and Ia
ter he will go over the county
andpersonally present his claims.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

The testimony against DR..
WINES, now on trial for murder
ing the mountain school teacher,
Miss Lura Parsons, weakens as
the case proceeds. While the
testimony is circumstantial, it is
strong, and at the same time it
looks like the accused will be
convicted. 1t was a horrible
murder, and the man who com
mitted it should be put to deeth.
The trial is going on at Harlan,
KY.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

Much is being written now
about disarmament. A cable
from Paris, dated Jan. %, throws
some light upon, the subject. 1t
reads in part as follows: What
ever suggestions toward world
disarmament made by Senator
Harding after he assumes the
American presidency will be
blocked by France France
proposes to stand pat on her
League of Nations declarations,
not only by refusing to disarm,
but decline also to sign any COW
enant preventing her from in
creasing her army in the COM
ing year. This means that the
President elect will absolutely
fail if he attempts to tackle the
disarmament problem.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02


Night riderslappeared in Bath
and Ballard counties last week,
called upon tobacco growers.
warning them against growing a
crop for 1921, and also notifying
them that they must not sell this
years crop on the loose leaf mar
kets. They made threats against
the growers in the event they
violated their injunction. The
Governor has offered a reward for
any or all of them.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02
For Sheriff.

After talking with many friends, l
have decided to. become Candidate
for Sheriff of Adair County, subject
to the action of the Republican party
at the primary election to be held on
August 9Th, 1921. II elected / prom
is faithful service in the performance
of my duties, 1 shall feel deeply
grateful to all who may see proper to
give me their support and influence.
Very Truly Yours,
George Coffey.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02
DR. Horace Fl Grant who wa

DR.. Horace H. Grant, who was
oneSof Louisville's most promi.
ment physicians and surgeons,
aged CT years, died of apoplexy
Monday of last week His wife
before her marriage was Miss
Leila Owsley, of Burkesville, a
daughter of Judge w. F. Owsley,
who died some years ago at the
age of 81.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

On the second page of this pa
per Judge Walter S. Sinclair an
nounces his candidacy for re-
election to the Office of County
Judge. subject to the action of
the Republican party. This po.
sition has been held by Judge
Sinclair for more than three
years and his efficiency is well.
known to the voters of Adai,
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

An extra session of the Legis-
Iature would cost the taxpayers
OF Kentucky 500, 900. Gov.
Morrow's personal friends do
not believe that he will place
this burden upon the horney-
handed sons of toll for a parti-
san reason-redistricting the
State.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02
FOR coMMoNwEALTH's ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce that
A. A. Hudd,eSton, of Cumberland
County, is a candidate for reelection
70 the offics of Commonweslth's At
torney ia this the 10Th Judicial dis
trict, subject to the action Of the Re.
pub lean primsry to be held the first
Saturday il August, 1921.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02
Announcements.
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce that
w. B. Patteson is a candidate for
Sheriff of Adair county, subject to
the action of the Republican party,
expressed at the August primary.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

We are authorized to announce that
Walter S. Sinclair is candidate for
reelection to the Office of County
Judge of Adair county, subject to the
action of the Republican primary to
be held the first Saturday in August.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

learn that running q county. pa
per is a very expensive business.
all going out, nothing comingin.
We admire Mr.. Fades pluck for
it certainly takes courage to
start a new publication in Som
erset.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02
For County Judge

We are authorized to announce Geo
7. HEREFORD a candidate for Judge OF
the Adair County Court, subject to
the action of the Republican primary
to be help the first Saturday in Au-
gust. p. p ......-- ...s.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02
Somerset now has two Repu

Somerset now has two Repub-
Iican papers. Roy B. Fades is
the man who has started the
last venture. He evidently
has more money than he knows
what to do with. After he goes
up against old established pa
pers. tor q few months, he will
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
George Cofey,

We are authorized to announce Mr..
Bingham Moore candidate for Coun-
ty Court Clerk of Adair County, sub.
ect to the action of. the Republican
party, as expressed at the primary,
first Saturday in August.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

According to the Commission
er, the first year of prohibition
in the United States has been a
success.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

The Russian Reds are massing
their divisions on the Balkan
frontier. and there is danger of
an invasion.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02

Louisville will have completed
by April l. on Fourth Avenue,
81. 600. 600 moving picture show.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-02
.WEDN. FEB. 2. 1921.

Subscription PriceIlst land.2nd Postal Zone
$50 per,yer.
All Zones beyond 2ndb$s.OO peHyear
A Subscription due and Payable.in Advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
Legion's Reduced
Rates to Go for
Fare in Pullmans

Ticke,s viii b. IN sele IN Amarlil,
frvln octUl.er :; e. 30 o. thu natl nal
c,lnvcntion u the American Legion a.
h. held In Kansas city Il was an
n"uncv,i Yesterday. The farc from ANA.
rillo a. Kansas city viii b. sliie and
the return date will h. November =
Originally u WAS planned that these
,ickets Would h. gcd foT aay coeches
unly. hu, arang~m, nts werc announces,
Yesterday whereby they may h. USED
t'T rullmans N. 90 Ioy the accustomed
Pullman hr IN addition. MANY per.
sans planning "a So "a rvduccd rates
WiIl h. glad 10 know ,ha, tines. re,iuces
YATES Win enable them 70 rid. Pullman,
by adding thc Pullman farc. accuriing
~ nihvSd Officials
S,op-overs val b. allowed hath guine
o. and returning frm Kansas city
Tho Eick Island milr,a has bspn d.
ignaisd N, official route t. Kansas city
~ N. Trxas American l.esiun and
sI',c.ai trains viii d. tun vut of twt
Worth ard l'fihs Amstlilu aud Pan.
h,u,llc iir' be- mas 80 oy.r N. santa
., oI os, "a, i,o,k Island 90 ~ Rene
onn-t.u. thstv Nth N, TEXAS sI.".
..nls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
300 TESTAMENTS LEGION TO HAVE.
DISTRIBUTED FOR SPECIAL SLEEPER
BAPTIST REVIVAL TO KANSAS CITY
DIR. j, X. SAMPEY CON
TlNUES TO PREACH
POWERFUL SERMONS.

In making pulsratt.n Ten the revival
vh.,h is u"v Boo nr.gic,s ot tho First
Baptist Cht,h uN,r gno New Tesla
W,utH U,i, papnas II and given uut
o. thU H.Wr who pl,lupsl tn nud
tn l-Hhs no i,hn and Acts IN, evan
rvts' d. john ., Saui!svN. has D.,
pussivd that the iyohe bring With
thru i1 Goo ~'r,ics th,~r New r,,ta
m,uie ot lb,ir ltl les aud that tho,
,,ud the CHAPTERS 90 h.. discussed i,,totr
,uuug lN q show at hands each r,,u
mag 10 be- determined the uumlut who
h,Nv dunr this last rNvniug pDt,ti.tlN
.N,iN biud Was mt,d. Ihis sisaks tu
thr nt,r,st in the revival
last V,,ulug ,.r ; uats.N spUNu t.
t hrgv congregation who llsivuvd with
gr,at interest Eco the u,S~,gv which he
ru'ught IT. selected his TEXTS from
ub' mn tud ~lNth chapters w John.
in his mtchlvss manu't th,. ,u,s,h ,l
called attcn,iun 10 Jesus as the great
hNsiDiau. 1ud as M, ludg, a., todd
IT thv wonderful hirgi,ng riN,t "a
tv~us. huN tuHt d. nut only had power
To- giN" physical htr, hut lhst - the
syn IT Oud h. aud a. alon, AN also
y,~ Slailual llfv
IN S,mivy ,al,d attention to the
.eut that thv Jews Wvrv impressed
With thc fact that Jesus ola.n,,d ta
,lui With U,.i ami that IT, dcs,rvd
,u make THAI murssinu. "tlvm this
std N, lly,a,h,l. We msN know that
i,sus VAS thv N,rl son 81 80 a,
a,id ~ hims,jt that uu mau yvud ,amv
go thv tathv, ben hy iim rh,rtvr,.
Al, ,auuvt slNak k,ujiN "a Chu~, AMI
sN thlt ~, th.uh bIm wonderful
uan and ~, ni o. sv.,p, him a. SvN ivr
ma ,~,ar. v,nUrmnatvn q, u not
uuugh a. saS that W. worship God Ne
aus, aVpr0,h Gnl ,hrnugh Jesus. thv
uv Su, vl G1d"
"a, ch's,G his message with an
atu,st aplsal tv thv uuslv,d a. ac
~, lhe guciUus invitation vf christ
I am ,hv h,,ad "a h.,. h, that cOmyth
W inv shah never hans, j., aud h, that
i,l,c,c,h on me- shan newer thirst
\ nunl,r yau,c forward On pro-,
,vsslvn u th,,y iaNh n Jesus amt e.
y rC,i,,d ~ l,,,s Already a go,,ily
aunll',r haNv united With tn vhUu'h
MI stu lhv harvest poomis,si q grcot
q Nigkl
THIS uOrning pr Ssmp,N Mil u.s. ,he
igh,h ehaptcr ~ ,hc Acts tor his mes.
sagV. and tonight has s.rmOu viii he
aSd ul~n ghv seventh and eighth
chapters q lVhn's Gs'Si-'l rhr mornlng
,TNi,Vs arr hca pum,Nly al 10 a. M.
MI N, vV,nlug scrNtc,s az $40 \, IN.
IN, music is une ~ the fvaturcs ~
h, meeting rwo largc vh~irS, a full
'rvhcstra. assisted IN two pianos and
IN, l'll~ oryan. l,ad IN, gr'a, ccngrc
a,ion in the s,rNicy cf SUE.
" ,hcuc win H. ~ s,eclal collection
'aScn to dvirav the .Np.nSs ~ thu
p~eting vr pay the evangelist. every
NJ j. urg,Si ~ max. their offerings
zach evening a. lil,ySl as .ossiblc, The
as;cr. pr. N W Niryin, urges that
Al htlng "a has, Is ccn,s tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
AMARILLO CAR TO BE AT
TACKLED TO NOON TRAIN
OCTOBER 80.
Kansas civ no.

Hanson Pest Nmrrican LECTION. at IT,
rrguhr meeting TUESDAY evening plac,d
au ur,i,f ior u shop.r fur tho ulp to
Kansas 'iiy and rturn. having Anna.
rllo Ht mon SUNDAY. oc,uh"r 10. and
haNinv Kansas Cty IN tho ~, ming
"Wednesday. Nrvcmhr :
N"s thrs, soldi-r lovS aud their
wives. VIII hnVv % sleeper both ways
amt duling the ihr,v avs and nights
m kgusas ,i,N, and an fp siS.AN, via
b, SANTA r.
" viii D. rcHllrl tina the Sin,a r.
mad, u sipr'itl ,lmlr ,ar rate - slllo.
hut "a, iusi has ,ol,d e. have the
luxury 81 % Slvrnu both WAYS and q
pctmancn, sleeping puarurs whIi AZ
Inv convention ut The American l.rgi-n
This Arrangement moves N, qtr SllUn
~ d,siu,lly QUARTERS, The cav "flN"s
that definitely and must satisfactorily.
Th,rc win D., ail ,f the utib slc,p,nr
var 'nuN, ni,uv,S. for "Ncync.
nul- thcrv h. unv mattel ihu mus,
,him the attention ,f an WIN would
~ in this i0iiN You must max, y'ur
reservations now rhyrr viii hp only
thirty l,uplv to the vsr. and after this
W'u w ,umsv Il lh'tv IL suffl,irut
nunh,f another cai nlighl b. ul,lrcd
lNi the first thirty must h, sccur,d
Withou, vSs oi ,imr Ahyody ,hcr'
&C., only tNvlvv available siaccs
liaW er these reservations madcr
So lhv vounr hdy at the cigar sturc In
ih' Nmaiillo nuid and g,vc h,r yout
t,,l tHt SlN.sN. and rs dHuc' simple.
isnt a. VT. ih,ts al lhvgv j. Co ~
o. VIA d, a narvlv,s um and such
an association. IN, Nvnd,rful Marshal
t,sb under whosr general dir-tiun IN.
\ y y tough, Then there viii ~
IA, l,od'rs in "a, arm,,s ~ t.pvand
italy AND 'th,r ,v,,Wities an vppnttu
utiv that may mover vvm, artin. and
me- that has not hc,n oftrrvi d tn,,'
inr thusc whU art d.glhlv T. att nl This
convention. taking advantage W thu
ridicul,uslN ioN rate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
Kiwanis Planning
Splendid Program

An A. Hugram will p" given tiilas
neon at N. kiWauls cub luncheon at
"a" Amarillo Hu'sl according io the
pfogram oumnitt-, 10th N,sai and ln.
strum.ntal must, will d, furnished.
Mrs. ,. y i.uk. via sang SOLO.
iusls. lauss wil~'n ~ the rni'od
States pisuict count. NOW IN session
hstv. vin "a, ul thr sir.thrrs Eno-
\. Mllls. VII known writer q Denver.
H. sxIset,d e. l." m thr pruErp IA,
while other festur,r viii o. suulunced
a ths msstinr
II. m,'',ng win h-rln a. igli and
elUSa ~ ALE sharp unless ,hr club
sups more timo for ~ proFiam. ac.
rurding 20 announcement o. members g.
the weekly bulletin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

japanese mstallurgists have he
vslcivd method for converting mag
meth sand into pig iron.
An cgg op.ner, like a lcmvn squecSer,
atchvs ,hc contents In a Gun after
g,ting thu she'd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
Tickets to Go on
Sale Saturday for
Reunion of Cravs

The Rock Island Tailroad announced
Yesterday thal tickets tor tn Coated
cSaic Hcuniua a, Cha,,an~ga. T,an.'
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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-10-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

Labor organizations in Great Britain
France, Italy and Japan were asked to
join in world wide demonstrations
for disarmament" on Armistice Day
when the armament conference assem-
bles, in cablegrams sent out Friday
by Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor.
From depressing heat Rome, Italy
has suddenly been transformed into a
city of shivering cold. A cloudburst
occurred Thursday, accompanied by a
storm of hail, which covered the
streets in some places six inches deep
Hungary must in the near future
completely withdraw from Burgenland,
or West Hungary, awarded to Austria
by the treaty of Trianon, or be force.
fully expelled by the allies, she was
notified Thursday by the council of
ambassadors at Paris.
The British government has dispatch.
ed a strongly worded note to Moscow
calling attention of the soviet govern.
ment to alleged serious breaches OF
faith involved in the pursuance by the
Russians throughout Central Asia and
Afghanistan of campaign of intrigues
against Great Britain.
A great explosion Wednesday at the
chemical products plant of the Ba.
dische Anilin Fabrick Company at Op.
pau, Germany, on the Rhine, wrecked
the town and spread death and de.
struction on every hand. The number
killed is variously estimated at from
1000 to 1900 and the injured close to
1000. One report says that there were
5000 men on the spot at the moment of
the explosion and it is believed that
about half of these were killed.
Fighting between the Serbs and the
AlbanianE continues between the Drin
and Malta rivers, So miles from Tirapa.