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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-08
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-08

You don't think for a minute thai we
place an 3order without looking around
do you? No more than you'd change
the front left tire IL il was the back
right that was flat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-08
OUT OF THE UNDERWORLD!

Imagine the worst sharks that exist in
New York's Chinatown-a daring cracks
man, beautiful girl as tough and wicked
as a snake, a faSer who -counterfeits any
deformity, dope-fend as sly as weasel.
Imagine such crooks in a little village,
invading the lives of other human beings as
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-08
FIRST BAPTIST
YOUNG PEOPLE MEET

There will be a business meeting of
the First Baptist church at 1880
o'clock tonight. a full attendance is
expected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-08

good as these are bad-the acid of sin striv-
ing to bite into the gold of pure hearts.
Imagine! -.
Imagine all you've known of good and bad
in this world, and even then you can't
imagine the wondrous appeal of ''The Mir
acle Man."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-08

Repairs-Parts-Miller Tires
Abbott-Ferriss Motor Co.
200 (. ZarragosSa st.
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IN SUBURBAN FIELDS.

Robert Z. Farley Organization rented
for the summer season for Mrs A. o.
Adams her residence in Central Park
Rv, Hartsdale, y. Y, TO DR.. IsraeI
Grushlaw also sold plot In the Green
acres section to Mrs. Alyce X. Sheldon
William S. Hart f!m star, bought
sixty-five acres and an old house al
Westport, Conn, from willard S. Adams
through John Crawford. The property
adjoins some sixty acres already owned
BY Mr.. Hart and has been in the Adams
family for more than 100 years.
George Howe sold the residence OF
Charles Sieburg in Ryan Park. Rye. y.
Y, to Dr. c. Lesiardi. He also sold to
the same buyer the plot adjoining be-
longing TO James " Duffy.
Amsterdam Development and Sales
Company reports the following sales at
Malverne. l. l.. To Cora J. Klemcke a
plot, 40xl00. on Nassau av.; to p. W.
Myers plot, 4Oxl00. on Norwood av.,
near Cornwell av. to Mrs. Ellen d.
Fiske a plot, 40xl0O, on Malverne av..
and TO william P. Redhead a plot.
40x10O, on Nassau av.
]. F. Walker purchased from the
Stanley Corporation seven room resi-
dence, 5T.6x1O0, on Ralph av., in the
Elmora district of Elizabeth, y. J. Bur-
ton Thompson & Co, Inc. were the
brokers.
8. S. walstrum. Gordon & Forman
sold in New Jersey for Mrs. Frances s.
Hart to Everett H. Hendrickson the
dwelling at 33 California St. Upper
Ridgewood for Mrs. Mary J. Ryan her
country home at Hohokus to Charlotte
Walker Deegan. and the residence OF
Mrs. Molloe Cross Bonham on Highland
avenue to Dwight s. Williams, Jr
Joseph V. Heating sold for Margaret
A. Brown her dwelling. 80 Greenwood
av., Madison. ". j., 16Ox102, to william
Hayes.
Henry Bannhr sold through Thomas
S. Burke three family dwelling al "a
Cliff av.. Yonkers, to Lille c. Boehm.
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and in iiS East 5sth street TO Thomas
J. Lewis.
The Literary Digest leased two floors
in I22-l2s West Third street for a term
Of years at an aggregate rental OF t7b'-
900 through the Brett q Goode Com
pany,
Pease a Gilman leased a loft In ~
West Thirty-eighth street 70 r. ATbib
apartments in $40 Park avenue TO DIT.
/. W. Held: in ii6 East Forty-ninth
street TO Henry Sheldon; In i2O East
Eighty-seoond street 10 James Gould ;
ene, furnished, In l37 East siKty-slxth
street to Miss Helen c. Muller; In los
East Eighty-second street 10 Mrs. j.
Blake White In 6si Lexington avenue
10 Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch; also
leased 10 Mrs II. H. Moore the four
story dwelling 27i West Soyenty-third
street, and a floor in 23 Park place to
the United States Shipping Board re-
ciuitlng service.
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REPORTS FROM BROOKLYN.

Frank A. seaver & Co. sold tho house
at s0lS Tenth avenue for A Wezra-
Realty Associates sold 10 Louis Ok
field & Sons, builders, lot In the west
side OF Bedford avenue, forty feet south
OF President street. 22xl00.
Me!ster Builders. Inc, purchased tho
six three story frame dwellings at $50
10 564a Gates avenue. and also the two
three story buildings at 46 and 4S Cum
berland street
E.lanar Realty Company leased TO l.
Stolitzhy & Son the four story building
a; 59sa TO 603 Fifth avenue. The lessee
will occupy the greater part OF the
building. Joseph II. Levine negotiated
the deal and acted as attorney for the
lessor.
Otterbourg, Slender & Houston pur-
chased the four story dwelling at So
Decatur street. 20xl00, and resold the
same 20 William Frisch.
Frederick W. Walker. Jr.. sold the
three story residence at l4s Sterling
place for Mrs Bender.
j. Lacov sold for Herman Hlshkin a
two story house, on plot 50Xl00 at the
northwest corner OF East Twenty-hrst
street and Avenue c.. Flatbush.
Henry Pierson & Co.. Inc. sold l6S
Sixth avenue, corner OF Lincoln place,
25xl00, for Minnie F. Leavy.
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j. Clarence Davies leased for the
Edgewater Realty Company to C. b.
kamprecht the Manhanset, 81 to SIS East
Fffty-nh1th street, a six story hotel
apartment house, 6ox100. The lease is
for ten years at an aggregate rental Of
5000. 900.
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LEASE GARAGE FOR 100000,
Other Rental Transactionn Closed
in Manhattan.

Tho Regulus Realty Company, Alex
ander Allen president, leased 10 the
West lbSth Street Garage Corporation.
samuel Norman president, the garage
In course of construction, on plot 2llx
ll3, on West 15Sth street, for twenty
one years at q total rental of about
sSo0,000. The leasing corporation also
acquired an option for an adjoining cor
ner plot, l35xl00, for an additional ga
rage site.
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased the Sec
ond floor at the southwest corner Of
12Sth street and Lexington avenue for
the Schultz Realty Company to Lick
Sung for ten years at an aggregate
rental Of $4,000.
At 10th street and Lenox avenue to the
Essellen Realty Corporation for fifteen
years at total rental Of 100000.
" L. Hess, Inc, leased space IN
- and IS East Nineteenth street TO The
Columbia Novelty Company also In 22
and 28 West Nineteenth street to the
Serge Company; Offices in II Madison
avenue TO II. Warshov; the fourth floor
In 13 West Thlrtieth street to Joseph
Mailot, and the third floor in 20 East
Twenty-second street TO Howard H.
Hamblin.
Worthington whitehouse. Inc. leased
for Carl Taylor 1S3 East Sixty-ninth
street to Arthur P. kirkland.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased a
furnished apartment In As East Sixty
second street to Edwin b. Parker; in 27
East Sixty-fourth street to Miss Eliza
beth Campbell and Mrs. A NoCasky,
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IN QUEENS AND RICHMOND.

Herman Frankfort resoId for Mrs. A
Cohen 10 Max Rogers the Faber home
stead, in the southerly side OF State ST.,
between Nelson av and Seneca St, Far
Rockaway
II. Goldschmidt sold to Nathan Frank
plot OF nine and one-Quarter lots in the
easterly side Of Wood lane. Woodmere,
Queens, adjoining the corner OF Broad
way.
Cornelius G. Kolff leased for Miss
Mabel Quigley Vine St. st. George,
s. l., to Mr.. Geran.
n. James Hughes sold for William
NJ Brace his four family apartment on
the corner OF Bowles av. and Renfrew
place, Port Richmond, S. l.. to Richard
O'Connor, and for William G. Otterback
lot on Dixon av. TO Mary Krzywes-
zynski.
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EARNINGS STATEMENTS.
ATCHIsoN.


June:
Operating revenue S1s .92l 1854 Inc 81, ,G42 ,5s4
Operating income. a,l74,03s Dec. 1j9.O9I
From January /
Operating revenue. 90 ,402 ,O6s Inc. .21, OF, ,22a
Operating income. 10,536.3l3 Inc. G,TGT ,23G
GREAT NORTHERN.
June:
Operating revenue. $40 472.si2 Inc. 81. .54i $50
Operating income. 9l2.S53 Dec. l24,
From January l:
Operating revenue. 54.240, 43j Inc. 6,e6s, PSI
Operating income. 1902 ,576 Dec. ,523. 100
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
June:
Operating revenue. 50, ,4oT, ,64e Inc SO, 0s4. .49i
Operating income. l.20s, 1856 Inc. 623,G77
From January /:
Operating revenue. 63.575.5os Inc II ,5s5 sos
Operating income. 5,225, ,l25 Inc. 1885, 4s2
ERIE.
June:
Operating revenue. 1880. 433 Inc 81, ,9G5. .2ss
Operating deficit. 566,3T9 Inc. 2S3 l45
Operating Si s revenue. 1886. .7ss Inc 1894 17a
Operating deficit. 5.06J,1T2 Inc. 2,T04, $40
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
June:
Operating revenue. $40. .124.2li Inc. 81, esq O4s
Operating deficit. l,6S9,T55 Inc. $50, 1856
From January !:
Operating revenue. 5s.323, ,O5i Inc. 1853 $50
Operating income. l,3O6,T3s Dec. 2.4l9,jT5
PITTsBURG AND LAKE ERIE.
Operating revenue. si.sO9. .s4s Dec. .iss.oIe
Operating deficit. 9jO,539 Dec. 903,0JT
From January /:
Operating revenue 2,s55. .o45 Dec. 7o2. 1es
Operating deficit. 2,352.9j3 Dec. 3,194, 400
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REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

Adams & Co. have been appointed
agents OF the two loft buildings at 294
and 295 Bowery.
A. L Libman has moved his office to
IL East Forty-fourth ST.
Frank E. Smith Of Frank E Smith &
Son. old time realty broker. has become
associated with Electus T. Backus at so
East Forty-second st.
Plans have been filed for the construc-
tion OF one story moving picture thea
tire, with roof garden. J5x144.2, at 176
to $50 East 10th St Morris Borsodl
Is the owner OF record Benjamin w.
LeNtan. the architect. estimates the cost
at 100000.
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Want Gold Release Explained.

BUENos AIRES, July 3O.-The Chamber
Of Deputies has called on Minister OF
Finance Salaberry to explain on Thurs
day the reason for suspendlng the re-
lease Of Argentine gold deposits in the
United States. which. they point out,
has been followed by 10 per cent. rise
in exchange on New York. He will be
asked to explain also why the prohibition
on gold expectation should continue and
why the Government is refusing pay
ment Of gold for paper money.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-31
Liverpool Cotton Statistics.

LIVERPOOL, July 3O.-weekly cotton
statistics: Imports $4,000 bales, lnclud-
ing 10000 American stock $4,000
American $1,000; forwarded $1,000.
American $4,000; exports 1000; sales
$1,000. American $4,000; quantity afoat,
all kinds, 100 bales; American $1,000
bales
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Allow western Maryland Issue.

WASHINGTON, July sO-Authority to
Issue s per cent gold notes to the
amount Of S5,sOo,OOO was granted to-
day to the Western Maryland Railway
Company by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. The road IA authorized to
issue also per cent. bonds TO the
amount Of iS,7OO.0OO and to be used as
collateral for the noteG
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-31
Mexico's OIL Industry Valued.

MEXICO CITY, July 3O.-Mexico's pc
troleum industry, according to official
estimates quoted by El UniversuI, is
valued at 100000 pesos. The value
Of her mining industry is placed at
100000 pesos and 170.0O0.OOO pesos
Ia the valuation placed on the Mexican
textile industry.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-31
MultifamiIy House Sales.

Tho Sussex. a seven story elevator
apartment building. 5Ox10O.5, at IS and
81 East Sixty-fifth street. adjoining the
northwest corner Of Park avenue. has
been sold BY Charles S. MacGregor to
the 55-67 East Sixty-fifth Street Cor
poratfon.
Afo Realty Corporation sold to Morris
Cohen the southeast corner Of wads-
worth avenue and 191st street, a Ave
story apartment house, 50x1O0.
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Fire Record

AN Loss.
IL :20-iG2 West 18th ST.; General
Unread Co.. ................... Unknown
/ :O0-328 Delaney ST.; Louis Bar
bano OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Unknown
5:00-l2G East 126th ST.; Capitol
Paper Mills ................Un Unknown
10:4J-l2 Prospect place; unknown. .Trifling
IL :10-Pier 80, North River; scoy;
O'Brien Brothers .............T .Trifling
2:35-233d st. and White Plains ave
nue., The Bronx: automobile:
MARIA Myer .........-......... .Irlfling
2:55-l72 Brook avenue. The Bronx:
Mark Kessler .Tr!fling
4:30-Mott avenue and l60th street,
The Bronx: automobile: Henry
Palmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Trifling
5:00-37a Broadway. Sealy Hosiery
Company .........-.. ....-... .TTifllng
J:30-ii0 East iOJth street; Automo-
bile; NJ. Schmall. l...............T .Trifling
6:45-62o West 116th street, Earis a
Carpour sss.-..ssa-ssxp.-s...T TrtQing
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CLOSES DEAL IN BRONX.

]. Clarence Davies sold for Meyer
Barber 10 Nicolo Falcone the vacant
plot, 75xs5, in the east side OF Apple
ton av, 200 feet south OF Morris Park
avenue
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REAL ESTATE--oUT OF CITY.
Long Island--Snln or Rent.

Long Island--Sale or Rent.
A PERFECT LITTLE COLONIAL HOME IN
FLUSHING: eight rooms and tiled oath,
extra servants toilet and basin: large open
fireplace In living room: parquet floors: :
large living porch; beautiful section; prtca
ST., 500, $500 cash.
JOHN W. PARIS & son, Inc.
iA West 36th st. Teephous Greeley ed0A
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BY James ]. Donovan.

westchester av. Soils. W cor l5sth st..
2o0I7l 4Is9.3 to Union av (Nos SOO-1sC
x20l .2x2i.3. 3 story hall and stores: Sarah
Birns against Rex Holding Co ct al; Charles
II Frederick, atty; due, S29,si0l7; taxes,
&c, f3.3e5.50; pr mtg $3.50, 600: 10 the
Broomis Realty Company for 3243. 500
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
lat II vEsEY STREET. ]
By Henry Brady.

2o3d st. W, s. 100 9th av. 5ox9o. II
vacant: Robert B Johnson. trus, against
Walter F Sheridan ct al; Warren c French
the plaintiff for s., 900
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SALES AT AUCTION.

u. 6. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE-salvage
Division. y. Y. G. 8. D.. 4Gl Eighth Ave.
New York. will sell AZ continuous public
auction commencing 1000 A. NJ. August 3rd.
1920 at Ford Building. $50 Jackson Avenue.
Long Island City, an assortment Of second
hand tentRse, paulins and canvas cots. Par
ticulars on application 70 Officer In Charge
BY virtue Of execution, sell P. NJ, s1u'h.
west corner 154th st. and Morris ~. maca-
roni machinery. FRANK ". GERATI. Mar
shal.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-31

An Advertisement in the Lott and
Found columns Of TIE sun AND NEW
YORK HERALD offers q real possibility
Of recovering your lost properly.
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Form New Realty Firm.

George W. Gustus, for many years
with the offices Of Pease & Elllman and
for the last year interested In lease
holds in the Pennsylvania section, has
formed partnership with David Felber.
secretary Of the New York and New
Jersey Realty Corporation, and Walter
@. Harris. Vce-presldent Of the Ameri-
can Land and improvement Company.
Inc, for the purpose OF conducting a
general real estate and insurance bust
ness, with offices at 214 West Thirty
fourth street. to be known as George w.
Gustus & Co
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INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, &C.
MILITARY INSTITUTE.

HUKUT-NI IWWN Will NI1l INNIII II,
Thorough prep. for college or business. Et.
Nclent faculty. small classes. individual at
ten,!on. Military training. Supervised ath-
latics. Goth year. For catalogue address Col
r. u. IANDOS, Prin. & Commaadant, Bor-
dentown, " J. Drawer C-.4.'
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HOTEL LCCERHE. 20l West 7gth 81.
HOTEL WILLARD. i6;h st. West End ~.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-31

An Advertisement in the Lost dad
Found Columns Of THE sun AND NEW
YORK HERALD offers a real possibility
Of recovering your lost property
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTE
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

BONUS paid for securing $4,000 Inortsa
on building worth 100000. F., COG
Herald.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
An After.war Bride.

returned soldier and his sweet
heart called on judge to marry them.
The Judge married them. and. appar-
emily satisfied with his work, he said
to Vic, Salute the BRIDE" For an
instant the groom was fustered. Then
he took two steps to the rear, came to
a distinct halt. clicked his heels to-
gether and gave Mrs. Vic one Of the
"doughboys' finest" "Oh. well, ]
guess that will have to do" sighed the
Judge as he signed the IIcense.-Argo-
naut.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
Giant Airplanes.

Airplanes of the future. required to
make long overland journeys, will be
specially built for this purpose. prob
ably multiple engined. with fuel sup
ply capable of "a hours or more. In
deed 1t is possible to build such a type
of craft at the present time. flying
hundreds OF miles with unfailing reg
ularity over deserts, mountains, cities
and villages in all kinds of weather
with an absolute freedom from danger.
which is more or less prevalent In war
type airplanes in use ut the present
time The cost of the upkeep of an
airplane and the salaries Of the pilots
and mechanics to keep the machine In
order would soon be paid for out Of
the sums now given for slower rail
and boat transportation, for horses,
carts. pack trains. etc. necessary for
desert transportation.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
Rides Through on Bike.

Whipple Chester, who is associated
with the Grand Junction News in the
advertising department, rode up from
Grand Junction Friday on bicycle,
stopping in Delta for supper He
was on his way to Ouray for TWO
weeks outing. Said the roads were
very good most of the way and that
he would about as soon ride bicycle
as drive a car. His family will join
him in few days.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
VISITING Home Folks.

Arriving Sunday from their home at
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, were Leon
ard Sweitzer and wife, who will spend
about three weeks with the former $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Sweitzer
and the other members of the family.
This is Leonard's first visit home in
four and half years.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
Last Resort

Press Agent-Tve done everything
could. I'll admit that cannot think
up any more publicity stunts.
Movie Actress-Oh. dear, l suppose
I'll even have to marry you to get a
little publicity again. Still. divorces
do make splendid advertising.-Film
Fun.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
Married Here.

Married Here.
At the home of Rev. Geo f. Klein
on Saturday, July 81, Mr.. David A.
Grout and Miss Ruth Stewart were
united in marriage. The couple re-
Gently reached this section coming
from Illinois, and say that they expect
to locate somewhere on the Western
Slope. You can't beat Delta. David.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06

their new store on Grand Mesa. They
will serve ice cream and soft drinks,
cigars, tobacco, candies and fishing
tackle, etc The store is situated at
the west end of Barren Lake.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
Their Relatives Leave.

Their Relatives Leave.
After visiting for couple of weeks
at the home of their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Odom, Misses Ula
and Irene Alcorn departed Monday
for their home in Denver. They were
accompanied by their cousin. Opha
Davis. who will spend several weeks
in Denver and Eaton, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
Goes To PaIisade.

Goes To Palisade. a.
After serving as Western Union op-
orator here during the absence of Mrs.
NJ. F. Keene, Miss Minnie Schall left
Monday for Palisade where she will
work in the telegraph office during
the rush fruit season. Mrs. Keene
enjoyed two weeks vacation. part
of which was spent in Denver.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
AIcorns Go Home.

AIcorns Go Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Alcorn and two
of their children, accompanied by Mrs.
Alcorn's mother, Mrs. ]. E. Odom and
son Marvin, left Saturday by auto for
Denver. The Alcorns visited for two
weeks and Marvin enjoyed his sum-
mer vacation at home. He is employ
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
Means Visited Delta.

Rice W. Means. candidate for u
s. senator arrived in Delta Friday
and conferred with a number. of the
Republicans in this city regarding
the outlook both nationally and local
4y. He is making tour of the state
in the interest of his campaign. Mr..
Means served in the late war, and
with great credit. for he won a COM
mission as colonel.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
Restaurant On Mesa.

Restaurant On Mesa.
Mrs. VIM. Shoup, of Cedaredge and
Delta, has opened up restaurant
where hungry travellers may have
their appetites satisfied, the place be-
ing located between Barren and AL
exander lakes on Grand Mesa.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
Miss Hunt Returns.

Miss Hunt Returns.
After spending three months away,
two being at Boulder and one at
Elko, Nevada, Miss Charlene Hunt
reached home Friday. At Elko she
visited her brother Ray Hunt.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06

ed with the Scott Electrical company
in Denver Mrs. Odom expects to
come home in about two weeks.
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06

The war between France and Syr
ia has begun. Where is the League
of Nations?
The Delta independent., 1920-08-06

Ready For Business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Davis have an
nounced that they are now ready with
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sorlh N.i.. nnd r,r.onnI 'llnIioN-

NJ hhr y Chapman, nall-e
T. ,'sits ~ tho CITY 90 rr r''t'
of h.s 49, Mrs W NhrriN
NJ. ChaaG IN clWc he's ti'm u
raa, vhtr rho has bee. 'ff vii
d father
N~ Nyr.ic Coca ta- il'iro
hVmr after an extended it'p aurnf
~ 10 visited IN Isl Fei'
Wcrih and Waco
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chri,iIan En.Ica,or I,rogram

Who-Chrlst.an Endcayof Society.
rlr.t Christian church
When sunday even ng. March
:is'. s;oo o'clock
Mhcte-Firt Christiun ,hufch,
Eighth and Taylor Streets.
Subjeci-Everyday Couricsics.
i.eader--Niss Minnie Ross.
Song Leader G. q. MccruY.
flynn,
invocalion Mrs MCcray
HYMN.
lurlness va re,iden, c:aude
Clary
Anroan,cu"nts President 3 n
BARREL
Scripture /. tsOn-i Peter . =.
~. Read J., Mn y y, Holland
Leader i'alk a,lss l,0H
Three Minute raiks
Topic whal Gre sono 'mmriglt
couriesics IN rrslasrs Life . y
Holland.
Topic What Comiesie~ are need.
ed IN our Chir,h lli~- Lu-clle
Th0mas
Violin Solo Cheiio. vim
Topic What r1ufiuies ar, nnai
"a ia or Rome iiir e. e. hr1ny
Topic How ,aa ~ bs,ome more
ecu rteous Res & Nuhief
Pastor Fiyo Iindi,s-.N'r Mob.
10y
Alsnah
= Hicks nlnirl President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21

The meu hers OF the "a tn.inrl
Club enieflrlned ,heir hushands mn1
dellghlfnlly Friday rfn'ng ai iho
home of Mr. J. e. britain 90
Aonfos street spfluF fioNu arf
used 81 decoration siih b most &.
llKluul sfisCi 4 uumhsr ui iahli 5
had ben arranged Coz ioTif'ipc. Hii
DATING the game deileious home.
made caadles wsfe served heifr.A'
mentf ~ leo cream and cikT eefH
fsFsed % The CLUB memheu. ih.lf
hnshands. and ias folloN inE guests
Mr. and MIS- Z VI uiAen. Misses
Here and farfls, and Messfs fsseF
and rFllain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-21
baptist Young Peoples tniob In
tcrta med

The Baptis, ioung Peoples TALON
OF the Tabernacle church was DO.
iightfrlly entertained Friday even.
ing at the home OF Mr. ana Mrs SD
Holland. The earlier part of the
evening was devoted C a brief husi-
ness session after which same, were
played. and a delightful social time
enjoyed. A delicious punch was
served throughout the evening