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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05

NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-SpOt cotton,
steady, 25c lower. Sales ON the spot 1873
bales; 70 arrive. 800. Low middlins, S.25:
middling, 11.0O good middling, 12.75. Re
cepts, $3.50; stock, 40G, 1SS.
The tone was steadier on realizing by
shorts in the early afternoon. At 1:30
o'clock prices were 10 to u points up from
no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
MARYLAND GOES
Up AGAIN ---28A
POPULAR OIL STOCK CONTINUES TO
cLIMB-doIEd HIGHER YET
SAY OBSERVERS.
Meeting Of Directors Held Yesterday
May Sell Property In
Mexico.

Marland Refining Company s'"'N' ~"
rise Of which has been ono nf III" recent
features nt the market. continued itR
upward climb yesterday. The CLOSING
mark in New York. according 10 %orh
received Ivy !. u. Merrman CO.. well
Enown local brokers. was 2Sit ms IS
the highest point reached by Marlhnd
since the M;L:laud and Kay County Gas
consultations II is confidently believed
ny market expects. as well as hy hold
erS Of Narland stock. that II VIII go
considerably hiGh"r in Tn" near future
The trading yesterday. both In TINS rItS
and in New York vas active ana heaFy'
several thousand shares changing hands
in all.
Relief in a much higher price Tor
Marland l. based upon tn" oil market.
Recent advances in the price OF cTnne
oil have been highly encouraging ana
Oklahomn oil has shared Tn ms deFei-
orment. That the company viii n" N 4
nosirion 10 resume dividends soon Is ne
lieved Ivy market observers.
\ spsr!al meeting Of tn" directors NJ
the Marlard company MAS held yrSter-
day In New York ard vas attended by
Jnhn stevenson AMI Arthur Sufel, OF
this city. So FAR AZ hn"wn TINS m"et'hR
hal no connection With the recent his
hmm n IN. price or the stock. II Is
ruuorrd that plauS I" dispose "f some
Of III" C0mI valuable Meh" q"
holdings were considered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
LOGAN b BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

tRv private wire 10 A. r.. Mastrp & COZ
Sew York. N"v. y. There WAS n"
dcurth ~ constructive Developments
grn-r~. LIST acted in exceedingly graft
Fy!nr manner. The burlington md ftt!-
uris 'rntra. were reported 49, haFiQH
p,arcd large "uuirmrnt orders ami the
Iron Agc stated taat Il very good IN
vU:rv WAS In the marKct Tor ra!S aad
clUl;mcn' for ~. and tails stimulated
Il c,.d inquiry FOR tAr equipment stocks
in genera, under tne leadership "i sa'h
stocks - baldwin, American l~'r"in"-
tive and American Car X Foundry.
Sr.u, fresh advances IN ;Hr rri'c or
,'";u'iu grades e "!l together WITH a
report that tn, Mexican Petroleum has
completed new gund-SiZrI well gene
;ntri a spirited inquiry for III. oil
iSSGrE In general Will II advanced 'iSov-
nusiv az we'll a. the Standard oil issues
n the u.IlS.d" market. Another favor
uh,c deVrlormcut Was an item ,n'anat-
ing from Gcrm0ny that that country
lad arranged for the next iaslH!iment
nr chH r"part'I"nS paHm,Ht and TINS
init" naturally r"octrd hsMctiC!Iily on
III" foreign rNrhanE" market. As a re-
SUI, nf all of the f"r"griug IN" demand
:nr ~'"',~ hrrlhr'Di r,N>!!r"Hh,y and
'i"rr was 4 marked ;nrr"Ns" N the out
side inquiry fnc the STANDARD issues
and IN one WAY his Mas taken as
r"hcrttng "a" Improvement which has
'rk"u i.ilrc ~ t&r :hH"sin"nt market
n general IN 'he past couple OF m"nt"S.
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IRON REVIEW

cleveland. Ohio. November l'.-The
Iron Trade Review tomorrow says:
Momentum recently acquired i% IN"
iron and steel industry has reached INC
point where rTndu"ii"n - h"!hH 'H''h-
tanned at ihr recent maximum lever an"
further slight progress * ""in@ SHOWN
despite 0hStructing factors OF whl'a
freight rate uncertainty ~ paramount
Rccrssinns IN some lines Of demand ar"
h"ing offset by gains IN others. As
result the general Hndrrt"r" Is NOR"
,,hrrrful and the outlook appears NOR"
promising. The S;"r! corporation has
pushed UP it, operation I" !" per cent
If ,nrnt ri,raciiv. Tho gain IN prdduc-
ton : best G!%nlnyrd IA The steel inE"t
,irur.s FOR October TIL" output In that
mouth WAS Il; the annual rate oi approx
.ir,trtt - 600. go" fnr~ compared with
tho r.,r rr about ..,;,n. "nu tons in Sep
,cmhrr i lain "f :. ~; - per cent. In
iuiy the country Wa& down 10 less 'hln
I" 900 nun tons annually. Tn" o"ioH"r
rate measures NJ about ~ per cent "f
,h,. nigh record year al Ste"t prodlc'i"n
which WAS lglT The Iron Trade Re-
view market composite Of fourteen iron
and steel products has sn"wn new low
mark this week averaging s35 nh. Last
week IL was t36.2N for October S"'.'"
tnr September t3j.3i and for August
s35.9?.
tn" outlook Cor rn.':"8h rTrrha SOS
continues {" grow ru"E" 'tN"rah'". tn"
NOS, important news AHA this line was
the authorization hv the Darlington ROAD
e: the purchase Of 400 freight cars.
~ steel passenger cars and - lnr"m"'
lives In addition. about 500" cars are
;v,u,ling TIL" New York central system
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SISTERSV|LLE

-, ~ ~ ~, q Nra 7
HiS''rS'H'' W. ,: - tor,ni,,h,
!. rr"''F' "'''' q ,,Io. AMI o,ber
WI" '''"' > - 80, ,.!..''I.,r Thurs
point" Il" '.."' val a. .,,.,.,,,;,,d byS
=. " 1,r,y,hue or New
..' S'HU'r, "'S' IL "
NAT ''"T' ''', s,,.; ,, c,,,,d yyednes-
ME- W. W. ''''''' ~, ~. ooot,
Jay u 'I''''' = -
Of an aunt -a,oo "a
MIS-. AH'" Ni'So"' ~ go H..
~" guest ~ hrr COUSINS M 10"
Maur!cr fr"ad"a'er' anu o''''
tiHei.
Mrs. John Sr"hF' af'el 1t" ~
N!S;t win t'iI'N'S !"
has returned home.
Mrs. Lawrence i!c!hirIh mas 90
guest her mother MIS-. be!la h'oe'1e''
Of SardiS. ..
MIS- iEd"h n""'"' no. ...Lt,,,
lions to a bridge idh'hc"H' a. WIZ
I she VIII entertain ro'eLie VI 't.eu'
Saturday at her nome IN 'he'Sea SUI.
NV! t''' INV SH!f-' "'t"A '''- ..I'.a,,
Mrs. |harI's Arrhcr. - Gun
, following Few GAYS i''heTs. -,
ATmiStl"e Day VIII DC ht'''.! w
! served by IN" lochl N'"a"''
the regular weekly ,I.S,ir
FRIDAY evening AT me l'"lei WIZ.
The dining room Will he "e'o'd,'" ~,
The occasion ana paIT'otic n'u''C
feature IL" program. Officers or Ioe-
Thorn Post American Legion Will oe
guess.
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BELMONT

william Gay OF Crnt"rviile was In
this vicinity Thursday huytng stock.
Mr. John Gattrn ard Miss Edna Ben
son we're married last Wednesday.
John Wharton WAS Il caller IN this
vicinity last week.
Andy Kemp and Hobart S""nc"r Of
Hunter PASSED through this vicinity
Thurshly morning.
There viii hc pr"a ching services ut
Mt. Zion next Sunday afternoon by Rev.
Smith.
T. T. Hatcher called ut Stanley
Moorc's Friday.
R"wrr letters visited his friend. Del
bert Hatcher Thursday and Friday
Douglas Hatcher was business
caller at John Wharton's Friday
Miss Nellie Hatcher attended the
trachers' meeting AT Bc"airc Friday.
Mrs. Lambert IS very Ill nj her home
sufr"r'n; with paralysis.
Eliza Masters Of Rarnrsv!ll" visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Masters. Saturday and sunday.
N"ssrs Charles M!lhuHn Allison
Masters and Alan Kemp were Barnes
Vile visitors Saturday.
Hollis Moore visited At r. J. Hatch
rr's Sunday.
Mrs I.ura Medley 81 Rn-ncsvill" Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs s.
n. Hatcher
I:mmrt Powell and family of Cant'na
visited friends In this vicinity Sunday
afternoon.
There Will be pie social md cake
walk held 1t Lamrsvill" S,hnol house
next Saturday night. November 10.
Everyone igvited TO attend.
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MT. PLEASANT

NesGanes Annie CusicII AID blanche
Linton 81 Martins Tr-rr Sven W"dnes-
day OF las, wees win friends IN this
place.
Rev. and Mrs. r, u. 1.odwtck and fam
fly. spent Friday afternoon and evening
NJ thr home Of Asa Harhourt
The children CT NJ. and Mrs. Harry
Sterling. who We 81 ~ their home
are improving nicely
Messrs Hal MrAI!N:an "f Emerson,
Isaac Thomas and TarE Johnson. were
business rmi;rrs IN Steuherv!N Saturday
Mr.. Alhcr, Pu-ks 80 III n, his home.
NJ. Sherman Sriuhlc ~as a caller ri
the homo ~ Ms Nrothcr Harry Monday.
Mrs Charlie G"rke IL SLOWLY ir1prov-
ms
Mrs Frank Smith remains about the
am" at Ihis writing.
Mr Hugh t"ckrns 81 Scotch Ridge.
VS. caller at TIE HON" of Harry
Srh"rhle Monday.
MIR and Mrs oliver buchanan md
Mr. John Watkins we-e out o. Town
callers SUNDAY afternoon.
Edgar SprrsK Ia N. hospital IN
Wheeling, hIs man" friends wish for
him speedy recovery.
W,l,cr Ruckman Is mil carrier on
~
Marion Dutton spent Tunstay nj the
homo OF David buchanan.
Several PERSONS md rrlidrcn ~ this
2inc" and vicinity are suffering with bad
odds
Grover I'asco WINS n caller at tho homo
If Mr.. Smy!is kt'hcRrt TU"shAy.
Fred Hrhurn. took the S;"Uo crusher
from tho Hclrr farm Tuesday afternoon
Mes.r. John THs"" nnl NJ. {. button
wcrc callers Mt tho home Of David Duch-
anan TmosdAy
Asa llarbourt wnH II Nusireas caller
ut tho homo OF ]. W. Lawrence Wcdnes-
day.
Thursday Will be pay day at the mines
near this place.
MI. Pleasant High school font ball
,cam. will 70 70 Adena Friday inter-
noon 70 play a game with Adem high
school football tea.
Fred King and family moved into the
George Scott homo recently.
Mr. and Mrs. William krnke and
daughter will move 10 their new horle
soon.
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CAMERON

Howard Holt or MnuM!SEi!lc WAY
business caller Monday.
Miss GAYLE Moore Of Hundred vas
visiting friends here Sundry.
howard Buzzard wen, To- Mnundsvrllc
IN business today.
Mrs Rhal Stimmel and Mrs. Frank
poss and family w.r. visiting relatives
ir ,t.lI.chen Sunday
Nre Warren Nrvcv IS visiting
f,icnds =, R.IlaIre @.
Mr. aud Mrs Harry Rerklov returned
homo sunday after visiting relatives
here
torrr milling marty WAS held at
,,rnrg.v iIrlt SnrIra,y cvcni,.. 4 err
,,oIi,,b,fuI rim, Wa. r.nurt,J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
n. !. STOCKS

S.u York. NOV. - Large huyiuE or
ders from sperI,Nt!v" sources came Inv"
the stock market over ,he election LAY
recess and n-j,"S uf various popular IS
sues. especially cts. Si"c.> aaI "'Hur''i
shares wrr. substantially rnh"n,'''..
The BROAD demand for OILS Ms mate
SALLY ASSISTED by ;lNC" advances ;"r u"
crude products in al:n"St all PARTS %;
the country, par;Icu.Arly TeNvS, uN.a-
hGr,,a. Louisiana. the utdtlo west and
other barge rrnduCing ceni"rs.
In the case ~ M-Nicau re'r"lHum,
however. which dominated ;he malrke; at
a net gain OF ~ points; The movement
VAS based mainly on trrhnIca, C"nd:
lions. the shorts PAYNE heavy toll.
Rails. SteelS and issues * Tx. do
scriptton drirted aiuA,eSsly Cor u tiNs".
but came briskly forward IL III" last
hall q the session. Purchases - those
stocks were accompanied Icy tn" weekly
.urveys Of trade authorities. wh'rN c'r-
rhaS.zed the more hupctUI feeling n
that Industry.
shares ~ concerns which may reason
ably hone 20 henef, by increased h"tjar =
business. such as IN" dApa rlmcn, sores.
also strengthened. bat tohaC""S AID So
eral % the more obscure s?"r.al'!' s
were heavy or irregular. Leaders wee
urdett~red by the rss" ~ "all money
from s.. 20 SIX perr"H, in N" NAL h"i-
many closing prices he'rs ~ Or near ~"
days tor levels. Sales H:no""'cl :" N'"'
nnn shares
cables stating thu: t;"r"'9"N - ~"
pairing 20 meet her next rri"THt!oHs pa
rnent accounted Tor the u"'"f.i" rally
in MARKS. first In I.nrduu ara then acre.
Sterling was firm. but r"":.t;.''.'"N- T.
81,
moderately lower on >i,,t,i fading nF
the neutral countries. paa'*h his w"ra
very heavy and far "lS'"rn Iu"tH''""~
continued 70 saS"
Liberty bonds We" ;rr"=u'': on turth
~ prna' taking. n" International group
also showing no ma:N"' ;renI, T"ia.
SAFES ,rar valued st5. i;5.nhN.
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BUTTER, EGGS. CHEESE

NV York. Nov. .. lm;trr unset. d:
rr"ar:"ry. higher han Extras. a. t. II t":
crca u.":y. "\'raS az %r"r"i, "a, 'rrtm =
cry Er~'S l.> 10 Of S'orrl. 81 = S. {:
p.,'\'n- sock. ,U".cn, mike. "" :, -.
u p"
Eyg, firm: fresh rathrreh. "Ht"S
NryrS. S.Hei: d." hrsts. ~ n 10. Now
Jersey henrcra "h:'"s. "S'ra finf|.
caudlch S6lcc,iuns g.. nearby and near
rs western h"nn"rr whites. NrS'S ="
AVERAGE. "N'rs@. $50 80: 10. browns. ~
'-:- 7cW7t. "aar%y S1th"~c hr"HnS
and r'i."d rolcrs N~sts :" e<'rls. ~ {
S.. re:r!eHrht"r sw "a: nHThs. raH'T'
81 ~: 10. rrs;S IS = a..
cheese barely steady. state. whole
o:Mr. r-"-h. specials c?h 20; do. aver
arc rra. 2l7l2li. state. whole milk.
tw'ns. specials, p z :'i. do. average.
- e, go?
i.'@ poultry steady: chickens AL
g fowls !ST %. Dressed quiet; west
en- 'chlcHrus. ?7N 90, old BOOSTERS. l1a
20
Flour uSchanreG
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GAINESVILLE
shovsr for Bride slSot.

Mrs George s. Fisher entertained
Wednesday evening ut her beautiful
homo on walton avenue. with basket
shower honor.ns Miss Eva NrhrH car
tar who's. rIrriuGe 10 Mr.. i. W. Fnuike
will take place Thanksgiving evening.
The rainbow C"i"rS chosen by the
hrtdr-elect. yer" carried out IN every
detail. I;"S"s and chrysa nthrmuns
were used throughout tn" house.
Music and 80" we're diversions Of the
evening and nj u late hour Al Ella horate
,vn course luncheon WAS served.
The guest list included: Misses Eva
Esdra Carter. Helen Sheppard. Rather
Inc Worthmgton. Marie GthsonS Marqu"-
ITO Morris wilma Close. Audrey Neil
son. Leah Boswell, Eta Fisher; Me-
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BONDS.
DRY GOODS

Ssv York. Nov. a.--Cot'"n goods MAJ
W, u.as rn!a, today With a slightly - :
Inr tendency following the ginning 20
mort on cotton. lar:s w"r" quiet and
barely steady. In the NCoi E"oH- IN
dustry hesitation was more manifest :o'
lowing threats 81 a garment strike. and
low sales Of hnIshsd gsrm"n's and AMT
rood. for i-ned.a.. shipment were re-
eorted IN better demand Burla?s w"r"
nrnsr, Tatre,a stIns sold more frA"fv
Full fashioned hosiery sold ahead fnr
months IN some larg. mills. JohUerS re
ported 4 quiet trade.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Nov H.--r"rP.Gu "\'h"nS"
Irregular. Great lIri.ain: '"rHAnd ""1's
cables 29t2S IT. day hi:i$ "u banks "s"'s
France demand rs = 'ahlcS I:S Italy
d"nlnud +l5i.. ',h;cS as. l!"lE'um d.
m3and SOS. cables hSNis
Germany demand Al, cahi"N iiil H"i-
laui demand 3i53 cables 81" Norway
.I"u.auG 1870. Sweden Ic;"tud -3"", f'"n-
mark 1875 Switzerland demand 1870;
Snain demand l%Nu tir"cc" demand Al.
Argentina demand 32"2. Hrtal( d"in"n'l
laS7. Montreal S2is.
Holland demand advanced Ia @itO:
cables 1855 ~ the late d"ainGs
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RUSSIA MAY SEEK AID.

Paris, Nov. 9.--Insurmauntable eco
nomic difficulties may compel Russia
10 appeal to foreign capitalists for aid
in order to stave off disaster, Foreign
Minister Chitcherin. of the Bolshei'
Wiki government. is quoted by CORE.
spondent of the Petit Partsien as say
ing in an interview at Moscow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10

Miss Eva NedrH Carter ANA MIS- '''o.
Fisher attend", tn" fal! music i"N'NA!
aud reception given 10y the i'"h"''-
Hayden Cluh at Wheeling. Tuesday eve
ming.
william Norer. Of lirllairc. was III
town Yesterday on business.
Twin daughters wrr" horn I" MT anu
Mrs. Glen Road. nr W""h~N'id. g." Now
emhrr 5. Mrs. Read waS formally MISS
Martha Barnes. Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward. cam
bridge. spent sunday with Mr.. and MIS-
Z. X. S"ott
". II. Winstcad. Of Baltimore. Md.
Is here on business this week.
Mrs. Don Hardcsty. az 81. ElairSH!!'e'
was visiting with friends here ycSter-
day.
Mrs. Charles Shaffer was in Wheeling
shopping Tuesday.
Paul WINNER Of Reilaire. was viFi-
tor in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jess" Minder. of Hunt
lHgten. w. Va. are visiting with Mrs.
Ella Acton.
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USING CORN ron FUEL

Denver. Co,7 Nov H.---Coai production
in tho sca-herr Coloyado A"lds own"i by
tho Colorado Fuo, 4 Iron C1rran" has
tlNcrea sod rr.roN; -latnly ~ r"rcent n
tho .aE, two woei;s. accorttnE ~ sta'N-
mons nlnde today a. tho rN""rt'v" "f-
arcs 81 that 0ompRnr her" Tn" dim'n-
'shrd production. :: wHa said, ~ du" n
The usn - corn for fuel a mild " .nder
and the hIsh Price OF coal
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1.rurRTY BONDS

-, NnrN. Nov 9--Iihor'N clNs"1:
Al, 40 ,frs. - aI7s: second - a4S?.
~. y li.> as second as otH:
,r:~J a, = az 90. fourth g., - 81. Vic
,,.ry -, 1855 Victory -. - .? IS.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheel, az. W. Va. Nov. .. '2l.
Furnished The luteinErnce- by 4. f.
Aasten * Co., mcr!hcrS New York Stock
Exchange. Second iiOUr National Bank
VI W. Va. BiGH.
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PETROLEUM

nu r,,y. IA Nov. 9--''r"dIr haiau"n'
81 Runs ln@."?7; a'"raG" t'ilN. snip
m,n,- ST. -. average $3.50.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wu"ri.n.,. W ~. N"!. =. IL
FURNISHED Ihr .uir'UEen:rr - A. +.
aiasten \ Co, members New loix STOCK
tx. hanGe. Second floor Sati >nal BanA
OF " Va Etns
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Nher!.rS W. Va. N"v. .. 81.
FURNISHED Tn. lntellIEerCer by A. E
MaS:en ~ Co. members New York $40 n
ENchause. Ser1nI nUor National liaEk
~ W VA. lSldg.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Whering ". Va. Nov. .. 81.
Furnished Tho lnieiiire1-"r By \ f
MAstsn & Co. me MI bars New York Shock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
~ ". VI. Bldg.
-dro,-ys on.o tJ,gb Low ic-lc.I
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GAINESVILLE Briefs.

danes W. f. Stephens J. ". kirk. liar
~ Kyle. Earl W. Novel;, l." NJ. carter
t..,rt,e Fisher.
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=
BUTTER AND EaGS.
m .'r'Trf-l(
LOCAL STOCKS

WheCl!llS IS. Va. NuN. Q, 81.
Dany quotation list Wheeling Stock
=! Charge Compiled Coz Tho Inteih.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Nher,',s. " Va. Nov. .. 81.
Furnishes. The lEieluGcncer by A. E.
hlaSten \ GO. ulrm;':S New York Stoch
IA :har7e. Second floor National tank
OF " Va. li.uS
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MOTTO r..
Wheeling S,"rK ENrhanC" Will b"
closed nil lay friday. Nov. II 'Arm:s-
u" pdy).
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tp'u. li;-I L. ". 'O~c

cash QuutIflnrS VI heat "" hard
u.. y. 3 northern. / -. corn M. %
w,>r.'. So. "4GN. NJ. N"ii"w. 49,"
So. ,.,ts 81 white, 81 (, 3I'@: 81.
= " n.i. 81 %, 49,. Pork nominal Lard,
H. l:.hr Gnufi-iI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
ODD FELLOWS To
ERECT BUILDING
FINANCES WILL m PROVIDED
ny ISSUANCE or CERTIFI.
GATES INDEBTEDNESS.

Amarillo Lodge. No. 40. I. q q. y,
~tli cree, a lodge building adiaccnt to
the Texas Overland Company on Polk
street. II the recommendation - the
building COMMITTEE In carried out.
G. NJ. Mccullough chairman Of the
committee. announced Monday that he
committed had to build and also on The
elite.
According to Chairman McCuliough's
plans. finances will he provided hy the
issuance OF certificates II Indebtedness.
The plan IL a. offer Nf,ificatrs first
10 local members. and u the required
amount IL no, .a.A.G % .t.' ray. r''--
them 20 odd Follows u the Panhandle
Plains A. n third contingency. " sif.
ficicn, II stlll not raised u i proposed
10 raise the remainder hy mortg'ring
the building.
The certificates ptopos'd viii h.ar
~ per cent interest. payable srml'
annually. Tire integrity ~ The lodeN
win M the s~surity on the certificates.
aeroriing e. the statement ~ McCui'
Tough. The committrN believes 'hcre -
nothing IN he was. and predicts that
construction work win start In ,ho n'ar
futurc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
ARMENIA STARVING,
T REEzING, DYING
DIrrERENCE BETWEEN HOOVER
CAMPAIGN AND NEAR EAST
RELIEF. EXPLAINED.

The Hoover cmUIsn is NOT ior ihr
Ncar Els, Gli,t BE- e r.t fpt Anne.
ua Na,h,r s o.. umwu fur tuud'
hv ON. Literary 'ut Tor Armenia
Not ono cont u h.s, fund. go 90
the N.ur East E.N they POO 90 cen.
tml Europe. to countries With some
sort ot government behind 'h,m such
as GawHp,. Austria or Poland The
orphans in the N,t Eas' re the
chDd.ru e the Am,alus our allies
an thc tate world 900"
Many people have hrom" confused
and orr contributing @" other cam
ruyu. thuNiug lhry are giving AZ
leis' part ~ their money 60 ~" Near
i'I-' E,l,l. when us 20 matter - fact
their mouc, n goug elsewhere,
The Amrnmns uur allies. are EurN.
mg. freezing and dying Shall We rcis"
60 give aud ALLOW them iu perish h''
ctus, o. he cunfusun God iotbid' pna
hundred and nineteen thousand or.
NNINNNNH NMANN NNNNNfN N..H" NNlfNN NNNNNf hNNffA
cmiod hands to us and cry, Tread,
bread bread" Shill they b. allowed
e. rnrye' let MS righi now say They
shall not die"
n Armenia u'rishrs Christianity
win be- absolutely WIZ 4 from the face
oi the earth In the Near East II viii
h. gone frum the Gross Roads oi the
World" ana the land NJ the Christ
child viii become Mosl-u'
W. hcg YOU. please consider the pre-
di,lm.nt In which We today find our
s'ly,s and let every man, woman and
child that reads this do their hit. II II
be- only the widows mite and do II
now. 10 please. act Immediately. and
II you have no, already sent your ~
fcriug OF that OF your sunday school,
church lodge on club. send 10 now--to
lay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-08
What's Gomez
lunlbago
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So why suffer for days while using slow.
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Stiffness ended In double quick time.
For every ache and pain and to get In
fluen:a before II gets you. get Begys Mus
tarine. In the yellow box-SO and 6O cents
the Quickest Pain Killer sa Earth"
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