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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22
AUSTR|ANS DRIVEN
into FORTS With
VERY HEAVY LOSS
Austrian Advance Through the Carpathians
Passage to the North Has Been Check
ed-RuSSians Again Occupy Galacia
and Northern Poland-Emperor William
Goes to Western Front.
Associated Press

No news of any decisive gain
came from either arena today. The
Russian aud German communica-
tions continue to be directly contra
dietory.
The Germans in Poland again
are making fire attack toward the
capital and the Russians are making
a stand against them on the east
bank of the Bzura river. 80 miles
west of Warsaw. Grand Duke
Nicholas army here, holds a nat
ural strategic line, so miles long,
running around from north and
south along the east banks of tue
Bzura and Rawka rivers. A corre-
spondent's report claims that the
German forces In northern Poland
has rctrcated across the boundary
into east Prussia, in a northeasterly
direction. 1t also asserts that the
Austrian advance through the Car
pathian passage to the north has
been checked and the attempt of
The Przemysl garrison to break
through the line was repulsei. Ac-
cording to their report the Austrians
have ben driven into the fortifica-
tion with heavy slaughter.
The Austrian communication on
the other hand claims success in
the Carpathians, but admits that the
Russians again occupy Galicia and
south Poland. Apparently there
fore, the Cracow and Przemysi in
vestments are proceeding and have
not been brokent.
Serious fighting between the Rus
slams and Turks. around Erzerum
Turkish Armenia, has been stopped
by snow, 6 feet deep and intense
cold from which Arabs are scfferins
bitterly,
Late word Is officially bulletined
describing small gains all along the
the line, particularly IN the section
between the Argonne and the Meuse.
British ships have begun bom-
bardment from Zeehrugge and Heysf
IS we'll as tho coast beyond Ostend
where the Germans have established
many shore batteries hidden IN tho
grass and brush.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22
SALOON MEN ASK
COMMISSIONERS
REDUCE LICENSE
Giving Reasons foj Asking Reduc-
tions, General Depression Of
Business, Etc.

The saloon men of the city have
asked the city commissioners to re-
duce She liquor license fee. A petit
tion was presented to the council at
its meeting yesterday morning, Ii
was backed by the personal appeal
of a number of the owners of sa-
looms. George I. Becker and Sam
West voiced the wishes of the saloon
men in saying that owing to the
general depression Of business, two
flood years, the payment Of $1,000
license was a hardship, and asked
that a reduction Of the license fec
be made and that a reasonable fee
be charged for license, leaving the
amount OF reduction to be what
might be called reasonable figure,
The matter was referred to Mayor
Wood and Commissioner lIowlcy.
A petition Of coIored people ask
ing the city to assist 20 colored
families in the city who were need
ing aid. The petitioners were re-
ferred TO the county commissioners,
as the city has no fund, it was
claimed. to care for such cases
The Singer Manufacturing Com
many through its local attorney y.
s. Lansden, asks that some action
be taken 10 prevent the Big Four
railroad from using a switch track
on upper Commercial avenue for a
city delivery track, which was oh
jectionable to the company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22
ZACH MEMBER OF
CONTRACTING FIRM
BUYS 4 HOUSE
May G. VanSickle Purchase From
John ]. Walter His Three Cot
tages on TWenty-seventh.

John J. Walter has sold his three
cottages on Twenty-seyenth street
Nos. 413, AIS and All, to members
of the firm of contractors, May &
VanSickle. The May brothers and
Mr.. VanSickle will each occupy the
houses. They will thoroughly re
pair the buildings and move into
them when the work is completed.
The sale of the property was made
through the Spann real estate
agency.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22
SUpRlNl COURT
ORDERS HARRY \.
IHAN BACK TONY.
Slayer Of Stanford White is Likely t.
be Returned TO Matteawan
Insane Asylum

Washiuaton. D.e. zI--~Tue ~
rrcme Cou today reversed laQ
luaal OF ,ho Ftc,r,l Court in Maw
Hampshire to cyIadjte Harry L.
rhaw OF New York. The caect ag
today's decision IS to caHse the ex-
tradition Of Thaw from New lamp
shire to New Ior& ut ono. ~
charge Of conspil acy to obstruct ju
tiee by escaping from Matteawar
Insane Asylum. This charge was
brought as means Of cettin. Tba
hack into the State Of New York and
returning him to MatteaWan, where
he pr )bablv will be taken immeIi-
ately.
Justice Holmes announced the
Courts unanimous decision today
He first oyerruled the contention
that it vas not crime for man
cor fined in an asylum to walk oct
if he could, and that therefore
conspiracy to do so was not a crime.
Why Escape Was Crime
1--WE do not REGARD it as open To
lahate, that the withdrawal, by con-
ivancc, of a man from an insane
}svluga 70 which he had been COM
1itted, rs Thaw was, aid tend to
bstuct the due administration OF
he law. At least the Naw York
7urts may 50 decide. Therefore,
Nc indictment charges a crime. II
Hore is any remote lefcct in the
arlier proceedings by which Thaw
vas committed, which we are far
rom intimating. this is not The
ime and place for that question to
he tried"
Thaw walked out of the gates of
Matteawan over year ago, escaped
. Canada where the authorities re-
used to eXtradite him, and finally
anne into the custody Of the au
horities Of New Hampshire While
was trying TO make his way
trough that state to the home Of
his mother in Philadelphia. He was
escorted to the American BOUNDARY
" Canadian officials and his arrest
'ollowed an exciting automobile
hase.
Has Virtually Been at Liberty
After the New Hampshire court
'efused to extradite Thaw he vir
lally was given his liberty while
he appeal 10 thn United States Su
rene Court was pending, and spent
he Summer fishing in the White
fountains, With a deputy formality
nd served as a companion to Thaw
non whom he put virtually no re-
traint.
The extraditicn case was argued
the Supreme Court week before
asst. William Trayers Jerome rep,
resented the State of New York, and
Fhaw's attorneys were philander c.
Nnox, former Secretary of state, and
William A, stone, former Governor
# PENNSYLVANIA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22
Associated A Press.

London, Dec. 21.---In Poland and
fialicia battles are being fought be-
tween the Russian and AustroGcr-
man allies. amid deep snow and Bit
ter cold. In Belgium and Northern
France the German and French.
British and BELGIUM allies are con-
testing in the mud fields of foot or
more.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22

Petrograd, Dec. 21.---The Russian
forces are still holding at bay the
German column which is seeking to
cross the B2ura river al Sochaczew
and advance on Warsaw, 80 miles
away. For three days 100000 men
have been endeavoring to cross the
river and throw back the Russians
who are holding the right bank.
Sochaczew continues 10 be tho
German objective in the attempt to
reach Warsaw. The Russian forces
on the right bank of the B.ura are
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22
GERMANS DISCARD HELMETS

THE Germans appear tc be dis
cardink their helmets, the pickle
hauben, with whicn they have for
30 years been associated in the eyes
of the world" writes a Belgian,
MANY variations in their ami
forms are now to be seen. Some OF
the troops are wearing their peace
clothing, which is of brighter color
than he gray service dress. There
is evidence that certain of the units
facing us are much under siren 9Th" "
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22
associated Press.

London. Dec. 2l.--rThe German
Emperor, accompanied by the En-
peror's Chancellor, Or Won Reth-
mann Hollweg, the Minister of War
and marines and numerous suite
has gone 10 the western front. sc-
cording TO advices to the Daily Nall
from Copenhagen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22
Rauinocs5ain.

y Ths seuinoctia or Line storm Ia pop
nlariy supposed to happen when the
sun crosses the line IN March and Sep
tembar. and Ia particularly expected
about September al. A careful tahu-
lation Of the weather conditions Of
half century makes 1t clear that the
weather more frequently In clear at
that exact period. The idea was prob
ably given birth to By some great
storm which happened to fall at the
time of year when day and night are
VI about equal length.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22

~Yss," said the naughty sotor. u bes
IAN my career Al Logres in an "unols
Toms troupe ~oh." replied the I'M
gsnue. who had been permitted by him
to pay for her own luncheon. I
thought you might have been one OF
the chunks of ice. Chicago RECORD
Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22
MRS. WILKES RECEIVES
NEWS OF FATHERS DEATH

Mrs. j. r. Wilkes of PIT Eigh-
teenth street, received message
yesterday. announcing the death OF
her father at Tupelo, Miss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22
HOUSF FORCES
LINFD lip BY
DRYS FOR VOTE
Question of Nationwide Prohibi-
tion Will be Issue Today--Hob-
son Of Ala. Active.

Washington, Dec. 21.---Represen-
tative Robson Of Alabama and other
supporters Of national prohibition
we're actively at work today lining
UP their forces for tom3rrow's en-
counter in the House when the rule
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22

II you want to Buy--Read the Ad.
vertiaements. fe%f
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22

Not silence, but Advartis'ns
golden TO the business man.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22

Dollars grow In our anvertisfRe
columns. Advertise END Reader
ss-~~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22
LOCAL FORECAST.

Cairo and vicinity: Fair weather
Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22

Concluded on Page six.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-22

tConcluded on Page sIx.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
RETURNS FROM KANSAS
WHEAT 0V[REsT|MAT[D
sam Duran links Panhandle Has
IIetter Wheat Than lie Saw IN
Kansas.

Sam Doran arrived home yesterday
from Mulvane. Kansas. where he ma
been taking treatment for several
weeks. He reports that the wheat
yield II not heavy IN that portion 81;
the state. which is near Wichita. and
make from 10 10 n bushels per acre
There IL lots OF straw and biz heads.
but small grains. many OF the grains
never maturing The yield IL some
heavier a. one travels toward the
vest from Wichita
There was large acreage Of
wheat sowed In that portion Of Kan
sas. because Of the favorable condi-
ton last fall. but many Of the big
heads are not half filled with grains
lie h inclined 10 believe from what
he saw that the estimates Of the
Kansas wheat crop. made before the
harvesting was begun. where over
drawn by many millions OF bushels.
While the heads Of wheat. a. he
passed through the Panhandle. ap-
peared 10 b. large and we'll filled. the
difference was very noticeable when
he reached the whoa fields OF Kan
sas, where the wheat WAS much less
developed
The greater portion OF the wheat
about MuWaBe was threshed while
he was there and the aork II pro-
ceeding westward
The yield OF oats is good IN that
ngrtiou az Kansas hut the acreage
Hight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
NEW AMARILLO CHARTER
INTERESTS CAPITALIST
Thinks Our Plan ~ ely Development
T. solution Of an Important
Problem.

Ron u. Cain. Welknown Texas
capitalist and bushes man who
owns valuable property In Amarillo.
was Ia the city yesterday on business
Mr. cain is extensively interested "a
public utility plant la various elite
down state and L. Interested In study
ing Amarillo's new city charter and
the workings Of our commission form
OF government that he may take back
valuable suggestions for the other eli
ties where he n financially inter
ested.
he Is very enthusiastic about our
form of government and secured a
copy of our charter FOR future re-
ference.
He is especially impressed with
our city development proposition
which he thinks * the life and the
making OF any city. Halt OF the ell
ficienCy OF commercial organiza-
tions." says MIR. Cain Is spent IN
the raising of funds with which 20
operate and the Amarillo Plan 81
it works successfully. will be- the re
demption OF the whole proposition.
lie believes strongly In our plan
Of encouraging the organization OF
The farmers. as after all. the farm
ers are the real producers at the
country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
HUGH |. UMPHREs MAKES
SPEECH IN OWN BEHALF
DENIES l. Hacked By inti~-N'k>
support III MI Glasses aud
Affiliations.

Hugh l.. HUMPHREYS made a speech
Al the corner OF Firth and Polk
street last evening the behalf OF hii
candidacy for District Judge and was
Given a respectful hearing by an au-
dlence. of some four hundred PEG
ple.
Mr.. HUMPHREYS had given his plat
form ia u street speech here early
last week Although his speech last
evening. as he announced was IN
answer 10 reports that were being
circulated over the district and which
as he said. we're defamatory Of his
character. he reirained from any
slanderous remarks about his Op-
ponents and paid each OF them a just
compliment
He reviewed his prohibition record
and denied that he was being backed
hy the antis. although. a. he said.
he was proud that the antis. as well
as the pros, were giving him sup
port
The audience manifested much IN
terest In his reply which he made
without restraint from the use o.
names. and bat few left before the
close of his forty minutes speech.
Each Of the three candidates Tor
judicial honOrs had many friends IN
the audience. all OF whom, appar-
entity. were equally interested in
hearing what was 20 boz heard.
Marvin Jones made short speech
preceding MIR lmphres In which he
Complimented the character. energy
and ambition OF the candidate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
INTERESTING DISPLAY
OF BOY SCOUT SCENES
sessions at Manline~S For BOYS and
Giownups May he seen on Loo
cal Hillboar,lS.

For the past few days many people
have been seen standing in 'front.' Of
the billboard near the city fire tc-
pertinent and also studying similar
scenes on the Willborn Bros tin
shop on Taylor street.
The attractions are what may be
termed collections Of hoy scout
scenes and are TOR purpose ot im
pressing lessons OF manliH"se upon
our boys
These scenes are sent ont by the
National Bill Posters Association free
OF charge and are placed IN oonspic-
nous places by the Williams Sign Co
shortly before Christmas they nut up
wo pictures portraying the birth OF
Christ In January they put up two
large military picture featuring and
Illustrating the life and fame OF gen
eral Grant AZ Easter time the lat
ter were changed again 20 appro-
pirate Easter scenes.
These pictures are 9N2l feet and
all OF them contain lesson that II L.
WORTH while for old as we'll a. young
TO study and mediate upon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
TRADE EXCURSION WORK
MAKES FORWARD MOVE
Ni1etsen Names Added a. List 81
Persons Who VIII Accompany
Special

The coming trade excursion has
been given another boost by the
addition Of nineteen more names "
individuals and firms who have an
nounced in a substantial way their
intention 10 be 10 on the PROPOSE
ton.
The committee sill BE- out again
today and II IS hoped that by to-
night the necessary number can BE-
secured 10 that other steps Boa the
arrangements MAJ move forward.
Assist the committee TO-DAY By
phOning 10 your name or 70 you
have already done 30. by inducing
others 20 DO iikeS no. II means tao
or three hard day work for each
member Of the committee Vho meets
all the business men OF the city
and puts up proposition OF this
Kind. or any other. aud your assist
ance eill surely b. Appreciated.
Phone your name 70 T. = Boesen.
secretary u the Board OF city De
yelopment or 20 J Lindsay Num-.
chairman OF the trade extension dc
partment Arrangements can be-
made to mail In your check. II incon-
yenient 10 call on either Of the above
parties
u the remaining names are secur-
81 today. the excursion viii be- run
without fail. accompanied by a band
and everything necessary to make
the day successful and enjoyable
Following Is IIst Of the faithful
who favored themselyes and the
committee YESTERDAY " your name
has not yet appeared. do not fail TO
be- In the list tomorrow
Stinson Bros. swift a Co. y. =.
Griggs. George Richards W r.
Groendycke. T. y Green, Tom Cur
rie. ". $ Rule. a " Singleton VII
Hams Sign CO.. Roach Drug Co., Ne
knight Transfer Co.. Kenyon Grain
a Coal Co. Panhandle Warehouse
Co. Armstrong Storage Co, Mutual
Film Co. VIII r. Moaning. Amarillo
Grain and Coal 60. and Armour a
Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
COURTHOUSE LAWN PLACE
TO ATTRACT ON WARM DAYS
lisnrhes POpular-AffractioBs On
Exterior Instead ~ Interior
~ Courthouse.

The neg steel benches which were
placed To- the courthouse yard o fea
DAYS ago are providing quite popu
lar. not 0niy % the tai payers nut
10 Others a. we'll with but little
doing about the courthouse this
would not be- an inviting block dur
lng these warm summer days. but
Tor the beautiful shade and la9n.
the Tudor memorial drinking fOun-
lain ~ the corner Of the square. and
the new benches.
what an Improvement there has
been IN the attractisensss Of this
block while the lack - important
criminal cases mas drawn lever PEG
pie - the interior OF the temple OF
Justice. either a. criminal 10 the bar
or interested spectators
" VI BREEDING. superintendent OF
the grounds. Justly takes grent pride
IN caring for what many have called
the most beautiful Lawn In the Pan
handle The bOuntiful rainfall dur.
ing the summer has favored him b.
reducing the amount Of sprinkllng
necessary. az Well a. the amount OF
snbifrIgatiOn
Not only has he grass on the lawn
remained beautiful throughout the
summer. but the rapid growth of the
shade trees has been the surprise and
the delight Of every one
The wonder is. when We think %
what little work has done IN max
ink this spot a. attractive, that We
had not taken this little step for
ward long before
So n viii be with our city park
and childreu's playground When
they are once put 10 operation ana
made attractive We would not care
~ do without them AZ any price.
There have been many long steps
forward To- the past two Years IN
beautifying Amarillo and in makins
II attractive as well Z. beautiful and
II D. hoped that a. much more VIII
De- done in the same direction dur
Ink the NEXT two year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
PRECINCT Conventions
TO Be HELD TOMORROW
Chairman aud delegates U Various
Precincts WIN iir Chosen
NJ 3p. ~.

The voters are asked 10 remember
the precinct conventions which VIII
be held a. the voting places at IN"
various precincts tomorrow after
noon al 3 o'clock
The precinct chairmen viii pre-
side AT the various conventions, "
present In case at their absenc' +.
the voters present at any precinct al
that hour will proceed 20 select a
temporary chairman who VIII pre-
side
Each precinct will elect precinct
chairman together with Us delegate
10 the county convention, WINCH
will convene ON the following sat
urday 10 select delegates to th" s'ai'
con enllon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
Personals

Mrs n q Brown aud three chill
dren of liUe Lincoln street let yes
lerday evening for visit with rela
tiyes in Fort Worth. Cleburne. I'm
mis- and Austin
] Frank slay and wife Of Groom
are visiting with l.. VI Cohbs ANA
wife. COS Fillmore street
r q OBrien Who has been with
the Rock Island for some time. ar
rived iu this city Wednesday 10 ac-
cept a position in the general freight
and passenger office OF the same
company
Mr. J y Galloway, formerly oil
this city. aud her son. Don Gallo
way aho holds a responsible rail-
way position 90 Fort Worth. are ~
Amarillo few days the guests OF
relatives ana friends.
Mr. Trinklc of Joplin. Mo, Is the
guest of his son-ia-laW and daugh-
ter Nr and Mr. Butt
Writ l.elke. travelling sp'cial
agent 0' the Commonwealth lnsuf-
aur, Company. OF New York. was
her, from Dallas yesterday on bust
ness
SO % Conwcll came in from VT
POGO Thursday morning for % 100
faf. iIsu vih his parents Nj and
NI 8 O. Cougsli ~ ihif ciiy
Nr o. O. Hmchins 81 Nroaho
. 500 boz ihe ciiY a. look AFTER her
IWWu5 and ~ pas q iso aeeh
tIsH tH her brother A !. consflI
5000 HmlB
DO HraihsrH nf the Amarillo
Sectional iifs inHufanrr rampani
matlHF business irip ~ we
. raHfH o. this sssk
hH al carter ifH fhhfsdif
mHHHl IHf eco Wnuih'H fiah Hfh
fr.aifr cod friends boz iosa sna
HIHlHHf
$500 Clara WiuiFra D. fhr Eue.i ni
fIHi f kaHfaH fHf fuf 20
sffit
A. fHr..lf HnHnfsrni q asfinua
"IfIraI Hpsfailn af infal tlni.
IffI IHHfafaf Hnfulnf ~ o.
IHfffff frHm ihf fffs1 uf IHf co.
ffHH Hlfff 600 hlH faniHlnh
HHfHf 'Hs faf Haf .sil fa 30 isfnf
900
hHI HIafmaH 600 ffsiffr ahnHi
afftH HiIfs sHuih af Amafiila a.
HHhf aHh ihfsaifHsa ffphnia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
N.RAY MACHINE nISdIOSES
FRACTURE BELOW TN kNlI

Robert Sullenger. special officer OF
the ~ Worth aud Denver who va,
seriously injured IN an accident sew.
oral days ago. when motor ear
Jumped the track m switch in the
Amarillo yards. has been auflerine
.oyeroly since. a. result OF his In
iuries. A second N-ray photograph
which wa taken yesterday. disclos
I'd the fact that his Lex was irac-
rured below the knee HI lnlurir
will keep him Oft duty for some time
Vet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24

Mr. aud Mr.. Alsap Albriiiain oi
Roaue. Texas. were guests OF Mr. ani
Mrs " A. Askew yesterday en-
route home from a several days ,rip
IN Ochilircc county. They are we'll
pleasrd aith Amarillo and expect 90
make this their home sometime be-
tween nov and the latter part oi
January "Nuu said come up
higher and you ain be- given q hear
La n.--.uN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
VEALE To DELIVER
SPEECH THIS EVENING
Promises t. Tell Some Things F""-
pie of AMARILLO Are Entitled
To Know

!. W. veale announced last night
that he would deliver an address
this evening beginning at S3o, at
the corner of Fifth and Polk streets
with reference 10 his candidacy for
the office o. Distric, Judge
Mr. Nealo stated that he would
say some things that he believed the
people oi Amarillo ought to hear
and invited all who are Interested In
the race 90 the conduct of the office.
~ be- present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24

nr and Mr. w. " ogden 81
Eirfffa. are pending vees or eco
iu Amarillo. gisitinr relative ani
friends and euloylhf about hs BE- Z
SKINNER climate oui of door TIE
fame o ihr GUNNER nlfHia in Ama-
fIIlo slIl 80 back viih them and ihef
aff HtrlI 90 sani a. apfnd al ihrif
summer here .aief Hnf their ainiff
aH cell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24

IN. state Mr. Tho = Turner
The Duty OF Citizenship Mr.
- g. Hume
Conscience In Citizenship
Rev e. j kellncr
8 rnseliishncss iu Citizenship
Miss Redu llill
The Welfare 81 Making tho
Aim oi Clti1onship Mr. 7 puc
Citizenship and Religion Or
Ernest q Robin snn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
Il,, lrnLln. lrIlr.l Ara,

hrI 81 A. lsnhins fefsiFra = nee
faHr ffairfdaf wnfninF ANNOUNCING
fhf 1faiN 0f nsphfH lfant tai'
600 Hi afinfk. 81 iianFffilsld
Tf"Ht url ieaiinf lnii Ne 'H D
81 fn fiifn1 fhs fnuFfai hlfins
o. aiHfnfs a ipihfFn $50 n'
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riHfh iH fhf cent ihai hff lfn.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24

Program for the local union 10 be-
held al First Congregational church
sunday july 20. iaita 9 go q IN
Topic The Christian and nis
Earthly Citizenship
l.eader-ZW v watkins
Genegal song service under the
direction u the Christian tndeavor
~ the First Congre rational church
Special music
Program.
How the Church lHfurnrrs