La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 06, 1924, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, September 6, 3924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NINE ' " JTHADE REVIVAL S IS P.AItSMN I'AUK, Mass., (Speci al) The negotiation in the Daw es plait have brought Kuropean lntsines.s conditions , to the fore iiaaln and many IniHlncHs men and - i investors are wond'Tlnis how a ro ivaj of trade In Kuropo will af--,fevt imr own markets. ' Kojjcr W. ' iiiih.sin' analysis of the situation, 6 made pnldic : in ia statement Issued V today. 1h I tu n of unusual interna. t: '"I'licic is no doubt but wluil tho lit pnrallnus dispute Ik tind - has : heell otic Of the flilt'f Obstacles to I hntfiiH Ks recovery in Kurope," J MlS til.; Nl:it!slkMU!l. "Wltll thtK J MUi'stion i-ven temporarily out of ,J Hie way, everybody in Kurope will i fed like KoiiiK to work. Jn this omitry also t lnre will be an Im mediate stimulation or business. ! "VYc should not, however, lone k silit or tho Out that conditions in Kurope are far too .serious to bo 7 UuiiiediatHy adjusted. We have nil in VJie l ull -i states the. htn ijdrance to business, uelivlty whteh f.eniiie from a. lack .or balance in 'I'.the commodity market. For some Ijiimt' past tlif irraln raising furm ;t iH have been at a disadvantage Mil tin- inarkel an 'compared with. ) the waj;e workers in the cities., . Ih Is laek or balance litis been a i ivsirainirif; Influence upon busi- J IM'SS. fj Condition Similar. (' "We have the same tiling on an !inb rnalional scale in Kuropo. Na- Hons cannot trade freely with jnich other unless there Is -a fair-. lv ciHtif adherence to a common jsiandarij of production coals. This, i is exact iy what does not exist In Kurope -today. Knsland, which j has always hern one of the large factors .of trade in Kurope, is con--'I ftoiitetl with abnormally hii'li pro I tl nt-i ton costs wit bin her own m -alis. It is difficult to see how 7 Unhand can today sell lfritlsh J made goods In Germany, Franc'1. t IN-IkIuui or Italy, not only because I of the unfavorable exchange con- dit ions, but because of tho trc i iiicndous dirrerenee in 'efficiency o -;iiKllsh manufacturing processi as i-otiipared with those on the I'on W i inetit. We cannot have good 1 .buMucHs in Kurope until this lack 'i' tif hillnnce is removed, and ts r. Vfimoval Is not a nmiter of days oi '' weeks, but In all probability a 'matler of years. I "If 1 were to list Kuropca't count rhs. especially those which i w"Te cnKacd III the Worbl War. i ju-i online to their present condl .'litiu and riimsi in trade. I should . undoubtedly place Italy first. ; NcM would come (rcrmany and . IVI--Iiiiu. then I-'ranco and hist Oi' all Knuland. If this order is cor. : net it is worthy the scrutiny ol j evi-rvbody who is interested in in i tt'iiAii iotu condilions. It Is almost a .crtiiiplcte reversal or a similar y list lhat inlK'hl have been made fhfrtViv I he War. I'Mirlherinore, it Is a-t(sl,ihal in wront; If wo look at Hit' riindaiiiental conditions in t he V4 lm:s countries. There, is ;i no K"fl and sufficient reason. One of l!io best 16 -acre tfact.s of laud in Fruildalu. I ihisl In; sold to . KiiUIu cslalu . (if the late Frank Cu ktndall, deceased. Come in and 'get .full par ticulars from La Grande Investment Company i)M)i;i iti;Ai.noits Itcllnliln Aki'UIs for lli'llable liiiirniit'W 0tnniilc. IZtU AiIkiim Ato. Main 7M l l J ! We Sell IIKIJKY CI' PS AND t'KATKS As well us ETTER 0XES Union Box Co. , riiunc Main G88 La Grande, Ore They're 3000 Two (list n let rnm in the life of China loRlml party tinder Carl Whiting Hlshop. winch has ttn diKKlim intn "tomb mounds' along the Hwal River. The tombs reach' n size of 2j0 by 400 Xeet with a 20-foot height and date back to the first century after Christ.' Stone articles found in the tombs date back to Sflo-ltum n. The picture gives a general view, the excavations, showing -plainly the' outline of two from the fundamental standpoint, why Daly should be placed at Un ite ad or the list. Upset h like th-s-iiiiinI Je adjusted heforo Kurope will go aheiid very rapidly, but It aly is in the best position to com pete nud tradu today. Neverlbe less. I believe thut with the .settle ment of Reparations there will be an immediate and fairly continu ous Improvement of business cuu- illtlons throughout in Kurope. Of- liuiMirtitmi. "This situation is Important to us In t ho I'nlted States not only from a Christian or ethical stand point; but also because of what It means to business In the United ' Slates. There will undoubtedly bo considerable buying or raw ma-; terlals, food stuffs, etc., In the I'nlted Slates by Continental Ku- j rope In the year following the Reparations settlement. Just how long Ibis will continue and to what extent it may go depends upon the suce -as which Ihos- countrics have In. restoring a bal mier d condition of t rude ami in- lustry. The recovery ami ret urn or industrial prosperity in Europe or course, carries with it competi tion ror our Industries In Ibis country. The only way that Ku rope will get on its, reet, restore its money, to parity on exchange ami really cojno" buck. into proii fterlty. Is by producing mid nelllng In the markets of the world more than It consumes. I look, t hrrc fore, for active competition In all I or the foreign markets, - of tjic j world where our merchants ami ma nu fact urers int-el with Ger many, Italy. Relgium and Kraut-'. I do nut, howt'Ver, believe that Knglatid will ofr-r active competi-' lion in the hnmediate future. j "If you would estimate the cr-i f i t ' of this coinp tiltou in any spcclric line or Industry, examine the labor cost ut that Industry as compared with lis material ..and. ol her operul tug cosis. Kurop' will haVo tint udvuntage of cheap labor and will compete keenly in lines where labor represent h a large factor in production ex pense. The United States will have the advantage of ch'-np mon ey and bold lis own la mass pro duct ton where gi-'-at capital in vent incuts are mcessary. W'1 wtl couilnue to lead th worl In, lines in which labor is a rVlaliv--ly small il'iu. Two .Means ( ii. ''Th'-re are two nn-nns of pro tecting ourselves against losing anyibing by this devtlnpinent in I'lurope, We can build up a high tarirr wall and attempt I" main tain high prices here or w can take tht opposttu cursi- and try to meet this coiiti-tiiioii by In creasing our efficiency and low ering production costs until we can sell as cheaply as tin-y can. At present we S-,-m to !' build in the artificial levd of pr'xp' r ity instead of following this sec ond program. The recenL Km migration I,aw tends toward th" protectionist policy, in fact it wilt, not work at all williout a hb;!i proleeilon tariff. So far as trade Is concerned it do-H ii'd make any difference whet her Kuropean la bor is imported 'on the hoof' in the form of nnTcbamlize. If ci ther gate is left wide (,p. n Hie In flux will offset what has been kept out of the other. "The liabsoncbarl shows thai business In the United Slat's Is gradually getting back onto a Kniiu'd laisis il now stands at 11 per cent below normal and tli'-rc : Is no doubt that wit bin a few ! yearn the Kuropean situation will j again regain Its commercial bal ance und w' will !" bit- to carry on International trade to mutual I advantage. In the mrantlmc cer tain nuiludju"! i ne, its and disad vantages to some of those invtdv- ed are unavoidable. I 'o.t coiiin (he rfdia'oilliatiou of the worldV I biisiliesH. howevt-r, will not solve j (he problem. We might just as well roll up our sb-even and-C't to i work. In short. I he I jiw k I'laii will help ci-riain Ainerhaii Indtts ! tries at one; otb-rs U will iiiti j mut'dy harm, but as to how im " -l y iepndf uptill US. Roth em ployers and employs hi lines r--iutrtng a large amount of. labor tdiould wake up and 'get on lie-ir toes at one' 1 Th" farni'-r n-vi-r en -ajMj. Tie-prh-e-f of the b-t radio gets i , ruinous Years Old! fie have ben uneiii theil bv an uivheo' brick tombs. BESOM fffiT FAITH JKIIUSAI.K.M.. (AIM Uart of a Redoulu tribe In Uahslino liuin bering about loon pn Hons, claim ing to be di-seeiitlaiitH ol Jews who remainetl In Rah slims following the destruction of. the .Temple, Iiavo upplii-d to the government fur help in their efforts to return to! Judnsim. The tribe known as "Arab'ci Kl mjiini" in scalteivd over Upper Galilee. Some of the tribesmen are at pr.'s.nt t-ncaniped at Tab ha, on the northern shore of i,nkc Tiberas, wbeiici; t lit y addressed in -ir -retinal to the Rabbis of Saft-d. The claim as tb sceudaiils of Jews in bai.-d by t lie elders of I he trilit on docuiiH-nls s.titl to be in their ,poss.-ssioii, .snowing iludr ai-i lurs to have bt-e.ii part of the Jewish " race. One of the docu luems of Hie .Sitnalnl Is a scroll written in A cubic, resembling somewhat' in form and icoiileni IJte Turiih" or - scroll, of tlm Mosaic 1'i ntaie-uclu , fiotiie o. .,sima)nL cnsimus an- also sant to resemble thost'; of t Ite ancii-nt Jews. Aftt r walling in vai'n 'for aclion on tin- part ol Hit' Rabbis of Salnl who apparently Here none too an mouk to pneipltale a prosi-lylixiim activity of sut-h tm porta ucu, 2;i cinols of 1 he 1 ribe submitted a IwritUn application to the govcrn- i I lit-Ut. , A i:iiiish official s-nt to invest I ;gale tin- titpH'St ami examine the 'claims, ,1'tporlf'd that w hih; tlu-n-'may bf- sonn- dtnibl as to the ail- j t In 'ii licit y tu I he documents, I he t ariit s: mss of llm Ilcdouins' desire (o embrace,1 or tti p-riiibracc, Jtitla- Kin, tta.H iiii(U'..stiolialle. 1 The authorities are undi-rslood .to he pi-occrdint,' Vfty cauMously, I icariu;: lln- elli-cl upon the .Moslem ! and t'hi isi inn Miiiiliit ion of a ! linl' h:iIi;, cnllvi'i Hitdl of Hie lrihr. 1 ,Ul iiouuh ZinnhiT oft jclalH liavt 1m n aitproi'chi-d. tht-y havo taken no titiind in the inaitrr. Tin- nii' Hi Ion of t Iin direct di fsc nt f;-oui Hi,. Jcuh of cei-tahi lie- jdiiihi lilln s of I'jipi r. (lalllee anil tlie Hlnai .nin.sulii litis eimaKi-d at various ( Ii.h h I he . altenl lou of OrlenlalistH, There Ih ii le-llef tlitil t In' Jews 1 1 ma tninv In I 'a leal hie juft t Hm- d-trnciion of the .li-wlsh il:i!:o(t m;iii;iK'd to Viinailt true, j p. rli:t'!' cl.iiiili st jiK-ly. to I lo-ir J faith, until forced hy (Jinar lo ex jli;in;,'r t Ii -i i - r lir;h'ti for tin- Islam. (:hi4-i' tintn tiny iin ln-lh'vi'd lo lt:ivi" lived, iiulwardly its Mitlituii : lindens, hi If hand'M down to Ih' ir cliil li-' !i t in story of their .I- u imIi imctM -y. In t his ri hpeel (In- Shti.'ilnl would ) not unlike the "Moraium" of Spa In ami I'or ttnral, u KfcrMty reintned tlndr .li-wish irmlitioits and pructicrs, ii I -; t hotiKh coin pf -i I hy I he ItKpitMl lloti to"' live as Christians. I .Notice fir llcariint on lroposcd Street linonncnicnt. j No!ir-' is ' hiT'-hy Kivcn to all j lnnn- it may concern that the I 'Commission of t hi- City of I.a rande. I'niori County, Orf-K'Ui Kropes'-s and in)ndH t iniprovi- ; Iuipriv4 !!i nt I i:it rh I So. I ii I In 'tin' 'ity of I.a Cnind-, On-Kon. In ! -tcftirdanre u il h Um1' phins and njn'cif icatiuns ( licr t or hep'lofore Holopti'd hy the ( 'oiiuiiifsion, and that the i- poit of tin: Commilley ejttinat''fi for thiHald linprove ilm nt Is now on JITm In thf oflici jor I In l: cord"r of I he Ulty of Ka .Crati'l", (n Knit; that tin- said U'oniniiHMioli hns ( N'-)nel;iy the tMii iayt of S. ph niluT U24, at o'clock p. in. of Kitd day. at I he commission room hi tin- CHy Ituihliti;; in (.a (irand , Ori-on, as th- 1 1 iif' ami pl:ii-i- wh'-n 'mid i w lo'Yf s:iitl ' oliiioi fsl on will liii'i-l ;ait'l h'Ntr and d-lriiiiii all ol.lc tions, iiiiHinMl ranr-cs and claims of i:t'i'vain-f or any p'-rsons ngulusf stid propi;s--d ImproVftni'iit and 1 in' proos'd iihwssiiieiit l herefor ai.'idnst th" prop'-rly to. he luinfll- d 1 h- r.-liv In said district, j ifc'inniniT a I the center of (he inierseei ion of Adams Avi-nue and -cherry S'tn-et ill tlt- City of Lit .Orande, UnloD Couuty, Oregon; thence In a northeasterly direction along the center line of Cherry Si ret t and Its extension to Inter section with tho center .line of North Cherry Street; thence north along tho center lino of North Chorry Street to the center of Cove Avenue; thence east' along center ilno of Cove Avenuo One Hundred Ninety Klght and . Utve Tenths (liiK.fi') feet; thence south along a lino Ono Hundred Ninety Kight and Five Tenths (iys.5) feet from uul parallel to the center line or North Cherry Street to a point One Hundred (HMD feet south of thcl(0ltniiH.ston north lino or I Mock "l oggnn's Second Addition to the City of ha Grande. Oregon; thence east Korty Ha) feet; thence south along the east line of lots 2 and 3, lllock l Coggan's Second Addition to iu Grande, Oregon, and Its exten sion to the center of liuat "0" Ave nue; thence east along tho center lino or liast "(' Avenue to the center or North Willow Street: I hence south along the center line ol North Willow Street Two Hun died (2im feet: thence west along ti line i wo i tu nu red I ;oil I let! from and paretic). to the center line). nf Kast -"O" Avenue One Hundred Kighly (1X0) feet; tbeiu-o north along a line One Hundred Highly i nu icei iroui ami parallel lo the center line of North Willow Street Kitty and Five Tenths (fiU.Ti) feet: thence west along a lino One Hundred Korty Nine and Klve Tenths (14H. 5) reet from and par allel to the center line oT Kast "O" Avenue a dlstuncc of Kifty (GO) feet; thence south along the west line of lot,l, lllock G. Honan's Ad dition to I -a Grande. Oregon, a dis tance or Kirty and Klve Tenths ("ill. 5) feet ,to the center of lllock G. Honan's Addition to Ra Grande, Oregon; thence west alouu a line Two Hundred (200) feel from and! parellel to the center line of Kast '" Avenue to a point Kitty Two (52) feet west of the southeast cor ner of lot 2, I Mock K. Coggan's Second Addition to I.a Grande, Oregon; thence south along a line One Hundred Highly Six and Klve Tenths (1S6.5) feetTroin and par allel to the center line oC- Nort h Cherry Street to the xeiiter of Kast N" Avenue; thence west ulong (he center lino or Kast N Avenue tot the Intersection of the extension of the south property line of Churry Street; thence southwesterly along the extension of the south prop erty line of Cherry Street to the most nort herly corner of Tract "O" Coggan's Second Addition to ha Grande Oregon; thence south easterly along the northeasterly line of Tract "O" Coggan's Second Addition to I. a Grande. 'Oregon. One Hundred Korty ( 140) feet; thence southwesterly along the line between Tracts "O" and "1" Cog gun's Second . Addition to La ( rande. ( regon, Th ree 1 1 und red Six (300) reet; hence northwest rrly along a line One Hundred Slxly Kottr (104) feet from and pnrcliel to the center line of Adams Avenue d-'lfty 5u feet; tbnei- LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MA Cfll NO IIOP AND I'X)UNI)ItT UI Huids of Machinery, , Aiilnmohllrs ami Trautort Repaired Over hit ii I ctl and ttnlifilll Acctjlcio WcldlnK of All Klnda Oyllinlcr Itorliitf ami Orcntlxe I'lstotu Crankshafts, Pistons and I'lnton I'tna Recrouwl Give Va a Trial D. FITZGERALD Prop. FALL TERM BEGINS Tuesday, ONH MONTH FKKK! To all studi-nls enrol ling at the coIIckc, or hy mall ! fore S'-pti'inher 15, paying for u term In udvance. Wu will mall you an enrollment blank on request. Tuition Rates Any Coursu t!iu;lit in tho college) ' 12 iihm. 4S wcckM t r.2 wpi-Iih IT imlil licfiiin Ke pt, ir,) V.J5.IH' l iiiiih. wirUtt i4 wi'i'Iih ir imlil liciiirci H' i.1. ir.) $iod.mi II iiidh. 1 wci kM ( w. i'ka IT imlil licfuni Hi'pt. U) 811.00 Il-'gular lutuliy tliu nioiith V l.". . 1 11 1 Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER IS MAN UFACTUKKp WITH TIIK UTMOST SKILL ANU l'KKCISION. ' The KcHiilt Speaks fur IlHi'lf. Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company Telephone Main 8 FOK DKY CHAIN AN1) IJOX WOOO I'HONK MAIN 517 J. L. MUNDALL .-outhwestcrly along a lluu One Hundred Twenty (12) feet from and parallel to the center lino of Cherry Street One Hundred Sixty Kour 104) feet to thu center Hue of Adams Avenue: thence north westerly along center lino of Adams Avenue One Hundred Twenty (120) reet to point of be ginning all located In llonan'a. udj(mit Coggan's Second Addition to the City uf 1-a Orande, I'nlon County, Oregon. That said Improvement IHstrtct No. Ifil Is hereby created by the of the City of l.u Grande, Oregon, for the purpose or improving and with the Inten tion to Improve said Improvement district by constructing th-reln Uorttund' Cement Concrete side walks on the following named streets; Cherry SI reel ( south side only) from Adams Avenue tu O. W. It. It. N. Co. "s right or way: North Cherry Street (east side on ly) from KtiKt "N" Avenue to Cove Avenue; Kust ."O" Avenue (sout h tsidu only) from North Cherry. KtnM,t o N()rl Wlow Street: all j .... i, ,,i ,,.,. nill,,.i Is locut- d In tlonun's und Coggan's S'e- nml AddlllonH In I ji Crunil I'ninn u'OUniyi Oregon, and to ussess the lcost Q all such Improvement to the properly In Bald district espe cial ly benefit ed by t ho said pro posed Improvement. ' Dated this 27th day or August, 1K24. J. K. KTKAltNH, i. Itecorder of the Clly or I.a Grande, Oregon. Aug. 30-SVpt. C-U-20 V Notice of lieu ring on Proposed Stmi Iiuprocmeiit. Notice Ih hertdiy given lo ull whom It may concern lhat the Commission of (he City of I. a Grande. Union County. Oregon. SPECIAL Real Estate Bargains Thn-e new bniiL-iiluwa. 12000 to; &noo cacti. Several high class modem ' ! i,nt.,.. tr.nmi t cionna i.joh t Hotel, rooming house, boarding I hotuto and apart ment h. Kino b-jsl noss building on' Adams avenue near post office, j Klue building lots In all parts1 of La. Grande. j Several rive, and JO-ucro trticts, I May J'ark Addition, t Karma, stock ranches, chicken runuhes, dairy ranches, etc. 8e Us lieforo You Iluy. PYRAMID LAND CO. Mlu 75 F. N. rvnl, O. Ii. Dorr,' " ' V. II. Ik-rrj llooilcd ItelCor September 2 ONH MONTH FKKK I Writtt ftir Informalldll litxmt iir 11 o in c Sillily CulirHt!. Will.. or cull MlHl iti.-u us.. llf) IT TOUAV. Baker, Business College riiiinii nu. proposes and Intends to Improve Improvement Histrict No. 1 f2 tu the City of La (Irunde, Oregon, In accordance wit n the plans and Bpeclficallons trterefor heretofore adopted by the Commission, , and i City I dmlts l.lne (no Hundred uf the couiutlttei!Sevonty (170) feet to the center of that t ho report lor uald hnprovmeiit Is now on , V Avenue: thence West ' along file In the office of the HecorderMho center lino of "X" Avenue to of the City, of I -a Grande. Oregon; the said Commission has '(.; Wednesday (he 241 h day of Sep-.till lember Jl24. at 7 o'clock t. in. ofjdilion la tho ttald day. at the i'ommfsslon rooms iOrcgoii. in tho City )lulldlng in I ax C.ramle, Tlut ,m. 8alll proposed tmprove Oregon, as the lime and llai;e!im.nl wi rnsst of constructing a w hen and where said Commission jiv,riiaiul Cement Concrete sido will meet and hear and d.-tei uiine wak on xM Avenue (north utile nit objections. reiiionstranceB andjmy) fruIU Nrth Spruce Stn-t to claims of grievance of any person against said proposed Improve ment and the proposed assessment therefor against the property to be benefited thereby In said district. That I ho- boundaries of tho dis trict to be Improved and benefit ed by the said proposed Improve ment as finally accepted by the commission are as follows; , Iteglnnlng at the center of the 'nterrfeclton or North Spruce Street i and "X" Avenue (east of North j K. Spruce Street) In the. CHy of Ui Grande, Union County. Oregon; thence north along tho center line of North Spruce Street one Hun dred Seventy (170) fevl; thence A LA GltANDU MAN SAYS: "My hands and legs were stiff with rheumatism. I took ono box of your "Whirlwind Kidney & Hhcumallo Tuu lets' and they en tirely f r o o d mo from this condition. G. W, Huuhanan." gold on a money Chief Whirlwind back toro box. 1 gtiurautco ' by In i La Gran do, every drug , ; $1,00 per Ilarf you cer tried n WIl.VIIII KI V ICM CUKAM ItltlCK? w e halve II different It I ml s Myslcry - I'lluccss eopolllait l'luls aoc; guartu (loo Moon Drug Co. l'rumpt and Free Delivery JSIAKY 1UKNK AI.I'XJ Kant ulong a Uno Ono Hundred Seventy :( 170) feet from and par allel t the center It no of "X" Ave nuo to the Must CUy Idmlis l.lne; thence South along tho said Ktist jihe venter of North Spruce Htret't which Is the point of beginning. locuted In I'leasant Home Ad- City of . Im Grande, a point Twelve Hundred Sixty It Wins Because it is entitled to win FEDERATION FLOUR It's the lh'sl in all the world. Ask YoUr Grocer. Take no substitute. , La Grande Milling Co j Kathleen Soprano 11 AN O AND VOCAL INSTRUCTOR Coach A ceo m pan is Stu. io Eastern Oregon Music Go. Tulupliono Main 119 Hctndence Fulcy Hotel, Main 773 ME RRY'S . SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY ' , ; oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOO ' Wiii'Mui' 15rS' I'rcHcnls John Barrymore IN Beaii Brummel" With ASTOIt filCIl FItANCIS CAItMEL MYKUS WILLAIID LOUIS UIC1IAKD TUCKKll A uiiincmiM iiicsi'iitiiiiiin f the must vivid per Hiiiiiilily of lonwinoe j thut tver strode throtiKli fif linn'H piiKe or lu.ml out the checkered drama of life. ; Kxlra Adtlcd Allracliiin . f ' ' "IIKK MKMCJIKY" V NiRh .Minaliire i -' II Kci'l.s-Kefjular l'rue.s. mU- fevb Kast of North Spruce Street, alt on the ubove naim-d , street located ill Vleasant Homv ' Addition In tho, ('it y of Ju Grande. Union County, Oregon. Tho ubov" named Improvements .art- lo uw niiide ut t.e expense of the prop erly In said tinproement Uistrlci Mutt will' bf especially bejlefllei thereby. In., accordance with I In plans and specifications (here Tor adopted and now on rile In the of fice of tho City Uccorder of suld City. ( luitcd this 27th day of August, H24. . J. K. STI'jA KNt', . liecorder or the Clly of l,a Grnnde, Oregon, Atlg. JtO-Sept. 6-13-20. ...i....... Canapbell j i i. 'i