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a. w. HOLMES, PRESIDENT N. /
Is. $. TO INSTALL OFFICERS

The five Lodges Of the National
IDEAL Benefit Society, South Rich
mQnd will have a Union Installation
OF Officers, Friday night, January
2lst, at Zion Baptist Church, South
Richmond. ALI officers and members
Of the several lodges are requested
to DO present. the public also invit.
cd. Tho meeting with open at 8
o'clock. Music will be furnished by
the choir Of Zion Baptist Church.
New members will be received ms Il
result Of 30 days membership drive
FOR tho South side.
Observation-Disclosures OF ceremonies.
Mrs. Saqlie D. CogbMl; devotional
exercises; Rev. Dudley; song, con-
gregation; Introductory remarks,
Dcp, II. l.. Beverly; address, A. w.
Holmes, S. NJ; presentation of now
members. Mrs. Sallie B. Cogb,fl;
song, choir; presentation of officers
for installation, Mrs. Susie II. RobfA:
son and Mr.. Geo. Moody; remarks,
Dep. J. II. Hicks, and Mrs. M. s. Payne
S. S. ~
In January 31st, Il great union in
Stnllatim and membership drive Ior
t,rhmnirl district Will be held ut 20
Frst Baptist Church, Corner, Broad
and lath streets at s o'clock. Tho
officers OF 80 hodges are to be install.
ed. All officers and members IRE ro
quested Ito be present. e..
Supreme Master recently returned
from Washington, d. C. bringing n
very encouraging report Of the Ideal
society. Applications for a charter
Tor New Lodge in Newport News
has just boon received.
Mr.. j. r.. Hicks has just returned
from Victoria, Va, where he organic
cd new Lodge. =.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15

THE. lfHCWAdLCS SAVINGS. BANK
STOUKR8bDqnnS MHBT IN
$. ANNUAL SESSION.


The Stock-h elders OF the Mechan-
les Savings Bank held largely at
tended annual meeting, Tuesday
night, January nth. The reports of
the Cashier, Albert ". ,Norrell, Jr.,
was one OF the best ever submitted
to that body. President John Mitchell
Jr.. presided, but yielded the chair
to Viee-President, Albert A.. Tenant.
during tho delivery Of his, annual ad-
dress which was enthusiastically re.
ceivcd. The past year had been one of
unprecedented prosperity, the total
deposits at one time reaching ($645
,000) six hundred and forty-five
thousand dellars.
President Mitchcll submitted q
plan for the financing of the Strand
Theatre property and his recommen.
dation was unanimously adopted, by
II rising vote Of the Stockholders. Di-
rector John T. Taylor spoke and also
Mr.. Harris. DR.. ]. Mercer G.. Ramsey
the Secretary of the Board kept the
minutes. Prayer was offered at the
opening by Deacon A. Washington
and at the close by Mrs. Anna Tay.
lor.r The following Directors were re.
eleo.ed: John Mitchell, Jr.; Albert A,
Tenant, NJ. D.; r. w. Whiting, John
r, Taylor, A. D. Price, J. M. G. Ram
scy and D. ]. Farrar.
The Board Of Directors on motion
OF Mr.. j. R. Chiles was authorized ia
increase the membership Of the Board
mo nomination OF Directors was
made b yMisa H.. l.. Chiles.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
. TUTGON NOTES.

- :. - -,
Our Sunday School is seeming to
take on new life. The Sapt., Mr.. John
Foster, is itsiatHg tho cooperation OF
each menrber Of tho school to help
increase the Financial and numerical
strength OF the school. Ho realize
that it cannot be accomplished OK.
cept by the majority OF the school.
1870 a. M. Rev. Cobbs preached
from the 9th Chapter of Daniel and
,hc 9Th verse. Our pastor seemed to
he at his best. Many friends were
present, including Rev. A. j. Johnson
Henry, Hadley Of the Va. U. u, and
Rev. w. NJ. Brown an Evangelist.
Jrc devotiCnals were conducted by
Rev. Mutt EULER and Brother G. d.
Jefferson. Three persons were added
10 the Church after a song led by
brother John Page assisted by tho
Choir.
$40 p. NJ. our pastor preached
another strong gospel sermon from
Matt. Gath chapter; 3rd and 34th yer.
ses. We had present as friond, Bro.
Frank. &c. LghtRer, the husband of
Mrs. Cassie 3. Lightnier orr organist.
We feel very glad to have our friends
to come and worship with us at all
times. There is q standing invitation
to You.
TO morrow, at 1870 A. NJ. I know
you are coming to Calvary, to hear
our pastor preach on Daniel in the
Lion Dem" Good music will be rem.
dered by the Choir.
Come out at 80 P. M. and let us
have joyful time together in serving
the Lord.
1850 A. M. Rev. w. e. Brown a
student Of the Va. U. u, and a Full
ton boy. preached at the Rising Mt.
Zion Baptist Church from John 7:4G,
using as his text: Never Man spake
seemed to enjoy our brothers dis
like this Man" Everyone present
course. The church being widow
many Divfnes were present.
$3.50 p. M. Rev .Cobbs administer
ed the Lords Supper We want to
say how he made out, thus ask those
who were present, including Rever-
ends, Hughes Fauntleroy, Coles,
Joseph Brown, w T.. Brown, Hadley
and others.
The following has been added to
the sick list. MRS. Ruth l.. Ross, Mrs.
ELAN Brown; Mrs. ..TueX ,Crenshaw:
Mrs. Frances West, Mrs. Mildred
Johnson and MS, Robert Ruesell.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
NEW LODGE IN HALL.
FAX COUNTY,

Glover, Va, Jan. 5.-Col. r. G.
Mitchell, set up a new lodge of Knights
of Pythias here yesterday, which will
be known rs Staunton Star Lodge No.
PSI. 1t is located at Lenning, Halifax
County, Va. The following officers
were installed: Chancellor Command
CT, Charlie Coleman; Master OF Work
$. l.. Evans; Vice Chancellor Calvin
Coleman; Prelate, Glenn Coleman;
Master of EXchequer, Addie Williams
Master Of Finance, Ezekiel Jackson;
Keeper Of Records and Seal, William
A. Evans; Master at Arms, Charlie
Coleman, Jr., Inner Guard, Shadriek
Morton; Outer Guard, Arthur G. Cole
MAN. The lodge was gotten up
through the efforts OF Sir p. ]. VIII
liams OF Glover.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
IN MENiORIAM.

South Richmond, Va, Jan. -, 1921
III loving memory Of our Ieu: hui
band, father and grandfather, Rich
ard T. Cogbill, ST., who departed
this life eight years ago, January
16, 1913: E.>a.
We, who love you, sadly miss you, =
AS It dawns another year;
lii the lonely hours Of thinking,
Thoughts Of you are always near.
Tine may heal an aching heart,
but time will never stop the longing
for the loved one gone before.
This life Is one great sorrow
And with 1t each one must share,
Vet no ono knows a wife's grief,
Till death has with us shared -
Sleep on, sleep on, we loved you
dearly, but God loved you best and
has taken you with Him to rest.
Sadly missed by his dear Wife,
Childron\and Grandchildren.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
"A GARD OF THANKS.

We take this means Of thanking
our many friends for extreme kind
ness and assistance during the ILL.,
hess and at the death of our mother,
Mrs. Hattie Otelia Crump, who left
us Thursday, January 9th, at 1:10 A.
NJ. The sympathetic expressions and
touches will lever be remembered :.
The numerous beautiful floral designs
sent as tributes Of respect and tokens
OF your love for her arc greatly ap.
preciated.' Throughout these sud
hours OF our bereavement and the
subsequent. days OF our gloom, our
hearts shall over retain abundant
gratitude for your services. We com
mend You, each one, 10 the God who
gave her to as, .~...'
-.. vp'rxAld FAMILY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
PRICE. FIVE CENTS
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Danville, Va. .Cha6eelior
John Mitchell, Jr. arrived ktTo TO-
night from Richmond and was met at
the train by District Deputy Grand
Chancellor George w. Rison, Past
Chancellor G. w. Fultz and Pythias
Company in full array, which com
pany accompanied tho guest and his
party over iii Neapolis, better known
rs North Danvt'le DR.. A. A. Ten.
nant. Rev. l.. r. Morris and DEPUTY
Grand Chancellor J. Thomas Hoylc,
OF Martinsviale were also present.
Thirty candidates were initiated and
after the work II repast was served,
much to the satisfaction of all pres.
ent. The Grand Chancellor and his
party had been dined at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.. Fultz
The following officers We're lie,
stalled: G.. c., N. n. johnson; M.
Of w. Lewis Price; V.,,C.. George
Clark; p, G. l.. Coleman; NJ. OF
Ex., j; Haley; NJ. of f., Fred. Me
Gatin; X. of r.. and>S., Green Mot.
10y; M. at A., Thomas j ohnson: l.
G., Aquflla Johnson; o. G., Willie
Watkins. The new lodge will be
known as Neapolis Lodge, No. 255.
Grand Chancellor Mitchell stopped
With Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Risop.
where Mr., and Mrs. j. Thomas
Hoyle were also guests. Sirs Pen
nant and Morris stopped with Mr..
and Mrs. Fultx. The party arc 10
leave tomorrow morning at 8 y. M.
for Richmond. 4he Grand Chancellor
ccmpFmented Sir G. w. Fultz OH his
work here in getting up the 1Rw
lodge;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15

Corinthian Beneficial Club. Nat 'onal
Ideal Benefit Soc ETY., Crispus Atsucks
Auxiliary, Past Chiefs Council St..
,Lukes and the Cup Of Cold Water
Club All Of these turned out and
sent most beautiful floral designs
Re kilograms and letters OF coincidence
were sent the family from friends In
New York, Pennsylvan South Car
oil ma and other states. -.
B es:des the husband, Mr.. Lewis Fl.
Crump, Mrs. Crump Is survived by
Il daughter, Mrs. Bessie l.. Montague,
four sons, Messrs. Melton W. Bouldin,
Purcell Gl Crump, Royal A. B. Crump
Louis NJ. Crump and brother.
lRlobert Bou,d'n, all residing in this
city. ....
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15

Of friends and admirers could be seen
vending Their way into tho home to
take the + last look at the remains
and corpse, which was handsomely
lad ont in the parlor and presented
"a scene, even though solemn, quite
ctureSque. BY her special request
of Mrs. Mary T.. Harris, long time
frend, details Of the garb were pre-
arranged, even to the very m'nutest.
Enshr'med in robe Of bridal satin
= trimmed artistieal.y in handsome
br ,dal lace richly draped in heavy
folds about the beautiful figure, the
feet enclosed In white satin slippers
she was encouched IN magn' llcent,
rich black broadcloth casket, this
surrounded by profusion OF flowers
and amid tall Ivy palms, she thus in
dueenly state lay asleep in royal
bed and yer table flower garden.
'Thc funeral services we're conduct.
Cd from the Sixth Mount ZION Baptist
Church by the pastor, Rev. r. V.
Peyt@n, d. d. and assisted by the
Rcverends r. Beecher Taylor, Jacob
turner and r. ]. Bass. Vast crowds
attended the funeral ut the Church
with about 1900 persons gain ing
admftance, at least half that number
sought entrance and were turned
away. AS early rs ton o'clock people
began to- enter the Church to seek
the most advantageous and forward
positions.
Rev. Peyton delivered most
beautiful euloey, tho subject Of his
text beng. well Done" He paid
high tribute to her noble Christian
character and womanhood. He re.
called those early days of her service
:" the Church during the lifetime OF
the venerable John Jasper and tho
later work done by her under his
own passionate. He summarized all
by say ang she was a woman of great
faith and Christ an usefulness. life
worthy. Of emulation.
Mrs. Crumps last act Of scrv' &C
was on Friday preceding the day sho
Was stricken when she carried has
ket Of food and n heart full OF cheer
to poor. infirm blind woman,
, str 'cken with years. Thus passeth
this servant Of God beloved by al,
for to know her was but to love her.
'rhe pa'lbearers were: Honorary,
Messrs. Roscoe G.. Mitchell, A. w.
Holmes, Emmett c. Burke. DR.. Scott
C. Burrell, Abram Harris, Deacon
John wilson, John l.. Ballard. Active
Deacons Ernest Davis J. N. Myers,
Richard Hampton, Charles Dabney,
Messrs. Henderson Fields: Jack
Banks. Arch G Mosby, w. FL Wooison
The burial rites were conducted at
Woodland Cemetery by the Fannie
LEWIS Chapter, Order Of Eastern Star,
being one OF seven organizations and
societies. OF which she was a. memher
TAe others are the I. o. st. Luke, the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
AN:TlJAPANESII "IsEIGII7NG2 VERY
INTENSE AT BROWNsVIl1iAEl.

= - 49, - .''
brownsville, Texas Jan. 7ADevel-
opmcnts were awaited today In tho
situation created yesterday by the
arrival at Harrington, Texas yesterday
Of two Japanese families bringing
agricultural implements and who
purposd TO. settle on 282 mere tract
o. land near Harlingen.
Anti-Japanesc feeling at Harrington
was described as intense. The Japan
csc have been warned by committee
o. citizens and American Legion
posts that it would be dangerous for
them to- settle on the land.
The Japanese are at the Harlingen
Hotel awaiting advices from S. Kishi
who they declare sold them the land
.or the account of q. Yamatno,/ Of
Los Angeles. A committee of citizens
is meeting all trains pnd hooking mem
hers said for Ilfshi Ind other Japan
csc. -"
Tho Japanese r.. Okuma and o.
Oluma, brothers said that they paid
1878 an acre for the land they intend
cd 10 occupy and had no intimation
that there was anti-Japanese feeling
in the Rio Grandc Valley. They said
that the plot Of 282 acres had been
divided into forty-acre tracts for set
Element.
American DICTIONARIES in other val
ley towns are keeping in touch with
the situation by telephone it is said
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phKlLts. WllISAriAsY BlsANUn
%> Y. W. o. A.
BLUE TRIANGLE NOTES.

= series OF lectures will begin Mt
the Phyllis Wheatlcy Branch, 615 N.
TIN street on Wednesday evening Jan
nary 18th at s o'clock. These lectures
Will .take place every other Wednes-
day evening thru April. The first loo
ture Will DO. Care of Children" by
Dr.. Bessie Tharp. We are hoping to
see ms many mothers, guardians and
those interested in Child Welfare cut
as possible. A Yer yinterestiag treat is
III store. for those who ttend.
remember tho date. january 10th
time s p. M. and tho place. $3.50
Snort term classes are, in session
at the Phyllis Wheatey Branch. A
very cordial invitation is extended to
tho public to register IN these classes
All classes are free.
On Mondays ut S =. M. Cooking
Demonstrations in charge of Mrs. NJ
+. Mundin.
Tuesdays, at p. Nj. Art Work in
Charge OF Workers.
Current Events Glass i'm charge OF
Lawyer Robertson. The time and eve.
ming viii be determined by the class.
This will appear in the next issue.
thursdays, s p. NJ. Bible Glass in
cbarge OF Rev. j. l.. Taylor pastor of
st. Philips p. e. Church.
Fridays. at P. M. Choral Club in
charge of Miss Marie Boiling.
Millinery Class s P. M. in charge
of Mrs. Bernie Turner.
Come and bring a friend with you.
!
vEsPERs.
Initiation Service of the Girl Re.
serve.
The Busy Bee Corps OF the Girl Re
serve held n public imitation service
on last Sunday. This is one of the
new corps and under the leadership
OF Miss G. Walbarrow promises to he
one or the best. Following the Inita-
non Ceremony Miss Corinne Daniel
or the O'Cheer Corps, spoke most in
terestingly OH 'Uoya1 to Friends" q
Phase Of the Girl Reserve code. Miss
Annette Hucles of the Extempo Corps
discussed another phase Of the code.
teaching Toward the Best"
An instrumental duet by Misses
Grlfiin of the r. I. c. Corps concluded
the program. In spite of the very in
clement, weather an appreciative audi
ence was out to sec the young girls
take their VOWS, which advanced them
from volunteers to members OF the
Girl Reserves.
On next Sunday a very interesting
program is promised the public by
the: Just us Club" The address. will
be-. given .by.:PrQf. Nelson Williams.
A very cordial invitation is extend
Ell to the public. Vespers begin
promptly at o'clock Welcome oil.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
TEXANS TELL TWO JAP FAMILIES
TO LEAVE.

Harrington, Tex. Jan. 7.--Pendtng
the arrival OF a real estate dealer
from California who Is said to have
sold farms to them in various sedAons
Or the Rio Grande Valley no efforts
VIII be made here by the citizens
committee to compel the Japanese
families to leave Harrington.
The Japanese including four chill
dien arrived here Wednesday from
California and were met Mt the train
ny committee OF citizens and in
Termed that their presence in tho val
ley was undesirable. The real estate
agent will be asked to refund the Jap
anase the amount paid fbs two
Ga,p1s.. "
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
Wan. Harris, John Richardson.
IRON INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS

From Deacon, J. VIM. harris, bRoth
en- VIM, j .yrruehart, sister A. Lena
Johnson White. sister Sarah" Wells,
sister Leila Mesby, sister Marie
Evans Graves, brother Jesse Mosby
brother Richard Simmons, brother
Geo. r.. Walker.
a beautiful black Velour hat was
received from some members UNI
known to the pastor. He regrets very
much his inability to mention their
names with the rest Of his friends.
TO all the members and friends who
so kindly remembered him during
the Yulctide, Dr.. Lewis expresses his
deepest gratitude, wishing them
health and prosperity during the ell
suing year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
A NEW LODGE ON sOU1HsIpE.
a NEW LODGE IN so. RICHMOND

Grand Chancellor John Mitchell, Jr.,
instituted a new lodge Of knights of
Pythias in South Richmond, Friday
night, January 7th, at Mayflower
Hall. He was assisted by DR.. Albert
a. Tennant, Grand Medical Register
Col. r.. G. Mitchell, Rev. T.. 7. Nor
ris and Sir John r.. Cogbin. The
"H'""r9 were INSTALLED.
The candidates were delighted. fhe
new body will be known as Mayflow
er Lodge Mo- Knights OF Pythias.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
MISREPRESENTATION IN ZION.

The Zion Baptist church, corner
goth and Decatur streets, South Rich
mond, Va, requests all members to
re-registcr during the month of Jan
nary, 1921. Send your name, address
and when you joined the Church to
the Clerk, d. b. Glenn, 2109 Barn.
bridge street, South Richmond, Va. Do
this in time so that Your name may
bo written there.
DIR. ]. w. DUDLEY, Pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT

' Announcement is made Of the mar,
riage Of Miss Gladys M. Mcdaniel,
daughter of the late REV. G. II. Nc
Daniel, who deceased December 9Th,
1920 to John II. Henry Of Philadel
phia. -.
O.. The ceremony was performed De.
cembar 1st,> by Rev. J. H. yvyley in
tho old Homstead,' on Grace street,
Farmville Va. >,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
CARD OF THANKS.

Through the medium OF this paper
we desire to express our grateful ap-
pl recitation for the many acts. of kind
ness and tender services rendered
by friends and neighbors during the
tate illness and subsequent death of
our mother.
MARY Il WASHINGTON
CORA c. WYNDER,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
PUBLIC INSTALLATION

The installation of the officers Of
the var'ou Courts and Lodges Of the
Knights Of Pythias and Courts of
Calanthe, OF Richmond will be held
at the Sharon Baptist Church, First
and Leigh Streets, Tuesday night,
January Is, 1921 at S:20 o'clock
The pubic as we'll as members of
the Order are invited to be present.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
HELP WANTED.

United Liberty Society needs 500
select women. Private families; $685.
90, $4,000; $4,000; $4,000 $500
1000 men. Bic wages.
Send your references and two cent
stamp. We will send you fare IL sat
isfactory. Write,
B. B. PHILLIPS,
1921 9th St., N. W.,
Washington. ID. G.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15
KENTUCKY HOME SOCIETY FOR
~. COLORED CHILDREN,

The Kentucky Home Society for
Colored Children (Incorporated) re-
ceives and provides homes for DEEPEN
Cent, neglected, orphaned and desti.
tute children.
Accepts them from Juvenile Courts
for legal adoption. Home placing and
boarding. Provides Industrial. Grad.
ed and High School Education. For
information write.
MRS. BESSIE l.. ALLEN,
Baptist Sunday School Supt.,
S07 So,ith Sixth Street,
Louisville, KY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15

Rev. w. II. Skfptwjth, the noted
evangelist is now conducting success
full meetings with the Union Bapt-
isl Church at Atlantic City, N. J.
Hotel men and women are f1ocking
to hear him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15

Kew w. M. Thomas, D. D., Of Chu.
H. va, has been called to tho Pastor
care OF the Second Baptist Church II.
blackstone, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15

10 rot forget that they. M. C A..
IL sadly in need or prayer. Every
home is asked to help in this very
needy hour.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-15

On next Sunday very interesting
program is promised the public by
the: Just us Club" The address will
be-. given .by.:PrQf Nelson Williams
A very cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public. Vespers begin
promptly at o'clock. Welcome oil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-28

pears on file aud Of record IN the office OF
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CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT
,pwtrt 20 IN WIcoypop.r,o~
a"tlShho "
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saniAed and existing under and ~ Nirtsv 81
me Laws Of the STATE Of New MEXICO, hereby
firsi. That the Board u Directors, %
Naia eotpofatios a. a special meeting aaly
,shrn the iiIh ang ot S.picmoet. va a,
which meeting majority q said board
we're present N person pasted a RESOLUTION
by nnanlnious vote deciering u advisable.
That ~. name o. sald corporation D.
hanged TO Coal snpplS and Lumber Co.
Inc 1,
ihal ne antheriled espiisi aloSn o.
$40 eorpota,ion = decreased To fiH5 rnou'
SAND Ntso opol poliars.
, thAt ihs objects Tor which me CORPORA.
non esleonshea y. ehahkea Y" lheiuas
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-
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brick lime elal lumber and other building
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Of me ums place and purpose OF tno
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Whi'h waiver or notice "A ~aiteehcd heIft
and made a reri hrreot at which meeli1l
the,c Nete present IN person All the stost
hold'rs having voting power. there bein
hui on" elass or hueh ftocAhoidefs. the 10
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1HTmdink IN
stocks today VIVA nrofuiHfr Through
though mainly lower Gaius ucrc
Iconfincd 60 apccinitics controlled ty
pools. Sales amounted 70 $4,000
shares. The closing was heayy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-28
Produce

CHICAGO, Sept. ss.-Potatocs
weak; receipts. iss cars: total q. $.
shipments. i,72ti Wisconsin and
Idaho white, st.7s1z.0o cwt: Mime
sofa Red river. &i.1j 800 cwt; fancy
s2.0592.1O ewt; Colorado white
ti.25Ul.SO cwt
KANSAS CITY. sept. 9s.-EeEs 1
cent higher; firsts, s5c; seconds, csc.
Butter and poultry unchanged.