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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Soak ~ cake Of yeast foam IN
luke warm water Ga cupl While
this Ia soaking. mix cups ~ Penn
bu kwheal flour ! eup White -Four
salt and add gradually uhe warm
water 10 make hin bAtinr Then
ia Yeast cake which has been dts
solved Cover up and let stand al
night In morning add plach of
soda diluted In hot water Save
batter that "a left for mex, morning
and use instead q yeast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
DIXIE JUBILEE slN0ERs rGRr
T0hIGAT Al laIlA arAOOI

Dixie Jubilee slnFeYs. said u be
the best negfo mnaisal company on
the road ioday. will give 4 peTarm
an q al the FAser hieh schooi ta-
ntnht ~ 4 Ruekuer Il mAHarar
~ he troup and Is WoN known %
Guthrie colord people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
LEASE III lIfsS VIttW
OSt.I ~ "SpItIN.S''

rawhnska. ukla Dt-r i9 Special
tfalns hrought the uanl number Of oil
buyers here toiat for the OeaFr
county lease sale whieh began this
morning A large number a. tracts
VII be- auct'oned on AT the nale
which began ~ 2 O'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

sC~iAl CAleNpAR
Monday
Cambridge club Library
clrn Friendly - Trinity tsr.sA
Hoase
TUESDAY
@. 4 Class rarty--Mlss Helsa
Collins
Tuesday Brdge inncheon lon~
Hotel AIRS l.. l. Joanson
Guthrie choral Society Christian
Church
n b. cln3-Mrs. L Page
Sin Handr~a club-Nrs \ curl
"Wednesday
w r Ms S. NJ r char a Church
Parior
Christian church Gnn,-Mrs q
Lietner
DelphlAn club-llbfary.
THURSDAY
u NJ {. oub-Mrs ) Sheare..
Farm woman's elab. Division 3 =
Mrs. Bokarny
Acorn club Mrs. G A Hughes.
Westminster Girls-Mrs q q
Nichols
Fricay
American Legion Aux Library
openorky ohab Mrs Walter hel-
.ogg
Rooney Mooney shah cub-Mrs.
VIII Patterson.
r o. S Chapter Masonic Tempe
Saturday
Phi Delta Gamma club Mrs.
George Rftxhaupf
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Liberty Bonds

Mr. and Mrs ben Nofe have return
ed trom ~ Dorado springs and have
taken az their residence here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

lowing places Nor.A Division Mrs
Cora lla~k klns. eos p Mansar Soo.h
Division. Mrs Frazier "a, scugh
Division. West Division. Mrs q ~.
Sno3 frast. 1907 West Noble Royal
Program
y 4 s
The " y NJ $ os tho FIRST NJ E
churoh viii meet Wednesday a, :
O'Clock IN the suufAy school room
A iea,are q the meeting will be q
~nal Christmas tree Ia honor 81
three missionaries. Miss Rose Hard
saw aud the Misses Myrtle ana Pearl
Precise Who are sailing IN the sum
mer FOR India Any rist viii be az.
precated The Myseiy BOX for
November vii be asrd ana tn
second chapter In the text book {
story of china Mrs. Olson asks that
each member respond To TON call
With surfeat event on China
" " =
Church DAY
Mex, Wednesday ia Church Day AZ
the First Methods; church Glasses
% instruction VIII be held In the fol
lowing @hisets Teacher irasningl
Bible study personal WORK and cur
rem, events Class work begins after
su, per Which vii D. served 10 the
basement Of the church az 600 y IA.
iNery one desirins this instruction
N cor sally invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Mrs. Harry Brown q Fort Worth,
Texas. Mrs. Rowland Price and Mrs.
s L. Spurrier we're additional guests
when Mrs. 0dith Squrrier ente tain
ed the Phi Delta Gamma club at a
one O'Clock luncheon Saturday
Auction bridge followed the lunch
con. Top sore was made by Mrs.
Fred Hirzel. Jr. aud low by Mrs
Cleye chesnut Mrs. George Rlz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Christmas pfssent for the abseul
friend send Daily Leader. one
year. special bargain oner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

haunt win ensertsin II. club satar-
dAy
= n -
~ ara Mrs wesch fasrus.a
sataosss Dinner Sssn
Nj sni Mr. H 4 M~hrA wers
hosts to tAe Saturday plnneF siah
Saturday evening Al = sesen o'clock
dinner followed ~ AridSe IN Which
hixh favors were ~on hy Mrs Oath
spurr.er and NJ u u nron~on and
consolation - Mr. Spurtler
~ y L
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N DAILY Thou0Hr a
Exxxxx xxxxg gxgxy

Great results are OF the issue %
small occasions Providence uses
little things Tor great issues and
things destDlo~d Cor ends OF ever
lasting honor "A Phelps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

An acceptable Christmas cift--vhs
o.liY Leader Tor year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Ol ge'd fires ar ctimaied to cause
a loss Of 100000 barrels OF oil ln the
rnted states annaany
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12
PERSONALS OF
. SOCIETY

] A<A&4k~ ~
| SOCIETY
Mrs Fred Green wlll give . T~s
"Wednesday afternoon from 3 % and
from 20 Ia homer ot Nrs Carr
raErAit recent bride.
NJ. A. " Dean aud Mrs Margaret
Dean spent the weekend in Kansas
CITY
y TX
Mrs Merle AgmliAee oi Bessoa,
Massachusetts arrived today from
Oklahoma city. where she has been
The gaes, Of Mrs. Guy N,aens. 20 be
the guest OF Mf aud Mrs. Fred Grcen
u slo Eas, Log5n Mfs Armltase
has visited here frequently aud VII
he remembered as Ms F-n,hon
Faster
X y =
Mrs Grace Harmon spent sanaay
N Cashlon With her parents
y y n
Nr ani Mrs. John Query and
son. Ben. Mr. and Mrs Chas simons
az Tulsa moiofed here 70 spend the
week end with Mrs Querry'S sister
ard brother. Mrs A. Stanffer aud
IN X Beal
Nr- and Mrs y. ". @ri
family mo,ored 10 h.aSlisA sunday
TO visit friends.
Mrs l.. D. Bronson and son. Billy.
spent Saturday in Oklahoma ciy
y x x
Mrs Lyle Iialstesd was operated
on at he N + Hospital this morn
lng fJr appendicitis
x x 4
Mira Harry Brown az Fort Worth,
Texas is the guest OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs r l. Williams while here
Mr. brown is on a hunting trip In the
western part of the state
y y x
Mrs. J. l. Houseworth aud son,
Lehman. spent the weekend in
| Oklahoma City with Mrs House
worth's paren,s, Mr.. and Mrs y II.
lQnillen
x y =
Mr. and Mrs. ". ". Bronson had
as their guests sunday their dangh
ter Mrs Ransom namil and Nr
IIamil and son
= = X
Miss yeita Y. A.cen had as hel
,.aeek-eud guest Miss Della Link q
Oklahoma City
n x +
! sam Hogan Of Cashioa was Sat
ufday visitor in Guthrie.
Mr. and Mrs George Paddock and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. John Loveles'
and son spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mr. 81. s. Herber near Navina.
The American Legion Aux liar,
will meet at the Library the 10th al
2.30 This is he time for ihs
election OF offiseFs and AL member
are urged 10 be present Mrs. G r
lHerrick
= = y
Mrs. J n. Curl viii be HOSTESS tr
the Six Hundred club tomorrow
afternoon
The - n. B cub will have an al
day meeting with Mrs l.. Page to-
morrow
The Christian Church Guild vii
meet vlth Mrs Clyde Lel,ner. COS
East Harrison. Wednesday afternoon
This Is the annual election OF officers
and Il Is important that We have l
good attendance.
II x u y
II @. c. class Party will be At tbs
home Of Miss Helen Collins. els Eas'
Warner Tuesday evening
X = =
/ Farm womsn's club. Division No
will meet THURSDAY December l.
with Mrs Boksrny. near Pleasan
Valley. This Is the annual Christ
mas meeting and exchange OF gifts
II y x =
II E. o. s. Chapter win have a called
meeting for Initiation Friday even
ing al the Temple.
III y y y
III The Openorky club will have al
I'll day meeting at the rsral home O
Mrs. Walter Kellogg. Friday.
xs y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

a. the box. rsisins never lose their
lasc scloasnsss or tasir srest heaisk ana
hekay sAiae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Tuesday at $50 the Baptist Mis-
sionary societies will meet st the fol-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Mrs Grace Harmon spent Santay
IN Cashion With her parents
y y n
Nj ani Mrs. John Query and
SON. Ben. Mr. and Mrs. Chas simons
~ Tulsa moioted here 10 spend the
week end with Mrs Querry's sister
ard brother. Mrs J A. Stauffer aud
Y. X. l3eal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Mr. and Mrs ". " Bronson had
as their guests sunday their dangh-
ter Mrs Ransom namIl and Mr.
Ilamll and son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-12

Mr. ana Mrs y! ". y aIi
family moiored 20 h.aSlishs sunday
% visit friends.
Evening star., 1921-12-12

tion, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. c. Lawrence of
the British embassy, Mr.. and Mrs
Breckenridge Long. Mrs. George Ehle
Mr.. William Phelps Emo. Mr.. and Mrs
George Oakley Totten, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Eric Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs:
Paul Reinsch, Prof. and Mrs. Edward
Albion, Miss Mary Morgan, Miss Bryn,
Mrs. Gouverneur Morris, Mr.. F. A:
Colon of the Belgian embassy and
Mr.. William Bowie Clarke. Assisting
on the program were Mr.. Lynch Lu-
quer, Miss Clelia Fioravanti, Miss
Gerry Williams. Miss Frances Corey.
Miss Dorothy bennett. Mrs. Logan
the Swedish legation:
Mrs: James Mcdonald entertained
guests at dinner last night:
The special drill to be given to-
morrow evening at Fort Myer In
compliment to the foreign delega.
tions Will be brilliant both In
the company attending and In the
exhibition Of hersemanship on the
part of the Fort Myer cavalry. Ac-
cenptances have already been re-
ceived from Lord and Lady Lee
senator q, f. Pearce Of Australia
Gen Vaccarl. chief Of staff of the
italian army and Lieut.. Col. Penti.
MALL; Maj. Gen. Tanaka and M. and
Nine. Komatsu of the Japanese dele.
cation, Mime. SEE and Capt. and Mrs
Dzall, Chinese delegationI M. ane
Nine. Marzee d'Hermalle. Belgian
delegation; NJ. and Nine. Vtviani. Col
Roure. and NJ. Carteron, French del.
egation; Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird
Evening star., 1921-12-12
SOCIETY

the Speaker and Mrs. Gillett. Mrs.
Wainwright, wife of the assistant
secretary of war; the counselor of
the British embassy and Mrs. Chill
ton, Mrs. Marshall Field. Nine.
Hauge, Col. and Mrs. Maurice Day.
Col. Bartholomew and Maj. Gen. H.
X. Bethel.
At the tea given by Mrs. J. Irving
Steel at her N street residence yes
terday were Mrs. Mccullough. Miss
Mccullough. Mrs. Irvine l.. Lenroot
Miss Lenroot. Nine. Ab!ko, Mrs. NJ. G.
Lynch. Miss Lynch and DIR. z. Kayser.
Capt. and Mrs. Ennalls waggaman
entertained at a buffet supper last
evening at their home on X street in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Frank and Commander and Mrs. Will
liam Fafber:
Mr.. and Mrs. william f. Shivers will
be guests of Mrs. Shivers' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Leetch of
Georgetown, ever Christmas,
M. Fournier-Sarlovexe Of the French
delegation entertained at dinner last
evening at the New Willard, having
as his guests M. and Nine. Viviani,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Price Wright, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins,
Miss AIlsa Mellon, Mrs. Frederick r.
Evening star., 1921-12-12

Keep. Mrs. Townsend. Count and
Countess de Sieyes. the counselor OF
the Russian embassy and Nine. d.
Bach. Mrs Truxton Beale, NJ. and
Nine. Touzet. Miss Gladys Hinckley.
Miss Frances Sullivan, Miss Porter
Mrs. Frank West. Admiral de Bon.
Prince de Bearn of the French en-
bassy. Mr.. Astor, Marquis de Wis
COUNT Venosta, NJ. Marcassin. NJ. Cor
bin. NJ Denaint. NJ. GARNER, Capt.
Roper, NJ Kammerer, NJ. ponsot, NJ.
Colas. Capt. Koeltz, N. Casenave, NJ
Carteron. Col K3ure, NJ Duchene,
Capt de Fregate Dupuy-Dutemps. NJ.
Camerlynck, Capt. Frochot, N. Ci-
raud and Senator Surraut.
Mrs. Augustus Z. Gardner enter
tanned at dinner last evening In
honor of tho Right Hon. Arthur j.
Balfour.
Mrs. r. NJ. Waller OF Front Royal
Va, sister Of Gen. S. Gardner Waller
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs A. Waller
| at their home on Wyoming avenue.
MAJ. James J.. Walsh, Z. s. A., and
Mrs. Walsh OF Washington, are in New
York for a few days and are staying al
the Hotel Astor.
Mrs. Patterson. wife OF Col Robert
CONTINUED on Ninth Page)
Evening star., 1921-12-12
500 Gi@2Y
Mrs. Harding Meets a Number of Guests
by Special Appointment at the
White House Today.

ford. Miss Gladys Chapman Smith and
Miss Dorothy Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell Putnam
OF New York will arrive in Washing
ton Friday to spend the week end as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Brad
ley at their home on Connecticut ave-
nue.. DIR. and Mrs. Preston Satter-
white Of New York will arrive at the
same time to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley over the week end, and will keep
several social engagements. Mrs.
Bradley will entertain at a luncheon
tomorrow for Mrs. Felix Doubleday of
New York. who arrived in Washing
ton Sunday to be her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates en-
tertained at musical last evening
at their home on 18th street. Among
Evening star., 1921-12-12

Assistant Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Wainwright. Admiral and Mrs
Coontx and many others, who will
be with the officers of the committee
as guests in the box of the COM
mandant. After the drill Col. and
Mrs. Rivers will entertain all the
guests in their quarters, assisted by
the officers and ladies Of Fort Myer.
Gen: Pershing. who has expressed
much interest In the drill, will be
unable to attend, as he Will be cut
Of town.
The members OF the Chinese delega-
tfon to the conference were enter
tanned at tea yeesterdat afternoon by
the minister Of China and Madame
Size: The hosts entertained In ac-
cordance with the customs Of their
own country, which included native
music, and only their ewn country
people were asked:
MIRA Frank w: Mendeli and her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Mendell, will
be at home informally tomorrow
afternoon from to 9 o'clock.
Delegate to Conference
Dinner Host Last Nights
The Earl Of Cavan entertained ut
| dinner last evening, when his guests
| were Lord and Lady Lee Of Fareham,
Evening star., 1921-12-12

the guests were: DR.. and Mrs. j. B.
Hubrecht of the Netherlands lega-
Evening star., 1921-12-12

Our Own Brand Heavy Glove Silk
Vests and Bloomers-cut on generous
lines; White, Flesh and Orchid.
Vests-$2.35 and $3.75
Bloomers-$3.35 and $4.75
The famous "Star" brands of Kay
ser Italian Silk.
One-star Vests and Bloomers in
Flesh, Orchid and White.
Vests, $2.45
Boomers, $3.45
Three-star Vests and Boomers
Vests, $3.50
Bloomers, $3.50
Also Glove Silk Vests-with self
straps; cut amply full; in 81 OK
Flesh only-and all sizes, ~A
Bloomers, to match, in @ *
all sizes ............
Evening star., 1921-12-12
r IRIS HARDING Is receiving q
NH number of guests by sp-
pointment this afternoon.

X IRIS. HARDING Is receiving
NH number of guests by ap-
Iv pointment this afternoon.
The President and Mrs. Harding
and the Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge have taken boxes for the
Fort Myer, which will be given Tor
the benefit Of the Army Relief So
ciety, The chief of staff. U. >. A.,
Gen. John ]. Pershing. will occupy
q box, and Mrs. Henry F. Dlmock
and Mrs. Julian James have taken
boxes in the north end of the ridihs
hall.
The ladies' of the cabinet will be
guests of the ladies of the Senate at
their regular Tuesday luncheon TO-
morrow There viii be no other
guests.
The minister of foreign affaires OF
the Netherlands and Nine. van kar
nebeek entertained s. distinguished
er's in honor of the Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Hughes. The other
guests were the president of the ltai-
Ian delegation. Senator Schanzer; IA; W
Sarraut, minister of colonies OF
France; Prince Tokugawa; delegate els
from Japan, SENATOR ".
delegate from Australia; Jonkheer
van Blokland. delegate from the
Netherlands; Count Pagliano OF the
Italian delegation: the director of the
tPan-American Union, DIR. Leo $.
Rowe; the third assistant secretary
of state and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss;
vice governor of the Federal Reserve
Board. Mr.. Charles S. Hamlin; former
ICEited States ambassador to France
and Mrs Henry White; the minister
of the Netherlands. DR.. EverwiJn;
Jonkheer w. H. de Beaufort, Jonkheer
and Nine. van Haersma de with
IJonkheer and Nine. Tjarda van Stark
lenborgh, Mr.. Theodore Marburg OF
Baltimore and Mr.. Nicholas Roosevelt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
|killirII}.Iz5e:t News
COTTON MARKETS ARE
HIGHER Bic DEMAND

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Thcrc was a
sharp advance In the colt n market
iodny Yesterdays rcnctionr were
more than recovered The general llyl
closed firm at net advance ~ so ~
loi points Reports Of increasing do.
nestle mill activity and an improved
tone Ia th" goods mlrket ai home and
abroad wcrr considered chiefly re-.
rponslblc Ter The buying movement.
January sold up a. 1885 and May
~ 1906 IN the late trading when act
Ice months generally nhow~i net ad
vnnces - ~ a. 81 points. Private re-.
turns indicating a glnninr ~ n $40 Ol5
bales prior 10 January !. and pointing
70 crop n between l2.00O. 600 and
la'.oo0oo bales may have accounted
Tor some of III" early rciling. but ~.
i"Tingr WEI" comparatively light later
IN the day and there was not "A great
deal 10 Southern selling after the first
hour Private cahler frr-n Liverpool
rthi icitcr Manchester ndvlces had
rauscd covering and rcbhying IN the
marisct there. and l.lycrpool houses
were active buyers around the local
ring during the first hour and again
NJ the cioa'. The rircngth OF foreign
exchange WAS a factor on the advance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
SUGAR MARKET HIGHER,
WITH LITTLE TRADING


NEW YORK. Jan. s--Tho local mar.
k'i FOR raw sugar was unchanged nj
ii-2c Tor Cuhls. coat and freight.
cqui t. 5.ss 70. centrifugal There
were additional ralcs late ON TUESDAY
u $4,000 lugn 81 Cuhls and tolnys
burincsS amounted a. only 20 .o0o hars
the old and new crop an At the az
level.
There was ne change In refined
price which coniinuo g. b. listed NJ
100 60 ccntY for f,ns pr1nulaie-' and
there Is said a. be- n good steady DC
mand. Tho futures market wan easier
and prices mcko rather sharply. show.
Ing declines q ~ a. % I,olnis M the
rhWs, 'r at the lowcvt level ~ the day.
Tired" interHsts we're thu principal
sellrrs. Closing hids January i.GO.
March 400. May gSi. July 4.sg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
C0iionnsed Oh.

NEW YORK. jan. 1.-The mark 4
for cotton seed OH was small az.
fair final lids belng : polnta lower
10 net higher. The South appeared
To h. buying against rllcs of crude.
while lccnl rcflners were dc.ng the r..
verse. Total saler were COCO barrels.
There were No tenders. Prime crude
h.Ism6.oo. prime RUNNER yellod spot.
nominal March closed nj $40. May
S.G,. July s.9s. all hid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Coffee
ny A,roeIa,cdrr..'

NEW YORK. San. s.--Coffco futures
'hnw'd rather q sicidier tone during
'oday's early trading owing Ia IA. lrt.
ter feeling reported in the cotton
trido aud high,r foreign exchange
rates
The mlrkci rclctod later ca reports
II unr tiled market IN HrlHl with
Mach selling lark ~ G.1a aud MAY tn
s.7,. tn" clurc WIS net points
higher e. points lower
Spot cuff," nominal. Rio - GiIH
IS. Santos ~ S3.3asi.2. cost and
freight offers wero irregular
Victoria cleared 20 .b00 for New
York brazilian tort receipts ii. 600,
Jundiahy ~ GOO With only two
pnlntH out. the worlds visible supply
showr an increas. ~ .g1. 900 hQgs for
December.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Wheat
By Associated Prrss.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5--AScrtlons that
Argentina was Offering wheat 20 Ger.
many nj isc Ia zoe cheaper than INIT.
ed States wheat could h. obtained had
a boarish influence to-day on the whca,
market here. Prices closed nervous
asc Ia 4iic net lower with March
$780, and Nav SiGl to- tiGiis. com
lost q TO ! isc and oats 10 ss Ia
3'4c. In provisions the finish was TN.
changed to &c HIGHER.
From the outset. lack II export buy.
ing gave an advantage 10 the bears
IN the wheat market. and n was even
contcnded that foreign purchasoA ON a
large scale IN this country wer. about
at an cnd. strength IN sterling .x.
change failed t. act ~ stimulus and
80 likewise did gossip that a majority
OF North Dakota farmers were holding
out FOR s. a bushel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
NOTICE OF SALE


The Chicago. Rock Island & Guif
Railway Company hereby gives noticc
that car CMStP 5soiG0. containing
thrgc automobiles shipped BY tho
Climber Motor Company from Little
Rock. Arkansas. Ia Amarillo. Texas.
under waybgl l,.5069 dated October
sth. 1890. notify J. 4. Gaui. having
arrived o. Amarillo. Texas. and remain
ing unclaimed. and the charges thereon
MOI having been paid. under the laws
regulating such matters u WILL on IA
Srd day - February. a. D.. 1921. NJ IT,
freight depot b,tweon Pierce and
buchanan Streets In Amarillo. Texas
sell said automobiles al public auction
Offering each automobile separately
said automobiles, being more pariicu
larry described al follows.
One five passenger touring car.
green. finish. Modcl 1900. Engine
Number 2i307.
one five passenger touring car.
RID finish. Model s.O00. Engine
Num,scr 37ts3
one five passenger touring ear.
black finish. Model 5.0e0. Engine
Number 37i3s.
that the charges. Ter the collection ol
which said sale will D. made. are tho
sums q S26lf2. freight charges; war
tax thereon f5ya. dcmurrage charges
90 a. 4 including this date t20S %. and
the nrthcr dcmurrage charges that
Will uccru" Il 500 per day from this
date TO the day Of sale not including
holidays and sundays. and the eX.
pcuscs aud costs 10 salc
This January 8th. A. u. 1891.
". FARLEY.
Local Agent
Par A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
REAL ESTATE
y. q. Bt'RDINF
OFFICE ~ CITY NATIONAL. EANK
PHONE sol

TO TRADE: Seven large rooms RICH.
In town. NOW rented at $500 PEI
month. win t'adc In 40 cash payment
~ half section well Improved. close %
town. There ~ $4,000 against this
Mace one and two years off and Il Is
worth the money Price $40 10000.
TRADE li.ruom modern house wen
located and rented now as rooming house
4 slo0Oo per month VIII take IN =
good fivcsronm house as cash payment
md make the balance easy To- meet.
Prize $4,000 90 this Is close in also.
FOR RENT: Sixroom house nt s0l
ray!ur street. $1,000 per month.
TRADE Have three well located lo,i
N San Jacinio Heights To trade Tor
Dndgc rolsT,r Those lots arr well
worth the money AZ tTsooo for the three
lots. Whit have Won TO offer.
=. q. ~ RDiNF
OFFICE ~ CITY NiTNAM. BANK
PHONE sol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

IS A.sociu'od rs,ss.
FORT worth. TeJa,, Jan. s.-cat
tie, 5000: steldy. Bacvcs ts00NS 81
stockers Sii0ei I.gs: COWS k2.O0G go
tanners S2.oOfs3.oU. hoiflrs s35Oa
500; bulls S5.00a 2 Oo: calves $500
$50.
Hogs. receipts 600; unchanged
iight s9onMa.g5. heavy SS7jG9.OO.
medium $S.s6tN5j; mixed ssooaS.50.
common S1O0aS 90; pigs s5O0Gs.2s:
sheep, $50: steady; lambs Ss.ooa
Hoe. SctrbnRs Sf.000S.00. weihcrs
$1,000 90. ewes s3.coH soc; culls 81 90
{. 500. goats $1,000 800
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06


NEW ORLEANS. Jan, 5--AccGunts
u many mills increasing their running
time with largc plants in some places
godng on practically fun time was the
dominating influence IN the cotton
market tuday aud prices were higher
from the opening The rise was grad
unlly widcnod until. in the last few
minutes &c the session. u amounted to
NJ To- 80 points ON tn more active
months
In the carly trading much better
Liverpool market than dtie completely
offset the effect ~ large ginning a..
turns To private hur,a,is
The strong rise In sterling exchange
WINS factor of consc>lusncc IN the
iransaci.ons ~ the day and ~ was the
general covering movement among
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

shorts. accompanied as Il was by COS
sip that large traders were cunning
fur the short interests In the later
months. Reports of factories outsid,
81 the cotton industry starting az
proved quite - stimulating as IN,
news ffnm textile CeHtcrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Dry Go,-ls

NEW YORK. Jan. Yarn dyed
c"lorcd cottons, plrdcuhrly stap!s
ginghams and chambays were active
an The dry goods market here today.
Gray goods held steady. Yarns we're
firmcr; knit goods we're priced for
spring on lower basis and new bust.
ness began 20 come forward. Some
worstcd dress goods 81 fine constriic.
ten. chiefly fine ,ricutincs was 10.
ported a. sold NJ Tor Swing.