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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-25
Carload Of SyruI' :
For Baptist Aphan,s

BOSTON, Ga, Dec. 2l.~,
Baptist association will tnlE
send car of syrup to HapeVille
phanage., J. j. Parramore, ch
man Of the Orphans Homes com
,tee,, reported 81 barrels contrib
from Mercer, some corn and pean
with Campbell, sister assocta
sending in.19 barrels, making
Iof 101% barrels sin the car Satur
with hope Of making it ITO.
823 Boston, church 140 per ca
which she was asked fog, ash
10, she gave IA; Tho9rasNille
gave ninety per cent of tthe% 10
asked of her; Liberty and Metcal
each contributed 100 per cent of thu
ouOtagS -"
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SHEPARD Z GLUCK COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. "A small mar
ket. along strictly holiday lines, was seen
In cotton today. Shorts covered rather free
ly and furnished the ring with a demand
which more than absorbed offerings during
the greater part of the day. No news Of
graet bearish consequence was heard and
the more cheerful tone in Wall street was
distinct help to the market here. Prices
did better until they were at gains of %
to % points. after which they fell off to
nearly the level of yesterdays close Late
in the day the trading months were at
gains of about 10 points, At the markets
best January traded up to 1888 and July
to 14.51.
Whatever new selling the day brought
forth appeared to be based on the dispatches
from Washington telling of the determined
opposition on the part of Secretary Hous-
ton to the war finance corporation but,
as was the case on the long side, bearish
traders were not inclined to carry new oper-
ations very far in view of the double
holidays following the close
The market Monday depends on the news
of over the holidays. We hardly look for
anything more thar trading market until
1921 is here. We wish every one a merry
Christmas and happy New Year.
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Ponzi Sends Message
OF Xmas Greetings
To Former Victims

BOSTON, Dec. 2A-Charles Ponzi.
"bushel basket millionaire" now
serving sentence in Plymouth jail,
today sent his several thousand cred
itors message of Christmas ''cheer."
The message, neatly written on
name engraved at the top, was sent
to federal authorities with the re-
quest that it be made public.
The message follows in part:
Il hope your financial losses may
not mar your Christmas spirit nor
cause you an hour of grief. Some
day, perhaps in the near future,
events may bring a happy change
through our mutual cooperation and
determined Efforts. q
Pe4nzi also asked that his creditors
send words of sympathy to his wife
and mother, eff there is any KIND
feeling in your hearts"
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in hand But Representative Rainey,
Democrat, of Illinois, leading the
opposition, opened a bitter attack
which increased in intensity as the
debate wore on.
Paragraph by paragraph, he as
saulted the measure, while the Re
publicans, with loud roar of Noes"
sent his proposed amendments down
to defeat. A few Republicans sup
Of his owa party turned from their
traditional stand against a high tar
if to pein the majority.
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CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Wkeat: No. red,
$2.O6; No. 1, hard, 81 1A@1. 7Sh.
Corn, No. 2 mixed. 711ac; No. yellow,
Oats, No. white, ASH case; No. 3
white. 461A%47Ac.
Rye, No. 2, 81 1913.
Barley, 73@89c
Timothy Seed not quoted.
Glover seed, not quoted.
Pork nominal.
Lard, S13 90. &c.
Ribs, $11 .OO@12. 25.
ST. LOUIS QUOTATIONS.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 24.-Eash. wheat: No. 2
red winter, Sc. 00@2. 81; No. g. $1.85; De.
cember, $1.79% March, Sl.69; May, S1.65.
Corn-No. white, re; December, 72&c;
May. 75%c.
0ats-No. white, 4skc; No. 3, 4s1sc;
December, 4Sc; May, 501ac.
.%4 GRAIN MARKET OPINIONS
Lamson Bros: Undertone good and war
rant buying on sharp recessions.
Bennett & Co.: If foreigners continue TO
buy all the wheat we can offer them 1t will
continue strong, regardless of economic con-
ditions.
Simons, Day & Co.: AS long as wheat is
not plentiful and foreigners buy our supplies,
prices are not apt to decline.
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peaceful inhabitants, a house was|
burned with women and children in-'
side. fy4
"Thirty-two villages were thus
wantonly destroyed and the destruc-
ton still continues notwiths tamSiRg
the regrets expressed by Co1oneI
Mizumachi, head of the Japanese
military mission at Chientoat to Ca
madam missionaries who visited the
devastated districts"
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Arkansas River Work
To Little Rock Disanhrnvn,

; sWASHINGTOM Dec. 23.-Pro}
posed improvement Of the ArkansaS
river frsm its mouth Ito Little RoclI
to insure minimum depth of fou1
and ofe-half feetwas disapproveS|
In an army enginef>report.
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NEW ORLEANS. Dec. M.-Hester's
weekly cotton statement:
Overland week. 19,479 vs.. 53,9S4 last
year vs.. bO,729 year before.
Overland since August I. 323, 063 vs.. $780,
s31 last year. VS.. 7l5,S57 year before.
Into sight week. 1885, VS.. 1885, 52 last
year, vs.. 447,736 year before.
Into sight since August 1, 5,607,7 1893 VS..
7.015. 4s4 last year, vs.. G,229,713 year be-
fore
Southern consumption, 10000 VS.. 1860
last year, VS.. 1852, 900 year before.
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON W.
American, increase S3,782.
Other kinds, increase $4,000.
Totol visible, increase. 1879
Mill takings, week, 256,00O.
Season, 1906. 900.
American total, 4, 456.367
Other kinds. total ] ,8S5. 900.
Total all kinds, ,141 1867.
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GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Material setbacks in
the price OF wheat accompanied news to1ay
rope at cents busnel under quota tions in
the United States. Opening prices, which
varied from unchanged figures to &c lower,
were followed by a decided general sag.
Wheat closed unsettled, INC net lower to
&c higher.
Corn tended downward with wheat. After
opening Is off to Nc advance, the market
hesitated little, and then receded all
around.
Corn closed easy, sc to 1Ac net lower.
Oats paralleled the action Of corn, start
Ing at y decline to q gain, and then going
Higher prices on hogs gave provisions some
strength at first, but weakness Of grain was
subsequently more than an offset.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices In
the exchange today:
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. Chopper nominal:
elcetrolytic, spot and nearby 1874 ola; first
quarter, 1917 @14 Iron nominally unchanged.
Tin easy; spot, 5000; futures. s33. 50633.7
AntImony, 5.37@5.50; lead dull; spot $50
@475; zinc easy; East st. Louis, spot,
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1878 Each As}ssmatter Of good !,
mail us a deposit of Sl.o0, balance on
livery. We always ship overcoats by
press, unless otherwise Instructed: "
Kingsley Arriiy Shoe Com,
$3.50 Cottage Grove Ave. J. D ept.
- Chicago,sI1l.
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tailor would ask $3.50 IA
make one from the same 9ssG
of material. Mems sizes fin,E
36 and up. The small siA
will make the warmest cod
your boy ever wore and ary
just the thing for school. ANY
of these coats should wear fol
3 years. Our price 1915,
These coats dye a beautiful
black or dark blue, whichygel
will have done for you IL you
so request by the largest
dyers in Chicago for S2.7a
additional to the first cost of
$S.75, but the cost of dyeing
must mccomDanv. fhe order.
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HoIIDAY m LIvERpooL
HEsrER,s COTTON STATEMENT

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 24.4AEnglish exchanges
were closed today in obGservance of the
Christmas holidays.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKEr

CtiT.AGo, Dec. 24.-Butter: Creamery ex-
fras 54c; creamery standards, 45Ac firsts.
3Sfl50c; seconds. 1885, s5s'
Eggs-Drdinaries, 57@6fc; firsts, &C.
Cheese-Twins, 1o14c
Live Poultry-Fowls, 1s@25c; ducks, gee;
geese. 26c: springs, 24c; turkeys, 4Oc; roost-
Potatoes-Ten cars; wisconsin and Mime
sofa tper 100 lbs.l. $1.35@I55.
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AMERICAN COTTON
AND GRAIN EXCHANGE

The following were the opening. highest
lowest, close and previous close quotations
IN the American Cotton and Grain Exchange
today:
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coTToNsFFD on MAKkEu
Tone, steady; sales. 1900.
ATLANTA CoTTONSEED PRODUCTS
MARKETS

Corrected by Atlanta Commercial Exchange)
Crude oil. basis prime.
tank ...SS... -. .....S 600 :. .15
Cottonseed cake. z per cent
car lots ..... $780,. -. Nominal.
G. s. meal, per cent am
monia, car lots -. ...... BLOC SO. 90
G. S. meal. Ga. common
rate point, car lots -. ). 31.00 $500
Cottonseed bulls, sacked.
car lots 49,. -. >. s.,... 10. 90 17.O0
Cottonseed hulls, loose. car
+ alOISA IlsOU o.UO
Linters, first cut, high-grade lots, 4@6c.
Linters. clean, mill run, 1@1&c.
Linters, No. 3. A@1hc.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Dec. 24.-Turpentine, quiet
-e2Kc;. no sales; receipts, 200; shipments
1O1: STOCK. ,739.
RESIN. quiet; no sales; receipts, l.465;
! shipments, 9S5: stock, 81, 04s Quote: B. D.
Z, r, k, n, ], K, NJ, N, window glass,
water white, $11.0o.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.--Flour, dull but
steady.
Pork steady; ness 500. oo@so. 90.
Lard. firm; middle, west spot, 1850
10. S.. *
Sugar, raw; centrifugal, 90 test, $50;
refined. quiet; granulatedS 7.90@S.OO
SSo fte' R Ri No; Z. on spot, 64@eeAc; No.
Tallow,, dulls; specials, 6Ac ;Ncity, SIZE.
Hay, dull; No. l, $1.S5@1A90; No. g.,
81 .6O@1. 40; clover, $1.25@1. SO.N AZ.
Dressed poultry, irregular; turkeys, 80
g64c; chickens, 23D45c: fowls, 22@36c;
Live poultry, irregular; geese, 25@s2c;
ducks, 2O@35c; fowls, 22@36Mc; turkeys,
SOqo5c; ROSTERS 19c; chickens, 27@3 !;
broilers, 32140c. 7
Cheese, easy; state milk, common to sbe-
10000. ?
Butter-Quiet; receipts, 2,5s1; creamery.
extra, 56c; creamery, special market, aeb "a
ofc: imitation creamery, firsts, 30@44c,
nominal; argentine, 3O@42c.
Eggs-steady: receipts, 5,241; nearby
white fancy. s4@Ssc nearby mixed fancy.
sSMs0c; fresh firsts, 71@7Sc; Pacific Coast.
10fDS5c = II 0S~'',
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LIVE STOCK ny WIRE

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Cattle: Receipts
5000; beef steers strong early, closing
steady to weak; bulk of sales. 1O.50@13. 90;
top, $3.50; all other classes steady, with
Yesterday. Compared with week ago, beef
steers unevenly Toe to 50 higher, mostly 81
to H1.oO higher; fat she stock soc to Toe
higher. Gamers SOC higher, bulls steady
to 25c lower; calves, SOC to 81 higher; stock
ers and feeders SOC higher.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; lights Soc to 4Oc
Yesterdays average but closing weak; top,
Sl035; bulk of sales, $9.65@10.20; pigs
25c to 35c higher: bulk desirable 30 to 13O-
pound pigs. s9.65@1O,25.
sSheep-Receipts 1000; not enough here to
esta blish quotable basis; fat classes look
steady, no feeder sales. Compared with q
week ago. fat lambs and yearlings 75c to
81 higher; aged sheep strong to 25c higher;
yadrs closing early.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Dec. 24.-Cattle-Re-
she-stuff and Gamers steady; bulk of light
yearlings and heifers. Sc. 25@S.75; bulk of
cows, So. 1906. so; bulk of Gamers, SO. O0@
3. 25; few odd calves at $1,000.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; active. % to SOC
higher than yesterdays average; top, $40. so
on ITO to 1SO-pound average; medium weight
top $40. 65: heavies up to $40. 40; bulk of
sales, $40. 50@10.75: packer sows, steady to
2oc higher; pigs and lights, soc higher, up
ts6a II 90; quality good.
@ep-Receipts, 200; no trading today.
sOnS one deck of ewes received.
LOUISVILLE. XIV. Dec. a4-catt,e. RI.
$50: beefAsteers. $6.0O@S.s0; heifers, $3.50
$500; cows, $2.50@7.0G: feeders. S6OO6
S.25; stockefs. $3.5e67.OO.
Hogs-Receipts ESQ. SOC higher; 90 pounds
o opi sl ~ d 30 pounds down. 5000; throw
Sheep Receipts so. steady; lambs, $500;
sheep, 49, 90, down.
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WANTED HELP-A1ale.


wANTED-Able-bodied nienAto prepare. as
and colored sleeping car and train ~porters;
$3.50 to $3.50 month; fffst-class standard
roads near you; no strike; experience I'M
necessary; Write imDediately rf4ra az RI a.
INSTITUTE, Dept. 27,aIndianapolis, Ind. 81
MEN-Aee 1850 - e1perissss pgneees-
reports; salaries; expenses American For
eign Detective Agency. 1922. St, Louis.
BECOME AUTOMOBILE IEXPERTs-- Boys
men, S45 weekly. Learn while, earning.
Write franklin Institute, Dept. :F-S22,
Rochester, N, X. "a y
MEN wANTED. for detective work. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Write ]: 4Ganof,
former U. s. gov't. detective. !. 1913 St.
Louis. Mo. g -
BE detective, S5o-$1oo weekly; travel ever
world; experience UNNECESSARY AAeriean
Detective Aesasy, 161S Lucas. St. Louis.
good nav. travel Write C. T. Ludwig.
1863 Westover bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
WANTED HEI.z7sr c1 l.E7.>,o,
WOMEN GIRLS. Become Dress-Gown De-
signers. $3.50 month Sample Lessons free.
Write Immediately. NFEankliu Institute.
Dept. ESQ, Rochester, n. Z.
WOMEN ARE wANTEDrzU: s; Gover9 3Ts et
Jobs. Hundreds openings Eist free.. write do
Immediately. Franklin institute, Dept p-oo'
Rochester, n. 7. q - =.
WANTED sHELR- n1slscT s1nsls !:
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ment. Hundreds men women over III a.
Permanent life positions. 81, 400 TO $Z,3oV
ton with pay. Common education sufficient.
Pull unnecessary. Write Immediately Tor
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F-s4, Rochester, n. 2 - L
wANTRD--Agsuts. y
WE PAY $50. A WEEK and expenses and
give a Ford auto to men to Introduce poul-'
try and stock compounds. Imperial C9p
D-3O. Parsons, Kan
WANTED-sALEsMEN L,...,,-
TOBACCO factory wants statesmen; $125.o0
monthly and expenses for the. right man.
Experiences unnecessary, aas We give com
plete instruction.c Piedmont Tobacco Co.,
Ply, Danville, Va IA =. -
SELL FRUIT TREES. NutesTrees. .Orna-
mental Trees. Lighkt work. Good profit.
Write today. Smith Bros. Dept. 20, Con
cord, Ca. . -
$500 MO. paid saiesmen SsaFeraging q or
,ders a. day. Bex 1571-E: "A tlanta. Ga:@
roR Sc LE-PLANTs
CABBAGE PLANTsrLarss. t55ifty GIANT AIS1
FLAT DUTCH and EAHIY DRUM
HEADS, 300, $1.00; 500. $3.50: 1000. $3.50;
5000. $1,000: parcel postage prepaid. Ey Err
GREEN PLANT FARM, Evergreen, Ala. 4
FoH sA1.E-TREEs
PEACH AND APPLE TREES AT BARGAIN
prices to planters in smalfor large lots by
express. parcel post or freight: 500 0bel-
June budaeds peach trees; plum, cherries
pears, grapes, all kinds ,berries. nuts, etc.
shade and ornamental trees, vines and
shruhsa7 Free catalogue. Tennessee Muir
sery Co, Cleveland. Tenn. -
FRUITS
ORANGES $1.75 per Abushel: grape fruit
$780,. Send money. with order. Nc
Eacherh Brothers. Fort Green Springs. Fla. I
:, FOR sALE-TIREs
GOODRICH AND DIAMOND spsed demon
strating tires. all nonskid: Will give
4 900 mileage; .30xS. $3.50; 30x315 $780,:
32x31a, SO; 32x4. so. 50:, 33x4, Sa1. so: .34x4.
$I2.50: 24x415, $13 30; 35x415, $14: s35x5,
$3.50: 37k5 $3.50. Specify<SS or clinck
~. SendsS1s deposit, balance q. %. ID. =
gamma ton. Write K & s Tire SIS
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The art of refining sugar was in
vented by Venetian towards the
end>of the fifteenth century.
The first locomotive WITH steel
springs was built in Engl 100
years ago. . :
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Government Ovverceatl

Atwood government overcoats, urh.,i
worn, but in first-class con6itf0n nfEhssy
coats have been renovated, I cleane1 sSS
- pressed and n firsS 80.
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NEW CURRENCY IN
BANK TEMPS THIEVES
MASKED BANDITS ROB
MAN IN DECATUR

Two masked negro bandits held
Merck Tony, of Decatur, aL/the point
of a pistol Wednesday evening about
o'clock while they robbed him of
$40 in cash. The robbery occurred on
the corner of Howard and Hopkins
streets as Mr.. Tony was going home
The highwaymen escaped before help
could be summoned. Sheriff J. A.
McCurdy, of DeKalb county, and the
police Thursday were searching for
the bandits
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Atlanta Live Stock
Corrected by W: q. White, Jr.,, Presidsn

lOOtIoCISU Dy W. 1s w ulLop JTp 6IoSl0ouL
of White Provision Coz
Good to choice steers, $50 to 1000 pounds,
81. 50@S. so.
Good steers. 75o to $50 pounds. $500
100.
Medium to good steers. $50 to $50 pounds.
Sc. 25@6.75.
Good to choice beef cows. $50 to $50
pounds, SIS. 50@6. so.
Medium to good cows. $50 to $50 pounds.
S.. OO@5.50.
Good to choice heifers. $50 to $50 pounds,
SIS .O0@5. 800. >, 49,
The above represents ruling prices on good
quality fed cattle. Inferior grades and dali
~ types quoted below:
Medium to good steers. 700 to 800 pounds,
IS. 50@6.5O.
Medium to good CTS. 600 700 punds,
81. 00@4.5c.
Mixed cmmon cattle, So. 1908. 80.
Good butcher bulls. So. 50@5. 90.
Choice veal calves, So. O0l6. 90.
Yearlings, So. 00@3. so,
Prime hogs. 1855 to $50 pounds, IS. Goa
s.25.
Light hogs. 1870 to 1s5 pounds. s7.5oa
7.75.
Heavy pigs, 100 to 100 pounds. $1,000
1925.
Light pigs. so to 100 pounds, SO. 5o@e. rs.
The above applies to good quality fed
hogs.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 24.-Spot cotton,
quiet and unchanged. Sales on the spot'
100 bales: to arrive. none. Low rniddling,
q, Csoc: middling, 14.0Oc; good middling,
l6. 75c: receipts. S.34S; stock, 45S.415.
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SPOT COTTON MARKET
ATTANTA SPOT COTTON

Atlanta spot cotton -. $500. .l3.t5ci
Receipts ...... .........!..... 924
Shipments ...... ...... .. ........ 6IS
stocks -. .32, 157
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PERSONAL

PIES can be cured; no cutting, safe, pai&
less. | will tell yous about it free. WriN
Box 1853. Atlanta, Ga
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PATENTS

Inv ENT0RSs y should write for our guido
BOOK, H6w to Get Your Patent" Tells
terms and methods. Send sketch for our
opinion of patentable nature. Randolph a
Co., Dept. 60. Washington, D. G..
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~ >. PILES
FREE Information about painless pile cul
No knife. = Box 11GS, Atlanta, Ca.
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:, NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

5-16c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
MIICiI. PROGiNM 70 az
GIVEN AZ METHODIST an RCu.

Tho choir ~ the POM street Method.
ist Church win give special musical
program nest sunday evening Doe 49,.
This program viii lp one uf th" best
~ ~ Kind over given IN IN" city rs
o. has been carefully prepared during
th. pusi several Wcoks hN 90 chorus
hu.r of nl,nut thirty yulrrs " 90
.huer1 a. several piecoa VIII hr used
r conjunction With the nipr ursln ana
Piano The prr Dnnrl follows.
Emil q Myers choir Director
llu Austin Ms,r uluui.'
M.l.l,rrt l.Ihu Pianist
Luir Reeves ThlYi-N iUliuiEl
o. I, Humphrey Flute.
GpHrrr Ctfs.t Corurt
Program
Opening hymn JOY iH th' World
Prayer. O., o. lirouFs
chorus - Awake, AUuk" Dudley
lu...
Chorus The Plains of E"ihIch,u-.
ItIt, Uu,k. S.lHuy Mr. W,i.uur ANA
Margaret Baker
Sr Nu,ut ut N.pH,s-Nau d. Wa.
t,r-Nr My,r.
CHurus-NWIr 900 Things Wore 100
Quiet SllruDr w,su
Male Quartet, li.ruuful star ul %"
ri.st duliUr,- Nrer9 Myers Wlldill
Williams and Humphrey
rhurus-Ulrh'rst md Fest Are ~
Sons of the Morning. rnnmhs'-Wi'n
soprano S.in DO, Mr. N'wlv
Ogf.gtury-ry DudlrT Eucs played
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15

The holiday season with its joys and
u problems iH upon us What shall
we d. ~ ada 90 the happiness ~ tho
tDrIsluU' lsss-i one ~ us would IKE
not Unly tu wish om friends NerV
chr 'WHs IrI Happy NrW Nur Iuf
O. give them one We cannot do thih
hN m''ns of iI.Huntdor present
Thought'.v gifts uus. ia, january
nfh can o. bulge win drlus Oult
when our g.tis have iHslnr urHull.
d. they carry a. Tuo mr iro ~ good
VIA which ie thr sptii oi real rlrir.
We Dn rit, hlrnln. Hri rHHf..'
u'Ht .Hd HIrty Iur 90. uiuH, u.I
lH pleasure fnr t1. moment Surh rff.
are within rHuph 100 THY ur. tH I'D,
found iu the sa,Iugs s,.gr'i,r r. 90.
United States Government From 90.
CD cent thrift stamp fr iHe $1,000 .rrr..
ulN awnings ,.f.ifH',f fho, w.U Ir
with them uH uE tha greetings o.
thr SEASON. huf hIpruoH fur f.ls o.
COME lu pres rtrr 90. child go u.1
with uH, tHur sunu affixed E.H u,
s'.W u.t UHir U.D Ii 'a' h'
which UIil cruW ir ,riu. FOL. t|. s..s
r1st f.r hp WI vI.r 2. 500 .h. .tl
That u,l, mu $500 nat. r.urH w.s.
jDuy b..r. u,iH, Cm m'.
Uuu.s around ana ,h. recipient t.H H,
900 me way 'o o. Nfa DI irl,r.rd.rre
On recommending .Nesa lriHe sur
thr savings division 90 ii. trsIHrr
f..s rHi -He.rF TINT Hrsl. Nr .
cam ruruu hi Christmas l,irl O.
suggests ur'y 'l.' %. broaden BE- o. 10
,Iulr this present which wiIl bring q.
,urr v,llhciur tu these be- loves
Thrift stamps. savings stamps HuI
treasury Swings D,rfGIf wiz tr .H
.llr throughout thc year 1927 ln coon
tnuIue thr SD, ~ Government sH,iugf
securities the Government s l.'IHe
,h. opportunity GO 'srrt m.u. WmJr
ana child boz %. mnd th.urH th' ...
irr year o. enjoy tho happiness ur
r.r't urJ u.ut,utw'I' which is fuu".
m financial .p'rl"u. ,l ..u
or tuy future
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A PRlNER

Thou Great Unknown. u whose nm
bounded power
The stars. the earth and the majestic
sra
Are IcwIy symbols. While 'hc hamoles'
flower
Reveals thy prssno, ami is dear Co.
thee
Hear thou my prayer, behold with pity
ms eye
This fcitersd spirit seeking the Moot
High.
Mid ilfe's surrounding dlacoris q sus
tain
The harmony within EXiingmsh uH;
The spark divine. ana lei ne not in vain
Dream for my storuEwcpi soul
wcfthser lot
Than that 81 pebbles on oblivion
shore
or hush Hopes yoarnins voice .orcye-
more
stir In my heart such thoughts as Plato
felt
In luminous hours. Wake Ia uay .r
fnCst soul
The spirit 81 thu saint who humlly
knelt
Al Cedron's brooksiic To a death.
less goal
Lead thou my steps until this lJrrins
strife
WIN touch the glorlcs - a hlghg. Ne
-Andrcas Bard. IN Scattered Leaves
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hy tho Orchestra.
Solo--Away In a Manager Andorsonl
q srifruae tHrul wuticu hy Martin
Luther for his Childrcnl-Altu lilnntur
Dnruus the Munrpr of llothlcheu
6invonsl SOLOS by Mrs Wri.nor Hat
~ Holland ana Mr. simmer
S'lu.-O Little Trvu a. Bethlehem uulil
Lockout Mrs NcWly.
Solo-Thc NirgnIu's Lullhhy-Dudlcy
Buck. Dchhia Patterson
Chorus Sing - Heavens tToursl-
with Solo. by Mrs Luke.
t'osllud,- llillIuIuh Chorus From
Mcg".lm iIundpi--Als. Myers
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TlIIE.nAN

IflI lsTlfA1
Tho O. O. club wiIl meet w.ih
Mr. " A. Mcintosh. soi Harrison
street. 90 ,hrc, o'rlo,k. Mrs E.ruori
Tc,l. vu l- lender uf %, afternoon
and fIll Attendance i~ requested.
The Pisflan club Will meet wiki
Mrs William i'u,,,. mo Tyler street.
40 three o'clock.
FRIDAY
LHs Amg1r club viu hr entertain, a
hy Wrs Grower Mll.u, no th, horn,
no H"r mother Sire TaI,esrr. $40 Mind
s1n street ~ $50 D,lutA.
SATURDAY
The women Auxiliary 90 'h. Ic
r..a w.l meet 10 three o.clH,k in On,
annex 20 the Central Presbyterian
Church M Important business sJs
ri.n win b. h,ll ara 90. Constitution
and Laws VIII be- read and u Is
urUd that there 10 FUN attendance