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CHICAGO CArTLE

CHICAGO CATTLI:
Chicago. APR. 30-CatLie. rcceipts
10000: compared with wc"% 49, beef
steers l. to 2Ic lower: nmi,.rtr she
stock and bulls % to 30 i""".: "alves
30 to 75c higher: stnckrrs I'." feeders
steady to Zoe lover; top beef :.'"rrs this
week SIS; top ycarlinGS 3."H.
Hogs. receipts. soon: ar;,N ': mostly
steady to !0c lower than ', '""day's
average: good ci"a RANGES: t",' SD: bulk
N.G0N S.i0: pigs - to IHr lower: desir-
able pigs mostly Is n Ia.
sheep. receipts $500: r"' ''ipiS today
practically all TO packers direct: com
rIred with week ago. fat lamb" steady
20 25r higher: some mediums and heav-
ir$ up more: sheep and yearEngs,
steady.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Apr. "G.--Moaih end and
Weekend conditions made for fi!ghty
markets on tho Chicago hoard OF trade
today. the short session being marrcd
by rapidly fluctuatinS prices with
sharn rallies the rule al tn" close.
The net result in wheat was again off
:. TO ! cent with May closing At Isl 10
l.3II. and July Winding up AT l.01'4
TO los. Corn Was generally a ~ ~
higher and May oats lost Is 10 i cent
wi:h the deferred opt or" ~ tina, era N
about ~sr hiGhCr. lkiri lost - cents
but pork and ribs ranged from ) cents
higher 20 l0r lower.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va. April 40, 81
Furnished The lnteil!G"rc,7 by A. r
Aasten & Co. members fitt"burSh StocH
Exchange. second floor Eatlona! BANK
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MY. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. April so. Il
Furnished The Intelligence by a Z
Nssten q Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF w. Va. Bldg. ---..--. .
n IIi..h LOW (lOSN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02

I'll, ,,,,.r,,l T., ,'r,,,, ,'rnn.ny " 81!
H,>.. irr sur,nai nrrniu, 81 iiS I'm. new
model mani. \,- l.I-I"G-iaS sixteenth
>.r,c, on rhnr..Ia%. compared with any
,.,hc- i..n cream, ;,,nur u III, lni:"t
slaIcs m, I,nprri..; I,.,ul - Gr';tr,d /"
h, .r,oud To- nuur. IT,. pant NOT "n!y
,.,uj.,rn,v l., the r,u.. i.nli" rrEuia1lon
r. IN, Rurr,u - ll,n.fh 49, Wheeling
ami ot rL,. -r..r bet .i..u,aiiuns have
Lno,, ir,r,,I,.,.n. f,..r ara round rr.y IN
80 t:.,, IT,. r..,u, manufacturing
~. .,,,,
x,,,.... ,,,.e,r.
"' ''.'"'' 90 h. g: :;
""!H " 1.N''' '''' ~ ,;,r
II '"' 'h'''' Wv i..
enough :" r"' h'"'+ - "''''
STUDY ~ '' "'''''' H. "''''.' w. 80 ..
U;aC;@r!u@ "!.r g IN '''Nht! "''S'
l'"P"'''i a. 80 v ..
Tho m""h'"i'..t "'.;T' "''n'"' =. 'Ui"H
tI:n fI~S' i'""r. ana = - astonishing IN"
,nouu: ~ in.,..H.r"Il TIA. = required !"
r-odur,. 2, .. ,,.....+%ary Trrr.crTat :ou 70:
,,,.,, 49,, ,,r,. rr ;,,. ,~..rl
CIV ,,~,a 77i+
t-'-SS oN-'-'
In-rr Unit - ~" very latest types
b.r; suc,d lrrr,nIi... compression ma
,';,,., .,. -, r,u=taui Gnrrtilon. Erinc
- ,. ...,,,,,.,or. md
',. ~ a., .,rr,nrrb IN m
IAN '''' ''''. ,r,..,,., ,.,,,.-
sure the n.Hn"t'" .'r' 81 '''' '''"'" ''''-
Htartiy. "NtrH m,I'.. h"jnr h"!d IN re-
..cry,. IN carr ,.f hI"aN.."Wu. for nothing
:! ,,,,r,. ....-,., = ~ - uHruracturc q:
-. .i,,,. ,l.. =. ..,. iY, i,utliI,. A.
inns lr""h'' ','' - '' t...'.,
SUr3ncc tnhi lh"r" Wiz y" Nv
rnintncntS II, d' !lN'i! 'i'" t"' "'"''
has br"n piarrH
The second flr": vi! probably prove
,,o., interesting. Ia inr avcrag" visitor
c., ha-, ,b,. j., r,,a,,, j.. frozen by :,
~" ,..r;...,, ,!r;,nn freezer,
paNc'E 90 nv. ems.
cnRStFUC''d 81 ,'' "''' H'',''' -:
tOmary Sait and i'' nN"l Y" P''"I''
cream III ia" h"n" WI! u" h"''''h'i;
missing for ar"Imd tn" drum al fH'h
freezer - circulated at Il very .:Eh
,.Ircitv. BRINE mechanically EauE"d TO
~. ,,n,ne-,turn ,f Il degrees above
wv
"et"' =, ,.,r,io,, .,,o
Just as II - ..,L i.!. r.
Ice cream ny ~: use ~ "a ,,s m,'..,, ,rr,.
;"r IN" ~. "'i,T -, homo. il :
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wAserfne. W. va. April 30, II.
Furnished the tuteil'Scucer by a. r.
Masten 6 Co. members Boston STOCK
Errbongc- second floor National BANK
81 w Va. Bldg
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Sterling Products lnc.-Tvansfer books
close April IS. for 4 3 per cent cash d.ei-
dend. payable May >.
NOTICE - beginning Monday. .t1rh
25th tho hours of the Wheeling Stock
Exchange will be from $50 a. m. TO
90 y. nj.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Wheeling. w. Va, April 20. 81.
Reported by a. r.. MAS.ea Co.. mep,
bers New York stock Exchange. second
POOR Nationai Banh OF ". VA. Bldg.
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TOLEDO MARKET,

Toledo. Apr 3n.-Wheat, cash and
May 1.fG: July. LIZ.
Clovcrsccd, prime. cash and April,
1926: October. SO.
Alsike. prime "a sh. 1850
Timothy prime. cash. 1915. ESQ; 1919,
2.s5; 1920. April and May, 80; Septem.
lcr o3J
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va April -. II
,nny quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange compiled for Tho lntelltgen-
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OIL MARKET
oil city, Pa., APR. 30-No runs or
shipments reported.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

C~oSher topics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02

In9pectION WeuIesudy.
ON "Wednesday the now Imperial plan
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
AUTO BRIDGE Is
REAL GOLD MINE

BALTIMORE, ma, April is.-l
Because OF tho enormous automobile
trafic between New York, Philadei-
phia. Baltimore and Washington. tho
highway bridge across the susquo-
hanna river formerly the Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad bridge. has IN the
past few years proved verltabie
gold mine to the Havre de Grace and
Perryvile Bridge Company. Accord
Ing to the annual report just Issued
1920 beat the record for prosperity.
The report shows the company's
gross income FOR 1920 was SIG
S92.27, that It paid dividends
amounting 70 $4,000. carried s2l.-
372 20 a depreciation fund put
5000 aside as special reserve and
then had al the end OF the year a
total reserve Of S44.56s. all this Tor
company that originally started
with "A paid up capital OF only 500.
Before the commission fixed the
rates the charge for a passenger car
was 81. The commission fixed it at
so cents. The new rate is go cents.
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
WOMAN Elected
TOWN OFFICER
Mrs. Laura ]. Hossinger
Named Secretary-Treas-
urer of Newark Council
OTHER OFFICERS
ARE ALSO NAMED
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. April 19.-After ten
years service Samuel 3. Herdman.
because Of illness has retired as Sec
retary and treasurer Of Town Council
and collector Of taxes Mayor T.. b.
Frazer made the announcement al
the reorganization OF Council last
night that Mr.. Herdmamn would be
unable to serve any longer and Mrs.
Laura J. Hossinger. widow OF the
late Joseph II. Hossinger who served
as Mayor for six years. was elected
TO succeed him. Robert L. Arm
strong was the only other candidate.
Council will provide a new Office for
Mrs. Hossinger. on Main street for
the collection OF taxes.
other officers elected by Council
were: Attorney. Charles p. Evans
alderman. Leonard W. Lovett: su.
perintendent OF water and light.
Jacob shew. The naming OF a street
supervisor was left with the street
committee and the appointment Of a
chief Of police TO Mayor Frazer
Mayor Frazer and Councilman r.
Clifford Wilson. Charles W. Colmery
and Clifford Willis. who were re-
elected for a term OF two years. last
week, and A. L. Beals. the new mem
her all took the oath Of Office last
night Tho holdover members are
o. W. Widdoes and Robert Morrison
Mayor Frazer announced the ap.
pointment OF the following standing
committees for the year: Water an
light, Messrs. Wilson. Morrison en-
Colmery; street and sewer, Colmc-v
Widdoes and Willis; town buii5sng
Beals. Morrison and Willis.
Under supervision Of repEese,4a.
tives Of the Fire Underwriters 49,.
citation the new Stutz triple 'cor,bir,.
tion automobile fire engins n,rcbos
ed by the Aetna Hose. Hgok ana an,
ladder Company Of Neyarl yiii h,
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
TWO ARTISTS TO
ASSIST FARRAR
Baritone-BaSS and 'Cellist
Will Appear in Concert
With Her
WIDELY KNOWN ;
ONE AN AMERICAN

Geraldine Garrar, the noted prima
donna. will have two assisting artists
Of international name when she
sings in concert at the Playhouse. on
Wednesday evening. April 27. This
announcement has been received
from her manager. c. ]. Foley. Of
Boston.
One will be Edgar schoheld. bass
baritone lie is an American, and
Feceived his musical education IN
Italy. singing in n number Of opera
houses there. he also has made
tours OF South America and Austria
lia The name of the second assist
ing artist will be announced later.
Alr. schoncld holds the position
OF principal baritone In st. Barthol-
omew's Church. New York city. The
church is noted for the many fam
GUS artists who have sung there,
among whom are Clarence White
hin. now of the Metropolitan opera
Company and Allen Hinckley, form
crly of the same company He was
"a member OF Geraldine Farrar's con-
cert company during the season of
1920. and proved so successful he
was rcongaged for the present one.
Program for the Farrar concert Is
expected to be received about Thurs
day. In view OF the addition OF the
two artists a baritone bass and
'cellist. 50 is anticipated that 70 will
offer wonderful possibilities OF an
evening OF exceptional music.
There IS every indication. jucBinn
from tho receptions given heI
throughout the present season, thai
Miss Farrar will have a big house
due not only to her popularity as q
grand opera artist, but TO her wide
spread popularity In Wilmington az
"a screen star.
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
GRANGE TO DISCUSS
WORLD WAR DEBT
speeIaI b I'd EvenIng JournaI.

D N|NNtNtt N" AAN AaNNtAtAN "ANA Netf
NEWPORT. April is.-Delawar
Grange held its weekly business
meeting ia the Red Mems Hall last
evening
on next Monday evening the
Grange meeting will be open to all
those Interested in boys and girls
clubs Professor Martin OF Delaware
College will lecture on Club Work" d"
The following questions will be
discussed by members Of the Grange
on Monday evening. May 2.
Flrst-"should the United States
cancel an obligations due It from
other nations on account OF the
war"
Second Would the open shop
principle in industry be best FOR the
interests OF the United States.'
Third-"should tine United states
sell or turn the Philippines over 10
the people Of the islands2"
Fourth-"1s the Grange a benefit
90 the community"
Evening journal., 1921-04-19

given a test starting at II O'Clock
Thursday m ming.
The Newl Farm Bureau COM
munity has ieceiFed an order OF
sixty-fve bushels Of soy beans from
Sussex county.
A series Recommendations will be
held In the community showing the
use Of soy beans as a hay crop. a seed
crop, a hogeing of crop and siIagc
suppl iemental crop.
Ihe Odessa Farm Bureau COM
mpnity at a meeting last week. at
which p. +. Pleasanton presided.
Suggested the idea OF the local farm
bureau comparatively buying a car
load Of binder twine.
Quotations received show that the
farmers can realize big saving by
buying their twine on this plan. Mid
dletown, Townsend and Mt. Pleas
ant Farm Bureau communities have
agreed to the plan. and orders for
practically a car load OF twine has
been received. The committee will
at an early date announce that they
are ready to receive bills from deal
ers and wholesalers on the order
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
road. which V
PASSOVER ERs.l.Is s!sias :ss :ss|
BEGn' Be FRIDAY


Passover. the Jewish festival Of
liberty, known IN Hebrew as
"posach." begins next Friday eve
ming. Among families adhoring
strictly to traditional regulations.
tho concluding day OF the celebra-
tion will be next Saturday, a week.
while more liberal Hebrews conclude
the Passover week on the day be
fore.
During the week Jewish families
eat matzoth. unleavenod bread.
which is cracker-like and is used as
a substitute for regular bread. The
more strict also partake OF their
meals from different dishes than
those used during the rest Of the
year. while cooking utensils are like
wise changed.
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
81 DIVIDEND ON
WAR LIFE POLICIES

WAsHIN0TON. April io.-secre-
tary Mellon has announced a divi-
dend on Government life insurance
OF not less than 81 por thousand for
Insurance.
Tho dividend. it was explained,
will be paid IA cash on the $780,
$4,000 of permanent converted In
surance. FOR which earnings total
ing st,O3O.016 have been apportion-
ed. In addition to the permanent
insurance. the Secretary added, out
OF the $40. 10000 written by the
Government upon the lives OF sol
diors. sailors and marines during th'
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
CI.osrs mn GARRErr cAsE-

WEST CHESTER, Pa, April ~.
District Attorney Windle. who has
been investigating circumstances
surrounding the finding OF the body
of Miss Anna NJ. Garrett Swarth-
more. Boa the Brandywine, half
mile south Of Pocopson. SIS now GER
tain that it was a suicide and the
coroner's jury will render such "a
verdict when It convenes.
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
eommIltss ,nemhsrs Il

was ,e.fero was IN eycct December 81
last t3.5b2. .5eo,boo OF wartime In
Huranoo.
Policies that have been IN force
two years, no said. on the annivcr-
sary date OF 1924 will receive the
amount OF two yearly dividends. ana
policies in force for one year on that
date will receive one yearly dividend.
Evening journal., 1921-04-19
NOW GARRY ROPE LADDERS,

CHESTER. Pa. April l9.-Ac-
cording to Lyman Rubenstein. rob-
bers are now using rope ladders to
gain admission to buildings they In
tend to loot. An attempt was made
20 enter the Rubenstein home by
four men who came IN an automo-
bile. They were detected trying %
fasten a rope ladder TO the second
story window sill, using "a long polo
in their attempt Interrupted By
James Turner. the men drove away.
Evening journal., 1921-04-19

Domestics and housekeepers.
nurses and cooks will find good posi-
tions through the Want Ads during
the coming week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
$500 Willows Avenue

Modern s-roOm and bath home on so
feet wide street: hot-water heat and
electric lights inciosed porch: excel
lent condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

DALLAS HARTLEY
400 y. Broad. Wyoming S7l-STI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

SEVERAL. GOOD PROPERTIES. including
one OF the most attractive stone residences
in oak Lane; near train and trolley; -
rooms. baths; BEAUTIFULLY finished in hard
wood; parpuetry floors. hot-water heat, elec-
trio lights; shade. shrubbery. etc; II you
appreciate quality and will pay sB5 600 for
an elegart residence, with possession, see
WORRELI. CO. h55 n. 7th.
6S13 y. SYDENHAM--i bedrooms. excellent
condition: immediate possession; sT00 cash
required: entirely modern; . SQUARES to York
road trolleys. DALLAS a. HARTLEY. iT09
n. Broad. wyoming s7l-s72.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
STENTON
I.(D(IA

$1,000 CASH- Buy now, before prices ad
vance, many persons believe nr.r,s ,,I.I
he lower In spring; they won't go as low
AZ 1919 prlc"s. At which thy were con
tracted for. m ,U"N has lOOsrn"d W. there
viii be- more by sprinR--HISo more buSers-
are being bur. ihese facts mean there
won't be- enough h"usrs for sprins hulcrs:
what WI happen 10 prices then" THINK u
overland n Nuu want real hOm~ mod
ern, cNI"C"iv"Iy epu,.'. '.'yd and honesLl} hut'I.
see these IN t1e hea"t Of Logan. ~ltRh N",ow
Wyoming ave. 1000 blOCk-just above Buu
levard wen hn,nc" YOU
s. C.. NEERNATHY
I32S th stnut ". ll1tn aud tourrlnruI SO }
IlAO WAGNER AVE,--IsrRutlrul Groom. q nd.
bath no ISr, hot-watcr heat. eIcctricitl,
price and terms attractive, prompt posses
HARTLEY. 1900 y. Broad. WSo. S7l.S7..
ants quaNIers, billiard room, the cheapest
DALLAS HARTLEY
400 \. Broad. Wyoming S7l-S72.
4s00 y I?rH ST Four bedrooms: large
side yard, splendid coLdItton; $500; IN
speCt TO-DAY DALLAS 4 HARTLEY 400
y, Bro1d u WINNING S7l-S79
WILL rINANCE--H+OO block y llth at q
rooms and TIE bd tn; modern. Phone owner
Woodland i0li j. or apply 5373 Thomas
avenue.
6ath and porch; price 5000 'o'"''
r EAlIAN, 1907 \. lam st
1862" y, ,oTH-L.argc, porch, o,orrooEtng
rooms. 5000, GAREIL., 1Sa $. l@lh.
$500 CAsT wiz purchps" rnodoru hom" hot.
water heat "lectr city. INN poss.; prcs
light, Gtss"l x 90 the $3.50 =, Broad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
HIGHI.NND TNKR

N,drt.f\ DWELLINGS : min f-om snrh
'"imlnaI IN4nG room omen Arep'ac-s
#. n.NE room h''0nn. hadrOon1s. 'tIsi la N
=, ,C ne. n'"' h"ar. Ens and r's"'rir rrica
f""3u nntur.d. Nmql' amount cash. George
y r'u'r l"0' t'noc'uNIf 'r,r t6aS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

OAK IN>

7sOs-lO ARDLETGH AVE (near Mermaid
Stationl: lot .5OxI5O; price $1,000; will
iiranC". Est David NJ Hess. GOT Walnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

II ACRES. mann road r,,t,r h,ar,r-------.-
IA 'IrcIlh; ami Nlih'n committing radiuy ~
IN ,"nHInhIh A-rn0m s'onr dwelling :, ~
WI, Euuu a. inc ,,'.., ''" thdnU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
OI.NEN

N w COR. Sd AND TABOR ROAD
Ono Of Olney's finest homes; loi aOx123; all
fessional man.
Inspected By appointment only.
Phone WyomtE 23i9 W. to a. m
pROPERTY-Nine rooms and . baths. all
modern improvements. in fine reside ntla
section; lot S2xli6 It,: convenient to train
and trolley; price reasonable for quick sale.
Phone Wyoming 23s+ J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

COSf PRICE close to assessment, $4,000 :
modern a-stOry home in good neiahbOr-
hood; near churches schools and ,r0iICys,
4 rooms. porch. bn tn. hot.water heat Dutch
nall, electricity, laundry; owner moving an
other city VIII sacrifice for above price 10
make quick sale; rossession at once it
wRaIrd Chss. j. SChaefer, Vernon Build
ing, Germantown and theltOn RVes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
WEST pHILADELrHIA
VIM. H. W. QUICK & BRO. INC
8 South 10Th Street
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
AHA No. 40th Street

Opportunity to SECURE large houses
suitable for rooming or apartments: 81
rooms and 4 baths: lot 57x17a con
venient to 10th st. elevated station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
6Ol4 HAzELHURST ROAD

BRIDE and grocms paradise. immediate
possession; expenses, S2S. 27 per month,
plus payment to reduce second mortgage,
ca sh $500; price Si5OO; will place your mort
cages free rooms and bath ha rdwood
floors, Dutch hall electricity, shower ba tn
finished in mahogany and white 0pen daily
evenings by appOlntmOnt; 3lOS : shield 81.
between GGth and B7th. north Of Woodland
ave. rh0nr We ,dUnd 1858.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
l52 E. TULPEHOCKEN STREET

electricity; hardwood hoors etc u rooms
aud bath. CHAS, w. MILLER, i2Oi.UT
{ 'Onp) ,nweRlth Rldu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
GI.ENSIDE

EMlDErt tCIlED rooms and hain;f min.
u"S 10 Gl"nSid" station DsIr c. condition.
'Nruu. E"nnlnger R~nnIugpr t;Iansd,
Pa. OppUSit" station,
Gl.ENSIDE New hungslov G .,on,s and
bHlh. hlilC, l"i GONlHO. sac. .Nco. SRSON
Rr.NNI&Gk,R 4 RENNINGED. q, ,"nsids pa
STONE and shInKlc, colonial desiEr -
rooms. lot lOnS2SO. high elevation; ia nOo
Nm r. r Ronertg 4 Sen. Cil"ns'A- PH
I.ENSlDE--StOn colonial, y rooms Isrg.
YIN + H. Ruh"rts h SON GIons,4o "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
Building tots

I.ARGE muro>rd srun, HOUSE. ! acre. r.
MN GNrh st. asNlng prIC" 81! 600. =,
70, uuu.uiu-ur lIgI Rral Es'a'. TRUST co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

WILL rlNANCE-h+O0 block y, lIth st.; 0
rooms and TIE ba tn; modern. Phone owner
Woodland 1917 j, or apply 1878 Thomas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

lSOQ y l2rH ST Four bedrooms; laru.
side yard, splendid coLdltion; $500; IN.
spect toda, DALLAS & HARTLEY. 400
\ BrO1d WNumng STI-STn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

iO42 y l@TH---Cruwford built, q roums
bath and porch; price $4,000
r Z FAnIAN, 1907 \. l5rh st
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
SECRETARY COLBY
IS ATTACKED BY
SENATOR JOHNSON
SENATOR CLAIMS THAT PUBLIC
sIIOtI.D BE GIVEN OFFICIAL
INFORMATION.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ai.-scna,or
Johnson. of California. asked Secretary
Colby today to make public the nego.
iia,lons between the United States and
Japanese on the California land ques.
ton and Nj. Colby says that "lf Sen.
ator Johnson expects to do ghost
dance on this subject. he's got To do II
without me as partner"
senator Johnson. In formal state
mcni reiterated his declaration ns en-.
bodied In statement last saturday.
that Roland S. Morris. United States
Ambassador o. Japan and llaron Shldc
nara. Japanese Ambassador here In the
iegotiations recently concluded. tenta.
lively agreed upon q treaty. which In
fleet r,p,alcd the California nlienland
aw."
Pointing to Secretary Colby'sercply.
llso made Saturday. that the California
senator was proceeding on an crro.
lcous assumption, senator johnson
iskcd that the report IL ambassador
Morris ON the negotiations be- mnde
public. asserting that the people OF
the west are entitled To know what
that report contains"
Secretary Colby. who replied inform
ally toslay 10 the California senator, as
serted that there IN no indication oi
conccnlment here ht the State depart
menu and no secretiveness."
The Secretary intima,cd that the n.
gotlntions would he made public nj
what he rescrihed as the proper time. y
the subject. Mr.. Colby said. was ons
that can not be settled In a covert
manner"
Doubt waa expressed by Mr.. Colby a'
to whether treaty based an the nc
go,iatlons could be- sent to the senate
before the adjournment uf congress and
The end of the present administration
on March I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-01
CH|LDRESs MAN IS
RECOVERING, BOND
GIVEN M'MuRTRY
OFFICERS SAY WOUNDS or MUL
Inns WILL NOT LIKELY
PROVE FATAL.

Robert l.. McMurty. Of Tuiia, alleged
10 have shot Claude Mullins OF Chill
dress. about eleven O'Clock Saturday
night. is now IN Amarillo. having been
released by the authorities nj childreas
on $4,000 bonds. which were furnished
by his father and brother. who Iva In
Clarendon. iie states that he win re.
turn 10 his home nj Tuile Tuesday.
MIR. McMurty In said 10 have arrived
at Childrvss late saturday nisht ana
10 have met Mullins al a hotel there.
After few minutes conversation thero
they are stated To have gone 10 Mullins'
room at the home Of J. J. Land. While
,n Mullins room McMurty IL alleged 10
have shot Mullins two times. once d,
the body and once In the right ieg. Thu
injured man was az once removed %
the sanitarium at chIldress and n
first was said 20 have but little chancs
of recovering. At ii30 o'clock ias'
night. however. the reports were mors
favorable. Mullins II said 20 be op.i
nlstlc as to his chances Of recovery
and the doctors also give him a good
chance.
Il. l.. McMurty. who is accused n
having done the shooting. II a formss
sheriff u Briscoe County. In which
position he served two terms. He sur
rendered himself TO the officers I'M
mcdlatcly after tho shooting. was ~.
leased Monday ON bond. and reached
Amarillo shortly before midnight.