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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28

on the Tennessee river. You have seldom visited any city where you could drive from it's precincts right into a plantation. For this and other reasons we have never. had any trou- ble with labor. We have 35 families on Wilder Place. my plant ation, and we have modern schools for the negro children and modern schools for the white children. I have no overseer or manager-but do all of that myself"
 Less Acreage
 After the American Cotton asso- citation convention last year." Mrs. Edmundson continued, T went home filled with optimism and hope as did all the farmers of the south. Cur tailment of acreage and the splendid way in which the local bankers stood by the farmers made 1t possibl Q for the farmer to be just where he is today. Of course, diversification was al once the order of the day and we have Successfully raised cattle, hay and corn, which, while not as remunerative as cotton, Is an inter- esting side line of farming.
 When I was left young widow with a farm on my hands, people wondered what I'd do with It., and naturally supposed I'd sell it and move into the city and take board CTS" Mrs. Edmundson said laughing ly, 'but I fooled them by keeping the, plantation and learning the right methods of farming and then oper- ating the farm myself The result is l have model farm and only a few nights ago we operated two trac- tors, worked by electricity at tight blowing by moonlight as the farm CTS do out west.
 T have been successful" Mys. Ed mundson declared, because I lova farming and I love living in the country. In the Tennessee valley. of Alabama there is no such word as fail as well as in the lexicon of youth and I have never seen the year since I became farmer when l have not made good crops and had a successful year.
 Bankers Helped
 '"Too much praise cannot be given to the local bankers" Mrs. Edmund son said, and the part he has played in helping the farmer. With thou sands of dollars loaned to the far:l- CT, the banker has backed us up in everything we have done and after the cotton convention last year, if the banker thought that the fafmer was borrowing o much money, which meant that he was raising too much cotton, he -efused to lend it to him, and that of course made curtail- ment absolutely necessary.
 Twenty cotton this fall means speedy return to normal con ditions.' Mrs. Edmudson said. "and as l said before, one more year Of curtailment and of dversification in crops will put the south in the best financial condition 1t has been in for years"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28

many more i apras tedag fa
 tify regard ca4ea hasn inveaA gated.
 It is believed that number of ad- ditional witnesses have appeared be- fore the county jury relative to thd vice investigation which was start' ed several weeks ago Thirty fndlc,, ments charging vagrancy and viola ing the prohibition law were rdl turned against number of allege operators of rooming houses in t partial report of the grand jur made October 15. v
 The grand jury Is expected to maj t a. partial report this afternoon
 the alleged vice situation in this c ii
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
MANY ADDITIONS
Dr. billiard Gets Results at Tusca.
 loOsa Revival

Tuscaloosa, October 27.--(Special) to the membership of the First Bap- tist church in this city since pr. J, E. billiard started holding series of services more than week ago Some of these are for baptism and many are joining by letter. Dr. L. O, Dawson states that there are over 1,500 citizens in Tuscaloosa, not in- cluding college students, who are members of Baptist churches in other cities; also there Is one Sunday school class of young ladies in. the First Baptist church in which there are IS enrolled members In churches else- where. None of these are boarding school students, but are residents of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
DEATHS

Z. V. Otis-Funera1 services for l.. V. Otis, age 39, who died at his resi- dence, 1906 Underwood avenue, "wednesday night, will be held tor day from the residence at 8 o'clock with interment at Forest Hill cem- etery. Woodin in charge. The fra ternal lodge. A.. F. and A. M, No. sS4, will conduct the services at !, the grave. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Nellie Otis, and one daughter, Miss Mary Otis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28

Interest in this convention is world wide. Among the telegrams expressing regret over inability to attend or send delegates is one Hrom
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
ENGINEERS ID
 HEAR GELLERT
Will Demonstrate Cleaning Blast Furnace Gas With
 Electricity

1 The American Society of Mechanical
 Engineers will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce
 auditorium to hear an address by N.
 H. Gellert, who is considered by many | of the leading mechanical engineers 1 of the country to be an authority on the subject on which he will speak,
 'The Value of Clean Blast Furnace Gas"
 The Birmingham section of the American Society of Mechanical En- gineers is headed by Frank Crockard,
 who will preside at the meeting this
 evening. It has about 50 local mem
 bers. R. H. Cunningham is secretary
 of the organization.
 In addressing the society this eve ming Mr. Gellert will explain the
 values of clean blast furnace gas as
 it relates to efficiency of production and the lowering of production costs in steel plants.
 He will explain the process of cleansing the gases that are allowed to escape from the tops of blast fur
 mace stacks in order that they may
 be used again for the hot stoves and
 under the boilers that furnish the mo- tive power for the furnaces. The process, an electrical one, was
 invented by Dr. k. c. Cottrell, for
 mer director of the bureau of mines, and was adopted for blast furnace use by MT. Gellert, who is graduate of
 Yale university in the class of 1910.
 Mr. Gellert has received the B. A,
 Ph. D. and c. E. degrees since his graduation. He has been actively en-
 gagged in the study of gas and gas products for several years and is now
 president of the Gellert Engineering company, consulting engineers. Phila- delphia.
 Every blast furnace has approxi- mately 50 per cent of its coke con verted into gas,' said MT. Gellert in explaining his process to several men who had been invited to witness a preliminary demonstration of the miniature apparatus at the Chamber of Commerce. This gas comes out of
 the top of the stack is burned in
 the hot stoves and under the boilers
 for steam requirements of the fur
 mace. The gas is dirty with ore dust and coke dust as 1t comes from the furnace. If it Is properly cleaned 1t
 will result in saving to the firm due to the better efficiency in burning the clean gas and also due to the pro Iongation of the~life of the equipment in using clean gas.
 "These savings for one large blast
 furnace may amount to about $l00,-
 O0c a year"
 'Ehfs s the first attempt to trans
 late in do,S4rs and cents the sav-
 irs tbat Sar he obtained by this process.
 X cordial n tation Is extended to sil mechanical engineers of the city rand 70 all oths ss that may be inter- ssts8 in this feature to attend the aeetlng thls vening by II \ Gun nnghani
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
Adjustment Of Acreage to
 Market Demand Key Note
 OF Cotton Contention Here
Wannamaker. President of American Cotton Associa ton, Analyses Available Supply in His Annual Report Visitors Welcomed to City in
 Warm Speeches by Local Of
 ficials-Reports Rendered
By RICHARD F.. JOHNSTON

Leading the to the financing and sale of the the s. Wannamaker of South Carolina, president is
 The association nent dyerscaon and accomplished that points these policies velopment into machinery that will ton product the price and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
GRAND JURY TO MAKE
 A PARTIAL REPORT

After a recess of two weeks the Jefferson county grand jury recon vened yesterday when 8 docket of 40 cases was taken up. More than 100 witnesses were examined, and as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-28
- 777 MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses vera issGsd ate yesterday at thu ol- fice of ths probate judge:
 William Q. Carroll and Miss Flor ence Screws.
 Eusene 4. Shields and Mss Eunice Mildred Hawkins. c. r. Jones and Miss Lols wilson
 James X. yeitch and Miss Pesfi Thorhpsor. John Nichols and Mrs. Rosie Della '1,S akgar1
 Arthur F. Judd and Mrs. Annie Bei' AIaSke. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
PROVISIONS MAKE SMALL GAIN.
WHILE HOG MARKET IL
MUCH STRONGER
nv AsseeIalrl Prcss.

CHICAGO. Fob. 2s.--Bg receipts ut
Kansas city had n dcprcssins lnfi4tnt1
today ON the wheat market here. Rallies
failed 20 last and the close wea weak
Ia 90 I s.ic net lower with March
i.Ge i.s 20 1866 80 and May i.bG 10 to
ls6 90. Corn finished unchanged 10
i.ic lower and oats nj n shade 20 i.tc
advance. Provisions gained 10 Toe.
Bears mndc much 81 word that ar.
rivals at Kansas city today totnlcd e2b
cars This news IN connection with
some selling ~ wheat to he put into
store here led a. a material setback IN
values during the first hour. subse.
luently. Indications 81 export business
nj the scaboard together with n revival
81 green hug advlccs from the south.
west led 20 n sudden upturn In prices
Attempts. however. which holders
made to realize. demonstrated quickly
that the market was lacking In sustain.
cd buying power. Prices showed an
especial tendency 10 mg In the final
fifteen minutes.
An unexpected falling of In the
visible supply of corn tended TO steady
the market for corn and oats.
Provisions declined with hogs but
later scored gains owing To apparent
likelihood that early arrivals u hogs
would diminish.
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sugar.


~ Aaaoeietsd Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Thc local mar
kct for raw sugar was quiet today, and
tho only sales reported were 1000 TONS
of San Domingoes 10 Canada ut s-Sc,
IT,. I. y. There was no report made by
the committee. and prices were UNI
changed at a4c for cuhas, cost and
freight. equal Go b.77 for centrifugal.
In refined the continues wurc Of fair
proportions. and Il was said rcfineru
have considerable orders On hand. with
several Of them out % the market.
Prices were unchanged nj 7.7s for fine
granulatcd.
The futures market was weak and
prices closed nj the lowest az the day.
az i5 TO IL points net lower. Unsettled
feeling In regard to legality OF the
workings of the new Cuban selling com
mission led 10 Increased offerings from
outside interests. and business was more
active than for several days past. March
closed NJ a.se; May. 5.ii; July. Sal, and
September. $40.
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III UULI 0IvHricv
STATEMENT GIVEN OFT ny
GENERAL. MANAGER AFTER
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION
ny Associated Pres.

ny NN-'u 'r'~A
CHICAGO. March Henry Shcarcr
general manager IL the Michigan cen.
trail lines tonight announced that the
rads investigation had proved that
the engine and fireman ~ the Michi
gan Central train were to blame for
the wreck ut Porter Indiana. Sunday
nigh, In which ~ persons were killed.
MIR. Shearcr's s,ntemcn, sunrl,n,nt.
ed one issued earlier in the day at
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
New Orleans Cotton.
Port Movement.

ny Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2S.-prlccs
were lower In the cotton market today,
practically from the opening to the
close. although IN the late trading a
faint hearted attempt at reaction WIS
acen when shorts covered IN a largo
way. At thu lowest the market WINS Gi
To "a points down. Belatcd liquidation
and the reporting Of stop loss orders
were mainly against the price toward
tho end. Al months were 90 new low
record prices for the season.
Tho agitation to prohibit short selling
appeared 10 b. one u the main factors
worl,in; for tho future decline.
In the early Afternoon stcadno,S d..
sclppcd on floor gossip that large line
OF shorts had been covered and Tor a
while the market acted IN more nor
mal way than Tor several sessions past.
only TO weaken again when. liquidation
increased.
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closing: beef steers steady 3
tat she stock steady 10 CSC hIx
strong. Gamers and calves
stockers and feeders strong &,
,r. Twenty-Five loads II To
nntinc steers ts0sto: bee
choice ss.&o9i0.io: medium u
lightweight. good ss.toNs.so:
t70s.e0; butcher cattle. heIfcf'
SIS. bulls ti0s.es; cannsr~ ~
t2.5O94.7s: veal calves @a.zs ~
or steers s7.2bGs.so: rtocker D
$50: stocker cows and heIfei
G.s5.
Sheep. 1900: market on 4
scarIings steady, lamhs -
lower. Lambs. "a pounds ID
&c sio.so. l.ambs. Sc pounds al
SO. Lambs. Gull and comm
ts.2s. ycarling wcthers. H1l
Ewes. good and choice ff.5o|
Ewes. culla and common. 5<.b|
Feeder lambs. te.7s to SEES. /
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Market News
COTTON MARKET IS CORN AND OATS UP;
WEAK, NO DEMAND WHEAT IS LOWER
NET DECLINE on FROM s. TO 100
POINTS SHOWN At CLOSE
or DAY


ny Associated rraa.
NEW YORK. Feb 2s-Thc cotton
market showed continued weakness Ia
day. Al deliveries made low records
for the season, The Close was barely
steady and within few points ~ the
lowest, showing a net decline ~ So "a
100 points.
The market opened easy at n decline
" 81 % 30 points owing To the lower
Liverpool cables and reports of con
tlnued trade depression In Lancashire
Houses with Liverpool connections
were heavy sellers while there was also
active selling by brokers who had been
among the heavier buyers ON the de-
clines of last week, and before the
market showed any nlly II Importance,
active months had shown net iosscs II
Is 10 70 points. A good deal of cuvcr.
lng at this level led 10 reactions II 20
10 30 points from the lowest, hut oihrr.
wise the market seemed 10 be- withou,
support. and prices turned very weak
again during the afternoon.
Southern selling here was not as ac
tive M the selling by Liverpool and ~
cent buyers but Il was In sufficient
volume "a encourage the talk ~ In
creased spot pressure before the new
crop II planted and local brokers re-
ported a falling of IN the demand from
domestic mills owing 10 unsatisfactory
conditions In the goods trade. One d
the private cables received from Liver
pool Enld the market there was In q
demoralized condition and that politics
were disturbing factor. Exports fol
the day were lS.sss. making s,s7s 90;
40 far this season Port rc1nlpis 20.
SIS. United States port sticks l.3ss.
7sG.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01


CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.- -CattI
10. 600: beef steers strong 10 !
top 5000. bulk $s.5o0io.o(
she stock csc higher: spolH
choice GOO pound hclfcrs 1
fat COWS and hclfcrs $3.50 "a
and cutters scarce. largely
bulls strong 20 2sc higher:
0G.35; calves STEADY; sca1cl
tfi.o00ie.Oo; stockcrs ans
ntrong 90 Csc higher.
Hogs. receipts $1,000; opc
CSC lower: closed active wit
early loss medium asa hea
rcgained; top sie.eo; bulk :
down sin.ssRfO.ho: bulk -
ana up ss.so9io.io: pies ste
lower: bulk desirable so 10 4
plgs se.750i0.o0.
sheep. receipts 10000: fat
orally steady: fat ycarlines
steady 60 strong: lambs d
ehorn lambs top $1,000; bun
sio.50ai1.00; ycariings
wcthcrs top 800: ewes top
fat ewes se.0006.s0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01

ny Associated rrss. u
NEW YORK. Feb 2s.-The market
for coffee futures was lower today un'
der scattering liquidation. and trade
selling. accompanied by talk Of lower
firm offers from Rio and Victoria. and
probably there WIS some local selling
promoted by wealhcss IN other markets
particularly cotton. The close WINS a few
points up from the lowcJ on covering,
hut showed net loss OF n 10 10 points
for the day. arch, COG; May ca; July.
ess; scptmebcr. 7.2i; October, T.s6; DE
ccmbcr. 7.CO.
Spot coffee. quiet; Rio Is. 6i'2Gb-Si
Santos a. . i.2Hl0.
brazilian port receipts, 1900; Jun
diahy receipts $4,000. Rio cleared $500
bugs Tor the United states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
Catonseed on.


NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Aftcr start
INK lower under March liquidation. cot
tonaced oil rallied on short covering and
with lard. but prices Slipped off again
before the close through selling on the
weakness In cotton and lack OF trade
support. March closed unchanged. and
other active positions II To 10 points
net lower. Sales. 1900 barrels. Tenders,
900 barrels. Prime crude. 300 hid
prime summer yellow spot. nominal;
March. C.7O: May. 7.s7; July. s.77, all
hid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
FoR RESTING furnished rooms 1905

fhb tntsft
ion ~ those two countries
would XIII proposals Tor dis.
l." and brand the entire
n from the United States with
nccrlty."
proposals as ~ disarmament,
anccd and quorum calls and
ltary inquiries held back the
. the senate NJ they were put
In the night Senator Borah
to dinner and Senator King
4 NJ the fight aHains, the hill
me senator polndcNtcr hnd
privately that u fillibus,cr was
! force.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
Yes, It's Printed I

The News deals ~ fairly with ns out .oi
with those 10 town.
The News does MT oinl n mart ~ IT, Is
dated today, and then rrmo,e the forms and %
prln. more 81 the same issue Tor It's out Of 60,
The News deals fairly with it, out.oftow
MARI feel warrant in dccei,ing them. than u G
town.
The News appreciates Its readers In neirI
N thoroughly ~ Il does those 81 the home con
actly alike
The News you receive this morning II IN
mornlng--not printed yesterday aud B0Gusl.N
The News Is y Plains Country institutlo,
sustaln--it don't deceiye.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY ~ ROOM

DooRNE, Holland, March Twill,
former Empress Augusta Victoria wa,
confined In her room sunday, her forti
eth wedding anniversary tn former En-
prr"r William was celebrated by han
quest for workmcn on the Daornc estate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
For Quick Service
CALL SIS
REAL ESTATE

W.T." HV'I' 'V'N'ns' F'vun
. sa.sHs Aassaa su-
would he adopted without much debate.
leaving the case near the top ~ the
docket to he called M about month
hence.
In recent opinion attorney general
Palmer. declared Judge Lands was
within the law In holding his baseball
and judicial jobs, hu, this Il II said.
figured little In committee consideration
~ the charges. The report ~ the sub
committee VIII express decided and
emphatic protest against this practice
10y n federal Judge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01

WICHITA. KANS.. Feb.
$500: market si.i5 lower:
bulk sS.70Gs.bO. -.
Cattle 100. market steady
beef steers st.soGs.so: beef
hcifcrs ss.5OG7.0o; stockers
crs sf.5O9s.0o; stock cows 1
ss,50Ws.75; bulls ss.soG5.l
tC.500iO.0O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01

KANSAS CITY. Fob 2s.--Hogs.
1850; Market closing steady TO ibc
lower: best lights showing most de-
cline. picker top $3.50. bulk OF sales
seiOGae5: top s9.sS: heavy weight
Ss.sOaa.as; hght lights. ss.6Og9 .65:
pigs. sa50H 1895: stock pigs ss.5OaslO.
Cattle. II 900. followers s62. market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
Rice.

" NH10Flhtfd I-FtH3,
NEW ORLEANS. Feb, 2s.--isough
rice. no ralcs; receipts. LEA Rcks: mill
cr.' rccciptes. i.7sa sacks: clean rice.
ntcady: sales. Honduras. 2st pockets,
2 i.sc To Use; japan. 40 pockets mt
3i.ic. Blue Hose, s.G0s pockets. i'2c
70 lee; Early Prolific. i.it7 pockets
At . sSc. Hiram and polish. unchanged;
ifcccip,E. 1890.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
Real Estate
For Rent

One room 20 foot by 90 foot In new
brick building ON Santa fc tracks en-
closed In our storage building. Can be
used for now merchandise. can goods.
machinery and automobiles. Come and
look II over, or phone 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
MIST veil, leaving; 4.room fu
furnished

furnished
I j. ~ "
500 acrof
Will Yield
there lH |.
est AiuI'
reports 1
t'o,ton,l
no chang
j. H. I,,F
that belts
In his cV'
drilled |
Manage
the H. Ill
to all. anF
tractor v
or not, isl
part In y
school IN,
Floyd Il
the l'anhG
|. Case I'd
tending N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
NJ. & l.. TRANSFER &
STORAGE co.
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the
wildorado Elevator Company. or any
personal property u the wildorndo Elc.
vator Company, are notified to file such
claims at once with.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01

Uss These Little Busineus g.
ers and Watch Yeur Bu1
Grow.
The meeting place isf bsyers
sellers 81 the Panhandle Ter 4
results use a classified ID.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
LODGE NOTICES

n MASONIC BULLETIN
tfs.-M For Week Beginnini'
N A AFebruary 2sth. 1891.
V2% Monday o y. M
AQLW Called Meeting Amarillo
EVN Lodge No gsi for Work
IN ". A. Degree.
Tuesday. 7:so .. m.--special Meeting
o. n. \. Initiation
"Wednesday. 9 y. m.-cailed Meeting
Amarillo Lodge No. 73i FOR Work In
y. G. Degree.
Thursday. y. m.--Called Meeting
Amarillo Chapter for Work IN X. A. De.
gree.
Friday, 7 y. m.-statcd conclavc Am.
arfllo cummandcry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Cottagc close In. COO
Johnson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
Real Estate
Land
Land

Land
Section Of land adjoining 81, Francis
This Is all good tillablc land. h. right at
the elevator and will be on paved road
$3.50 per acre with good terms
40 acres adjoining the city limits tina,
viii come ~ as city lots. You will have
To see this land 10 appreciate Its To-
cation and value. Might take some city
property in on the cash payment
A Groom house we'll and windmill
and other improvements on about J
acres just outside II city limits to trade
for u house and lot close In.
Lots
We have some special bargains In
lots on North Polk. Taylor and Fillmore
Streets. No.
Some east front lots on South FIN
more at si0s0OO
iO0XiiO east front being on tho cor
ner In the south part Of town two blocks
On the pavemen, for $4,000.
City Property
iroom brick house strictly modern IN
southwest part OF town. ssssO.OO. To
show this means n sale.
4 house and lot 10 trade Tor cattle.
Have BABY Grand Chevrolet TO put
In as flrs, payment on property
isroom two.siory modern house clos
IN on Buchanan for $4,000 with small
cash payment.
I. M. BRUNER &
COMPANY
500 Taylor Stree, Phone s2oS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01

roR RENT-i.room house near Santa
tc depot. Phone 1916 after G.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01
WANTED TO BUY

wANTED-To buy second hand furni.
ture and gas stoves Of all kinds. Best
ash prices paid. Phone zoos.
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FINANCIAL

FOR sALE--First Vendors lien notes
Tor sale. Price attractive. Amounts
$500 to $4,000. a. l.. Harrison, Happy,
Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-01

wANTED-work by boy N. prefer
work In town. Phone 1889. 7Oi Jack.
SON.
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WANTEp-oood cIean cotton rags NJ
DAILY News office. Ask for Mr.. Camp.