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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-04
Farm Sale Calendar

Tuesday, Jan. 10.
John Rothermel, D. c. Harlan, on
Harlan farm, one-half mile east of
Pershing, closing out sale of horses,
cattle, hogs, ETC., at 10 o'clock.
James Shank, / mile south OK
Wernle Home and miles southeast
of Richmond on Boston pike. Closing
out sale.
Thursday, Jan. ~.
On Toney Clements farm, s miles
northeast of Williamsburg; 200-acre
farm; general farm sale; $50 a. III.
Tuesday, Feb. 81.
One and one-half miles west of Hag.
erstown; Working Keagy Macy; clean.
up sale; 10 a. m.
Give hard water a jolt-break its
mean disposition with Blue Devil
advertisement
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Milton Grange Meeting
In Hall Saturday Nipht

MILTON, Ind. Jan 4.-The regular
meeting of the Milton Grange will be
held in the Grange hall next Saturday
night. A program will be presented by
members of the grange.
Miss Iona Rathbone, high school
student in Balboa, is the champion
athlete of the Panama canal zone
The Washington herald., 1922-07-14
|BULLISH FACTORS
RULE CONDITIONS
In BOND TRADING
Foreign Rediscount Rate
Cut Offsets Railroad
Strike Crisis.

NEW YORK. July 13.-Midsum-
mer heat and the days slightly less
favorable turn in the railroad strike
situation. while in themselves dis
comforting to Wall Street traders.
were more than offset by other in
fiuences designed to strengthen the
market for bonds. This mornings :
cables brought word. for one thing.
that the Bank of England had cut
its rediscount rate again, this time
from 3la per cent to 3. That indi-
Gates Improving money conditions
over there. of course. and brought
more cheer into this market. Sec
retary Melons statement today. in
which he seemed to doubt the need
of a further cut in our own rate.
1t is true. dampened the hopes of
many spectators in the bond mar
ket. but in general the tone was
distinctly improved over yesterday.
Bonds I'm Demand,
These various influences, COM
bined with a continued and unmis-
taxable easing in money rates,
brought fresh tide of inquiries for
good and middle grade bonds. These
Inquiries were not only more nu-
merous than those of yesterday but
covered a wider field OF securities
and indicated a frmer tone. so
houses thought than was evident
from examination simply of the
bond tape
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMORE. July 13.-wheat-
Receipts, ss.762 bus. Sample lots
sold at 90c to s1.O9. No. 2 red win
ter. spot. s1.26; No. 2 garlicky. spot.
new. s1.20; July. s1.1s%; August,
S1.16k.
Corn-Receipts. 51,24s bus. Cob
corn, $3.50 per Dbl. Track yellow
corn. 7Sc. Contract spot, 74Hc;
No. spot, 73c; No. spot, 76c.
Oats-No. 2 white. 47a47hc; No.
3. 46a46IAc.
Rye-No. Western spot 9I1kc.
Hay-Receipts. 81 tons. Good
hay, S17a21.
Straw-No. l tangled rye, $3.50;
No. l wheat. s11.5Oal2: No. / oat
(nominaD. sl2al3.
MIL Feed-City Mills winter
bran. per ton. in 1oO-lb. sacks. s29:
Patapsco mill feed. per ton, in
l00-lb. sacks. S27: white middIings,
per ton. in sO-lb. cotton sacks, s3s:
same in 100-lb. jute sacks, s37.
These are jobbing prices.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE. July 13.-Butter-
Creamery. fancy. 3sa39c; choice.
S6a37c: good. 34a35c; prints, sea
41c: blocks. 3sa4Oc; nearby. 34a36c:
ladies. 29a3Oc: Md. and Pa. rolls,
25a26c: West Virginia rolls, 25a26c;
store packed, 25a26c.
EgEs-The following prices are
for wholesale lots: jobbing lots
higher: Md. Pa. and nearby f1rsts,
22a2iC: West Virginia, abe;
Southern. -a22c.
Live Poultry-Chickens, old hens.
AZ lbs. and over. 26a27c; medium,
2 to lbs. 24a25c; white Leghorns.
Ib 23a24c: old roosters. 14a16c;
spring chickens, ia lbs. and over.
3Sa4Oc: IL to III lbs. 34a36c; l to
~ lbs, 3Oa32c: white Leghorns.
- lbs. and over. 34a35c; smaller,
2Sa33c; spring ducks. 24a25c:
pigeons. young pair, 30c; old, pair,
36C
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PRODUCE MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE


PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-But-
ter-Solid packing creamery: High
scoring. 39a41c; extras. 3sc; extra
frsts. acc: firsts, 33a34c; seconds
3oa32c. Sweet creamery: Choice
fancy. 3sa4lc;. fair to good. 33a3sci
fancy prints, 44a47c; fair to good
40a43c.
Eggs-Nearby extra firsts, 27hc
firsts, 25c; Western extra firsts
27hc; hrsts, 25c; seconds, 21a23c;
fancy candled, 35a37c; fair to good
29a33.
Live poultry-Fowls: Fancy yell
low skinned, 2sa30c; White Leg
horn, 24a27c. Spring chickens:
Fancy yellow skinned. to 2Is lb.
42a43c; medium, 33a42c; old roost-
ers, l7ai9c. Ducks: White Pekin,
20c; mixed, I4a1Sc.
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DAILY MARKET REPORT.
EpTrrs xNn vEcEr r.urEs

FRUITS AMI tEUEIAbLEs.
Compiled by the Market News
Service. U. 8. Bureau of AgricuI-
turaI Economics.)
Sales from whoIesaIers Direct to
Retailers.
Apples: Virginia, bushel baskets,
Yellow Transparents handpicked,
few sales. best Sl.25a15O, poorer
75caSl. barrels Yellow Transparents
and Early Harvests, overripe, $3.50
az. some low as 81.
Cantaloupes: California, Salmon
Tints standards 35s best 81 225a2. 40,
overripe around 81, standards ASS
best S2a2.5O. few S2.75. flats l2s and
l5s best $lal.25, some low as soc,
Honey Dews crates mostly Is SEA
ESQ. North Carolina Green Meats
standards 45s best $l.25al.5O, poorer
low as 81.
Peaches: North Carolina, skies,
'Slappeys, some overripe best S25Oa
2.I5. mostly $3.50: Carmans. good
condition. medium sizes, $2a2.25;
GeorGias, skies. EIbertas. some
spotted s3a3.25: Bellies, fair condi-
tion. S2.25a2.5O. mostly s2.25; bushel
baskets Hileys around SO; Virginias,
WaterInelOns: Georgias and South
Carolina Tom Watsons. 24-26 ID.
average 3Oa3jc. 30-32 lb. average
50a6Oc. Sales at railroad yards TO
peddlers bulk per 100 melons Geor-
gia Tom Watsons. 2O-22 ID. average
sl5alS. 24-26 ID. average $25a2S. 26-
2S lb. average around s35.
White potatoes: Virginias and
North Carolina. cloth top stave and
slat barrels Irish Cobblers No. l,
best S3.5Oa4. few S4.25. fair condi-
tiOn S3a3.5O. mostly $3.50. culls
sl.5Oa2 per barrel.
Cabbage: Homegrown, pointed
and nat type barrels S1a1.5O.
Corn: North and South Carolina,
crates holding about 5 dozen Sl.75a
2.25. best sugar corn s2.50a3.
Tomatoes: Homegrown 16-qt. bas-
kets S1.75a2.
BIackberries: Cultivated 32-qt.
crates s5.5Oa6.
Onions: California, standard crates
Crystal White Wax S2.25a2.5O. Span
ish. crates S2.75a3.
Lettuce: New York, crates dozen
heads s1.25a1.75. mostly s1.50.
Peppers: Florida, bushel baskets
and hampers s1.5Oa2
Pineapples: Florida. crates $3.50
a6.
String beans: Homegrown. green
and wax. bushel baskets 75caSI.26.
Eggplant: Florida. crates s3a3.25.
Plums: California. 4-basket crates
s1.25a1.75.
Oranges: California. boxes ss.5oa
10.
Lemons: California. boxes s3.5oa
$50.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-14
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 1s.-
Cattle-Choice beeves. s950alO00;
good. Ss.5OaS.75; fair, IS OOas.25; veal
calves. S11. 1.50a12.O0.
Sheep and Lombs-Prime wethers,
s7.00a7.50: good. $6.00a6.75: fair,
mixed. s5.00a5.50; lambs, s13 50al4.O0.
Hogs-Prime heavy. s11.3O 3Oa11.4O;
medium. S11.S5a12.O0: heavy Workers,
s1s.0Oa12 10; pigs. sl2.Ooa12. 10; rough,
SS.00a9.25: stays. s5.0Oa5.50.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. July 13.-Flour-
Quiet. unchanged.
Pork-Quiet: mess, s29.5oa30.
Lard-Easy, middleweight. spot,
s11.35a11.45.
Sugar-Raw, easier: centrifugal.
96 test. S493a5: refined, steady;
granulated. s55Oa6.60.
Coffee-Rio. No. 7, on spot. 10%a
10i2c: No. 4 Santos. 1414a14&c.
Tallow-DhIl; special, 61sc; city,
sac.
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LOCAL
CIV: =. Hibbs q Co., Hibbs Hlds., No.
hers Washington Stock FxchanrsD

Washington Gas SIS, 500 at 93n.
Washington Railway and Electric IS.
1000 at 75b.
Capital Traction, 10 at 1OOk.
Lanston Monotype, at 70. 10 at 70.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 1 at l49.
AFTER CALL
at -. 81 900 at T5h.
Washington Gas IS, 81, 900 at o3Ts. $1,000
at %.
Capital Traction. at 1907. ~ 1noiL
25 at 100S. 25 at 10oHs. 20 at 1OO%. 25 at
lCol7. - at IOll2.
Capital Traction. 80 at 1o1x. so at 1OO7s.
- at lOi.
Money. call loans. Der cent and per
cent.
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EURB DECLINES IN
| LISTLESS TRADE
|ession Purely a Traders AT,
fair, While Sense of Direc-
tion Is Lacking.

INEw YORK, July 13-TOday's
kssion in the curb market was
Ittle more than a traders affair
! which prices moved about with
u any sense OF direction. The
verage Of values was lower with
New issues inclined toward weak
IS. but dealings were so small
lat the reaction appeared obvious
artificial
IGeneral news was not of stabt-
hing character and this probably
ompted some selling by profes-
pnzls. but brought out but little
rgostock held by the public be-
dse the idea is gaining ground
"a, the present labor unrest is not
6ad as appears on the surface
things.
However. aggressive buying was
licked for the time being and in
Hssence floor traders made it
siru business to modify prices all
bhnd. In the opinion Of good
shet Judges. little can be ex-
cted- marketwise in stocks dur
rAths summer months. but the
tority are Of the opinion that
nYan months will see the re-
nption OF the bull campaign.
Mexican Seahoard and the Vot-
Trust Certificates were taken
the big board. thus robbing the
rket OF It's leading speculative
diums. However. Standard Oil
Indiana continued active and led
whole list. These shares were
d more freely today on the idea
{ gasoline prices may expert
e further reduction should the
&c of crude oil be lowered
lily oil continued firm, but else
re, among the oils, the situa-
was uninteresting. Penn Mex
which has ruled weak as a
of the appearance Of salt
in Its Alamo No. well, i'm
|ed several points today.
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HICAGO LIVESTOCK,

{CAGO. July. IS. - Cattle -
steers. S9.75a1O.6 50; feeding
steers, ss.40a975: feeding
s5.50a7.75; heifers. S5.5Oa
harlings. fair to choice. 500
plain to choice steers. s6.OOa
ain to choice cows. S4.OOa
pod to fancy calves. $7.OOa
- Choice light butchers.
100: medium weight butch
S5a10s5; fair to fancy light.
p5; heavy butchers. $9.OOa
9avy packing, ss.O0a9.6O;
packing, Ss.25as.00; pigs.
- good to choice lambs
MAS; Gull lambs. S7as: feed
ambs. s11a13; yearlfngs, Ss.5oa
wethers. s5.25as.25; ewes.
I7.5o.
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BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. July IA
Cattle - Shipping steers sqaIO.
butcher grades. s7.5Oass; cows. So 5Oa
$50
Calves-Culls to choice, s4al2
Sheep and Lambs-Choice lambs
$l4al4.75: culls to fair, sSal35O:
yearlings. sail: sheep. s3a7.75.
Hogs-Yorkers. SllT5all.S5: pigs
Nl.50al2; mixed. sll.40alI.75; heavy.
Sll.15a11.25; roughs. sSa9; stays,
S5a6
The Washington herald., 1922-07-14

Export Of wheat from the four ports New
York. Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore)
were $4,000 bushels; last year. $1,000.
CHICAGO. July 13.-wheat showed
considerable activity. At no time
were prices as low as the previous
days finish and at the outside fig
ures up to noon showed 1Aal&c
over the finish of the previous day.
Houses with eastern connections
that were free sellers a few days
ago headed the buying. On the
bulge offerings increased and at
one time the greater part Sc the
advance was lost. but the MARKET
nrmed up again quickly. France
was reported to have taken 500. 90
bushels domestic wheat at the sea-
board and some business was also
done in Canadian. Country offer
ings Of cash to arrive cOntinus Fight
with further rains in the Southwest
N'ver night and threshng is not ex-
pected to be resumed for several
Idays. There is a general dispO sitioT
IN all sections to hold for 81 per
bushel or better on the part IF I've
producer. The seaboard took i61.-
900 bushels No. hard winter from:
Dnere on the basis of Sl8c over Jr..v.
c. l. Z. Buffalo. next weeks snip
ment. Some claims Of black rust
| damage are being received from the
Northwest and those in close touch
with the situation say that wedthe~
conditions Of the next few days will
tell the tale.
Coarse Grains.
Corn and oats were somewhat Un-
settled but averaged higher in sym
pathy with wheat. Hot winds were
reported in parts Of Texas but had
little effect as the crop there is
pretty far advanced. Exporters
took 100000 bushels from here ate
yesterday AMI bid the same as the
fprevious day for more. General crop
kcondition reports remain very "a
vorabis. Bulk Of the trade in oats
was in spreading operations.
Provisions.
Provisions were easier with hogs
(which were off 10a15c. Tra1e was
hot large. Hogs. receipts IS 900
with $1,000 for tomorrow. Rulk Of
Fales at the yards s9a1O.95 with top
Sl1.O5 for assorted loads. Western
run was 1885, against 92.T0h q
week ago and 79.2OO last ysar.
hiOney steady, call 4a4l2. time 5a
iz. Exchange par.
Furnished by W. B. Hibbs and Co..
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

COLONIAL TYPE DWELLING; SEVEN
.arge rooms: large porches and yard /:
space for 4-car garage; restricted section;
owner leaving town. BOX 662D. Herald
oai~a- a
The Washington herald., 1922-07-14

MAXWELL rouRTNo-Isis MODEL: JUST
repnined: practically new tires; perfect
mechanically and will have our Euaran tee (:
q genuine bargain. $3.50: 500 cash. balance
easy monthly PAYMENTS
II. B. LEARY. in.
1921 18th st. nv. Main 4IO5.
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
ATHIGHER AVERAGE
In ACTIVE SESSION
Offerings Increase On
Bulges; Recent Free
Sellers Head Buyers.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-rhe following
sho-s the movement Of breadstuns at New
York today In bushels OF G. in and barrels
OF nour
The Washington herald., 1922-07-14

Inc export ciearances from the seven prin-
ctpal ports Of the Atlantic sea board (New
York. Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore, New
port News. Galveston and New oreans) thus
far this week, az compared with the CORE
spending days Of last week. have been as
follows:
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FARMS
INSURANCE

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PI.ATE GLASS. Bur
Elsry Insurance. LOUIS =. SIIBEFAEEE
l4O7 Y. Y. ave. nk Main ll65 Inquire
for Mr.. Elliott
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.
Eggs-strIctIy fresh. esa24c.

Eggs-StrictIy fresh. 23a24c.
Live Poultry-Spring chickens,
35a3sc; little springers. 30a33c;
white Leghorns. 32a35c; hens. acc:
ROSTERS. I4c.
Dressed Poultry-Hens, 4 lbs. and
up, 29a30c: hens, under 4 lbs. 26a
SSc; spfingers, lbs. up. 4Oa42c;
smaller. 3Sc; roosters. Ice; hen
turkeys. 3Oa32c: toms. 26aeSc.
LfvestockACalves. choice. &c; un-
dergrades. 4asc; lambs, top spring,
I2c: undergrades. 5a6c; sheep tops,
ga5c.
Hides-Salted. sac; green, Shc;
bull. green, 3a5c; bull. salted. Sc;
calfskins. per lb., 1Oallc; horse
hides, each, S1a150,
Beeswax. 22c.
Tallow, &C.
Walnut. kernels, dry and clean.
40c.
wool-Free of burrs, 30a37c;
wool, bury, 20a25c.
Market in good condition; fancy
chickens in good demand: small
broilers selling slow; good market
looked for this and next week.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-14
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES

>-~~>~~~~~~~~--~|--->>~>~>
NEAR DELAWARE AVE. 4 CANAL ST.
se.-About $1,000 square feet. at 40 cents
per foot LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 n.
Y ave. NV. Main 1895.
on B. & O. R. R. AT BETHESDA AND
nesr Rockville Pike and car ,ine-About
49,. 900 square feet suitable for lumber gard
or other like purpose. Price. 81. 900. LOUIS
r. SHOEMAKER. l4o7 n. Y. ave. NV.
Main 116S.
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For Rent-Stores and Offices.

~-~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~-~~~>~
v Y. AVE. Mr.. 18th Sr.-srCDIo OR
office: IL PER M LOUIS P. sEOE-
MAKER. 1907 Y Y. ave. NV. Main l1ee
FLORIDA AVE. Mr. CONN. AvE.-INRGL 5
front room. FIRST door LOUIS p SHOE
MAKER Ifo7 n. Y. Main 11eS.
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lb1port OF wheat from the Tour ports New
York. Boston. Philadelphia and BaItImorel
were $4,000 bushels; last year, 81 900.
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BUSIEESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
HERB REMEDIES.

sror WISHING ron coon. HEALTH. 90
TO the cd Indian Herb Store. take ths
rreaf To Ira BE nen.etes: get vel: sis,
we'll 90 many thousands have. IT'S IN nv
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
CONTINENTAL TRUST COM.
PANY, WASHINGTON, D. c.

AT Washington, In the District of
columbia, at the close of business
June 30. I922.
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REAL VALUES.
1921 HUPMOBILE Touring. hest buy in
1921 sTT-DEBAKER Roadster. all new
.or1 tires -..---..-....-.. $3.50
1921 FORD Sedan, Delco Ignition. many
eNtras observation-disclosures. S5e5
1924 STTTZ 4-1ass. model *" car
looks like new. hest buy for the
money -..----.-.. ........... 81 800
1921 BlICK. Z pass. many extras: car
has very good appearance. -. SaT5
1921 STTDERAKER Light Six Coupe.
good tires. nearly new 100
1922, STTDERAKER Light Six Sedan.
only run 6O00 miles: most wonderful
huy in town; condition guaran-
teen .---..--...-..-.- .Sl.0pV
DODGE Sedan. in very good condi-
STUDEBAKER.
Main es46. sl7 14th st. NV.
2oT
MAXWELL ToURING-I9l7 MODEL: good
tires: mechanically O. K; bargain: $50:
terms low as $50 cash. balance SS5 per
month.
n. r. LEARY. JR.
1921 18th St NV. Main 4Io5
S0o
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MAXWELL ToURING-IaIs MODEL; RE-
painted: new top: good tires: has been
through the shop and is mechs nically O. X
Price for quick sale, s2SS: terms as low as
500 cash. halanch monthly.
II. B. LEARY. JR.
1921 18th ST. NV. Main 4Ins
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UNITS TO ENTER
C0LLEeE FROM
SCHOOL DEFINED

The attention ~ al students IN JAILED
~ the sniranco requirements IN the w,
bOus TsEas colleges and universities.
~ of tbetV HbOois require lOlal "
10 units, Moa Of those are prescribed
In otiinln subjects tin roiBalBder belna
elective The pre~ciiIed units for he
various colleges md universities aio ~
fviIOwsi
English ., history 2, nlgobr. 2, plane
geometry ., foreign lnnguaHr 2, science
! In Austin college ~ kbeiDan Him
irons college ~ Abilene, Inonrnnie
Wwd College NJ Nan Antonio Texas
Chlitilan University NJ iOu Worth
Trinity tniverpliy NJ WnEabsohle and
Abll'ne ''hr,sii0n college NJ ALllony
The following colleges and unlvoIsh
tr p,ss'tiLr three units ~ EnRIsb, .
VI history, ~ algebra, I ~ pinne
G'vnpiip, and ~ y fJiplHn language
Unl,ersliy NJ Tosnp NJ AuHiln, nijnii
Ihkur College ~ iifOwnwOod, Howard
Mynr College NJ brentwood, our iady
" The Lake College ~ Nan Antonio, and
southwestern University ~ Georgetown,
IN addition ~ ~. uEunl EnaiIrh, HIS
iory, algebra and piaDe geometry, three
units NJ enc foreign language NJ Two
rn,b IN two foreign languages are Fe'
auirod ny Houihern Methodist unlver'
shy al Dallas nnd Texas I'f,Hbyi.r ~
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In addition a. ~. general require
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Industrial Ats NJ denton ptesrribpf
two units In either science ~ foreign
language, AMI Baylor university ~
Waco prescIlbes one unit In science
but no foreign lanslase
baylor College NJ Iiellon and all "
The sir state normal colleges prescribe
the usual slghi units IN Ensilsh, history
end mathematics The Agricultural
md Mechanical College ~ rullege MA
ilon N the olly college IN Trsas thai
pfekcfibrs only sis unhsi English y
and mathematics 3. TekaH Mnnan'f
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rFcrblng only uns Unit ln hlsiul
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aud fasisn lang,iasrs
II should BE- nut.d thai every roll,ee
o. university Ia Texas plrscrlles ihrse
units IN English, IN algebrs aud "
pBno scemelry, and that all bul i've
prescribe two units In history hosl
VI them preseflle iNo units In llnguags,
Iul s,mc VIII allow this a. bc made up
after the student enfeff When selsct'
Ing his courses the student should keep
IN mind the above faelf, aud ~ arrange
his courses 40 not to be- embarrassed
after graduation los bcing refused ad
misrun 10 the college which he wishes
~ atpna a. was the ease With mem
ller ~ hsi years graduating ,lnss who
lallc,l Ia have the propc credits To- ,oi
legt entrance
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iS%s,IoSs'A 'ssAvs

The Clly Commission lall,d 20 DECIDE
an seats 20 be- bought FOR The mum, nai
auditorium after session TUESDAY and
mother Wednesday The nmtitf Is 10
he gone lurihvr into TO-DAY.
The American Seating Company Of
Fort Worth. lleywoui. Wakefield and
M stc'l Furniture commn, of Hour.
on are Htili In "a. lunnlng Two
ougninnics We're eliminated
The ,lii cummir.don Instructed cas-
Manager ! q Colby To ask Lang
Miiohtll. associate architect with smith
a TONNES on the municipal auditorium.
10 come here from Dallas and make Az
official inspection OF TIE WORK 10 faF
done.
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MAs'ttM tOiiD WAtTkn
W. .ltlIllNTt,N IllltfllllNt

Master rord Walter pon VI Az aud
h't' i w Walter entertained q mum.
hI ul little flonda Tuesday afternoon
~ his hons IN Nan jaunlo eilluhlH, In
,"lnb'aloi " hH seventh birthday,
The hlddl,s enio,ud many dellnblfll
sslnes on the lawn from nlao 10 Ana
oolooh, and dullnn the aflernoon M.
mlHp birthday oahp was vul AMI served
VIII "fsnn, ~ Tho following ullh and
i,.''''le fulllan, Ito t'assell Frank ana
'hHites iawlrr, talhorne i.avier, Mar,
Fsri, May ana Nova Held, junlnr and
,aloline howell HAY, ilsl,y pna ilohhls
watkins j,lnlor Iavls, ilsTy laek,
hart tslvln Molyer, Junior dates, lioya
I'M AMI liihul Walter,
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JUNIOR HIGH PUPILS
TO REGISTER TODAY

~ pupll- IN the hlsh seventh aro 10
snrDIi Thursday, lhoss IN N. low s.,
vnih on Friday Parents az Invited
10 o'lne With children and ,oni,r with
N" iWlnmpaI and teachers aboul the
work ~ N. inipllH WIN viii b. given
individual attention IN lhnse DAYS
There VIII u" plsc.E tn "A bo,n ~
met hanloal drawing, " IN, shop work
ind for lgo kris IN honm economics
Az junlol iilsh sehom pupll. alp ~,
nilr,d ~ make i've units IN The soy,
onih smds,
ilaquifod subjects are EnRllsh, I
unit history I Unit arithmetic, I unit
geography and drawing, I unli,
Eiroii,g subjects aiei Hhop work, /
unill mechanical dlawlns, I unit writ
ins and music, I Unit honu economics,
unll.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

linr tbs louns lad, Nhu u gulnR away lo ch'nl
and Nhu wants 90 he we'll dressed Nil find our
keadl a. Mea lAlaFllneul NVrllal,ls lrrAame
hun,s lhiut, sllL lndslhlNps lol sub Nhn
dgli4hl n lhlngs Mgb
lhih kulHs hmnas, aui mhsl garlnsul, Nlll
la hund b., m hffr a,iHlmsua and a. na
.,Mih, lHhin.
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!ltll.n ilrNNErrs TO OlvE
ttiIllC pIlOUlltN

The ilplle iI'nnull Missionary hulaty
~ tie i'nlh Street Methodist Church
WllI hlve q public proaram " lnusc ana
fendlnns Friday evening Al \ oolook M
lln Methodist church, Numbers viii
~ Nvcn 10y lho First ihlalHt chureh
urrheH'ia under the direction VI jcAAe
A. iloneftl MirH llaalo llrl,aln VIII
ave q s.tl'E " oraan numbers MlHs
,afolin bryant viii nive several rad.
lnH.' and Mrs, Y AZ, caldwell will awe
whlsilinn polo' The public IL cordially
invited,
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|3YES9SS|eS[E]
!liiI.I,lIIiN's sr0MyilOIk
NM kATllillAX

TIL regular slolAhon Tor The uhll,
lf.n VIII h. held u, pllv oolock Aalur,
hny inoinlna N The assembly ROOM ~
The library The hour viii ba IN oLaraa
~ Mrs i,ols White Henderson, libra,
flnn and Miss corlnne Nash,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

A fiiss sNAh habl anllstlas liela
alspsllAe lInulaiF ah hsls, npss ~ lhs
hpAfls nuas hrillrh lih hhlu n
sues ~ lhe hnNH pAtfa 49, hiians h
and lsslwes hfshhl aailllt ~ ~ -
Gas aaa % allA ~ liil lhns ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07
MARRIAGE
[A IA NlNllL.

w. hHluael"us uiiu has nn ,a,i M
ne aph,A'lu Nhrmr ~ many lnalan
ililWs,
Mps' ~ lhrm CRsldrl n quite ,l,las,
lnH Ia hid any 'nnNsrallun win q w,s
man hhn u hilfn ud'is bot shl
lakes lhpm w silsnpe.
l,a that lessun, al nlma@alH aas
naililt lHllilnlns w nalslaaa a,s
iahra ~ with lhp ialhlls " malsss
mah gslalnfs
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tspmt i1mmbsf Or''ers Isrgs
BEAU MONT, Sept, 6--Thetu n hardly

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daily adding 10 lhe aRlounl uu hand