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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
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u. MARY CAROLYN DAVIES.
t.4.H n 10 near with Der swift
.uairhlHr fingers
Death Is so near almost feel her
breath
tu my fUo hands rlaspod about
buuf h1uldrr.
Take my slow Kiss before your iips
encounter
THs r.y. qu,ok l'r7 0f Death.
Ia mo lonr. long oHr boot .hrei
VHf Rlth weeping
. cannot find my laughter anl 20.
day
am sambfr sweetheart 4uHIoua
fftrflI
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

OWING 90 the number ol other
activities in which the Red Cross ].
engaged the coming week. the call
tor salvage will not be- made unit.
after October lith
The chairman Of the salvage work
of the Junior Red Cross is Mrs. %
g.. McMeans. and the following h
dies are captains ot different dis
tricts. with corps of boy assist
ants
Districts /. . and g Mrs Tudor
and Mrs Trigg.
District 4 Mrs Childers.
Districts ana Mr. John
Ward
Districts , and Mrs. Lindsay
Nuun
District O. Mrs Duncan
Districts l0 and n Mrs Berry
East Side Red Cross Auxiliary
North Side Red Cross Auxiliary
GlenWOod Mra g. " PAYNE
san Jariuto- Mr. IS g. Caz1sU
Paw Tho rr.a..t....t
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Paw mo President
NL.I Side AUXILIARY

'I. Et.t Side Auxiliary met FRI
af aHI many OF the ladies worked
.I Ut uu.A rs the psiama suits
... Ir,ilinry has Init a. sweaters
.rf pair, 90 socks
Those present a. the meeting
Ir.ar included Mesdamcs Mead.
H-f ulenbunt. Henry. Neesy
Hriaa Thompson. smith. iIecfe-
-Hlne Brown. Andrick and Garner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

The revival meeting ar the second
Baptist church vtn starr SUNDAY
morning and continue thruehnuf
the week Res ! p Gates % the
First Baptist church uIl do fhe
preaching beginning Monday night
The earnest prayer ard cooperation
20 an Christians is solicited
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Parent.

Parent- Aub of Junior High
ioel.
The MOkVhacher Club of the
Junior rool ALL meet next
Tnesds al 2:45 az the
' 4. :.::..:::AER :, :.... ..:... =. !:
10 coop in the teachers in
'heir RI fschool work Is re-
Tue ted IL resent
fti FOR Afternoon.
Fafpo Aim Of the Parent
ITea,hrr Mr. Mobley.
"nai rareni Teacher Clubs
ha'" - Ky amarillo schools
Hr LeAf
song ukuod children
0oii" ~ the Parent Teachers
l1D ml fTsh Fould 90. and should
ldo ihF Idamea RAJ Whe.t.
it'nfj hiss Nilsson
a. Z President
ip""f'h NJ Program for oct.
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auhl'e ~ al points BOO our
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posi- &Ieee ro.ii'd by all.
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prayer a.
scripiu son. Acts 6 IS and
'einaIt' h q Nlnn.
lyme II
Im! by 4 Tres Miss Jessie
IIninoh IL nr Ourselves 70
''aser ""n r4iry ~ me word
Piano soid.f ig- Madre Hacker
c..alk py oe-Presid"n' Miss
H"orgin ~ -Four require
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'plln 7o fr poo.'
teading ~ Elizabeth Powell
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p"In's Up
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AIhrnncum Ilnl,

The Athenaeum club mot Thurs
Lay afternoon 40 the home %. Mrs.
v u \mes Mrs Porter Under.
wood was leader OF the vert inter-
.tiug meeting
The program consisted 0f the His
TORS of the National flynn. This
vas rendered by Mr. Underwood
The hymns we're then sung hy Mes
DANES ! ID Cole. Enes. GoiarI.
Wilson Haglrd and Porter Under
wood
Dainty Refreshments we're served
To- the members and She following
'"ests Nesdame. Elites. Wilson aud
Hagard
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values Tell"

Careful hu,ing on our part
Ind modest profits, plus varicsi
sud extensive stocks, arr the
basic reasons why you should
concentrate al your purchases
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Nuusimnn Circle AuNiIiar,

Thu Auxiliary will meet We'd
nr day afternoon aud all members
o M" Circle are especially urged 10
'' present aud bring a friend
Ma Johnson. chairman. wish 10
.haut 100 Ihnse Nho aid such splen
Id "prh with the knitting. and
specially those Who were not mem.
IDre off o." circle
The following list shows the ex.
rIl'nt work done hy this Auxiliary
" dam' hnono. sweaters. ,
pairs socks Davis. sweater. a
y Davis. sweater. Preskltt. .
""ai'rs kimHruurh. I sweaters.
lntk,'t. sweater, BOND. sweat.
fs 0uWIHr 4Weaters. MARI
NErt .Rcafers Wnsford.
fN'li'fs. stewart. = sweaters
Thompson sweaters Scntor.
'"riinr ulnanior 1 sweater
Johnson -aeator Cora Riley. :
tNrltes Martin. sweater Van.
thu Nelters Martin. / sweater
Ef"" Welier Savage. / sweater
rI'rn'r sweaters and Misse,
.af" trafer. Bond sweater
i..I sweater
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

ID Special Iusic. Lena Fay copeland
l.. fhe Buick and Ford Contest
Ia What is meant BY The tithe
Louis. Clark
tnI what blessings come 20 the
generous giter Charles Worth.
iri Ip shat causes should 40
give our money Grace McOsker.
Tals Uy sec Treas tiin Jessie
ieI Nhen .s saving q virtue aud
shen is 10 q disgrace Minnie Ross.
40 what rnn money do 10 hasten
tho coming of Chrlrs Kingdom
Hfo Mobley
~ Whut are the arguments for
'tthc paying NJ Gee
~ Why luuuld ~ give far more
Tor missions than We do Mis-
Gates
90 What are some expenditures
Iof Christians thar should be- les
oued sylvia simmons
! ~ What are some % the spirit
ual dangers ~ money making
|Hames f0ri
J a. How can thrlft be- cultivated
Johnnie Daniel
NJ Why sh0sld everyone keep
money accounts Quilla Daniel.
tm What can our Society do to
ru' lhc spending OF ~ members on
. Christian footing Minnie Rod.
Fers
GOO What gains come from wise
iuE Lucille Thomas
tol Nhf should all endeayorers
join me Iouth Legion Norman
NIIie.
100 can our plan for financing
'ur Christian EndcayOr be- improved
.upDut Do 300 hoW Hicks Daniel.
600 WIS give Systematically -
urh McOsker
irI Why give propOrtionally -
Ipns.ieYe Stlyers
ts Why give literally Tinah
/ York
900 IHs effect ~ tithing on
haIaDei Mrs Roy Hill.
/ 'uI TOW an uberality b. Guilt.
Waited 81 " Clary
offering
,rc you wiling as q christian
/ sndeIyorrr 10 DO your part this
lcW year u financing the society. In
giving God q part ~ Nhal Ne is 80
/ generously giving you II so come 20
I' b. sunday and prove ~ Him
hsf YOU arc
fHt ihe prrtldenf 1890
u. y T.. I second Baptist Church.
Corner FIN and y Pierce.
Meeting 81 i.15 . co.
Lesson devotional" Pres
1ia Gas Ellis
Program.
Song Onward Christian Soldier.
PRAYER
song Loyalty 10 Christ
Loader Rood white
Topic tor discussion.
Comic .HH 20 a. g. u. keon b
Huio nuter
STORY of Nithnw Yates ~ SYLVAN
. Thrash
Confession of Chls o spurgnn
.Iy Mifs Morrison
Testimony 81 Fam, crosby by
Bob Hrashgm
Francis Whurd's Story by Hazel
Reed
s. % Myers Testimony by Raylc
White
csllial invitation is extended 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

We have had important fashion showing than this
one and we had many good looking models tor
choice as now.
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Pay the President
l. D a

.iHI Jackson Street
H,s D So llnl will be hostess for
.hf D. D. % chapter AT the regular
meeting Tuesday at 9 D. m. The
..-'n pro nam for the meeting will
'g OIL. follows
..u.. Women as Citizens
i.uu selection Mrs AXtell
Page. Fighting for Citigen
Hir Hr Powell
Vocal number M5s shouts.
Paper Women in War Work.
Mf. Wilson
tnII .IIl l'ems of interest "a
Hlwer
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str fnu Wiling as Christian
andeForer 10 DO your part this
lrw year 100 financing the society. In
giving God q part ~ what Ne is 80
Generously giving you. II sn come 20
O. b. sunday and prove 10 him
hsf you are
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Corner fIfth and y Pierce
Meeting H 10 D m.
Lesson uyyOtiunil" Pres
fi.s Tlt Ellis
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
MUST DISCONTINUE FREE COPIES OF THIS PAPER

Under the recent order of the War Industries Board newspapers are warned that no free copies of news papers shall hereafter be sent out. As result the Miner is compelled to cut off all free copies of the paper that are being sent to the soldier boys in cantonments and in France. Friends and relatives of soldiers who wish their boys to get the home paper must now subscribe for it for them, or send out their own personal copies. As d patrioticl duty the Miner has been sending out several copies to each can. torment where Mohave county boys are billeted, and to individual boys in France. These subscriptions are be- ing discontinued this week.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
LLOYD KIER, WRITES
 LETTER FROM FRANCE

Arthur Lloyd Kier writes his broth er Elmer Kier:
 We'll here I am Somewhere in France" and a prettier country nev- CT saw, and say talk about girls there are some pretty ones.
 I am not with my company at the present time. Am at the Generals place. It is chateau, or French es- .ate. is very large estate and has 9 very fine house on it. l guess you would call it castle. Three of us with lieutenant in charge were sent out here to put pumping and lighting plant into commission. The other men have gone and left me in charge to watch the machinery.
 We'll I am learning to speak French. The girls here are teaching us. They can say only a few words in English and so it is up to us to learn French.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
JACK GARRETT
 NOW IN FRANCE

Following is letter received by Mrs. M. P. Chapman from M. J. (Jack) Garrett now in France:
 France, Aug. 18th, 1918. Dear Aunt Cora.
 Your letter July 17th came in all O. K. and believe me I was sure glad to hear from you, and Arizona. I had been wondering how things looked there. I have not seen anything that looked like a cow outfit in so long don't think I will ever go back to it, when this party is over. They all hol- Ter about the rain, but it looks good to me, for when it is cloudy and raining things are quiet, and when it is clear business is generally pretty good, but there's nothing to get excited over for we are -------. I got letter from some friends in Salt River Valley. They said it was sure hot there, but that is nothing for that country, when I was down there last fall 1 nearly melted. Say, do you ever see any of the Kaysers from the Kingman coun- try? I was with them for awhile last fall before I left and they treated me fine. I told them I would write but what I can write would not interest them any, so have never written much that you read in the newspapers we would not be allowed to write. There is several things there I want to keep in touch with if possible, and there is another boy in this company from north of the river and he never hears excepting thru your letters to me. He has some cattle there and wants to know how everything looks We'll adios with lots of love.
 Your Jack Garrett,
 355 Supply Co.,, Inf.
 A. E. F., France
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
AT THE FRONT,

Lieut. R. s. Adams has left for the front when he wrote his last letter:
 Dear Dad:
 Just heard tonight that we will not be able to write any for some time so am going to drop you line tonight.
 Our division was all split up and go to another one. It is ar active unit and is quite often men, tiond in the papers so keep your eyes open. I guess it will not be long be- fore will have lots of excitement.
 It was sure hard to leave the old gang I have been with them so long, But came over here to fight and that is what I want to do.
 From the way things look we will finish the thing up before long Gu: boys are the best looking soldiers I have seen anywhere and they sure gre doing some fine fighting. I fee great and am getting along fine SC can see no reason why I should not ty.
 The train service is bum. We have been here at the depot waiting for { train for three days. The cars ars SO small you can push them. The er zines are pretty good, that is those made in the U. S.. A. The road bed i: all very good. We'll I must close ant will write again as soon as I get { chance. We are allowed to onl! write postals while on the front.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
ARIZONAN WOUNDED

The name of Robert Timbrel, of Douglas, Arizona, appears in the cas- ualty list of wounded in France in the past few days. Arizonans have been at the front and a number have been killed and wounded, but the real casu- alties have not yet been given out. Our boys are making name for themselves at the front in the St. Mihiel sector that will bring them honor crosses.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
PRESCOTT CITY WATER
 PLANT DESTROYED BY FIRE

The city water plant of Prescott at Del Rio was destroyed by fire a week ego, with loss of about 75,0OO. The mining companies of Jerome and ad- joining territory came to the rescue with motors and machinery for the purpose of reestablishing the plant. The town of Prescott has small aux Hilary plant in Prescott, from which a water supply may be obtained until the new plant is delivering water to the big reservoir above the town. There was no insurance on the plant or buildings and the origin of the fire is unknown.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following letters remain uncall- ed for at the Post Office at Kingman Arizona for the week ending Oct. 5. Lee, Doris K.
 Wilson, Mrs. Thos.
 Smith, G. Worth.
 Arizona Truck and Supply Co.,, care of E. L. Cord.
 Abarez Francisco.
 Nigles, Boston.
 If the above letters are not called for within two weeks, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office at San Francisco, California.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
With Our Soldiers and Sailors
SOLDIERS WIFE
 RUNS FOR OFFICE

The Democrats of Pinal County have nominated Mrs. Oscar Cole for County Recorder. Mrs. Cole is the wife of private in the army and she bass three children to support. She is being opposed by Mrs. McGee, wife of an exsheriff of that county. The two women will have the time of their lives in proving that they are as good campaigners as the men.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
AT NOON HOUR

In Paris the girls who work in the offices of the Ministry of War, and there are thousands of them, are given two hours off for luncheon and rest. Hundreds of them find their resting place in the Y. w. c. A. Foyer des Allies on Solferino street where they also get their luncheons, study, read, sing or sew until time to go to work again.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12

General Eeion No vembr voting subdivisions of said Moav which General Election be held the holding said General Eec hon and the of the Election Officers follows:
  L j. Hall L. 1inHt "seas 9Rouqun West E. C. Jacobson . oaman School George B~e School House Roht zuwr.. Blackberry School House Frisco .......".....c Mine Office sam Brtur Jas 4ndo .....E F. A. BFanher e!.. I C. Johnson. A. School eJens IT, Putnam Short Creek chOd House ue. HenrF Franer..  uapar Ban Se iSs@ crba Richards Store Building se Joh Nea .."H T. Kosh Secret Pass EdpS Min Peach Springs School House w.
 
  House. C. IA eHtace.. Farrell.
  Tpod.  D. Iopa. e. F. Williams Tungsten Williams E Brbe nce..... Wm Nage Co Office hod House. Willows Willows H linus  A"''H F. x VAN LITTER Is o A B sEF1se% s zrsrnx.r,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
PICTURES FOR THE ARMY

The Y. M. c. A. is making an appeal for lantern slides of places of interest to be shown to men in the service. Over 5000 slides had been sent to France by July 1, where they are go- ing the rounds of the "Y" huts and camps. Slides are accompanied by labelss with stories so that the men may know what they are looking at.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
NOW A MAJOR

L. Webster Wickes. formerly cap- tain in the Engineers Corps. ranks now a major. Major Wickes will spend the winter on the Atlantic coast act ing as instructor in one of Virginia training comps.
 Major Wickes was formerly field man for D. c. Jackling and is well known in Mohave County.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
RECOVERING

w. J. Richards is reported to be re- covering from an attack of influenza at the government hospital at the liar ward University radio school. Billy was far on the road to complete re- covery when his letter was written.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
WITH U. S. FORCES

Harry G. Price, son of Mrs.. M. G. Wagner, is now in the headquarters company, Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas. Harry had been trying to get into the truck corps or ambulance corps the past year and his friends here are pleased to know that he has gained the goal. :.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12
NOW CAPTAIN LJNNEY SS 8 CAPS

H. H. Linney, a well known lawyer of Prescott, who rendered his services to Uncle Sam a year ago, has been promoted to a captaincy. Capt. Lin- ney is we'll known in Mohave county.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-01
THE RED CROSS
NEWBERRY CHAPTER
WANTS ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

The report OF the treasurer shows
that out Of the funds Of the Chapter
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-01

cent street on east, bounded Dv 10
fo.u right Of way on northeast corner
and 80 feet by lot No. on north, 81
feet by Lot No. 8, on west and by al
leyway on south.
Let No. 4, fronting 81 feet on alley
way on south, bounded 81 feet by lot
No. 3 on east. SO feet by Lot No. on
north. 80 feet by Lot No. on west
Lot No. 5, fronting On alleyway on
south. bounded so feet by Lot No. 4
on east. ~ feet by Lot No. 2 On north
and 49 feet by - church lot on east.
Lot No. 6. fronting 81 feet on Vim
cent street on east, bounded Sc feet
by a!leyway on north, 81 feet On
west and 96 feet on Lot No. I. On
south.
Lot No I, fronting 81 feet on Vim
cent street on east, bounded sc feet
by Lot No. 6 On north. 81 feet on
west and 96 feet on south.
A storehouse being locatei ON Lot
No. 5 and a broom tenant house on
each of Lots No. 2, No. 3, No. and
No. 7.
Terms of Sale: One-half of the pur-
chase money of each Of said lots in
cash; balance to be payable in twelve
months from day of sale with interest
from date at eight per cent per an
mum. secured by bond OF purchaser
and mortgage of premises, the pur-
chaser to be required to deposit tho
sum of $500 Immediately upon ac-
ceptance of his bids upon each Of said
seven lots; each tenant house upon
said lots to be insured for S100 and
the policy made payable to and turn
ed over to the Judge Of Probate as ad-
ditional security for the credit por-
ton. The mortgage or mortgages 20
provide for the payment Of taxes, in
surance and ten per cent attorneys
commissions. The purchaser or pur-
chasers of any of said lots to have
the option of paying his whole bids in
cash. Purchaser to pay for all papers
recording of same and revenue
stamps. If the terms of sale re not
complied with within five days from
days of sale, the premises to be lesold
at the risk of the former bidder.
W. F. EWART,
Judge of Probate for Newberry Coun-
fv
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-01
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that fhe un-
dersigned will make final Settlement
and return as Administrator of estate
of Herman Brehmer, deceased, iq the
Probate Court Of Newberry county.
South Carolina, on March 18th, 1913.
at II o'clock a. M, and will apply for
his final discharge as such Admins.
traitor.
All persons indebted to said es-
tate will make immediate settlement
Of Indebtedness with. and all persons
holding claims against said estate will
present same, duly proven, as required
by law, to the undersigned or his at
G. Barlow Brehmer,
Administrator Of the Estate OF
Herman Brehmer, deceased.
Newberry. S. c., Feb. End, 1918.
torneys, Blease & Blease, at Newberry
Is. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-01
GRANTED RIGHTS
FOR 50 YEARS
Horn Family Now Wealthy by Lease
of Acid Iron Mineral Rights to
Corporation.

Most everyone has read Of the great
medicinal iron deposit unearther on
the. Horn farm down near HICKORY,
Mississippi, and today the highly con
centrated product is put up under the
AIN trade mark of the Ferrodine
Chemical Corp, which has stood for
quality and strength in medicines for
over thirty years.
DR.. r. c. Johnson of Strlnger, Miss,
IN a letter some time ago said: 4
& have used Acid Iron Mineral In M
practice for a nuS,ber Of years and
hnd that it has no equal as a nervinn.
{ blood purifier and liver medicine. IL
the treatment of Indigestion and dys-
pepsia nothing can compete with it."
lust laaspoonful Or less Of Acid
iron Mineral mixed with glass Of
water after meals has relieved many
a man and woman of severe stomach
troubles and pains, Indigestion and
the various other symptoms Of stom-
arh disorders and after a short treat
rsent not only has their appetite been
revived but uric acid seemed to dis
appear as if by magic. leaving peop'a 2
long troubled with rheumatism,
strong again and free of pain.
"Dr. A L. Johnson OF this place
prescribed Acid Iron Mineral to me-
writes E. G.. Keen, D. D. S., of Henry
Va, "and for the past two winters
had eXcruciatine pains from rheuma-
tism in my left arm. could NOS
raise my arm. it was so bad, but after
taking about three quarters of bot
tie he prescribed for me was re-
lieved and haven't been bothered
since. In my opinion it is wonder
f,1l blood purifier ad remedy for rheu-
Tnatism." E C. Keen. D. b. S.
Note-Neither Doctor Johnson re-
ferred to above know the other Or
are Of any kin. The files have many
people of same name who endorse It.
: The loral drug stores have it or q
large bottle will be sent anywhere
-roon receipt of 81 10y the Ferrodine
Chemical Corporation, Roanoke, Va.
Acid Iron Mineral is sold by P. E.
Way and other good druggist through
out the State.