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r.r~ohsn Personals.

Pr. YraIv and family have return
I'd 70 their home at CharlcStol aIte'
spending several days here WIN 1rends
Mr., and Mrs. William Golden nave
returned afetr brief visit a. RUS
burEh. Got, Mar.
shall street. are tho proud parents OF
IVY" Kris ""i hoy Mix has >been remVved to t,
weeks illness at the Glendale hoapilai
Mrs Charles I.an'y. or ben~oou. 10
now on tho road 20 recovery alter sew
erel werkS Illness. VIZ n
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs' w, ~
Rirumund Is seriously i'll AZ AiS nnlnc;,
Lawrence Williams is seriously III
at the Glendale hospital. ., .,
Miss Mabel Thnncn Is conlineu ~, ~
her hon. on Marshal street F'igaiB u!
Mics Pauline Bonnie has returned |.
| her home at Washington AFTER or'e'
visit hero. .,,.r.d .r
Mis- Virginia Canes has returned %
her home at Elm Grove after sp"nI!ns
several days IA this city VITA tr,"huS,
Miss Helen RrueS has r"turnSn 70 n"i
home at WellshurE after spcndtns sew
sr.l days In this city with her aunt
Miss Alice Lemon is able 10 DC ou'
,snin after several days illness. 49,,
Miss MadrIyn Miller is row on tne
toad 70 recovery after scvera! days III
ness.
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BurrEA 1aas, CHEESE

NEW YORK. Nov. 1i-Buttcr firm.
Creamery higher than extras 7oca 7ois ;
creamery extras, (92 score) 69hc: frsts
6lcG6SA: packing stock, current manke
No. = 47hc.
Eggs, firm. Fresh gathered extras zee
@73; extra first 6sc9T1: frsts s5C0 6S;
state, Pennsylvania and neGy western
hennery whites, f1ne to fancy ssc @$l.0o;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby henncry
whites. ordinary 10 prime 75c4S4: state,
Pennsylvania and nearby henncry
browns 76c378: do. gathered browns
and mixed colors 7lc47c.
Cheese firm; state, whole milk flats,
current make. specials So y c 80; do.
average run 3ll= cGScN; state Who'll"
milk, twins, current mako specials 81: C
RS2: do. average run ale.
Live poultry quiet; fowls "0c G%o
dressed steady; old roosters 2lca 23:
turkeys 3sc 446. Other prices unchanged
Flour unchanged.
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MauninEton Briefs.

Ed Gaughan has arrived nome from
Camn Dix where he was discharged
from military service. Ed vas one year
overseas in the u. S. transport service.
Mrs. Dana Blackstone is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Z. G. Smith in Clarks-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walters are VS.
ting their daughter in Clarkshurs'
Mrs. F. W. Bartlett spent the week
end with her mother in Fairmont.
Jos. Jolllff Of Clarksburg. was bus
mess visitor here Saturday.
Miss Mary Paddon Of Wheeling Is the
cuest Of her sister, Miss Margaret Pad
don on Main street.
Mrs. James I. Stewart and daughter,
Mis-. Stella are moving to their new
home on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Julia Storey Of Wilmington. DEL
has arrived for a visit with her mother.
Mrs. Mari and other relatives.
Miss Bethann has returned after
spending tho week end at her home in
Elm Grove.
Mr.. spyers OF wheeling. i= business
visitor in town today.
Miss Marion Smith visited friends IN
Fairmont Saturday.
Mr.. T. W. Hauley and little daughter
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BUY WAR SAVINGS srA1nU@
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". ,. wor.I.1rAN cos
CLOSING STOCK LETr11.

BY Private Wire to A l.. Mastcn & co.
NEW YORK. Nov. It'll" announce
ment that the coal strike had been call
ed off glve the market firm tone AZ
the opening. but 1t soon turned reaction
AIRY. Banking interests evidently Do
licving that this is a time TO 20 SLOW
and this afternoon money was higher
than yesterday. Just before the close
IS pcr cent was bid and as money went
UP stocks went down. There has been
much liquidation. It was needed High
priced money does not lessen tho value
OF any stock. The reaction that has
occurred has made 1t q market that Of
fers many bargains. for interest buy
ers. A short time ago there was dis
position to ignore all nows not bullish.
for tho moment the opposite seems To
be the case, but the market will not
remain long in this frame Of mind.
w. J. wOLLNAN & co.
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nsnHnod ParnonAle.

Miss Virginia Harrison, OF Columbus.
Ohio. returned to her home. after oriet
visit here with local relatives.
Harry Mcneil is reported 10 be I'M
proving Mt his home on South MarshaiI
street.
Frances Curtis. of Glencoe, ONO, is
the guest Of his uncle on Water street.
Miss Mary Dcuker. of Warrington
after being the guest OF her sister on
High street. for the past week. has re-
turned home.
Roland McAnnich is able to be ou'
again, after an Illness Of several weeks
Mrs. Henry Morgan. Of Grafton. is
visiting friends and relatives In TINS
cItN.
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NkRN0OD
LANDSLIDE BLOCKS
TRACKS OF PENNSY
Mars Of Bouldors and Mud causes
slight Delay In Train ScheHue-
wreck Train Called.

A big landslide occurred yesterday
morning on the Pennsylvania railroad
lust below Short Creek. huge mass or
bouldcrs and earth gay" way and drop
ped onto The railroad. hurying the Tracks
several zee: deep uuti"r Tie d"h'lS.
The PcnnSy wreck ;r"in was called
md with IN" uS" 81 the h'& power
shovel soon cleared ll,r tracks, anu local
trains did not los" much time.
The schedule was resumed by Ia" mid
die OF the afternoon.
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PROFIT TAKING
IN CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. Nov. ll-lrofit taking on
the part Of SPECTATORS nearly counter
balanced in the corn market today de-
cl!nes which had resulted from rescind-
ing Of the strike order TO coal miners
and from a return Of good weather. The
market closed unsettled Mt the same as
yesterdays finish TO y higher with De
cernber $1.3S to 1884 md May &l.26 y
Gr I.26S. Oats gained Il q y to =
cents. In provisions the outcome varied
from 10 cents decline to 10 cents ad-
vance.
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WHrKood Per1onAla.

Mr.. and Mrs. Truelons Of Pittsburgh
are visiting friends in Center Warwood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Long and family
are visiting relatives in Phoenix, Ariz.
Mrs. Robert Matthews arc visiting
friends in Grafton.
Mrs. D. c. Milligan Of Washington,
Pa. Is visiting friends here.
Jessie Armstead of Akron. is visiting
friends here.
Virgil Smith Is able to be out again
after an illness.
c. D Miller was business caller here
Tuesday
The meeting Of the Junior Sewing
Circle has been postponed until next
Tuesday evening.
Tho Collins garage in the North End
is open for business.
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PTrrsBUHoK LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH Nov. ll.-Cattir.
steady: supply light; prime $1450@
1926
Sheep slow; supply light; prime weth-
ers s9.50H 1925: Culls and common $3.O0
M400; lambs $S.00dl4.00: veal calves
$500 Gl9.00.
Hogs lower; supply % double decks:
prime heavies $l5.O0Gl5.2s; mediums,
heavy workers.. light workers. and pigs
$l525 G15.50; roughs 3I0.008r2.0o.
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Total sales 100000 shares
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Nov. 1l.-There WAS no
change in raw sugar prices which are
'opoted at 72Sc for centrifugal 10 the
refiner. New crops were somewhat un-
settled and while no further business
was reported tho urdertone was easier
with first half January shipment oiieT.
"a =. s1-1s cents and second half and
|i-st half February at rs cents T. o. b.
cuba. The market for refined was Un-
changed at 9 cents for fine granni'ted'
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LIBERTY BONDS.

NEW YORli.Nov. 11.-Ffnal prices on
Liberty" bonds to-day were: - 8
$1,000: first As $500; second As
$3.50; first AXIS $500: second - :
Ss2.S2: third S S9t.70; fourth ~ =
$93.0?: Victory s9l's $3.50; Victory
ANS 1896.
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sehoo, Program VOL Attended.

Tho Armisticr Day program that was
held Tuesday morning was well attend
ed by town people. Mayor Do~ler gave
an interesting talk on the S!Snii!cahc"
Of Arnisticc Day and also upon IN"
"KadiralS" Of this country. His talk
WAS fully appreciated by all who at
,crdcd IN rprogram. Miss Epstein had
Nnnrrr VI III program.
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BENWOOD
Nav n.oad, nr,dr, ox.st4oa.

On condition that the engineers arc
able to give the necessary information
about the bridge between this city and
McMechen. the bridge question may Be
decided shis week between the two city
councils. It Is not known yet whether
the bridge which Is now standing will
be repaired or q new one b,rik.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO, o. Nov. f,.-CloTerseed
,.r;,r,. cash 5000: November 5000;
TT,l.,.,,hnr $40 10: January 5000; Feb
mary S3O.75: March $20.5h.
Alsike prime cash S297O: December
$3.50; March $685..
Timothy. prime cash 1917, s5,45; cash
,oiS s5.I5; cash 1919, $3.50: December
s5s71.: March $3.50; April s5.S2h.
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whiStle Excitement.

Much excitement prevailed yesterday
morning at eleven o'clock when all OF
Ii: Whistles in the city broke loose and
helped to celebrate the signing Of the
Armisticc, which took place at the elev-
cnth hour, eleventh day one year ago.
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H>cep<ion Fend0red.

A large number OF friendes and mem,
hers Of the NJ. E. congregation ATTENDED
the reception rendered by Rev. Johh
Bcddov and family at the church FRIDAY
evening. An interesting program was
observed and refreshments esrved. Tho
affair was under the auspices OF the
Fpworth League.
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M'MECHEN
Reception for Minister.

The First VI. j.. church was a merry
scene last evening whcn the members
If the Ladies' Aid Society gave a recep-
ton in honor OF their new minister. Rev.
Bernard Gibbs and family. After 4
short program was rendered the re-
,nander Of the evening was spent IN
games, music and other pastimes. At a
late hour a luncheon was served. 4
large crowd attended the reception.
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SlnR1I

Vim. Keller. who met with severe
building and broke his leg in several
places, Is lying in tho Glendale hospl-
tai In a critical condition.
Mr.. Keller is a we'll known carpenter
NJ this city and was working upon me
roof Of house in Glendale when he
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rive Hundretl PNrtY.

NJ. and N+eS George Olesteen or War
wood ayrnu" entertained n few of their
friends Tuesday evening with q five
hundred party. The honor guest will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walters OF Charles
ton. A delightful luncheon will be
served at an appropriate hour.
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fell from II breaking his leg in three
places, hurting his back. and receiving
q number Of bruises about the body. He
hospital. The physicians tated that's he
would recover but slowly due to his ad-
vanced age.
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Pay Day.

Tho semi-monthiy pay for employees
of the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad VIII
be to-day. The business houses anu
hanks OF this city arc expecting rush
Ing business for to-day.
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Drive Stu On.

The Red cross membership drive Is
still on in this city. The captains arc
still making the house to house can
vass and their reports are proving very
favorable. The drive will continue un-
I'll the town Is thoroughly canvassed.
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The committees on the Rcd Cross
drive arc to meet Wednesday evening ~
make a final report. The Red Cross
drive is reported to be a success in War
wood as always before has been tho
good news.
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weekly Prayer Service.

The weekly prayer serVIce OF IHH
First NJ. +. church VII J pc heia tn,H
duct the service and has an interesting
sermon TO deliver.
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Warrington

Miss Elizabeth Wclty entertained
party Of friends at birthday party al
her homo on Buffalo street FRIDAY e'SS
ching. A pleasant social evening WAS
cnioyed and refreshments served.
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Entertained.

Tho Westminster Guild Of tho Presoy'
terrain church was entertained at a si1
o'clock turecn supper at the nome o.
Mrs. Charles Wcmple Friday evening.
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. Cash quotations-Corn No. 2 mixed
$15l: No. yellow $1.51 ~ 1.53.
Oats. No. . white GSc q 74ts; No. 8
white 70Ac u 73K.
Pork. nominal. Lard, $3.50. Ribs
$3.50 q 20.25.
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Hold A- maxa-

The members of the Physical Culture
class Of the Union High school met last
evening In the gymnasium Of the school.
Mr.. Fisher has charge OF these classes
and they are proving very popular.
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HntarkHiIOd Friends.

Miss Mary Johnson entertained a
rroup of her friends Monday evening I"
her iornc on South Marshall street: Al,
ter a delightful evening was sp"m III
music games and dancing, the serGng
Of a delicious luncheon conducted ghe
affair
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Homs MursinR Glass.

The home nursing class met last owe
ming in the public school auditorium.
Miss Laura SchaddoCk Is instructor or
IN" class and states that the class Is
progressing nicely. The meeting was
we'll attended
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Many to Moundsvtlls.

A. there was no celebration held IN
this city yesterday a large number OF
the people went to Moundsvilie as
large celebration WAS held there "oServ-
ing ArmistiCe Lay. The cars To Moun"s-
vile were crowded all day.
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LodHe Nat

The Knights Of PythIas held a meet
ing last evening in their lodge rooms
we'll attended. and there was q class Of
candidates for initiation.
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Nalf Holiday.

Tho iurllS OF the Warwood schools
rnjo,"d = half day holiday Tuesday
School was dismissed at noon in honUr
OF Ami l!cn Day.
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LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. II. Is,
FURNISHED The Intcligsnccr by \. E
Aastcn q Co. members Of the New York
Stock EXchsnse. National Bunk Build
mS, WheeiIns. W. Va. Louis +. Brand
Resident Partner.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. II. -.
Reported h" y. +. Masten a. Co. mem;
sers New York stock Exchange, Scr"ho
floor, National Bank OF w. Va. BldS.
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DRY Goop4

NEW YORK. Nov. 11.-Cotton goods
was firm and the demand broad to-day.
Combed yarns advanced rapidly owing
70 scarcity Of grade cotton Wool mar
kets were firm and silks steady with
assortments scarce
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unteer Fire Department Of tho Fourth
and Fifth Ward staged one Of their pop
uIar dances in their club rooms on South
Marshall street. The affair was well at
tented and a delightful evening was en-
loved by all.
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Outside Motor Stocks.
Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. II. 10.
Reported by \. f. Masten & Co.. mem,
orrS Boston stock Exchange, Second
;lon- National Bank OF w. Va. Bog.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va Nov. II. 10.
Reported by A. E Masten & Co. mem.
oers Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Secon(
Floor, National Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.
ST,NNES Rid Ask
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. II, IS.
Reported by 4. Z. Masten c.. mem
ners New York Cotton Exchange: Second
Floor. National Bank OF w. va. SIus.
I r /
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PHTRoLNUM.

OIL. CITY. Nov. 11.-Credit balances
$50: runs 1923! average 52.10s; ship
ments 39.102; average 35,345.
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LOCAL STOCKS

wHEELINd W. Va. Nov. IL, 10.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, compiled for the Intelligent
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Last evening tho mcnbsN0 Of the VOL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23

Editor News
The Numlna Nlpl Service has
sustained great loss Boo The death off
Mrs Claude Wolco't ar retiring
disposition she 800. one Who could of.
ways be- depended upon She was
every ready lu Instruct 300 Iu'rIE
garments for sailors and soldiers
Her heart was m the vork. NOT ouIf
because she had given her son iu
The service hut because she was one
of those noble uuselfsh women who
Tweed that others might Doe happy
when the Navy League was organ
ICED Boz Amarillo. She bOurht warn
and completed the first SET OF Knit.
Ted garments thar was sent Tor the
suiior lads When the packing was
20 be done She spent houn. iu sorting
and packing never voiring the ia
true that showed on her tired ewes.
The memory viii ever bv cherish
cd hy an who were so fortunate ls
90 be- associated with this ideal moth
err wife. svmpsihetiC aud charitable
friend
NAVY LEAGUE.
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Junior Red Cross

'Thr interest that has been shown
90 the modern Health Crusade IN Oh,
schools OF this city, as a result of
the cooperation of the Junior Red
Cross and fhe Texas Public Health
Association has far exceeded our
iundes, hopes is the statement
made by Mrs nellell. director Of the
Junior Red Cross
The cooperation of the teachers n
.hv schools has been splendid al.
h0ugh already oterWorkrd 300 the
making up OF tm, lost during the
quarantine and crowded conditions Boo
No., huoIs lhe teachers realize that
hIIIrru WilI hr able tu continue their
udie better because of the stimu
.u- ut good health and cleanliness
Ht faithful attention tO the health
hUr.s as specified by the crusade.
%" ambitions youth becomes ursr o.
Page then % squire with % squire
luuuu then q knight and az th.
End OF d. weeks OF the crusade a
Knights banner with q gold rusig
MIA
Benjamin Franklin said. "a pco
pics hcalthH nations wealth
a, would have been strong Con th,
Junior Health Crusade
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Junior u. Y. =. 1. First Baptist
Church.

A. O. o'clock sunday evening th'
Junior . s. 3. O. will have a yer,
interesting program az the First Bap
ust church Every one is cordially
invited 90 come and br.ug their
friends
THE following program viii bo rem
dyred
Piano SolO-Miss Helen lawlcr
Vocal Solo-Miss Mildred LockeIf
Piano Solo Mr. Coruehous Gooch
Reading Miss Ellen Lucille Bru
uer.
Piano SolO-Miss Lorraine Bruce
Vocal Duet Misses Rachcal Dun
away and Hazel JuslIu.
Mixed Quartctte Mosdames vii
son and Mclaughlin Nessrs Meyer
and Kendall
Violin Solo Miss Catherine Clark
Piano Solo Miss Rachael Kendall
Piano Duet Misses Marion Hop
bin and Helen laWler
Piano Solo Miss Minnie Hutch
IuEs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23

Friday afternoon Mrs Frank Sal
Ter and Mrs Heaton entertained with
q line party at the Olympic Theatre
900 honor OF their sister Mrs Cedric
MeddoA. of Dallas. who is visiting
them
About thirty ladies met 200 The treI-
ire and were eutrria.uadfhroughuut
the afternoon with the Anita Stewart
production. "Niruuus Wives Al
Ter q very enjoyable two hours spent
Lao the theatre they repaired to tho
Bon Ton Confectionery. where they
we're served delicious light refresh
m,nfs ct uui hrgIi sandwiches bot
chocolate and bon uuus
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church viii meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs HI HUI Jackson
The following program VIII Hr r,r
dered
Prayer
Scripture Lesson NIe HfchcO.s
The Mountain Country Nr Cot
ten
Growth Of Mountain soh.as-Nrs
Mclaughlin
Need of Greater Effort Mrs Gels
kp.
Religions and Edu.8Hu SiW3
tIuu Mrs HIN
HYMN
NeW Interests Mrs CAM 90
current Events Elizabeth so.
I1uEhlin
Closing Prayer
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M. & |. Transfer and Storage Co.
$4,000 FEET FLOOR SPACE

IN
thin irony mtrk uh machine Ca Tractor On de-
Of bu wIb or
hand stored and taken
Our mts the cheapest to
and bge when placed h Of We in Is
usksue doc from gud e. m 20
to three stories VIII wi be
This 3 dNs brio and al he through No fire
barnard WeHnnthM aDra w n % o. yh
thai on moydou padn We
have Of h b rating nd IN ship
of Umed States This ldn Re "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23

First Christian Church tive O'Clock
sunday March. 23lHlg
Topic The AM OF Building
haruC,er
Leader Miss Cleta NuIholIud
Bible Reading LIST Co I0-ll
Prayer
Song
Talt-"W why is e. good character q
important Miss ollie Reynolds.
II Reading -"Does Not shrink
Mr. Jones.
Violin Solo Miss Bernice Story
Talk HOY does Christian EN-
de8yor Help Miss Ross
Talk How can We build Chris
into our Lives Miss Lucille Thorn
las
Piano Solo Miss Louise Clark
Tllk What Models are WORT
! Following Mrs Hicks Daniels
An Endeayor Stacker Hicks Dan
iels
Business Session
Song
Bened.OtiOn
The Eudeayor meets at five 9 m
sunday on account oi the Band Con
Ger, at The Olympic Theatre
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FOR STUBBORN
COUGHS And COLDS
DR.. Kings New Discovery
has a City year record
behind ic

Il built it, rcpJ.lt.-l oni,5 prodlc-
ton q positive rg-ults, %. itI slsencsl
10 relieving the thro-t irritation q
colds, coughs. grippe and bronchial
attacks.
DIR. Kings New Discovery Why.
ny folks wouldn't use anything c'se'
That's the general nltiou-wil esteem
in which this wcll-known remedy is
held. Its action 10 prompt, its taste
pleasant, is relief gratifying.
Half century Of cold aai cough
-hecking. All d:urrist5 Cos and Sl.2O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23

church 900 the corner OF 9Th and Polk
% no.
Bless HJ TrON. President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23
Knowles Well Making 10000 Barrels
Our First Well to be Drilled in One Mile
and We Will Drill -Four or More Wells
You Are to Share in All

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23

~. r o Educational fund S12.0q
Knitting Yarn for Navy 1850
Civic League dues ...... 90
Nictrola fund Camp Barton 300
Christmas Cheer bags ...... 1000
Free Clinic work .......... $50
Library and Reading room 10 90
War Saving Stamps ........ SOLO
Red Cross Cauteeu Work .. 500
Armenian Relief Work ...... 1000
Soldier Comfort Bags ....... 200
United War Work ........ 1000
Adoption of French Twins
One year. ......... ..... T3 90
Flowers for sick and Bowed 1900
Total .................&811.lG
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23

|. "Hwlu- Auxiliary OF the
Contra. |rashyterian church will
... Wednesday afternoon at three
..... Il. fly home OF Mrs. ]. r.
-... I.Ht Pierce street After
... business session the study OF
... Americans Will be- taken up
." N Williams as leader. A
.... Tendance is urged
Junior Division ct the Polk Street