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New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
German Optical
Goods Regainins
Market in L. 5.

German manufacturer OF lenses
cameras, binoculars, field glasses and
optical goods in general arc regain
ing their market in tins country to
great extent. and. according 10 some
observers, the volume of these goods
exceeds that Of pre-war times. I'm
porters and agents of German pro-
German competition is q menace to
American manufacturers, one Of them
asserting that the German cameras
now sold in this country are only be-
tween and per cent o. the tota-
sales
In general, it is said. the German
goods do not come into direct compcti-
tioD with American merchandise. Ger
man cameras and other optical appli
ances being of higher grace and cu"-
seOucntly more expensive.
The American agent for orc we'll
known line of German cameras assert.
while another agent who handled
small German reflex camera retailing
at Sl2 and Sl3 has given up the agency.
because. he says, he found the cameras
were unsatisfactory. This ervnt, VINO
recently returned from Germany. says
that by far the largest part of the
German production Of optical goods eX
ported IS gong to Japan.
A dealer here who handles large
line of German cameras in addition TO
American goods says that German
prices recently were reduced 90 per
cent, bringing them down to about 10
per cent above the pre-war level.
whereas American cameras are even
closer TO 1913 prices.
The sales manager for an American
firm making lenses, cameras. binocu-
lars, etc, reports considerable Ger
man competition, but says 5nat it IS
not based on low price as yet. In his
opinion the Gcrmaps are selling their
goods here at d good profit, and their
prices at present arc not much below
prices for d similar quality Of Ameri-
can goods.
American manufacturers are asking
for 40 per cent ad valorem duty on
finished goods, and even higher lev4c~
on rough or untin shed lenses.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Cotton Is Strong
On improvement i'll
Country Finances
Indications Farmers Arc
Paying Loans Increases
Demand: Mill and Trade
Reports Also Help Prices

Instead of showing the rcactionary
trend many had predicted aud pre-
pared for, the cotton market yesterday
developed one Of the strongest adj
vanccs Of the recent movement. and
after reaching new high levels closed
firm at highest levels of tho day, SO to
40 points net h,gher.
Although there were srveral reasons as
signed for tho uptnrn. perhaps the mos;
prominently identified with the late buy
ins wer" the Presidents statement that
the country's affairs wcro ON the upturn
and that general Improvement IN agri-
cultural conditions was cvidcnt. and the
FaN Rvcr sales OF print cloths. estimatc ted
with persistent ru,nors that some favora bic
adjustment OF wase conditions was i'm
mineut.
The only hasis IN the ncws for the lat
tor belief was report to the effect that
both employers ana workers were becon-
ms more receptive 70 the Federal and state
offers OF CO operation. The buying included
zoo! deal OF commission house suppor;
which was taken to rcnrcsent new long
account buying, Some Of this was In the
new crop positions and was based on an
inea that acreage prospects were not SUE
costing the Increase that many hclicvo 10
bc al absolutely essential.
IN addition t" better advices from tho
local cotton Eoods market a leading house
in chicago reported that current whole.
sale distribution Of dry goods was con
siderab bly, ID excess of that during the cor
ncSp9hu,ns n,,s period a year ago. and pointed
market continued TO reflect improved CON
dIrons in the agricultural sections
Nou nor" spot markets. as officially re-
highor 'o'"'S
The Local narhct for spo- cotton yas
s'HSgy ana "a points higher, 1t 1850 for
no sales wero reported. AVA
nc VSr,N OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Advance i'm Wheat
On Heavier Buying
On Upturn Abroad
Rallies in Liverpool and
Bucmos Ayrcs Result in
Improved Chicago Tone:
Corn Prices Hold Steady

CHICAGO. Feb. ]3.--Thc wheat mar
ket developed a strong tone late in tne
session to day and coscd at tho high
point Of the day, with net gains Of
3'sc. During the greater part Of th"
day the market was fcvcIisl and st
times was under considerable pressure
owing to weekend liquidatjon. DOt
when buyers assumed an aggressive
position. values advanced rapidly.
favor Of prices. IN" liverpool mari<~f
talicd from, A. carly decline and oios-d
4 full penny higher, yiiie fiOenos tyres
advanced . ccn's An Official report on
ths Argentine crop confirmed pres tious =
cent statements coDcsr ..ing the yiela
there. whch fras p.ac'ri 1j5 80 600
busbcla compared With ~ 600 oto last
year.
rhc wea'her m.- again dr5 and clear
IN .hr SoufApre' and p-hite some reafher
shArps sN"Ipcd % think that there nay
~ss nothing in tn official forecast to
indicate rain
Exportcrs vere In the market and
sales were rcpo-ted Of $4,000 ousheis of
Manltobas TO tho Cnit-h Kingdoas. ~rd
500 900 TO .he Eussian rnlleg The corn
market was comparatively he~ty through
out the greater part II the day o~ing
to continued largo rcce' pts - primary
points, but prices rallied about cont
from In" lowest in sympathy r!'h Thca.
%nd closed strady a, net unchanged 20
"a cent higher
Export sale- -rcrs os..rna'ed ~ about
500 900 bushels and there rere crldcnc.'
that moro business had bc"n 1o1s rs-
cntl, than had ever been rspor.ei
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Mexican Health Statistics
Show Yellow Fever on Wana

= MEXICO CITY, Jan. 25 (By MaiN.-.
encouraging reports to the effect that
yellow, fever is on the wane in Mexico
recently were given out by the National
board OF Health. In 1921 there wcro
no cases with SO deaths. compa ared
with o05 cases and 249 deaths in 1920
ne majority Of the cases were report.
ca IN the states of Vera Cruz and
0'naloa. mt wldcly separated regions.
is ascrbcd by the board to the CO..
operation it is receiving from the phy.
ssioians Of the republic in stamping out
the disease.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Plan Europe-U. 5. Air Mail

DUBLIN. Feb. 10. Details OF an am
bilious scheme for an aerial postal sys-
tenn extending from Moscow TO America
were given to-day by the Irish Post
master General, uho was interviewed in
London BY the French dcputston which
proposed It.
The proposal takes in Moscow. Rcr-
lin or Vienna. Paris. London and Dub
lin or Cork, whichever is the most suit-
able jumpngof point FOR the Jnitce.
States.
The western terminal probably would
be New York. The Postmaster General
was unable TO give any definite cncour-
agement to the plan pending The ostab-
llshment Of regular government n
ireland. but promised to give i. sym
pathetic consi liberation.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Foreign Bonds
l6,l45 Umbrellas LOst in
Paris Streets Last IceN

PARIS, Jan. % (By Nail ~ ~ url.
ians or visitors here lost l0:lso oO,Si;c
brellas in the streets and ss,rs
squares Of Paris last year. The :,S l3SS' 4
seem to have treated the matter rls' ,a,si. i
light heart. for only 5000 were o'cis. cisirs.
Many umbrellas still awaiting icss
ants at the Prefecture OF fci,.'s f,. Kind
property office are OF cos''; 6A
ranging in value from lvv ~ the
francs, and are hne exsmpiss srsras
latest craze for JaransSs asos'
hsudled effects.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Coffee Futures The range Of prices
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

crs:%s' 1.shsr mn ssras g. 2sssa q 5,e. 81
Sic. seconds. Sla sSc: lower srades soc.
c,ntra' ICED cars 80 score s6c, SO score
- = q - .Hc, IS score. 80 q 34c; unsalted
IL sneT 'han s%tras. 39ig so, extras o.
81 d Ssc lover erades. % Q soc; hc,o o,:
storage. c'a trss. "a "A .2c frsts 81 :. n
:" 80. seconds. % q ste; state dairy tubs
Nnes;. $50 5,': good to prime, 35,d csc,
common to far. 27u Sic. ladies' ourra,'
make, extras. IS SOC; nrsts 25~27n: sec
onds 2213 q sc: lower grades ~ 6 go.
packing stock, ourren, nlaks. no ~ n
- &c; No. >. 3ois gt2ic: lover srsd.. ~
q zoe. -
heese--Eeceipts nerc sss9 boxes New
ork state fats, held Npecialp 2.ia d es,c
fresh specials. 2o'x 02lc; averare nv,
lrosh' 49, 2he state twins held sre-
s,als. bs2's {. 2ae; fresh speciale. 9o@ao,. Q;
average run loiac: Wisconsin, double
Daisies colored fancy. 9ia"ac: single pai-
sies, ooiored, fancy. u q &c. YOU'VE A,nrr.
Gas - ~ 2S'ac; state sk!ms. 5 q l.c.
Eggs, Receipts were 16.aa7 cascs. Fresh
81 q '2c 'irsts. so 4oc: seconds. s,c. az,
les, regular packed No l. $50 ssc. Nn
ano poorer 53@ 34c; checks. fair 10 choice
- 3$c' undersraaes. q q Sic; fresh. nesr.
by and nearby Western hcnnerv ,i,i,a. t'v".
average extras. 45c; extra nrsts 4sGA7c.
firsts y, go, &C: nearby gathered whites.
~ q 4Sc' pullets eggs, graded snaljes, o,,.
'!,11 a. q 42c;u nassorted, 4oc; Pacific Cosst
Whites extras Asc, extra hrsts' 4sSas.c. HS.
nrS's, q 1oc pullets eggs. Graded small
" "estern and Southern. gathered wi,ite.
~ a 4So; nearby and nearby western h.n-
nSiy n1G nrow9s' extras. 4@@45c; nearby brorn
hrsts 70 extra Ars's 4o@42c. voc
Potatoes Maine. lSc lbs. ss.7sa*4sa
ss Z, s. 'os 50 0oasaso s,ste $50 Ss.. s$.so
bbI l''S asl 1so 'Ss SO sa2S; Long Island.
S.oo; Danish. 80. |. bas s4: swests 49,
sew bss $50 a $3.50: Delaware ana M.r ~
..@s4 ,s@1 81. 81 SssslS5 sS yans virginia. Sbi..
Georgia bsk, 50; anisc. Lou,s;an, ,SgV' hSg
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Prices Irregular
In Short Session
On Curb Market
Fluctuations Within Nox
Margins in Quiet TrsI
ing; Oils Get Most A,,.s a'
ton: Industrials Stesar

P"ee' "oved rithin narrow l;,:.
in quiet trading IN yesterday. Inns |
hour session on the Carb os,,'.. sNo-
attracted most attention. and ~. viz
stocts we're fairly ac.iv, in th. sIs'' w..
trial 'ist, maicn az nhols Ssla s .saos- s,s-
steady. 's'''y
Cites serF1ce and Standard NJ .
No Jersey scored small rain, ~ u
otncrs IN the group o'ere holdn- ms
Changes p'erc smal, in We
stocks. Tobacco Products F,n.wr. w'.ecs
ging slightly. sag
Figures on January production :, =.
Jc>ia field. just announced. shnr ," .s Ms
Kirby Fetroleum's = output ras ,ho,,.'ss .'ss
per cent Of Inc to-al ''' ID
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

Interest Of investment banking cir
cles is now largely ccntcrcd upon the
various foreign loans under negotia-
ton. After a period of relative in
activity in new financing, these are cS-
pccted to take the lead in furnishing
early offerings Trading il the market
yesterday was only moderately active
aud rather colorlcas. Tho foreign gov
ernmcnt group vas drmcr than other
divisions, which wcrc inclined 20 irrcg
ularity. Liberty bonds lost part o.
their recent gains.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Southern Spot Markcts-

- poii - higher at l7.7oc: sales SIS bales
81" orleans steady. unchanged at l6 15c
sNles ills bales. Mobile firm, IS pointe
h'sher a. 1919; sales. - bales Savannah
Steauy 20 points higher at l7.2oc. sales
-F' haIrs Norfolk quiet 90 points higher
at ''Vc; sales. SO bolcs Augusta Very
steady, IS points higher atl7.loc; sales 2ss
sAl"s $50 hal"s. Houston steady 40 poln,s
nEher at l7.s5c. sales l7So bales. Liitl~
Rork quiet, unchanged at l7c: sales. 40
nales. Dallas steady. so points higher at
l1c. sales. 3.76a bales Montgomcry firm.
- points higher at 75c; sales. Mi. Fort
Worth steady. 35 points higher at Is. ouc; ;
sales 2l6 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Individual Bank Figures

the Clearing
members oil ederalR Bank 'N "''
sn
legal
In
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Livestock. Meats, Provisicrx

lcsterdaY. Tear aro
prime. 100 ib.S1Oo0, $50 .c-vn
y rcss sed Deof ''''" '''V
SIDES. 10. s nm "A ,ncs ,
Lie Voa', cqm- 10
mon to rr3me,
90 lbs .....1U00@1s 1ooo~,c
D re sec zeal 0''0~ o'os
city, ID. .... 13M 20 +za a.
J. e ewes. 100 Ivy 80
lbr. ......... 4coN ZOO -ao~ A.
Dressed vethcrs 0oV o'oV
10 .......... Ier Is
Dressed mutton,
cit: 10. ... ia or1 :.
1.-Two lambs, fair TO ''i
prime 100 lhsilo06ls.0o sznm,oo.
Dressed m BIS. - wv
:, clty' ID. ........ .:sa .3s .ls@ %
Hogs, 100 lbs Iooo6r;1 90 20 as8,, oc
Dressed ogs '''o
bacon, H. log ,a.1s.. ,s7.6,c.,
Pork bbl. ......a5.0062 40 - oon -, nn
Ness beef. bbl..l3 00m14oo senoSvs no oo
Lard. NJ o d le = '''V
West. 100 lbs...12l5@12.25 1a1o0,9
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Day 8 Nc,r Issues

Norey & Co. ire Offering q new issue
Of $3.50 900 City o. Breckenridge, Tex.
per cent sewerage plant bonds. due
October l. 1925, at prices to Weld
from g to 5.7o per cent, according 70
maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
COttOnseed Oil

Prices closed at net gains of 9C 20 20
points. The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Phila delpl,ia
spuOH
Cleveland

s2ooo Fl and peo As s4i5 eNs s4,a s4n
1900 Ph!la Elec 5s. lo2 lo2 10f7 ,0fx
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

Stacy & Braun aye Offering new
isseu OF s125.O0O Cabarrus County.
y. c., 5i9 per cent direct obligation
bonds. due 1928-'47. at prices to yield
from $50 to o1o per cent according 70
maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

A block of Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railway Company 8 per cent cumula-
tive adjustment mortgage bonds is
being offered a. the market, about -.
to yield approximately lo.75 per cent.
b. FarsoN. Son g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Markets in Other Cities

sales Open. Hich. Low I.os.
Ia Cudahy ...... SIS a s3 6.
30 Comv Edison 1853 1ls7s 1857. lls7,
100 Consumers Co.
lao cent Motors. 6's o. o.. S..
.. 90 Libby Men -. So. g.. 81
TOO Midv JtN pf. e5 o. g. s.
500 Nztl lea-h=r - =. "a. IS.
500 Pick +. Co... :;'s 49, a.. 80,
zoo PIGGY Nigclv ss So, SIX ailt
800 Stewart Warn 80 .4ls 81 23ls
so Swift & Co...lOA-x 1o5,, ,n35, 1n5i
4~c0 Snift lnti..... a.7s 23is .ns aos[
$50 'rhom pson J r 4 - 81 A.
2oo TeNltor a . 90. -, y, nN
500 Union Carhid, sos. 51it sOi 81 ~
700 United Iron. ~ ~
% IN l.: 4 R2s sls. Na. .s. 4 E.
20 do pf..... - - rs
10 Wrieley .lot l04 1o3a. ,o2s.
50 GLOW Mtg r94N 80 30 oAo
$50 Yellow TaNi.. e5 65, s5 f5s.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

10 '6oV'UVV WI II 'IVI'VUV WV -a'VVV
Z included In footinsS. (a> Slo7.s79.00c.
10. (e) $36,ool.o0o.
tries a. reserve against such deposits.
(dl ec41,ooo. ls> 3a.S4t.0o
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Oats
Flour and Meal

Sew Yor,s: close. closs. ~.
so w 70 hsl 10 *i.i5 s.7s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
MAS0AS PLAN TO Spend MANY
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO AID
THOSE I'LL With TUBERCULO SIS

convenient 20 the large rar'us of pop
uhtion. ana one 90 either North or
South Dakou. and m Che raaf North
west.
Cost 81 1850 OOO
"Tho total estimated cost Oh. 5000 beds
which ~ s believed $3.50 De- necessary
f0r an cases $500 %. iI-f1.0m og uu
approximate, cost uf $500 per- t.l u
is intended fo mlsr Ties. hospitals the
very b.si that com Ue built without ~.
trawfHnce In construction with every
feature Chat ut.H into tr. safety we'll.
hoiHg aud expert care ~ 'he patients.
Th. annual cost uf operation .s eHI
mated at $1,000 e. bed making o.. total
COST Whom th. flI DipIDf. De- reached
uf 5000 ltIs. $4,000 600 Nraf
"lf wIl take from us. 'u POL. Hlrs 20
carry ult f1.s program ol building Tho
cosf WII hc advanced o.. ass0 uerts
ou tho membership az Masonic bodies ln
thr United sHt.. aHe fH. $500 U. boo.
yitad tU participant. 100 OBJ. movement Uy
t...ur small ma.t fH 'U pur
uose.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Union Thanksgiving
Services Are to be
Held This Morning

The annual union Thanksgiving ser''
ices viii h. held 10 tho First Christian
Church this morning at 1889 Tn
meeting VIII b. rs..ied over by Rev.
Milo Atkinson. paso. Of the church ana
the sermon will b. delivered by Evan.
CELLS, +. y. shera.rl of the church ~
Christ Special music ror the occasion
viii be- furnished b chorus COMPOSED
OF members from tho various chlf o
choirs and win ls In charge of Eini'
r. Meyers Eycryr" boo the CIV is '''
vitod 10 attend obs service or fhanNs.
giving
Following a o. program SO de'ill.
Prelude. DoVologT Invocation. lr. y.
Thomson: Hymn. So $780, Praise HIM
Scripture Rcadifs Dr $ " Hntne'
Prayer. Or. H. vs. Virgin. Thank-EFlne
Proclamation. Rey r. n MacCal'um.
Anthem, "Praiss 'he Lord. @ I'i VISA.
lem Maunder. c0.r' sermon, ivan
gollst =. 4 shon.fl Hymn ao', M}
Country. Tis OF T,a' Bened.oiIg" ~.
g. J. Irwin. All ue cordially .u'I.e'
90 take part in this service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Panhandle Pioneer
Dies in California

PANHANDLE PIONEER .c....
N1th Conualy former Amarillo mc..
chant who was widely known iu u.
Panhandle d..i ir Oakland Golf Nor
2n. according to Information received
here yesterday lIo formerly had
store whore the Adams Dry Goods Co
b. now md later ono no the location of
the Lindsay Doubleday Drug Go. Re
moved from here 20 Memphis whore ne
had store before Do moved Co Cali
fDrnm
Nlr Cornnlly g. survived lv hig wife
end five children. They are 70 H.. J.. p.
and T. =. Connally con-, non. Roy W
'onnally. Is in business in Portales
y VI. 4 daughter Edith V. Counauy.
lives az the family homo iu Oakland
Mr Counaliy was az ono tim. % resident
OF sulphur Springs. Texas 4 brother
DIOR Conualiy. lives boz Fort Worth lir
iIs been On Amarillo this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Anheart Claims
Palm for Number
Couples Married

Judge n. r Airhslrt Justice o, the
peace. o. pooycd.
r.. j. Griffith ~ WH.lrr.r County.
chilled fh. marrying Justice has a
wrf.up" .u hr Justices and Dunsin-
Dies Magazine u which thc writer ly5
Mr. Grnth rho.eh s0 years old. ueycr
lets tbe loyclom rot away. Tie is saIi
Poo M.. married -tl couples in 10
Years
Judge Nirhnrf has boon in office
only slN years hat during Chat time has
N.iI.1 .lI couples. which Be- a' mu.h
more ru.l rate than his WIlhm-er
rival judo A#hau s -. r. '"n'.l-
crate Veteran aud 3l cNT,Nls ranger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and vicinity Thursday un-
'''.I,t probably aIn Ram nronHh.r
turning to snow with colder Thursday
evening
West Texas. Thursday unsettled.
probably local rains Colder Panhandle
Thursday
Eastern New Mexico. Unsettled
south. snow or rain north portion
Thursday heavy SNOW extreme south.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Warn Colnrs.

Warm rolors N HF ."''O t'
orlng, or hI.lliar, I'd are thr 'f'r.i'.
,u yrlvo. etoum- and dinner II..ts
They are dfapcd r caught lp Ht 200.
waist ru as to gi.. .r uneven hn ..H.
and alr Frequently untrImm"d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

Fel, ha's ~ the y,fr soft variety TINT
may be- crushed in the hand md That
.n.lus easily ar. .utft uow. ThHs are
trimmed with velvet co. flowers usually.
uui sometimes urp made qu.t, elaborate
with ostrich feathers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
wants sania's Picture

Ns.r Santa Claus.
Waut Ioll that can say mama and
Walk. 1nd % little mII and some lacks.
.uI uttl" wicker don huggy Pleaec
put SOME hU0tees GA doh want % uatoa
d.I tuu Pleas, remember all little poor
children.
Loves and best wishes.
JASMINE SHAFFEH.
... .H"..u Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

40 Intoxicating drinks known to the
lua.n's Seem to have been fcrmcntod.
'h. lI' OF dlst.uiug liquors being first
mentioned lv Alhufassen, an Arabian
physician uf tho t,nth century
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
Wants Don and Buggy

Dear SANTA
would Ike "a doll and buggy. too,
and ! would Ike D. yert mucn III you
nould send me set ~ dishes and a
Chinese parasnl. Please bring. some
candy nuts and oranges. tol
AMBER DAHNAIL.
900 TAYLOR Street ns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29
60 10 Kentucky.

Mrs +. Lindsay Nunn ana son. On
moro. l,u sunday for Lexington. Ken
lucky. Tor % visit with her sister there
and hrr parents 1t Georgetown, Ken.
tucky. They viii remain until after
the Christmas holidays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-29

Robert j Newton. of san Antonio.
Chairman of thr ...ai, UummIs o'.
made me following statement about ff
work and recommendation
"Tho National T1ha.u'uHs N--0-77
ton. estimates That fHa.. 4rn 1-0'
delths among amy group of 100000
males 20 years ~ are aul older from
tuberculosis. annually The latest r.
ports show "a toll, Masonic population
o. 900 600 .r th.a country uu1 0f fN.-
number. more th1u 5000 I.o OF uh0r.
tulnsls every year
1t Is estimated that There 1ro niro
living cases for every death but This IS
very conservative estimate There
ig every reason 20 believe Chat 'hrre 1rr
more than 10000 living cases OF iuler.
culosis among the Mas0us az tho United
States
How many ~ 'ham need 'ha holm OF
their brethren in their rlht fm uf. nu
ono can say Many ol them f r.g.r
hospital car" and treatment would pol.
cover and De- able to r0um. support of
their wives and children Nr. I.. DIS.
cause they hack thr money n.rI.1 frr
mn1foWm D. And fI. nf. or o.
o. fhlt tho Fraternity ihn rHH mu.
f0r the care ~ tho widow rrg orphan
th1n It would have cost t1 save the
father
Tho commission win recommend iho
establishment OF chain 90 an1ior
around ihe country, with % total ~ -0..
beds ono Of these Institutions t1 o.. MI.
DO western Texas ou. n Now N,y...
ono iu Arizona, ono iu California ono "a
Colorado. 600 order go aa0ur. Do, Isr.s.
of ihe different attitudes nnl E"f.r,r
climatic conditions. instead uf ...I.r.u.
'h'm 40 in one position TH.r. ul f.
one in the Ashot.uo section uf NurI
Carolina, which D. Resort for ul.r.t
lar patients. and one win lu located r
The Sarnnoc Lake region .n N..y Yur.
nnother locality famous fur cures %
That dread disease ThDrr swim also Do
Hn Institution located % the u.ldIp.v.U.
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N.k. for Coaster Wagon

IININ Nf..l
would Ike bicycle or q coaster
wagon. aud some candy and apples.
NOEL DAENALL.
800 Tasof street
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Products ~ d..tuff mc''d. have
200, property of a.HE Ih' -.. DOB .'
known Diseases
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TEXAS. The weather b. freezing or hr-
lOs over fho Missouri and ohio Val.
leys CO., Mddl, Atlantic States. and
rear freezing over tho south Atlantic
States to western Florida
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Establishment Of chain OF Sanator.a
throughout the United States for mem.
hers Of the Masonic order suffering from
tuberculosis whole enterprise 10 In
volve an estimated expenditure Of Si2-
500 900 FOR construction and the care Of
1000 sufferers with an annual Cxpendi.
fure Of $1,000. 900 FOR operation VIII BE-
recommended 10 the Masonic Grand
Lodge Of Texas az its annual meeting
M Waco on December 3. and : lv the
tuberculosis Sanator.1 Commission ~
the Grand Lodges 20 Texas. Arizona
ana New Mexico.
Thisls1 commission appointed hv tho
Grand Masters ~ the three states nam.
el under authority % resolutions adopt
81 hv the grand lodges 20 prepare d
ulan Tor the establishment ~ mbrI0r
LOSS anltorlI frr tte care OF con.
sumpi.ye Masaus who come tu the
southwest seeking restoration fu haIlth
These resolutions wor. adopted Hf no.
LAST meetings 20 ,he respective grand
l0area
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synopsis Of McatlIs
Onelitions:

81 atm, snhcric dis
fur' of some IN.
'feF over the region
OF the worern Pln
telu and the Rocky
Mountain slope has
caused cooler wealth
,r with LIGHT rain or
uow over southern
California tho Pia.
te1u region. Arizona
and extreme west