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Newark post., 1921-12-14
NEWSPAPER COMBINE
INCORPORATED
Alice and Salisbury Form
New Publishing Company
Consolidation Creates Much
Political Gossip

Political gossip, rumors or comments
are always interesting, but the climax Is
reached when a newspaper in Delaware
changes hands. But for sensatlon' tha'
causes the clicks and clans to gather Is
a newspaper combine. :,
Such Delaware witnessed TINS week
when the Capital Printing Company was
;noorrorated at Dover. This announce
ent followed closely after vislt OF
former U. S. Senator J. Frank ALE ano
,;s son. James F. Alice, to the oillces
&c former Senator Salisbury, in WI
mington. , bo
With the history of former days De
souo nc this is combination that wei
;obt be called the first sensatioh .
the approaching campaign Ihe o'a'
sentinel formerly the rock OF the OLD OF
oanization, then the voice OF ihaepe"
Jance. and now the organ OF the Al'ee
20 combine with the Delawarean VIII
al saulsburys history, full OF the pa,
and promised fight of the future--wel
49, worth an evenings talk of any cl
ize,, Allees and saulsburys nave
the past been ''fur and ag,n, =. as a,,s" o'i, !,
sior seemed propitious. To talk over i
nos sibilities will recall vividly pas' =
Iitical history in a way tha' "' '
announcement could encourage.
Continued on Page Slx.)
Newark post., 1921-12-14
REHAB PARTY
House Warming With EXce''
lent Speakers on Hand

The various departments ana SUI,
donts Of the Rehabilitation schooi
III, oo-onerate tomorrow night IN
house warming party in the ins'l'ue =
t;on's new quarters at the rear Oh
Wolfe Hall. This will be an oppol-
t,nity for many invited guests to IN IN
snoct the class rooms used by the ne
hahs, ba Several noted speakers will aa-
dress the gathering, foremost xa.;ds aaaHAs
them being Robert I; ' Moou'aa and
Head Head of the Veterans Bureau, aho n'
franklin D'olier, former commanael ma1;ael
of the American Legion. b.: Bes,aes 10 es
~ these. officials of the Rehabllita,lol a., aa
en,Se, sohoo, Of the Eastern District will Dc
present.
Newark post., 1921-12-14
COMMUNITY SPIRIT
GRIPS NEWARK FOLK
Choral Club
Now a Reality
,.,,s;cL,overs of Newark are
IJroed to Back New Or
eanization and to
"Pep" Up Com
munity

,1 1,,,o Power" a definition of this
-, ..ohob,v not be found in Webster's
.r oven in a slang dictionary, but that
!. ohout the best way the needs OF the
yowark Choral Club can be expressed
rvpry day there is quantities OF this
,wor wasted and if the people OF New
u coud only concentrate it and bring
70 tbe next meeting of the newly-or-
popized club, success is assured the move
.or+ 70 nut Newark on the map with
:. Choral Club activities.
IN Monday night the club got under
raw with an enthusiastic meeting, held
tba Newark High School. What the
,,oot;ro lacked in numbers it made up
.nep" and everyone that was present
snra that the new undertaking will be
credit to the town.
Community spirit here in Newark
,ams to be on the wane and it is the
ono of the organizers of the Chora
lub, that starting, at once the people
i'll take on a new hold on this spiri
nd turn out enmasse for these meeting
thp club which will be held ever.
Onday evening in the High School, a
Is o'clock.
The Choral Club is not to be made u
the members of any one organizatlo
society. but is to belong to the peopl
Newark as a whole and those peopl
lo have in the past felt that they wer
the outside of all these communit
Oyements are assured a pleasant an
r. tertaining time if they come and lol
- th the others in the Choral Club. Ihel
~. great number of persons who sa
ey cannot sing, but of this numo'
out 80 per cent. have never give
kmselyes real trial. 1t was evidel
M the attendance at last Monday
Continued on Page Four.)
Newark post., 1921-12-14
JUDGE HEISEL IMPROVES.

Judge T. Bayard Heisel, who has been
confined to his home for the past five
months, suffering with heart trouble, is
showing improvement. For three days,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, his con-
dition was critical. A change for the
better was noted in his condition early
Monday morning.
Judge Heisel has had several simlla1
attacks but this illness has been more
severe and of longer duration than any
previous attack.
Newark post., 1921-12-14
OBITUARY
Mrs. George G. Kerr

Mrs. George q. Kerr
. Clara Chamberlain, widow Oh
E G. Kerr, died at her home on
her 18th. The deceased had
confined to her home for a long
due to complications. Mrs. Kerr
! years of age and had a large
of friends in Newark ana
Fy. She is survived by three
tiers and one son, Mrs. Lillian
Misses Mae and Alice Kerr
fndrew, who resides in Pitts
The funeral was held this al
b from her late residence with
EiH. Everett Hallman OF the
Presbyterian Church, officiating
fedt was made at the Head OF
|arla.
Newark post., 1921-12-14
Dean Hayward in Town

AIRY Hayward of the Ayers Ad-
Using Company of Philadelphia
Newark visitor yesterday. 10
lark he will always be Dean Hay
4. He speaks interestingly OF the
hess outlook. He is associated
the country's largest Advertls-
concern which can read the busl-
thermometer more accurately
ABLY, than any other organlza-
According to him there IS a
Pily increasing business develop
He is in position to see the
u plans of the National Indus
His reports are encouraging
S22 developments.
Newark post., 1921-12-14
MRS. DAN'L THOMPSON
SUDDENLY STRICKEN
Well Known Public Spirited
Worker Seriously Ill

The large circle of friends of Mrs.
Daniel Thompson, of 4O8 Main Street,
will be grieved to learn of her serious
illness. Mrs. Thompson was about
yesterday and seen by many of her
friends and last night attended the
party of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Cur
tbs, where she was stricken.
Mrs. Thompson is President of the
Red Cross and is active in all public
spirited works.
Newark post., 1921-12-14
ROAD REPAIRS

Mavor Frazer has announced that Levy
Court has assured the Town Council
that the former body will make tenn
porary repairs to the road between Rose
Vile and Lumbrook. Council made re-
ouest for this work last week.
Newark post., 1921-12-14
LITTLE GIRL HURT
all Carrier S Daughter Re-
, ceives Painful Injuries

Fhe young daughter of William
rgan, the local mail carrier, was
|nfully injured when she fell from
automobile of Moore, the baker.
accident occurred yesterday af-
noon on Delaware Avenue. From
Rt can be learned, the child was
ying on the side of the machine
pr it had stopped and the driver
noticing her started the machine
bwing her to the street.
Newark post., 1921-12-14
NEW ORGAN PUMP

Work was started yesterday on the
installation of a new electric motor to
pump the organ in First Presbyterian
Church. This is an improvement that
the congregation of the church has long
wanted. The new motor will be ready
for use in a short time.
Newark post., 1921-12-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING

A workers conference of the First
Presbyterian Sunday School will be held
in the Practice Room, tomorrow evening,
at 73O o'clock. Matters pertaining to
the Christmas work of the school will
be discussed.
Newark post., 1921-12-14
w. G. T. u. Meeting

The meeting of the w. c. L. "
will be held this Friday afternoon, at
2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. 5. M.
Donnell
Newark post., 1921-12-14
Street Improvement

The resurfacing Of New London
Road has made big Improvement to
that thoroughfare.
Newark post., 1921-12-14
Foster s Mother Dead

and Mrs. F. M. K. Foster were
to New York last week by the
Of DR.. Fosters mother.
Newark post., 1921-12-14
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
NEW BILL TO REGULATE
ARKANSAS NEGRO VOTE

LITTLE ROCK. Feb 1.-The llouse
this Afternoon plssrd q senate Till pro-
,idinr fmr separation oi state and nn
iunnl clrcti'us In Arkansas. the form
~ tn br held IN October instead Of In
November
The argument given for ia. changing
~ election dltrs. advanced un the ilour
II tho senate. WAS That In sections ~
To-, state whore Negroes uutnumhcrcd
white persons the n,gruUa always 80
Goo tho Iulls in vote Tor prrsidcntih,
candidate and that u negroes are 90
the ballot Tor minor offices. they FREE
uuuntly are elected Win the state
election ON q different date the negroes
,rc not expected to vote, since They
evidence less interest IN stat" thnn ma
tionpl elections. Il was declared Tho
lill now gucs 10 the governor ion his
signature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
PLANS FOR ENCAMPMENT
AT CANYON MATURING

Beginning June ~. the BAPTIST en-.
campmcn, win open q ten days \, ssiun
nj Canyon. More than 900 people
from the plains country are expected
a. attend this great gathering
Rev. H. =. Fronnbargcr ~ the local
Baptist Church states that the several
departments ~ the work uhc W. NJ. a.,
the Sunday School. the u. Y. y. e.. the
student the Eduationan. have already
arranged f1r their directors aud speak.
ers. These leaders. he says. viii lie
experts In their field. leaders uf state
and national reputation. They viii give
inspiraiional addresses from day 10
day.
The committee. OF which Dr Virgin
Of Amarillo N chairman. IN rapidly
closing contracts with the speakers for
this MEETING and neither money nor
effort has been spared to obtain the
best talent.
4 large general assembly tent and
several smaller tents fpr the different
organizations have already been en-.
gagged from Kansas city firm. The
committee, according 10 Rov. Frona.
hargcr. has received many letters from
churches over the Plains and under the
cap.rOck. manifcsting their intention TO
attend this cncampmcnt.
1T II the purpose ~ the commit.
tee" SAYS Rev. Fronabargcr, TO make
this cncampmcnt great social. cduca.
tional. intellectual and religious gath.
crinG."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Russian Girls Organizing

Girls IN the Baltic Sea region :"
Russia where war conditions still pre-
vail VIII sOun bc talking Russian wi;a
sccrtari,H from the American Y. "
G. A.. three III whom sail this month
for ltcval. Russia. tu establish center Z
for the rtrls II that district. One ~
these young women has specialized To-
recreation. another In club work witt
industrial girls ard another In gym
nas'irs. and athletics ~ that the tri
is equipped 10 handle varied pre-
gram ~ activities Tor the Russia 0
giris Small groups of girls In Rus
sia have held together since the ear
war DAYS when the American Y. "
&. A. first started clubs la that coug
try aud Il Is only now that the wors
~ long postponed, can be- rcopcnr
IN Spuv sccjiuns. Twenty other \
W. e. \. secretaries are sailing ~
February Ia carry on various kinds ui
work among the women and girls h
South America. the Near East, "a"
cho Sl1Nakia. Poland. china. Japan
aud India.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Many Cxechs Coming to the United
States

According 10 the laics, reports from
The Y. " e. :. and the Y. NJ. Z. \
In C1vch0 Sluvakla. SluNak Umgmnt~
are travelling To America through
Prague at the rate II 400 pet mUn'h
Unable t. find sleeping quarters. a
guVd half Il these people were forced
t. sp,nd the nigh, In the streets unit
recently when the Y ". &. 4. aud
the Y. NJ. G. ~. aided by the Ministry
Tor Social Welfare. converted f0rmO
military barracks into sleeping quar-
tcrs. over $50 beds have been w.
stalled IN two rooms. the large slice,
ing room Tor women and children. ia,
smaller Tor men. Between these the"r
IL u dining roam IN which they can
obtain TODD fur small amount Of
money. In this refuge they stay until
the date 10 their sailing. They az
protected FROM robbery and unnccei
sary dctainmcnt ~ INSCRIPTIONS N(fi.
Gals. Information and aid In every
possible way is extended To help tn
rniglant on his lcns Journey To Amc'
lea.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
THE uNENPEt TED.

ono Knocked ~ death. Tor Icing s,ron;
~ limb
Aud fearless death no tcrrors had for
him:
From out my course shall not moy.
i0t.
Let him approach at viii; fear him
not
Yet. when the conaucrur wh,bi ~,
thought to meet
IN man meets man. erect upon his fee,,
Came creeping In bong twilight shnd
Ows. he
Fell on his knees and writhcr IN agony
Another, not self confident but frall.
Feared death from his youth upward
cen would quail
~ every shadow which upon his pnfh
Seemed pointing toward him In it, sun,
brc wrath.
Yet, when death came. not wrapped ~
heightened gloom
AZ all life long this man expected
doom.
Hut sudden In the sunlight. not a trnc,
OF fcar remained: he met him face {,
face.
Nj u BUHLER. In spunk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
REALISM IN the MOVIES

Want t. scc real football champion.
ship gimc--onc of the biggest games
held In thu West this year? You can
see Il from q nice comfortable chair
right IN your ncighborhoud without got.
ting chilhlalns or travelling a couple OF
hundred miles, You'l have good sea,
too. whore you'l H. able Ia scc every
move ~ the game the cheering crowds
aud the winning touchdown hy the col
lcgo hero.
Those who cry fur realism In motion
pictures will have me- cause Tor com
pl,int with The Snoh." Wanda IInw.
lpy's newest Rcnlart picture. The
Snoh' u ftury of college life IN which
football game IL one az the important
features. sam Wood. who directed the
picture Is momb"r 1T the First or.
der - Realism. and h. was determined
that II football game was to bc an
important feature of the picture. u
should he real football game i've
seen alleged crldiron contests In films.
had enough to make some uf the old.
time playcrr long 10 commit murder
aud arson" declared Director Wood.
This time you're going Ia see "a real
game"
Miss Ilnwlcy was delighted with the
idea. for she is also q member ~ the
First order II Realism She could think
oi ne more pleasant way of working
watch an homsttu.guulncss. thrilling
football game. For Il must he remcm.
hcrcd that Miss lilwlcy is cullvgc girl
"A student of the University of Wash.
ingtrn. and what IL moro exciting to n
college student than football game
Whom Miss lIawlcy learned that the
two teams who would play were stan.
f,rd University and the University -
California. her delight knew no bounds.
For" she tells her friends next TO
my school. | love stanford
llut " 20 happened that the l'nivcr.
,itv 1T California WIS the home team.
And Miss llawlcy. OF course Ind To
root for that team. But. anyway. '
certainly enjoyed that game. more than
anything elise during the Filming 81 the
picture.
Rcnlprt was most fortunate IN sccur.
irg the Si,nfordT 5. G. game Tor
~rcu,s In The Snob" adapted from
the William I Ncidig saturday Even.
irg Post story. u proved "nc Of the
most hardtOught contests uf the sea-.
son. q true "grudgc" fight, ~ stan.
ford was out to redeem a previous de-.
feat. The srurr. ~ a. u for T. ;. g..
dives not indicate the real thrills NJ
tho play.
THE Snob" II curking picture "
college dlys with all its attendant pep
aud gayctv n is without doubt the
best picturc that Miss ll1wlcy has
mrdc. Leading roles In thu picture are
taken ~ such wcllknown and popular
players as Walter Ilicts sylvia ASH
tom Edwin Stevens Julia Faye and
Dick WAYNE. with William L. Lawrence
In the leading male role
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
WOMEN DECLARE THEY
CAN GRADE SHEEP

l'fr1ufe they nrp women. ragged and
Indifferent. sheep annul lc lnlmod III
"n ilrn %" puiv.hrcds says Mrs Mary
il1tiwrll and Miss May Council They
know yonrling from four ypar.old
they drrl1r"
Mrs lllrtwoll rud Mrs Council con.
duct u sheep ranch near liUyinn. They
purchased u herd ~ hirhhrrd Nunrling
cWo" from a Pacific Coast firm. They
were a. p1y tis u hond
when the shipment arrived only
part came mp tu the specifications. ac.
cordng 10 thr judgment ~ thu sheep.
women. Thrsc that pleased them they
kept and fed. Those that didn't they
turned oui nud notified the selling com.
pnnv.
N,V Nh ll,rtwrll aud Miss Connoll
ARE being sued by the California firm
Ter ntll paymcnt On Nh" entire ship.
mcnt. Deputy T. = Marshal Duc liul.
tom Yesterday served process un the
women. and thry viii give the tinted
States court 'huir views uf purrbrod
and scrub sheep 1T the Ami term ui
court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
p,tv
GERMANY INDEBTED TO
MEXICAN GOVERN INTENT

~ NfHNtlNNN NfHHt
SAN ANTONIO. Texas Feb. -
Mexico CIV newspapers reaching san
Antonio today state that the present
Gorup,n government is IN debt To- Mex.
leo In the sum ~ approximately ST..
UO0. 900 for arls ANA ammunition ar.
dorcd during the administration of Vie.
loriano Iiucria and which Ia date has
not been delivered.
II H. reported that payments IN ad'
vnnrc were made ON the contract with
Germany. ALSO on other contracts for
supplies from Belgium France aud
England The big contract with the
imperial German government was only
recently discovered. n ~ said. when a
revision Of McXico's finances was start
ed by tho official accounting depart
mcnt II is said that one payment was
made In the amount Of 10000 marks.
The McNionn government h at sea AK
tu Just how Germany viii attempt to
cancel this debt. due Co IN" radical
changes IN power together with the
mons,rous depreciation Of the value u
the German money market.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Genernl Mri.rrgur bead.

BENlCiA. Calf. Feb. i.-IIrlg. Gen.
crnl M"irgur. retired veteran Of a
dozon Indian campaigns the Civil and
Spanish Wars and the Boxer rebellion
IN china died here today al the aga
of 81 His funeral win bc next Tues.
dny NJ the Preside ~ IAN Francisco.
lie entered the ciyil War IN a sccOn |
Lieutenant, Later he participated ~
many Indian campaigns In Idaho. New
Mexico and Arizona.
IN the Spanish. Amcrican war no we1t
a. Culm M Colonel In the ninth cav.
niry and returned NJ The head % u al.
vision with Theodore Roosevelt an |
Leonard Wu,d ~ officers under him,
he served through the Boxer cam.
pnlgn In china aud retired In 1901 with
the rank ~ Iirigndlcr General. Five
children survive him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
BACKBONE WILL Be THE.
TOPIC At DElNDI SUNDAY

Dr Henry 4. liruuhs. uf the Polk
street Mrthulisl Church viii preach
NJ the Doinii Theatre sunday NJ rr
noon ~ three u'cluck. Ills subject viii
lc Backbone" \ sing Sung viii Dr.
conducted under The dir,rii,n uf l'ro.
frssur Emil q Meyers uld songH viii
h. sung md leaflets VIII b. freely diT
uiblcd ~ that all who cono tu the
service may join M The singing.
In Brooks urges ihnt all persons
VII, ii, not attend churches. aud AZ
many others as possible. come Ia this
~, tins. q worth while lecture viii
oc given. the sing.s'ng VIII be- enjoyed
~ everyone aud no cull,rtlnn viii H.
taken This VIII h. the ihiri ~ IA,
sorios ~ meetings held "n Sunday
ficuurns under the aImiccs 4 Dr
brooke. IA, service en- last Sundn,
Has called uff iu order to allow tho
Haging Df Tho European Relief Council
hcu'fit performance
\ lisi ~ special subjects upon which
pr Brooks viii preach at hts church
during thu month uf February com
priFrs M" following
F,hunr, liOo u m. Every
Mans Lifr Psalm 1T Coed 100 o..
m.. THE uld Time Religion.
February l3-il 0o a. m.. THE FIJI
fillmpnt ~ Life zoo - m.. Tho PRO.
phctic Method II Revelation
February 2u Hoo O.. M, How &"
Find ones l.ifr Work, 200 y. m
The Ollyct discourse.
February % lop -, W. - Vision
n Duty: 200 -. M "Naichman.
What If the Day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
I.cntOn lnocuiaiing Cattle.

Harmon Eentun. the county agent.
was busy Friday with incubation ~
dairy cattle near the city. In tho effort
to stamp out communicable disease.
When asked NJ To- the progress Of this
work, he stated Tint IN" state aud led
cral men were we'll received In Amarillo
and nearby territory. and according to
his judgment much good viii be- ac.
compliShCd
Mr. BENTON calls attention to the fac,
that the experts declare hut few cows
In this territory have tuberculosis and
these Invariably are imported into tho
Plains country from states 10 the
north Ne spys this work will h. con.
tinucd until every milk producing COW
has brcn tested and the status uf health
established.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
~ COMM AMBER nc ME 10
MAKE ARRANGEMENTS

Sir Knights guy g. saunders. T.. $
Nudge and u. u, swift were appointed
hy Eminent Commander u. g. Hume
= Amarillo Commandcry No. N.
Knights Tcmplnr Mnsons. on special
committee 10 arrange for the Easter
services az the stat" cunclayr last
night This committee will secure u
church for the service and invite y
minister To- prcarh the Faster sermon
Ter the Sir knights. who viii attend In
fun dress uniforms
Sir knirhi !. - Sweeney will hold
The annual inspection ~ Dalhart com
nandcry to-day. Ne win head n dclcgd'
iun from Amarillo The l,cd Cross
Malta and Temple degrees VIII ic con
ferrcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Sunbeam Program fm Sunday. Feb.

The Sunbcans 81 the First Daptiqi
Church viii meet SUNDAY nftcrnoon
with the following program:
Subicct-Thc Indians
Song-Jesus Wants Me Tor Sun
beam.
Lords Prayer In Concert
S1rg-Ycs. Jesus Loves Me.
Bible Siory-Camping out VIII
Jesus. Luke s.39I1.
Story 81 the lndians--Jack Lcvcrc.,
Prayer for the lndians-Lcadcr.
Roll Call. answer with Bible vcrs,
about children.
Sol, I,ul'aula PARCELS.
Reading Elizabeth Tollcson.
business.
Closing Prayer.
Anyone having Indian pictures .
curlus win please bring them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
HARDING WILL REMAIN
ON BOAT TEMPORARILY


~ Afnriai,d fr,rs
PALM BEACH. FLA. Fob. l.-Afior
q live hour Htup NJ Pam each. Pres.
dort l.lor llnrdinR's house boat We.
to,ia hrndrd ip in ihr lniinn River the
afternoon Tor 81 Augustine. where the
l'rMlrit Eject viii riend most of Fee
runry.
WIN her arrival here the Nictora
Inns passed The worst pnit Ut her vuuref
~ The cuuW n she has good luck shp
probably win reach Daytunn or Or
mund SUNDAY and steam into ST. Ar'
guslinr suino time Monday. Proposals
~ con- rl,ic tho trim BY rail have been
laid aside temporarily and Mr. Harding
Inns arranged 10 have his first appoint
ments at ~ Augustine put over from
Monday o. Tucsluy Tho Nioior'i
prohnlly viii make no stops during
daylight until she reaches DaytonA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
MANY SUITS FILED
~ DISTRICT COlRT

District clerk ! g. Skillman an
nnuncrd Yesterday that The following
suits have lrcn filcd In district court
!. 4. Phillips vs. John Barton Payne
I al. suit fur damages. Panhandle Tire
nd l,uhlrr TO. ~. ~ NJ Mauzcr debt
and attachment; !. !. Knight rs y
u. Carter and r. o. Lindsey. deb,
city IL Amarillo ~ \ u Nun ct al.
mii To try title. Miitic Proctor Adams
~. T. a :. T. Railway 60. ct al. per.
'onal injuries; Salvador soils ~ T.. \
:. 4 Railway Co. personal injuries
Anna Jacobs Ne \. Luke Jacobs III.
Vorcc: W q White vs.. r. W Jcrsir
suit ON note
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
SOCIETY
ALvAil ID. MEYER.

trimmed ~ with bright culorcd rrrpr
paper II filled with seven quantity
tied NJ packages. labeled for each dlv
II the week. The packages consist
~ small and inexpensive articles that
may be- picked W In any toy depart
nirnt.
The knowledge that there IN SOM
Thing new coming cut ~ the gift h"s
tomorrow Will stimulate the imnginl.
ilon aud go a long way toward keep
INK the actively inclined little body
quiet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
CARD or THANKS

We wish o. express uur SINGER,
thanks and appreciation To- vur man,
friends and ncighhurs Ter their sym
pathy and pr,s'ncc during the recent
death IT car beloved mother aud grand
mo,hcr. alsn Tor the many beautiful
flowers
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