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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-27

work very much on their hearts, The average daily attendance is 19. A picture and story of this kindergarten will ap- pear in later issue. We plan to con duct daily vacation Bible school.
 Our board of officers is composed of 10 elders and 24 deacons with the usual executive and recording officiary and the following committees: Religious edu- education, mission and benevolence, young peoples activities, house and equipment, relief and visitation pub licity, personal evangelism, finance, music, ushers and records Twenty eight of the thirty-four officers are 'regulars" in the Bible school. No pas tor ever had more upright group of official board. MT. E. E. Linthicum, vice president and general manager -or the National Cast Iron Pipe company, is chairman of the official board.
 Since last March the congregation has purchased new location for s31, 900, paying more than half of the purchase price in 12 months. As soon as practi- cable we will be laying the corner stone of a new structure which will be the latest word in church architecture and equipment. Twenty-first street has been the thoroughfare on which- the First Christian church has strung it's investments wisely. Our first church home was on Twenty-first street and Avenue r. Our present location is on that busy thoroughfare at Fifth ave- nue. location so valuable that 1t will require goodly sum to wrest it from us. Our new location is on the same big artery at Seventh avenue We will be in the midst of things thcre, and we will match the new civic buildings that will be erected with something in ar chitecture that will be creditable and challenging
 OVERSEAS INVESTMENTS Our church is represented in fields as wide apart as Africa, where we are making our overseas investments in evangelization and Alabama which is our homeland missions. We have put one church in the state on its feet and are urdergirdng another with support gen. erous enough for it to have it's own pas tor. An achievement last year was the establishment of a church of our com munon for negroes in Birmingham, aid
 ing in the purchase of valuable loca- tion on Avenue r. This negro congrega- tion is a constant challenge to us in the sacrifice of it's minister and congrega- ton, and we are rejoiced in the work they are doing.
 MARCH PROGRAMME
 Special activities on the March pro- gramme will include stewardship campaign and pre-Easter evangelism. The congregation is being recruited every Lords day and winning new friend s constantly.
 '"The pastor believes fin the worth Of the Sunday night service and the vital need of such a period on the Sunday calen- dar. He favors Sunday night ser- mon series and believes the plan popu- lar At present he is preaching a se- ries on Other Peoples Shoes. Under the topics. "A Pair of Big Shoes, "A Pair of Pretty Shoes, and "A Pair of Old Shoes and a Wedding he has brought some Old Testament stories to bear upon modern life in q way that has pleased and provoked serious att te.s ton to home problems. The High Art of Half-Soling,' Shoes for Every body and The Shoes of Happiness, are the remaining numbers in the series.''
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turned missionary. will be present and | speak at 7so D. m., March 1s
 simpson--Rev H. H. Bowen, pastor. A. D. Peck, Sunday school superintendent. Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Sum- day school at 9:3o a. m. Glass meeting fol- lows morning services. Prayer meeting 1 Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Junior Epworth League, p. m., and Epworth League. 6:3o p. m. Sunday. All invited to all the serv- ices. The district convention of the W. H. M S. meets in Oneonta February 27-2s. Mrs. Charles Thi-kield will be here and will be entertained at luncheon in the social March l. All ladies of the church and consregation, invited to attend. A pro monthly meeting of the local auxiliary of the W H. M S. will be held following the March 3, Dr. Howsrd. returned e ni.sios dnaas ary. will speak at the morning service. PRESBYTERIAN
 First-Corner Fourth avenue and Twenty first street. John A. MacSporran, minister.
 FsoYs Of at 0oh ,syss Heavenly Things" sunday school at s:so teacher. Glass of the Strangers at s:5o; Mrs J. H. Montgomery. teacher.
 second---Corner Twelfth street. and Tenth fui Heart.' Evening worship. 7:3o; sub ssco ,ss gah sso That Ges W,ism. sSsday tendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday 73o ?. m: subject. Jesus Among His Friends" Possibilities" Phil. s:7-l4. woman's Auxil- s9 nSaday R m w suSsse S b.,a 10 a. m. Ali the ladies of the congrsga- tion are urged to come.
 Edsewood- comnunityzRev. T. s. Hick- E Brownell. nS Sa snperintendent intend a " chiIdrens Is sermon at Il a. m. Christian Endeavor at ssso p: m.; Miss Gladys Williams leader; fnl." Evening service at 7'ao; subject,
 SALVATION ARMY
 The Salvation Army will conduct services at their hall follows Sunday morning at Il o'clock, holiness meeting. at 2:so p. m, meeting and farewell service of ensign and Mrs. Abrams. Hall is located at 5A North snd NashviiIe dssss Ali s are wsIeoms.
 10 o'clock. open air; II o'clock. holiness meeting; a;so D. m.: ons sunday ssh9ol; nnn: s;aS: service for Ensign and Mrs. Abrams, con ducted by Brgadier simonson. divisional and Mrs. wniism Hswss officers in com. com mand.
 zfon--Corner of Avenue B and Nineteenth street. Rev. H. Reuter-. pastor. Preaching at s:5o .. m. and II a. m, Special Lenten at sso a. a. m. % fne Y. P. 5. meets % at psas the school Sunday afternoon. Mrs. NJ. Lucky. Aid Thursday afternoon.,
 Christ Engiish--wiiiam P. Cline. Jr., pastor. Meeting temporarily in the Adventl lot church. 72s Nineteenth street. north. 4htrd sunday h Lent Sunday sohoel q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-27
New Shane OiI Can

Discovery at the wrong time that the oil supply in tho crankcase has run low is common experience of motorists 4 standard grade of lubricating oil is nov obtainable in a two-quart can. of eaaill carried form. with an oblique conicd, top. terminating in nozzle. The cou1 tents are easily emptied directly into th1 craniscase. without funnel. and xith1 out soiling the hands The device 10 iH lustrated in Popular Mechanics MaGo> zine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-27

PROOF OF LOYALTY

The Proof of Loyalty will be pr. MacSporrad's sermon theme at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning. In the afternoon at the , o'clock services he will talk on "Shad- ows of Heavenly Things"
 Those who know Dr. MacSporNn and the character of his preaching will find a most satisfying message in his Sunday afternoon taik The invitation to the strangers and to those in the hotels over Sunday is especially re- newed for this 5 o'clock service. The membership of the church has been considerably increased during the first eight weeks of 1921.
 The Sunday school has already grown almost to the limits of the available space. In spite of this the school Is reflecting the growth of the church in the way of continuous and gratifying attendance increases.
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Second--Cabie hall. ISIS Second avenue, Subject, Christ Jasus.' Sunday school al 9:30 a. m. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock. Reading rooms aq 17o1-2 Jefferson County Bank building. ope3 daily except Sunday from 10 a. to { p. m. All arc cordially invited to attend our services and to visit the reading roonaAt
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EpTSf,OpAY.

St. Marys-on- the -Highlands--Tweifth ave- nue and Nineteenth street. south. Osca4 de W. Randolph rector. Holy communious 80 &. m. Sunday school. 9:3o a. Bibia class. 9:45 a. Morning prayer sermon. II o'clock. Lenten services: Evening prayeA on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. 4:3e D. ni.. and Thursday night at o'clock.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First-Twenty first street and Eleventh avenue south. Mrs. Louie D. Stradford first reader. Services Sunday at Ii a rns and D. in. Subject, Christ Jesus" Sun3 day school at s:30. Testimonial meetind Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Readin3 room. Hi American Trust building. ope1 week days from a. nn to 6 D. m. All arc cordially invited to attend our services and 10 avail themselves of the privileges of otn reading room.
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worship at IT o'cIock. No evening Dervfco4 Visitors always welcome at all serviceI
 ALTRURIAN
 Altrurian---L A Fealy, bishop. The foh lowing services will be held at the churcsy 411 Farley building: Sunday, II a. u-. subA ject. Almost Thou Persuadest Me to B4 Christian" Sunday evening. o'clocks "Current Thought" Wednesday evening" Practical Christianity" Every Thursday II a. m. Spiritual Laws" by Miss Gracs F. Smith. !
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Sunnyside-Rev. P. L. Newton. pastor. Sunday school. s:45 a. m. Preaching. II Q. m. and p. m
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Sixty Seventh Street--Rcv. w. E. Ald- ridge, pastor. Sunday school s.l6 a. m.,
 W. W. Whitfield, superintendent. Epworth League. 6:30 p. m, Miss Huddleston. presi-
 dent Preaching by pastor. II q. m. and 7;3o ?. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday.
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ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH :, "venite'' (Chanted). "Benedicite" CEdI ra Gussen). "Benedictus'' (IGlevey). Ot- fertory. Anthem, 70 Saving Victim
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1T. Rev. R. E. Tyler. pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching II a. m. and 7:3o p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:3o ?. n.
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s:so p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 30 D. m.
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St. Paui--Rev. o. K. Lamb. pastor. Sun day school. 9:45 a. m. Mrs. J. N. Webb. superintendent Preaching, II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Epworth League. 6;36 p. m. i; Miss Fannie Marmon. president.
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Choir: Mrs. Edna Gockel Guasen, or ganst and choir director; MrS. May Shackleford. soprano; Mrs. Herman Riclis contralto; Mir Carl Smith, tenor; ME. A. B. Cunning, bass.
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MUSIC AT THE CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST

Morning g-Prelude. Arm, Arm, Ys Brave" from Judas Maccabaeus" QHan- deb; anthem. My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord" CBlumenschien), offertory. "Serenade,' from Les Millions d'Arle- quin" R. Drigo); postlude, March soiennelle" (Mailly).
 Evening-The quartet and soloists will sing excerpts from the oratorio, "Elijah.'' by Mendelssohn. Prelude, Overture to Cberon' e. NJ. von Weber,; solo, IT With All Your Heart l.. B. Haley: anthem, Cast Your Burden Upon the son; organ, Romance op. 26 e. ,. Evelyn Going; offertory, 'Legende" Op. 6s Rudolph FrimD; solo, 70 Rest in the Lord," Mrs. R. c. McCowan; anthem, Thanks Be to God" postlude March in D." op. 5s, No. 3 (Guilmant).
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
 Morning--Anthem, ''Allelulia Fortev Dudley Buck).
 Afternoon-Quartet. Now the Day Is Over (Oley Speaks); soprano solo, The Prayer Perfect" Mrs. Stephenson.
 FIRST METHODIST
 Morning-Organ prelude, "Adagio" from second sonata Dudley Bucl1); hymn No. 69, Safely Through Another Week. (Mason); anthem, Send Out Thy Light (Gounod) offertory. Under His Wings (Sankey): hymn No. 79. Father, How Wide Thy Glory Shines" organ postlude, Festival March" (Fiagley).
 Evening-Organ prelude, Prelude" PetralD hymn No. 461, How Firm Foundation" (Anon.); anthem, 70 Lord. How Manifold Are Thy Works Barnby); offertory, Softly Now tho Light of Day" (ShepherdD; hymn No. 27z. Just as I Am Without One PleaT' (Bradbury); organ postlude, "Marchs Gothique" (Salome).
 INDEPENDENT PRESBYTERIAN
 Morning Service, Temple Emanu-El-s Organ prelude (a) ''Impromptu' Przya- nowskD: (b) "Arabesque'' (Wrangeii)- Anthem, 70, Saving Victim" CToursls Offertory solo, Cast Thy Burden (Chamblee). Mrs. ]. A. Mitchell. Organ postlude, "Allegro' QKing).
 Evening Service, Lyric Theatre-PianS solo. Romance" (Schumann). Anthem, q Waited for the Lord'' (Mendelssohnt- Offertory, male quartet, 'Sometimes Somewhere (Arthur w. Spooner).
 Choir: Mrs Edna Gockel Gussen, d. rector of music; Mrs. J. A. Mitchell, so- prano; Mrs. o. F. Rogers, contralto; Mr. 0. A, Turner, tenors Mir. Leon Cola bass.
 ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
 ''venite" (ChantedD. "Benedicite" CEdI ra Gussen). "Benedictus' (IIlevey). Ot- feYtorv Anthem % Saving Victim
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Ensley--Shadysde. Rev. John H. Harris. pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. Preach ing. II a. m. and ': :3o p. m. Prayer meet ing Wednesday, 7:30 D. m.
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East Lake--Rev. J. R. Turner. pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Preaching by pastor, II a. m. and 730 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
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sixty-sixth Strset--e527 Division avenue. Rev. 1 w. C. crowdsr pastor. % Sunday school hoo Preaching services at II a. and 7:So P: m. Pulpit supplied by pastor: Junior B; Y. D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:so D. m. southside--Eleventh avenue and Nine teenth street. south. Rev. J. D. billiard p. D., pastor. sunday school at s:ao a. m.
 Subject Subject nornins sermon. any You 'sg and P Yonr i the strike Pulpit ! supplied by pastor. Junior E. Y. P' u' S'ao x 3; m, senior B. ,, Wednesday, 6:So p. m.
 avenue, north Rev R. L Durant, ''pasi.sn pastor, Sunday school at 9:s0 a. m. Charles Chii- dress. superintendent, Preaching services
 u., s:so D. m. senior B. Y. P, U. gao p. m.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7;so p. m. Twenty-first Avenue--2sso Twenty-first
 avenue. north. Rev. L. M. Bradley, pastor.
 Sunday school at 9 80 a. m. J. Knight, su-
 perintendent. Preaching services .at. II pastor. Junior B. Y. P. U. 5:so p. m se-
 nior B. Y. P. U. 6 :3O D. In. Prayer meet
 ing Wednesday 7;So D. m.
 Twenty Seventh Street = Twenty seventh
 street s, and Eighth svense south Rev J
 a. m; P. P. Baker, superintendent. Preach
 ing p1,,s services ,,,at a, | a; m; and 5so 3. m-
 P. U., e;3o p. m. Senior B. y P. U., e:so
 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, I :30 D. m.
 West Erd--1O27 Tuscaloosa avenue. Rev. Jesse A. Cook. pastor. Sunday school at
 9:s0 a. m. H. L. Anderton. superintendent.
 Preaching services at II a. and 7:30 D. Pulpit supplied by pastor Junior B. r. r.. U., 6:30 D. Senior B. Y. r. U., 6:30 p.
 m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7;3o ?. m. West Woodlawn--4631 Georgia road Rev. J. w Partridge. pastor. Sunday school at 9:3o a. m.. F. H. Cross. superintendent. Preaching services at II a. m. and 7:30 D. Pulpit supplied by pastor. Junior B.. Y. P. U, 6:S0 p. m. Senior B. Y. P. U.,
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St. Andrews-Eleventh avenue and Twelfth street. south. Rev. Joseph T. Warei rector. Sunday services: 7:3o a. m, holy communion; 9:30 a. m., church school s:4d a. m.. rector's class in Christian truth; n q. m., morning prayer and sermon by tho Rev. Charles T. Brdgeman of New York ton work among foreign born Americans3 7s30 D. m,, evening prayer and sermon bJ the rector on Browning's poem. An Epistl4 of Karshish." Lenten services: Tuesdays D. m. Wednesday, 10 and D. md Thursday, p. m.; Friday. p. m.
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East Birminsham--4600 North Tenth ave- nue. Rev. F. M. Glenn, pastor Sunday schoi, s;45 a. m; ]. c. Tdwell. superinten- l.. Dohbs president. Preaching by pastor. Il a. m. and 1880 p. m- Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:3O D. m.
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CHURCH OF CHHIsr

Pratt City--Regular worship and preach inx by John T. Lewis at o'clock.
 North Birminghani--Twenty fifth n<roae Thlrty-fourth avenue. Bible study at 11 o'clock. Regular worship and preaching A5 Hugh A. Price at II .. m- and T:30 H n
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rarrant City-Rev. W. o. Horton. pastor. Sunday school. s:4b a. ID. Preaching. II a- m. and 7:30 p.
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rairfield--Rev E. c. Mackay. pastor. Sunday school, 930 a. rn.; T. J. Nicholas, Epworth League. 6:30 p. m.; Miss Julia Hicks. president. Preaching by pastor at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 80 p. m.
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Trinity--Highiand avenue and Thirty Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; T. M Nesbitt. superintendent. Preaching, II a- m. and 7.;3o D.. m... by pastor. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 1880 D. m.
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First-Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street. north. pr. George R. Stuart. pastor. Rev. will preach at II a. m. and 30 ps m. Sunday school. 9;30 a. Frank Dominick, superintendent. EpwortA League, 6:30 p. m. Preaching, II a. ms and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.
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Ensley Highlands-Rev. l.. Garner Sur divant pastor. Sunday school. 9.45 a. m. Preaching. II a. and 7;30 D. m. Prayer mee eting Wednesday. 80 p. m.
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Ensley, First-Twenty first street and Avenue c. Rev. J. c. Persinger, pastor. Sunday school. 9:so a. m.; c. L. Smith: 7:30 p. m. Epworth League, 6:30 D. m.; F. M. Cook president. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.
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Eleventh Avenue-Corner Eleventh ave- nue and Twelfth street. pr. w. c. Henry. ing, II a. m. and 7:30 D.. m. Prayer meet ing Wednesday. 7:30 p. m.
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Ruhama (East Lake)-Rev. J. C. stiven- der. pAstor. Sunday school at s:ao a.. m.. services at II .. m. and 7:30 D. m. subject morning sermon. What Is Reii. Church" Pulpit supplied by pastor. Junior B. '. F. u.. s:3o ?. m- eenies B. y. ?. u..
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Fairview--Oaceola station. Rev M. F. Wilson, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Preaching. II a.. m. and 730 p. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 730 D. m.
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turned missionary. will be present and
 speak at 7:3o D. m., March 13
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Owenton--700 Talulah street. pr. s. L. Professor Moove. supeyintendent: lvsaching. II a. m. and [ ID. n. Epworth L9ague.. . League. 2!so D. m.; Mrs Robert Echois. manager. woman's Mission Society. Mon Praxer meeting Wednesday. p. m.
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nue. Rev. I. K. Waller, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; Paul Ingram. superin- tendent Preaching. II a. m. and I :30 D. m. Junior League. z30 D. m. Senior League, 80 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:so ?. m.
 St. Johns-Twentistn street and Avsnss
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Brighton--N. N. Wood. pastor. Sunday school at 9;so q m.; R. O. Coats. superin-
 tendent. Preachin9 services at n g. m. and
 1:oo ?. m. Pulpit supplied by pastor.
 1nnise .. I. P. u.s s:ao .. n. ssntof D. Xs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
NAME ASSISTANT
CAMP DIRECTOR
W. E. Miner will Help Supervise
Portion Of Camp Agamin9

H. q. rortz scout executive OF "heel-
ING council of E"y Scouts. yesterday
afternoon announced that W. T.. Miner
vel! known young man 90 TINS '!t!' mas
h,en named as ON" Of the assistant d.
r"rtnrs of camp ACamInE out Biz
Wheeling Creek. Several other assist
;,it, will he named in the neat lew
day. n help take care Of the boys VINO
contemplate going I" the summer camp
Camp Will open July ,. and VIII con-
i.uuc fer eight weeks during when tinit
several hundred Scouts Will spend RI
lca<; :, week at camp. All the members
If Troop No. with S"utmaSter WI
Lam Bone, Jr.. IN charge Will SO 10
camp for \ week.
Mr.. rortz stated that ALREADY num-
hcr Of III" boys have S''"h "P """us"
money 10 dvfl.I in"ir rNV"h~''S "i max
ing tho trip whirh iS n very small sum
for the p.casGr" and cuj"! mont mat
Tho hnyS get out Of the camp l.lc.
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1000 SEE GREAT
HIGH GYM SHOW
THIRD ANNUAL Elk B T I
PROVES WONDERFUL SUCCESS
MUCK ENTHUSIASM BY
SPECTATORS.
Both Girls and Boys Stage Spienaia
Numhers-Little Tots Share
in Praise.

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SOUTH SIDE MOTOR co.
RECORDS ITS CHARTER

Tho charter Hf tho South Side MOTOR
,.nmnany, issued several days ago oy
Houston q. Young. secretary or state
was hicd yesterday IN the county court
tor rrc"rdatI"n. Th" company IS cap''
tailed Al sI""G0 and the incorporatorS
,rr earl f., Chaser, 4. r. Montgomery.
Clarence I. Miller. VI. T. Montgomery
and Thomas Hcally.
Fred Rrinkman. local attorney. has
been granted the power of attorney OF
,hc company by a certificate filed yes
i"rday with IN" charter.
The South Side Motor company was
organized several months ago. and has
lis Offices and place Of business at 1851
Jacob street.
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MONUMENT MEN QUIT.

meeting oc The monument aSSo"'a,
.,n,, ur the Wheeling district vas h'in
AZ, evening q, The Mcclure hotel. MI
members OF ~" association were present
md a number o: important matters pre-
,ainiur 20 monuments and etc. W"rc
d,Srt. ssed Charles T.. SHnE'wat' 81
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Wesleyan College Clee Club

Accompan:st- Mabel rh!lds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06
Market News
CRAM PRICES ARE
SLOWLY DECLINING.
THERE HAS BEEN SOME TRADIN,
nut MAJORITY or SALES or
LOCAL NATURE.

ny Associated Press. IN
CHICAGO. March 5.--Gcneral even
NIX NJ for over sunday resulted In :
uw range 81 grain values today. Tn
forecast Tor unsettled weather In IN
iuuthw,st also was factor In tn
wheat market. At the finish wheat wa
Town i.2 Ia 9 l.lc with March 81
md May Size to i.G2 IL.
Corn was off 3Sc to 3.SGil to 3.4c
ats showd loss of l.tG3.s o. l.2H5S
md provisions were unchanged to 20
over.
Foreign demand for wheat was SLOW
With the only business reported bcinI
5000 barrels If flour. The British CON
mission. II was said was In the market
,nt hid about DC below cost.
There was some selling upon new
hat allied terms had been rejocted b,
Germany, Coarse grains were DOM
lated 10y action VI wheat and range,
lower
Trade was not large and mainly o
1 local character with the finish a
Moderate net losses. Provisions wcr
over In sympathy with grains AM
hogs.