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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
ENCOURAGE
SALE OF SOUND
QUALITY GOODS

avn i,iIy convinced that the buy
;ng public shol,i encourage ,ae sfo-
Ger 10 push quality ~. chanuise ~, tla'
sells Al an economical pi'ee' lh's
sS;Ii have A tendency 20 whip up
c,odnc,ion Of goods OF sound merit
and iair priees-at Tie. same tune
J;'.o,,,.c;ag the manufacture. sale
snd use of producis that represent
ex,rayaganee and waste.
There should be no mistake about
cha matter OF economy. nc nous
,.';i. Who boils "po,aioc! w''h lA'.-
cts" 10 prevent waste OF re'iHss-
who saves her leftover c'i ,. -.a,'
am su,e. defeat her splcndii in'eh-
s;ons many times over by unwise buy-
nc Proper selection OF foods =
,hs s,s, Step towards reduction OF
food prices.
7 am positive that the impor'an'
.A:.cs a., the housewife 20 rcmcm-
her oraetiee and preach are. don't
INV sood products that can he du'
dictated al a saving OF cash ana q
gain in quality; investigate inc ZOO loo
value OF an article; don't accept hhisn
or;ees as final proof OF high quality
40 NOT accuse the dealer OF holding
up prices when you deliberately per
sist in buying goods Tor which ~
must nav high prices.-klorenec
Xing. President National WomAn's
Association Of Commerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05

victorious.
@. What Soy have the righteous In
storc'
4. Aftor living side by side with tho
evil the good win not be- Killed by tn
cyil Christ win make no mistake.
% II Their any need for uuxioty ~
discourngencnt2
a. None ~ nll. Small beginnings may
Oring trials hut success is assured
q. Give some lcss on 60 bear IN mind.
I. Whom anything ~ fullgrown Il ~
best known
2. Tho wicked may prosper Tor a
while, bat whit
.. \ small beginning can either be-
come q certain doom or sure sue
cess.
=. The hidden life IN Christ Is not
lost.
Golden toNt. Fret not thysclf by.
cause If ctil dutis"
Lesson for next sunday. What al,
Kingdom of Heaven h like Matt. -
ii.jSl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
QUALITY THE
ONLY TEST
OF VALUE
Sh.rld Pc Buying Guide
Ter Every Housewife

This doesn't imply that all goods
sold at a moderate price possess de-
,,-able merit. Poor merchandise a,
any price always proves expensive.
Quality alone is the only test OF
yalre-and should be the buying
guide OF every housewife.
High.prieed commodities that are
cot worth the prices a; which they
are quoted are sold because there is
a demand for them. The grocer mast
handle them because his trade Insists
ON having them The grocer is not
10 blame. lie hesita,es TO offer buy
Eng suggestions to customers be-
cause so many persons view such adj
vice as an outright insult TO their
paying intelligence.
The conscientious groeer-and the
huge majority 81 gFocers are OF that
s,ripe-is eager 70 save money Tor
his misunderstanding ard able to
rive them intelligent and helpful adj
vice along the lines Of economical
Suying. Blu, the customer must dis
play a willingness TO be advised.
There should be a clearer under
standing between the retailer and the
consumer finer spirit oil eo-opera'
zion. The grocer is dependent upor
The consumer. His interests lie par
allel with those OF bis trade. He
carries food products OF greatest eS'
c.llehee produced by manufacturer
who permit retail sales to be made
at legitimate figures.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY.

A. Food. shelter, rcposc. safety and
Joy 20 find.
q. What does the parable of thl
leayon tcachP
4. Growth BY assimilation
q. Was the loavcn used significant
A. No: insignificant In comparison
with the bushol of meal.
q what was the final outcome?
4. Triumphant by transformation
Al was affected. The Kingdom advances
by contact
Q. Summarize the teaching of each
parable.
4. The good and the eva grow to
gcthor, the good becomes the greater
End the good finally spreads until II IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05

,htvi already submitted pho,ogriphs
To- 'le s.ilor section ul ~" Cactus. the
lniser.iy annual. an work on that
section is practically complete. accord.
NIX 90 announcement of the editorial
board Work On thc organizations aud
football sections b. also vol under wnv
10 s stated The 1894 Cactus viii con
aft ~ about 500 pages. and BE- intoud
ed Go give O. pictorial review of IA
college year, with explanatory and hum.
oruus reading matter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
TEXAS UNIVERSITY
LAUNCHES ALUMNI
SOCIETY DRIVE


special 10 The News.
ArS1IN. Texas. Dee. Unla th,
direction 90 win e. Hogs. President of
the oy.studcnts Association ~ the TAI.
t,rsity of Texas ana commf.e, Df
Influential alumni from an parts q tro
State plans are being made Tor mon.
bcrship drive GA December 9. aiming
at Five thousand new members II the
yA StHl,uts' Association boz live hDu's q"
LucHl chahmon are being appointed
m ,h, $50 cities and towns uf T,,us
whpfy th,t, are ten or more former
students Of the University In residence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

The authorized and correct charge q
be made by city Light a Water Com.
pany Tor tapping main line with nee.
ossary service pipe and cocks from
main line to curb line. II $3.50 ana In
accordance with Section Of their fran.
Chisc
Any other price asked Is unauthor.
lied and charged without the consent
of the city. ]. q. COLBY.
City Manager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-05

Thcfc Chnirmcn will have ella h. az
the iiNchuur campaign en- De-. o. by
when " is hoped to materially Increase
ga" mhcr 90 towns with 100 pr CENT
riv.1lc, ship in the as studruls' AasC "a
t.1 Through r,to chaumD. MO
viii Doc obtained revised llHtI 90 local
alumni. taking account pf u..ft I.r.
fu-,. ul changes OF address.
Plan Magazine
ii.uH are being made ly % pt,ul n
University - Texas stud.rta prpmi.
o. .ut in college literary aud Journalistic
eii lcs. .u the establishment. { an m.
tercolloginto magazine iu Texas. Thi
ptor, "a q agazinc is To De- u mmthiy
luuH'a 'ou. tho first number I.cninf
b. sdniD! 1924, OF lite 49, nature
with .ttc and are departments H..
cludcd. Contributions will d. accepted
only from students IN college II rec.
or 2ci rank in the state. AMI win he
1. % sor ON publication. u ~ grnouncci
Cactus Work Proceed ~.
Of :ho i0i candidates Ton degrees nt
tie nNorRity Of Texas this ycsr, Is,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12

iW ACRES very k-., corn and alfalfa
coll, all In euitivatien. 10 acres slfsi-
fa. u acre. In wheat. I'll fenced sAd
essss.feacsd, partly hse uuhs, sssl s.
room frame ksuDs. esscvsss fsundatisr
s-rssm fvame hsses. large tee -stssy
eefn. bay easn sranAsy. vshshsp.
bs1et mir hopoe, eeeae eave eesp veil
80 MIL. stefsqs tAAh. vaiss pSsA as
heSss. sev Heating plant. eocl orchard.
arr shsee trees In ya!a. saiy two
wiiss issA pavsss, pcsssestsa.
ice acre. essN. vhsss and alfalfa
vaiiey. ibs acres 10 esitivatIsn. 90 acres
u assss SsSssss; q sss % Y.ss.s~ ' ...ssss .ssSs
hssas. wMA bessnsss asd ssssm ssvs.
rsss. :sAssS sA,tSSS - ~.
Ssnily IsfsAaf4; ess q tbS ~ In
o 81 sss 4 ssSssS WI T ss.sssss.
A. 4. SnUlnIAop.
rA9s,tHsSE, pssr. z g
nas,s n Nv. Main.
nov MINE Hfr 70 NJ zSI1z61
: sefse 0lO66y snSsovsi; ccss m
nsssa sssi ssA. ssv% saIssss, os.sSS
::x., -: = -. |: .;,,,;:,.:, !: :: T.. !. ':::s -
-. ~ q 81 ssssGF ~ D. !.
- naus ~ -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
& 4 nWAS
1911 = uhDAuWAy

. J. CousiSH. SALESMAN
iooA th''s 'sfs over bsfof. to, hay. q,
al Nslnut i'lp. -hd -s vii damon
.ifsis, We are sYius 20 r,mod., nut
buliinE HHf must have the fonfa
lsi' fsis. Sport Nnd.i run = 100 mite,
lu' ~ tiss. 10 this Ger sbi In flf,t.
r'a,s condition
~ - Dodge touring f,s GOOD ,t.. run
! Ipa miles ihis faf 10 luEt Ilss h.-
stf well veuh The nsh,p. 90 you will
hsts 10 hurry
iils GRAFT touring i've GOOD ,If.s u.-
pJhti hsv toy snd l1's 81 sItfss this
ar rsn be s1lf cheap
ltis Dlfsrobil- touring sreyllufsrt a
Siod l1ossr. ana s"Sd est
ltis paslsHd vlth WINTER tor. this tsr
has lust besD oss'haulsi; q good ligh,
esf Tor ~anAn ~ drive
lb' filpi touring ns~ top sood isohsr
snd lot of poser
IVA Page touring. 7'psosnsstl s,w
top cheap
isls n.s~-ll s.dsr. ~. ear I. ike n.r
i've tires ana IN Al shape
ih,si.'s's touring sood lisht car. ana .
bargain
Overland rosd,tu: snsln. In p-rtfe, con
dition
roff towing; i,is model. With 1914
model body soof bvy
We have several oihsf good csfs this, are
t-irs ovefhsulsi Thee. esp have been
son- aver and are IN Nts.eiass oondi.
tion' terms uns.ihifd down. tslsnes In
,sn ,qusl payments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
NEW MEXICO
1--WE TEAMS LEAsEe
oi.ee An ACRE AND W.
poRrY.Acnp TRACTS AND W.
RoeeH ONLY 10 cglffo.


EAAy. ilncsin. Rssssvsl. I1s, cAsv.a
Dsnsss. oosay. usatslups 80 Unios
sesptlss. This Dast q Nsv nsstes 10
pssAsets1 ~ mAay hmsm ossoeoists Anl
sapsvtsesst ~ ssN u - tks asst orssl
~ ~ q ~ ee1alsy. 0a1e velh ~
es5lne nAee @sse. toeeao4 Qeeelso.
e = s.sssSs ydsssss - sssssase 49,
..Is ssl Nsvs iss;s;s z ne -
sousT-nAaass Z 90. ma,
.oss'Ea'sEE.s'' ss'E'EE + i..'ssr.E Z; NJ E,sssf IN.
u
;a|'';;EE7II[
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12

and all ptiosd Ia cell. 10 you sr. In the
| market for . biEh-srsds used car, We
| have them and susTsniss 10 ssvs you
money over any other used car dealer In
the city. Gene ieoh our stock over
STEPHrNs aPoRT,-Ass five new
| oo'ds, the best " paint. really
"' ~" '''"%s+''''''''"''"'"' '"'"''
CADILLAC EIGHT 100 asv afss
| paint sRA tsp .hsse.ee
HAyHEa BIO sfx-shs bsst buy
- hAse ...,....'''.''.s''.,. U.sssoe
CHANpLER TOURIHa-iste 10
model. has nee motor, 'eotd
urss .........,......,..,. sNW
Rricx ~" TouRTN09ta. -
mossi ...,,...'..,.,,,'...,. r.tNo
suIcK "s RoADsrsR 10 mod.
sl. runs perfect ..''t'''''''s''t tosV
DODGE ToCRIS0-is model new
top, scod tree .,,..s'.''.,,"t uese
poDUg ROADSTER IL model.
runs fins ,.'..s,....-.s..'.,p $500
BUICK TorRN0.-D S model,
runs liks nsW ..,,,.,...,...t eeeee
MAxwEIL. TOURING --is msdsi.
nsw paiat. MILLER tirss ..t,.s,.o go ~
MAXWELL. TOURING psin',
toy and tires ......,''',...'.,.t pSes
HUDSON SUPER sIX--s real buy
81 .'t'ss''ss..s'''''- s'''t't s'see
REGAL TOURING - n.v paint
good tires ,.,..t.tt...-...s..tV NbW
CHALMERS TOURING -isohs
good, suss ksstsr ..,.,.,.,.,o Oeee
FORD TouRiEa--s model - Hsss
We have many sthsrs that - ere o.
fssiag 10 yys st psieql tAat VII ~
hssp then here Ioao. osttsr Mshe W
ytvr mind On that 81 49, essne 80 ~
today. hN,ss hsy ~ sssd 81 tAaa
. ssv shssp enc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
ARMS, vEWIcIEs AMP Accrssos,ss

Foh SALE Fofd iDafih. rafi Al .on1t.
N1hj vii 'gll riTh' fot tash . Is.l
hsfsslH ntnsf leaving tnwh zee u f.
Thelnps"n ~ D. san street, ., ono.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
AUros. vEsIcLEs ASp AccEssosIEs


f'fAssrN1yn Uuioh ,oufins ,st. nfsi
ola. m.ohsricsl condition, ,pslntsd
I've good ,ifS ttsh Campbell Bvlek Go
~ West M, phabs Maple ~,
fihrf CLASS ssto tfimmlhr and pslnt.
~ dons VI scott Auto huppir 90,
tib " nsln
ron sALg on TiiApK asyilnd-f, ..
passenger caf -fs wheels sud nsr
WE usdt svAb, bpy sni sell Used car.
Auro MARKET
WANftl, 10. buy a good llFht uslis'
- her 1919 Oklahoma rliy
oNt chssfol'' touring ,sr ~ model IN
fsif .hsps. With nsv hsttsrss snd four
good 't's 100 81 Walnut 500
Niw fofd tpuuhs 90 too sais Uoi.
sins' d.f.se, 7Ii tsa stn, wainu, nI
snr vut splendid stock VI p,,d o.r. b.
Tote ny ms ask aboui our guarantee
sud hss so'Ufs sn used tsfs, t.fms "
desired
Ggp surto. MOTOR 90
iie hfosdsay Phone WAlnui ii,s
yEiIE sh 1917. n.~ pAlat sni top
i've ~u. ~hesls new tires, lisq.
walnut i,i iii w.n Hh
puHp sedan. 1915. "lf usu.,. d..
mountsbis rim, ~. good tires. 100
Walnut ~ i,s Wet oh
FOR SALE or usda fot llsht c.f. N, uli.
tosd',sr IN Al condition. NJ stout
walnut iiIi
WILLIS RSiuHT. f.p..snE-f. looks
Ike n.r this fr 10 a splendid bsfEAis
a. tsV,
AUTO MARKET.
walnut 'it ~ Wet Nh
nHASb nts Word io0flh. never B.,a
run self starter. Maple SlpJ of Wal.
nut lsW
FuR sALE-.i,is Foii tnufias good
condition 8 wheels spotlight sni bat
tsiyi t,b c.'h o-n., W.iast 9iii
VIZ Will p,ii ysuf car a your price NJ
chsfss II not sold {. 4. bvau 1911 D.
ntosdWsy wainut t' ......
NEW ArPEnsOS ,CYtINDLR
N you hfs fsufins sh bsiins bsv
faf, you can szts SOC Nsfr easy Tor
lAdy 10 dfNs. terms 10 fsspYnsibls par
t.- wsiHut 'l''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
HAomiSEaY AND svprLirs

CoRrnrTE MINERS
HoisilnS snsinss, 'au ns pumps
Nhesibsfoss CARTS mar HrSbFnH
NAN cuTTEHr. HOAD HArIitNEHf.
n'N ana sseoni hand yrtss srd tsfns
rsni he tluslsd and cheaper tbsn
frnths
W nHONsiYG
itlI7i Nm ~ Dallas
TpH HALt lsohAniss taois And i.spo.dy y
ht hss hsf pfi,s whluHgft spaft-
nsrfs no. dit n NOblbsnu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12

lot BALE one roadster sutsm1tii.
VIII ~rs ~hssi. o h.w tift. ~
$50 SHAPE ~i ists Iips n .alI 81
DHrs wsibut ~,
ron FALE on TnAuE * " port.
stis dynamo. spHsb's tor foti show
liAflsl m"tufrJrls wlfh slds tsf Iafd
srssisisf wih nasfh inssn.,o. viii tass
MOVING picture msthih. n e.. Hos..i,
lnnSHf. OILS
DuNr junk y0uf bsusfY. L,,. It ~.
psifsi
AUTO BATTinY co.
Nspl. Nof ,es n Hudson
I hANE ns- bulss PASSENGER car In
b'si condition. I riii .enros thl. car
s"'d ~ once for u 80. Can pfAhiy
nspls %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
RARE BAROAiS.

tps"sns.r Overland GOOD % s.~ In
every ~sy, mus, saerifcs on sCsount a,
sickness. ui W. eth NJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12

ise sssss es III sstra smooth. level
land. ~ In cultivation. wsst II YAK on
shofs distance. one mile AMI haif 81 rss
iis., we'll inp.s.sd, ~. needs som. 70.
isad icaas sA farm noe at ) percent.
sss..hird 81 crop ssss. possessioa first
u ssst ~.
re aerss. eishs miles vss, Of Pact.
ingte~n, all In tie hsrth Mustang bo,
cae.hal ef ali efops delivered 10 whsa,
issd. Oss foe hsvss aad posture. all
rsai ssss 10 the hvyev. possession The
M,'' ~ ,.su ?, 'ns y's, y,,ss: sie,'e a loan
ryss five years With privilege.
] siss have . farm. I don't care 10
state location, but ~iii say II 10 4
hea,en m Earth.
v n RUSSELL. IrKoS. OKLAHOMA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
Mlsc.LlAsror. ros rALr
NEAT hos "slss and block e 7 4

- - e-f ess-sa=sfs ers~-Hssss sH<s 49,
MEAT bos .sl.s shd bints e. 7 A..
bofi Aisi. psis
sLNERAL sets " tHD NOOK uY
thpWLtDSt. slshuy damaged ~
lfhnsli, st fsdursd pri,, ros'uff-s Nos
{ n AMY dO0is iuR HALE
' sfuJ tents su sifs. tsttauiins
t'hi flss, -sssn covers. 4 amy
blAhssh oil tolufs, su,srrmshts snmfgftr,
cotton msiifssTFs 4 = army shoe. hip
hnois, uni.ralis. oyrfsis uniefrsaf.
'his l.. tsts breaches. tslnrO.u.
shi .NEfs sii mHtafisi IN s0oi rundi
Iutss.
ANDERSON BROTHERS &C.,
hNhf Afu NAVY HruFE
III rbfa htfs.t Lsstar. Obia
fgh SALE seed ,sllhsn srd ni,at..
" Hooshioh 60, iiiIls Sosth
blsi,on, Vu,btis. OklA
L ANY. TESTS. itsi' II i.., hi.h.
tElNHARprs
ribi " cslifofhs
Mr. bAhhyF viii sci a t~a.rh.i,.
combination ease ~Siib ttrf. frf IIsa.
Ne II ., ths ~.stun Ilo,si. 80 West
Main. wsinu NE
ron sALL--A lO, - new 1 snt h D.
dtshins sni pfs.ihs steam boiler,
idshlNlNh NsfnNH 20.
DIAMOND Risd !. X. ,ishuy imp.f.
feet, vii, -, Ohlshsmsh.
bRoADcLDrn dr.. sui, ai. 20 10 ~.
one bfosddpth coat iaiiss pls.h shs',
coat n.~ k.s Zealand led does cheap
Htt \. LAIRD
ron nALI-ksFpeh couch aluminium
springs nee Ms'usD. fns s.iBs ma
ehln.. thssp Maple 81?
RIO BAEdsISs ~ a. d AMY
GOODS
ihit isats. i.foot wall iiior dow
ti, flilsd duck treated 18th government
~a'efpfoofus sad preserving process Z
same tsoi, MT treated .-....... 80 %
,s, offh'rS isnt army duck .foe,
~.h. ridss pole type t+....... iio 90
o. b ~oei army h'.as.u bf.ai
new. sns "s''. weight -, ID,
Grsy wool army slsna.,s br.na new
siss tsstt Weight ~ ibs each ttO0
Marine u blankets, sts tipp
rsisht ~ Ibs. ssth .............t ftr
Gray wool hisnss,s. snshtiy used
siss stt WEIGHT ~ lb,. each ttA
wsoi Sos 900 pair. . pairs .....".t -
LIB Khaki cotton eomfer,,. slishuy
used. In sIcsilsnt eondiion. sseh ~ 90
i.ls. colorsd cotton comforts snsht.
~ used In bc'li"nt condition.
o d vol av.reoais In perfect con.
dlten. can be DYED any oaior uTt
o y ~ool shuts In psffst eondi-
khssl p.n,s. used, Ia Al condition,
esth .t..-... .t.s..ft. ..sts-ss-ss llto
wrap lsgsins, nsv. pair .,,..,......U 50
csnvss i,ssins. n.~. pair ,,.,.,.... ..ti.lt
Uold Medal fold,ns cots ,..-......tys
steel sbrins barracks cot. ,.t.....N Neo
te-ib cotton mattrssr~s to ~ either
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12

M s.,:. .AL'-S'- '''s ''.'' =" ~''
~ ~. .'"~s s.Sr. ~.r s.s:s s:sa's g. "a, sss:s
: :::s: ;:;:;:; :.;;:; :: !: =: -: C: =;
!; ! ! ! : ]:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12

SzIoS TyS; "a !. = s,.sia,s.z 5, ..i;s.
nss enIse q calIeseulsi Al sSaditisa
E ssask: ! sa = NJ ssi asss Sss,.
NJ ~ IT r. ~ sIsszs;z:.zr.
AuFo MARKET
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12

LET ts'ppnslbls people t.ll you car. %
=, can sst the top prize. G A. Dwaa. ieil
hosd~sy, wsinut i,t,
poA Mt.c-rrvek. old Hle.sfy. I'm.
s."hiiion' Nee. r. o. fyl.. wslnut
voR sALE-ferd touring ga, ,,is
mod.i Al condition. ws,nu, soS
ooOp s.e,iindst car; looks lin. nav
SVEN a. varf payment on . Z or S.soom
house, wslnv, SSiS or iiiS,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
eSoISrY--rsyS--SvcVnAyosa


q e, kHoDs ISLAND RsD oYch.f-l,
ttte 70 " tsei also setting ssss Ins D.
SssdhsIn. ~. I. riiy rhoas " X 81
"Ok" rDuLTHy JOURNAL. Nos ~ ]
hsvsls. Okla JsnpsU issus, beat yet
tells shsrs W bvy ineuhs iofs. psulif,
supplies, stock. ssxs. " pages. ono yssf
See . mo, 'hs, Toe, sample free
Ioh SALk -~rho,sushbrsd Bufi orplns
ioa ssss for hatchlns. fsttlliiy susfsn'
tssd. Aiee flss eoohsfvis Nsfoid simms
fio wsst lind ". Maple III
aAFtTv MATcN MkAAs nAvEry lIilsi
Tho most ssnitsry. sfficisn,. fitspfoof
durable inc cubsto cstsios on request
M,nufaetufsd AID susnn'ssd ~ m.
mefiLs Maintaining Co, VI Reno. ohls.
ron shsppssds Famous Ancqn.
ipek ttso " ". Smith, Enid, oslA
tiSDrSHURsr WITTY wYANboTTra
Eses fss hs,shins snd tsby ohics. from
eur hmnus strain ~ winter Layers sl.a
Bs,rsd ksehs snd " !. Rsf baby chicks
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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-21
IOWA CITY NEWS.
Delta 9irYna ThAta.

Mr.. and Mrs. Greenway and sons OF
11nscatine motored to Iowa City Sun
my to spend afternoon with son and
brother, Mr.. George Rice.
Ar. Fowler of Des Moines was a
guest at Delta house Saturday evening
The elected officers of Bethel A. M
b.. Sunday school for the ensuing year
are: Superintendent, Miss Imogene
4 Wilson; assistant superintendent, Miss
Viola Pendleton; secretary, Mr.. Ray
Ashford; assistant secretary. Miss Al
h5rta Green; treasurer, Mr.. Percy
Smith and teachers, Messrs. William
Taylor, Percy Smith and Miss Harriet
Alexander; organist, Miss Mildred
4 Grimm.
Mr.. Kenney of Yankton, s. D., was
called home on account of the illness
Of his father.
MI. Tucker is visiting in Little Rock,
Arkansas.
Mr.. Phil Mcclure spent the weekend
in Dee Moines.
Delta chapter, Delta Sigma Theta
held it's regular business meeting Nom
day night.
Mrs. Alice Crutcher of Des Moines
is the guest of her daughter, Miss
GOlda Crutcher.
Du Bots Literary society will hold
an election of officers Friday evening.
Mr.. Fred Slater held up the standard
of old Cold as usual at Urbana last
Saturday.
Mr.. McCree. Des Moines was a call
er at the Delta house last week and
also Mr. Martin Brown of Mime
apolis.
Donations will be gladly accepted at
i the home. Linens and bedding are
needed badly.
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SOMETHING THAT
NEVER HAPPENED in DESMOND
HOTEL WILLIAMS :.
BY BAKER.

IL mas o99y office excellent furniture Tt is run on mi
nor plan OF Hotel IT. Des Mones 1t for the best class Of
ne iafe Inc policy OF the Hoe always be courteous
TO VISITORS the doors opened all ORGANISATIONS 49,
quet Parties he Hotel management politically indepen
of strangers - one pupllc WelIare
Welcome ga Fellows, Masons Knights Of Pyhians Fks
and other organizations for entertainments
Hospitable, Comfortable and Reasonable Rates.
i. D. WILLIAMS, Prop.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-21
WASHINGTON, IOWA, ITEMS.

The Stewards board met Tuesday a.
the home of Mrs. Emma Hall and ar
| rangements were made. for church
dinner.
The repair work on the A. M. E
church is completed and services were
held Sunday.
Mrs. N. s. Black has been visiting al
the home of her sister in Abba.
Mrs. Frank Walker and granddaugh
ter, Miss Ruth Murray have been visit
ing relatives and friends in Ottumwa
and Eft. Madison, Iowa.
Rev. j. III. Daniels preached splen
did sermon Sunday morning to very
appreciative audience.
His family is expected soon.
Grand Custodian Mr.. Bradford OF
Davenport was visitor to the Masonic
lodge Sunday and also Mr.. o. Powell
and Thomas Lloyd of Muscatine.
The Allen league has changed it's time
or meeting from p. IN. to o'clock in
the afternoon. 2. t-.
George Turner visited with his son
in Des Moines few days.
Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Burnett are visit
ing at the home of her brother, Thomas
Walls in Burlington.
The stewardess board of the A. M E
church is preparing to give dinner
October %, u
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-21

ers are tparading their war records and
promising better service. Beware, my
friends beware! You are shaking the
hands of Esau, but the voice is the
voice of Jacob. -.
The Negro has absolutely nothing to
hope for at the hands of the Democratic
party. A few individual Democrats
may throw out some small inducements
to win Negro votes for their own per-
sonal gain but they will not and can not
change the attitude Of the Democratic
party toward the Negro. They why dis
arm, wreck and destroy the Republican
party by scratching the. ballot because
of little personal grievance toward
some particular candidate and thereby
leave the entire Negro race wholly at
the mercy of the Democratic party that
offers it nothing but disfranchisement
segregation, Jim Crowism and lynch
ing? -.
(By D. w. Lowry.)