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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
PREVENTION OF VICE.

~slNSrFRs o the gospel and members board alarmed
AVA the increasing number implicated IN social wees here
They have begun which Vicious toong
closed and offenders Sny dealt with IN the courts but II"
less the they shared by the OF the city their crusade VIII
attain failure The problem too large TO be
,od by any eoup however earnest everyone who believes
IN virtue and promote morality Teachers well preachers may
help employers and who ina position to have any II"
luenc with the
m Judge important truth when he said the most
effective will he influence the home There is every sym
, for those mother, who By sheer
and haven't opportunity their children the needed guidance
But not ertng from such homes as that Such mothers
families Hut there parents who arc guilty OF neglect
whether they know IT or not Much will be accomplished they aroused
to their duty than the OF the law can accomplish ua
sisted
Tb, neglect mnests several forms Because youth will have
lis fling parents oerconcnt their o~n nden' good
behavior too many parents fail know the whereabouts OF their children
dng uneapooed Late hours are tolerated because
one is Young ba, once parents know sometimes find
late They Knowing the need amusement they should
see knowing the natural nna'o" for mnsn
OF H. ,eSc they should that such meetings amid the right sur
roundngs and circumstances
There is also the neglect Of ignorance pulcry fail, give
adcseent proper knowledge which protects from
pitfalls, failure upon the boys the ae that good morals
living expected Of him much Of his sister The double
standard OF morality still has weight social scheme but no one pre-
tends standard do their best
will accent standard their have by
Nor should public service cleaning up the pest holes Nehe
parents authorities ec, complete reform by saying Thou shalt
should OF the right More
Fairgrounds athletics and would much OF the
of youth really helpful channels The churches have both
privilege striving make their services interesting the
young interesting he helpful Clean
church supplies induce the youth Of the CITY
share It,
wonanhood the products and greatest
city Unless improved the deteroe And
with the beement OF humanity Without that other
finally ~ steady persist
The single drive will make showing but only vigilance wall
result in lasting good to the community.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
Burgess Bedtime Stories
WHY PETER DIDN'T WORRY
There's nothing in the world like knowledge
All through life you'll find this true.
Twill save you worry, pain and sorrow,
Helping In whate'er you do

/T>EkE nothing like knowledge nothing Like ko.l
edge This is especially danger know,
least likely 10 make . mistake
eter Rabbit had used that old hramb hesGrcen
tree and bush and and old log lie had
know all about these things for he knew that TIE might
would be tight place and his knowledge surroundings the
only ,lng which could him
Just abou, five Jumps angle a fallen tree
e uWs ~eh was hono~ was n al The end toward the old ham
pc tange IN TACT at both ends though comparatively few
knew this Tor end buried under pile
Peter waited until Reddy Fox close that wasn't sale
longer Then Peer dared the old bramte nr headed
straight Tor that hollow trunk You
Peter right at Peers hs In fact she close that the hair
Peters funny little white tail ,ekied her nose
The instant Peter and Mrs ie left the bmbe Rcd1y
barked sharply That signal Mrs Reddy
stump away ,, signal OF course not,
She had been around that and watching Peter Mrs
from the time they had first appeared edge OF the old bmbc
Now that hollow trunk lay close by that old stump
tang and headed ior that hollow they looked they
sons to pass the old stump ard Mrs % ucked inside and prepared
OIL breath they disappeared One second they coming toward her
with Jumps The second they had disappeared completely
they had been swallowed mp by the earth You they had dae
the end OF that hollow trunk
Mrs Reddy from her hiding place
she end Of The hollow teek The opening big enough for her
4stef aubng along through hollow Then IN minute or two
still Mrs Rdy cooked sharp pointed black
unie ear 10 sten here wasn't te un sound from inside that hollow
IN enter O they must be there lust Rcddy joined
3edy disappointed looking Fox III,
~ spshins but good
cuah have known said h pc would make straight for
l s1pome had known it, Mr. Reddy oy Il, wouldn't
1t6Do1 difference II he had have
isafla Al least: he wouldn't have lt, side You
usI ss the onl hiding Was behind that old STUMP
~ ss A:svtsm both ~ this old hollow trunk all have
s.ts .u.s Y lns watch sooner later they
- ihem msppsd this ,ime"
X%tsa Uos,ssh b, r Gp-srsj
B ~ ~ asp: .kslly snd' Ms Rslly are pssissL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
The Cost of Living
Is Up to You

I M\klS so DIFFERENCE what WORK ''c cost oi omg
i ", you much you d. tn else
You d. hundred different iobvn factory
office or store home You be working o the rtNa,
other public service corporation You may be operating ma
chine or you may be oucrttirr dt,k home
Whatever dorg can't sr' the iil that
par the cg,t II l,rg dcpcnd, upon ,Wn work
We al IN the boat There bosses and Nuttc when
worker.
lust a. soon a, We AT gcl together aud uLt up mmi lr.
liver real work duung every working hour cot the day that
will prices BEGIN TO lall
Tie cos ot living down W. ruu,,n lpr, up And
production until each makes
Plenty good, low prices. lcw goods hugh pn.e'
Make goods w,,er you do hi, influence
ol production
lts al mlir ard easy. II viii ony got together ,ld
work And dut trst u viii all MAX, money Il,
We wi, make because pce ~i down.
when prices down your money buys worth
aud you have and ave
YOU CAS- luI HE tOSl OF lINING.
S ", A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
Ripping Rhpnles
BY Walt Mason.
GREAT TIMES.

~ these are grand and I'd
l j gcouS times. anf every iell,
~ haa the dimes, work 10
hours and draw more pay III
father pulled down lor day,
he was dong thing, ~ dawn.
busy ull the llgm va, gour
father like ~, ui dads. sonch
arranged W. ave somc scad' he
wa,A paid up what he owed. and |,
q package .alch slowed where
could reach II ou the Hly VII
bleak misfortune came h', way
oi,rn wonder huN uut dads. ihs
pfmidcnl, hard working lads. cot
rom the mcIRcf Nagr they drsj
sayr dunes. die way ticy usrd ~ |
on mam rtuhIt, have camcd. al
mauy toublrNl have burned; J bl%
N more go tuy a tire than Was
daddls uonlhy hire ! wear n
,hn, AVID Cilfkln ,hoc,, and dod|
the lail.r Wth M, dues, and wl
! see the grocer, face ! lccl that
am m diNgt4cr Nnl IT the pa
,ccrs iorr,ct lhuuld come along II
lard on me. | wonder what VI
happen then. since have me-
,.,ci yen. su,b doubt, as uhs
,wirg through nv head. ,omeilrI
when ! am mug ~ bed then chi
po up aud dosn my splnc and Il
and ,lceplt,s hour, are mine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
Old Stories IN Nclc Type
From The Times Files
Twenty Years Ago

Mrs Henry Ovctholsef returned
last night from visit with Con
grc, Iuan and Mr., dennis ! Flynn
IN Washington
The Seventh Day Ai,cuurs have
decided to build a large hospital just
west OF their church On seventh
street
Dr. {. l. Russell anl Miss Edith
BARROW, will hc married tho after
noon a. the residence OF the bride
mother on Military fr,erAtlon
Gene Mclaughlin. better known a.,
"llitle Mac Haley, soda man. came
On liu nigh, from New York where
hc hi, spent the winter
The Apollo club A. considerable
expense ha< secured a concert grand
piano iot their program tonighi.
when Mcdonald the p0aui,t, will ap
pear with the clnh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
Fifteen Year, Ago

The whole Russian battle Inc va,
evacuated under cover OF iATkne,,
last night and the Russians arc lice
ing uor,hWard IN disorder BLAZING
fires tell the tale OF DESTROYED ,pp.
plies LETT behind IN the wlli HIm.
pede The iall OF Mnklca now 40.
pcar, lmmllent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

Something should be done relieve shortage People
readily the hcpesness Of the company New
opened from ard should
The local supply But the public should problem
much is wasted People do avail ,hcmsee. the
struetns offered them They should for the supply
limited II IS which be prolonged BY proper
seryaion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
OLD KING COLE

O,d KING Cole vas a merry
bul
Whcp he ,alled ior his p,pe
llrNI1old ,hal he was awful
When lie called Tor his bowl
llew4, told "l, = unlawful .
lle cried ont. MY violin, .-----."
Found then counted mong't
SinS
80
Oh k.us Cole d,cI a ,ad old SC
New Work Sun
a=#aaaHfHHa - HaHaa#Ha
Isn't n siaugc how some people
odd things jUEt 10 g,t even '-A'ario
Mtgugino.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

Professor Charles N Gould uq.c
before tlc Ai club today on The
Resource, of Oklahoma" lie stated
dat Oklahoma has underlying hcr
surface lIuA, SDW0olm0 tons OF
untouched coal In ilgureS even more
astounding. the state geologist dared
hls listeners. quoting oklahoma, re
sources IN asphalt, glass sand, wp.
,lm. marble. sAl, oil, gas. lead. sInc.
granite. sandstone and other sub.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

.HuCc' adding to the states uudc
s,iopti wealth
Suf, aud daughter. oi uli N,r-
gina slll ofgauUc FRIDAY big
rally meeting There are so native
Nitgmi4rS IN Oklahoma Gus.
- a--e
lolri,auS don't care mach v'lt
Hoover stand, Tor now but ih,y
~ Jndcr how lnuch he would stand lur
% elected Omaha News
-H=- - -=l7s-s.-=
It is c,,imated that $lOpDmO0OJ
VIII be spent ipr candy ~ this coun-
try this wear Any man. woman or
child nor getting his or her $40 worth
/, entitled tn wfitc 10 his or her con
gre uman ahou, it Cleveland Plan
Dealer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
DorlfW0rrp
. MR nm. -
CONTRIBUTORS DAY.
SAY, WERE YOU EVER Al LITTLE BOY

Great h's man aslttlng there
With your nauy clothes and super air
Iu,l,hke you owned the earth anil stars
Md Illc chunk, OF lup ard Mar.
rlN would 1t pi,c You thu, ol l1y
Should a,k. Were YOU ever luir boJ
saw. were ,or ever lntle boy
N,ha lgl,rr dog ari hro,tn toy,
\ torn br'm bat and trcckcd nose
Md bare broou ,l, and Sionebu,cd Co.,.
lr trou,cr, much l.n large for YOU
Md grmy ,hr, % ,Ic,kcfed blue?
Did YOU ever 'i,h wyh wrgglJ worms
Md scott a, ml.Ctuhc,, dirt and germs,
Or ever take corn .lk smoke
Aud saghtwAy tailed to see the ,oke
When you we're bungcl mp close IN lrh
WIrh something whlz1rg m your hcad'
Nay. big man 4, You work away
DO you ever think oi a tygone day
When all tire world wa, really your,
HE cloudc,, sky the hg outdoor,
Which showed yuu l,, without al'oy
Say, were you ever mNc boy
ll'a Hansen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

Malek. the Rrea, Bphcwian pianist
vii appear here IN coptcr, at the
opSra house March ~ lie VIII be
the first great pianist 10 VISIT the
cly ard will bring with him ~, own
SlnuNU SlrlnMaY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

Daughters Il the Aarri,ar Revolt
iiun have APPOINTED Ms, Lillian
Supwdcn delegate iu the continental
congress TO he held IN Washington
April l., when registrar general
will be clce,ed. 'Ir,. iaAhauk.. wife
OF the ,i,e-prr,idcnt, now hold, that
office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

March ~. Local u,kci agent, have
received instruction, TO charge three
.ca', 4 mile ON al iu,ta,'atc tafcS
beginning ou that dl.r The Iri,c,
and Roah Island have not yet made
llic ChaNgc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

Ten Years Ago.
Santa lie three cen, iatc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

IftcAr, acts that Oklahoma City why INTO the
90, prt,en the ". gas shortage e,-ShaNuee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

The beautiful doesn't look way When picking
vo, Neither does the pa Who has shovel the ,,cwaN
ap,od2r about whether March December
that many cn do that however but there a icw-A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08
A TOAST.

Here's 70 the mat who ,pade' up his yard an
lllniS IN the same succulcu, garden.
However, the yield viii be les, than he'd think
III say before draining this beaker ot ink,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

Tbs he climate where shouldn't hOE ms
r .ctS ont the oldp flcarhc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

Ii tic school teachers affiliate with the union they the
Is them in demand they make i shorter working
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-08

.Hrcc, adding To the states undo
I,,uptl wealth
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
SPECIAL PURCHASE 100 Sample
 Suits $36.75

handsome sample Suits of such rich materials
 bvet dc Laino Duvet Superior. Wool Veours |ines. and Silvertones The most skilful tailor |ms been put Into their every Iine and some
 hrfohed with Scotch Mole Nutria Collars. Willow Peau de cygne lined. elaborately
 fidored or plain tailored. Worth up to s4s.9S.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
'abies' Winter
 Coats

tho Big Store you will also find a full as nt Of Infants' Coats in all white or coIored, most reasonable prices.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
7 Hat Trimmings at
 Savings

specialize in Hat Trimmings of every de- |. such as Feathers. Flowers, Fancy Pins. nts. Ribbons. etc, at prices that mean Isavings every purchase.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
Children's
 Winter Coats

tho Big Store you will find the lar1a. |Yf to i4 year old Children's Winter Coat D be seen in New Britain. and prices ar,
 lower than elsewhere.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15

fe aro beautiful models. made of finest qualit, BLK Velvets. in styles extremely distinctive
 knship of the highest character an un ' variety from which to make a selection ! ss.es and s9.es values.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
Every Department n The Big Extraordinal
 Apparel For Tomorrow
TOMORROW 2 Wonderful Suit Values [ WILL GREET SATURDAY BUYERS at $27.75

you will find 25o handsome Fall Suits. neatly rod. of Tricotines Wool velours. Duvet de D. Yaiama Cloth and Mannish serges. hand |oidered. with matched or convertible collars
 ear with one's own furs. or coats with collars |itria scalInc. silk lined and interlined sizes 4s All are actual s3e.ss values.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
GROUP NO. 2 AT $35.OO

PERFECT WONDERS OF STYLE AND ELEGANCE in fashions favorite Iines materials and colorings. The models are semi form fitting and loose wrappy effects also the more conservative modes. The materials Evora Cloth, Veldyne, Chamois- tyn, Bolivia Silyertip. Bolivia and Velours. Some have fur collars, others with large self collars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
The EliyVrr Shimmir l. =
Gasoline Classic Pllrd by
C0p>--t'. Chaplin. isra,lrl

Traffic o. uri up Cor fifteen
minutes one taifi, cop .s dropped 10
the sewer ~. Mayor and Alderman
are tapped on the head with q tWolv,
foot dry goods box and Charles chap.
I'm Is stuck In pile of hot tar in the
opening scenes Of A Days Pleas
are" which is nov playing al the
Mission theatre
This production marks Chaplin 4.
fourth picture OF the million dollar
class which be o, producing Tor dis
tribuiioa by First National EXihihi
iors' Circuit Eastern critics declare
that n embodies the hearty laugh,
OF his previous First National sue
cesses. shoulder Arms" "A Dogs
Life and "Sunnyside" bu, is IN e..
self the most unqualified laugh sue.
cess h. has Yet produced
The famous comedian makes q de.
eided departure from his previous
picture Intending 20 eschew the slap.
stick Tor events that are likely to
happen on busy street corner and
o nan excursion boat
An added attraction az the Mission
Is " y Warner IN his newest pic.
iure "a Fugitive from Mairimony'
q society comedy-drama hy Fred Ny
ton. and provides the distinguished
actor with role similar % the char.
acter1la'ions Which won hm fame OF
the speaking stage ~ breezy
whimsical Young American. who
flees from matrimony as from o.
plague. Warner IS In his element.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
MEXICAN LAND
LARGELY HELD
BY OUTSIDERS

MENlCO CITY Jan. TO Tw,
thirds OF Lower California. equal Iu
extent 20 cuba and Porto Rico COM
bucd and 600 area boo h.Euahua clusl
90 England are held o., foreign in.
forests according to Excelsior The
Paper state. Do secured is iuforma.
ton from ,h" agricultural bureau or
rhr Department of romcuio. or de-.
,c'opmout
These ngures Ir' being studied
wi,h interest because OF no, roust.
'utIorM provision 0'Hr famous A..
'.,Ir $50 barring foreigner. from
holding lud within 700 kIumc,..
or th" MEXICAN frontier and .u kflo.
meter. from ihr tni-t lime All IHW
Dr lliiurna, except tor f.u point
n Toe iutlror b. iu the prob h.icu
area while chihuahua also .s affect.
cd throughout DO, long extent Of
frontier
Congress has been asked to grant
the President authority 10 float loans
not to exceed 10000 pesos Tor the
purpose of indemuify'ng foreign iu.
tcrcsi suffering from thr application
90 90, constitutional provision n ro
rard 90 frontier aud coast land,
Value of The property involved Is
enormous especially when the r'ch
lands adjacent to California. United
STATES. are considered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION
ELECTS NEW DIRECTORS;
ECRETARY MAKES REPORT

81 thc annual meeting 81 the
sto, holders oi the Amarillo Ma
tiunal Form loan Association rr-
Gently held iu Amarillo ihr srrro-
iap tr,asUrrrs financial report
.hn0 that ihc present paid up CAPT
iu stock OF the Federal Land Bank
ut houston S..ilN.OUUug of which
>ltNG.'loOO belongs to thp hor
roWors Farm Loan bonds issued
'''.uuu.oo 10000, cash uu hand So
2.l.0oo.oo0. reserve and undivided
profits S.iu,0O0,0O and dividend oi
q per cent was declared ON stock.
The annual report OF the Amarillo
National Farm Loan Association
shows s6 members, or loan, agera-
eating a0.N25.OO. 354a shares. or
81 1000 Of capital stock of the
Federal Land Rank Is owned hy the
Amarillo Association AID mo- dpln.
pucncics OF interest plymcuts and
that the Amarillo association Is iu
attitude 90 care for an safe and con.
scrVJiiyr loans in H. territory. con
,i~'ug OF Carson, Armsirong. Rand.
ml Potter Deaf NTH and Oldham
counties
The stockholders elected as dircc-
tore ior ensuing year Ray g. John
ur le,- Whitaker. q. e. Ncyly,
Frank G.ycus aud ~ Ncely
the stockholders passed by unauI-
nous vote the two following rcso,u.
tiOns
lst Be II resolved. that thr pre-.
sent provision Ia the Constitution 1T
Texas which prohigiis farmer from
morigaging his homestead should bc
amended so that our farmers will
have the same privileges and ldyani-
ages as the farmers OF every other
state IN the American Union. 20 Dor
row money from the Federal Land
Bank.
md BE % resolved. that We
strongly urge upo nour Representa-
tive IN both houses ~ congress IN
support an amendment to the fed
eral farm loan act increasing the
maximum loan which may be- made
by Federal Land Banks from SO.
600 To $4,000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

Scaled proposals Tor building one
brick school house 100 the town Of
pamn TcNl. tive one room brick
buildings and one tvoroom brick
bungalow boo the country will hp ~.
.riycd b, the Secretary of the Pam
pu Independent school District of
DE office OF L. e. McMurtry Grain
'o until $3.50 p w. saturday Jan
uary 30. 1890 Bd, will be- received
on an these buildings collectively
and On the school building 20 be
erected IN pamra separately and
then on the country buildings col
'eciiyely All proposals must be- ac.
'ompini,d hy certified check OF
$4,000. Plans and specifications
ind other Information may be oh
tanned on application 20 the under
signed or 10 W v Kaufman. archi.
'eci. Amarillo Texas The right is
reserved to reject any or an bids
T.. & M,Murtry. Secretary Board W
Directors rampJ Independent
SrhOu' District SO tic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
BODY Of BOB YORK.
DEMPSEY's TRAINER
PASSES THROUGH HERE

Bob York former trainer ~ Jack
l"mpsr, heavy weight boxing
hampton died 10 q Fort Worth hos
rital saturday It vas learned yesler-
lay iiis body passed through ANA
lilo ON tho Fort Worth a Denver
yesterday 10 Pueblo. Colo. where
urial will bee made
York was scheduled 10 fight In
Tot Spring last Friday night
The cause OF hi death was not
earned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
, = = = = = = - = .
ABiiiNE CONVENTION
WAS IilG SUCCESS

: Tine following telegram vas
= received ,y.tcrda, from Porter
+ 4 Nhlloy ut the West TrXa.
+ chamber uI Commerce.
: STAMFORD Jan 20 5
= N RAMSEY fditur Amarillo
= pain News Amarillo. Texas
= We sincerely regret iMt the
= very bad Weather u,,r..itltol
= sou .ui Lieutenant Whipplr
= having tu land az Crosbytun
= 1000 DOT btiur able 70 reach
= 'hU great convention af 40.
= .,u' which proved such mJr
, lrluu. .H.rn..
. Wish tuu would onuyt, io
= Lieutenant WhIpplc ana tho
3 Panhandle AVIATION Co and .
, fo fNu NW.rliIo New. our deep t.
. appreciation and regret 40 %
heur impossible for them To .
: come 1000 600 tlr way through /.
Also would appreciate b. n .
tHu would IH the imBrillu /.
BOARD uf tIty Development I
,uua bow Ne appreciate their 1
otter 100 our convention as 1
l played by Secretary Estes.
, NH' W'l" many friends f0r 1
\Wt.i.u 90 The convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

dencc IN san Jacinto Heights, Of
pneumonia.
lie is survived by wife and one
son. his father George T.. Cole aud
a sister. Mrs. Matte Sowdcr.
Funeral services will be held from
The residence this afternoon at 900
O'Clock, Rev Gambrcll officiating.
lntcrmeni In Llano cemetery under
auspices of the Woodmen Of the
World.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
Mortuary

CRY u. TlrlER. axe 30. died on n.
. 30 .. m Rock Island train usl he
fore 10 reached IN city Yesterday
Mr. Tipl0r had been for some tim
90 fuczuu Ariz Tor the benefit ol
his health hut failing to ret relief
Wa ON DO. way back home when
death came
10" was 900 company with his wife
aud brother T. $ 1iplcr when b.
died The body WJs prepared 10 IN,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
NEW PASTOR FOR CLAYTON
CHURCH TAKES CHARGE

si.sia' io ihr News
clayton y NJ Jan. 20 Rev. n.
- Webster Of Denver arrived Satur-
day Co take mp hts work as Pastor OF
The Methodist church ana delivered
his initial sermon sunday evening.
Tho Methodist Church has brpn
without Pastor since Rev. Mills re-.
signed TO take mp the work Of the
lutcr-ChnrCh movement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

other ran destroyer. is just as bot
a- tle old fashioned plaster b. b.
much quicker cleaner and more 81
frr'.te aud cannot blister
its O. great external remedy just
rub BE- IN wherever arh-,. pains. u-
fiammatIun. congestion ar swelling
exists aud IN very few minutes the
relief you have loupsd Tor surely
arrives because Heat ,lss- pain. a"
IL ND ID nanI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27

Grigfs Funeral Parlurs and sent u
pocahonlas, Tenn. Tor burial, on the
Pen. Rock Island
Mr. Tipler WAS q member " The
Church of Christ and of the u, OF Il.
7 aud was yard master of the South
ern Ry. at Memphis, Tenn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-27
|. c. CAzzELL BECOMES
SERIOUSLY Ill. NOW IN
FORT WORTH HOSPITAL

l. Cecil Ca2zoll of Amarillo 4,
critically ill in Fort Worth. accord.
ing to messages received iu Amarillo
Yesterday by the family OF W T..
cazyoiI. h., brother ". T. Cazzell
has been down iu the OH fields Tor
ih" past ten days on business and
Effort are being made 20 locate him
"a Fort Worth and notify him ot his
brothers illness. Mr. Cazzell was
expecting 90 leave Fort Worth yes
terday Tor Amarillo