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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07

Mrs. f. e. Person went to Mime
apolis Monday for short visit.
Miss Emma Abraham returned
Thursday after visit with friends at
Madison.
MIR. and Mrs. W. G. Weldon and
daughter Gertrude spent Sunday at
the L. A. Berg home near Wabasso.
Miss Mildred Lobdell returned to
Minneapolis Saturday after spending
a week at the homo of Mrs Frances
Davis.
Mrs. Sterk who has been a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. We'll
don returned to her homo at Marshall
Saturday.
Miss Maude Peterson who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
is. G. Peterson in Minneapolis return
ed Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lohrenz will
leave Wednesday for Los Angeles and
Riverside, California, where they will
spend the next few months.
Miss Ida Kuenzli left Saturday for
st. Paul where she is attending Ham
line, after a vacation spent with her
aiCHIS, NAi dllu NILS. ". huGilZll
Miss Marjorie Baldwin left Monday
for Minneapolis where she is attending
school after visit at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bald
win.
The Misses Alta Johnson and Mar
jorie Steele left Monday noon fol
Winona where they are attending the
Normal after spending Christmas va
cation with their parents.
Mrs. Cora D. Fox and daughter
Miss Wilma and Miss Kerwin lief
Thursday noon for Minneapolis Fri
day they left for Long Beach, Calf
where they will spend the next sever
al months.
The A. O. U. w. Lodge N. 6S vii
hold joint installation with the De
gree of Honor, January II. Gran,
Lodge Officer will do installing. Their
will be a supper and dance after in
! stallation. All members of The A. @
U. w. Lodge and Degree of Honor ant
families are cordially invited to at
tend. Come and enjoy yourself.
BY order of -: n liz se.
! If it is small quarter of beef yo
want call LS35. George Wilcox, Del
hi. 23-t
! D. G. D. Ernest Lindeman install
ed the following officers in l. 0.
| F. Lodge No. 68, Saturday evening
January 3; N. G. George T. Freyel
V. G. VIM. Humphrey, R. Sec. L.
Jungers, F. Sec. Chas. Shaw, Treas
George Whittet, Warden James Gel
ding, Conductor Henry Austin, Chap
| lin John Billie, R. S. N. A. Ernes
Lindennan, L. S. N. A. Carl Byran
/ R. S. V. A, H. P. Mckay, L. S.
A. Henry Kuck, R. S. S. William Tho
mas, L. S. S. William Steele, 1.
i Cd. Austin Hubbard, O. S. Cd. Law
renee King.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07

| Furniture repaired and upholstery
done by Jensen and Son. Satisfaction
! guaranteed. 25-2ts.
Nealis Smith returned to Marquette
University Milwaukee Saturday after
spending his vacation with his mother
Mrs. Dolsie Smith.
| Donald Wallace has returned to his
work at Hamline University after
! spending his Christmas vacation at
the home of w. H. Gold
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fuller return
ed Monday from ST. Paul where they
spent New Years with Mrs. Fullers
iparents, Mr.. and Mrs Gerhard.
| A party will be given tonight
/ (Tuesday) at the home of Mrs. Dunlap
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. King
who are leaving soon for the west.
The Equality Club met Monday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. G. V.
Everett. The hostess served deli
cious luncheon at the close of the af-
r2rnoon program.
Legislation compelling children to
attend school until the age of eigh-
teen will be recommended at the next
regular session of the legislature.
The plan meets with the approval of
E. NJ. Phillips, state inspector of
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Harrington
have purchased the James Gerding re-
sidence and will move into it soon.
They found it necessary to get Il
home nearer to the business section
as a greater convenience. for Mr.. Har-
jlington's work and are offering their
home near the Northwestern depot
for sale.
The second presentation of the
Third Degree at the A Dry last
night was very successful, the pro
ceeds of the evening being about d
hundred and twenty-five dollars. This
amount will be used for the benefit
of the American Legion at whose in
stigation the popular drama was re-
peated.
The ladies of st. Veronicas Guild
will be entertained at the parish hous
from three to five O'Clock Thursday
afternoon, January g. The hostesses
of the day are MIS-. c. F. Gales and
Mrs. Harry Johnson and they extend
cordial invitation to the husbands
of the Guild members to come to
supper. aa
Lost Large Cameo Pin, Monday
Finder please return to Mrs. B. G,
Hall. Small reward will be given
! 25-lt
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07
CHURCH NOTICES
METHODIST CHURCH.
E. G. Horn, Pastor.

Sunday morning sermon subject at
1920, "The Inter relation of Men. y
Evening at 1880 the topic will b. "Es-
ther the Orphan and Queen" Follow
ing the sermon there will be three
reels of motion pictures on the sub
ject-ESTHER.
The town ladies aid society meets at
the church, Thursday afternoon; lunch
at $50
The mid week service will be held
Thursday evening, beginning at 1880.
Among the films of particular in
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Chas. l.. Thornton, Minister.

Sunday was a very busy day for
our membership. The annual cleo
ton of officers was held in the morn
ing. Tic every member canvas was
made in the afternoon. We hope to.
have every member of the church gee
under the load, both for the local work
and the world task
] here will be services at the church,
Sunday January II. 1fle Bible school,.
will meet at 10 o'clock. TElis will be
followed by Communion and preaching
The subject of the morning sermon
will be Getting the Most out of Life.
At night the subject will be the Eas-
lest Route to He'll" - = 2
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07
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John Schilt was business visitor at
Redfield, s. D. several days last week.
C. LaGrave of Minneapolis was the
guest of John Glassco for a few days
last week.
Stuart Peick returned to Minneapo-
lis Thursday night after spending his
vacation with friends.
Mrs. Walter Francois returned to
Marshall Friday after a visit at the
home of Mrs. E. Francois.
J. Hearty returned Saturday from
LIE Sueur Center where he spent sew
eral days visiting friends.
Royal Theiring returned to Valley
City, N. D. Monday after attending the
funeral of his father H. Theiring.
Everett Lang who is working at
Clarkfield is visiting for few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Schilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. b.. P. Minnick of Lam
herton who have purchased to the j.
?. Dunlap home took possession last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Lauterbach and
children returned Friday from New
Ulm and St. Peter where they visited
relatives.
Meals Smith returned to Wiscon
SIN Saturday where he is attending
Marquette University after visiting
his mother Mrs Dotsie Smith.
Miss Greta Britton has returned to
her work at Coe College, Cedar Rapids
lowa( after a visit here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Britton
John Murset left Friday for St. Paul
where he visited his sister Mrs. Victor
Hackett before returning to Wis. where
he is attending Marquette University
Clerk of Court, w. G. Weldon issued
licenses last week to the following
a. h. Siedschlag to Constance Sled
schlag, and Albert Gladitsch to Anna
Schneider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Athey and Miss Ruth
Barber motored to Lamberton Sunday
where Miss Barber took the train fol
Bookings, S. D., where she is teaching
this year.
The new officers of the Pythian Sis
tiers lodge will BIZ installed Wednes
day evening, January Z. A full at
tendance of all the members of the or
der is urged.
The Crystal Rebekah Lodge will
HOlQ IflStdlldClOI OI O1IlC6rS WeQnGS
day evening January Z. Light refresh
ments will be served at the close o
the evening program.
Miss Agnes Lauterbach returned
st. Peter Saturday, where she is teach
ing after two weeks vacation spen
at the home of her parents, Mr. an
Mrs. John Lauterbach.
Misses Eva and Ethel White lef
last Thursday night to resume thei
3. work at the State University afte
4 spending the Christmas vacation wit
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]
White
Let US fix you out with set O
Gcadyear Tires. They can't be bea
for long mileage. We do vulcanizin,
am kinds of repair work. Ken
d Byram. lit
The Country Ladies Aid of tn
Presbyterian Church will hold an al
day meeting Thursday January s, a
the home of Mrs. A. D. Smith in Red
wood Falls. All members are urge
to attend this meeting.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Albert Torbet, Pastor.

1890 A. NJ. morning worship, and
sermon, "Rightiousnfss Exoltette a
Nation"
II NJ. Sunday School.
$50 P. NJ. Y. P. S. C. f. subject,
"A Strong Character and how to at
tain it,. Prov. 4: 1-13.
1880 P. NJ. Evening worship.
Under Superintendent Max Treu
the Sunday School has almost reach
ed 200 members.
Radicalism may be the spice of life,
but too much spice spoils the flavor
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07

terest to be used Friday evening at
7:45 will be one showing the volcano
in Hawaii pouring forth a river Lave
another presenting the Royal Gorge
of Colorado; and another flying over
London, England with Alcock, who
mad, the first transatlantic flight.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-07
DATES OF FUTURE SALES

SANDERS & JOHNSON Poland China Hogs, Thur JAM s
LEE LEONARD General Sale Thurs, JAM IS
P. M. FULLER & SONS. Duroc Jersey Hogs January II
CIIAS. O. OAkBERG, General Sale. Tue JAM 20
E. f. WOOD, General Sale, Wed. Jan, II
E. CONNER, Duroc Jersey Hogs. Saturday JAM q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
MANY AGREE TO WORK ON
COMMITTEE IN REGARD TO
RELIEF Of El-SOLD|ERs

Lieut.. James IIartcn 81 the Scryic,
and Information Bureau of the War
Department. who viii conduct meet.
ing at the rooms of the Board Of City
Development this morning at 10 o'clock
for the purpose If pcrfecting an organ.
i1ntion Ia serve as clearing house for
information tu cX.scrvicc men Of Potter
County. who may have problems of
grievances against the government Ia
adjust In connection with their mill.
tnry ur naval services, was In personal
communication yesterday with tiny.
five PEI sons, representatives uf the fed
cral. county and city governments. and
uf business. welfare. fratcrnal and civic
organizations and the American Legion
who consented to be- present az the
meeting and lend their services IN ac.
complishing the purpose uf the govern.
mcnt. Lieutenant Hnrtcn explained
last night that the movement ON foot
h. nationwide on the part of the Service
snd Information Branch 81 the War
Department. whose intentions Il a. a.
adjust all claims during the next six
months instead Of from 9 Co 10 wears.
"Thc committee viii canvass the en-.
tire county In order that no cN.scryice
men be- overlooked" said the lieutenant
1T will be- the connecting link between
cN.scryicc men and the federal agency.
operating here for their special benefit
\ bulletin compiled hy the Service and
Information Branch viii b. distributed
o. the members of the committee. de.
scribing the many benefits The govern.
mcnt has made pussihlc Tor the cN.srry.
ice men. There are n great number of
men who do not know 1T these benefits
or do not know how tu go about pro.
curing them ar to whom to apply lot
them. Tho committee viii ,ndcaNur
through personal contact to impart the
information through their representa-
tives to all ex.scrVicc men entitled To
medical treatment. vocational training,
adjustment II insurance, location Of
Liberty Bondf. payment of back pay 90
travel pay. delivery 81 victory buttons
return 81 uniform. granted by act OF
Congress and many other items which
cN.seryicc men desire to be- cleared up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
REVIVAL CHOIR LEADER
WILL ARRIVE SATURDAY

John 4. Robinson. choristcr II the
Culpepper.I,obinson revival, In hc held
In the large tabernacle at Polk aud
Eighth Streets, beginning next week.
will arrive In Amarillo tomorrow. ac'
cordng la information received ycstrr.
day by Rev. u. y Brooks. pastor Of the
Polk Street Methodist Church. Mr.. Rob.
inson will meet with the general com.
mittccs In charge of the revival Satui
day aud will rchcarsc with the choir
ON Sunday. lie is not only q dist.n-
guishcd choir leader but u splendid
soloist as well. Il IL said
DR.. Brooks viii preach both sermons
NJ the church Sunday. Rev. Simon
Culpcppcr. evangelist. viii arrive Mon.
day aud begin hia revival that nigh, In
the tabernacle. Tie has been In Abilene
holding q revival. one which has been
80 successful that he deemed II ncccs.
sary "a continue Il another week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
PROTEST IS MADE
ABOUT AUTO RACE
OFFICERS DECLARE STATE LAW
WOULD BE VIOLATED
~ HELD.

Due To Interference by sheriff Bur.
ton Roach and County Attorney T.. H.
Underwood. the automobile road races
proposed Ia be- run from Amarillo to
Washbuin and 81 Francis aud then
back VIII not be- held July 9. The fhcr.
III. In declaring his opposition To the
race being held IN the manner proposed.
raid that after he had carefully studied
the law he was thoroughly convinced Il
would bo a violation IT the law To hold
a race upon public highway whether
In the city on out
This phase Of the question. he said.
~ covered not only In statute rcln.
tive TO driving at greater speed than
Is miles an hour. but also under AN.
other statute dealing with racing. These
two statutes. taken into consideration
In connection with the great danger at.
tendant upon such a race. has convinced
the sheriff and county attorney that
I heir action In interfering with the race
was entirely justified.
The committee from the Amarillo.
PanhaNllc Automotivc Association had
collected about $500 In cash as prize
money To- b. offered and a number of
drivers had signlficd their intention ~
cntcrting the contest. Yesterday
Tonev Chisum. president 81 the asso.
citation. said track would hardly do
for road ears. and felt little hope that
the race can now be- held.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
B. c. D. FILES REPORT +
Or ACTIVITIES IN NAY

The secretary 81 the Board II CITY
Development yesterday flied with City
Manager J. q. Colby his report Of the
activities Of that organization during
May.
The industrial committee mentions
IA, location OF Joe Marion at sixth
and Polk streets through the medium
Of the committee. Mr Marion II 4.
said viii install Improvements 10 lhe
amount al $1,000 and put In a siocI.
of ladies' ready Ia wear goods valued
.nt slOO. OOO. The location II thc Fisk
Tire 4 Rubber Company In the city Is
also credited 10 the industrial commit.
tee. g. G. Fletcher, who win be- In
charge. informed the bund tina, Anna.
RHO VIII be- headquarters for a trade
territory covering ~ counties Of
Toxnn. New Mexico and oklahoma. ana
viii require a s2ao,ooo stock.
Among the associations and visitors
lur,tcd after oy ino cntcrlainmcnt com.
mittcr are the Panhandle Hardware
Ir..r err Association. May 1911; par.
handle Press Association, AprI ss.si.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
NEARLY ALL MATERIALS
FOR PIPELINE NOW HERE

Practically nil materials Tor the con.
struction Of the field aud gathering
mains uf the Panhandle Pipeline Com.
imny aud for the laying of the dis.
tributing mains within the city limits
have arrived, according Ia T.. LUin
DriscOll, sccrctnry.iicasurcr.
The material yet 10 arrive ~ some ..
inch and somc G.inch pipe. witch viii
not be- needed for rome time. The last
shipment of fittings. which IN con.
posed Of two carloads. has been rhipprd
from the factory ana VIII arrive In the
near future.
The work Of stringing the pipe for
the construction ~ the field main and
the gathering lines viii be- completed by
tomorrow night. Mr. Driscoll said \
force ~ about thirty men H. being used
and the work IL being rushed all pos.
Siblo. The force W. be- used In laying
the pipe will be- from 80 To- a. men,
and a representative of the company
went to Fort worth yesterday for the
purpose of securing additional lahurcgs
with reference Ia the matter of keep.
ing men here a. be- used In u" n'p".
line WORK. Mr. Driscoli said tnnt It had
been found difficult to maintain "a fun
force ~ men because of the cost ~ Nv.
ing In Amarillo sn the company has
decided to open n camp where labor.
ers may stay N they desire. The camp
will bc Kept right along with the work
and moved up when necessary. Tho
work ~ laying the field lincS viii be
started within about two weeks
The work ~ laying the intermediate
pressure lines from Harrison tp John.
son street ON Twenty second street. aud
ON johnson from TwcntyGrcond tu
Thirteenth street. thence east tn Grant
street and north on that street 10
Third street. has been completed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
PATROLMAN GETS
EIGHT QUARTS OF
LIQUOR IN GARAGE
CfiESSIIIR MAKES RAID. TAXING
HOMEMADE BOOZE
FROM MAN.

sitting In his car nchr sixth and
Tyler streets yesterday afternoon ia.
trojan -. u. Chcgrhlr 81 served man
take n large carton from the rear of
"a motor car and ftnrt toward small
vacant garage building In an alley open.
ing ON Tyler. Following the man with
the unwicldly artc board box that
tcemcd unurunlly heavy. officer Chess.
pir said nothing until the carton was
,lepofitcd In tho vacant garage building.
Then liftinc mat used AZ covering.
eight quarts ~ alleged home.m
liquor were exposed. The man started
away but upon Chcrshirs insis,cncc.
accompanied the officer to the police
station. The arrested man gave the
name q Paul IIorfoTd.
Acting on q tip. thirty minutes after
the arrest II HEREFORD Chief at Police
&. ". Davis and chcsshir discovered
what they claim To be the source Of
Hcrfcrd'r supply II was IN field
81 Johnson grass In a canyon OF the
road four miles north If Amarillo. Hid.
den away In the johnson grass that
rtood waist high. the officers found
three kegs. Two were at fivc.gallon
ste ana one a ton.glllon kcg. they said.
Around the hiding place. grass and
weeds had been tramprd down hy IRE.
quent visitors. Tho kcgs. ton. had been
almost cmpticd by frequent visitors to
the cache. II is raid. Very little "mulc"
war found In either ~ the kegs.
In the discovery 81 the Potter county
cache. Officers believe they have Ia.
Gated only one Of a chain uf mule" sup.
ply depots extending from Amarillo Ia
Colorado. HEREFORD gave the Officers
the names II two men from Colorado
who left the city FOR that state TO the
north 30 minutes before hir arrest. They
had been occupy ING local hotel here
few days. but ~ the supply was run.
ming low. left yesterday for Colorado
where u h. f1id the contrahand goods
are made All HEREFORD has 10 do with
the stuff. he said. was 10 receive IL from
the two men from the north aud deliver
H. II was IN the process 81 delivery
that chcrshir interfcrrcd HEREFORD had
turt driven IN from the direction Of
The Johnron grnss field. whore it Is hc.
licvod he filled the eight bottles I'm his
posscrion from the kegs.
The liquor seized is not regulation
distilled whiskcy. experts who have ex.
amincl !, haid II " believed to be- made
In Colorado, and In the opinion IL off.
GERS Is sold nj different points all the
way from the mixing station In the
stat" To the north Ia Amarillo Il isl
presumed the two men who left by
motor car Tor the north yesterday were
ON n..ssion ;o>rcplcnish the sta,ions
along the route.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
DANIELS EMe,OYED A.
STEWARD At HOTEL

samuel Daniels 81 Columbus. Ohio
has been employed 10y l.. G. Thomp'
ron. proprietor oi the Amarillo Hotel
tn serve ~ steward lie will have com
nletr charge II bath the dining room
and Kitchen aud Of the purchasing Of
all foodrtuffs served. MIR. Thompson
said that Mr. Daniels is an addition To-
hi force and Is not accepting q Vacah'
- made 10y the resignation of anyone.
The head waitress and chef viii be
maintained on the force.
Mr. Daniels n said 90 Ice steward
~ wears ~ experience. having hecn en-.
ploycd In yomc 81 the largest hotels ~
Chicago. New York and other eastern
cities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
BABY FALLS FROM BED,
IS STRANGLED To DEATH

Funeral services fur Francis T..
Green. four.months.old daughter II Mr..
and Mis- q. W. Green. 1908 Garfield
street who died Thursday morning at
4 o'clock. were held al the funeral par.
Tors of blackburn a Malone. mdcrink
crs. ycrtcrday afternoon. Rev. n. =.
Brooks. pastor 81 the Polk street Meth.
"dist Church, officiating Burial was
IN l.lano Cemetery.
The baby was stranglcd tu death
when 1t fell from is bed and WIS caught
In a high chair which had been placed
bdfidc the bed To- prevent her falling
out When she fcli from the bcd her
head became caught between the seat
aud thu footr'st ~ the chair. strangling
her before being rescued.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
ROGERS RETURNS FROM
TRIP TO THE EAST

Ross n. Rogers. manager ~ the Mis-
ZION and Dcandi Theatcrs. has return
"a from a thrccwceks trip to Chicago.
New York and other cities In the east.
where he has been In the interest ~
procuring ideas To- follow in the con.
rtruction ~ the new Olympic ihrater
ON the lot adjoining the old location
II thu ,howhouse 10y that name which
burned last November.
Mr. Rogrrr said that within two "T
three DAYS he viii have announcements
To- make Ia the public relative 10 FUR
Their thcatcr interests IN Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
HEREFORD TO HOLD BIG
ROUNDUP NEXT MONTH

Plans for the biz monthly roundup
&" To- held NJ Hereford July and are
under way and one of the largest ~.
fairH 81 its Kind Is predicted by Seth ~.
Holman. editor ~ the Hereford Brand.
who WIS IN Amarillo yesterday. The
roundup Is a monthly affair IN Here.
fmd during the summer months and
usually h held only one day In each
month. However. V was dccidcd Ia
hold Il two days this month. l,runcho
busting steer roping hun DIGGING rid.
ing Wild ponics and other features viii
b. on tn program
AZ the last round az II was estimated
that $500 persons were present 4 grand
stand 10 SCAT 1000 persons has been
erected Music will De- furnished hy the
Hereford land Has hall games VIII De-
played an both days by the Hereford
and White Deer teams Advocates "
tho candidacy ~ former senator !. W.
Bailey for governor ar" cndcayoring Ia
bring hmi there Ter July .. Mr.. Holman
said.
llnryrsting II Just beginning In the
Hereford territory and VIII he In fun
swing within fcw DAYS. said Nj Holl'
man. who declared that the Weld would
be unusually heavy. Hail cut swath
about four miles Wide few days axe
west Il Hereford. but the damage was
not great. Farmers ar" making rrcra
rations O. AXE care n the crop. and
are taking NO chances on losing any
more than Is absolutely necessary
Many binders. headers and combination
header. threshei graders have been sold
by the merchants this Eeason.
g.. an. .ff.x...s.s.t. Panhandle Fac
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Attention 90 ycom,n.

There VIII b. an invitation dane"
gwen Ly the Ncumcn at the ]. q. q. y.
hall on Thursday evening, June 9Th.
1891 $50 y. m. Music by Jecsi, Orchcc'
ira.
You may get invitations for vour
friends from M. at isl East Sth -.
iHouston TaylorsL s01 tic
Forrest y. Walker.
Correspondent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
cuh@ Iapsc Ia Panhandle

The Duily News in lis issue foI
Tuesaay morning stated that the
Cebs did not 80 TO Panhandle for q
hascl,all game Sunday. A letter re-
reiysd BIZ The Daily News states that
lbis information was an error and
tbo, me Cubs played Panhandle. the
Ia,,sr winning s TO I. The cub,
msdS their lone run In the first In.
nl,e the letter states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

w,,,,,.. s,,p-i.fs, Amn IS, Dulns Bnos,.
ers M,ysI. Cooperation with wom"n
n.,nI,-s Il the varlols churches "a
young women who work
IN ,,a,|lo bu; whoa hnacs are els.
wbe,c v.s aiso given by the entertain.
ment coa,nis.ee'
~. rad Extension committee has
b.., se,lge aal Is lLnning trade
L.'n, ION over The s'uih Pialna
r., ,o,ai cxl'cUre f.. the month Wa
is,gs.