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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

ports Of the near future viii be in
,rsased.
Dutch ahlps usually carry only a
quarter ~ the cargo that their caryo
space wonid allow. Thoy are conf
dent that this spare viii be- utilized fof
the shipment 81 products ~ Germany.
l.ooliing ovrr tho shipping ia New
Yosk harlor az the prcsetn time u W
found 10 he The expert opinion that
lhere ia no nhortaEo in cnrgo space to
carry iho nOrnn volume ~ Imports.
~ course 10 la recognized that the APP
poriiormoni ~ shipping would not
meet tho normal requirements, bnt
there ~ a belief that imports can find
a means ~ transportation 90 the Unit
ed states from every country
The ciNtoma experts hazard no sta
tisiloal conIectures qualifying their
optimism with the knowledge that
there la no basis but experience 10 in
dictate the trend 81 Things. and that
experience ls not Wise under existing
conditions Nevertheirsa. It seems to
bc the conccnHus ~ opinion that tho
outlook fof the Import trade ls stead
nv growing brighter and that there ls
undoubtedly enough shipping plying
,he SEAS Co. Amstleau porto 20 carry the
normal imports ~ the United states.
ware house Withdrawals. which have
represented large part IT customs re-
crlpta since The boriuning ~ The war.
are now heGinnlnR 10 tan Off 'i"-
sumption ~ imporia. u ia expected,
aoon viii compensate IN large measure
Tor u,iu milling off in receipts from
oKhausiian of warehouse supplies
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03
NO MATTER THE LABELS,
FOOD WILL Be SEIZED
Interstate Shipments Of Food Produo
tons Unfit for Human csnsump.
ten May De Taken.

WAshiNGTON. Got Interstate
iblpmcnis CT food products that are
rcgardcl aa unfit for human consump
ton and have not been dcnaturod VIII
hereafter ho seisod hy the Federal nu-
'hctiiira, ro matter what they may
hear
IN an opinion published in the last
ssuc Of the Sorvire and i,rgnlatory
Announcements. the bureau u chomin
iry Vt the q 7. department of Aari.
culture holds that the label IN 40 oil,
itncle against euch products helns used
tor fond. ncfore they can hc shipped
therefore, In Interstate commerce they
must be ao dunntufed that they can
mly he used FOR technical purposes
Another opinion deals with proapoc
I've violations ~ the law compelling
~ food products shipped ln inter
tate commerce after september 2. lpit
have tho NET weight stated on the
abel. The Department holds that the
burden OF proof rests upon persons
| Wiity oa such violations Co show that
he products la question we've either
,rcparcd or Imported prior Go Srptcm
icr O. Persona who cannot prove this
ynl no subject to tho penalties pres
rihcd hy the Food aud Drue Act
| Opinions on tho correct branding Of
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

question When election day arrived
mohs OF excited men overthrow the
polling booths and would not allow
votes 90 bc cast except 10 very few
places OF the republic
"Iu the choice of Air Wuuphurst as
president congress yielded 90 "a pop
ular demand for tho man who had set
himself up as the peoples champion.
Sooi. 10 was evident that hr could not
fulnn bis promises probably because
Il conflctiu1 Interests. At amy rate.
his popularity with the MASSES began
90 wanc, and tho opposing party SEIZED
This opportunity 90 regain IFS former
prestige.
'Rumor had 10 that the president
Was ON the point OF dissolving con-
sress because 10 would not beud 10 his
Wishes This aroused country wide
protest and was thought 20 be the
immediate cause OF the uprising. IL is
probable that the revolution WAS fos-
tered hy congressional leaders The
al2m was almost unit Ia supporting
H. and the president was compelled To
submit since tho revolution things
political have been going from bad to
worse The past few weeks. however.
have been quiet, owing go compro-
mise mad' by electng as provisional
president the leader of the revolution
because ~ these disturbed condi-
uous. and with $50 many political ulos
uons clamoring for solution. Il Is not
likely that congress viii act ai IT,
coming session ON the religious libertS
measure. II congress is Inactive ON IA,
whole matter, most of the work OF last
year viii go Tor naught. and We shat
need TO begin our campaign an owe;
again after the political rcadjustmeut
We are not Swing mp the lght
though. hy any means Il Is our plar
to Hood tho country with general lietr.
AZURE on the subject We expect 1,
distribute religious liberty tracts in cv.
! cry Important center 81 the republl,
during the week that congress- meets.
70 is not likely that the political
aiiiiculiies encountered here will hav,
! permanent effect upon evangelical
Work M Peru. The dawn Of rerrinu,
) nn'rtN win be- delayed, that is all II
spite u the fanaticism In the country
'hereis very strong liberal avid pro.
srcSsiVe element Peru is CONSTANT,
Sura'ns into more intimate contac, win
= Europe and North imorica. ard Is rap.
my receiving modern ideas. Tho Pc.
'u'iahs are susceptible to religious ap.
Deals And as soon as we have a fiar
. Sh"nee to present 70 them evangelical
christianity It win he eagerly accept.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

Tho Waterman Esqmluor SAYS.
There are nearly as many Haptists ln
Europe as in an the nom Chr.stinn
lands of ;he world combined tho LATEST
figures Swing 1852 churches, clSs
preachers. and t9as5o members. with
perhaps twice as many more adhcrcuts
and sNmpathi4ers. More than one
half Of the membership is m thc coan-
tries actively engaged in tho strueslc
Russia. including Finland has e3i
churches with 1923 members, Germany
has sos churches. With 1890 mem
hers. and France thirty tive churches
with 2lsi members. The remainder of
the Baptist constituency is found BOB
Spain and lea the scandinavian coun-
tries. sweden having ca churches and
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

The greatest surprise Ia to be found
ln,ihr Japanese room. The New yuri.
customs houKc ls receiving regularly
inrRo quantities % Japanese goods IN
bond nhinped via tho Pacific through
Vancouver and San Fiancisco. and con
aligned 60 New YORK dollorn, shin
mcnta hlmost nA large are coming also
by way ~ Europe tmnsshippcd az
Southampton. England Whilc the Ia.
erase IN Japanese imports ~ not os'
timabie, 1t Is recognized by The Gus
tona experts AZ marked.
\ good sign " the great number a.
sripllcate Invoices bcine received trm
conauIs abroad, representing import,
IN transit These duplicate Invoices
required hy customs regulations. usu
ally arrive ten days or a week ahcao
at the shlpmcn,s That they have In.
creased 10 positive slHn that tho ina
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

canned vrRctahlca. poultry food. and
chc,srs are also announced. Accpri
lng 100 THESE tho use Of sugar ln canning
does not Justify The use % such tcfmf
as sweet corn. SUGAR corn. or augal
pens These terms must Doe reserved
far tho varieties Of the vegetables ir
question which are distinctly sweet art
which are known au sugar corn of
SUGAR pens in their natural state.
Whnn ahipplnF in intefatste com
morco or otherwise subject 90 the Food
and prar Act. nll SKINNED oe part
nilimmoa cherses must hc plainly
branded "Hkimmrd' COR part rkimmod"
In accordance wlth ,ho facts. ou The
wrapper cuuialncr of oach cheese
Where The choose ~ ~ tho size com
monty sold uncut 90 one customer ih'
lind Of The cheese ltsolf must hcnr
the statement
ln regard Co poultry foods. the
iluronu holds mat certain amount of
calcium carbonate cor calcium phos-
phntc Is go bc considered as a poultry
food. ADD that when this amount Do
not excessive 20 statement in roFurG
Co the quantity II grit Is demanded hy
the Federal law
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03
HELPLESS AS BABY
Down in Mind Unable to Work,
and What Helped Her.

Summit Point. W. Va.-,hs. Anna
belle Emcy, OF this place, saws: al SUIT
Tered tor Is years with an awful paiu IN
my night side. caused from womaniy
tfouh'e. and doctored lots Tor II, but with
out success. suffered SO very much.
that | became down in mind, and rs heIp-
less as a baby was in the worst kind
OF shape. Was unable 10 do any wofk.
! began taking Cardui, the womar's
iehle, and got relief from The very lrst
dose. by The time | had taken q bot
Ties, my health was completely restored.
am now ~ years years old, but feel as
good as ! did when only 10.
Cafdui certainly saved me from losing
my mind, and feel Il my duty 10 spcae
IN IFS lavof. ! wish | had some power
over poor, suffering women, ard could
make them know the good il would do
ihcu."
hyou suffer from any OF the ailments
peculiar 10 womea. Il viii certainly be
worth your while TO give Cardui a trial.
u has been helping weak women ior
too.
Try csria. Your druggist sells Il.
N'slss e. cestaoccsa nss.slns Co. LADIES'
kcnsors nsct onanAncese Tenn, ~ sse.ss.
ss.l,.sfit-s q yous eass ana 81 rA.s ecsk sAssrs
usa'Sisi4 ~ x-.0sa~ = p.a-a wfassss. NC lsi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03
SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION
OPENS IN THREE MONTHS
Panama Canal Celebration On Pacific
Coast viii Draw Thousands Of
American Tourists.

Thrcc months from today the san
Dlceo Exposition VIII Doe opened to tho
world ON this day occurs the formal
opening ~ tho Panama canal Whose
completion is Co bo celebrated hy tht
two expeditions at san Francisco aud
San picEo 40 other even, has beer
marked hy two celebrations ~ this
sort and no other event has been ct
such primo Importance 10 the countg,
which ~ cclehmtng The slrikinr
feature NJ thc rNpnsitions Is that thcN
are celebrations not alone Of somothinE
which is contemplated and gone ON
hu, rather vt somethine which 10 ahead
they mifhl he considered as hcGalding
she mishticr ifrowth OF the West
through presenting SIS the world the
/. opportunities the West offers
Europe todlty is plunged in the great
est war OF am time and in 1875 vii
ant receive the 500, 600 American tour
! lists who have gone thcrr each year
Since those tourists cannot ~ To Eu.
rope they are coming beyond douh
10 the Yves, coast, ana here they vii
see sights besides which those of Eu
ropc aud Asia aud Africa amount {,
little. Ne other country tn the worh
has the majestic harmony of sea am,
canyons and mountains and Forest
and valleys beneath the clear blue ak'
" the American West,
Hat "a is more than q scenic tour
II is voyage OF discovery for ~,
\ men ~ the East who knu. nothinl
of the opportunity thar Is aWaltln
them ON the coast They know vague
~ that the Canal viii hrlne the Wee
1 coast much nearer the Older cities &
the Hast ana across the Atlantic The,
DO not realise that the hinteriand q
! the west coast is eoing TO he opone
4 mp to Industry and commerce Tor IN
reason that the railroads from ihl
coas, win carry traffic from the tas
over the mountains. and from IN
hack country ou, TO the coast and hae
TO the East again.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

more thuu 5tooo members I'm addi-
ron io the churches. there are SIX
theological schools ON the continent.
one each in Russia. France and Ger
many and three scandinavian coun-
tries. with e. total of lel students from
different parts of Europe. who are
studyinE in preparation for their worl.
as Christian preachers. At Cassel.
Germany Is a BAPTIST publishing
house which is great AID In scatter.
inf eood literature not only through
Germany but through Austria. Bohe.
mia and France as well These pap.
lists of Europe have had a ahrd strnc
glr go gain "a toothold In some conn .
tries they have been subjected TO Sc.
we're persecution. Much advance ha,
been made, and the growth of mi,
work. as shown by the statistics. IN.
been most gratifying. But now i, i,
inevitable that the present crisis ma,
possibly have a most disastrous effec
upon the future Of Rapus, work il
Europe"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

NEW YORK. oct 2.--Outwafd ard
visible aims tina, tho import trade ~
the United states Is apiily picking up
have been abundant about the CUSTOM
house In this city during the week Just
closed. Imports, while not up to the
normal, coniinur extensive some GER
man Foods are coming into New York
Prince IL sending ncrosr seas some u
her products, Switzerland after q
month u inactivity. has resumed cN-
porta,ions, and Holland, Norway and
sweden are sending considerable guam
tilted o. foods 70 America
The labor situation IN European
countries AZ wni difficulties ~ I'm"
ancing commercial proposltions and
the difficulties of land transportation
are the greatest factors against for
elsn commerce at tho present time
None 81 me nations involved ~ denied
the unr Of the scna by var circum-
s,ances IN the opinion ~ those best
acquainted with the situation
Dutch Ships Loaded
Germany Is -hlppinr her products ~
Dutch bottoms. ont - Rotterdam ana
other ports ~ Holland the Dutch
veaAols are great immhrant currioa
and have not carried heavy rnfpoes ~
times u peace. This space ~ now
available fof German good. " the Ger
man merchants place them in Dutch
territory Tor tnunsshipmeu 90 The
United states.
ia tho Gormnn room n the Sow fori'
custom. house are 60 be- acon great
packages Of glove leather dyca, chem
lcals, aud biz eases % cfnchefy, These
have been brouGhi In Dutch vessels
II In expected that soon ibis oyenae
~ trade win bc more and more ulil.
lscd by the German producers and mer
chants
Switzerland has Just begun urnin
"a export emhroldorioa For more than
a month not single Importation had
previously been received from this
source. France maintains much
smaller part II her trade Win ths
Unltod states than ~ normal. lHut there
Ia confidence that her Imports will m.
craanc steadily
Great Britain keeps sending ln hel
pruducte 81 every variety The utitiHl
ROOM at the custom house IN cfowic,
with wares The customs men how
over "a yiha, /, will be- some Time hc
fore Inc quantity approaches normal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

NEW YORK. oct ~
her 81 entries haze -
the metropolitan u.a
pion-hips u the A \
DEE held al Celtic rass ~
ably the most ln'cinasi'
bc the 100 ard 200 ~ !
g. y. Reltpath, he NJ
olympic champion 80 2
luar,or-m mile record 49,
against Aivah ( AAR
metropolitan champl'e Y
of particular interest ~
milo run. with Hansy
York a. G. NAi'eEh
champion. ard a. q ~
tional and uie'fel'.'''
champion, among The -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03
SIZE coAL no sourA AMsRlcA

A'hii.E Ala. oct. "A new in
suS'FN--that Of shipping coal to the
south American markci~-hss heon or
''NiAf inausurated IN Mobile with IN.
s''''lhs OF the ship Domlngcs Joaquin
ue silva laden with 1894 tons OF Ala.
'.''"" coal for Buen0s Ayrcs. The
SHIPMENT was made by Mobile capt.
ss,l.'s AZ an experiment. th~ man re-
u'unF ron recent report that tho
S0u'h American countries were hard
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03
Oufzvdrd Signs Show Import
Trade Is On Rapid Increase

ssydns Statistics Great cssnss In incoming Goods over
Period Two Months Conditions Cause increase Of japanese
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03
Religious Liberty in Peru.

Hays = Areherd Of caliao. Perm.
says. u
Tho political situation in pa,-,
o'~n - complicated and confused tina,
q Is clffical' 10 understand II c,sar,,
PRESIDENT Bilinshurst was elected -
me executive office by the lahor,rs
classes % the country. Isis predeo...
scrS party had matters under s,',,, 80
'Fo' thas fair election was GU, of ,hs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03
Missionary Returns 10 Frare,.

Missionary Returns to France.
hr Ernest W. Bysshc superintend.
emit Of the Methodist France mission.
who came TO this country a few months
ago on furlongh, sailed from New yors
per steamer Minnehaha. september &
returning % Grcnohlc that he may co.
operate 20 the extent ~ his ahilltv In
the general and spiritual welfare Of The
French people. Letters from various
Methodist centcrs in France receive
hy DR. bysshe as he was on the point
% leaving New York. tell III aisor.,n,.
ssed educational and cvangchstic Wort,
and verify the statement that the peo-
curing Of supplies becomes increasinr.
" difficult. Tho care " old people ana
orphans is one OF the many ur,,.n,
problems that have 10 be faced Mr.
RSsshe. who is recovering from 4 ssr,
Gus A'nesS, and the children are IA
stay fer the present in America
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

are due 60 nr Relrs Pine rar- Honey
I, strengthens the Lunss, checks IN,
Couch and gives relief at once. AIR
W 5 wllkens Gates. - C.. writes
= used nr Relrs Ptne. Tar Honey h
a case s.ven M IS hopeless ana Il
effected a complete cure" Get 4
bottle ~ nr. Relrs Pine Tar Honey
II your cough IS dry and hackiue lei
u trielSle down the throat ycu vii
surely get rellef only ssc. at youi
Druggist Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

"Ruhs" Vanguard camc very near 10
turning his record u nireieen stragh,
Victories upside down by losing ,ha,
number AZ evtnes In a row
\ fine channe Tor "hanch" PLAYERS Is
foand Tn the fact that Rooson elut
has never been defeated Ia any i'm
pcrtans pos,-sosson series
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03
An0LPH c. MILLER

Adoiph Casper Miller, Who repre-
sents the Pacific coast on the federal
reserve board, was formerly professor
Of economics and commerce In IN,
University Of California.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03
NUMBER OF BAPTISTS IN
WAR ZONE OF EUROPE

Latest Figures Give ia2 Churches PASS Preachers
Many sympathi1ers-me
Than Hail Are Countries Actively Engaged sussle-Rea
Liberty PeuMssonaty
Brdc-NeVs rom EastA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

T. NJ. Crcd) Lcslk ~
bcr of the Isostsn Ntilns'
OF lSa7-ss, Is now d.,
chusctis Agricultlfal "a
herst.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-03

'onihrru missionary News Bureau
lda CiNdc clarke. Editor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-08

Personals.
Miss F.o Io Written of Tascosd
81. thr guest o.. beer aunt. Mrs. a ).
AIdrIdee
Mr. aud Mrs @ J.. Norton OF War
HH No. have taken apartments a.
fhn ST. Chan Dor. ON POLK street
Mrs a S Tugvcll aud little
daughter Nar.aret have returned
from naIu. where they were the
guests oi Mrs Tugwelrs parents.
600 md Mrs D. q Ray during the
Wr
Nr and ur A. D Armstrong
, have returned from visit 90 Dallas
'lul 'h, fair
4 Hr o. 4 Mcdonald has returned
'wm Mckinney Texas. where she
. Na. heHu DO. guest o' her parents
Miss U'mma tIaWson of Tncum
ur peut enroa. days Do the city
/ HiI. 600 route Zoo her home from an
uEf'nIod tHf u Hedley
Mrs. Fuut storm s enjoying an
{ ..f..d'd -tUt Boo Fort Worth
NI and Mr. g. u Armstrong
returned from three weeks
..If m m'H. Md Fort Worth.
Nr uud Airs Harry T. koarus
I ..Hf. today .ur 1000 extended overland
F f.Iu poo fhe South Plain.
Nf Nrw.rin Black lcft y"e-
f.rH., TOO Chicago where She win
wish with Har sister until after
Christina.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-08

n her usual gracious manner. had
prepared most sumptuous lunch
con and when the lesson was over
The guests we're invited into her per
testify adorable breakfast room
where the delicate tones OF blue and
white blended with the exquisite
shades Of profusion Ut great shay
gy crysanthemums Four tables. per
fectly appointed each with cen
ter piece OF cutgIass vase Of this
queen of the autumn We're am iu
readiness waiting for the guests 10
Dee seated The last mellow RAYS os
o golden autumn afternoon sun nit
tered through the windows ana threw
shafts of yellow light thai caught
the sparkle of cut glass aud silver
and gave the appearance uf o fairy
feast The guests were seated aud
the following enjoyable menu was
hrouEht IN
Grape fruit coctuil. waters. roast
turkey. cranberry sauce. French peas
iu patty shells. escallopol oysters
celery hot biscuits. ripe and green
olives. fruit salad marguerites. pine
apple pariait coffee
The afternoon so informal and
coy. was one OF the NEST ,uloyahio
in the history of the club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-08

Ihe Palarito Club enjoyed o most
pleasant afternoon Friday when tn,
club was entertained by Mrs T.. A.
Rhodes az her pretty new bungalow
home an go. North Lincoln street.
A pr0iusi1l of crysanihemums aud
potini plants adorned The rooms Boz
honor OF the coming OF the guests.
HuJ added to tbe lovely interior cd
ihe home The games opened at
an early hour and when they we're
brought t1 close the favor for
hieb-core % sen oft dinner plates feli
200 Mrs J " Davis. De- Mrs N. f..
smith received the consolation %
band painted sugar and cream.
Covers wer. then laid for enjoyable
refreshments OF salmon salad ou lct-
1900" leaves. sandwiches. hot coffee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-08
Black Dirt For Sale

200 loads Of black dlrt for
sale. Inquire sos Tyler. Phone
407.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-08

Build = Concrete Silo with a ten
rourg guarantee. See T.. = Hearn ~
urayrliou.pryOr g.. I6s-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-08

Following the Bridge party on
Thursday afternoon Mrs Miles vi.
Wins entertained with q second card
party Friday afternoon az her home
from 90 O'Clock Twelve tables
were placed for guests amid the
sam, lovely surroundings and one
OF the most enjoyable events OF the
season was the result The perfect
weather. the games. the enjoyable
luncheon thar followed and the go-
uial and attractive hostess were an
boz keopIur making q perfect whole
The Ladies' Nj Socicty of tho
First " g. church met Friday at
teruoou with Mrs q " Williams.
5o1 East Fourteenth street. with %
most flaucrlng attendance of mem.
beers At special business meeting
Mrs StIub succeeded Mrs G. D.
Williams As president The day oi
meeting was changed from Friday To
"Wednesday 90 which time iu the fu-
ture the meetings win bee held The
hostess served delicious snowy pop
corn balls and baked apples with
whipped cream.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-08

The Esther NcCrory Chapter y A.
r. will meet next Tuesday afternoon
On the home of Mrs u Dean Kirk.
eU1 TYLER street. where the program
announced In the year book viii be-
rendered Ia the absence of Mrs. +.
G. Fox who Is Boo ST Louis. Mrs
Thomas Curric viii have charge o..
her paper
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-08

Tho Woman. club $3.50 meet SO.
femher De- With Nr % O. Hen.
ff.rt.
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