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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

We are advised that VIII Nc
Clure, the prominent sheep man OF
Conejos county. who has been a.
ISOLATED for years with the War
shauers, has dissolved the partner
shin and will move to Monte Vista
to reside. Mr.. Mcclure will be =
valuable asset to this community.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

A mems chorus OF nifty members
met Monday evening at the home
of George Burgett to practice for
the program to be given here the
nth, the first day Of the Stampede.
Mr.. Burgett composed the greater
mart of the music that will be used.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

Ray 49, OF Logan, Kansas IA
visiting tt nv sme Of his sister.
Mrs. chestsr Warren. He n ac-
compaaied BY his friend. Ernest
snyder. from the ssmo place and the
Two yeunE men intend to work IN the
harvest here. -.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

H. H. Wichell and wife and son
Paul and Miss Pauline Wright re-
turned Sunday from q three weeks
trip to PaEosa. Pennington and
Aztec. reporting . delightful time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. v. H. San
derson returned homo Tuesday from
a ten days stay at wrights ranch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

Manager Townsend Of the Boyle
commission company goes to Den
YER tomorrow on business interests
and to see his family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

John Meuro. factory representa-
tive OF the Republic Truck company
was transacting business here to-
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

Ssnmafy-TW0 base nit; Camp
Home run: ssibss. Stolen
lasss: Freynik. J. Acll1aRh. Rohb.
LII, on bases: Arass Monte
Vista ); Bases on balm Frsynik
!. Struck GU, BY Root l-s Ia
llnGs; 2. Hughes ). Frayuik 6.
Hits OF Root. 6: Oh Hughes. 8.
Sacrifice hits: c. Mcintosh. Hit BY
pichsr: Liggett. Earned runs.
Monte Vista. 10. Umpisss, CYL
ling and Ward. Time Of game 1870.
ARMOUR WINS FROM MONTE
Monte got away to . good start
having 4 lead Of three and Armour
came In behind and beat them 6 to
j. Hits were even but Armour
punched theirs and errors by Bush
and Sieber helped to lose.
Root who was knocked out Of the
box the day before. relieved Finer
'0n who stayed only N inning.
Macarthur and J. Mcintosh each
mad pretty catch ~ did 10y one
10 deep center which looked like 4
bit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

Geo 8. Kimball. sales manager
for the Republic trucks. was .
Monte Vista visitor this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Leonard who
have been at Center since April.
left for their homo at Denver. FRI
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

Harvey johnson resigned his DO
sition at the Cotton Drug store and
Frank Gray has taken his place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

A fine boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs J. w. Dutton seventeen miles
south of Monte Vista Friday morn
Ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02
uONTE TAKES Two OUT OF THREE GAMES
i SITE 4 Large Sesrea Series Prove. Interesting an
Large Crowds ore We'll Satisfied

bishop. Campbell. Robb. RYAN.
Passed ball. Mcintosh. Earned
runs. Armour. =. Mont, Vista =
ump''es kASaiec AID Tar vsii,
Time VI same 1850.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

DIR. Crawley IL expected home
from Denver next week. where he
has been spending his vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

Summary-TWO base hIts, J. Nc
lntosh. Ley 2. Order 2. Three base
hit. Bush. Sacrifice hits; Liggett,
2. Bases on balls of Jacques. s
innings, 2: OF Root. innings, 2:
of Macarthur. 3 innings. 3. Struck
out by Jacques. g.: Root 4: Freynik
8. Passed ball. Mcintosh. Hit by
pitcher. Bishop. Umpires Hopper
and Vale. Time OF game 1865.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

DIR. Hurley WAS able to ke out
Wednesday after = three weeks H.
ness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02
GCAKANT,sss MCnT Dl0 uP

President Geo. Mclean Of the
San Luis Central Railroad was In
Monte Vista Thursday to meet the
foriy-one ''phiianthropixss" Who
had guaranteed the paymen Of GER
tain money for the building Of the
San Luis road. The railroad com
pany won In their suit against the
forty-one siGns1 and tho judgment
has been placed on nle In the county
clerks once. Mr.. Mclean wants his
money and agreed to give % days
to effect settlement. A committee
was appointed Thursday to make IN
effort to secure payment BY the
subscribers and then make arrange
menis to take ~ the balance.
lnaxmueh ~ some OF the original
Subscribers are unable or refuse to
pay. and since some OF the guaran-
tors are In the sAms position. the
raising OF the money to pay the
judgment 10 . burasns0ms and IN
fair proposition to those who are
left.
James Nesley II the proud ovDor
Of new Buick.
Alvin Stevens left today for Ore
ley for y visit with his relatives and
friends.
DIR. Hurley WAS able to ke out
Wednesday after \ three weeks H.
ness.
DIR. Crawley IL expected home
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

w.. msry-Two base hits; J. McIn-
ps, u . Ley 2. Sieber. Double play
h'p'' Liggett. Robb. Left on
b. armour. 6; Monte VISA, Z.
n,ns 80 ON balls. OF Emerson IA in
n. l. Root 2. Cain 2. Struck out
in,, Emerson ] inning 1. Root 8. "a
D; Cain 9. Sacrifice hits;
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

Alvin Stevens left today for Ore
ley for visit with his relatives and
friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-08-02

James Nssley Is the proud ovner
OF new Buick,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
Brunswick Pageant
In Bowdoin Pines

HrinEw1rk. Me-, Aug- D-A Wiefsr<
Gd Enme azy was ssssrved today un-
oar the auspices a the womau's All
anrs af tina First Parish Cungresarspn-
nj church 70 raise HaunEy csward line
parsonage fsinf-
A parade IN tne mnrring was tnilow-
ed nv the presentation % pisy pic
Turing ras histarv Of Brunswick f-rm
earliest times % the present Dag IN
the zfternvon- ma raav, winch Was
written IVY r'x. Frank y. Whittier uf
the Brvdnin cnilHge faculrr, assisted
br Albert ~ Tninxn af Portland. was
gwen in the Bswauin college, pines wiz
the foIlrwlng czst AZ characters,
Lief Ericksen. Faui smith, The Siea-
eiun.. Prrf Lee .. MrClezn.: Esther
rame. GenrBe n Strper; Capt RaiesGn
Gilbert. Pruf Chariss r Burnett
sanxnrum. Lewis T. WaEE, skitwnr-
snen I'D Inatxns hut nrf denaa. Psu<.
Msaxxa - EAxiaus rtnnr zudlnzzm. q -
~ e E1Eusnrs Az1mu g 49,
= - 3nma EuruAazm, - Bz1<-
r4sxG1 nnmu1nk. Jnarn ~ NzlnH -
srru W7frh zEzns Katie Fier<s. CApknzn
Thsuzns Kzu1. Hrnafd W. Trsey. +wu
nrtnr rfrnzes. zzznrser Marin. E6~nrn
Gilsnns rssrsssEs ~ 1cwn1an cnEiseG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
Chicago Cattle Market

-zz1-65EG- AAAE--
EcGE-Aeeespss u Ha Very irregular
rEsEsee : cents higher than gesteFszg t
EEnarL uzaF. tap y Heavy wesEht
-a-sssa aaas medium weight 1DEsag1be hgH-
weight lE6sN2ifs- light AEns 1eBazl ~
resvv weight packing sews- EInnglh
La,asa. pacing suws, rough, his 2
CATTLE-Renespts ssh Top LEE
later eeef EsefrR and butcher cET--s
E3Bw, nasty steady bulls z cents 5BT-
er calves steady with yssserEay Eif1fse
-ssn n EzsEkers and 1EHdsrs S.EAey
weEsEgl Eiew Ia e eslrs lower See
EfEerk: Medium ana heaEE weigh
chsiGs ana prime 5szs6 1ssh; medium ana
gasd 1Gzs41&e. camTnnR IHteIssf lEEi
wezEht epoG ana caelCe 14eA1as'ae com
mHn and medium sasdaR4fN Butcher ca
tie. Eeifers 7&G15Ah geUE Tz1-Ssa
cAnnerE ann curriers' 6sAd7s. Neai calves
ilEnf and hanar weight. 9sseM Mhs Seen-
er sfesFs shsmaEsh' sFscizer sfesrs T-sa
z1pe western range EzeErE 9aD11hR: cDWs
and nesferE --5g 5N
SEEEp-EecetF9s =. Re Lambs meEt-
II = 10 - CENTS iswHF; wFeEfsFn aDDus
STEADY; Elasec 2 cents lgwer- l-anns
- lbs. down 15eH7E2s s1Ils and SseIn-
Dnn 1bssM1sse, warning weThErE isR' 2
sxE- Ewes: Medium. good ana chplt'e
an4lnxe:: cuIis and cpmmoh SHe07D1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

HsseT T. Leigh, Norman G sn1sh,
= acon Rogers. Jonn Z Ghz4mza-
II 1zrld mitchell. treasurer NJ Bs~-
dc,n college Pruf 9r-en G. Eormel;
FfeAaaHnT Weaas- CAPTAIN JOHN 4 Sic,
a'4m, tf'efeEsnr Smith cesrge 8 New
rs Harriet Beeeher STRIVE Nlss Eeien
nziGasli. I've Sfswe children, Mary
= oT11rsa, Elizabeth RILEY. lack Riley,
-,-aoks Smith, -raiz Riley; Jonn Pat
zsn Walter 2 Eaten Mary Paf1en.
A-1sE Mary g. gilnan- Clement Martin.
Z Sinai; -uyfer. Emerson ". Zeif-
~. Uncle Tam Wilbur 2 Senrsr: d.
In Mrs Charles - Gilman; 1af4is
"a Nearle Swe--; TaHEv, Emily Cof-
II. Ruth Pa-1en. Katherine Lewis:
zz7nah Parten- Burn Alexander;
if srge Pazsen. Jasepn Rniar: Rsv. Ras-
e. a bnGmH. Reber- - Tnpthzsser.
A. attractive booths arucles sf va
-lous Kinds were snId the committees
T caRIge being as fellnws:
Ten table. Mrs George Z. SkuaAeia.
Ms 8 E Turner Miss Alfzrer.e Hsek-
2 and Miss Mabel bHTas
@unrA -znle. Mrs. Ezrt4ev c. Baxter
End Mrs Charles e EacRer
axe Tanie, Are. Elias Reed. Mizs
Eesd and Mrs = W FISHER
Ics cream Miss Ella Cris NsEs Alice
arniRn and Mrs. C n. ?. Foss-
candy, Mrs. " r Senser. NiEs Far
k.HE. Miss isabel Whittier. Mrs. Lewis
wagg and~RdsEs Marian Morse
Fancy articles. Mrs. Clara E Par1en-
Mrs. George T. Little and Miss Helen
Mitchell.
F1pwers- Mrs Russell ". Eatnn. Mrs
Nurmzn G. Smith and Miss Agnes Year
HE
The entertainment CLOSED IN the eve
n4nE with masacal prngrRm and an
AdnrsHs an Harriet Beecher Steve sy
F-af wilrnrt =. Mitchell OF Bswdslu
cs.IlsEe az The First Parish churuh. Ths
musical rrngrzm WAS N cnarEe cf
Pref Edward Il wass-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

View TsFk AuE. o.
FaEA[Epsr EzsAdy Va RED IN
rack View yark 10 RTTre-
CGEN-ERsler- Ne. yellsw Ia and
=. Write Afz ca New fsrk.
nATS-5tHaGy. Ne z white 81 Ne.
Eh4e - Ns. white 8, Al nominal
n5H-EaEr mess s59hs7s%
TA-L4sW-srrsnE special lease N
Ind
ETTTEF-Sfsaav. reeespsE lh.M yunE,
creame-v hsgae- r-En ex.Eas Ass0sl "a
extras g sEsnHe saSnRi hrfze ss4ezsh1
packing stark current make We -
EazESEfeEay rerasvIE 1b.8 cases.
nesh gathered extras s+45s Esrn nrssE
E@Sz fsrsfE T@af: state, Fa- anG NEAR
nr werferr nennery whites hne 10 fnn-
CIV E66: an nrdtnRrv 70 prime a1u@,
a. nFpwns EBGz 90. ERthered nrswus
and MIXED caisrs 848
ETkzAR-Raw sfaaay ce1ABaH
-: ane erxuuisaA6 NJ
pCTAyEER1sasdv; LsnE tEfAAa pep
nhl aRE7M CthsTs uncnEnEen-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

state ras1 n cz-sefrn ccurry ana
along 1as uppsr 81 Jehn river rse
erge VII hs enc OF rne greatest En-
record and ranr L has urme through
the eur,re season practically W 20
harvesting time w1rneuf any serious
trsueles - impair II
fnaicasasns If q large local crnp
and lowering Rrless we're gwen "nen
potatoes drsrped 70 s. bafare asen N
ree eeuntsy market en Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
Stock Markets
NEW YORK. MARKET
'44'ea n fns Days 0eafings in Al
re leading Stocks


.a-1, saE. THE mere cnr6-
-. ----1 I7eatsc yesfEr6Ey BY the
-,-Fe-Tle--7 c. rnE traction strike
,,,---slels.v a2sTss.iAa fadRv ny tFEHh
80 zssz7--lrs current financial
-'--sI'.4 gg-unieEuE.
ss7s I'M 70 strung u rhs cuf-
~ @c a. s.sGnG * mlddar and
Ne S. "r'fsfs ne eIase an the an
81 Asl.al Lzi.~snn which prevailed
h.. ---r-sI exchanges market ann
s. az @.ssi esisEIsirl as II the Outcome
y &sfF KA.s strike vote tEvDr-
y : :. 1ssAEE, salGn as the r6foe-
ssa.r.. - s@f-A acceptance rate ana
- = Use. PACING coaEt oil -N-
,Iat naz-v Recruitment were
s., -aas EnFe obvious eEeHrs Of
- s-ac offered ground esr
- ne easy ra-ns IF the
|kss - -Ahe1lrg a-urec1Rhfv II the
esss- S-LoE-zwa.. Of flxnxE by
lsec,,,s - Z -leet demands N their
60 T-lrr the further sluMp
kaa4 - IT -nnruE. Paris and
r. - s-7enGaA6 n afaEr cruU-
r. aeE-srE. II wzx r1mnF-
asgr[ q. -snch government mad
s-g;- - asz1re negrfIz-lnns with
Rss...se .-ias1E tor lz-Ss 9eEn N
u rr-..eel7s. MT ne raufrmRr1un
ss.sg inE rem hiE1 financial
- 20. Sana1ec me isea. of n mrs.
u a. -s.'As II sAs s1e2l tza6e but
4 eFe He4 shared ~ tKnd-
Nj ...sI-ae4Is1 5v tinted S1rrAE
b -s,,-es-..'ls 9 Is iuwes1 mice =,
sss-ss1-f @nc ! drop Of 4 pn1usR-
kss -. z other standard rfccks
a. = % y, specisat.es sutaxin-
zSrs.. lTsM Ia almasa Ia sn1nfs.
4''ssns a s-Mssf ig1pef
T.. Liberty BENDS w.-. ss,r,,- -
u genera. Isl ncss.ss,,r e,~-
So was hes~w yurEf rrs~x
s-s. sggsesassc Gn.GE.8e. yId
were aEcnzngef or can.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

which VII bs shared by ssuarzs q thu
psstsrs- 4 nav and specially interesf-
ing fsasurs 81 TINS GAmrmessing Oil be
the class IN Fnrzl sac1al seEvlce thaI
viii be esnductsd aaiiy al = s'cssck ry
Rev " W willard. ss WarFiar s
Mark. Penn. q man EnsresEh1y aua1i-
fad both BY uztntng and appearance tHr
TINS important work
The fact thai nearly every avallznis
rsam and sed sn rne grounds has besa
engaged In aavance nj lae meeting IN
aaezzes usnosd aztEnaEnne ralE rear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Cs1MaEElz @-dsg Nils 49, demand
An Gzhlne az
Frames. demand Eli. cHnies BIZ
Guii6NrE- 6HRznG - Easies So 50
A-iFH demand s.E. e8niEs 81
EBUzfzmaRr bsads steady.
RzziE1ad bunaE aaEy
Marks demand 4 - Cables -
EaL money strong hlgn Q. isw n
ruling -zre a, cioEing bad 81 oLeEna 81
G. las- lpau o. nzuK acceprances IL
After The ciaEe II the market staring
rallied srrn1ElF
sserliaF &-EaE nills AZ COMMERCIAL
Gs-6aS hills On hanks 4Le. CsMmEEczzs
ak-dHr nils Al demand 4-zl. Cables Ali
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21


The arst carload nf POTATOES - be
shlpred our Of EuEiron from the les
ersp was sent by Gen. Il benn an
wsanesdav. August Z. fnr winch the
Br.ce uz4d was sslE par hRr-eL This
was the nrs1 sf 10 carloads which left
Hsultnn iasr week the price gradually
drspaang TO aM psr barrel
While TINS If not the earliest ship
menr. II auEurs well 1nr me opsp in
A-unsIsak Is II shows hrw sspidly the
pe-a.ses sFvessp m rAe >rdsa Of
Name. and with the continued wealth
ar wfaina has been 50 adapted ~ tins
Brewing Of 2cfa1Des Il nov ipulzs as
though the growth win NOT he rcsarasa
far Some time.
The EARNEST Ehtumenr 1rnm Hsnifnn
Ne FAR AZ known YVES July .. III. when
= Z. CLEVELAND Co. sent q carlnad
pncksd m buEhel bnxes-
Only q few ~ TIM hurerz hz~e @ ras
cpsne1 M thetr houses bur thszs whs
hzre were offering san psr bzrrs1 an
TUESDAY.
Furt Fairisla RsvieE- Just Hax3e
buying of pPfaxpes in xhe Arscskaok
valley Inns bsEun- Gardner Chaplin N
Fort Fatrdteld began suving wednes-
any morning. paying - a barrel and
szpacfing 70 ship Inn fiyut czzan.d
sifhar Thursday or Frsday- Nnnf -
cur shippers and 4zrmarz 80 Nscs-
ing . 1zir crup. nnfw1fhnfMMa1n9 -
rart xtzs many deins aEs ponE 1Ae
..x~1f>~r sxfr rss~ rvwfu<u9n CnMn&1w IN IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

New York Stuck Market
ssrFaefsd nafly by
MAINE BROKERAGE CO
KS Wstsr -. Augusta
Fhcnas 7H1S-iHl9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

0s-s Closed ealr lswer II ! rent high-
az. ana provisions finished anehEnEe1
N n cents ipWeF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

s4orses- Cattle vshicies a
EILL-EsE5EsrBd Eers1ord mos nic
Inc Individual. EIrE r. II cherry
-ee. ses- n breeding Gavin 3 EaE
Eek II, Monmouth
E-L-Whare Snn--arr-. -eE.Ere-se
Eouc n-eeG. ITS old -nis tail P-ics
rahSrnAhie- ChEE- e Chandler Eel-
CCW-ore Goarrsew. Eeree1rd hets-
erE- y Ems u aEv. une-hurse -poiE
moving machine. disc harrow, spring
ruc-1 harrow, cul-rarnr. nHr rack
hEv rake. wneel dump cart sled
sielEn al practically new can ne scar
Any ZINE AZ rhe farm. Il = Crocker
EHad1eic Ne
CcwESew mich c1wE Irruire ef
MIS- c A EnrgE.- Route g. Gkrdiner
EETERS-s %Eear-oids- aisp 7 dx4vinx
huree and hAEyy work horae. VIII
ssa sr uzde- Teispnnne 18-A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
INSTRUCTION

Correspondence Courses q
EALRnAD TRAFFIC NsEECTOEs-
@R11sd- &-lB month and expenses u
SKIRT EnGr1 hours travel three
-n1rSnE home <-ut-v under Elz-arrA1
We get z-ou position No age 1n.r ask
Tor booklet A162 Standard Business
Training 1nE--. Buffalo. y Y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26

At ST. Andrews Episcopal Church
today there Will be- spreia. services
Lot uferCessiou from H. GO l-.l5
t0On and from 800 Co 3.
This BIS the local program for CO.
operation 90 nationwide day OF
prayer asked 20 be- observed in the
Episcopal Church on the last We'd
nesday OF March April aud May
The subjects OF prayer az the noon
hour are tll For the Unity OF an
Christian people 90 For the Great
len Efficiency OF the Church 90
.ior the Greater Development OF
Spiritual and Moral Ideals Among
IAN the People of our Own Land
with special reference 90 the prob
lens OF the negroes. the Indians aud
the uOn-Engl speaklug popula-
lions OF the larger geuiers that the
highest Americsnism may prevent
anarchy and Holsheyism
Rev r. G. seaman viii make a
.lrief address and lead the interces-
tious az each service. AL persons
are welcome ln many cities these
Fifteen minute services are being
deld daily throughout Lent at the
beginning OF the noon hour Those
Who attend may depend upon
.prompiucss both tu starting and
blessing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
AnnuseTuenta.
IIr 10 WY"

THa is tbe utle OF the film which
fU. Public Health Service of tu.
Treasury Department a. Washington
sending lo Rotary clubs anna orb.
Examinations throughout rHr
country which are aiding Oh. sa.
eminent Boo ths way 20 combat ..e
.o. ,Ftl The film viii Zee shown
Hu... f1e auspicies OF tE" Rotary
..H. a' the Olympic theatre through
.. courtesy of the management
which s making uo charge Ton the
.I the theatre or Dos service
.nE male adults will bee admit
#. ana that portion OF the public
invited GO see this picture which
made hy the government boo am
....asur 10 aii Boo making a clean
.r community
SD .Horg, for admission The fIm
Hp shown 600 Thursday March
'" from ID o. m t0 D. Soon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
lydSltiIg4Ey..


out through the fields and the woods
And over the wallis I have wendell
have climed The hills OF view
And looked al the world and des-
cended
have come by the highway home.
And 10, u Is ended
The leaves are all dead on he ground
Save those that the oak rs keeping
To rayel them. one by one.
And let them go scraping aud
creeping
out over the crusted snow.
When others are sleeping
And the dead leaves Doe huddled and
still.
SO longer hiiher and thither.
The last one is gone
The last lone aster is. gone.
The flowers OF the witch hazel
Rithcr.
The heart Is sim aching 20 seek.
but the feet question WhIther2
An when 90 the hear, OF man
Has % ever less than treason
To 90 with the drift OF things.
To yield with q grace 90 reason
And boy and accept the end
OF love on "a season
Robert Frost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
RirihlInr PAW.

Master John Emil unther
tanned a few OF his q ends boz
of his third oirthda Saturd.
Dos home. 9Og Madisol street
THE house was arti .cally
ted 100 seeping with ~ occasi.
the huge birthday cak formed
ter piece for the din Dos table
mo cake three tiny andes
representing Master tunlhers
After several hours pcnt "I.
mrruus games del IONS r'...
meuts of cake. ice cream and Candy
We're served 10 the little que
Master Gunther VS. the te.
OF many beautiful presents an. H H
late hour Boa The af'Tnoon OBJ.
Gee guests departed wishing .
many more happy birthdays
The follow ing CUE ts were
Masters D Fistu Sattcr..
Claude Wagner. ouis Bro.
Charles Hrowder; Misses Cath
Hrowder aud Helen outs Nad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
Parents ia, at Junior High school

Parents Day at Junior High school.
Thursday. March 2I Will be- OBJ
served as visiting day Tor parents
OF pupils In The Junior High School
The regular schedule OF Wurk vii.
Dee carried out and all parents aud
friends are invited 20 visit the sch lol
at any hour during the day Daily
work and the average grades OF pu-
pills viii bee ready Tor inspection by
all visitors
A parents monthly visiting daF
is being observed 100 several Ot the
large cities OF this state aud is rec
commended by prominent educational
me mas q means OF Strengthening The
operative forces ot our schools
To arouse interest boo this movement
in our local school prizes will be-
awarded Go the four rooms having
the highest percentage of patrons
and visitors present ON Thursday
The teachers of Junior Hugh
school wish TO have the parents y!s-
70 the school 0u this day and take
this way 90 cordially inviting them Co
come
b. NIXON. Principal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
Dusty" Farnum shoots hard
rides hard and loves hard in "A
Man in the Open" at the Olympic
Friday and Saturday. SO
Mortuary.

Sutlcr John Be lv StitIe.
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. r Sutler
Taylor street. died 81. Aufh.
Sauitarium Monday fternoOu
lowing an operation Deceased M
born IN Amarillo u Januar
1916.
Funeral service. we're cout
from the family residence yost.
afternoon by Rev 7 ~ Clou D.
terment IN Lluno .uetcry.
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~ ELEGANT HOME FOR SALE

an an east front. IN foot
sleeping porclc,
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& pla>terci, = part Of
being
pohc> besides sleeping pohcs. and
This paved street, has nice
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balance
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this place.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26

tn, Philharmonic club met Mon
day afternoon az . so O'Clock with
Miss Lilly Larson as hostess al her
pleasant home SOP Pierce street
The meeting opened with q hu-
mess session and the lesson Goa No.
men Composers with Mrs Robert
Wilson as leader was very interest
mr Following the lesson "a delight
Gal program was rendered Dos the
club members SO the close ol which
delicious liEht Refreshments were
served tn a splendid attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26

The Hylle Bennett Missionary So.
clety OF The POLK street hpiist
church will meet this afternoon in
social session al s. o.clp Is at she
home ut Mrs n g. Smith with The
following ladies as hostesscs Mes
DANES S D Miller. Dawson % T.
smith. Howard Wilson Lemon AND
Herbert rimmous
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26

The Womaus Missionary Society
will meet boz social session this az
teruoou az o'clock with the follow
ling ladies as assistant hustesses.
Nesdames owen. Adams. PARKS and
Wright
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26
FRESH SWIFT'S
PREMIUM HAMS

the best on the market. smoked
in Amarillo, per ID ....... SIC
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Star Cash Grocery

The store that is after the cash business with
quality considered
SOC West 9Th AMARILLO, TEXAS Phone 434
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26

LIBBHS
Hawaiian Sic
ed Pineapple
considered the
best the world
over, g large
gsc cans for
$3.50
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Why not gel in the habit Of buy
ing from us; paying cash and
saving money; Others do it, Why
not you?
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Keep this ad where sou can Law
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26

Plenty of fresh country eggs and tat hens. We fill
mail orders the dy received and ship BY freight express
any point where there DEPOT by parcel post to any
point where there post office We cannot deliver any
orders under 81 90 the CITY All mail orders delivered To
depot here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-26

Iron Is Red Blood Food - it
Helps to Put Strength and
Energylnto theVeins of Men
and Roses into the Cheeks OF
Women. Why Nuxated Iron
go Quickly Builds Up Weak,
Nervous, Rundown People.
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