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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
STOCKS ARE l|sTlEss
WITH LEADERS INACTIVE
~ A,.ceis,.lP---s


NEW YORK Nav ie.-Uuilvurailc
induriria' condition. sup,rc~lod the -.
uatlcn AZ factor II primary lmpur.
;ancc In todly's lisil,Ss and lower sto,N
market proyoSis additional to- 18th
accounts
Rcports from leading crniprt 81, the
automobile induf'rv ronvev-l br1tl in.
iimaiicns ~ let down ~ scti'i'v cue
part o. ihc failure - the stool mills
20 provide finished materials Iri ~
lessrr degree % q reduction ~ lriurnl
The money SITUATE ~ figured ~
the trad. reaction. Conditions in 'hc
sfccl and iron trad, offered Ntae
ground fer encouragement. In The Pitts
burgh district alone Il was estimated
enc million tons q fnifh-d steel were
being held up hy freight rongcs,.on.
Virtually no time money was cIer,d
here and call loans rose from cigh. q
60 ten points aEan yielding eighty al
thc close 90 the sesSion.
The Ytock mafkct travsrs"d tn gr"uf
Jade familiar bv recent sessions. ~i'
sugars and occasionally shippinrs con
trihu,lng 20 the destructive side. while
motor. stecls. equipments. feathers
and textiles featured the heavy - w's,h
issues. Sales amounted to ''eo e'
shares. Trading On bonds was again de-
void Il especial featur, Total sale
par value zoe 0oo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13

~ ~ e..ssd frrss
NEW ORLEANS May Eth Iuf1'
V.fahle ch; ractcr oi the " 'tklv 49," g's
ON the crop by the department II agri'
culture Vas the DOMINATING lr..u'tc' ~
the cotton market today and ~, prizes
strongly highei after they raj @'i, d.
pressed = iac laliy trading 1v sling
aroused 10 a poor Liverpool and 'Sn'
unued p..y,mistic reports owsc"inins
,nc state q. trad, IN dry savdf
The cioss was Al net gains i,' ue
session Of n a. q points
The trade was chiefly inprese J with
th, view of conditions In GsOrg.a and
the statement that cotton In some 10
eaiitics was being piowed under ard
Ia. lard rsplautcd 60 fo,i crci o..
Ncniiun 81 thu apINaraTitc Il tt lo'
wccyil IN several southern counties ~
creased buIlish sentiment. weaihcs -
ports u the dsy noted rainfai ~ ioai
inches and more In som, : cl''us @
northwest Teas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
UNFAVORABLE WEATHER
CAUSES COTTON JUMP
~ A,sssis,sd rr-a

MEM YORK MAY Eth, continued
unfayor,lie character 81 weather 4id
ercp news seemed Chiefly responsible
fcr sharp advanc, In the co't"n mar
kct to-day The failure ~ rrcoW 81
pru'pccuve May tenders 90 CAUSE ans
Iiamldntlon II consequence was ALSO q
factor on the adyRnye Tho e,nrr1
hrt clcscd steady al net advance "a
- L. ~ points.
The market op'ncd steady 40 an ii
vance May but general lower hccaus'
t relatively easy cables and untaNor
an, reports from the goo,ls TRADE
Liverpool Was a siy,r however Whi!,
Tho unfa,orallc news from ,hc uttl'
trade recmcd 90 apply mur, parutaisr
~ e. vool,ns aud s,lhs than 'ut."n 1ni
active dcliycric, turned frm,, on coy
ciing
Thu lecamc mos active r.. IN, fu,,
cast FOR showers IN ihv ,lstrrn le't
Will, IN" buying h'cr was further s'iu
ulated hv hulIsh int,rpr,bitH Cd,
the weekly r,port ~ "a, weather iu
reau and num,rous crop complitt,
from eastern and central scr iuus Il
the belt There were also cpnull. g 81
sxccaiyc rainfall IN romc par. of o..
scsthwcsi
FNIUrts ieiay t.g5S maamg s5l..-j
- Ear this season
Port receipts 1885. Tuitcl State
pat stocks 10 Jss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
Md1:keitNeWi;s|
CORN SETS NEW RECORD
DUE CHIEFLY TO RAINS

~ Associated lffHs
CHICAGO MAY l2-Thp u,U tCCui
price fur the season resulted Boz tnv
.,ur umUA,t t,dIy ,hi,ii, ruu vet
weather and ir'm ursug buying ur
wheat Geo ship tu Eur,pDt The finish
in corn was uus,tii,d at { 3.s % .
uc ts.uu with July DO, - lrl : D..
t,.uh,r lsl Is Geo TOO -. oats lost
1iN Geo - o,u, Provisions ,!osed 90
10 80 cents up
Bu.lith trad.u ono uHIu worked u 900.
d. Imutiuu that heavy rain. 300 Iowa
aad Illinois, would mean s.iiOgs d,ll
Q, piu, irs IhD planting M,aaDl.v 60 p
ta.t thlt tNIy..,. u '.n'tt vt., hId.
diug 900, tuwHFt usu.,. ul o.. ,tp,
sdd.d ,u bW,tt UH.u. rSl...rt
lu,tu Dubir-s So. ulht d.fws 90,
-t.ut,r wu u, tu, sE .nd 'l,r. 'ts
ger stem, rumm Iu house buyiug
luau W.i, W,5t,u,d H, Canadian conn.
PETITION o., talk that 90, rul dvrt v,1.
thyt aN.l,I .u. L.v. O.. 20 '..1
Provisions JFo,ud.j s..u "ot ui
d s. C.mu.-im h..e', ,.ups t..
a., buyers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
Wichita Livestock .

WICHITA Nam Msy ie-Catii, ro.
rcipts see market steady Tor week
beef steers $50 ~ 1850 choice. % t,e.ns
killers 1880 al 1880: panhsndl. steers
goo "a; iioo. tanners and mt r. rrH
In h,tw~,nr steady 3se ~ 5os Ct bu.
/, cher. ~ stun - cat 1850. sol h.',I
ycarllncs 1000 az 600. stuck ',ys I; !
hcifcrs iso al 800 fancy white faro heir
err iono iu extreme eases gosd F'r
cows and heif"rs y.'ing 20 az 500 '''
81 $50 80 1850: 1000 hoEs rave cents
higher. top 1865. bulk 1910 al 1860.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
trrt Worth I.iV,.tock.
Sreeial % Tile Nrys

NTFFTTT 70 ~ NJ
PORT WORTH. May T. -Cattl, Q 500
.r,rong Ca dime HIGHER. steers 500 10 TO-
60. rtockcrr ga az 1850. cows soc ~
$50. hclicrr 400 No Tee. bulls Geo NJ zoo
calves ~ li;5.
Hegs rcccipts eco steady. hsh'
100 "a iiei; heavy 1875 ~ iioo. m,
idium 1875 ~ l35s: MIXED ii7i AZ 1875
common 1875 AZ ii7s: plgs $50 az NJ.
/ sheep reccip. 3 600 g cents higher
lambs 1859 az 1850. y,arllnss 1900 al
1850. wcth,rs 1850 40 il7-. owes a5'
q, 1850. culls 600 az zoo. r,ats sos
a, go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13

What thr use 90 merely taking ut'
90 hlir, ennis anil moo Destroying tn
r.'' 90 supcriluouf h.ir' Do vuu know
ihri sou e,n easily and uu.ck.y remove
tho HAIR entire Including the roots
vith ordinary ph,iaoiluv' Just iry a.
u D.. od,rlcy.. uoniuiItiug. and "a
harmless child could safely eat a..
lar iporior to dcmlJtuyiv-. rlrctsulysis
etc Get stick 81 phclaciinc TO-DAY
from 'UIg druggist and have the ole Pa
fIr, az actually removing the offending
/ hs.rguDu 40 loet -b.i'r, your ,vN
very ewes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
Coffee Irregular.

NEW YORK May ie-Thc market
for coffee futures was irregular today
The oisninr was one pcint higher T.
n luinis lower and the cios, net IN
rhans,al o. : o. o.. lower May 1855
Jui, iisS. S'W"aifr i'ra; uctnl'ei
iiss. Decc,ahlrI,nusT and Marcel
iisa
S,o; ,,t.i,t: Sautr essi o. - ii
Tn, ofllr.al c-iirs sh"ged decline 81
iso rciT b. thp rio market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
cs,r ~ >rrd Oh Iu.i.r,

u - = -
NEW YORK; 81. l--CH.n ..d
~ W hi-lrr through r1ttriHs go
tI-ii0ns alf H-iicgri htNl f.r Ions
o. .,uni in.mr,d o. 90. .riI.H -h.v
mg In practically 90 cumn' .. '..
ktis. Aciiv, c,lvrl,s cis- . O.
q FONTS De-. HIGHER ST. fspp Bear
a.. No gefdrr were p1t 80 ''r.n'
crude isoo nominal. p.l- summer SO
low -l,ot aud ,iay 1850. July 1889; s 10
umh,r 500. ]. "a
ifiIac winter stilYv a., . gu 5s
s aift nuniusi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13

Dizziness. vertigo. 0hliud s;aggersl sal
tow complexlon. flaiulenrc are symp
toms ~ a torpid liver. No one can fcel
well while the liver j. Inactive. ,iEe.
BNE T. a powerful liver stimular' \
dose o. two vii cause al bilious sylnp'
tens to disappear. Sod b. all druggists.
rs,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
4 TEXAS WONDER

For kidney ard bladder troubles. gravel. weak
~ lnine hack. rhruriatisrn and irregularities
~ the in,rcvs. nnd bladder. II not sold by
our druggist. BY mail si25. Small bottle
otter tt',s Send for sworn testimonials.
mr. T.. W. Ilill. sr-f Olive ST. 81. ioui. Mo
Sid bi all druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13

BOSTON. MAY l.-Clo,,laud wor
from llu' t"r in the pp u.nE game of th,
HIl,s tul,y
cleveland .......... 500 $50 100
Uu.tuu ............... ooO 500 o0e--,
p.N,i Thuma, aud JJidw,,l Morton
;. chang and Russell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
BEAUMONT LOSES
To DALLAS Al
MARINES ~ Ntn iliT> or MAR
TIN MD TAKE LAST GAME
Oi SERIES.

~ Associated infs
BEAUMONT. M1y o. Dallas m1d'
u two out uf three from Beaumont hy
winning the hst game 81 Tho frur'
to tn, Marines bunch,d hits oti
Martina On . innings Al % Beaumont
rms w,.p du, tu Millus error which
e5,n, 900 ihy uNth with the bases full
and two down.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
YANKEES CONTINUE
BATTING RAMPAGE
NNkE - IITS tOR - BASES or
WILLIAMS: RtTII IiirS M
OTHER HOMER.

NgW YORK. Nav 18Th" New
Nua Americans continued their hard
mtiue here tuloy making 20 hits ior
s1 m... on Williams l.uudcrmilk and
rs,ur Ruth hil another home run.
The .UuIv--
fMDsu ............... ul3 GOT O"3-N
N.v Nufk ...... i8p Ua5 tpN-lt
S,bal. and Lynn Williams, Payne.
Hannah and ThurmthlDu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
Where They Play

National.
Boftun ut ~. Louis
Brooklyn al Chicago.
New York ~ Cincinnati.
Philadelphia az Pittsburgh.
American
Chicago at New York.
st Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit ut Warrington.
cleveland ~ Boston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13

GALVESTON Mt, fe--rul.r ,e.
pUp uy falling uumdet'd boo pwut u.
th, patch, BOOK BOO The fru iuuing with
On, Iarr ul drwuHi.E'd %, Wi'h'
Polls Irn,id and three pirates ,russ' D
'hc plate while the Spuddcrs tried g.
heit ih, runners az various points
I'm, Srur,--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

Minneapolis. .. Toledo.
Nln ig CIV. %, LuuiNillv. I.
So Paul ., Columbus .
Milwaukee,. o. indianapolis. I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
sol TllERN ASSOCIATION.

Mobile. .: Memphis :
New orleans. I; Chnttnnugl. ..
hvillc. q. Birmingham, B.
Ntlauta.I.ittlr Rock rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13

HOUSTON. May L. The Houston
club l..yJ o. hli Black here toda',
uhilr On, Shrys,p>t team mad' th'u
hi,s count fur runs with the unal co.
uli 81 . a. q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
ST Iauf Vim,

ruAUELrIiiA. MAY a. 81 l.ouis
t,.I.d up the rrt,s ry beating rhi,
lpui' Boo the tenth today.
IuD HIt--
90 Iuu. ........ NUb Olu uIO o.,
IhiIld,uhia ....... OuO 0io GOO 81
SHueto. and GtibrI Perkins anI
N..i.r lHghpp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13
PITTSBURGH BEATS
PHILADELPHIA 5-9
~ NCii iil1S AND SCORE THREE
RIMS ~ FIRST INNING: OTHER
GAMES POSTPONED

liy Associated Press.
rlTrSlitl'G, Mry is.-itilshurEn
war again victorious over Philadelphia
to-day The locals punched three hts
with q pass and sacrifice IN the first
inning fur three runs and scored i've
more n the SEVENTH inning on tw'
iuglc and q Wild pitch.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
Sure Way To Get
Rid OF Dandruf

There Is one sure way that never fails
10 remove dandruff completely and that
Is 20 dissolve it This destroys IL en-
iirely. To do this, just get about four
ounces OF plain. ordinary liquid aryon
apply it al night when retiring; use
enough to moisien the scalp and rub It
in gently with, the finger tips.
By morning, most II not all, OF your
dandrun VIII be gone, and three or four
more applications VIII completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign AND trace Of IL. no matter how
much dandrun you may have.
You viii find. too. that an itching and
digging Of The scalp viii stop instantly.
and your hair VIII be FUZZY. lustrOus,
glossy. silky and soft, and look and feel
a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 10 Is inexpensive. and four
ounces Is an YOU viii need. This simple
remedy'has never been known 10 fail.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
"WHATS IN A NAbfE'
BY Mildred Marshall
Facts About Your Name Its History Its Meaning Whence
1t Vas Derived; Its Significance; Your
Lucky Day and Lucky Jewel
elAaAa4AssAaasasgssS slsssssslslaialasa9isss
By Mildred Marshall
of ~ femInIne CharloLle.

OF the feminine Charlotte.
Charlotte Of Savoy, who married
Louis NJ. introduced her name TO
French royalty. whence ID Travelled
quickly to Germany. There it changed
form becoming first Letichen then
Caroline, and finally Lima. Meanwhile
Charlotte d'Albret Of France, was given
In marriage into The House OF Tremou-
iHe. was responsible for the brave Lazy
Derby carrying ii into England. The
quen Of George III. bringing The name
from Germany. established in England
Tie popularity OF the diminutive Lima.
The Spanish make Lola from the
contracted form OF Charlotte or Carloia
as they call her, and The French have
an equivalent LOlotte Carolina, the
former from which our own Lima IS
probably most often derived, was pop
ular In Germany and was brought TO
Emgland by the wife Of George II, who
gave II vogue among The nobility.
The lovely mysterious lapis lazuu
is the talismanic stone assigned to
Lena. 10 promises her freedom from
danger and disease indeed, it is said
TO be a cure for fever. Friday is her
luck day and 3 her lucky number The
glory Of conteniment is her
flower
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
Nrm snor sroRE roR cITY.

Haber. OF No. 4O3 King street. has
leased the adjoining property at No. 4O1
Sing street and in conjunction with
their ready-to-wear apparel store VIII
open an up-io-date shoe siore To-
morrow. Carrying a fun line Of mems
womens and children's shoes. EXten-
slve alterations have taken place ana
the interior is tastefully decorated to
make 70 one Of the finest shoe stores IN
lhe city. There win be separate de-
parlment for each line Of shoes carried,
with lady attendants I'm the women's
department An attractive and useiul
sOuvenier viii be given TO each Gus
TONER on the opening day.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

GET BACK TO NORMAL.
After any illness Father Johns Medicine
gives strength and rebuilds wasted nesh.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
snonr pYTnIANs no RALLY.

CAMBRIDGE Nd, March 5.-Mem-
bers OF Cambridge Lodge, No. 80, Knights
OF Pythias, are making preparations
on an extended scale for the district
convention which pythians OF the East
ern shore viii hold Saturday at the
Cambridge Armory At the afternoon
meeting large class OF new members
will be initiated, Addresses will be de-
liyered by Supreme Chancellor Charles
s. Davis, Of Denver, Col, and Grand
Chancellor James s. Webster, Of Mary
land. Immediately after the meeting
a banquet will be served.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
NJ. BRENT w,DDFII nEAp

CAMBRIDGE. Md, March 5.-Manning
Brent Waddell, about 30 years old. died
Yesterday Of pneumonia. He was a son
Of Mr. and Mrs James W. Waddell. OF
Cambridge and was educated at Cam
bridge High School and Bryant and
Stratton Business College. Baltimore.
WITH his father and several associates
he conducted for many years the
James Wallace Packing Company. For
several years he was managing owner
OF the company retiring about a year
ago
He is survived by his parents, two
sisters, Misses Grale Waddeli. OF Cam
bridge, and Nancy Bayly WaddeIl OF
California, and one brother. Elliott
Waddell, OF Cambridge. The funeral
VIII be held from Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

ologists find 10 de-
rived from the
same source as
Helen and also dis
cover 70 through
the evolution Of
Charlotte. Who
shall say which is
correct?
lt Is not difficult
to understand how
Lena or Lima came
ta5hfa contraction
OF Helena but
preference is gem
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
rDFN IODCE no VISIT BOsTON.

Members OF The Boston Trip Com
miiiee ~ Eden Lodge, No. 81 ]. o. q. f.
will meet in the lodge rooms on next
Tuesday evening. The members OF the
W0mens Auxiliary have been request
ed TO attend TO help complete arrange
ments for the Edenzaar, TO be held
next month
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
PASTOR DENIES nE
WANTED THE BRIDE.

LONDON, March 5-The Rev. w L..
Twist-Wha.bam is named in divorce
suit here 10 is alleged he married a
couple in his church and then said he'd
like to talk TO the bride alone In the
Nestry, witnesses say. he gave her $40.
said he hated to marry her 10 somebody
else and kissed her goodbye. lie says
ne didn't.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

orally given TO the theory thtt Lima
Is she correct form and that It's real
source is Identical with the great Karl
OF ihe Franks who was The forefather
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
nm. cnr.h hi 9 20 "a nnr

Drugg, SIS refund money II PAZo oiNI-
NFNT fails 10 cure Itching. Blind, Bleeding
or protrudiEE Piles. Stops Irritation.
soothes and Heals. You can get restful
sleep after the FIRST application. Price oOc'
Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
JR. o. U. A. N. INITIATES SEVEN

"a class Of seven candidates was
at the regular weekly meeting
OF Wlnona Lodge, No. 9, Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
last night A number OF propositions
for membership were placed before the
body for consideration. State Conn
olllor A. II, Caulk, Vice-CouncilloE A. NJ.
larr and Junior Past State Councillor
I0hn Hayes attended the meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
LENA

Lena or Lima as it is frequently
spelled, is one OF the most curiously
eonnleiInr OF femInIne names. EtymoI-
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z - -
HEART 90 COD

o., NArnlit ti>usAr
% WUr .fafi uf ti.I
faf.I ".ff.fIHr f.IaUfrf.
90. ae af.aa IU HH ..H.au tfsss~
.H DIDO Dol u.aHarI
IIa.I. o.. Uaau .. NaI
bessie BOO H.a hrHHI
n ..W fa.fH. N Er.ri ai aIIus.
NeIf H.I bee odd o. al
W a haaN aI la
600 .. OBI H.aHI UaIHH
hII OBI f.Usf last sIH .sHaft issi
Na... aH. fHe l.lHEI ffaIs
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

Too afrs r,pauri m suuf Ngs
gHnni trrs urr asiauishIul bach
a. Iuu taHu trrrs fnsm coo vicinity
u tI. WaIpua faHesi Is stated 10
t.,s iiridri .a lss fsvt of svahlr
Nutsr etI.t o. ufouf tsi.r ths pr,'i.
90 0f Its largest tneeu trcrs % oai
uHU.s cod olui,aIsui to ny entire
wsiu.Iau % usauy thro, tues u
..of tarHp,au farrst
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

The Snow al Chrislmas6de

CoFrlu islls The ss'nlsf lsD,liqhl
- ou The gray old lowu.
uJih Ne i,fslh uiudo,,s buqhlsnsd.
uhh Ne ancient bgulags uh,isnsd
~ the pure snes, iieaiiuq d0Ba
from ihs heavens iaf aud aide
Pssesial snou u chrlilmiil,ds.
~ he shadows oi ne iotssi.
. a, the ntqhi.us,ad sire
al thsu crosses high uplrsd
Dhsts the siarg ilaiss hsgs dnnsd
Stand he .lsai ranti u i,n.
- The bf,ghi sassa qlsuiisd--
Hsdisai tneD u Chuiimssiids
NRon their long bslius' isll,aq
- OF he ssviors birth
Csullsus sni chimes sft unqin4
L,tsths angal chorus unqiuq
-Jos qssd 1,ll sad pssas on sir'hi-
Uhhs ihs sas.o falls iaf aud w,as--
Bls,.sd sasa8 u chrifinasl.ls
y - -
CHRISTMAS ONCE IS
CHRISTMAS STILL
Toe silent Gates CO., f.H Hf czech
I Ht. Hafh f.f. i. HfaT.
I.r aII. HH IIHF eH.N ia Harh
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

uaffsi racius 81 faFurile smuse
msui smuug ihs svfkmsn 10 q suhurb
of iundan some furiy cellar men.
csorsr aud others c1mpsiei iu nue
racs of this description. Then fe'ias,
81 q double bsrreist rsce he msu go
rarei being obiigei % push tsfors
ths,n fso empty barrels tusissi ~ oue
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

CHRISTMAS mOTHER Goose

Wh.i sfs little hoys shade ~. msd.
OF
WLat go little hoyt msds sif
Easinss cod ifums
Ani iat ssFsf piums
Al that's -hst bayi sFs msds u.
What sfs little sisis sa.ds IT, asds
81
What sfs little siSls aisis sii
Dishss snd dells
AID ed fsbbsf balls -
Aai tLats -hai sfls sFs asds u.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

"A eomanr observed So usur
PEA -is nsyrf s0 slew, ut uisht -
chen ahs hears Ffirui iiuslaui ium.
BLING sf CO. frauf fgar tefhoir. aai
usssf su uIds auaks ss shsu Do is
tyuf 90 upios dp ne stairs Auef
ilau Legion Weekly
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

Nauv uoris in everyday usr have
cutie auoltsf mraa.ut n remote cor
uefs 10 the raHHfrf tr Suction s
fIHY of unfit ris.r aHi some roe
ucs chen anvtIi eco yoH NAT msI
fsr ecom.lsI a u|E or p.u o. e
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Two Games Cinches Pennant;
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ANYBODY WANT
UMPIRE'S JOB?
Tulsa Shriners Matched
With. Springfield
Temple

All shriners who can play bali
or who were once professionals In
the national sport are asked to report
10 McNulty park at o'clock next
Monday afternoon for the formation
OF team to play the Abou Ben
Adhem team Of Springfield. Mo, here
on September 25. A team will he
selected by NJ B. Flesher from the
candidates who appear and practice
begin at once.
That there is real baseball talent
in the ranks OF the Shriners is the
opinion orr Manager Fischer who
was himself player on the varsity
nine Of Ann Arbor during his college
days.
The game will be called at 2:30
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Septem-
ber 25, in order that the visitors
may take tho 6 o'clock train for
their home. Tulsa Shrincrs are eX-
pected TO turn out en- masse 10
root" for their team. Proceeds OF
the game will be turned over 10 the
widows and orphans OF the Shriner' S
Home.