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The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1921-02-11
CARD OF THANKS

desire to express my heartfelt
thanks and deep appreciation for the
services rendered and the many ex-
-pressions of love and sympathy ten
dered me by friends and neighbors
during the Illness, death and burial
of my son, especially the kind servic-
es of Rev. l.. P. Wasson and Rev. ]. e.
Hobson, and friends at the grave
during the rain.
Again thanking all and wishing that
Gods choicest blessing may rest on
each and everyone iS my earnest
prayer
MRS. H. G. CHRISP.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1921-02-11

MONROE, Las Feb. s,-Ths Wal
ter George well, one and one-half
miles southwest of Ell Dorado, was
BROUGHT in at noon today and has a
capacity of 1000 barrels of oil and
20 ,OCO 200 cubic feet Of gas per day,
cording to repo-ts rese.. ed at Mon
rac. The well located on the north
line section Of Union county,
Ark. one mile south os the famous
Rusey gu.her
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1921-02-11
DocTowN NEWS

Mr.. Fl. B. Tidwell and family spent
Sunday night, Monday and Monday
night with Mr.. L. P. Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. Jesse
Burks and wife near Taylor, Miss.
Mr.. Jesse Tidwell spent Saturday
night with Mr.. D. w. Jones and wife.
Mr.. Ross Carol had bad day for
going to town to meet with the Board
Monday.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1921-02-11

To the members of Featherstone
Camp SIT, w. C. u:
In view of the fact that we have
not had full meeting in some time
and it is our regular time to elact
officers, it is desired that a meeting
be called Feb. 20, 1921, at the regular
hall, 1880 A. NJ. All members are
requested to be present.
G., w. PRICE, Commander.
j. .. OLINGER, Adjutanr.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1921-02-11
FORD MADE BIG GAIN.
BUT LOST HIS RACE

The recount of ballots in the Mich
igan senatorial election has been fin
ished by the Senate elections commit
tee, leaving Senator Newberry, Re-
publican, win plurality of 4,S34
over Henry Ford.
Mr.. Ford made a net gain Of 3,323
votes in the recount, but Senator
Newberry's original plurality was
1867.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1921-02-11
ROBBERY
OF DERMA BANK

DERMA, Miss, Burglars
entered the Bank of Derma here last
night and tried to open the vault
door, but for some cause failed, but
the door was badly damaged, and so
badly shocked that it was necessary
to get an expert from Houston to
come and open 1t. There is no clue
to the identity Of the burglars.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1921-02-11
To cure q Cold IL One Dnx

Take LAXATIVE BROMO oUININE (Tablets.l Il
stops the Cough and Headache and works of the
eoio. T. y" GROVES signature on each box. SOC.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1921-02-11
ANOTHER BIG OIL WELL

CORRESPONDENT
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PROVISION M.,HnETS.
COFFEE.

COFFEE.
NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Thcrc fur
ther evening up from the near months in
me market for coffee futures here today.
but otherwise trading was very quiet ana
Hnctuaticns narrow: the opening was
points higher to rulnts love-. and &C.
tive months sold about 20 points ahUy.
last NIGHTS closing figures on scati-ra'.
covering. with May Selling q; ga and
October mt TG5 Part OF tho trading con
sisted of switching froin March 10 May
AZ u and ~ points aud from March 10
September ut les points. Closing prices
We're within point nr two OF the best.
win the market net unchanged to e
POINTS higher. March. G"5; May -: July.
l.ia; Sert.mber., i.5S; October ISL; be-
. spot coffee unchanged: Rio IS Gs: to c.. ::
santos ts. ?tsI laE. Owing To the holiday
in Brazil there were no official quota
tons from the primary markets and very
lew fresh offers wcre rcportct n she cost
ana freight market. Those received were
about UNCHANGED. including Santos is and
6s nj SEQ. Aipcrican credits. brazilian uurt
rrcctnts wcte 5000 bags aud .Iuuiiahy
receipts lh.EO Fpr the fret time since
he war coffee statistics are being received
from Hamburg: Arrivals there during Ian
ua-y amounted to I31.0Jl bags and ,Ia!iv-
cries ioi,or! leaving a stock OF 7i.sD on
February l.
SUGAR.
NEW YORK. Feb. s.-Thc feature In
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the sugar market today was, udvIccs from,
Cuba stating that the government had
appointed coiiimi,slon TO handle all sales
OF SaEar. No IctuIls were available, but
lhe market was ilrricr aud Irices, al
snGccd TO ;he basi of as for Cubas. cost
anu freight. equal 10 i.S3 Tor cent tifuIa
with snis8 s.iGo baga OF Porto Rico anu
80 Cuban.
IN 'etiiich prices were unchanged at
$50 for nno Scrnuiatcd. but there appeared
10 Dc a little better inquiry from some
quarters Tic Cuban news led to active
ore time showed advances OF - TO 30
points Tor active positions. although, near
me cos: there was "a pHrtii. setbn"A on
realizing. c,osinE bids: March, AZ; May
1.bi; July, 40: September 4S9
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provisions the outcome was setback of

provisions the outcome was a setback of
To SIC. va
" hrst the wheat market showed CON
siderable depression owing chiefly tn sell
ing ascTibed to foreigners, with gossip
current that England was supplying Ans.
'tt,hh wheat to Germany on six months
credit. On the decline. however. ,nillinr
n"inand improved and reports gained cir
forests were short and had bren una HE
10 obtain wheat in the Southwest Then
'hih" inc hurry over possible serious darn
ac" bY green bugs. and there was n swift
upturn In tTiccs the market finishing al
tfc top level OF the day How much
Marin the green bug pest would do was
said TO depend on temperatures during
IN" next six weeks. with maximum in
MY pr"oaoie II prevailing temperatures
we're low. only moderately above frcazin.,
Inn'i demand from thc seaboard. together
w!th scantincss or arrivals. counted in
taN"r al bulls. both in corn and oats
commission houses gold provisions on top
!"ss orders. but the ensuing declines wcr.
lar,l overcome later by the strength OF
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CURE MARKET.

NV IIniv"rNa' Strvlcc.l
NEW YORK. Fab s.--Tradinr on III.
curb market was dul; ard ,.rTcrr'lv I'M
interesting. although II somewhat nr'n.-
und"'tone marked III" Irall-ra In rIlr az
two issues pnol operntinnr were .csnon.
y ~" for In"d":at" activity =; tirnrs icit
after n brief display oc STRENGTH thn4" ia
sues settled down and moved in an lrr"cu-
!.r and narrow manner with the rest OF
Tho market.
Curb "iose. bid and uskcI
Swift ........ ,h,S Z, 10,
Swift Intl. ............. c,;..6,nT
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bulls steady; bu.k bologna and beef bulls.
t..as,s.'a. caves steady to sc higher: bai.S
fea!ers. ieVoQii.25: stocite:s ana feeders
glow, and weak.
Hogs; Receipts. SOD opened about
s.ehu!. mostly ~ to &c lower than yessert
u.y's average: spots more in lights and
.lshi butchers. top early. 1913: Iract.c7'i
top late, 1870: bulk. 2ol pOu';d4 dowl,
s.Pn itS: bulk. 20 pounds up s,s3c5a.!5;
ne. steady To zoe iowc.: bu.K. desirable
~, 10 10 pound pigs. 9.LMiJ.U.
Shcrr: Receipts. 1922: opened steady;
closing genera ily :jr iOSGr: b.~t GRADES
ewes. top. 5.GI; bulk. asa ijC. mae haniy
w.thers 52o: bulk. 6.Vu..5o: ro feeder
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December ....... ;i3a 1909 H.a, I4.s
January .,........ i4.I5 ISIS li.io $50
The market closed steady.

Port movement:
New York-Midd,ine. 1905: receipts. 49,:
exports, $50: stock. i0S.G76.
Minor poris-Receipts. ICES; exports.
laeb, stock. 2.2aj.
~: stock. i.43S. 30j
- Total for wcek--Recein,s, Ga.o7S: exports.
Total for s.ason-Recr!p,s, 4,?i.267; cx-
ports, 3UIi.i.5
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CHICAGO GRAIN ,,,,k,,r

CHICAGO. Feb. s--whea, took a big
upward swing i'll price today on agr.cs-
S''" pny!nE. based more or icss or threat
che' crop damage from green bugs in
leSas' The market closed strong n, to
N'.c ne; higher. with Marrh Sl.6lE; to SIG.
ana May s'.53', to $685.. Corn gained
ia To e. ana oats ITS to 2T.,,c In
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CIilRH MARKET,

NEW YORK. Fob. Section good, mar
t"tS were barely steady indny In frs,
n"ni;. Prints s".d better than usual and
r"rcaies were bought on duplicate ori"r,
f.'" b'"ached coitons sold moderately
VIM" wash goods were more active. silks
showed enforcement in demand. Mems
wear WAS hOught sfa rinrlv
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cOrr1lNsI.l.n mn

NEW YORK. Feb. s-Aftc- selling on
! To points cottOnsccd oil advanced
sharply on scattcrcd covering of shorts
"MinE 70 the buiiish showing in grains
AMI cotton Ciosing bids were - 10 q,
n"!n;s net higher for active positions
Sales, 1880 barrels. Price crude. $50. sales
nrlnr summer yellow, spot nominal;
March, 13i: May, S45; Juiy SIG
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

y NN-NTs STOWtS.
ShNANNAlI Ga. Feb. s.-Turpcn,inc
"n.s;: Pcs; mo sales; receipts. 81; ship
Rosln quiet: no salcts. Rccc!tts SeT:
shipments. ,; stock. S;.fis Quote: II. D.
Il. j.. G. II, !, X. ". y. VIC WV. ll;o
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CIIICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKEr.

CHICAGO. Feb. Seattle: Receipts, 10
nlO: better grades Of beef steers and she
stock steady to strong; others closing
weak 10 &c lower: top steers. io.2S: bulk.
1.JoWaC). bulk butcher cows and hcifcrs
5.oDGtG.2j: Gamers aud cutters. 3.25fri.20;
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SALES.
Richmond. Va. T.

50 Virginia Railway and Power ptd scrip.
Is Virginia Railway and Power ptI. scrip.
scrip. ~.
~ Central National Bank. 80
:" Universal Leaf Tobacco pII., 9j.
l,ul Virginia Centuries e.
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ADVERTISING
lSpExED FOR QUICK REFERENCE

lSpESED FOR QUICK REFERENCE
classified advertisements ordered for
The EiCHHUSD TlAi t.S- DISpAr.:h daily
morning euitiun viii appear Ia The next
edition OF THE EVENING DlSfArClI.
me ratea given herewith cove morning
lac exception Of IHr: SUNDAY TIMES.
DlSFAICii. wn.Ch ~ priced separately
Schedule of Want Ad. Rates.
Use word daily. minimum 3oc. set Aol!d
SC VOID daily inI.liium SC. agate Gaps
30 - "oru SUNDAY. minimum 35t. Get solid
Sc a ~Uru SuHJay. Iii!ii..-. ~. -h-.g -a.,s
consecutive INSERTIONS prise' OF zis
consecutive insertions price OF g..
~ Point type
Tho largest type perfnltted In the Want
Al pakrs !: poIh., aau tnc bInai.esl
space in mAIch 4 ~ pu.nt type All may DO
act one incn. Lhv rate Tor injs .arxv
type - cents word u1Iy. and cents
-iuGtioHs wI.I apply .sr rcsunr wAuI
kus.
These rates apply only to advertisements
originating In NIchIHonI and suburban
tetri.oiy. From other sources the rates
are: Daiiy. u eents an agate line: sun
words 10 me Iinet. lash must accom-
pany the order la all Instances.
Longer Term Rates Tor Eusineas Adver.
tiscrs on RequeBt
y. VI. and 10 4. 81. cacn weekday. aud
up To 8 IL. NJ. Saturday Tor enr..et ciassi-
ueauon IN the next EDITION.
ANY OF THESE BRANCH WANT AID
STATIONS I'LL AcCEPT Jour
MANI AID:
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Union Stock Yards.
Richmond. Va, Feb. S. 1921.
Remarks: Market Guil ON ali classes OF
L To md rri,rS lnMnr
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WEST or FIRST STREET.
y. wOLLsIE.FEE.
SoVi Hsst SHry s!ises;
Snii;KEi j rllAkMACI.
BLANKS houLeyA itD l,nAEMAcY.
2aoo West Broad Street.
CAV EUuS DitUti Sure.
THE bAASDls pHAKNAcr.
u {. KERN.
GROVE AvnSCE rnAKMAcY.
Il. I. nookER.
uER ilil Gsa' nK a!u;9 G 5t!sf!.
rGbhic ,bhGG srSREs.
WEST ENp to%fEGHioNERY.
plSa ssfNEG - Fn sliss,;
g. is' cS HGS'e i'n K S nKos..
Si2 Nest Broad Street
ass Brook Avenue.
TARRANT DRUG COMPANY.
COHEN CO. nErARTMENTT STORE.
II East Broad Street.
EAST OF FIRST STREET.
uu lss Nsr, fch hS'Fa f,Eee 20.
J. II. HUME.
sac North Fourth street.
RICHMOND PHARMACY.
sol ELst Main Street.
SCiIEltS
Ninth ana broad Streets
ROLAND n. cHiLDItEY.
e i H1ria NIL Elth I.aan S,.ss;.
Twenty-nrsi and Marshal. Streets
rt:KNEhs i.iiARMACY.
rT FsHiYK iarst aP' ' AmMS S;:Se''
2l:5 Fairriount Avenue
1900 Nsnabie Street.
Twen,y-six!h ana tsnable Streets.
2SoU East Broad Street.
HORIS DRUG STORE,
j. +. SMITH.
s3oe East Marshall Street.
FULTON.
s1t Louisiana Street.
J. IL. VAUGHAN,
ago. williamsburg Avenue.
]. a. BLACK & son.
29I6 Williamsburg Avenue.
SOUTH RICHMOND,
WASHINGTON K EARLY,
T: j.. PARRISH.
wAs as,s Hnii s s. early.
EaRToN IEIGliTs.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY,
els North Avenue.
HIGHLAND Park.
W. X. VAUGHAN.
EouTth Avenue and Stuart Street. >
ROLAND FARk.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss sido Avenne
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LIN OOh
NEW BUILDING,
1913 w. Broad.
Ford sedan, good paint
and best condition.
Dodge touring, excellent
condition, new top, $3.50.
E ssex touring G, late
model, like new, $3.50.
Buick roadster, 1920
model, cord tires, S1,250.
H agnes, 7-passenger,
best condition, cord tires,
low price.
M arm on, 7-passenger,
excellent condition, cord
tires, $500.
|. Ca dillac c, 4-passenger,
late model, new paint.
MONTE STONE, INC,
1913 w. BROAD.
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LooK-LooK-LooK,
pa hHiss' n, 5sDaSsise"ser: sa4s cash.
cash e'i Sa}anes s'i monthly, ihHig!'"s; $3.50
monthly.
cash. balance monthly.
-. o ?. Z. nd, /, ton, $40 cash.
II yen are going to buy q car. do
BAuG ct w.: MOTOR TOE, Sales A,.ss, co.
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Special Notices

THE Roosevelt ConyaIeacsnt Home /, 1,,,.,,
TO gueats. Conralcscenop. nervous and
rest-Iurc cases. tnvaiids and eldrriv
people. Those dcsirin. 10 speak 10 Mi.y
Villains ih reisnrd to this homo VIII
please call boulevard ffiS, an the nun
her IN tho telephone directory is an
error. ."
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Directors

NouRNfN0 ORDERS completed in a
inents black In twenty-four hours This
10 a speeial branch Ut our business and
10 always given prompt attention, Mot
zelles: s0I North seventh Street.
fiin UpmEawtn phaup;, funeral director
Madison i3l. Randolnh b663.
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SUGAR.
NEW YORK. Feb s.-Thc feature In
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GORDON demonsiralor. nve-pnsscnKer.
with Aircraft top. Condition Ruaran.
tecd. phone Randolph 623.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
Red Crn~ 10 RrnrranIlr

WASHINGTON. FcD. -l.eorganiza
tim Of The B-d Cross O. peace time
basis. was annuuRcgd TONIGHT b -ib'
Central Committee % a. organization.
Inter the hess arrAnEir u Toe ,effice
~ GcRcral manager has bscp Ascul.
iinlsds and directing fuststas .fhcod
IN hanlz 81 IS. Fgagk Lcarsons AZ
thHiilnan- NJ -lharge 81 dcmocraie
-cs'-ra' .sa@--.xss-.aalas u. Gisis.aa q.
fiucs tln ais le reduced as soon ~
r-sYbb & gss sd ,7ss I
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MRS. HARD|NG NOW
SHOPPING IN \. Y.
wTIrfE HORSE CLOTHES cABIN.y
WILL ne SELECTED DURING
g TIE WEEK.

NEW roRK. Feb. THE wife O,
the President Elect began seiec,lng I,
day the contents ~ her White House
clothes cabinet. Mrs. Harding did no:
70 shopptnx. hut conducted hotel
suite campaign for clothes. Fifih. ave.
nues sriosiistts. tniiieurcs. furflers AMI
jewellers went % her ruons AZ The
Ritz-c,irlton. where sine spcn, nearly
eight hours inspcctiug their ofteringS
Scores % fabrics. gowns. hats aud 4
few models were tsken 20 her suite. but
the crowd that noneniArily expected
the future first lady a. the land to an.
pear Tor an automobile ride or shopping
tour waited IN vain. she granted ad.
mitfance only 10 a large group Of pho
tograpbers and reporters, and thosa
who sought 20 have their goods chosun
for the White House wardrobe.
Styles dictAtors pondering ever the
impressions they received. predict d
that the laws q fashion VIII be blue
after March & This Is the fayorlis
color o. AIRS. Harding She selected a
tea gown and evening gown Of blue to.
day and this taste was reflected in her
chok>e % gems.
Mrs Harding also made n clear tina;
there yin be no foreign frins In n,
wandrobe. ~i'm 100 par cent Amerl.
cam" she toId reporter who inquired
about her choice in clothes Her Jewels
aiso"are ''ail American" THE favorlte
being eoscnial types such as c-s-neas
worn on black velvet bands f,r neck
and wrist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02
lGR|CULT uRlt and
military COLLEGE
| BEING CONSIDERED

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oxE1
ton q the prisons Of Texas. following
charEss o. brutality printed IN the stats
papera and that an amendment inecr.
poraiihk their survey would b. present.
ed %. the senate.
Dsvoting almost the entire time Of TO
days session 20 the discussion of the
hli hy Cox of Wheeler. relating 90 the
Jurisdiction of the supreme curt and
amending the statutes making Il man.
datpry for the eourt 10 pass on writ
OF error covering points 81 law which
the afsount in the controversy exceeds
sb.oee. the house passed tine bin 20
engross shortly after adjournment. The
bill was passed after several amend.
ments had been added.
The house Joint resolution b. Mar.
shall of Hardeuian. providing for an
amendment 70 the constitution. calling
for an increase IN the federal PENSIONS.
pa2ed on the final reading. The reso-
luton Increases the TAX levy from five
20 seven cents on each si0s. The hin
~ Lawrence of Camp. proyiding the
payment Of %. In leu 81 working on
the public roads, was also passed.
Action on the house JOINT resolution
10 nonniree az Brazos. providing foT
the calling Of a. constitutional eonven.
tion. Fas carried over until tomorrow
Tor final action. The hiil by Wes; q
Befar. 10 encourage the building q
homes b. furthering means In securing
financial aid. was Indefinitely pOsSpon.
cd. which Kills the bill.
Pacing the interurhan railways Of
ne state under the Jurisdiction Of the
raiiuay commission h provided IN a
biii introduced today hy Malone of Tar
rant. Other bills were introduced BY
johnson q Wichita making Il unlawful
20 prevent witnesses from te-tifying In
trial o. a case: by Williams of McI-en-
nsr. making u unlawful for cOinpressc-
an4 gins 60 extract unnecessary cotton
nun cotfun bales; b. I'm u Wheeler.
rr9sidlng that November n be made
: k<Af holiday. and bili calling for 4
unfcrn rate q rfnninrs where conua.
me- tarr more than one Gin In the
ss4e. 49,
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CHARGESMA AGAINST RAILROADS
BY UNION OFFICIALS ARE DENIED

interests Of an ultimate reduction In
transportation rates to the public
Last. but no, least. the roads re-
quest Is In the interes, Of the men who
work on these railroads. We recognize
TINT NJ the wng,s ~ railroad employees
were the last 10 20 up they should also
d. the las, 10 come down. and II By re-
storing the conditions necessary 70 ef'
ncicni and economical operation the
railroads can postpone for reasonable
period the redq.ilon Of basic WAGES
which win Ultimately H. required, they
VIII D. only too GLAD 20 d. 80 In the
interests % the rrcat body OF theii
employee
The pressing financial necessities
OF thc railroads are such that, " de
nitd the opportunity II ECONOMY
through proper rules and working con
ditions. their only other recourse mus,
b. lff a reduction Of iasic wages.
The railway executives are proceed
Ing IN this matter with the keenesi
scnsr 90 obligation To the public. They
feel that they ARE trustees Of n great
public interest, and that they are rep.
rcscnilng not only their own interest.
but the interests ~ the farmer. the
consumer. labor and manufacturers In
other Industries. and the railway EN-.
ployes themselves. They have every
coTfidenrc. that when the various In
dustrics and workers nrc making tholr
representative contributions 10 a de
cline IN the cost OF living. the great
body az railway employees will certain
T. not refuse g. make their simllsr
contribution"
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100000 MEN WILL
CONSTITUTE ARMY
WASTE AND ENTR,yAG,NCE ~
TIiE FUTURE To nv
ELIMINATED.

~ Assosip'od Pre-.
WASHINGTON. bcb i.--1'akinE up
the tsss .000. 900 army appropriation
bil. the house IN tho first furry u de.
bate today showed It yas ready 60 fight
anylatiept to put thc enlisted porspn-
mel above lS0.O00 mcn provided fpr In
the mcaEilro. Chairman Anthony 81 tho
apgfr priaiions subcnmniitct ~ charge
~ The -bnl declared that IN rcduyinr
thu amount provided s'r the sTmy's
maintenance. Il had responded a. public
demand and an effort nos was being
made o. put nn end 20 the vast" and
III. military establishment for the last
few years
In the hours iiirc allotted him fur
cNph,ning provisions a. the hili. the
chairman was interrupted hy u vullcy
~ questions The au,stlons-nnd they
flew thick and fast from both sides -
the ohnini, r-- Indicated strong support
for nn army q i5O o0o men md APP
provlmat.ly 1900 commissioned of'
flc,r
Mr. Anthony insisted this number
MNNNA w HAAANNAA NNl ".i fh'N'fAf
menir that 10. national guard would
become an invaluable adjunct N given
iht whole hearted support and synpa-
thy ~ the war department md there
would b. no difficulty in bringing down
the present total by July D. the end Il
the fiscal year.
Thu total cost ~ the military csiab'
lishucnt this year WINS $4,000. 0oo the
chairman said. while for the next fi.r
year tho department had asked fr
s6,2 .OnO 600
'Thc general staff" h. added. serves
In the magnificent cniaciiy q Tho
greatest buck Iasscl a. the army"
consid, ration q the hill delayed hv
nilhus',Irr tactics which included
many quorum calls and demand Tor
tn r,ading ~ the 20 pages - printed
text hy representative MrCliniuck,
dcmoorat. oklahoma. who also objected
90 unanimous consent fsr four hours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-02

Many Of the children shown 10 tsus
picture of one of tie European Relic
Councifs child feeding stations in dc
famine stricken anezx Of Eastern and
Cefzi Esrope hzsercgained adegree
Of health from the one nounshnemeai
= day provided BY American einrfy.
But an overwhelming proportion OF
them arc still seriously undenourished,
While tuberculosis and riciRts. both the
results Of prolonged umderfeofinE are
claiming an eserincscssing n'nbet.
You can ASSURE one Of these Hiie
unfortunates q ehzne Of life and
health BY making nim an invisible
guest a your family dinner tabe. TO
do this you have only 10 purchase m
~lnvisihle Guei' Certificate for What
ever pu can afford 10 ply. One dollar
siil make 4 child jour invisible guest
foe one mouth-only b Win III down
=, a table in some feeding station m,
EsStzn or Centzf Europe. Ten DOL