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The Pulaskian., 1920-05-27
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w. l.. Wilson entertained tho young people with a party Tuesday night. Games ewere enjoyed and Zee cream and strawberries were served.
 There will be preaching at Zion Hill next Sunday morning and at night by the Rev. 0. D. Fultz.
 A number of the young people at tended the church social at Halstead Thursday night
 Mrs. Carrie Hudson is very i'll at this writing.
 Miss Zola Turner entertained with a Rock party Friday evening in honor of Miss Elsie Meyer of Natural Steps. Those present were Misses Mary Brodie West, Lillie Clark, Burma and zola Turner, Messrs. Orville Overs. Marcus Turner, Clarence and Harold Ried. Ices were served.
 MT and Mrs Kuehnert and Misse Burma and Wilma Turner and MT. Bo- gard Turner visited friends at Mabel Vdf6 ouHudy eNenlI&.
 Miss zola Turner and MT. Marcus Turner attended the concert by the Rowing Marine Band at Forest Park Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Rose Lawrence was the din ner guest of Miss Lexie Wilson Sun. day.
 The social at Lockert's Saturday night was enjoyed by all present.
 Horace Seamons has been visiting his uncle, MT. Wilson.
 Miss Elsie Meyer of Natural Steps is visiting Miss Lillie Clark
The Pulaskian., 1920-05-27
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 It has rained every day this week and has kept the people from work ing in their gardens.
 Coleman Creek is out of it's banks and Fourche has covered the pike in places. Mr Jones of Mill Creek had to swim his horse to get his cows in the Batter Green field,
 w j. Richardson has butchered two calves this week for Sam Jones of Geyer Springs
 Alfred and Carl Boyd of Geyer Springs spent Saturday with their grandparents, Mir and Mrs J. L Mann.
 Mrs. o. D. Fultz returned home from the hospital Thursday afternoon, where she had been for about four months.
 Miss Ola Mann spent Friday night with her cousins, Misses Seta and Ed na Jones. of Geyer Springs.
 Several people Were disappointed Friday evening on account of the rain, for they planned surprise party for MT. and Mrs. Sam Jones.
 Misses seta and Edna Jones spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Ola Mann.
The Pulaskian., 1920-05-27
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 "A large crowd from Plainview at tended Sunday school and church Sun- day afternoon.
 W. c. Christian and Sergeant Opeel- CT of Camp Pike spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks.
 Mrs. J. A. Davis of Mabelvale was the guest of home folks Saturday and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Roberts were callers at J. E. Mann's Saturday.
 J. Burnett of Martindale called in Schaubs Sunday.
 Nearly everybody in this community have sore throats and bad colds.
 Farming is progressing slowly. The recent rains washed nearly everything away
 The folks who travel the roads to and from Little Rock certainly need to be of Christian temperament, as they surely are in bad condition.
 Several from this place went fish ing last week but caught only about ! a bushel of frogs.
The Pulaskian., 1920-05-27
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 Dessie Busick is one the sick list this week.
 Horace Singleton and family spent Thursday night with John J1merson and family.
 Mrs. J. A. Lawhon and daughters, Eula, Eunice and Birdie Lawhon, were the dinner guests of John B. Lawhon and family Sunday
 A. E. Criglow and family went fish ing Saturday afternoon They had good luck and caught three fish. They sepnt Saturday night with Myrtiff Sin gleton and family
 The callers at Bob Busick's home Sunday afternoon were Messrs. Sul. len, Dewey Lawhon and Watson Rud. A. B. Griglon and family also Eula. Birdie and Eunice Lawnon and Jessie Busick called on Mrs Hattie Burton and family Sunday afternoon as they were returning home from East Union.
 Most of the people around Land mark attended the all-day singing at Union Sunday
 The Pea Ridge Pod man was ramb- ling around in our part of the commu- nity last week, wish him back again.
 Daddy's Cook
The Pulaskian., 1920-05-27
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 MT. and Mrs. Walter Hardcastle, Mir and Mrs. Brall and children, ana Addie Snow were the Sunday guests of Mrs. V 5. Hagan.
 Miss P, .ne Goss and Ella Snow called on Miss Bessie Walker Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Goss and children were the Sunday guests of Mrs. o. B. Jenkins. Haryie Wickett made his regular trip to Cato Sunday morning.
 Graydon Hardcastle. Macel and Odus Snow spent Sunday with Rag, mond and Martin Herman.
 Mutt and Jeff
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 The Pulaskian made mistake last week in publishing the statement that a community club had been organized at Fletcher Springs The facts were, a meeting had been called for the pur- pose Of organizing, but on account of heavy rain had to be postponed. An other date has been set for Saturday, May 29. We hope to have MT. Parke and Harper with us, also the county agents. Every ore interested is urged to attend.
The Pulaskian., 1920-05-27
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 There were preaching services by Brother Chrissenberry Sunday at II o'clock.
 Sunday School will reorganize sun- day May 30.
 There will be an ice cream social at Ironton Church Saturday night, June 5, for the benefit of the church.
 W. D. Perry and wife, Misses Opal Perry, Goldie and Bertie Hovlett mo, tored to East Union Sunday
 Misses Dorothy Treadway and Edith Kumpe spent saturcay night and Sunday with Miss Emma Pinker- ton.
 Most of the young ladies of this community have been employed pick ing strawberries.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Gibson visited home folks Sunday. Quite an i'm provement has been made on our school grounds.
 Brothers Mckinney and Johnson were callers in our community satur- day.
The Pulaskian., 1920-05-27

Misses Ollie shafton and Edna Kumpe were Little Rock visitors Sat urday
 Come on Jacksonville Route 4. with some more news.
 We people of Route 4, Little Rock, were sorry to learn of the death of our faithful old mail carrier. Charles Haus. He had been on the route several years. AS B4.
The Pulaskian., 1920-05-27
cox CUTTING DOWN The High Cost of Living
g fo 50 Per Cent Sauing on EUerything i1 fhe House

depended upon every time. We have never marked up over-values on tickets to ere ate mark-doWns, and we never will. We make good in all our undertakings without uphol- stering advertising. Our bus mess has constantly increased and has never ceased to go ahead.
 And at this particular mo- ment, when the highest finan- cial authorities point out the probability of higher prices, we believe that we have an in- cumbent duty to at least try to do something for our good customers, to help them bear the excessive burdens of the hour, to break the backbone of high prices. Therefore we are offering our entire stock of de pendable merchandise at % to 50 per cent saving.
The Pulaskian., 1920-05-27

This store has always shown it's true colors, that of 100 per cent AmericaniSm. In doing so we feel that it is our duty to do all in our power to create a breakwater against the in creasing cost said to be still ris- ing to Submerge the people, by increasing their burdens. This Pioneer Store has grown from the seed planted in Little Rock five years ago, and in these years the people have done well by us, and we believe the reason they have done so is be cause of certain principles that have guided us from the first, and from which we have never deviated.
 The people, finding that we dealt only in trustworthy goods, found out that they were well chosen and justly priced, and that we could be
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
TROLLEY ear KILLS nc
GRAY TIMBER WOLF

PITTSBURGH. Kan. Jan. . FIJI
teen dollars was picked up by D..
e. Watson. moiorman on an inter
urban ear on Tip from Pittsburgh
To Joplin lev days ago when biz
sray t'Iibcr wolf tried 10 cross ia
track ~ front of Walson's ear.
which was doing better than fifty
miles an hour
The wolf evidently miscalculaied
The speed al which the in,rrurban
aas travelling. and was decapiiatc
by the wheel Of the car.
kaison received the sls when he
took The VOLTS head To Columbus.
Kansas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
I. ". ". ~ ALLEGED PIlOT
tn DYNAMITE on. WELLS

nAKFRSFiEi.D. calif.. Jan. a.
Nlihoneh every possible effort is he
ne excrted 10 Illustrate plans of I.
W " = and other radicals thr0nei .
ont California. an alleged ;doi has
aeon uncovered here 10 dynamite oil
wells In tbs vicinity. More than
80 pounds of hlgh mower dynamite
ms been discovered hidden In To
Allls near TAFT BY Ford Alexander
'yplosives eVpcs, Tor one Of the oil
cnmnanles herr.
as dynamite NAs eNplc..sf Nv
nihnritlcs l.o-a' policc officers
have announced 'hat the, i..ih"ve
ic' have clue ~ "a who Is re-
russihle FOR the painting" ef The
'Vnamitc. hut have declined ,e make
uhlie anv further Information y,
laiivr to the matter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
nui MrsT siirN RACING
GAME tn GIT FORTUNE


wv l'iFF"Nfutt NFNa N"fAhsf
CLEVELAND. Ohio. ian. 9.--car-
roll nuehl~r shilling. four. Of Peoria.
H., will no, follow in his fathers
fooistcrs u hts grandfather can pre-
ven, II.
Herman nnehlcr. who left a $780,
aaa estate. made hequcsi Of s3O.-
"00 to his grandson conditioned on
his keeping out OF the racing game
The ch!ld's father Is one Of the best
known jockcys In Ale country and a
few wears ago was top-noicher In
the turf game.
II am strongly opposed tn allowing
my grandson To be put on u race
track or 10 he employed. In any
manner IN connectioa with horse
racing" Buehler's W. declared
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

" We''ffitorst ~ 81 -
.oMtiIf Jan. 9--If IN eprice Of
tides Ia sanything 10 do with the
ti"" of footwear. there should he
me drop IN the price of boots and
hocs immediately. In the last four
ronihs Tho Lrlccs Of hides AT all
scStern packing houses have drop
'c'i from % To a. per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
p0iIcR sRfk SENDER az
0: FALSE FIRE tI.tRNS
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ELIZABETH. y. J.. Jan. s.-The
'niir" fire and police departments Of
'hls city are searching for Lake
'lcency. who gives his address rs
Jersey city. They believe that Luke
nay know about six filsc fire alarms
'hai were scnt In Friday and like
number Thursday.
The nolico say Luke spent sixty
i'vs in the county Iaii for a similar
oncnsc In 1906
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
spS--aaksssVWWNED To FACE
THE "fND" ABOVE GROUND

ui. International News s.-.,ie.,
MIAMI. Okla. Jan. g-The "end
the world" scare caused several
mines in the Miami zinc and dead
'i"ld TO work short handed recently
because of IN ercfnsal of many min
- 10 enter tho shafts. The mems
Neuse w's that u was had enough
10 face the .'cnd" above ground, lot
lone heinr precautionary buried.
All-lay prayer services were the
rider ~ the day In this section on
lclcmber II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
xtHsR WIS KixD.
LEAVES siI;f, S5:..00e

MODESTO. Cal. Jan. 9.-Miss
Louis, Marie IIior,h. a nurse. was
kind and attentive To the late Mrs.
Christian Olsen during her fatal III
ness. The result Is that Miss IIiorth
has inherited ss3.e00 Of Mrs. Olscn's
estate which totals hut sG3.S7s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
Cu,,.r illc,i b, Railing Tree
INV International News srrviec. J

EMPORIA. Kan. Jan. 9---Wiliiar,
Davis. forty-five farm hand. dae,
with peculiar and fatal accident
near here recently. Davis was saw
ing Though the trunk Of tree when
the saw rcbounded. struck him IN
the face and stunned him. A moment
later the tree fell. killing Davis In
sanTy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
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WASHINGTON. Ian swift
- ~ "sroiilne" planes. sra
r'arcS ~ vi,ons types. n lcss, 'ns
- - Z IL 'ie a.. ~" ta''-''
fil ~ 80 ex'ens - the
'ntigr' . winter n.....s YRS and
hattie aras'ir- ~ the Atlantic ..-s.
~ =, ai'era ~aters wh'a viii tcein
s."a' la, ', &c. has, On Guar
'afamf iilf Cuba.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Flg RENT 10 rcnll4ncn. front hciroorn.
sr3 I1yior .tre,. Gail Sunday or after
~ o.. On w,tl days Phone a5a. 80 81
20 RSAiE iiauain In kinaiinr and rabbits.
Three do,s a. s. EACH Registered Siberian
ii,rk 81 1900 Taylor. - -
FOR RENT Five RON modern hou.c. $40
Harrison. Call aos ". IN NJ. 81 20
WANTED ~ oprc. rih ~ woman Tor housc
sarh. Phone is5s. 80 2n
rOR sAi.E room lucco and plas,erc,
h.ms. lot j. ioaNli0 feet IN San laeinio
li.irhis viii take IN -ood car on dral. This
place y priced to sell now. and u you want
this hsautiful honir. yuu all have o. a.
quick. J. n HOWARD LAND Co. room
rucLct nldr. Phone seso. 80 ac
ron RENT unfurnished orcms at Lincoln
noonins flou,e. iieo 80 CO.
WANTED 10 rni. or s reen house. rcr-
naRrnt Addfc.s. iioA q. city. 81 IN
WANTED At onec. cyrfisneei s,en.~,apher.
s'aic cVrsEien~s. salsp wanted IN first an
'lisailan. Nddpss lock l"s ees, Amarilio.
feNaA ~ Il
WANTED q, o-ee yo,,nr wan fcr office
york must IT, ahir W. ne Typewriter. fre-
isr man who has had some experience with
es-ii,s State ace. evp~riencc. salasy wuNied
sad rive rsferrnc~s IN liz; Application, Al.
drss i.ock naN Sod. Amarih. Texas. ~ M
roR SALE One Thor washinf machine one
VISITOR fe' sc~inr machine, At s's nuehr-"-.
80 ~
rnp SALE r.ur so~'i h.aisc with hath. ~
clcnwcs.l. Windmill ana vo.il 'kri. 81 shaa.
~ ~ p har-ain. Call aei AMI ast ''r
u. LANCE 80 e.
roP rENr s'--i.hcd roons for ho-e,.
t~piar gaa y. Tayldr 50 ar
wiiL HNvr ,a.a~' reau sor rent Maad-,
with loar,. furnae, heat Phone ia,a. ~ ~
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crNTt rMNN g., 'ins r.,is- ., g.ss r.,e-.,.
rsaic. l"ari furnished rh"ne ioes 20 O.
'TiP WANTED vr,rv m-a "a hsip Wos'
= rf~ah"ase r-nr H. slie 70 DIVE d.
livery cav AMARILLO GREi NHoifSr
sase
rOr estr ua.ierr, ria~ -oe~, hause si.,.e
g. Suitalie far ~s'-'inr hnuse or rcsidener
- lsrrr family R~ssonahlc terms. r.~ne
TO- o. &c
TOR nfNT T-slYs."- suiiahie far two ncn.
sAsr " Aal-ess ~ care New. ~ 20
rOR SAFE escs- feut -so-a hoise iaa fs-,i
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tay ha'tnrr ~ as per month rhau. ~
% 20.
roR RrNv T,ya fur.ishc.i r-sns 9or Hrm.
housstcTsH ~ saunie. a4' hasianar
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

We Manufacture and control rycluiivrly a
so,uplete line II AT and commercial rslendafr
monthly rdvegti'inr r-Vsice. AMI a wide ranfe
~ ritraetivr. gleh-.riny sIerialtis-' IN cell.
aaid and leather. Permanent y.ar-round en-.
playmsnt under a lll-rAl commission contract
with r-mit,anrsS weekly. Est~firnoe IN our
line not essential. Our a1rd sellinr rsaran
or-ncd December seth with record smashinr
ale. Territory available In Northwest Tea.
a. PLEASE Pi,c ave. experience and rrferrne.i.
nr.' batter ~ wire THE AMERICAN ART
WORKS. tsshaston. Oh.o. o. 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

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re-
''"h "'-",r 20, lIph'' hafh' ~. ON.
'% We II" Nashinr'"l' price ss1lh si""'
'-.'' ''hl"ner 'aN
"~in n"hr'h 'sle ~ on Lincoln price
',,.' '@-"' n"'"ne "'n'.'
70 r.ih',.th '''' ~ on fT"e Sifr'
i'"' s''' 'a,h' 'Alanfe easy
"-'i' "'"Nsh "'' heaied on Harii2n
p'"' ,''h' hAiAns" easy
''''' a"",n, '''-. ~ 90 f'efoe @" l"'e'
m'nt fF'" tls" catt, balance Easy.
,' 'oo'n me'''rr hgnsalo~. we'll lora'ci on
49, 80 "u.''"""''' me- avn ana
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

fok NALL
8 rocn's. iriciiS mo'iern. Iaylar. haseu'cnv
fgrnase. hs~akfnt rspasi. hardwood flasn
l".s'i-i" po'eh. ramve. cement dfivrSHf
'io.ssl
mans. strictly moslrrn rev bunsalov'
atc'i rtst,i. Taylor fssre.
roni, nd sleeping I"svh, furnished. John
al. si,aa,
ra.as. modern. iisnshcr, $500 SO"
,sfh
. mans. modern. Pierce. pavement. walls
$3.50 $1,000 cash
r"'fns. \. Foil. $500 third cash
: FsifIa fnotcru. lac ison. $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

BRAiDS made from co'nhinss. Elite Hair.
dressing fsrlor. ~ fuqus BIdF. Phone a
zte.tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

NEW YORK Rev. Charles NJ.
Shclaca. Who raised the circulation
of the Topeka Capitol from i2.eee
10 see eco IN the week he edited Il.
IS the new editor OF the Christian
Herald. he intends To make u grow
under a new policy Of a constructive
trend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

foR REM FURNISHED hsdToorns 10 gentle.
nsu. fHa Jackson. riions 1851 50 10
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EXPERIENCED Statesmen

rlASo for ,alc at 1901 W 9Th 81, rboos
saea ss Gr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
LOST

ny French law. no physician NAV
Inherit property left To him by a
deceased patient.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

~ IT'S nal home ys.u want dant fail To-
f"n- w aud luol At nuf H., l.for- y"u lazy
We have s"me shas ~ hanrains. " odd ~
ohe". lit yaH pr'r.uy with ~. GILL. 4
TRITON. oif,,r IN laby Llmhurt iio,sl
ihou" tee O. 60
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

ROCK ISLAND Hotel. o. ~ beddinR through
out. nice clean Lesls air and up special rate
~ week. A. !. LiiNDB;REEN Iron rhsn-
ata. opsn nirht and DAY. 10 2g- -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
DUPLEX raR sAIg

One lools means io,~ 10 the nan or
w"rian WIN sssz thi. handsan,e he,ae. II
scald rrmind YOU of a California hunralau
Sa,t'r COMPLETE do,sht dsssrie- Tho prae.
cr's NJ ~, Come Ia aud ~, ~ tell YOU alsai,
sun eno"eh harvai~
7. W. GOTTEN a ca.
Heem " rsshei Rias. rhsn. si,.
"a Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

WANTED hausekeerer hy man with two chill.
dfen. See NJ, Mcdonald at Elk Hotel from
to 10 a. N. r-lay ar address los 2ss NJ.
amt Texas 6sse
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
FOR RENT

ron RENT Nicely Furnished from, t-d
sosm 10 couple. iiea nusi,ansn OF Phope
iiie iA'p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10
A rARC AN COUNTER
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Oh Lease
ga 80 oil haze IN Randall county a,
si.ia M acnc.
as' a'rr close IN town lone mic auii. AZ
rusa Lnd slaa 10 s.r,
faraishsd hesss
strictly modefn in rveD particular ryi,,
'"rnn
'fisms s~es, usas"
10 '"''hv'-, ra'' Of ''i' rial honc, prize
4 ns.lae.. MAJ. p,.ss.
hsr ~ "eri r'n'sr aed worth the money.
T.; Is .low -or ~. - ,h..e ,ny,,,.
7. ". GOTTEN a 90
"""~ " ra'As'' hlaE rhsns 9la,
satc
'psr Coli awc,d ftirt nin. reward Mi.
tuN RIVED. Roor' go Hotel Anlarille
ssip
'nr rFVr f,.r.i.hsa Iish, hou.,ts.r,,r
''-'''' 'H'i "a Nohf"- ts2p
FoR SAFE WT.l.r l-.er,. sxtr. ,.,-, No..
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WANTED \ t-.oito,4.sf nnd sai..i,d, -.
80 Hss nj nec.-ssn ss.rt ,~.ft~ - f,-
.' nsnls varrs sHall. prrler a sirl ~,
10 ~ how '~.i'iun r-rwarsni Singer
TWIN MACHINE co, M q ath. pkas~
Eaip
"ARNsE for sale al White ne~r. T.~ss
'n'f one IN iauu. q rnansy watcr. S.ll,--
% a,.'uni ownsr la,iur. Addrc.s. g u \
sa7p.
NANlhh Z" fsnt. fhree or four ,,.,.iasu an.
'nfnish'' n~'ns. ihnut ist or fiss. rsfsr.
50 ~
WANTED hi wisav. - vars To- raard ard
i.''n Nth ctildrsu. near schoal Pi.ue
81 So
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

rurIIs WANTED Pirate school. 80, Jack.
Aon. &C sp
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Masonic BULLETIN
WANTED

SEWING WANTED Plain and fancy nj.
isSinr Hlecialiy. Phone 1850. 5ssp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

YOUNG LADIES
What should n Desirable ,--iiinn cfferf
A coon SALARY
INTERESTING Work.
PERMANENT FvrinyNENTf
OPPORTUNITY iOR ADvANCENENT'
'riE ASAST uRRouNDiNGS!
CONGfNiAL cO.wORkERS-
feisilrnn- "lsfating ofirrS Nil ihes. and more
uur 'hisf OiwFatr ' ~ h. rlad 4" explain
'hsm Q" yun Apy The SOUTHWESTERN
III. q TEl. 60. ,nr nh G Taylor 81.
~ zoe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-10

ron IENT-t niurni.lrL rooms. 1t lincoln
l,oomiar ilossc. iiel. o. 80
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