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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09
Red Cross Christmas
/. Seals Campaign Soon

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 8.-With the end in
view of organizing every county y,
Iowa in the fight against tuberculosis
the annual Red Cross Christmas seal
campaign Is soon to be inaugurated
under the direction of the Iowa Tuber-
culosis Association.
The Christmas stickers will be
placed on sale thruout the state early
in December, the intention being to
dispose Of ten seals per capita in Iowa
at one cent each, a total fund of $780,
600 being raised In this manner.
Iowa is already we'll organized in the
war upon the White Plague. but a far
more aggressive fight on the disease
is proposed for 1920 than has been the
case In the past.
The funds are to be used in a wide
extension Of the public school and
community nursing systems, in the
development of the county sanitoria
system, and in the spreading Of edu-
cational propaganda against tubercu-
losis.
The modern health crusade for the
establishment of habits Of health
among school children is to be pushed
in all Of the schools Of the state.
Ninety per cent Of the proceeds Of
seal sales in Iowa will be used for local
and state WORK. It Is the aim of the
state association to locate every case
Of tuberculosis, and see that the pa
tient has the fullest instruction in how
to care for himself and how to protect
others from his disease
Trained nurses with especial expert
ence In tuberculosis cases will be en-
ployed in larger numbers to assist in
the war on tuberculosis. Plans for
their very close cooperation with all
Red Cross school and community
nurses in the state have been devised
in conference with Red Cross leaders
and others.
tuberculosis dispensaries meeting
semi-weekly or less frequently in
smaller communities are to be estab-
lished all over the state for the free
use Of victims Of the disease.
A feature Of the program will be an
effort to locate all undernourished
children. Each such child Is a candi-
date for tuberculosis and attention to
them win be one ofthe irnportan. pre-
ventive measures. From IL to IS per
cent Of school children have been dis
covered to be suffering from malnutri-
ton In other states.
Ono Of the educational features will
be the organizing Of school pupils in
the upper grades for a sanitary survey
which will include their own homes
public buildings. vacant lots, streets
and alleys. These surveys are to be
conducted under proper supervision
and are expected to create wide inter-
est in the improvement Of living con-
ditions. thus aiding in the prevention
Of tuberculosis.
The essential facts about tuherculo-
Bis. it's prevalence and cost to commu-
mites, and means for it's prevention
and cure are to be spread thru an edu-
cational program embracing the use
Of publicity to the fullest possible ex-
tent. .,
Full arrangements for the seal sale
which will have the active co-opera
ton Of the Red Cross in Iowa, are nov
being made under the direction Of
Ralph J. Reed. secretary Of the lows
Tuberculosis Association. and will be
made public IN a short time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09

rind and to pounds OF II allow 8
pounds of sugar and 3 pints OF vim
egar. Bring to a boil. skim we'll and
add a spice bag containing nu:meg,
stick cinnamon mace and whole cloves.
Cook for 4 minutes and pour boiling
hot over the rind that has been pack
ed in jars. Next day drain off the
syrup, boil UP again with the spice
bag. and again pour over the rinds.
Repeat twice, then put the whole mass,
rind and all, into a preserving bottle.
Allow It to boil for minutes: add tho
strained Juice Of 4 lemons. and cook for
minutes longer. Seal boiling hot IN
fruit Jars sealing them alright, and
store in a dry, cool place.
Red Pepper Pickle--Twelve each OF
red and green peppers (sweeD. IA
medium sized onions, l quart vinegar.
tablespoons salt. 2 cups brown sugar.
Chop peppers coarsely in the meat
chopper. Pour boiling water over them
and let stand for minutes; drain, 70
peat, let stand ten minutes. Drain.
add chopped onions salt. vinegar. and
syrup. Cook Is minutes after 1t boils.
Can in glass Jars.
Old Fashioned Chilli Sauce.-Two
dozen large ripe tomatoes, large on
ions, sweet pepper. Chop these fine
and drain. Then add I cup vinegar
4 teaspoons sugar, 1 tablespoon cloves,
tablespoons salt, 8 tablespoons CHINA
mon, 2 tablespoons celery seed Boil
hour and cover when sold.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09
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u" Lance A. krSman
-auco- a. krkInon
luNCHEO N MENUS,

brown. Serve cold with cream or
whipped cream.
Corn-oyster Frltters,
Romano Salad
Boston Brown Bread
Coffee Preserves
Corn oyster Frltters For this re-
cipe n pint or l cup OF oysters VIII be
required. Mix together 1 cup drained
canned corn pulp Cor frcsh), egg
slightly beaton, " teaspoon zach OF
salt and black pepper, "a cup pastry
flour and N teaspoon baking powder.
Bring the oysters to the boiling point.
drain, and dry each with napkin.
Take little of the batter up In ta-
blespoon, place an oyster ON top OF
this, then, with teaspoon, put a 1T
tie more batter on top Of the oyster.
Now take the teaspoon and gently
scrape the contents OF the tablespoon
into hot bacon fat In a frying pan. Fry
on both sides uatil brown.
Two Answered Letters.
AN Old Reader'--Here Is the recipe
for q sour tomato catsup that you
wish: Cold Tomato Catsup--Peel and
chop very fine a half-peck OF ripe to-
matoes. Drain them In colander
then turn them into an earthenware
vessel and add u cup OF grated horse
radish. / cup salt. l cup black and
white mustard seed mixed. table
spoons black pepper, red peppers and
celery roots chopped fine, 2 teaspoons
celery seed, cup Of nasturtiums
chopped fine, cup brown sugar. ia
blespoons ground cloves. tablespoons
ground allspice, teaspoon cinnamon
/ teaspoon mace. and l quart cider
vinegar. Mix we'll together, bottle
and seal.
'Tnquisitive"-It Is very difficult to
remove the spot you mention from
black leather shoes. However, you
might try an applimation of either
ether or chloroforn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09

The gigantic baobab tree Of central
Africa, the trunk of which sometimes
attains a diameter Of forty feet, often
serves as natural cistern. retaining
rain water in large quantities In cav
ity formed at the top Of the broad
trunk Taking the hint thus afforded
by nature, the Arabs artiflcially hollow
cut the huge baobabs and fill them
with water during the prevalence OF
rains. as a provision against the dry
season. These cisterns arc In many
cases twenty feet in height and eight
or ten feet in diameter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09

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TIL: .snas.sui Pr'R::, 1sa n. - 4
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your gray. strsaked, or bisoched helt|
ana Gee II change IKE mario g Eci1s]
ANY shade desired-ths exact coloE1
10 set OF your complexion
Abselstely Harmless
t"Brownatone. 10 .odorlesa, EryaSS1
lsss. and positively non-tnjgrtovaI
phur, silver. mercury. sine, anilina.y
or coal tar products. Used Tor
witches az well a. growing h,nir:
Brown" and Dark Brown to Black,
Two sizes. $50 and $l.1s. as Al lee1.!
Ing drugSists-
Special Free Trial 01efe
Send only lie with this coupoef
for Free trial package and helpfuki
booklet on the care OF the hair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09
MORE CANNING TIME RECIPES.

Grape -Butter-Weigh. skin and seed
the grapes (ripe or unripe). Let the
pulp cook slowly till quite tender: put
it thru a sieve, return 1t to the preserv-
ing kettle, add the skins (Which must
also simmer until tender; add Il pound
sugar to each pound Of fruit, and boil
until the butter Is thick. Pack into
stone Jars and cover.
ounce Butter-wash, dry and rub
off the fuzz skin on ounces which are
Just ripe; peel and core them. Now
put the peels, trimmings and pips into
q pan. barely come to boil and sim
mer II hour, then strain thru fine
sieve. Slice the ounces quite small
and add them to the strained liquor
from the peels with little extra wa
ter II need be); simmer slowly till they
are tender, then add the same amount
Of pared and cored cooking apples.
When all the fruit has simmered till
quite soft, press it thru a sieve ana re-
turn It once more to the preserving
kettle; let It cook till thick, stirring
frequently, then add u its weight In
GraUul6LcQ sugar anu Coutluuc W SOOn
for n hour longer. Pack into stone
jars and cover.
Spiced Crabapple-Six pounds crab
apples cored and chopped fine. or
anges with yellow peel chopped fine
2 teaspoons cinnamon u teaspoon
cloves, pounds brown sugar.
pounds seeded raisins, 1 pint cider
vinegar. Heat vinegar, sugar and spices
hot; add the other ingredients and boil
slowly Y Of an hour. Put In jar and
cover.
Spiced Grapes-Five pounds grapes
3 pounds sugar, l cup vinegar. tea
spoons cinnamon and allspice, halt
teaspoon cloves. Separate grape
pulps from skins. boil the skins un-
til tender; cook pulp and strain thru
sieve, then add it to the skins; put
in sugar. spices and vinegar Boil un-
til it becomes thick like marmalade
then put in glasses and cover.
Sweet Watermelon Pickles-Fo,
sweet picked rind. weigh the soaked
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09
Little Beny's nNotebook
b. LEE PAPE

This morning I woak up before Il
was time to, and started to wonder II
my cuzzin Artie was awake yet think
ing, G, I know a good ideer to find out.
I'll call him up on the telefone.
WITCH I started to do. putting on my
Indian mockazin slippers and going
down to the setting room and calling
I'D Arties number, and stayed there
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09

waiting about IL minnits, and the teie-
fone scri ssl, DID yos ~ your num-
Der yeti =.
No. not YET, Z sed. ana she -. III
ring them agen. And ! waited about
10 more minnits. and then Ant sues
yoic. came TO tho fons. saying. Hello
hello. waits the matter, watts ronE. hell
10, hello.
Hello. Ant sue. ia Artie tnersf ! sed
wy, It's Benny. for Eoodniss sahos
wat on erth ales you. wars are you
sed Ant Sue. and I sed, I'm home u
Artie up YETI
Wat, Mt half pass 8 IN the mornins
sertcny not, arc you out OF your SCENTS
es this is n prftty time OF the morning
for the telefone 20 be ringing like mad
ana soaring people neerly out OF their
Wits. wat on erth do you wuntf
I just wunted 20 know II Artfe was
up yet, sed. And hung mp the re-
Sewer and went up TO my room ano
took my mockuzin slippers on ano
went back to bed. and pritty soon the
telefone rang and kcpp ON ringing and
jest when almost decided better
anser II, I herd pop ansering IL. saying
Hello, hello, who Ia this, watts all the
ixcitment--O IL this You. Sue. Is eny-
thing rong7--wats that me doose ne
did. wy I never herd OF sutch q thing,
he must be going crazy.
Proberly meening me, and pritty
soon herd pop coming up stairs, AND
I keen my eyes shut like n persin that
had bin asleep all mite. and pop came
in and looked at me VILE, saying to
himself, Wat nonsents, she must OF
had mite mare
Proberly meenins Ant Sue, and he
went down TO bed ssen, and the ferst
thing I knew was asleep.
was doing my homework last mite
and pop was reeding the spoartins
page and the telefone rang and II was
my cuzzin Artie to tnwk to me. saying
Hello. Benny. watts you doing?
MY homework. watts you? l sed.
Nuthing, sed Artie. and sed. Yes
you are, too. you're telefoning to me,
That amt enythins. you poor peenut
sed Artie.
Oft amt, amt 4. wy amt II. you big
iemmin. sed feeling insnlted.
Because It amt. and II I'm lemm'u
you're a onion, Artie.
o. Is that so. you old squashed to-
mato sed.
And I quick hung up before he hac
time to call me enything verse. anc
pop sed, Was that Artie you were
tawking to?
Yes sir. I sed. and pop sed. Wei
that's sweet way to- tawk to you
cuzzin, I must say. I'm serprized a
you.
Well gosh pop. you would Of bin Jest
as serprixed at him II you could o
herd him. sed.
rongs don't make a rite. sed pop
now suppose you Jest call him rite VI
agen and ipologize.
Aw G.. gosh pop. I sed. Meening
dldent wunt to. and pop sed. You here
| wat I sed Meening I had to anyway
! and I called up Arties number. saying
Hello. Artie. is this you?
Yes, sed Artie and I sed. Well thu
Ia me agen. ipologize for calling you
old sauashed tomato, you big hunk o
| mush.
And I quick hung up agen. and pol
| sed. Good mite. watts the use?
Meening there wasent eny.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09
Fish Fritters
Endive Salad.
Quaker Biscuit
Stapn1 r,.a hapntas

Quaker Biscuit
Coffee stewed Crabappies
Fish F'ritters--F'ree left-o mack
erel from the skin and bones and chop
fine. Season to taste with paprika and
salt and TO each cup Of fish add l well
beaten esq. l tablespoon melted but
ter, ! small cup milk and / teaspoon
baking powder s!fted with enough
-four to form a batter. that will drop
from the spoon. Beat the mixture I'M
til 1t Is full Of air bubbles and dry
by the tablespoonful in deep. hot fa-
until n rich brown. Serve at once.
Endive Salad - Serve the endive
with an ordinary French dressing.
Quaker Biscuit - Make q baking
powder biscuit dough and roll half
an inch thick. Cover with a layer of
maple sugar and butter mixed. Roll
like jelly roll and cut In inch long
slices. Bake in buttered tins In q
quick, warm oven. Serve hot.
Cold Sliced Tongue, Chill Sauce.
Rusk
Coffee Apple Merinsue
Rusk-Two cups milk, n cup but
ter, " teaspoon soda, l cup sugar. u
cup yeast, eggs. At noon put to-
gether the milk, butter and -four, to
make a sponge; when blood warm add
the yeast. At tea time add the sugar
and eggs. When light add the soda
and mix. On the following morning
make into biscuits, rise and bake.
Apple Meringue-Ffll q baking dish
half full of apple sauce. Spread the
sauce with a meringue made BY beat
ing the whites OF eggs stiff. then
beating into. the stiff whites 2-3 Of a
cup Of powdered sugar. Flavor with
vanilla. Bake in a slow oven until the
meringue is hard on top and q pale
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09
DID YOU EVER
Use SLOAN'S?

Keep IL handy to promote prompt
relief from rheumatic
pains and aches
VI 1HEN you kxov what Sloan's
/, wv Liniment will do. as thousands
:. - Of men and women the world
ever know, you. too, will keep it handy.
You will use Y for those "twinges Of
sheumatiA," for relieving that lame
back, muscle stiffness and soreness,
aches. all sorts Of external pains, and
exposure aftermaths.
Only takes . little, applied without
rubbing. Soon tesstvatss scattering
the congestion, bringing merciful relief
- the throbbing. jumping part.
Three sizes = 35c., 70c., $40. Any
druggist has Il. If not, we'd like to
know his name.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09
Gray Hair Ended
In From 4 10 8 Days

Science has d.
eovePeA the way
FER restoring hair
to IT. natural 0ol-
or. Il u o6ered -
women In Mary
Z, Goldman'0 Bel
enttAc Hair Color
Rsetorer. Ana
women use this
scientific hair
oOIor ro0eoror
9TH thA namA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09

freedom thsy DO powder. simply comb Mar
q. GosS:.sss ss.1vEh tie kss:. Z: ssS:s I
TO days svsTy gray hair viii % GeAs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09
You'll Say :.
Of Pyramid

sswhat BleaseA Relief Eroa 0a
SUFFERING Of Itching. BleeA4ng
or PrOtruaing Piles"
WRITE FOR FIRED TRIAL.
II you arc suffering dreadfuliY
and cannot wait for tho free trial
go to any drug store ana gsS .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05

Won pretend that ] am held 10 her
embraces
Aud she's planting fever kisses on
Iy lips.
And slr doesn't want t0 spar.tc our
faces
Tho have 20 breathe boz Icrky hf-
JH sips.
cam YOU picture me receiving loving
phrases
such as souls desire and Ideal
90 My dreams
From tac loving little ady as she
EIlps
Right into ny eyes and beams and
beams and beams
DO you wonder what ia Do Boz eir-
Cumstauccs'
Like I've named here 10 you real-
Us wish tO know
You can slip me- some Niueteen-siN-
teen advice,
And you D very soon lind our WuJt
sill DO
Hobau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
AMARILLO PAS TOR IS
DOING WELL IN PARIS
WRITES GUNNER'S MATE

Mrs @ NJ Anthony Is ir receipt
0f letter from .D husband Nh.
is first class gun .,fs mate Oh. OBJ.
I.ftleshiu New N.t.u NJ 40.
Ha,y wa. recent! avail recruiting
Hlirrr mere
Iu h.- letter NJ Anthony ..
ha, he bad seen ar talked On Na.
areud B. o. Noble, while loo PARIS
aud that ba was s., inE along H...
rs with H', WORN
Nr Antiunv also ia that -h,
Rars chat tle Red Gross was doug
I'm france Vas more thla the people
that could not see. ,lid ever bee
neye Hc says .tSs D. only place
Paris that on NS ican can get
anything fo ear and tifs are alNa,t
aud aud readt Co hell iu anyway
possible.
Nr Anthon1 b. now DO N,V York.
so me time OBJ. letter Was written
.h, was in Hampton Roads Virginia
When leaving .m5ullo ,he last time
he did not expect % -ee America
.arfiu for three wears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
NEGOTIATIONS FOR
STREET CAR SERVICE
CONDUCTED BY WIRE

Negotiations hef". tho .E
commission aud o., uoherty n,.r-
eats for no resumpfar oi street rgil-
way service In Amarillo are being
by wire and according .o
one member or the ly comn ssi0u.
this indicates that la, terms OF The
contract are generally acceptable 20
the U0herfy compa He declares
question, are arisirr over small dee
tails rather than t.e main features
outlined
Local Manager q. The CITY LigHt
and Water company Guy Faler. mw
with The ,itv conn ion yesterday
and discus Sod the possibility oi iG-
ftalHug many new street lights go
the future Exact locations ol fag
improvements have not been decided
upon. but 10 an ~ liability Wiz be-
announced Ia the near future
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
EXPRESS SHIPPERS
IRE RESPONDING TO
PLEA TO PACK WELL

... .r being made throughout
o., .u Induce expires ships
p'. IA. their goods m0I. SUB
.aH... 4aE.ug rapid progress
fl. statement made today
t- ..EuH 90 meeting no Ode
0a .u t0rros under The d.
r... ,Hu Better Service Jam-
"a.r. f'pe
I'l .r.a men and Commercial.
..aI. . city are giving their
Scope. boo ,hn movement. by csc
au'.. .. Improving The methods
90 .a Gp.ug departments tht
.u.. sentative OF the American
Realise. Express Co stated
.a... ""-lcmeu, Boz tho appear
sr., @ condition 90 hipmen's
'"w.f -... fo The service has 5e,u
l1..... and fh, express agent cN-
g. sided reduction 900 thc mum
Dol. shipments sent tO SO Mark
1.rH.. .H.h are tho dead .c'tog
si.t .t 'En express business.
O. H.n- Minute Ulks 20 the cN-
li. .rG a8 Hftlc emphasis was
,ai. .uon fu. .rr0usucss 90 the si'-
...#g .nr .H. company Iu the mum
b.- % CLAIM pressed against 30 from
trr which b was found not
in b. a6ic Tho aggressive
m.Hu.' rUtu being conducted
-u9ul 'h. operating forces OF 'hr
,,rr ...Iu.s is expected fn rr-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
SCORES ARR BENG F1NEp
UNDER STATE ROAD LAW

lu uu interview This urruinE ,r.at
- Police Jerome whoa ley said. 1914"
have on an average ms Ca~,. . ..E
for thc violation ~ Oh, State High.
way law and each A fH.t n"' ...'
han tcu dollar
Every one Boa ~ ample u.. %"
procure rh... licenses and thos "'S
have MOI done sH will Uo, be .EuN.
ms mere, We have all our u,n 0.
The lookout Tor yolaiOr uf this ~
ml &c must hp and will hs enforced
Monday morning and tli. morning
the corporation curt was crowded
with car OVneur being tried .0l This
3ffpn.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
The Daughters OF Esther.

The Westmlnste'r Guild OF the
Daughters OF Esther met az the
home OF Mrs Gowdy, Clio lincoln
treot Monday afternoon
% WIs decided 90 the last meet
mig chat the almo OF tho Society
would be- changed That thr name
NestmIulsJers Gmi3 would Boz give
% ta The younger matr1us 0i the
hurch so ,hc name The daughters
% = thor was voted ard decided
upon
The regular lesson War carried
uut W.tn Mrs Allen rs leader One
mess member wds present. Nr. u. l..
Guns
The afternoon was spent very
pleasantly with the following mem
her present. Mcsdames McElroy.
ampb,l Ellis Peacock. Wilson.
Neirant White. Leforgo Falter.
IcWs and payiens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
RAILWAY CLERKS ARE
To SEND DELEGATES
TO CINCINNATI MEET

The ui,unial Invention ot The
brotherhood OF }ailvay Clerks,
Freight Handlers nd station En-
uIo,es Viii be- bold In Cincinnati
ohio. MAY i2th. 10, and b. Or tire
attention OF Amarillo Lodge No.
1896 fo elect Tho lay night mem-
beers as delegates nd alternate 90
thi. convention OBJ. We represent
the organization here. with q sieR
lf giving fo both he employer and
me EMPLOYEE D and trao cou-
liberation
Amarillo LodE 10. .9f repre-
snts ,. per cent , the r'ers. em-
nloyel hy tte three different rail-
ry. u Amarillo. a it Is our duty
.1 fIf 90. 49,. % N har Thm sdav
and uf f0 r,p- 'nt us ua most
mp.,.r' and h.r QualU meme
hsre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
BAPTIST LOYALTY
BOND ISSUES Goes
"0YER' IS BELIEF

J. l.. smith. chpirmaH of Tho local
committee u charge l. the sale Of
he Bapti Loyslil Bond le7u, has
been informed from headquarters
4n Ballns that IN Di'a oi the fact
.hat 10 is believed 'hy entire sum ol
81. 100000 was raj during the
three weeks OF too campaign. due
TO the fact that tHr roturus from
ihe various centers arc coming .u
slowly. the time OF mo campaign has
been extended for one week
Il Is declared thar tho work done
hy the denomination m SO short O.
time was most remarkable ana The
excellent quality oi The securities
offered is given cretif tor the sue
cess OF The effort a- vel. as .- me
industry OF the various ministers
and laymen OF the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
WAYS AND MEANS SOCIETY
URGES ~ IIlIt To Buy TICKETS

n is feared by tho WAYS and
dcans Society thar the boys and girls
eho are selling theatre tickets FOR
the biz picture The Common Cause
given under the direction of the
Way, and Means Society viii not be-
able Co reach fho number ~ pco.
pie who desire ,0 buy from them SO
ID anyone desires 90 purchase tick
ets from theH, children viii phone
go. 500 CO.. NHT they may be- reached
90 once loo This aay helping the mem
beers ana the committee Ir their ef-
forts Goo sem these tickets tor which
bee proceed. W,lI Do, given for equip
nsGt- tor 'hc Junior High School
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05

The W n a OF the First Baptist
church viii postpone their regular
business meeting until Thursday al
erno0u 90 -.2o o'clock when the dis
rict president Mrs 70 T. Johnson
Ji Canyon. who is now in ~ Worth
attending the meeting of the eXecu-
tive board win boz present and eN-
plain the plan at laid down by the
board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05

The Philharmonic Club met Mou-
..s afternoon with Miss uuiyhine,
200 Fillmore Street
The afternoon opened with the
-au business meeting and the fol-
owing program was carried out
Subject Early Modern Coupos.
,.-
Leader Mrs Rynurn
My Heart 80 Thy sweet Love
.r, JyHhius
NaI-r Dhi0mUIuc" Goddard
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05

Drilling started or .h. Win s.
Miller Dr.. Leases go mites north
ud q miles east OF S Francis Tues
day morning of This week 10 81
#id they have O. mg star rig aud
tho lumber was hauled ON, last week
The expiration oi thc ume Tor the
company 90 make developments a.
,1rdiuE t0 LAW would hc mp ON 'tD
ninth OF fhr month. therefore jl,y
have started operations 10 ample
time