davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18
Governor Hyde To
Call Election To
Select Delegates,
Constitutional Convention
Will Be Composed of Eigh.
ty.Three Delegates.

|. is understood that since the
adoption in the election lastTueS
day of the measures for the Call
ing of a convention to revise Oh
amend the state constitution
that Governor Hyde must cal
another election within six
months to select delegates to the
convention.
1t is also understood that the
convention will include SO dele.
gates, two from each of the "a
senatorial districts of the state
and IL delegates at large.
The 6s de egates from the
senatorial districts will be Givid
ed equally bctwc, the two lead
ing political parties, their meth
od for their nomination being /;
matter to be settled by the party
committees. One delegate is Il
be. nominated 10y each senatorial
district.
The 10 delegates at large vii
be nominated by petitions file,
with the secretary of state 81
days before the election, Sucl
petitions must have signature!
of ) per cent of the qualified vo
ters of the senatorial district il
which the candidates resides.
Following the election the gov
ernOr must convene the deleHa
teS in a state convention within
six months. Any amendment!
adopted by the convention mus
be submitted to the voters of tht
state within not more than 81!
months after the adjournmen
of the convention.
The voters may approve or re
ject the amended constitution
If approved, thenew constitution
| would become effective ~ day!
after it's adoption.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18

We believe the matter Of the
continued high prices of white
paper and printers stock could
be greatly improved by following
the example of Henry Ford in
eliminating a lot of useless clerk :
and desk men, who do practical.
ly nothing at "A big salary, in
these paper mills and wholesale
houses, while the printer and
consumer pay the bills and high
prices for the stock.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18

According IT, the census of
1920, Mansfield has population
Of 7J7, while in 1910 We only
showed a population Of Al.
Mansfield has greater percent
age increase than any town in
this part of the CzarIIs.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18

Please observe that in tabulat
ing the official vote in the recent
election, on the question Of a
constitutional convention, Mans
field cast l13 votes, while Min
Grove cast POI Min Grove out
voted Us - votes.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18

When you feel dull, achy and
sleepy aud want 10 stretch frc
uucntly, you are rip" for an at
tack of malaria Take Herbine
at once. 1t cures malaria and
chills and puts the system IN or.
der. Price, 6oc. Sold by all
Druggists. Adv.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18

Let's have "A great variety OF
good exhibits - poultry, dairy
and farm products at onr Far
ia Mansfield the last week IN
Septemb r. Save that good
pecimen and bring 1t to the
Mansfield Fair. Aud tell your
neishbpr to do til" same thing
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18
Mansfield Chamber of
Commerce

Meets every Is: Thursda!
nisht In each month. Board o
Governors meet Bird Thu. night
Odd Fellows Hall.
l.. A. Johnson, President
Olissr b. Davis, Secretary.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18
METHODIST CHURCH.

Preaching services every Sd
unday morning and evening.
Rev. A. j. Graves, Pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at
n4b q. IN. Geo. Benjamin, Supt
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18

LOST About middle of July,
on public highway near Mans
field, one white sack, containing
fishing outfit, shoes, etc. Finder
please deliver to q. S. Burncy,
of Mansfield, Mo-, and get re
ward M. o. HanOw, Poteau,
Okla. 8 IL
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18
OZARK SOUTHERN
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday school every Sunday at
As q. III. WI Matthews, Supt.
Preaching I'd and 4th Sundays.
Rev. J. r.. Seal, Pastor.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18
CHURCH or CHRIST

Bible schoy at s:45 a. IN. every Sun
day. ID. II. Kay, Superintendent.
Preaching every second Sunday.
Rev. Oscar Wright, Pastor.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18
CUMBERLAND PREsBY.
TERRAIN CHURCH.

Preaching every LIST Sunday.
Rev. Duggins, Pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at
O,l6 .. N. q. W. Freeman, Supt
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18
For Gray, Streaked, Fad
ed and Worried Hair

A pleasant, safe, effective prepara'
tion-has been used by thousands
gives wonderful results-obtain bottle
at any drug or toilet counter Oi the ia
nous DeLacy's French Hair Tonic ior
81 90, or direct, prepaid from DeLacy
Chemical Co.. st. Louis, Mo. viii not
disappoint vou--wiIl restore evenly and
gradually the gray and streaked HAIR to
its former natural beauty and charm.
Also destroys dandrutf stops hair
from falling out-and Will keep You
looking young. Sold by all dealers !
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18
No Hunting Notice.

We hereby notify all parties
that We allow no hunting on our
premises;
w G.. Schafer.
h. +. Neit.
J Il. Wisman.
W. n. Draper, on our place or
Boswell place.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18

Buy your fertilizer from j. w
Kennedy, Middle West Grain
Grover brand, the kind that
gets results adv.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Q&2
East Bound.
East Bound.

No. 1Ol-Passenger 955 p. IN.
No. .2Al-Local freight HOO a. IN
No. l08-.Passenger 93S am.
West Bound.
No. lO2-Passenger $40 am.
No. .2i0-Local freight HOO I'm.
No. l04-Passenger 6:4j p IL.
l.. F. LIVINGSTON, Agent
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18
Money to Loan

N. j. CRAIG HAS som r
MONEY THAT HE DES RES
TO LOAN ON GOOD, I'M.
PROVED FARMS IN ETH.
En- WRIGHT OF DOUGLAS
| COUNTIES. N. J. CRAIG
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-18

Are you helping to boost the
Mansfield Fair:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
HOME BUILDERS
SELL OUT HALF
COMP ANY STOCK
WILL MOVE THEIR HEAD
QUARTERS FROM DAL-
LAS TO ST LOUIS.

~ hs."''h 'h'"d ffFsH
DALLAS. Texas Dc. ll-Sllo Of "a
mlf interest u the United Home Build.
ti. ~ America 9 u'r cent lun com
un u 1870 deals u which several
..uIryd thousand dollars was Involved,
I.s b.,r announced here hy Charles z
Logan who represents tho Home Build.
H. Association aud William Sacks ~
ST. Louis and Tulsa okla The pur'
oHHser
Do tb. second d,ll. 'he Home Build.
,-. Association purchased for $500 900
u, '3gory Holland building n 81
Louis auI VIII move ls headquarters
fhsr. A a Cox. one % the trustees
ot the United Ilom, Builders. resigned
and h.s u.3.e - being taken hy Mr..
Sacks vs. 81 webb continues as pres
id,nt
Tho Home Buldcr Association was
wglnzed here Jan 1919 for the
purpose Of engaging in the per cent
Ir1u business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

secretary pa,i, I0 rhIcoea. an his
return o. Wu,h.ng'u nm Mnwauka,
asked th' s'rifa leaders On. statement
"i their -.i. % -n, ..sa.
Wo conditions upon rnirh ,hey said
'ho -iu... sr b, settled wore named
- rho unt.r
Fr1 THAT th, mrs,r. rasoind 'he
wage Reduction rr .'. effect ST.,
iai 1s
Sa'd THaf .. rl. t... .w.. '.
h~t o.. .l.s .l WIG -.dH.'i
fI 'fh.'afI.r 1nf I.rar. tr. '.H.
.at, r.rHH- t.. arbitration .r.,.I
iHfs
IN, statement declared ,H.f 90 r.
time htt, On. rure-,u'aut.s 90 fH.
industrial relation raH ht N..r fH.
.l,k"rs claim t h4s. r.EH'lf.d f..
dur'inu eifH fh. plant ASSEMBLE. ..
i.rr.d with f.,f fellow v.It...
TIM u.rtUt. s....I.F industrial ..
Il'l0n plan Hl~ never called l r.,trl ..
The w"rs'r. .u snt department OIL. rH.
.ftl.ng plants tha s'-f.Hart ..r
i.7u's
tr ta da'. rbe plant. 81. 'm.E
'1v' ru' sIi'rd mor fhrr g. uri ..f .
tiI.Ir H..uIlI .ilarg lrd fl.. H... .td.
r1 attempt tH -tte ths Uf rr.f4.fs .I.H
GA edible fats AVID risirEs
TH uHIe... ht.. ma1. strenuous
'.furf- fa ur''ur' sfritr buakor- Il.
fH'' 'r HI-. sruE 90 ru nrH,..I .-.
O. .. rU '... .... aur....fI
.... D. ..........H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
CHINA WOULD END
PACTS RISING OUT
OF ~ DEMANDS"

WASHINGTON, Dec a. by Associated Press)-With the
Shantung negotiations already delicate stage the Chinese dele
threw element the Far Eastern
by asking that the treaties resulting from the famous
twenty demands be sbrogsted
The Japanese Immediately objected consideration of the sub
and the Far Eastern abruptly adjourned Before
rnohcr meeting held ell Of th national delegations viii
give opinion whether the Chinese proposal properly be
taken under the conference agenda.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
ULSTER WILL STAY OUT OF irish FREE STATE
Guard Is Ordered
Into Coal Fields
To Quell Rioters

TOPEKA Kan Dec Ia by Associated PressThe Kansas
guard ordered into the Pttsbg coal field tonight The
of the departure of the and their expected arrival well
points cm which they officially announced
known however that the machine guns company from the
18TH infantry, Lawrence four troops of the Hath calvary from
Yates Center Clay Center and Io sanitary detachment from
Hutchinson headquarters detachment from Saa and supply de-
tschment from Topeka included in the list Martial law will
not be declared officials said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
RAIL MEN SEEK
STRIKE AGAINST
10-HOUR RULES
PROTEST NEW EDICT OF LA
BoR BOARD ON PAY FOR
OVER TIME.

NEW YORK. p.c. %. nm, action of
ih, Emitted States Labor Board lon chi.
'.go .'.ri,l 900 scttiug tp q srhod
I'D, of ..u hours day at the regular
huWb wage fur common hnu..rs in
new r,l,s replacing th, national agree.
w,ut mad, Iud'l government control
today hIuspht tu union officials ap.
W.u- fH strike ORDERS from irpr.s,u.
uut.s u. 800 600 workers boz the Sew
York district. Thi. announcement vJ-
made tuDilht ny VIM y Roberts. grand
N.r, president uI the lutcd Brother
hood " Murtrnnu,, OF WAY Employees
u Railway shop lahorrts
Tho first protest he said came from
P,unsyNnum railroad workers. fpl
lowed ht Hnu,als from workers On the
Eri, Delaware lackawaua and West
crn Lehgh Valley aud the rest oi the
W,l,, lines operating with ,l.mile
radius ol New York.
Roberts said that the New York
council hid 1IN| .H l.1l cn1Irmeu to
hold their members ut work and await
action iy international officers lie cN.
planned these uriyr- had been htstcuvd
out 90 iUr,Hun sporadic strikes. and
that % meeting oi the district council
would le h.d ne soon as word was
heard from tuo international officers
Say Law hb,lishcd
Roberts asserted nat the board now
rules. even white they retained the
mUcip.e 1f ,isht consecutive hour,
constituting davis work and granted
Time and half of The pay after ten
hours wffi,d maintenance, OF way en-
rloycs haci no conditions existing ten
Years ago iIr added with regular as.
guwcnt SUNDAY aud holiday work
no longer drawing time and e half pay.
tir result would he that workers would
h, employed on Tho ro3dhrds ou sun.
rHN. when travel was lighter
Tho board hus abolished the eight
hHur d1v ln f1c' declared Roberts.
Asserting that th,r, seemed to hr mo-
Iu-t.rr boo America Cor tn, common
workman Roberts u formal state.
mont 20 union members continued.
ThD, s ouN on, bop, tar these
uon. rov thor 'h, prayers .f capital
hJNr U,,u answered and flIf B.. action
llhuf b. tho snio property uf DO, Ia
nor.U and nu puV'r nn .Hrfh euu com
'.I them to ur.l1. Dc .rra. Do brings
GOD. urmu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
MOTHER COULD NOT Care
FOR TWO and baby DIED

ADRAiN, Mich, Dec ID (By Associated Press-Mrs Matte
Kirby Hudson Lenswee County reform leader
born uy last her unmarried Alice 20 years old
through neglect according H. Shaw deputy sheriff.
testified today Mrs kbys trial charge numbering
infant
Shaw who conducted investigation into the under in
strueons from Prosecuting Attorney Bean quoted Mrs Kirby
as telling him. The child died through my neglect could
care OF tie baby and daughter and daughter first
Mrs Kirby explained she unwilling call the neghbors
Tor assistance and that the child lived only hour BIRTH
said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
NICHOLSON new
POTENTATE or
KHIVA Temple
RGE STAPLEToN is
ELECTED RECORDER FOR
SHRINE ORDER.

O T Nicholson. prominent h.n.nr
and Masonic worker OF Shm.. .uf
nt. heen Dh,,i rahlan or kmN ImI,
sine, % vis granted ii-u.n-u.n %
ycHI and one h1lt tru 1u' NU. Urs
served iu that office und.r 'haI',| sInrr
july. last night v1s elevated q. fH. pod.
siti,n uf ihu~trior~ uut.nutt PIN 500.
coed GpurrD Stal I. who 1851. .I. l,d
recorder Th, needing VH- h.'d H' .n,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
Packer Strikers
Name Conditions
Insuring Return

CHICAGO Dec H. by Associated Pres)-Decrng that strk
packing house workers standing firm against what they
term arbitrary reduction of and denying
the big five packers that operations Chicago nearly
strike leaders statement tong that T the strike
to be contest OF endurance will guerilla
fare that term can be used be expected every packing
center throughout the country"
The statement given Secretary Of Labor David
signature OF Hayes president and Dennis secretary
the Amagamated Meat Butcher Wormen of North
America.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
Bitter Discussion
Held By Leaders
Opposing Treaty

LONDON Dec H. by Associated Press)-n scene which is
likely to prove land mark English history the Irish treaty
today presented the imperial parliament ratification while the
Dali Eesnn Dublin INDUCED heated debate turning on Eamon
DE Veras charge that the Irish penpotenaes exceeded their
powers signing the treaty without further Dublin
Neither the the Dali Ereann however has vet
come to grips the actual decision respecting ratification which
has been nostponed until tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

.... f."H. Vfhdrawal from
|-"H H8Iroad remained
Hre block as ever
.l.'.- .fi.rad according To-
f.. ..r.IHl .. f1. chinese dele
l... .....H tre Japanese claim
.t.. ..Ia.. .n fhr basis y finan.
.H. ..... .-.Ur .uhiect 30 the approv
90 fH. |.. government. Coupled
nfH -.- ..H.E, chinese delegate
.ffH fH. I.Ha.a-. insisted that. Japan
rH..l ..t. I.. ..tIin financial interest
This #f.. .....sIl the Chiness replied
f... H... .H.HIs fo sccep'
On ....H.r with China's request
.Hr...HHe .F. 1hrortion cf the twen
N.n. Demands treaties and the powers
.au.. .. -rt.r.- Dt Influence. fs.rf..
s1.. ..f ..- tH ueht little could \. ss..
TlHr r vi- rtail,d is II,
.uiu .h. ,l.a.l % old ...us
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

women strike sympathizers. who. Tor
three days. have carried on their cam
.HHu 90 'rrrDiIHtluu
The situation In the mining camps
Was r'uuliul quiet tonight after day
u' Nuutub created hy the women
who uarad,d from mina TO
mine, threatening workers and carrying
900 demonstrations designed to prcNcn,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

Additional orders io no" mobilization
90 fruops were issued TODAY Three
,omrani". oi the la1fh Infantry and a
c"tachmrni % Dnmmuy ~ 4 Machine
Gu Company go LaVrpnO, u-"r ur.
trI'I Goo mobilize. hu' uo ORDER, tor
'uaaum"ut were issued Th' three
infantry cournuirs affected Ir. a.. al
Atrh.son, o.. Ji Emrula. ana e.. lt
Council Grove
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

.nminl 70 The couutig's interests.
listers official reply has also been
delayed until tomorrow. but q is known
Nat b. rejects tho invitation To enter
Ihr Irish free state.
Th" Ulster reply SAYS Ulster viii re-.
tain hu British citizenship and refuse
io subordinate herself 10 me Sim Fein
government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
Fields Are Quiet.

PlTTSHl EG. Elr De- 1.-THE
'oal field, of Kansas long M, s.cnv
U Industrial Turbulence. settled lack
tonight to await the coming of national
ruardsmcu ordered hy stat, officials
after officials 90 this yuIuN had re.
ported that they vrr, u aAlD tu cope
With q situation growing .II U lh.
s'oru.ns Ct mines and mia-eatm,ut a
non striking miners b. large groups uf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
NEW MEXICO COTTON
QUARANTINED AGAINST

Nh Associated I.FF"
LITTLE RoCk. hrk.. Dee. IA
quarantine against al Of New
NrNicu's cotton aud cottonseed, and
extending to rink boil worm ia.
trsi"d territories IN Texas. Louis.
nm and other states, was adopted
today lt q meeting Of the Arkansas
state Plant Board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
To ' oic on Relief.

~ NAh"rAt'h tre--
SPRINGFIELD a.. Dr, li-tn.
willing 90 speak for the s0 ooo miners.
uHHpuslnr the uuk aud file" OF The
Illinois District OF thc United Miuc
e.'cutiyp board. boo ~ucclal session here
TODAY. voted tu refer tno matter ut relief
l'r Kansas strikers which The inter,
national had ordered Withdrawn, to =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
PERU WILL Reject Chile
PROPOSAL FOR PLEBISCITE

SANTIAGO Chill Dec IA. by Association Press)-It is
sdered almost certain in official circles that the
government will reject the Chilean proposal participate
plebsc for the of Tacna and AFRICA dispatch
the Peruvian capital published today by La Nacon expected
however the dispatch that Perus reply will couched such
language to leave the door open further negotiations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
TEACHER OF
GIRLS HITS MALES

"A STlN. Texas. Dec i4-ln an
article addressed 20 men of the Unl.
vorsty OF Texas published In today's
uIib Texan. the University dail ~.
pen Miss Mlry Washington ..A
charges that by "cowariIt .nr. -a
male students of IA. u. ,oks
Wn M, girls annual -.nus baby
parity Hsf Friday u.l. Ball u
r.'rur'u. .. phr-.,| training .ur girt
students
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

SPECIAL 10 ] he News
NEN YORK Dec i4-Th. United
lw,t steamship SiXolu which lof' here
Yesterday wth passengers and Crrgo
'al Cuha tnd Central Ancr,cnn rolps
returned to bo pier tolly officials of
,ha company SAID engine trouble hid
developed which VH h.Id fhe ship
over until tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

a f1mu. OF th, debates in West.
minister Nls % h.ttcr attack on the gov.
.rim.ut Dos lod ClrHon. m the House
Of Lords. and captain Charles Craig.
Irish tuuuisi. Boo tho House ~ Com.
30 ons Lord Carson especially showed
uui tho slightest dm.nution in his old
time druuueiuNon of amy accommoda.
ion with Nationalist ireland lie
dared tho government 90 do anything to
stir llst'r aruust tho empire and oX.
claimed
Because Ulster s loyal. YOU think
you can Kick h.r 1s YOU like"
u promised you ho continued. that
she viii Keep out OF this agreement.
You have tried to make her position
impossible ] believe YOU told the Sim
F'iu delegates % do so. WHY has tie
Sim Fou iu this treaty been given an
amy DO not to invade t'lstor2 Was q
20 invade America or the Channel
O. nudsr"
Tho tone OF his whole speech was one
OF uurclcurug hostility 20 settlement
Explains Treaty.
Premier Lloyd G,oreDs speech in the
Commons was less Of an omtoriml dis
play in defense of the treaty. which had
h,rn expected. than careful cxposi-
tiou OF the agreement and It's implica.
tious. with view TO putting the House
iu possession of the complete mind Of
thc ~ fornmeut oI 'he settlement flo
forcsialled attacks hy the argument
tiat the treaty had received unstutod
praise from the king ana tho British
domnIons and could not be- regarded az
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
SIX PANHANDLE
COUNTIES WANT
FARM BUREAUS
TEN OTHERS WILL BE VISIT
ED WHEN WORK IN FIRST
SIX FINISHED.

y have never seen a section ~
country that was ~ quick 10 take
action on proposition. ~ IA.
Panhandle Plains oouuir, has been
tn accept the TrNI, Farm Bureau
Federation stated u T. Met
ul AWarillu. supsr i-ur Zoe that or
g,"iSltion before meeting ~
farmer, from several northwest
IrNgs counties "Wednesday.
The following announcement ~
date, for organization of county
farm burrau, and "sirnups' of tho
TrNs> farm BJrcau Wheat Grow.
rr, Ns.orIltirn wei, made Nednes.
dl, b, W. NrCahb
N..HI ... County. D.. f. ft. g.
@ fn . preparation and tho
.r. ...l Hr ff. fst dly JUDI.
g..e. .r. ~ N..lrken sneak,
o. H.. County Chairman
DtrII f....sr COUNTY Friday.
ne Us o.. -lf.-thfe vIl address
U. Ih4I.... County F1m Bureau a,
FL. .rn".. ..rt.or
h.m. HHre.r uHrtv Slturllv
D. o. d.. -l.f..vhito viI eaplala
f- th. eeH.a .9Huact - the WI
a E.I ,..N fHu Iaroau 90 .ts FIRST
mHm. a...-r.r
Carson COUNTY uI. 80 vIl o. p-e.
.H.I f. .Hauaa.oH. and ou D.. &.
..I. uU tH. N..f meeting of farm.
n Bf GaH" 81 White Deer ana -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15
BILL TO HELP
JOBLESS LOST
IN conference
SENATOR SAYS REPUBLIC
LIABLE TO BE SHAKEN
TO FOUNDATIONS.

Nv Associated Press
N\SIIi\Gf0N. Dcc. ll--tlimi.
nation hN the coni"T,rs oi ~ ap
pr,wiatinu NJ SlOO. .OO0 fund ior the
relief # unrmp'u, m.ni brought -
charge q, senator France. Rrpuh
lioau. Nir,l1nd that the stupidity
oi our government policy" was ag
gro,ltiur rather thnn assisting the
cmpln, m'ul situation. senator
iunr, predicted that "h5 frhri
IrN m March unless there /, runi.
p'rir reversal uf the policy. coudi
tious viii h' ~ drp'Orahlr that thpN
ma, -liahr thu republic to IT, ioun
datiun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-15

CONI,NJED UN PAGE rwUJ
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-07

this meeting n wonder box shower will
be made for two missionary nurses OF
| India.
The skating on Dickerson pond, on
Highland avenue has been excellent tins
week ana b any have enjoyed the sport
by daylight and by moonlight.
The clothing etucIencY class met Win
Mrs. f. J.. Duley Friday afternoon un-
der the direction OF Mss Vera Smith
OF the Franklin county farm bureau -,
On Friday the Evening Auxiliary VIII
meet at Crane cottage at 1.45. They VIII
study China from the second chapter OF
the year S study book, The Kingdom ana
the Nations. Miss Florence Warmer
viii direct the program.
The layman : league, the new organi-
cation of men of the Unitarian church,
met Thursday evening, Dec. /. X; l.
Clam. president. was in charge OF hash
supper whieh-Was served previous TO the
business session. They voted TO furnls!
the supper for the Christmas sale OF
the Ladies Sewing society Dec. 10, at
last Friday evening at Grange hall the
franklin County bureau held a special
meeting TO arouse interest preliminary
to a canvas of the farmers Of the town,
This canvas took place Saturday and
Monday to secure the membersnlp OF
farmers i'm the National Federation OF
Farm Bureaus. The speakers Friday eve.
ming were Philip Whitmore, president OF
the Franklin county farm bureau, Jo-
seph Putnam, the county agent, ana y.
The Fortnightly was addressed by A.
P. FIT Monday afternoon on lmmlgra-
ton. His talk was on the problem in
this township. He felt that the organl-
cations of the town should help IN the
Emericanization of the various. national
Ties. of Poles, Greeks, Ukranians, Rus
SLAMS. who have come to this town in
the raet few years. Piano solos were
rendered by Miss Elizabeth Howard and
piano duets by Miss Irish and Miss Nor
gan. Mrs G. T. Thompson and Mrs; l.
II. Lazeile were hostesses. On TUESDAY,
Dee. Is. the program viii be in charge OF
/ Mrs. /. G. Moody. She has engaged
Prot. thompson of Amherst, college, t
give an illustrated lecture at s 0 clock
I that evening on China : POLITICAL proc
| LEM. also Chinese art. This Will be an
! o9en meeting and members may invite
: iii who are interested to attend.