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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
ST. LOUIS SOITHWESTERS
RAII YAA I4lAIHANN
"

st. Louis Missouri. August -. lA22.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of st. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company win be held
a. the general offices Of the Company In the
Railway Exchange Building, Sixth and Olive
Streets. IN tile City * 81. Louis, Missouri, on
A. Nj for the ctcctiOn Of Directors OF the
Company IN conformity With the bylaws and
for the transaction 81 such other business a.
may legally come before said meeting.
The regular annual meeting 81 the Dircc-
tors of the Company VIII he held At the same
place. Immediately after the Adjournment of
the Stockholders meeting.
The stock transfer hooks of the Company
viii be closed Saturday September 2,
1922, at twelve O'Clock noon and VIII be re-
opened at ten o'clock a. NJ. on "wednesday,
October (. 1929.
DANIEL uTrHEGROVE, President
PAUL y. LO%GUA. Secretary.
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r,,r N,cK.y COMPANIES.

TNEEEKREr DIVIDEND NO 70.
COMMON DIVIDEND NO. 90.
The regular quarterly dividend of one per
cent an the preferred shares and the regular
quarterly dividend ~ one ana one-half per
cent Oh the common shares in The MRckay
Companies wlll be paid october 2ua, 1877, 70
shareholdera of record as they appear AZ the
close ~ business September Gfh, 1922. The
transfer books Win not be closed.
EDWARD a. pLATvF. Treasurer.
Dated August -. 1922
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TExAs PACrrIC coat : on COMPANY
DIVIDEND No.

Fort Worth Texas. August 23, 1922
The board &c Directors has this dag de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend of Two
ana ono-half per cont, t23 cents per sharel
~ tho capital stock of this company, pay.
nbte September 30. 1929. % stockholaers ~
record 1T the close W business September ..
1922.
Checks win be mailed
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETINGS OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY
To the Stockholders OF the
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRIT@T

TRUST COMPANY
To the Stockholders OF the
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY:
ID A Special Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company win be held at the office Of tho
Company. 80 Wall Street. New York City,
September &, 1922. al 1000 AZ NJ to vote
New York into the New York Life Insur-
ance and Trust Company. 10 approve an
agreement made and entered into BY the
New York Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany and The Bank Of New York 10 effect
such merger, and to approve all action
taken by the Board Of Trustees Of the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company
In respect Of said agreement and the merger
therein provided for as shown by the min
utes OF the Trustees meetings
(2) A Special Meeting Of the Stockholders
of the New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company viii be held at the office OF the
Company SO Wall Street, Ne~ York City.
purpose OF authorizing the increase Of the
capital stock Of the Now York Life Insur-
ance and Trust Company from One Million
Dollars (sl .0OO. .O0OD, the present authorized
amount, consisting of Ten thousand shares
90. .0O0), Of the par value az one hundred
lars (S4. 4.Ooo,0 ,000D, consisting of forty thou
one hundred Dollars (Sl00.) each.
The transfer hooks Of the Company viii he
closed at the close of business September 5,
1922. and reopened at the beginning Of
business September ~. 1922.
BY ORDER or THE BOARD or TRUSTEES.
EDWIN &. MERRILL,
President.
JOHN c. vEDDER
Secretary.
Dated. New york. August Fl. 1922.
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T1yr EoPDEN COMPANY.

pnrrEnnED STODE DIVIDEND 40. S..
Tho regular quarterly dividend of infs
has been declared OF the Preferred stock ~
thls Company, payable September II, f021.
10 stockholders of record September lat.
Books do not close Checks to Ne mailed by
the Bankers Trust Company, dividend dls-
bursinE agents.
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THE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders *
the vulcan Faint Company, Inc, for tho
purpose of clectlng Directors and Inspectors
~ Election and transact Ing such other busi-
ness a. may properly come before tho meet
ING, viii he held On the 10th day - August,
i922, at 4 O'Clock Al MI. az the office u the
company. sqtI second Avenue. Borough of
Kings. City and state of New York. Trans
Ter books win remain closed from the 26th
day of August, 1922, until the 5lst day of
August. 1922
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JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.

JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.
Yield
Bid. Ask. Ab't.
Chicago Joint 6. L. y.
5Ms. Nov. 1851. op. 81 1o4M 100 SIS
fJolnt Stock Land Bank IS,
May. 1899. op. '2i....... 90 1904 500
tJoint Stock Land Bank o..
Nov. 1888. op %. 20 i00k 500
tHot listed on New York Stock Exchange,
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COFFEE.
rENNsyryANIA OIL MARKET.

OIL CITY, IA, Aug. 24.--Credu balances
81 runs, 63,oSs barrels. average, 54G25
shipments, VI ,039. average. OF $50.
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NEW YORK PRICES.

WHEAT-No. 1 Northern spring, $1.3sk
No. red 1.17is: No. hard. s1.1sh; No 1
Manitoba. $l.21A: No. mixed durrm.
81 20R c. |. I. track New York
CORN-No. > yellow and No. . white,
S2Ac.: No. mixed S2hc. 9. 1. Z. New York.
43c.; No. white, 4iha4sc.: fancy clipped
white. Soc. ordinary clipped white. 45l4@
4Shc.. all elevator.
RYE-No Western, s3ikc. 4. o. b., and
SIC. c. |. Z. New York, export.
BARI.EY-Malting, 7o@74c. C. 1. +. New
York.
HAY-No. 1, s2S920; No. ., $2612S; No 3,
S23Q25; shipping, S20Io2 Fer ton.
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second that Of tho creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
NEW YORK COUNTY.
J. y. HORTON ICE CREAM CO.
w; 7. .Ensels. Oct i3, 1910. s225fl
flSkE, Edwin W.. X. pcttinRll.
May q, 1905. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 39s "a
GuBlN, Sydney-Title Guaranty
Trust Co.. Aug. 8 1920 ......... 1924
Land, SEPT, 3, leos. ............ 2aa 50
ROULSTOSE. william B.-Chelsea
ESehsase Bank, July -. Io22 1860
27 1921, $50. ...... ..,.......... $3.50
io22. 1870. ...... .......... ss5s7
Newsclty American Taximeter
Co, Aug. 10. ia22 ..... .,,,..... si52s
nOSiucit, Edwin R.-Hcrbert Dom
gan Construction Co. Nov. s. 1918 TAG -
SAME-Same, Sept. a. iaiI.....,... SIS AZ
iAZELTON, Herbert n. and Will
lam R.--Firet MI. Bank or Fort
Ice, NJ. D., Sept. n, i9iT...t..... 2,0TTG
GABAEFE, Samuel. ~ ais.
echccker. June 81. 1922. ......... o. 100 G5
'f Ese6anec BANK, Nov, IS iaai 4. 2i.oeoo5
: Gee, Dec, 70. 1915. .....s.'....... ssin
JOHNSON, Arthur A.--prters
caaceled1. .....,.. ,........,.... ei7io
BRONX COUNTY.
IEvTTIN, Louis-State Industrial
Commission, Nov. 20, i9iG...... $500
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Business Troubles
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
Court:
NATHAN GREENBERG-Sched of Ma
than Greenberg. millinery supplies, 40 Bond
assets OF S.. .79O. Joseph Cans, 200 Broad
way, - attorney for the petitioner.
AL JOELSON-Schedules of Al Joel
son. neither business nor address given
showing liabilities OF S5.0i2 and no assets
Morris r. Pike. 200 Fifth avenue. is attor-
ney for the petitioners.
ARROW ECONOMY STORES. INC.-Sched-
nles OF Arrow Economy Stores, Inc, 81
Fifty-second street, showing liabilities OF
$31, 100 and assets of $l2. 600. Abberiey &
Bryde, 277 Broadway, are attorneys for the
petitioners.
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DETROIT.
nnan rIfol
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Yield
Bid. Ask. Ab't
tCanal Irnp.-Hirh Imp. So.
Jan. and March. 1920. :. 40 400
fcanal ,mp.-Hlgh. Imp. So.
Jan. and March. 193i 20. :. 40 800
a' iinp.-Hlgh Imp. bs.
Jan. and March. i94i-7i. ;. 40 3,po
Canal Irap. AS. jan, 1864. .1i2I HAN $50
High. Imp. 49,. Sept, 1868 ii2h 1iiA $50
Canal Imp. sks. Ian. 1865. io6li ioS's ass
nlrh. INN. aus. -far., 1905. .io6h iosh 3.s5
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitioners in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United States
District Court.
HENRY NSTEIN-Involuntary petition
against Henry Weinstein. druggist, 1919
First avenue. on complaint of three credi-
tors, Progressive Drug Company, S426; the
n. Rieser Company, Inc, S6S, and Samstag
Hilder. SIG. Joseph l. Frank 1901 Bos-
ton road, The Bronx. Is attorney for the
petitioners.
DORY SEA FOOD STORES. INc.-rnvoIun-
tary petition against Dory Sea Food Stores.
Inc, IL Exchange place, fish and other
FOOD products on complaint of three credi-
tors, Chesebro Brothers & Robbins Inc,
S9,S0O; y. S. Gates g. Co., $314. and Francis
Joannes. SIPS. Winthrop Stmson. 32
Liberty street, are attorneys for the petit
TONERS.
JACOB DAVIS-Involuntary perit,of against
Jacob Davis. general merchandise, 124
Main street, Yonkers, on complaint of three
creditors, David Getz, S165: Henrietta
ltuehman, 1921. and Elsie Simon, Si33.
Robert Haberman, 800 Broadway Is attor-
~ ney Tor the petitioners.
WALLACH CO.-Involuntary petition
against Charles Wallach, trading as Wal
Iach q CO.. shirts. sos Broadway. on COM
plant of three creditors Laura Keepnews,
Sl,uoO; Elizabeth b. Doan, 81 600 and
Americua pelli Paoli $500. Alien r. Mem
hard, 40 Broadway, is attorney for the
petitioners.
BE1DNER ELECTRICAL, SUPPLY cO NC
Involuntary petition against Beidner Eiec-
trieal supply Co.. Inc, 80 West Seventeenth
street, on complaint of three creditors
Charles Nemwirth, 81 $3.50 Charles Maesil
Co., S26s and Max w. Rosenbaum
SaDoo. Liabilities are estimated at ST.. 900
and assets at $S, 600. ZallSin & Cohen, 40
chambers street. are attorneys for petition
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday In the United States
District Court
ROYAL BLUE CIGAR STORES, INC.-Judge
Juaan W. Mack appointed Dorothy
strauss receiver for Royal Blue Cigar
stores, Inc, Flfty-fourth street and Eighth
avenue and Thirty-seventh street and Eighth
avenue, with bond OF S., 900 No estfma.e
q Liabilities Is given, with assets estimated
at SlO,o 600. Cohen, Cole & Weiss, CT Broad
way, are attorneys for the petitioners.
NALLACH CO.-Judge Mack appointed
Ernest Myel receiver for Charles wailach
trading as Wallach & Co.. shirts, 5o3
broadway, with bond OF $t2, 500. Liabilities
are estimated at $100.0 600 and assets at
s-o,uVo. Allen r. Memhard. 40 Broadway.
Is attorney for the petitioners.
JUDGMENTS
The following judgments were filed yester-
Gay the first name being that OF the
ANDERSON Geo M ryndar
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BRONX COUNTY

The first name Is that Of the debtor:
COHEN. Morris, Abraham Mlntz q
Charles Chewinsky-S Biencnfeld sos III I
CoDoS Jacob, and Benjamin May
N. Grcsnfield .......'............ s21 70
FLASIiNER, Adolph - NJ finger
e ~ .................s... 1887
HoRoWITz. Gussic, and Gertrude
zaro-s Breeman.. ............ i67 100 |
MOSBERG. Irvlne-J. Bregman ia 90 4
STREET., Atolnl-li. Bernstein. $50 40 Il
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CLEARANcES
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Wheat, sos, 125 bushels corn, 3s97S bush
els, oats. 30, 20 bushels; rye. 12s, ,062 bushels
barley. 16,5I0 bushels, flour 1926 sacks: al
alcohol. 351 bbls.; pork, 80 bbls.; bacons.
400, 900 lbs. hams. 125.500 lbs. taliow oCOO
lbs: lubricatIng oil 81 $50 gallons.
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BONDS.
PITTSBURGH.
PHILADELPHIA.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
$50 Am stores. -. lao $50 149 $50
ESQ Storage Bat. . ASA 4sx 4sit 4sil
10 Hunt a Br pf . O.
100 Keystone TEL. s s
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COTTON ON DISPLAY
At SPEARMAN EQUAL
TO BLACK BELT TYPE
Special 10 Tho New

pItttat w tuT WV
sPEARMAN. Sept. is.--on cxhibl.
ton nj the offices OF J. H. Coilard IN
spearmaE In a stalk Of cotton taken
from the field Of o. u. Burnett. near
Dumas. which looks as though Il was
grown In the black land belt Of central
Texas. The plant In well loaded with
fully developed hollis and judging from
this stalk. the field should produce
about three.quartcrs Of a hale per acre.
Mr.. Burnett has been experimenting
with cotton on the plains for q quarter
Of n century. lie introduced the plant
into Hall county about twenty-five
years ago. and four or five years aGo
began experimenting with II In Moore
county. near Dumas. Ito first get tho
seed from Mississippi and after several
years Of experimenting. now believes
he has n variety OF cotton which can 30
produced profiiably ON tho North
T'ialns.
Several Of his ncighbors have become
Interested In tho experiments. and this
year there In 200 or 500 acres Of cotton
near Dumas. and n the yield viii Justify
the INVESTMENT. a Gin viii b. built there
and Moore county farmers will add col.
ton TO their list n products. Without
some great calamity befalls tho crop u
viii pay farmers II the Dumas country
$4,000 10 $4,000 this year. besides fur.
nishlngg employment 10 a hundred or
moro people during the picking season.
This years crop WINS planted IN May
hut was hailed out and the present crop
was planted In June. Mr. Burnett be.
iieycs he has produced cotton that
viii stand the winds Of the plains. ana
also believes that Il viii improve with
each year u Is planted. lie In an ex.
ienslvo ranoher and farmer and IL do.
Ing great work In tho development Of
the Dumas country.
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PANHANDLE PRESS
THAT s0IDIER.y BONUS.

The soldiers honus bill has passed
both houses 81 congress and IL now In
conference. II will soon be presented
TO tho President for his approval or re.
lection. II IN freely predicted that tho
President will veto the measure. II
win cost the government and people
twelve billion dollars 10 pay the sol.
diers this bonus. There In two sides
10 the question. There In little divl.
sion In public opinion that the boys II
entitled 90 some compensation. but the
methods Of raising same and oppor,une
time 10 pay the bonus II the issue that
Ia dividing the peoplc.-i.ockney Bea.
con.
The soldiers bonus bin has been the
cause OF a hard fight In congress. Is.
peciaily In the senate. Senate Mccum.
Der Of North Dakota. father of the
measure In tho senate. was defeated
despite his advocacy Of the bill by a
radical. But there are indications now
that Prcsiden, Harding VIII veto the
measure because the method of pay.
mcnt n not satisfactory should he
veto the bill. then here In probably
whore the American Legion will Fct into
trouble. That organization Was formed
BY men who served IN tho great war
Because ~ their anger over the defeat.
many Legion leaders may try 20 got
back at the Republicans through ad.
yocatlng D'mOcrat for president ia
1894 against Harding. Eight there 10
whore the Legion viii get into one BIG
row. for tina, organization probably has
AZ many Democrats az Republicans ne
members. II the Legion tries 70 defeat
candidates who opposed the bonus ard
take a hand generally In politics, then
that body VII have n grand flgh, in
itself. Although TIE Legion may rot
be permitted 10 enter politics. the mem.
icrH can take an active hand az private
citizens and as sxseTyioe men. Tia,
practically means that they win rcpre.
sent the view ~ American Logon. lie,
us hope that this fighi for the soldiers
bonus Or adjusted compensation. az the
Legion men prefer 90 call n. viii moi
bring about a split IN that organization
The Eas, Il fighting the Lonus more
than the West and the vote showed thai
IN New York. for instance. both sena
tors voted sgains, the bin. II may b
add that the xunsey press II protsbi1
! IN hsfssre<' f<srcos,ss 90 <s-~~,~~.-~<
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By Louis
10coIh WIic0
JOWW VouCe
opn International h1{Izhs cnpss,

drei started back with staring eyes
In which rags gave place TO dlsmay
AZ he grasped the change IN the situ.
alton and saw the stick swinging for
his head In turn. lie ducked neatly;
the stick whistled through thin air:
and before Duehemin could recover
the other had turned and was run.
ming for dear life.
Duchemin delayed q bare instant:
but manlfestiy his assistance was nc
more needed here. In q breath hs
who had been 20 recently out.
matched recollected his wits and
took the initiative with admirable
address Duchemln saw him ny
/ furiously at his late opponent. trip
and lay him on his back: then Du.
chemin turned and gave chase to
the fugitive.
This was the masauerader In the
American uniform: and an amazing
ly feet pair Of heels he showed
taking into account his heaviness oil
body. Duchemln saw him swervs
from his nrst course and steer for Z
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THE SECRET

F1ap.Doodlc. the purple fairy who
flew by his ears. went up 10 the Spiky'
Sparkle star.
lie didn't dare go back TO the Tinky-
Wrinkle star where he used 10 1.-Two be-
cause he'd treated all the Tinky'wink'
lers so mean.
You SEQ. after he'd stolen the Fairy
Queens wand he got 80 smart he chang
ed everything he saw into something
else.
IIc even changed Nancy and Nick
into white rabbits. and dear knows,
they'd be white rabbits yet 'Hpcse "
Rubadub. the fairyman hadn't changed
them back.
Flap.Docdlc turned round and round
by his hands on ore OF the long star
points, like you've seen acrobais do on
bar at the circus. lie held the Fairy
Queens wand In his teeth and hummed
tune because he couldn't sing viii
his mouth shut
lie was wondering what 10 do next
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ways been said that the results
showed IN part the sentiment OF
the nation.
Ii the Maine election is a baro-
meter. then there will be great
sweeping out OF Republicans in
Washington next March. When
other states hold their general
elections in November. every.
thing points TO the retirement at
the request OF the people OF a few
dozen accidental congressman.
Saco. Maine, gave Baxter. Re
publican candidate Tor governor.
a majority OF one over Pat,agall.
Democratic opponent. Two years
ago Baxter was given a majority
OF 80 votes in the city. OF
course. Maine has gone Republi-
can. but the majority is reduced
TO such an extent that II is not
victory TO boost about The
Democrats placed n formidable
opponent in nomination for gov
ernor in Paitagall. who was elect.
ed 10 that office ten years ago.
Senator Hale, bachelor Rcpub-
lican from Maine. has been alect.
ed to that office again. lie was
opposed in the primary and one
OF the trivial campaign issues
was the fact that he was a btch.
clor.
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WATER ELECTION
At TUL|A ORDERED

TcLiA. Sept is.--Thc City Commits.
sion received petition signed 10y more
than one'haif ~ the voters. calling for
a bond election TO BE- called for yis5 900.
10 extend the water and sewer and built
n new Hight plant. Tho petition was
PASSED upon and an election was set
for the 18th 81 October.
The water and sewer viii b. ex,end.a
10 all parts Of the town and ilxbt plant
constructed large enough 20 furnish
ample power for 2i.hour current rhIs
VIII BE- IN excess Il the present improve.
mint and ex,ension Of the sewer, whlch
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Something mischIcvous, you may 10
sure.
suddenly he heard voices
His ears were no big he couldn't very
VIII help hearing everything.
II was Nancy and Nick down on tho
earth. talking To Rubadub and Tinga'
liHg and all the rest of the FAIRY ouccns
councillors.
flnp.Doodlc stopped his tomfooling
and listened.
Nancy was saying. wen have TO
start all over again 10 hunt for tho
Fairy Queens wand"
Then Nlsk aald. "wc'li have 10 catch
old flap'Doodle some way"
II tell you came Rubadub's voice
this time. There's wizard know
who lives In n Dngio Dell. lie can give
you COED advice"
Tee hcc. hee" risglcd FiapDoodlo
when he heard this NOW know what
| III do"
Ito III Continued
Copyright. 1879. NEA servlce)
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CHILDRESS FAIR
OPENS WEDNESDAY
special 10 Tho News

st'ff*i '" Auf NtNt
cHiLDI,EsS. Sept. is--Thc biggest
fair IN northwes, Tcxas wfl throw
open the gates Wednesday morning 10
what IN considered BY the officers will
he the best fair ever conducted by tho
cbildrcss state Fair. Tn. live stock de-.
Ilaftm'nis are filled and tho swine
show will Ice unexcell-d IN Texas this
year. Every pen IN filled and additional
pens have been constructed. swine from
more than twenty farms are being
shown.
The amUsements are also NJ an en-.
c"llont nature. Altus. Okla. and Child.
ress High Schools Will play football and
there VIII b. "a baseball game zach day.
The fair yasiN until saturday night
a big carnival. using q special train.
has been secured. a two inch rain fell
Sunday morning and the race track
n In fine condition and "a hundred ~
the best running horses In Texas and
Oklahoma are In tho stalls. The purses
are large and good races are assured.
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AID CONVENTION.

Before another week rolls
around. the Fourt Annual Con-
ven,ion OF the Panhandle Plains
Chamber OF Commerce will be UNI
der way. The convention begins
Tuesday morning. September 10,
and continues through the mex,
day.
Amarillo business and profess
sional men should cooperate in
whatever way they can TO assure
the conventions success. The
business firms should be well de-
cora,ed for the OCCASION. Men in
offices may not be able TO do
much decorating. but they could
enter the big parade Tuesday
morning and attempt TO win a
prize In addition, they could
take off the time to attend par,
OF the convention sessions.
Visitors will flock to Amarillo
from the Panhandle next Tues
day and Wednesday. Let us &c,
| acquainted with them and lie,
them know how glad we are &c
have them in Amarillo.
The convention program will
be the strongest ever offered al
a meeting in the Panhandle
Speakers OF state. national and
international reputation will be In
Amarillo. Amarillo will have al
intellectual and inspirations
feast. so to speak, during those
two days.
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WEATHER

Amarillo and viclnIty-,1cdnesday.
fair. warmer.
West Texas--wcdncsday fair. warm
err. except southwest portion,
Eastern New Mcxico-Wcdncsday'
not much change In temperature.
Weather Outlook for the Period sept.
n 10 sept. 10, I 90. inclusive.
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ship Many Chickens.
Special 10 The Hevs

ROCKWELL. y. NJ. Sept. is.--scvcral
carloads ~ chickens and turkeys have
recently been shipped from this city by
o. e. Cox. IcrsI wholesale commission
man. These chickens and turkeys arc
going to Kansas City and Texas mar
keta Since the coming Of the commits
sion house here. providing q market for
poultry raised here. several thoumnd
chickens and turkeys hsve - trcugh!
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vehicle standing at some distance
evidently the conveyance which had
brought the sightseers 10 view the
spectacle OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
moonlight.
Waiting In the middle OF a broad
avenue OF misshspen obeiisks. q
dliapidated barouche on either side
lis pole dropped two sorry specimens
Of crowbait. And their panied
amazement was 90 nnfeigned that
Duehemin laughed aloud when the
fat rogue bounded 10 the boz.
snatched up relns and whip and
curlcd q cruel lash round their bony
tanks.
Since I, took them SONS moments
10 come 10 their senses and appreci.
ate that nil this was not an evil
dream. Duehemln's hands were
elutchinE the back OF the carriage
when the horses broke suddenly into
an awkward. numbering gallop.
The moment Duchemin found hii
own feet In the swaying vehicle h
leaped on the shoulders Of the othei
and dragged him backwards from
the boz.
What followed was not very cleaI
20 him. q melangs OF impressions
The mock.Americsn fought like I
devil unclaimed. The animals at tn
pole ran away In good earnest. ths
wretched barouchs rolled and pltchet
ike q rudderiess shell In q ersx,
sea. the two men fioundsred In ~
well Ike nsh IN q pail.
They Tough, By no rules. with NJ
science. but BIT and kicked an,
Eouged and wrenched and struck q
occasion offered and each 70 the bes
OF his ability. Duehemin caugh
giifnpses Of q face hideousiy dis
toried with working features ans
cIsngured with smears Of 500
through which insane 'eyeballl
rolled sst Eisred n the moonlight
Then . hand like . vice Erippes
his wisdpips. he vas on his back