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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14
The STORY OF THE SCARLET
SIN WAS DR.. LYONS SUBJECT

at lcas. il ! am not what | ought 10
DO had godly parents That makes
your guilt the greater. tor the word OF
Gcd declares that ITO him that know
eth to do good and doeth 1t not, to
! him ii is sin
David's sin was great sin OH nc
count Of the prominence OF the sinner
The Influence upon the people was es.
Iecially disastrous. As the prophet
told him, You have caused the enc.
mics OF God TO biaspheme" No man
liveth unto himself Moral diseases
a:c even more dangerous and deadly
than physical diseases. II MS sin was
Il great sin on account OF its influence.
low much more so to-day with the
lmuitiplied means for communication
either for good or evil. How can we
master sin? First OF all by keeping
lusy In the lords work. An Idle
Train" says the old alagc, is the tlcv.
Ills workshop" II David had been
cif leading the armies of Israel TO vic.
tory he would not have committed
adultery. One OF the greatest men.
ces TO modern society is the condi.
tlou Of the idle well 10 do" They
are seeking constantly some new d!
version. Aud the majority OF them
are degrading II YOU wish 10 gain the
mastery over sin keep your mind occu.
rled with noble thoughts and purposes
Jesus said. Satan cohieth and findet;,
Irc;hiEg in me-" Thai is he found no
'arcess to his heart Il was filled with
lave Tor God, the Father, and plans
Tor hC"an helpfnlness.
D..vid's sin was great sin on ac.
ccSMt Of Its consequences. 1t caused
ahothcr u IN with him. Says Kiplin2
The deeds you do by two and two.
YOU must atone for one BY one. l.:
caused the death Of an innocent chic
ard OF the brave husband and hero.
I tr'ah the liittito. THE wages OF siE
| is death" and 'SFhatb;s6e!3a,nan SOW.
eth hat must he also reap" are univer
sal laws that cannot be repealed. Nc
person can sin against the laws o.
God Or his own being without ccriaia
I fC'mtinued on Page Eight
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14
JACK JOHNSON
FOUND GUILTY.
VERDICT is THE FoRERuNNERsi
OF LAWS FoReloDlNe OF mis-.
cEGENATioN.
tBY ASSOCIATED PREss.)

CHICAGO, May 14.--Tiat the con.
viction OF Jack Johnson, negro prize
fighter, last night for violation OF the
Mann act, against trafiici,lg In wom-.
en-. Is the forerunner OF laws forbid
ding miscegenation was the assertion
today OF Assistant United States Dis.
tr!2t Attorney Harry Perkin. who con.
hucted the. case for the government.
This verdict will go around the
world" he said. at Is the forerun.
ner of laws 10 be passed In the United
States which We live to see.r This
negro in the eyes OF many has been
prosecuted. Perhaps as an individ.
ual he was, but his misfortune is TO;
be the foremost example OF the eva In
permitting the inter-msrriage OF
blacks and whites, He had violated
the law"
In his instructions TO the ury Judge
Carpenter emphasized the fact that
the character of the prosecuting wit.
ness must not be considerd. The fact
that the witness isa, discarded mis-.
tress and an abandoned woman does
no. AFFECT the Issue in this case, said
the court. We havef many anfor.
tunate people here in this case. but
because CT their status in, life their
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14
TABERNACLE PROGRAMME

To-day
1850 y. III. Song Service led by
Mr.. Mitchell.
$500 p. m. DR.. Lyon will spcaS
= on What Must | 10 to be
Saved"
Thursday.
M.d.week Sabbath.
$3.50 Il. IN. NeiGhborhoOd Meet.
lngs.
1880 n. m. Services III all III"
churches.
200 p. III. Afternoon Service.
DR.. Lyon will speak.
I:3U Evening Service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14
THE AFTERNOON MEETINGS ARE
GROWING IN INTEREST AS END
OF CAMPAIGN APPROACHES.

"Thc Story Of the Scarlet Sin" was
the theme for the afternoon discourse
CT DR.. Lyon at thn tabernacle TODAY
and was generally regarded as one OF
the evaneelist's very pest efforts. De.
spite the inclemency OF the weather,
E large crowd OF people turned out for
this service. The afternoon meetings
grow in interest as they approach the
end OF the campaign and by many are
thought 10 be the besi and mos, heIp.
[ul of all the services.
AT the beginning OF the service Mrs
lowell sang sweetly and feelinsly,
Who Could 1t BE But Jesus"
At the conclusion n number came
Forward and accepted Christ as their
personal Saviour.
The Story Of Scarlet Sin.
. Samuel 1913. And David said
unto Nathan. have sinned against
the Lord. And Nathan said unto Da.
vid. The Lord also hath put away thy
sin.
In these words We have the story of
l great sin. Il great confession and Il
great forgiveness. The Incidents lead
ing up to our text are familiar. Da.
v'd, the King. while lettering Un thr
ndftic0 Of his palace was Smitten By
the beauty OF Balhsheta. the wife OF
liriah and summoned her 10 come 10
his palace.
This was Il great sin first of all, on
account of the greatness OF the sinner.
!; death loves shining mark so does
Satan. The higher the standing of the
individual the more terrible the rs.
saults OF temptation upon his life. by
the law OF compensation the one who
Is possessed with great powers anu
achieves great successes is apt 10 have
rerr0spondirg Weaknesses The fact,
too. that David had had good train.
ing IN his YOUTH that he knew better
makes his sin stand forth much moro
scarlet In Its color Many are trying
% comfort themselves by saying tina,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14
OFFICIAL FIGURES
2,oe9 CONVERSIONS.

The oMsial figures Obtained
flom Rev. II. II. PitZC'. CT the
Lyon party. brings t1e total
nun yer {. converts C. the Lyon
tampaign up 10 this afternoon,
'c 2.o91. This large auTbrr is
csaccially in,crcs:CI in the sue
cess C the greatest Esange.istic
nmpaign Cvsr conducted in
Narihern West Virs,ma. This
splendid showing viii probably
be greatly iEcrc ascd hcrcre the
close of the campaign on next
jaaay u IT,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14
THREE KILLED.
IN EXPLOSION
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS
OF DYNAMITE LET'S GO,

CUMBERLAND, Md, May 14-Sev-
enteen hundred pounds of dynamite
and 40 kegs of powder in a magazine
Ct ccal company at Eckhart explod.
cd today. killing three men and doing
damage TO houses in the community
The men we're miners and entered
the magazine with lanterns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14
.THE. RED MEN
ELECT THER
OFFICERS
NEXT MEETING PLACE Is IN
CHARLESTON SECOND TUES.
DAY IN MAY, 1914.

DAY IN MAY, 1914.
This morning the Improved Order
CT Red Men Council met In the. Ma.
sonic Temple. the meeting being
called TO order at o'clock, and not
adjoufning until noon.
The reports OF committees were
heard first thing this morning. and i'm
rnedlately following the reading OF
their reports, the body resolved itself
into a committee as whole for the
consideration OF the proposed changes
in the new constitution which Is now
being arranged for by dle delegate
members.
The following named officers were
elected for the next year. or in Red
Man parlance, next moon:
Great Sachcm. r. D. Wise. of Hin.
ton.
Great Senior Sycamore. J. Druf Car.
ter, OF Huntington.
Great Junior Sycamore. C. X. Cham,
bers. OF Martinsburg.
Great Prophet, Edward soulsby,. OF
Crown Hill.
Great Chief CT Records, T. H. Clay.
OF Huntington.
Great Keeper of Wampum. DR.. c. w.
Shepherd. OF Spring Hill.
Great Sannap. s. L. Croy, of Bulc.
field.
Great Mishlnewa. H. Ernest Iiaw.
kins, of Fairmont.
Great Guard of the Wigwam, c. C.
Davis, OF Fiatwoods.
Great Guard OF the Forest. DIR. A. c,
Vandine. of Clendennin.
Representatives to thf Great Coua.
Gil OF the United States, DR.. Henry
Mace Payne. OF Morgantown: W. IL
bowers, o. star;lnsburgs ist.wars
Soulsby. of Crown Hill: r. c. Tanner
CT Bluelield.
Standing committees.
Committee on Finance. r. L. Eikins
Of East Bank: W. II. Webster, ~
!s.rk"leY Springs: 4. u. Tackctt. O!
Rift.
Committee on judiciary, John r.
norterield, OF Charles Town; %. p.
Jameson. of Montgomery: Charles
Forbes. of Mlnden; Claude W. prch
ard. Of Oaksburg.
Board OF Appeals, Thos. ]. Edwards
CT Montgomery; George Washington
Harold. OF Huntington; Dr.. ]. +. Big
Cny. OF Hinton. "a.
Orphans Board, John s. Scott. OF
Fairmont. for three years: r. H. Clay
CT Huntington. for two years; DR.. c
W. Shepherd, OF Spring Hill. for one
year.
Next place CT meeting Great Coun
c'! OF West Virginia. Charleston. W
Va, the second Tuesday In May, 1914
Next place of meeting Great Coun
Gil OF the United States. Washington
u C., the second wek in September
1913.
The Setting Sun Tribe. No. l6, |. o.
/. NJ. together with the ladies OF Wan.
eta Council No. G. D. of p. last night
did themselves proud when they offer.
cd a reception and ball at the Masonic
Temple as entertainment for the visit.
irF Red men and Ladies OF the Degree
OF Pocahontas in this city for the all
nual council
The affair was n success from start
to finish, and there is little doubt but
that all OF the visitors who we're pres.
cnt will long remember the hospitality
o! Fairmont and her Red Men and La
dies of the Degree of Pocahonras.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14

That the Publ. Service Commits.
mission act russed at the .ast SESSION
| of the legislature and wh!2h goes
into effect on May 81 VII! make sev-
| eial Changes in the operation OF cars
over traction lines was brought out
by Attorney George n. Alexander in
an address TO the men or tie Monon.
gahela Valley Traction Company and
of the Fairmont and Warrington
Railroad Company at meeting held
here this morning at o'rlock, In the
aEsembly room of the Watson build.
Ing al which meeting one half of the
men engaged In the operation OF cars
| were present. the remainder OF the
men will attend n meeting in the
same room this evening al 5 O'Clock
when the same grounds Will bc GOV.
cred that were gone over ut the
morning meeting. This meeting was
In anticipation OF the laws going. into,
effect and was wholly for the purpose
Of ins,ruc,inc tho man =. - f,r 49,,
visions.
Under the Public Service Commits
sion act every man and woman and
child must be treated alike. All OF
the rates on the lines and charges
made by the company must be sub
mitted TO the public service commits.
sion ana must be approved by that
6ody. Under Its provision street car
n,.,,,yas bundle, -.
rrotas c,,s trot,.v
whutsoever for o,y uorsa,, na ,,,
70. m ,cconm,In,,,n No,si. s, "
nov, u,a1,a.1.,, ''o''
to''"uc'o' anu carried Oh any car
"ee. '>or ~ II per"''ss&hic Tor any
S""'"e'"r 70 S'ol' any Stree, car .at
"n' "'"'F po'h' 'hah regular stop
| '''''''
'"'ns 'or each ana every person who
'''! '''"Hc IKE ueihaha from the car
70 SOP A''er next wednesday ears
""' "ot sup at 'he regular places
'Pee'''e"' he'henhher ines" are not
'es"l"''ohS oi me Monon|ahe'a Val
IL! i'ac''oh company nor the Fair
pany but is the law ,s rossod H.: ,bo
last legislature and ia irIor,or, "a,
in that part of the statrtc knnw, ,s
the Public Service Commission Act
~" persons VINO nave free transpor-
'a''o" ana IS not an emrloye of the
companies VIII be notified and their
,ha '''"'' w '"'"e'' mo
These are. some of the r,atters that
were taken up BY Alexander n, the
meeting this morning ana rarefu,Iv
explained to the men. In order that
every man might have the provisIons
OF the law made MAINLY - hin, ,,,or
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14

Mrs. A. Wrick and children. Of Cum.
berland. Nd, are the guests of the for.
mer's Earents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown. ~ :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14
100 CENTS WORTH FOR A
DOLLAR.

seirg better dressed or more
appropriately clothed, having
more attractive furniture in
! your house, living in better
! apartment, or owning better
( automobile than your neighbcT.
4 doesn't necessarily mean that
! you have mere money to spend
\ than he has. II mirht, and prob
I ably does, mean that you are
I more alive to the possibilities
y and opportunities that surround
!, you.
X The same qualities Of mind
and intellect which make one
Y merchant 4 shreWder purchaser
/; than another make you a be-.
|, ter manager Of your annual ey.
\ penditure.
y The merchant or the purcrds.
ing agent Of any big org1niza.
!, tion knows all there is to know
!, about the things he buys. His
X dollar is 100 per cent. efficient.
\ If some large oraanizatione
conducted their purchaoing dc.
y psrtments as loosely and
4 ths ughtIessly as scme families
they would be bankrupt before
\ very long.
And yet there is really no
l good reason why every individ,
ual should not oct 100 cents
worth for every dollar he spenas
. fer himself and his family.
WEST vIaelN,AN advertise
merits aeint the way.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14
PRAISE AND THANKSGIVING
SERVICES At TABERNACLE

@oST OF THE BUSINESS HOUSES
OF THE CITY WILL CLOSE AT
oNE.THIRTY O'CLOCK THURS.
DAY IN ORDER THAT THEIR EN-.
PloYEs MAY ATTEND MEETING.
sEVENTY.FIVE PERSONS SHOOK
Or. LYONS HAND-cLASSES AT
THE CROSS WAS THE EvANGEL.
IST'S SUBJECT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14
TRACTION COMPANY n.
|NSTRUCTS IT'S MEN

ATTORNEY GEORGE N. ALExAN,
DER GIVES A CLEAR ExPoSI.
TON OF PROVISIONS CON.
TANNED IN THE PUBLIC SER.
VICE COMMISSION ACT AT
MEETING HELD HERE THIS
MORNING.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-14

GIRL WANTED FOR FOLDING
Good pay. Apply 10 Icb Dept, Wcs;
FirGinian office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04
MRS. ]. n IVY IS
SUMMONED BY DEATH

Mrs Laura Read lyy. wife OF Rev
y Ivy pastor of the First Pres
lbytoriau church. died last night AT
90 O'Clock. following surgical op.
GRAFTON. which was resorted 10 la an
effort 10 save her life Mrs ivy was
stricken with sudden illness Wed
nesday night The attack was yio-
lent from the outset. and the suffer
or was removed Yesterday from the
family home 20 the hospital. whore
the illness was diagnosed as uracmic
poisoning
The remains will be- shipped this
afternoon to the former home a.
Woathorford Texas. for intermont
As Miss Laura Reed Mrs lyy came
10 Texas when child with her par
'nts she was married to Dr Ivy IN
Dallas in 1909 Of the union three
children we're horn. William, aged .
Elizabeth. aged .. still living. and
an Infant who died year ago
The family removed 10 Amarillo
four years ago since which time
nr l,y has been pastor of the First
Presbyterian church The sudden
death brought profound sorrow to
members OF the congregation, and
Co a host OF friends not affiliated
with that denomination
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04
FARMERS INSTITUTE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Under the auspices of the state
Department OF Agriculture Farm
ors Institute will hc held In Amarillo
next Saturday afternoon In the coun-
Us courthouse. beginning AZ 80
o'clock. aud an farmers contiguous
10 Amarillo. together with the mer-
chants OF the city and outsiders who
are Interested IN a live discussion o'
agricultural subjects are invited to
attend
Speakers. who are considered eN-
perts IN their respective lines. will
b. present 10 address the audience.
The number includes William Con
uallr and c e French of the state
Department OF Agriculture. These
gentlemen will discuss the subjects
u' liberalization. rotation. seed Sc
lection. better cultural methods. and
fh, organization of baby beef and
hog clubs
Marked local interest has been
manifested Boz advance OF the insti-
nutr date aud belief is expressed that
the attendance will surpass that Of
any other similar meeting iu Amaril-
lo Pbcarls announcing the meet
iug have been posted throughout the
city. and cards have been mailed to
farmers boz interest throughout the
county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04
REV. CAUCHRAN AND
FAMILY ARE POUNDED

Rev w. l. Caughran and family
were literally pounded Ia the gen
.crous old-fashioncd Methodist way
Yesterday afternoon. tangible eN-
prossions of regard for the popular
and consecrated young minister com
ing from scores OF friends. including
members of his own congregation.
the buchanan street Methodist
church. the Polk street church. ana
numerous others OF different denoul-
nations
The offerings took the form #
groceries. clothing. household goods.
and money. making the parsonage at
COS North buchanan look for several
hours like the storage rooms at
a customs house. so crowded wc,c
they with the united offerings Of
gcuerous-heartcd friends.
Rev Caughran stated last uisht
that he was deeply grateful for the
lavish pounding. and expressed
thanks for the entire family. every
member OF which was remembered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04
GALLAHER JUMPS
To FIRST PLACE
HAS SLIGHT LEAD OVER
RIGGS IN CHESS TOUR.
NAMENT

Let er 60 Gallahor The way tho
travelling Freight and Passenger
Agent of fhe Santa Fo travels D.
shown boy the sub.lolnod score ln tbe
Eiks Club ohcss tournaemnt no2
ORA wing 20 .ts iighies' tension but
fea games have been played Within
thr past several days. bar these have
been sufficient 40 give Gailaber o
lead IH fhe contest
Others are saying little. but are
secretly preparing 10 sever some tim
Der Ahen Tho hour comes 10 show
'he Irish gentleman @ few tricks In
manipulating the mygIylng nova.
bles And b. may boz stated. sub.rosa.
That Rigs is coming back the latter
part o' the week and things are
likely 10 be- accelerated somewhat
The top-notchcrs 20 date are Cal
laher Rigs Mclaughlin and Brls.
tow but the two lasi are being close
~ crowded. and the just under men
arc running Boz q bunch when the
hard bat befuddled fighters get the
robWebs ont OF the coreboliums ana
lose that faroff dreamy look which
Us tho result of hitting The game
too Enormously business s going 70
pick up That ls stated Tor o certain.
IS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04
CRAY HAIR TURNS TO ITS NATURAL
COLOR AFTER APPLYING SAGE TEA

it's usually too sticky, SD Insist upon
getting "Nyeths which cana be de-.
pended upon TO restpr. natural color
and beauty TO the hair and is the
best remedy for dandruff. dry. few.
erish, itchy scalp and to stop falling
hair
Folks like "Wyeth's sage and Sui.
phur' because no one can positively
tell that YOU darkened your hair. as
II does 1t so naturally and evenly.
gist You dampen a sponge or soft
brush and draw II through your
hair. taking one small strand al a
time. This requires but a few mo-
ments, by morning the gray hair dis.
appears aud after another applica.
ton or two Is restored 90 us natural
color aud looks even more besuu.
ful and glossy than ever
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04
CLOVIS COMING
To PLAY HIGHS
GAME CALLED SATURDAY
AFTERNOON IN CITY
PARK

Fully recovered from the recent
ifubbing administered b. Canadian.
The Amarillo High are whipping In
10 shape FOR lively battle with the
Clovis Highs here next Saturday al
iernoon at . O'clOck
The locals haye changed their
lineup considerably since tho last
game. and viii b. a great deal strous
er in every position The same bunch
took tho candy from Clovis in foot
ball LAST season. and are confident
that the performance vii be- base
ballIcally repeated
SO easy winning b. anticipated.
however Clovis took the Eastern
NeN Mexico penuant from portales
last year. and arr coming 90 Amaril-
10 strong. and girded for battle. The
team has been coached b. Leland "
wilkins Of Trinlty University. an ex-
port in college az Ieiics. and are said
10 be- ln keen fiyrtlng fettle
Coach wilkins Of Clovis. H. o
friend and college mate OF Coach Blv-
ems Of Amarillo. and this fact gives
added assurance that the contest
hero viii be- kconly fought and
strictly on the l. el OF high class
sport Clovis played ar Hereford
yesterday. viii PLAY at Canyon today.
and will come o. Amarillo for the
Saturday game.
The battle will occur in the CITY
Park and all friends OF the local
highs are urged 10 lend encourage
Weut by their attendance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04
oldest of Living Monarchs

BERLIN. April The Emperor
sent message OF warm congratula-
ton TO the Duke of SAKE Meiuingen,
who completed his eighty-seyenth
year today The Duke Is the oldest
OF the European rulers. He was born
In 1895 and came 10 the throne
when he was forty years Of age Tie
has always been remarkably popular
among his subjects on account OF his
liberal policy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04
IT'S GRhNDMoTHER's RECIPE
FOR DANDRUFF AND REsTOR.
INC COLOR To HAIR

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur. properly COM
pounded, brings back the natural
color and lustre TO the hair when
faded, streakod or gray. also cures
dandruff itching scalp and stops
falling hair Years ago the only
way to get this mixture was TO make
u NJ home. which Is muSsy and
troublesome
Nowadays killed chemists do this
better than ourselves. BY asking at
any drug store for the ready-to-use
product called "Wyeth's Sage and
sulphur Hair Remedy"-you will
get a large bottle for about so cents
Some druggists make their own but
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04
SHOWER REELECTED ~
CLARENDON COLLEGE HEAD

Or z r. Robinson pastor OF the
Polk street Methodist church, and
Hon. 7. + Turner returned last might
from Clarendon. whore they went
Yesterday 10 attend the annual meet
ing Of the board OF trustees OF Clar-
.endon College
DR. George ). slower was re-elec-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04
fMRS. GARDNER To FORTY
WORTH ron TREATMENT

Mrs j r Gardner vas conveyed
by ambulance from her home on
West Eighth street yesterday after
noon to the Fort Worth a Denver
station. where she took train Tor
For Worth 10 undergo treatment for
rheumatism
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04
BEST RUNNERS
ALWAYS TRAIN
THE MIGHTY FINN ADHERES
DAILY TO RIGID
DIET

NEW YORK April Lots OF
people think % s cinch TO be
champion athlete The average citl.
zen aho takes in an athletic meet
nov and then has an idea that all
ia young man Ike Hannes Koleh.
mainen does 10 win worlds laurels
is 10 20 ont aud take a practice run
noW and then. All the average citiz.
On sees OF the development In a run
ner's condition is the racing that be
engages in Another race viii put
him right. is an expression often
heard a. athletic gatherings. but the
Ordinary man does not realize that
there are hours Of hard work and
dozens OF little things to be done In
preparation before another race"
TONES
Take kolchmainen. for instance
There never was youth more care
ful OF bis condition than this lad
from Finland and a study OF his
methods viii invariably bring out
the comment It's no wonder
he's a worlds champion
llannes Kolehmainen. his brother
Willie. the worlds champion profes-
sional distance champion. and his
attendant live IN the Bay Ridge sec.
ton OF Brooklyn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04

that J have moved my office from
tho Chanslor Building 20 Suite No.
? new Fuaua Bldg and that ia ad-
ditiou 70 my general practice will
give special attention 10 diseases OF
ffho stomach and intestinrs Phone
iouG. q S FAIRS. NJ. u. l29-3c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04

ON April 18TH we will take up ele,-
ton OF teachers for the coming year.
Superintendent wanted AT Slo0 a
month Tor nine months. Address ~
NJ. Horn. Sec Board Trustees, Cpnr-
Inpe Texas flo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04

Marriage license was issued yes
terday By County clerk Motlow to
Edward Hildebraud and Miss Car
men Emelio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-04

ted president OF the institution and
teachers were chosen for next year
term. Affairs of the college we're
found TO be In excellent condition.
from reports made. and outlook is
promising for the most successful
year IN the history OF that growing
and worthy institution
Miss Shelton is the ouest of Mrs.
u W hin. 9Ol Jackson street.