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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09

FOR SALE Sixteen hundred acre
ranch in Bailey county, SIS per acre
90 sections lease az fifteen cent per
acre 1900 full blood hiph Grade
cows. 3 90 q years old so per cent
cali crop. will let buyer ~ back two
hundred out of herd Price ninety
dollars per head go registered bulls
~ same price VIM make terms on
ranch. Gouldy Frye. Planyicw.
Texas los 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09

FOR SALE Good family or farm
horse. about 200 lhs in good ord
er. light wagon. breast collar AMI
collar and harness 1900 Lincoln
street Phone 1892 lOk-3tc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-09
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
WALKER SCOTT HEADS
ARMENIAN RELIEF DRIVE


Realizing the great Humanitarian
work now being dons BY the American
committee for Armenian and Syrian
relief. walker Scott. one Of tho best
known bankers in Virginia, yesterday
accepted thes position Of state chair
man Of the campaign to raise $780,
coo in Virginia between January IL
pointment Of the state executive COM
mittee, the organization to conduct
the drive In this state In connection
with the national campaign for $30.-
100000 under the auspices Of the Amer
lean committee. was completed
/ Frank r. McCravy has been select
ed as state campaign director. It was
announced. and Miss Lucye Terrell.
associate director. e. c. Cronk. Of
Richmond. secretary Of the Southern
division Of the laymen's missionary
movement which In conducting the
drive. has been named neid director.
and viii assist In the campaign In
Virginia. The work Of organising the
districts Of the state IL going forward.
The executive committee for vfr-
gtnia is composed Of Herbert ". Jack
son. treasurer; John NJ. Miller, Jr. r.
M Darlington, T. n. Crutchheld.
Bishop d. ]. oConneil. Dr.. J. p. Nc
conneil. Hon- r. Tate IRVINE, l. b.
Johnson, Bishop Collins Denny. Oliver
J. Sands waller Holiday. Mrs. r. q.
Cabeu. william r. Dabney. n W. Ell
lerson. Rev. r. CligEett Skinner, D. D..
l. 4. Morris and r. c. Williams. Jr.
Advices received at state headduAr-
ters yesterday told Of the urgent need
In the near East for the Immediate re-
lief Of thousands Of Armenians and
SyrtanA The situation grows more
serious each day. II IL said, and relief
must be given these peoples X tbry
are to tive through the winter months.
There. are approximately %,eet. 200 peo-
pie facing starvation as result Of the
war in the eastern zone. and 80, 900
OF this number are children without
mothers and fathers.
Great cooperation IL being given
the Americas committee by various
branches OF the United States govern
ment in Forwarding supplies and en-
dorsIng the campaign which will b
conducted early next month. Each day
briggs additional high endorsements
of the campaign and the great hu-
mnnitarian work that IL being done by
the American committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
H!EARIc0 COUNCIL, R.A.,
MEETS; ELECTS OFFICERS

Hensieo council No. IA. Royal Ar
esnum, 1t IT, regular meeting Thurs
day night, elected the fonowing eMa-
GERS for thu ensuing year: RegAnt ".
A. Hopkins: vice-regent. H L Sea1:
past regent. ". A. Chiidrsss: cotiec-
tor, benjamin Levy; treasurer. =
Lander: secretary, H H Coghiii: chap
lain, II. Cake: orator. J. J. Cavedo;
guide. N. B. Jordan: sentry. H. L Ty1
rec: warden. g. Hook; pianist. =: !.
Dinwiddie; chorister. P. c. Breeden;
grand council representative and re-
tiriny past regent. d. F. Martin.
The meeting was well ATTENDED .no
election of officers promoted much m
terest and enthusiasm. Among visi-
tors ware Harry Kemp. Virginia stats
deputy. who presided: Cortes Y. Jones'
Of the grand council. and Joseph L
gickerstafY. Jr. w. Floyd Rcams made
= talk on the good of the order. Aiter
the business meeting SOCIAL session
was held and refreshments, smokes
and entertainment, were provided oS
the committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
SOLDIERS UNIFORM
HIS TICKET TO "Y'

Ever since the days OF Camp Stu
art, the soldiers and sailors uniforms
havs bean honored fort membership
privileges at tho central 7. M c. A.
Therefore. there has 6eon no need
for ruling or changing. a. this prac-
tice has bsen maintained for more
than four years, and thousands have
availed themselves of association
privileges. A soldiers, uniform has
placed him on q membership basis. II
was said 1t the. ~"
Billy" Sunday Richmond cam
paign headquarters were formally
opened in room 3O1. second moor. OF
tho association building. yesterday
where, for the next eight weeks
workers will rally and information
will be furnished concerning what
promises to be the greatest OF all re-
ligious campaigns in the history o,
Richmond.
While opening OF Sunday head
quarters dtslodged thiity-fve beds oc-
cupied every Saturday night by sol
diers and sailors these have beer
practically all placed in other sec
lions of the building, so that the
maximum number OF men will be
cared for tonight
Mems lobby song service will be
held Sunray afternoon at 1850 O'Clock
in charge Of ". c. Norman. with s
Glover Winter at the piano. Brief
conversational Bible study will Be
conducted by the general secretary.
Selden Wake, one OF the most &C
alive members of the association, will
talk to the bpyH Sunday afternoon
club at $3.50. Stanley w. Bodine, re-
centiy honorably discharged from tbs
government training school. with look
after the preliminartes.
Notwithstanding serious illness oil
several members, and absence Of 9th
ers who have gone home for Christ
mas. the building VIII be open regular
hours during the holidays for receiv-
ing viSttors, giving out information
and the reception Of mbers. SOL
diers and sailors, a. well as others
who are expected In connection with
Sunday campaign preparations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
|TARfATEn[O STRIKE of
NURSES OFF FOR PRESENT

An nurse. Of Virginia hospital Arc
back at work, with their ''capg on.
and the strike which was to have
taken place yesterday afternoon al
O'Clock. unless the administrative
board conceded to certain OF their
demands, has been postponed tenn
porarfly. The nurses were not salts
fed with the decision of the admins
trattve board awarding q diploma to
Miss Elizabeth Perkins, a student
nurse at tho hospital. after 1t had
been denied her by the huepAf1l
authorities.
II il said that this matter has been
satisfactorily adjusted by being placed
in the hands Of Acting Superintendent
Miss Tnliafefro. OF the hospital II h
stated thai she WIN not award the
diploma to Miss Perkins.
Although the matter o. the diploma
was the chief demand OF the nuroea,
and has been settled. no action has
been taken IN the casa Of r. f Chap
peli. mechanical superintendent Of
the hospital, whose preaenoe. n d
said vsll mot Be -teieratsd the
Tke nurses defetrred ghefr proposed
walkout PENDING the decision Of the
administrative board IN the case Of
chappefl. who win ee given hear
Ing before the board Monday morn
ing at 1880 O'Clock
The result OF the meeting IL being
awaited with keen interest by the
public. for II may mean the Walking
out OF the nurses and serious harm to
patients IN the hospital.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
FLAMES THREATEN
WHOLESALE DISTRICT
Early Morning Blaze Docs $4,000
Damage to Building and Sock
OF T.. A. Saunders Sons
Company.

Richmonds wholesale grocery dis
trics, which is feared more by the
local Are department than any other
section in the city. WAS the scene Of
another conflagration yesterday morn
Ing, when the building occupied by
the Offices Of r. A. Saunders Sons
company, at the northwest corner Of
Fourteenth and Cary streets. was
damaged by flames. 1t is estimated
that the building and its contents
were damaged to the extent of
fully by insurance.
The Are was confined to the single
building and no other structures were
damaged by the flames. Yesterday
was the second anniversary OF the
Imperial Coffee company's FIRE. which
destroyed the building at the south
west corner of F1urteenth and Cary
streets. The building occupied by
the coffee company also Is the prop
erty of e. A. Saunders & Sons
The fire was discovered shortly be
fore 1880 O'Clock on the top moor OF
the structure by r. e. Van Buren,,
shipping clerk Assistant Fire Chief
RATIO directed the hght against the
flames and turned in . general alarm.
which resulted in Engine Companies
Nos. 1, 2. 3, 4, 8, I and 8 and Trucks
Nos. and responding.
1t is said that defective wiring WITS
the cause Of the blaze, a switch at
the top Of tho elevator shaft sparkling
when the current was switched on
yesterday morning The roof was
burned from the building, while the
third floor was destroyed and a
quantity OF cigars and tobacco lost.
The damage on the second and third
floors resulted more from water than
flames.
The company carries stock hav-
ing a i. value Of 100000, but this
building was used by the Office force
Of the company. II is said that the
loss rs result of the stock damage
will total $4,000. while the building
was damaged to the extent Of $4,000.
No interruption to the business OF
r. A. Saunders Sons company will
result from the fire, the company
having been offered a portion OF the
r. W. Wood & Sons warehouse on
South Fourteenth street. All tele-
phone calls for the company will be
handled via Woods private branch
exchange.
Work OF reconstructing the dam
aged building will begin at once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
CHRISTMAS PATIENTS
ARRIVE At HOSPITAL


wssthamptoa debarkatiou hospital
No. 50 received = trainload Of 629
wounded men from overseas last night
BY special train. They were due to
arrive At s:15 o'clock. but II was 1880
before they camo in. Tho. Red Cross
automobiles were at the tain to re-
coive them and convey them to the
various buildings. The wards wore
ready and today the soldiers will rest
and be classified. They arc expected
out on the streets Sunday.
The committee making arrange
ments for the Christmas festivities ut
the hospital were delighted to hear
that the men will remain over We'd
nesday to enjoy thu holiday. 1t 10 ex-
pected. however, that they viii leave
on Thursday or Friday Of the comm
week for the hospitals at which they
Will remain to recuperate- There will
be almost 1000 doctors, nurses, assist
ants ana patients In the hospital for
the Christmas entertainment and the
women In the city. under MIS- Sam
Cohen. are speeding preparations.
Arrangements will be made at the
hospital to give the men leave Christ
mas day until II r. NJ. SO that they
may enjoy Christmas dinner and sup
per with any kind citizens who invite
them Secretary Whitney. at the Army
and Navy club, asks all citizens who
wish TO entertain one or more soldiers
Wednesday 70 let him have their names
and addresses and he win see that
they have = guest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
NEW PASTOR COsGES TO
GRACE NJ. T.. CHURCH.

a. result OF the recent Methodist
Conference held at Charlottesville,
Grace church was fortunate to have
sent to them the Rev. DR.. John r.
Carey. who win preach Sunday. both
morning and evening.
DIR. Carey served four years as pre-
siding elder of the Eastern shore Dis
trict. where he dig most excellert
work and was much beloved by all
who knew him. DIR. Carey Is man
of charming personality. and wonder
full constructive ability. Grace church
has already become very much at
tached to him and the mem bers feel
that they have the right man TO build
their new church at the corner OF
Stuart and the Boulevard. which will
be started early in the year 1919. as
the congregation has already out
grown its present quarters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
THE RICHMoNp vIRaINIAE-sATURDAYD EcEMBER 1918
ror Rcd Gross.

To the People Of Virginia: Dur
ing the week, December 1898.
1915, the American Red Gross will
have . RED CROSS CHRISTMAS
ROLL CALL to enroll every loyal
American a. an, active member OF
one OF the greatest humanitarian
organisations In tho world" The
accomplishments Of the American
Red Cross IN the war--the splen-
did service It has 70 ndered In
these hours Of human suffering
now happily drawing to an end
entities Il 10 the highest conf
dence and fullest support Of our
people. Membership in the Amcri-
can Red Cross II q title OF honor,
Ia an opportunity for unselfish
service In the time OF greatest
need, and IL q tangible expression
Of Loyalty and patriotism. earn
estiy urge all the people Of svirginia
to register for the RED CROSS
CHRISTMAS ROLL CALL.
wESTMORELAND DAVIS,
Governor Of Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
WITH H0TH
DIVISION MAY BE AT SEA.

The VirGinians with the sath d.
vision who fought in the last battles
in France are probably nearer home
now than they have been for many
day. in letter received by John
J. Curiey, of Jefferson Park, from his
brother. Sergeant Charles D. Curiey,
dated November "a, he says I'VE are
slated tc return to the states. ! hope
to bea, this letter back home He
tells hts people not to write to him as
he expects to be home before any
more mali can reach him. He is with
the S0th division.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
I-1{3I
VIRGINIA NURSES Ar
CHICAGO CONT1ER11eC

Virginia is represented ~ y nuls-s
Dor of nurses at tho confsreqoss -
Chicago Of the committee On n1fSaug
OF the gene. al medical board Of tha
national council OF dSfencA Miasf x1&1
Van Wort Is president Of the st4&A
league. With her are: Miss CalA-
Anderson, Of the University Of VIZ
g1nia. hospital: Miss Mai NJ. GafhlinG,
of the Petersburg General hospitai,
Miss wldeman. OF ST. Chrietopherss
hospital, Norfolk; Miss j.. Il. JerdOns,
of the Tucker Sanatortum. and Miss
Martha Baylor, OF sheltering Arms
hospital. - 4s4.ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
CITY NE W. IN BRIEF
PATIENT ApOIOCISFS M
NURSE AT PINE CAMP.

The administrative board heard ana
indicated Miss Ava Durham superfn-
tendenr at Pine Camp Hospital OF the
charges brought against her by a pa
tent. John knight. Because OF
knights terfrer and conduct Miss
Durham had ordered him out OF the
hospital and this brought about the
preferring Of charges against her by
the patient. Knight yesterday ad-
mitted he was in the wrong as he was
often irritable and out OF temper. He
apologixed to Miss Durham and Miss
Durham accepted him into the hog
pital again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
) O lie T Y

The spirit Of Christmas week win b
fully recognized 1t the Young Woman's
Christian association at s North Fifth
street. next week. Open house will be
kept daily beginning with Christmas
day and running to New Years day.
season are especially invited to accept
the In yitatfon Of the 7. W. C. A to
make he library and reception room,
their home for the week. All girls
in the city are invited to come to the
central building rs often as they can
and to enjoy the hospitality and espe-
cially the informal musical programs
and games in the evening.
CHEEKY CRATE fire viii burn In the
library every evening and an attractive
Christmas tree will welcome all COM
ers In the lobby There VIII be spe-
ciai hosteeses each evening to welcome
the girls and jolly good time is
planned. Girls away from home will
have this opportunity OF making
girls will have the oppo tunity Of
meeting and greeting girls from other
cities and towns.
Hoatesses for the week are:
Christmas day--Miss Laura Hyde and
Miss Halle Grarnley.
Thursday evening--Miss Hope Nor
gan and Miss Katherine Halves
FTioaS eS1HAh6-s"rs- Basil 1"at"-
mey
SATURDAY eFenfhg-Mrs y. "a. HAwes,
su "a q y eventng--Miss Katherine
hickA -
Monday evening-Mrs. J. r. Crock
ford
Tuesday evening--Mrs. r. n. Rfshtp.
Assisting the hostesses in entertain
ing and n arfsnE'ng Tor the music
yiH De MISS EfEabetn hcharuaon'
MIs. ;. r. Ry ano. hrs. J. I: hooInson'
M!ss LorenAs MASON. MISS Ance WeIsn'
MISS NeiIie spence. MISS MINNIE !onos-
aIA = ~, -. 1890 1870 ME- Jonn Dsc ~.
Sofh MISS manctta s"ath ana Ars'
enA<'e -. SAvhe-
s1. sss Deece -,
pInHAnt oance Ana suppe' vii
cpcn .ne sesscn iese.sis'es .nis even
Mk - s.so oioSk In tne on'ce cruz
Wne9 A q ~ Hotcnkiss ana nel
commiteee % tne 49, camp c0mm unity
seIysce VI rsatn tHe eH.os - -
1St.eI avss ~ 1s"slAs x az az
- navo IN ssusd Ior .nS
iA!: ana supper MIh oe servso stel
m the evenhE, Ane e!uonouse VIII nc
c .l.M w.n hp MsI ,,. eoso An. -
~. "a, % cp"s ~" Ss.
na VII oo "uo % e.e Hos.
ING dances on 1he wtn.er. ana many OF
~, N M .n ~I.s
en - .no1o ncse .or ~ =.
% p."I Ios mus. oe sno~n ~
.ne oooI ~ tne kl1H VINO nA~e zee"
'nsiee" ~ M uA
es amos ne1s~n'
Eumoer.sno. ~ o .ns
,,o.,.. rys.Ia -" xs,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
GROVE AVENUE SUNDAY
SCHOOL POSTPONEcS SERVICE

Grove Avenue Baptist Sunday
school wi1l not hold It's ChFttrnaa
service as planned because ,qf sths
death OF John S. Harrison. AsYiHtArt
superintendent Of the school. Tha sits
from the different classes and u opar(-
ments Will be received at the, Sunday
school hour. ~,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
OPEN HOUSE CHRISTMAS
WEEK AT s. S. AND NJ. CLUB

Open house will be kept in the Sol
diers. Sailors and Marines club. sos
East Grace street. beginning Christ
mas eve and continuing through Fri
day. December 81. Men in uniform
whose homes are distant ara espeei-
ally invited 70 enjoy their Christmas
here.
Donations for the upkeep II the
club fronF civilians will be gratefully
received at the club house. Henry
Lee Valentine is chairman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
Montague Mfg. Co.
Southwest Corner Tenth and Main.
SASH. DOORS AND BLlMQ4 lii

Jahnke, matchmaker. iewcfor and
optician. at a12 East Main 6tree1,
Richmond. Virginia, is the place to
buy your Christmas gifts. He has IN
excellent stock ready for you to
make your selection now and for your
convenience will be oNen nfehts until
Christmas. Remember. old gold aha
silver is always taken In exchange. -
(adv) ,@fs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
NO SUNDAY SINGS WHILE
BILLY HOLDS AUDITORIUM

There will be the usual Sunday Sing
under tho auspices OF the war camp
community service tomorrow at 3
o'clock but when Billy Sunday comes
to the city they will be discontinued.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
BAGGAGE DIDN'T SHOW uP;f
CONCERT IS POSTPONED

Because their baggage ara not eh0w
up in time. Eetty Lane &3hep4Ntd
soprano solaist, and EarA GuD6WitSch
'cellist, were unable to go on wsth
the concert scheduled for last even,
ing in the Woman's club ~ tn
Brauer circle of Union station, MSth.
dist church. The concert, h0~Ayer
will be given this evening. -#
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

News has been received here to the
effect that Lieutenant John ID. Brown,
son Of Bishop William Cabell Brown.
OF Richmond, was wounded in ac-
ton November rs. when Newton An
carrow, a Richmond boy, was killed.
He Is q mem her of Company A. 3lSth
infantry. Eightieth division, and has
been in France since August. 1917. A
letter from him stated that he had
been hit by German shell. but gave
no details However he is !mprov
ing, he advised,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

The Sunday school OF the SeNnp6
Baptist church will have = Chriptn1As
service Sunday morning from SAT t.
lo:<5 o'clock. and the Baptist crpAA4-
age will call the roll. Members hAYs
been asked TO anfwer TO the ron cru
nv rfecIng your liberal oReritg4 On
the Christmas tree for the orphAnnge
ut Salem, va. IL the home Of NJ
parentless children. ten girls and Ia
boys. OF whom are from Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
Union Services Christmas.

Special Union Christmas ssrvtce
will be held at II A. NJ on December
rs. Rev. Il. ~. Hardness. pastor OF
the Denny Street NJ. r.. church, Will
preach the sermon In the Fulton ZAP
L&t church rs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

We'll. posterity will Judge that Ger
Mans
'-But I would much rather leave II
to Foch. Eaix and Pershing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

GLORY. peace, u0od Wllr' fWilson)
an the BEGINNING" (spr ossl.
.sThere Were shepherds" tvinccnt1.
EVENING.
rSing, o, Heavens CToursl,
Is. Holy Night" tAdaml.
.f,iory "a 0ods' (rSoblel.
Mernn>rs 81 the choir are: Mrs.
r.iliiau Phillipe. sOpraslo; MrA II p.
carher. alto: \. Floyd Huxter. tenor:
rharias 4. NunnAlly. bAss; Al0 Angie
sinnna, organist: John n. Johnson,
director.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

PARK-PTAACE CHURCH.
Morning Service, Doccmbcr ~. is1s'
Organ. pastorais fLemaigre)'
Doxoloxy.
Hymn.
Creed
Anthem. ~FeAr Not, tor Behcid !
Bring You Good Tidinxs fvanceno'
Psalm with responsive reading
Gloria PAtri.
ofiestory. -sins. o Heavens"
eTours).
hymn.
Sermon.
soprano solo, There We're shep-
herds (Scott).
Hymn and henedicfton.
orRan postiude (Lemmensl.
Evening Service
Noel Ecossais t0uiimanp.
Doxoiogy.
Hymn
Greed
Prayer. ,
Anthem, FEAR Not. for Behold
Bring You Good Tidinss" (vineeno'
Psalm with responsive reading
Gloria Patri-
Offersory, THE Lord Reignesh"
tStultxl
Hymn
Sermon.
vrayer.
Hymn and benediction.
orgnn postlude March in FIAT
{Deshayes).
Quartet Choir-Mrs. L. Cowherd
,onrano. MrA ]. e. ouarier. alto: Mr.
Hannaford, stennr: Mr.. Roland Nun
na,ly. basso; Mrs. Austin w. MArten-
stein. organist and choir director