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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
! loul druggists 1ombinc
tu l.ub and Advertise

Iowa druggists Combine
iu I.ub and Advertise
Retail druggists Of Dcs Moincs
have formed a national cooperative
organization for the collective buying
aud distributing Of merchandise and
increasing sales by collective adycr-
ts.ng under the name of the National
Sglf'rhf Association
More than 1875 leading retail drug
.gi.ts az Iowa are now members OF the
association which is capitalized ~
SloO. OOU Office hay" been opened
In the Manhattan Hotel building
Back 81 the move are men prominent
in the trade In this locality. with
Byron q JAY. of Dies Moines. as pres
idcnt. Bruce &. Carter. OF Des
M,iucs and VI r. Steinbeck, for
mcr pharmacist OF Akron, AZ organ
izcra
The membership which includes
thirty drug stores IN Des Moines and
cichiy-fiyc IN other localities. II com.
posed ~ nCn-Cumpciitive suburban
end small-town druggists. and limit.
ed 60 i0o members IN the Iowa INIT
Nebraska. with the remaining states
" the country. will he covered by the
organization until the plans OF The
organization are fully completed. at
which time u " expected II will en-.
brace a membership Of i5,0o0 drdg
stores
SClrieht drug stores net onlN
have the advantage ~ collective buy.
.ag. hut will be- united in a plan u
Increase sales by collective advertis
ng said Jay recently only high
grade stores are accepted In out
membership. when our orranizt
iiun ir Iowa IS completed the Sci
r..ht si-r on drug store viii mear
that IL Is the leading drug store IL
tho suburb. neishborhood or smal
town
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
THE SENATE GETS BUsY.

For many years past the senate
has been called the most delibcT-
alive body on earth" II has been
considered the needed check upon the
impetuousity OF the House Of Repre-
sentaiives.
And vet. II one watches the trend
e legislation these days. Il will be
aosed that in more than one instance
House measures have been enlarged
and House appropriations been in
creased by this "deliberaiiys body"
Tor the good OF the nation ror the
House has a fair Republics bal
1nce.
The annual army approximation
bill. fer instance. has Just been dis
posed Of In the Senate. House APP
pristions have been increased hy the
senate and a much larger sum has
been apportioEed TO the air service
than was allowed In the original bill
The Senate increased the air service
appropriation by more than twelve
million dollars.
With England. France. Japan and
practically all OF the great nations
Of the earth seeking 20 develope
great air fleets. Il behOuves the
United States. particularly while she
r. not a member OF the League OF
Nations. to keep the pace. Even the
senate appropriations amount TO
much less than the other leading IA.
tions are spending along this line
but at least they will admit OF con
tinued experiments and OF continued
development. The nation should be
made safe from attack by land or
rea or through the air. and the only
way TO do so is through constant eX-
pertinent. the building Of great
asvy and the training OF an army
iha; Is capable Of swift and efficient
expansion in time Of real need
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Tcxas Population Figures.

1T shouldn't be long nov until
Dcnton's population figures are an
nounced." saws the Denton Record
Chronicle. "A good many Of the
towns Of Denton's class already know
what their census bureau figures are
for 1920. and while we believe Den
ton Is going 10 make a gain that viii
be notable In its history. We prefer
exac; knowledge 20 our beliefs. The
populations 81 Texas town. and cities
announced Up 20 the present are IS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27

WITH THE STATE PRESS


A conference Was held ~ Dallas
last week by par'iSaRs Of Mr.. IaileS
from over the state and one 81 the
speakers rtwamp-so vulgar snd ~
fensive In his denunciaiion 81 Gov
ernor Hobby that he Wa made bv
the audience to Quit speaking The
Dallas News said much ~ his speech
was unprintable Doubtless he has
been thirsty ever since Hobby signed
the Eona and statewide prohibition
laws. -Plsinview News
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Teachers Resign.

Seven Lubbock tcunty teachers
resigned the term Just ended Ia
hoka. as well a. many other place,
vii experience shortage u teach
ers next year. unless a better salary
O. paid II O. not known a. thIs
time whether or not any OF the
preseE, sacgliy all be- applicants for
their positions another year.-Lynn
County News
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Warranty Deed.

Robert Nsrion o. ". Neff ~ 20
ll,., 1si haillud addition. Cons,i. "a
tilu sl00n
" O. FiuiIea (. q F,thetir.-.
hrm. D. d. Mnrk .s1e Il,mons I'd.
difi'n. CONFEDERATION ts7s0
Thomas Cuflr o. : Nugcnt. i1,s
a end q. Sec, 90. rieuens ail,t un
Conf.d.rsgifh 1850.
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ted harl-karl Is not applicable by any
information II hand Gould IL be
that the Democratic party Is too
much alive in Texas and that he
would like to help e. over the preci-
plce .-Wichita Falls Times.
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Catered as second-class matter NJ the
l,ostoffice az Amarillo. Texas under the
Act Of March .. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27

When the ninth quadronnial Re
publican party conclave met in CHI
cago June 9Th. 1855. James G
Blaine was s,ill the towering giant
among ~ Republicans Particularly
after Cleveland issued his famous
tariff message aud the Mil ill was
introduced circumstances and acrcs-
siiics seemed To call the plumcd
knight once more g. leadership liui
~ health made such activity Ton him
impossible Blaine refused Co allow
the consideration of bis name ll.
though some delegates insisted upon
voting Tor him 20 the eud
The only ottcr candidate of pre-
yious convention prominence wHs
John sherman II Ohio. who had
twice previously sought the palm.
sherman led for six ballots 81 first
his nearest competitor was Walter
@ Gresham OF Indiana Then Gem
eral Russell A. Alror ot Michigan
forged 20 the fore other candidates
on the roll were Senator Allison ~
Iowa. ChaurceN ~ Dcu,n 90 New
York. Jeremiah Rusk Of Niscon s.n.
William Walter Phelpa OF New J'g-
soy, John 7 Ingalls, OF Kansas i. ~.
Filter of Pennsylvania. Mckinley ~
Ohio aud Robert T Lincoln O, ILL.,
nois
General Benjamin Harrison Of In
diana started mudcsily with eighty
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HEBUSINESS
ACOLUMN 81.
EDITED nY MANSfiELD 7, House 60

lin this column which twice week Will and
short articles OF special interest merchants their saeeope and bus
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George rIrr ,u J. E iFrr 80 lot
3 .N.rb .il. pl.m.. addiu'n C'lr'd'
ill. alton $1,000
Mitchell Damn tu e. o. Farmer lrt
g. ilo,h i.6. rl.myns addition cu1Hd.
rltina S6fuo
j l.. Summers On 4 - Jones -.
Co, DIT . and 90 q lot @ h'o.s 49, g..
s . t.us,s,r. u.u $500
10 Ward O. u W1th,r ;.is
. ara O. hIu o.. Gls1VWd addition.
.'ur. alteration $4,000
N1ru O.. Lly g. " W Mcllruy 4
.. Dot O. bi.cA "a. rl,mous addition.
lirrhanir's lien.
T. T.. MIMI L. q W l:rncs,, bot =.
lu.S s.,. llrm,us addition Consider.
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SUMNER ~. RAMSEY.
Managing Editor.
Publisher

Only Morning Newspaper in the ANA.
lilo country. Covers the Panhandle %
texas. Eastern New Mexico. Southern
dorado and Western Oklahoma from
wclve 10 twenty four hours in advance
u Denver. Dallas. Fort Worth. Okla.
mona City and other papers carrying
Geographic dispatches.
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city Managers Worth MONEY.
The city manager idea is growing
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Transfer Oh Leases.

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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10

from injuries incurred while playing
with matches, setting his clothing on
fire.
Grand Isle-A community club is
soon to be ORGANIZED at South Hero.
Lamoille-The birth of a son,
Proctor Hull Page, Jr., to Mr.. and
Mrs. Proctor Page of HYDE Park,
makes Senator Carroll S. Page a
great grandfather.
Orange N. Taggart who has
had charge Of a Randolph r. F. d.
route for nearly II years, has five
months leave of absence and with
Mrs. Taggart, will spend the winter in
Florida.
OrIeans-The village of Orleans
has presented A. H. Bullard a fine
gold watch and a bank book for 1925;
in recognition Of his 50 years services
as leader Of the band, which he began
when lad IL years Of age.
Eutland-A handsome red fox with
one foot in a trap caught under a tie
on the Rutland railroad track, held
UP a passenger train Near Dandy
few days ago. The train crew rescued
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10
CRAFTSBURY

Ms Mae Annis, who has been car
ing for Mrs Smith, returned to her
home in Albany, Saturday afternoon
Miss Mamie Hayam who has been
caring for Mrs Smith, returned to
w c Hadley's Saturday
Mrs B W Simpson expects to take
possession Of her new residence this
week
Rev. O. B. Wells attended the fun
cral OF Mr.. Austin Wednesday and
accompanied the remains to Stove.
Mrs. Juliette Smith passed away
Tuesday afternoon. The funeral was
held from her home Friday after
noon, the Rev. c. d. Pierce of Or
lean, assisted by Rev. O. B. Wells Of
this town oficiated The flowers were
numerous and beautiful. She leaves
to mourn her loss four children her
husband having died years ago. The
schools and business places were clos
cd during the funeral hour
Supt. Sharp met the official board
in the vestly Of the Methodist church,
Thursday afternoon. The Ladies Aid
served dinner.
A. L. Smith returned to Boston
Saturday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10
CURRENT EVENTS
One Item from Each of Vcrmont's
Fourteen Counties

Addison-At the annual meeting of
the Addison county fair association
at MiddIebury, the treasurer's report
showed receipts for 1920 fair to have
been $18,401.34; expenses, SIS, 552.75;
balance $2,847.59.
Bcnnington-M J. Hapgood of
Peru says that he is ready to pay
hunters for motherlcs5 faWns, or
those grown up, that can be cap
tured unframed. He wants them to
stock his park.
Caledonia-M G.. Morse Of Hard
wick, Grand Chancellor Commander
Of the knights of Pythias, has ap-
pointed Dr.. c. L. Libbey Of Dan
vile as vice commander.
ChittendeE-The University Of Yer
mont has secured Rev. DR.. Charles T..
jefferson Of the Broadway Tabor
nacle to peach the baccallureate soy
mon at commencement next June.
EsseX-The woods are alive with
hunters this week. Up-to-date several
Cood-sizcd deer have been reported.
No casualties.
Franklin-Pcter, the four-ye ar-old
son Of Mrs Josephine Murray of St.
Adams is in the hospital recovering
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10
Company l. Wins in Fast
Game % to 81
Continued from page one)

from Company d in a rough and fast
game IN Scnool Hail, Newport Thurs
DAY night by the score Oh 70 to a
Wo twenty-mlnute periods were
prayed. Inc games between the two
last teams now stand a te-one 10
one. 81. Jonnsbury beat the New
port outnt IN 81. JUnnsDury recently
ny the score OF 81 10 II. Another
game IS scneduled tor the near 1uJure.
Newport maze a cnange IN It's me
up. w ellis was out OF the
Zane and ii. Mossa, one OF
NeWports best known Dasketblu
payers, Played right guard IN the
new nnc-up. A crowd OF go loyal
rooCers Tor the Newport team attend
cd the game
AT the end Of the initial session Of
~ minutes the score was a ue--IO all.
In the second period the teams play
ed last and 1unouaiy. Five minutes
before the period was closed the
score was a tie, u to p. 1t was
Ju5t before the whistle blew that
Newport landed the final basket max
ing the final score % 10 21.
X. Bigelow starred for Newport by
arching the ball into the basket six
times during the game. Credit is GER
taiHly due the impenetrable guards
men, A. Hadlock and J. Jones for
their wonderful defens.. Slim Hill
and II. Mossa played 4 steady game
dropping the ball in me circle when
most needed.
Jimmy Foye WAS unquestionably
the star for ST. Johnsbury Although
injured twice d'ring the game he
persisted in usi Dig his grit to support
his team. To him went the credit Of
four baskets for his team. Morrison
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10

fcations for Tie proposed Newport
City hospital.
Mrs. Belle Wheeler has been con
fined to the house for several days b.
illness.
Nh. and Mrs. Carlos Nelson and
two children have returned from Lo-
well, Mass, where they visited Mrs.
Minnie Green.
Ara Griggs is in Montpelier.
Clara Richmond daughter of NJ.
and Mrs. Clarence Richmond is i'll
with scarlet feve".
Mrs. Eliza Adams has gone to Bos-
ton to visit her son, Wilman Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Shepard will
spend the week end in Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Arabelle Parker is confined to
the house with a bad cold.
Holland Couseas is substituting as
janitor at the East school during the
Illness Of Charles Couscns.
Barbara West, little daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur West, has been
sick for several days but is now
much better
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10
BISHOP BLISS
breaches ON
NEED OF PRAYER
Union with Christ" Is Pow
erful Sermon by Epis-
cOpal Leader

On Thursday evening was given
the fifth Of a series Of addresses bv
Ris5on PIiss 5,,,iro. tho Nv dow If
-. :. ,-O...-, 49,, ~ ~ -.
ms sd! - We" POI anu 'itS '"'A o''
Unlon with ChriSt should nave been
heard by every member of St.
Marks church.
pisbon pfs. oho.o ii, +o,4 f,on,
49, ...1, ll '7 N'.Yac =. - n ' 49,
..'e SIN' y cn3ple' Oh o. F@uI EPI'lle
90, 90 INC lNoIi'.IiS, verses . ana
hIioW !e NO. tiIa' 20 many ol Us d.
were pa tized INTO Jesus Chilst were
0"PTzed INTO his death,
n ! t-eI5IoIe we are pQtleG WIN a.,
n n m ~, ny oapIsm lhIo dea'h: that hKe
d CiIl-S' Wa ItIsGu up from lAe aeaa
ny lIie s4gly o. UHG a'ner' even SO
Ne Ne 9i'o SlIouI" Walk III He"l'e'S o.
me e.. -, -,
10Y Is 81! 20 - t"cA-Io UTeH
. upou 'ne i,.tt u pap:l5in "hieh mas
81" .H W. "i'H O I' 9ala u
pllsH' We 9.iouid nave a deeper APP
Pre-. 3! o. ,99o lnit5aI act OF our
ilSes' w Si'ouIu 'iIdIiA uoq 70 nave
, pgen porn ~ d Iana where me sacfa-
; TI,a oould nc administered 10 US
. ! -.e s,'t =, '.n , are not magic
cHouSn goa uses tAen 10 produce Ell
LEGS le;..s, IN our sous Inc dement's re-
~. .Gl' ca s.I,s az uePeNuehy upon Us upon
'i.o Hlii''l'eil' - I'Niis soou q our
p 0 olI',se2 , ,,na opii,5,'l 1.!e
eo:.(1 p o.lilsGS sIs MY ~ IepeHt"HcG'
Le~4tl anu ODGQl6ICc. L mere Is Sucn
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10

Ba.Nets, BigeIOW, 9; HiII, 3; n.
Mossa, 2; Foye, 4; Morrison, g Lam
pher, 2; Smith, I. Fouls on Newport
4 on st. Johnsbury. 3. Time, two 20
minute periods Referee, Sam Hamil-
ton, Attendance GOO.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10
NEWPORT LOCALS

For sale, one pair bay horses,
weigh $500. Priced for quick sale.
Gray Lawn Farm, Inc, Newport,
Vt. adv.
D. W. Davis, cashier of the Derby
Line National Bank, has given a sub
scrption of $500 to the Hospital
Fund Mr. Davis is much interested
in the hospital proposition in New
port, and has promised to enlist the
interest of Others in Derby Line.
Mrs. Walter Abbott left Wednes-
day night for Fall River, where she
will be the guest of relatives for a
week. She will also visit her daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Abbott, senior in
Smith College, returning home Dec.
20.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Hospital Committee, held at the
Goodrich Library, Wednesday even
ing, it was voted to ask and speci-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10
DIDN'T THINK ANYONE
COULD FEEL SO WELL

so nervous | just couldn't keep from
crying.
my stomach was out of order, 1
could eat hardly anything and what I
did eat caused me terrible distress
and suffering. | was troubled with
constipation for years and sometimes
had terrible weak, fainting spells
that would cause me to fall down.
The first few doses of Tan &c
seemed to help me, and when | had
taken two bottles | was feeling Won
delfully improved. In all | have
taken four bottles and am complete
~ relieved Of nervousness. My stem
ach trouble is also gone, | never have
the fainting spells any more and am
III much better health than | have
been for thirty-two years. | an so
strong that do my homework cas-
lily and feel we'll all the time. ! an
50 thankful for what Tanlac has done
for me that l just talk about it al
the time"
Tanlac is sold in St. Johnsburv b.
Lardry's Drug Store, and in West
Burke by Chas. II. Coburn and in
Lyndonville by Edmund'S Pharmacy,
in Danville by J. W. ellis. adv
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10

was laid out twice but played to with
IN few minutes of the final play
The score and summary:
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10
After Suffering Thirty-two
Years Maine WOman's
Health Is Completely Res
tOred By Taking Tanlac.

"Thirty-two years ago l suffered
nervous prostration ard was never
able to get over the effects of it I'M
til l took Tanlac a few months ago.
| never thought a woman sixty-two
years old who had been SEX so long
could be as we'll as | am today, but
Tanlac has completely restored my
health and I just can't praise t too
highly for these wonderful re -
This remarkable statement was
made by Mrs. Lizzie L. Westman
Maple Avenue, Scarboro, Maine, who
has lived in Scarboro for twenty years
Il don't know what l should have
done if l hadn't got Tanlac whan I
did, for my nerves were in such a
condition that Just any little distur-
bance completely upset me, and a.
night l couldn't sleep and often got
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10

the fox nd took him aboard the en-
CINE.
Washington-John G. Pike, aged
rs years, whose father was one of the
{ rst settlers of Marshfeld, died Sat
rday in a Montpelier hospital. He
as for many years resident OF
{ abot. He is survived by seven chill
4 rem.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10
80 Years Ago

Chamberlin Post elects y. P. Bow
man, commander, G.. B. Bullard, sur
geon and G. P. Moore, Quartermaster.
Only two days thus far has the
thermometer registered below zero.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-10

FOR SALE-WomeH and children's
shoes at very reasonable prices. Mrs.
Z. Ross, No l Eastern Ave 129-143
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Junior u. \. q. L.

Tabernacle Baptist churchl
The meeting ~ the Junior u. Y. T.. T..
II the Tabernacle Baptist church will
begin promptly at 4;lb o'clock The
program Ter the afternoon viii hc rcl.
dcred ns follows:
Piano solO-Aliss Jackie Lair
business and records.
Song. Send the Light
Mcmcry verse, REPEATED In concert.
Prayer. That som, of our juniors
may go Into Christian work. foreign
work. " rnllcd-Miss Louise HAMPTON.
Group |. In charge:
Leader. ". Gotten.
l.-gnbcrt Capell
ll.-h.slcllc Scruggs.
II. and lN.--Fay Collie.
Y. and NI.-Robcrt DnnclL
VII. nnd Nlll.--Kah Powell
Chasing remarks
Sentence prayers.
Adjournment.
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Former AmarilloanS Participate In
Musical Recital.

STseinl Ia Tie News
Slaton. Texas, July 3.-Thc Santa
Fe Reading Room WEI thrown omen
Ia the public Tuesday evening aud a
capacity h0ure heard the recital of the
pupils of Mrs. Call. teacher cf piano of
this city. The Lone star Orchestra.
bed by Glenn Bllnlionship III Amarillo.
rendered pleasing Interpretations t. the
program. rs did also Mrs. Herbert \.
TAFT. who sang two beautiful songs In
her usual charming. well poised man.
ner. She was accompanied hv Herbert
TAFT. Ir.. on the cornot, Garland TAFT.
clarinet aud Glenn Blankcnship VIC.
lin.
The numbers hy pupils of Mrs. Call
were delivered without hesitation or
embarrassment of tho performers.
which. alone. Is q marked tribute To-
IA" teacher who hai gul.Vd them In
their study ~ music. The Tclcctions
varied from the light aud airy IN tho
"Nc"rpts from the opera III Trova.
tore SUCH range IN surprising IN
class va young. ana one feature that
Impressed one was the fact that youth
so"mr 10 raise no barriers to this
i"achcf ~ piano. There was little
girl Viola May Iiallingcr. not much
bigger than doll who seated herself
~ the Instrument and rendered two
selections In a manner that would do
credit IN students several years her
senior.
The Flower Song" and B"cthovon's
"Minucy by Miss Audrey Marriott.
with xiolin obligato by Glenn Blan'
konship are deserving of special men.
lion. She has studied but fourteen
months. hut seems tn have no trouble
In mastering such masterpieces rs
those.
Space forbids an individual mention
~ all the performers. hut the program
IL these pupils AK rendered Tuesday
evening IL remarkable testimonial 20
the mcihols employed by this tcauher.
Surely Mrs call must he the personl.
fication Of tact, patience and ability In
handling 80 varied class So success
fully.
The program follows;
Duet. silver Stars Mazurka" BONN
Mrs Todd. Mrs call
Bee March" ..................M Miller
Ethel Rhodes
"Draon Files .....,..,...,...Bc Becker
Audrey Marriott
sailor Boys Dream" .....,. d. Lahacte
Dllla Young
selection by Orchestra.
Moonlight Waltz .......,..., .Grist
Bculah l,rodcs
Ductt. "The Sleigh Ride" Walter
Mrs. doom, Mrs. Call.
"Mmuct' .................Pa derewskl
Airs Tood
Vocal Solo
tal "Sonora" .....,....,.... Nathan
~ "Ry the Waters OF Minctonka"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS icurancc
Mrs, TAFT
Ial "Tarantcclc' ..,,.........,..li Heller
% "Thc Rosary" .......... NcViii
Maggie Harris
Jal "Thc iIumming llird' .... Schiller
d. BOY Scout March" .,.,.... Martin
Viola May nollinger
uI Flower Song .,,,.......,. Lang
Chl "Minuctt" ....,......... beethoven
Audrey Marriott with Violin Obj
cato by Glenn lilankenship.
Duet. III Troyators' 5000. Melnoti'
Maggie Harris. Mrs. Call.
Selection hy orchestra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
Judsonian II. \. 4. 4.

The Judsonian u. Y. T.. L. Il the
First Baptist church viii meet in reg
ular session at $50 o'clock. sunday.
July ith. A cordial invitation to NJ.
tend is extended to the young people
Of the city. The following program viii
be- enjoyed:
Song service.
Business and announcements.
Subject. Missionary Work Among
the Indians"
lntroduction-by leader. Miss Lor.
raino Bruce.
First mprcssions'-Mlss Rach,l
Dunaway.
I'ead.ng-Littlc Miss Elizabeth
Meyer
The Mud Lodge"-NIiss ThoI.na
Hubert.
"a Unique Church"--Aliss Audcllo
Small.
Violin Solo-Mllburn Easum.
Among the cherry Trccs"-Charles
Epperly
Closing song.
Benediction.